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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-14

Tho PorIsmou n I'D Journal. records a brutal
assault upon some ladies IN that town. The JUurn-
nal says:-On Monday evening last, about ten a.
clock the wife of Samuel Hall. Esq, and two daugh-
Iers in chase, returning their residence Lii.
tie Harhor Road, we're stopped at the northwest
corner Of the South buryins ground. by man. who
enquired the way 10 Portsmouth The man Imme-
diney seized the reIns jumped into the chaise. and
assaulted the ladies iu the toughest manner. tear
ing their clothes and forcing them jump from The
c ase. They made loud uutcry, aud the villain
thought i, prudent TO escape.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-14
INFINITE WISDOM.
~ JOnS QUINCY ADAMS.


Whoever stu lies the historic page
And reads the record Of departed time
Stall lind al every realm. IA every age
Tue same return oi ett,r. vire and crime
The snme dramatic persnns uu the Nase;
Or varied ouly by the name OF cline;
Sh III still behold tile inir and candid race.
Dupcs ol tire arIlul. victims of the I,,.
Aud yet Man cuneiI from his n,kcr'.b,,.t.
'nu"o' exchange has nature a he wunIt;
The dark aHI Cunning Thus must ever stand.
Prone 10 evil. tnd adverse Ia gn,d
The Nhlatns heart can never LH,>e ~ n,,,J.
lhe honest heart eau never iake "A h.srd.
o. must - prove hnuil re iudoe,o.,, IA,
That hall Mankind Was born the or,Srg -
frI lel mol hence .pr"spInpiusirs dine r., s.,r,
'"e scope nhd t"nIs'>s al Almighty mint.
Or sru'm'H" with implnuS duThI The uIou
vi wi-'i"m end ui g'-rlueSs still r,,n,,,,-,I.
Born it"m the clud 81 eaith, iunort,I NJ,
To this pbur wieIched world IL n,.t ,,,,,,;,.,.
Ihongh hnl in paH This system bounds hIs yie,Ss
There Is an eye that looks creation through
And II there he Ruler nr the skies,
Justice, eternal justice - his law
And wha-oe'-r Of justice. cath denies
Angelic hinls IA heaven Shall men the n NV
hise' ihen' Oh Hopes seraphr, p,nruus rise =
~ rom words beyond the grave thy comfort draw
MA deem the wrun x, ,haI virtue here sustains
Proves that on high G"d ofJnsr,ce rersns
BEATiFUL-iIcrs l. a SPECIMEN of Spo,ns
sublime poetry
There's music in the winirv blasis
And IN the sweet spring time;
III res music ia pale aurumu's sigh
And "a sry summers prime;
Their, . music in euch hog and bee
Tnat crawls or H,s about;
Ihere's mus &c in my Sar h Ann,
Butts hard To bring Il out,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-14

PRETTY GOOD.-At meeting Of the snrvi-
yors ol blow up one of the western waters;
when the report usual, concluded with "IhaI
blame is 10 attached TO the officers Of the boat
when the fact that the steam had been cTowed
as we'll US the boat. yunkee submitted the follow
ing resolutions in addiion
Resolved That 40 body's 10 blame but the
b ilpr.
Resolved, That the Liler knew better than Iew
go bust"
Resolved. That we reckon it got just about what
1t deserved for blown up ia such scOvr eous
manner"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-14

CLAY IN GEORGlA:-The Wing papers in
Georgia give the MIST cheering accounts Of the
Wing prospects in that Safe. Van never did and
never get the vote of the SIae; and MIR Cal
hnun IS particularly odiuus Ia the Crawford party
between whose chief aud Mr. Calhoun there subls-
led the biIleresi hostility.
Georgia in ~ will stand in The foremost rank for
Hurry OF the West.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-14

POPULAR SUPERSTlTlON-Tho uuedu.
called people % some paris OF England have s1me
curious supersutions respecting the bse a poor old
widow once complained that all her stock ol bee,
Rad died aHd iufuiung the cause, she SAID that
900 ihe death Of her husband. short time before she
nad neglected 10 tap a. each of the hives 90 infg
NE bees of the crcumsance; that ia consequence pi
''is omission they had gradsa been getting weak
% ava weaker end that nov sIe had nut one loh
We have heard Ur q csrCmuuy OF fIls Lir.I -.
'''o in 'his country among ihc gcruue
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-14
an OLD TURTLE we elm line G,,rou,n


from the Plymouth Mass. Memorial
Mr. E'ii'or ] send you mn account or an old land
turtle. tor which think there was s,me inquiry ia
the Memorial a few months since. a part of the
acc 'rnI i taken ir,m the Massachusetts GazlIser.
an old publication,
lh %, ShuhIel Thompson found land turtle
marked on The she'll | w l747, lsuppo.ed To be
John Williams, who lived in the neIghbnrho,d at
the nme.) IL had lost one foot. tie marked his
INITIALS aud date and let GO. q was again found
and marked 10y Elijah CIapp 1873, by William
shaw 10 lI:5. hy J'n1tnau : .ule IN 1884, by Jo-
seph SIule IN 1879 Znos Sm'Ih ia 1872. and by
Elijah SOule in 1910"
About fifteen years ago IL WIS found by J,naIhan
SIule. and again by INN in the present year, July
lS43. MIR Soule kept 1t several days and it was
seen by number ofpersuns, there is ~ doubt but
what u Is the first marked by John W. liams 90
years ago. Most OF the marks and dates are still
legible. All the persons by whnmt is marked.
inuneTly lived ~ the neighhorhuud, where Il was
always found Its having but feet is strong evi.
dence of ats being the same found by ) Thompson
IN l763 To all appearance 1t is likely 10 live M.
my years longer
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-14

a STARTLING STORY SINE ume since a
slave named Carer escaped from Mobile 10 this
State, and disclosed the plot among the slaves whcl,
resulted in fatal cOnllagrariUns at Mobile. letter
TO Mobile paper, from Able Brown, Secretary Ol O
New York Abolition Society. gives the plan con
cooled by the negroes, aud states that the whole
city OF Mobile would have been burnt 10 ashes, bul
for the interpretation Of some Christian slaves.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-14

STAGE ACCIDENT. On Wednesday the Stage
belonging To the Good Intent Line, was overturned
"a descending the hill beyond Mrs Collins. on The
Pittsburgh road II miles from this place. causing
seruus INJURY 10 the family Of Mr. Caldwell, who
we're passengers; and also frlcIurng the leg Of one
oi The other passengers. 4 chld of Mr. Caldwell.
was 50 seriously injured al ~ cause doubts UC lis
recovery. The Stage was going az a rapid rate at
The time Of the accident. We have not lear ed To-
what causes nre attributable This painful occurrence
-Wash. Reporter
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-14

BLACKBURN JAM-Take fne black buries that
are perfectly ripe Weigh them, and TO each pound
OF lruit allow three quarters ola pound Of fac
brown sugar. Mash the blackburies and break %
ne sugar Then mix them together and pot them
"'o preserving kettle over good ERE. Sur them
frequently and skim them. The tm will bC done
." hnt an hour. Pot 70 warm inlO glasses. aud lay
on me TOP white paper exactly 10 ft the inside
and dipped iH brandy. Then lie on another cover
yi very thick white papeL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-14
STANCE FREAK OF NATURE-There

STANCE FREAK OF NATURE.-There was
exhibited to a number Of our citizens, on Thursday
last, wonderful negro boy, about four years weigh
ing ninety pounds. lie has wLiskers. AID is cover
ed with halr. such as belongs TO males Of twenty
years old. lie has much pllyfullness OF manner
and - sprghtly and intelligent. and has much mus
cular power. lie is strange boy aud MN, and D,
wUrlhyOi the examination Of all W 10 take Interest
IA the wonderful display Of natures power bloom,
iHggreeH Kg Gazette
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-14

INDIAN TREATY-A Failure-Tne Duhuqne
Express OF the 2Sth ult says The Governor OF this
Territory passed up The river on his way Prairie
Du ChIeH. some ten days since with the view Of eff
icciiug treaty with the Wi neblgne Indians. for
The PARTON ul country they al present occupy, aud
known as the "Neutrnl Ground" The Governor
however, was unsuccessful his effort 10 treat
The Indians declined selling their lands Tor various
reasons. the most prominent Of which their dis.
like Of The new home assigned Them by The Govern
meni which south Of The Missouri River, or
on the waters Of the ST Peters. above the mouth Of
me Blue Earth River.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-14

FIRE.-L,st uIgnI about y o'clock, n IRE brnAe
outin the Nail Factory attached 10 the Rolling NJ u
Ui the MesSrs Shucnberger. the bank OF The Ale
the scarcely ui water was entirely consumed. TO
geihrr wiIh 4 small ware house udJuui.g.-Iius
Ca.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-14

ILLINOIS BANK The Cincinnati Gazette Of
Friday suys: The Springfield Journal srnles that
The Marshal OF Illinois has made levy the specie
Of The lllInUs Bank, on judgment obtained against
the Bank in the United States Court II This pro.
ceed ing is gal the bank will soon be relieved Of
her specie, as judgments may easily oblnined upon
| the noles.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-14
THOMAS BENNETT.
East MiJJlehoro'. Augl

We are informed bv Capt. Wilson, of brig Fair.
held who arrived last evening from Port Prince
whence she sailed 3Oh July, that there were three
French men-oi-war laying at anchor in the cutter
ru9ds; and other meH-ufy mr. in the outer bay
The French steamer Gomez arrived on the 25th
July it"m the windward Islands, bound 10 Jamaira
There had beeu an att:mpI at Counter Revo-
luton, which was put suwn Immediately. and three
oi The ring leaders shot Insanler The people ere
muca dissatisfied with the present Stale ad,irs and
some OF the wealthy aud influential families are
openly IN favor OF the Island again revrring to the
French guvemneni-beIng satisfied. from the great
dssenlion continually taking place, that ,hey cannot
govern themselves.
The elections f'r.Electirs tCOk place in tho diff
ereni districts GA The 18Th July. aud the Election o
President would take place nn The 9Th September
Business was very dull american produce
scarce; coffee, hides, SC. highly. Y. CoaT. 4 Eng
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-14

Col Morris, of Monroe county, was nominated
Tor Congress by the loco fco convention "a, Morris
lawn nn Thursday last lie is an every b1dy's man
that will v,tc for hun. 81 he SAYS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-14

The ttsl los by the great ere "a Fall River 10
estimated by Tho proper commiUee 81 s5i3300-
one hait m buildings. the residue aud other proper.
~ The amount Of lsvraucs r. $50 600
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-14

TENNESSEE.-The returns from this state are
IN sufficiently u insure the election OF jones by or
1000 aud give the wings mijorily in the lower
house.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-14

KENTUCKT.-Threel ocofocos elected to Coz.
g ress, aud probably four.
In the louisville District, it is thought Thomas
son, w. is elected nv q small majority
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-14

RESUMPTION.-The Chambcrs1urgh Bunk aud
the Bank Of Carlisle, resumed specie payments on
the LIT inst. The notes Of these Two Bank are no
redeemed Oh demand.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-14

FATAF ACCIDENT.-Whles several children
were at play upon a porch TO frame house in the
north part of the city, Friday l. the porch fell
and an interesting child Of Cap vans Nos almost
INSTANTLY Killed 10y the fall.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-14

INDlANA-Ins state has elected n loco f,cJ
Cover aud probIby i've IN .mber Of Congress; of
the same stamp.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-14

We learn that James Alexander. Jr. OF this place.
has been appointed P's Master ut Whe cling wee
David Agnew.-St CidirsViHe GDE,
That is news here. although published ST Clairs.
yille on FrihaY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-14

We suppose the Gazette is about right nan about
the Ply ond have mining more say.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-14

~ VIZ "hEN - OF COlN.-Tbs Secretary Of the
Treasury hes returned she E,rI,y,,,y n, ~. So.
a. the imports and exports Of odd ,oJ -, -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-14

The absence ofrhe editor Tor Two days renders
this paper barren o. original matter.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-14
SS35OO

THIS asI i ve,y large estimate The aggre-
gate OF all IS hut $50 500, and lac has been ia pub
lac service 81 year,. Mr.. Van Buren, has been ia
public life bu, % years and has received l76 600
dollars. There Is murked difference; but we do
net presume for one moment That Mr.. Van Bureh
has used any portion of that large TO buy the
tdIlor OF the Argus. No heaven help him. The
man Is too wise, and knew that he who paid moe
han two chips for that thing. reservins the priv
pay an eAtravagant sum.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-14

John Crosby, soldier Of the Revolution died
az his residence, nenr Rocky HILL, Barren county,
KenIucky, on The 10Th July, aged about ly6 years.
He was at the surrender Of Lord Corn wal Ia n,
YurkI own. About 80 years ago no removed from
Virginia 10 his late residence. For the last Co,y
years Of his late bo drew a pension. lie was ,n
sYcelleut citizen.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-14

MARVELLOUS PGESERN ArION-The Ma
con Btuucr. pShish,d ia Clark county A labams,
gives 81 dreadiu arrlderr ~ that conn
~, and a marvellous preservation - human life -
Three Of the children Of John a. Co deputy >her
ut of The county, Ia the absence ofIheu parenl-.un-
deriouk. company OF four negro children to kIu'ile
a Fl re-; and fur the purpose had ksg u Po1d,r
brought To the piazza. a gun used To ignite a
piece Of cninn. bat uf the CHI drcu held II all
he felt the fire. when. hastily hrpwrng n frrn him
II tell on the keg and terrific explosion follow ed
The heard eieh' les. Four ur the slaves
of the keg were driven through he roif and thrown
fifty yards ye of ihc seYc 0 chit lren we're Nj.
led. though oil we're harI-uwo "uly dangerou,ly-
bu Il = thought they Mdi recover
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-14

THE MUSIC OF THE SPHERES.-M Arneo
At recent meeting Of The French lead my of SCI.
ence at Paris, communicate some particulars of the
lalI "I an aeruIh which happened near Utrecht al
about eight O'Clock on the ev, ming Of June ? A
henvy detonntIun wa heard to distance Of twenty
or twenty-five kilometres az or ) mies) like thai
OF three or four discharges of Cannon followed bv a
noise, which was compared by The gIeuIer part 81
The part oi the persons who heard IL To military music
or the EoiIen Harp. This terrible exiraurdinary
music appeared Ia proceed from west 10 east and
continued Tor Two or three minutes throwing the I,.
hbani' OF the ncighborBg country into a eat alarm
Al The same moment peasant saw q heavy body
TAIL at a shirt Distance In the meadpw On repair.
ing 10 The sPui, hide was discovered OF a cunicAl
i'rm, Al the bottom &c which was discovered a black
stone, witch was taken Out This aeroliIh had ne.
neiraed the Garth ~ q vertical direction lo the denlh
OF metre an lis arrested upun bed
Ui moist sands IN quarter Of hour after lis fall
u was co d. It's weIfiht was seven Kilograms or !
lbs at lIte distance several piher aetoIub, were
iOaud Of less size.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-14
GENERAL JACKSON ANU MS TAILOR

GENERAL JACKSON AN0 Ills ran Or
he SOu,hc"i ChrOnicis tells ile iJlio~Hg gOu'i
rau
Aher the termination Of the uiiuole cat1pnigu
ieu Jack-'u visited " Washington CIiy, ami duting
stay There having occasion supply himself N III
, neither garment employed ftshIot able tailor ul-
ued Ballad. O" make II. Ballard. vh Yer,
oml aus thule f-llOw, aud very 90 Il ui beng
eCOsuised by great Ui"n Who had teen his cuSiu-
Yers. few days alter hc had finished the uuun,u.
iOnsblCs. seeing ihe General in Guni OF reuuislu'
lutcl. Net-atun nh ~ ut,cu,u Stepped
- and sppbe tu htm. The General. thinking him
Distinguished in'in Idual, very cordially gave
iuu has hand bui uui remembering him, ~ n whisper
inquired his name, TOR the PurTn-e ui Introducing
,Iin 80 thc company. 10 Which Ballard r'plied. n
i,ais par hS,t'h,', The General deceived by the
.ounl. immediately Iurnc To the company and M
'r,duc,d hru N,jo. BSoceLes, IA nile Ihnr p,'ur
Sallard wns aitcr~dri, "bigrd IL Near l., the day
Il his death.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-14

Mankind may be divided into three distinct cI,..
ses. SupehauyelY honest men-conirmeJ .c,,n.
dfels, amino men at all-NY Vhi4.
To which the Philadelphia Times adds the FOL.
lowing capital hit. aud WHY:
Frrst persOn-We are
Second porsJn-Ye or you are
Third pefson-They Zine yvumenl are
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-14

ISLAND DISCOVERED IN TIE PACIFIC
The United States slpop uf Boston brings Inlel-
hgenCe Ihht Capt George Naichez uf whaling
ark. Isabella. Of FaIrhayen, reported 1T Tahiti \
prli ~, tie discovery al a beautiful fertile island
extending abuut 40 miles from Northeast To South
west lie named I"Eade's Island" after the man
who hrsl discovered n-uut being laid down m the
charts Tins island Is situated IA latitude | | So
Mercantile jour.
The above island, II its position Is rightly desert.
bed, appears To be one 81 the grunp JC 80 islands
discovered by Me dana, n S,anIsh navigator. IN
1861; and named by him Soumon's Islands. in the
hope Of pcrsuadIng the world that they were the
Ophr whence solomon drew the treasures With
which he adorned the temple of jerusalem, but
Which when sent again by the NIccruy of Perm. To
examine them more carefully, he could not find: IN
consequence OF which II was remarked of this nav
gator that what lie discovered in his first voyage
ne lost IN his sec,ud." They we're however. ,frer.
wards visited by BIu-gauviIle and Shorthand. md
named by The New Georgia aud Queen Chnrl,,I g
Islands. They bear also ;he names Of I,mnnI's Is
lands and Smiu Crux. They have been hut I'M.
perfectly eXplured.-Bos ado
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-14

LIBERAL DONAFlON TO riE CAUSE OF
MlSSiON.-Ws learn from the Presbyterian u8i
recently a messenger entered tho Mission Room, ,o
Ihfs city. and handed 10 Mr. Lpwrie, tho Sscrs.,ry
i'H te'H'aHa dollars AMI stated that &c was mr the
mlalon To Ihiuu 9ndcr the care Of the Board of
Foreign missions Of the Presbyterian church. ami
mat no question were 20 Je asked -h,ut 10 ~ J.
Com rsrrtr'.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-14

PERILOI'S POSITION AND REStUE.-W'
have heart OF n any escape ami rescues from 'h'
late Storm bu; the iull"wins instance 1T dhr"g bra
very deserves especial mouir'n
on a curve % iR DIZZY creek immediately a'lJ"in-
Iug Groves cotton factory. now M the occupancy OF
Samuel R,ucr,n E.sq. sJne building, ah'ut =
venlv frrl long t,rucry used as paper mill. hui
unt,i SUNDAY mia bcd hy three families. the mId
die pnrirnu hem. uccupcd Nv a family named llIrd
graves 50 cll,d hv the heavy fall u ram tho crrSt
on Saturday lcapcd over ats banks and rushed In O
direct Ilu tory, ard. sweeping uut entirely the cen
ire. pyrt OF the buildIug. ard carrying wth ~ Nj
IIar,Jto,rs and i,ur ui his chIldrru Who we're sii'
ing urs,n bed. and lraNIu. ut. only ono siac O.
Sr,nU niece at the ilprr about hot VIE, Whcr'
Mr., IIard.raveS and her infant child barely found
a Gs,,iur--v hiIe directly opposite I" her "u the
nihcr Srlc 81 the ui-HIus turreHi were 4 man an'
t,ur children clustered up'n small plcre al a.,
n,rr =, Inch had rut been Gained away 10y as LIS
tc,,iur- In thIS pIrtb.e VJ,ItIu They remained
frr >uulc I.tre seemingly heyuTd the reach ot alG.
until gallant FELLOW named lioi-who lived m
,,p t The nufer plrrIun, uf the bu.hiiug. nnJ WIN
hal fled m safety Wheu the danger became evident
-rr.I The Ivu ends uf a upr around has body. and
made his way aorrSS O. las part al The house where
cutting hole through The dividing wal,he brought
the man ard his four children into more secure
pusil.,n. Wuh considerable difficulty. Holt then
cunrrved 20 get ladder acruss where the unfor.
runae Mrs. HarJgraves aud her child Stood. and
rucceeied an bringing them across m safety Tie
ro,.e wiih which he hal crossed the swollen stream
had been fastened by hun hIs landing, and by
mean, OF It. he u'ceeded with the AID OF the people
rescued sufferers ia safety across-h going last
II y
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-02


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eueo grcig Improved ahd 10 retdor
u eiilfoly wgfihy 81 u q patronage "A
practical and intelligent farmers.
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10 remit money free Of postage, Tho
friends ofog,cultufc are respectfully
requested 10 assist IN Obtaining sub.
scrbcrs. Back numcors OF volumes
can be- had.
Communications on business Cor the
paper, may be addressed to Crossman
g. Shepard, Rochester, New York.
Jan. l5d3.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-02

Tosomsa le'IrAL'.--A loilof 10
ds ed,tu Of Fe snynnmb kepnblls
,np,d,led Jacksonville, EHl Flofidn,
details one othf most cruel iu''noees
of ,lesiilullot and iis results wlich We
rslolltri toilye read. TIE io,ile, {
wli,h wrA,e IN tho Writer'S own
word, occurred near ll,o l0wu of 81.
llpbtor. Tic father ola flmily, con.
Stating On wife aud two Sous. IN The
,Iripl,of that acc, was taken SICK,
aud doing his Illness, there being
no lol III tic house, tic wife took
the ON, for The purpose Of procuring
pam. Having wandered ont Of the
way She got lost, aud a0cr three days
solitary adventure IN The Wilderness,
sl at last, weary aud sick, found her
hinc, AMI her husband a corpsc!---
icing unable 10 act farther, she sent
Ter eldest sou to the house OF 4 neigh
Ior, some seven or eight miles off, for
assistance. The little fellow, shortly
after his arrival at The friendly roof,
h.ongh previous sickness and present
excitement beyond his years, became
i'll, and before he could tell his tale,
he died! A few days afterwards
tie house was visited, when oh! de-
plorable sight! along side Of the ia
Their were found the dead bedies Of
his wife and remaining son! The
tale is short but true; they all perish
ed through starvation! The tear. of
sympathy will freely flow when re
counting such events.