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!ifaH RobJeries-7rrests-W learn from The CinSIn'
natl Republican that the great Northern mail rom w.
umbus 10 Toledo was robbed it is supposed, near Lyme
Huron county Ohio Both the mail bags were cut open
The amount Of loss sustained has not yet been ascef
tanned Upon the arrival Of The mail ut Lyme, on 'he
st inst the postmaster of that Office (bT Lyman Sron91
with great promplnde Instituted an investigation anu
strong suspicious resting upon man named ii0nf W'o
WIS passenger in the stage, he forthwith went IN pnr
suit of him. He overlook and arrested han al Gfnnve,
and brought him TO Columbus on the morning OF 'hc
9TH inst. where he fully committed Tor trial
On The 2Gh ult the Postmaster OF kingsvie, Ashta-
bu!a county, Ohio (Srphtn Aiunger and his son. Har
risou Hunecr, arrested BY Mr. james BrO1n, one
o. the agents Of the Post Office Department. on susp
cion ni rubbns from the mail. They were comn'ltteI
and will receive their trial at the mex, session OF The
s. court TO he held in Columbus in May
is slated that Ten per:ons including those mention
ed above have been arrested in Ohio alone. within the
las, Two months, for depredalions the mails.
We barn that Dr. Ash5"l Smith Surgeon General
of the Tc1nn Army, arrived in this city yesterday un-
der orders from his Government We are informed,
also that he brings dispatches 10 General Hunt The
II khan Mia;strr.-.Nat. Ia.
Tic Iiarlamus cuscs-Socknn Il Stokes rs Post
master GeneraI-are expected 10 be taken up this week
in the Supreme Court.
It is Understand that The end Of the present term Of
the Supreme Court the Attorney Genera! of The United
States Mr. Butler is resign his Office MIR G!pln OF
Philn is spoken Of as his succr ssnr-.ftct. Gd:'uc.
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W7ERY VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE -Furr
y ant to the last will and testament Of Mai Roha.
Park decd, offer, at private sale the lanes telon
inc TO his estate, situated near Oxford Granville Coun
North Carolina. -
The upper tract lies on both sides Of Fishing CreL
within two miles OF that i1ourshng village and is
mated TO conuin 200 acres, 2UO Of which are cree.
botto very productive in grain, and susceptible Of
great Improvement, al moderate expense The uplant
il soft easily cultivated and productive; and such q.
as is not fresh having for the most part grown 10 in
nine is rapidly recovering lis former fertility. Thea
are 300 acres original timber, we'll suited 10 both fen
cling and building purposes and so situated as To hc Gen.
yenicnl to all parts Of the plartn!inn The improve
rnsnts consist of comfortable dwelling house. with
rncus--a large cotton gina grnuary with stables a,
tac!lcrl-a smoke house. crib!obacc" barns apl
som. cabins. Il is believed that cxcrlrn, ovcr,L
mill might be huilt on this tract commanding Tie best
water power in the ne gIbGIliuad.
The lower tact is situated four miles from 0rto,i
ana contains by very old surveys $50 acres. This il
generally believed 10 be one Of the best estates of rs m
lent in this section of country ibuut leo acres ar.
creek Gollom of superior quality mud from lot 10 00
acrrs of tobacco land yet 10 clear. Timber very
abundant. and at lrihing cost. The saw mill, whirh !,
on 4 rond SITE might be put in opera,!Un and rendered
profitable There, are two settlements this land with
dwelling and out houses ct each-some good tobacco
barns, &c
The terms will he made accommodating, ard we in.
yi,e proposals om snch persons disposed MAKE
investments in valuable real estate.
Oxford offers the advantages Of schools aud g"od So
ciety, and these lands presen. those Of soil fine wae
and pure ar.-Wr;,en communications will be address
ed 10 US al Warrenton. North Carolina.
WELDON y EDWARDS
GEO D. BASKERVILLE,
Executors IF Robert Pnrk, decd
Ian o3 SS-l~,
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gsAilFAX ACADEMY at Ha!aE Court,hcnsr, Tugina-Thc
"a Trustees OF the Halifax Academy having been crahrd b! the
raIy of The ezcns suitable buildings for
ornn. tho school, take pleasure nnnouncins 10 the pub
lie, they procured The services of Sir jonH r. LEE "a
graduate Washington College, Pu as PEScrA OF the lnstu
The on experience OF Mr. Lee, together with his classical
literary requirements justify the Trustees IN assuring the pub
ic boys this Seminary will he correctly and "rO"ghg
Whatever they required study Young gentlemen who
nery entered the with credit themselves aud
teacher; anil their coes has afterwards reflected
honor the schouat which they laid the foundations sub
As IN PRINCIPAL there will he Immediately cm,
puyeds competent tenchcro and Natural Philosophy
hut until the committee nPpuncd for that purpose succeed IN pro-
such Assistant that department " remain under the dec-
ton Of IN, Principal. q
should i, found necessary the Institution
iy Usher will also be employ cd 10 take charge o The su-
boys nnd prepare them for the higher studies OF the
While the Of instruction will be strictly prpGraory 10
COLLEGE, also the design OF the trustees to furnish nj ths semi
nary the mchnS OF acquiring an ecuc"''on' u to"p
uiu: sufficiently extensive TO cnnhe young I'D
successfully the various duties and aocaenS Of nc
studies will enlarged liberal, and rri-
brace greater variety Of subjects than usual in Academies intend
ed merely preparatory to other chuos The trustees are dert
mined tina, taught shall he taught and that
SCHOLARS and superficial snntteefs, sui be the %
$pring Of the Institution.
TrR-Thc academcal year will be divided into scsso"s Of
months each The first session IN the Isl day OF
18th dr. OF July and end the 18th
of rccmcr following: Trlnos in the common branches OF an
English education. Arithmetic. Grammar Modern Geography, &c,
darS Ia the higher banchcs Of cducuon nclud-
ing the Latin sud Creek languages. ncen, Geography Mythology
Antiquities, the branches OF
cheu",y History Logic, Rhetoric n aud hcnal Philosophy,
Mathematics and Natural Philosophy fifteen oIGrs per session
c-n 'r hnh III private Ut
and Ga:hbo.hond sufficiently attend srioo on very
moderate trrrns RICIlD. LOGAN,
President Of the BJasi Of Trustees.
TIos J. GREE., Secretary.
Person. cruus further inquiries respecting the Ica
DENY REFERRED the following scncmcn residing IN the
county al Halifax:
EJmunds Col Paul Taylor, Wm. a. Clark Thomas e.
Charles Dresser, e. Bruce, John y! Caring
Dr. Thomrs H. Avcret,, Gen Edward e. Darlington Col VIM
T. b. uw. Col VIM Bailey, Cul. John II. Winhsh, Thomas l
Sprasiu E,hebr a. Coleman, Rev. John T. Clark Elisha Parks
e ir John Wilson, Wm B. anss John Wmh;.h. John {. Nj
chic Arrstead Bar sae Mini John 8 ewe!sn Maj Charles
ahlniss r. Harris, VIM Holt James Young James
S. EnsIry, VIM Wnrhop Maj John aksdac, Elisha Belts Col
Charles \. laInw, Henry Edmunds, Thomas Young Wilnm H.
uwcu Charles r. Turhcrvills, John j. McPhai Clement Lips
comb, VIM. ". WOmack, Henry Wilson.
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+ OF the President AMI directors OF the Louisa Rail
~ Road Company held Louisa Courthouse On ilonay, the
9th of OctoLer 1897:
Resorcd That tho stockholders the Louisa Road Company be-
they hereby required into the Farmers Bank Vi Virgil
mia, addition already called twenty dollars
share each share held by them in the stock OF the said
the following Instruments namclsS5 share the St
January s. per the lst day OF February
the h day Of March next; aud - share the
Isl day OF April A. usual interest will b. allowed all
before they become due aud interest will be
charged all that punctuy paid Ky order Of the Hoard
NATHANIEL THOMPSON, Clerk.
" B. The nsalmens that have been called Tor, including the
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MUCH r.gr REMAINS uNsrN@.


LINES no A CLOAK.
b. CIR au.ha- ,crap2ed mp in tss hreadhdre suglees.
rhs Douglas round him drcs his CLOAK,
Folded his a:ms, and thus he spoke:
How ps, when wo'the heart hath wiuas,
Doh Friendship show hs dropping feather;
But thou, old friend, hrs. ever chung
Mos: CLOSELY ia the aturmieSt wcd her:
Whcn sunlight ,,hcj my path III gold,
Thu diisi not share the JOYS which ctowncom mss
But when the chsn.ei:hs world crew cold,
| f.lt thy warm embrace around me-
Yet have oft, in srucccss scorn--
How It'll. did such scorn become mc'-
Vowed that thou vert not 10 DO borno,
And rndcly .nshiy cast thee from me;
OF have lain, in thee IN coilcd.
o. the damp earth with light dew soiken
And lille rocked Thy mp was .poiled,
So lon. as mine remained nnDrokeh
How many league, on sea ard shore,
Have thou and together wended,
II I'm no better than before,
VINO can deny that Lhol art msndod:
And ye,-,ho fact may not hide
T'nou vor .rst toward thy d1solationi
Those dreadful stitches in thy side
Are running thy constitution
Thinnc, thou groves: day BY day;
Igyicvoto see the course thuurt taking,
Thy b,n, hourly wastes away,
The thread by which il hangs, is breaking
Farewell, old friend! thy worth is known;
Let the world lser thine aspect needy,
Thy tears have been so often SOFA.
marvel not thou lookest "sEEDr'"
,,ncs Town. January, 1888.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-17

~IDEON LANGSTON-Take notice. that we shall
GH proceed take the dispositions Of Dr. Charles
Louisa, on Thursday, the LIST day of March next, be.
tween sunrise and sunset of that day. be read I'd evil
dence in suit in Chancery pending in the Circuit
Superior Court Of Law and Chancery for Louisa coun
ty, in which you are plaintiff and we and others are de-
frndants-and if from any the said dispositions
shall be commenced and completed on that day. we
shall proceed from day TO day, between the same hours
ill completed-when and where you may attend if you
choose. NATHANIEL MILLS,
DAVID THOMSON,
JOHN r. QUARLES,
Executors Of Ralph quortes, deceased.
January II 73-wtlM
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From PERU.-The following is extract Of letter,
received by a gentleman in Salem, (hlass.) dated

ALMA, Oct. 5, 1887.
We have just received information that the long talk
ed Of expedition from Chill is coast. /, sailed
from Valparaiso on the 10Th utmo, 3.i0G0 men, 700
expedition never fitted out Ii must end in ruin 10
Chilli, and CAUSE great distress to Peru. On the 24lh
ull eighteen of The vessels in front of Africa
No attempt made 10 land. Peru has from 10000 to
10000 troops and stationed tina, 5000 men can be
united at any point the iu days We have
within ten leagues Of Lima 900 good troops, and they
could a, any time be brought TO the city in six hours
have no fears for the capital.
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LUMBER FOR SALE

FNHHE Georgia Lumber Company have now on hand,
d at their depot at Daren, a large amount OF Lum.
Der for sale by the cargo, in smaller quantities. and
they fully prepared 10 furnish short notice all
kinds of the best quality of Southern Pine Lumber,
sawed any required dimensions and at the most ia
vorable prices
All communications may be addressed to the Agcnt ct
the Georgia Lumber Company Darien, and will receive
prompt attention. SIMEON b. JEWETT,
Secretary of Georgia Lumber Company.
Lumber City, Georgia. Feb. / S2-3m
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Asaa.a.EiEs7S
Exchange GsaG lottery cSAtce,

NJ Something rnre and splendid for &c March.
100000 $4,000 SI5GUO $4,000
Tickets $50, halves 10, quarters D.
r.-Whole ticket ID 90 80 in Alexandria Class a,
the capital prize Of $4,000, sold and paid as usual
at sight, by BIGGER.
Alexandria lottery, Class No. 1,
for 1875 to be drawn in Alexandria, Saturday, 24lh
March, 1885 No. Lottery, Is drawn out!
GRASD CAPITALS
$4,000, SS0OO, $3.50, 81 600, SG,OOO $4,000 $40OO,
$4,000, 81 800, 81 800 and 81 OCO-5 prizes each of
81 GOO and 81 5CO5n prizes each Of $500. SEQ 5000,
$500, and $500. &c, &c, amounting TO the enormous
sum Of s ,0S0400.
Tickets $50, shares in proportion
- Bigger respectfully requests his friends and patrons
10 send forward their orders as it may their
convenience, and his arrangements such that
whose orders reach him before the day of drawing
can be disappointed
- Bigger has sold and paid at sight the last week
less than six capital prizes and the old established For.
tunes Lounge is in full trent Of triumphant
o. 10 80 As, the grand Capital Of $4,000
% 80 g do. do. 10000
II 20 80 do. do % 600
- 2S SO do. do 10000
81 81 SO do. do 10000
And eight Capitals Of $4,000 each, few of the
leading Capitals sold and paid usual with BIGGER, at
sight. The same good fortune and prompt pay await
all those who purchase their Tickets at BlGGER'S.
u Orders meet the most promp, attention, md IN all
cases the original (Managers) Tickets and Shares will
70
dispute. The Cash for all Capital Prizes be had as
usual at SIG H the moment the drawings received
~ Please address THO. B. BIGGER,
Jan % 17S-wGw1 Richmond, la.
SANCHO FOR SALE The subscriber wishes 10
- sell his Young jack SANCHO. lie would mea'
about four feet two inches, fshod II" is OF dak
colour. and will be four years old in July next lie IS
descendant Of MIR. David Ross's celebrated stock OF
Jacks, well known in this State Any person wishing
to purchase farm him, would do we'll 10 call and see
II hic
Mills, Louisa. ELLIOTT DEJARNATTE.
sposylvania county, Feb ], lS3S e2-w5w'
TgYHE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, Chocta,c County.
FL SETH G. PLATSER vs.. JAMES K. MARsHALL-3t.
taemcnt for $2,G6O-Noce is hereby given, that the
above Attachment issued ut the suit of the Plaintiff,
against The Defendant, ASCENDING debtor, for the
Aforesaid and has been returned to this office duly
executed, and is now pending and undetermined in The
Circuit Court of said county, and that unless said De-
PENDANT shall appear befre the first Monday after
the fourth Monday Of March next. being the first day Of
said Court, give special bail and plead judgment will be
entered against him, and the property attached will be
sold to satisfy Plaintiffs demands.
Teste JOHN SNOW Clerk
Feb Is SS-wGw
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YH1OBACCO.-The Inspectors of Tobacco at the Pub
IL lie Warehouse in Richmond, have 10 inform the
planters and others sending tobacco 10 The same, that
there is erecting for unloading tobacco
from ,coggons and arranged 10 take the
Of the Wagons Immediately into the house, without
being in the least exposed 10 the weather They will
also lake This opportunity TO say to their old customers
and Others that they have made such arrangements for
the year, will give every expedition to the business
Capt YIN. Burton, late Inspector SeaJrooks Rare.
house. together with other aid will doubt enable
them TO give general satisfaction. The freigh, and all
other charges will be advanced as heretofore, loboc
consigned 10 the Warehouse and the srctest alien
ton paid 10 the same
NJ c. LAcxLASD takes pleasure in saying TO his old
friends and customers and others, who may send their
tobacco to the Warehouse that his health is far im-
proved and improving that he hopes be able pay his
usual attention their interest The planters ad-
vsed TO prevent mistakes) mark their in full
on at least one head of The hngshead Of their tobacco
LAKELAND s. MACON
Jan. Is IG-wSw Inspectors.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-02-17

SN7M. F. RIrCHlE, htorncy and Counsellor at Lnw
w late Of Richmond Va, of Vicksburg, Mis-.
sssippi-ulfcrs professional services 10 the public
He will attend the Courts Of Kinds, Madison, fazoo,
Washington, Warren, the Parish of Carroll in Lonis.
ana-nnd the Supreme Federal, and Chancery Courts,
at Jacksonville expects TO remain most of the summer
Ficksburg, and will attend promptly TO any commu
nicaiions that may be addressed 10 him.
April % 1l6-f
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[G IgEHI ST! E|gRISa9|
AND PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE,

Opposite tic Banks.
SE Subscriber constantly receiving tom the celebrated
- factory Of Nuns Clark Co.. New York, elegant ard plan
Piano possessing the latest improvements and that dc
of Of peculiar their manufacture
Constantly hand large assortment Of
Flutes Fiagcucts, Clurunets
Guiars, Victims, Fi"lonccllos,
Accordions Musical Boxes,
i:orns Bugcs, and T'umpeis,
Files, and Drums, .
Guitar Violin Harp Primo Strings Of superior quality
Piano Forte Stools and Covers.
Also large stock Of Music various instruments BY the bcs
composers, and tie newest songs
Pianos repaired, tuned let on hire and taken in exchange
jan. 80 [si-wlyI p. II. TAYLOR.
THE Public especially Females, cautioned against fe
JOHN GARRETT, Who was born in hins Misn COUNTY,
Virginia, grated Missouri about the le ana VINO 10,
himself capable Of deliberately nets OF the mo-
having
supposedly respectable female III Missouri TO very
distressed circumstances, returned Virginia he ast w
widow lady the county, whom nc mas iei pehn
negroes
household furniture into money, wich nc LOO" inc h.
take with him. as sundy articles belonging TO others 10 w
course frequently pursued by him. u he uue
himself that he had married several ladies' "o ~
had lon amer Ina his all they were pos
sesscI of. appearance, eooo' Tue ao'e
hact hair and quite hundsome black beard ond OF a
bo Gamble, drinks occasionally When lie irit hei
il w. with the intention Of going to the West 10 Sheh COUNTY "
~ ""s vii, III r,urb JAMES II. FOX,
has'raVe'e' MUCH JOSEPH TUCK
THOMAS ORREL
JOHN 8. FOX,
TIioS DABNEY,
HY. WHITE,
WM. g. RYLAND,
JAMES FOX,
JAMES COCkE.,
JOSIAH BURRESS.
18Th. Western papers doubt the public, a'
prevent tho ruu fernue by copying the above o
JdpT
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HEY virtue Of Decd of Trust, bearing date The Isl
z b day of May, S29 and admitted 10 record in lie
Clerks office Of The County Court Of Chcstcrrld
the 9Th day Of February, 1870. from Carter N Gillian
and Elizabeth NJ his wife, TO the subscribers in order T.
secure Colin Clark, or his assigns, certain n
money therein menlioned-We, or one Of US, will, o.
Saturday. the 24ih day Of February next, at IL o'clock
the premises proceed I" sell at public auction, i
cash. the tract Of Land in the deed above named, viii
the improvements thereon. containing 800 acres,
less lying James River, in The county nt Cheese.
field and is bounded BY the sad river and Story crcc6
nd The lands Of James Lyle lsham Puck IT, and o;hcis
or 50 much thereof mag be sufficient 10 pay and
tsfy the sum of two Thousand five hundred and eerca
dollars with interest and Of executing the G,,
deed which sum is assigned and set To Rob TEN.
pie and James w. Winfrcc. by decd from Coin CLARK.
bearing dai9 the 9Th day of December e35 and record.
ed in the Clerks office of the County Court OF Chester
field On the 18th day Of December 1873 The tract Of
Land in the deeds above named, is the SINE which
Mr. Nj. W. Hancock now resides The Tile TO this land
is believed to be ndispulable, but only convey
such title as is vested in as trustees.
WIN b. CLARKE, ! r..,
WIN. A. pATTESON,} '"S'''
80 sl-2awtds
Na USCOE GARNETT, .1ttornty at Lar, has re.
lYn moved to Tappahannock. the County Seat Of is.
sex. and will devote his time exclusively tc his profess
son--hP will attend the Courts Of Essex, King x Queen
King William, and Richmond counties. Persons with
whom he not acquainted referred 10 Messrs Lewis
Webb IL Co.. Binford Brooks Gay IL Co., Richmond
Messrs Geo. n. Dohyns, and r l. Pitts, Tappahan.
mock; Messrs F.. NJ. Ware * Co Bowcrs, Essex OF.
flee nmt Giariy opposite the Tavern OF Col Danger
field.
January 81 Sl-wiw'
d INSURANCE. AGAINST LOSS OR DAMAGE
& BY FIRE-The Hartford Fire Insurance Compc-
ny OF Hartford Connecticut and The Howard Fire In
surarce Company OF New York, continue to Insure on
the most favorable against loss damage by fire.
Buildings furniture and merchandise of every descrIp
ton both in town and country and all losses honoraby
adjusted and promptly paid within sixty days after tie
amount of loss is ascertaned Application for insurance
addressed tu the undersigned will be attended TO.
HUBBARD 81 GARDNER, agents.
Ian 6 7I-w2.Jw
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REINGO will stand for the ensuing season. to
I'VE commence The 18th Of February, and terminate
the LIST Of July 1885, at Coopers Ferry, opposite Pha
dcphin-erms 100 dollars, aud dollar to the Groom,
be paid within the season. and before the removal Of
the Mares Mr. William Cooper will furnish pasturage
in abundance, of the best kind on moderate TERMS in
the immediate vicinity of the stand of the horse; and
hay and will be supplied if desired by the quanti
ty, at the market prices Also suitable accommodations
on reasonable TERMS for Persons who may be sent in
charge of the Mares The Stables extensive, safe
and very superior
Every attention will be given to guard against acct
dents and escapes but no liability will be incurred for
either. The charges for keeping Mares TO be paid
before their removal Pedgees with the Mares will be
acceslabIe and will be recorded. &. IRVINE.
PHILADELPHIA Jan. % 1888 TS-2awSt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-28

Tais lock from the snew.o overed.hesd.
Ere u vanish Tor ever from vewj
For sign of the wears that have fed,
ARa a ledge Of a or,slily too.
Tate ioet from the infant new born,
As II sinks In its cradle away;
That It's pursnea thy deeds may adorn,
Asd iu rnechnsss thy spirit display.
Tais lock from the innocent maid.
As she gerds her last gsze upon life;
There's q charm In the hesutiful braid,
That will guard thee In danger and strife.
Tale focl from the head of the wise,
A. the lights ri their wisdom expire;
And see them again n the skies,
Resew'a In their spleDdor and fire.
7'sks loci ere the covetous tomb,
The form Of thy true ore encIeees;
And bleed with that lock the perfume
or desth-stricken lilies and roses
T'alc lock iron the brow Of the brave,
And with bay leaves the r, Tic ertwine;
Twill teach thee 10 csrquer and save,
Asd through ss.s Sf glory to shine.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-28

Yesterday afternoon Mr. Francis Gorly In the esb yssr
o his native Of the csunty Cavas Ireland and an old
and resp ctsble inhab tsni Of this city.
His friends and scquan,ances respectfully invited 70 at
tcnd his funeral this afternoon n o'clock, from f Grand
=
On Thu1sy. sner long ilsess Ida nsgemsn ID The s6h
of her sge.
On Thursday, Henry wse, aged A
A. Miuen Ulster county, the 18Th inst Jcbp woodruff
sesd Nyesfs =
al Pawervie, N. J. on Sunday last, Mr. wn. Hcseisnd, -
A. Ues ,7s Tvs, Mary Numfcrs, dsugsser Of Sam
uci Dshu, ased years.
On Fidsv, Besuper l. O. sgrd 70 the Hen Herman ".
Ryisod rssb~r NJ the Legislative Ceusc 81 Lower Caasia
and Cerh a The Executive CesrciL
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-28

CososEa's INauKsrs-The Coroner was called
yesterday TO hold an inquest upon an unknown man,
found in the ruins Of building al the corner Of 45lh
street and Third Avenue, which was blown down by
the violence of the tempest on the llth inst. The
body was accidentally discovered by some workmen
who were digging cut the rubbish, in the last state OF
psrefaciion. There were OF ascersining the
name Of the deceased; il was supposed that he had
gone into the basement To sleep, and was crushed 10
death ny the falling Of the building. Vcrdlct-death
from some cause unknown.
suIcrpE.-An English womsa named Mary Mann,
aged ~ found dead in hcr bed on Thur.day night
about 10 o'clock. A coroncrs inquest was held upon
the body before which IL appeared that the deceased
lived very unhappiy with her husband an Irishnan,
who was in the habit Of getting drunk and cruelty
treating her-,urning her into The street at midnight,
Starving and otherwise I'LL using her. Upon . pos,
mortem examination Of the body the stJmsch was
found 10 contain poison The deceased was observed
during the sf shout the premises in apparent
health. verdict-suiclde.