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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-06

Taking negro BY The head because he
refused obedience is "a seizure Of WOO
10 default Of duties. =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-06

a BnH-.S.y Pat, ire tbe days longer
in lreIand9 than ihey are 10 ihisvcotn.rt 4
'Longsflaye. you may well say Il; and
moi only longer, But great many more Of
EN-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-06

Prom, these prices . liberal discount will be
made 10 those who bny 70 sell sgsin.
In additiop 70 the above. We have Kitchen,
Parior, Passage, Chamber, Hall. and Church
Stoves. for hnrning Anthracite Or Biluminous
Coals- Address =
KINEs & RUSSELL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-06

'Genllenen Of The jury, said west:
ern lawyer, would you sci a ratirap TO
catch b 5ears Would you make. DID
fools Of yourselves BY endeayoring % spear
. buffalo with a kuiiiing needle? Or
would you attempt 70 empty out the Mis-
sissippJ with a gouId No genlfenen5
! know you would not; then how can you
be guilty Of the atsMdi,y Of fndlng my
ellen, guilty Of granddaughter for aking
,hsaade Of q CONAN r.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-06
Tristp.

a pFoyetb saith. ..Labor whae the day.
lssls. for The 81 Ftt eofne'h wllsn no n'sn
can work" TheFs were no PtIntsIs y ben
that vas written
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-06

-flWhat makes you spend Jour Tine 50
freely Jack y
Because have nothing else 10 fPend,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-06

why IL lover like knocker' Be-
cause be Is bound TO door. adore
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-06

]. .s'Dida4kurf Ms.Fore-paws. A down
east chap, walking with lsdy. accident,
ally stumbled and fell The LADY think.
ing to commissrate his mishsp observed
that "she regretted hisunluncky Jaurpass
rs didn', hurt my lore-paws, be. re.
Piled, pil was my knees"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-06

IN Erpedieat I'VE heard good sto-
ny related few days since. Hsran Fbas :.
A young man who had not seenmucE
of the world. and was ragfaer InsoTsrisli-
Gated. look anotion 10 Try Tor The heart
and hand Of a grflol bis scquainiance -
Thinking bis suit.would be more success
fol be Game 10 town and purchased D pair
Of new boots. These be put on one Sla-
day evening, and fastened 10 The abpde 81
his elady fair. She, With others Of the
family. aid moi have much conversation:
will lhe young spiter-snd. moreover,
did not notice his new boots! BY and by
SITTER be bad placed his boots 10 eyety po:.
siiion, be despai.ed. Of the prospect that
they would be made topic OF converse,
and with long drawn sigh. exelaiHisd:
"Iou nsedn think strange if you smell
neu Heather ni
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-06

Reason for i0ring Lreiqnd.-An sristo
cratic Irish absentee, speaking Of bis ma.
tive country said twssan execrsble place;
10 fact, The only thing worth owning was
the whiskey. "You mean TO say, then, 7
said j Rsggish friend, ''that with all her
faults, you love her still
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-06

School Boy Wit.-A poor old horse co.
veted with wounds and piiIful sores turn.
ed Out tosdie by some cruel owner, found
bis way TO the gate Of the public school
one day last week, where be patiently
studied away a starving existence. One
OF the boys fastened on his name q paper
with ibis notice:
sWmffd-A. peck Of oats. Enquire
within.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-06
ng.g ggE PRESS
!. .rrtrsssrp wKxkLY, ar
TWO DOLLARS d FIFTY CENTS

~. PEK ANNU1i3
k.,f ...rlv. hat Two Dotlass will be
i.I !.s "a oaxment n fall, II paid enspelY in
eser,,.nev1r NJ vtnent 1 deferred fsyond
81 The r.ar. ietrstssiil be chargei.
Subscriptions for ssx lmonlls, VI za' y e
paid invariably IN advance:
ADVERTISING.
The terms of advertising are. fer square o.
- Il Tor three inaertions--laIgeT ones 20 Inc
proportion. Each coniin aatee = si ~.
square. L-Al advertisements not efaet IS g,
aspecile time, vii be co1linaed uAtli ~ '.".
skasyed accordingly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-06

10 Mexico The custom is when aIduel
is fought. 10 erect cross on The spot, and
every one thai, passes by throws stone
at the cross. Some Ingenious Yankees
have taken advantage OF this custom 10
clear stony land, BY erecting crosses where
no dlel has been fought!
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-06

WHEATFlELD Inn.


YyHIs Hotel i situated o. Howard street,
j two doors north Of Baliimore street, ana
in the immediate vicinity Of the business part 81
the city. Il contains upwards Of 100 rooms,
many Of which are pariors with bed rooms ad-
joining, suitable for families. Il has been thor
oughly furnished with new and eiegnntfurniut
and all the accommodations to be found in any
Hotel 10 The east.
The proprietor hstters himself that his long
experience in the business will enable him g
10 conduct the establishment in every depart,
ment As 10 render entire satisfaction 10 all hi;
guests.
Merchants, travellers, &c. visiting Baltimore
will end ID healthy and desirable location. T.
y. MCINTOSH. IRoPRiEroR.s
Baltimore. April 3. lS45.-u.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-06

SNox,EG - Pkysieiaa-Ma adam, I can
no longer preseribe4or you. unless you
throw away that pipe.
Fdf'tnt-Why, Ia. doctor lchange The
cob every day OF TWO.
Paysieian-~Np matter, while you con.
tlnue to smoke Al all. Besides, | see YOU
do no, change he STEM. Thai Red ma.
Gam. y iilled with ihe pill Of tobacco a
deadly poison. The e,herealiz zion Of which
is s0ficient 10 suffjca,e = ,hinocs,osi--
Horrid practice ma,am. On rsto,n I,
altogether.
:. r4fi'sn!-La, doctor, how you do talk
Suppose lshouldqaitsmokins wha,.hdnli
4 do4for excite al .sseins ! hsva - AZ
By 10 nuns. = ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-06

Why is man who~has the iniuenza,
like House Of Representatives Be.
cause 6rst The eyes have it, and then the
nose. h. .
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-06
HxTnMsIvE AssonTnEENT
STOVES s.

n TTENTION is called!t0 the extensive as
n sor,ment Of Stoves which we have DOW
10 Store, embracing great variety, adapted 10
country use Any order enclosing the cash will
be promptly attended 10, and whatever article
Is ordered will be sentas good as il the buyer
were present.
No. 2 Kitchen Companion Cooking Stove. ia
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-06
Cheap Dry Goods,

Baltimore, October 2, Is45-1y
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-06

y was naked. aad ys took me ia i, !
Toe oy':ef ssid % ihs hungry man.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-06
G7cAuTION,n

AZ this All-HesIiBs Ointrnent has been pre,,,.
soun,sre,'rd NE have given this eau.ion % sSe pS.
names of James McAIliser, OF jsmss ~ ss.:. -
3 ~ - 49, IN 1In pea upon every label
als s.osi = s.sei engraving. win te figure ofIx
SENSIBLE rkhsftAATioSso on the face. sa
Nov e hereby Offer reward 81 $500, Is bspsia
Uuited States q any ndisdusI eou1, & !. w.
Uiutmcuts sssS - 81 's-'ss's SAk
september -. is4,.-eosly as
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-06

a lady looking ata review. was asked
Il she Was partial ii military rfalaihs 10
which skesfepiledl she liked exceedingly
he olkesEs ssltis.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-06

a Left-kanasd conseIimeai --l..sl hl.s.
youf honor,l you saved nv life s So ~, !.
served. .s1
Saved yaur isfef repiisa m &C..
Do sou think / al. I. dscsO, ispe' s'ss
M. ansy ersd ne msn: but setxsd
nader ypn 4 he bassfs d Cosanns I'D
when y5n sen away. followed. or .l,e
should have been ALLIED
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-08
Chicf Clerk Of Tie .Sinfe Drnntmeni

The Washington correspondent Of The New York
Commercial states that the appointment, Of Mr. Trs as
chief clerk IN the State Department has created much
dissatisfaction Among The Democracy in iha cilv One
ground OF objection TO him is that he is Vgnian there
being already too great pepoadersnce ef Office holders
IRON the Od Dsninfon whose sons sorry to say
seem to regard HE "Spoils" with almost as much af
lection as they do the ''docines Of 0S" Another is
that MI lrIsi did nothing To effect the election Of Mr.
FOLK, and consequently that the idea Of ''rewardnp"
him is ridiculous sol csm. They con plain that willie
others, who have got nothing for their ices were
giving Their lime, talents ard money srcnIe the cleo.
lion OF Folk, Mi. Trls, who comes in fos so large
slice from the public Loaf. ndoeny baskinu .under
Southern SUM-, regardless of the result Of that prs,
contest They say, 'oo, thai the principle Of rv,aun in
oiilce has been vios'Pd ly The appoinlmen,-,ha,M Mr.
Ir's' was appointed, "hng time neo,",o e!rrkshipby
MI Clay. and that, by naierine the Old Hero Nv hum
they highly haer by the remark he obtained the CON.
sula'e at Havana from which he was removed by Mr.
lyer-and that he has had lis full share Of Treasury
pap: and should net be again quar,epd upon III public
crib, especially when there so many applicants and
50 few Offices. There is force in these objections ccr
,ainly; bu, arrrehend, nevertheless thai they will
be upavang. The directors seam forget tina; the adj
ADMINISTRATION is pledged 10 condrc, The government on
Jeflersonian prncphs-and how they give siron-
ger manifestation of lhe sincerity, than ny gvin. Mr.
Jefferson's grand lucrative posiiion-he Orthodox
dstrlluf'n Of ccs being the impor,an, Of these
principles And Mr. Trst possesses stronger claim
Than Tins, is ptssibe-or it he, no. while consul
al Havana in 1887, wrote strongly in favor Of The
Sub Treasury, borrowing his lolcible illustrations
from the happy condition. under tina, system, Of the
priest ridden viccroyay Of Cuba. which aefw ards be-
came ST. fruitful text for Senator Benton With here
diary Claims fortified By such ilusrious services how
can ii be expected that his right life estate On the
public purse shall bc overlooked
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-08
Profits of .Mauufaciurcrs.

y ia ponedly asked, by c"em,Wrary, il the manu-
lecturers are coning money rapidly why do not
Of The locoocos. who have found it out, put in their
sckles and reapa portion of the golden harvest The
story Is too absurd Tor belief that particular class Of
the community; and they slone are rapidly accunu-
IatIng wealth. lfit were true. capital, now seeking
safe investments at from to per would rush into
The employment, as flood Of wate long held in check
would pour into a found channel. Who does not
know If particular branch Of bushes were more than
ordinarily profitable here for example. and promised
% permanently so, that, after another, abandoning
less lucrative pursuits. would fall into it, until the
Ted products of their labor would reduce the profits
that moderate standard with which all others
ded How happens il, if manufacturing is yielding TO-,
Ia ~ and even 40 per cent dividends, is alleged
that capitalists who might get suddenly rich by nves>
ting In that business, prefer from 10 per 9TH
er avocalions} When this question be satsiacor.
ly answered. we may believe the Munchausen stories
real Locufoco Roer backs, which circulated for
effect; but not before.
We have no doubt that individual cares might be
where economy and skill in management, are comblued
with low prices given Tor land and labor Indeed when
family expenses added the net, profits as they
"e :" "'uV w VI ptOnlS
farming, we have no doubt tina, the average results will
equal the profits in the manufacturing business Ia
the mercantile profession likewise we have no question
that instances withou, number might be cited, in which
the profits al the close Of years BUSINESS will
show nett Of 10, 90 so and even 40 per ent
These cases. we know, rare, they in the bu
slness of manufacturing-but their might
well be ascbed to the tariff that Of the few manuac
turers. who by the operation of independent of
the tariff, have been than ordinarily successful in
business.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-08
1892. s63,527
4dOS,l29.G92
&2,S63,527

Balance IN faror Of Tie u. States, SIS, 266, l65
Thust will he seen that, although for the year end.
ing on the 3Oh of June last, there was balance of up
wards Of eleven millions of dollars against the IT, States
yet for The four years since the enactment of The presen,
tariff, the balance has been fifteen puns in our iayor
II appears them that Excessive inspirations" hare
been prevented And il follows as a necessary CAROL
larry that The expectation Of specie has been prevented
also; for although, last year. larger of the pre-
cio"s metals was exported han imported. ye, the fac,
is. that for the series Of fur years. since the enactment
of the p'esen. Tariff 'ihe boo is the other leg" by
many millions.
What better proof do the people need OF the tendency
Of the tariff system TO enrich + em than The foregoing
salemen, afordsl What better evidence do they de.
sire that The oppos ng system. which opponents are
pledged 10 establish upon its ruins (but which we be-
lleve nevertheless they will not be rash enough to at
tempt,) is calculated to impoversh them, than lis re-
suits during the administration Of Van Buren-a system
which led TO Excessive nporaIions'' annually of many
millions OF dollars more than our exports, and which
therefore continually drained Of specie pay the
balance impoveshns The country; and deranging the
currency a, the same tme2 The consequences of the
low taiif policy combined with other causes led to
those financial disorders and commercial revusions
which swept the country in 1887 paralyzng every
branch Of national industry, and bankrup,ing both the
government and the people From tina, Of disorder
and ruin we have been gradually revving under the
salutay effects of The tariff Of 1912 How hope
escape similar disastrous scenes, if invite them by
similar foolish "experimen,s"2 As well might ndi-
vdual who annually buys Thousand dollars than
he Sells expect to escape the embarrassment and fna
bankruptcy which his impovidence will conduc, him,
for nation. which is bu, an aggregation of individuals
aud subject the economical laws, hope to pursue
such w,hou, realizing its disastrous consequcn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-08
A SCENE AT COURT.

The Washington Cnlun is, without doubt, en'i'ee "
the sppealion nfa Court Journal. But really some Oh
the ncIents" which it undertakes gravely to record
are 5, ,lns in themselves and others SO ridicalous
that conceal our surprze at their appearance
10 its albums The public ill forget the case
Of the "young Virsnan. arden, Southern sun could
make him." who made such a successful debu, in The
character Of courer and whose good fortune wns 81
anusingy recorded by the Executive paper The sub
jined paragraph from the "oficia" source, is
suitable companion piece and fail TO make food
for minh." We hope 'Swiii," Of the Richmond
Times. will no, fail 10 do it into verse
From, the Harrington Union.
Calling upun the President last evening with sume
friends, the following incident occurred which may not
be unworthy Of nolice in the Union" We found
Mr.. Polk immersed in the important, business OF his
highly responsible on and apology for in'rn
ding ppm him at that time. he responded with c,nrac'
ierslc irankness-that II was true his time was much
occupied. but that ne glad us, and pleased
that We had called After few minutes had rsnspir
ed Of the gentlemen descendant Of the celebrated
Patrick Henry, approached the President, and in the
and behalf Of highly respected and accomplish
ed democratic lady of the county Of Gloucester, Virgins
ia. presented him beautiful Quill from the wing Of
national Bird the American eagle accompanied with the
expression Of her b-si wishes for his ind dua health
and prosperity and the suscess Of his admnisr ation
The gh was accepted with manifestation of feeling.
and warmth Of thanks To the fair DONOR which plainly
showed that small il was. in its intrinsic value tbe
President, nevertheless, regarded i, highly cherish
ed compliment.
The idea Of The Chief Magistrate. "immersed in the
important business Of his highly responsible station"
pausing TO receive quill sent to him by ian accon,
pshed democratic lady Of the county If Gloucester"
by the hands Of "a descendant Of the celebrated Patrick
Henry" and escorted The Palace for the purpose by
the edor Of the Court Journal HIMSELF presents 10 our
minds picture Of the nock>suhlme, irresisbly ludi.
crous II ought no ony 10 be celebrated in verse; bu,
The sister art of painting should transfer the irag.conc
scene To canvass Is there IIudbras to sing the s,
ry-no llosarh to immorlalize i, with his penc2
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-08
65- The Hamburg Is. c. Journal sta,ss s,as Sssa.
tor McDrft' Is health has greatly improved.
PERIODICALS.

The Southern Literary .Nusenger, TO- September, b
before us. lis contents enle il To all the con,rnsndi'
ton bestowed upon it by the public press One Of '
poeica gems may be found under the appropriate hn'
IN this morning. parer. BY the way what has bscn'
OF "Gertrude," Of which we have seen no,hng in lh
two last numbers of the Messenger THIS. serial Pin
rles are always :anslizng 10 The reader, tvsn WIN
regularly con,nued but when the connection is bruk"
TWO OF ihfee months at time, sour suferincs," Nn
those OF certain Ex-President. "is inloerahe."
Groh"ms Magazine, (Phlladelp hia,l for S.p,eu~
mas ais" been received. Ia many ntw cts, This Mair
zine is entitled 10 take The furrmns rank annrg Amer
ca" mon'hlIes It's list of contributors comprise mani
OF he NEST eminent Of our essayis nov es,s and 'p
The beautiful productions Of hose genius arr serh
l" us In neat and eheani typography, and ILLUSTRATED
splendid engravings.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-08
SPEAKER OF CONGRESS,

The names OF Aessrs. Charles Jared lnyersol of Pa.
). W. Davis of Indiana, and George c. DromoooIe and
II. NJ l. Hunter Of Virginia. have been suggested a,
among those from whom the presiding cce Of the next
rouse OF Representatives, will probably be- selc,ed-
Inc Wig expresses the opinion that Cen Dromgoole
VIII be the fortunate man. We doubt it, The las,
speaker having been from Virginia, our impression is
mat another State will be called upon to furnish tina, Of
hcer Tor the next Congress-ior even in this matter 10.
cal feelings are called into exercise Besides. Gen.
Dfomsoole is al unmilisaied OH Hu,ker-and altb,'
'or le accomplishment Of party ends, he is induced to
tolerate The Young Democracy. ye, i. is known tina,
IKE Benton, he regards the Calhoun wing of his parv
win decided aversion, which is on their mart, cujiav
rsc'Procaed Niihou, their aid, it is not Xix. " tia, bs
ca" ne elec'ed-snd iihe IT, S. Journal the oryan If
Inc Juveniles, is 10 be credited they intend that one If
themselves shall occupy this post. Tha, d. per de.
cares 'hai "some Of the heroic leaders Of the Yna
democracy through whose exer,iuns the last ur.a,
was crowned with success be elevated TO this
ONCE. ut is due. (t addsl to our qrea, and GROWING
Pa"y-t is due TO us who fight the battles Of The neo
PEE mat The brows OF our conqnenny champions should
We crowned with The laurel WREATH The frs, b,,.
''e ''"fen The two alrss will probably he over h.
oync,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-08
COL. Il. M.JOUNSON.

The "Terumseh killer" has volume cred his services
TO the government, in the Of war with Mexico,
requiring 'active duy. -avowng his willingness to
march to The scene Of conflict, the head uf 5000 or
10000 ken'uckans, and pretty plainly limiting that no
one afterwards will have the ieeIiiy lo ask ~ no Kill
led Tecumseh?'
II is stated also, by the way. ,ha, the Coorel has
wri''ena letter to gentleman in Buffalo, ~ Y in
which he soemny tina, he did not write The late
'e''er 10 Figg, TO which his signature appended
and in which The ao,esad Fgg was admitted To be the
verahle slayer Of The great Indian chief. COL J. adds
that mo man has been vilifed msrepresen,ed and
abded' that himself for at least frty wears back-in
winch opinion he is mistaken or, if he has been well
buSed, he has been well paid for il. which is more than
better men by far than he is, who have been much more
shameiully 'radnced. say. Indeed. we look upon
Col. Johnson,as Of Fortunes fayores A man Of ye
~ feeble intellect, he has nevertheless filled the second
office IN The government and has been talked for
Inc hrs IN preference to men whose claims inderend-
en OF ha: fqniyocal Iecumsph affair." are infinitely s
Peror to his own lie has, indeed been laughed at, ra
Their than abusrd dicule being deemed filter weapon
OF assault, when he The target, than heavier me-
al.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-08

The 1yMehUmr1 1tfr0imiam.
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER g, ls45.
EXCESSIVE NEGOTIATIONS.

We commented briefly in our last, upon paragraph
from the New York Journal of Commerce, in which il
was forth lruism worthy Of special remembrance
that protective tariff does prevent excessive mpo
iaons-and an attempt made establish The truth
Of this declaration by reference TO statement Of the i'm
ports and exports Of the year ending the 30 Of June.
1915. which exhibited balance Of trade against the L
States, Of upwards Of eleven millions Of dollars But
every man Of ordinary understanding knows,-and the
Journal of Commerce is certainly loo in,egen, to be g
norant Of The faciha, in testing the Effects ola system
Vi national policy, liable to be effected by variety OF
contingencies the revenue laws the results Of
single years operations is moi safely TO be relied upon,
but that We must adopt those Of series Of years in order
to guide rs TO safe conclusions We have been induced
Tor this purpose. refer the tables of commerce be
tween The United States and other nations for the last
four years, in order ascertain tho correctness OF the
incorTeciness OF the assertion dog put forth
by the New York parer-snd, expected, we find
that II Is shown TO be utterly iaacous and Incorrect
30 Tar from being true, it is directly conradicled by the
iac's We subjo" the table Of imports and exports for
the four years ending the 30ih OF June 1915:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-08
HORRiD DoJNGs or RliM-The A,b,,, n

~ V0"'' 7V'Nuo OF NUM.-I ne AubnTh IN.
~ Journa states, that OH Tuesday morning. about
O'clock. Mr.. Fowler rot far from Mr. Stephens Iay.
eIn. In The town Of Niles murdered BY his father
The old man, who in the habit of drinking to ex.
cess on Monday night last. retired greatly intoxicated
Waking abon, o'clock. he commenced abusing his
wife, who a. ene,h'he door being fast. made her es.
cape through window, and proceeded To her sons
short distance, for protccton The son. wishing 20 pro
sec' the house proceeded thther but upon opening the
door was stabbed by the father completely through the
body with large sharp iron, and upon falling blows
were repeated 50 tina, by the time another had made
his appearance no less than l2 horrible gashes had
been inflicted AT the time our nforman,s visited The
spot on Wednesday, morning the son. VIII, is said to
oe worthy man, was still alive, but there was no hope
OF his recovery.