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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-25
HINTS To- MEN OF BUSINESS.

SppeElntend in person as much of your bust
ness as practicable, and observe with watchful
eye,ghe management of What is necessarily COM
misied 10 the agency Of others
Never lose sight Of the powerful influence 81
example, and be careful in The management 81
Your concerns l0 recommend by your own per
soRal practice, uniform habits Of active, interest
ed aadpersevering diligence 10 these In your iu
sirpclion aud your agents, and let il be und6r-
stood BY them that youaexpect they will execute
The same IN strict conformity thereto.
Get no commcnamusemeni interfere II min~s
gle with your business; make entirely distinct
employmenis.
Despatch at once, il possible whatever You
may take 10 hand il interrupted BY una soida-
bic interference, resume and finish il as soon as
the obstruction is renewed.
Beware of-self indulgence mo business can
possibly thrive under its influence.
| Do not assume more credit 10 yourselEfor what
you do Than you are entitled To-; rather be con-
tent with little less: ihc public MAD will also
discover where merit iSdne.
FamiiaTize yourself with your books, keep
them accurately and frequently investigate and
adjust their conientss This is an important item.
Cultivate domestic habits; FOR this your fasai-
lys Il You. have one, has strong and undsniabie
claim besides your customers viii always be
best pleasedhwhei they find you al home, Or at
/ HE place Of your business
Never let hurry or confusion distract Your
mind
Under The influence 81 such habits al these,
wah suitable dependence on PfoTidente FER a
blessing on the labor nf yn,ir will
have good foundation % rest your hope upon,
3ar success in whatever business you may be
Xemployed in.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-25

Nothing can yupersede the necessity o.
elEott and instruction at the tireside.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-25

LoueH- Where this city now stands,
but little more than twenty years ago,
nought but the plough and thespade and
instruments of agriculture were used. =
The Merrimac flowed interrupted. and
the salmon and shad. rode triumphantly
on its waters. But behold Al mighty
change has come over the spirit 81 its
dreams'--we nov behold majestic ediG-
ces erected-lhe MerTimac ,urnd from its
accustomed splendid factories
raised-and the salmon and shad mostly
disappeared. The busy hum Of the mills
and the industry Of the machine shop
have taken the place 81 the steady indus
try Of the farmer. Tens Of thousands Of
beings now occupy the Place where since
the pemory otmany YET ID The prime oi
manhood, scarcely fifty human beings
then dwell. The question might With
propIieiy be asked viii Lowell: continue
Ito increase: will those no occupy the
places now filed BY ous citizens witness
its continues prosperitys+-of will many Of
The elegant buildings now occupied be
seen Wondering ID decay! viii tie
streets now perambulated daily by thou
sands, be deserted, ana lhs green Swafd
spring up on our side walks Or will is
territory be increased. and thonsands
more Sc added To our population, are Sc
rious questions r. Budget
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-25
FRESH SPRxNG
GO % DIS :
n. D. RIGAFnnSE.

HAS just returned from baltimore with
H large stock Of goods, which are opened
and ready for examination. They have been
bought low and will DO sold Al a very small ad-
ynncefef cash, or 70 prompt ~ month dealers
a call from my old customers, and The public
generally, is respectfully requested.
May 4, 1913.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-25

n HAVE received within 8 few days past. !
= considerable addition % NY stock or Nov
Spring md Snnmer Gosds-amongst which are
many new and desirable articles, going al II
great sacrifices for cash. u MILLER.
Aprila5
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-25

|||@0ri43 tku 20 Be ne very best Ointment
|'I II-t< from he pnonflefof1. ~ Nessrs.
.40I.pek eI NpE York; for sale a.
March YopNo's
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-25
Cheap GFoceries.'

Cheap Groceries. h
XXZE are now receiving
w New Orleans Sugar at Hg5
Prime do do ct
Do do MOlasses 37i
Best Young Hyson Tea rs
Do Imperial do i 90
Do GuDpowder do i l2i
Good Coffee s
Do Rio Coffee .l 10
Best do I2
I And all other articles ID the grocery line At
the same reduced rate. T LOCK ST CO.
Smilh6eld, April 10. Is43.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-25

MEMpRY.-Without memory The judg.
ment MUS. be unemployed, and ignorance
must be the consequences. PIiny says it
is one IF the finest gifts Of nature. Al
though there is something chilling in that
sad inevitable word, the although in
looking. through The tkronged roll Of his
tory. a1dvreading all the dead passions,
the fruilless anxieties, the vain unproduct-
i've yearnings Of beings that were once as
full Of thrill life and feelings as ourselves,
and now are nothing we gain but thecold
moral oi our own liltleness-slfll The very
indistinc,ness Of The distance softens and
beauties the object Of former epoch
that we thus look back upon i and in the
far retrospect Of The day gone BY. a thou.
sand bright and glistening spots stand oul
aud catch the last most brilliantrays OF a
sun thst has long sci to the multitude 81
smaller things around them.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-25
Racnn GELardI

I'm hand, a'l1rge quantity Of Lard and Ba-
" con. for sale low. r. CO0NS.
p .April I3.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-25

The Tomato. Thomas Jeffersonl Ran
dolph the protege Of jefferson, in In adj
dress before The Agricultural Soeisiy OF
Albemarle county Virginia, lately deliver
ed, stated that Mr.. Jefferson could lreeoi-
lect when The tomato was cultivated sas
an ornament 10 the flower gardens called
love apples. and deemed poisonous II
| was eaten by but one individual 4 resi-
dent Of Williamsburg a. foreigner, Whose
/ peculiar CONSTITUTIONS, or formation Of
whose stomach. was supposed 10 resist its
dsleterious effects.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-25

Hardware and QueensWaKe.
"a LARGE and general '''Si'ss ,.a iss sac
Harpers-Ferry, April 90.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-25

WITcHCR AFT Judge Blackstone nevr
or found himself more embarrassedahan
ID treating upon'the subject Of witchcrsit
ID his commentaries D. Grey. III his
noiesSon Hudibras. never mentions that
Hopkins, the noted witch-fnder, hanged
sixty suspected witches in one year and
he cites Hutchinson on Wilchcraft for
the dreadful number Of 20 600 that we're
burnt within $50 years. The humane
Judge Burlington likewise relates many
hofrid particulars. with excellent remarks
IL bis Observations on the Statutes. How
ell, in one Of his letters, dated l0l7 says.
that in two years there were indicted U
Suffolk and Essex only, between 200 and
800 witches. ofiwhom more tlah one
half were executed. 4 was not indeed
until toward The conclusion Of the seven
.teenta century. that the infamous Super
stiiion began al al 10 abase.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-25

FarrDosr |or raE Pass. AT slPubllc
meeting 10 England: me weather , va !. |.
warm. and there stood near me 2 lFslle sa'
gentleman. who seemed mucn lncolnlno'
ded by lhe crowd. There came pressing
y hind him a tall, raw boned man, hold
M ! memorandum ID bis hand.
what do you mean, SIT, said tbe IA
gentleman, Hby erowdiug and joslIing IN
This mnnnerS Who are you. sir r
sSir. I'm one Of The gentlemen conpee
lied with thu press.
Il thought So 81 Jove r was The rea-
dy reply for you have nearly sQaeeze'
my ribs Il e
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-25

GenfleTnen's SUMMER Wear.
rTHIBET CLOTH, rich and bsautifuI arti-
n i Gle, Drap detr, splendid goods Tor summer
coats, French single-milled Cashmere, very su-
perior, for sale low at
April 81. &c w AISQUITHiSl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-25

people think Of me. says some needless
youth, l"I shall conduct as / think best
without noticing the remarks of my
friends" while he continues regardless Of
parental restraint. and the circumstances
Of friends, to pursue bis course Of impie-
~ andlsin. But. my friend, the time is
coming when you will care what is tho't
Of your conduct BY the world. You have
a CHARACTER to Sustain spd Ia living to OBJ
tain--hnd will you not care what charac-
Ter is given you BY the good and the re-
spectacle, or from what source your live.
Iihoodis obtainedi This disregarddof the
world and The opinion Of others, has
proved the ruin Of many youth. Shall il
prove your ruin ! Rather be induced 10
feel that you have important stations 10 fill
in the world, and that your character a.
lone will sustain you in the eyes Of viz.
tuous community. When commencing
life, let il be your great object TO do no.
thingEwith haste; ponder well every step
you take, and watch wilma vigilant eye
every new friend you make. Be careful
10 live 10 constant watchfuIness. lest in a
moment unawares you be tempted to take
a step that will prove your rain. We
know the self-suf6ciency Of The young
we know yodr reluctance to take friendly
advice, when il seems 10 conflict with
your present enjoyment; therefore we
are the more earnest to persuade you to
be always watchful. Constantly seek the
assistance Of Heaven. and be assured thai
your course will be such as you can look
back upon at the close Of life With pecu
liar satisfaction Portland Tribune.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-25

"There is an afectation among The wi.
gar clever. of WEAVING The nsustoche which
they clip and cut 4 IA Tanaybs; this Is use
fuI, as afording 4 ready means Of disiin-
gushing between a man Of talent and IN
ass-the former trusting 10 bis head goes
clean shaved. and looks like an Erglish-
man; the latter. whose strengths lies aito-
gether in BIS hair. exhausls the poWfrol.
Mscassar fn endsavoring 70 make him
self look as much like an onrang -outsug
as possible II Bluckrood
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-25

=
There il singular vigor of mind, as well as
body in men who have beeaEplaced out of tie
reach Of Luxury and corrupticEs BY their poor or
obscure condition. KNOX.
Yet every man thinks he is striving for
q good object when be labors to accuinu-
late fortune for bis children, forgetting
that the necessity for exsrlior is al once
an essential 10 happiness and the bss:
safeguard against evil. We see every
day the mischievouS results which arise
10 The young from having within their
reach the easy attainment Of their wishes.
from being. therefore, without adequate
stimulus 10 wholesome endeavour. The
mind, IKE. the body. u only kept in
health by exercise. and when this is not
10 some extent obligatory, both ave apt to
deteriorate in luxurious idleness or in
enervaling dissipation. Something to do
something 10 gain-sOmething 10 hope
for, to struggle for. TO contend for-ihese
make the man, the happy man. Purpo.
ses attained are comparatively valueless
That whichsis ours, soon loses its prestige
The charm vanishes IA possession. and
perhaps, if we had true view Of things.
We should rather esteem men fortunate
in what they have not than in what they
have. assuming them to be endowed with
the mental aad physical vigor 70 achieve
Penn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-25

Htlife were all sunshine who would
not become tired ofits brightness? We're
it not for the dark clouds and the falling
rain, the beautiful bow Of promise. drawn
BY the finger Of God across the heavens
never would be seen. The trials and sha.
dows Of life only tend to make il more
pleasant, and to give interest and joyous
ness TO its ever varying course. Hope
on, hope ever, should be the motto Of ev,
cry son and daughter Of Adam. No one
should ever despair. Although they may
for d .ime be developed in darkness, and
their pathway be rough and tiresome,
they should remember that
The darkest sky may wear
A sunny face 10, morrow,
and that The most gloomy rosd often opens
into flower crowned aud siailing field,
where the song Of birds. The hSf1 bees
and eloquen. waters bring glsdness 10 The
soul and fill the mind with pleasing and
tranquil mediiaiions. Life has lis trou
bles and lis sorrows; il also has lis Joys
and its happy hours. And what though
the waters Of its great OCEAN may al times
be tempestuous by the mad winds. are
theYnot lnIied forest. and dothey no, re-.
feet the beautiful heavens and the ever
lasting hills Letthe traveller ever keep
his eve fixed on The ever beamine Star 81
Hope and although il may be fo- mo,
melt obscuIed. be is conscious that il !.
still shiniag, and this consciousness
should cheer him along his pathway
whether II be rough Of smooth. Look a
loft hope ever.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-25

ToIthe Ladiss.-W When Abernelby was
consulted by lady as 10 her stomach, BID
said: How can you expect 10, sc well
when Won squeeze your waist TO the size
d qpart pot { Go home leave Off
your stays burn them. and here. take this
shilling. buy skipping-roPe at The first
toy shop you come TO, apd-es il frequent
Y every day-yoh will then be able ID
eat like a rational being i
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-25

The beech tree has been generally supposed
lo1be non-coneuetor Of lightning, and persons
.hase often sought protection firm the electric
hnid underil- The Louisville Journal. howev-
er, mentions that four Spersons were killed BY
lightning last summer, in the vicinity Of that
place, while standing under beech tree
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-25

II IS a beanlifpY morning. The sun
shines gloriously. Awake then, slugg gard
and be up. EnjOy The fresh air. The smi-
ling face Of nature. Il will give you .
good appetite and promote your health. 10
say nothing oflbe exquisite enjoyment Of
mind, drunk 10 from Zen thousand SOUP
ces--she singing 81 Birds the badding
/ trees. the young grassland glorious sky I.
| who win Sc SO unwise 70 doze away hi.
morning
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-25

Men doat on this world as il il were
never tpI have an erd, ard neglect the
next as If il were never 70 have begin
ming.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-25

IN Puszls.-"A widow. Two children.
man and bis wife and their two children
four cousins, an uncle. and aunt and two
grand children; slept 10 two beds. Cue
~ How many persons were there, and
10 what relationship we're they 10 each
olher7''
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-25

Cheap Prints.
TIVE most beautiful Black and White Prints
i for II 1-2 cents, 10 be bad at
April 81 y J MILLER'S.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-25
Chesapeake q Ohio Canal.

Cheap Shoes.
~ REAT BARGAINS TO be found In Shoes
. at ~ MIXERS.
April 81, lsl3. .HI .E
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-03-28
IsE ATGEEs

H. ',ps iowa, H'ttch %, Of cry-pel7,, NAnruA.
sic. M Lumber, Ha,,in-s. seed "a
10 ga ,0ssH, Of coasH''f .io1. -1..It, ~ ~ -
Geo - Eroy r., r-cd -.
10 ID. nvi'le. March -. Of eryspslas, D-i.a. 500.
of No ipbeus &. Ilavil~nd, aged -.
Also. Of orysiqcas, MaTch L. lau.a, wrie ,f 81.
iu,fr 2-'ch aged % recently Of I.uusuLur-t.
lu p,nyi.lc, March 3, Of ery-ipea- Helen o. -f.
yours i daughter Of Ory.le and Luey ~. jena. 100,
aged .Ao years and three months.
ln lruet, Feb. 9, william Slrobrig", Isl 20 r.,-
+ o'at.o- 7rv pcnSionc., aged ..
10 3hut, March II, Mr. Moses Goodalr, eyed -
H. Barnet. March 7, Hjss SARAH CRNEDALL,
aged %. blessed are tire dead whc die II ae
LIrl.
In Tamet. March ic, &r. EUrH cr,an, asej
H. ,nLon. Sd irst Of e., >ipe'es. l;kNEY Il. s.u
Of No,- ame j. and Alndhh T.. Fletcher. IN the -vih
year of rs age-al;or distressing illness Of days
llG Coz .cgscd freely upon death, took leave OF h.,
relation. and numerous friends who called t. see
hia, III 1 KISS and II is believed Ietirrd w,a
"a .rd Of iyice 10 prepare 10 meet him IN heav-
en-, 81 DiJhott evidence that lGel. cXpui friend
VS. pr, pared for immortal Joys IT the r5Et haHj Of
God le named lie preacher lie wished 10 attend
his fuueal chose las bearsrs, aud Eel! asleep IN the
arms Of his Saviour with much composGre he
ever o. 4 himself down TO rest upon his bed. HIS
parents rel deeply their loss rs he was tie one on
whom tley mostly depended for assistance and sup
port 10 heir declining days But they mourn net rs
! J
seou meet their beloved iielry where parting
vii ne, T be known. The North Star is requested
TO d hlisi Coa.
In Barpston, Capa1a, Of the prevailing epidemic
Feb 2S Mr. SA,1UEL STEVENS, formerly OF tbs
town, aged ubOal 5 }. On the morning previous 10
his depa iurs he walked his rooE, took a survey Of
the Icauties of natqre 1t ais window, but they hid
no charms for hi,n, he expressed his willingness 10
leave thi. orld n exchange for the rewards saw
ioI Jronise those who diligently sees hiu Ia tbs
bereavement four children lefl TO the loss
o an oulv parent and cisc'n Of friends Of
n worthy friend and relative. Printers Ia CLIO viii,
sc. lIom
Ia Orleans, Feb. l, Mrs FAMILY ELvIaA, wiie
Of VI Iinrtford Hancock and daughter Of n.a. osrg
Frost, o.. ed - years and months. Printers in Gin
ton 90. y. Y. are, SC.
Also, Feb. %, Mrs LorosRA, wife OF Sir EInn
Daily, aged 81.
Also. h'arch ?, Mrs lIARRIEr, wife Of Sir Sam
ue f. r. nch
Also. Narch 10, CHARLEs, son Of Mr. ai.d Mrs d.
r. \Va,u 7h. aged years.
Al.r. s'arr 81 OF The prevailing epidemic, aflcr
short zrd distressing illness Of So hours. JoHN, sun
&C Vi and SIrs Anasa Wheelock, aged q years.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-03-28
[HdrertiSem emil
PARIS IFE PILLS.

The whole Of our system is built up form the
b!ood-nerves, sinews, muscles, and even solid bone
this being the case, the grand object is 10 keep this
precious fluid (the bloody in pure and healthy
state, for without this putty disease will show Itself
IN some way or other free Of the truly yau-
able medicne.-Parr's Life Pills, vii! most eiecu
aly omplish this object-for diseases ofthc FOL
lowing character have all been cured by them,
viz
Abcesses, Languor, Ague, Leprosy Asthma, Liver
Complaints, Low Spirits, Bilious Complaints, Lun-
bago, BIotches on the Skin, Measles, Bowel Com
plaints, Nervous Affections, Cancers, Pains IN the
Breast Cholera Norbus Pa\2itdtons, Constipation Of
Bowels, Paralysis, Consumptions, Ph!egm, CouTul-
sions, Piles, Debility, Rheumatism, Dropsy, Ring
worm, Dysentery Scrofula, or Kings Evil, Epilepsy,
Small Pox, EIysipelas, Sore Eyes, Paintings Sore
Threats, Fevers of all kinds, Strangnary, Female -
rerularities Structures, Fits, Tic DoIoureaux, Govt
Tumors, Giddness, Venereal Affections of all kinds
Giurdular swellings, Headache, NhoopiHg Coughs,
Heartburn, White SwelIings, IIoarseneSs, Worms OF
every kind, inflammation, Wens, Indigestion, Weak
ness from whatever cause, Jaundicc.
Gases Of the above description have all been cured,
simply by the use Of PARIS Life PtIs, Thus show
inc that what has been considered different disorders
and requiring different treatment, all originated IN the
same cause and can be cured by enc UNIFORM treat
ment PIrY's Life Pills, although powerful III con
ouerng disease vet are pure and harmless rs new
milk and NAV be administered with confidence TO the
invalid. however weakly from long i'll health who
will soon enjoy those delightful symptoms Of return
to strong health viz good appetite sound sleep and
an increase of animal spirits
Prrr's Life Pills sold wholesale and reiaH at
the General Agency and Depot, No 2si Washington
street. Boston Small boxes p cents, urge boxes
so cents.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-03-28

fHE CoNiNG SEASON. We arr assured, saws
tls Den, -rt, ty ba'deus and nssier uarous. that
rfs coming s-a-ot vii b. busy one n ,hsir p1fJicl
10 ne, Iho0gh Is nay be o Irils 'auer this yesr than
asual c1 account g tie severity Of the Al
tl,s present time. considering 40 things, " tiuk
sr.e b. greet ia1l q building going or, unusual
ct WY prevail. g-rUag our mechanics. We sin
Re-. Fly Lspc a. anticipation above referred TO may
o' prove uulouatrd. There certainly en- be no
ict Or tins Cor building ih-n the present when anos,
's'y thing - loss in prize. aad when any amount Of
i-h1r can be obtained az fair compensation. There
70 prospect, may be slight Of better tin rs 1880 Bos
f01 J0u-a1l.
N'r Woodbury. has recently been selunng in New
Iors CITY M favor OF Free Trade. lie took decided
iTo I'd against the existing Tariff on account, Of its
ITo.'r'irc features We have no doubt. i.om the a-
lie lions in dGerent quarters that the friend, OF Mr.
"a oun are determined TO bring forward q project to
p.ll Tho rariO al the uezt session
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-03-28

The whole amount Of specie which arrived at the
port Of New Orleans from the lst of Septenberto the
the 9Th of February last, is stated at $40, 49,
GRA1N. The various sorehouses in the river
counties in New York, are flied to overhowing with
grain, waiting the opening of navigation.
THE Co1ErAT SEA. The Comet YVES seen
from board the barque Adario, arrived at New
York from Rio, Tuesday evening, the 9Th Instant
when ia lat. % N. and Ion. IS w. 1t Illuminated
the whole western horizon for upwards OF three
hours
Nathaniel F. Williams has been removed by Tyler
from the Office Of Collector Baltimore, and Nc
CIntoc Young cd officer in the Z. s. Treasury lie
par,ment) appointed. William PiclSney has been
removed from the Surveyorslip, and Dennis \ Smith
appointed. The officers both said to lie
Calhoun men.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-03-28
CHARLES PAINE.
by the Governor,
HENRY HALE, Secretary.

DEATH BY AN AVALANCHE, On Wednesday
morning last, Hiram Hastings, eyed about 20 was
found buried beneath the snow about two miles from
this village, and the foot of the Ascutnev Moun
tain, The circumstances were these;-Young Hast
ings went the preceding evening to the house of
sick neighbor, to whether anything was necessn-
ry for their comfort that night Although he did not
return, his parents felt ALARM uding that it
was found necessary for him to remain through the
night. The next morning, it was found that he was
missing; and his track followed across the field
to the brow Of IA hill, where it was lost A large
mass Of snow had accumulated :hero by successive
d,iGs; it had broken away during the night; and ON
searching at the bottom of the HILL the body orhe de
ceased found, buried beneath about three feet of
snow. He was returning home, it seems, early in
the evening, and not by path that had been at all
used. The mass of snow appears to have been start
ed by him from its place, and carrying following
him several rods down, overwhelmed him in an old
cellar, above stated. He was found living unon
his face. mufllc about his neck was found drawn
somewhat close, which may have contributed to his
death. Those in search of him found one hand OK
impression,hat it unlawful to remove the
body of person found dead, went in pursuit Of
Coroner without further examination.
The deceased is said to have been young man of
correct habits 10 religion, he had been among the
nquirers in this village during the past winter though
what the result Of his seriousness or what the
state Of his mind when thus suddenly ovcrtakcn by
til hand Of death. is not known An event so I'M
expected and solemn should adnonsh all Of the dan
ger Of delaying, even for hour, the great work Of
their salvation - Windsor Oh ,oaicle,