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SUDDEN AND MYSTERIOUS DEArH.--A respectable
young Irishman, Patrick McOwen, of Livingston
township, N. j., lett homo the morning Of the 9th
ut to 30 to Morristcwn on businsss in s good health
as usual ith understanding that he would return in
the evening The family looked for him till IL O'Clock
ct night, when they retired to rest Next morning be-
tween and o'clock, Mrs " went to the barn 10 look
after cattle, whsn to her asonishment she found Pat
rick lying on the barn floor senscless and almost life
less with wounds on his head She caused him to be
carried into the house, and sent for Dr. Num- Of Chat
ham, who carefully examined the wounds on his head
and said he could survive many hours Every thing
possible was done to restore him. bat hs died in less than
three heurs A jury was summoned by Ira Squier,
Esq, In the afternoon Of the day Witnesses were
examined but no one could tell any thing about him a
tor he LEFT home except Mrs Burke, who stated that
she came with him from Morristown on the afternoon
Of the 9th that he complained Of being very unwel
and she believed him to have been that she
left him IN the street. opposite the dwelling Of Mr. Nc
Donald about threequarers Of mile from his own re-
sidence and went to her house. whore she arrived
her husband stated labout htsen minutes after six
O'Clock p NJ. The verdict of the jury was that there
were wounds his head sufficient to produce death
whether they caused ny the hand Of violence or
by fall from the hay lott. they could not determne


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