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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-08
Notice.
March 8

A LII persons indebted 10 the estate Of
IA John w. Wimbish, decd, arc re-
ques,ed TO make immediate payment, as
the condition of the estate is such. that i,
will not admi, Of indulgence.
OLIVER ToWLES, Ordinary.
Feb. r
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Administrators Sale.

Hoy permission ofllc Ordinary Of EdgefeIj
Id District. ! shall proceed to sell. on Fii.
day the twenty.fonrth inst. at my residence,
all the personal property of Jesse Swearingen.
decd. on scredi. until the twen,y.6ih day %!
December next, purchasers to give notes viii,
approved security. The sale..lo al
II o'clock A. 81.
JAMES SWEARlNGEN. Adm'r.
March 8 81 G
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March
Notice.

Notice.
A LII persons having demands against
"A the estate Of Robert Garrett. decd,
will please ,prcsent them duly attcs,ed. I o
the subscribers, nud all persons indebted
10 said estate will make Immediate pay
ment.
JOHN w. GARRETT, and
JOHN A. HOUSTON.
Feb. Is 3, 2
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State Of South Carolina,

State of South Carolina,
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
l.. D. Merrimau vs..
w. &. Prarcr.
WILL BE SOLD, al, the house Of de-
w PENDANT. oil Friday the 18th inst.
in The above case. a lot Of Household Fur.
%niture, consisting Of Chairs. Tables, one
Bureau, and other articles 100 tedious Ia
mention.
Terms Cash.
S. CHRISTIE, S, e. D.
March (Sl 06) 2t
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A LII persons indebted TO US on accounts
IA due the first Of January last. arc re-
ques,ed TO come and settle up. We have
10 pay our debts.
GOODE s. LYON.
Feb. 70. If 3
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State Of South Carolina.
ABBEVlLLE DISTRICT.
Joseph jacobs nn! Elizabeth hiswife, !

Applicant. vs..
Elizabeth Fully md others.
T appears TO my satisfaction thai Ran.
Il del FinIy and Caoln Finly, Two Of tho
Defendants. reside without The limits OF
this Stale, il is therefore Ordered. that
they do appear aud object TO the division
or sale Of The Real Estate of James Finly.
or or before the FIRST Monday in April.
1913, or their consent 10 tho same will DO
entered Of record.
DAVID LESLY, o.. l.. d.
Jan lS i'm 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-08

" TIE friends Of oMaj0r
L. G. BACON. announce hin: as q candidate
Tor the Office of Clerk of the Court, Of Edge
field District.
mas n 6
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-08

OPPOSITE BLAND L DurLEKS STORE.
W7HE Subscriber respectfully informs the
III public In general, that he hns concluded
L" reduce hts former prices on course SHOES.
His price. in future will be ior plain stitched
down Negro shoes. 81 l2i
For Coarse i'eg.rd Shoes. %
All other kinds OF work inrc prpporiionobly
chap. The different Shoes. &c ail warranted
He Will also keep constantly on hand. ready
made Brides. Wagon Gerr. and Sole. Upper
rnd Harness Leather. NIL of which he will sell
low. for Cash, or on short credit 10 p~uuctual
customers.
Good Hides bart=rcd fnr as heretofore.
". L. GEARTY.
Feb. 20 81 4
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-17
sEED-wnEAr g. OTTER GRAN.


1t Is stated IN foreign papers, on the
authority of the celebrated Sprengel,
late professor Of Agriculture in Bruns.
wick, that the best grain for bread is
not the best gram for seed, that we NAV
increase the nutritious quality by the
sou and the manure. but for seed this
highly natritous wheat is unsuitable.
seed corn, he says, must cont ain the in
gredlent IN due proportions, Ir any one
oil them be de6cient or in excess, the
Piani Will be Proportionably imperfect.
his was the result Of careful ANALYSIS
oil great variety Of grain, grown on an
equal variety Of soil. Some soils al
ways produce good seed grain, while
others are found which seldom do it,
The first arc never rich in humus or
Nitrogen, but well supplied with lime,
magnesio, potash, salt, Phosphates, and
sulphates. Corn or wheat richly ma
nured with sheep dung contains too
much gluten for SEED grain, which in
germInation re acts So power fully on
the starch rs TO overpress the conversion
into sugar, (the chief nourishment of
the germ,) and produce vinegar The
best seed wheat must contain much
starch, and little gluten, and thus Tie
starch is gradually converted into su
gar. Hence seed grain should not be
raised on very rich and highly MANFRED
soil, for this won derange the natural
proportions Of gluten and starch, while
the grain would be better for broad
This may be the secret Of grain and DO
tatoes deteriorating In highly cultivated
districts. The Scotch lowland farmer
prefers his seed potatoes from the
moors and highlands. Do wo not see
something analogous to this in the ami
NAL kingdomf The families of the
luxur ant and high fed, soon deleriorate
and run out, viii Q others who have
never yielded TO such indulgence retain
all their physical strength and proper
tons.
Excessive high keep may produce an
individual plant or animal large, fat al d
fair, but not without impairing its pow
er to PerPetuaIe its precise species and
perhaps the necessity Of crosses, and
tho general aversion TO breeding in and
IN, may have had its origin in similar
principle.
Boston CuIIipnIOr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-17

AN AGED GOUPLE.-There now resides in
WALTON county, abOut IS miles frOm this place, a
man and his wife whose united ages arc 229 years
The Old grnileman's name Is Daniel Campbell lie
was united to is present lie ninety four years ago
IN the Isle ofSkr, in Scotland. He emigrsted to
this country several years before the revolution. Il
was about my years cd when il Commenced. He
served through nearly the whole revol utonary war
but although very poor. he hal not been able 10
avail himself Of the bouaty, rather the just remu-
nerat1H which the pension laws have provided for
the survivors of het Curious epoch because before
the act Of 1882. he was. by eI'reme cid age and
mental iniirniiy. rendered incapable OF making tho
declaration required by law. He ia now III and
his wife l IL years old.-PensaeoLa Gazette
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-17

a CRASH just after two o'clock this morning.
The massive tower Of the new German Catholic
recently erected az the SOuh end, in Suffolk street
near the foot ofChsrry street. fell into the street
with tremendous crash, which a~oke and alarm.
ed the whole neighborhUOd. within half miles "a
dius' and made the earth reTnbls The cause IL
yari0uslY attributed. to insecure foundations TO
'he "ani Of lies and a suiiiciency Of lime in the
mortar; and 10 the thawing out Of the Frost Damage
estimated AZ between sud two thousand dollars
Happening ~ the night fortunately, no person was
injured. friond ours wis resides NOT Ter from the
ruins, says that when he heard The laundering noise
he thought q might possibly proceed from an earth
quake, % that certain claim Of The gentleman 10
black had come 10 mstuuiY--Bos Trans.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-17

man without money is body without o soul
walking death-a spectre that frighiens every nns
u" cpnnienance Is souOwful. and his conversation
iahgulshing and tedious. If he calls upon an &C
q"'hlahce nc never finds him az home. and if lie
opens ms monih he is interrupted every moment, 50
lhai he may not have chance 10 finish his discourse
winch q Is feared, will end with asking Tor money
ne 70 avoided like person injected with disease
and ~ regarded as an encumbrancs 10 the earth. 49,
want wakes him up in the morning. and misery
accompanies him TO he bed At night The ladies
discover him 20 he great booty landlords believe
mat he lives upon air, AMI Il he wants any thing
from radsBnin he IS asked Tor cash before deliy.
sry.-Seiecfsd
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-17

SUBSTITUTE Fer TIE SUN - The new
y inverted light Of VI Gaudin, on which
experiments were recently made at Pa
rls, is an improved modification of the
well known invention of IT. Drumnond
While Drumond pours stream of oxy-
gen gas, through the spirits Of wine up
on unslacked lime, Gaudin makes use Of
a more ethereal kind OF oxygen, which
ne conducts through burning turpenrine
The Drummond light is fifteen hundr, d
times stronger than that OF burning gas :;
The Gaudin light is, we are assured by
The inventor, rs strong as that Of the
sun, or thirty thousand times stronger
than gas, and Of course ten times more
so than the Drummond. The method
by which NJ. Gaudin proposes to turn
the new invention to use is singularly
striking. lie proposes to erect in the is
land Of the Pont Nucf, in the middle OF
the Seine and centre or Paris. a light
house five hundred feet high, in which
IS to be placed light from a hundred
thousand to u hundred million gas pipes
strong, the power to be varied as the
nights are light or dark. Paris will
tn us enjoy a sort of perpetual day, and
as the sun Of heaven has set, the sun
of the Pont Nedf will rise. -!Mechanic's
Maya zine.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-17

RIFLE SHOOTiNG.-We were present on Men.
day az an exhibition Of The skill Of Mr. A. CLARK IN
RIDE Shooting with HE newly invented Rife; Il 4,
truly. wonderful 90 see with what precision u will
send ball 81 distance heretofore considered TOO
great FOR any thing like certainty The ktarget wa,
the figure Of q stag, painted white, in Font Of
boafd iencei and Mr e fred Of 400 yards distance.
There was considerable wind an obstacle ALWAYS
increasing with the distance. yet out Of rs shots
struck body ofths animaltwo directly IN the region
OF the heart and The others between that point and
me HOS No shot was found over two feet from cen
if'i and The average was not over IL inches from
The heart Every ball completely penstratsd tbrs,
inch plank.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-17
A PRINCEf.y PRESENT.

Z hiNCELf PkESEN IA re-
cen' french paper states that Artin Bey
private secretary OF Nah NIT Ali, the
great Pacha Of Egypt. has just arrived
VIII present for Louis Philippe and
his family, as foIlows:-The present
consists of eight superb Arab horses of
high breed, and six cashmere shawls of
the greatest beauty. The horses were
Immediately led of towards Paris. each
under he guidance Of a person sent for
that purpose by the V ceroy, and the
whole under the direction Of one Of the
Pacha's equeries. Amongst the horses
Is the one rid len bytIb ahim Pacha al tho
battle OF Neziba tie is Of light grey
color, and Is of a more muscu or form
than is generally seen among horses Of
the Arab race. 1t is said that this ami
ma, in the retreat Of Syria, sustained a
galloP of eight hours without being
much fatigued. and that having fallen in
TO the power OF an Arab tribe. he was
exchanged for 1900 camels. The only
bay horse amongst the eight is one un-
equalled in Egypt for speed. The
shawls are the finest that the Pacha has
been abe 10 obtain. A considerable
crowd was waiting at the door OF the
iazaretto to see the strangers. Artim
bey, who has been before in Marseilles,
express ID himself in French with great
facility.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-17
WATER FOR sTocK,-The necessity Of, 20,

WATER FOR STOCK--The necessity off good
supply 81 waisr Tor stock during the winter can NOT
be to- strongly insisted on, aud IL 10 Of the utmo
importance that the watering trough should be locs.
led where q may be easy Of access 81 ell hours Of
Inc day Every barn yard should be furnished :; IN
q we'll Cor 81 lssat good rain wsier cIsisrn) ana
pump.
Cattle and sheep that feed principally en- dry ~,
want 70 drink many lines IN . day and Il The ~.
obliged 10 naks journey Of q nile, or even ~,
more lhan quarter Of that dsisuos, for The .,,.i,
Of This wsni, they incur great REX Of nssfiny
socidons. osPecislly when The paths ere eSvs,ss
with ics.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-17
CITY ELECTION

Mr. Wharton,-The following named Rentlsm en-
will be supported 81 the election on the ga inst
by a very large and respectable list Of VOTERS
lsI Wsrd-ALEX GARDEN, ISAAC Colts,
E POLLOCK
Adv w SHRIvER. w wICKHAM.
Sd-S BRADY, A CALDWELL FITCHNER
ID LAMB.
4th-Dr TANNER, LETTERS, J ROBINSON.
E COHEN.
5Ih-wM SLOVENIAN, VIM A IsETT. JH
ROBERTS
COCNCILMEN.
GEO DULTY for Mayor w Clemens and W
w ShriVer' for Councilmen for the I'd Ward, will
be supported by MANY YoTERs
Mr. Wharnn,--Will please say through the COL
umns Of The Times, that Mr. SAMUEL OFT will
be warmly supported for a seat IN the Council. hv
m any voters of the THIRD WARN
jan
FIRST WARD.
Mr. Ednr-You will please insert The name, n
Thomas Hughes, II Sweeney and AIeI Garden.
rs the most suitable persons TO represent the first
ward IN the City Council for the present wear.
jan MANY VOTTRs
Mr. Wharton viii you be 20 good a. 10 publirh
the following as candidates 10 represent the h,,t
wardin the neIi City Council
E. POLLOCK
D. GRIESMHR
ISAAC COTS,
This ticket will receive the support Of many vo-
tiers. 4, yVIpr
jan7
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-17
-cLARKsBURGH RoAD-ve learn BY a 7lclle

-CLARKSBURGH ROAD We learn by alciter
ffo@ Richmond, tina, our delegate ho, succeeded ia
getting bill repcrtsd TO the house. appropriaung
one hall the revenue irm Tho counIiss Ohi,.
MARSHALL. Tyler. MIrioI and Harrison. for the
construction Off Clarksburgh Road until the same
shall reach $4,000 dollars. What it's fate may be
'he writer docs not pretend 10 prophecy. We opIne
There will be some difficulty IN the coll crioa Of
taxes II that reasonable request not complied with
The people Of this region have pelitionei nearly
-Onen enough.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-17
THEY HAVE cor AIO~o

Isl received q fresh assortment Of perTnmerv
- consisting Of tho following articles. French
Cologne IN small and large botlss Florida and 10
ney Waisr Lavender and Rose Wate,. N.c....,
OIL Bears OIL Philion Ok and a large assortment
oi soaps a. ViciOna Toilet zap, Floannz so,n
expressly for bathing. Windsor Patent snap; sl.o
good. Or J would have said, the best assortment NJ
smell 9'oe, ana Tuck oomhs IN The city. Buffalo
Tuck nHd Side combs and Horn TgeL a. ~.
combs OF different patterns, which will be cold low
Tor cash; BY the single one or dozen. Al an sole
agent ct Comb Manufacturing esiablishmsnt, I
'hlnk can sell combs lIltls cheaper han any e..
'aoisnmeni m The city. You who wish 70 boy will
please give me q call Roeoliect. they are 70 b.
found Al a o FAIRCHlLDs 81 No f39. Main % =.
Wheeling,
Clocks and watches repaired ~ shou notice A
good assortment Of WATCHES AND JEWELRY
slwsys on hand. which will be sold cheap for cash.
A few Infant Hair Brushes Of the beet an sIitv.
just received from hs mannisctoy snd of ale low
jsnl7
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-17

The lower house Of the Legislature OF
Pennsylvania have passed resolution.
by unanimous vote, that no member or
officer Of that body shall be- entitled 10
receive any pay tor any day on which
he shall fail to attend the House; aGd
that no member or officer shall receive
any pay when absent, except he bs in
the performance Of duties required by
the Hosse.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-17

RATES OF PoSrAGg.-rhec onsulta-
tons at Washington, between the post
master General, and the Postmasters OF
the principal cities, has resulted in the
following conclusions:
I. The rates Of Letter Postage are to
be greatly reduced. Ten cents is TO be
she highest rate charged for conveying
n letter from any point to any point
within the United States. We believe
the only minor rate is to BE- five cent
for distances short OF 200 or $50 miles,
but on this point our informant is moi
definite
2. The franking privilege is 10 be
greatly reduced. Postmssters nav
frank letters strictly confined the bust.
ness Of their respective officers, and
none others; while the letters sent with.
out payment by and TO the Executive
Departments, Members Of Congress.
&c are to be charged to the Govern
ment.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-17
GEN wASHINGToN'S ToAsr,-Attb.clo,

GEN WASHINGToN'S ToAST.-Att the close
ofihe Revolutionary war, when the American ar.
my was disband-d. Gen Washington took m aaee-
ii"na'e leave Of his officers, ard ut public dinner
on the occasion. gave the following toast
The Americas Soldier OF Freedom-May he nj oil
times secure good aud plenuful ration; and when
he has finished bis tour Of dsty On earth may he
rlch his tent in the Eysan feds and ih.re receive
hrs reward from the right hand ol the Gol Of bat.
tesi''
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-17

Rail Road iAcci9eHt.-A serious acci
Dent occurred on the Worcester rail road
on Monday afternoon. The freight
train from the city had run off the track
at Newton. and the three O'Clock pas
senger train for Worcester was thereby
delayed, but it proceeded on and a mes.
sage vas left for the conductor OF the
Norwich train, which left Boston at 4
?. NJ, to notify hun Of the circumstance
and warn him against proceeding on
with too great speed. The message.
however, was either not deliver ID or
was misunderstood, and the Norwich
train, proceeding on with its accus.om
ed speed, came up with the accommoda-
ton train at Needham.
The dense fog prevented the engine
men from seeing TIE forward train in
season to stop their speed, and the Nor.
wich train drove directly through the
passenger car Of the Western rnilroad,
which was in the rear Of the forward
train, smashing it entirely to pieces
The most astonishing part Of the disas.
ter was, that no person was killed-a
child and colored person were very
badly hurt. and some others were badly
wounded, but the proportion Of risk and
enlargement Of life vas immensely
small in proportion to the amount Of
danger evolved in the catastophe.-
Boston Courier.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-17

PANTALOON STRAPS The editor
of the Boston Medical and Surgical
Journal calls the attention Of the public
to the Injuriou effects Of wearing panta
looms tightly strapped. lie says he has
known instances in which lameness of
the knees has been PRODUCED by the pres
sure on the kneepan forcing it into the
kneeJoint, which could be relieved only
by removing he exciting cause. rhe
great muscles which extend the leg on
the thigh, are Connected with the knee.
pan, and require freedom Of motion for
the proper and easy performance Of
their functions Freedom is essential to
grace, and fashion ought 10 give way to
utility and health Besides, the habit
of wearing straps inevitable makes q
man roundshou dered-the fashion has
lasted long enough. and having had its
day, let it retire, and be numbered with
the things that were. journal orCom ,
mcrce.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-17

COUNTERF. IT.-on Saturday night . man
who gave his name as Moorehouse. and who has
been about the city al various lines consd rably,
Was taken up examined, and committed TO jail
Tor an attempt to pass counterfeit money He had
ian h's possession several hundred dollars of coun
q. rfeits
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-17
~The New orlo.n. Plea, uno. Of The 81 ins

says
"I1s late DefaLcahoI.-Ws took some pains
yesterday to find out tho particulars regarding this
Affair." but nothing further than hat was stated IN the
papers Of Saturday has come TO light. Mr. Perraull
OVerdrew his account nj the Citizens Bark by draw
ing large sums from The bank al The North. and not
Snterng those monies upon the books ofIhe estab.
iIshment with winch he connected. The a.
mount OF the defalca'ion is not precisely known buI
Il is supposed 10 amount near $56 O00 IL wss the
general report in the French part Of the city yesier
day, that he had committed snicde by euIring bis
throat bat late last evening we learned that this was
merely ruse to divert public attention and enlist
sympathy in his behalf lie has gone-whero, no
one knows"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-17

silk mandatory has been estab-
lishsd IN Nashville, Tennessee, by Mr..
CARBEN. Tie has one loom for the bro.
duction Of various silk fabrics in opera
ton and others in the course Of erection
de has also in operat ION several ma
chimes for rseling. twisting, spoolinR,
&c
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-17
ITEMS OF NEWS

MELANCHOLY SUICIDE.-James Nee
recently Of the public consabies in Albany who
has been confined in the LnnaIic Asylum at Hudsoo
for two months paAi, destroyed himself on Saturday
by cutting his throat
VETERAN.-MI Prentisa, the editor Of the
Keene ~ I'D Sentinel, in his frat number for the
new year, says he commences the Ash year Of the
age oiihe Sentinel, which saw the light an 1899 a.
published by the present senior Editor.
RATHER COLD The Bangor Wing siaies that
the Thermometer Stood at TWENTY degrees belolB
EERo in that city, at sunrise Monday morning
Al Norway Village. Me. on "wednesday morning
by two good thermometer the mercury stood at
THIRTY TWO degrees beIOV zero.
The stockholders Of tie Bank Of Virginia have
resolved that the salary ofhs PresdeRt " the Me-
Their Bank shall be reduced to - 500.
A NEW NOMINATION john Mclean is no
minated for the Presidency. and William Castsn.
Of N Caroins, for the Wee Presidency. in the Wa
bash Express.
The Kentucky Senate has ordered q writ Of cleo
ton to be issued for the twenty fourth Senatorial
district 70 fll the vacancy occssOned by the resig-
nation ofJohn More The election 10 take place
on the ? 5lh inst
Noah Beauchamp. some lime since convicted OF
the murder Of Geo Mickolberry. was hung at Rock.
vile, Indiana, on Friday last The murder IL will
be rscollscted was oOmmitted IN Vgo County IN Jn.
y, 1870. A large collection wsre present. al the
execution.
The Providence Journal ssys-"Ths admission OF
eolored people TO vote has had one good effect. A
dsmagogue, who has not darksned tho doors Of a
church IN PrOVidsncs iOr years. went Last Sunday
20 one Of the cOiOfed churches. We hope he heard
more fruths ihan he got votes"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-17

The Cincinnati Republican charges tbs wings
and loco focos, with uniting destroy Mr. Tyler.
Think Of that! A Conspiracy between a thundrrbolt
and an earthquake To break a cream jug.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-17

john IL PIea'an's has been re-sngsged as editor
Of The Richmond Wing.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-17

THE CREOLE CASE.-In the case Of Thos
McCarRo We The New Orleans Insurance Company.
slaves who Committed msiiay and insuueotiOn on
board the % hooner Creole. ffsm Rehmond the iurv
yesterday, rsturnod verdict Of St5 400 for tue
plaintiffs. Tbs case has been one Of great Interest
and argued with uncommon skill. ingenuity and
legal learning. The cOunssl for the plaintiff we're
Msssr Psyion. Eusts and Smith; ior the defendants
Msssu Conrad. Sldnsll and Benjamin, --Nsu Or.
leans Bee