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Know all persons by these presents released
and hereby releases the State OF Texas from all turtle. liability
claim for the payment OF cerfeai. evidence
Der for me sum Of issued sy The late repubuc Of
BEL redeemed by the United
visions Of Of Congress entitled provide for the
payment OF such creditors Of republic com
pretended in the act Of Congress September nine eighteen
dred and any, approved 2h %
Of The State Of Texas approved the lat Of February 1856
AZ witness hand and seaI.
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WILLIAM RONIEY.- IL William Rowiey who, In abou
$780, sailed from England with hts brother John fo
India but LETT ship AT the Cape OF Good Hope and uumate
sed the United States. and II Is supposed Charters, IN
Washington county, the State OF PENNSYLVANIA In the
death, OF kim will apply 10 John William Howard,
60 Fenchuch London solicitor they will hear OF
thing considerably TO their advantage.
William Rowiey the OF respectable
tenan. period Of his life resided in Yorkshire.
satisfactory Information
william Rowley will be rewarded application
. above.
eutl 2-2fsmo
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Know all persons by these presents that has released,
and hereby the uned States America
liability claim for the Of ee6ca,e evidence
number - The sam OF s. issued by the late republic OF
by the authorities State Of
Of Congress- enusd provide
creditors republic
phendsd the Of Congress September nine
and any, approved the 2eih February
State Of Texas, approved the LIST OF February 1855
As witness my hand and seal.
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Land Warrant Lost.

THE public hereby that on the IIth day IL August
lss6 the undersigned Elisha Herndon, 70 whom land warrant
1928 for so issued by ComNssoner
United scottsvle Alternate county virginia
the said land Messrs NJ Snyder Washington
thnt The sad land the
dersigned and hes failed and
IL believed that the either nuduleny the
mails or lost
An persons therefore hereby purchasing snd
warrant Intend apply the Commissioner al Pensions for
duplicate OF said warrant
ELISHA HERNDoN.
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BuR'T1Sa or THE me euS.--The Missouri Democrat Of
z ith inst says:
yesterday, while Mr.. Dimick experimenting on his
IWg-tnvented rife Il exploded, breaking into
Pne pieces The gun weighed 1898 pounds, and was
de Of hne mallabe iron The front of the gun-about
eet IN engb-blew away from the breach, the latter
[oWlng into eight fragments. Some OF these weighing
hundred pounds, were thrown forward from two to
zee hundred feet and projected into the air from forty TO
eeI But the most singular part Of the story remains
oe 'od. The ball, which weighed eighteen pounds,
thrown to nearly the elevation which II would have
cnea had the bursting not taken place striking the
ound at 5000 10000 yards II is 70 be regretted
tne accident occurred when Il did The power and
'Snes OF the invention not fslly demonstrated
Dmiek no doubt win have another gun made, and,
possible, Of better metal
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CONWAY ROBINSON Of Richmond Virginia pvse,, :,
mond In the appeals and United eour,s and A
Washington city IN me Supreme Court ~ - =
Letters win be dfrcted 10 Richmond Vi,p;nt,
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NEW YoRK, Sept. 1.-THE steamship Empire City, from
Havana 9th inst has arrived. The late hurricane had
caused immense destruction to the crops throughout the
island At Sagua la Grande six American and one English
vessel driven ashore and totally wrecked Crews saved
The lighthouse at Cardenas washed away and much
other damage done there and Matanzas The hurr
commenced the 27h and moderated the 10Th u
There had been Of yellow fever since the
gale.
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GOAL. COAL COAIwe are receiving cargo white
furnace white ash Tor radiators red
for Crates and cooking purposes. ~.
supplies have heir orders hsd
win tbs article prime cost
wood of the best quality slwayr n hand.
Coal kspt under cover ? $50 lbs. to the
pspi lo-euf r. j. 3 w, NJ GAIT,
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ss'rL NvESuoSs.-An English mechanic has patented
Improvement in wrought-iron car wheels, which con-
$ IN forming car-wheel from hollow boss, made OF
eoled spirally around central mandre, which Is
Yea 70 Welding beat and stamped into rough wheel
Pe by drop die and then transferred to set Of rolls
ere Y completed Another English invention Is that
signal bell for mines-tbe improvement consisting in
substitution Of weight for the spring commonly used
fe'urn the "hammer-levern to place
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D.moorotio yn., Ne,f,no.

PrrTmuRo, Sept. 1.-The democratic meeting and
procession here yesterday imposing affair Speecbe,
made BY Messr Breckenridge Todd Of Ohio Brown
Maryland Col. Black, and others.
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OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LoTTE
RIES OE MARYLAND.

The following numbers OF Maryland Conso
dated Lottery for the benefit Of The town Of Bel Air &C. class
drawn September ., 1885
30 IS l3 IL 80 81 ca 4s SO 46 6l IS rs AZ
The following the ~ Patnpsco
Lottery, class s4I, drawn September 10, 1856
"a 10 90 80 l6 SO 10 % "a 10 ca
n, FRANCE Co, Managers.
u. n. McPulrI, Commissioner.
Sept l2-t
poH RENT-Nos 800 aud Dos houses street.
between 18th and 6b will be Cor abou. s Of octo
They and sufficient Tor families
and viii be rented good tenants low te Apply ts ONCE
Of Riggs a Co., a, HYDE.
sep4-eo3t
SCHoOL BOOKS Of the kinds used I'm IN. Dis.
y pfices copy book, pens,
wing books and everything requisite for the sehoooom he
bookstore Of -
Aur 5o-eodCt f9o seventh street.
New Vol. Grotes 6rseoe-istory OF Greece. BY Geo
IN Grnte, eco. Vol. ~. 75cenlH.
LamaneS Memoirs Of Celebrated Characters. VOL .. 8
Modern Greece ny Henry NJ. BAIRD, NJ A. Illustrated BY SbOo
onrravngs. 81 IS. .....
The od Regime aud Revolution by AIers De Tocqueve
Translated by Jobs Bonner. 81.
Human rhyIioloty ny w. Draper, NJ. d. LII, d. illustrated
with nearly three hundred wood ensravines -.
TAYLOR a MAURY's
Sept 10 Bookstore, qtl street.
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Upon the cheek Of death :"
Died Al her residence in This place the August aer
lingering Illness Mrs MARTHA A., wife Of The Hon. oruo
sIsoIrror, aged - years
In the death Of this e.msbe lady Tho church community
usefn and exemplary members large cce
latons deprived Of fond friend three little
aecionate mother and devoted husband ovinr ana
faithful wife But their oss s her eternal profed
ron Joined methodist Episcopal Church In her youth and
well her church member and He,
triumphant last words being vietory "ulor
patience suffering and her resignation 70 III.
God is influence teach us 10
holy example May the God Of all wisdom and love
protect the husband children 10 ~.
euoi -. ##
Thi, earth too bleak, she could not star long,
As The breeze waited by the sersphim's song;
Quickly she turned 10 catch the sweet ley,
And passed the breath Of its nusic AWAY.
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Delegate, 10 the 0ldLiRs Whiy National Conrention.
NEW YoHE, Sept. 1.-THE od-line wings Of this city
las. night appointed lightweight delegates to the Wing
tional Convention.
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EYnmors Nominations.

Providence, Sept 1.-THE Fillmore county convention
have nominated full ticket including congressional cand
dates. Strong resolutions adopted.
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HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY by John W. Draper, M. ID.
III / volume, illustrated.
Revolution by De Tocquevile
lated by John Bonner ! volume.
Modern Greece by Henry ~ Baird volume, illustrated.
Memoirs Of Celebrated Characters by LamarIne Volume
Grotes History of Greece. l2th and last volume.
Sept II PRANCK TAYLOR.
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MAURICE sTRAKosCH'S
Grand Concert Company,

Grand Concert Company,
OFFERING A COMBINATION or ILLUsrmOUs NAMES
y. s. NEVER YET EQUALLED,
The public are respectfully informed that
M'DLLE TERESA PARoDI
VIII give her
Fr Grand operate, Sacred, POPAar, Miscellaneous and IA
slIuEasatal
... CONCERT,
Between The 10Th and 18Th OF September,
On which occasion she will be assisted blythe following dsn
guished aTtisles
signor M TIBERINI, The great tenor, ..... .... ..
IL --.- this INST appearance In WashingOn,)
signoT OSWALD BERNARDO, the eminent Baritone,
(hs hrst appearance Ia Washington)
Mr.. sTRAKosCH is happy inform public
fseled an arrangement with the wonderful vioinist
PAUL JULIEN,
delay departure for the Cou Of France
and consented TO play farewell engagement Tor limited
nights In Mdle Parodis grand concerts.
The whole will be under the direction Of Maurice sakosch
Sept lodi
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The Yellolo Fever.

day the Relief Hospital at Fort Hamilton There are
additional at the Military Hospital All the previous
doing well. There new cases-Doctors
Dubois and Cranea New Urecht these severe
ones.
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n HE classes OF philosophy OF Georgetown College
Monday September Is. The students
OF the first year WILL usual study OF
physics principles OF ethics, natural philosophy chemistry, sc
year, under distinct professor will
daily lectures natural right, which, besides enlarged
ethics, embrace the fundamental principles OF civil,
POLITICAL International rights and critical history of phIoso
ply.
graduates and others desous OF completing
ethics call the president OF the
attending the lectures and
OF second year of philosophy.
The lectures both viii be delivered Latin
guage.
ll-dN
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BY Ell IL G IL A II III I.

Later from. EuropsArriOal Of tia Gig Of Balsimor0.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. lO.-The steamship City Of Balti-
arrived with dates to the 9th ultmo anticipated
by the Canadian Her latest adyces from London to
Tuesday evening. The improved condition of the weather
had caused slight rally in consos but they not firm
Business was 951s 95h for money and 95H
9515 for account.
The Indian, from Quebec arrived Wednesday
morning.
Arrived at Lverpool-Belle, Poule, Mranich Dun
cam Quebec, Scotland Mobile and Fanny Buck from New
York and Equator, Quebec, and Elijah Grice, from New
Orleans.
Richardson Spence Co.'s Circular says THERE'S a
tnuance of heavy weather. and the grain trade steady
At Tuesdays market there good attendance. Good
wheat taken at Fridays rates with avidy. Inferior
unsaeable. Flour in good demand at full
Cd. advance established. There consd-
cradle speculative inquiry for at 35s for white and
33s. Sd. a 34s. for yellow and mixed.
The steamer Arctic had arrived at Queenstown, Engl
and engaged in sounding for the sub marine telegraph
She had so far found all right.
The schooner Elizabeth Rande from Charleston
pool had gone ashore the Great Burbo was
doned. The saved
The steamer Cambria to sail Saturday place OF
the Arabia The latter to be despatched the follow
ing Thursday extra steamer.
The London Daily News remark, that the appointment
successor Sir VIM Temple may depend on the emancpa
ton of Italy and the peace of Europe. ...H
Normandy played his cards that every English
trav eller is convinced that he is devoted Austria
The News disbeieves the report that Lord Normandy
post solely by favor of the court and not by
will of minister's The Russians not the
road leading Bayazida Kars completely
on the 4th of August The Notifications were untouched
The evacuation Of REM and Wurrel had begun.
The papers say that the Russians blew up the
at Tutche. ..a....s
The cabinet avaing itself Of the Of the law
of in secularizng the ecclesiastical proper
ty formerly held in Mottanani The law now vigorously
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Railroad Accident.

BosTos, Sept. 1.-THE early Lawrence train ih,
Boston and Maine railroad thrown from the
Reading this morning. Three Irishmen who were in the
baggage killed. and several others badly injured
None Of the passengers were hurt
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Az IMMENSE sLAss.-The object glass Of the telescope
used the Cambridge observatory is fifteen inches in d.
ameter and has twenty-five feet six inches local length.
Some Of the eyepieces six inches long making the
tire length twenty three feet The telescope has eighteen
different powers ranging from lo3 to 1000 The hour
CIRCLES eighteen inches In diameter divided silver and
reading by two verners to second Of time The dec
nation circle tweny-sr inches in diameter, divided
silver and reads by four vernier TO four seconds Of
The movable portion Of the telescope and machinery Is
estimated TO weigh about three sdereal motion
Is given to the telescope by cockwork regulated by
trifupal balls.
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Medical College OF Georgia.

AUoUsrI, July, 1855,
TUE twenty. fnh course this will
L mencs the drst Monday In November merit
O. NJ. Newton, NJ. H., Anatomy.
l., A. DuRas, N. D., Surgery.
L. P. Gsrviu D. Msiora Medca, Therapeutics and mcdIcn
Jurisprudence,
hnts NJ. - .a# .a0-.
" NJ. Miller Nj D. Physiology and Pathological Anatomy.
Means, NJ. n, Professor Of Chemistry.
l.. ID. Ford, M. D. institutes and Prsc,ice Of Medicine
H. q. Campbell NJ D., Surgical Comparative and Microscopes
Anatomy. a.#
n. Campbell, NJ. D., Demonstration Of Anatomy.
Is n. simmons NJ D.. Assistant Demonstrhtor.
Jurish Harris, NJ ~, Pro.ecor Of Surgery
will regularly Hospital
ample opportunities wbe afforded for the study o. practices
anatomy.
Maculston ticket, Ito be taken onee) .......,..,.
For futhor particulars, apply 20 O. NJ. NEWTON,
July l5-dIm -... Dean.
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Prom the Canton (Mlss.) CitSsn.
OBITUARY.

How peaceful IL the closing scene
When virtue yield. u. breath
How sweetiy beams the smile serene
Upon the cheek Of death -
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Inc outstanding evidences Of other Of the debt
public q TeSas cannot B" specified by this department.
Aug 02--dftlsuan
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STATE EAThe State fair Of the New Jersey Agrieultu-
raj Society," which opened in Newark Tuesday, is de-
scrbed the most complete and numerousy attended
ever held In that State.
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THK BosroE ICE TRADE.-During the past month there
exported from Boston lol64 tons Of ice, including
1856 tons TO Baltimore $40 Australia GOA TO Peru and
800 Montevideo The total exports since the first Of Jan
uary amount to 92,22l tons ... ....
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GENERAL NEWS.

GRANGE IN HOLDING An ELEcTIoS.-The day
for the election Of member Of Congress in Delaware has
been changed the first Tuesday after the first Monday in
November. Is +. #.a ...aA .a. "#
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The cabinet avang itself Of the Of the law
of in secuarzng the ecclesiastical proper
ty formerly held in Mottanan The law now vigorously
put in execution.
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CUsroA-HousE-The Alexandria Gazette states that tn
several bids for the erection Of the customhouse in tina
city opened at the Treasury Department Wednes
day The lowest from Frederick e. Geger, at SAP 95t
The successful bid to be made public yesterday.
Washington sentinel., 1856-05-13
LAND w IRA NTS.

II
l 10 their active capital, now prepared 10
purchase unlimited quantity OF Land Warrants,
only AT the very highest market prices, but at
times will pay more than any house in this city,
Baltimore, Philadelphia, or New York, and GER
tainly always much and will deal very literally
with correspondents, forwarding Warrants by
mail, always allowing them more liberal rates in
consideration ofthe loss Oft time necessary for their
transmission 10 this city, and our return drafts on
Northern and Southern cities in payment Address
]. M. CLARKE & Co, Bankers, and
Dealers in Land Warrants Washington, ID. G.
REFER To-
Cslonel James @. Berret, Postmaster, Wash
ington, ID. G.
Suter, Lea, & Co. Bankers, Washington, ID. c..
All the Officers of the Banks in Wheeling,
Virginia.
Beebec 81 Co, Bankers, New York.
Peters, Spence, & Co. Bankers Lynchburg Va.
Paul ~ Hinton, Bankers, Petersburg Va.
X. II. Maury Il Co, Bankers, Richmond, Va.
Cashier Bank Of Virginia, Richmond, Va.
Cashier Farmers Bank of Virginia, Richmond, Va.
Cashier M. and M Bank, Parkersburg, Va
James Robb q Co, Bankers, New Orleans.
j. w. Clark " Co, Bankers, Boston.
WIN. & J. @. Martin, Bankers, Charleston, s. c.
p. q A. vinton Bankers, New Philadelphia, o
Jan. l9-lm
Washington sentinel., 1856-05-13
r. Y. HIBBARD'S WILD CHERRY BITTERS
ExcELLENr REMEDY.
IURRARD,S Wild Cherry Bitfers In the

III best Purifier Of the Blood and the best anti
dote for Dyspepsia we have ever found IL is the
best Strengthening Btiers for all who debih-
iatcd by sickness or whose nerves have been
shattered from excitement or overworking them
selves that can be found in any other purgative in
the world. II - perfectly harmless and geutle in
it's nature, and when once used will be found
highly beneficial, especially TO females Try il
and become convinced; our word for il, you will
not regret IL.
Prepared and sold by HIsBaRpN WHEELER, 50
Spruce street New York; and J. GrBBs, corner OF
5th and streets; A. BAssErr, 20S street; and
ton, ID c.; and by dealers and druggists gener
ally. July lo--sm
Washington sentinel., 1856-05-13

l., XTRA Heavy-plated Tea Sets, Albata
IL Forks, Spoons, &c.--M w. Gait ~ Bro.
have just received beautiful assortment Of
Extra Plated Tea Sets, latest styles
Castors, Cake Baskets, Gard Trays, &c
Also, superior Albata Forks and Spoons.
The above are OF the very best quality, and IN
usually low.
M. w GAIT az BRO
Washington sentinel., 1856-05-13

Our neighbor OF the North american, whose
earnest and most effective cooperation in the
municipal election we would most highly ap-
preciate, Is disposed TO ignore the national
importance OF the result. He thinks, or tries
to think, that il has no relation to the coming
understand why he thinks so. But revolution
such as has occurred here, in the great Wing
city Of philadelphia, must have great conse-
quences in every direction. There was-and
sentiment Pennsylvania feeling stirring the
popular mind Mr.. Buchanan's welcome Of
week before last, his il-treatment at the hands
OF the Know-nothiDg dynasty, and the good
sense and good feeling expressed in every
word he uttered on his return home, and
the indications as to the future, pointing un-
erringly to his nomination, all this had its
effect; and Philadelphia cordial adhesion to
conservative Democracy is meant to enlighten
the ascending path before him. So we accept
the omen. So it seems others less cautious,
but not more sincere than our neighbor, accept
it. At the late hour Of the night OF Tuesday,
a large concourse Of Citizans visited the resi-
dence Of the district Attorney, Mr.. Reed. To
him and for him the cheers were earnest and
enthusiastic. In few words Of acknowledg.
ment which Mr.. Reed made, he said land we
are happy TO say that it met with the most
enthusiastic response,) that he hoped that the
next occasion OF patriotic rejoicing ,oouid be on
the Election Of a Pennsylvania Residem Of
the United States. The alluson to Mr.. Buch-
anan was tumutuously cheered. II touched the
right cord. 1t was disinterested tribute--and
what always has its effect, il was bold, direct,
and manlys--Phiiadelphia Psnnsylpanian.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-10

EXECUTION OF MURDERER.-The telegraph
has announced the execution of Frederick Miller
Friday, at Cumberland. Md, for the murder of DIR.
Hadell and Mr.. Graef. The Baltimore Democrat
says:
While being shrouded in the JAIL he asserted
his innocence. Upon arriving at the gallows. he
still asserted his ignorance of the commission of
the crime. He prayed to God to protect the widow
and the orphans of the murdered man, and hoped
that God would permit him to see Dr. Hadel and
Mr. Graef in the spirit world, and ask them who
committed the murder.
He then shook hands with those on the scaffold
and the rope was adjusted by the sheriff. the cap
drawn over his face and his hands pinioned. At
quarter to the sheriff cut the rope, and the unfcr
tunate man was suspended between heaven and
earth. In his fall which nearly three feet, the
knot slipped towards his chin, which made him die
violently. He struggled for about eight minutes
attempting several times to get his hands to his
throat, which was impossible he smote his breast
several times and after some minutes, he ceased
TO breathe. After being suspended for twenty mi
nutes, he was taken down. placed in his coffin and
buried somewhere in the neighborhood. Miller
was about twenty-five years of age, had most
singular shaped head, and large pair of whiskers
and moustaches.
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w. ID. Faucett, formerly a printer of po,...
burg has been elected Mayor of Halfar q e'e's'
Charles Baldwin, conductor on the wu,~.N
=, y, and Manchester Railroad who was - aon
oy collision Monday, died on Friday. GU
Alum =. Saunders has been appointed nos,,,..
70, - hahenester, Va, vice William A. Pbann
Durlng the year 1855 1905 emierar.s from, 9.
's,sn eoan sfies arrived in Philadelphia.
f.a, S s Atchison, of Missouri. has retired
yo,l - p, svy deaths during 1855, in Bostou
consumption. osoS were OF
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VIRGINIA INTkI.I,IGENCE.

-
SALE or FAsas- The 81 ariy farm near Win
chester. has bean sold by J. N, Baker 70 Mr. Par.
cell. for $50 an acre. Two years age II Drouga'
only S62 80 an acre. l.. n. +. Grim has sod ms
siateiand farm, near the same town, to brannop =
and Thatcher, for S31l per acre The va NJ, NJ
Field.n about two miles from Winchester, mas oeen
sold by Mr. Dinkie TO Jacob Pftman at gu per
acre.
NAVIGATION SToPPED.-The ONO hser al
Wheeling Is frozen over. and navigation mas en-
tirely ceased.
COLD NIoHrs.-In Alexandra Sunday night,
the thermometer stood at degrees below Zero pc
ing the coolest night experienced In that town for
six wears Monday morning negro was found
frozen TO death ON the Washington and Alexandria
turnpike In Wheeling, on Thursday night the
thermometer was degrees below zero
MoRTALITY.--There were % deaths in Wheel
Ing, during December, being the smallest monthly
bill Of mortality in that city for ten years.
RoBBERY-A gold watch and chain were stolen
from Dir. Hobbs, of Wheeling, a few days since
WIN. Cranes. the thief, was arrested ana confess,
cd to having hid them. The hiding place proven
10 be the bottom of the Ohio River.
FEARFUL FALI~-On Friday last, M Young OF
Monroe county attempted to cross Prices Noun
tain with a wagon and team, near Fincastle. The
slcet on the roads caused the horses to slip, and
they, with Mr. Y. and the wagon of merchandise,
were precipitated overa precipce down the side OF
the mountain One horse was killed the other
taree badly injured, and Mr.. Y. severely hurt.
REcoyERISG.-Hon. Francis +. Riyes, of Pc
tersburg whose arm, broken by fall in the street,
was amputated q day or two since, by Drs. Gibson,
of Richmond, and Heath and Dunn, of Petersburg,
is fast recovering