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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-10-26
FROM SAN FRANCISCO

We extract the annexed paragraphs
from a letter Of Mr.. Freaner, dated al San
Francisco on the 3l-t August:
Gen. Smith, Col Hooker Assistant Al.
iglant General and MAJOR vin'on, acting
hne health, and sseepqejj3ai s' are no" here, ~
tour Of observation and Reconnaissance 70
Oregon. Gen. Smiths report to the Gov.
eminent vii contain a vast fund Of useful
and mporlau; Information on our Pacific
possessions.
Lieut.. Beall, Of The navy arrived here in
the last steamer with adxices 70 Cal. Ere.
mont, informing MIN Of his appointment a.
chief Of the department Of the Mexican
b undlry Survey, ID he place Of Col
Weller removed Col Fremont uiH &c.
cspi the appo:nment, although It may be
disagreeabIe for him 70 superssde his fam.
Ily conuexion Cul. Weller.
We have received news in this place
that the emigrants crossing the Plains are
suffering very much. Ga us being .cpor
ed to Gen. Pefsacr f. Smith, from a re.
liable source, he ordered an expedition.
with 100000. n transportation and pro.
visions, to set out immediately to their re.
lief, The Hi,ieuaJ'e many 10 reach their
destination ~ tins prosperous land whl
would have otherwise persisted on the road
The news from the mines s Of the mos
varied character. Hundreds of person.
have come TO this country who are not ii
for the aork, either By habits or physca
attributes; Of course they give tho mos
gloomy accounts and proclaim the scafcl
~ Of the precious metal; whilst others re-
turn well rewarded for their abors, haypS
and coHiepted. One thing IS certain, lhe
gold IS abundant, nay lnexhaus;ibe, but /
takes labor 20 procure II, whether ma
operates 10 the mines, al the work bench
o. 10 the counting house. This is 10 coua
! try for oilers, and il IS The FIRST time ii
, the course of ny observation that labor
IN all practical details, has had the advan
tage Of capital. Machinery, wltbuhe vs.
: oil quicksilver, ln the mines continues t,
produce most extraordinary results. pro
ducIng not less than four to five ounce
per day TO the hand.
/ | understand that about two hundred pa
sen9efs are returning by the steamer who
: u to sail morrow-some Of them oade
with treasure, while others are sick, di.
appointed, aud dishesrlened.
No pen can describe properly The pro
gress Of improvement ia this country
} The lif-t We hear ~ The morning and ib
. last We hear al night is the noise Of I'll
!, hammer aud saw. 1t is utterly imposs
Die Tor any person 10 keep pace with III
onward march u genera Moderation
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THE HEALTH OF OUR CITY.

Yesterday, we published the official re.
port al the Bord Of Health, giving the mum
Der Of deaths for the week ending on the
18th inst, by which il WI be seen there
were 81 deaths by Strangers fever, being
slight increase Oh The preyions week 5 re-
port.
We have no especial reason to commen,
upon the state Of the health of the City,
nor should We haze made remark upon
The subject, except that paragraph met
our eye, IN 49, Columbia Cdro!inida, N
tul reports had reaf he'd there 81 The tava.
ges Of the fever 10 tits city.
The fact that the Strangers Fever ex.
listed in Charleston, was made known some
time since, and the weekly reports since
that time have given the number Of deaths
from that cause. We have, ourselves,
slated mat i was likely to prevail, until ex.
PEELED by ltos.-which, from the low
range Of the Thermometer, was looked for
even earlier than usual, and 10 any event
cannot be long proifucied and coHse quent-
~ there IS no Jast ground to charge con.
cealment 10 the authorities or the press.
The mild character Of he disease, too, has
been such as To give confidence both to
physicians and patients, aud the uaacciima.
ted have never had a more favorable sea.
son for acclina'lan. All these circum.
stances have fen9eTed daily report Of the
state Of health IF the CiIy unnecessary
Ii is proper, and as we conceive duty
10 speak freely. There are stl.i new case.
oil fever arising aad lie number Of deaths
since the weekly report, have not decreas
ed-while there IS no alarming increase
There IS no necessity for day meeting
Of the Board Of Health, 10 Issue It's b1le
TINS and lis warnings, as IL plague wat
upon Us. There are but comparative fea
deaths out OF the number Of cases that &C
cur, aud strangers are constantly comm.
into, remaining, and passing through ou
city, and IN no single instance as far a
We can learn, has any one thus travelling
been taken with the fever.
We are free TO say that unacclmale
persons should not expose themselves /
the night air, or to lmprudencies Of an
kind, while The disease prevails, ss By :
doing they would invite an attack Of tn
fever; but there should be but little aarr
among our citizens, when it is recollecte
that there are but two or three deaths pc
day. When fatal epIdemcs have preyalle
N former years. the deaths have general
been al least quadrupIe that number.
We will give The earliest notice when
will be perfectly safe for such Of the Or
accllmated as are away to return to III
Cny.-charleston Courier, Oct i.
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\ gentleman, M inhabitanl Of MAJ Tan,
but ct present 10 New York, has had an
iron house built for export TO Francisco
II IS three stories high, and abou, twenty
Gye by forty feet in dimensions, II will
50 out conPlcc ia every respect except
the setting up. This house is nearly
ready, and so well pleased is the owner
with rs appearance, that be yesterday gave
an order for thirty three iron houees, Of
various dimensions to be got ready as soon
as possible. His prcsen, intention IS 10
buy vessel, load her with these houses
and take these smaller sizes directly up
the Sacramento to the mining district
Tribune.
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BLAkE,s rIRErRoof PAINT.

We have before mentioned this admIfa.
be discovery. It's singular substance
~ hieh was Discovered iew yeats 90, ~
Ohio, by Mr.. Blake, 10 - nom patent .as
gtan'ed Cor the same, and be has now &c.
moved to lis city, No. , Broad street, as
. centre fr 10 sale. |, /. composed, o.
ana's zai ~ Dr. Chiffon, u this ci.y, Of
silica, a.umlua, pfcloslde Ul IRON, md ma
uesin, ~th . small admx ure OF hme and
iron. When Il Is mixed with cal /, can be
-r----J a.. Ike paint, and forms n most On
during cement ~ substitute stone. -
u makes 50 ! states, and shingles painted
with il are made like slate in appearance.
and rendered incombustible. II IS capa.
bic Of taking iiae poll h, aud it has one
qaIiiiy { be best N orr yirvl II adherlng
to wood, incapable Of sealing of' As sc
have had num1er Of inquiries respecting
y, thIs Will inform our readers where It
can be found ScieaGfc Amertcaa.
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A BASE 1NPosToR.

The Hon. Henry Clay was, it seems,
imposed upon while on his return home
from his recent trip, by sonc villain claim.
lng TO be a brother Of Speaker Winthrop.
The villain accompanied MIR. Clay 10 Ash.
land, was introduced as Mr.. Winthrop to
The leading cltIzehs, and into respectable
company, on The strength Of which he Dor.
rowed various sums Of money, and then
sloped. - Bah. Clipper.
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MI thinus. Walk the town Of San Fran.
CISCO 10 day aud make memorandum oil
all The new houses, and some one viii fol.
low right after and report the erection OF
a new 5aildirg. came hlther about three
months ago, and since that lime the town
has more than quadrupled 10 SIZE. Com
MERGE and trade of every kind keep pace
With the increase of The buildings. The
streets are filed with merchandise, While
the beach is fairly covered with goods, ar
irving aud shipping for the coast aud nv
ets. Real estate Is Cash IN hand and SIN
~ DAYS, but still i, has continued steadily
10 advance. Within the .asi Two months
il has risea more than 100 per cent
There is nothlag we feel The want ct so
much as mint. Large amounts OF gold
dust are daily arriving from the mlnes'
but /, is with the greatest difficulty com q,
nough can be procured 10 pay duties ana
this scarcity reduces the value OF dust 10
SIS per ounce. The harbor presents a
ferlec, forest Of mas,s, aiiordlng nls'
beautiful and lively scene. Some OF ne
fines, ships in the world float en- our va,
lers, tyalllng each other IN beaut! tud
Sneed.
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LAWYERS IN CALIFORNIA,

Capt, Tobn, on his way 10 Caliotnta'
is writing letters for the Doka. From
one dated Tobago, we cXtrocI the fellow
ing;
Ofnearly two thousand passengers no"
between Chagfes and Psname, there are
about SIX hundred lawyers, aud Of them
four hundred go cut with the expectation
of being returned to Congress, OF the Leg
lslaurc, al least, seventeen are election
eering for the g1bernalorIal chair, and
twenty one embryo senators are already
calculating the savings to be made on he
mileage allowed by Uncle Sam ron San
FfancIsco 10 " ashingi9n, aud back.
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ihersfore. concluded 20 pick up the trophy,
bear il along to Some open establishment,
and hold o iolliica,ion over It's rescue. The
owner recovered his package OF money,
and wished TO retreat. but they were IN no
mood 10 past with u-they wished 10
head all differences before they separated
drink the health Of the lady named IN the
fecaplured document, aud Gil cut an order
ios new weddlog suit. The stranger was
forced TO yield, aud We need not add, that
lie 20, hsme very tate the next morning.
The d.y bad grown old before the VIC
tim WIS a,e 10 visit has BRIDE, and Of course
she poated liIle, bot on his premise TO
assign sufIic,eni Gauss a. The wedding, the
arrangement was allowed 10 proceed. A.
he promised, SO did he faithfully ,ehearse
The above facts, and pledged his (orgivins
yOung ~iie that he would hereafter Try and
keep his,ah on, Of such night scfapes
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GOOD NEWS TO A SIR. Locis Me.
CHANG,


A Mr.. John G. Carey of cor city, who
has for the p.st four or five years labored
necessarily at the carpenters business, and
who has never been able to earn more than
the necessities Of life called for. received
letter few days since from, penns,lya
MIA, containing the intelligence, that he
was the only heir TO an estate, valued at
from 500, 600 10 $500 900.
Connected with the above transaction is
a bi, Of romance, which certainly deserves
publicity. Thomas Carey, his fu,her, left
Ireland for the United States, suddenly in
the year 1881, leaving his wife and only
son behind. Having at bis command
small amount Of funds aud being "A shreud
calculating man, he had barely touched the
port of ew.lork. before he was trading
and specializing.
He continued in tho business for some
years, all the time adding largely to his
funds. until he finally became one Of tho
largest and mos, extensive dealers 10 tho
city. Being now prepared TO provide
happy and permanent home for his wife
and son. no wrote FOR them in the mean.
time selecting beautiful estate in Penn.
sylyaula, on which TO settle them, upon
their arrival ia this country. lie was an.
sweIcd By the friends Of the family ,towhom
he also wrote, that his wiie had died and
that his son hsd mysteflously disappeared,
and vas supposed TO be in The u. Suites
| THIS we'll nigh proved death blow to The
the old man, who retired from business in
/ New York, 10 his estate in Pennsylyania.
! As 10 The Whereabouts of his son. he con.
sidered il useless 10 make enquiry, as tho
Mexican war, or some Of the Wild cxpedi
tons Of the past few years might have
found hlm grave.
Some time since, however, 10 looking
over The he, Of letter, in m old 81. LOUIS
paner, he noticed n letter advertised for
John c. Carey" lie related the fact To
his friends, who Induced him to ascertain
If he were his long lost son. lie wrote
to 81. Louis, and erqnircd OF John his uge,
place Of birth, &c, 10 all Of which questions
he gave PLAN and explicit answers, and
proved To the old mans satisfaction that
his son vet lived. Another letter FROM
Pennsylvania followed, the main item IN
which se have stated above. The father
is now sbou, sky five yeats Of age--lhe
son abou, lwenly.,hree. So soon as Mr..
Carey can selilc ais business 10 this city
which viii be IN n few duys--he will leave
for his fortune in Pennsylsauia.-H 81. LOlii
Mgr Ira.
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- srfERInR coPPER.

The propeller Independence came down
20 The saul on ghc l-h ultimp, with Isl
tons of copper from the Chif mine. % toos
from the North American mines, und .
tons form the Copper Fails mine. all N
solid massrs. TIE scbr. Fur Trader came
down on tic 22d INST. from Oulonagou,
wlsh 2 toncs Of copper belonging 70 Tho
Minnesota Mining Company insolid masses.
The schr. HELEN cleared with IS tons OF
copper aud the brig Cn'umbia with u
tons Of ppcr both eafgacs belofged
70 Tic PdlsOufg and Boston Mining Com
pany.
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A WONDER IN CALIFORNIA.

One who has Just returned from n
Dorado says that gentleman rather dan
dily dressed, and having white KID gloves
on his hands, appeared few months since
IN The streets Of san Francisco, aud made
ptulls,ou, seGsaiiun.' Tie White KIDS
wcre The first thai had Scen seen there,
end at once attracted the attention aGd es.
cited the curiosity of even the busy gold
diggofs 4 crowd soon gathered around
he man IN gloves Eni expressed their dc
Termination 10 dispose of HIN By iIls. as
being the greatest curiosity % tic coon
iIy.- Ledgtr.
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The Ciuctnna; Commercial says that
Nessrs. kabIe aud Miller have an cstab.
t.hmcn' 10 that city, "whose whole bust.
ncss, employing some $4,000 worth Of
capital, y preparing sausage skins ir tic
European markets they attend all the
slaughter houses, obtain the lnards of al
The hogs, prepare, and then ship them a.
cross Tho Atlantic, realizing large profit
IN the Transaction We were mover moro
as'oulsbed than in learning TIA, such a
branch Of lradc vas carried on in our cny .
The people Of Europe receive these sau.
sage skins, ready fur use, As imported from
Cincinnati. But this IS no, all. Yves.
tern Avenue has another establishment,
not a viii. less singular. It's the esiab.
Iishment Of ltllIe German, whose name
VIC dld"no, learn, whose entire business il
cleaning hogs blodders, and making them
III for holding lard TO ship to the English
market. We learned that ho was 10 fair
way to get rich, sending OF per anuum ov.
CT 100 900 bladdefs
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APPLAuDiNG HANGING.

W lson. who murdered Cap'. Heinrich
sons family, was executed IN England On
he 10Th ut. He died resoluiely, exhibit
ing not the lea-, movement Of fear. The
multitude broke into cheer Wien he was
swung or, bu, whether they we're applaud.
ing the courage Of the man, the cUmpe,en'
cy OF the hangman, or the justice of the
penalty infected, is no, stated; in either
case, Manifestations OF THIS KIDD al such a
scene, prove what 81 English mob IS, aud
the moral impression Of hanging.
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cALIFoRNlA ADyEYTuRER.

Several months since a young gentleman
Of this cily mot regularly engaged IN trade
had the curiosity 10 Try his hand a, The
California adventure, and sent out fifty bar.
fels Of cider, which cost hun s. barrel.
The freight vas 50 more, making IS a
barrel, or a total expenditure OF $500, -
Subsequently, he parted with share in the
adventure TO a friend. They have just
learned the result. The cider sold 10 Cal.
iforula for Sl20 a barrel, yielding total
Of So 600, mae .tenths Of which are clear
proft.-JOGrnai Of Commerce.
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RencOnntre.

We regret to have 10 state that personal rem
counter look place, near ilr sadd!sr's tavern in
this place, on Monday T GIT last about 10 OF |
o'clock. between Messrs. Caldwell and B4rFinger.
Fonr sho. were fred by Mr Caldwell, one Of
which took effect, M Blringcr receiving a
wound 10 the fssay part Of the leg. The wound
is doing as well as could 5e expected. Nj Bar.
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Annual Fair.

We nave been requested TO state, for the infor
nation Of any one in this section, who contem.
plated taking articles to be exhibited at the first
Annual Fair of the South Carolina Institute that
the time has been changed TO the 20ih of Noyem.
Der next, on accouu. Of tho alarm created By the
existence Of the Strangers fever in Ch2rles,on'
Ii is to be hoped by that time all apprehension Of
danger will have passed away. Il Is stated also
hat the Railroad Company, with their accusiOm-
ed 5erali,y viii pass persons attending the Fair,
az also articles intended for exhibition, Al half
the usual rates
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TILE MAGNETIC CLOCK.

Our readers will feel interested IN know
ing thai Professor Locke's Magnetic Clock
is now finished. The different parts have
been put together, and i, completely lulllls
all the expectations OF the invenior' y Is
n beautiful piece of mechanism, which re,
fleets much credit on the ingenuity ana
skill OF the manufacturers, Messrs. How'
ard AID Daris, aud N ils operations re-
minds us of he wonders we read OF IN
tales ofnccromauey, or whichwefe bTougai
about by aslrolosers Of the olden nr.ss'
after making a compact with the evil one
.r,5, .t... ~ 10 r.ehea ,","as a'a'els
with all due care, and conveyed - Wash
ing,on, 10 be placed ia the National Oh
Boston JOURNAL.
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9l3

TIE writer says: The result Of the e.
lection cannot be regarded as a test Of the
strength Of parties. Although | am a De
mocrat il is due 10 candur to say his much.
The Wings permitted the election to go
By default They did not pre- end to bring
out a candidate. Nesmilh, upon whom
various persons, " hig. and Locos, threw
away their votes some from loily, some
from caprice, and some for the purpose Of
making mir;h. was not even a naturalzed
foreigner. But, although the result Of
this election affords no Is, Of the strength
Of parties, yet il would perhaps be even
worse than useless 10 deny that the Loco
focos have a large majority Of the voters
Of The Territory.
The writer thus speaks Of the reports Of
gold having been discovered n Oregon.
~ am informed that some persons. deficient.
in principle, aHd for tie purpose Of directing
portion Of the Cali orna immigrants into this
country. have sent 70 the United States reports
ST gold discoveries in Oregon ST FIRST Be.
lieved Inc story Of these discoveries. but
the whole affair proves 10 be f3bls Nothing
Of permanent good obta,ned ny departure
from truth. For myself, most sincerely htps
test j E-ain Of the precious metals viii never DO
fond in any part of Oregon. Tie IRON and
coal Of q Missouri or fennsylYauia. is worth
ATT HE gold mines N the world. Iheevtls Of tie
ro5barcs, muT!trs. stealing. and gambling Of
CsLforala can never Be oulweiEhed By the go4
&c many such cQlu.r.es. Thousands ara goi7g
there 10 lay there bodies pr-ml,ut-ly IN IL dust,
or 10 loo far flme isrsyoc4bly amid lis pr.hi.
gacy aat geu,!-. w.cSeda.ss"
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IMPORTANT DECISION ~ NEW JER,
SEY.

The United States Circuit Caurt at
Trenton has just decided an lmpoitan sun
in that State, where plaintiff claimed II.
lie TO land under the proprielors OF East
New Jersey, which was derived nom Tue
grant of King Charles II. to his b'o,ner'
the Duke Of York, made March IL, 100 !.
This was very comprehensive grant, be-
ginning 8, ST. Croix and extending to the
east side OF Delaware Bay, which grant III
vested the Duke Of York with The proper.
" and the power of government. ihe
Court decided that, latter the revolution
and the establishment Of new Govern
ment, all royal rights and privileges oe'
me vested in the people, represented by
the sovereignty of New Jersey and The
proprietary rights became null aud VOID
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RAILE0An NEETINGs.

We Esd u tie A,hgl.le y 4 Nc.ssager.
Of ihe s.h mat, accounts OF tao very ni,T5sug
Railroad meetings the one at llenasfssuy lie,
and the other 81 Ashuv.le. Mach sp!rIt and ae.
termination sctmto have beeUmAniiested al both
pisces and the edlt9roi Mo HesseHger says that
" Henderson sud Buneomhe bays olssady gore
over $4,000 for Road blng enhIeiy "nutn
South Carolina"
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IMPORTANT RIJVOR

nc Washington correspondent Of the New
otk journal of Commerce writes
There IL a fumor that Russia has determined
i, e, close the Black Sea to the Commerce Of tho
United Si1tee, and of all nations"
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TTWe are requested TO announce MAJ JOHN
A. YOUNG, as a candidate tor BrigaGier General
of the ll,h Brigade Of ~ c. Militia, in place Of
Gen Neel, resigned.
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SIR JOHN FRANKLIN.

BALTInoKE. Oct Dist, 1919
A Vessel us, arrived at New London. tCt4
FROM Davis straits brings tidings that The In
cians report Sir Joan Franklin az beng in Prince
Regents Inlet, having been ice bound there four
years They represent him and his party as Js
re al sell
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INTERESTING HISTORY or AN AD.
VENTURE TO CALIFORNIA.

4 New York ciizen, having a capI'sl
Of sl0, 600, managed To make kind Of
living with ii 10 Wall street. Hi,Ing been
smil,en with The California fever, he pnr-
chased one Of The vessels sold by the Uni.
ted States government, BY auction, a, The
termina ion Il the Mexican war. II sas
brig for which ho paid 50. 500. Hs
bought vines aud other liq1ors with The
balance Of his cash, just leaving himself
$500 TO pay his expenses, by the lsihmus
route. to San Francisco. Ills all was hus
rl-aed upon tho hazard Of the duo. The
brig. being ffeigh,ed slih this fargo, ss'ed
Tor the land Of guils and be arrived before
her. H. sold ,bs1nnago q, a tremendous
profit, 800 or IN cent, and be was Of
lered for The bdg*Sf5 900. lie refused
The 6tirr, because he saw be could make
more money By conple VI isips TO Oregon
Tor lumber, wlich Was ,hou IN gtoai de-
mand 4, ssh Ffsncisec. At the end Of
the second voy aer, he vas offered si5 coo
for the brig. he accepted it, and gather
ng UP his profits on the H,ues ard lumber,
be turned oil into gold duet. lie return.
ed 20 Ncw.Yolk few days ago IN tho
Cresccn, Guy, and deposited $4,000
worth Of the shining particles 10 the mlni
pm Philadelphia, To- he coined into esgles
ard hall eaglrs. The truth q Ills nara
tive may bee relied on. Fac, Is sltaeger
Than hclion.
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ARRIVAL or rREDERIKEa DaEMER.

ARRIVAL OF FREDERIkER BREMEN
The eminen, and universally admired
authofcss, Miss Frcderikn Bremen, has o.
lcangih arrived in this country. Her COM
ipg creates something Of q sensation ~
literary circles. Already, soys a New
York letter Of Thursdny afternoon ere
she has been in the new world half an hour
she is overrun with visilers welcoming hef
10 our shores.
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MAKING THE MOST OF ONES RrLA.

The father Of young man who wa
struck dead by Lightning, in London, eS'
hib'tcd, the blackened corpse Of bis son 70
the populaco a, penny a bend, and II "
said he realized considerable sum by tho
indecent exhibition.
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" WILLIAM THOMPSON, Esq. is our
agent in Baltimore. authorized TO obtain adver.
iisements and subscriptions, and to grant receipts.
ITE. W. CARR, ESQ, is our agent in Phila-
delphis. authorized 10 obtain advertisements and
procure Subscriptions,