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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-08
. EhOie Institution.

FARMrRs' BANx or VIRGINIA, 2.th JulY. 1913.
The undersigned, Directors of the Farmers Bank OF Virginia.
certify that the foregoing statements have been examined, and
are believed 10 be correct.
JAMES BoSHER,
JAS. {. CRANE,
SAMUEL REEVE.
SUBLErT McGRUDER,
JNO. WOMBLE,
X. h. iAXALL.
STATE OF VIRGINIA, City Of Richmond, 10 un:
j.. q. Blair. Cashier Of the Farmers Bank of Virginia, this day
personally appeared before me, a Justice of the Peace OF the civ
aforesaid, and made oath, that the WITHIN statements, made out
from the books Of the Bank, and from the latest returns precedin.
the date from the Branches, are correct, to the best of his know
ledge and belief.
Given under my hand this oath day of July, 1913,
WALTER d. BLAIR.
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VIRGINIA, Frederick county, set:
This day personally appeared before the subscriber, 4 Justice of
the Peace in and for the county aforesaid, Henry VI. Brent, Cash
Ter of the Bank Of the Valley, in Virginia, and made oath, that
the foregoing exhibits 4 true state If The said Bank on the lst day
Of July, $40, To The best of his knowledge and belief.
Given under my hand this 27th day of July, 1873,
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paAK OF THE VALLEY ~ VIRGINIA,

DhNh UT HE FHLLEI N VTKTTNTA,T
Winchester, July 2sth, 1913.
To His Etcellency JAMES McDowELL.G Gov. Of Va.
Dear Sir: enclose statements showing the condition of this
BANK on the LIST day OF Juiy, 1872, and LIST infant.
am, very respectfully, your ohedt. servt..
II. NJ. BRENT, Cashier,
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CERooNs INDIGO, of superior quality, yr,,
lV For sale low, by GAfNoR o LfELL.
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UOYT a. CO.'S OFFICE.

Tndfr Nc EfchgHgc Hold, Kttdm0ad, Vrrind.
DRAWING Of Alexandria Lottery. No. ~. drawn 9Th Aug:
- 10 80 - 2 81 10 l6 - 81 Il Is 30 p.
Drawing Of Va. 1.eesburg Lottery, No. 81:
- 50 II ~ Il ~ - nj - > 4 Il % -.
Ticket, Nos. . Is 6l, a capital in the above, sold and paid by
HOYT & co.
Drawing Of Virginia Mononsalia Lottery, No. 81:
- Al - II - Is % - - 30 : I'll So 10.
Ticket, Nos. : 50 -, a Capital in the above Lottery, sold and
paid by HOYT * to.
Aug. s = at-It
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RICHMOND MARHErs-Augu,t :, 1919.
ToH.cco-Rteeipts much diminished. Lug', s. % 3; leaf,
4 10: fine manufacturing, : a ~, a. in quality.
Ft"rR-New Country, 81 50; Chg Mills, &; Old without de-
mand.
WnaAr-Iars- sales daily at from 95 cents to 81.
CoRN-57i a 90 cents.
Mg.L-to II ~ cents.
o.1s-3o n IS cents, from vessels and depot.
PL.srna-Lump, 81 Is; 500 Id. casks, ground, 81 90 on DasiH.
sArr-sl ~ by ihe cargo; in store. 81 7Oa go.
Inos-Tred.eaf, $50; swedes, 81 80; Country, 20; pig, a5 a@.
F''H-ssn,"ss, new cut, s. % "A 49, for NO,l-
Ssa.H-N. Orleans, ssa7 50; P, Rico, as Is; St. cToIx, : 50
cosF,F-!aruira, 81 a cents; Rio, 8 a o cents.
IsA-to 4 i01 cents.
B'c">-G.i;more ST il 6 50; city cured, e 5oa7
BEES, 81 5Oa 6.-MurroS, 5aa3aa 59-vr.Ls. s2-LAMo',
siae. BERNARD PEY1oN.
Deaths.
Died, on THURSDAY morning a, half "a, 5 O'Clock, Mr.. John L.
Nelson, Of this city, Ia The I3rd year OF his age.
ELgErwooD ACADEMY, KING & oUEEN.-rhe eNer-
L cises Of tile neg, session Of In, Institution will commence on
'' - ''''' -"' '"'''-' '" '' -'' WmTE,
Aug,3 a6-4
GEORGE T. BOOKER. Of The late firms Of Lewis Webb Il Co,
- and Webb, too.er < Hamilton, has taken the House next 10
The Pen,tentiary Store, on the Street leading from Main street 10
GR0ctRy .syD COMMISSION BUSINESS.
In the coarse Of the cnsulne fortnight he viii have IN store Az
profits. A"rs ad-al'
4 SITUATION WANTED ny 4 TEACIlER.-a yong gen
"A trmau, a late meia1er of William College, Massachusetts,
who has had two years experience III teaching. Is dr>ltouS ot
obtainIng a situation either as an Assistant IN some Southern
Academy. or as Tutor III 4 private fam ly. Ample testimonials
can be produced relative 10 scholarship. character and skl!i IN
his profession. Letters posi- pa d addressed 10 4. b., AT Fred
ericksburg, Va, Will receive prompt attention.
Auss 26-d
G10O REWARD--Hnn away from Mathew Bryan < co.'s
y IOO Iron Works, kockbuhse county, virginia, soalr time
IN June las:. my Negro Man William, sometimes calling himself
William Smith, about : feet 10 or II inches high, very likely, IA
the a copper color, speaks qntck when spoken 10, about - years
- loose, curly utT-uu scar now TeCu.rC,cl. VIII nke
fifty dollars fr the apprehension Of said hoy, II taken IN This
State, or S!U0 II taken out Of the State and delivered 10 me, near
Spoiisylvdnia Court. house, Spotlsylyania county, Va.
JOHN McCOULI.
tur 2 1b-Ntf
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Deaths.
Died, on Thursday morning. 1T half past ; O'Clock, Mr.. John l..
Nelson, of this city, in the jrd year OF his age.
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We have read "South Carolina, - and we beg leave
to express 1t as our opinion, that our able Correspon-
dent has oTerthrown all his positions. However, both
SIDES are now before our Readers, and they will de-
eide for themselves.-Eds Eaguirer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-07
Things in Philadelphia.

PuI.AogLpuiA. July t-P N.
"THE HopE."-The Hope Engine Company, No. 81. Of
New.York with their splendid and dazzling apparatus
rived at Wanus,ree wharf about half O'clock this
morning accompanied with band of music An
cort of al hundred euen formed in Wanut-strcet
each bearing tofciCh, which moved about o'clock
towards the quarters assigned for the strangers After de-
postn. their apparatus Of the houses belonging to the
Hope Hose Company whose guests they are they paook Of
cold collation. when they escorted their quarters
Congress Hall.
During the entire morning. ,hcir beautiful machine has
been viewed and admired BY thousands % citizens all
of whom have expressed unming:r delight the
meet with warm and cordial reception. Tonight I'M
derstand they raraA- of suppr, aud tomorrow visit
the places Of public On Saturday they
home.
The business Stock Market to-day wa, oaly to
limited amount. Prices without change
Their is nothn. new stirring to-day
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n.,.r. c.lond.rThis Day.

Ciaerrr Cernt.-Ne- $ 90, 80 81 y g. 50, - %
g. AZ 4a 5I s., 50, ST. So 81, 5s so, o. u, o., o.
crrRioa cOvnr y o. = 10 = 81 IL IS is 3D. A. Is,
81, 81! 3d. 10, So 81 ~ Al, - '' - ''''
20, so, 81. %
10 Is 10
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Baltimore Clipper.

RIOT At HAvEE DE GRAcE.-An atfray oc-
CURED at Havre dc Grace on the afternoon of the
18th of July, between some Baltimorcans ard some
citizens of that place. The Baltimore Patriot
says;
An cncroachmcnt was made by some boys on
the privileges Of man who kept small store
He became enraged and shot at one of them,
woundng him in the legs. Out Of this grew a
still more fearful afiray. Several persons, it is
stated, procured guns which they fired of, wound
ing three four rather severely. Officers inter
posed, ard, as we are told, arrested some ten or
twelve Of the ringeaders, when the matter was
or,plIrfl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-07

u SIGNoRA CAsTELL.,N's Concert at the
Tabernacle last evening was, we believe, the most
brilliant musical triumph ever witnessed in this
country. That immense building, the most spa
clous in the City, was crowded to the roof The
most eminent dlvines the abest and most labo.
rlous lawyers, the heaviest merchants, the most
distinguished men in every profession in the City
were IN attendance as well as the whole body of
musical amateurs, and, as it seemed the whole
fashionable portion of our citizens; and all seemed
equally delighted and equally enthusiastic intheir
applause of this most gifted singer. She sang in
four pieccs-and in all with most wonderful sweet.
ness and power. We have neither time nor
inclination tonight for any critical remarks upon
the Concert, but may refer to it again. There
could not have been less than $500 or 5000 per-
sons present, and few of them, we are sure, would
willing miss the opportunity Of hearing her again
Whether she wall consent to give another Concert
previous to her departure for Europe, we are not
advised: but we are sure she will not escape the
most urgent solicitation to do so.-A young gen
teman. whose name We were requested not to
mention, made his first public appearance in an
English song-which was received with unbound
ed applause and rapturously encored This, on
the same evening with CASTELAR,, may we'll be
deemed a brilliant debut. He certainly sanr
with great sweetness, though with evident EN-.
barrassment
o. TIE New WORLD OF this week is bean.
tifuIIy ILLUSTRATED NuMDER-bcing filled with
the finest and best printed wood engrav wings we
have ever seen In any newspaper The paper is
of superior quality and wh!teness, and the pub
Usher well deserves, for his interchangeable spirit
and enterprise, the great favor with which his
Journal is every where received. The present
number Is the commencement of new volume.
and Is sold TO non-subscrIbers for l21 cents-at
which price it is decidedly cheap, when we con.
slder the costly engravings with which it is EN-.
bellished. For more particular information we
refer to the publishers announcement in another
place.
u TIE ROVER for this week contains several
fine stories, including Coleridge's well-known
Allegorlcal Vision, and an original engraving
Of q New Jersey scene. The Rover is neatly
printed and is exceedingly cheap.
U The New-Jersey Railroad sent an extra
train from Jersey City at about II O'clock for
the accommodation of those persons on the line
who attended Signora CAsTELLAx's Concert in
the evening.
. An infant daughter of Mr.. Newman, at
Rochester, died few DAYS since In consequence
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-07

u Judge Catron decided, in his late VS., !; :
this city, that as the crime of those engageu III !.
the Chavis affair was, on conviction, pun,'apYsr
nth death, no application to bail any OF the Pa
ties would be received by him. THIS dee.5J.
was made on application to bail Mr. GofpT Tia
who was engaged in the robbery only. .; ir
Judge, by this, appears to make no dstlneu ~
and will, without doubt, arraign them all fo'm ~
der. st. Louis Repup'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-07
lg of a sumptuous dinner.

The New ATTORNEY GENER,L.-Thc New
York Tribune asks: viii not the Baltimore
papers-if the examination would not cost them
too much labor-tell us who and what IS John
Nelson, our now Attorney General Z" We can
give the required information without the least
labor or difficulty. Mr.. Nelson is the son of
General Roger Nelson, distinguished re'oiu-
tionarv officer, who horr TIC honorable scars of
service on his body and who subsequently re-
peatedly represented the upper district OF this
State in Congress, and died as one of the associate
Judges of the State. The present Attorney Sen
eral practiscd law II this Stale, residing IN Ere
derrick. tle place of his nativity, (having been
elected once TO Congress- until he was appointed
By General Jackson Minister to Naples to settle
the Ncapolitan indemnity lie was alsc a ,rle,:l
Der Of the State Senate for five years. On his re-
turn from Naples &c removed to Baltimore, where
he has since remained in the practice OF the law.
To his legal requirements, eloquence and general
ability as an attorney, we have never heard an
obicction-and hence we consider his appoint
mcnt to be uncxccptionablc In politics he be
longs TO the Democratic party, Of which he has
always been a leading member
E,I.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-07

CHURCH STRUCK BY LlGHTNlSG.-The Episco-
pal Church at belyldere in New-Jersey, was con-
slderaoly injured during shower on Thursday
afternoon. The ind entered the cupola, passing
down the end OF the building fronting the public
square, tearing on the boards and shatteTing the
timbers from top TO bottom,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-07

u The Van Buren, (Ark.) Intelligence say
there is g busy fellow " in Newton county, Mo
who keeps distillery which manufactures nun
drcd barrels of whisky per week an e1tens. Nv
Touring mill grows ten thousand bushels Of coI
each year; raises Berkshire pigs and Dfna.
cattle; is building new barn; swaps no'sg
when good bargains offer; is winding up an ..
mercantile concern-besides taking care Oh
wife and SIX responsibilities. He does mol 10 :,
the manual labor himself, but the way ne A''p
strikers in stir Is worth looking at.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-07

o- For Circutar concerning the Fire a Fall Rtser'
Hannah Mores Works Hydrophobia, Letter from Dos
ton. and Horrible M.rder, see First Page.
o. For Lines By Ms Eamts, aud L<''s' deSc'''"s
Scenery on The Western Lakes, see Last rage
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-07

CRIMINALS EscAPED.-The authorities at Jei
ferson, Mo-, allow many criminals to escaPe
The st. Louis Republican says: Benjamin
Worl, convicted of an attempt to murder ulaa
IN Cape Girardcau county, J. P. Hall, who as.
summer robbed Spaniard on board boat u ;
our Levcc, a man named Cunningham aD
another named Brocksnan, have all escaped iIof
the officers at Jefferson. On the 23d inst uae'
were engaged in towing barge from the mou ls
Of the Usage, and Selling a favorable oPPo'' y.
nifty, they got possession of skitf' belonging y
the barge, and made good their escape"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-07

;sbed than increased. The presen! landlord, MI
G. L. Beach, is doing al tia. one man can DO 70
restore its earl pnr.arity Although nearly every
thing IT milk and mountain ,,,,,s. bs
hauled no iFc. . vatskiIl and New York. ms table
would do honor to hotel in the City, and the
arrangements for the comfort of visiters are veil
devised and ample, though the house itself Is about
as ircehvenier: as possibe-its windows port
holes, It's kitchen at one end whileits dining-room
is at the other a good e-coach-nore. II
reQuired4is at the door at 3 O'Clock e'erg NOM
ing to carry visiters 70 aid rom the CautersNil
Falis-rettr...;;Ilg at their pleasure coach Is
run down to meet every boat TO Newly OK or
Albany, morning or evening, so that you may
take an early breakfast on the Mountain. and De
in New York for dinner ct : P. VI. or leave at II
" and be in Albany at 5. Going up, you take
the peerless EMPIRE, for instance, or any other
good boat here IN the morning, reach Catsklll at
?. dine on the boat or in Catsk leave at 3 F. NJ
and reach the Mountain House at !, just IN time
to ,akea good look by the light Of the setting sun,
renovate the outer man. and be ready for supper al
3. the regular hour. The coaches run up and
down by Messrs Beach II Co. Of Catskill are
models of strength and case-an accident has
never happened to them on the routc-and the
trip down is made in little over two hours
Friends who travel III your annual fitting to
Saratoga, Niagara, and elsewhere, think OF the
view from the Mountain House. cannot say
how mountain air compares with mineral water as
a restorative of health-I am partial to both, and
would have both duly honored. But, assuredly,
the epicurc in chase of lost appetite will find 1t
before he has reached lon foot the summit of the
Catskil. c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-07

ESCAPE OF CoNvlcTs FROM SING SING.-We
mentioned yesterday another escape of two noto-
rious scoundrcs from the State Prison at Sing
Sing. These flights are becoming shamefuy
frequent, and we should like 10 know if no care
whatever is taken of the Prison under the new
regime More prisoners have escaped and far
more complaints OF the III amer in which the rest
are treated, since the Loco Focos assumed the
control than during the whole time the Wings
were IN authority; and almost every week brings
us intelligence OF some new issue of viltainy from
the prison walls. We have seen it stated that
the unusual crueltics practced upon the prisoners
there drive them 10 the desperate risk even of
life III the attempt to escape; how this may be
we know not-but ia Prison is to be maintained
for the public security, that security certainly de-
mands more vigilant care than has recently
been exercised.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-07

u The Clay Club of Lafayette County, % j
has directed a subscription for fifty cop.es
Greeley g. McElrath's Life and speesA''
Henry Clay for circulation in that Comiy ~,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-07

DIR. c. w. ArPLEToN.-We find the following
article in the Lancaster, Pa, lntelligencer The
Doctor, it will be recollected, was the Temperance
Agent for the State of New Jersey, and was al.
ways severe in his dcnunciations against the In
morality and vice of the present day
''This notorious parsonage, whose amours We
laid before our readers several months ago, came
to Lancaster on Saturday last, in a sad plight
and without either of his three or four wives be
gives it out as his intention to 90 to New Je'
sey, and there meet his accusers face to face, and
clear his skirts of the charges preferred against
him. We learn that before he went to jail The drank
five glasses of brandy"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-07

DEpLoRABLE CAsUALrY.-A slip from the Scr
OTTO co. Gazette mentions that Rev. Georg'
Beecher, Pastor of the Second Presbyterian
Church, recently took double barreled shot gun
and went into his garden, with view Of killing
the birds that destroyed his fruit and buds. he
discharged one barrel, and about FIVE MINUTES
afterwards he raised the muzzle of the gun to hi
mouth for the purpose, it is believed, of blowing
into the empty barrel, at which moment the pow
der in the other barrel accidentally exploded DIS
charging the whole charge of shot into his skull
which caused instant death. A public meeting,
at which Hon. Thomas Ewing presided, Clio
honor to the virtues of the deceased.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-07

u WILLIAM ?. CmLroS, ESQ. of Taladega,
has been nominated as the Wing Candidate for
Congress in the Seventh District of Alabama.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-07

ANOTHER STAGE RoBsEaY.-We lean no ~
the way-biIl of the Northern Stage, winch i,or,
rived last night, that four trunks were cuI M M
the boot, on Friday night near Brownlngt0h', he
clue has been discovered to the detection %
robber Pittsburgh Age
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-07

u General Committee of Democratic
Wing Young .1en.-A regular Meeting OF this Com
mite viii be he'll the Broadway House on Fndsy even
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-07
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
New JERSEY

New JERSEY =. Al
xrssr contains the rrert 6 6 Iii: tile celebration of
the 18th by the venerable Society OF CINCINNATI at
Trenton. in New-Jersev. Gen. Ebene1er Elmer
the only surviving original member of the 30
ciety, being prevented by the :ntirntles OF age
from attending, Capt. De HART I: S, A, one
of the Vice Presidents, presided. The annual
pra.inn vas delivered by wv. SCOTT, Esq. OF
New Brunswick, and the Society then elected
officers for the coming year. Gen. EsENEzER
ELMER was reelected President The following
letter was then read frorn Hsn. q. d. Wall:
BURLINGTON, July 9Th, 1913.
Dear SrR-Being prevented by the order OF my Pyslen
from attending your meeting this day, wish 20 su9n. ~
the Society proposition which VII! sho" 'a ny i'e -
with YOU
NewJersey is srewed with the monuments of the hevo.
luton which must remind posterty OF the ceeGs 81
our Revolutionary Fathers. But Posis has not iuihee
noble deeds which, while they secured illustrate our s!oF-
Gus Independence THE Victory at Trenton stands lore
most among the of the Revolution II may De con-
siered The ay-spring OF thai event. breaking III The darkest
night of gloom and dependency cron te anot. oil me
d.y Does no, gratitude we'll as that noble pride which
springs from tie recollection OF glorious deeds
B ID MS proclaim 20 deathless fame
Our fathers matchless daring
From whom can the nitiaory step appropriately
as tn. Society of Cincinnati; Is their duty TO SET the
ample psrpetuating by monument that GLORIOUS
Are no; the people Of NewJersey ripe 10! II hi not the
proposition be hailed with hurs. patriotic enthusiasm
we have no,, peacr rropsrtythen make the experiment
Yours truly, GARRETT D. WALL.
The Society closed their celebration by Partak-
mo of a sI,mptuous dinner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-07

Is The large distillery formerly carried on by
Mark Spencer, Esq in this city. has been stopped,
and he has given up the business of making
whisky.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-07

u An infant daughter of Mr.. Newman, at
Rochester, died few days since in consequence
OF eating phosphorus.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-07

r- Wanted an Agent Tor Tai. pa,sr at PRovIDENcE; II
Ihat city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-07

10 ADDISON DoUGHERTY, Chairman.
,J,Hrs 3 swtIS Secretaries jye 2t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-07

CO. The agen; for the Tr'bune at Saratoga Springs and
Lsn.ngbuIg ALFRED Lrwts His Office q, Saratoga IS
opposite the Z. States Hotel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-07

U The New-Jersey Railroad sent an extra
train from jersey City at about II o'clock, for
the accommodation of those persons on the line
who attended Signora CAsTELLAx's Concert in
the evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-07

IL Coy. BoUcK held cvee at the CITY Hall
Yesterday. The attendance was not very strong.
for a City with $4,000 inhabitants and D, 600
Loco oco voters But the truth is, the Governor
is Loco Foco of the C. w Lawrence and Isaac
L. Varian order, while the genuine Slam Bang,
Mike Walsh genus is just now the fashion here.
We hope the Governor don't calculate on a Dele
CATION from this City to support his nomination
for second erm-if he does he will find him
self woiully- mistaken.
u The Rochester Democrat says that an IN
tclligent young German and his wife, while pass
ing through that Citya few days since on canal
boat OH their way 10 the West, were struck BY a
bridge under which the boat was passing, and
both were severely wounded. The man is 50
badly injured that he is not expected to survive.
j. man named Gustavns Drew, confined in
Jail at Norridgewock, Me-, awaiting his trial for
sundry petty larcenies committed suicide by
swallowing kreoSotc, arsenic and audanum. He
left wife and four children. He was seized with
vomiting, &c. just as he was brought up for trial,
and lived but few hours.
u y small saii-boat was capsized at Bos-
ton on the 4th, while returning from fish
ing excursion, and man named Benjamin Lap
ham, who was asleep a, the time Of the accident,
and probably became entangled in the rigging.