MELANCHOLY.
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On the 24th ut AZ Windam, Connecticut,
Mr.. Amos Thatcher, BY heating fome fpiritS
Of terpeatine in the room where his family was
accidentally fred il. The room was intantly in
Aames-tbe Perfons fed except two children,
who being in ted were burnt TO death.


One Of the cold nights Of the laa month,
Mrs. Harthaway, Of Barnltable, awoke Mr.. h.
laying he heard noiIe as though the chimney
was on hre, He ran to door that led % the
back ofthe houle, found il wrapped in flames
anl falling in. He Immediately went to bis
chldren's room. *, as He thought, made them
follow him. He then repaired to his wIe's
apartment, who had only time % ei' ape il her
linen. When on. or the houf, to bis aGon'ih-
ment he mHad his two fons. The dittratted
father returned to their room. The flames az
he door prevented bis entering. He flew 70
window and hurt it in through torrent Of h-e,
and took ont the younget ion, terribly burnt.
In mixing a fecond attempt to fave the oldeit'
he was 70 burned as to lole his fight. lhere
being no houfe within halt mile, Mrs u. was
very much frozen. The lon, taken from the
flames, foon expired. The remains ot The oia'
EFT Ion were found next day,