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MELANCHOLY We learn that James Hssty, Esq. !,
VI Sjandlsh, committed suicide Ia thar village
yesterday morning He found suspended by the neck
the chase house, where he had probably been hanging
hour two II had been remarked by his friends for
time that he acted strangely and evidently dis
rdsred in his mind. Although well off in worldly
point Of view, he imagined that he was in want Mr.. H.
s6s formerly Postmaster ofthat vsge but lately kept
,to there He single man. and between 30 and so
Of age. He Of the most estmable men In
he village learn; and the event teaches anew how
Unstable life and how weak is VIXEN the immortal
mind is soverthrown.-Porfidnf .4Tgus, Feb. Is.