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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-05


THE EXTRAORDINARY MURDER IL YIRcrSIA.-
The Alexandra Gazette contains the following
particulars of the extraordinary murder of Mr..
Green, by his slaves, in Prince William county,
Va:
The deed was committed early in the night,
on "Wednesday, the oath, before Mr. Green had
retired He was in his house, when it was en-
tered by three negro women, Young negro man,
ali Of whom attacked Mr.. g.; but he kept them
of
During the attack he was struck by the oldest
of the women, (said to be aged about so years
with an axe which Mr. Green succeeded in TAX
ing from her, aud with which he defended him
self for sometime, but was finally OverpOwered
and the axe taken from him, when he made his
escape from the house, but was pursued and
overtaken by the negroes At about loo yards
from the house, and killed. His body was then
taken back into the house. and the house set fire
TO, and burned down. Mr. G's. watch and other
articles, which he had on his person At the time,
we're not stolen, and were found with hisremains
The negroes after committing this diabolical
and heinous atrocity, went to their quarters, and
when the neighbors arrived pretended to be
asleep Traces of blood were discovered, and
suspicion Immediately aroused, and when they
were charged with having committed the crime,
they made full confession, and were taken into
custody, and at once committed to jail. Mr.. G.
resided BY himself, and there was no other
white person on the premises at this time Of the
murder
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-05

MrspEsER ARgEsTED.-0n Wednesday after
noon chief of police Rawlings returned to St
Louis, having in his custody William 7. Sharp
alias CHARLES Norton, the murderer Of DIR. Cls
Teland, at the Virginia Hotel When arrested
accused gave his name as Charles Norton Tn
chief took him TO private quarters, being closet
followed BY an immense conccTrSe Of people
and Sharp confessed the deed, accounting f.
the act BY saying that they quarTeled and
stabbed him, and he would just remark that n
man with hair on his face should insult him
He said that during his travels in Mexico an
Texas he had been in worse scrapes, and tina
be could get out of this as nc always had be
fore. On his way down, Sharp was quite com
municative, speaking of his harlihOOd, and de
string that it nigh: not be set down on the &C
count OF villainy or hard-heartedness, but TO a
acute sense of honor. Sharp is said to be
scion of quite romantic family. He IS
nephew of the Mr.. Sharp who was killed ii
Frankfort, Ky, many years ago by BeauchamT
and the trial and story. of which st the tint
and long afterwards, occupied so much Of tn
public attention, and of which Simms Ia
wrought highly romantic tale The prisonei
IS well connected in the county, where be for
merIy resided, and he expressed his firm cor
viction that he will get clear, on the score
heated blood, and the absence Of malice pre-
penSe. He Is in Jail.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-05
I1ENfs.

IL yOu would rise In the world, ron must not
stop to kick At every cur who barks At you as
you pass aBOnE
A nan named Cannon, Of Long Island, took
adeganged ..SPiritrziists into his wagon to give
him = ride. and was by him shot through the
head and killed
The NeA England Pin Ca. Of Ninstead,
Conn, have Just started new machine for sew
ing pins upon papeN. It selects the little In
disPeusable from pile and stitches them IN a
continuous row upon naEroW strips OF paper At
The rate Of 500 PEI minute.
The following Is said BY the Cambridge ChEpn-
ieie to be tEue copy Of hiII rendered to = gen
fIeman IN Boston II II calculated to establish
arev STYLE Of compound do1bls entry:
s.Mr. Patrick Dealv has worked for Mr. sam
mel Byde fOur DAYS setting some tres twO Days
setting trees two Days turning manure three
DAYS worked at Apples And four days worked
about the garden And Mr. hyde Dollars worth
of hay & Dollars IN boston one BTl OF apples
and nv COW was in youF pastor 70 two month
And Saved ) l-s Cords of wood $6ST cent
The South Carolina Legislature has passed q
law prohibiting the circulation of engraved pa
per resembling bank notes: also 4 laW TO confer
upon alien widows the night 10 take and hOlc
real estate. A bill 'sTO encourage and prOrnct
matrimo1y,- has been introduced into the L.
si<IstGre OF North Carolina A bin Is befor
the Arkansas Legislature, 10 compel all fire
negroes 20 leave tho State, under penalty Of In
mediate sale into SsaveEy for life. The Bato
Rouge fI.z-J Advocate expresses the belief tina
the next session Of the Legislature viii be aske
to pas IN act prohibiting further emancipation
Of slaves IN Louisiana; or. least one forbidden
thei. remaining in the State after emancipation
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-05

A PARTY hunting in Angelica county, Texas.
found in cave two human bodies entirely pet
rilied, dressed in style neither Indian nor Eu-
ropean. The features and dress were admira-
bly, preserved a garment which must have re-
sembied hunting shirt seemed to have been
worn by each, and partly preserved by petriEac-
ton, was distinctly visible. especially at its
seams and folds. On the waist of one was =
buckle ofpure gold, almost three inches in di-
ameter, securely embedded in the body. The
features were not much sunken, the eyes were
partly closed, and even traces of the eyebrows
could be seen plainly.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-05

a PEEFu1ED BEEATH-ShalISay Iratlel.an Eouia re-
main Of dsagEeeahle breath When b.
ing @HAL FL0NEEE- dgnEifT1es Wolld
only the teeth ute aAas.
terR Many persons do their hEea4h hAd and
The subject delicate, their friends vii losnoo
IL Pour stuEiedrop the s-Ba" year toGfh bFlsh
and vAsh die tsethn and morning. As5esat hOttls
lasa year.
RRAETITr1 ColfPEEKfoH Be easily aeglfred - slng
tle Halu % IolsaRd FfoeFsn II VIA tan, Fi
pes A.. srrekisEfro11 skin leaving so and ruse-
atEkae Ne48 teueI, Poar tO er thEse ma Uaah
tie fncr uiEht and sl0TnfuE-
NAuE EASI.-ifet lllVfnE-brulh either
eo4d pour three drops sBalu
Tho1sazl Eloulers,' tie bard make
br6uff sen iHteF Urh facilitating he OpeFG6n oGshaV-
!ng. PTre snty nm cents
" p FETRID6R CO.,
gOsSlis - :. H.LoGAE 90 3s1I-ayaav
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-05

4 'M1Kr wAYn AT SEA.-A lady, on her
voyage to Calcutta. writes the following, which
We arc permitted TO print:
.'Yhen in the Gulf Of Alden, we saw very
remarkable sight. II was = rough and blowy
evening that we were called on deck to see the
milky Water" which is only seen in this re
gion. Il Is still undecided whether the effect Is
produced by electricity, by atmospheric causes.
or by animalcule. Instead Of water, it seemed
rs il the yeSselAwere plunging through great
drifts of snow. The appearance extended even
TO the horizon, and If the air had bsen colder,
and could have caught the sound of sleigh
bells, l should have lost all idea Of the sea, and
unsigned myself enjoying magnificent sleigh
ride It was a splendid sight; and It Is very
remarkable that no chemical analysis can detect
any peculiarly the composition Of the water;
and IS soon As daylight or moonlight comes it
rights, ana then snddenly stopped; and every
evening Afterwards the water was as usual
Hssr York OdssTrsr.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-05

MoKE GOLD MISEs.-The recent news from
Mexico is rather startling in reference to gold
discoveries 1t seem that gold is being discOv-
cred all over the country, and apparently with
out any research. A new mine has just been
discovered IN the hacienda Of Agostadero, in
the portido Of Pinos, Stateof ZacatecaS. From
SO arrobas Of Stone taken from the mine, four
ounces of gold were extracted. Web believe with
prospecting, say One-tenth of what has been
done in California or Australia, the gold mines
of Mexico would turn out more pure gold than
all the gold mines Of the world besides.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-05

wElea7z AxD MEAsuRx&-Relative 70 uni
form system Of weights and measures, il is sta
ted that Congress has already done It's work
r1aSier the requirements Of the constitution BY
4 joint resolution ofthe 14th Of June 1886. 1t 6i-
Teetei complete set Of weights and measures,
adopted as Standards, 70 be delivered to the Gov
sfnor Of each State, to the end that uniform
Et.nsiarll Of weights and measures might be e.
tsblished throughout the United States And
ny the Both August, 1882. TO provide revenue.
Il e Is enacted that, EhereveNthe word ton
h ,lsef In theact Of reference to weight, II shah
- deemed ard taken to be twenty hundred
--sieff. Zach hundred weight btingnne hundred
I j ts9sfivs pounds 4soirdupois, e. $40 Ibs)
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-05

E1cEISlok-P Perhaps no preparation. or tonic.
for the restoration and preservation Of the hair,
Of "Prof Woods Hair restoratiye.'l In the
production of this great remedy, Prof Wood
has materially benefited the human family, while
be has added additional laurels 10 his already
worldwide reputation. Itneyer fails TO restore
hair to the prematursly bald, and cause the sill
very locks Of the hoaTy-headed to resume their
original color To be had at III Market street
s. Lauia NOrRinH HeraA
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-05

Moxs1ER ScuEnE.-It is aid that the French
government is preparing gigantic scheme of a
socialist character-namely,t taking the business
of insurance in its own hands, (rccOmPensing,
Of course, the existing Offices, WaSSh would he
abolished. and making insurance compulsory
on all Frencbmen and all residents in France.
By so doing, It wonId, 1t calculates, gain large
accession to public revenue, and at the same
time be able to make compensation to all suf-
ferers whatever from FIRE, hail, lightning, inun-
iations &c
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-05

TnE DzED Scorr CAsE-The Washington
correspondent of the New York Herald, states
that the United States Supreme Court have
some to decision upon the important ques-
tons presented in the case of bred Scott, re-
Gently argued before that tribunal Judge
fancy, of Maryland, Daniel of Virginia, Wayne
of Georgia, CatrOu of Tennessee. Nelson of New
York, and Grier of Pennsylvania, hold that Con-
gress has no power over the question Ofslave-
II in the Territories, and that the Missouri COM
promise is unconstitutional, and therefore of no
effect Judges Mclean of Ohio, and Curtis of
Massachusetts,, hold that Congress has power
over the question of slavery in the Territories.
The decision will be formally announced in a
few days by Chief Justice fancy.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-05

American MEcHASrcs.-Mr. j. G. Gowan, of
Boston. who has received the contract from the
Russian Government for raising the vessels sunk
in the harbor of Sebastopol, had five or six COM
petitOrs, among them the Credit Mobiiier of
France, and yet the contract was awarded TO
him at figures above all his competitors, from
his well-knOwn reputation and success at Glib
raltar, with the Missouri He will commence
operations in May next.
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-05

HASE1Axx HRcoxvER4ED TO con4Ox sxSsE-
At a meeting of 'spiritualists," an invalid was
brought forward dreadfnIly afflicted with ulce-
rOus scrOfnla that al the doctors had failed 10
cure 1t was proposed to appeal to the spirit
land for advice, and Homeopathic physician
present interTOgated the departed spirit Of Hane-
mann IS to Whatremedy should be taken-LOud
and distinct 1aps. audible 70 the whole audience,
told on A-y-e-T-s G-a-t-A-G-r-t-i-e pills
Homer CNT) Wig.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-05

II IS stated that the Eastern markets are giut-
ted with oysters. The NOrsoIk Herald informs
US that a vessel freighted with this popular
luxury, went from that city to New York, where
it vas found impossible to dispose Of the oys-
tiers upon any terms, and the vessel returned to
Es.fosk With cargo -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-05

M E-roa--We suaId rec.1usad * RICHARDSON, /
Es4, as asSitaAse persaa sor ne Oaes fcsy czk
de aFT-OasAias essesoE-
seesI MAST voIEEA
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su.z- 1xD LrsT.-sha1P practice is thing

SH,sp 1xD BLrsE.-ShaTp practice IS q thing
be.r eTeat deal about, both for and against
We Al admire, OF rather wonder =: = Sharper,
fan blown, high handed one, who has duPed his
FLOWS. As 1esay, out Of their eyes We speak
If Philsdelpaiz Iavyer IS one Of this kind,
e-beni.z. srtta. advocate who can, IS Lard
Broushan said, 4SlriEea SIX horse team through
.ay statute. Sharp men IN Al kinds Of business
eeneT.lIy e9ut-ive TO get the start Of their com
Dets.crs, keep ahead and get out of any paFtieu-
Ia dilemma before their whereabouts are e1acssy
.scerrsfred. Bot there has or S arising new
cas- OF sllsrpesz, Of 4 bastard, fungus OF shoot
Kind. Eho are coming the sharp through the
ve-v Blun.ness Of their movements In Boston
and New York the Ezce Is hot ard strong be
tween TIE book publishers They publish
sny thing almost that resembles book
The numerous broken down specimens Of the
shabby-genteel who hang about town, diiaP'ta-
tai IN finsnees,-who vet can neither dig nor
bez.' are enlisted 10 write,-no, not write, but
eollate sone dwelling maudlin, either IN prose
orverse. into book shape. a little before the
wonderful production IS ready for delivery. the
publisher issues some slips containing flaming
anatomy of tie ELole affair, and sends II 10 the
press through the country, outside the large
Eastern cites. At the bottom of this advance
Sip Is notice to editors. containing magnani-
nous Offer TO send gratis copy if they viii in
sat the abOve half column few times in the
papers. The book is..sold most generally At q,
and the setting up alone of the advertisements
worth, very often, one half or more, Of the
amount, to say nothing about the space it holds
in the column. Such communications We
have uniformly inserted Tery summarily in the
stove; bot we have come 10 the conclusion. Of
late, that the men zbo send them ought TO be
passed around 5 man who can't, in this age of
the world, pay decent remunerative Priee.fo
making known anything that's fit to be read,
ought to keep dark. We have no Chattertons
and Buffers now days. dying unknown to the
publishers; or unnOticed By them The pamph-
lets and newspapers are hungry and clamerous
for something to publish, and would walk
saDbath-dsy's journey, at least, to open a cor
Repentance with retiring genius whose fra
GRANGE is wasting on the desert air.
WehOpe, therefore, TO see the Cis-montane
press, instead of treating these impudent circu-
lars with silent contempt passing round the
publishers Of them, and We shall soon have
stop put TO this blunt species of the sharp"
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EARM FOR SAIr

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lIIleE. d-cezsci. Va ~ 80 ~ pzsI= 80. !.
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T-FEs ua11- EneIa - Gar = saie- re t.ss-..4.
Fer f--LheT tzEsrua1iaa easliFr -
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EvFRY I3EADER

Wm pE-ase notie. se savs-tiszasnl dsa-ipVe e Ma
sEGns P5crua1AI Fanny Br1zz az4 send he Rraisd
curaIoe1e an Illustrated WEEKS
ETo he uninits.tel tis Eteat aFtof ssias SPA@,
UouIa say, th.t P-Osrss sssas 81 1onsy nins
far be.ser tAaa an tAe rOl3 nines & caHorniE aDd
Australia
-Aar Pe-soa rising eahaIk n a = snaesDsiae.
vi Tsk Bftle b. seaIz<t The PahsAer So sor Ehsh he
IN rseire sapse eoPes works. Cai uhoas-
sale p5ess eareszay boxed insured drecrd asora-
ing very bra sFeea:aee % he aguat for his tToubls-
via isss h< WI soon BE re E1t Gal-a-
BE and order usso-din-iy. AdPEess IPostPass)
RnBERf sEARs. PshElher,
Seels Isl Em5aa ssrrrs, Nev TsEi-
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Wheelfng Island PropeTtI

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EDs-uas IxvI-l1sE5czl-Pisass sans1nre NJ zs1ie
e4ns5ahte so- ths oes e CITY ssrssaat .. a. sasaas
esarser rIee4ioa and Z eiss,e1 m aiato ~ duaies
prvupay- Eaeest'l IL P cHAPLISE
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from an intelligent German in Walkers service,
to the New Orleans Deutehe Zeitung, tells he
tale of the condition and prospects OF the rem
nant of his victims in unmistakable and, We
have every reason to believe, perfectly true Ian
guage:
'sVIRGIx BAY, Dec. /. 1856.
''Within the last thirty days our army has
lost 400 men by death in the hospital, 100 have
been shot 80 have deserted, and over 800 are
now on the sick list. We have little medicine,
but poor physicians are plenty. We can mus
ter, all told, but 800 men fit for service. The
enemy number at least !, 900 men, among whom
are many well drilled Europeans nglishmen,
Germans, and Frenchmen. From this you may
judge what are our hopes and anticipations--
Such of us as are not carried off by disease have
the pleasant prospect ahead Of being shot down
by the enemy.
after our second assault upon Massaya, be-
ing compelled to retreat with the loss of many
men, Walker issued an order to burn down
Granada, and to retire to Virgin Bay, on the
Transit route. To accomplish our removal, the
two steamers would have had to return four
times Walker left on the first trip, and, as my
company IS attached to his body guard, 1t was
my good fortune to leave with him. Those who
were left behind Immediately commenced firing
the city, and breaking into the houses in search
of booty, where they found stores of the best
brandy, and Of course all hands got drunk. For
two whole days Henningson Sound it impossible
u get single man 10 work, to bring the alnmu-
milton OF the contents of the arsenas to the boats
The enemy was Of course informed Of all this.
and soon attacked the town with 3, 00O men, sei-
zed the docks, and shut in some 200 of our men.
A guard ofthirty civilians, who had been placed
in small fortress near the docks to protect the
boats, were shot, but one man escaping, who
swan over two miles to the steamers. For the
last ten days We have heard nothing Of any of
the men shut up in city; the majority Of them
have probably ere this succumbed
THUS our number has been rednced to $50
able-bodied men, including civilians. Our only
hope lies in an early and large concession Of re-
suits; otherwise, We are totally lost
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Ma E1ssuE-l voula .sts tAlsa-sAod Of inssraiaE NJ
frir4s ih1s A esnaasts for rseaiOa . ~ ofs= q
SJeFlltelsz4 e WoFkS, n ~ elslng eAnritE
.isetio1. ana IA b ta..akfal for their supPors-
ass.ss DANIEL DUSRAR-
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RHAh EsrAfE So.
Trust Sale

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Ma Eprroa-Is : VIA pleasure tAa4 asAia pr
aEsset = rres-as sAe us q ottsed Asd s1eiens
s-rett rozaisssolsr 0lr JACOB ASIIck. eana5dAts
so- rs-sssstisa tosAas ease tirslsl OLD FRIESDS
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Ambrotypes for 81.

PAETEIDGE.a a n ~ 40 .Ia.ioa. roo.. Vim f.ea
ties for operating and arrang-1eus ~ lAt e -
any tie eozaEEy, and far Superior any IL ely, b
prod1ctng tzss besuiifll pcfT. MIA are ulpaaSsl
eountEy. He = PTsparud - uaEs AlbT1iJpel -
they be seasb7 r-aIl .t vl.s-. Az - ~
theni IosE-ts 40 ps saa- Irise - Da-..Tre-ty--
P5etursS nsAsfar sood speei--as <z.tssi
md uarrauisd % iaat foI $50 unshansed- VI
Aukinds q aaterials So IN he tl.a-sstsT4al.-
EOonse-ststsso e Alls atovs iIoaro-. sa-sh
TAJtirssasE storr alsls
FuouEIsIss sE5ILE1g-ADAlfs uas asurled ths ~
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