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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-12-18

GEN. WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON.
| The Hero Of Tippecanoe and the Thames, i
brought forward as Candidate for the Presi
deney by some Of the Pennsylvania "boys .
who served under his command during the late
war. For cur parts we have had enough and
more than enough Of milifGry civil magistrates
but but-but all that is wanting. is, high grass,
and dry grass, a stiff breeze, and coal Of fire
to set the hills and vsllies in blaze-and then
-Hurrah for General Harrison
From the Harrisburg Intelligencer.
MR.. EDITOR:
would suggest. 10 you. the proptiety
Of calling a meeting Of the Harrisburg
Volunteers. friendly 10 the election Of Gen
WILLIAM II. HARRISON for the next
President OF the United States. | should
like TO see the Harrisburg Volunteers take
the lead in nominating the Commander Of
the North Western army in the war Of
1912, for the Presidency. | have read
with delight, his late letter on the victory
Of the Battle Of the Thames. 1t seems,
that without consulting any one, he plan
ned that battle, which resulted in glori-
Gus victory Of the American Arms.
Mr. Strong: am Jackson man,
have voted for the old General three times.
| did this because be had served bis coun-
try, and exposed his life. Now see that
some one has named another man in your
paper, as the successor Of General Jack
son, who has perilled his life for his coun-
Try. This is Gen. Harrison Of Ohio.
know him have fought the British and
Indians under his command. He has
spent bis life in serving his country and
now | understand. in his old age, he is
poor, Just as Jefferson, Monroe, aad ma
ny other patriots, who were too honest to
make money out of the public. Make him
President-I say, Hurra for the Hero of
the Thames.
GEN. WILLIAM III. HARRISON.
Mr. Strong:
have read with pleasure a communi-
cation in late number Of your paper,
signed One scho turned out IN defence Of
the country In 1914" recommending Gen.
William H. Harrison as a candidate for
the next Presidency of the United States.
know Of no man, who has yet been ma
tucu iUT tudt Di,u ohhSc, WI WHICH tiO
people would rally with SO much enthusi-
asm. The Hero Of the Thames, and the
commander Of the North Western Army
in the War of iSl2, is not forgotten by a
grateful people. The same popular en-
thusiasm that brought Gen. Jackson into
power, and has sustained him in the ex-
ercise OF it, against the combined talent Of
the country, can be rallied in favor Of
Gen. VIM. H. Harrison, who has been
Justly styled the Washington Of the West.
Gen. Harrson's whole life has been devo.
ted to bis country. Descended from enc
of the illustrious signers Of the Declaration
of independence, the son has inherited
the principles, the self devotion. and the
chivalry Of his Sire. AT the head Of the
armies of the Republic, in the most haz-
ardous and difficult campaigns Of Ameri
can wafare, 10 the councils of the nation,
and as an ambassador abroad, he has
magnifed the American character, and
shed glory upon her annals.
Let meeting. be called Of all persons,
rriendly to his election, and it will enkin-
4 lie blaze that will burn from one end OF
his union TO the other.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-12-18
AxsrED & wAx.zow WANTED
PUBLIC HIRING or SLAVES.

EETILL be offered at public hire. at the
wv house of Amelia Eichelberger, IN
Darkesville. on Thursday the 95th INST,
a nunlber Of ral,rabls SHARES consisting o.
Men. Women, Boys, and Girls. Bond
with approved security will be required.
"''" A. EICHELBERGER.
December II, 1S34-Sw
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-12-18
ron SALE

A YOUNG healthy female servant with
In 2healthy female children oDe twenty
months old, the other between six and
seven years. For particulars enquire of
the Editors.
October 90, fS34--u.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-12-18
sALr, COFFEE, POTATOES,
AND q III o z q.

WE'VE have received an additional sup
w ply of
100 bushels Mercer Potatoes,
500 do Fine and G A. Salt,
$500 lbs Java, Rio, and St. Domingo
Coffee,
100 pair Mems Coarse Shoes.
Case Yankee CLOCKS.
All good and cheap unx
LAUCK & STPHEN.
December IL, 1884.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-12-18

EEAYMAN'S ALE on draught, and in
EH bottles, at the Drug Store Of
r. MsSHERRY,
September 10, iss4.-by
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-12-18
VALUABLE PROPERTY
FOR SAL z OR II e II

A S contemplate locating in an ad
n joining county. | will sell my proper.
ty, situate on King street in Martinsburg.
The dwelling House is comfortable one;
convenient office, good stable, and other
necessary buildings. An indisputabie n
lie, clear of all incumhrance. will be CIV
en- to the purchaser Shonld it not be
sold by the lst oil March next, it will then
be for rent. My property on John street
will be leased fora term Of years.
WASHINGTON EVANS.
December Is, l834-3t
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1834-12-18
WIN. GOOD.

November 90. is34--tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-04-21

the foundation stone Of the sacred temple OF p0-
litical freedom. Every appearance OF encroacn-
ment. on this branch of the popular right, ought
to be received by all true wings with unfilnchlng
spirits.
of the wings of New ork, in the present state
of the country, and its deep and wide spread
distress, cordially concur in those sentiments
one and ALL think this distress has its origin,
directly, in Injurious and disastrous measures of
Government, and that the only remedy is the
repeal and reversal of those measures. The
laws must be re-established, in their just autho-
rity, and the public treasures restored to the
guardianship of the nations Legislature, before
confidence or prosperity can return.
The Experiment under which we are suffer
ing, and at which the world is gazing, some with
unfeigned sorrow some with sneers at the WIS
dom of Republics, and all with wonder and
amazement, IS now felt severely by the hume
rous classes of those in active employments
1t dininishes the value of property, 1t cuts OH
income, it prevents employment, by inspiring
fears of the future in those whose business, II
confidence were not destroyed, would naturally
furnish employment 1t ties up the hands of
labor and robs it of the bread of its mouth.
The case is not one which is to be relieved per-
manently by loans of money from any quarter.
What the industrious classes desire is, not to
borrow but to earn, they, ask not for bounty,
but for the return of their usual occupations.
They solicit no favor, they demand right; and
no right is dearer in Republican Government,
than that of living under the protection of wise
laws, steadily administered. They demand a
restoration of that confidence in the Govern
ment and in the laws which shall excite the in
dustry, awaken the activity, and reward the no.
nest labors of all; and in this demand trust
they will persevere until their,object be attained
l pray you, my dear sir, to present to the Com
mittee, and to the meeting, my hearty congra-
tulatons, and may the principles of the Wings
prevail forever! DANIEL WEBS IEk.
BENJAMIN G. WELLS, Esq.
Chairman, &c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-04-21

the war the sailors returning in fleets from the
West Indies, the South Seas, and other parts,
used on their arrival off the coast of England,
to be taken out of their ships-sent on board
the Royal Navy, without having been allowed
to tonch shore, or to communicate with their
families--and that other men used to be put on
board the returning trading vessels, to navigate
them up the Thames"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-04-21
TO RENT.

And possession girea on the 1st Nay nert,
IA The DWELLING PART Of the HOUSE
[:i4 of the late Mechanics Bank of Alexandria.
1t is pleasantly situated, and conveniently ar
ranged for the accommodation of genteel ia
mily; with good Stable, Carriage House, &C.
&c. For terms apply at the Office of the Fire
Insurance Company of Alexandria.
apr 9-eOtf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-04-21
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT
Ia The three story fire oofWAREHOUSE
l:#;l corner Of Prince and Union streets, now
occupied by the subscriber. IF not rented be-
fore the 1st of May, it will then be offered for
rent at public auction.
JOSEPH Fl. MILLER.
apr 9-eot1stMay
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-04-21

Arrival of the United States schr. Enterprise.
The u. S. schr Enterpize, 1t Com. Downing,
81 days from Rio Janiero, arrived at the Naval
anchorage this mornng.-Officers and crew all
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-04-21
ALEXANDRIA:
MONDAY MORNING, APRIL 81, 1884.
CONGRESSIONAL.

Our notice, in Saturdays Gazette, of the pro-
ceedings of Congress the day before, was ne
cessarily brief one, our columns being occu-
pied with the Presidents protest AS, however,
they were important, we make now more ex-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-04-21
CLAYTON. Our privileges are inv.,

CLAYTON. Our privileges are invaded ),
he. Let us do nothing till we vpdicat. odd
rights. Are we at the footstoo of the FL. ou'
tive, or are we an independent and co-ors: u
branch of the Government? That ontS
must be settled before we do any thing e a.S'On
Mr.. WILKINS then withdrew bio
giving notice that he should renew il ~, 'r y.
day, after the Senator from Ohio sbonIa I'0n
concluded his remarks. nave
The Senate then adjourned to Mondor =,
dav) : NIlA
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-10-11
~~ REWeAR0.

SrOl.EN - IL sssh1e q tAs sssscsi-
0bss, living - Eesssay. wayse cessty.
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kape1 seses 49, ssthss sssgA bsilt. Ihe
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vkl0e est % he sotsiae Il The right Ssss
Abeeise abeve the Assl. vesy tAis y 1esh,
= 49, slio swiaeA tail, rscks. and tsees
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oew sa66De, labDeA saass ne shiss. HISS
Z Ovais. bDee oaeiseet sa6dle eSo0s 80
easAo1 seissups. Alss. . birdie. bS.:s p!.-
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eneAakio ssoasa H. bsow BOD. 80 SiDgs
= eho ~ - assthss ssia. IT, aseve
ssvasa will - givse f6s he hsSess so
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OsesSes 4, 1884. ~
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-10-11

NY Wit q hssi hejas Of levira hcias e
ID - diseels1, fsso ~ wayee Circy.
Cent. I vn e6sr les sale q the sSosl
hsose Aess II ~ town q CestrSsss =.
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peshss fts sevss ysess q lst -. e, J. ~
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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-10-11

STATE Bank q l00t000.
|eUVHE subscriber for stock in the several
Z branches ofthe State Dank oflndiana,
are hereby soti6ed that they are required
|sUpay ~ 6ssG iasaalasnte On each share q
thcar stoek, to The respective Commission-
|srs hevisg charge Of the Subscription
books il each District, in the town whore
the Branch Bank in which such stock Is
|subscribed u located. and ut such public
place in said town - the said Commission-
err shall direct, on Monday the tenth day
II November next. And also, that on the
day succeeding, being the l1th day ofNo-
ve9ber next, at the usual place Of holding
|electioas in such town, between the hour'
| II tea o'clock in the forenoon and foul
eselsak = IT, afteFnosD, - elocthpa VA
Is ~, y ba1lse, ~ aigAa Diroceoss q
- pase eftAe respective 0tsekhe11ss b
|oseS sush heaneA; u which e1ontioa the
|Conmissionoss hs1disg ths SsbscEiPtios
Books Of stock In such District, are ap-
peinted Judges.
Nv order Of the Board Of Directors q
the State Dank Of Indiana, ON this 18th
DAY Of August, A. d. 1884.
80 JOSEPH, L. MOORE.
Cashise -. 49,,
Ialiasaesais, Aug. %, 1884. %.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-10-11

VuNDE StockholAers Of the Branch Bank
y It RicADond are hereby notified that
the frst instalment required to be paid on
the 10Th ofNovember next, will be recesv-
cd By the commissioners 1t the house Of
Dr.. lthansr Warner, on Pearl street, in
said town % that day.
lTHAlGKR WARNER,
ATTICUS SIDDALL,
JEHlEL r. JAMESON,
September 9Th, l634. Commissioner
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-10-11

RkM ALE SC OOl1e
MISS WHITWORTH, win open
M ! srhool On Nonday, TIE 13oA inseant. q
- - Soroerly oecnried b Ar. and Ass.
- few dposs easf It 6osDsr's hoeel tos
00isnuesssa e eAildssn and yoeng ladis: q
OstAsesaphy, Re.diag, HsaaansAip. 49,
Csanaas, Asithaeeic, Geography, and Neeass
vusk n IN ii various brancAss.
TER y 8 OF TUITION
OsthsxsapAy, Beading. Pennanship. EnEhsh
OsGn4as nd Asthaetic, per qsastes, = "
Nssdle-wusk,
Geography and History, ~
Rsst 81 .el separate charges, eqnally pro.
uneaiunad L. the numbes of scAolaFs. School
ksuss isoa6 O'Clock A. NJ. until 4esidian, and
ftuo I o'cloek 70 p. n.
Sepee0hes 90th. 1854 jim
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-10-11

I'm Tuesday last was lost in Richmond
" . douh1e cased, silver Watch, with steel
cAais and bsas key. Makes's naoe, Joaa
9;choe1s. Lsadoa, and ns0bss 5y545. The
49, Vii b hsndseGely sewasded By Ieavisg
- ~ watch q ~ e6oe, - giving inSosDa-
- = ohea q 10y - s6eained
SutooQhes Ut, 1884. nm
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-10-11
To PRlNTE RS.
Wehffe OWk ". AN0EeS'


ID ESPECTFULLY inform the printer
~ Of the United States, to whom they
have long been Individually known ~ -
tablishet letter Founder, that they have
now formed . co-partnenhip in said busi-
ness, and hope from their united skill asd
excessive experie nee, to be able 70 give
orders. The Introduction Of machinery
in place Of the unhealthy process Of cast
ing type BY hand,-a desideratum By the
European and American Founders, was,
By American ingenuity and . heavy ex-
penditure of time and money o. the part
Of our senior partner, first successfully &C.
Icomplished. Extensive use Of machine
cast letter, has fully tested and establish
ed its superiority in every particular, over
that cast by the old process. The Letter
Foundry business will hereafter be carried
on BY the parties above named, under the
firm Of Hhae, Hagar, & Co. The sPeci-
men exhibits a complete series from dia-
mond to "a lines plea. The book and
news type being in the most modern light
and shade.
White, Hagar, IL Co., are agents for the
sale Of the Smith and Rust Printing Pres
ses, which they furnish to their custsIners
at manufacturers prices. Chases, cases,
composing sticks, ink, and every article
used in the printing business, kept for sale,
and furnished on short notice. Old type
taken in exchange for new at 9 cents PEI
pound.
0rNewspaper proprietors, who viii
give the above insertions, will be entitled
to Five dollars in such articles ~ they
may select from our sPecimeas.
f.. WHITE,
Me- York. l69A. ". HAGAR.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-10-11

NY vseuo "a wsit ffs1e hotae = -
- d11oetod hto0 ~ Wanye Ceseess
Couge. vin e0sf - 49, - g eesss
AouDo oooe il ~ eowo q Cooesovsses -
- - day q Osssssf nc.e. ~ - 4.
- pso1ts ~ sevsa years eflee ~ 49,
~ part & H. ssvn ~ = y 49,
ooooSio - 0ehon, - Ue1o - 49,
- pesGas 1bssevea ysass wlt sseesa =.
&C. e0one - - saiisly sai1 e1susos
O0a - - 49, - 1880, soes -
eeS6-,ase 1e $50 . oxoeueiso = -
: 60srueew of1ooG1o Douuaa q ~ Gatt .
OpoGAw -, 1ooe
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-10-11

ALEXANDER MCURDY. GnasSal
a for the liberal patronage b has ~
ceivel. respectfully informs his friesds. I'D
the pablo generally. that - continoes
to carry on the TAILORING BUSINESS.
In all it, variess branches, At his old st.na
- Main street, two doon east Of j. u.
Law store, where all orders ID his llsS
vill b thaakfhlly recsiveA asa promptly
attended 70. Having . regular cosrespse-
tailsss sfNev Yssk, he i cosstantly fhF-
ieoe. Gasmoatseut at the shortest Dee5eo,
Al varsanted 70 81 wken properly a10G
R.
RieAmosd, February I. 1884.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-10-11

ENOR the instantaneous pruduction q
II liRht, caused ~ the friction prodsesd
By quickly drawing the match thresgh sand
,eoer. The boxes eontain l00' ms1cAes
40 .vill b seld at*l2a cents per bsxsso
A S per aossa; . large supPly Juet re-
oaived aud for sale by
C.E STURGIS e. Co.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-10-11

AND FOX SALE. The 0Ubocmbef
- o1ess for sale q tract ofL01 sionaesA =
Heavy County in this State, ahsae 1k4ssni1es
east Of Dlue river and fous nosth ofeho Qo16ooal
Road; coataining eighty acres. Saif LAad =
VII tinbered, part Of which = don4Uoe4
ahese = hewed log houss On the pgaDflgs
Any psrson wishing . pnscha0 ea1lpt -
her infoe0atioa from J0oiaA Snail. = IL 49, y
oshood, OF mysssfnear KioAoond.
June 2lst. 1854
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-10-11

J0Oe RuDo1oho0 anA 0oP oo1e,
At H. o0ce, auew I'D iasesesliaeean.
- 49,. STns RIxa - rus lxssus -. q
mC0gIslBlG.~ - Waka NAsnsy
rsies twsaey-Gve oeats.
9sposah0 37sh, 1854.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-10-11

The above articles can be bad - low II
|eur oseablishosnt ~ they can be procured
(vest q the mouDtaine. G. Z. 8. 4 Co
Sopeomber SOtA, 1884. 81
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-10-11
TO BOTANICAL DOCTORS.
3. r. STU R0IS e CO.

Have received from N agent in the
IL east large supply Of botanical ned
icioes, which hey warrant genuine and
hum aaalteraHisn. The following IL = Int
[1fso0o oftho articles:
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-10-11

WINTER STRAINED SPERA.O OIL.
w for sale BY the barrel or gallon, BY
C. e. STURG1S 4 Co.
10th, 1884. 81
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-10-11
LIST or LETTERS,

OEMAINING in tAe post Gee u Ce.-
1NvrsviIIs. Wayss ceesty .Ioaiass,w 49,
|6ass takea out II tAsee months VIM =
|sest % ~ gesesal pest e6es - dee6 -
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-10-11

No0 oAl1, vE1V Iowa eouoteP anl
- sAe3visg fes = noon 30t sqsare. n
Ouiso q tn e1ce.
AugUt 9. If
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-10-11

4 LIST efLsstsrs remaining h the Pssa
"A OGes a RieAoesa, Wayne Cssseys
4 lsaiaoa, - the Let. day q Oeteeer -;
4 WkeA, II Dot takss sse eeSese she ~ ~
e Js..:,Z ISIS: sA:y :si e ss. :s,s - =
a lGpr1is Thomas A
IAlexao6er Willis 1iJlG John
49, Ioeeph Miller An9uslus
IA.n;a J.mas Mitehel Heasy
lAnisoo y G Moe John
lAusem JehaO Mckhesoco AIexan-
IN der
Inafes Joha Mcclure Na,hapi
l8uhl Christian Mccoy William
BARK Jsmes Miller GeosRe ID
Baxter Thomas Moore Johnson
Bsinsoa John Mafchet Gizebeth
iBea~on Jesse N
Known Clayton NixO" Samuel
Burgett Michael3 Nosdike Isaac
Blown Sarah o
Baker JOSEPH ORbom Hannah
Bishop Samuel Cyan Peter
BAdcr JOHNNY Ogden Reymon
Becker Peter Oveman CosneliuD
Beachtlle Samuel Oconer Eawaa
Bull Hiram
C. Reirsoa Joha
CLARK Eizebeth Parry Joseph
Gull Hugh Perry JOSIAH
Crew Henry Page John
lCteekmogc william Perisher Camel
Carlos Samuel RDey Albert 2
Cadwaleder Joseph P0mroy Ab0is
Cook Eizcbeth Porter Robert
lClayto0 John b Place Nelsoo L
lCass N H Page Marian
Carter Aaron
Craft Thomas Ratray Mathew
ICouly BENJAMIN Rudolph Perry
lCordin John Rnssle Ruel
ID Rich George 9
Dickenson Hannah Rnssau n.
Debenport John Ritnour Margaret
Dozen William 8
E Scbo6eld Jonathan
Edward JohA ShssA3ef isoa6r
Evans Mary Shasp James u
Evans John Elder Spaaing v Mr.. =
F Satchel Mariah
French Julia A Smith George
Fensoa Amanda Smith Sarah
Fisher Heuman os6looeker DAVID
| Ftedesice Gsufer Scoet Joseph
|rfnher Thpnas Ssnith John G
| resa Tshias : Street samuel
!lss1usso Anikew Smith William C.
q scott John X
lisan - = ofs'aeee Senoei
l0INkssy JsGsf Stnessk -
|0illi1nd ~ 3 SsEvas lcs.bss
I0oadea lasken +
lGoodwia Win10 Thoapsua SW
H. Uasp Iehobob
Hanoi yoeainaAgS" 11eaereoe 1kooen
lSeces C'e zt S
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-10-11

N NGIISH SODA and SEIDLTTZpov
1Aee, for sale at The Drug store u
LlD0EY T. DU0G.
May I7th634
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1834-07-26
THE FIGURE HEAD.

The New York Mercantile Advertiser Of
yesterday morning. gives the following ac-
count of the decollation of the Figure Head
Of the frigate Constitution:
sWc have seen it from authority, in
which we have the most perfect reliance,
that there is but one person, whose char
acter our informant vouches for between
himself and the actual belFeader. The
decd was done by boy who had followed
the sea. He had no accomplish or assis-
tant 1t was entirely n creation OF his own
brain, and he had never breathed word Of
it to a human being. On the eve Of the ID
of July, at ~ O'Clock, he went in small
boat, with nothing but a saw, two ginblcts
and small rope. On arriving al the vessel,
he had the greatest difficulty in reaching
the gang way ladder, in which he finally
succeeded. The rain was filling in tor
rents, and when be stepped on the dnck, no
one was visible He heard the tread Of the
sentry below, but nothing daunted. he pro-
ceeded TO his work. lie bored the two
oimbIcfs into the head, and fastened one
end of the rope to them, the other end he
made fast to the vessel lie was two houss
in saving off the body. The iron bolt
which ran through. gave him much dificsIi-
| ty. as he was obliged to saw all around Il.
/ After this was done. the head was sir1y lit
| ed off the bar, and lowered into the boat
There another difficulty occurred. Tbs
boat had been left under one Of the scsIp-
Ipcrs, and the boy found it nearly fun o.
water. lie was obliged to take hold Of tho
boat rope, and raise up the bow, till sonle
OF the water had run out, when he Rek =,
and safely reached the shore
i ave give the above account to ON Ic1a-
ers, because We believe it TO be true. Be-
sides the boy, there is, Or rather vas, bat
| one person in Boston 10 whom the fact was
Known