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Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-08-19


The High court of Errors md APP.
pcals has no jurisdiction, except
what properly belongs TO Court OF
Errors aud Appeals; ils sessions are
holden on the first Monday Of Janua-
ry and July, al Jackson; being yirtu-
ally but one session per annum.
Chdncciior.-R. II. Buckner, elk.
r. l.. Dixon.
The Superior Court Of Chnncery
has jurisdiction over all matters, pleas
aud complaints whatsoever, belong
ing to, or equitable in court OF
equity. 1t holds two sess. annually.
CIRCUIT COURT. w
This court has original jurisdiction
in civil cases, in which the sum in con-
troyersy exceeds $50. For each Of
the eleven circuits, a judge and attor-
ney are elected quadrennially, by the
people, from November. +
This court has also exclusive Grim
inal jurisdiction.
Reorganization Of the Judicial
Districts, as per act approved 1911
February, lS4o.
First District. -Composed of the
counties of Warren, Claiborne, Wash
ington and Bolivar: Geo. Coalter,
Judge; +. G.. Walker, District Auor.
ney.
Second rict.-Composed of the
counties Of Yalobusha, Carroll, Choc-
taw and Tallahatchic; B. f. Caru-
theirs, Judge; G. F. Neil, District At
torney.
Third DiStritc. Composed Of the
counties of Adams, Wilkinson and
Jefferson. c. C. Cage, Judge ; Stan
hope Posey, District Attorney.
Fourth District.--Composed ofthe
counties of Smith, Copiab, Simpson,
Scott, Newton and Neshoba a. G.
Brown, Judge; E. G. Peyton, Dist,
Attorney.
Fifth Diytrict.--Composed of the
counties of Jones, jackson, Green,
Perry, Wayne, Jasper, Clark and
Lauderdale: Henry Mounger, Judge;
Jno. Watts, District Attorney.
Sirth DiStrict.-Composed of the
counties Of Noxubee, Lowndes, KEN
per, Winston and Okdbbeha: Hend-
ley 5. Bennett, Judge; Henry Gray,
District Attorney.
SeUenM District -Compo.ed otthe
of Kinds, Madison and Ran-
kin: John II. Rollins, Judge; Frank
lin Smith, Distric Attorney.
Eighth District-Composed of tina
counties of Desoto, Coahoma, Tunice
Ponola, Lafayette and Marshall: J.
M. Howey, Judge; Geo. A. Wilson,
District Attorney.
Ninth District.--C Composed of the
counties of Monroe, Itawamba, fish
emingo, Pontotoc, Chickasaw and
Stephen Adams. Judge; J.
". Thompson, District Attorney.
Tenth DiSerict.-Composed of the
of Yazqo, Holmes, Alfalfa,
and Leake: Morgan l.. Fitch, Judge;
R. A. Perry, District Attorney.
EIev nth UiStrict.--Composed OF
the counties of Lawrence, Covington,
Hancock, Marion, Pike, Amite and
Franklin: Van Tramp Crawford,
Judge; John I. Lampkin, District
Attorney.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-08-19
STATEMENT

Showing when and where the Cirui
| Court of each county in this Stat
is held.
Adams, 4th Monday in May and No
vember, at Natchez.
Amite, ed Monday in May and No
vember, at Liberty.
Alfalfa, LIST Monday in April and DC
tober, Kosciusko.
Bolivar, LIST Monday in April and DC
tober, at Boliver C h.
Carroll, lst Monday in April and DC
tober, at Carrollton.
Chickasaw, Cd Monday after the al
Monday in April and October, a
Houston. t
Choctaw, 4th Monday in March anc
September, at Greensborough.
Claiborne, 4th Monday in May ana
November, at Port Gibson.
Clark, Sd Monday in May and No
Vember, at Quitman.
Copiah, lst Monday in May and No
vember, at Gallatin.
Coahoma, ed Monday in April and
October, at Coahoma c. h.
CoVington, 4th Monday in April &
September, at Williamsburg,
DeSoto, 9TH Monday in March and
November, at fernando.
Franklin, 9TH Monday in May and
November, at Meadville.
Green, LIST Monday in April and Oc-
tober, at Leakvile.
Hancock, lst Monday in April and
October, at hieldsborough.
Kinds, Sd Monday in Juue and De-
cember, at Raymond.
Holmes, Sd Monday in April and DC
tober, al Lexington.
ltawamba, Sd Monday in April and
October, at Fulton.
jackson, 4lh Monday in March and
S ptember, at Jackson cb.
Jasper, ed Moaday In May and No
vember, at Paulding.
Jefferson, LIST Monday in May and
November, at Fayette.
Jones, 9TH Monday in April and Oc-
lober, at Ellisville.
Kemper, 4th Monday in April and
October, at DeKalb.
Lauderdale, 4th Monday in May and
November, at Marion.
Lawrence, 4th Monday in May and
November, at Monticello.
Leake, LIST Monday in Map and No
vember, at Carthage.
Lafayette, Sd Monday in May and
November, at Oxford.
Lowndes, lst Monday in April and
October, at Columbus.
Madison, LIST Monday in May and
November, at Canton.
Marion, ed Monday in April and Dc
tober, at Columbia.
Monroe, Attn Monday i'll April and Dc
tober, at Athens.
Marshall, LIST Monday after the 4th
Monday in May and November, at
Holly Springs.
Neshoba, Isl Monday after the 4th
Monday in April and October, at
Philadelphia.
Newton, LIST Monday after the 4th
Monday in May and November, at
Decatur.
Noxubee, Sd Monday in April and
October, at Macon.
Oktibbeha, Attn Monday after the 4th
Monday in April and October, al
StarkvilIe.
Perry, Sd Monday in April and DC
tober, at Augusta.
Pontotoc, Sd Monday after the At
Monday in April aud October, a
Pike, Sd nday in April and 0cto
Der, at bonneville.
Ponolp, LIST Monday in April and %
toher, at Ponola'
Rankin, LIST Monday in June and De
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-08-19
OpnrA Ms RAG MARKET
CORRECTED WEEKLY, FROM THE
"PICAYUNE."

vchanoe on ENGLAND, at sicht,-pr.
10 do 60 DAYS. 64a6a prm.
Paris GO DAYS 5i3Oa 5f.35.
New York. at sight par asprm
New York, 60 days, do IA dis.
Do Boston, at sight IA prm
M Boston. 60 DAYS dis.
DO Philadelphia, atsight 4ai prm
Do philapelphia, 60 days IA | dis
DO Baltimore, at sight / ai prm
Do Baltimore, 60 days 4al dis.
|. States Treasury Notes, lals prm
|overeigns 81 S4aS4 81
Danish Doubloons SIC 30aSt6 so
|atriott do - $l5 5oaSl5 90
|merican Gold AL prem.
b franc pieces S3 ooaS9 ~
Mcan Dollars p P'
alt Dollar =, p oro
hines p"' - Pun
NEW ORLEANS CITY SANAs'
|ank OF louisiana pay spee;e'
Ass Bank pays sPeeie'
echanIcS " lraue'S' Pays spoo;o'
mon Bank - '7if pays SPee:o'
ply sank P"!S sp@ go
oa'sian" state DANA Pays s spece
trroIl'on bank P"ys oPos;e'
ana Dalih P %, oe d;s
|ommerc'ai BANK - 90 - a;s'
cnSoi'u'r'u ~ o5.37 dis
Involvement Rank 6oa65 dis.
yc' onre Rank 6oa65 dis.
|ank Of Orleans -. 45a5O dis.
tchofal.va Rank - S4a97 dis.
a., u INK Natrhez.c'ks) y,
\ Merchants Blk n. OF "io O'''
..-.,. ,,n ,,,v,c,pA,,r,rs
NOTES NOTES W NJ n,.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-08-19

In 7 E fbsf Dai9B
~ q. ~ m slt 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-22

ca IL you eyer return, as | deyoutly
wish, yGu will find a larger city than
Florence, OF which yop never saw a
street. with i~ncludisg half the adjdees,
villages, which che town hrs surrou nd.
ed or i'1ned; Perhaps i, will he atlasS
like Palmyra, in the mids, ola vast DE
Sert.
ireSne@her when my RtirrSwel nut nj place
a"d ~as to tr'sTn visiis. ~hr.' e'ny'ee nSe sI-
cused' ir"n 6ang. he could MT guess xhete he WINS
hoding himself in 80 macy new saieeis and squares
THIS wss thirty Seus- sgd They have b<e6 but.
dag arrer s'i--r. md u''s ~ OnIs Ibu'k lad :mI-szsl
Two ~ hreeS ~"IHIals. Ls"hh ronhi PIT S"rencr
.u'o It's Ash Deke'. bot as they hu,I. So sllglI Is. u
they did tat rehuIJ.i ~ ~opld just. be the revrrs-
- Ronr. n West circumference II city surrounding
ga asrN 81 nnns. A. lis rnr.-ni prUgrrss - chiefy
North. and Southwark p,nrcIssS th.ti 9 metropolis
promrsrs 10 b. as brUrd as iony. Rows Of house
shcol out every Way like q ~ppiyPds; aud 81 great i.
! the rSge OF building every where. that if I stay here
q fortnight without gIing 10 town, I LJok a'ouI to
see n hO new house Is built since I went lac.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-22
From die " y ErDress.
LATER FROM BNGLAND

The splendId new packet ship vIcInuu. Cant
Morgan. arrived at New York on TUESDAY evening.
bringing London pap rs To the 2isI uII. She made
her passage Oui ia nIneIetn days. nEd her home ard
voyage ~ twenty seven days
-Four di~asiruus fires occurred. On the 18Th and
18Th Of August. ia the heart Uf the city Of Lyndon
and the borough Of Southwark. one of winch va.
attended with the loss uf five lives. TOpprnR's
wharf, Toniey st, anu The church Of ST Glaves,
Southwark. were entirely Destroyed, AMI rroperlv
Ia the amount OF ESQ .UJ0 involved M the rurn.
The lire at which The las. Oi life occurred was in
Feiier lnne. Fleet 81, on tn premises ola MIR New
bury chemist. Al en- pl,slnn IU'k place. which kill
ed Mr. New bury. a Mr. X -. vile and Two .IsIers.
Nho were occupants uf The house.
IL had heeH decided IN counrtl that no Minister
ofFotcIgn Affairs should be sfpUiuIed until the meet.
ing uG Corie-.
The ID rches~ Of Virrnry and General Scoane; had
pr"cee,ied from Bpnieaux tr Paris.
The Disturbances ~ Wales cuntuueI.
Cen EspaHeTu and Gen Van II lem arriN ed at
Falmouth On III" 10 h, IN n b. NJ. steam resseI
PI'meiheus. from T gus. having touched ~ B,yuu-
nr, ia The hope Of meeting the ID hes OT Victory -.
but without success. The se ,m"r proceeded 10
Havre immediately. without lanlmg the ex.Rrpent
Gen c mcna hal resigned The frnk of Liei Gener.
ALTO which lac had besL promo ed by The Nen G =
yeumenI
MONEY MARKET " CITY INTELL'-
tho discount CIRCLES here appears To-
he an increased demand Tor money. which u ems.
deTed favorable symptom 'f an imprnvIng sinIs Of
trade, In several insiancrs the brokers have reG,.
sed I" turn bills inio cash, except at higher rates,
but. generally speaking. m advance is not nj pres.
enl insisted "n. The immeuse stuck 81 bulliun in
the hank. nearly l2,OGO,OO0I. Is sufficient cheek
against any rapid rise in the rates uf Discount for
The time being.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-22
Fran me Mem Yo,h H,rnld.

AN NNAM
KINGSTON, JAMAICA. IN ASHES-D.,r.e.
toe FIRE. aud suspicious coHia { II The Nesroes-
We have intelligence IRON Kingston, Jamaica, bv
Tie ship Heliesi ANT, Capi ELLIS. VINO u III acrepr r
thanks tor his kindness. TO the lst Of Sept. whirh
communicates ~ us The particulars Of n most de-
sIrucIive fire; which has laid n large pau OF K,Dg,-
ton IN ashes. The ERE bpkr OuI ON Saturday the
goth OF Aug nj James Fuundery, aud ia cnnse.
quenceo of want of wafer ard Of bad management,
the great devastation I,"'k place which is described
ia the accounts which we have received.
From a diagram Of The Burnt District, published
~ The Jamaica tunes, Il seems that the lire com.
menced In the foundry nenr The hnrbor. and was
communicated To The Buildings Oh Foster. Guild
Maine. Res mary and Burn Lane, ami Hanover ST.,
Wafer lane, Thorn : aud Lombard streets. ia ano-
iher There wa also great destruction in Sutton
East Nueen aud Law sIr, cts. where they nre inter
> cied b: Mark lcne. Duke sl.ee'. Johns lane, Ia st
81. aud Georges lane. AID the houses destroyed are
spoken ol as Numbering 500 Ia 600.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-22

BUSTLES are mcre aseful Than is generally sup.
pusod. A fashionable married lody .On her ruuIs Ia
spend The day with a friend on ShOckoe HILL. was
overcome by The heat and tainted. o. being "a.
zen into a neighbprng house and her d"ss lOUssn.
ed. she sDOn grew be ter. The kind heated ladies
however, proceeded 10 relieve her Of = somewhat
weIgtty hustle, whsn 90 their smazemsnt. they dts
covered with 10 10. a snail lap dog. aIme se~ing-lk
three spyDls of cDiiOu, a pair 81 siOckings,a mug and
bowl. a pap spnOn- q sun bonnet. a palf Of stk
gloves, . psir u sliryers, q cradle. two pil Uss, a
habyis irJck. aud cher things. iou towels, a 81 Oi
false cuds, tNO packet handkerchiria. q caud case. a
lutte baby asleep. e don, n Of Wught's cakes, SIN
crackers. a bouls Of milk. end soms Oiber auicIr.
which we shali not here umsmie The surprised
iemalss' iQuakefsl quickly packed The things
back again. replaced the bump, and the recovered
lady, once more refreshed and dressed. rupped on
hsf way, the picture Of modern grace and beauty.
Who shall hereafter assail bpa Ice AZ = ' slss. pro.
iu0erincef Mt yurselG Sure-Rieh Star.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-22
The vick.burg. (Mi,.) senlinel has The followin

The vicksburg, (Miss) Sentinel has The following
paragraph:
DEBTORS OF THE UNION BANK LOOK
OUT-Wt haV We received Ihe Epli"wing piece Ul
Intelligence irm a cfediIable source. The Plan
iers' Bank Of Tennessee has had a Judgment against
The Mississippi Union Bank fOr $50 .0O0. This
judgment The Bank has transferred to On IIen.iye
broker ~ New Orleans, who has bought mp ell the
Unipn money he coulI possibly find. the Union
Bunk has furnished q list Of III her debtors 10 this
individual, aud h:s delemina ION Is 10 attach The
colon Of these persons rs spJn ms shipped. BY
this ariiul process. The debiurs Of The Union Bank,
Insiend Of paying IN lhe Deprecated issues Uf the
Bank, will have to fork over the sperIe, tLere
being no Union Bank nUles SIR safe. THIS is the
mere skeleton 81 the Iuck. We deem il right 10
give The pr'per warning to oil parties. aud shall say
more anon.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-22

NEW ROUTE FROM NEW YORK
TO ST LOUIS Meetings have recently been held
al places nl"ng The pro used rnuIe having lof their
object the esIablIsl'n EN- Of a Dairy Mai from \ Y
city 10y way OF Buffalo, " Y, Toledo, OHIO, Laiay.
ellie. Ind. and DlnviIle. Decatur and Springfield.
ltl. To 81 Louis. d Is estimated that the mail can
be carried beIween these paints in s,U~n dags.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-22

flnN-Thr nl",w nag ,huu aud Ia antiful
quotation is inni The pages of the elegant. The be-
nrvuleTi, the inspired Aiackenzie. Speaking Of
Ihnse Who profcss a disbelief 10 religion. he ex5 res.
sCs himself ia the following heart touching manner
"lIe WHO would undermine these foundations
upon which The fabric uf nur future hope is renrrd
-se"ks 20 heat down Heat rJlumr which supports
The feebleness of humantIv-lcI him hat think a
moment, anil his heart will arrest lie crue Ivy uf his
purpose. Would he pluck ii- lIi!e treasure fnm
he bOs'm of rrveriy7 Would h.. wresi lis cruich
fr"m The hand ni age. and remove from The eye Of
nffl'c lion the S'iace Of i'll w'el The way we Tread
Is rugged. nj best; we IreaI u, however. lighter hy
The pnsDccI &c the heller country To- which. We
trust. il will lead. Tell "a, not It Will end ia the
gu fnf eternal dIssrluriun, or break I'll in some wild.
which fancy may ell Sp a she plelscs hut rensnn
is unable To dclineaIe: quenrh nI that beam which
amidst the night OF tins evil world has cheered Ihe
dependency "i al Icquiied W. uh. anu illumined
The darkness Of suffering virtue"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-22
lA[aMkAElEarHEgflFlEjBHB

NEW YORK, tn, SHAY. 4 p. NJ.
The ship NiciOua. Captain Morgan. : b,Inw.-
As she viii brnlg later dates from London l will
keep my letter open io Inc latest ,numeuI in the no.,
ui sending yOu sbme later news:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-22

THE STATE OE WISCONSIN. Gov Dolly
nf WISCONSIN has issued his proclamation. reciIing
that there are $4,000 people in The Terriiory-lhar
they have q right to Car a State Cove rumeni-
a "A r'a' the Legislature has taken 40 step Ia ascer.
tain the seEse of the people on that suhjeci-he
therefore directs a vote 10 be % e OF hose Tor Of
against n Saie Government. 10 usceuOn the sense Of
the people. whether II is eIPedienI 10 call conyen.
lion 10 form "a constitution.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-22

"a ASToR--TbnrLn~ Weed. in me ol III.
letters lrm Europe. Pay.rhe following compliment
To The Asicr House:
know something nav Of The h.iels Of England
q nd ireland, which. IN s'me respecir. may chin
81, e riurIiy over American hotels; bat have mo
hesitation Ia Say ing. that tor half The moasy paid
for apartments al the very besI hotels ia L,Iriuii.
YOU can secure all the aIiruI'on. al. The TON, enIences.
and much more than all The Injuries and delicacIes.
nj the Asubr House. Mr. Is this the opinpDn ct on
humble American alone. . have met English
gentlemen who hold the same UpinrDn. and | IN
assured that Lord MnrpeIh. whose knowledge auL
taste will not Inc questioned, frequently sDcaks Of
The Asior a.. the besi hotel he has ever known.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-22

DECISION IN BANkRVPTCf.-Ne learn ir'nn
n CURES, undeni OF the 81 LuuIs New Era. that az
important decision has Jusi been made m the District
CVuu Ol Missouri. Ia the case Of William Wright q
bankrupt. Io whu.e discharge objections we're made
The le tier say:
Various obJcciE'ns wrrC made. hut the one which
etciied most aneuIIOn, and cliriIed a leng by AMI
able op'nionirom Judge Wells. was q charge against
Wright which involved hr integrity as an Oiii"er at
the Government. u was charged that whilc acting
as Register of the Land Oflice aI PalIny IA. Lsse
sums of money we're deP'sIIed vii, hun. Ia be ussd
la Tie purthnse. uf pnhluc lands. aud That instead Ui
fulfilling his written receipt and prnfnisr. the none,
was perverted Ia hs own Use and benefit; ile names
oi the depJsiIOrs being returned ma The schedule oi
his debts.
The whole case was argued nv Mr. Hickman for
The petitioner ard Mr. Buckner Coz the oi,jr, I"r
When Ian upinIun ui great tprce and length was
% bnuunced toy The Judge against Virgin. IL va,
not stated ny Judge Wells whether the RrgI.Iei
duld be made responsible under his official bond. or
that hts detslcaliOn was ohe which involved him IA
the iechnicRl sense ui a public officer but he Ell.
prrssly pronounced his guilt under that clause Ol rIGe
act which denuunces a delalcaiL.n m amy other n.
ducihry capacity than ilnse . u rated. A peiI.
tiUner. The Judge remarked. must to ne into c''ufI
an honest man. and Prove himself such wnen assai.
led .or fail ia his application. A III iIcIary trust
was n pledge oI Jaih md when bn,krn ~ "a sturily
private C ,tIzen. 10y The violation ufa spec Ial dep'-ie
lor a certain purpose. Or IA any other miun-r Which
would prove a dishonest HrpIse, woIld bc fatal 10
an application. Ia fac. the hrrIlesI meaning vas
given To the term '.iiuri y apd str",g m,rll lie
nunciaiiUns IrOnouncsl against all violates Of pup
lie and private faith
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-22

BREAK 4 rIiE. CANAL--we regret &c 10y
that a "break" occurred uu Monday night ia The
NJ ami canal, opposite SCoiIs ice house un the basin
about ihre or i"ur miles fran The ciiy. u will
lake a week at least, we fear. 10 repair IL with what
ever nrd The netting State Officers may ,oInmlni -
The water Is entirely cut on The Twelve mile lev
ei Go Coz:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-22

! BOOK RADE OF CINCINNATI-The B,ok
Trade. like many other branches ui business here.
has undergo ne = great revolution within a dozen
year.. rs tar as re iahre Gu Casters publishers is
concerned. Instead 1T depending ORA ihem fnr nudes
or SN'ks OF instruction.; We nO, only supply CHI Iehy
TIE home market ut The West with elem enI Try
BHAs. but actually sell IL the EasIem markets
many thousand copies II The same. There ate some
twenty Booksellers ia this City. including iuur Or
five heavy publishers. The Eclectic series ni
School BOuks. published by w 3 Smith. has now
The largest run of any Srhp,l b ~ks ia the West,
upwards uf one hundred and Enriy IhoISand cor Ir.
having been actually sid the past year; and within
three IN mihs. ih:uy thousand OF the same have
n"en sold GA JrirrS iur The cIIrs Il BllIimpTc,
Philadelphia and y " Y .rk. The Manufacture oi
Srhpd. Music AMI Ty BpikS. BinIes aud Tesla.
menis, gives constant I'm la, ment Iu a large number
oi persons "f both seIes. ia the way oi B DShinders,
Printers. Pa. Hr Makers. 81; there are also one Type
and t~n Stereotype Fuu' hrrie.; Ils statistics nf all
WHICH would furnish mailer lI au interesting
nricle.-Ctn Ga-.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-22

Bofs' DO YOU HEAR THAT1-Tht BufIine.
-" w zee ffess says-"One million 1ar hun.
y eight dollars and twenty five cents. IN es.b bs.
zee" PAD ir VOL IN Tbs State. during ,he p.i
'eor'n. THIS - Two hundred aud ninety two thou.
ono n'ne hundred and seventeen dslIsrs and .ev.
s"'y hye cents more Than was paid ls.i wear. SAY.
,ng ~ Vermont 10 one your by Inc Wing ARA s2g2
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-22

The tricks ct The watch sIufers' oC New York
ere ingenious. The following Is The last on prac.
isei. 4 stranger IN landing lrm Une II the r. ,s,
cn 6'a's was accosIed by a young man who, with
ieafs ~ HE eyes. presented 10 him Cor bis pemsol a
letter Containing intelligence Of the death Of nj, +,
'hs' and demanding his presence Instantly in Low.
r"' M@r. Tie "djed lhathe had come b. New York
% seek employment and vas without money or val
'"''e' except a gold watch on which he desired a
han oi so with liberty TO redeem IT, The stranger
n'vod by The display u gnsl, gave the m,usy. 70.
i''Ved The watch, end hal the slusCact ION or GnI,ng
m' " was w'uh ahJ u seventy Eve csut.. alI that
ne hsd N)ofuIly been cheated.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-22
A PROFOUND MYsrERY.--Tl

- flNOf OOND MYSTERY The New York
Sun ssys;-
I'VE met. The other day. n man some 30 years OF
aEe. well dressed ,gOod lOikIng. IA surI of dandy even,
whom We have known EI some three years. We hevs
never known him in HAT Time To perform one hour
Of hhA'r; we never knew him 10 have any mon ey;
he has no iOreIgn Resources; il not n gambler; ~
bpve any suspicion Of Iheft yet lives. how he lives
is a living wander. lie must eat nd drink. nnL
yet we never heard Of his paying one weeks board
he is We i clorhed, yet IL il incredible that he
should pay a Iail-r's bill; aud how The whole matte r
wrh hun and a thousand like hun. who ran he Gu.
sIiered as mfhing hut we'll dressed vagabonds, is
mInuged. Is u profound mystery
We saw n gen lemon n few days since from Mont.
gomeTy county in This Stale, " ho talked OF cheering
political signs ia that reginn. lie knew many men
~hO have heretofore acted aTRiusI the Wings. whO
IN future. " III go with heart aud hand for the Grand
Harry Thea ATE plain. hunesI peupls-whb have
suffered enough from The Professions Of the Democ-
.Tacy.
Oar infomani-who seems To know n great deal
that Is going on in the wnhd-did not doubt but
that Clny's election Is certain. aud hat tao. by quite
as great q MAJORITY a. Gen Hlrrison's. 'DOuJt a.
(saId he) You had as we'll dob The hunesiy the
capacity 0f the American people for self government,
doubt az Doubt that the san will rise Io-norrng
The people have sioOd much; but they can't stand
every Ihing."-Rieh Wig.