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 led in Scythe Factory at Chelmsford, Mass. on Thursday last, by the breaking in two of large grindstone, propelled py water. One half the stone weighing 1000 pounds, broke the young mans back, and he lived but few hours. This is the fourth person that has been killed by the same cause at that factory with in year past. [The last part of this story is contradicted-onlyo one person having been previously injured The Washington correspondent of the Chronicle states, that in the course of debate, BAYLIE PEYToN related an anecdote which created considerable laughter, both in the house and galleries. He accompanied Gen. Jackson. he said, before he had lost his taste for such pleasures, to horse race. Van Bu- ren was also with them. When they arrived, they perceived that one of the horses was restive and almost unmanageable. General l Jackson gave some directions to the groom in regard to training him, and called out, " Mr.

 Van Buren get behind me. that horse will run

 over you." And. sir. he added, there he got

 and there he has been ever since. Gen. Jack.

 son will never move to either side so that Van

 is safe. He would have been run over at the

 last campaign, but he was screened by the l popularity of Andrew Jackson.

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