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SUDDEN DEATH FROM EXPOsuRE.-We
are indebted TO the politeness OF Gen. Paul
Qua,,Iebum, for the following notice of a
Coroners Inquest in Lexington District.
" i'll the Fayetteville North Carolinian and
Observer have the kindness 10 copy it, that
the melancholy intelligence may thereby reach
the father of tine deceased! Should il be de-
sirahls TO him TO write to Mr. Harvey Boles,
at whose house the death occurred, we pre-
sume Leesvie is the nearest Post Office to
him, but are not certain. 1t is however near
est to Gen. Quattlebum, whose well known
poiieness and uEbanity assure US he would
take pleasure in answering any inquiry ad-
dressed to him


s.On Saturday, the 23d Dec, l was present
at Corouer's Inquest held over the dead body
of one James Brewer, aged about % years.
It appeared from The testimony, that he resided
last year in Henry county, Alabama, and left
there on the 10th Of the month, in company
with Mr. Joel G. Reece, both intending to
visit their relations in North Carolina. They
travelled in Jersey Wagon, and camped OF,
at uign,, without even bedding TO protect them
from the chilling rains aud blasts. Expo
sure. and perhaps a too frequent use Of stimuli
ants TO expe cold, brought on CONGESTION Of
the bowels and brain, which ended his earthl'
| career Oh Friday evening, at the house of Mr.
| Harvey Bowles, in Lexington District, S. c.,
on ssThe Two Notch Road" leading frcin
Columbia to Augusta, 25 miles from The for
| mer, and - miles from the latter place.


He left horse, wagon, gun, pistol, and
| the rise of Sl20 in money. out OF which bis
burial expenses were paid. He was decent
Iy inferred in the burial ground of nelghbor-
ing Church. His father is supposed to be
living in Cumberland county, n. G., about
40 miles from Fayetteville; but Mr. Reece
| could not tell his address. 1t is hoped that
| the above sad intelligence will reach him
through the columns Of the public Journals
| Columbia South Carolinian.


! A NEW SET OF PHILosoPHERs.-We
have received the first number Of paper caiieo
the Communists, published at Mottyi'le
Ouondago county, New York, the organ OF a
new sect of Philosophers. Their principles
10 guessed from the following extract:


1ual the world around


re- the commor


and selling


and parties


oiiticians


'rosities