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 distance, and ever since the occnrfci4c.. t has received from them the apuelIa. ton of ''Ulin's Leap" Notwithstand ing the extraordinary efforts he mad, after leapingg down the pFecipiee. ane which enabled him to make his escape they were not made without considera ble injury; for some time his life wa. despalred of-but he finally recovered

 ue IS now q respectable citizen oj s1reenap county, He He is sixty five years of age; Ae is keen, active and spr'ghtly mrthful, jolly and gay. He enJoys perfect goodhealtli, ,sayeoe easioll- al pains in his back and hips, which he thinks results from the injury he receiy- ed when he leaped down tho, preeipice of rocks. After the treaty of l795, it was ascertained from some eff t the il1,li- ans, who came into Point Pleasant. and mingled with the whites, that a story had been in vogue among them, and ex. believed in, on the authority of those who chased Ulip, "That thes had fired OF q white man, who ran to inc top cf high precipice of rocks, where he took wings and flew off"