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"A CURiosITy.-We have in our posses sion an Indian tomahawl, or hatchet, of ye ry rude construction, which was taken few days since from the heart of white oak saw-log, nearly two and half feet in dia- meter, and the growths from where il was deposited 10 the outside of the log, number ed 1s2. The distance at which it was de- posted from the bottom of tho tree was such as to lead to the snpposition that it might have been hung in the crotch of q sapline, which, as fl grew up, closed around il, and imbedded t within the trunk; and probably the lapse of time IS not less than two hun- dred years since 1t vas left there. There is every reason to suppose is owner be- longed to one of the warlike tribes of In- dians who inhabited this section of country at least two centuries ago, as there are nu- mereus indications in this town of fortifica- tions upon which trees of the above size are now growing.

 The instrument was found while in the act of saving the log at the mill of Solon Hall, Esq. at Lagrange, in this county The saw penetrated the iron about half an inch before the mill could be stopped, en- tirely ruining the saw.--Fredonia Censor.