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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-11-23
$40 .scres Of locust LAND,

. ~ CFCicS w AlSCuSt AtllNs
originally Of first quality, and very successful attempt
has been made to improve it. By excluding stock one
dollar per in clover and plaster will bring in
ue and product to land in the adjoining county, that
now sells at three times as much will be taken for
this 1t is divided into six fields capable of producing
in good 500 barrels Of corn 1900 1000 BUSH
els of wheat and other grain and 90 hogsheads bright
tobacco, Of which the crop on hand affords good
proof.
The dwelling house is two stories, with four rooms
and spacious passage on each hoor on an eminence
commanding beautiful view ofthe mountains miles
distant, with all other necessary buildings. Nothing
but the want offlnds induces the sale, and it will be
sold much under its value; has crop Of 500 barrels of
corn on it, and crop Of wheat on very fine land
1t would be cultivated very advantageous terms next
year purchaser, either farmed, i'll partnership,
the force &C. let with it. For agreeable society and
good health, it be surpassed. With 40 in fami
~, have scarcely had fever it in the four years
have occupied it. Other property in town or coun-
try would be taken in part payment Doctor ii. Peake
of Alexandria, will give any further information.
WILLIAM HEBB.
nov 22-4t Near Haymarket, Pa
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-20

bcSs for her, wih sopg and chorus OF Nups 20 the
tune of Stony Batterso that upon reflection the unia
yoablc )udgmenof the performers, this nv second
attempt, shielded me from additional Disgrace few
minues after Miss Galley bad thus accOscd INC conf
entcred the box, with lady leaning his arm Miss
Catey, catching his eye, called out; "Iow 90 YOU do
Lconc hear ynu're married-is that your wife? bid
her stand up I'LL see herr Leon abasheS whispered
TO the lady, who with good humourcd compliance stood
up Galley, after surveying her little, said, ella.
very well indeed. like your chcicc.n The audience
around us seemed more diverted with this scene in the
boxes than that the stage, Miss Galley and her
oddities were well known to all. She was QUO of tho
most beautiful women saw: tie expression of her
eyes, and the smiles and dmnpe tat PLAYED round her
lips and checks, enchanting. She eccentric but had
All excellent heart. Whcu was about sixteen wears
old, i took drawing ofher in Dublin. SIackln. who
had previously sat for in his gown aud cap when at
his lodgings in DrunconJa Iauc, Dublin, gave me an
open lee: of introduction, the purport of which WAS
that as had succeeded SO captaliy in the likeness OF
ugly old fellow ike himself he wished to give my pe-
MUS an opportunity Of display in portrait of youth
and beauty She her bal plain over her fr chcad
IN an even line almost 10 her eyebrows This set The
fashion in Dubln and the word with all the ladies to
have their hair CdttcGed Miss Galley and her mother
lived in DrumcoDdra>anc.
My heath got i'll from anxiety and iabour of hard
STUDY and called in DR. H. Saunders " TO lived near
Spring Gardens. He of the most eminent
physicians OF the day, 1nd recommended 10 me hy Mr.
Colman. The Doctor advised me 10 60 TO Malratc
whittier went with my brother and my little son
iottenham having placed my other child Adelaide al
Mrs HeubeiPs boarding school, Lincons Inn Fields.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-20
JRGET3.

~ rules, holden in the clerks office or fia ~ r.
[oaCecry for the Richmond district, the jd day ofApriI,
Robert POorc, Z. & A. Trbbard Rant, all
"E'' P'Tnes, doing business under the finn Of Rankin
80 peterson and Mckinley. partners
I merchants doing business under tire ylcof Peterson
u McA3,ney' Thomas Cookey, and H. L. Philip aud
against I
''Gn Hendree, VIM W. Hcuirg, Elijah Brown Geagre
i'ng''S' Hamilton Pot's VIM w. Smith, Albert ".
aud Robert SCOT, J,,S
. ue 'eisE'ants John Fendrec, and Elijah Brown not
n''Hg entered their appearance and gwen security ac
20 ne act OF assembly aul the rslcs Of this court.
PlFa"S by satisfactory evidence tnat they are not
OF TINS country; IL is ordered ha: the said de-
'u''S 90 appear here me tenth day OF tsneS, term
'',"c' lne bi Of the plaintiffs; and that Il copy of
% oi9er be forthwith inserted in some ueyspauer pisi
q" m NE city Richmond, for months succession, and
t'stol q" Me front door of the capitol p the 81 9 CITY
q r'y Tfs-e, Um.B. JTENLvG. g..
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-20
WILLIAM WALLER HENING

As resumed'thc Practice OF the Law.--.4driec, on
d z points OF law and equity, will be given
omay fees, and not OTHERWISE except in where the
applicant shall declare his er inability pay fce in
which event. not only advice will be given but professional
lis branches executed for commensurate with the in
ttcacy Of the subject.
Richmuad, March 10, 1926. ~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-20
399eGtg~


from me vac lOgh f-CG1ltfiS f>OI
Tho following ss suggested by the die
tcp ut ihe previously received of the a! Missol
crshi. +. X s.
SUI sorn$S tire truwrc,'S cheering note,
Aud sill doth FIcedom's banner float
ca hlissclonghi's wallis
Aul still IS heard the battle cry,
A4ld tine ekad shout of victory,
When the OppTsssOT falls.
ThoSr walls enclose CALAIS, band,
Caird as awpk 'ncrs of the land
TO conquer 10 die.
Ills theirs to peril blood aud life,
II gn,iuus. Though uncertain strife,
For Greece and Liberty.
AnI shall the nag that o'cr them waves
So raF!y shrnud them in thcH graves
The lass hone of the free:
And shall the crescent banner rise
Der him, who, Tor his country dies.
Rather than "turu aud hve:"
Spirits OF Greece, awokr! arise.
Aud raise To Hra vnur hattie cries,
10 call your hearts here.
ct al who love their country'S weal,--
Lot ali who Freedoms impulse feel,
Strike in cause s0 deac.
Bczzaris' spirit still! survives
The martyr fpr his country lives
Immortal the
q: him,i whose numbers proudly swell,
~, on his gallant deeds they dwell,
Aud HoLlc s7ehearse.
Ilis,naIne shall he tho ralying word.
To nerve the arm and bare tiia sword,
Drawn for suffering land!
Whereof the banner ofthe
Snail lead brave, devoted force.
In Freedoms cause to stand.
Z. Ks
.----"gTc, when Heaven
Nath cuI'd he the awayener of land s..
Ms Hcmaus.
THE author Of "Alarco Buzzms"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-20
Smiths Cotton Planter & CuItiyator

ENlOS interested in the culture Of Cotton informed
TINS crop, which promises TO be of great Importance II
has been lately exhibited both in Richmond and Petersburg
and met the appreciation of all who opportunity Of
seeing it, Those who large crops tobacco or
corn with cotton, will find it valuable acquisition 1t IS
computed that hand with this machine will plant or
cultivate ten per day They 50 simple in ,reie
and any farmer keep them i'll repair.
The following certificate, which many more reSpcta-
BILE signatures might hare brea added ril 10 *, bt lie ,r
iect!y satisfactory.
Cotton Planter and Cultivation, have hesitation in
signed II opens tie furroyv drops the seed at rcqy
distance required covers it lightly aud rolls one opera
ton and all much better han could done by had At
Ter the cotton IS up, two small io7hs attuchcd
which removes grass aud from both sides Of the
plant at once 1t operates fast Il horse usually
walks. 1t is necessary however, tat the land should be
h'5t listed a"l free from sunps other Instructions.
Signed bg-
hitHiND YIELD, Wa. NJ. ATKIySoN,
ROBERT HoIIING, FRs c. YArCEY
WRIGHT RoBGSsoN, f.. STOKES
AK. CUISINGUARI,
Petersburg 20Ih January, 1926.
\ Orders Tor them will be received By Tr,,Is WrgB
~ Go. Hichmond-JAs. Is. kEXpALI. & Co. Petersburg
and SIEcLAIR& MOORE, Baimorc-wherc the machines
may at any time be Price the machine eighteen
dollars.
feh 4-w13;
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-20
10 .NeSs''s job" Hcedrce, Eiinh Bro,cn, George u.
Wdther, and Hqn,iYon Potts

Si:NTEEofEN:
?Hf:Aoh I" take notice, that Monday, the 10Th ,iav
OF June nest at Il Office of Herbert A. Claiborne
> " the city OF Richmond, shall commence the
OF dispositions to he read evidence ia two suits depem;
;" the Superior Count of Chonccry the Richmond dis
ui't al one OF which Robert Poore others are pau
S, an 'U Hendfee and others deendauts and in the
o'ner M W. Hrning is plaintiff, and Hendrec and
Others are defendants and, will be impossible te COM
ee 'hc taxing OF all the dispositions in " they will
DC taken from Gay TO day. until the whole completed
ROBERT POORE. /or himself and ot,,ers
WM w. HENING.
lsichmnud, May 18Th, 1926. ~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-20
VIRGLNEf:

PIRGLNE4:
AT rules holden ia the clerks Office Of the superior courtof
chancey for Richmond district the 3rd dav of AM,
1926: - P''''
John r. Archer, MI
against
lewis L. Parlam Edrige Smith, John Baker, ind Shadrick
A''e"'' dfts.
ne defendant Shadrck Alfiemd not having entered his
ana given security according the n assem-
' ana the rules oil this aud appearing. by satfsc
tory evidence, that lac nhabitant this countrv
II that the said defendant appear here ON the
@ ay Oh 'c next term and answer the bill of the plain
t4i and that copy order he forthwith inserted ~
some newspaper published in the city OF Richmond for two
months successfully, aad posted the font door of the
capitol, in te said city.
81 copy. Tcs,c, JTM " YEN-F0rC:
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-20
.N;aachester, Ysry,,,ia, ,yone %, 1ase.

Manchester, Hirgi,,ia, J,ulc Cd 1876.
ne a. THOMAS \. MERA, Sir, AS you not "a
~ q resident OF Virginia, you viii take notice, that we
SHALL by attorney, the it day July next between
sunrise and sunset OF same days the City Hotel in The
city OF Augusta Georgia. proceed to take the deposons
ct sundry witnesses, to be read evidence in the suit de-
pending III tho superior court of Gina rcery for the Richmond
district wherein you ptf. and defendants: but
should the taNng VI said dispositions be completed
That Day sh. continue from day day. sun
rise and sunset OF each succeeding day occupied until
they shat! be all taken.
J4.NES BR.4.N)ER and
ELIZABETH has riff and
W4iw Uj[LI}M JJ3RRFSO y
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-20

nc Annual Examination &C the Students in the C,yaoo
OK 'iiia'" an" Mary viii commence saturday the .lt
June and close on the Sd ef July. Pareu,sand GUARDIAN
ana the public generally respectfully requested TO
attend. J AtIG cNirtJ -, ~
'"''"" u wary Ioll6gc, May %.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-20

SfS RS. MARGARET CONAN--As You are not
!Va csd"mt OF the state, you ill please to take notice
that shat on The first Monday of August nest, pnccct
10 take The aidavits Of Col William JOKES VIM Robins
and others, To be read in evidence Ueforc Commissioner
Amos ladd' IL suit now pending in the superior
canceFy tor the Richmond district, wherein you, as admin
lstratrix Of Alexander Cowan plaintiff aud am de-
lcndant. @houd The aiiavts he taken on the first
day, shall continue take them from day To day till
completed JOHN Il. H2RECOD,
June :. 1876 w6w .4Ghr Of n. Harjcuoi.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-20
College of William and Mary.

H-'iE visitors and Governors Of this Institution Will
q pease To reco'lec hGt their Animal Convocao is
Nc" 'of ueSday tho 9TH day of Jolly. 1t almost super
h"""s TO add that the condition the college requires the
especially comrittcd
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-20
IRGLYJ.l:

ji2GLEJI:
Al rules holden in the clerks tie superior ccur,
OF ehancery for the Richmond district, the Sd day of
April, 1926:
John King, aCAn'r Of Rachael Mcclure pr
against
Andrew Smith, Cieorhernan David R,rc,o, It,
u. Gamie, John ferney, a. G. Smith, William Mure
NicNeaSe' ana Io"n Merriam, Dns.
The defendants, Andrew Smith aud A. G. Smith. NO,
naTn entered their appearance aud given security accu
nnS to the act OF assembly aud OF this court
aHd 1t appearing by satisfactory evidence, that they are
not inhabitants of this c0untry is ordered that the sad
defendants do appear here the tenth day the mex,
tenn and answer the bill OF the plaintiff; and that caur
OF this order be forthwith inserted in some new spaoer NH
hed in the city of Richmond, months
ans postal The front door of the capitol in the said cjt
u Copy. TeSe. I'm. ". TfENIN1r G. r
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-20
YIRGLNEa:

PIRGLNL4:
Al rules holden tire clerks Office of the s,,prio co,
OF ehancey for tie Richmond district, the 3rd dayI OF
Sampson A. Robinson, NH
against
'"nn T. Mbinson assignee of Elizabeth Harrison, and the
S"'u Elizabeth Harrison, Charles Harrison, a .d Thomas
,-,s5 dts.
The defendants except Erzahe, Harrison not having en-
"ei appearance given security according TO le acl
:" 'ehy and the rules of this court and ppca ring by
SATISFACTORY evidence, that they iuhaba ms Of this
country II Is ordered, that the nib defendants do appear
mere on Inc tenth day of the answer the bin
:: ''s i'''''f ana bat copy Of this order be forthwith
'yh' IL" two months successfully, posted at Inc float
d0fir of the capitol, in the said civ
u c"py Tcste, Han. ~. HE.NYNI,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-20
ITRGLYLq.

At rules, holden in the clerks Office If ire s;,- 49,.
OF e6,a9cefy for the Richmond district he 81 dav o.
" ","n D'"dragt sheriff Of Hcnriro county to vfc,r
hath been contued for adrnini,,,s,ion 49, -, i"'0
'elGo estate OF Esne Smock decd and IIetc srnocL
MIn"| ol s2ld Esme, and sole heir of Maria Fox Who
ol,;".5 "''"' Pts
" "'e ana lhomas "a'son' jr. Dns.
ne Scfciacms awarded in this cause NOT being return,
~ executed on the defendant Thomas Watson r. and he
~ having entered his appearance and given secu,;,v ~
cofdng TO the act Of assembly and the rules of ; 80
anc Appearing by satisfactory evidence that bc :, ~
Of this country; it is ordered, that the snid DE-
"' 90 appear here OLA TIE tenth day Of the newt term
ana snew cause, any he can against the revival so
- e saa process and that copy Of this order be forth
I L'sa ID some newspaper published in the CITY NJ
mont doof OF The capitol, in the said civ WV
- CoIy' Iesfe, Mn. ~, HENIVC.r
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-20

Tho following Iss suggested by the contradc
'op 'he previously received of the fan Mssol
crshi. +. X. s.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-07-22
NteU,

Ia Darlington, on the 14th inst. Mr.. Sam
uel Smith, aged 48 yerrs.
In Swanzey, at the house Of DEACON Davi d
Kingsley, ON the 7th inst. Rev. Abner Lewis
in the 10th year Of his age The life aud
character of this venerable servant Of Christ
is too we'll and too generally known, to re-
quire iaboursd euloyy. He died in the full
belief Of the truth Of those essential principles
Of the christian religion, which, for Gfiy-ssuen
years, he lsboured assiduously to impress. on
his fellow men" The memory of the just is
blest."
In Dighton, 18th ult Hon. VIM. Bsylies,
N. I'd. q patriot vi the revolution, and onc Of
the four survivors of the Provinsal Congress
Of Massachusetts, which was convened in
IT'S.
In Providence, on the 9th ult. Mr. John
w. Taber, printer, in the 2ist year Of his aye
"a young gentleman highly respected by II
numerous circle of friends and acquaintance,
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-07-22
SllllcrcS,

A T a Court of Probate holden with.
IN in and for the town of barring
ton OH the Sd day of July, A. ID.
1926. An instrumen, purporting 10
be the last VIII and Testament of
BENJAMIN DROWN.
late of said Darlington, deceased,
being presented to this Court, by
Jeremiah S. Drown, one of tho Ex-
Ocutors therein named, (wbo refuses
bis said appointment, and Is excused
by the Court )----It is thereupGn Or
dered, that the consideration thereof.
be referred to the first Monday i'm
August next, at 9 O'Clock alternoos,
at j, Kinnicutt's, Inn, and that no
tice bo given, 10 all concerned, by
advertising according to law in the
Northern Star.
Witness,
WIN. ALLIN, Clerk.
Darlington, July %.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-07-22

Collection Of Condolences There
|are many surprising condolences in
regard to the lives and deaths of Mr..
adams and Mr.. Jefferson. They
commenced their political lives t..
|getI,er--both rose gradually y--both
became foreign ministers of the high
||est grade, and both were subsequent
py elected to tho highest Office IN the
nation. They we're the only two
who sigued the Declaration VI lDde-
|pendcnce on the Fourth Of July IT.
|-6, who were alive on the same day
|ip 1896. Both were on the com.
|mlttee who drafted that document.
One of them was the writer, aud the
other the seconder Of the motion for
adopting it. Political events subse-
|quently made them rivals, aad bitter
|cne6ics of each other. Both were
the leaders Of opposite iand powerful
political parties. Both were the
luost prominent objects Of the bitter
est invective of their foes, and the
most boisterous praise Of their
friends. Both, after retiring from
the high stations the contention for
which had enstrapged them, found
themselves in the same political ranks
--became friends both died on
the same day, on the 6Oth anniversa-
rv Of the important event in which
they were engaged together. Mr..
Jefferson died the same day during
which the Declaration was adopted,
and iMr. Adams on the Same hour
Ia which it was promulgated to the
people. And both were natives Of
tho only States which have ever
furnished the Union with a Presi-
dent, Mr.. Adams was the only Pres
lsent Who has been succeeded in the
highest Office by his son, and he was
The only President who bad "a SON to
succeed him, And tbe son has been
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-07-22
fFNO1YCE.

A IL persons having demands Il.
IN. gainst the subscriber. payable
in goods } are earnest y requested to
cali for the amount Immediately ;
and all indebted Of long standing,
must SEQ the same adjusted by the
first Of September, without further
N0tice.
The subscriber will sell his stock
Of. FaNCT GOODS at cost for Cash,
and other goods at very small ad-
vance.
H.s. Will sell or let the Store no
Gl: now occupies, on very rea-
sOnable terms, and give
possession ut an carly date.
Z. G. SMITH
.E,lu 90.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-07-22
LAWS OF RHUDE-lSLAND.
State Of Rhode Island and Proyidrnc
Plantations.
In General .1ssembIu, }

olatc vi HnOue"l lslaHQ anu FrOvluenCe
Plantations.
In General .issemb,y,)
June Session, n. ID, 1896,
AN ACT in amendment Of the act
entitled" an Act directing the de-
scent Of mtestate estates, and the
settlement thereof; and for other
purposes therein mentioned"
Section 1. Be it enacted By the Gen.
eral .Assiylbiy, and by the authority
thereqfh Is enacted, That whenever
any vi the children of any person,
whose estate is to be divived In confor-
nifty 10 the provisions of the &C, to
which this act is in amendment; shall
have received from such person any
real or personal estate for their ad-
vancement or settlement, the commit
tee appointed to make partition or di-
vision Of such estate, shall, alter ap-
praising the same estate, and alter SET
ting of TO the widow Of the deceased,
her dover therein, in the manner pre-.
scribed by the act aforesaid, Sc. Of to
the child Or children, grand child Or
grand children, who shall have receiv.
ed such advancement, the proportion
Of the real estate to which he, she or
they would be entitled .deductlng there
from the amount or value of the cal
estate which shall have been given for
his, her or their advanc ement or set
tlement and the residue of such esL
tate they shall divide into shares, in the
manner and proportions prescribed BY
the act to which this is in am endment,
for the descent Of su ch estates, and
shall assign the esame by lot to tire res!
pective heirs, unless such heirs, being
all ofthe age of twenty-one years, ,shsli
agree upon the share when each ef|
any ono shall take-in which case the
same shall be assigned accordingly.
Sec. 3. End be it further enacted,
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-07-22
Marriru,

In Dighton, Mr.. Isiah Thomas. Of Middle
borough, to Miss Hope Hathaway, Of Digh-
ton.
In Erie, Alabama, Rov. Mr. Williams, sg-
ed 70 years, to Miss Polly Candle, nged Ii
years.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-07-22

nDLANK Inspectors Accounts. Ii.
ND censes for retailing liquors, and
School Tickets, just printed and for
ale at this Office,
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-07-22
Darlington, July 90.

|,uNHE subscriber contemplates leav-
Il ing this town, about the middle
Of August next il is therefore high
ly necessary for him to call on all per-
sons who are indebted to him, either
by Note or Book Account. to call and
pay the same before the 18th of Au-
gust, a. such demands as are not paid
before that time, will be left with a
person better qualified than himself
for that purpose.
Warren, July 8,
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-07-22

Oslieve, complsted. The location
= en- Meudon to this town - COM
>mcnced, and will be completed az soon
No the other ,avocations OF the Chief
Engineer will permit.
ACCIDENTs.--lt appears BY the
papers from the different parts of the
country, (says the Fall-River Monitor)
that a number Of melancholy accidents
occured in the performance Of the
late anniversary celebration of the 4th
Of July. In Dedham, four men were
wounded by the bursting Of a swivel /;
Que .of them. Mr. Edward Sisson, a
wong man belonging to Warren.lR /.
was 50 severely injured in the knee,
asto render ainputation Of his leg nec-
essary. which operation he survived
only about an hour. A man was killed
and another wounded by "a siinular ac-
cident, in Milton, Mass. by the acci-
dental discharge ofa cannon. A young
man was killed in Amherst, N. H. BY
the careless discharge 6f a musket a.
m org a crowd Of people, after the
troops were dismissed. In Haliow-
ell, a lad was so badly injured by the
bursting Of a musket that his life was
despxired Of. A coloured boy fell
from q steam boat into the river at AL
bscy, aad was drowned; n man was
badly wounded by the bursting Of a
gun; and another lost one of his'eyes
BY, the foolish practice Of firing crack
ers.. New-Sslem, Mr.. David
King. of that town, while engaged in
loadinga field piece. had one hand aud
arm SO seriously injured that amputa-
ton was necessary. He was otherwise
badly hurt.
In a Courtin London, lately, girl
applied 10 have the Judge lay an in
junction on q certain baker not to
make love to her. She proved how
much she was annoyed, and the Judge
issued the injunction accordingly with
a penalty Of $40. If the Judge had
power to issue injunc,ions to compel
people to make love, we apprehsnd he
would find sufficient exercise ior his
Jurisdiction.
There were, at Nantucket, in 1890,
500 persons named Coffin. 1t is pro.
posed, ,if Admiral Coffin should visit
the Island, to give him family escort
such as 10 man ever had before.
A chimney of'the large brick store,
belonging to Mr, Crawford Allen, Oh
South Wster-st. Providence, was stuck
by lightning on Monday afternoon last.
Maria Gloria. appointed Queen of
Portugal by the Emperor Of Brazil, is
only 10 years of age.
A Baltimore paper mentions the
death of DIR. Babbitt, on board the Cy-'
anne, at Rio, s0th Of May, with the
small pox-no otner person had been
attacked with it.----Joseph Bona-1
,arte and suite, accompanied by Prince
Murat arrived at Albany, OH Sunday
bn their way to Saratoga There
is now living in Edgarto WIN, the oldest
warrior, perhaps now in the world
Capt. Peter Pease. He was cabin
boy in the feet which went with Gen
sral Pepperen. at the taking Of Cape
Breton in l745. He has his reason.
and is able to walk a mile without fest
knU -.Americ6n.