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GO hNEW.YORK 10 EASTON,

S-~-r~,,,SSrrryy Pa.-PEOPLE'S LINE-Throush IA
ioUr.. Fare only Two Dollars.
leave pier No. ~ r., Battery Paceat ct O'clock D.
ar SUNDAYS excepted. by steamboat Cinderella Water
Witch, ElEabchpOr then To take the of the h.
Town and SOmevle Railroad to Snmrrvile, leaving only
q niles by Coaches, l sos less than by NewBrlaNick)
For apply A. ID. Hope, - CouriaHd street
board A. d. Hope VIII accompany tho passengers To SOM
.ruaIIa mi .r.Ler LII isfara-. No..
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: re ATHE STEAMER STATEN
All goods shipped required TO be particularly marked
nd the risk OF the owners thereof. ala
at. POWELL & cos Line

WELLS, WET POINT, and COLD sPRING.-The
ste ambOa, Highlander Capt Robert Wardrop, will leave
H4 p VI Returning, will leave Newburgh every Monday
al A. VI. ana Tuesday aud Friday Al r. VI.
For freight passage apply 10 the Captain board.
Baggage AMI freight of all descriptions, Bank bills spe
ci board be the risk of the thereof unless
a bill Of iadiHn be signed for the fc2
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y -. hFOR NEWBuRGil-


S.i,.. z ing IT Cafwe'rs We. Point anil Cold
Slnng.-I hr steamboat JAMES MADISON Capt Char' =
H,.,tead viii leave Marrcu>rret Per. every TUESDAY
AMI FRIDAY EVENINGS, at O'Clock.
All Bay gage Packages or Parcel. Bank Bi' or specie
rot on board this boat t1u, sing entered on the book
ri the boat recepted Tor viii be At the rsk OF the oS
81. hereof ilo
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vi their patrons ard the public that they VII remove
Tier Young afe, school from No. $50 ll0uson,rse 20
NJ N Carroll Place Bseckrr.trrct tie hrst day o..
Nav neS where Ler accommodations Tor Bear1ing ami
Dsv scholars viii be greatly enlarged ant Improved
Twelve Young ladies y u be The limited humber Tor board
era So table number 20 form pleasant family cl1ce.
deusnm-rt will under the direction OF ParsaH Lady,
go Will reside in the family ASSISTED by Others 9iy c9u-
nefeui in the French language Singing taught T. The
whole hool Do classes without extra expense Nc eEiia
charge for Lain. The Eng department vii - ably
.unro1.d-one effc teacher 10 every twelve pupils
Foo ariner pnr cglar parents referred 10 Their ccn-
ar which be- had at No 80 1u'io5-sert m ne hTst
Of MAY; after that a. No 10 Carroll Place, blreck r->et
French Governrs, who understands her language
gramnstc aly and who has ksowledse o the Ing
,h. wanted. Satisfactory references viii be srgufrd
.u,ly a. aboyr 6w 4 laws
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SCHOOLS.
DPFP.RATORY SCHOOL at Middle

TOWN Coma Classical sBd b. !lsh boafahs
.rbool n, Lads Tt. Summer Session. vii conmen.s on
~ ib Ma oe1i and cose on the 18Th Of Octo6er Nu.'-
b- I'm ted 10 81 TIE charge bas been recc-d " w -
anaurn ant nov sclufes lnSuuoi9n- Board " e''"S'
ord iaa-v Mentine. Fuel. Lights, ami Bedding. 49,,
The school -apphed with chemical and phio~'p "a
.pparaiss nclsdng powerful ieirsc ope ea1Nt. o -
Ion coins Eb-aH, and reading room Instruction -
noern languages. and on ts- .eraptne, p'di'o &c .
C.fsopue< apd m mute information NAV be ohialnel OF
G p D~o.vsv. Esq No. lss Peau street ana o. hS'-
Hen-, Chase No l3i Cherry street
ID n. CHASE. 4 VI, pr.pefral>
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y ment Of Church corner OF Grand All Merctr-,f'.
The und-rrned has been many wears 10 D. pre- t Iofa
ioucan give ihr mosi satisfactory references n iap, oi
l,. SCHOOL Iusfruc ton eifc Ienf and ehfr-r, ow.
~ I'M JAMES LAW son. Prime pol
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Hiss COWAN respectfully informs tne

VI Iafa> of Sea.Yo~k and IL vic.ny that she conin
1e giving Lessons on the Piano Fore Harp. Guitar AMI N
-reing. , .. =, g
M {. vii BE- happy . receive her pnpA al 40.
WI -e-street % tie ii ~ MAY GeNt Or H preferred "
each 81 the respective houses % aose srs Who may -0n-
or her with their patronage.
aas Forte OF very superior qualify snd tone 10 ~ d'
r0ssf gt.
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CLASSICAL and English School. base

ye-r convenient OFee 70 T.; at No. &c white street
suitable Tor proes, onal -enttl. % ~ gan 80 o. %.
rr.lafe4 uith board Apply al NJ. = Draue.t- m ~
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CO. hELrZABETH-PORT AND

Nsg 4rran gement-Fare l2i Cents
The Steamboats, w TERwITCH and CINDERELLA
py ddyfrom Elizabeth Port New ORR. touching NV
Brighton and Port-R Edmond each p. toio~, On and
after the I'm day of April, lSi2,
Leave EllrabethIOrt, Leave ~ York, pier !, " Y.
Atc llpcock A. W. and Al 81 and l0i ocfk. A. VI aud
At , and O'Clock p. W. At 2, and O'Clock, p. NJ
On Sunday,
Leave ElirabethPort at and y O'Clock, A. and at
O'Clock, r. ".
Leave ~-York at 10 O'Clock 4. W. ard at aud r w.
NB-Pl,sengers for we,tfed. Scotch Plains, Psin6ed,
Bound Brook S0meryle Easton. &c, by Ihe Elizabeth
and SOmergile Railroad Cars, will leave Newly ork
the nj 10 O'Clock boat ia the morning. and in the o.
clock boat IL the afternoon.
The Horse Car will leave the front OF the Union Hotel,
quarter of hour preyoU the departure of each boat
All baggage at the risk of its owner ri5 v
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Erom iLc petcrxLln.n. ,Si1Leslnnn

MI samuel 7. Jordan, olthe county ofprnce George.
a. was accidentally Shot by hsown gun on the farm OF
l,ocior Robert Harrison, no1r llood's Tuesday tb
oei. tN42 The circumstance happened in the follow
ing m nner lie WAS engaged in getting logs for mar
k when about 10 leave his mcn he called one Of lis ser
wants to adjust his saddle blanket and while standing On
stamp with his in his hand he assisted in eirhng
ms SADDLE, aud suffered his gun 10 reclne against hn
me IN ih's position, II slipped and fell from the hrecch
10 The cock, and struck the stump in the fall and fred
'ne contents entered the abdomen in its lowest portion
Two physicians We're sent tor-the iniesncs had pro
liudrd To considerable extent they were examined and
i"una TO be penetrated by the shot in several places
P1Elou OF the shot remnye ed and the bowels return
ed
lie removed from his situation m btter bv vor
men, distanre Of three quarters of a mile. to the dwell
mug house, and there he expired about ten or eleven
hours alter the occurrence OF the accident
lie spoke with cooness and perfect resignation abou,
It's sta TIN sad he clOns he was viug man
btt TIA he was not afraid 10 ae; thal he relied f tie
N',op and ru'bs conidcuco IA him. hai ai,ou.,r, lis
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spoke Il she attomp, q, shofnaion If puury. paFie
| narly that on tie last thai.
Edwards interrupted The Judge BY saying he cafcd
not far tln opinion Of the Notld
The judge remarked that ihtre nothing eNifanr
binary IN his ease, save tie enefinity If his quilt lie
add.d thai al retnsrls nund he gsfiss. He had 90
hure Of lin liz had but fsih l9pc thai his een-
fncnent II years weud have ihr ELECT u milking
him ~hs, he had beeI huuesl and respectable
member uf ss,cei,.
l.t2uiie complimentary" nuiicrod Fls ards
IL remarked teihe PRS that h. hsd never known
one sho throughout his he hhd been moro destitute ct
moral principles He ih.n sid ilal be should sen
cnce him 'or the longest rfiod the law would al
low
Il don, want any loss said the prisoner
YOU sialkje pfauted IN tiat rspeti.' rfiuru'd lie
udee. 'snd fesre that The Ia" dies mol aiS sesercr
ncualts taaslrnc,s - en4fuuns' lie then sentenced
hin L. The STATE pfis,n In five years On each ind,c
nont The prisoner heafd the sentence with smile.
sod leii The apparently tn high plcc.
Brown. BpIhtrs 4 G.. ,nl Edgar Corric, jr.. were
n In ollie ii the e,rk. taking certificates 81 the srn
tcnre STEPS preparatory To lo recovery ol then mo-
ac, which tie custody o Recorder NaoN. OF Pbila
dclIdia.
The report that Edwards had attempted 10 hang HIN
sell IN PRISM, without foundation
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.1s;eutiOn Py0,,serss

FfNiE undersigned, Inspector, at Planters Ware
house, beg leave tn return their sincere thanks
the Planters generally for the very liberal support they
have received during the Inspection year which has Just
closed. The new year. which is always daed ffoB the
lsi day Of October, has cpnmenccd and they feel
encouraged to hope that the generous patronage
will be continued in increased RATIO especially they
are determined that every honest effort shall be lse
Their part, 10 promote the Interest OF the panier and
render the condition OF the wagner as comfortable as
possible TO this end, they have had the wagon lot
well enclosed aud protected by strong gates aud locks,
81 that by the CONSTANT attention Of rusty aud yigant
servants TO this matter the hogs and cows, which have
heretofore infested the lot, carefully shut out every
night thus securing the WAGNER against very serious
annoyance. They feel confident that all who DIS
posed 10 favor them with call. both planters and
goners, cannot fail to be pleased they will NEE, with
as prompt attention aud comfortable accommodation
here at any Ware house in the place Come and
l1r yourselves. JONES & WIilTIOW.
Oct d w6w
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3,oetiea,.
On rmx PARAMOUNT DIGNITY Of VIC.
MANKIND.

~ NIX fAHAfsQlNE BsGSEIA %
when ia III. own ct tine. Hearers Arehtse,
Resolve this ncshar temple 70 erect,
A r.e~u@sa; Of all surprising might.
Providing love, eeasivsnce csqaisiiei
Fsss. the hayr basis ccnplicstc aos,
Tssrs,c. aerial ,ieneous, slaose-
The<c cp,osics hzrracninusy cornbirr.
Bound w ,sr.nnsllcssus ~ Law d. inc.
.rh,u ness in inst graaa,ios, rysse 20 ries
Shares.--livinr shapes.--of ever, form and hue,
An vrllcsss. series, faa animate,
lsfr,ned with adjusted to thelr sfa's
Ard serefsl functions, --ens gradual sale
Ue iro,n The snirnaicule to tbs wasle--
AID regcs ative part, here strength and sr'ee.
Yrasrae.e ard beauty, held distinguished plseci
insize rpos ressing VI FINN snail 10 h'E,
From l.syland's moss 70 Inlias gisr; tg-
In order next, with high irarerlsl crest,
Man took his sovereign STA ion.-oer The rest
Greatly pre-ssrincnt; with l"wtis vas,
ofr,asonins intellect His gare he esst
Ahroai, - sscund birn, DOWN ard AID on alshi
Ne, netting saw snPe'icr--to' fhs Ky
Hut man, htwe'er rchooa,--was formed ct eiaF
And something vet noedid, 70 display
The full success Of isbFroatiag skill,
Sosae TN. concluding ,oach, mere da'niy still
Last brilliant admirable. = wovAN came,
Rehnercn, mon Man'-of wondroas frame
Embodied Beaut, '--Such, VIC may suppose,
Ans As, IL spjourninS On earth would ehoo>s
Creations narye, - whe,e 7n grace meet
Sc saw each C Q stuge smiling nj e. feet
Thu. the work ended, who're far " oman sine1
Angels aaiirins gased and eed pronounced ii good
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D0n,eottc fntcut1rnrc.



Jay. Oct 2i-''s!err }edFo heni aed Adorned gu
wood and Mariin.
sofrhre - .hoe'@ ttifaf'S ~ IN ''tF ".e
TINS n"nhs i'e court f"hh WI, hh'o Win PERSONS Gu
ne0s b ma' the hfaitncoH f""afdS' lie prisoner,
guarded ~ t"ohfitfs ana ateidea ~ hs COUNSEL was
~s'ltd "a eha.f ''eps ihn b'hch'
'h we Asfl Hlest'3h ep4u1 pun 10y 'ut ffih. ItNi
ms oitcel'lh9 a.nencr' Mr. t,aHs saudi had ono
iasi application 70 make ~ *hau % me ftHonef VIZ
fha' he he allowed ne eibff uoi1rh receiving SENTENCE
~ hcte ITS rNecuit 10 arrange bis allhIf II was NJ
e'satfS tt NJ shihld nave lals fliae aHeN'u as ~
otii = ean attend 10 soiilng se private matters he hr
iss The Oily main ni mature a. itPe'h2 us ianIl3
Tho rcasin Il tins Application bena within his pr
fato hnu~lctge, NJ. Evans SAID he would leave hiiu
10 explain.
idwsels then rse. AMI III mnsl emotion, AL 10 d
l." aud iFcn,alans eo,e. si-'li please ihe e'uIt
n know that am making aa unusual request er
WHICH has been are Tdod L. others II Appears In
hr, thru his a-itauan graz ihat n,Nas DBL ~ed
10 pause) II don Anaw but shli hf'ah down may
have 10 proceed SLOWLY n GIT through
lndr' keu said. y "u caa BE- NJ slu" a. you P ase.
81 can take Fpu uuo
lie nsumrd. 81 have some Sc1# - rreaerd IN
itlnsttimns known only - ny ". .,f# 'tHy - re
quest thai, may be allow i s't't weeks 10 ar
ransc and put th'ru 10 legal wnn i1f those "bo may
sncc,cd mr. When raut Honor las gwen decision On
tins panl viii pr'red farther
The court alter moment d consultation, Geu.td the
request
The MS jner ,lcn illA mp paF~ and partly reading
and partly rgctin1 ltaa neinor; s1ld. My position Is
the mos, painful human he3n4 be called un 10 en-
dnrr have been pofsaed b, enemies and hunted 10 the
desth by nalgnu, as crue as has been sucerslu
n'qua has bc'n tho cun'fS. sanglnary as has b'en
the cnd sill stand hnn, like old oak, and gather
ncw strength and resolution hJm each blast. | woul
into the last rial wholly unpragel, without any legal Of
,auartcd To compel t,c attendance oi WITNESSES.
was nj even Showed p1>poncmont ir two witnesses,
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EpN virtue If deed of trust executed 10 the suhscr
ED Der. by lieury Hall and Catharne his wife. ,c
debt therein mentioned, bearing date the l7ih
OF December. 1910. and recorded in the Hastings
Court Of the town OF Lynchburg. will SELL at public
auction the promises. for cash, on Thursday the Sd
OF MOVE neat. a HOUSE MD LOT on ninth
street, and Federal Hill adjoining the residence of
Of Mr.. Isaac Adams. viii convey only such title as
Is vested in me by the aforesaid trust derd.
JNo. EARLY, Trustee.
oct } lSN
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WARRINGTON HOTEL.
u-L~sS

1ENtE PROPRIETOR of this Establishment re
turns his thanks To his patrons for their generous
support and them that he has made every
rangcment for the accommodation Of the public,
IN the most comfortable manner. and upon the
most liberal terms. In consequence Of the elnbar-
r,ssment Of the times he has reduced his charges TO
the following prices:
Board for man and horse per day, 81 50
Board Tor do | 90
BY the single meal. for dinner, 50
For breakfast or suppel 81 J
For Lodging -
Travellers will always find his lar furnished with the
best liquors; his table supplied with every variety which
the market afford; neat aud well furnished rooms;
obligng servants and an Mfentire OStier
The Proprietor sufficiently fortunate, notwilh-
standing the mlldncss Of the winter obtain plentiful
supply Of | { f. that his patrons, who think
'.COtD WATER Is TIE BEST
may be assured of always finding pitcher Of good ICE.
WtfFR-quite luxury amid the summer hoa
The res will call any place for the accommoda
ton of travellers. JAS. NJ. LANGllORNE.
rs Far hire, good Hack, gentle horses, and a
careful driver j. NJ. l..
July Is wGin
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IN TIE UNITED STATES COURT.
For the Eastern District OF Virginia
OCTOBER 90. 1872
I Ohm p. BC RRU IS, Of the town Of I.ynchhurg
~ having iIeda petition praying that he may be de
cIared Bankrupt II is ordered that all persons claim
ing To be creditors of the said John Z. urruss show
cause to the court, the 25th day of November next
why the said John =. Burruss be not declared bank
upt pursuant TO the act OF Congress in that behalf and
that copy of this order be published in the newspapers
according 10 the 22d and Oath rules of court
Copy--Teste.
HENRY GIBSON, Cl'k.
Oct II Wv
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% T. e Eg d a. = T. .

FHsIE SUBSCRIBER is now receiving from the
Northern Cities, large assortment OF Goods in his
line otbusiness, selected with great by himself.
To which he would respectfully inv, '.e "calion OF
the public In his assortment viii he many rare
aud beautiful G u 81 80
which he Is able to oler at low prices, VIZ: }-s
sing Cas,s, Fancy Boxes, Fancy Soaps. La y.
Farina Cologne Hair, Nail and Tooth Brushes Acoor
diaas, Segar Cases Chcss-men. Backgammon Boards,
Drafts men. Violin Strings, &c, &c
lie has taken unusual 10 select good assortment
0ibeauillul Toys. many of Them entirely new. Ills
toch Of Confectionery Is large and Of excellent quality
lie would mention his French and Havana PRE-
SERIES, Preserved Ginger. French and Italian
Candies, Brandy Fruits, snch Pears, Peaches. APP
prlcots, Cherries, Pruenes Rein Claude Grapes. Sirlw
berries, and Curmus. Asn large assortment of soft
shell Almonds, Filhcrs, Nalnuis Cream Nuts. Pea
Nuts. Cocoa Nuts. Raisns, Currents, Clron. sc. &c.
lie is manufacturing Candies of the best qnallly.
which be is enabled to offer TO merchants as rood
terms article of the quality can b. purchased
IN the Northern Cities. All lovers of GOOD Sc
G,iRS are invited to CALL his stock of Principe and
Havana, they may be assured that they will find
very superior article Grateful for the liberal patronage
heretofore extended TO him. he would most respectfully
solicit Continuance OF the same determined cfior
sballbe spared onhie part 10 merritt.
GFv. ". YANCEY.
AFpt,uth,r
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LAW NOTICE.

HAVE taken my son JOHN r. GARLAND into
partnership with me in the PRACTICE OF LAW.
We Will regularly practise in the Courts of Campbell
Amherst. Bedford. Nelson. the Cooperation of Lynch
ourg and the Superior Court of Buckingham. Prompt
attention will be given all business entrusted to our
management. Address, J. 4 J. II. GARLAND, Lqnch-
burg. Jrginia.
shall continue 10 attend the Court of Appeals.
j. GARLAND.
Sept % Is
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On TN l.ail OcTanrt. isi2
Thisbene thrtaY i Tie ass uhlng N the various Ten
pcranec Saeieesat lhc Court House much ANXIETY pre-
Waited an e over evenn. in consequence Of the inalspi
rluns Appearance oftlr weather. The narnlna however
-,me but with ia cold acrssan cale Of wind tlr5a4h
an, l,f almost cn,ire day. NstN1ha.uJng. M r.l1
Mater sdyts,,s wen srrn vt1;p, ,ir WY f,4 . II
,,rt4 II The county Ia lie p,t,r ,,r, ,yberc lie ,r
rr,in vg IN IN, .f,,gl and IL, olryqn 'IocL ann, III
ioea hundred p,r4u ad assembled Coaches hearing
the,,,,,,,s day ,ri,I bk I,,senl NJ rerry -
aud pnc, w, \ Artbe,,. Two # line Committee nt
Recreation. made lbrr ,enfaf,a,e. when The The hand
s,,Ysg ,,, l',1, I'm, air i,,,c.,,I, ~
& II. Ecanelt aud Cali. Nm. Rsn. Chlef Marshal,
nj - ,,y ,n,pfr, II, Int, or + rn,i,g IN, ,,r,
.i,iin the iloNIa, .aHn.r .Or,tafs and Committee
eC Reerpttan m trout H.. pf.d,5. ,iai u n rbrl
.l nc 6r>t Niss r,.t and Secretary ON IN. rioi,,
.,f. win iletilic,f. and Pn,,,tan,a c. II soclr
lc words fla, Advocates ri ,mrerance.p ON the re-
verse side "Ouf oJrrl. luUaa Happiness, and Human
1 IA,
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frirrs ec waiting hin 81 he las iitnt aid though
he lc nseli dying. be fell disposition 10 exchange
situations with them III plilafngs towards the last
scre Il an cxcrucanug kind; aud e before The clos
ing scfife wlIrh hands aud feet cpld when the
drwy nrrrir4tiun vas on his forehead he asod whefc
WAS his ws--she. in aeuny nj gref, heard his enqni
Is ard came his teJ SAYS he, sally, farewell
l bid suu@a hong larsveil meet N ilcaYen-bnng
M yaur child prpeay, and may tic erd be yonr friend
and Sasiour-Plaee NE ni,cn am dead, by the SIDE Of
by father On, an gon4 o., am most zone, most
rtna lc@ mor sielts--a few more bralls, and the
asuuy was usar. TINS mnst awful and aillcag
euuls,ancc Is, eur ucigltothsod. Mr. JORDAN was cut
SHIRT IN tho lluuu Of nlanl5 and usefulness lie NJ.
kind and iniuleeni husband and useful ciliacn-had
la,oy attached himself 10 The Eplsccra Church; bnt We
Arse HAT lie - now removed from th, church. militant
IA the church fuInran and thargl his friends bemaan
his sudden deah Yet believe ii rs his eternal gain
lis mental faculties manned uni paired 10 the last
Prince G4sfsc, Oct IL H.
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TIE f.pd S'ernr icrin gion--t case was tried lc
fore tie Superior Gauu II New Haven on Saturday
as gfoV ing out Of the destruction Of .ho steamboat
lexington. Warner T.. llda sacd the uWuets OF tho
Lexington ftha Nv Jersey Steam Transportation
Compaay) ler damages account Of the SIS If two
carndepa waic he had shipped board the
and the value ct which be estimated at 100. Chief
Justice Williams charged IN i.tyar of tn paint.H
Il having ben claimed that the Defendants lad res
ffcled th,r Liability 80 as to exempt themselves from
oscs by IRE, leakage bleai &C., - by published apd
posted notices, an =, inserting such restrictions III the
bills d Ia':g which 1t It Was heir usage to give upon
receiving freight, although il not shown HAT the
lct was brought hamc p the Plaintiff OF that such n
bill OF ldng passed. upon shipment # The carriages.
the court tod the Jury (says TN New Haven ilerad)
That h, lhc laws III the State Of Now York. common
carriers were liable iur al losses, cNedp y the act Of
GJd II # the public enemies, though they should
show dctinti notiee that thoy would mol hold them
selves liable ur particular RISKS. and the Of New
York lave goae further aud said HAT though
an ,Nmes contract BE- madc whereby the carrier should
,tputte against this Inability. by delivery Of aneh
bill If ladinl vas mentioned such a contract would
b. VOID; although his Honor VAS not prepared 10 say
that such special contract would mol be good in thi,
State.
| ader these instructions the Jury cave verdict OF
$3.50 Tor the Iainu1 The New lort journal Of Com
ncrce says that The defendants have appealed f3r al
houe the amount Of property involved IN hs parlirn
lat sult IS mol hrgr. ye The principle would affect
great part Of the property ON board of The Lexington at
ho Ime Of h,r destruction. well Gu rd all other
ftes'If Which are employed A. common carriers.
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from Mc Rochcsfnr On j. Democrat.

SGcipC.--A very Singular suicide occurred = n.
town ii Brighton on Friday, the 3Oth nit Vc## 81.
aud respectable Eoalshnan named John i,,a#..sl.
came 10 this country few weeks AGO and purchased q
farm Ion which he agreed to pay $1,000. near Billin
eAusl's tavern, in Brighton lis family consisting
ot VIII and eight callden, Were instructed take pas
sage 10 New York and arrive here rs sl1n as possible
with tie funds. Not being able 10 procure a Ias,aoc
Nov iok At thai time. Mis- H. took ship and arrived
al Baltimore. where she met by her husband. who
had received previous notice If her change ii Route
wland was man Of peellsh and lreul temper. and
miles very often uatcd him tuan extraordinary DEGREE
He was 50 displcased with his wife Cor coming by way
u Baltimore thereby involving eAradelay and Nrense
that he refused to shake hands with her and constantly
persisted tla she had ruined him by her course His
III temper increased after he arrived in Brighton and
bout Wcch ago, he took lncur ra2ur 10 commit suicide
bat WIS prevented. The ni2l before his death he com
planned Of being unNell. and Mrs. Il arose about Ii o.
clock aud made him some lea, Of which he parook-
she then retired crest with her daughter Ia the morn
I'M he wa, found dead in the canal where il appears
lac had thrown himself with nothing on but his MONT
elolIr There wete several gashos across one Of his
arms and in his room was found bloody knife with
which he had wounded himself before committing the
fatal act Tho Coruncr's Jury brought in a verdict
that the deceased caue his death IN stale Of partial
arrangements" ltmay be proper 10 state thai the whole
extent of the loss which bore heavily upon his mind
WAS mol than twenty five OF thirty dollars His
farm Was paid for.