MELANCHOLY ANp MunpKRous AFFAIR Thomas
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MELANCHOLY AND MURDEROUS AFFAIR." n0mas
Bird, Esq !, is no more; he died on Saturday even
ing lsst Ills death occasioned by wound received
at the hand of James Minor who shot him through with


pistol ball Saturday evening" the 18th nst Gale.
donia. Mr. Bird had lawsuit With Minor, concerning
which the latter was dpleased and had threatened to
above After committing the foul deed, he made his es
cape, and still at large The friends Of Bird have Of
fered 500 for Minor taken in the Stata and $500 il
oi age-o feet 10 or II inches hgh-wil weigh about
l60 poundsdark hair, and disposed to curlbue eyes
and very horid complexion His hair stands up straight
before leaving his forehead bare Mr.. Bird one Of
most respectable citizens and has passed away
US universally lamented He has left a widow and six
children to mourn his sudden end distressing DEATH
Bellevue, No. Letter, Jan 49,