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Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-02-18
TOMATOES FOR COWS.

1t ia not generally known (says the l..
c. Alyoctte) that this vegetable is u su
perior article OF food for milch cows
We have tried it two summers, and it is
decided Y superior to any other vegetable
NO have We, tried. They add greatly to
the quality as well as 10 the richness OF
the milk, and give rich golden color to
tho cream and butter, which il at least
pleas nj to the eve, even ifthe flavor is moi
so improved. We 40 not know, however,
that they impari any richer flavor to the
butter.
We have known COW to refuse them
when first offered, but soon become very
fond Of them; others, we believe a
large minority eat them greedily from
me first. Thus far we have fed them
only in the raw state; but If boiled with
cora mea, say half and half, or two
thiIds toma ocs, they will doubtless be far
letter.
TO one VII, ha' a dliry farm, the cuIti-
vatIon Of an acre or two IN tomatoes would
be repaid by greater profit tnan any vege-
table we know. From one acre not less
than eight bushels may be gathered daily
from July until frost. There is some trou-
be in picking them, but then nearly every
farmer has children; h S little boyS-ay
and his hrg ones, too--would not be the
worse Tor lite work. We should I've glad
to see the experiment on a larger scale
than ours, and to learn the res dts. {,
Tenn. ADJ.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-02-18
Note. oftbe Third Mun;c;nolity.-Tb

Notes ofthe. Third Municipality Tho
council of the Third Municipality at its
session Of Monday last, determined tn issue
bonds payable in one, two and three years,
in exchange for their bulls, in suns not
less than 500. They viii allow an ia
terest of FIVE per cent per annum, for The
second and third year. b., this mems
they hope to fund large quantity of their
notes and create a better feeling OF conf
dence in the holders,-.\e@ Orleans Re
publican.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-02-18

MAN delights not in h,4l, nor woman ell
Their"
But there are some (nl among them
The wrte) who a,or,cia'e Lin more
iu tv and kindly--who know that beneath
the ice winch encrusts the outwarJ
man,
ga living stream lies quiet below,
That flows, and meier can cease to flow,',
and which in bis genial hours Of relaxation
from toll, reireshes and enIivens his social
and domesti: relations with sparkling viva
city OF thought and feeling.
Few who have seen Joseph Holt, will
fail to recognize the foregoing picture. Ho
is IA native of Kentucky In 1881, he
settled at Louisville, and was appointed
Attorney for the Commonwealth in that dis
tsict, bv his faithful and jealous discharge
Of his d hies, became a terror and sconrge
TO evil-docrs. In 1922, he was delegate
to the B fillmore Convention, and was
mainly instrumental by an eloquent pane
gyric OF r. M. Johnson, delivered before
that Ddy. in securing his nomination tof
the Vice Presidency. This truly eloquent
address drew from Mrs, Sigonrney an ode,
in which she pays "A Just and tia'tering tri-
butte to the geui1s Of kenrucky's youthful
orator--in addition t. which, she present
ed to HIM cory of her work, as Il me-
mortal oil her special admiration and re.
gard.
In 1886, he remove to Puri Gibson, in
this Slare.irum which village he on a,:er
wards removed to the city Of Vck,burg,
which presented a wider theatre for the
exercise OF his professional skill; the'e
his first efforts justified his high reputA-
ton.
The wri er well remembers who that
! heard II, can eve forgetH--hIS speech at
the lritl of old Red ling II. Herring, who
WIS prosecn'e t,r The murder o. his sou.
/ AT HE rcqlc Of the District Attorney,
| (who was ludi poscd,) Holt a,si,el him.
He had bot few h us for replrAlIon.--
The prisoners counsel re lie strong on
his dtniil OF the act when charged, (lhere
having been no witnesses FMS point
the prosccu or seized and handled with
amazing deXtcrIty. His concluding words
were
"1ou nave oeen toiu' Sen'eH'e"' "'1'
Herring m4t !aa"tty uIh'eu 'he o.
haIag murdered us son. aye II ",e
,pectre OF his murdered ON were now to
rise from 'n3 sra'e' ana wrapper ' :" MS
10 III, 'e'e oe'' > .,''.'' ON ''I aD,,,,,
ana ch re nun WIN t''S "o' 49, uo,'' ~
Pa'i l'e, he """'u S'''' "e"y ~ '4' wan
"e'J'rou '"s' y! '0''
Shake not your CORY locks at me.
Thou canst not say did It,"
m, rr.;..,,,.
~. n0 e"eI' VI ''', ,r'...a. -, -.
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~ :! o1,, 10 49,, Wow aoJ e. h;.rad
'.'' 0'cJ,'0H r..I,'''.',;da,i,n--,,,i,' -.
~ ,'';.,n.o Lr,.! Cor,h nm, ..,,u,o,i N.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-02-18

The Doctor fell right down in his tracks,
and tainted he did.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-02-18
JOSEPH HOLT.

! nave O'nIlttu III - IlT' u u llI. VI WV
of the mast d stngu shell orators and ja-
ris,s that adorn the Bar, hcca 70 he has
been absent from the Site. an! his just
taken his seat in the conrt 70 IN Ju gng
merterndl appearances alone he Is a man
whom Cesar would have feared, Lecausc
he has
ia lean and hungry look,
And thinks'too much"
Gle hears no music
Seldom he smiles"
"He reads much
He is great observer, and he looks
Quite through the deeds OF men"
The later line is certainly app cable t.
him, tn ugh in different sense from that
which Caesar used lt-as there are le"
deeds in this part OF the State, which h.
has ~, been called on "t0 look through,
| for The purpose of cons ruIng them or test
ing their validity. He sits solitary am
apart fran his brethren. wrapped in ab
stractou, with a cOantcnance Of deep anc
hectic melancholy, denotng intensity o.
thought warrIng against lufrmty Of body
When he speaks, his words are few anc
appropriate--his manner passlonless, anC
| his voi,e though musical as a reed, anC
very distinct and emphatic, is feeble anc
low, unless the occasion is such as to Cal
| r. lbnT h,C hnorors
tonished and delighted by vehement an,
overwhelming e'oqrence, witch combine
with the most precise logic, the most copl
ous and rhetorical dicion, and the mos
impas ioned voice and gesture. His mint
is chaslened by The most lahorious study
he beag the only man of the present day
who has accomplished, in lis cOmplei
sense, (as far as his age perrniis,) the "Vl
pinti annorIm lucubratJnes," prescribe
by my Lord Coke In spealling, his min
pursues underwriting Y a line Of demonstra
live argument, while his fancy impartS
grace and Ease nation rarely exceeded, t
every sentence. 1t is supposed that he
mercenary-butt the truth is, he value
money more os a means of purchasln
immunit, from the carking wants who
! trammul and harrass an ambitious MIN
than for its own sake. He follows stric
iy the instruction of "Aul1 Rob-
Burns"
$50 gather gear by every vile
= That justified by honor
s Not for TO hide it in hedge,
e Nor for train attendant,
S But for the glorious privilege
Of being independent"
= But so cold and distant is he in his j
@ tercourse even with his friends, tn
, few give him credit for any of the S
}. cial virtues, and i. is generally beliey
I, that
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-06

The Philadelphia U Gazette says-'The pas.
senger' who came from Massachusetts via the Sound
." New York. yesterday morning. suffered severely
from sNSell grounded fear. There was IN alsno OF
hFe"nd u was soon ascerained that The boat was on
IRE under the boiler. The buckets were put in 70.
cushion a. soon IS possible. but the alarm was ,rs
mendous. and much lime elapsed before the ere wa.
gov UNDER = lady who was on hoard, says $40 ne.
yer "a" any thing more awful. The small b,ais
were lowered. and Preparations were made to run
the boat on shore
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-06
R9rII Is far les, p.oflahle 70 IrinL rnD, ,h.. +.

~ u Is far lass Profitable to drink rum Ihen Il,
sen n-snd MANY valuable esInles have gradually
'Oe"u '"ea ways IRON the pockets ofIhe drnnkar,I
into the ill of The iraficker in in,yx,ca,i, ;t
few morni:IEs ago. rs a queer locking seSi". "a,
Standing a' the conner Of one of Uur public sreets
'"ok'ng rather ioriorn and wnrse for the wear. n.
made The following feeling remark. uhich no so.hI
was literally true. 'Thsfe goes man u no has made
l's inr'pne by selling rum-and here stands mar
maj hos lost his iOfIune by drinking n.'-Bos BE,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-06

NATIONAL INSTfTUTE-DanieI Jenirer. our
M'n'sir' 10 AnsIf'a. has presented 10 the Nno,,ul
Institute nj Washington. several specimens of stain
ciiies obtained in the ceebrnied cave nj A,leshu,g
al CanIoai; specimen Of S,lzhurg marble. at.l n
pair oi horns ola rham"is killed on The hunting
g'""nos "' The Arch Dnke John. Of AssIris in the
IN 'nniains of Syria. Marh Of The oram.o,oI n. !,
Of the Wagaila. in Germany. desc rihcd nv Henry
Wheaton. our Minister At Berlin. IN a Iet,e, ~ IN.
Institute. Is constructed Of Sa zburg marble.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-06

GENERAL JAIL DELIVERY Besv.,
nrs"' states 'hs' on the evening Of TIE 25,h nit.
'h'ee prisoners. named Reeves. ROOF and AIcorn. 90
e'Ped from The Jail Of. Beaver county. by andermi.
nng The foundation IN the cellar. uhch. having been
previously broken offered lille resistance TO ibei, e.
Kris The Two later. however. were reiaken in .
70" hours; bui Reeves. IN accomplished villain. !.
still 81 large. tn. Sheriff Offers reward Of sso
'o' he apprehension. Iie wss eonfned On ehsus
OF b'samy-baving married young lady 10 The ".
eini'y' with 81 least one olhes wife alive.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-06

Tie late Wing welcomes have 50 appalled, The
%",'oe's 'nal many "i their prominent men are al
ready dropping Oft from their par.v. IN. ~,
Henry Daniel. for long time past heading Len.
loco ~ this State declares THAI he soposed =,
running LpcUfoco candidate for The Pfe,nIe.cv
and IA ia"'' Of taking Judge MtLean.- F,o,,k'
JGrf Commonwealth @'N'~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-06


DELAWARE SILK At recent ex.
hibitlon Of the Franklin Institue OF
Philadelphia was exhibited specimen
OF raw sewing silk by Mira W.D. Wa
Piles Of Sussex county in this state =
This silk was Of very superior kind.
attracted muck notice and received the
wormest appreciation Of the committee
on silk. Mrs. w. was one of the frs,
"a this state TO cnter upon the silk man.
acture-not as a business. but for the
sake OF developing the resources OF the
country, add affording new branch of
industry to the young and aged Her
cOcoonery was very extensive and man.
aged with excellent effect. The speci.
cimen presented at the institute is evil
dence Of her success, and also a proof Of
~ the soundness of ner opinion that the
manufacture OF silk caa be perfected in
ms country ans made subservieDt 10
me Industry and wealth Of the nation
Mrs W. is highly talented lady, and
poe o. The warmest patriots in the state.
-Delaware Stale Journa'.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-06

SUBSTITUTE FOR CREAM.-Bear IN ,hs
The whole Of a fresh egg W basin and Then NON,
boiling 'eo over gradually Prevent lis curdiing
Ch0rlsfoH Trons 'O''''s
oObSI ~ FORTFlPE.-Takc sole leaIbe,
Rich Star.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-06

We have received and read An address N The
baFi'''' Of the Uohsd States on The Observance Of
'hs s'be''h' from he Seventh Day Baptist Genera
Conierenee
The pamphlet is On ssrnsa srrnmen, IN 1,vo, =,
9'''''''al observance Of the seventh day. rather
ne" me h''' day Of 'hs week. Those who felt an
interest N discussions Of 'his Kind. viii end IN. a.,
gnenb 'oeh e ii j.. vel ssl forth IN ihis udJr.,.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-06

'S'oF stop! my de1rr exclaimed Mrs John Smith,
uoni burn Ihoso old papers. Hand Them Il, me. 1
w e, Them Tor Fanny end Bobby to make Lo5sr,,
OF Sure enough. replies her indu,een, spos.e "a
p lsy saved Is penny earned. And now while
~ y, aeaf' Why NOT lake my old Iove Ee,feysp
hfst tate things 10 kiRdle a aams b.v1' %
ceilen's promptly rejoincd Mr.. s .Hs.ye,. ,, w
they are dry enough N'o"S
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-06

A man named Wheeler was recently tried in Car.
rOl county. illinois, as an accompIce in the murder
OF a man nA~ed Bolton. lie wa no doubt sriIry;
ou' the crime was committed previous TO the expire
lion Of an old law. that took eognizonee Of the Of
'enee' before the new law past by the last lesi.
ia'nre had taken effect and from lameness in the
repeating clause Of The new law The prisoner escaped
from justice.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-06
(Fusn ilse Pisshurrh Gazette. y
S.l'(lplfl na. nm, =,

Upon i"qu'r'lg has a..inl,g. our irie, a can't Ds.
Nd Le,eh ihiouns us ihat lhry w.ut,, Le,I,,. ,,.
"eIs'e AMI reeeiiaing for g.rls from bill. ends az
'he fe"nsylvania ranai ss.In the OH. and uss.. N,
gers "n the 5ih inst. mud thai lac heeve, ,he Ma.
'ri would tie ieI o add The canal shop Iof The sen
san, absut the 18th inst. -.
ROBBERY OF A LARGE SUM OF MONEY .
risge d',er Boston i,aned CiLe.i, ~ Tuesday
lo,.k package m s4PUO irn The SulL,lk Rank. IN
blis cd 'I,r Quincy S,,e Bank. 10 carry Il. the lat
ter Bank !" Clancy. lie placed The package Us u,u
al nj the har ~heuer lac received Il. aud placed Il
md-r The seat ' frai 81 The stage. On arin il.g
N'i"nse Ice TOOK lie nrrs iiu'. Tia tassehgersesv-
g the package still under his in,x. When he mr.
rived al Quincy. oi' opening the parksgr al the
Bank II ~as t,und To su,lan noIhii,g but pieces oi
htnwn Iaper. nicely done up the snse isH, aHh
ih~ biis, naiion &c Ilsr iais A,iibary ullaIr No
iue ." lie robbery has bc,n dncv .S... t.r
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-06

CCQUETTlNG EXTRAORDINARY few
days ago. pair uf Inriles. seemingly nnxinns Io
hScome united in the Slken han,ls nf "a ednck made
their appearance hefnre "ne &c the clersymen 'oI
6i"scow Win. finding the requisite eeriihcaIe- all
right pr"ece'ied with the ceremsny. until he rarne
To 'ha' p"ri 81 Il where the qursron il put to the
hrieerTn IL ne willing 90 take this yyonnn AZ,
ne ms ~HeF u" this necessary query. the man.
alter considerable hesitation. answered Me- Me-.
mid The minister With a .nk az SURF sc. for what
rea-onf' Just ID the poor embarrassed sim peron
ln"Ling hr The dnnr hernnse I've taken a ,cnnner
(di-eust) ~ her On this the ceremony Ia. Tho
81 ideni morifrauou "f the fair onr wns hrksn s.fI
md TIE nar,tes retired a few days afier ho~ ever
ih"y sg"'n presented themselves befpsc his rever
ence. and the f'stidns hrIeprrn hn,i lug declared
thai he had got over his ahjeci.on. the ceremony
WIS again G. Commenced. and prcecsled wiih.sat
interruption. Till qncsiion. similar e. The nh,ve
was pui IA the bride; hen she iH return. rep led ia
The BeRafiA =. r...,
What Is the meaning NJ all ihisP SAID the clergy
man. evidently dspleased nj the G,oish iriflrnr 81
lhe parties o naeihing ava sail the hI.,-hirr
dani~el tossing her head with an mir of resen,men,
only I've Just ia'en a scHnner IN him. Tho tw,.
again retired 10 their lonely pillows and lonely il
would seem they had found them. FER the reverend
genrmaa on roming ont Of his house the fill, wing
manning. mel The fnlish couple onre mare ON their
wny io solicit his services. Its a. made up moo
sad the smiling fair o yes said her ra,en,.
ed. 'iI's a settled moo. and want yon tn marry N.
MS sErn rs p0ssihle' Twill do no such thing vns
The gFave and startling reply Ia the impatient re-
quesi. What forr asked they. sI~ak ng together
M iane of mingled surprise and diSaI gsintme.f-
% naeihing ava. said his reverence passing ON his
~ay'bu just I've ta'en a scunner at sc bailh.'-
K,lmaTnock Jour.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-06

great error is often committed arnong manuia,
'ar,rs aud mere hnIis. particular y In HE ,esi. in
the rolicy IN business by w,irh they are gov. rned
Ia gr"ws out rf the fact. that ia new sesscsi conn,
ifss. where small village grows ~, and The
iacil''ies for supplying HE wants III the pe.,pe are
small the manufacturer and merchant usually r,t.
his own prices, and comF cliion increases lie
reduces prices wIIh great rrlnclaice, still seeking
10 get as much ns possible for his manufactures or
merchandise. That Is wrong policy. evhichHy.-
The question with every merchanI or manufactures
should be-how cheap can afr,rd TO make or s, n
iis article. if have as much as eau do, III.
Thea Plenses his cssuncr the cusionacr rclurns In
him again. and brings with him other cs,srome ~.
adding daily To his business and To his "a cans Tn.
'ac that contrary policy has been formed, hn-
oeen The cause Of sending ereat AMY men 10
'pe"d Their money ia The eastern cii~s. where ,l,e
rompe'ii'on is great and immediate A western
man wants pair Of bods The 10 going cast and he
says j have been charged here seven do.lsr, 10, n
common article. i,an get n tetler one al The en,,
for sixI will buy ai The east So " nh coal. bs,
ANY thing he wants Thi. s noI ibecanse The
man "a The west eAnn"i make as guod an article
but because he wants too much moi.cy for his LILLE
care and labor.
This policy has been'very injnrioas to this place
from the owner Of real estate to The aanulaclnrer.
Of Blacking They wanted loo macf for their stock
or pro- eriy. The time was. when a stranger cnsse
among us, the ho'ders Of real estate asked cor.,er
tot characterization prices. The stranger did no
buy. and now, the price has tcduced-wbe,eas. Il
The loIs had cen sold at less prices. they would
have increased their value. So in manufacturer.
wheeling has had three or four good papai mills Er
'evern' yrars-enough TO supply large seciion Of
country; yet in Cocinna a. ST Louis. Nasty lie, &C.
The people who paper sent TO Boston or Har,fs5
Tor most Of their paper. Had our mills sold AZ CHEAP
paper a. that bought east. which they might have
done. rs they would have been able TO double the
quantity. they would have increased the quantity
sold. yearly. and made money. The, are down in
their prizes, nov hot They did not fall SION enough
II Is 20 with all business. Where high prices are
demanded. any business. Of whatever character.
viii gradually lose custom and run ou al the litiIe
end Of the hsrneusIoner after customer " IN ieave
and the merchant win no sAIonished thai he hss
broken himself no. at high prices; bot he will surely
do ii. The policy all round shouli be low prc..i
and large business"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-06

a gentleman being called on 70 subscrib. IN 4.
roufso oCieclures objected because = aid he ,oy
vile gfves me grsIuitOUs lecture every evening :
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-06

WHO READS AN AMERICAN BOoKf
The n. Y. Tribune says: We are in.
formed that Tegg. London bookseils,
nna Publisher, realized f4O.00O from
he sale Of The Girls Own Book ; .Fru.
nj Housewife &c. by Mrs. l.. ". Child
y THIS CITY. The frst edition Of her
Le.isrs from New York, is nearly ex,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-06

iEASfLE>S.- The jesIing siyie -dnI'ied by
ny editors IN their notices OF ard ITS punish
meni. evinees demaviy in Them. and L.slrr> ia tie
Community. Que I'll cur cote nIorarns lately sn-
n"nnced The seni,sre Oi iwosO"iig Women la the
gail"w. under The nIe OF Ialr OF Gus, end
ShO' KING. AiUihef eastern paper. ineing the ,ets-
'eh'e OF "a girl i"f p'ls'l'ii'g man III ars-mn
says; III forks like riIy 10 sp"I such cir Ean,
piece Oi mature IhmaiIsl'Ii. nid a.As'couid "a,
her puu shen he cunIinuI,d by ki,silg To dea.l,l'
The savage THAI dauc,s around hrs vicIim nj The
siakr. anu Shouts ~hile he rsIh,s. does nu selrny
more ui'cr harbury Than stamp, such ,iircs- Ctn
Herad.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-06

The Columbus journal of Saturday says. thary
e. Ain"s - espec'sd n ihaI city during The DAY ~,
his way I, cn.cinati. -a.,-sas.-.s,a..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-06
NAVAL.-Thelio.lOa Journalof Moolov .f,,.

NAVAL-IheijosIon JournaIof Aloo,Iav .e.,.
moon says v s"e''
We understand that orders have bs,n ,s,.;,..
- ss' the ''"op II war Plymouth rugged and ,e.,,s
lOr sea immediately '' 'es"y
a large number of the workmsn ,m,lo,,.d =.
me Navy Yard ~ ChsheslOwn. will b. di.Sbs,a..,
wiihuui Lelsy' '''"'seO
Inc Cumberland Frigaie. Capt. Samuel / R,....
"hu'e" on on Thursday. from the Navy Ya,d -
a"'hOfen ~ the stream. Orders are srner,.d 81.
~ S - 'oeeed hses 10 few days She - dr.,;,..
~ ,o' ne me'neHanean. The Gag ship Of Com.
nOi"fe smith. who gues ont ia her 10 rslievs o.
mOfr"' ~ The cOTnmand o. The squ,dn, N j..
ne 9o'o'o Sezeiie proposes ihai he vb,p. .b.ii
o'u 'hef general primary meetings prsn.s.,,, 49,.
,ays o's' II
mailer Of course that q great Ma. CO.,
'en'Hn ct The wigs 81 Ohio will b. held :, CO.
~ "sn"s We cumming Nisies 80 sa,ios ~
axe hI granted that nulgaiy ran selsc,s 49,.
'H""Feu ~ more gloriOus patriotic md n,,ts -.
-aooiaiioms Than he Twenty second dev ,,i r,,.
'a ~ 20 me piaes. Columbus is d.,,,6,e.. a..
Onven'en| being geographically central sn. 80 =,
Then lei us 81 60 10 Columbu,.
~ numbers ten thousand or mar.
nn' tHa up'n Washingions birtb Jsy
," du'@s 20 plessani o. ofe."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-06

WRECK CT TIE sra, SARAH
BARNES AND Loss or SIXTEEN LivEs.-
We learn by on-esra' lrrns. he ofii.e he New
nrl.an. P.cayune. dated the 23l nit. the c,nGra-a
,,on Vi the hiss "fIIe steamer Sarah Ba,,as. cnher
way from Gslvcs'on. Texas. to New reans. n.
also OF the los OF sixteen Of her passengers anJ
crew. Tie melancholy particulars ore related by
The mate. tf.|f
o. Al e 24th Of rriemher. At ruon. she rrossed
The Gal. e-ion har LT New Orleans. On the nrxi
m"rning. the 25ih. considerable leak was discov.
cred IN her hold. All the pun p sci Ia w"Ik;
hn; they were mile Ca keen her free Cor siart
lime only. A. 9 "clock. A M. when about seventy
five miles from Gal, esion. IL having been Eund that
The water was gaining an the pumps. and that both
wini and sea were increasing. the Captain deter
mined Ia run her int" the Sabine river; hat boliev.
ing the accomplishment "f This even doubtful. frm
the nspid manner ia ~hi~h the lenk incn ascd. Ia
rs'ncfoded io run her on The shore. lie
directed her course accordingly; the wls,le sf the
crew and passengers being. "a the time
engaged IN hailng her out.
A. half pest two p. NJ the water. Notwithstanding
faeir exsii"ns. had ssrcniesl io the fires and the
engine Further ef,rts io cunnicract The leak were
'herei"re nhavail,ng aud Ia their hives became
The eoncern uf all "n lo,rd. They then set about
making RATS &C ire coIton hales-four hsles To- n
raii.-and Iashed isgeihrr spars G,r the other
raft. She was ns W sinking rapidly the lead Vans
heavrd. anf there were found faihrms of
There was N" cUnf'isi"n cnmplairirg; all seemed
." he impressed " hh their perilcus posiiun. nd u
save iheir lives was The object whirh engrsssd
their attention Orders were given 30 east IT the
honi's painter. mud while d'ang this, she snnk--iI
he,ns then iuriy-five minutes psi in the rnnn
There were o'' Ward altogether thirty snls--n
these eighteen went the RATS aud rs cIvc took the
h'aI or the E'rmer. hut five were ~. cd. afel
drilling ahoni tlree days and ihrrc nights. Tws
OF 'hem landed "n Galveston Island. nnd the oIhe
three on Bolavair p int. OF the Ia,ier. hui tire,
nershed. wh" We're passengers. two males and =
i'ma'e. aud they were lost ia the breakers m Ian
ing rum he boat. "n TIC 26ih
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