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ment, salary $500.


NOVEL EXHIBITION OF FANAT1CIsM. The
Concord Herald Of Freedom describes re-
markable scene which recently occurred at Pc
quonac, in that vicinity. During religious
meeting conducted by Elder Bailey, the preacher
challenged some in6dels present to pray with
him on their knees, and declared that if they
did so sincerely they would be converted
The challenge was promptly accepted, and it
was arranged that Elder Bailey and Mr.. Rice
on the Christian side, and Crandall and Mani
ere, on that of Infdelity, should remain in
the school house through the night, and spend
the time in praying alternately. The wicked
farce was kept up till O'Clock in the morning
and terminated, as mihgt be naturally ex-
pected, in the disgrace of all parties concerned.
THE MASSACRE. The murderer of the Van
Ness family lin Cayuga County, N. Y, proves
to be mulatto named VIM. freeman, about
2S years old, who has been five years in the
state prison for stealing horse, of which he
was convicted through Mr.. Van Ness. He
perpetrated his horrible revenge with knife
made recently, according to model of his
own, having three sides so as to cut euery ,oay.
Four persons are already dead, and fifth
victim will be added.


APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT. A. j.
Donelson, of Tenn. has been confirmed by the
Senate as minister to Prussia, in place of Mr.
Wheaton, recalled at his own request. VIM.
Minor and Jas. Carson have been confirmed as
Justice of the peace fer Alexandra; and John
NJ Thayer, John w. Williams, Jos. M. Fears
son and w. F. Pursell as justices of the peace
for the city of Washington.


FIRE IN DORCHESTER COUNTY. The dwell
ing at Eldon, the residence cf DR.. Phelps, "a
bout five miles from Cambridge, Md. was en-
tirely consumed by fire on Monday last. |
was one of the most spacious and comfortable
houses in the country. The furniture was
saved with but little damage.


CANT BEHAVE HIMSELF. B, Richardson
Daniels, who was recently in this city, on his
way to Bladensburg, to fight duel with D.
Powell, has been held to bail In Philadelphia,
on the charge of attempting to kill watch
man, while in the discharge of his duty, by
swapping loaded pistol at him.


MILLS BURNED. The Touring mill of John
Blown, in Wayne CO., Ohio, was burned last
week, with over 1000 bushels of wheat. The
great mill of Adam Miller on Twin Creek,
Ohio was consumed OH the 18th ult. with A.
900 bushels of wheat and 100 bbls. -four
Loss $4,000.