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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-07
nR. CAsTLE,, DENTIFRIC E-Seveuteeu year

Dexpenenc- in Dr. c. Castles private practice OF The
cacy OF this invaluable Tooth Powder. Tor curing and
preventing diseases teeth and mouth Is OF sufficient
importance and Involvement for him 10 comply with the
ofnumerous patients bring II before the pub
lie IL poshes preserves the enamel Of the ;e-th and
f4aiens become loose Ills certain cure
preventative FOR scurvy 10 the giving them hard
iord and healthy IL eredcatrs Ind the
zccuuu nOn IL spots and incipient de-
cay from the The breath Dr. Castle per
every operation pertaining 10 Dentistry Afiihcih!
Teeth inserted from tooth ~ an entire sci
DR. A. c. CASTLE, Denis, 39I Broadway,
ms l,-od, Corner OF White-sL
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miscellaneous.

GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES
RErAiLEp Wholesale PRICES.
THE UBSCRl6ER has Just received splendid sssor.-
reut OF Watches which Will Be retaied e; The follow
Ing unprecedented low prices:
Full J-weed Gold Levers from SO 10 $50
3" Silver 10 = =
Gold Leptnes Is IS
Silver ~ 10
Verge )" 10
ALL WATCHES SOLD AT THIS ESTABLISHMENT
warranted 10 perform well U .hr money returned.
ARRANGEMENTS HAVE BEEN MADE VIII Mr.. w n.
Gamble who having been engaged for nine years IN the
celebrated Manufactures II Europe IS acknowledged
OF tie best WatcH RePa.rers IN The Cousy, snd
wal devote his whole attention 10 ths branch
WATCHES, CLOCKS, MUSICAL BONES AND JEW
ELRY repaired II the best a. The lowest prices
Trade work promptly done or reasonable terms
J. T. WlLLiSTOS,
DEALER Watcher Wholesale and Retail,
2sfSn-od No. CortLinds up ItairyJ crr. BroHf'r1y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-07

ES- For Boston via Norwich and Worcester.
The steamer Cleopatra Capt Williams. will leave Soaih
sid Of Pier No Norm River every Monday We'd esday and
Fr4ay al ; P. II. conn-cars with the car. q; Alyns
POINT Imy5iI CALEB PRATT. jr, CONDUCTOR.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-07

I AUTEN7 UININfs MD lUF r + fNVUWN.-
L. Green Mercer OF Nassau aud Ann sts have.
IN addition 10 their G-u-nenS Dining and Supper Rooms.
room apaT, ailend-d by Mrs Mercer expressly Tor
me accounted ation of Ladies whose business iuey cal.
part of The city, where they can daily OBTAIN
Sundays exceped excellent cup OF Coffee or Tea &C.
compsuied by any article OF luxury the market ahords
B.Privei- to the Ladies Dining Rooms, q
Anu-si.
nany others from the editorial columns OF OF
our most popular daily journals Speaking CT the various
hotels and eating houses Of our city. Il says:
Green MERGERS 10 another eating house OF celebrity
II has upper lower rooms where tho prices vary lille.
and conducted on temperance principles and closed
Sunday The wife of OF tho propretors attends TO the
OF the upper apartments aud she has among
her guests II large number vi the Clergy
mN f,TThSNNN Efr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-07
FOR TIE FILES.

AR UPEAMS ELECTUARY-An internal remedy
~ certain cure for The Piles Internal exeru, bleeding
or blind sod aI2 Fult1l-s- DIElslc1-s and by The Pro
Dr-tr regularly educated Physician o. ,weuty years
er-rce confined oc- practice where Piles sct s.
Cnrur!c diseases successfully treated. M-iicsl Ohc
s p SoK.rv. I doors s.'.'v- Sprrg-st Bhl7 SuD1 "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-07

rNuE UNION WHITEHEAD manufacturing Com;
pany are prepared supply their customers and
purchasers generally wh White Lead Of their own MANU.
iscturo, viz
Dry White Lead-Pure, Extra aud No. In packages OF
lJ0 10 1000 lbs.
White Lead ground 10 o-Pure, Extra No and No IN
packages OF . to 1900 lbs.
The well established reputation of their White Lead In
section Of the United States renders only ntces-
ssry ,hsi hey continue furnish An article which,
purity brancy and durability cannot he surpassed by
any ether establishment in this country The naie o me
Company and description OF Lead are stamped on each
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-07

XNANTED-A siplstou by Young Man IS clerk or
w salesman either In Wholesale retail Dry Goods or
Grocery establishment Having been. for several years, en-
Gagged business on his own aceoun In Canada and oepg
large from that quarter Address note 10 C. al
rnY1 -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-07

II The Amazon Wigs, or G-nt.emer's real Heals
OF Hail. being the latest greatest Improvement IN the
manufacture Wigs and Scaps and the subscriber IS Ia
py being introduce them here They dsPsy
the forehead aud temples 10 any hight point IN
King never before i.aned. They posed OF vrns
ing or gossamer They a. on hs head BY recnan
ica eonJisance entirely they pu! 90 IN monent
They Immediately adapt themselves the counter
4, once become part nad parcel Of the living man.
Copy ib- address L. PHALON. 81 Broadway, opposite
The G.Ub- HoIrl or under Judson's Hotel my4 I'm
~ NOtice-Sy order Of the Trustees Of Inc Cypress
Rive. Maia. Company, a. assessment OF one dollar per
share upon -a he shares Of the stock OF said Company
odd the 10Th day OF May next 10 the
Pr-.id-u The Company Al tn-ir o:c- 80 Is W-sI-st
SrwYurk. JOHN n. HOLOANE, Secretary
New YOrs, April 81. 1870 my2 -yi1-
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BOARDING ano Eotels.

DOAKD Ar THE BATTEhf.--furni'ned par
SoTs sn,ahs for ,.utlomsn with their wives together
with penteel board, can be- procured al No Safest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-07
W-Y0RK LEGISLAT URE.

ALBANY, Monday, May 4.
In the SENATE, Monday Afternoon, private
claims engrosscd nearly the whole OF the session
Mr. HARD, by consent reported the Assembly bill
in relation To The Newly ork and Erie Railroad, ITO
extend The time) ordered to n third reading
An attempt was made by Mr. TALcoTT, 10 make
the Anti Rent bills. passed by the Assembly the
special order for every day and afternoon until dis
posed Of but motion 10 adjourn prevailed before
any question could be taken
TUESDAY May s.
Mr. LESTER reported complete the bill for the re-
duction of the stock of the National Fire Insurance
Company also the bill TO change the name and re
duce the capital Of the Mutual Insurance Company
of the City OF New York. Both ordered TO Ii third
reading. Mr. SANFORD reported, with amendments
the bill to provide for Convention TO revise the
Charter of the City OF New-Nork Ordered to
third reading The bill 10 abolish imprisonment for
non.payment OF Fines read n third time and
passed MIR. CLARK, on leave. introduced bill 10
abolish all Militia Fines II was ordered 10
third reading but after some discussion was lost on
The vote OF its final passage IS 10 L, as follows;
AYEs-Messrs Backus Burnham. Chamberlain, Clark,
Emmons. Folsom. Hard Jones. Lott, scovil, seds~ick
Sanford Van Schoouhoven. Wheeler Wright-l5.
NAYs-Messrs Barlow. Beekman. Beers. Dennis,on
Deyo Hand johnson, Lester Mitchell. Porter Putnam
J B. Smith, ;. Smith, Spencer Tacou williams
Pending motion TO reconsider this vote the Sen
ate adjourned.
In the HOUSE on Monday afternoon the session
was mostly occupied in the reading OF bills Among
those passed were The following;
To provide for calling Convention OF the People Of
the City OF New York Tor the purpose OF revising the
charter.
To amend the law of ls45 respecting the fees OF col
iectors in the several town Of the State.
To lay the Counties Of CatiArausus aud Erie
10 build bridge over the Caitsrsugus Greek
To incorporate the village Of Baldwinsville.
Farther provide for the preservation OF the public
works (Appropristes 81 500 TO preserve and
protect the work the Black River Canal and $1,000
on the Geresee Valley Causl)
To revive the nc, in relation 10 Wsshpgtons Head
Quarters in the village Of Newburg
The Senate sent down the act relative 10 the pub
icaton of certain notices After debate, referred 10
The Co.:2!i,c Of the Whole.
TUESDAY, 9Th.
After the reception OF Reports The greater part OF
the morning session occupied in discussing the
General Manufacturing bill. which ended in the bill
being again recommtted. The bill for the cons,ruc
lion of The locks on the Crooked Lake and Chemung
Canal WAS similarly disposed OF.
TIE vote on the bill amending the &C, IN relation
20 Bank Commissioners &c. was geconsidered and
the bill made Special Order for 10 morrow q, II
O'clock The bill 10 annex the towns OF Nunda and
Portage, AlesaHy Co. TO Livingston was passed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-07

Aootnrcares' Hail 80 JzIh=rlE--sL, esabshed IN 1880
Ii MEDICINES In lhis establishment warranted
"A g-nuinr. No boy. inexperienced young uen are
NJ 81 10 customers The finest Sw EDIsH LEIGH
- for AL applied by experienced person
WM- WATSON, Chemist and PhArmaceutst,
AZ i'm. From A Gardens, 5f2 OIford-sL London.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-07

IMPORTANT 10 Purchasers Of Piano,For'e,-Tne
subscribers having purchased OF Mf John setoer e *
night the Crit-d States lis patent dA Frame
Improvement II Piano Forte now manufacturing some
very spl-ndii Rosewood and Mahogany fiano-so ft-s
and 10 Keep c tune logger The improvement coz
beautiful Harp Frame peculiar IN eonsauc-
ROE taxing all strain OF strings from The case also
genera assortment Of he most s22sogT1 m9Ssp o'
az I52 FGtor-sL East SIDE Of Broadway
;yR1Sf,I.,. N.cifod Letter Wrr.r-Ttis article Is
knowrdset by a. who hzy- Used II, TO De Inc best H.
v-ulon for copying -itrfs ever kno~n Pie e.tsr Is
and copied a. the same Time being 2rslrr saving
.nac copying press Doth IL n- and price, ooc wholesale
.ud ressi BY ne 5ns5afa5sq'7f. u,,t
AccoanI Books, Paper srt Stationery az 10y prices
CIsHING TACkLE-who-sa- and Retaii-A;
L lie Arglers Depot Il Fatonot-"e offer 10 Aos.efs
Limerick and SHby Fab Hook.; Csuroo and osaer Fi,h
Lies Floa;s Reel. Rods SILK Worm Goi and every DO
Of Angling materials OF Inc bes quality and lowest
cs.E prces JOHN j. BROWN X CO.
uIy5 ~ Fulior-st. n-ar Ne.ssg
NEW GOLD Pen lIASUPACTOKY,7 n hsiden-
lSsn--sranc!s Loqies nave just commenced the az
1acars OF very superlcr diamond pointed Gold Pea,
waieh warranted % BE- superior any n nse snd u
offered unusually low price fora good article Dear
FRaScts LouTREL, assas.csar:as Sat ose,s
al IN !. Aald-n lso-
~i'o FANCY GOODS arc Taf-sd and Se-es Deal
L esI--tES- Please ca. tais outt-aAm.ey MoEti1,
wholesale - COMBS, 5r1,a-s Pms, S-ed-s AID
VARSITY Of Fancy Afcees invite ne senLon o. per
,c, about cJ.n-,cng oasicrss cal and eIs,e n cir
.,ck Of goods heir store, No . Sad -n-.sne Qo
stars " BAsrca Aas FROM ne country inyltec 80 I'M
NTEEDL Es.-Tb- Subscriber o-ss respectfully 70 ca!
Sou3ic s-retlo1 s1p-rior qualify u as Hem
trrg Soui4 Needles Observe 90 ue TICK abe! OF ne
g-c1tre he name Of 2 Rsrhstts. Imported BY
RICHD RICHARDS, !3f Mztrc-ane, y. I.
ais In From ist Nay also Is Ayr4e-sy. brook!Jr
TITY LOASS.-Pzrsons t--irogs oflnves;tns noney
u y ne Revenue Soccs o his Guy payable n lsi7
wrr ini=rrs: per Per Q! n In- Six Per
Cent Temporary Wster Loan, payable II oce, TWO
ar-e y-as win interest eriannu.iy, GO n
Of $50 kad upwards, OF sppaeatior Al Laa otsee
! JOHN EVEN, Comptroller.
CoruprroEer's O6c-, MAY 6la. 1916 nJe I'm
STASLY II. FLEETWOOD, NO. ~ Ns.saR-sr
- Commissioner spP0tnrd BY NE Governors Of Hin os
Ncngs1 Indiana and Ono, 70 take lcknovl-c Srent srd
proof Of tds, DISPOSITIONS Of proof OF claims
e 70 b. recor- Used II sither .sid Scat-s
DEkhISS's INUELIBLk iNh-V-ry generally
rsi---d lie ocs n Viii Constantly for ssls
5y !. L CODDiNGTON,
ryS In SIS H1d sor-sL corner Spring.
JTXBRIDGE COTTONs-a5 ca.es u1orfge Co.'S
" blcach-d Log Co.ns for sale by
N.Y. SESMTH 4 co. 50 4 50 Pinest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-07

IIUH6UPATfIC LHUCDLAIE --O. j CT =
Brothers superb. Pnila1e phi. Homeopathic Choco-
als, liz My recommended by Drs Herring OF Phst-!phia
AID Cray Claiming and Gram Of Nc~York, for sale a.
rlangfar.lrers prices by the Agents,
~ 5meod. AOAMS CuShMAN co. 15 Fr1n'-,t
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sEEKMAa's PULMoNIc SYRUP

40. 40 LIZ COHTLANu-ST. Oh he SCUM side
~ orc door below Gre=nwichsl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-07

y Broadway adjoining Niblo's TheaIe--John T. s.
Smith large assortment OF Homeopathic Medicines,
Ia tncurrs Grauons, diluoc1 and globules Sugar Of
MILK Pare Alcohol, Distilled Wster, Pellets. kc. &c Ply
scians Pocket and Family Cases VI Medicines hand and
prepared order Homeopathic Platter substitute for
ordinary Court snd Adhesive Plaster and excellent aP.
oiir,.iop FOR Corus mi9f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-07

Linseed OIL Red Lead Black Paint Sugar Lead lc. &c.
All they oder for sale al No l7o Fronts on me
most REASONABLE. terms al Smeod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-07

DOARD.-A faw respectable Young men, also gon,
ID usmnn and lady can accommodated with gGod
B,.rd in private boarding house al l04 Woosters Ref
eroncs given aud required Apply a. above Hyo wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-07

DOAnD with n loom wanted by Singa Gentlenl Al
ID In first boarding house grntee private family
| In the Tenth Ward Address L. ). Upper Post Ohce'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-07

>NANTED-Fsmi!ies supplied with gooc help. tot
w city and country well recommended nj the ONCE I'D
Gran DIT o.
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=
sraccs koqifes have Just COMMENCED the u az
lf-Gure OF very supecr diamond pointed Gold Pea,
which IS wara1J-c BE- superior 10 any n use and 70
oazr-t unusually low price for good article Dear
-r. supplied LIBERAL ciscoUcI
FRANCIS = LOCTREL, Manufacturing Sat oners-
az II Mald-n- .o--
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4 : Nm M M ATInN MANTEn.-Mr WM n WkLLs

X&TANTED-At Mulvtle, Mas, seventy hve men or
w girls that sufficiently acquainted with tho art Of
eavlug they readily turn their hand 10 weaving
fancy cassmores power looms also, twenty JACK spin
uer Also help In wooden card ROOM The above
described help wanted Immediately aud such strict
ly tempera and industrious will Gnd steady employment
s2s n c. l.. HARDING
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-24
0The following is an extract from let. ter of Lieut.. Albert, of the Typographical Enpineers dated-

pThe following is an extract from let. ter of Lieut.. Albert, of the Typographical Engineers dated
 SANTA FR, Oct. 7, l846.
 In compliance with instructions from Lieut.. Emory, (who has departed for Cali fornia with Gen. Kearney,) to make sur vey of New Mexico, l left here las. Tuesday for the gold mine.
 The trip was highly interesting. "The New Places" or "Tuesto' is forty miles south of this city, and about twelve miles west of the Chihuaua road We staid at the house of Senor Don Campbell, liberal gentleman, and man of extensive posses sions in this mineral region. He showed us his mines of gold, copper and lead, and loaded us with as many specimens of the ores as we could carry. The copper ores contain gold and silver, in fact are rich with these precious metals. In the valleys are found large Jumps of native gold. Mr. Campbell had obtained two, one worth a bout $500, tho other about $7OO. He showed me piece worth $l5, and has much gol1 which has been obtained by the use of 1-.~'--:.-.--' A---, .~;. ~-" i"S:o-l -ra~; mems, this last is of course of no value.
 Ihave boxed up the specimens procured, and shall forward them by the first opportu- nily.
 l have given some attention to the modes pursued here in washing the earths and grinding the ores, and shall be able to com pile good report upon the subject.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-24
SOMNAMBULISM.

The Coroner held an inquest on Monday, at No. 69 Varick street, New York, on the body of a colored woman by the name of Sally Ann Baily, native of New Jersey, 27 years of age, who came to her death un. der the following circumstances. Some men of the 9th ward were attracted in front of the above premises, by the screaming of a woman on the top of the house and look ing up saw the form of a woman dressed in a sleeping attire, on the roof near the win dow. A MT. E. S. Howard, residing in the house, hearing the noise looked ont of the window to ascertain the cause of the alarm, and was told by the policemen that a wo. man was on the roof. MT. Howard scarce ly crediting the story, prepared himself to come out and see, when just as he opened the front door, down came the woman from the top of the house fiat on the side walk, just brushing the ear of one of the policemen who was standing underneath, thereby es- caping immediate death, for had the woman hit the policemen, she would have broken his neck, and saved her own.
 MT. Howard, on looking at the woman, recognized her as the servant belonging to Mrs. Fireman, of the above house. She was conveyed into the house and medical aid sent for, but died shortly afterwards, having fractured her skull by the fall. On proceed ing to the deceased's room, which is front attic room, they found the door fast. and on forcing it open, the key of the door was dis covered under the pillow and the window open, evidently showing that this unfortu. nate woman was affected by somnambulism and while in that state got out on the root and precipitated herself to the pavement be- low, fracluring her skull, causing almost in- stant death. The jury rendered verdict that the deceased came to her death by in- juries received by jumping off the house 6e Varick street, while in state of temporary deTangement.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-24
LIEUT.. MAYNARD.

The following incident concerning Lieu- tenant Maynard, the brave fellow who was so active in rescuing his drowning fellow passengers, at the wreck of the Atlantic, il- illustrates also the noble heart of " Old Hick- ory":
 When Gen. Jackson was President, young Maynard, then residing with his ia :. ther, smith Maynard, at Richmond, had imoloed strong desire to enter the Navy, but knowing the difficulty of obtaining place on account ofthe number of applicants and the want of influence, his friends sought to dissuade him from even making the effort but they little understood the stubborn stuff ot which he was made. There were no rail roads then, and the expenses of trip from Richmond to Washington, were more than his slender financies could cover tut to give up without trial, was out of the question-so, boy as he was, he determined to icot it the whole distance, which he did, and one fine morning presented himself at the White House, asked to see the President, and preferred his request. Jackson told him pretty plainly, that there was no chance, the Navy was full to overfowing, and appli- cations in abundance. sWell.' said May nard. its rather hard case to have walk ed so far and all for nothing.' Walked.' said the general-and where from? Rich mond, in Virginia,' replied the boy. Walk ed the whole way from Richmond Then, sir, you shall have your warrant, if possess the influence to get it for you.' It is need less to add that there was no further diff. culty"
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-24
Fishers Island.

This island, the scene of the late disas
 trous wreck of the Alantic, forms the South eastern portion of the state of New York, and part of Suffolk county. It lies within three or four miles from the Connection: shore, and If miles from the nearest point of Long Island. The island is about ten miles in length and averages one mile in width. It is the sole property of Wm. Winthrop, Esq, of Now London, and is cultivated as farm. A son oi Mr. Winthrop now resides on the island whose home offered shelter and hospitabls accommodation to the survivors of the At lantic. The Winthrops have owned Fish er's Island from the first settlement of thu country. ........
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-24
Az .1CE,

Avarice, says the author of Re1igjo Me-
 d'ci' seems to me not so much a vice. as
 depiora ble piece of madness: and if hs
 had added incurable, his definition would
 nave been perfect; for an avaricious man
 IS never to be cured unless by the same
 medicine which perhaps may cure mad dog. The argument of reason, philoso phy, Or religion, will have little effect upon him; he is born and framed to a sordid love of money, which first appears when he is very young, grows up with him, and increases in middle age, and when he is old, and all his passions have suosided, wholly expresses him. The greatest endowments of mlnd, the gre, f. est abilities in profession, and even the quiet possession of an immense treasure, will never prevail against avarice. My Lord Hardwck, the Lord ChancelloT, who is said to be worth E362,OOO, sets the same value on half crown now as he did when he was only worth GIOO. That great captain, the Duke of Marl. borough, when he was in the last sta ge of life, and very infirm, would walk from the public room in Bath to his Tod gings, in cold, dark night, to save slxpence in chair hire. If the duke, who left at his death more than a mill ion and half sterling, could have fore- seen that all his wealth and honours were 10 be inherited by grandson of Lord Trevor'S, who had been one of his enemies, would he have been SO careful to save siXpence for the sake of his heir? Not for the sake his heir; but he would always have saved the sispence. Sir James Lowther, after changing a piece of silver in Georges coffee house, and paying two pence for his dish of coffee, was helped into his chariot, (for he was then very lame and intirm,) and went home; short time after, he re- turned to the same coffee-house on pur- pose 10 acquaint the woman who kept it that she had given him bad half penny, and demanded another in exchange for it. Sir William Smyth, of Bedfordshire who was my kinsman, when he was near seventy, was wholly deprived ofhis sight, he was persuaded 10 be couched by Fay Tor. the oculist, who, by agreement, was to have sixty guineas if he restored his patient to any degree of sight. Taylor succeeded in his operation, and Sir Will jam was able to read and write without the use of spectacles during the rest of his life; but as soon as the operation was performed, and Sir William per. ceived the good effects of being overioy- ed. as any other person would have been, he began to lament the loss Gas he called iD of his sixty guineas. His con- trivance. therefore, now was, how to cheat the oculist he pretended that he had only glimmering. and could sec nothing perfectly for that reason the bandage on his eye was continued a month longer than the usual time. By this r,nn,.e hn -Ii:c~I T'-y io. to compound the bargain, and accept of twenty gui- meas; for a cove,ous man thinks no method dishonest in which he may legally practice to save his money. Sir Will jam was an old bachelor, and at the time Taylor couched him, had a fair estate in land, large sum of money in stocks, and not less than Gl50O or GI6O0 in his house.-Dr. King.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-24
A DREADFuA A aCENE!

The Natchez Courier, in giving an &C., count of the suffering of the wou nded by the late accident to the steamer Maria, says:
 "One man would pray for the Doctor to cut his throat, another that he might be pierced to the heart and relieved of his excrutiating pain, another that he might be despatched in any way to quell the incalculable agony that was consum- ing him. Shrieks, groans, sobs, most piercing howls, were heard from every hand from the twenty two sufferers to whom he was ministering.
 "WilI live, doctor !" said one man from whose body nearly all the skin was peeled. {" You will die, sir. Itis perhaps my duty to tell you that you will die in an hour" "Well am sorry for it," said he, 'for leave wife, an az cd mother, and several children" Inan hour he was dead, and such was the suf- fering of every one of these poor vic, tims oft wrath more destructive, more to to bc dreaded, than ten thousand thun. ders."