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characterization seems 10 be going ahead In the Cry
of Bothedy Love. The editor Of the North American ha
recently been favored with the persa Ola letter. from pu
pol Of one Of the Philadelphia schools addressed TO BIZ.
proNimaie matcrna ancestor" Of which the following j.
ON eAtuct.-I Dat. Amcr.
The ipveulierance Of ta spirfe only found in pe
nouc forms Of speech The essence Of the child hcart IL
known Bro unity Of desire. Food IL the primitive idea
tri mik which b. positive boo the mother source. Sc.
cDnd. pap' which comparative aud inductiye Third oh
subjective OF o dental ordeal IN this last genus the
erc miud Nbue- through iuhniy. Simple bread h1s one
n,7 fI'e piorrirs, bnf multiplicity OF constituents.
Hpf-'cas' b. dnaI Sugar Y.Hus Orc orbcd. Moas.cs Boz
hog-hoids o. dcuutyc-fhrDugl sfraws.
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An RiorT.L hrson, whose wagon suffered injury by
running hole, left the pipe IN the street.
sued the coporationfr damages. II proved that the
proper preeautloRo placing light at night the ho,
had not been Used, and the Jury returned verdict for oil
that wa asked BY the delendant-U, s. Gazette,
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The great Agrieuituai FRA Coming - Under thi.
head the LING Island Sfar, after audng TO the abors of
ebg, Johnston and others, in connection with the app
cation OF the principles OF chemistry agriculture says:
~ greater advance than heretofore, has we understand
been lnefy made DIR. VIM. Valentine, heretofore better
known IN other departments than that of a chemist i'm
which he has been well educated, and for which he has
natural aptitude has been lately deyo,ing his whole aen
ton To Agricultural Chemistry by means of powerful
apparatus; lac has been Analysing soils with view to np
plying tue best means of ertlizing them and has been
learning the means OF compoundng by Of chemical
agents, the best manues. lie believes land other scentf
&c men believe So lkewise that he has acquired the art of
enabling farmers t. their land onc.tonth the or
nary expense of money and labor His discovery has been
patented and he has recently been employed laying watts
on c farms OF WIN. W. Weeks and Others nj Glen Cove
and ~ calculating To extend his operations widely"
u Since the above in type, have had an oppor
iuny OF converting with DIR. Valentine on the subject of
s researches IN agricultural chemistry. e explained To
us the substance used, and the manner of making his s
heal manure. That will prove powerful fertilizer we
do not doubt, and glad learn that is merits nre
being put To practical 10y several farmers on Long s
land the result OF which will IN due time be made public
We have received note from DIR. Valentine setting
forth the advantages 10 be derived from his discoveries
which shall have place next monh.-AB. Cult.
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Csssjs WAssi BsysA--ws stated yesterday tha, iAe
canada h1yeU were operating largely la tho western
ker, and that this specializing q the leading
ses OF the present rise and activity in -four In confms.
10 Courier OF Saturday. IL will be that in the fever
OF speculation Canadians giving higher price Tor flour
at Ctereaad than IL sells for Buffalo. They have
paid $3.50 for "ianey brands"-The highest price -four
has sold at in Buffalo this spring, Is S525. The highest
In New York bas been S5.7sa to S6.-Aibana argus,
ufy A
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u Mr.. HALL, whose Tobacco brought $40 a
hundred, iewweeks since, enormously said reside
in Fluvanna. Old Flu. host many worthy but
Mr. Hall and his fine Tobacco native the soil Of
TnOchLrnd
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In antieni tines II was common 10 loarn, among
the old oaks around Dodona's Temple,

And catch the faie- whi.perdi In the breere."
ramble among the woodlands and vallics of
Powhaian and Amelia may, in like manner. have
its charms, and prccipiiac one into the midst o the
great secrets oithe future.
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shsAs.htta--tshi Eaas npor,aat IN. mas,
mean ~ .sa sisnonsann os ,hs unlyss,s IA AoA ,hs
whence man derives thu hIRsss proplion Of sah.sl
,ss - ~ osna 70 eou.is, Of the primary coIos-
s proving u,e sn the source from whence Gomez a. n, A.,
Isin,er Of CREATION Az bshi wo 10 4 ,r.
,e osbs % ss Remove the one and all bank-,ahe away
~, ~ n,-s wau'h and rensw the yer.ab,e en-,
'"n ~ ss"i-- sarsspsn. sirsnr,b inn, an, 49,
gusi hams Daily expst,snc. show ,..,ls. ~ s snu an
'o'i uis ghdtcning the hoars 81 .,,-I. W., 49,
cuies are recorded calculated 10 sa-f, ,,s' ~
e"aon' and as "Aes sinbion ihnr-s the % 49,, IN
tbs 1o &c a % enaneous Diseases npuIt,es Of
For particulars advertisement ts In this AN, OH. -,
~ Sn ana sosL Wholesale aud fs e,r.,.,o No.
a. LANDS a CO. Druggists ChenisS san,,. Ro ey
no s'S broadway, Of Chabcru street, N.,, y. hss
agent kchmond A. Duvai Co. In r.cT.bnr, asei'.ed
son. IN Norfolk NJ A. Santos; .on BY ppss, Andsr
St s5 Clues IN the u s'''-res 300 bottle souss
painful TO record OF the aged and inf, . a,
yea" past may have been In, bripk M M w..
now much more distressing when bs v, =, %
nv , away IN The spring time OF hfe L.oks upon
~ uaung parents. relatives and bud Of h. o,,.,
mis- and life of honor usefulness sp,Irlp.d ~ az
nn.n o' These reflections by the are an
u 70 an early and unnsy gave and csl,d m ,,o,I
owh mon, all The prospects and enIoym.n. OF ,l- no ~
simpl An ,h moment and by disease which Is only
GU, uc h place. removes. nue, m, h,,. 81, ,y
and which proves fatal 49,, r
eury ami ,1s nas only to sa'nate system with Muir
10y au "e ouSncrs Is accomplished FataI Error 1ho,a,
are yearly enler Murcuraizciou their c,i.,anc -,
buttons % broken aBj functions OF ns, ei' constr
der the residue OF life miserable. Harley doe. nv, 20 rem
detail an exposure of he ha. % S a
al-. ms name by iniuring the feelings 49,,
not hts wor- have and again prove the ,l, ~
enc aud the reliance and nvoabe sser,ey with which No. -
be consulted. ~ ''"S" ne may
Dr. Hartley Member Medical Profession An, c ~,
nature OF his Practice with confidence even ~ %
osi und onef hope vgor AMI perfect lie may he
80 irOm IN tbs Morning iii nightonee on Iorn, an
hehnod Va Letters ineons remittance answcted by 49,,
,nd fo-t and Medicine punetnay transmitted TO an. o,rs.
either by initials name WV san
@ The Hanover Agricultural Society VIII lol, ,o.,,,n
Hanover c. House TUESDAY. the present ,oub
u" ATTENDANCE Of the members very desirable as there Is .
s"'s- OF Importance to transact. RICI'D T. DARRACorr
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CILOICE NEIARH !

NAVE just opened choice scgars enhancing tho
following favore brands Ia Numa Regas Plantation Canonel
and Principe. CAL and this lot
WILLIAM n. HARDWOOD.
~ 10 Successors 4. y. Adie 4 co.
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o. The Locos in New Orleans undertook to
fire hundred guns in glorifcaton of their vic
tory; but rain happening at the time, their pow
der got wet That's -monition of what's in
store for them next year.
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lNroSTuREl In Paris there are said to be about ono hun
ded etaiTrogdnf females who pick up living by pretend
ing To see dison'esior which they prescribe The Med
ana surgical urnal says hat there only
IN stonbut they enjoy 6nc revenue by heir imposi
tons and the creduliy Ol those who consult them
baltimore 1uerieau.
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WASHINGTON ALLSTON-The Painter and Poet.
We have omitted notice the death of this eminent
man. He died recently ia Boston, in his 9th year lie
native Of South Carolina lie enjoyed the reputation
at home and abroad Of being the nes genius painting
that this country has produced The last 10 or > years OF
his life have been spent upon great painting Belshas
tGr's Feast, oT The HdndrrtiHg the Wall"
Although painting his VOCATION he now and then in.
duged in the kindred domain Of poetry. and composed
much that will place his among the foremost Of Anne
rcan poets. The following from his pen would dc honor
TO any poet OF any cline age:
AMERICA To ENGLAND.
All hail, thou noble land,
Our fathers native soil
q stretch thy mighty hand,
Gigantic gown 10y toll,
Der the vas, Atlantic wave To shore,
For thou, with magic might,
Cunst reach To where the light
Oh PhGbus travels bright
The world Ger
The genius 81 our CLINE,
From his pinc-ombnted steep,
Shall hail the great sublime;
While the tntons Of the deep
With their conchs the kindred league shall proclaim,
Then, let the world combine,
Der the main our naval lins
Like the milky-wny shall shine
Bright in fame
Though ages long have passed
Since fathers left their homes
lheH Iilol OUT uit uilsls
Oor uuiraveIl'd seas 10 roam,
Yet lives the blood u England an our veins
And shall not proclaim
That blood II honest fame
Which tyranny tame
To its chansl
While the language free and bold
Which tho bard Of Avon sung,
In which our Milton told
How the vault u heayn rung,
When Satan. blasted, fell with hi' host;
While this, with reverence meet,
Ten thousand echoes greet,
And from roak % rock repeat
Round our COAST
While the manners, while the arts
That mould a nations soul,
Still cling around our hearts,
Between let oceans roll,
Our bright communion breaking with the sun;
Yotstll from either beach,
The voice Of blood shall reach,
More audible ,han speech
"WG sEE oyE."
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WORTHAM'S OFFICE,
UNnRR THE EXCHANGE HOTEL.
S2O.,HNbl

BC Don't forget The drawing n c New Jcy Lottery Cas-
No a. hand this evening per maSouebOiy get
$4,000 i0T -, snd hiDay ssin b. on hand Al
10 WOR1HAWs
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AUCTION CARD.

we invite public attention the sale Mt a. P.r,eo. Bs
,"ea ah hHeA'" Furniture, Library, Philosophical
apparatus, &c., e. take Place his resdener come,
anu ON streets this "WEDNESDAY Morning at 10 O'Clock
collection OF Furniture Te AMI superior and
ramos sofas sdeboars, Dining 1abl-s Can do To
cue o. Mirrors and Looking Giasses Chairs variety Feather
' aas~c~ bsSisteads aud Bedding Floor passag, Car
Ie buIeauN aud Wadrobes WiBdow aud blinds arg
taen cooking stove Kitchen aDl Cooking uess &c with al
niosi every necessary article housekeeping
The Library Of Books and Philosophical instruments which 49,,
very valuable val De- soh immediately Furniture the ,Ie
OF winch Will commence at 10 O'Clock precisey
By order OF Trustees. INLOFs A. RRoTupp A,.,
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ALLEN 81 CO.'S OFFICE,
UNDER TIE EXCHANGE
FOR THIS DAY.
GoiHgi GoiHQii Goingili

1000 for only 80.
Tl drawing n F bflut arheme ~ Jersey Lottery
Css- No a. % hand i evening" apas 100000 GoOo
5000 1900 anil 30 o $1,000 Tickets sJaafos IN propouon
fofa great variety Of lucky numbers early day
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Inc Philadelphia American exposes and concmp.
hole tnek OF that eXecrabe politician John C. Spencer
ad To be the behind the throne greater than the
throne e since he has been appointed to the Treasury
department II appears that, the last session Of Con.
gress resolution passed calling upon the Secretary of the
Treasury Tor statement OF its conditions; showing "th
amount OF appropriations for each year. from the lth of
March, 1922 to the eth of March, 1913 exclusive of the
public debt and trust funds"
In answer TO this, Mr. Spencer has put forth the lame
ana most bareiaoed attempt 10 throw odum the lost
Congress lie produces, statement showing the an
preparations for each year. but showing the appr pra
uon bills passed IA each year, the expenditure not
only OF that but also OF other years Thus SAYS the New
10TH Commercial, the appropriations made in the wear
from March llh 1912 to March 4h lS43 appoar TO have
been 800; but they include the TO June
5Oih leii-being in fact for than two years The
1912 1886 90 those for
down 10 the Both OF June 1874 were S2i 669 1856 But
the Secretary ngenousy substituting the word in for the
word for IN his reading Of the resolution puts these two
sums together and adding them the post Uce appropr
non makes 500 and puts this before the country
as the Wing expenditure for year.
The LocoiocO papers have Of seized this with ay
dy as nice theme for descant upon their bugbear Whg
Extravaganza"
IL pity for them how easily plain tale can put them
down. Mr. John {. Spences contemplate trick is hardly
worth words 10 characterize it, Ii has no, even the merit OF
ingenuity The only quality necessary to plan and
so asinine, or more properly ostrchke device was
matchiess impudenee.-Nortok Herald.
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Two thousnhu ci'xcns OF Lancaster county fa) sign
CALL which appears in the last Lancaster Examiner Tor Clay
county convention. The Baltimore Wing thus notices the
call.-AIbdny idrerfiser.
"DlD You SEE THAT CALF"
"What call 2"
"why the call contained in the Lancaster Examiner and
Democratic Herald" OF the 9Th instant signed by William
Hester and 1865 other good and true Wings, convennx
meeting OF the citizens OF Lancaster county,
friendly the election OF Henry Clay the Presidency and
in favor OF sound national currency and Tariff protect
the American laborcr mechanic manufacturer and farmer
against foreign competition be held ut the Courthouse
the city OF Lancaster Saturday the 18th instant n
O'clock A. vi. for the purpose OF effective organization"
"Nc, did not see Il; bu, glad hear IT, for when
the people gst fairly work, Harry OF the Westw
every thing down before him like avalanche. Aud my
good sir, is not time that friends in Baltimore had
thrown their standard to the breczel"
fes. and when they do, glorious chief will rally to
his support many honest fellow, who has hitherto tough,
against his own interest Let Clay be but President and
the whole face OF our country will be changed them he
w carry out those great measures promove Of the
css OF The working classes for which he has been abong
during the last 30 yearsof his lifo."
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Long Island minstrel thus deicatey alludes to hus
Oands neither garment among number Of other equally
pahec sianz1s The choceness only equaed by that Of
some fashionable lndies.-AURoRA
And while retreaiing through the woods
And through the tangled fern
lie tore his mus II mention ems,
And had TO put on hern
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HOYT q cos PRIZE OFFICE,
Under the Exchange.

pT $4,000 capital 10 prizes OF $1,000 Tkcts IS Drawing
To be received by thus evenings Chances to be- had of
Ju ~ IONT a
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REVOLUTION IN ST. DOMINGO.

By the arrival of the brig Woodstock Capt Baker,
at Savannah, the 9Th inst, from Aux Cages, the Sa-
vannah Republican has authentic INTEL gence relative
| TO the revolt in ST. Domingo.
"'rhe American Consul or Commercial Agent, at
Aux Cages, sent dispatches to Hon. Daniel Webster,
Secretary of State by tho Woodstockthey were for
warded 10 Washington by mail
"The Revolution commenced on the goth oil January,
by the assembling Of considerable force under arms
on "the plains, about six miles from the town OF Aux
Cages The insurgents commanded by Col Rivere,
q man OF much resolution and energy, despatched q
message to the Governor of Aux Cages stating that
their object neither bloodshed page, but that
they demanded such change OF government as they
could live under, and Constitution modelled
after that othe IT, States. At the Capital ofthe Island,
Port Prnce) all was CONSERVATION when Capt Baker
left strong military force concen trated there,
IN order TO oppose an apprehended attack by the IN.
surgenis. very hostile feeling manifested to-
wards the Government i'll many quarters The soldiery
badly paid and lived in great part upon plumber.
President Boyer is supposed TO have large sum OF
money al his command, and il is presumed that if the
instruction succeeds he will leave the island and sail
for France Others suppose he ready to call TO his
aid the intervention OF France which will be but a
paraory step TO surrender oil ST. Domingo TO that
power
The Republican publishes letter from w. B. Gooch,
the American commercial agent who states that the
whole island was in state o.! revolt, and business
almost entirely suspended. The Reyolutionists had
from 1000 to 5000 men under arms and were con-
tinualy increasing; and it anticipated there would
be some hard fighting before either party would sur
render
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''IIe, The young and strong, who cherished
Noble longngs for the strife,
Re the road. aide fell and perishcd
Uy Tie road .>Iut ItII, anu prTIsHtU
lEenrv I'LL LIE maKrh of live -

Weary with the march of lie" Longfilon.
Died. in Chesterfield The LIST instant, after short
and painful illness WILLIAM RouERr eldest Of Col John H.
Goodr, the l year Of his Withou; tho intention Of
rcunn. paneryrc high respect for THE deceased in
duccs rs to record This slight tribute memory
fallen the lot Of the writer notice the death OF one whose
early loss more deeply of the subject
of this sketch In the various Of life, his character
pure and unexceponahe As son. he dun and aiec-
onae-as brother, kind and obgng-and, az friend gene
None possessed agreeable
calculated svin the esteem Of large circle OF friends
with and vigorous intellect 20 which
entering upon lons aGd brilliant career OF usefulness "hr ~
suddenly oil in the morning of his life In h last III
h, manifested tr mild and amlabc spirit which cha.
by pain he bore all without murmur lie seem
composed aih resigned III The prospect o DEATH cvnchg an
die in wf lis relatives, his friends and
Cod and often feared l!at IN moments Of d.lium he might
word f. which he should seek forgiveness But
The agony dissolution has closed the scene. lie a
vanished iae the morning cond and the early dew Yet his
death without its lesson Though he walk with
here he has left the memory Of his virtues In the hey
of life, amid the shifting Of after the thought
Of the oil the dark valley before will
hearts, check the ardor of wild ambition, and adj
monsI H. To she also ready
y ~ Meeting of the Social fraternity, Literary Assoca-
ton which deceased menbe the following rcsou-
tions unanimously adopted:
R.e,rsd That the members Of the Social Fraternity have
ceived deepest sensby and unfegned in
tesence Of the decease Of VIM Goode late member OF this
body.
one whose amae aud reniemanly manners and many go
ca virtues, eniearcd HIM To The hearts oil MS acqnaihances ana
whose abilities and high literary aanments qualified
valuable member Of this society, and an orna-
men, Ia lc community in which he lived
R,soi.ed hereby tender most respectful sym
raty and he relatives and friends of deceased
o unexpected and affective sispenat"n OF DIVINE FRO
berei at who such high promise Of
Lripr ;ic pride o'acc Of their declining years.
f,or copy of these resolutions, signed by the Pres
en and Secretary Society," s transmitted the
Of The aud II IN. Editor of the Richmond Enquirer for
Re<osd That further tribute of respect the memory
departed broer the Social Fraternity DO nov adjourn
: Ger An
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I!rNRICC COUNTY.

t.amee'ing Of tIe Democratic citizens Of IIcnrico
,.3 held al the Court House, the 9Th Of March
iG-Col Benz d. Il. Barker was called to the Chair
.a r. II staykc appointed Sccrctary-and, after the
c, o! the meeting had been fully explained by t!lc
4a.-iaan ;aoilon was made 10 appoint Committee
g. g, select aud recommend 10 this meeting suit
seg-oa 4; Oc supported rs the candidate of The De-
~ 'a,..c party. al the Spring Election.
Chairman appointed the following gentlemen -
VI II Gariaer, Captain Thomas VI. Ladj, Win
Whiting. jahn O. Goddn, and Robt. Taylor, 10 COM
1899 she -,j! Commit c--and UPON the report of the
,l Committee Captain John g. Young was unanimous
c.1>cn. The Chairman then appointed Committee
wait on Captain Young, and inform him Of his no.
aa7aaaa. Captain logas being introduced by the
e#na..lcc, ia a happy and appropriate speech ac-
'cI the nomination, and pledged himself to the I
% Use every effort hi power 10 promote the
es,. gt the Democratic party at the coming election.
w@ioa was then made, that Tie President Of this
meeting appoint Committee OF three iii each company
-'fri 20 ac county, 10 canvass and place the claims
taqain Young iayoraby before the people. A mo-
M also made that the President and Secretary Of
's, mcct.', be added 10 the said Committee.
iAa Committee. under tie foregoing resolution, con-
SIS D.! Colonel &. g. Il Barker, T. H. S,arke, Samuel
"cl, Wm. y. Deurlck, Daniel Matthews A. Black
a' Captain ". Ieries Major Gardner Captain Jos.
l'a. C. G Mitchell, Jas o. Bren, Captain Thomas NJ.
l4el iNhp i.eakc, Robert Barker, Richard Rcins, r.
q Go.ca. Henry Vaughan, John o. Goblin, Dabncy
f.is,r. H. Gentry, r. II. Whitock, Philip Mayo,
Co Del James NJ. Sedrn, Ludw=ll Bracelet, James 4.
H2.wood Captain D. Ball, Colonel John o. Mosby, John
-.-.cr, Henry Cox, Mathew liobson Charles Chill
..e'' Albert Akin, Thomas q. West Stephen b.
sweeney, Christian Alca Miles Carter, John Carter,
'.aa FISHER, and Sfottwood G. Waldrop.
nmotion, it VAS R. Soirsd That the proceedings OF
s meeting lie published in tie Richmond Enquirer-
-al motion, the meeting ttcn adjourned.
l. r. BARKER, Chairman.
I! II
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COUNTY OF CHESTERFIELD.

At meeting Of tie Republicans of Chesterfield
held ut the Court House of their county, on Monday
the l3th of March-On motion, Colonel Daniel II
Flournoy was called to the Chair, and Alexander
Jones, ESQ., appointed Secretary.
Mr. ). Bassett French after few remarks offered
the following resolutions which were adopted
Resorcd, That the thanks Of generous constituency
are due, and in their tender them to Higgson
Hancock, ESQ., for the un,ring fidelity, with which he
has performed the duties of that post in the presen
General Assembly, TO which he has been assigned BY
his fellow citizens.
Rcscired, That az mark Of our undated conf
dencr IN him, we do unanimously re-nomInate HIM as
the Democratic candidate TO represent tins county IN
the next General Assembly Of Virginia
Resoircd, That James II. Cox, by his long and tried
services, has for himself renewed obligations on
our part, and fully entitled to be called good and
faithful servant.
Resoired, That John W. Jones Esq. has the thanks
Of every true Democrat and at the polls in April shall
have their undivided suppor,-the only response an
honest constituency can give an honest RePresen-
tatlve.
Resoired, That the proceedings OF this meeting be
signed by the Chairman and Secretary and sent TO the
Richmond Enquirer for publication.
d. II. FLOURNOY, Chm.
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COMMUNICATED.


In The afternoon Of Monday The 9th instant WM DAspRIodE,
ynu. the I5l! Of his and Of Capt William
cambridge Epes, Of Dnwde county, while hunting alone came
his death By accidental dschae Of his shot Late IN
the evening. body found side of fence and his
he other. From examination, seems he must nave
climbing The fence when The (Which
was percussion onc discharged contents which entered The
orbit his right eye and NJ the posterior part Of his
head raising supposed Instantaneous DEATH fond and
kind father and aectiona,e mother,
scucd deepest cnom and distress for the loss of their
fndcst hope lI interesting spehty ana promising
youth Ills amiabe character, associated with his familiar aud
friendly nature secured for him the respect and esteem OF his
The and notice OF hesa
Thus lived tluS died this Interesting
highly med That his Surviving playnaes may
learn maachsy be prudent and careful In the
guns, the wish Of who las sons and oil
who does ieengy ympalze with The father and mo-
thcr in lieir present affecting bereavement. H.