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We lament the fate Of DR.. Stanton We had tho
pleasure of his acquaintance He was man Of
talent and Of honor amiabe in his department. gen.
temanly IN his manners, and was efficient and sln'
guIarly obging the assistant clerk of Mr. French
in the House Of Representatives. The following
extract from the Morning Telegraph, of Wheeling
Of Saturday last, announces the manner Of his
death,


"SucIDE OF DR. STANroN.--We are panied to
record the death Of this gentleman, we'll known 10
this region as the former delegate from Brooke
county, Virginia. We learn that he returned few
days since from Washington city, (where he hed
the situation OF assistant clerk to the House Of Rep
resentatives) Since his return he had been some
what indisposed, and on Wednesday last during
the temporary absence Of the members Of his FAM
" ne cut hls throat, and died almost Immediately
we have not learned the particulars Of this melac'
choly occurrence, but presume he committed te'
rash act while laborng under temporary menll Sb,
erratlon, produced by ;he disease which prcysd
upon him. He is represented by those who knew
hlm, 70 have been worthy, kind, and exemplary
man y