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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-01-04
Dec
Mount WHITING Academy.

Mount willing Academy.
iit. r.xcIc.su. vi liiI> lu-ii!utIuu Il!
Z rccounn.ncc OH thu first MoGdi,y III Jahn.
arv next. The trustees desire thai the iub.ic
should sec the following plain statement oil
fact. and then decide between the advantages
of TIN, cud o.le, Academies. Tin INSTRUCTION
for the comm. year. Mr. JouN X JonssuS.is
uualltied Ia MI respects for TIE cUmplcie dis.
charge Of tie duties OF The station lie moi
oaly u thorough, Latin aud Greek Scholar. bal
a, the same time Il close and systematic iiislI"c-
tor IN al! the branches Of an English edncatinii.
Ills proficiency III the Mathematics ahd Me'
cIlanics is particular gocti.
The School House i u large ana conlnio-
dious framed building. situated ono iiiiic from
MI. Wiling. near one Of the liTsl Springs IN lie
whole section o! country.
The lora,ion il as healthy rs almos' any
Mounuin regions. boarding can be had from
So TO So "A month, in highly respectable iami-
lies. Bu, VIVA, Is more than al! IN keeping
with Tine l,ardncss Of the times. Is ilie yer! !e.
duced pricr of tuition, which is us i0llowo:-
Reading, Wri,ing aud Arithmetic. per
Session of 5 months, gu oO
The above will, English Graniiner and
Geography, o w
The above with the Languages and tie
higher branches Of Mathematics. II oO
The theory and practice "i Surveying VIII
be taught separately nj SlOp per quarter.
There will he one public exhibition ana ex'
animation IN the frs, week IN Juue, another III
,i,s first week in December.
J. b. SMITH. Chr'n.
II. l.. IIERLONG.
WA. BOUkNlGHT, {
L. X. WILSON,
A. S. DORIER, I"
ARTHUR SIMkINS,J
Dec 10, ISi2 II do
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n. n6.EEKEED DISTRICT

E~DGEFREED DISTRICT
FALL TERN, 1872.
TT is Ordered that n Court oil common
Pleas. for the Trial Of The Gases moi
disposed Of u, this Term. be held ni Edge
6cid Cour, House, on the fourth Monday
in January next. .,,p
Presiding Judge.
Geo. Pope, c. C. p. N
Nor, q. 10 !"
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Water Proof Warehouse,

HAMBURG, 5. C..
TIS He Subscriber begs leave 10 inform his
Il friends, anc the public, thai he continues
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Things I'm phundeiphin.
correspondents OF The Tribune.


PHILADELPHIA, May 81 NJ
The business Of the Board Brokers to-day was OF the most
animated character prices fully maia'ned very 'hEe
amount OF Baak Stocks Posedo and every dispo'
ron was 10 purchase largely Pennsylvania tlves
wer- arm at Il.
David r. Porter Is now the bright. beautiful, but much
abused city of hrotlerly love
Our new Court Of CRIMINAL Sessions dsIatcmnS busi-
ness with wonderful rapi No less than seventeen cases
were disposed OF YESTERDAY, aud -Ga number today 1t
has gained the admiration OF community, and viii no
doubt confer blessings instead OF vice and immortality
upon
Ice appears good request II present IN our city Selling at
20 cents per bushel.
The funeral of Jacob Rsway took place ibis morning
O'Clock attended BY hundred Is
ntins were corseyes! 10 the Laurel Hill Geometry
\ desperate black ruian arrested this morning IN h
street below South, charged with brutal assault upon
young colorrt girl about II of gentleman
named Pickering Serioy injured IN etctns the Arrest
Mr.. Samuel Miller in tring of gun last evening shat
tered his ht am in such shocking tina, aputat0n
will BE- necessary
We had another large sale of lalbe ei ast
the Eycause, By OF our auctioneers which was
uumerous;y attended The bidding spirited throughout,
particularly for Coleman Farm. annex list OF The
stocks aud properties soid SO GOO Of HoyaIensiG bonds
were Withdrawn Al shares Philadelphia Bank sold for $50
PER share l05 shares Manufacturers, and Mechanics 8ank S
per siaIc shares in the Arch and Chestnut street Theatres,
sold for SIS each.
The valuable business stand formerly occupied By the Phil
apha SAVING Institution No - Walnut street TT the iui-
mediate vicinity Of the Exchange consisting OF splendid
hre story brick an lot 20 feet front and 81 III depth,
,sas Knocked down for the triAire sum OF S5.)25.
An excellent lot of ground Scbuyl Front street near
Race, - ir,t front and l32 in deprh, sold for 25G
beautiful three story brick dwelling and ground, the
side OF Ninthsevt, below Walnut, IS feet ont aEd72
III depth. brought 5000.
The tbre story brick dwelling with back buildings and
t Of ground on the south side Vinereet No 25 below
Second front and 81 IN Depth sold for the small sum
ofSl725.
The splendid and magnificent farm. the property Of Edward
bt fh.g
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-04
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
Fire at HtiminS toii, \. c.

0esfrucstre Fire at w tifnfnstoia' ~
We are indebted to the Wilmington - -
Chronicle for an Ezra containing the Phftc'i,iiS
of q destructive fire at that place on >uiua1
morning. Il broke out N an OLD W'ifs-'io'lsN
known as MchaYS, and swept III a lew liilt,,,ses
across Princess-street 10 the dwellings, OF -tl1S'
Robson. Mr.. Anderson, and Mr.. Calder, wleh
all hope was lost Of saving any Of the Northern
rs,rt Of the town above those points, between
Front and Water and Front and Seconc-stfss'S'
In two hours trnm the time the alarm was giv
-, the ire had reached the Railroad Depot oul.@-
mos. = distance of tbrec-cighths of q mJe nom
where il commenced Between Princess street
and the Railroad and Second street and the FiVef'
not more than a dozen buildings are LETT staining
On the upper wharves there was an iiiiiiiei'Ss
opanitv of country produce. such as naval slofeS
timber. sc all OF which was destroyed. Many
families LOST the whole Of their furniture, o'ueis
MANY Of the houses were among the best st, m
town and very large propcruo,' were Y'uul ~,
ones. The loss IS estimated at SSVo,ugo, o, n.
Insurance IS supposed to amount TO SiVo'"oo,
Annexed Is a list OF the sufferers. SO ir as eo'''
dwellings on Front.street-Nn. II. Briggs
VIM. f. Iarkjns, Mrs. Robson, y Martin ~, ,HleN
Anderson, Mrs. Moves Matthew La"ton, lnos
c, Miller T. kidder AIr. Ca>on, Jas. /. bryan,
Tbos. y. Gaulier, Rev Jesse Jtnnett' o1fhue!
Bc.ry. stephen D. Wallace. John Walker, house
only partly burnt VIM. Calder, Mrs. ;s
Robert il. Cowan, p X. Dickinson, y. Nennet'
Gen. J. owen. Mrs Kelly, Mrs. Cohna, hess Ia,
WIS. David loness Hotel.
Alsoon Front Methodist Church Mex
NcRac s;orc-housc Mcssrs, Grants store. 5 u.
(r., king's do. - Ts,sk Railroad once
House. Wilmington and Raleigh Railroad Co
All the railroad depot buildings OF every eeSctIP
ton including FIVE locomotives, some cars 't's
bridge over the rayine, and two or three hnholeo
Yards of the road where there were several tracks
Books and papers saved lab,
Dwellings on >ccond-strcct-levn Lane '0nh
4 Davis. w.
stores Offices Warehouses. &c. on Water
s,reet-Shelton < Mallory, l.. :. lorke, -
yIavo. ". c. Lord, Wm Is. Giles \ Co. ). w.
Durham. Custom House, books and papers
saved James |. Bryan, E. Vessel. Ihos. Stew
art. +. Peterson. O. G.. Parsley and H. Baker
John McRac Alexander Webster! David .lhalIy,
Geo. costin, Geo w Davis. Miles Costln, Alfred
Dudley. John B. Craig, Halt Armstrong, 5. [.
Mitchell. Jesse .ennett, John Hall, l.. ilSon'
Jesse Bowden. Hector Mcclellan, Mrs. Finer W.
Il. Larkins, K. Smith.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-04
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

BOARD OF ALpERMEN.-SrArED MEETING
Present The President aud quorum. The minutes of the last
meeting read and approved.
PErirloSs RTFERKGp--Of Thomas Powell & Co. for
reduction Of OF per foot Of Waueustreet Of DR. A l.
Whit claiming compensation for medc. The
5Jn distict w.tcn-hcuse.
Rlroars.-Ofthe FiuIuc- Committee favor of paying
VIM. II. Knapp hts bill Tor removing aud ce from hr
of the it Ward directed by the Alderman said
Ward: adopted.
Adysr,e 10 tn PETITION Of Ben H. HaIsted for rcuc
ton Of rent Of property n Chahan-street: adopted.
IL favor # leasing thu pier foot of Cedarstf-e Timothy
Kellogg s co: adopted.
Ia ilyoro defending suit bcough, aga.a,, Thomas KEEL
ly: atop'cd-
adopted
RArir % r-P,rlng B,oal,4y from to ss
street, tn usual manner and 800 yard, which 10 have
four lines ot stonr rail lad dowa adopted.
Ia flyo. Of extending SIDE Walk trout CT Nos. and
%eaSau-strset: adopted.
IN favor Of sesas oroa yea the foot Of Ch4mbes-.,tev
10 James Raymond adopted
COMMON COUNCIL.
The Board Assistants came iuo the Chamber of the
Boafd Of Alderman and they then organized tie Common
Council
T- minutes cf Ii. last meeting were rad and approved
Ti- monthly returns oil tia Chief Engineer Fire
Department eceYed-the appointments and 1-siena-
confined and the explosions referred - the Fife and
Water Committee.
No. Il against No b. for assault Xc.aad
eedia The expulsion Of the assistant foreman and
n-beis Of liz LATER company that foremost III the At
fray: adopted
Relative To expulsion Of members Of the Fire Department,
different times and confirming the explosions named:
adopted
RE,icsAT1os,-of jas. " Piaekaey as Deputy Comp
trner; u james Csookshank OF the First
Wari-vitaifawn the Common Council haze 10 power
interfere Ia The natter aad the Montgomery Charter i'm
poses has Of 10 pounds the f~rsoa declining
The petitioner however does deem himself CON-
p-usnt
ArrolsgmEyTs-NichoL4s c. Everett, assistant iustic.
whose TINE las expired Aid Purty nominated Henry g.
Cowlss- 3iI. Everett eceT-d Is votes AIr Cosie; IL
vots aad blank ballots Joseph r Taylor (,- present
clerk to the G CO clerk OF the 3h leth 18th Wards In
place Of James T. NJ Bakely, term =1pi,ed: adopted.
Horace Loot borough, MAYORS clerk clerk in the Upper
Police ofiee in place Of Daniel NJ Frye whose has
expired. Aid Lie aomnaed the present incumbent NJ
Loclhooagh received Id votes; Mr. Frye u votes NJ
Es!e ;sas .leiefaGr teclscsd fe-.apoisted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-04

AFFECTING SUBMISSIVE young Choctaws,
recently returned from school IN Kentucky, TO
their homes on Red River, committed suicide;
one because he found his relatives in extreme
poverty; and the other because he found the al
tections OF his father estranged from him, his
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-04

INpl.NA.-Gov. BIGGER and his Loco oppo
nent, James Whtcomb, are both on the stump
explaining and advocating their views of National
Policy. Why may moi this truly Republican,
practice be adopted in this part OF the country
JOHN w. PAYNE is the Wing candidate for Con-
gress in the First or Evansville District JOIN
A. M,rscN in the Brookyile date Chapen
District; and Hon. Iosera L. WHITE has been
renominated in the Madison District
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-04

L. Mr.. Thomas Thomas and his wife. re-
siding In Wcodtord County. Illinois, were muir
dered ON the night OF the 18th ult. by their son,
who IL ynaniac. Hearing NOISE III the direc-
ton OF the building IN winch the unfortunate
Young man had been confined, NJ. Thomas and
his wife eFent out TO ascertain the cause, when
they were ll,e, BY the maniac, who had effected
his escape. and were horribly murdered with the
leg OF bench.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-04

IL The Evening Mercuary, the Executive or
gan al Philadelphia, states that AIr. Webster has
left the Cabinet on the best terms with the Pre-
sident;;" that he gave farewell dinner last week
that the Secretary OF Stateship will not be filled
for some time, and that DR.. Martin. the former
Chief Clerk OF the Department, viii soon be rein
stated IN the place recently occupied by Mr.
Fletcher Webster.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-04

RErENrING.--The Boston Advertiser, in reply
to the Commercial Advertiser, says that they learn
:" from authority deemed unquestionable that Mr.
Gushing has recently received from the President
the offer ola high appointment and probably the
choice between one OF the Departments and one
of the Foreign Missions; and that he declined
the offer. The Advertiser adds
1--WE know not on what ground he did 50, un-
less il lie that he was unwilling, by accepting
Office under such circumstances, to identify him-
self ,cith the opponents Of the party By tehom he
ias been heretotore supported. Should Mr..
Gushing be invited BY has friends in the Third
Distinct again TO become candidate for Congress,
as is anticipated, we may perhaps expect from
HIM some explanation on the subject
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-04

q Willis, recently sent to the louisiana peeni-
tiary for forgery. turns out to be one of the ac-
completes OF Monroe Edwards. He ought TO
have been convicted In New-York and sent to
Sag Sing, as he IS vocalist of 10 mean abilities.
n. Q. Bee,
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Cour. Ca,en,.ur-THI, OAR.

CrEcurr CcuRr.-Nos. st. 90 6s OF, 20, 81. 60 g. TO-
Il, -, % -, -. 81 So 50, 81, So, SO.
Co,r,,oy Prs>s-Nos- 1916 g. 81 90 81 So II, 80 81,
90 40 3D. s. 81, 81, H. 90, -, ST, ), o. Il, 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-04

TnE MAMMOTH C,vE.-Mr. Mitchell whose
supposed restoration from pulmonary complaint
BIZ residence IN the NlammoihC ave, was described
IN many OF the papers died short time after
leaving the Cave. OF thirteen lnvalids who re-
sorted 10 the Cave last winter, seven have already
dicd-fye at the Cave one on the Journey home,
and one a short time after reaching home.
Newark DAILY Adv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-04

u A son of Mr. 3Iilliman, near Chicago.
snapped rife at the head OF his little sister in
sport, and by direction OF his father which proved
10 be loaded, and was discharged INTO the fore.
head OF the child. killing II instantly.
Gle leland Herald
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~ subscribers 10 the Tribune who are ahgnt eaansias
,heiI residence VIII please leave "oFd al TINS oies %
no,e through the Pos,-0ffce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-04

~ 70. Notices. Of Fans Ho5oken with an ettrasf' ne
Ii,yophqpt AID Hunts Magazine HdrroTd cnars'Si1s'
Leqd Pipe, &e.. So First Page
~ For article. on Cen .4rr'trong, Rns5ta and he'
Ewp.yor. MiIler NonomG,aa, &c, set Last Page.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-04

The article in our Yesterday paper IN relation 10
the oppression Oh L4boer. BY certain croon
spoke Of them Qnts and Moore II sho'io paw U,i
2ain Lynch. PR Moore has no eonh=eoH WIN
or heir conrIact
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-04

DOMESTIC SllK.-Wc were shown to-day some
rich specimens of manufactured silk, consisting
of handkcrchcis and sewing silk, the product Of
Lake County, Ohio. Messrs. CIapp x Curtis OF
Painesvie commenced the growing and manu-
ficture of silk last season, and We are glad 10
learn from Mr. Clapp that the experiment has
been crowned with the anticipated success. Mr..
Curtis returned last season from England, which
country he visited at the instance Of the Anti
Corn Law League Association, and while in Lon
don secured the services OF Mr.. James Newman,
an experienced throstcr With the aid OF Mr..
n. Messrs. c. & c. have put one loom in opera
ton. have manufactured about 100 lbs of silk, and
expect to weave thus spring about 100 yards OF
silk fabrics. They have erected two throwing
mills, one of 4G and the other OF 80 spindles one
trammiug and doubling machine, winding
machine, and two Piedmont reels, propelled by
horse power. They have fourteen acres Of moFus
multcauhS trees, and expect to feed i.O0O,OOD or
more Of silk worms the present season. Their silk
establishment will afford good market for CO.
IN this vicinity, as they propose to purchase
or manufacture on shares all offered. The speci-
mems Of silk Alr. CIapp has with him are truly
elegant and creditable TO the manufacturers and
well worthy the attention OF all who take pride in
encouraging our own products and desire TO be
really independent. Cleveland Herald.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-04

IL D. APPLETON & Co. this morning publish
The Daughters of England" UNIFORM with Their
edition of Wives of England the price only
l2t cents is truly wonderful considering The size
and beauty OF the volume. We commend the
book as adapted to instruct, elevate and adon
the daughters OF Au,erica as well OF the mother
country-abounding in excellent sentiments
clothed In nch language.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-04

GRACE CHuEcH.-Ws learn thai this society
has purchased SIX lots on the east SIDE OF Broad
way, Just above Tenth street. The prlce OF the
lots was $4,000 1t Is the intention of the
ciety TO erect i beautiful Church upon these lots.
They are Just above the point where Broadway
incllneS 10 the west of straight line. The con
sequence is, that the Church Will front line
passing down through the centre OF Broadway,
and Will be the most conspicuous object that meets
re eve OF the spectator, while standing al the
S5wling Green and looking up this great tho
roughfare. Evening Post.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-04

HARpEa's FAMILY LBR,RY.-We have received
No V OF this useful collection, which the publish
e7s are issuing at twenty-five cents per volume.
Ii comprises the concluding volume of Lockhart's
Life of Napoleon, which may now be obtained
complete for fifty cents-only one-ffth the pncc
of the English edition. For sale at tins ottice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-04

u 1t Is stated IN the Philadelphia papers that
new missile OF war, called the thunder-bot she'll
which lis explosion vii tear asunder the largest
ship OF war, had been recently tred IN that vicin-
1T, IN the presence OF several Naval Officers,
who pronounced Its performances perfectly salts
faeterg II eygv Exy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-04

TRIALS FOR MukpER.-At Hamilton, Canada
West, no less than four capital convictions we're
the result OF the assizeS held last month. George
iper was found guilty Of rape on child Il
years old; Joseph Thompson, lad of IL was
convicted OF numbering his schoolfelow By stab
bing hun with penkniie; Henry Fanpatter,
cooFed man, of numbering a Mr.. Green; and
Hugh McCuLoch. OF stab5ing J. B. English 50
that he died. All sentences to be executed on
the Seth OF May but as Thompson and McCu!-
loch were strongly recommended 10 mercy, II IS
probable that their lives viii be SHARED
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-04

u JonS c. kEMBLE, formerly Editor OF the
Troy Budget, and q member OF our State Senate,
died IN the Insane Asylum at Worcester, Mas.
on the l4th ult. aged about 50,-Mr. H. was
ruined by connection with Barstow, defaulting
and absconding Cashier of the Commercial Bank
OF Albany; the development of which compelled
him TO abandon his paper and resign his seat IN
the Senate. He removed to Wisconsin, bat his
reputation followed HIM, and sense of his down.
fall soon stung him 10 ma dness. For two years
past, the wreck of one OF the ablest Van Buren
Editors and most aspiring politicians IN the State,
he has been confined in the Lunatic Asylum al
Worcester.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-04

VI - 80 n, all. +, viii b. sold IN quantities TO su's
Surear. No orders be attended 10 unless aee"nBansd
by the cash Tie Type from the foundry o,
and Is IN good order Price n cents per pound cash
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-04
This Countv gives a decided Wing majority or
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
PITrsYLyAyiA COURT HoUsEr APnl y

PIrr.rLyAsiA CcURT HoUsE, APnl2e 1875.
Ia compliance with your request enclose you sate
ent Of The result Of ou election this County both Con-
g,ess aud Delegates.
This Distnc, embraces Hsfsr Pirsyvaoia, Franklin,
Henry and Patrick.
have also heard from Henry and the Wing cot sio'-
" Of about So franklin aud Halifax will Tor The Loccs
Patrick gees for Wings 1t uncertain which Is elected
in the District bot generally Deis'ed hat Gin'er
viii bc the Inan. 1, VIII BE- close business.
PITTsYLyANIA co
Congress Geo Il. Ciimer. 55i Walter Coles. =!
.JJ.Itgaf,sV Witciter. 6G BLAIR. $500 ~
- LorneT Go --JoDes ;Ie
RAPPAHANNOCK co
b eh:aI s' 6; f sGoti,er 2sa Eostham 800
KING AND QUEEN.
rp,,., rn,iorir, for Congress The wings claim the
Delegate b. rn4ority the Locos by TO lSz}
SPOTS complete
Congress. W Newton. 3i2 r. n !. huh's rs rs
Ueieyqte - Minor 352 - Dhiafo# ,----'1'
RICHMOND co.
Congress w Newton. 200 r NJ dnn'er. ~ ~
D,isrqe - Mayo ....-. 2gi - Chihh - 49, ~
BUCKINGHAM co.
rong,ess Rchsrd H Tcier.. 3&j Ed J" bnbaIa 10
q; Meseley...--...u7 Jones 1863
LOUDoUN co.
C.o,cy.,s Samn.I Chiffon 49,. Vim Smitt $40
6sissatss Cod.r, Tebbs Grub Wings elected
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-04

NJ The Collector OF New-orleans has received
an order from the Secretary of the Treasury, d.
rcctiny him not 10 permit Editors of newspapers
or the public TO inspect the nanitests OF vessels
cleared or arrived. The order has created con
siderable excitement in the city; the Chamber OF
Commerce was to hold q session upon 1t, and
general meeting of the merchants was IN contem-
plaiion.
ia concert IS 10 be given this evening at the
pestalozzian Institute No. Sc Raulmond.s.. for
: 3 ASneft OF the PooT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-04

Ono WnENr CnoF.-'The gainesville Repub-
lican of Saturday week says
Fears are entertained by many that the past
severe winter would materially njurc the wheat
crop. And we learn from some Of the North
Ohio papers that III few instances fields of tins
gram were frozen out" But we are happy III
having tin our power to say that the wheat fields
IN this vicinity look well. y trip down the Mus
kngum this week enabled us TO see acres of this
staple of the State; and from present appearances
more than AN average yield may be anticipated.
An observing friend also informs us that more
ground was put in wheat last fall than has been
the custom heretofore IN this valley.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-04

Qulc4 PAssAGE.-The steamer Troy CAPITA.
GOTHAM. arrived this afternoon at half-past 3
o'clock leaving Albany at SIX minutes past :
making all her landings and performing the pas
sage including the stops, IN s hours a minutes
the shortest passage on record.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-04

IL The AiiDedgeville Recorder states that some
two hundred and thirty or forty thousand dollars
OF the bills of the Central Bank VIII be burned IN
q few days Since the first of November about
100000 per month has been withdrawn from
circulation, and DESTROYED.
II F,rnER MATTHEW is expected 10 visit this
country IN July.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-04

So reported in Wheeling Gazette W, hardly know
what to trust, having been often disappointed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-04

L. While two young men, in South Dansylllc
Steuben county, y. Y, were engaged IN clean
ING the snow from The lock OF gun, while hunt
ing, a few DAYS since, one of them yentured 10
look INTO the muzzle. Al the instant the gun VAS
discharged, and the ball passed into his skull. di-
rcctly over the eye, coming out near The top Of
the head
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-04
,,cy,,s Samuel Chiffon .s6i VIM. Smith
TRAITS. Cod.r. Tebbs, Grub, Wings elected.

The Wing majority in Southampt IS varlously
reported from 80 TO Go; if it is over 40 Lang
horne is elected. We presume, however, that he
is not, as the luck is all agalns, u.s.
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Geo II Ciilne1 Wing Walter Coles, Loco.
pittsylvania lSl Halifax. 55b
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Coles Lei ahead Patrick has given Gllmcr