su;c,dc n, riadletown, conn.
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AIippLETowN, Oct. J, l8lL


Our CITY was Yesterday morning thrown into an
r,uol alnrm BY tho sudden disappearance OF ISAAC
WEsB, Esq one of our mos, estimabie and respected
ci,;,ens. He left hi. home after dinner on hurs-
d,v md has not returncd His wife, who had OBJ
served something strange in his manner, tet great
alarm. and watched all night with indescr'oable
feelings. Early in the morning she made known
the fact to her friends. The news OF his loss I'M
nedately gave rise to inquiries of the most seriou'
character and it was soon found that ne had aP-
plied for Prussic Acid at two cf the apothecary
stores without success A town.mceting was held
and scores sent in every direction to find some
trace of him, without success. About o'clock
2. NJ. by the arrival of gentleman from New
Haven, it was ascertaned that he WINS seen on
board the steamboat kosciusko at her last landing
on the river, and on arriving atNew-Hnven his ha
was found and letter addressed to his wife, whom
ho married about months since. 1t seems that
he was bent on sef-destruction, but did not fully
make up his mind to choose drowning I'll! !ate--n
short time before the steamboat arrived.


Mr. Webb WAS teacher of distinguished ability.
and had bur recently returned from long tour TO
Europe, Egyptand Palestine.


Mr. W. mas been one of the Common Council,
n candidate for Mayor, member OF the Congresa-
tional Church, usd in all respects worthy cs-
tccmed, and amiabe man. His poor wife is IN
the deepest distress, you may eusily imagine.