BuRNEp ro DEArH.-On "Wednesday last.
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BURNED TO DEATH.-On Wednesday last,
a boy about four years old, the son Of Mr..
Solomon Measel residing 3 miles north Of
Frederick, during the temporary absence Of
the mother from the house, was burned to
death. II is supposed he sat upon the stove
hearth, and his clothes caughtfre--the moth
er heard the cries Of her child, but by the
time she reached the room he was literally
burned to crisp. This isa heart-rending
affliclion to the parents and solemn admon-
ton to others, not to leave their little chill
dren alone, in a'foom with fire.


Fred Examiner