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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-13
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY
CAPITAI. $500 ono

H'HIS company being now duly orga nizcd, Is
prepared TO make Insurance on every des-
critpion ofFire and Marine Risks, such as dwell
ling Houses, Store II ouses &c with their con-
tents. Also, Steam Boats, Flat Boats ADD Keel
Boa 81 with their carSCes, TO aad from any port
OH e Ohio and Mississippi rivers. or their trib~
utary streams. App. lea lion f Insurance 10 be
made fer the present at the Office of the VIII el
ing Savings Ins tltution
aus r mccoy, Sec'.y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-13
PANAMA. HATS

PANAMA II AIS
I'D ECEiNED 90 MCALLANTS this day. a lot
j. u Of PANAMA HATS which will be sold
cheap for CASH. nc I'D Main ST. ic2l
HtHLDBEN'S BLACK AND pRAB CASSI.
" MERE HATS splendid article received
This day, al MCALLAM'S, IT'S Main ST.
ic q
LASTS! bASTSu BASTSg
n USI received no the sign ct the BIG RED
- BOOT direct from New York. l. 30 pairs lrsrs
OF different kinds md nftho most fashionable style
which viii be- sold ut Philadelphia prices.
juno 3 SAN'L NeCIAIIEN.
A RTIFICIAL FLOWEWs.--Ju.'r rcciv
a 90 at MARSHES. ono Uf thc most beautiful
selection of FLOWERS and WKENTlS over
offered 90 Che public, to which they particularly
invite lHo attention OF U.o LlrlES. m1y 30
DOTASH-N few casks Potash. iurt received
and Ton saic BY J \ CALDWELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-13

lust received on cons ignuont at the City Anc.
81 Ton Room,
D cascs fqc Boots which We will sell low "a
close. BEENTLINGLR g. sulLLCEOss.
may &c
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-13
PUBLISHED DAILY AND WEEKLY BY
JAMES L. WHARTON,

AT rHE CORNER OF UNION AND MAIN STREETS
WHEELING, VA.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-13
w. W. d S. n, JIHESON,
& RETAIL DEALERS IN HATS
AND CAPS

a. n, g ~ IJ,,rC1N
~ - % r. M,
NilOLESALE ~ ~ Nj D-A LLi'S IN MAJ -
West si8c Of Nam street, Wheeling, Va.
TTAVE ON hand aud are constantly manufacture
II inn, f., General assortment Of sunorior Fur and
,''> "ulG ~ u' ~ Nv ~ ~ - i +
"',l.o'lI u , ,,', ~" Il IN i ~ - -
~ ssplly 1870 , g. '' ~, 49,
~ w J,.i A. -, - - 49, ui,'
tG5,IISN 3u' ;DI"I 49, M o"N '''Oi' '''"
White Npssla anu N2pt fials. .....-r-t..-
lltY di7V NlSp VI l.u az ls9'i S " li''"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-13
ID II Y-G GODS.
ed. AI2RIV
EXTRAORDENARf DESPATCH BY THE
GREAT WESTERN.

IMPORFANF NEWS TO TIIEPUBTIC. TIIE
GREAT WESTERN DRY GOODS STORE A.
GAINST THE WORLD FOR BARGAINS;
(cHEArER ND STILL CHEAPER, THAN THE CHEAP
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-13
4 MERICAN uARDwAHE AND

4 MEXICAN HARDWARE AND
~ CUTLERY.-Thc subscriber hbsiusl rrcory-
cd o fresh supply Of HARDWARE s. CUTLERY.
the uf which is American manufacture NJ great
" rIuccd prices, and Of equal quality with the hest
English manufacture. Those who arc acquainted
with the prices Of Hardware will please call and see
the practical opcroton Of what is called by some
the late high tariff on kC following articles al r.
WCriC0H:
MILL SAWS CROSS CUT SAWS
PITT DO HAND do
WEB dc Locks Hinges, Screws.
Butcher knives Shoe kuivCs L1iChCs, CHudlc5ncf.e.
Casters, Rules Bcv H. Sdulrc- Plane Bills. Ch.gcls
Screw drivers, Comp1sacs, Aucgrs, G mhlets. Bclls
Axes. Foot AIDES Ha,hrfs, Brrshc-. &c. together
with largo Iot Of Scythcs, Srcblcs, Scylho Rifles
and Scyhc Stones SAML NEELa
junc
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-13
CHEAP BARGAINS,

N w HEISHELB, has received and is now
". opening al the corner OF Union and Market
Street, opposite S ruth West corner Of the MARKET
HOUSE. n large supply Of
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-13

IN CIsANCEEN In the Circuit Superior court
/ OF Law and Cu8ur,ry toT DINO county.
BENJAMIN II Thistle. rJUrfriHunf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-13

COUNTRY MERCHANTS
Can purchase their STOCKS al my store rs cheap
as thew can be bought in the Eastern Cites.
Don tfOrgei m cheapest store in the " est, cor
ncr Of Main So and Market aVey Hesf side.
NAV 20 2m ALEX HENMAN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-13
FOHW ARIJiNG.

WILLIAM HOLIDAY. FEAsTCs EDGEETON
HOLIDAY 8 EDGERTON.
FORW SRDING x COMMISSION
MERCHANTS.
CUMEEbIAND. Nh
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-13

y y n u u = NaN-0lEN0 =
OFTEN TRIED. Brr CANT DE- EENT, ~ SELLING
rHE CHEAPEST DRY GOODS ~ TIE WESTERN
tpENsFrN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-20
g.vDE D.. ~ EF5,.v'E y CNLLEGE.
WASHINGTON, Va

fnSlE Spring Session VI this Institution will
4 fnenco on Thursday. the 2ith day Of August NEXT
Board u 30 per week, aud noexra charge TOT wash,
M renng, fuel and rent Tuitioh varies finn
SO 10 go per sessnn ol five months. The full Wing
gentlemrn compose the Faculty:
llfv. Charie4 Collins 4. VI. President and ProfcssJF OF
Natural i'i,fius,piy aud Chemis,tr.
Rev. Ephisin l.. Wiley, A. NJ Professor Of Ancient
Langulg, and Literature.
Ebenez"r Stevens, A. b. Tunfm Mathematics and
Teachor of 5dan Languages.
John &. Wnnilofd. srcand Innt.
II vii be perceived hy the absye raas fhzf 's eDat IN
a student yHaes from si 30 81 ~ per y.anf iea
nonhs. SUM lar hes than what Gust orary at si
lar n5utluNs Tho reason oi that ebearlirss IL ia 10
calen o tie college the nldst OF rich aud productlv-
farming country etnpte FIRM market There anpti-
advantage cllnue,od with this institution which gives
paramount elans Ia all others Ban. situated hihn
cetatfrY nearly ten miles from any town NJ village there
bn o temptation 10 extravaganza III liess and other
podgaipy The goIernnen mild aud rnfeHii,l. but
energetic aud firm. The Faculty wiit,heif families.
rtfee III ne tupr c1ii,es, and ever present 10
crelse whol,sane Influence aud restraint. The ffus
tees warmly mend the lns'i'uten The pat nhage
Of the public, and appeal with confidence tu The five
years which II la. now been existence.
o.. The Rlehnond Wing and N,eh,nond Enquirer
u lnscrl the ffepons advertisement I'LL 2th August.
and forward the alcuGut5 To Chailc8 Co.s, F:eidsnt
Jane Aot
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-20
Nay A s 70 FRUIT
ASDpc.
6. ". Xsasss. d

.Nfarly opposite he Bn'k u Ii'gfe', i,~sMavg.
THNlkf.S Ills motlud 10 taiJrm ~ fcGIa aud tho
= prbc generally, that la Is no" od.nng f.f sals.
his FantV Store, Vain s,rcot the following sft
clcs. lor cash. nw any other Establishment Id the
country Gather wholesale or retail: =,
Cakrs Of every variety. Candlrs, Mix Of K'sa.
Macsssat Oh. Misses Dressing Cases. Dulls. Tuoth
Bnshca Violin Sirrgr. Goi shell Almonds. w alnuts .rei
Nuts, Cllr,n Havana Cigars Principe Cigars Colyne
Mater, Florida Mater Antique Oh. Bears oil, Fnpcy
ulxes Ftncs Sesps, Hair Brushes, Burgsron |, .unn-.
tibers. Cfeam Nu,s. Bunch Ra'slns. Snl,ana K1isns
lIo natcs his OWL Candies, and wsrrants theR 20 be
good auy that BIZ manufactured is the 5.,tc
whieh he IL enabled t., otisr CunfeoanrI, and Mcr
chants OH good ar'ice II The same qusli,y
can he purchased IN tho Northern C,irs Jls nd
say 10 the citizens generally that when they fr+lihe
dngng in the Injuries OF ifn. they Viii s1ways find
Head Quarters" the bed that the ma net Affords. such
Oysters. Fish. parridgrs. Fowldof eyary descsip
ilon Squirrels. Rabbits. Opossums, Steaks. vcaisou.
Hams &c served VI at The shortes, nucs aud on tho
nazl reasonable tflIns
Juno ~ Il
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- - 49,. x
VOL. xKx:-svU. k69.

scarcely been denounced by single paper within tho
United States. The arrangement Of circulating n,ei
he sad pint hown out If It's socket; let is
for abort lmo in that state and The sinsws will
he 81 knit tina, II cann, be repaccd apply ING f9mrdy
s9ah aud 1t Ia an operation easy. though paiaidl Tho
and, unless checked at once. will become irresistible.
Mr. e. concluded the speech. Of whci, the above u
mrre outline. which the imagination Of tho reader must
MI np by observing that he could have said much fe
on this important subject, but he knew how difficult
To gain the attention Vi the House long addreses.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-20

yrHsf %@ic Of E'Gsudbie E.sna near
.s'Pfr f,FUt.o,y

D srlae of a deed Of trust, executed by John 7
Az sampson, 10 the undersigned aad NJ H. Garland
o' dale the 3st Of August 1880 and duly rccoird in
he Clerk office o amherst county ami Tor certain
purposes therein mentioned the UNDERSIGNED as survl
wing Trustee ly the direction ni The creditors secured
viii proceed On the premises, Thursday the ih a,
OF August 1913 In sell hy way u public auetup 10 the
highest bidder all tal tfct parcel If aad conveyed
by Wm. NJ Vale and lie h the said lahn 7. Slmp
son, ~ deed duly recorded Amherst coualy court, call
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-20
EIJsR,>ss ARRIVALS.

Ia TEST IN TELLIG EN- c +.
~ W. YANCEN, at th" sign f ''ors HOUSE,,
W. is nov receiving fresh snppy Of Er.aIa "a
nones Prncb- and 'CrNr GRtn" Srgars Persons
wanting godancle OF S"rars can find them b, anpiy
ING AT OlR liol SE-'h1 ced.
July II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-20

\ pursuance al decree ot the C,rcmt Superior
Il CauItut Law and Ch7urefyl iir be l1"n 81 yneh
burg pr5n5aa cA IN the 2slh day Of nctaber lcl2 IN
Nv suits Lrr ia uefondwg, the enc rct",cn Nichols
Bel. plaintiffs, AID William Bacy aud Others, deIen
dans. and the oer between john &. Meem phnlitl,
and William bailey aud others. Defendants the under
signed will. on Tuesday the 18th day of August. 1913.
on the premises sell by way OF public auction. for cash.
all The ~, % ,ner, 81, aud claim either at law
IN equity. OF the SAID William Bailey IN and It. the
hree lowing pieces III parcels o ground, with the ap
pprDenanres. situated in the corporation IF Iynchbutg,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-20

lust RECEIVED. fresh supply of I'1N'E
- .sE'l'EES, Ess'Es, cocoa
WITS. .N'OREOAE ss F'&TFES, l2dux.
Dr. Hartley's celebrated MISfRAL WATER.
}. IS FirZGiBBON,
HEAD QuAarERs, nearly opposite the Bank Of Vi'gcis.
July 10 V
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-20

PDSlpONE.Nll.Nr +.

The sale Of the shove property postponed until Wed
ncsday the oh day II AUGUST "hen il VII axe p,ce,
on the premises. A.FNANHFE NGNDY,
JOHN THOMPSON.
Iuly Il ntOk
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-20
hynCiassaITg Candy Mandatory
GRO. eEs g.EEtsp SiY'.

Dealer IN Foreign Fruits, Contfciionaries, Sc.
S NOW manufacturing CANDIES, of MI descriptions
z At h,s establishment Nciu street opposite the
hina St1fe of :. d. Evans 6. Co lie has engaged
an experienced workman, and VIII warrant his candle
To be equal II any manufactured in the State else
where Pcrsons wanting any article in his line of bust
ness will do well to give him call before pu rchasino
elsewhere, rs he s determined II remarkably lo,c
for cash All orders IRON the country PROMPTLY atte
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-20
pLOUCss,: rLouu,l,m r.OCGirs =

'E,lE subscrlbr- being ageo, for ,ha ssla Of ssose
celebrated fbughs made by RosSsl,~. ,Nolrs \
Mason. of Worcester. Massachusetts. oSsfs ihe ulio~
ing descriptions, At iactury pr'ces-
Ore horse hin side Ploughs IL 400
Two 10 do do do IL 1880
Exlra Two horse hi. side do at IL 20
Gao horse common Plough At go
Twn do do do Il $50
Three do do &c liM
Plougs, Of common ca;' ings. n much lsss phcesCul
tvators and Corn shullrrs.
Points 10 suit the yssioas plougs slw avs ot band.
JAMES A. SrIEf.ER
Nov. II N
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-20

scrof"ia, sNnl', esi IL, ks. sn,i>ta otSiiuntc
CuG"neons ErartiUns, tinsPic,, or Pas mics ON
the face. asiochrs .i,cs, Ghroni" Ii,c-, Isuu
Worn, or lettrr, Ssnid head, c,,iur .cmcnt mud
pain sf,'r E:oue, nnd boin,s. stubborn Ulcers,
s,phii,iic s,wP' onss, SCia,icn az s"ioaugo, aud
diseases arising tromi nm i"iodi,i"". ~ Nrr.
r"r,, asctcs Drop-,. .,po>urc inpru-
d""cc i" iiir. Also, Chronic Gou-titutiounI di.
orders "if Nc rcmo.'d b, thi. preparation.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-20

uSYNnSS AND VISITING CARDS
NEATLY PRINTED ~ PINS ovvIcH.
SVMc BLACK. Red ~ Gree sslssk.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-20
Valuable 8 ard for sale.

s7fTE SJNNI NI8tE VII IT. NIh00l fe5oTvo1 on
the frcr'~r5. IL the highest bidder al Tuesday
10 i7'a afT OF sngs neat, II lar, II not tHo npAtiaa
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-20

Iul |
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-20

Iuly &
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-07-20

= xlsu1k The right of making money, an
a}Ifg 5ute u rwer--a sacr-d and mhorlalt
rlCbl~x3 M ~ two hundred and sky banks,
scattered "a tpasS5<rt of the United States, not re-
sppnsibl Xiii 9ugtsgsy,l u Their issues Il paper.
The n, g =! 49, ~ ~. .. sr,,
to their osginsi usx .nad j tBefri to.eil3
power; cause Them Is return tnshsis Isg liz 1(
ces of discount aud dcpsite let them be 10 rners
paper machines tho state Of things which exis
ted anterior to 1873, which was consistent with tho
jus, pulley and interests Of the conniry csnse tam to
fulfil ihcir contracts 10 respect their broken faith re-
solve thar every where there shall BIZ uniform value
the natiol.a currency Your coustitu.iupal svat VIII
thsp prevail 80 s. So .s.
fIuw then. he proceeded = examine. was this deal
ra,lp end t,j be at,a9 What dAicarss stessd the
wey9 The rssiod WY cssIf MI now comply
with thair ct was that conduct which, IN private
800 ~ produces the ssms eaect ~ was owing
dlealiiy q s,siE aaemsnsss WITHOUT msar =
y I'D poesil1 ~ with sperie. InIlhs United
States, acS7os st beat os'nattos, there were 10,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-11-22

Husli Colu e-chee.-The Arkansas
Times says.-Such is the name of a Sc
minole Indian, who delivered an address.
or rather gave his experience at the Me
thpdisl Church, OH Sunday evening last.
The Church was filled to overflowinS,
and The audience was very attenIlye. He
is probably the most remarkable man the
world has ever produced. His account of
his own conversion, by The appearance OF
the Great Spirit to him. when boy,
without ever having heard of the gospel
of Jesus Christ; his travels as sailor,
to all parts of the world, preaching and
telling what The Lord had done Tor him
the converts he made, and the shipwrecks
he endured. totally eclipse in marvellous.
ness, the stories of Moses. Paul. or any
of the apostles and prophets from the
days of Adam. TO the present time. He
saws he is no secIarian; that he belongs
to ueiIher the Old School nor the New
School-lhar the Devil has many schools
and isms-that Christ has hut one school.
ard that his future life shall be devoted
10 preaching Jesus and the Gospel to his
brethren in the forests. This is certainly
good idea. aud we think some If our
paleface seclarians might learn good
lesson from il. Success 10 HuSti Colu.e.
chez.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-11-22

4 TtnibLe Picture.-Some of our rea
ders have seen, no doubt, picture in
late number of the ''Punch, or London
Charivari," one Of The pictorial papers,
bul in the subject of this engraving there
is more foud forIears than Laughter. 1t
is caleld "Capital and Labor" In The
upper portion is capital, represented hy
one of the aristocracy, sitting in his easy
chair, surrounded with the mnst costly
uxuries, and taking glass of sparkling
wine from silver salver, held by sleek,
fat foolman in livery, while at The front.
door of the mansion is seen his coach and
four, with its ivered attendants. In The
ladies' drawing room, fat lap-doss are
vawning, and luxurious dainlies are law
ished on monkey. Now look beneath.
Men, women aud children are seen al
work in nakedness and hunger in deep,
dark coal mines; miserable Wretches,
crippled by labor, and starving to death,
mothers glaring upon their emacialed in.
rants, which they press with their shele
t n fingers, while their task master is sea.
ted on his bags of gold. There is thick
door shut against the wrelched, with pom,
derous patent locks, at which love knocks
in vain, and hope weeps but cannot en-
ter. 1t is. indeed, t rrible picture oI
English life.-N. Y. Com.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-11-22

Cattle Show.-A the exhibition of The
various animals reared by he farmers. at
VauxhalI Gardens. New York, ou the 10th
ult., large short horned COW was entered.
weighing seventeen hundred pounds, and
a roam colorcd cow Of the same breed,
that averages twenty-five quarts Of milk
per day; while hen that lays two eggs
a day; pairs Of turkeys, Bremen geese,
and Mu,cova ducks. all six months old
one of the turkeys weighed l6 lbs, and
the geese 81 lbs. pair. Among the hor-
ses. stout g,ey Canadian stud attracted
much attention. He will walk FIVE miles
an hour, and trot mile in three minutes.
A horse was exhibited that was raised int
1902. at Horse Neck, Connecticut. L.
has been in possession of The present own
er since 1896. The horse has never been
sick, aud never had blanket on. He,
can 90 four miles an hour.
Farmers Gazette.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-11-22

Slavery in america anil in Europe.-Iu
a recent work published at Paris says
the Spectator entitled "Slavery and Lii
berly-lhe Existence of Man and of So
ciety in Harmony with the Laws Of the
Universe" The author, MIR Alph Ride,
says:
"Slavery's great fau!, is in the name.
In France and in England, workncn and
house servants are more unfortunate more
dependent, than any negro slave. resi-
ded more than eight years in The slave
section of the United Slales. have
compared The condition of The slaves in
those States, and in the West Indies, with
thai of the workmen of Life, Lyons, Ro-
uen, Amiens, ST. GuenIin and Troyes.
behed the misery Of the latter, their
known dependence, and despite my pre-
iudices against slavery, ! was snon con-
vinced, that as regarded its bearing on
The physical constitution, material happi-
ness. development of intelligence, tran
guilty Of mind, aud perfection Of the arts
slavery was preferable, aud would pro-
duce far superior results to any afforded
by the pretended liberty of French or
English workmen.'
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-11-22
Robbery nfthe Mail BY Post Mast.

Robbery afthe Mail BY a Post Master.
Important losses having occurred on
Oh the mail route between Fayeue and
Liberty, Mo-, they were traced 10 Thorn
n. Freeman. The Post Master al Carroll
ton, who was arrested and. although pla-
placed under guard, made his escape. 1t i,
known that his depredafions extended to
six rnbberics and eight or len forseries. by
which he Obtained some five or six thous.
and dollars. Ofrhis SUN 5000 falls upon
Woods, Christy g. Co., of 81, Louis
$3.50 Oh Mr.. RIchie of the Richmond
Enquirer, and The balance is divided he
tween numerous citizens of Liberty and
The Platte country. A foreigner in the
upper comfy, U. S. officer at Fort Lea
venworth. and DR. Mitchell the Receiver
at Fayetre, are said also TO be sufferers.
One hundred and fifth dollars reward has
been offered by the MARSHAL for the ap'
prehensiou of Freeman.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-11-22

Lauyers.-It appears that the number
of persons who devote themselves 10 Inc
profession laws is increasing. lie cat
alogue of Harvard University for the pres
emf wears contains the names Df III, per-
SIMS in the law school. This is said 10 be
the largest uody ever gathered together in
our country for the study of law. The
competition in the profession will soon be
so grea, that we shall be able To gel great
deal of law for very little money, whether
we get justice or uot
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-11-22
Singular Phenomenon. Monday

Singullr Phenomenon.-On Monday
night between the hours ol ii aud l2 o.
clock. rumblng noise, sounding like
distant thunder, was heared by a>number
of our citizens, preceded by several flash
es of light. We supposed from the sha-
king of our house, that it was the shock
of an earthquake. But have since been
informed, by persons who saw 'he. pho
nomenon. that II was Meteor in The
Heavens. The explosion took place about
10 minutes after the sudden flashes OF lishs
anpeared. The weather appeared TO be-
clear, aud moon shoae beautifully.
Flashing ton On. c.: Republican,.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-11-22

Root Graftiag.-This is done BY a whip
grating upon lourg Seeding trees OF the
size ofa qnrer 10 an eighth OF an inch, ta-
ken up, whip grated at he not, then PLAN
Ted in nursery rows: or, permanently
where thew are 10 remain. 1t may also.
be done upon peicesofroots to about 3,4lhs
Of an inch in diameter and less, either by
le,,inc the roots remain or separating. and
after grating replaniing them. No COM
posilion is required; The yarn by which
the graft and rnot are tied together will not
off and make room for growth. Larger
roots may be cleft grated, and then tho
composition is used.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-11-22
A late Paris paper has the following;

| A late Paris paper has the following;
"Amnnsst the malefactors who have
been lately arrested oE charge of Street
rubberieS ia Paris, attended with violence
is a man ma ned Teppaz, who at first
gave important Information, hut il was at
M. same time evident that he conceaied a
great part of the truth.
"On Friday, after having been permit
fed 10 receive visit from his muIher, he
demanded 10 he brought bei"re The ChIei
of the Police of Safety, to whom ne had
said :.
al know that I am about to commit
myself beyond possibility of escape n''I i,
| promised my mother 10 tell uIl, apd
shall keep my word. I have committed
many robberics, and assisted at many
robberies, and assisted at many astfoc'ous
deeds. but there is one act The recollection
Of which haunis me night and day.
"'ln 1886 was enrolled amongst
band Of as,assins by man named Poil
devanche. When showed any hes'fa-
lionto commit violence. my companions
kicked and beat me to give M courage
as they said. One evening that ! was
watching near the. Canal of ST Ma''tn' I'D
company with two others, man ol
about thirty six years of age passed n.y.
One of The band RampaiIeux, havins:
Judged by his dress he had money, seized
him by the throat and threw him 10 The
ground. Poildevache then ran forward
aud seized The legs Of the victim. whilst,
|, by order of the others, searched his
pockets. AS The victim was making
great cxerlipHs to escape. RampaiIIerx
drew his knife, saying wait, aud l will
give you the police SEAL aud he stabbed
him several times. lie then took The
dead body on his shoulders, whilst Ber-
nard held it by the legs. and they then
flung it into The canal.
1.-The murder having been committed
We went to sup, when Rainpailleux used
his bloody kuiie TO cut his bread, which
made NE sick, and | was unable TO eat"
ITO this dreadful confession we shall
add, that RainpaiIIeux is at present un.
der the hands Of justice. lie is only
twenty-seven years Of age and Bernard,
who has likewise been arrested, is moi
older"
The police have since arrested another
Of This hideons band, man named Piel'
dnol rwenty-nine years Of ago, ten or
which he passed at The gallies.