Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-09-24

pocket, AID dfnied;the tr-afarer from his lsfv.ce.
How it Jared with the friends of the tseaiafcf Fac
not been told.
1.-THE Great Man f,ould act in the fame way
with the 'Cea<van, IT'S likely that coniidefapo
embarraGmsiit would be produced among 'hS
agents We hail FAY nothing in particular cor,
corning ore Ct tbem, who does not live tfcuid',.
miles from Baltimore. He is 70 tlaia man =
bumble man 70 mefk man. He poisiies - -
much uybauity 70 much kindneh and 10 liuen
candor He is 70 unambitious AMI, in all sksnss'
haa the mtam and tuam 70 conaan.ly before hin
thata man tnaa be lcepticlfrn itfelt, who eou,a
9aa5t. who could ,uggsf doubt, who could ale
low himieif.to t5iuk, that this partienla, agens
could not at a moments warning, throw open ns
books, unlock his chef, and allow the mott ae-
Gurae calculator 10 go to work.
The Great, Man. however, by adopting us
plan, might fave the pubic from future loiies
and would alto make iome attoncment for having
proltitued the fame OF his county, by having del.
cenaed into the very diifb Of Ioeiefy in iesrch OK
agents and conhdcnts iomc of whom, "a con-
tempt O. deesncy, and The mof common regard 10
the rights and feelings of focicty.
(dxh Dtnouaf
TIE jsAoryis2 accoxuf ef a nan borrid md 1ll'6f-
rite nsydey is sxfraata fyom ttt g 44DLER''
(E0sk) a German baptr 3a5!ybfa al Rfadtng
Pensytvnnia.
Early on Sunday the 25th ult. Elizabeth
Yetter who resided in the house of Frederick
Beacker, in Beaverdam township Northumbcrland
county, went into Eeighbouring wood and
brought forth female clid, immediately after
its birth she took twg Of pine wood with which
she violently struck the child OH the head. Shs
believed the child to DC dead, and conceded it IN
hollowtree howeyer as she was leaving the
place the child cred the cries of innocence had
no cfea on the ada,nantlne heart OF lis cruel mo-
ther. immediately after breakfast she shafpened
her penknife and said she was going into the
wood with her young son, about years OF age
to make chestnut pipe. The wife of Philip Z.
veriarst accompanied her and her son, and,endea-
vored to persuade her to return; which she how
ever refused. As Mrs Eshr>arst entertained a
suspicion of her being pregnant she questioned
her ON rlle subject; she solemnly declarca it not
to be the case. The mother and the child being
left alone, went to the hollow tree, In which
the new born infant lay concealed, the mother
drew it therefrom, to execute her dlsbolIcal III,
tentlon of cutting the chld's throat when her III
tie son threw himself round the neck of his mo-
ther and begged her 6 not to kill the pretty
baby" Deaf ohis prayers and the synpathies
of humanity. the unfeelins mother Cut the neck
of the child in such manner, as almost severed
its head from, its body.
-Four persons who had been in search Of Ter
were led by her to the pace where she hsd buried
her child. She put it into her apron and carried
it into Beackcr's house, from thence, accompanied
by those persons into the house OF Mr. Bowen.
sock, from which place she absconded, on Tues.
day the 2sthult. and has NOT b.en heard Of SINCE.
On the same day 'Coroner's jury sat, and heard
upon oath, George Schilam and lis wife, to
whom, besides n1any others, what has been relat-
ed, was confessed by E'izsbath Yetter.