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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-26
DIR. LEVETT, DENTIST,

26O BROADWAY ( Entrance in Warren street.)
WILL fe. much pleasure show ing how his plan Of insert
wv ,g 2. eth ON The principle of ATMOSPHERIC PRES.
SURE differs rom that usually adopted with the important
results from its As Dr. L. has nothing about
cIet, he wishes the public to Judge for themselves
From the Sunday Morning Atlas. ola pril 2s 1901
FROM loag personal aclu with the practice and
perence of MIR Levett, Dentist most cordially
his spherc pressure principle, praced by him
SELF the and The perfection Ut den
tistry.
ofatendance only from O'Clock in the morning TO
o'clock al Inns
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-26

| (yAKLTON HOUsErhr pro pretors take tsis opportu.
" inform their friends and the public that they
prepared to make arrangements with families
Gle genteraen for board for The winter by the year
| the most reasonable terms. BENSON HODGES.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-26

Liberal paid gooas sent to the store and
cash paid for all goods on the day Of sale.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-04-09

Superior Couri.--'rhe ~kole week.
thus far. has been occupied With The
States business. through no case Affect
ing life was taken up until Wednesday.
Ga that day Eenry s. mn was on his
trial for the murder OF Thomss Sorcll
Kill was convicted ., our fall term Of this
charge, and sentenced TO execution; bui he
applied 10 The Supreme Court Tor new
trial, which was gran,ed. On The present
hearing, Nc. Attorney General Daniel
appeared for ,he state, and Messrs. r. NJ.
Saunders. g. W. Haywood, chas. Man
ly and ID. w. Stone. for the prisoner.
The jury retired about 0 o'clock. and
we're out but . few minutes. when they
returned with verdict Of granddaughter.
. Raleigh Register.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-04-09

.acquitai Hood.-We learn from the
Philadelphia papers, that The jury in the
case Of Wood. irird for The murder Of has
daughter. brought in verdict Of " NOT
GUILTY. on The groand Of insanity"
The evidence 10 sustain The ground Of
insanity was regarded as so grea, as not
10 require discussion on either side, and
the evidence was followed by briei
charge from Judge King. after which
The jury retired for a few minutes. and
returned the verdic, given above. Wood
remains ia The custody Of The Cour, M
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-04-09

The ray IL morks ia Mdiana.-A
friend writes from Louisville observes
The Cincinnati Republican, that in one
township on the Wabash river in India
ma. where they have 100 voters. ALL bn,
eight Of whom wen, for Van Buren, in
ls36-fhey are no,C ALL for General
Harrison--fhere is not q Fan Buren, man
tsf IN the township. Il this 10 no.
+" sign" we are at a loss TO know what
- sign" 10,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-04-09

HyircphoLia.-A most distressing
case Of this terrible disease, resulting Ia.
tally. took place ia ,he town OF Middle.
bury. a few miles south nf Schoharie. N.
Y. on tho Oh nlt. A lad. named Gill
bert Dawson. aged abou. Ia, was bitten
in the wis, by small dog. the FIRE. week
in January last. Preventive medicines
we're freely used; bu. the premonl,ory
symptoms nf the disease exhibited them
selves ON The 4,h ul,.. aud after The usu-
VI progress. The sui ring al the paiien,
terminated in death on the 9th uli.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-04-09

The Lynchburg virginisn publishes an
extract OF letter from Norfolk, which
says" Harrison is all the rage in these
Enthusiastically more popular even than
Jackson was in his most pslmy days.
As for Virginia. there is no doubt OF her
vote for Harrison. No sensible aud nm
prejudicel man prernds TIA, Van Buren,
has any chance. He always was a very
bitter pill. aud bis recent acts render him
still more bitter"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-04-09

The Wilmington Chronicle. We Or.
pleased % Gee. has sssin made iis sppssr-
snce. The whole Of the m.,srisls with
which ], was printed. were destroyed BY
she Gre which occurred in il,sl Town on
The night Of The I7'h Of January. snd ,hs
psper was 10 consequence sasrsaded. Il,
nov mskss iis appearances 10 an entire
Isw dress. The perseverance, and in.
dus,ry Of the editor. and abe integrity Of
principle which he has manifested. de.
serves success, and We hope sll his iusi
expectations viii be fully realized.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-04-09

The D0ngerreofype.--A young Ame-
riean artist. Mr.. A. ). Woleoa. has in-
lrodaeed some very striking improve
menis IN This interesting discovery. lie
has made an apparatus BY which he can
take miniai1re likeness frum life in
more dislinei manner than tle execn-
lion OF any specimens we have ever seen.
In fsci. his poriraiis are nearly a. plain
" delineaied a. though they were drawn
upon paper with India ink. Each par
iicplar shade OF The face and dress is Civ.
en- with astonishing sxsctness. and II the
likeness be examined with microscope.
u presents each fibre Of The skini BY
The old mode il required some ten or Of
iesn minutes 10 perfect Dsugereoiype
picture. whereas with q perfectly clear al.
mosphere. Mr. A. s. wolcoii only re-
quifes si,ling of one minute! One OF
his best specimens vas taken on Thurs
day last. in forty seconds. We believe
he Is The tirsi person 10 this country " no
has attempted 10 take likenesses by this
process. and we trust be may reap
hsndsoms prof, from his enterprise One
has only 10 visisi him on a clear day. al
his rooms. SO FIRST street. aud ia a very
lew minutes can be presented with per-
leci miniature. in neat gils or bronze
frame. a, a small expense. We have one
OF his first specimens in orr possession.
which we should be happy TO exhibi, 70
those curious IN such matters.
Nese York Paper.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-04-09

The Tppecsnoe excitement runs go
high in Williamson county, Tenn. that
even Ladies' turn GU, in swarms TO add
To its fervur. When ME-. Foster spoke .,
Eaeleville the other day, he was cheered
by more than tii,y parrot the brightest
eyes in Tennessee. .s
NasiriHe Banner.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-04-09
Town rdinance.

Al amee,ing afihs - r---.,...
the 4th iasiant. Il was crd A'sefessssh s y "a
me asdiaancs be pshiished "a. ~ 49,
h1lsbofouEh Reeerder. esnm sse
Be q srdsizsi D ilf csssmissf~
tessa II HhisssEsngk. ssa q Is ksrsx2 '1s
- fhs sufhsFiis n fbs szsas, That soSsafa
shall disehsIsc o. shoot. q pun, pissel. o. sss
arms sf any description. within ihs Iis,i,s -
said towns AID each fTcsder. ~hea duly con
sieied 81 . violation Of this ossiinanee' shall
pay. % q white Person free neere. or fee mo.
lsiio. a hns soi sxeesding tss dalisHs, nor lee
than City eents. and Stand committed 10 lie
lafi 81 oFsaee eaoniy until The fse ssd rosts
be paid; ban IL the offender be . slave, be or
she shall receive on his or her bare bah. pu-
nFhinent not exceeding twsn,y lsshes, nor less
than ten lsshes. ualess the o9ner &C such slave
shuii pay, Together with the costs, soeh 6se ss
may be imposed by the Magistrate &c Poiictf
Preridfa nsralhsisss. That ihis ordinance shall
not extend 70 disehsrging ere arms on dsys of
Pu,iic Reducing. nor 10 soldiers OF militia men
on parade.
By order the Board,
EDWIN A. IlEARTT,
Tesga Clerk.
hrrii ). 1914
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-04-09


IN lhe Standard OF last week Is pub.
lishrd The proceedings OF lhe meeting Of
The :, Democratic Republican citizens Of
Orange" held Il The Masonic Hall in
this place on the I2sh of March last In
a resolution adopted u The close Of The
meeting. is a Request that ..she Standard,
Rubicon, and IIilIsborough Recorder. and
other papers friendly 70 the cause" viii
publish the proceedings. Nov. though
we are not very . friendly 10 the cause"
yet we have gres, personal regard for
many OF the individuals associaied with
IL; and hence il Is that we have, on all
occasions, published Whatever We have
been requested to publish for The grali6.
cation Of The party, and would have done
80 on this occasion also. II, under the cir
eumsiances, we could have done so with
proper feelings Of self respect. Com.
mon courtesy, We think. would have sug- |
gesled that the proceedings Of meeting
held in The town Of HilIsborough, if de- |
sired Al all 10 appear In the iillsborough |
Recorder. should have been hrst eommu |
nieaied 10 ,ha, pspeT we cannot, there.
fore. consent 10 copy from a dis,sn. pa |
per The proceedings Of meeting held At
home. month afisr il took place. And
besides, the liberties which the editor OF
the Standard took in publishing the pro
eeedings Of 9 late meeting II Mount vii
ling. affords some room 70 doub, whe-
lher The proceedings before US are a cor.
Iees transcript Of those OF the meeting
held Of This place on she l2,h nh.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-04-09

They see their Error.-Iiaving had
nccaslon To Visit several parts Of this Con
grcssioual District within The pas, iew
weeks. we are satisfied from personal ob
sersa,ions that many, very many, within
its limits. have ahjdrcd the unreasonable
doctrines &c Van Burenism, and arien.ly
embraced the cause of the real people. Of
which the name &c llarrisoa stands as The
type aud representative.
WILMINGTON Caron.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-04-09

~ subseriben in arrears lar The Re-
eofd.f. ere earnestly requested 10 make
dnmedisls psymepi--ire ssrsi Aars mo
aey. Those a. a. distance can remit
through The Postmaster. IS he is suihor-
ired 10 ,ransmi, money in payment Of
subscriptions % periodicals.. free Of post
age. 4t
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-04-09

A treaty made with the Seneca Indi-
ans has JUS, been ratified BY the Senate,
alter considerable debate. The essential
feature Of the Treaty is its providing for
the removal Of the Indians westward from
their presen, locality near Buffalo; in con-
sideIa,ion uf which the Senecas are To re-
ccive quantity fland equal TO $50 acres
for each soul. and about 100000 in
money. National Mieiiseacer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-04-09
Thursday, April 0.

81 We are requested 10 stsls. ihaf
The Rev. George W. Purify ain preach
affairs Hill on Saturday and Sunday. ihe
lllh and l2ih of April next
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-04-09
STATE OF NoRTH.CAROLINA,
Orange County.
Superior Court Of Law--March Term,
fS40.
v Petition for Divorce.

Margaret ~ Callech.
lit appearing TO the satisfaction Of the Court,
= that Margaret M.Calloch, aha defendant in
this case. is not an inhabiiant &c this slate: n
10 therefore ordered by the Court, that pnbii-
cation be made in the tiillsborough Recorder.
Raleigh Standard. Cor three months, that the
defendant appear At the next Superior Court 10
be held for The county cf Orange, al the court
house in Hillshorouga, on the second Mon.
day Of September next, 10 answer, plead OF
demnr 20 the petition in this case; Otherwise
judgment pro confesse will be taken against
her.
III. NORWOOD, Clerk.
fnce adv. % 90 Rug
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-04-09

The King IF Denmark and fhe Pope.
The King Of Denmark. according 10 ;
correspondent Of The Uairers. has Tor
b'd'ien ell Catholic priests aad missions
aries IN his kingdom 70 hid sny cores
pohdenee. dirfesly OF indirectly. with M.
Laurent. Bishop Of chersonesus. who
hss bern appointed % reside al IIsmbusgh
as Apostolic Vicar by The Holy See.
The King. NJ the same time. inlerd,cls
that pfelsis from exercising any spiritual
Jurisdleiion within Denmark.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-04-09

ThvlsAiy. ApYlfa.
Tbs cumbsrIlhd rald bin uss sgai.
taken Up; Ihe guesiiou being 81 e ;
msadnent prapossd By Mr. Clay o. Ala
nr. White sddresssdlhs Senate a con,
sidersbls length IN favor of the generzI
provisions Of ihe BAL. and against ths :.
mend@eui; sad Messs.f.smpkin, Rosne.
and Andsrson sszinsi the bin. The qu~s-
ZION was taken on he smsndmsnt. and
negaired-yeas 10, rays 20.
On msiian Of Mr. Pseslon, The bin vas
amended BY reducing ths appropriation
% 5000 dollars 70 each state named
one half Of The original appropriation.
The question then recurring on the en-
srossnens Of The bill. Mr.. Clay Of Ky.
minated desire % make some remarks
before The question was put the hour be-
ing late, the senate adjourned.
Friday. APlii >.
The Cumberland road bill was again
taken up, and debated BY Msssrs. Clay,
souihsrd, Smith ola. White Of IA. and
Young.
The question was then taken on order
lng the bill 10 be engrossed for third
reading, and decided in iLs negative
yeas 20. nays %. So The bill was re-
ieeted.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-04-09
Ohiiuary.

Died. a, the residence Of her father in
This vicinity, on Friday last, Of consump.
lion, Mrs. ANN NJ. LEwELLiNe, daugh-
Ter Of Mr. James Phillips. aged about 81
years.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-04-09
Bacon for Sale.

TSHE Subscriber has quantity Of excellent
i BACON for sale.
TH0S. w. HOLDEN.
Emo Mills. aprils. is
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-04-09

- lhs sd - AEA
tush sassss sd vi IT F1pF.sihg ~
matsd hom pfisan . Easdisitly r.
.hsIs = b eOn6nsd - l6aeii. asylaR !.
diiloa nay sssa - resuirs his sondi.'
We learn lhsi Ihrss is % mo-
lsays The New York Co1sierl iSsson
hrnd sha. me pilot bosi Seq CiRrt.
laehsd 70 ihe Explsring Expedi.ion.,.
leader 10 Me uniied States sioop Of y.
Pfnceanes. has been lost. sad uI., |.
On board have persisted. she hs, n,
been heard Of since The monlh o. Jun.
last Then che lsfi Orange. Terra a,
fnego. - niles north of Cape Horn. i
eomPsar ~iIh the Flying Fnh. AesI
soon alter arose. and lhs lsmrr sureeedt
- beating OF the share. This vas A
last seen Of she Sea Gull. Lieutenant
Rerd and Bacon. txs promising yosn
efieers. were "a board. The Pofpais
had been tsiee in search Of her who's
success.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-04-09
List of Letters.

Remaining in The Post Office q HILLSIDE
rough. n. g., on the IL. day Of April.
1910. Which. IL mol taken osi within
three months, will be sent 20 The Gene
raj Poet Office az dead leusrs. :
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-04-09

An ACT bs. jast been passed BY ,bs L.
gislaiure OF Losisiasa ios -Loiisbinc iss-
prisonment Tor debt.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-04-09

: Tie boundary Qaesiioa.-The Lon
don Weekly Despatch. Of The 10Th
ult., speaking Of the Affairs in this
country, says: 80
"rhe acrounts from The United
states are orihreatning aspect. The
scientific men sent oat by the British
government, 20 sar,ey the disputed
territory. are said 10 have reported
that according TO Che letter, the Whole
Of the disputed land belongs To Great
Britain--and the full strength Of the
nation will be put out 10 enforce our
right. The American gosernmen,
Gre disposed to assume decisive tone
upon the bssiness.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-04-09

ing lale, the senate adjourned.
| Friday. April ).
The Cumberland road bill was again
taken up, and debated BY Messrs. Clay,
Southland, Smith Of Ia. White of IA. an
Young.
The question was then taken on order.
ing the bin 10 be engrossed Tor third
reading, and decided in lie negative
yeas 20. nays %. So The bill was re-
jeeted.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Friday. March ~.
The treasury nole bill came Up. as the
special order, in cOmmiuee Of the whole,
Mf. Dawson in ihe chair. A long de-
bate ensued; alter which The question vas
taken on The several proposed amend
ment', all Of which we're rejected. A,
nine o'clock the committee rose, and re
ported The bill 10 the house.
The previous question was then moved
and seconded. and The bill was read The
third time and passed--yess ITO, nays
GO; and Al half pas, Ten the house ad.
journed.
Saturday, March 2s.
The New Jersey case was again taken
up as The unfinished morning business.
and Dir. Medill addressed the house mill
The expiration Of the hour.
The house then proceeded 10 the or.
ders Of the day, and several private bills
were read third time and passed.
Monday, March 50.
The whole day was consumed in The
reception and disposition Of petitions.
Tuesday. March 81.
Mr.. Medll continued his remarks IN.
on The New Jersey care until the rxpi-
ration Of the hour.
The house then proceeded 10 the or
dcrs Of the day. and look ne .L--L;ss ~
secure the purity Of elections. Mr.. Bell.
who had The floor on that bill, continued
his remarks until the adjournment; ex-
sept short time, during which he gave
way for q motion 70 take up the senate
bill TO remit The penalties paid BY vessels
engaged in the whale fishery. and TO le-
yalize their registers. which had been re.
ported from the committee on commerce
with an amendment. The amendment
vas agreed to, and the bill was read the
line and passed.
Mr.. Bell then again resumed The floor, |
md the house adjourned. s+#af
- # Wednesday. April 4.
The question before the house for the
morning hour still being on the printing
If certain testimony in the New Jersey
election case, Mr.. Medill resumed the
ioor, and continued 10 speak in vindica-
ion Of the course Of the committee Of
elections until he brought his speech TO
conclusion.
The floor was then given to Mr.. Fill
ncre; but he gave way to Mr.. Randolph
0 explain certain facts in reference 10 one
4 the charges which had been made by
he gentleman from Ohio [Mr. MedilI, J |
which explanation wen, to show that the
ta,ement rested on mistake. # |
MIR. Fillmore then proceeded to reply
, Mr.. Medill, and had proceeded some
me, when Mr.. Medill interposed, and
inquired Of the chairman Of the commit
C (Mr. Campbell) whether certain por-
ons Of the testimony had been read be-
,re the adoption Of the committees re-
ort!
Mr.. Campbell was understood by the .
sporter 10 reply in the affirmative. I
Mr.. Fillmore then asked him if the I
,slimony had been read through before 9
,at report was adopted'
Mr.. Campbell was replying indirectly; |.
hen Mr.. Fillmore repeated and pressed !
;s innuiry. Air. Camnbell had nrocec,l- :.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-06-06

in relation to the Amendment to the Constitution con-
tanning the Oath of Allegiance7 The following para
graph from the address, which follows, Immediately,
the text of our commentator, will be sufficient to
provo this:-
"When, in 1884, compromise seemed
almost desperate, and the Union Party
looking with certainty to the amendment
of the Constitution containigg the oath OF
allegiance, were prepared for extremities;
when their adversaries believing the crisis
had arrived, and assumed an attitude OF
hostility, which left but single step to
bring them in dire collision, the influence
of Col. r, with that of few OF the leaders
ofboth parties, was actively and success
fully exerted to produce that accommoda-
ton, which resulted in the celebrated re-
port Of the Committee on Federal Rela-
lions, and which was adopted with almost
perfect unanimity by both branches of the
Legislature, on the 9th Of December, 1884.
This was the olive branch of peace which
restored much needed quiet 10 our veX-
ed and agitated people"
The writer would make his readers boieve that the
contest of which the address speaks, was that in
which the whole South was engaged, the Tariff
Question-and that the Compromise Tariff Bill OF
1892 was the one alluded to- as having been effected
by Col. RICHARDSON Of course nothing OF this sort
could have been intended, as Col. R, did not 60 to
Congress till after that oyent
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-06-06
Sale of Steam Engine.

nN the first Monday in July next, will
" be sold before the Court House door
in Camden, at l2 O'Clock, NJ, the Engine
of the Steamer Camden. on a credit till
first of January next. The purchaser to
give note with good security, to be ap.
proved by the Agent.
This Engine was made by Watchman
e. Bratr, of Baltimore, and is said by judg-
es to be an excellent one, and is now in
good order.
The Furniture belonging to the Boat
will be sold at the same time and place,
and on the same terms.
The Engine may be treated for u tprivate
sale. 81.
JOHN RossER, Sgsn..
Camden, May %. 6l26
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-06-06

we will remark in addition TO the above
facts--that before being taken be stated
that be was the "son of Judge Sherman,
Of Connecticut"--was determined never
to be arrested alive, there being warrants
out against him for crimes committed III
Edgefield District.
He is about S feet 5inches in height,
dark complexion. black hair, very thin,
and neatly dressed. Had with him a good
quantity of amuniiion, 2 pistols, razor,
horse halter and large walking stick.
We have heard it intimated, that he pro.
badly is the. same individual who for some
time past has been committing extensive
robberies in our vicinity. and for whose
detection large reward was lately offer
ed in the Edgefield Advertiser.
May 26-The individual alluded to
above, died during the night, Of the wound
he received in the head.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-06-06
From the Charleston Courier.

AIKEN, s. G. May 25.
Gentlcmcn: We hasten 10 lay before you
the particulars Of an affair tragical and
somewhat mysterious 10 its nature, that
occurred this morning in our village.
The dwcling of a respectable citizen OF
this place during the absence Of all its in.
mates, with the exception of two little
girls, was entered by an individual un.
known to this community, who, having
satisfied himself respecting the occupation
and wealth of its owner, was shout depar-
ting, when the lady of the house returned,
and finding strange man on the premises,
and the little girls in tears. from fright,
demanded the business of the intruder,
and insisted on his Immediately leaving
the place. This the ruffian now seemed to
feel no inclination to do, and on being
spoken to rather harshly in regard to his
indecorous and unprincipIed conduct, de.
liberately drew from his pocket pistol,
and with an oath that he would kin her,
fred, but fortunately without effect. The
lady then retreated into the house for safe
ty, and an old and infrm gentleman, her
grandfather, coming up at the time, the
fellow was by him prevailed upon to leave
the premises, not however, until he had
wrung from the old man promise to
make no mention of the occurrence, at
least for some hours, thus afording him
time to escape.
The fuc4s above stated, were, however,
very soon made public by the daughter,
and a number of our citizens, on being
apprized of the affair, went in pursuit Of
the coward, determining, if possible, to
bring him to punishment for his unpro-
voked and dastardly assault upon feeble
and defenceless female.
They soon succeeded in finding his
place of retreat, but found no small diff
Guilty in securing his person-he being pro.
vided with a pair of large pistols, kept his
pursuers at bay, firing and reloading three
or four times, as they advanced upon him,
and was only taken after beirg shot in the
head by one of the party in pursuit. He
was then brought into the village and the
wound examined by skilful physician.
who pronounced it a fatal one. Being in
sensible, no information respecting his
character or place of residence could be
obtained from himself, and there were no
papers on his person, from which could be
cleaned any intelligence respecting who
he was, or what was his business or object
in visiting this section Of country,
g.. We have thus given you faithful and
unvarnished account Of this singular and
tragical occurrence. And with the hope
tha, something further might be ascertain
cd M relation 70 this mysterious character,