WILLIAM GIBBONS, , a.,


HENJ. FERRIS, o'' -
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OisguceJW inhumanNy.--A horse was
lately discovered tied to a tree in an obscure
nook Of the lIoosick river. about half ia mile
below the village Of Schagticoke Point
Tine wretched animal had endured all the
miselies Of starvation. lie had gnawed the
bark of the tree to which he was fastened.
from the roots mp to as high as he could
reach; had consumed the grass and even
the turf within the range of his tsther, and
had at last died in agony. The wretch bv
whom he was placed there, must have lost
every spark OF human feeling. York
SiQEesn!GH.