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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-26
DULLtNG s. DAY, respectfully inform their
u friends and the public generally, that they con-

tnue The
DRUG .aND APOT'HECARY B BUSINESS,
Al the old established stand. sign of the Black Bon
and Mortar, Market Square, where they offer Tor
safe, at unusual low prices large and general sssor
ment OF fresh and genuine Medicines, Paints. Dye
Stuhs, Window Glass. Perumery, Fancy Articles and
Patent Medicines OF every dsscripton-To which will
be added regular supplies of every article in th, r
limo, from the Northern Cities.
All Of which they will sell at wholesale or retail,
on such terms as cannot Tail to give satsfqcton.
Merchants, Physiesns, and the Public genetaIIv
sre requested to call and exSmae for themselves be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. THOMAS PULLING.
MOSES l.. DAY.
Feb 70. 95-2tw3w&w41
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-26

NOTlCE in Pursusnse OF an order of Chegerheld
~ County Court, will sell at Chesterfield Court
House, on the second Monday in March next IL being
Court day, negro man slave, named Ss no has been
committed to jail as runaway. Tn. said negro IL ssId
10 psy jail fees &c snd says hS belongs to ths esate
Of John Walton OF North Carolina.
JOHN b GooDE, Jdlor
OF Chesterfield County
February 20 95-w2w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-26

VI iCE'-"as committed 10 jan VI NOooray
county, on the li'h day OF November, 1880, as a
runaway, negro man, who calls himself PEYTON
COUSINS, and who also says that he was born free
ana mat he was raised in the County of Charlotte
re - ABOUT thirty years old, nearly six feet high co.
ior black, no particular mark recoected. The owner
IL any 10 requested TO come forward, prove property
pay charges, and take him away, he will be d ealt
with according to law.
IL any person or persons in the county Of Charlotte
can produce satisfactory evidence TO the County Court
oil Nottoway that the above named Peyton Cousins /,
enu''ed to his reedom they respectfully requested
10 10 90. A. A. CAMPBELL,
Feb. 26. 95-wI2w Tailor OF No,towsy County.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-26

rho EN0UtRER published twicea week generally and
three times week during the session State
Ecs tho .ac heretofore Five Dollars payable in
advance Notes OF chartered banks (onl will no
reserved In payment Tho Editors will gurantoe
writer's. : " ' - - - -
20 No illbo discretion of tho
Sditorsl until all arrearages have boon paid UP.
W whoever will the OF nino shall
have tho tenth GRATIS.
- TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
o. Ono square, OR insertion
tnuance, so cents.
ssNo until has either paid
assaned hv Some person in this city. its nnytons.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-26

NXEcUTORS' NoTlCE.---All persous having
~ ciaitns sgsins, tbs estate Of Henry Timberlske
deed, isis Of King William County, hereby noti-
ned 70 present toem for settlement by the 1t day May
next az This notice gill be pIesde 10 bar Of all such
aye presented after thai dms. Those Indebted are re
Suested to mska ipu sdiste PAYMENT
HENRY TtMBERLAKE, Executor
Of n Timbtrlske. deed.
King William, Feb. 26 p6-T6w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-26

"a oIlCE-All persons having eiains against the
estate OF the late Col Zichariah Neyii deceased
are requested 10 bring them forward properly
ucaied, Tor settlement; and those to said es
tate are respectfully invited TO make immediate nav
ment, as We are anxious to bring said estate to clos.
as soon as possible.
JESSE JOPLING, Admins
JAMES l.. NEVIL, ( traitors.
Nelson, F.h. IL, 1881. o5Dw5,y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-26

H4thM ALE SChOOl, a. Oakr,dgr, CaIUiibe.-iiav-
ID log engaged Miss L. JONES to continue with II,
to six Gns as boarders. The price for board tuition
&c including all expenses, books and paper excepted
VIII be $50, payable half yearly. The school will
commence about the 10Th inst. At the school The
EnSligA language will be taught erAmnstisally"
Arithmetic, Geography, with the use Of the Globes
History, and Natural Philosophy. Needle work will
De taught II required, Tor 81 additional The situation
Is remarkably healthy, and being Immediately on the
naln mail road, will afford parents an opporuaity of
hearing frequently from their children. Miss j. is re-
commended by Miss M'Kenzie, by whom she was
Instructed, aud consider her Of the best
we have sver had. WILSON ALIEN
Feb II 0I-6# p-I, c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-26
NO TARIFF OF PRICEs.-FREE TRADE

&c
Thomas J. BarO,o, & Co. Importers, SO IVater ST.
NEW YORK.
Oher for sale, the largest and most compIete
ment OF Earthenwdre, Glass China, Plain and Gilt
Looking Glasses, Sc which the New York market
WI" aiord comprising every style and variety OF the
newest patterns. They return their most cordial
IhanHs 10 their friends in the Southern States for their
supper. IN the persecution now carrying on against
them Tor their refusal TO join combination in fixing
one 'arn OF prices Tor Crockery, throughout the trade
IL Is mainly attributable TO the influence OF our South
erh friends that we have been enabled survive thus
lar IN this most trying situaton exposed to the combn
ed influence and capital of the whole trade endeavor
ing TO elect our ruin and expulsion from business
We peuSe ourselves TO our friends to give them every
satisfaction in power regards the quality of our
goods, the excellence of packers and the Iowness
oil our prices Tor Cash or City Accepances; and i'm re-
turh solicit from them continuance OF their patrons
and particularly request those who have influence with
their friends TO exert il in behalf as we trust the
cause Is one they all interested in and much bene
mt VIII accrue to from their friendly acts i'm this av
1t has been said, the Combination was broken IN Ss
II regards prices, this is true and ALL we think friends
or oes, VIII allow that have effected this change;
but we do friends that at no period since "
commenced our system of unshackled prices were we
In greater want OF assistance than the present mo-
Inent his combination OF men leaving no means
unried for effectng ruin that thew NAV revive tbe
old sysem our credit and character assaed i'm
ry shape, our nporaons waylad and stopped i'm every
instance where threats sufficient TO nmidate the
manufacturers from supplying Us:in ine no vexation
or trouble which the malice OF men could devise has
been neglected in this struggle to subdue US We once
more call upon every friend of free Arade TO come I'M
to our support, and pledge ourselves to give them no
cause to repent OF their liberaliiy.
TT. BARROW, & Co.
IS Water Street, above old Slip
The Editors Of the Intelligence at Petersburg: the
Beacon, at Norfolk; the Statesman at Danville: the
Herald at fredericksburg the Virginan at Lynchbur9:
the Advocate at Charlotesville the Republican, at
Winchester; the Spectator at Staunton Free Press
Harper's Ferry, will publish the above 10 the amo1n,
OF So and send their accounts to the advertisers
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-26
TIE STATE OF ALABAMA, CIRCUIT CouRr
THedL0O,a Cdunfy. I October Term 1880.
Thomas X. Boiling, plaintiff,
S.fifGchment.

Richard Dennis, SEN, defendant
appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court, that
the defendant f. nsn-Tesdent Of this State IL il
therefore, ordered by the Court that ell proceedings H.
MS cause, be stayed until the expiration OF six months
from the return OF the writ in this cause and that no
zee be pmblshtd tor elk weeks succsssivey from ana
.iter The first day Of January ncx in the Richmond
Enquirer" newspaper printed In the State OF virginia
requiring the defendant to appear aud make his sgsl
ieieuce within he lime inled as Aforesaid or pro.
ceedings will be had according to law, e.
copy--Tests, JOHN NJ. JENKINS
Jan 10. 76-gew cl.,k
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-26

| M ONSlEUR TONSON-Wi stand the next sea-
" son at my stable on the main road leading from
Aston Ferry TO Petersburg twelve miles from Bel
held, fifteen from Northampton Courthous fifteen
from Halifax, forty from warrenton, and 6fty-seven
south OF Petersburg His season will commence the
hrst OF February and end the first of Juy He will
be let To Mares at 80 dollars the season. which
be discharged by the payment of 40 dollars within the
season Mares can be insured at rs dollars The in
surance will be expected the mare is discov
cred 10 be in foal or the property changed One dollar
WIZ be expected by the groom in every case.
Every desirable arrangement has been made for the
accommodation oil mares sent to this horse either with
or without colts They Will be Pastured gra is, we n
led with grain, il required, 25 cents per day and
stabbed In all bad weather, that they may be return
ed TO their owners in good condition. Every attention
put cannot be liable for accidents that NAV happen
monsieur Tonson is beautiful bay, fifteen hands three
inches high, with black legs, name and tail He is
nneiy proportioned, exhibiting beauty and power
throughout his FORM His blood, appearance and per-
lornance As equal IL not superior, TO any horse on the
continent.
His colts are likely, and in high estimation. Nor,
seur Tonson is full brother of Sir Richard ami Cha
pion-ali OF which, have never been beaten Mon
sieur ionson has made himself so well known by his
Achievements on the turf to render all fur
'her notice unnecessary. Those who desire TO see
more detailed account OF his pedigree and perorinan
ces, are referred TO the American Farmer, volume g.
page 39O-snd also, TO the Turf Register and Sporting
magazine, Tor January, 1881. WILLIAM MOODY.
Northampton CO., N. Carolina, Feb. 26 95-w4w
a CHOOL AT CHAKLOTrEsVILIE-- ia, :,
- Session Of five months will commence on the 9th
ei March, and terminate on the 9Th of August. The
course OF instruction will be similar that which
oeen puf,ued In the School for the last Eve tbs and
VIII be directed with view to preparation for the
classes In the University. have made an arrange
ment with Me. HUGH GARLAND, late Of Hampden
sydney college, who will aid the the superinien-
dence OF the school The OF admission will be as
here tofore.
For the English branches of Education, per session
VI noohs So.
For Ancient Languages and Mathematics $40.
For Board and Lodging, including washing aud at
'eneanse, iuei and candles $55.
TOT rtehch So
Mr. FERRoN, native of France, and an experience.
ed Teacher, is expected 10 give instruction in the
French Language The Tuition Fees, aud one n If
me payment Tor Board will be required in advance;
the other half in two months
Feb 20. 95-6' A HOLtADAY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-26

~ASHiNGToN HOTEL RIcHMoNp, Va
Wv The Subscriber having leased this old and well
known Establishment, for term, of years takes this
opportunity TO announce 10 his friends and the pubc
generally, aud particularly the former visitors OF The
mouse, that II will be opened for The accommodation M
company, on the fret OF October. II is now uoderao
ing thorough repair, and will be fitted up in main
out neat style, with beds, bedding and other
furniture, all new, and of the best kind His Servants
are attentive and experienced, and his Bar-keepers DO
he and accommodating His Bar shall at all times he
well supplied with the best liquors ana wines and his
liable with the most choice deicacies of the season
which the city and country afford and he HaeIs
himself that by unremittng attention his business h.
Will give entire satisfaction all who may favor him
With their company.
The WASHINGTON Hotel. is situated in the mos,
pleasant part OF the city imme opposite the Cant
oi, and contiguous to all the Public Offices and bu,
short distance from the Theatre the Banks the Basin
The Warehouses; and the Offices the principal MiIlrrs
oil the city; and at the lime sufficiently IA, remov
ed to ahoS gentlemen quiet retreat when they wish
10 retire from the hustle and noise OF the slreets
are the local advantages of this house. that NAV ven
lure 10 ahlrn, that gentlemen visiting Richmond ei-
ther on business or Tor pleasure, will ind il one of tbe
most pleasant situations in the city In addition TO what
transient custom he may be favored WITH the subscri.
Der VIII be able to accommodate t,oenfgfpe or thirfu
BOdRDERS, by the week. month or wear on the
most reasonable terms. ROBERT c. MACON
sept Ia 3S-u- Late OF Gooehland Court. Hnuss.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-26

SHAVING WHEAr-VsluaDi. sop,nd,T- -, ,
~ Farm Yard.-The Subscriber having purchased
the Right OF DR.. C. Cark's Patent Wheat Ibrasbing
Msehlne' LOT the counties of Buckingham, Cumber-
land, Goochland, Losisa, Fiuvanna & p Edward -
.his method OF Informing the citizens thereof. thai
those machines admirably adapted TO the usage of
'ne country being oil simple and permane consiruc.
,ion--not liable to get out of order-thev ~ ~, ~ ~,
'sched TO those horss powers, which are common in
,ne country, oy removing the old drums, with very
'is expense, which viii be great saving OF power
and facilitate the cleaning OF Wheat or other small grain
lie VIII sell the Rights Of four of the above coun-
Ties, upon Reasonable terms--and will furnish Machines
20 orner al snort notice. with without horse
either poraby or stationary-Persons wi.hng to buv
single Rights, will be commodated Apply at hi.
dsidge Post Office, Buckingham Co, (Va1
Feb H. 9l-9t John p. WILLIAMS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-24

sonaec, who it was believed was in Philadelphia.
Prompt inquiry was instituted, which resulted
in discovery that the individual in addition 20
the charge made against him, had forged va
r,etv of documents purporting to be issued by
the Mexican minister, and that he had passed
through Philadelphia towards this city,
Mr.. Blayney, in cOnseq ueuce. called upon Mr.
Reside, the well known enterprlslng Mail Con-
tractor. who Immediately volunteered his servlc-
q, and his horses. and started with Mr.. b. in pur-
suit of the fugitive. When they had proceeded
about twenty miles they received satisfactory
adyices that he was two days 1t advance of them,
and they therefore deemed in expedient to return.
Letters were Immediately despatched to MIR.
Hays. the High Constable of this city, and MIR.
Pierce of Boston, with description OF his per-
son, to have him apprehended he could he found
and detained in custody until a demand sho". 10
made for him, by heGovernor of Pennsy !va"'a.
Immediate steps were taken by Mr. HAYS toa>-
certain if he was in the city, which terminated III
discovery that he had gone with ali pos sbe eN-
pediton to Boston, where it appears he was
Identified and secured by Mr.. Pierce.
Since the arrest of Nina, circumstances have
been developed which leave no doubt that Ire Is
william of no ordinary character. MIR. Biayncy
has been put in possession of facts which show
that he married respectable lady in the vicinity
of Philadelphia ten DAYS after the decease OF her
husband. having induced her to believe that he
was the son of the celebrated General Nina, and
a foreigner of nigh distinction. He d'spossesscdi
The lady Of all her valuable jewe!ry, plate. and
personal! property, which it appears he converted
into cash in Baltimore. There are crcumstanc-
es almost amounting to positive evidence which
warrant the belief that the husband Of the lady
was poisoned. A forged draft OF $1,000 drawn
by Nina on merchant in Philadelphia, has been
Intercepted through the mail.
1t need hardly be said that the activity and visi
lance of Mr.. Blayney in the prosecution OF all 'he
measures which have led to the apprehension OF
this accomplished scoundrel, and toa discovery
of his crimes, are worthy of great commentator
A demand having been made for Nina by the
Governor of Pennsylvania. he will Of course be
conveyed thither for trial.-Jour. Com.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-24
New Grocery Store.

VyHE subscribers respectfully Inform their friends and
L the public generally, thst they nave assocIa'ed
themselves in tn. above business, under The firm of
Fleming s. McTeigh,
in the house formerly occupied by Fleming e Cham.
bsrsin, VoweI's wharf, where they are just rece'
ing from Ncw York very desirable assortment Of
GROCE RIES,
Consisting, in part, as follows
New nrleans aud West India sugars
Loaf and lump do
Prime green and white coffee
Gunpowder imperial, young hyson. souchong,
and TOnkay teas
New Orleans molasses and West India syrup
Chocolate, soap, starch, IA sins, almonds
Sicily and Marseiles Madeira, pale sherry, and
muscst wines
Cider vinegar, London mustard
Alum madden, copperas indigo, fix Bile
Verdigris, rutneAs, mace, Cloves. pmento
Pepper and ginger, mould and iipt candles
Salt petre, powder and shot, white lead
Linseed and sperm oil, paint brushes, corn brooms
Nails, ground alum and blown salt
Herrings and msckerel
Together wiM general assortment Of SHIP
CH4NDLERY. &c. &c.
All of which we are determined selling, whole,
sale or RETAIL as low they be purchased in this
market,
Being flIy convinced Of the great evil resulting from
the use Of ardent spirits, have determined abau-
donng the sale Of them; and hope, by strict atter-
ton to business and exertoRs to please, to share
portion Of public patronage.
We particularly invite the friends and acqrantances
Of william n McVeigh, from the upper Counties, to
give CALL they may rest assured we viii make It
their interest TO do
ANDREW j. FLEMING,
WILLIAM n McVEIGH.
Alexandra, aug IS, lS3l--eol2t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-24
ALEXANDRIA. DC
SiTIRD!T NcRNIyG, SEPT .. &C.,
Extract Of a letter from a gentleman in p.
IN the E,j,tor Jug

~ 10 5I ths E = y,",'e""a N FEg
81 was gra''tied at reading the proceed,
the CLAY Meeting in Alexandra. Tia a
of the cause is dear to me. and thu, IN ~
contributions to it from person, # the r-<0..
lily that composed the meeting Of your -.
extremely cheering. can ou'y say God..
My most fcrvent aspirations are for the MIR
triumph OF our hopes and wishes consd.',
believe that the contemplated Convention !, |
timore Is frdusht with consequences of ir,.
aaaoii' 10 the prosperity of our country-r,.
do adt hesitate to predict, that upon the re,,,
n- a'"aTa'!ons depends, in some mea,u,.
integrity ". "Hr national existence. a.Dr.
t. .Ia'acter of seer. nor do wish u
.-p1r,ance 10 be -ascrbcd TO my vatyiroo,.
bIl such is the sober conviction Of IN, udsu,,
after much reflection IN the subject. U,,,
not the past orcn IN meiau,hoIy conteu,',.
before Us: Is there any unspunducs, in ,I..
sonlng: lis ii ioi!aciq accidmfis 10 ioG,
future from the happening Of past events: r.
the last three years our country has Teamed ..
thing but an ample harvest OF t,rracp-,f
rich and abundant growth Of our prosperity
been retarded. our national honor tarni,hed j.,
the healthlul action Of our political system ,h,a
ed. may we not reasonably. nay conclusrpl, e.,
que continuance of thcsc thing,:-ind,ed i
increase OF them in proportion to our flmInr-
with thcm-and the growing appetite Of our r.
ers for arbitrary domination. in the ratio Of Il.
tame submission Of the people 70 the exercise #.
tn cir ill-sotten and despolic power. If Ian.
error, It is an honest one: and it viii reCuI,
little more than the practice Of the pre.er, A.
ministration. or the reasoning of its ad,oca..,
convince me ofIt. Nothing short Of tie UnG,
fled abdicatiOn (cxcuse the Imperial phrase .
General Jackson from power. and sal. vl,
meht of himself and parasites at the l!ermI.,,
, can ever convince me but that they de.l,ar
continue an incubus upon the couu'ry--pru,o.
ing the fair and beauteous character OF OUT Ia,-
tutions- marring the symmetry Of their diggi,
and graceful proportions, aud perhap, finals ,
extingush from the world the Only Star ~ i.
constellation of nations, whose pas sing bril!atg
and light are now leading the countries Of tiec
world to the triumph of freedom, independents
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-24

The Great Source IF Pauperism. - he NV.
dence American makes the following a"'%'
other remarks on the causes of paupers'h'
the returns this year from the lnde''''
BILE Medical Board OF the Dexter a syn"
Providence. we have the melancholy anu s"'' -
fact, fully authenticated, that out Of Nv a. -.
admitted to the Asylum the past year, w"'
come under the observation of the attending ~.
sicians, niuety-eight were incorporate pe' 80,
be;no five sixth, of all the adults. who have ~,
directly reduced to poverty and disease e., Il
use of ardent spirits! And what maze NV, w. 10.
temperate: They were not born 50: they W, VIZ.
become so in day, week, or non'"'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-24
TOitiOn
Drawing, and in the Spanish and Haf,a
LANGUAGES.

In Drawing, and in the Spanish and hai,an
Languages.
G. PINIsTRI respectfully offers to :be citizens OF
% Alexandria his services to teach in the above
branches.
Mr.. Pinistr is Italian artist, has taught in New
York for the space of twelve years. and in this District
for the last three years and is teaching Of
the most respectable families of this place.
Drawing IS useful to ALTO young ladies'. as an ac-
complishment and an elegant finish to their educa
ton; to young gentlemen, TO facilitate and give an
elegant finish their course of pursuits, viz 10 law
yer, in the Use of maps. direction Of land, &c TO
Doctor, for the anatomical study, drawing chemical in
struments, &C to smsrchan', to understand STAMPS.
patterns, &c; mechanical professions, it is not less
useful. No tailor make graceful aud well suited
dress without IT; 10 carpenters, shp-buiiders, house
builders, it is indispensable: in fact. there cannot
be wefn,hed mechanic of any kind wi,hou, a
L,o IaEu nr.u
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-24
ORIGINAL POETRY.
STANZAS.

STASZAS.
Thon say 81 ,hou'rt roaming tl,ro' the West
Ia search Of Fortunes smile;
That thou art seeking to be b'cst
Aud feSr'st no secret guile:
Youths unbroke spirits buoy thee Up
The world to thee is fair;
But oil beware the gilded cup,
For polson settles there.
who knows not fortune oft deceiycs
Those who adore her most;
Awhile fills every ssii-then leaves
Them on barren coast;
or true in simple literal faith
Unfulds her richest mine,
Consigning TO living death
Those whom her arms en,wine.
The lalismaric ore perysdes
The holders warmest veins,
Diminishing to obiYion'S shades
Congenal friendships strains.
rhe hrelipg harp and servi!e tongue
Uphold deIusion's throne,
whist miled by hatier,'s sulsorne song
Traits presence is unknown.
And love, celestial guest of home,
Is rarely found where wealth,
Ailurng star, tempts man to roam
In quest OF auSht but health.
1--we, Friendship, all the f.er chords
OlGFe are ieopar,lized,
II orce the human mind affords
,One though, where selfis priced.
Then seek no more. that. which ifipund
May III reward thy toll;
but turn all eye 10 objects sound
More tue than fortunes smile;
And bravely eS'ry prospect stake
Upon tie single die
OF WoNAx's faith, no power can break,
Pledged to Eternity!
oiemJer, 1851. |EEsfa
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-24
Dr.. Robert u. Grymes

RESPECTFULLY offers his professional services
IL to the citizens of Alexandria and its vicinity His
Office is on Fairfax street door to the Post Office,
where he can at all times De found
aug eft
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-24

Alexandria, in the District of Columbia, has
followed the example of Washington City and
Georgetown, in raising her warning voice against
the continuance of the present imbecie and vic-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-24
Jonathan Hutcher

AYAS this day received per the Shenandoah, Capt
L Rose, from liverpool. considerable part OF hi
FALL ASSORTMENT OF HARDY ARE.
SnolQ-eulm
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-24

A gentleman Of Mount Holly, y, j. died - .
week in few hours, from wounds received 'D.'
face, breast. and thigh, by the erpfo"'" i
brnndv cask, into w!ich he Inadvertently P'''''
a lighted candle.