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hHunsrsG rLuiD-Are.h .urrly lu hand 70, safe BY
ES y. JUnNs1ON BROTHER,

BEUnSEG LUiDA fresh ,urrly Iu. to hand, sale BY
Es y. JUnNs1ON BROTHER,
go Drurusts.
a ia, TN qu,urr th" breaking port
"a machinery F.y night 14t, che stnH01t Augusta viii
her trrt Or tur, until its repaired Due
aru fclHy To- t,auur her place tc line
SO mos. DODAMEAU, supt
NATANrEDA youug reutriasu native Of the county
Nv U ncufco. who rofuani large share %
try tttiorl obtain situation Faesnan,
CisiE n Mercantile kstabsuen u this ty. Apry
10 ALLEN A CROUCH,
LIT figsrrs aud Agency r1ure.
GO C.rurr uf Broad and sth streets.
vIHGtNIA Ru 20 held n she clerks the Circuit
Coud % che oount uourc7, The 5tH dy n septem
Der. 1853
Y eisrd Noi,nc, Plaintiff
HyftGtf
Jtr,ss tIeu.I.ai, "a sis, Defendant
Tie ole q NJ ts .ut io1in and defendant
william Wiley Jynv from payment from the plato
tuof he the bin c,ntpu,d sud compel him " resort
the defendant James snd toe deed of trust
him ADD hi wife 70 the defendant James rut also
In mn mentioned an further. - j'in and tfan The De
frndsnt Yasaune Healer, and biz tuste, joseph Wee from
preference equality With, the deed o. trust
Aforesaid compel aoW the enforcement n the
protection the painu and also - compel James
ushll tone tee, 20 ALLOW sale under TIE
4 Henshas benefit and % apply te pro-
they not D. required Tor The satsac
ton my the said Henss 70 the protection Of
te panun De uecesafy u acco
p object aud andttt having been made and hled
that the above namei 10 nonresdcnt n tbs ~
tnonueah efcbdaut non 70 appear ~ tbs E1c to
holden u the sai Court 90 The Ar Mon
November sud Do shat d necssfAy protect HE IN
t.ss,t In this sut Coyy-fsstei
ssj-sis 6LFREp SHIELD, D. Q.
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mn REwARD-RanAvay from the subscriber about
The nrst Of February iso2 negro boy IsA
AoShAN6kk Hes about Is OF 20 ofAge,
feet heavy made, remarkably
quite deaf When spoken quick Civ. h,
above reward he ieturned
get him again.
se0-eSw A. NJ AKIN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-06

mOiyA AZ Rues bei In she CLERKS sHes Of the Circuit
Coud q tbs count, uoureo, The 5 day u scptem.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-06

N ALLY EXPECTED per Queen string Onions
~ ~ bbls Red Onions; Cgar
ior sale by tseal ROBERT RANKIN.
IMEone thousand Lime just received
II n psr sehr Lishtoot, aud for sale by
sr5 LUTHER LIBBY
uuS BBIs. CRUSHED, PULvERIzED, AND COFFEE sU-
II Il % GAR, for sale by
SEES JOHN y. GORDON SON
SDh DOZEN PINK BOOT Innings, for sale by
AO se5 JOHN y. GORDON SON.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-06

ARRrsr ions McAuT on a CnAEGF or RouurRY-
officer Tyler returned to this city last night having in
charge John McAby, against vhon warrant was issuol
the 25h of April last for entering the house Of John
IT, Gibbon in the night 1c and taking thcrcfrom watch
and sundry other articles Of iewcly Information being
had after HE exit from this city, that he proceeded
TO Washington BY way Of Ssunton Officers Tyler and
Trueleart went in his pursuit. but failed 10 make
rest lie vas hovsvsr traced 10 the county Of Culpeper
where he employed the Gordonsvle and AleSan-
lra Railroad aud arrested yesterday morning by Mr.
Tyler at his boarding house. whilst at breakfast lie will
b. up before bis Honor to-day.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-06
SITE AFFAIRS.

CoUEr OF APPEALs.-The Court of Appeals, which ad
journed the LIST to the 18th OF August owing to some
failure Of the stages preventing quorum of Judges from
being present the 10th, did re-assembe until the
18th The following is the business transacted since Il a.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-03-05
Patent Medicine AdvtS.

Those of our readers who had "a
Their not take Railways Ready Relief,
and Hoohand's Bitters, and Hough-
toms Pepsin, and Rogers Tar and
Liverwort, and all that sort of thing,
instead Of necs matter, will be graft
fed 10 learn that our advertising con-
tracts with those medicine mongers
are drawing to close, and we do not
intend to renew Them, except in cases
where they will submit to The highest
kind Of a tariff: These gentlemen
mainly owe their prosperity, as Bar
nun says, to Printers hh," and
they ought to pay for it, we'll and
cheerfully. Furthermore, we have the
authority of our worthy friend, DR.. W..
Carr, for saying that these Medicines
will not sell unless they arc adcertiSed.
People forget them, and they become
a drug on the apothecary's shelves.
What we meant TO say on this sub
iect, in short, is, that We shall soon
have more room for reading matter,
and less cause for complaint on the
part of subscribers.
Another idea-whenever general
spell of punctuality shall come upon
our worthy subscribers, and the means
are forthcoming, we calculate to pro-
cure fast Press, and enlarge our pa
per considerably. We wish to keep
up with the times in every particular.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-03-05
CONGRESS-.
WAsHrNGToN, February 26.

The Senate yesterday resumed the
consideration Of the Army Appropria.
ton Bill, and made such progress
Herewith as to get through with its
details in Committee Of the Whole
1t is, however, still open to debate
and amendment.
Amongst the amendments already
inserted in this bill is that which was
offered by Mr.. Chase OH Thursday,
appropria,ing $4,000 for tho survey
OF tho several routes for railroad to
the Pacific. The amendment Of Mr..
Walker, alluded to yesterday, propos-
ing to give t" settlers the alternate Sec
lions Of land on the line of this road,
was rejected by a large minority
An amendment was agreed to which
authorizes the President to contract
with individuals, to be remnnerated in
land, for keeping in repair ali over
land road to the Pacific, and estab.
fishing armed posts at different points
along said road, for the protection Of
traders and emigrants. Two other
amendments, worthy of special notice
are the appropriation ofslo,ooo for a
military asylum at the West, and Of
100000 as reward to the discover
ers ofsulphuric ether as an anes,helic
agent, to be paid whenever it shall be
determined which Of the competitors
for that honor is entitled to it.
The Naval Appropriation Bill was
almost exclusively the subject of dis
cussion in the House Of Representa-
tives. The principal points at issue
had reference to increasing the eftici-
cheney ofthe Navy by augmenting the
number of seamen, and authorizing
the building Of half dozen ships
with screw propellers, instead Of re-
pairing some Of the old ones. The a.
,mendmcnt proposing an increase Of
seamen was rejected, and that for
building new vessels was ruled out Of
order. The bill is still pending.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-03-05
Democratic Meeting In Barbour Coy.

On Monday, the 2lst inst, the De-
mocrucy of Barbour county having
collected in the Court House, organ
lied Ivy the appointment Old. NJ. Au'
viii as Chairman. and james D. Hall,
as Secretary. Whereupon, the object
of,he meeting having been explained.
Nathan H. Taft, Esq. nominated
Judge McComas, as suitable person
to be run by his political patty to rep
resent the l4,h Congressional district
in the next Congress Of the United
States. James Dilworth proposed
the name of G. S. Lewis, Esq. as a
candidate, and J. D. Hall recommend
ed Benjamin Basel, jr., as entitled to
the favor Of the Democracy Of this
district.
The following gentlemen were then
appointed to represent Barbour coun-
~ in a Convention. to meet the 2lst Of
March, Mt Parkersburg, to wit: E.J.
O'Brien, J.. NJ. Reeves. Henry Sturm,
Henry Wilson. Jacob Keller, Jesse
Teter, G. w. Gall, H. ]. Murphey
VIM. w. R. Callahan, John Hof, D,
NJ. Anvil and James D. Hall.
A motion was made and carried to
instruct The delegates as to the choice
of the Democracy of the county; at.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-03-05
For The MOnonsalu Mirror.

Messrs. Editors :-ln order that
YOU may know the Tempe'o'lcc cause
Ios no, died ont entirely III this quar-
fer, allow me to give a very brief ac-
connt of II meeting held ii Avery
Chanel. on The evening of tho 25tl "'
Frb,uary.
A, !, moo,;r, If the franklin Lit
Az s MT, On. week nr,yious, it
e l,' SUNNI ,,';,nn,,slv resolved to held
was ".u.'n"o ",,l ,,,a, r.,uiu Of its
sa'u h'eo,,n ,si.a a" - hne,nr mich, nj.
. ."e'''e' a a ,arno a,,l;auro wos Induced
.e'a. a :, , ~. f.am ,l,,;r ;u,,r, s, in
u. ~ a..e I':. ,'" s = cur;os;,y IN hear the
."e s"'ys. ,.,. W. W.. hnll fnrb
'" S, w., ;,,,,,.o.,;,,r sreech.s were
SUBJ H., "" T ~ M"ClnSk ay, b, +, Mil.
gwen " ., va,,lasor, A " Ross md
,Sr' :, a. v a. 1u"",'; u; ,sl;ch we're IRE.
~. ~ u, a"ue .;,,;,, o" =" md influence
se Sc l luz ",s;"' on1 tho numerous
OF araen' sP,i" ..;,, "", tho nv Ma;nr Inv
ho'ess'.s VI ,, "am ,ss'o,.o,,,,,;vo law in
, III 'o anj eyorv n,her State in the
Union After the speaking ended,
some wished to know how many in
the audience would favor such law :
70 test this n vote was taken, and ev.
l.. III xo,,l,,,,, i,ud tonerl
voted in its favor. The object Of tho
meeting, however, was not to see who
would favor such a law, (for this had
hitherto been done by circulating Pc
,ilions,) hut to awaken tho people to
use their influence in sending to the
next Legislature, mon who are known
to favor such u law.
There certainly are Temperance
men enough in every county in Vir.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-03-05
Legislature Of Virginia.
SENATE.
Thursday, February 81.

/ Mr.. Wade called up and explained
the bill to Macadamize the Morgan
town, Kingwood and West Union
Turnpike Il passed-ayes &c, noes
Mr.. stovall called up the joint res
olu,ion, offered by himself yesterday,
and it was agreed to, as follows:
Resolved by the General Assembly,
That our Senators in Congress be i'll
.tructed, and our Representatives be
requested, to use their best endeavors
to obtain repeal Of the duties on rail
road iron; or, if that be not practical
bic, then to obtain a suspension Of the
said duties for a limited time.
A bill to amend the charter Of the
North. Western Virginia Rail Road
Company ION the calendar was taken
up, read third time and passed.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-03-05
Monongahela Slackwater.

We wish, as in duty bound, to keep
this important improvement "before
the people," whose interest will be
greatly advanced by affording it the
requisite material aid" as quick as
possible. Every Farmer who wishes
to add IS per cent to the value of his
land-to double the value Of his coal
beds-and to secure a ready means of
sending his produce to market, should
take stock by all means; and every
Merchant Lawyer, Mechanic, Labor
Grand L6afer-eyery lot-owner, and
every one who ever expects to own a
lot, in town-should do likewise.
DLook at Brownsville, which has
more than doubled in size, population
and wealth, since the river was slack
ed to that place-and be convinced.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-03-05
The ConnelIsyille Railroad.

Mr.. Bryant P. Tilden, Of Boston,
has written as follows, in reply to a
letter from Gen. Larimer, the encr-
getic President of the Company:
al cannot, at this lime, answer
your questions as an Engineer. |
know enough, however, of the gener-
al line, and especially from the sur
veys and estimates you furnished me
with, and the very high standing of
your Engineers on the preliminary
line, to be willing to sta,o-,l'a,-;fy"u
desire it, and will raise 100000 in
cash, and will pledge the stock Of the
company to bear six per cent. interest
guaranteed, I think parties can be
found who would take the entire work
complete at about S4.O0O.000, one
half stock and one.half cash, Or all
cash."
Since the above was written, Mr..
Tilden has visited our city, and we
understand has offered ION behalf of
a Boston Company to grade for a
double and lay single track, erect
all necessary slation-houses, depo,s,
&C., and furnish twenty locomotives,
fifty passenger, and two hundred
freight cars, putting the road in com.
pleto working order-for s4,no0,o00,
one half iii cash. the remainder in
stock Of the company--,o be compile
ted bytthe 9TH Of July, 1855.
Pi,tsburg Dispatch.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-03-05

DIR. GUYSOTT'S IMPROVED EXTRACT
Of Yellow Dock and SarsapariHa put up in tho
largest sized bottles, contains more of the pure
Honduras SdrSapariiia than any other prcpara-
ton extant, which is chemically combined with
the extract of Yellow Dock, and the extract ct
Wild Cherry, thus making the remedy more
thoroughly dfcieat than any other SarsapariRa
before the public. At the same time it is per-
fectiy free from all mineral poisoas, which can
not be said Of any other of the Sarsaparil!a
compounds The invalid should herare. Of pol
sons!' Mercury, Iron, Qnininc, Potash, Iodine,
Sulphur, Arsenic, and many other mineral aud
metallic poisons enter into and form the active
basis Of mostoi the Sarsaparillas and panaccas
Of the day. GaySoit's compound Extract Of
Yeliow Dock and SsrsaparWa does not contain
particle Of these substances; as any one can
ascertain by applying the necessary tests.
Let all poisonous Sarsapariila preparations
alone, and use Guysoti's Improved Extract of
Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla, which is thor
oughly eDicacious, perfectly harmless aud purely
vegetable. All kinds OF disease yields to its
genial influence.
See advertisement. l63-dt.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-03-05
HOUSE oF DELEGATES.

On motion Of Mr.. Goode. the bill
arranging the counties of the Com.
monwealthinto districts, for the cleo
ton Of members Of Congress under
the new census apportionmcnt, was
taken up and made the order ofthe day
for Tuesday the slh Of March.
The following bills were passed
to day:
A bill from the Senate increasing
the annuity ofthe Institution at Staun.
ton for the education of the deaf,
dumb and blind, from SIS, Oo0to $780,
600 for the purpose of erecting addi-
tional buildings, and introducing ap-
paratus for heating and lighting the
Asylum-Ayes 80, noes 10.
A bill reviving an act Incorporating
a company for the construction Of a
turnpike road from Buckhannon, in
the county Of Upshur, to some conve.
nient point on the Weston and Gauley
Bridge Turnpike Road in the county
Of Lewis, on the two and three-hfths
principle.
a iii providing for the construc-
tion Of a Macadamized road between
Buckhannon and Clarksburg, in Up
ishur and Harrison counties, on the
two and three-fifths principle, was lost
for want Of a constitutional majority ;
ayes "a, noes SO.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-03-05

consolation at least Of having dis.
charged my duty to you faithfully and
conscienliously.
For the favor you did me to place
me in my present high position by the
largest mnjmi,y ever give" I" a any
man III the district, over Il most gifted
competitor, beg yun to believe |
shall always feel deeply grateful and
if can reward you in no other wny'
| am perfectly willing TO make any
sacrifice you may require of me 10
promote the success Of y"ar cause
SHERRARp CLEMENS.
House IF Representatives,, Feb. II.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-03-05
WASHINGTON Cry, Feb. &c.

Gen. Pierce is receiving calls ofce
emory, a, his apartments, at Wizards
this morning, admitting one at a time.
The rush is not great, as it is not gen.
orally known that he is ready to re-
ceive promiscuous visitors.
Gen. Pierce visited the two houses
of Congress to-day; but, owing to the
pressure of the outsiders, he was soon
glad to escape mthe greedy throng,
and in a few minutes returned to his
hotel.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-03-05
Cincinnati Dollar Times.

Wei have been for some time in the
receipt of this paper, and find it deci-
dedly interesting. 1t has been pub
lished about ten years, and during
that time has received support un-
paralleled in the history Of newspa-
pers in the West, which goes far to
prove that as a family and business
paper it is not surpassed in the United
States, and considering the quantity
and quality of its contents and low
price, is undoubtedly the cheapest.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-03-05

~ Anolhcr Scientific tVonacr! bapori'nt 10
DpspcpiicS !--DrJ S HovGnroN's PEPSIN, the
true Digestive Fluid, or Gastric Juice, prepared
from RrSXEr, or tho Fourth Stomach Of tho
Ok, after directions Of Baron LlED,c, the great
Physiological Chemist, by J $ llouolIros, NJ D.
Philadelphia. This is truly a wonderful remedy
for Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Janndico, Liver
Complaint, Constipation and Debility, curing
after Natures own method, by Natures own
agent, the Gastric Juice. Pamphlets containing
Scientific evidence Of its value, furnished by
agents gratis. Sec notice among the medical
advertisements. oct25 If
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-03-05
LOCAL MATTERS.

FATAL AcorpENT.-We learn that
on Tuesday last, the LIST lust, JOHN
BnowN, son of the widow Brown,
residing near Laurel Point, in this
county, was simultaneously killed by
a tree, which he was cutting down,
falling upon him.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-03-05
Heavy Stock of Hardware.

Messrs. Whitmore, Wolff & Co., of
Pit,sburg, Pa, have an unparalleled
stock Of Hardware, in all its variety,
to which they invite the attention of
Merchants and Africans generally
Our circulation will spread their card
over some go counties ofN.. w. Va,
and ifthey are compelled to hire sew
eral additional clerks in consequence,
we hope they will bear it philosophi-
cally!
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-03-05
Goaman's Family Ftiend.--W

Godman's Family Ftiend.--We
have had the prospectus Of this excel
lent Southern Literary Journal on file
for several weeks, but have not been
able to find room for it. Any person
wishing to lookloserit with a view to
subscribing, will be accommodated by
calling at this Office. It should have
"a decided preference over the wishy-
;washy blanket s1eaklses of the north
Iern cities.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-03-05
RELIGIOUS.

The protracted meetings held dur
ing the last two or three weeks, in
the M. E. and M. P. churches in this
place. are probably drawing to close.
We learn verbally that upwards of so
accessions have been made to the for
mer, and about 40 to the latter body.
The revival al Granville, mentioned
in our last, was in connection with
the NJ. E. cAurch.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-03-05

1 highlands German Bitfers.-Wc would call
the attention Of our readers to the advertise
mcnt of DR.. llooiland's celebrated German ~,
Arch street, Philadelphia. In cases Of Liver
complaint, Dyspepsia, Disease Of tho Kidneys
and all diseases arising from dsorde:cd sl"n.-
ech, their power is not cscollcd, it cTulIled,
by any other known preparation, MS the cures
attest in many cases, after the most celebrate"
musicians had failed. We can conscientious
Is recommend this medicine, MS being what 1t
is represented, and urge our readers who arc
afflicted to procure bottle, and they VIII 10
convinced Of the truth We assert. lin0".
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-03-05

Some months ago. a scientific expe-
dition was sent out from Copenhagen
to explore the hills Of Greenland,and
report on their mineral resources. -
This expedition has just returned to
Denmark, with cargo Of minerals,
as The fruits Of its industry. The ex-
lplorers have failed to find any of the
more precious metals; but they have
brought back iron, lead, nickel. tin
and copper. mixed with little silver;
the whole valued at nearly two
pounds. The society ap-
pears to be encouraged by these first
fruits Of its enterprise to renewed ex'
ertions; butthe rigours of the climate
Of Greenland deter even Norwegian
miners from embatking in the adven-
ture. :2
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-03-05
THE PRESIDENT ELECT.

"Halifax, The Washington cores.
pondent ofthe South Side Democrat,
states that Jefferson Davis has posi-
lively declined q seat in the Cabinet!
and gives a graphic sketch Of Gen.
Pierce's arrival in the Federal Me-
tropolis:
Iunderstand that Gen. Pierce ran
a very deep set saw on the ofice-
seekers last night, when arriving at
the Washington depot. The commit
tees, some Of whom had got themselves
appointed TO receive him, with Gle
grand fouris1e,' were rangedsabout
the inner door Of the car.house, writ
ten speech aud hats in hands. The
instant the cars stopped, a seedy look
ing individual jumped from the bag
gage car. He was habited in rusty
oyercoat and shocking bad hat, and
his jaws were tied up in handker-
chief With hands in his pockets, he
elbowed his way through the eager
crowd Of committee men, who were
straining their eyes to discern the per-
sons Of the President elect and those
known.to be in attendance upon him,
among those dismounting from the
passenger cars. While so engaged. a
patriot, deeply interested in the divis-
ion Of the spoils, hearing the >steam
whistle, had rushed from the avenue
to the station, and leaping into the
door ran butt against the seedy look
ing stranger, who was just then strid-
ing out oft. The latter gave his as
sailant a look from head TO foot saying,
ais it absolutely necessary to run a
man chock down7"-passed on, taking
the first hack at hand and driving to
Wizards. AS the hackman was clo-
sing the coach door, on his fare the
committees learned that their prey
had escaped them. On arriving at
Wizards, Gen. Pierce managed to
reach his rooms without its being
known by another soul that he was in
the house. Hispriyate secretary, whe
had selected his suite Of rooms, some
time before, had SO described to him
their locality as to enable him to reach
them without even acquainting the
person in the Office Of his presence.
To-day he is receiving no call, though
some gentlemen have been with him
onshis own invitation, Understand.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-03-05
Another Webster u Parkman Tragedy,

The editor of the Lynchburg En-
press has seen letter from u friend
n, Eannwha Sulincs, Va, Of which ho
gives the following extract;
Kanarla Sa1iacs, Feb. 10.
Dear ...: Our Valley thrown
int, II considerable excitement yes.
lrrruy aud to-day, by the discovery ct
u very singular murder pcrp"''aci,ea
II few miles above us. II seems mar
a man by the name Of s'"gh'"' 1 ,'
ono Romincs, several hundred dollars
arnointcl an evening, last Friday
fer settlement. Sl0glin left his work
in the evening, and went I" KS house
telling his compani"r, that he was 60,
;nr to settle with II. Since ',!e'l nv
l hn7, uot Lrcn seen o, heard of until
his friends becoming alarmed at MS
sudden exit, commenced Il search,
finally entered RS house and lGoNe"
every where where body con'" ',, ~
coucenIcd, uul found nothing mn'''
one of them thinking probably "i 'hn
Notorious Webster case, commenced
scrapinr in tho ashes, and to his sur,
prise, found several human teeth aud
The cheekbonc, also. part OF tho ilesn.
supposed TO be that of the man, which
bnl run into II crevicc in the fire place
pnrtly roasted. 1t was a very large
fire place, five feet long. It is known
that r. had nearly cord OF pine knots
at Ills house, which it seems are all
burnt up. He was Immediately ar
rested aud committed to JUL on Sun
day. He exercised more ingenuity
Than Webster did in disp"slng of tho
body. The few bones that a'e found,
will bc difficult to identity us those OF
n man, from their calcincd state. Ills
trial will be very interesting ii further
developments are not mude'