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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-18
From iAs Es,s York Erprsu.
POLICE.
Verify thou troubles, me-"

Singular DereioPment.-Yesierda,
morning lady applied 10 the magis
trates for advice under the followin.
circumstances. II appeared that sh,
was the wife Of Mr.. John Dillon, a re
spectacle dentist residing in Hudsor
street, but that he had recently dis.
carded her. and refused 10 allow hei
any means Of support.
During the examination. II was sug
gested thai the above gentleman haC
another wife residing in the city. The
magistrates directed inquiry to be made
and such was proved 10 be the fact. A
warrant was then issued for his appre.
henslon on the charge Of bigamy. An
examination took place in the after.
noon, at which his first wife, a comely
looking Irish female with her daughter,
attended.
Their dispositions were taken, from
which it appeared that Mr.. Dillon re-
sided IN Ireland, in the county of Ros-
common, about p years ago. at which
place he was married to his first wife
by whom he had daughter. When
the daughter was five weeks old. under
some pretext or other he suddenly lef,
them and came to this country. lie
resided alternately a, New York and
Philadelphia, obtaining a handsome
living by the exercise Of his profession
as dentist.
Shortly after his arrival. he visited
the State Of Connecticut. While there
he became enamored with a Young
lady, attracted, IT is said, bv the pearly
whiteness Of her teeth, OF which he
was SO good judge. Considering
like many others, that the fact of the
blue waves Of the Atlantic rolling be.
tween them and their former spouses.
to be tantamount To a divorce, he per-
petIated matrimony second time. and
bore away his lovely prize to this city
TO bask in the sunshine of her pretty
blue eyes. and TO attend to his profes-
sion as heretofore.
Meanwhile his first wife had heard
no tidings Of him. aud was obliged to
"Hf'l iOi PdiOeuiai diu. ~ Tue aye Ol
sixteen the daughter also came to thi.
country, with directions from the mo.
Their to discover, if possible, the fugitive
parent. She obtained place as SER
want in this city, and about three years
ago actually discovered him. She has
lately sent for her mother from Ireland
who arrived here few weeks ago, and
thus, after an absence Of twenty-five
years. has 1.-The deserted bride" had a
meeting with the faithless bridegroom
who had consigned her and her memo
~ TO the waters of Lethe forever.
Mr.. Dillon is man of gentlemanly
appearance, and about forty-6ve wears
OF age. He was accomm odated with a
seat near the magistrate during the ex-
animation. He was eventually dis
charged. the law requiring the indict-
ment to be made three years after the
offence.
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q I'is--a LSt"g - ., = remarked. >. .
Singular fact. BY Ns~ Ofle,s. psp., ne,
h' names Of me leading men ~ho have Gg,u.
I'd ~ our eOuntry ,sruins's 18th .. -f,r N.
stsnre
Washington. Jefferson. Madison,
Hamilson, Jackson. Clinton Livingston.
HoPkinson. Harrison. Wdkinson. SIN.
gleion. Marios Middleton, Fulton. and
m addition 20 ihese We have Houston,
who Is shout e'iablishing he ineepsnd.
encc II a country.
Thirteen names Of the signer, oftbs
Declaration Of Independence bad The
same termination. sBd he names Of
the gresiesi captains Of their dsy end
with the came lettefs--Nspolson, Mel
son and Wellington.
The election Of Cea. HAAElaou is
dasiiaed 10 FeBdsF TIE fact otili 49,
Weg1h1 ~ sg4se. AZ Ne ssaas ~
ySsessy 80 e. 0sE 80.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-18

Memory does not differ from imagi-
nation. Without memory we can ina
gias nothing. snd vith0lt tmaginstioa
ws esnnot Fseeiissi.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-18

Books and Homes-A good book
and a good woman are excellent things
for those Who know how 10 appreciate
their value. There are men, however.
Who judge Of bo1h kaA NJ bssuty q
der eOpssing.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-18
VOL. %.
MRS. STALEY

"OULD respectfully inform the a
" dies Of Harpers-rerry and its vi.
entity, that she has opened q
Millinery and Fancy Store,
In the room recently occupied BY Mr.. NV.
Illus, saJeweller's shop, and solicits share
OF their patronage, assuring them that She
viii spare no exertion 10 please. Mrs ).
has just returned from Baltimore, and Is pre-
pared TO accommodate them with tho
--latest Fash ions and ssioss
Elegant articles.
Her assortment is very omplete-eompris-
English Straw. Leghorn and Tuscan Gypsy,
Cottage, and Greeian Cottage BON
NETS,
Ieghorn Plat % new and handsome article, }
Elegant Fancy Handkerchief, Blond, Gauxs,
Grape, &c.
Betting. all colours and new patterns,
Splendid veils-Dress Caps, oil patterns,
Superior French-worked Cspes and Collars,
Muslin and Bobinett,
A large assortment OF French, English, and
American Flowers.
Bonnet Ribbons, NEW style,)
Gloves, (Pic-oit, hid, SCI
Embroidered Silk Hose, (blsck and white J
False Curls, Puts, and Braids, (every color, }
and Everlasting Puhs, "a new article, } &s
SPLENDID JEWELLERY
OF EvERr DESCRIPTION,
Earnings, Breast-Pins, Rings, Chains, and
Guards-Buckles, Watches, Thimbles, sc.
And great variety Of other Fancy Articles.
Harpers-Ferry, June 80. ls36.-tf
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ATTtcuoN.-"I speak as feel. "
returned Clifford were the woman
love suffering through poverty would
beg nth her u could not relieve her
through injustice, would defend her.
from unkIndness ! would protect her,
end u the World forsook her. would be
TO her the world"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-18

MELANCHoLY.-Mrs. Martha. aged
- years wife Of MIR. Ephrain Batch
elder, OF Portland. was drowned in
Casco Bay on MONDAY last. As we
gather the facts from Mr.. y. they arc
as follows Himself and the deceased
were m a small s1il boat. when by soma
accident the boat upset. He sue.
ceeded IN grasping his wife. and in
righting the boat several times. For
two hours, he thinks. he sustained HIM
self and wife, bv the aid Of the boat
which being full IT water. was most
Prccaflous support. But his cx,raordi.
nary eXeruonS did no, avail his unfor.
tunlte wiic.-Hc was compelled n
see her perish notwithstanding M,
extraordinary efforts. AZ The expir,.
ton Of about two hours from the time
the boat upset. Mrs r. died from ter
ror and fatigue. Bu, though she had
persisted. he si,ll supported her lfelc.,
body an hour and a half longcr-,hat
her friends might # hy chance be
should BE- rescued. have the melan.
choiv saiidIciion 81 performing the
last duties ~ her remains. HIS Her
culean powers, and heroic devotion
dad not avail. lie could sustain her
no longer-and he Goated away from
has grasp. On being asked n there
was NO other person ~ The boat. he
replied, nothing else at all but a poor
dog-and once when the body Of nv
~iie escaped from nv hold and was
floating away be- swan after e. and
brought " back % Nlr y. gradually
flosied towards the shore--but rom
cold and exhaustion became sensele,s
before hc rcIched v " ben he re-
covered hi. senses be found hImself
upon The beach, he tide reoeding and
ht boat q rod or two from him.
Ea'is'u .lyKys
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NO. %.

ing press was broken TO pieces, and the
largest piece dragged through several
OF the principal streets and then thrown
INTO the river. Thus far every thing
vas done in the most systematic order.
and as IS believed. was tacity coun-
,enaneed by a very large number Of our
most respectable citizens.
AT tins Juncture. however, the names
OF B'rney, Donaldson, Colby. SC. (all
leading Additionally were shouted by
numerous voices, and Immediately
three or four hundred Of the mob
rushed 10 BIrney's dwelling. The mob
were well provided with tar and feath-
ers. On arriving at Birney's house.
the abolition editor was demanded-b,,
son. youth of about sixteen, came To
the door, and assured the multitude
that his father was no, at home.
IL was soon satisfactorily ascer.aincd
that he had left the city in the stage for
Hillsborough several hours previously.
The mob then directed their course 10
the house OF ono of the Donaldsons.
t'he Other residing in the country and
dcmanded him 10 be delivered up 10
them. Some ladies' came 10 the door.
and pledged their word that Donaldson
was not AZ home, and assured the null
'ltude that no one but ladies' we're in
the house. The mob immediately de-
parted IN search Of but did not succeed
IN finding hun. IL was afterwards ~.
certaincd that he had fled from .he
house few minutes before the arrival
OF the mob, and had escaped through
an alley or retired street 10 some un-
known place. The cry of Church
Alley was now rcsoundcd through
the mob. This Is place where
quantity Of black and " hitr men and
women, and infamous characters re-
side, hudfied pTcmiscuously together
IN five or six small buildings. In afew
minutes the inmates Of these wretched
brothclS were turned into the streets.
and the windows Of the buildings. and
every article which ,he buildings con.
tanned destroyed and scattered 10 ,ha
four winds Of heaven. Here. by tho
peaceable Interference of several citi-
zens, the progress OK the mob was ar
rested, (as was supposed. fnally) every
body, apparently, promising 80 dlsperso
and 20 home.
An hour or two aherward.. two or
three hundred again collected together
and demolished the windows and fur.
nlture of d or small negro houses OF
bad character, on and near the corner
OF Columbia and Elm streets. in tho
part Of the town commonly called tho
swamp. In the course OF this attack a
gun was fred from window Of one Of
the houses. and vodng man by tho
name Of kinscv was severely shot in
the hiP and LEG BY large sized pigeon
shot. The wound We believe is not
considered very dangerous. though he
was perforated with twenty odd shot.
The mob having accomplished all they
intended, finally dispersed about three
o clock on Sunday morning.
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EDMUND r. GAINES.

To the officers commanding he { &
troops at o. near Ns-ogdyches. near
Texas.
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he submitted to the consequence with
out grumble or demur, and remarked
that al things must have their cour,e
and support, while here on earth; Il
appeared ne then turned to his wheat
which was in the sheaf-the mos.
bright and beautiful and best filled. I
thought, l ever saw: and | thought "a
the time of our looking at it, he CON.
menced opening the boot of straw.
with the assistance cfmyself and an.
other person that was present, aaa
between the head and the FIRST joint
there was kind of eggs deposited 70
the number of six or eight, similar 10
the eggs ofthe silk worm, and he Oh.
served that these eggs were TO destroy
the wheat and occasion a famine.
which would take place in two Or
three years. l then awoke, and being
so impressed with the subject, ! could
not feel satisfied without having il
committed to paper, for the perusal Of
my fellow citizens in general-beins
well aware of the laughs and scot,
it will meet with, but when your fear
and calamities come,h, think then O:
JOHN GiLLlS' Dream.
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(BY REQUEST.l

To ALL THOSE wHoa THIS NAY BE PRE-
sENTEo:
/, John Giles, a citizen Of
Wayne county. Indiana. do publish to
nv le,Iow citizens and the public gen.
crazy, that on the night OF the 18th
OF March, 1884, as was composing
myself in my bed, it appeared very
plainly and impressiveIy to my view.
that the Apostle Paul was personally
here on the earth. and that his occu-
patton was that Of wealthy, upright,
and industrious farmer. and was sur
rounded with all the abundant
ries Of 81 bsistence, that the heart OF
nan could wish for; his stock of hogs.
cattle. sheep, and horses were Of the
finest quality. l thought. while view
ing these things, al OF sudden, there
appeared to be an army Of soldiers
marching through the land, on some
warlike occasion. (the particulars not
being made known to me) and laid
waste, destroyed, and carried of oil
the Apostles live stock, Leaving him
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said the speaker. were made in the year
1891. "and arm witness that they were
made"
Itisevidently the intention Of the twelvs
Norman Apostles 10 prevail upon members
of the church IN this p,ace TO dispose o!
their property AMI proceed With them IL
the West. and from the profound respect
with which their nonsense was listened &c,
have I'd doub, but that they will prevail!
on manv OF he believers Ia pursue this
course. 1t was really hum;llating to observe
'!c f4l!,, lli,y OF human reason displayed
IN the mos: ctouclIny reverence With
which their discourse was received ty the
neiiey,nc portion of the audience. We
had not thought it possible TO lind IN one
small town in New England, the boosted
land Of intelligence. - large number OF
persons who could be led astIay by doc
ir,nes which at the first glance appear SO
very absurd and ridiculous; but it has teen
remarked that no system Of religion, how
ever absurd or ridiculous, can be devised.
which will not find some staunCh support
ers and believers among men. Ampng the
audience We noticed severa! aged lnen.-
Ole of them told ns that he had come one
iundi ed and tfi, miles fr I'm Maine toe the
purpose OF attending the meeting .-Green
field Gaz.tte
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pHRENOLOGY.

The interesting and graphic re-
marks below, are from late WORK on
Phi, enology Published in Boston.
81 know OF nothing more interest,"
ing, OF, to one who is unpcepared Tor
such an exhibition, more Startling,
than the array of skulls AMI casts, IN
the great chronological Go'gothas OF
London and Paris: first. You see hun
dreds of mean. flat skulls, with the
top as narrow ami the crowns as low.
as those ofmonleys or dogs; they are
the skulls ofid!ots; they are ranged
side by side in long rows-and a glance
tells You there were never brains
enough in them to elevate their wear
iers above the brutes: then there are
others. with the back parts oftle head
very large. bot the front vila!nousiy
low-these were gl;,ttons, Or Sensa-
alists, robbers. pirates. or mard afcrs;
they are ranged rank upon rank. By
scores and by hundreds: others have
the head better proportioned. bat
the upper region is narrow or fiat,
and the part above the eyebrows pro-
jectinr. AMI we'll developed; these
are the knowing ones. the SIRE Sd,
cunning. cautious. cheats or swind:ers
OF these are multitudes: other ranks,
more thinly filed, show how the lofty
top, the bulg.ny front. the spacious
breadth. which mark the heads OF
philosophers. the moralIsts, the men
who are Law unto themselves.
Now alrthese different groups seem
still to talk in theit natural language.
even after death; and SO strong IS the
ASSOCIATION with shape. that the dry
skall bones. CT the colorlass plaster
still. preserve it: and you see the stu
pid idiot.c stare, or the groveliing
animal caze. or the keen cunning look,
OF the lofty d,gniied glance. as You
regard the skull of the idiot-the SEN
sualist-;he rogue-or the phiIoso-
pher.
I Here. at this last mastering. there
is no disguise-it is the unrob.ng oil
PLAYERS after the p,ay-the drama OF
life is closed-the actors have laid a.
side their mask. secretivenesS has for
I got It's cunning. AMI hypocrisy has
dropped his cloak. Here the Phre-
nologist is in ms clement: no refine
ment Of education. no polish Of man
lner. no disguise Of dress can now EN-
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March 7.
BY Mr.. CLAY,

X solved, That the Secretary o. the
Treasury be directed to communicate to
the Senate the total amount expended in
constructing, and reparing the Cunoer-
land rond (ncludins bridy'ne), aud dis
'ingu,shins the sums expended cFst ct
Wher.,n-. and in the thee States Of OBJ
q Indiana, and Illinois; and that he also
communicate 10 the Senate the total a
mount Of the two per cent. winch hy me
co,npac,s with the States ot Ono, L diam
\. Illinois. ami Missouri, respectively. was
res rived out Of the net proceed, o! the
sales Of the public lsrds. for making roads
or canals leading to those several States,
distinguishing between the amounts OF
that fund which have accrued IL each OF
those States: considered, and adopted.
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CON GRE S Sic y 4 l..
SENATE.
Eri,{cu. Eurci 4.

Mr.. Upton, on leave, Introduced a
D.i. supplementary to the act providing
Tor an exchange of land with the Indians.
aud fr their removal west If the Aliss,s-
sippi. Read twice. and referred 10 the
Committee on Indian Afiirs.
CUMBERLAND ROAD.
Tie Cumberland Road Bill was now
taken up, the question being on Mr.. Cliy'-
motion TO reduce the several appr"prt'i-
lions in the ball 10 the su;ns o. the ti!i OF
the last session.
The oucs.ion was divided on the VAIL
Gus appropriations, AID lie motion W.
carried in regard 10 ONO, by years u,
pays 10.
The motion was los, in re!a'ion TO In
diana. hv wears %, mas p
Mr.. CLAY moved tn receive tie apPro-
pria'ion for Illinois, SD IS 10 prov'he for
the grading Of the road in that State. and
10 d,scl lin any obligation in Congress I"
Nc A,iamisc il. This motion was CARED
by yeas 81. nays II.
Mr.. BLACK. partly on the suggestion
Of Mr.. Moore, pr 'poSe'! 20 ament the bill
by appropriatine $4,000 frr the repair
and Reconstruction Of 4 p zion OF the mii'i
mail road between Washington city aud
New 0 leans, III ard near Ain anna. Inc
motion Was los, hS yeas 4. NAYS oi.
o., motion e Mr.. NAUDAiN, the ap
nropri tons in OHIO and Indian, res'rct
ed L. The entire completion o! the road. as
far as il could b. doae, 50 that sucli parts
mich, be sarvicra!les 10 the States.
Mr.. CRrTTI\DEN moved to strike
out ,l.a, portion ot sle Bill which des G
mites these appropriations as to be crea'
ted l,v the complct bet" ecu the United
States and the lUrcc northwestern States
| S II mere mockery, reference to Il fun'
which had been far more than already e>-
pended.
Messrs. Clay. Upton, IL cdriciss. N'ng
of Albania, Nile, Robinson, f'':cr
Black, Moore, Cri,tender. and sio'rls
ipsr,icpa,ed in the debate. which was We
~ de-utory, on :ness proceedings
Before the 9ues ion was takcn on Mr.
| Clittenden's one ndrnen'.
The Senate adjourned TIL monday.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-03-19
MORNONISM IN NEW ENGLAND

81 JOINS II V Vt.
The Mormon Society here is probably
more numerous than IN any ether !!age III
New England; between thirty AMI forty
persons are included in the church. AH
old barn Standing bs the ro;.a side has teen
fitted up as ID temporary place OF Assem-
bi,gc. and on entering II VIC tonni quite
numerous, audience, the majority OF wiIom
were femaies. Ga the sca1 OF the blrn
we're seated TIE twelve Mormon Apostles,
50 called hv believers, from Olio. They
looked fresh from the back woods. A
brother Of Joe Smith, the chief prophet,
composed one OF the number. We had
been seated but a short time before the
service commenced \ ct singing two
or three h. mas, nns 81 ne ap ST. arose
and commenced nur.l,,l7g the Kings
EieIish.in an address on ihe a1,l's- Oh g It's.
lie said that God i'll h,, marey il q vouch-
sled 40 the church II il,e later day
sain,s,''i. e. the Norm rs, ccIt'.n :..tts and
among these were "ihe CT # tongues,
a.,d the gift o. hea,,ns II, WIS conceF-
nIn- the abuse OF the c .wo ciis cspeci l.
l.. that lie wished Ia ad .rcss the audience
at the present TIM; inasmuci as that
,llro' the abuse Of them by the SAINTS, great
harm had resulted to the church.
Alter this ap sile had taken his seat, a
second one arose no sp9 Ike more inteli-
gioy. For the benefit oi .hose OF the au-
d,encc WHO were u1acqi.n'ed With the
Mormon faith, he entered into an expos
ZION of IT, and then tempted 20 defend
the system. IL said the later Cay 8 lnts
believed the bible 10 De divine revelation
and that S, f.r as Its preceps extended II
was sufficient and worthy oil al Observance.
BI; the Oh sevel. tons were hot suited &c
the present condition of mankind. H
meet the wants ea.endered b, moro
! CIVILIZED state ct Ssc.e;v, said The cps aker
fresh revei4li 5ns we're needed. aud these
. in mercy 10 .nan, lad Leen grlcio'issy sup
piled. The speaker then Proceeded &c
read FROM the book Of Mormon the purpoF
! o. all. which was, that God had set apart a
! tract OF country in the ''~estern bounds 6:
Missouri" for the Inheritance Of the latte
day saints; that i. was 10 be called Ne -
Jeruszlem;' inat ai,houg b it belonged II
the saints BY right, We, they were TO o.
tain the land from the unbelieve.s BY p.r.
chase, in order that they might rest. Here
s.id be, the latter day :sA,nis ere TO b
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Ne agents Of the Society are authorized 70
call upon each Of you: and it 10 expected
that no American will be found SO ,ndif
loren, to his own reputation and the char
ac,es of his country ass1 with; or refuse
he mite from al object 81 uLoie. 50 pa'n
c,ic, and 50 honorable to the American
People.
r. rider o. lie Board o. Managers o!
the svas.,irr:o, Na,ion1l Monument 81
eie'y: GEO. WATERSON, Sec'y.
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81 2 81 .


0.rln consequence of high waters
we had no mails to this place on
Thursday night; we a~e therefore
deprived of the latest news. Una
voiJabie disappointments like this we
can put up with, bat sometimes feel
disposed to give tongue to our vexa-
tons when there is no apparent cause
for delay.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-03-19
THE WHITE JESSAliINE.

We are told that before II, arr;va,
in France. the jessanine grew on.v
in Italy; a Duke of Tuscany was its
hrst poSsessor, This Duke wished 10
enjoy alone so charming 4 possession
and forbade his gardener to give away
SINCE stock. single dover. The
gardene, would have been faithful.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-03-19

Tie FLOWING is lis, of Dlreeso
the United States Bunk chosen sioes
rechar.er BY the .sate Of Penns!IvAnA
Nicholas Bidd.e,
Richard Price,
John Sergeant,
John B.. larG, Jun.
Thomas P. Cope,
Henry Troth.
Manuel Eyre,
James Worth, Of Bucks,
John r. Nef, -
Jonathan Robert, OF MOAN
William Platf,
Charles Chauncey,
Amos ElImaker, Of H
Joshua Lippincotf.
Antsose White,
Lavreoce Lewis,
lGatthev NsUki. 4.
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Fatal 1ccideat.-On Thursday
last, 4 lad. son Of Mr.. Jones who re-
sides about two miles west of this
place, was killed by the falling of the
limb of tree. He survived the ac-
cident but few minutes.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-03-19

STATE WoRKs.-The Board of In
ternal Improvements for this State,
closed their first sitting at Indianapo-
lis few days since. but we have not
received a full account of their pro-
cecdings. We understand however,
.ha. they intend putting under con-
tract this season, q part OF all the
principal works. the surveys of which
have been completed, and have taken
measures to borrow two, or two and
4 half millions immediately. J. l..
Williams, Esq. is appointed Enyi-
neer in Chief, with Il salary Of $4,000
per annum. The Whitewater canal
is 10 b, commenced at Lawrenceburg
and put under contract as far as
Brookville this season. Gen. T.. Long,
one of the Board, will superintend this
work.
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IVashington--!' is said that the hei-h
9th p-np sed monument to the Fataef
nfhis conn.ry. is actually to be SIX hun
.red and io,'y feet If.his be true, it will
be the noble ST monument and the highes'
in the world. Nothing but plan of con
struc,ion like that Of tbs celebrated Eddys
ton ligh, house, one would think can make
ii secure. Y. PAPER.
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according to the part he was bts. fit
ted to play, better than any stage
manager could have done in life.