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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-12
Notice..

ALL persons having claims agalnes'r .s
~ estate of Samuel Chard. late ol ~. la'
Washington, deceased. are hereby lo' n"i,
to exhibit the same to the subscrIner, a ~,
authenticated, on or before the Is. .; 4 I :.
next and all persons Indebted 10 saw n,
tate will please 10 pay the amount 10 w. =.
subscriber, who is duly authorized 10
Ceive the same. ...,r;y.
HANNAH LHARD, Admlnl'al .s
Fart Washington, Dec rs. ~
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Blank Books and Stationary
Articles.
lust received ADD tor sale by
- ANDR. Il. KENNEDY.

n USI receiver aOu Tor sale by
- ANDR. +. KENNEDY.
A complete assortment Of ledgers; Jour
mails and day books; letter, invoice, blank
aud mem. books of every size and variety,
faint lined and plain.
Record books OF every descriptions,
so Gross Bonnet boards,
1900 lbs Band box do
F. Cap writing paper, Nos. q. 8.
S. 6ne quarto post, gilt Y c0loured,
Hot pressed 4 plain, S. fine
playing cards,
Paper hangings, of new patterns, with a
general assortment OF other goods 10
bis line.
N B, A. T. Kennedy is constantly sup
piled with all the new publications OF me-
Iii. Every description of Am. school
books oy the dOz. at liberal discount for
cash.
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To Rent.

ArSs A convenient three story brick
E1xN HOUSE on FaWfax-streel, oppo-
Esss ute Bryan dampson & Son. rhs
49, premises have lately been repair
ed and put 10 good order. To good
tenant the rent will be S-Euquire of
JOHN ADAM.
ian 81
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Tickets Lost.

0F The following Nos. in the National
" Lottery 9Th class VIZ. No. 663!-
IL, 44i-S632-663 3-6634-6635 and
IN the University Lottery No. 1851 r
934l. The finder is requested to leave
themwith the printer and receive suita.
bic reward.
p1 &
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Eor Sale on Rent,

Possession giOsn Nth Fsbruary;
AFrame DWELLING HOUSE.
@TM adjoining the northwest corner OF
EHSN Pitt and Cameron-sts. Further
o articuIars may be known by ap-
ANDREW T. KENNEDY.
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To Rent.

That two story frame house
kXf on King street, at present occupi-
Msaaied by S. D. Harper. II is an
$3.50 excellent stand for business, ana
the rent will be moderate, For ternslap-
~ S. D. HARPER, or
JONAH ISABEL.
sept CT
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Fog Sale or to Rent.

HNAE three story brick house on Prince
Il street, next door below Doctor Vows
ellis, where now liye.-PossessIon gwen
Immediately. ELIZA KING.
Ian Il
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Indian Infrmapy.

TAR. B. M. SMITH, late Of Baltimore
I hers leave to inform the Citizens OF
washington, Alexandra and Georgetown;
and Their vicinity, thathe has commenced
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To Rent,

80 A MILL, with good stand tor
&TFA. Dry Good aud Grocery Store !;
80 not far distant from the District OF
H.EsI Calumhia. The mill has been
lust repaired. Enquire Of .. Minor Esq
deputy marshal, Alexandra, or Jeremiah
Bronaugh, Esq. Georgetown.
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To Rent.

H'AE Wharf ani Warehouse now in the
Il occupancy of VI. Miller, 4 Son known
by the name of Hepourns Warf Apply to
THOMAS IRWIN.
ian. 9-3t
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Best Chewing Tobacco : >.
GEVENTY-FlVE kegs and ha'l H par.
- of I2's 8's and pound twist = an soy
cIay's Brand, warranted suPerIo.t. IT, = .ebr t
IN the District, just'receiyedby Ius
John. Capt. Burke, and fersase ey :,
Nv. eawti
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GROCERIES.

OF EVERY DESCRIPTIONS.
Carefully selected for family use.-H.
solicits share Of their patronage, as he
will endeayour to give general satisfaction
to all who favourbim with their custom.
dec e. 2aw3w
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Joseph B. Blunt.

WISHES to inform bis friends and IL.
w public in general, that be has rem ,Ns
ed from bis former stand, at the corner Of
Duke and st. Asaph-sts. to the north side
Of King street, between Columbus and
AIfred-sts. where be intends keeping -
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HOUSES, LANDS, sc.
To be Rented.

A house aud Lot on Union street,
@44fh lately occupied by the subscriber.
&SIa ANN LEAP.
EsNel dec 2 tI
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| do hereby certif y, thatal was afflicted
with an liberated sore leg for the space OF
years; andihad almost despaired OF ever
having 1t restored to former sOundness, but
fortunately heard OF Dr.. BENJAMIN Nj.
Smith, No. 90 Great York street, and on
application, in the short space OF three
weeks, had the pleasure of anticipating
perfect restoration, which blessing have
since realised, tomy great JOY and com.
fort. j. T. OpGere grocer.
Corner of Hill and Goodman streets.
DO hereby certify, that the above nam.
ed !. F. Ovaere appeared before me, and
was duly sworn to the facts as stated in
the above certificate.
Morgan Brown.
Baltimore, October 9th, 1890.
The subscriber, John B. Howell, de-
clares to all those afflicted with deafness,
that he was deaf for As years. He hear
ing of thu remarkable cures performed by
the Indian physician. Dr.. Smith, was in
dnced to make application for reliei; TO
bis establishment he was entirely cured in
short time, beyond his expectation.
John b. HoareU,
No. 70, French street. .. T
Baltimore, 10th .no.-affirmed before me.
W0rmadalke Igidee.
This IS % certify, that | was afflicted
with blindness so as TO pre- vent ne for
so@e time attending te ny business, and
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-05-08

curren, of my feeIieg. Your foiure useful
ness, your eleroal salvation, constitute mo-
tive so VAST, so solemn, that we're 10 yield 10
It's overwhelming Influence, l should pio-
rscl The hour Of separation, and fill up with
counsel and adinonillon the declining day.
i shall address you no uofe, shall meet
with you no more, uotiI, having past The SOL
emnities of death, meet you Ap eternity. 30
spend this intervening pcfiod,sI sdjufe you,
that that meeting be joyous, sod the immof-
tali,y which shall follow il, splendid as the
grace Of that God is free, TO whom surrender
ing my charge, now commit you. Leaving
with you this counsel, bid you an affection
ate and final lstewell."
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Up Baii..
PROyiDENcE Nay /.
NARROW ESCAPE.

On Wedoesdsy last, IS Dumber Of boys
were playing win a boat, coained 10 e post
by the side Of the river, near the Greene Cot
ton Msnufactory, 10 Warwick, the chain IN
expec,cdly gave way. and the boat, with a
son of MIR. Samuel Bennett, aged about five
years, in X, was precipi'aied over the mill
dam, Is feet. ProvidenIial,y the boat right.
ed, and The boy retained bis held ill per.
son weot 10 his assistance, and he was rescu.
ed from bis psrilous situation with little in.
Jury. Ga@ene.
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been received at New.Yo.k. The follow
ing summary Of their most important con-
teots, Is copied from the Conmereisl Ad-
vertiseT
GREAT-BRIrAIN.
In the British Parlismeut, il is q, last a.
vowed, tha, Ministers havs in contemplation
to relax their probibiIoty law. as TO the inter.
course with this couOtry and The Wes,.india
Islands.
Ireland continued in disturbed state. Two
fresh murders had been commilted, and sew.
ersi houses burnt 10 the ground.
The marriage of George w. with Dan.
i.h Princess, daughter OF the present 6'ng OF
Denmark, and aged only % years con,in-
ues 10 oecu2y the attention OF the London
Editors
His Msies,y is stated TO have Written let.
ter TO his sisiet,ibe LaDgfavIDe Of Hesss
Homburg, 10 which he states be intends to
proceed 10 the Continent IN the month OF June
next-Piepara,ions arc siresdy mahiog for
his reception at the court OF bomberg. His
Majesty purposes visiting the Courts OF VI
| emo aud Berlin, from whence be Will repair
[! 10 his II Hinovcfisn dominion,, aud take he
waters OF Pyfmont, which IN, physicians tare
recommended. The British Monarch is also
expected al A''',hs.aa'' s'o .e'e'a' u'" cp
o,a'' ;" 'o"h ''u'a'o" "'
a'eauy u"ue' 's"eH'S'' ~ '"0 A"''''' "
that Court.
Mr.. Canning's appoint meat os Governor
General Of Bengal, in he phce Of The Mar
quis of Hastings, is confirmed.
Accounts from Madeira, of the 18th Of
February, sle,e, that the soldiery had 10 tu-
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! rom h'S AS'Co'pe'7 @' tns |Y'"' rom
hamo",e" o, 100 's5" "oe' h'ff'B -. ''s
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TRUTH AND ELoQUENcg.

n latc auurc3s Oh FleSiocnt 1>olt, I'D INC CAM
lidsles for the BsccalaAreale, 10 Uo,on
College, nss peeu greary and Jusuy pssis-
cd. There are few flowers 10 tho fields Of
literature more frsg, ant, more beautiful or
more deserving attention, ,ben the follow
ing pious conclusion of President Eott's
address.
cannot sum mp all would say TO you bet
Ter than by placing the enuro chsractsr Of Je-
aus Christ befote you as pettect mudei, IN
the imia ion OF which will alike consist your
happiness a0d glo'y. Ga every important
qucs!ioa, In every Tying situstioo, ssk what
Was his conduct and 10, tho aosweF regulate
your own.
Me;h'nks your parents, sone OF whom
sec iV his assembly, add their sanction to tho
counsel am now delivering, Parents whom
] :nuot but commend, particularly 10 your'
ingeuuouspess, and from their kindness npd
soici,pde, derive ao argument TO cniofce all
;hu ghave said.
You will never know, until the bitterness
OF tiial ingratilu1e shalt teach you, the ex-
tent OF GuIy you owe them. On You their at.
ssctions have been pioced---oD you their treas.
nres expended. Win what tenderness they
administered TO your wants in helpless infan.
cy; with what patience they bore your indis-
C,e,ions 10 wayward chldhood and viii VIVA,
solicitude they watched your Steps in erriag
youth. No care has been too severe no
sclt-denisis too painful oo,sscriiccs too great
which would contribute to your felicity. To
you the meridian OF lie has bssn constantly
devoted, and even its checrless evening Is
rendered sopportable, by the prospect OF ieav-
Mg you the heirs Of their name and fortune.
For all this affection and kindness, the ooiy
iewa'c they expect, tho only requi,als they
Sex, Is, that when you enter upon the world,
you will set worthy Of yourselves, aud not dis
honor them.
And shalt this requital Se denied them!
Win you, BY your foilies, disturb even the
nsnquili'y Of age; rob decliniog life Of its
few remaiOios pleasures; and snatchog a.
way fom tho pasied hand Of your aged pa.
rents the last cup Of earthly consolation, bring
their g,ey hairs with sorrow to the grave
1t was noble spectacle, amidst the flames
that were consuming Troy, and while the
multitude were intent only on rescuing their
patty treasure, to see tho dutiful Gneas,
b-ating on his shoulders the venerable An
ehises, HE aged father, to . place Of safety.
Bur, ah how ta,e suchj OK ,mples Of filisi pis.
" My God J. the blood freezes ia tho veins
st The though, Of the ingra,i,ude OF children.
Spirns Of my sainled parents, could 1 recall
tho hours when IL was in my power to honor
you, how different should be my conduct!
"A! were not tho dead unmindiul Of the rev.
erence the living pay them, would disturb |
the silence OF your tombs with nightly prisons
and oedew the urn which contsins your ashes
with perpetual tears
II Is In your power 10 prevent the bitter.
~" OF such FeerAw, But muss arrest the
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position, who were then proclaimed, un-
der salute of artillery, and severally
sworn into Office -
tits Excellency
WILLIAM {. GIBBS, Esq.
CovERNoR.
The honorabke
CALEB EAHLE, Esq.
LIEUTESANT-covEk
SENATOR'S.
lst. THOMAS Fry, t.sg.
I'd. NATHAN BRowH, Esq.
I'd. JOHN D'WoLr, h.sq.
4th. BENJAMIN SMITH, Esq.
5th. WILLIAM HuMPHREY, Esq.
9th. STEPHhN B. CORNELL, Esq
9Th. WILLIAM WuIppLE, Esq.
9th. ELISHA WATSON, Esq.
9th. WILLIAM VALENrrxs, Es2y
10Th. John K. WATERWAY, Nso.
HENRY BowEN, Esq, Secretary
DuTEE J. PEARcE, ESQ. At,or. Gsn.
THOMAS q. PITMAN, Esq. Gen. Treas,
On Thursday the Grand Committee
proceeded TO the choice OF Tie civil and
military officers of ;he state. Jbe Off
GERS ct the last year were generally Ee-
elected. Fine choice OF Justices of the
Supreme Court, and those Of tie Com
mon Pleas, Tor Washington and Kent
was postponed TO the June SESSION. Az
tlfe mean 'iMe aoofnn'lttce was appolntS,,
ed 10 oeViSe Some meshcc O: improving
tnc ouPfeme IouTt, by reducing the
nnmofs' 10 report sihf June aesSlOn.
6e'u)n iclioe, 81 was appoInte0
Clerk OF The Coutt O Common Pleas,
ior the county Q! providence N Place. tI
dexter haNosiI, Lsq and oamuel NJ.
Da"s, Esq Iiefk oI hent Coury, IA
pace OF i-.H ~ NANCY, Lsq
Gen. George D'FFua "as chosen
MJoF-Oehtral IL the pace O! tIen.
trreene, who declined 2 fe,raoIorr
CharIes Coins Esq was chosen 1riEa-
d!st Setcfai oi tle hF>' DTi%adc, IN plaHS
OF zen "oU' pIomolco.
tion, the votes were found 70 STAND 1904
III the negative, 843 i'll the - firria:ive.
"A charter was granted to establish
turnpike road from Wicktord to Pdwca-
tuck Bridge.
A JOINT committee on the finances Of
the state, was appointed with instructions
to repor, at the June session.
Several acts were passed TO explain
aud enforce the revenue laws, particular
ly the tax on Banks. which is made pay
able on the first of June. In the mean
time the General Treasurer was author
lied to borrow $1,000, at an interest not
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CAUTION 10 FEMALES.

n few evenings sioee, respectable fe-
male, as sire was crossing from Pleasant
Street TO her home, near the Rev Mr. Ba-
ker's Meeting House, was assaulted aod
Knocked down by q black woman, who at.
tempted to rob her OF her cloak Some per-
soos passing in Broad-Stree,, bearing cries
Of disuess, ran TO her relief, and afes a short
pursuit, caught the assai!an,, and lodged her
in bridewell. A complaint has been entered
against her, and she is committed for trial at
the next Cour, of General Sessions Of the
Peace, on tho fourth Monday Of the present
month. ibid.
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NAVAL COURT MARTIAL.

We understand that the P'esiden, bss ap-
proved the sentence Of the Nava, Court
Martial, in the case Of Captain Sbsw, by
which he has been suspended from duIy tor
six months. Sesfss CensineI.
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@isleiIanv.
Ex,ract from Professor Haton's Pamphlet.
POTHICES

Potatoes shonid DO planted the ffst ten
Jays iG Nay, oi iittlc before plao,ing Indian
corn. But IL is better to postpone the plant
ing of potatoes thsa Of corn. Therefore, IN
the hurry Of spring work, farmers often leave
thcir po,atoes 10 be planted the last week IN
May. TO pIsot them carrier will never IN
lure the crop in any season; and 1t the sea-
son happen to be very dry about harvest time,
the crop will DC much better II planted the
first OF May.
Potatoes are always sure crop in the yell
Tow loan Of The mounianiou, parts oi me
counuy. Elder Turner, OF Nassau, wnose
farm is Que OF the most III ou0IaiDous IN the
country, plapts pota,oes the tore part oi May
on swa,d land, and rarely has less than tour
or five hundred bushels from an ecre.--On
all soils potatoes snouid be planted on swaid
isnd abou, the first Of May, If convenient.
Seed potatoss should nevoe be cut---one
l,r.c whole poistoo is sufficient Tor bill
The outside skin Of polatoe, called the Gu
,cle, is The most durable part, aud retains tho
rpoi,l ure for the use of the young plant, un-
m il i, ali exhaosted. IL potatoes are cut,
the nu,titiye juice is absorbed 10 gna, mca-
sure by the earth. The evil Of cutting seed
potatoes i, more manifest on d'y soil than
IL moist, is mistaken opinion ihat whole
p,tatoe is not good, on account oil brinsing
Mo plants too neat together ior the roots,
which y!old al we seek for, sptead IN all di'
recuons, and fill the bill.
Potatoes planted 10 sendy OF iosmy soi',
will yield one third mote n a table spoon iull
nj plaster be Ih'own upon the naked potatoes
IN each hill, alter they are dropped, and be-
fore they ave covered.
Yard manure is very useful, II laid over the
potatoes in each hill, after an inch OF soil has
been laid upon them and then the hill COW
oted as deep as usual. Blt ii the manure is
laid directly upon the naked seed, or undeI
it,la drought will injure the crop.
The mcst convenient method Tor raising
POTATOES, is TO plant them about the margins
Of cofnlields. Then horse may tu'n upor
them, when ploughing among the corn, with
%, injury.
Potatoes should be hoed WREN FIRST up
Just to clear out tho weeds, without making
any hill. After they grow up about SIX oil
seven inches, they should DO h,lled up fo'
the. last tine. II weeds spring up among
them, they should be pulled out, not hoct
out. For if boed again, many new potatoes
wi,! set, which will never grow large enoJgt
for use, but will check ,he growth OF those
curlv set. - % :n
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A Coroner's IoqossI was summoned on
Tuesday morning on the body of drowned
man, found in our hs,bor; ne appeared TO
be about so years of age, and had apparently
lain in the water fortnight. Nothing was
found about bis person, by which his name
could be ascertained. He was dressed In
sailors clothes. The ve,di ofthe Jory was
that he caue to his death by drowDing.--Io.
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Csp,. Dcwues is said 10 have been appoint
ed 10 The command Of The Unned Sts.es ffis.
ate Guerrier, now lyiog Q, Nor!eik.
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STATE ELECTION
WEDNESDAY, MAY 8. Is2


On Wednesday last the Legislature
OF this state convened in This town, IL
greeably 10 ancient usage, for the pvr-
pose oioTganlzing the stits government oc
the ensuing political year, and Tor the
choice OF civiI and military officers.
AT 10 O'Clock, the Governor, Lieu.
tenant-Governor, Secretary, Attorney
General, General Treasurer, and t!p.
members OF both branches OF the Legis-
iature, proceeded by the Sheriff, and
number OF military officers and citizens,
VI we're escorted from the Governors house
to the State HOUSE, by the Artillery, un.
der Col. RANDOLPH, and the Volun-
teers, under Caps. HELME.
On organizing the house, ELISHA
MATTHEwsoN, Esq. was chosen Speak
er and lHoMAs RIVERS, Esq. Clerk.
A committee was appointed to count
the Proxies given ior General Officers.
In the afternoon the following gentlemen
were declared to be elected, without op-
position, who were then proclaimed, un-
der salute of artillery, and severally
cuorn into office -
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foreign.

Late Grrlval iron, England.
London pspefs to the evening OF March 80
and Liverpool Of the lst OF April, have
been received at New Yo'k. The follow
ing summary of their mos, important con-
teo.s, is copied from the Cornmereisl Ad-
verliser
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-03-20

It seems, from the list of candidates for the
Senate, that we did not mistake the publicl1
sentiment in relation to the selection Of new
candidates. They are taken from the number
of these who have the advantage of some ex-
petience in legislation, and who have repeat
edly been honoured with the confidence of the
people. That the name of another gentle
man, in the north part of the County, who
stands high in the estimation of his fellow-citi-
gems, and who has also the Recommendation of
experience, was not placed on the list, is, we
learn, wholly owing to the assurances of his
personal friends that he would not suffer him
self 10 be candidate. This explanation may
be gratifying to- those who may have looked
for another mime; and viii probably remove
she only objection to the vigorous and united
support Of the whole list!-The Stale expects
every man TO do his duty.n
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WORCESTER,
WEDNESDAY, MARcH 90, 1929.
THE ELECTYOM.

The Meeting of Federal Republicans, held
in this town, last week, was much more gene
rally and numerously attended than has been
usual. Nearly every town in the County was
represented on the Committee appointed to
prepare list of Candidates for the Senate
The list reported by the Committee was at
once adopted. The proceedings of the meet
ing, and an Address to the Electors, were di-
rected to be published, and will be furnished
us for our next paper. The following is the
list of candidates agreed upon, for Senators,
from this County for the ensuing year. We
presume there is no occasion, this week, for
saying single word to induce the people to
give it their hearty support
Hon. AARON TUFTS,
SALEM ToWNE, jr
NATHANIEL JONES.
BENJAMIN ADAMS,
STEPHEN P. GARDNER.
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10 this town, on the 18Th inst. Miss Angelina
Johnson, aged Is years.
Al shrewsbury on the 18th inst. suddenly,
Mr.. Nathaniel Dean, aged 62.
In Brookfeld, Feb. 9th, Mr.. Ebenezer Wins
low, formerly of Petersham, aged 73. TPrint-
ers IN NeU- York and .New-H Hampshire are re-
q'tested 10 insert this death.
In New-York, of consumption, Mr.. Josiah
W. Lincoln, printer, late of Petersham, Mass.
aged %. -''-''
Drowned, (suicide) in Canterbury, Con.
miss Mary Hutchens, aged about 22 years-a
victim to the arts of An unprincipled seducer.
At Mobile, Feb. 9th, Col Daniel Morrill,.
late OF Salisbury, (Mass.) aged %.
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[CoMMuN1cArIoN.1
REM.aRK.4BLE PHEf;0;ME.NON'

A11E T11EsfO1nE1NON.
A most splendid meteor made its appearance
about 10 o'clock, on Saturday evening last,
which continued for the space of a minute
It passed from the north in southerly direc-
ton; and, although the moon Ahone very
bright, it flashed a, brilliant light on every
thing around. 1t exceeded any thing Of the
KIND witnessed in this vicinity for many years.
.4shbu'nhana, March II, 1892
The same meteor was seen in various parts
OF New-Engand and Newly York.