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mo. 4U.]
No 40. l -
by the Presadent sf the UntteA NeaNes.

4f Ht
ny the President 81 the UnitsA ssaAss,
pa.uuncs Of law FRANKLIN PIERCE, President Of
Un..s sa DO hshy declare sna 1ake known Iva, public
e which ~ sss he u.,sS within
the ?ab lands provided ~ sspssabsi 1850,
and xss.spp Al the period. n.rsinsasl dssisna,sd 70 VII
a a.. land once :. ST. STEPHENS A,,s:-: commencing
and sections. bess
to, si"atsd Ia the sndsassion,d Townships 70 wit
North eftle bass line efAs Yrt~etrai m.tsan.
! Township enc and ESQ, ofrsngs one
township. on. two, Sres Jour and ss r range three
Townships one to, three, four, fee, z and
Township. isree four i've, sI and .eren ofrsnsc Ave
South cftAe base '~s a~d rot Of the principal meridian
Townships three, fosr, ssd 6ce, range
swu.rp. one Two .Ie. four and cs, Orange '~o
Tow nship one, Of range four
soaA eftAe base Hne Of rnesps rreridi.n.
Townships iArse and four, of range one.
Al ns land once at DEMoPo "a IN u,r same State
on Monday the reah GAY q ,sI for ,hs d.ge.. Of
ered situated towashps
NORTH 1tAs base line s~d we'i Of AZ Yrssepa ~eda~-
Townships eighteen, ~i~etsen and tsen'y, ansc bas
At,hs land Office TUSCALOOSA, the State com
nsneing on Monday the A day Of september Tor The
ssvs referred TO- situated in the ownp,
Worth '' ' '.1 ID. s.s ss., s z era' &" ne south
Township t~enfy Of range four
s .. ~. ass. ~ S.e
sections nd parts sections being the odd
NORTH ofths base lime 81 Caoefos s.ersaan
Township. tight dr'se sse,ee~ sheen ~sneeen fsen
Town.Sp- ,si f~es fhiee~ Te.rte,r fneen sirt,,
s @ And ~
een sniesn 'ereniee ssAie, rrsssn range seren
Towmhips esh, nine eleven trs yesn fourteen n
fee~, and srtsen, Of range eighteen. 75fG''''
Townships esh nne, ton, eleven, and nsir range nine
Atthe land once stAUGUsTA STATE
Monday fwdy day ne II. for IN. a,s,os ~
such sections and ps of secons being The odd
Northe Ire base fire ord orh, CAsotap mcriAa.
wnssip four, OF range thirteen.
Townships one fo, frss, sr, fire. and Of range
Townships one four i've s, and ,tper Of range
Townships ono, heo tArs four, fire. sr SEVEN Of rre s,
teen I'D ~sFHN I@t
Townships fee sir, and ,srsp ofranre seventeen
Township seeer, OF range eighteen.
Noh Of hc base line ~s Of e MARKHAM Of Pearl yirer
Townships three four fee, erh range ave-
Townships free str, eight atne,
Tosns,p. ,srsr sish nine, and ten, OF range seven
The townships ,sredn Designated
in tho limits Of sir sections in width
the diagrams. which will he furnished
Offices by the Commissioner ofths Genera Land
Land. reserved for Schools military aud purposes
Tue snd viii be sod suast IA sn way granted by The
said act OF ah September I0 he rail
road exceeding hundr< and there
fore the particular OF land ~oh
~ c'nt''"e ". Quantities respectively shown by the Official
ing all The lands but no, e,ees,se i've S.sl, a,S a" ~ on
~ under this
viii not be received until as the close of the public sale
Given under my hand Al me city ofwnshnsto
day OF May, A. d. 1855
ny III. President ' i''NV
Jous wusop
Commissioner OF c.nstal Land Office
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~ III - -
Warrington nT.nch ftatiroad.-Trains itun Fol-
I.Nvst
FAVE daily except Sunday, at aud g. m, 3x and
IL On Sunday, at6 "A aud 5, p
The an al s. D. M stops only Annapolis June
ton and ketay the Others AT all stations.
Trims at . M, aud M m, connect With Annapolis
DO do Q, a. III, and ., p do West.
DO do and & 4 and 5, IN do east. t##Ea##
from aslington ba'imore 81
Do 90 Annapolis. Observation-Disclosures. / IS
DO do do aud return L so
The round,r tickets procured Office
aud god for ms day upon Which they arc ssued
T. IA. PARSONS,
July I6-fn
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lust RECEIVED AT wHfrTLgsEy's PAINT, OIL, cLAss,
and Lamp Store, IN street, opposite Hall Brothers dry goods
, Ions pure white lead
l do snc paint
gallons ipssed .sr# +.
40 do boiled do
300 do pure oil
whale
300 nd
Also, tnnp-rs' nuatsfoct NJ orls
CopaI coach, Japan A.phaum, Damsn and shoe varnhes
800 bor.~ window single double thickness nciu
ding French plate NIL sizes M
Together With complete assortment Of paints AL color, dry
and ground in oil
Lamps gsando,ss and candelabva. entirely pat
tsrns, gotten mp expressly 10 my order
brushes re al descriptions
yAdao sntn~ and candles
In fact usually kept in paint OIL and
for
to suit the emergency Of the case.
On all Ave cent will be deducted for
cash. Dont mtstsk~ the place, -
On 7th street, nearly opposite the Avenue House.
July 5o--2awlm p.
TsHE COLLEGE 81 ~. James. Maryssad.-Tne Dics-.a
CcsFv the Protestant Ep.cops church, the John r.
kerSsos, u. ~, E&I sl
opsn Morday the M Of Dc
tober under Twelve ars received
tso the school, and f
ssrna undcr supervision NJ me
siro class the college
show. them to ne red The baidtng dicipise
collegiate department entirely datinc thoss or gram
sehoc, Both AApssun ksv~ mpeAss ~
aosihsis, 70 sst-r Rsr~s eeas oevsusa sve sesSsss
and dor-kft ros n register
sion .sdr. The Rector, ccssss d A. james Maryland
July 0-eswlow
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Notice seeuevs Sass With
- drn~r fro~ markd on aecosrf Of fhe railroad xrsi
Uodsr act Of Congress- approved ID March, ss speA nc,
eption laws Of the United st~s they
tended sternass
line Of the railroad hereinbfore mentioned settlement
snd inside prior 70 Me " aiate~f thr A.
said rsio,d c.. bv uy
e@p<r Of the alternate secns Of pshe within the
will
within ,ps ~ -s Hs rsnr, Re p,cv.n up AZ any tim.
the Ayhssa~ eusA M Ne easeSesasws ~ ne pBc sale
- sss - BE- paa ~ -
Csss cssutAs - ~ shsss, 500 wtshs n
$780, sst - povsa - vsss N Ne ssssoaans Of
snsny 49, w.svssA, Aosss - twsnsyAvs
~ = NcssvsA FayWAAs sttas 0f
v:vsas ssy however located ~ ssch mr. smpso,
- s"as ~ esn.s = - pshs d~sts1 ~
~. 1870 - - csacA ~ vassaen
sscn order - 70 wsvent c6snks~n m irS,s
Wv" sc"""s ~ - $1,000 ra61ssss md =.
I sr50t fo3t, III D
JOHN wiL.aON
Ccmmi~sc.~v ~ he 1~r.r., n .rs,o~
MayQ3 ss"' 'mces
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EDWARD X. COLLINS 4 CO.,
No. 50 Wall street, NJ Y.
BROWN, SMILEY, CO., 500
r O. RoBERTs A CO..
~ Kings Arms Yard, London.
j. hUNEOE h CO,
~ Rse Sou. Dame des VICTORIES
GEO. n DRAPER, IIavr,.
The gold,
bullion I-wey, precious stones, unless
therefor and the value thereof therein
Jams
49, ---------------
D. c. Bridse High streets,
bu' Of the rss-ria, attached
vc~ins squsr.
ern stab,e, carriage -ho.se, wood han.~, nc.
desiring purchase. the remi-es
application to George NJ so,horon OF Nstc and krtr
Term. One shd eashi the balance Ia g. IA md ~ months.
.# NJ SNYDER,
Exchange Broksr Nauooal Hotel pudnS, wsshingtos C.
Law a0--aG
A MEXICAN HOUSE. Hanover street. B~sssn, ~
Lewis Rice Rebuilt ENLARGED elegantly anlshed
All the modern and for the seec"oda
Of the eiling public.
Dee II DIV
u sto~vs author Toms Car,n- srhhton
~ street. ,os.tbe
with portrait Of soptax, the famous Queen OF Song
Dec f-du
d IL HOOE 4 co.. w hoIesAle and Retail De.ler~ IA
sbectna. hing goods generally.
between yh and 9Th streets, Washington
d.
Ass s9-U #.-r .@ru. ..ss,4
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NOTlCu.- N = oo~nsrn
Apcysx OA~~ NJ Usssss
NJ
No to7, dated Hcvssn a. ina, aSA ~ued ssr,
~ss Sa6se original which
issu4d 10. 1854
ELIZA s. rtn~rI, -
Er~cuuir and sole devise. Of Jas. roinss, a.c.s.ed.
Ap0-lawan
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NOTICE TO REEMPTIoN CLAIMANTS. r#
Evesy psson eniaed pre-
lands WILMA The and
required establish, szds,ciop register
81 the land once and make
practicable seeing
pointed Of the public land
brscing forfeited
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner Of the General Land Once.
May lo-iawl3w
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NOTICE AND REMOVAL.

THE subscriber place ~ until
L November NETT, order the a
building, cccnped will be Immediately
and iIh
place of tu ines
Of books, Ac
bis he viii sell much reduced prizes
H. FAkxHAM.
10 sscssh
their which have be~n n
Ing rssdy 1hese p~,d ny
be
cirp~d
make different arrangement In my business. -
yuly B--AsfM eThsHa CT eel4r 8f teai rsis H.. ~
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NEW York. Nay 81. tst3.-The undess,g~ed this ~
~ cpe~cd Once No ~ William
for Tbs Transaction % g-asra brokerage busnsss ss y
Bsnh MINING railroad, and j
k-azht ~oLd. ~ FaAy hftta'3 ETH =
rre@.~c,y soses hs Of exchange and .seoasssd
MAY 10 DIFF ENANtfkt. a. HART.
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Public sails az the United Mlusa~v nssSgvs
Fort Wsnnsbage. WisesasAa. 3HI
TUE Um'sed s'ssrs Military ReseSvs WsssAsgn
sn containing about fear t"ss~nd Lad, y ~
Al he fort d public on
day ~ acptmb<r, 1852 ~ 10 osekpck, N. IN'Ht
The reserves located ~ The parae n ~ vss
uves NOV connected nv ca"ai party ~
,vs and contains some o. tbs dsske lanA ysa's
Wisconsin The b. located one
vsinshe -fsss n this ~ essss II
Maps showing the ~snssoas ioca'ios Ne vusus 49,
can BE- seen al Office ~
The terms Of ssic cash. specie fuads -.ts4 IT.
Hsstssart Onanesnassss Y. 3. Anny
AssmrAsr a1sHwxsTrR's Oryros, rfH4st9M tta#
s5 Fou wi.ssbaso, wis, D Inss T. 1854 = ss r
July 21-eoJsaothAug y.
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SEpARATE PROPOSALS wrr bs th.
let day Of October for bulk
M y. usc " NE ucop. Of tie United Inspection a.
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SEPARATE PROPOSALS BE- received al hi. once unu the
neat lAs Ssivssy OF provisions bulk
g, e. l.e q me ueep. q te United Inspection
"a Baton Rouge Bepaek., Louisiana
IS Ss"s'. o o. T sse.a .uperoae nour A
nAlg ~ sssseas " new white nstd bo~ps
ooa pounds Of good hard soap
IS bushss Of good dry me .alt
taag 40 gallons OF good cider vinegar.
al Key Wef, Fl0'ida
Is barrels S 81 Of tss:s .sp.,sss Sour
$50 pounds Of good hard spesn candles
Ia - is bushels Of good dry salt
100 gallons Of good cider vinegar.
At Bsraneas Barracks, PsnsaeoIa, Ffsrt3a.
IS barrels OF pork
Ito barrels OF fresh sspernns nour
10 bushels Of new white nsd beans
sI3 pounds OF good hard soap
$50 pounds Of good hard sperm candles 4s.c Il
~ bushels good o. .#y.F
700 gsioas Of good cider vinegar. - az,
eI b, AT ESrt SsaaA, .arkarsas. "a
asst - barrels pork esi sga
SVEN loo barrels Of fresh superhne flour
h1aea ~ busheIe Of new white held beans
l,o0e pounds Of good hard soap .g .
- bushels OF good clean dry nne salt
275 sslons Of good cider vinegar Isl
t@f' The whole 10 be delivered in all May, lssa
1T Fort Gibson, .aykaasos
teseg Of sspsrnus s19 lattH
na 20 bushels " white field beans eh
~ 6O0 pounds Of good hard suap sa lHsW
IS bushsis Of good clean dry Gne salt
Nzsal gallons 0 good cider vinegar
The whale 10 BE delivered d nj May, lss4. .a.a
1T Fort Lsaren~orth, anssomi Rirer
$40 barrels of pork saa5g, Ha@#
tea1a $40 barrels supeffns flour .t5 p e
~ go bushels Of new white field beans fstt n4
q, 500 pounds Of good hard stFnw
500 pounds good hard usllow candles 5rH#8
heg 1s7 81 bushels Of good ean dry fac salt sAf1@
o. 900 gallons OF good cidsf vinegar. -.
tasg delivered By tho LIST OF June, 1884
~ Fort Rse.cy Rack Point on Upper river
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NOTTCE-NosrA hereby given that. 4,
Ms>es Ksss a0sse q IaAs W Bsisgs essy Us !"
~ 4sessAa sa> ssqe wi.so:s'. dsscnssng W Of W.
- go aii, fkavs saAs Application ~ Ne ss~S
aeT ~ lasd oes ~ tspsysssas ~ the am
Aaeotwn toa SNuy. e Ee ~ JOHN LAST.
0n1ti 0Av. NafcA ~ Issa--ysse 3e--iswSw ~
N2AwDO0Dt ~ sls smehss ~ - nseh." Nn
u 0utNssAsN / rrnn~~rvs asnsy ~ laeoA Ahe~n
Tssy Richard hissssh sasss ~ 'Hsoy
tInaeA Hsssee"
AG11d1Is 0ssAk Literature. s
, 01u1& un11e. No. ~ @NhE#tFH stsftsf 81 E.H
0e047 FnANCK TAYLOR.
NA9k nnsAssss>ss Or. TIA Tive DseAhasss ~
luuAuNuAns ~, The Rondsmass Struggle. h.4ff Isl
0avsssib Lectures and Life.
Baysechs Csshcse Bible inu.srs'edi part. ~ and ia
Arg FRAHCk TAYLON-
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Coisset0v's Omoe. July A.. 1854
MOTTO IN yenD~daeon fos psomta
~ h.rhy tina, asd
rsyshie a. this oce, and thar d-duefcn ~
lowed BY s &c The IL paid before NJ 5a
Aaeo-t .nsuins T. nOCHE,
Jsy Is ~ctdu E1el .
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r. BROWNS ~ Jamsfea GbueAr.-Thhs
sence prep.rsicn u nsdlpsy N
II
digestive funcfo"s u .. Il ssssnahss vsss usi.s
enee Of spdsm ohosra sn son,s'. cnspAris n chdr's
peculiarly ehcscous; stnua
IS enable. the ofiacsas
which lark in changing etmsss. xal.ai HsN :. I85fl
Canton surs 70 sss s Esraiss which pcseAr
only ~ Hrown his drug and ck~ sira corset
NJ Fnh ssd Ch~ssnnt IN Ne
rssr~c,abs speh~caHes Usssl 4sases ssd IN
city, G.. by Patterson T. D. Cuan Assss-
June W-h3m 80 "tN fst| ttl FL &fRL =
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d ,. STEERS NEW GOODS rSsn OnnTI3uw-
havs ju.s rcrsv~d asos suppy Of e~sast god IA eas
@skas stock II The time very codsts Ths
and approaching should eods
hsf,rv they purchase else shere.
Nav f
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NOTICE TO PREEMPTfoN CLAtMANTs.
Every entusd The usha of we~mpesu n he
lands within the townships and ~ townships
establish sadsfhetsN
and receiver ~ The lana oce, psynss
the practicable sAs kskss
snbAoas claimed, vs Seisl
JOHN WII.BOS,
co@ssa~si~ses ~ Ire Censsa1 LssA O0rA
lima Al ~lH
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QEruGERATURS-The subscriber JUST received
sAsgy efthose univer-h s.osejsr rrfrlSsvsswv,
e.sso ~ o. F~rsop, Of rh'isdsrha and which received
we AsopotAu h~chascs' institute of th
eoncsaeo thcs~
be decidedly article wow IN u,o II al
Inst escb sss Of food
WIN Ac'uv ny M pan OF s
hts eaeMnos around each
rity Of the whole apparatus IL insured - 1920 ~
For sale ~ p~ces privilege of ein~ =.
turned hay do not prove in .susfsrtovv
80 gst#48 81 L Ct flsaFs1Hns q. W. BoTELER
ANSs~0 nsH X IN lion Han
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MThe PEOPLES Journal"

Want of time has prevented us from
preparing n notice satisfactory 10 our
selves, oflhe first No. of this works
copy Of which lies upon our table-we
therefore borrow. from Mr.. Hxrd, (whc
is good Judge Of such matters,) what
he has said on the subject. 1t follows
We have received the first number o
Monthly Periodical with The above ii
tie, published in the city of New York
by Alfred E. Beach, and devoted to the
interests Of Farmers, Mechanics. Inven
tors, Manufacturers, &c, The number
before us, which may be taken as a spe'
cinen Of the future numbers, contain:
80 octave pages, and Al spirited engra'
wings. Ii is beautifully printed, OIL
strong, white paper, and is filled with
matter exceedingly interesting and in
struc,iye to all classes and professions
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Graham'S Magazine.


In the March number of " Graham" we shall
commence an Illustrated Life Of General Wash
iagton, by ]. T. Headley, author of'Napocen
and his Marshas.' Mr.. Ileadley's spirited style
and flow sf emotion will find room and verge 9.
nough in his subject, and we confidently look for
tho abIest work that has ever come from his pen.
The Illustrations will be done in the highest
style Of art, by the most competent artists in N
York and Philadelphia, and we look for nation
al response to this effort, such as 'Grsham' has
never had before.
Among the regular contributors to tho New
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Mrs. Julia c. r. Dorr, VIM. Cullen Bryant, ]. r.
Lowell, Henry W. Longfellow, E. P. Whipple,
John C. SAKE, William Dove and Doctor William
Elder, whose able articles will make Graham
widely sought after and read.
It will be seen that Graham is in earnest FOL
1854, in his endeavors tokeep,h magazine front
in the rank of American literary monthies-u
position II has held for 81 years.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.

There has been an alvancein ihe price
ofthe stock ofthis company, sales hsv-
ing been made few days since at s65.
The company, la, applied formally to
the city councils ofBastimore to guhran.
ty its bonds for Eve million Of dollars,
which sum, it is estimated. will be suffi.
cient to lay second track Piedmont to
Baltimore. Accompanying the letter
Of The President making the application
is statement showing the state of the
company finances. lis liabilities arc
put down at s22,254 1881, of which
s13.1ls.902, is the stock Of tho company
and the balance debts Of various kind.
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sCoTT,s WEEKLY PAPER.

The publishers Of this large and pop.
lar Journal offer for the coming year,
1850 combination Of Literary At.
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1t is said that Europe will require fresh
supply of breadstulf equal to 10000 barrels
Of -four weekly for the next.welye months.
The U. States contribute q large portion Of
this demand, particularly in wheat, -four and
Indian corn, especially. should a war in the
East interrupt supply of wheat from the
Black Sea. This exhibits cheering 0ros.
pect for our farmers aud i, will also tend
very materially to reduce the indebtedness Of
this country, caused by our excessive impo,.
ta'iOns' Indeed, We should not be surprised,
to see gold coming from England in les.
than ninety days.
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A New Hampshire editor, while recently
travelling, had his vale, distracted from
his pocket while indulging iii a short nap.
The thief was so disguised with the result
Of his eAploitf,hat he returned the plumber,
BY express,to the address written inside the
wallet, with The following note:
"You miserable skunk, here's your pock'
ct book. don't keep no'sich. For man
dressed AS well as you was. TO so round
with wallet with uo,hin in but lot Of
newspaper scraps, a ivory tooth comb, two
newspaper stamps, an pass from rale'
rode director, is con,emp,erble Imposition
onthe public. AS hear yuu are editor, ]
return, your trash. ] never Tobs any, only
gentlemen"
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RIBLE ASEcDoTs.

A poor Shepherd ofthe enyitons Of Yve'ot'
father of large family, whose wants he
provided for with great difficulty, purchased
las, summer from dealer in old clothes.
furniture, &C., an old Bible, with view 10
occupy his leisure evenings during the pres
ent winter, Sunday evening, he was turn.
ing over the leaves, he noticed that several
Of the leaves were pasted together: he i'm
mediately set himssIfa, work to separate
those leaves with great care; but one can
scarcely form conception oil the surprise OF
the man when he found thus carefully enclo-
sed u bank bill Of five hundred francs
.(sloO.) On the margin of one Of the pages
were written these words:
~ ga,hered together this money with very
geat difficulty; but having none as natural
heirs but those WHO have absolutely need OF
nothing, ! make thee, whosoever shall shall
read this Bible, my heir n-Fnneh Ns~spa'
pfr.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-11-26
Deaths poipgs in DoddrIdge.

A gentleman Of this vicinity received
day or two since, from Yves, Union, in Dod-
bridge county, letter containing the follow
ing statements:
On Friday morning, November llth whilst
the men were engaged in lifting a large stone
upon the abutmen,, i, slipped, the stone be.
ing frosty, and rolling down ladder upon
which man was standing, caught him on
the bottom round, cutting his head off at the
ewes. The scene is described as heing horri-
BILE beyond the power Of description
His brains ware lying on the ground and
buried in the mud. Work was suspended
for two days. He was buried on Saturday
evening: and while the friends were yet at
the grave, another corpse came from section
GO, bringing with it II large conc curse Of peo-
pie. Immediately after these were inferred,
came still more schocking scene, il posi-
Pile. There was young man, a residen, Of.
West Union, but 'ormely OF Hancock, Md,
lying sick al Jennings boarding house. It is
supposed he go, tired Of life, and repairing
TO the garrett from his bed room-for he had
been in bed for seven days--he ives found
there suspended from the roof by rope
With horror did MIR. Jennings behold the
wrecked man and, starting back, almost
senseless called for help. Mr.. Hitchcock cut
him down, but alas! it was too late; his soul
had fled The body was yet warm, lie had
no relations living bu, his father. and he was
far, far away. My informant followed him
TO his grave. The inquest returned verde,
Of willful murder by his own hands. 1t il
stated that he presented, altogether, one Of
the most horrible spectacles ever beheld. He
was naked. save nigh, shirt.-Farmont
Virgin,an.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-11-26
New Cure for MeanneSS.

Rev. D. T. Huntington, in his ADM.
rabe address u, Springfield (Alass fes.
lival, on the 2lst ult., made the follow.
ing observation:
Have not all admired that mastery
combination Of grace and nobleness in
the horses head, which decorates the
selects, studio of the artist And look u,
the generosity Of his disposition, a, the
magnauimi,y ofhis temper--the quail.
ties of his heart overruling the brain.
| remember in somewhat celebrated
address of a distinguished nobleman to
King Charles the Second. is mention
ed that "a man is never so much a man
as when he is on horseback" applause
There is some very intimate connection
between the exhibition of the higher
types of character and the practice ofthe
exhilarating exercise. 1t seems to me
that much of the generous hospitality
which characteristics the Southern CON.
munity may be attributable as well to
other natural causes, partly to the infiu.
ence Of the common indulgence in thai,
noble practice. Sir, ! am inclined III
think riding as sovereign cure for
meanness as for dyspepsia"