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,gssst Received

A few bushels prime Timothy Seed,
New Crop New Orleans Sugar, RIO and
St, Domingo Coffee some as low as 81
cts per h., and lot of New Bacon, which
will be sold low, WM TORBERT
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Dental Notice.

DR.. COWAN will be happy to wait
upon all, who desire to have der teeth
put in order, a, MS Office opposite the
Washington Hotel, EIkton Md,-3t
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Fancy Stoves.

He wishes also to inform the Public that having experienced
hands in his employ, he prepared make order all kinds Of
Sheet iron Stoves OF both Russia and ro Radiators
Pn rnamented, Air Tight Stoves and Sheet Iron
Stoves be had to oerat ALL times the favorable
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81 deny the right otjmposIng any duties
but for revenue, or to make any discr1m'
ination but on revenue principles"
JOHN c. CALHOUN.
Fort Hill, September lSl3.
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a good assortment OF Japan ware,
etigeratOrs Shower Baths, and Bathing Tubs made order
Al kinds Of factory work done in the best manner
SCOUTING AND ROOFING,
With Tin link "copper" done the shortest notice. and the
workmanship warranted to be done in the best
The subscriber all manufactured in his shop to
be equal to the best that be had any establishment either
Baltimore Phadcpha both in the quality of the material used
and workmanship and he respectfully invites the public call and
examine for themselves.
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~ measure, mhich viii red"ce Mc
nrice Of la6or Ia his country 10 ten oy
tpe7re cents per dag. mili corer il tc'|
benefits and dicSSjngs.'
JAS BUCHANAN.
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This POCAHCNTAS Or,
INDIAN PILL.

The great variety Of Medicines Offered in Tie
L. States, for the cure OF every discas, and
thcrgcnrraI use furnish proot hat the confidence
Of the community in this class n McdiCtuCs in
crcases. ltlhls had been confined To persons
well acquainted with the prime pcs Of the heal
ing art mCuiCulGhie tcLtht Wou.d have resulted
to society. Unfortunately, however, these air
tccs have too frequently been prescribed In
complaints of opposite character, and the swrc
medicine been Offered as a specific remedy !oi d.
the diseases which r,>I is Itir 20.
In Bilious Fever, cmlargcn en Of the Liver,
Jaundicc, Bilious Cholic, Vomiting, Sick urd
Foul Stomach ATTENDED with lradarhc. Nys-
pcpsa and Ccstvcmess, lutlan nation Of the Nv
er, and all those dcraugCmt Of the stomach
and bowels, and general health. dependent on
congestion otthe Liver and its circulation, tie
Pocahontas PHI will perform the part Of a spc-
ciic or certain remedy. We only solicit at lie
oandS the public, a fair trial OF the Pill, and
he! assured no enroniiuma will be necessary
with those who use il,m.
Milton, Pa. c. b. MERRlCK, NJ d.
Sold at DIR. Wallace's Medicine and Paint store
Elkton, Joseph Ilunes Brick Mtctirg House
chm l.. CLAYTON Pivot Fridge, MARYLAND.
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-------------
E'EN OSt EsG EsS
We
are bound TO
believe 1t from the very
circumstance, that all who take
DR. SwAYNE's Compound Syrup"t Nlti
Cherry, do say, that ILiGr CNcCls all other Me
defines, for Coughs, Colds, Splitting Blood X
ling rising sensation in the throat, bTonchitle
whoupiug cough, Asthma, weakness Of
the nervous system, or impaired
constitution, from any cause,
and to prevent persons
from falling ntoa
Decline this mC-
diriuc has no
equal.
In districts " here Ca.omcl and 'Qaiuirc has
been too freely used in Bilious complaints SC o.,
DR.. SwuynG's Compound syrup of Y lid Cherry.
will prcventc their cy Effects on the system. &
act as a STRENGTHENING alternative and improve
the Billions functions.
CAUTION.-AI! preparations from this va
liable tree, except tlc o.; gin,l Doct ;Swavna'.
Compound syrup o! Wild Cherry, are fictitious
and counterfeit. Prepared unIyhv Doct. Swayurs
No.5l North Sixth street, Philadelphia.
CAUTION
As all medicics which become very popular
like that Of ID, Srdync,s Chmpovnd >a.rp Of
u It'll ther,v a,tcup pts to initiate or Counterfeit
in some way. are very frequently rcsored 10
Therefore it is ,louoht p st TO put the public on
their riIard apaiust Iupysit,un. In the course
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TIN WARE.

wholesale and RETAIL fifty cent lower than can be had for in
cities for the truth of which he refers to the following list OF
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CABINET ARE. ROOM,
l. E,LkTnN.

y8TIlE subscriber, thankful for past invors,
y would respectfully Inform his friends and
the public in general that lie is still carrying on
the above business at th" CID STAND, nearly
opposite the dwelling Of EDWARD Wilson, Esqr.,
where he has cuuslsntly on hand IA large and
general ass ormout OF
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ALUFHes}D &. NOXVElANHs.

u as again received, at TIE old stand, oppo
u IL site the Post Office, additional supplies, {
fresh and scasonable Dry Goods, Groceries
China, Glass, Qucenswarc, Hardware, Hats.
Boots, Shoes, Looking Glasses, Stationery, &c
&c, comprising general assortment.
Prices never were lower, goods never bette
for the prices, the styles and patterns genera lly
superior to any heretofore offered to the public
call and examine for yourselves
n. q. OrPositcthc Post Office, Mar Street
Elkton.
! June Sd lsl3--ly
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no YHE PUBLIC.

The Subscriber for the purpose Of doing cash business only
nd Of extending his business has determined to accommodate the
public by selling
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1844-01-03

- q 80. a., --.rs t...y '~.e
them. They commenced a: di'Sa the
work of torture with the holy fathers. l
remained till saw four different kinds of
torture applied, and then retired from the
awful scene, which terminated not while
one individual remained of the former
guilty inmates of this ante-chamber Of
hell On whom they could wreak revenge.
As soon ss the poor sufferers from the
cells of ;he inqdisition could with safety
be brought out of their prison to the light
Of day, (news having been spread far and
near that numbers had been rescued from
the inquisiiion) all who had baen depriv-
ed of friends by the holy Office, came to
inquire iftheir's were among the number.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1844-01-03

., what a msetIDg was there ABOUT a
hundred who had been buried alive for
many years, were now restored to the
cstive world, and many of them found
here son, and there daughter, here q
sister, and there brother, and some, alas!
could recognize no friends. The scene
was such that no tongue can describe
When this work Of recognition was over,
to complete the business in which | had
engaged, went to Madrid and obtained a
large quantity of gunpowder which l pIa-
ced underneath the ediEce, and in its
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1844-01-03

'E.,, -sUSz,,., u. 80
TION.
Col. Le,pannushi. Ermerly an Caicer
untIe, N4pnIeoa. now Lutheran min
ste. III .n.S Country. and man of re-
nari>ah:e qualities, recently gave, in a
lecture. the .s.,li.tvng vivid sketch OF
sceuo OF which h. was an eyewitness.
In The year 1909. being then at Mad
rio. III, attention was then directed to the
Ipq'us, ,on IN the neighborhood Of that
cry. Napoleon has pTeyiopsiy issued
decree f,r TN. Impression Of this insti-
L, ion, wherever, his victorious troops
should txt:ul their arms. l reminded
Marshai Soult. then Governor Of Mad
sid, of this decree, who directed me TO
proceed to destroy It. | Informed him
that my regiment, The 9Th of Polish lam
GERS, were insufficient for such service,
: but tina, if lie would gave me tvo additions
~ Regiments, would undertake the work.
He accordingly gave mt tie Two required
regiments, one Of which, the lI7th, was
under the command of Col. De Lile,who
IS now, like myself, minister of the Cos
pei. He is pastor Of one of the Evan
seiicaI churches 10 Marselles. With
these troops ] proceeded forthwith to the
TDqu,sition, which wes situated about
five miles from the city. The Inquisi-
ton was surrounded with wall of great
strength, and defended by about four hun
dred soldiers. When we arrived at the
walls ] addressed one of the sentiuels,
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be less rich ia =
! ment 0f the value OF Ianu :.
safe for The loss IN slaves. A compa..-
of The price Of lands of equal quality IL.
the Free and Slave States viii Grave ihis
conciusively. II. however. by force q
iaw--the law having once sanctioned
slaves as property, the great principle
which is recognized by all civilized gov.
efnnIenis, that private property cannot b..
taken for public use without just conpen.
sa,ion---dlctates that slaves should not b..
liberated without the consent ofthe tnas
lers, or without paying an equivalent totile
owners. Under the sanction Of law, Que
man invests the proceeds of his labor in
slaves, another in land; ia the course Of
time it becomes necessary to the common
veal to buy up the lands for redistribution
or culture NJ coinmon-how should the
las be lad Of course upon lands, slaves
and persoYai property-in a word, upon
the whole properly of the whole people
If, on ,bs other hand, il should nearl.
concern the safety and happiness of soci.
ely, both the slave. holder, and The non
slave holder, that slaves should DO taken
aud eHaneipfeai then by The same legil
Innate course Of reasoning The whole prop
erty- of,he Stale should be taxed for tho
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rom others of which had heard.
Blu: Col. De Lille was not so ready as
myself to give up the search, and said to
me, "Colonel, you are commander TO day,
and as you say, so il must be; but if you
will be advised by me, lei this marble
floor be examined more. Let some wa
ter be brought in and poured upon it, and
we will watch and see if there is any
place through which it passes more free
iy than others" replied to him, "do
as YOU please, Colonel" aud ordered wa
ter TO be brought accordingly. The
slabs Of marble were large aud beautiful
ly polished. When The water had been
poured over the floor, much to the dissat-
isfaction Of the inquistors, a careful exam
nation was made Of every seam in the
floor, to see ifthe water passed through.
Presently, Collide Lille exclaimed that he
had found it. BY the side of one ofthsse
marble slabs tiio Wafer passed through as
fast as though there we're an opening be-
meath. All hands were now at work for
further discovery. The officers with
their swords, and the soldiers with their
bayonets, seeking TO clear out the seam,
and pry up the slab. Others with the
butts of their muskets striking the slab
with all their might 10 break il, while the
priest demonstrated againt our desecrating
their holy and beautiful house. While
thus engaged. soldier who was striking
with the butt of his musket, struck spring
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lHsy:a- Saueo o. sou
.be ne, .s,,e " sssss .8s s.s;-
tations Of Hamilton, Franklin, Sherman,
Morris enc Adams Of the North, are be-
trayed by the continuance of Slavery
The fond anlcipations of Washington aud
Jefferson and Madison aud Mason of the
South, have not been realized The great
experiment Of Republican Government
has not been fairly tested. If the Union
should not be perpetual, nor the Ameri-
can name be synonymous with that OF
liberty in all coming time. 10 Slavery Is
at once the cause Of the crime aud The
avenger2
Are we indeed of That vaunted Saxon
blood, which 10 dangers can appal, no
obstacles obs,ruct, and shall we SIT with
shiveriug limbs and dewy feet by the run-
ming stream with inane features and sio!id
gaze expecting this food of evils to flow
past, leaving the channel dry? We who can
conquer all things else. shall W. be here
only subdued, ingloriously whispering
with white lips: There is no remedy o.
Are the fowls free in the wide heavens,
the fishes secure in the depths Of the ocean,
the beasts untrammeled 10 the forest wnds
and shall man only, man formed - the
image of Deity. the heir of ininga iG,y;
be doomed to hopeless servitait Yes
tboro 40 a re,nadv
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'"pf's' u''V 10 VIC uPPlI'oU t"o o'V" "1osSn,
there was joyful sight to thousands of
admiring eyes o! it would have done
your heart good TO see it; the walls and
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IS - 1uau,,
graded race.a- ~'Aotu an,
and heart all the vicss..s:s SPECS. y -, ~
virtues. sassse 'eql
Ii is the source of Incidence and des-
trnctive of all industry. which in times
past among the wise passover teen regard
ed as tie first frie18 teligon, morality
and happiness. ThFPoJk desplse labor ,
because slavery makes it degrading. The
mass Of slaveholder5(A re idlers.
It is the m5s :ef .iguotapce. The
system Of Common ooe haaEsf sue
ceeded in a single Slave Vs. Slavery
and Education are natural efiAmies. 10
the Free States one in s. over q years
is unable to read and write: in Slave
States one in 1873, is unable 10 write and
read!
1t is opposed to Literature even in the
educated classes. Noble aspirations and
true glory depend upon virtue and good
to man. The conscious injustice of SIa.
very hangs as mill stone about the neeks
of the sons ofgenius and will net let them
up!
1T is destructive of all mechanical ex-
cellence. The Free States build ships
and steam cars for the nations Of the world
the Slave States import the handles for
their axes-these primitive tools of the
architect. The educated population will
not work at all-the rneducated must
work without science and of course with
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-12
Arrived,

Ship Cahnnne. Berry. days from Charleston. cotton &c
TO Geo Sutton.
ship Niagara Cole Is day, from Mobile. with cotton
G. Nard
Fark Eugeuia Bi,coe from Vcn Cruz lh July specie &c
alcuu, BntnerS Go. Let, bark Ann lOui.a Marchaik
arrived the lh July The U schr Woodbury. sailed ;of
Sacrifice 18th iuiy.
Bsrque enp,ec Mno, 70 day, from New Orleans Wheat
81 Ia T. II Collins q Co.
Mrs. 4: lamar -uumunan. day, from Savannah. cotton
to iiInham X nrlon.
I" l. |, ubu L CO. Lett ship SOtenki. oadlGg. Tor Liv
Rns Augusta Sherwood. dai from Charleston cotton.
10 s'turc.S & Clearnun.
ny Enna Wait. ,layr from Naracabo ,ps Gle and
fer Iiouchnud < Ihehnu!. Left ch New Cnion Bruuk
t Cuz. wnt'ne brg Deborah. Rollins Phi
adepha M savannah ir Liverpool! Ind los, cahes
aud o,her damage; baik Heirn Hamilton. from Liverpool
arrived l3,h duly.
Schr On, Da1sher McDui6c IL days fiem Lubec is, &
plaster to Smith u Ruynton.
Napoleon. owceze days from North Carolina. naval
kturr,. Ia master
schr Uhva Virginia. Rollins DIS from Rappahannocs.
WHEAT, 10 = u uOd,
Scs lans. Bennett, days from snowhi, com. 10 y
Fox.
schr s,muc! Henry. White from Snowhll whea, TO mas
ter
Scir Bounty Manner day. from Wilmington N c. naval
store. &c W",a,hul X M,nturi.
,r,uel lie.ry. Whir days from Virginia, Corr 10
II Z HaNrps.
Scr Mcran 1erry days from Baltimore corr snd oats
10 johnson & ,.n~ten.
Schr v Farm, DAYS from virginia corn 10 master
SCH; \ Osborn Bailey. DAYS iom Virginia, wood
ScIt Reyell. : days tom Virginia. gaia.
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pn.senpera Arrived.

In shin Nias svG from faLdthis r. Borden. Miss Cole.
Ms Lang. U.tvnh. z pIlwoilh. md IN the ecinge
Ia TIE Snip atAarine. from ChsrirsOn-S Watson md
Indy NJ, Even mud udy. VI. Vaughan md CHILD N's M
Moss Brinl, Aoilcite " Lnwton, w Oakley: w II
I.rri l. 7 Hnn lr O,kiey Renck, w lloyet Fnck j
K,e.it ~ snuIs ~ us'iyeI; X Sc y soonon Z NJ
starr + Robbins Raveucl. ua.si. and iL the seenGe
IN ne brqac Enscnia for pers CrlE-S f'u'bhe. s.
Mrorelesd. + he Eier u LctwaG. Laiufgue VI
t.ite>er L f. AlHrr. Cup. Finn md MuTsnn.
In brig .iioref from -1poIoctte0ia-D Woodruff, Seyn'
in t-s- q II Lamar. from >drdpnah-Ar Palmer. Mrs
Cohen nfc chi d. M.s Palmer x San'nrs. II SirnU, Tho
McCaty. W Nc Nenny. " NcGnwan, Schnl Hunter, Nus
nrr. i'0itn b'Ddscoii l. rfdditd. j l. Goddard
In the brig .7spGstG. irnm SGruRna.-W Wilson, lady
md chiHTen. l. ~ smith, LADY aud child Mrs ascciy.
Mcs,rs p Il PenderGrn,t. : johnson. fuminr Geo J
Snirh. JOHN Oliver VIM Qulhiuch H. HrT,. X Freeman
Muster j : Butler uHL 3 m Tie siee!ngc
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THE TRIBUNE.
u The Tnburs-
THE FORLORN.


THE FoRLORN.
IN, there are those on whom the world
Looks with cold and careless eve,
VINO when the shafts OF Sccrn are hurfd
Make answer only with sigh;
Who once were blessed, and looked on earn
With heart. by lcve and beauty ,hrilFe,
Az every nom gave joy birth,
In homes with smiling faces filed
And there are they who in the crowd
Pass with silent sadness on,
Like forms wrapped up within shroud
With ell OF lie but motion gone:
For smile or tear, none ever trace
In these the statues of each day,
Who come to show their rigid face,
Then pass to unknown homes away.
For now their hearts, Ina, once were rife
With Joy, are but Of j,ys The tomb,
While all OF their immortal life,
Scarce sIimmers in lis moral gloom:
As soyne tail tree, which day by day
Pas been OF limb and branch bercit,
And slowly passed by fire away,
And but slunsberng ember left:
They once had hopes as well as fears,
And pleasures smile for frowns oi woe,
Nor looked they at ,i,is lif. thro' tesrs,
And sighed that all WAC dark below.
80 long as Kindness brough: 10 than
The soothing words OF her blest art,
From ,nose who took her simple gem,
And bound with it the trembling heart.
Yet when these too passed TO decay,
And every day but darker grew,
And Virtues cords were lorn away,
Az vice her letters on them threw;
How swift their course on downward track,
Careless alike Of emile or frown,
Az ifnsught here could bring them back,
And but child nigh, drive them down
Oh ys whose hearts are light of care,
Is press your steps the paths OF ease,
From which the whirlwind Of despair,
Has never swept Hopes summer breeze.
Mark! how ye tread Loves holy ground,
Mark how ye join the cry OF scorn,
Lest hopeless, you at length be found
With those who walk the earth forlorn!
Hsa- RoodbridTe. ". J. A. d. F. RANDOLPH.
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PubIIc Stock E1chanye, August 10,



There i. scarcely anything doug tao market to-day.
Some whrnt unut brought % Sng! lots
m Ach -four 3.56: I'D tush mo;Ey iced 'oli al p
FINK scsG held liz sales vi hams a. AZ AID should
en3,sc. White fish It.
persons led nearly nil The seed coming
from the and b. teir quiet eusy g. dung u,
Il have made than many Others engaged Ii rsef
und conspicuous branches
Of seeds 81 which cgnslgred through To
BnAn winch excellent market and 0icr portions fell
hand, Geals whose prps neither lev
small The Whole duaniy exported W he canal was
rs GO lbs i3 bul mud tS U bs, iiiGG bGshl clover
ami o,her seed. The shipments this August. exhibit
pnrn,,le dinnunn fax SeedpHly g. 80 lbs LOU bu
but IN. clover, timothy, e.. Ia he about eqcH
10 {; finer .etsJutwnS h. 400 2l.I3 bushels Snne new
oi.i,ur, having taken hold tins branch vii cradle
n"iIce tho movements there II 10 frequently
The wc IeAchiGs tide ~ 1913 and lsS was
Gill.
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Msracaiho. July BIN port. Ncw Unlcn. Brook OF New
ORLEANS inr YEA Cruz wig CARGO: deborah, Robins. III
Phsce'phs. do: Jusannnh. B) 10, Liverpool. Ind lost
Kingston. la Iny SD w a Caldwell Fi.-eccs. Porto
Re. In pott. Elem. ruuhan. fr"m New York fr Cuba
rex, day Thomas Il Benton. Rooe f., Po Span
d" AF's. ,i"ps'Ts from baltimore. d;schasias; Susan
Thomas. of ana 20, Phsteahia, WI: csr-n.
- fe're. Mat July 2S-ln port. Julia. rhuSoa o- Port
rul. dsy.ay A;DeFoG \ brig from b n-er tp:n.s-
bly, the Coz e. Pierce touched OF tive pom aboa, uh and
PRICE, d-i 10 Moi-nt BAY.
luclec Aug 6CbI Thompson. Burton. Eei'asi Falcon
Doua GU Lvepoci Grelylle. Young. AID Iisary Wocey
Cagysron. l.ondcn.
Ar al III. baocs .,h u:; briss Mcy,ver Thompson New
Haven ~ 2h Aaecan. Sedbury. Calais. IS SD Isl BARI
Washington. Bgrtet. Bonarv ID Don Juan. SANFORD Porto
Eieh; s,h hri- Mryto~ef Thompson Trinidad.
Ar at EshfaN. Isl scEr ShyiUck Mathews Aey.ncna
Ga ss.h uit. sch Splendid. Sfarkfori. Eas:pc:t.
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laLAAT as he MoRs. TRYINc: % ,he teeLlns,

JfTHAT CAN BE MORs. TRYINr: 10 the feeling. Of &
w mOthsf than hehud he. infant rhiug the agone,
Of choc. away under that terrible cuge of
fancy. =ro-fi iEla5inT SuxIER COMPLAINT and
cal effected With sped and certainty By adj
the lttis sufferer that lnstmhhe preparation
JAY>E, CARa;EATIvE b.LsAa No hv,is- should re with.
this ;udi.pcasehic Family Medicine. when adopted
all compla:> Stomach bowels Liver OF Nervous 50.
u lie South and " occupies prominent place r
nearly ever domestic ue,icne che>.
Prepared oriy by Dr. d. jayne No. South Third street.;
PhlHdspha.
Sod By the Agents. A. B. ( d. SANDS Druggists No *
Eut.n = Fr-i broadway g.3 Broadway ITlS In
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-" With choirs few r-t.ri.
Drinks TIC pure pi,-.>-rcs us L rural lie.
Apscoxpr.c sL,vr.-A female slave Ct

Aescoxpr.c SisvE.--A female slave Ct ZION.
A!exander Borrow, L S Senator ffcm Ionsia-
ma, stopped with hia wife II the L. 5 Hotel, was
discovered 90 have decamped yesterday afternoon.
4 trunk whic;, contained her wearing apparel
had been taken rem her room and placed in a
closet used by D. Fisher coored waiter in the
hotel. Fisher was committed.
PhiIa. Times, Aug. I.
FreE IN T.uxros.-Thc Col says, that g barn
filed with nay and grain. owned By Is Jonathan
and David" was entirely DESTROYED list night.
Loss abou. $500. Boston Trans.