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Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-10-07
We have been requested to give the followin,
Office few insertions in our paper:
Attention Democrats!

quested 10 meet at the house of VIM. H. & NJ.
Mayors, in the town of Fort Smith, on Saturday
the 2ls inst. for the purpose of nominating dele.
gates to Convention 10 be held at Little Rock,
on the first Monday in December next, to nom.
nate candidate for Governor. and candidate fo-
Congress; also TO appoint delegates to a Conven-
tion to be held in Baltimore sometime in Nav
next, to nominate candidates for the Presidency
and Vice Presidency.
The Circuit Court of Crawford County, Sta,e
Of Arkansas, held at this place, commenced its
session the 25ih uI.., and We are informed, will
not be able to complete the docket for fortnight
Thus far the time of the court has been occupied
with criminal business, and but few cases of other
character have received the action Of the court.
The trial of John Kennedy, for the murder of
John Hurry, in April last, upon an indictment
found in the Circuit Court OF The County of Craw-
ford, at the September term, ls43, conmc need on
"Wednesday last The Hon. R. C. S. Brown, pre-
siding; and after careful examination of tho
Jurors, returned in the venre. A respect able, in.
telligent, and impartial jury was impannelled.-
William Walker, Esq, Prosecuting Attorney for
the State, and John F. Mckinney, S. G. Sneed,
and James A. Simpson, Esqr's, counsel for the
prisoner. The Prosecuting Attorney presented
the case to the jury by lucid exposition of the
law governing the case merged in tho Indictment,
but waived the right of alleging the facts expect.
ed to be proven in the investigation of the testi
mony in the case.
Mr.. Mckinney, for the defence, opened the case
by plain and concise statement of the facts
which they expected to prove. First, that the
prisoner at the bar, John Kennedy, did not fire
the pistol that killed the deceased. Secondly, tha
it was fred by one VIM. Irwin. Third, that il
the prisoner did fire the pistol he was justfable
(as the testimony would show,) in suppressing the
riot.
The Witnesses were then examined. The cas,
was opened by Wm. Walker, Prosecuting Attor
ney. He remarked to the jury that the State ha,
conclusively succeeded in making out her case
That the prisoner at the bar, John Kennedy, ha.
with felonious intent fred the pistol, and thereb,
produced the death of John Hurly-That aItho
Hurry was his friend, as had been proven, and NJ
nniinosity existed between them-that his conduc
evlnced that enmity against all mankind which
constituted the offence Of murder in the first de
gree-or that malignant and vindctivs feelings
arising from former difficulty between the pri
soner at the bar and Irwin, prompted him to soel
the present opportunity to wreak his vengeance BY
shooting him-and if thereby he took the life o
another he was equally guilty as if he had kille,
Irwin. lie presented accurate and logical dis
tinctons between the different characters of homi
eide, and urged upon the jury by strong and con
elusive arguments, that the State had made Oct
case of wilful, wan.on, and deliberate murder
But if the jury doubted upon this point, that tb
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-10-07

Agents for the Arkansas lutelligencer.
A. Harris, Fort Gibson.
]. Spears, and L. Delano, Park Hill
Mr.. Strong, Morrisons Bluffs.
Clarke 4 Briscoe, Washington city.
E. l.. Moffet, Point Prairie.
Rev. E, Jones, Cherokee P. O., Cherokee Nation.
r. s. Symington, New Albany, Ind.
J. Hitchcock, Kedron.
P. P. Pitchlynn, Eagletown, Choetaw Nation.
Charles Johnson, Fort Washita.
7. NJ. Choctaw Agency.
p. NJ. Natural Dam.
w. II. g. NJ Mayors. Fort Smith.
Col. H. S. Wilson. F. M. Huntsville
?. NJ. Fayetteville
P. NJ. Steam Mill
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-10-07

Sent by W. D. Shaw, and returned by same,
with verbal message from Col. Davenport, that
he is 6 no tribunal to try Mr.. CIarke,'' and that
he had better appeal to the Secretary Of War"
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-10-07

A company is organizing in New York for en-.
grating to Oregon territory.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-10-07

Read this.--The Washington Globe says, ga
man was never known to be killed who paid in
advance for his newspapers" The reason is OBJ
vious such q man will dsaI justly with all men,
and thas have no enemies.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-15
TRAVELS AND VOYAGES
IN
SMITH. pRINKER 4. NORRIS


HowrTT~s Visits Remarkable Piaees o,s F,r p,,, -,
ana -eenes Illustrative Of striking passages in history - -
Si'eiy IN lne eounies OF Durham
seeS-By VIM Hewitt author Of Life In Fnsand a a.
hAShlEs II ErRorE with sketches prominent .r,eo =
sa eGiea schools hospitals Literary personages scensr e.
Of Pennsylvania sc. eN'' ." '"e University
ESSAssf TO CooIuS-CmSI sI.x And Mrso.r-Eph. =,
ue Eastern Courts Of CochnChna. ami M.c,, ~ ,, ~
saiss soopo war Peacock GeiSenrer eo1nrn,r -
the years ls3s-3-'I, by Edmund ROBBERS D4i'us
\ VOYAGE WORLD fDcludp- ri, r,,.. =.
and sam IN is9S-3d and 1877 by w = w Rp-chsgbe !,
u surgeon IN The l. = Navy, Member Of the Academy IN &c.
&c. - "'e Se1is IN the Paei-
TRAVELS CRY THE C.GIPns alonv ,b. sh = -, -
Persian Gun and the MediicuaLean INCLUDING - ",
Coas OF Arabia and aTour the Island soco bv yn
fed. Esl- p. X - &C - - . n wen
levels To MEXICO ISLAND CUBA- 6c-Nauatve NJ T.
IN Norm America comprising MeIeo Mines Of R.nI Al 49,
he niied States and the British Colonies with an
Island Of Cuba. by Henry Tudor Ear 'ne
TRAVELS ErRoFE AND The E,sT-Er,b,,.;.. .,, .
mac curing Tour through Great Britain Ireland Pane Ps
'HatH russia SaNony bohemia Austria Rayar, sv,;,1-,d
Lo1aariy Tuscany the PaFal STATES the NeaToitan Do,
Si.' uis Islands OF the Archipelago Ervpt Asa Mn,
Iu'ney' Nodava Maaehia AMI ungary By Valentine Won
ia2s 's''S OF New York
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-15
MUSIC! MUSICm MUSIC!!.
JUST RECEIVED BY
SMITH. DRINKER a. MORPIS

~ III -
FURTHER sPPly Of New and Fashionable Muse Tor m.
n flno Forte few Of which enumerated a. 6u
The Ross Queen with vignete
ho-- fair do Do, by Horn
No wreath Of fame twine for YOU
Daylight Is on the by A. Lee
An Is
You bid sing by C. Warren
Non Je ne valse Pas Chansonneue
Come with thy ~ he fountain n dpe,, hy \ u u,n.A
My happy village bome. 8. Pearson
loNe me Church That Chris hath given Chamber,
DO not forEet me when die. for piano and guitar
Highland Nora words by Mrs Crawford authore.. Of K,,hc-
Mavoreen. &c &C music, e. p Horn
On my heart Is sad for Araby, by 10 do
NY Arab Maid DO
Sweet Sixteen A, A.
oh no have forgotten thee Do 10
The Seasons, song by r Is,ben, Eirx
I'd offer thee this hand Of T. ChadNicE
W shouH IKE To marry comic by r. Craven
lone come away social chouls by Y Hickuo,
4 on Know a comic ong. by R. Moore
Zeretine serenade, BY Flora
Weep not DER the tomb Of infancy. BY z I've.
The Fisher Boys Song. solo BY G w Taor,nsor
ANNA Dell Opera Dix Itaienpes for IT, a. -
page. populr ~ ''s'" "ue
la Konane--a celebrated danee 10th century a,nr,
a ranop by g.. Ble-sner - 's' "'''"e''
Fantasia for the forte founded on the remiDispe Of Pa
ganini, by T. Watson - nv elSe ~ IA
Medley Overture to The Ethiopian Opera Bone SQUASH pavo u
I've Nteeertta- by t. Conner very popular "
souvenirs de Belmont by Les D. D'Outremer
me eeseorated Evergreen GaBop. by J. abintzky
together with about hundred piece n, tn -. -
puar and fashionable variations valzes ,rr,s
&c M The new publications. by celebrated souno..
soon aiter they appear from the ANY Mu.c o H.
DC procured At the shortest and on the mo-, $500,
"a SMITH, DRINkER A
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-15
RICHMOND DAILY WING:

rEsss az svnsoRrrroSo City subscribers $500 per year
and foe shorter period when by so-payuble in
all cases. an advance
ApyEHr-issro square haesn ne. tor Ic on. inc,
ton Is cents; two insertions o. ~! 81 so AMI
every succeeding insertion ~
Transient advertisers pay in advance
Tbs ber Of Insertions Of Advertisements noted on thu
Ms thsS win be Inserted ordered In be soppi and
cd accordingly eJ- Orders 10 stop in writing
Annual Advertisers charged $50 two squares ana an that
proportion for advertisements greater length and $50 for one
SQUARE except Aueiones and Lottery Dealers who mr.. charged
500, paper ineuded)
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-15
NEGRO HIRING.

NEGRO HIRING.
T9NIlE subscriber the hiring Of Negroes both pub
Il hcly and privately.
De p r. u. DICKINSON
tientieInen's Fine CaIfslIin and Kip BroRan>.
atS2. 80 90. S3!I
NA nave
Kip BTogans made expressly our order and can D. recon-
menied which selling above very low puees d
~ LllN"ibN & 20 Mansion Ilouse te2l
BELLE ISLE NAILS
VIE subscribers prepared orders for Belle Ise Nails
ID usia-and y -cit Of the patronage Of
dealers Their Office for the present the store Of
Messr- WIN. Anderson Jr. 4 Co.
Dc si-d3w JOHN z. TRIPLET'T & SON
Oh BBIs y. T. Rum just received and or ae low for cash
NJ WADE W. WOODBRIDGE
uc 81 3dpnrs byl1vy the R-H.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-15
REMOVER

bRASN-AN * co.'s dominion 6irsbir,. s,o-. -,
psic ,l1e OF the street facing the Franklip uotcT
- -N'4AS rum SoFeEnot
" ""- eHoFace this opportunity method II maxim.
Known 10 the citizens Richmond vciniy and ,b s., -
Me constantly Keep hand Clothing Of all Kind ana mo-
W current ana approaching seasons which we win -eI n
uesl prices Tor cash. We respectfully invite ali IN can ~ -
-, our SOCK whether they goods OF not An pot
Us MAJ 90 not please IN respect may b. returned al
be money reinrled 01,-AH goods warranted IA > n ~"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-15
A CARD.
DENTISTRY,
'ENHE branch of MEDICAL SCIENCE. which
DR. PLEASANTs has made las special object Of Pr,ctee
g1- Office in Bosher's Row.

~ o"'' III hoSherS ho"
Letter from J. X Mitchell now Professor Of the Jea.r.,,
Medical College Philadelphia to Doctor, Neon and ws.p Of
N'I Sgln,,sl.
Ifnl take much pleasure IN introducing your acquain
to %r6 c s f ss %no has lately tanned eI France
previously acquired by long sud- and . r., ~ @ Ds'sy
be safely recommended a Dentist Of great kro,yl@ An &
science vers.i IA The tl.or, "a. ,,olI -. d. W. I
and PROFESSIONALLY entitled to public confidence 49, att
am gentlemen, your., respectfully J. X MITCHELL
,,,
m s ' a, H f request OF J. A. Peasants NJ H. OF thus
high standing their that they are ycr perfect s
n o ms an 'iai They cannot be surpassed either beauty.
teeth VI III supplying 'n' want OF the natural
The Lady for whom they were mad, and ,,,,r mo 49,, -
wearing them states tb,t .tr j. LJ, ,,.a VI "" nave seen
raj Appearance and I'M. cas- MI, p oh win Their nlu-
TIL NEIsSx a n
n + :. G n1maNSR2 n mp
, statement anoEc, relating TO artificial teeth
- e ana WIN n, we" whatever to myself
evidence Of Kin the use Of the e and blow n,
hrj t'n scientific attainment Glass eyes porcelain teeth are
s % inal'@sI. and arc the materials employed by
pore oT ana s, Dsn r%a IN pP@s the place Of To
sometime. bc e,b Of ,s g OF names amer the fancy. ami
The Science Of natural Iisin,n Te,., embrace,
ou. and yue. and eq iDoWp az l ssS o1 Nv ,s
man system We oen hear Of bad consequences operations
.J l- 'i 'he reason OF their not properly under.
~ he nl9,,, i No., i n'' better guarantee 10 safe
ts,y .sabsi 1t is certainty prr, voc 'oss Of Den
much abused. Of influential person. ol1ng ,, , ' custom 50
."' w "'s'IuiIf' WIN custom and eyi.
uehoe OF hlgh professional Qualification
as J. A. PfEAstNrs. NJ. H.
u' 10 MEMBER Of the Virginia Medical Society. &C.
RlRAss ANpIRONs-A superior assortment ,,, H., ,,.
- Of new styles for sale very low by
"a RICHARDS & GARDNER.
- IPER FRENCH MOfFSktN N yrs &, g.f.-.t-I a.,
- latest style, just received pr schr lyncIiurr al
GEO. W FERRY's
Fashionable Halter. Nam street
"a y ono door above Mcssrs Nanlcv. Smith 60.
S,rthtlNh Nu'n' Brush Cashmere, ami Molrssn HNTS
'"''' anu nH 'tgnni ARTICLES VIII De- soh cheap FOR cash.
GEO. W. rEgRY
F,sirouahir Halter Main Street
n icnp,,r .........,.. - '''" . w.
80" ~, l,' .r Yu''. '''' ii',n Scm '1rlics ursS
Iybs.y b,I i -, NM - 's ie''her good and damaged
Brandy. fine and Teas salad oil Rice Well. -,
sugar Ground Plaster Livcroo SAN Ashton. White 80 g
o W. .'s, rSIsI Nna"' f'iPeE Indigo salt rc Bar Iron
I, "a ~ 'A''''' UT sue g ..
"'''N'hi h.ltN.
lARPEIlNGS.-A few pieces of Scotch
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-15
GARDEN SEED,
WARRANTED FRESH AND GENUINE
FuR SALE rs
ROB"T X. DTNAI..


FuR
ROB"T X. DUNAL,
Bank S7Hare, Richmond. Virginia.
A sPARAGUS-titant or Dutch
~ BEANS-tarrc. anisinan Linn. Snaps. &C.
BEEl-LonE Blood Eary blood Tump French White Sugar
Mangcl Wurzcl
BROCOit-Elry Cape. Large Puuie
CABBAGEEry York Large York FAIRY Drumhcad or Bate.
sea, EarJ susaruac Large nrubcai Cromwcrs o. Red
Dutch. or Pickirg Green Curei savoy, Pcuon. Leh &c
CAREOr-trnr Orange
CAtLlFLON Fairy anil late
CELEEY-Nhhc Solid
CJCJMBER-Eafy Frame, Long Green
EGG PLANT
kALE-Sc0ish Sea kac
LETTuCE-Nlia lee Brown Dutch. Ca5sasc, PARIS Cros,
MEiON-Nuunrg. Citr1n. &c
WATER MEION-F.r..t kinds
NArrTRTGuM
ONtON-Ear,, Silver skinned Large Red
PARsL EN--Curied
fARsNiP-t4lirc swelling
PEAs-Eary Monumental Eay Cromwell Eary Charlton Eariy
Frame nvad Blue Prlssian Dwarf Msrrouf,t
RApiSii-lDng Scarlet Tfmp
RHt BARB-Rel for TBrts
Satisfy Nc-.fltic Oyster
SPINACH
sat NSil--Eariy Bush
TOMATO-tanFc Rel
TJRNlF-Ear5 Plat Dutch Rel Tor tarrs Norfolk Ruta Baga
ALSO,
general assortment Of Flower seed
BULBOUs ROOTS
DOUBLE DAHtIAs
ONION SITS. &C &C r.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-15

ISe1 CASKS Ground Piaster
ADOO 90 hbls Porto Rico Molastes
500 bags RIO anf J-yn '',a.- -
500 kegs blasting PowA
100 do White Lead
400 siie- S,le Lcafi4.-. -
25 Liqnonce
20 or. pipes = NJ Wine
100 Muzcat do
50 boxes IIurs Candies
so do Spcunaeeti do
10 baskets Salad Oh
so boNes Loaf Sugar
1000 sacks sat, ASitou's
10 half pipes Coguac BaRdy
10 hhds. whiskey
so bbs do
90 casks Cheese
50 half chests Tea
100 boxes do
90 bbs Tanners oil
300 realms Cap Letter Parar
200 kegs Rib Powder
10 bbs Coppems
90 casks Salt Petre
IL bales Almonds For nj. by
n II DAVENPORT 4 ALLEN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-15

oSi or misplaced from our Store, on Cary
street the night at the .,o ,.. ~ 7r,,,
son two bows single oaf and half boxes of wosy
Ban-- Co.'S AIes of Indigo and ON. b, t. a.,
information about aid goods viii b. thankfully received
de27 PNRpIsu 4. NE ,.,,, ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-15
FOR THE LADIES.

FOX THE LADIES.
French Morocco md Kid Dress slippers.
'HNHE subscriber has received Ladies Drrss
u Shpp-rS which invite The attention Of IL. I,de
also beautiful lot of white S,ppe OF Ia, atrst
spc' ior sale low, by SAML PJTNEY.
One door a,oy, Uutl,,ri C,,t,., a r.
SOSroN RUH.-Lanlng from sehr. Un,on 30 bris Eel
~ tons Rum De ~ WILLIAMS 4 HANALL.
{ NRPEls, CARPETS. CARPErs-seuing at very reduced
" Prices, TO eIese sale Tor the season. by
" NrRrDrrf
M ARKEr PRICE given Tor FLAX SEED AMI BEEsNyAX by
w d" u }. ~. EtSTACE A. son
" ILL he hired btisr In font Of the Rel
w Tavern Monday the Phi day January The Negroes
belonging 10 the estate o Zaeharah McCrier decd consisting Of
Men aud Women first rate blacksmith several wagon dnvcr
cook and field hands. ~ order Of the Executor.
de . u DABNEN & CAtTHORN
INNEs ENrECTORANT-A valuable r-urdy for Coughs
- Gods Consumption Asthma &C supply AWAY. on hand
AMI for Sllc, al 2. JOHNSTON's
BE- ~ N.iiraf Fr,1,r,-,,
NEGRO blankets md kcrscys. received and Tor
4 siis very cheap. BY ide al W. MEREDITH
M ACKEHEL.--rrmc Mackcrcl Nos T. ? AMI D. in bbs
AA hall barrels and quarter barrels just and for sar by
IA 10 BROWN A. TAYLOR
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-15

For the removal and pc nt cur, of NIL d,S-
ease. arising from am impure state OF the
Hood, or habit of tEac system, viz.
scroi1la Kings Evil Rheumatism. Cuan.ou Err
tons PimpleS OF Poules the Face. Bitches Chrome
sore Eyes King Worm or Tesr scah Head Enlargement and
pain OF the Bones and Joints stubborn Syphe syp
TONS seatea or Inh1go. and diseases arising an inud
eo ue OF Mercury seies or Drop-y importance
In life Ash Chronic Constitutional Disorders win be Removed
by this preparation.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-15

Letter from DR. X Mitchell Professor Of the jefferson
Medical College Philadelphia Doctors Nron and Watson OF
Richmond. - VI
"Atoc- take much pleasure nrcucing YOUR acouain
lance Dr James 4 feasans r. rDe from Fr,nc.
!" Wfch country lr went 10 complete kn1Wld OF Dentistry
previously acquired 10y long study and practice d. Peasants may
oe safely recommended Dentist Of knowledge skill ana
science well vers the theory, a. wei the petre of s IN
and unquostonahly entitled o public confidence
am gentlemen, yours, respectfully J. X MITCHELL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-15
FRESH GARDEN SENDS.

ThECH UhhDEN DtEJD.
HAVE just received from r. Sinclair, Jr., g.
Co. " natofc my spring supply seeds Nhieh BY my ar
Engagements with the above House undoubtedly fresh They
consist 3 pan. ~ the following va.
Rua b'sa iurnp Early Cauiifovcr. Err Pant
His' -ri1'h Giant Asparagus.
Tong Orange taunt Carolina Watermelon.
no Blood Beet Parsnp Red Toy rIruip
s1'sa6. Whfc On.on Noran A.
o. NHutarb. Nutu-y M,tor
n.ul,f'd ,5hafe ,cFtrsl Large Nork Cabbage.
FAIRY Dutch Turn.p, Red Onion
Mana Lettuce. r,tly sfg,, r,f r,,tt-..
Eary hauerea Cabbage. Rcd riskhng a,
Green Ctruu Csutelope. Esry Cluster Csrurotar
'NIy '"fN Nahtafc, Green Dwarf Imperial Peas.
Do Zee Lettuce, Royaf a., N,rr,y a,
Green Sav0y Cabbage Hne Prissi,n A.
Scarlet = Top Rsdsa. 4 Nop,n,enf, s v..t. AZ
White Solid Cclcry Crosnverrs n Fr,m. a,
Na-iutun, farly Clarion
Brown Dutch Lettuce Rachel q Weeks Dwarf Ne, M
Long Green Cucumber. Mediterranean A, Do
10 Ned Tomato, Red Marrow Dwarf Beans
Nhfehead Cabbage Lettuce. fIouiruftral Pea. an
| tale hrocoh, scotch kaic, Large Sienna Beans
SAMUEL r. DOVE
| h2 sign of Tbs Bhck Boy and Morar Nan srest
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-27
ARE THE MOON AND sT,Rs ~

HABlTEDf-Dr. Lsrdner in one Of II; /.
astronomical lectures in Boston las:
week, reasons thus on the subiect:
The lecture commenced Nv sav;,1
when we go out IN a clear niuht and
behold the miriads Of glitlering objects
which decorate the tiruament, the cues
lion naturally arises upon our lips, are
these beautiful worlds inhabited by or.
ganlzed beings ike ourselves? This is
an interesting question to all rational
and thinking minds. Now, said he. let
Us approach this matter with the snir;t
oi true philosophy and inquiry. And in
the hrst place we Ian obtain no positive
testimony upon this subject. The DOW
&c oil the telescope es not furnish il
when placed at this instrument. we arc
IN ia sort Of dilemma; two things are
essential, magnitude and distinctoess.
Inc more the telescope magnifiss. the
less distinct will the object appear
rms IS an inevitable CONSEQUENCE. We
look al the m.oon, the nearest object in
Inc beavenss with q tss which maoni-
ties thousand times, aud what il IN =
consequence Il is this. II brings us
wl'hin ABOUT 24O miles OF that globe, or
u presents It to US as though we views
go with our natural o.gans OF vision at
that distance. Now What could we ace
IN the moon, Il she were 10 leave he.
orbit, and come within gao miles Of us9
COole we see any object upon her-an
elephant or great bsildingg The an
s"er IS, no An area of an acre Of
ground might appear as large as a small
eoin' Dut then Of what avail would this
De 10 determining whether il was To-
hRbited or not9
Positive proof then being out Of the
question, we must resort TO clrcamstan.
Iial aAd anaIogical evidence. And "a
rational beings this will be sufficient
10 satisiy Us. This species Of proof is
quite as conclusive upon rational minds
as Pos'tiye testimony, as al knOw who
70 acquainted With the science of evil
oence- Now do these causes which fl
the earth 70 DO an Inhabited place equal.
y prevail IN the other planetsf An
s"er-they do. Mercury, Venus and
and Mars, have al the arrangemenfs
essen iial 10 the we'll being Of orgsniz-
Cd life which the earth has. They move
% circular paths about the sun-have
about the same revolution on their own
axes, atmosphere, clouds, and conse.
quentiy wsier--chanQs Of season sau,e
current Of air round the equator. and
near ihe poles IN fact all the physical
arrangements essential 10 the we'll beino
y organized beings which the. earth |
rs Must We not DO satisfied with
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-27

We lake the following from that p,riion Of The
Canton Repository that is conducted by E. p. Gran,
Esq the president E'r the time being of The OH.
rh"ianr'~e therefore supp o.e il 10 be organize.
and senled.
4 ~ The iriendspl Asxocialinnmav hv grr,;e.s 4.
learn that q Phaianx il about Io he G,rmed On IN.
ONO River under auspices more favorable il in he.
heved' Ihan any other winch Is yet coamonced ar
dehn"eiy projected IN the United STATES, A ,r,c
"'ts thopsami acres is secured in Belmont county
IN this Sale.lying iyvo and hall miles by s,raigb,
ne on the Ohm river. Of signal fertility and beany
ana ahoundng in almost every thing which M,
ArsciA'ion rsqnires-euas. qnarrying stone. lime.
sio"e and clay for brio kin nbundance;wh stream
"a .~a'er snitirient Ia carry a saw mall from one
ihird TO one aafof The year. on which a saw mill
y erected and IN operaIion. Nearly one hall The
tract - now under cultivation, so thai il NAV h,
immediately rendered productive,
Means ore already pledged which are barelv
aieqaaie to secure The formation Of an Association.
and a sni.icient number of members are ready "a
uhie IN the enterprise IL Is regarded as no hinge,
doubtful that The Phalanx will go ito operation
oui the magnliude and brillsney Of the erperimeal
VIII depend upon the accsssions wh,ch NAV h.
made heresi'er 10 the capital already secured.
Art'tiesof Association have been agreed nm an
ann temporary organ zstioD and government Is
'soshed which will be laid before The pu i G IN
few days. "
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'eHse. better dd ns'sr iisoh npon soldiers rhiri
suaiain. u was ordered bv me T.o;sl.,.,. y
Maryland. fr Cspiain Webster WIN. IN 1914
coinmanded one u The slpail haiieries hsow Bali
more ~ which he enemy was 80 annoyed lbst bs
aileh ~ be aiiemsis upon he cuy. NJ. Thom..
Fisioher. ofihis city. apped 70 Mr. Bsnost. IN
siinor street. made he sword co. him. Im II :
neauiiioi iorm' with heavy gold snd mounting
me blade y etched on one side win TIE ollov,oo
President ~ The State 81 Maryland 20
Captain yhn a. WebpfeY Cor his o,lloo, d.e.... =,
ihe battery eYmm'iied - bis charge dnsine ths M.
iensbsr 10. 1914 ~
On ons.ids q he hill here y On in,crip,,o,-
-Fiiio iofiisi adsli. Maryland dedii. John a. Wen
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