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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-17
Three Days Only!

lhreo DAYS OnAy!
Monday, Tuesday, and Uednesday, in this
place, and Thursday Friday, and Saturday,
in Washington.
WONDERFUL CURIOSITY,
Exhibiting at the Indian Queen Hotel, corner of
King and ST Asaph streets.
MIR. CALVIN EDSON,
The living skeleton.
TINE public are respectfully informed that this ex
l. traordnsry and wonderful curiosity will be exhibit
ed for three days only This extraordinary man was
born in Stafford, Connecticut, and is ~ years old,
feet 3 inches high and weighs but So lbs His weight
formerly I35 pounds.
He has been gradually losing his flesh for the last
sixteen years. without any apparent disease. having
enjoyed perfect health and appetite; eats drinks and
sleeps well as any man, can walk, dance, ride on
horseback, &c His bodily strength is not much i'm.
paired but that he can lif, two hundred pounds His
mental powers are not at all diminished iIewss a SOL
der in the last war, and the battle of Patts
burg, and one of the brave men who gaantly voun
teered to take up the plank rom he bridge, to pre-
ventthe passage ofthe enemy He step, on the ground
the ght after the battle, and chill and benumb
ed with the codsince Which time he has been gradu-
ally losing his flesh, untit is al gone, and nothing left
but skin and bones lie is lively fond of jokes and
company. All VIII have ever seen him, pronounce
him the greatest human curiosity exhibited. tie has
beSn visited by many ph' slcans and scientific men, but
none of them pretend to account for his ext aordna,
appearance.
He has exhibited at Boston, Albany, New York, Phi
ladelpha, and Baltimore, where he has met with We.
ry liberal patronage from the public, and has been vi
sited by many of the first families, particularly ladies
and children
He is, without doubt the most extraordinary and
wonderful curiosity presented AnericQa pub
lie. Open from to II A. NJ; from to 6, and from
10 10 o'clock, =. n.
Tickets 25 cents
NE. Owing to the arrangements for Mr. Edson's
departure. the public may rest assured that he
remain but three days. jy 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-26
CA II ID.
lie 26-ts

n J. SELDEN g. CO. Auc,ioneers & Commits
~. sion Merchants, opposite the Eagle Hotel, Rich
mond thankful for the liberal patronage they have
experienced. avail themselves of reminding their
friends and the public, that they prepared to re-
ceve consignments of Goods of any description and
to make liberal advances. Their establishment at
lords many facilities both to the seller and purchaser,
being central situuio and in the neighborhood of
the principal Hotels and public business From the
satisfaction which they fatter themselves they have
hitherto given IN sales they with confidence re-
commend those in need of their services give them
call, with the assurance, that nothing shall be
wanting in furthering their interest.
Orphans, trustees, and out door sales, promptly
attended to.
SLAVES q HoRsEs-Mr Jas. s. Smthers, whose
experience as Salesman is extensively known, will
devote his attention to this part of the business and
any instructions left with him will with particu.
lar attention.
Or Regular sales of Groceries and Furniture e,ery
Tuesday and Friday morning.
10 2a-ec6f if
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-26
Cheap Music.

IE>HE subscriber has received largs assortment
Il OF Lithrogaphic Music, which he win sell at
cents per printed page and in some instances cheap
erEMuch has been said about tho incorrectness OF
photographic Music, aud with some degree Of truth
The printing establishment having changed owners
l: due to the present proprietor to say that owing
to his particular attention, the Lithogrspho Music
printed at his establishment is as correct as plate mr-
The subscriber will give catalogue of music
Oh hand with tho price in cents.
No. i.-Whild white rose, 1e-Herdsmsn's re-
turn. is-WOman has naught to do with fame, 12-
It's the last rose Of summer l9- From distant cmes
Troubsdor, Ia-Moon is rising, is-Soldier's tear
l2-Love called on me one morning, I2-Persian
love song, IL Highland minstrel boy, i2-Say when
we shall meet love, I2-Vne dresser'e song, 10
Christai stream, 1s-Crussders, Is-Whie all on
land, I8-Love's retornella, I8--Mocking bird song
3l-When thy bosom heaves a sigh, 3l-fnvincibles
2s. X. D. SANXAY.
lie 26-ts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-26
rAsHIoNAHLE G0oDs.

For LADIES' Summer Wear.
vNHE following beautiful Goods are Of the latest
y fashlons. and will be sold At low prices.
Oriental CONNIE battce, now and elegant style of
goods, for the evening or walking dress
Embossed 'oscarns and msndarns, Of fash ona bic
colours
ria'n and striped p.lmarines and battices
Eoulsrd, figured and striped gauze
Paris embroidered null and book muslin robes, of
new style Of patterns and rich work
Best black palmarine and Gro de- Leon
An invoice Of lace and and worsted capes, caps,
collars hcreIlas, .6sshulle,' and pclsripes, Of
the most fashionable shape
Ladies' plain and embroidered gloves, of all colors,
qualities and prices
Plain and embroidered white cotton hose
Black and white silk and raw silk hose, &c. &c.
All tho above. with every description Of Lace Goods,
will be found ut r. II. JENKINS
je26 Fancy Dry Good and Irish Linen Store.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-26
K d. SANXAY-

lSuecessor 10 ". H. Eitswhyisonn,1
HAS just received at his Book, Stationery and
IL Fancy Store, assortment Of gold, silver,
tortoise shell and steel mounted spccacls for all ages:
Aso convex, concsye, green and loose glasses,
suitable for hose who require change, which he
can fit IN old frames Spectaces repaired.
Gohfnders magnifying glaspes, IF various kinds,
for he examination Of minerals spy and opera glass
cs acorn, boetio and botanical microscopes; eve
glasses, for short sighted persons; convex shaving
gasscs.-Telescopcs cleaned and repaired Glass
tubes fitted to ihennvme' ers. jci9
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-26
Valuable Building Lots.

VNHE subscriber Executor Of the late Mr.. John
u H. Brown, offers for sale four lots Of land, each
thirty feet vide Locust-street; extending on that
street from Mr.. John Ruthcrfoords tenement
T. street to street not yet cut down. Those lots
nave oeen lately eveed. Their AIRY situation and
hem peculiarly well adapted for the residence of
trading men with families, and doing business on e
street. CHARLES COPELAND.
IL 20--eotf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-26
NEW GOODS.

" NELSON has received English and Frenc,
IL. gnghams, black and colored rnandarins, and
pamyrcncs, fine and super6ne csiicoes, rich barcge
and gau2e ndkfs and scarfs, French cambria hdkfs.
cotton and silk hosiery, ia and A. linens, Of heavy
texture. black and coorcd crcassians. French mcri.
no bomhaznc, Roucn Cashmere, black and foncy Flo
routine vcsting, white and colored Marseilles do.
plain and worked Swiss and book muslin, with va
ricty of other scasonable goods which offered
worry low prices ma 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-26

Bdr!in'S improved Engiisk Setdiiiz Powders,
uDUf up in well secured AAo, lew owen red
mofoceo cases Which contain esss stopped bosses,
hcd viii the materials fs the purpose OF making tho above
highly improved mecnc, and well calculated those who
chopscr of the wraiser.-For sale by
JNO n. BLAMiRE,
nSrcS s,ti,crs Store, crpdsn tnc Este dor
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-26
Cruden's Concordancc.

A Complete Concordance 10 the Holy Scriptures of
IN the Old and New Tcstornppts: or, n Desianary
and Alphabetical Index to the Bble very useful To
all Christians who seriously read and study the nrpiv.
ed writings, &c. &c. new edition with many iru.
portent improvemenIs-and at about the cost Of tho
London Edition, and fully well executed-Just
published and for sale by J. H. NASH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-26

MUSIC.
A FURTHER supply of Music has been received
IA by the Columbus, Consisting in part Of the fol-
lowing, for spe by COLLINS & CO.
shouid rery much IKE 10 knor;
o give me back my Arab steed;
Arab Maid:
Far, far DER hill and deli;
No, rW Ugh no more;
0 syft oih trembling motion;
Sweetest Of yaterS s,oee est If echoes;
rVit thou tempt the ,capes Nth r,e-duett;
Il. % ca Duet representing lady teaching n
foreigner English;
Ye hearts, Nth pity gioaoing;
The bonnie io,fe:
h, happier hours;
Yes, 'cW tease my fathers halls;
kne,o a Sciiian maid;
Seftiy syhs the gale IF epen;
Alice Gray 10 I8--,s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-26
WINES, BRANDY. g.,

LfiNEST old secisl, Tinsl and London particular Mse
IN half pipes, quaers ard half quarter received
direct from Auriock, fuile a. Co
Chsmpsgne Chateau. Lshte. ard cdoc Cisre Of svpcrios
quality
> Frsnch Madeira sud rsons,crse d6
sypss very fnc Cogisc eIsrsy-For ssic by
IVA ToS1 CHAS PALMER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-26

TINE National Calender fos 1880, which has lust
Il issued from tie press, though rather late in COM
ing out, u highly acceptable to the public indeed
Though alvey eseful. it has never been more wei
come than e THE yess; for il furnishes fund Of in
formation In no other way be got A. or at least
no other place TO Be found collected We alludc es.
pecaly 70 Abe lists Of public officers of the names Of
many Of whom. recently appointed tins volume furn-
ishes the first public record. There 10 much new
matter in this annual and TIE whole appears to have
been arranged with great perspicuity and care
Whoever wants to know any thing at all accurately,
Of the organization, occupation, and emoluments OF
tho several departments Of this government cannot
Go better thnn possess themselves of Mr. Forces ex
celeut publication.-[I National Laisfiigeneer For
sale nt John NJ NASIJ.S
je % bookstore. R;chmond. Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-26

Leghorn Bolivar Hats, &c.
WE have Just opened a large supply Of Lophorn
" Bolivar Hats, free from blemislies, and remark
able Tor smothness Of texture, from No. "a to 10.
Ladies open straw cottage bonnets
','Iaw bands OF various patterns, and handsome
assortment OF new bonnet ribbons.
g. e. JAMES e. Co.
ma Zo-e Market Souare
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-26
Clo,rdesley.

OIOUuCSItY,
a TALE, by the author Of Caleb Williams.
n ~ Tale by the author Of Williams s an announce.
men, TO excite the curosty and Cosdesey has smpo
material 10 call or and retain the caders ateutun
London Litcrary Gazeffe
JIG 10 Just published, fer sale by COLLINS A. Cr,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-26

ID HOUSTON DEJN77s7. respectful, inform,
- the ladies' and gentlemen of Virginia, that he
intends starting on professional tour on or about
the 9th day Of July and will visit fredericksburg
Oharottesviie, and Stanton in which places he viii
remain few days-he will visit the White Sulphur.
Warm and Sweet Springs, and return By the way of
Gynchburg He gives this early notice, that his
friends may have opportunity 10 call ON him prsv
Gus TO hs temporary absence from Richmond and TO
oppnso those more remote ofis intention of visiting
the above places
N BE expects to be absent from Richmond
abont two months IN ssI.w,c
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-26

Gloves and Hosiery.
A + Il Fl. JENKINS Irish Linen and Fancy Dry
- Good Store, will be found
Hac'es and gentlemens white, black and colored loes-
skim gloves, Of every description
Gentemens linen and thread gloves
Ladies cambria gloves and mi.ts
Linen, silk cotton and raw silk hose and half hose
Ch.ldren's and misses hose, boys do.
amongst this assortment, will be found eluvcs and
hosiery, OF very superior fabric deserving the .tten
ton OF those wanting articles Of the kind at reduced
PI'Cos. lie IL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-26
FOR RENT,

FOR RENT,
14 Ny Tenement 1t the north-east corner
III H and nh stree,s, On which lhers , .
omy and convenient dwelling house, and
.h' sessary out houscs. The lot 10 spacious and
well enclosed. Immediate posscssion can b had.
je9-1awH ROBERT POLLARD.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-26

Tickets 81, Halves 2, Quarters !.
~ For sale in the usual great variety at the con-
slant prize selling prompt pay lottery Il exchange
office of THO. b BIGGER.
" Where no less than four capitals have been
sold and paid ut sight, during the present weok
in
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-26

DRAWING Of the Grand Consol idat ed Lotter
~ No.9:
, Al, SO, SO, SO, Z, IS, 4, II, SO.
~ No. 7, SO, So, Prize of $500, sold at
hICKLES.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-26

TOTty DOTIdTS NEWHTU,
IN HE subscribers stable broke open on Thurs
J. day night, the 10th inst. and large Bay Horse
stolen; his hind feet white, has saddle spots marked
with gear, very full manc divides on each side of tho
neck (bare footed He is natural PAGER, but trots
well in harness, and carries his head very much pro-
iected out. lie IS about FIVE feet five inches high,
ten years old, nicked tail will give $50 for the
thief, and $40 for the horse. CURTIS CARTER.
Henrco Co. June 25-c6t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-26

MANAGERS OFFICE.
VUlBE following are the numbers drawn in the
Il New York Consolidated Lottery. No. 2;
d, SO, So, So, 2, 35, 4, II, So
ie 26 YATES g. MCINTYRE.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-03-05
THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH 4, 1880.
CONGRESS.


Saturday, in the Senate of the u States, other pc
Jersey, praying protection to the Southern Indians
Some private business done, and the census bill
for the present, laid en- The table, after which Mr.
Grundy occupied the balance of the day on Mr. Foots
resolution.
In the II. of Representatives on the same day, Mr.
Newton from the Committee on Commerce, reported
bill for the erection of Light Houses, and improve
ment of Harbors. The House next resumed the
consideration of Mr., Gondicts resolutions respect
ing the ofardent spirits in the Army s. Navy Mr.
Chiton, 4he great rerencher, that occasion, made
some very sensible remarks, which apply to the
whole scheme of Temperance Societies The Tenn
perance he said, which required bounty in its aid
was not to be called temperance, any more than
til evirtus which required watching, deserved the
name of virtue. The resolutions were agreed to-
The bill for the relief of Mrs Decatur next con-
sidered in Committee of the Whole. Mr.. McDuffie
taking the field as it's principal champion and warm
Iy eulogising the illustrous name Of Decatur and
the memorable contest in the Harbor of Tripoli.--
1t was opposed among others, by Mr.. Craig Of Va
Before final vote was taken the Committee rose
and the House adjourned.
In the Senate on Monday, the day was chiefly con-
sumed in discussing motion of Mr. Barnard of Pa.
calling the Secretary of the Navy for information
as to the expcdiency of dispensing with the Marine
corps in the naval service. The resolution was
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-03-05
Land and NEGROES for Sale

oAVlNG resolved to remove TO the State of
- Ohio, now offer for sale my Tract of Land
III tue county OF Lancaster containing three hundred
and eghty-seyen acres. THIS tract is situated on
Indian Creek, fine, bold water-course aboundino
In oysters of the finest size and favour. Fish Of
every description, common to the Chesapeake are
caught here III the greatest abundance. Sheepshcad
are taken IN three hundred yards of the dwellinr-
house-a cove In less than hundred Yards of the
mansion IS particularly appropriated to the raising of
OYSTERS IN which there Is now good supply Tho
dwelling house contains two large rooms q chamber
and passage on the lower floor and four rooms ON tic
second. The out houses consist of barn. stable
carriage house, corn-houses, an excelen, kitchen
smoke house, &c. There is, from this situation, a
beautiful view of the Bay distant I miles The
land is equal to any in the lower part the Northern
Neck, level and now laid off into four fields CONTAINING
seventy acres each, one of which is in clover This
tract is certainly the most desirable one in this section
of Virginia. at convenient distance from 3 places
OF religious worship, the courthouse and The mills
and about miles from Kilmarnock a rising and
tiourlshIng little village. a tract containing about
the same quantity of acres, also be purchased ON
fair terms, Immediately adjoining mine, and Which
was once q part of the same tarm-the two maxine
estate of seven hundred acres Intending osettie
in slave-hoding State will tllspose of twenty
Negroes on good terms, IF the purchaser will not
separate the a,nles seventeen of them are as lkelv
and valuable at their ages any in he State, con
slsting OF men, women 3 bows and girls
Should any gentleman about Richmond or WASHING
ton wish TO purchase, BEG leave to refer them for
more dsinterested information as 10 the land to Mr.
Chnn of the Virginia Senate, Messrs Leland and
cambridge Of House of Delegates and Mr. 7
Taliaferro of Congress- My address is Indian Creek
near Kilmarnock, Lancaster county, Va.
RALPH EDMUNDS.
P. s. So remarkably healthy is this farm, that
have not had occasion to call in physician but
twice for years. RI
feb , war
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-03-05

B CnANcERY-in Louisa county court, February Stl,
1851: Henry Lawrence, executor of Sarah Wood
decd. pltfIagainst
David Niche and Sally his wife, Lucy Richards
Molly Mullins, James Niche, Jonathan Niche. John
Niche, William M'che, Bezeleel Brown and }etsev
his wife, Edmund Brown and Iheodosl: his wife Nan
cy Niche, Polly Niche, DAVID Niche Frances j. Mi
chic, Sarah NGcbie, Robert j. Niche, Martha A Mi
chic, Niche, George Niche and Elizsbe,h his
wife, Robert g. Willis and Eliza his wife, Robert Ni.
che Matthew Niche and Sally his wife, John Niche
Joseph Niche, Jenetta Micie, Sally Michie James
Nicliie, Nancy Payne, Peter McArtbur and Mary b;s
wife, Ludlow nramha1- and Sally his wife, Nancy Mi
cine, Nancy Goodman, Asa Smith and Frances his wife
james Goodman and Maria his wife, Niche Maupin
l-arkin Stamper and Emily his wife, John Gates and
Polly his wife, Thomas Stagner and Nancy his wife
James Nlanpn, Fonthne Maupin Patrick Maupin Will
liam Martin and Sally his wife, Richard Davis and Patsy
his wife, Susanna Niche, James Niche, Joel Maupis
and Polly his wife, John Miche, William Niche pa
trick Niche, Nancy Niche, James Miche. William
Niche, John Niche, - Merewether and PATSY his
Wife, John Downing aud Polly his wife, Oliver Cross
and Nancy his wife, Sally Smith, John Wood Thomas
7 wood, administrator OF David Wood, David Niche
James Niche and Frances Michie Robert G. Willis
administrator of James Niche, deceased and James
Niche, Jr administrators Of David Nichie decd tIfts
is decreed and ordered that this cause be referred
to Master Commissioners Leroy Chandler: and it fur
Their decrced and ordered, that said Commissioner o
audit state, and settle the executor ccounts of the
said plaintiff his testatrX's estate and that he state
any thing deemed pertinent by himself, or which anv
party interested may require; and that he divide the
said estate among the several distributes entitled
thereto, and make report to this court.
"a copy. Teste, JonS HuNrEn C. T. C.
The parties Interested in the foregoing decree gre
hereby notified. that shall proceed to audit stare on
named according to the directions Of the said decree
at Louisa courthouse, the 15ih day of March, 1880
: when and where they requested to attend
February ~, 1880. LEROY CHANpLEn NJ cIc
4-W3W = -
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-03-05

cause ior dlsmay among another class of the newt.
appointed; as many deserving officers of those who
according to law are appointed office for four
nave been removed betorethe expiration of that tine
70 make room for mere partizans, whose fitness for
any Office may be doubtful, but whose appointment
to offices IN which they must be entrusted with very
large amounts of the public money ought to be well
weighed as 1t involves such important consequences
10 the public interests, in case of any detection of
duty or moral delinquency
One most important fact has been established durinr the
proceedings III secret session II has been established that
1aSkson portion OF che be made TO act in
mai tine discipline of the party there is not so necr
every scnaio can be made his own refson-
an his moral convictions right and wrong all his
OF conscence, all the prejudices education and
ao' al e shrine of party idol having been es,ah
she, me cement which has held party together loos
een ana Is evident that The work of separation has actually
t ~ ~N'J
pere much talk here the subject of an ervie b;ch
LOOK place between Mr. Van Buei Mr. ie. the Later
having exhibited to tie secretary after his denial of lis
'encc letter which The secretary had rien to South (ay
ma regarding the views which he entertained as to the next
perceive that the Telegraph the truth of the
s'aemen but the time has gone the denial of thar
coui eject the validity of any esma.
Won OF any Tree and intelligent mind only say that the
is the topic OF general conversation ee and
mus u is genera2 crcd,edThat MIR Van Buren, and his
ehus should be anxious ocheck the effect which such dis
.osule must nave ON the public be hut
presume mat The parties in this will follow exam
PIE OF MT Eaton and issue contradiction formal shane
IF card. ~ i-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-03-05
FoR THE WnIe.

THE NEW CONSTITUTION.
The writer Of this article, may be cassed with
those, who have advocated extension of the right
Of Suffrage and he has been little surgrZes to ind
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-03-05

GfGov@Troup has returned to Washington Eve
ry Senator is now present.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-08-19
DIED:

In this town, on Saturday last, Mrs. Susan
Williams, wife of John Williams, Jun. esq "
daughter OF Mr. Seth Tallman, of Now Bed.
ford, aged % years,
Blu, a littlo Will. wifs-a glowing pros.
poet Of many happy years was opening before
her In the affection Of hor husband and hcr
irierds, were many ties To bind her frml. 20
the world But neither youth, nor intellect,
nor tho tender solictudes OF thoss Who wsto
nearest and dearest To her heart, could save
her from an un,imeiy grave. In tho Spring
Of her existence, she has been summoned ~
another, and we trust, better world She hhs
gone forever. bat the remembrance of her
virtues will long be cherished BY her friends.
In this town on Tuesday last. Mrs, EhAa-
beth Tyrtell, in the 5',h year OF hcr age.
Relations and friends ara requested to attend
her funeral 10. morrow at 3 o'clock p. IN. from
hcr late resiJenre in Division street.
In this town, on Tuesday last, Miss Ruth
Charplm. daughter Of tho late Captain OH.
YER Champhu, aged 20 years.
AT Staten Island New York, Samuel Rcb-
inson Munro, son Of mr. Thomas Munro, Of
this town, aged W years.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-08-19
ACCIDENT.

As Mr.. g. Mrs. J. Barnes 81 daughter, q
Mrs. Hilson were returning from short
excursion on the Island, the carriage broke
down, and all who we're in it, were more
or less injured. The body of the carriage
fell upon mrs. Hilson, and bruised her so
severely that her chance of recovery was
for long time doubtful. We are happy to
state that she is now much better. Mr.
Barnes, was also much injured. The ac
cident occurred near the wind mills,a little
out Of Broad street, and was occasloned
BY the drawing out Of the bolt of the swim
rletree snd the consequent fright of the
horse. Tha sufferers were taken imme
dia,ely into the house Of Mr.. Gould, where
every assistance was promptly aud cheer
fully rendered