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MELANCHOLY AcCIDENT.--On Friday
lastthe step daughter of VIM. B. Lynch,
of Waterford, and daughter Of the late
Thomas n. Cain, of this place, about
eight years Of age, was percipitated to
the bottom Of we'll some 60 or 20 feet
deep, which caused instant death. 1t
appears that the little girl was stand
ing near the well when a negro woman,
who was drawing a bucket Of water,
requested her TO take hold of the buck
ct and lift it out, which she unfortunate
ly attempted to do, but being too weak,
the weight Of the bucket filled with wa
ter, dragged her headlong down the
well. She was Immediately taken out,
but life was totally extinct.-i5.