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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-03-20

HISsoLUTlON.-Tbe copartnership heretofore exist
~ lug under the firm Of LeIciS Uiggfetd q Co. WAS
dissolved On the 10th Of october last by mutual consent
All persons having claims against said firm aIe
ed tooa and receive What may be due them aud those
indebted by note Oropen account TO make payment with
out delay Mann S. Valentine who is alone authorised
to settle the business ofssid concern.
MANN s. VALENTINE,
LEWIS WiNGFlEfaD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-03-20

iN0RTf DOLLARS REUARD.-Lost on Sunday morn
q iiig last WRITING DESK, covered with yellow
leather dnd'' X. H. POts"wTitien the outsde-This
Desk only contains letters aud papers, which II no
value but eaWHeT. pOriab copying machiEe being
attached 10 the Desk makes trsteT Il, ayy Itwas seen
picked up by c0lored man The Indian enuen Hotel
Whoever will deliver, the Desk To be deIV
cred to Mr.. JOHN PARKH!LL, will receive The above
reward, even should u have been broken open.
March 20. ina a..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-03-20

JAMES T.. HEATH will practice Law ia the Superior
- Court Of Cbaucery, Superior aud Inferior Courts OF
Henrco, and Hastings Court. HIS office present in
part the tenement of MI Ro Grcenlow near the Ma
finc Insurance Office March 20 IB3u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-03-20

Holm MCPHERSON, attorney ut LaH, will practice
~ IN The superior aud nferer Courts Of the county OF
henIco aud city Of Richmond. Ills Office al the sOuti
corner OF y. 18th MI. Allisous Glass Store
March
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-06-23

T7Ob be fold at public Auction. by order of the
court, on the premife' on the twenty fourth
day of June inf. at one O'Clock in the afternoon
the whole, or 70 much of the Real Eltate of J0hN
Turkey, late of Raymond 10 the county of Cum
berand cooper, decesfsd as will produce the fun
of fix hundred and twenty dollars, to pay the juft
deb.s of faid deceafed with incidental charge
Said real eilate conffs of the homeffead of iaid
deceafed with the buildings thereon, d,uated 10
faid Raymond, containing about fifty three acres,
excepting out of the fame fix acres fet off to the
Widows 6ower--and the whole fuhject TO mort
gage of about eight hundred doars.-Afo one
third of two hundred acres of land Gtuated in
Freeman in the county of Somerfet being ot No
4 10 range q. and Lot No. l. in range ALTO at
The fame time aud place, the remainder of the
perfonal enate of laid decesisd, by order of the
Judge of Probate.
Dated this fecoud day of June 1878.
EDWARD MEAYBERRY, Admr.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-06-23

To fhe heirs Iegatees and creditors of the eate of
WILLIAM cox late Of Fsarrifou. in the coun.
~ of Cumberland, deceafed
MARY GRAY late Mary Cox, widow of faid
AVA deceafed. having made application TO me for
warrant of dover TO fet of 10 her in feveraIsy
her portion 10 the real eftate of faid decesied, and
alto for order upon the Executor of iaid decsaf
ed, to deliver her the part or portion of his
perfoaal effate or an allowance out of the fame TO
which fhe is by law entitled: You are hereby no
tilted thar the fame will be conGdered at Probate
Court TO be held al the probate office in Portland
in faid county on Wednsidsy the twenty fecond
day of July next at O'Clock in the forenoon at
which time ard place you may be prefens and hew
cauie if any you have why the same ihoald not be
granted.
Given under my hand at Portland afOrefaid this
fourth day of Iune 1913
SAM FREEMAN Judge of Probate,
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-06-23
Commonwealth of MalacbuGtts.

Commonwealth Of Magacb4jStts.
LINcoIs. $50 JAMES ROGERS. A3ssivi,s.o
"a, oa iBs ERats Of GEORGE THOMAS, late 81
Bowdoinham, ia s0id County. ssesefs
oaEETINC
YOU are hereby ordered to notify the Heirs at
law creditors and all perion. intereited, -
That your accoun, of Administration on he elfste
of laid deceased, viii beofferea for allowance at
Probate Cours a. Topihsu,, on Monday tie Gath
da of AuguG ne1t when and where they may be
preleot if they Zee caufc And alto at said Court
the widows claim for an allowance will be con
sidered Perfonai netcs TO be given by ali iaid
Heirs who reside 10 the county of Lincoln and
further notice to be given by inserting copy If
this notice ir. the Portland Gazette printed at
Portland, three weeks ,ucceiEvely thirty days be
fore laid Court of Probate. +
Given under my hand ibis seventh day o
March, in he year of our Lord, eishleeu hun
dred and eighteen.
JERR BAILEY, Js9ge IF P,ebste
A true Copy.
Auea, JOHN II. SHEPPARD. Rsg;a~.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-06-23

THE fubscribers having been appointed by the
Hon samuel Freeman, Efq, 10 receive and
examine the claims of creditors TO the ellate of
ROBERT STRONG late of Portland 10 the
county of Cumberland mariner deceafed repre-.
ien1td Inioivent, hereby give pubic notice.
That SIX months il allowed from his date 20 laid
creditors bring in and prove their claims and
that we will attend that service at The Office Of
JAMES NEAL. Zig. ia faid Portland on The fourth
Monday of this and the four following mcnIhs.
and on the 6Els Monday Of December next, At two
O'Clock in the afternoon Of each of faid days
SAMUEL +. HUSSEY,
LEsl QUlMBY.
Portland, June 10, 1915.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-06-23
NOTICE.

THE fubfsribers having been appointed by the
Judge of Probate sc fer he county of Lia-
coin, 10 receive and examine the claims of the cred
itofs to the elfate of CHARLES RAZOR, Jun
late of Putnam, in faid county, yeoman, deeeafsd
Represented intoivent; hereby give notice, that fix
months are allowed TO fad creditors for bringing
in and proving their debts and that they viii AT
tend that fervice at the Office of Ilaac G. Reed in
Wadoboro' on the fri Monday of July Auguf
October, and November next, from ten o 'cio.k
A. NJ. 10 three o eock P. M on each of faid days
PAlN ELWELL'} Commlfl;oner.
ISAAC G REED,
Wadoboro' Nav 81 1913
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-06-23
NOTICE.
Abraham .Leauit'S Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given 10 the heirs and cred
w TORS of tbe eilate OF ABRAHAM LEaVIf,
late of scarborough, in the county of Cumberland,
gentleman deceased, and all others concerned =
That John Lesvit, administrator Of taid eltate
has exhibited TO the iubscriber, Judge of the
Court Of Probate within aud for said couaty, his
fecond account Of administration of fad enate !;
add that the fame will be considered at Probate
Court 20 be held at the Probate Office 10 Poet
land, in lsid county on Wednesday the twenty
fecond day Of Ju'Y pext, at ten O'Clock in the
forenoon, when and where they may be prelsnt
and ihew csufe, if any they have, why the fame
fhould not be allowed
Given under my hand at Portland, this tenth
day of June, 10 che year Of our Lord eighteen
hundred and eighteen.
SAMUEL FREEMAN
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-06-23
NOTICE.

THE subscribers having fold their flock of Books
and Stationary to Mr.. WILLIAM HYDE, who
has taken the fore lately occupied by and made
large additions TO the flock, would recommend
him 10 the patronage of our former cuilomers and
rhe pubic generally, believing that they may pur
chafe articles 10 this line of bulinels on as good
terms of him. any other Bookfiore in the Uni
ted States and be as honorably dealt with
MUSsEY 81 WHITMAN.
Por tisnd, June 9Th 1918.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-06-23
SONGS or ZlO.vt
lust published and Tor sale by E. GOOD
! ALE, the ID Edition nf
SONGS OF ZION,
BY NJ. SPRINGER, Jun

BY NJ. SPRINGER, Jun-
To those WAC have seen The frs, Edition
netting need be SAID in favor of this iillle vol
ume.--Tbe second Eduion contains en addition
OF this most approved and popular hymns, aud
the whole forms the most Convenient an5 chest
collection Of spiritual and experimental Songs
ever Jet published. For sale slso BY NJ. Sprn
ger. j.. GarGsner; N Cheever, Haiiozueii; viii
liam Hyde, Portland w & H. HYDE. Bah,
and Enock Coodsle, Saco Price IS SO per
doz. 81 ID CTS. single.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-06-23
Insurance Brokers Office.

THE UNITED MARINE K FIRE INsU-
RANCE COMPANY, of Portland, having
discontinued underwriting. the iubtcrber gives
notice that he has opened an office in the lame
building for the purpoie Of Nisrine Infurance
where the euilomers 10 the late Office and others
are invited to call--nOns bur good names will be
offered. JAMES NEAL.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-06-23
Wh0feSaie g. Retal
Book q Stationary Store.
WILLIAM HYDE,
ITAvING purchafea of MsGrs Mufey and
4 Whitman, their whole flock of
DaI. - psux...

i i Whitman, their whole fiock of
Books and Stationary,
and taken the store lately occupied by them, No.
8, MuiTey's Row, and added the former Gock of
Wm. 4 H Hyde TO The above. DOW offers for fale
at the above itore. by wholeiae or retail on the
mod liberal terms one ofthe mon complete and
beit chofen aocks 10 New England, lie will keep
eonAan,ly on hand good aIortment OF Theolog-
ical. Law, Medical, Cisfh cal aud School Books,
Blank account Books and Stationary. Profeiiional
gentemen, inisruetors of Academies aud Schools
Merchants in town aod country, aod Ladies and
Gentlemen generally mott RESPECTFULLY invited
TO call at The above fore, where they are aHured
that every article in this line of buhuess wili be
fold on as good terms as at any other Bookaore in
she United States, the mon reipeetful attention
paid them, and every favor received and acknowl
edged with gratitude.
June g.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-06-23

FIlHE copartnershp under the firm of
Il Naftaa !. Isaac Winslo5g,
was dissolved by mutual consent on tue tst inst.
All persons indebted 10 said firm are requested TO
make immediate payment TO Nathan Winsiow, who
continues business at their former store.
NATHAN WINSLOW,
9th Mo. s. 1918. ISAAC WINSLOW.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-06-23
MILLRR'S
Celebrated ITCH OINTMENT.

offered 70 the public IS being one of the ea.
siesi snJ safest cures for this Disorder Long
experience has proved he efficacy ftbis Oint.
meat. 1tis perfectly safe IN lis opeI alton. snd
~ be applied to the smallest iaf.nt without
d'hger. The seem is sgreeable-I'is not ne
eeSssry Tor The patient % take bfimstone, ass
common IN oiher Ointment, This Ointment y
pu' up'R TN boxes, convenient 70 carry, and
each nuae bex will be accompanied with d.
rec '"''s II genuine, "a will be signed BY JotL
MlLLER. The shove Onsmen' may De hsd ~
small or large quantities Of IoRL MILLER, s.
Se9fge Decor CFus HoseQok, Sign OF y.
Luxe Heed, No 50. Hanover street, Or. Saa-
II. Norton u. M 4. Newbu.y Street Bosom
OF -ar. SenjaEafa 6Htmsa Portland dVery RaS-
S0h' marlborough ; oil. jude Hide OF Buns
wi~R Massey Heatey. Gso,ge nc Leiian ard Ne
man es, Ihomss own, and Oates Perry, Cam
DC" ks Y Gsey, Friendship: George RStfass''
ST. George.
~ The above Oinmen, i sold also By Ihs
PFiac'pai ApolhecAt,es, Booksellers snd Traders
N Massachusetts aud lnshe British provinces
February, 10. TT
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-06-23

NOTICE is hereby given TO the heirs and cred
y itors ofthe eilste Of MARK RIDLEY late of
Harpswe ~ the county Of Cumberland yeoman
deeeaied, and all others concerned-That Marx
Ridley. has exhibited 10 me the fubscrber, Judge
of the Court of Probate within and for laid coun-
ty, an inftrum. OF purportng 70 be the lac Will
and tellsment If iaid decesfed and that the
fame will be cont dered at Probate CCurt to be
held at the ProbNe Office in Portland in laid
county, ON Wednesday he twenty fscond day of
July next at ten O'Clock IN the forenoon, when
and where they may be prelent and thew caufe, il
any they have, why The lame fhoud not be pro
we'd approved and allowed as The lsn Win and
Tefismeng Of faid deceased
Given under nay hand at Portland this enth
day of June, in the year of eur Lord eighteen hun.
dred ssd eighteen SAMUEL FREEMAN
T'HR fubfcriber hereby gives public notice TO all
concerned thar he has been duly appointed
and taken upon hiaaielf the .ruit of Executor
of the Ian Will and Teitament Of BENZ AMIN
COBB late of Wetbrook IN the county Of Cum
berand Yeoman. decealed, by giving bond as The
Law directs-He therefore requests all perions
who are indebted to the faid deceafeds eitste 10
make imnedisi payment aud thoie who have
any demands thereon, to exhibit tke fame 10
RICHARD COBB.
Weabrook, June 10, 1918.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-06-23


The insen or u this eflicycious and invaluable
composition, Is fatty sensible under what
disadvantages he offers TO The public lately dis
cvered medicine From lie multitude Of med
cisI compounds, With descriptions Of which The
papers III every patt oftbe continent abound, he
u awaie inst Ill hebpy aud repested experience
nro, es me II; Ct ot lis medicine his composition
viii b. class by many among he nssIunfs OF
ql+ckely Eu, assured IT lhe virtues d this
Tine uie lie cuaes to. ward with q consciousness
Ut deserving and confidence Of receymg NJ er
tali trial ~ It's properties IS dc, I'll tie en-
cout sgement which il menis. ItMas motive
of humsnity which first prompted The disco.erer
TO try It's wers, rather than prospect az is
beng Incentive ]; snd from epested ,risIs which
hsve been made with II on consumpuve patients
hss generally proved successful and uniform
~ alievsiing and has exceeded the expecta-
tons Of the most ssDgu.ne. The composition
has bsen r3nouncsd in Great B,i,sin w tl.e
frst medical characters IN the kingdom The on.
y infailiois cue or relief in pulmonary com
plan Patients who have been in vi a i calf
ID the last stage OF |, cosumi ton, by the use of
tew phias Of the medicine have been restored
20 piistine health and sigour. To those Who
have tried every medicine in vain and WHO have
been at one moment hattered with returning
health ana sg&in cen Disappointed u the DeAt
= tt0i Va It's Virtue ~ earnestly n.
The preparation is be rEecly innocent even oil.
the constitutions Ut iniau,s. bur II rust be tsken
sgreesbiy to the dn uetlans which accompany
each phial.
To those who are affected with any disorder
Of the lungs, he use of il never tails D give
relief. To those who have confirmed phlhisic
well Is to those who have only is iacineut
symp oms the use his medicine VIII give inn
mediate aud las ing GelIgt. It is Like Aise he
sufes, and most eiia, tual remedy in Aaassica
or dtop~y md VII saheI cectlSr sfiec,ions
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-06-23

NOIlCE IS hereby given, Ihst the subscriber
has been duty snpointed Guardian of Eben
S.sr lhofho'Ses OF 81 George, in die county Of
a eo.n' You eomPos person and has taken
u on him elf that ttust, by .-iying bonds u ~
law dirt cs. And i'll persons HAVING 3ar,.0Js
upon the estate Of the said Ebene2er fhornG;ks
ere requested 70 exhibit the same, and an Der
sons lndcoted n the said estate, are called uoon
20 mike payment; ard eli pe,sons are herehy
forbidden 70 trust or desi vi b The sid Fbene.
zcr Tholni Se.
- ko8EkTTHORNDIKE, Guard
Thomastof, Feb. 26, S8lSs
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-06-23
B. & q. WILLIS,

TTAyE asst received in addition to their large
= Il Stock, few packages prime GOODS,
--AAoNG gpGcH Ar
1 case high cotpu''i tnrnitures
Go initiation Plaid Cahcoes
Q do black Canson anu Barcelona Hdkfs.
do Canton Grapes, choice Colours aud hgIr'd
Black MAXIM diHo
Black and coioufd Levantines--lndia Camblet
---rich Sarniture and plain Ribbons-~Long Lawn.
case Ir,sb Linntn Daaask, lron 4 4 to f4-i
Likeeise a great variety Of FRENCH FAN
CY ARTICLES. and case assorted Eight CAM
brics and Cambria Prints from 8 TO 6-i, &c. sc.
jane
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-06-23
Portland Bank Bills.

vTSEB holders Of Bills OF the Portland Bank are
rsqueised TO forward them to the Bank for re
demption az foon. as pofIible, as they are abont
clo6ng their bulueis If. May 10.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-06-23

1.-THE Nativity of ST. JOHN the Baptist, will
Il be celebrated in SAco, ea WEDNESDAY
The 24th inSt.--An Address to be delivered by
Hon. Bro. joan HOLMES, of Alfred. Brethren
Of nejghbouring Lodges are respectfully invited
to attend. Per Order,
REUBEN II. GREEN, Secretary.
OF Tickets may be had of Brother w. w.
CLEAvEs. June II, 1918.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-06-23

For sale, one bushei Of the large Norfolk TuRSIP
SEED. and halfa bushel OF the seed Of the Swedish
TURSIP, or RITA BAGA, L believe known here by
the name Of Laplsad ruruip, tie most valuable
root 10 the world except the Potatoe, and cultyat
ed like The French rurnip. CIhe Swedish Turnip
Seed Unsupported last year, For the two last
articles apply either st my house or to Messrs. n.
s. l.. DANA, Merchants, Portland
Minot, June 8. WILLIAM LADD,
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-06-23

II HE subscriber has imported per Galen, flom
Il London, the following among great variety
Of other SEEDS, viz RYE GRASS, TREFoIY,
ST FoIN LucERN, BUREET, MEADow.O At
GRAss, MANGEL WoRzEL, or root Of ScARBTR,
TALAyERA WHEAT, ENGLISH RYE and BAL.
LEY. Amateurs of agriculture will be cheerfuly
supplied with samples of the above mentioned
Seeds, by applying at my house.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-09-29
FROM LONDON PAPERS,
Received at the Office Of the Commercial
4duertiser.
LONDON, Aug

LONDON, Aug. /.
A letter from the Rev. V. Solomon,
now 10 Poland, states, that many Of the
Jews receive the Hebrew New Testament
with avidity; that when one is given
several form ring in the street to listen
TO its contents /; one of them reading
aloud, and they follow him to the ina, re-
questing explanations. 10 one of the
Catholic towns OF Germany, application
was made for 200 copies for the soldiers 10
the barracks, and others desired them, in
order to know what was contained in that
forbidden book.
Fouche and his family lodge in the
house of his friend, Baron Winner, on the
Parade at Prague. He is going to re-
move to Lintz, city Of far less beauty
and attraction, except that instead of the
Modau, it lies upon the banks of the
Danube, aud is contiguous to the vast es
tates. for the purchase Of which Fouche
is now in treaty. He has remained in re-
tirement ever since he left Dresden, but it
is whispered that Madame Fouche in
tends to resume her state when she ar
rives at Lint.
Carlsbad is more resorted te'this sum-
mer than usual $50 Russian families
are there at present, besides AusIrians,
Hungarians, Bohemians, Saxons, and
Prussians. Rents of houses, charges at
hotels, and prices of provisions are very
dear, The prospect of fine wine har-
vest has exceedingly lowered the price OF
that article, especially in Hungary and
about the Rhine. Toeplitz is likewise
very full Of company. The little bathing
place has assumed an Importance in con-
sequence of its having been the resting
spot of the Emperor of Russia, the EN-.
peror of Austria, and the King of Prus,
STA, after the death Of General Moreau,
and the retreat of the allies from before
Dresden. Close to Toepiitz we're fought
the battles Of Kuhn, in which the allies
were successful, aud Vandamme was TAX
en- prisoner. This result led to the battle
Of Leipzig.
On the spot where Moreau was NOR
tally wounded, near the village of Rech
nitz, about mile and half from ORES
den, the Emperor Alexander has erectec
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-09-29

the dignity OF prince Of the blood Of the
House Of Bourbon to deny the vilIamou:
accusations thus brought against him BY
Maubrieulle, and Msubriealle. was con
victed Of having stolen the Jewellery and
sentenced to perpetual imp sonnedt. He
was shifted from prison to prison by order
! OF the French government until be was
confined in Jail on the Netherland from
tier, whence he escaped early in the last
spring.
Whether sill in the same employment
or not, certain il is that pretty nearly the
same thoughts occupied his mind, and he
went to Vienna. When there, he found
that young Napoleon was at the palace of
Schoenbrunn near the city. Maubiieuile
Immediately changed bis residence Tor the
more immediate vicinity of Schoenbrunn,
where he attached himself to the clergy
man of the parish, who was one of the
tutors Of the yonng prince.--By this cler-
gyman Maubrieulle was frequently intro
duced into the gardens, &c. Of the palace,
but BID never the fortune TO ascertain the
|persouot young NapoIeou.
The last visit made by the Priest and
Maubrieulle to the gardens, he saw a
sulagt well dressed boy walking ia the
sllrnbbery. He was instantly impressed
with Tie belief that this boy was the son
|of Bonaparte, and his destined victim
He watched him vigilantiy until he saw
him nearly developed in cIump of young
trees he then sprang toward him, and at
the instant drew a dagger; the boy hear
ing noise, turned round, and seeing
Maubrieulle with the dagger 10 his hand,
within few PAGES of him, be said at
once, :" you want young Napoleon, am
one Of his piaymates; there he is" point
ing toward boy about his own age, who
was short distance from them. Maui
brieule was now as certain of his victim
as if his dagger had been already bathed
in his hearts blood.---He lost not mo-
ment, but crouchine and stealing forward
until he came within striking distance,
when he plunged his dagger into the play
full boy, who fell lifeless at his feet.
While this tragedy was performing.
Napoleon the younger--for he il was
whom we left in the clump of trees, and
whose presence of mind had turned aside
the dagger of the assassin-precipitately,
and by the nearest route, went to the
guard and gave the alarm Precautions
were instantly taken, every avenue was
guarded, the garden was searched, Mau-
brieuiie, the priest, and stranger, were
found and arrested. In few hours they
were all tried and put to death. 1t is
said the confessions of Maubrieule and
the stranger, containing very important
matter, were sent by the court of Vienna
to all the principal courts of Europe.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1818-09-29
Novel and Interesting Occurrence.
PRrEasBURG, Vir. Sept. 8.


The following singular incident, we are
assured by respectable friend, occurred
short time since, between young gen.
llemsn and young lady, in an adjacent
county. The parties both possessed a
small property, were of respectable con-
nections, ard had been for some time en-
gagged to be married. But some unfortu-
nate circumstances having opposed and
retarded their union, they were, in an
unlucky moment, induced by their warm
and confding affections, to anticipate the
event and in the ordinary course of
such matters, fine child was born unto
them. The lover. nows asS3ming indif
ferent aud neglectful, and apparently dis
regarding his solemn vows; the unhappy
girl was advised to swear the child to him,
as we'll to obtain its maintenance, as to
expose the circumstances, which had led
TO her calamity. She was required to
appear in Court, to depose to the fact
that he was the father. She was young
and beautiful, her appearance sorrowful
and interesting, her department perfectly
modest and correct--free from any af-
fected sensibility and devoid of all for
wardness. After being sworn, she stated
that she had only to say that Mr..
was the father Of her child; if other tes-
timony was required, ii could be obtained
from witnesses who were now present"
The attorney for the commonwealth re-
marked, 6 YOU are positive. madam, thai,
Mr.. -- is the father Of your child p
= Yes, sir, it is impossible that any other
person could have BEEN" Never did a
woman excite a more general sympathy
than Miss -- did at this moment. You
might see, through her eyes, the inward