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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-07
Tie i0ts Piratifa.-Thc following is an exftar.<
Of letter from officer on board the United talcs
Sloop Of War Eric, dated

II letter from officer on board the United ta{cs
Sloop Of War Erie, dated
"MATANzAe, March 18th, 1929.
"The pirate is 4 resident Of this place. when, his
vessel, schooner of 10 TONS carrying twogms and
so men, was fitted out lie carries his face tie
scar Of q wound received in desperate rpncunipc
With the boats Of Com, Poiers squadron, few years
since IN which his Brother the famous Diableto, was
killed.
''Should our boats luckily fall in witb bin, we aii
feel assured Of his capture which will n,mediateIv
put stop to any further dcpredations from these
iawcss freeboCters 1'tn ship in The meantime wal
be actively engaged in the duty Of conveying Our
merchantmen from the Havana and GIatanzas,
and will not leave the station cd till rce,oc6
by other cruizers. You may look for the earliest
intelligence connected with the issue Of trlr expcdi
ton, The return ofwhich is not looked for in less than
ter or fifteen days"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-07

Fyecviioa Of Pir1iesl'y The scr. Columbus al Yys
from 81 Ihomas papers Of that place the arc re-
ceived, one OF which MENTORS the execution four I;r
VIZ; Andres de Manure, Captain; Maeo dc azo aie and
Two OF the crew; three sentenced work irons ugg
e nree or three years, and others years. those not
found gully were set at large The vessel which taDy
was dptured was the Danish schooner New Ceres originally
rom 81 Thomas for Gibraltar, but proceeded 10 Cu prohu
req crew, and under the Cooo5Ian flag robed AsTica
SNIP Boston schooner, &cSe finally captured By tho
buenos hyIean Frzaeer President Capt Clark, and
~ ~ A'''''0''
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-13

ViReNIA:-At rules, holden in the clerks Office OF
v the superior court of chancery for the Richmond
district, the 3rd day of August 1929: Maurice Prir-
rose, and Rebecca his wife late ReSecca Keso exor
OF John kelso decd, pitts against Thomas Gibson
and Robert D. Gibson, Robert d. Gordon, admir- of
bls late wife Patsy, who Patsy Gibson, Betsy
Gibson, George Gibson, Richard Bell and Hannah
bis wife, James j. Foster, and Polly his wife, Joel W.
Jones, and Agnes his wife, Richard Jones. and Lucy
his wife, William Evans, late sheriff of Buckingham
county, and admir- of Jane Jones, decd, and
admrde beus non of Samuel Pearce, deed dts
The defendants Richard Bell, and Hannah his wife,
James j. Foster, and Polly his wife, and Richard
Jones, and Lucy his wife, and Joel w. Jones, and
Agnes his wife, not having entered their appearance
and given security according to the act of assembly
anu the rules othis court, and happening by salts
factory evidence that they are not inhabitants OF
TINS counry is ordered that the said defendants do
appear here on the first day of the next January
term, and answer the bill of the plaintiffs, and that
copy ct this order he forthwith inserted some news
papey published in the city of Richmond, for two
months successfully, and posted the front door of
the capitol, in the said city.
IS \ copy. Tes;sl VIZ. G. pEEpLEroy, { q.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-13
VReISIA:-At rules, holden in the clerks Office Of

VIRGINIA:-At rules, holden in the clerks Office of
the superior court of chancery for the Rich
mond district the Sd day of August, 1929: Close
Maxwell, ptf, against Nicholas III. Waugh an, late
sheriff of Goochland, and such adm or of Bena-
min Hughes, decd, Robert ". Peasants, and Ben
Janin Ford, dts
The defendant Benjamin Ford not having entered
ms appearance and given security according to the
act OF assembly and the rules Of this court and it
Pearng, by satisfactory evidence, that he is not an
inabant Of this county it is ordercd that the said
defendant do appear here the FIRST day ofthc next
January term, and answer the bill Of the plaintiff and
that copy of this order be forthwith inserted In
some newspaper published III the city of Richmond
or two months excessively, and posted at the 'front.'
cor OF the capitol, in the said city.
70 n copy. Teste. VIM. q. PENDLEToy, c G.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-13
LAVE APPOINTMENTS.

William Hunter, to be Collector of the port Of San
dusky i'll the place of Moors Farwell, removed
Walter C. Dunlap, to be Postmaster at Petersburg
Columbiana county. Ohio, in the place of James Wal
lace, removed.
Isaac Wilson, to be Postmaster az Salem, in the
above county, in the place of John Street. removed.
William Moody, to be Postmaster at Columbana,
in the above county, in the place of Jesse Allen re-
signed.
Albert C. Richardson, to be Postmaster at Wells
vile, in the above county, in the place of John Fee
han, resigned.
James Miller, to be Postmaster at Hartford, Trum-
bull county, in the place of Edward Broekway, resign
ed.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-13

IL The CoNsTITUTfoNAL WING is published twice a
week. (Inesdays and FTidays at FIVE dollars per an
mum, payable in advance.
IL For advertsng75 cents square Cor Iess) for te
hrs Insertion, aud 90 cents for each contnuance The
OIL insertions must be noted the MS. Otherwise
they will be continued and charged accordinelv
" All letters to the Editors DO post pa i'd or they
will receive attention. ~
W No'es ~ chartered specie paying Banks Of any Of
the States will be received in paymsn, for 80
,he hig' though Virginia u States Bank Notes would
De preferred; and remifances be made tbroueb the
Post Ohce at the risk ofthe Editors
W Previous to discontinuance Of the name, al ~,
garages must he paid up. And those who NAV w;s, 10
Sco.n"e viii notify the Editors that effect al least
'ys be."fe 'he period e%nres for which ihcy stb-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-13

Mr. John Lemon as called poh requested US 10 state
that os Wednesday last through nadverience he went with
child each behind the chain front cages of wild
animals in the menagee, there being end of the
chain arrest the progress any passing heedey MANY
persons were leaning upon the caiu and pressed Mr. L.
the animals than he would otherwise have been He had
scarcely gone three steps when the eopardes thrust her
paw through the cage, and struck Of Children his own
decorating IFS neck badly and tore the child arms
Mr. L. that called caution him apans, going
behind the chain boston Pat.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-13
PeiersIurg, Ock. 9.
TO TIE EnITnRs


noticed the Intellgencer of the 18th umo an extract
ffom which me- be inferred that the demand for Hogs
Lexington, and other places of Kentucky, would occasion
scarcity here do no, question the verac this statement
but permit me TO assure you that letter received by
days since advises that person alone from town.
bought several lots amounting to no fewer than 10000 hogs all
richmond markets Teedna along the ,o,J sa aS sno 'ne
cheap and this circumstances aone will bring large
doVcs-al other statements To the contrary notwithstanding
FAIR PLAY
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-13
DANL. HIGGINBoTHAM has received bv Che

nANL. HIGGINBOTHAM has received bv the
II recent arrivals from Liverpool and Bremen, his
uppy of fall Goods, and now offers for sales:
.Gandry and Sons and Wilson'S napt cottons
London and Bristol duffie blankets
Point, rose and Whitney do
Red, blue, green and white fannels
Sup blue and. black cloths
Sup. blue. black, Oxford mixed and drab cashmere
Common drab cloths
Olive fearnought
Angola Cashmere
Blue and mixed satinets
Fawn damask shawls
SILK do do
Blue silk bordered do
Pointed worsted do
Ladies' black and white silk hose
Do white cotton do
Do black and slate worsted do
Mems white and grey lambs wool do
White andgrey 1-2 10
Black worsted 1-2 do
Ladies' black silk, kid and habit gloves e
Mems dog skin and buck DO
Cotton and worsted suspenders
White, black and coloured spool cotton
Tapes, bobbins and coloured threads
q, and Cd cotton cambricks
and Sd jackonet, medium, null and PLAN book
Inuslins
"A tambod. book muslns
Ga plaid striped ginghams
Ladies' silk striped, batste and Swiss shade
dresses
Mems white and coloured cravats
Plain and figured bombazetts
Figured and plain cuttings
Cotton handkerchefs
Sd and 44 brown domestick shirtings
Sd do do sheetIngs
GermaR shirtings
German oznaburgs and ticklenburgs
oct I2-eo3t
VNHE Subscribers have received and offer
for sale, at their Wholesale and Retail Store,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-13
From the Atlantic soupcai,, for 1880.
AN APPEAL.

AN APPEAL.
BY =. NJ. wETMoRE.
h canti &c taste TIC mirt ye you eonqusrors''
We worshippers of glory!
Who tatLe the earth III blood,
And launch proud names Tor ali after age
Upon the crimson blood.
lausc in vcur murcil of terror.
IVc hovers DER your path;
Madness, despair and death await
The conflicts gathering wrath.
g'hink We throne will prosper,
A nations glory rise,
When your bark is borne by peoples tears
And waited by their signs:
Look to the peaceful dwelling
Ofthc peasant and his race;
I'hnrc's Joy around that lowly hearth,
There's rapture on each face.
That brow with snow is wllitcned,
Those eyes with age are dim;
Ia; his face is bright at the twilight hour,
AS he joins the evening hymn.
FOR bis children there are smiling:
What blessed sight it is
TO sit in the shade of a pleasant eve,
Aud gaze on a scene like this.
1.-Two manly youths are standing
Beside their fathers chair,
and naidcn's face, all oveliuess,
Shines like sunbeam there.
+ mothers placid features
Are III that circle found,
And her bosom warns with thrill Of JOY.
rs she fofdiy looks around.
On through the paths TO glory,
\ e mighty conqucrors!
The trurnpets voice has summoned forth
Your legions TO the wars!
Rush OH through fields of carnage,
And tread TO earth the foe.
Wherever your banner floats above,
Let your sabres fash below,
Net stay your march to greatness
Your breath has been n fate.
Where is the peaceful cottage now.
its hearth is desolate
Upon that door no longer
The twilight shadows fall
In shroudiess grave theol man sleeps
Beneath the ruined wall.
Ne tore away his strong ones
On the battle field they lie;
The mother pined III her grief away,
Aud laid her down to die
That form Of serapl sweetness
Where the eye enraptured gazed,
l. q piteous wreck in its lovelincss
For the lost ones brain Is cra2cd.
,Ewerc better she We're sleeping
Within thes silent torab!
For never morc to her phrenzieJ eye
The flowers ofliic shall bloom!
And these are 'mong the trophies
That build you up name
With blood and tears, We conqucrors.
Ye purchase empty fame
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-13

The journal Of Ieali' neat octave Of sixteen pages
each number is issued weekly Philadelphia calculated
TO be Of extensive benefit is conducted by Doctors CoIde
aud Bell associated with others under tc auspices and
the assistance OF Dr. Chapman Of Philadelphia. The two
numbers which have received fair specimens what
such work should bescnsbe, practical and various in their
contents, which are all likely dc good They have already
received the conmcndaon Of many Of contemporaries
IL0nr .Adr. /.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-13

4 consequence Of the scarcity Of CoaLThe Harrisburg
In'eligeuceI Of the 9th inst contains the following CALI
80 meeting Of the bachelors Of Harrisburg, who twenty
FIVE and upwards will be held Mr. j. r. Hcnzey on Satnr
day evening next 10 devise and
themselves comfortable through the coming winter.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-13

No man should be so much taken UP in the search
Of truth, as thereby TO neglect the more necessary
duties of active lf for after ali is done. il action
only that gives true value ond coTncndoton to
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-13

'sIrcason.'-Tho Washington Correspondent of
the New York Enquirer that the repeated attacks
against the Post Master General, Mr.. Barry, tssa-
yours of Treason" We think this hint savours of
the legal knowledge and the spirit which threatened
s'the second section," and made our friend Major
Noah so uneasy about his esrs.-Dem. Press.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-13

PorThc Kentucky Reporter Of Sept, IGt says 81, is tile
general opinion that Pork will be high Hogs are said to be
and is supposed that much smaller number than
usual will be TO the Southern markets There will be
good home market LOUISVILLE Cincinnati and Lexington for
all the farmers have spare"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-13

Il for sale, at their Wholesale and Retail Store,
first store above the Eagle Hotel,
ST. Croix J.; Old French Brandy
New Orleans jamaica Rum
L osiy 8 l lump )7 ao1Isnd Gum en IS
Java d Whiskes (Barton's)
St Domingo q Peach Brandy
h aag'i1a IS oId P Past
Gunpowder sup'r Tenerfe
Imperial do Champagne, spark
Tyson do Sicily Madeira fE
Young hyson do 3 Marseles do
PouchoDg Colminar
Souchong Corsica
Black and Cayenne pepper
Gloves a
Mace IS
Race and ground ginger "a
Alspice
Cassia
Canton preserved ginger
Canton and Liverpool ware
Gut glass wines, tumblers and decanters
handsome and common stone ware
Demijohns & l., and gallons
Prime retailing molasses
London mustard
Cider vinegar
Jamieson's crackers
Indigo, Spanish ffotant
Starch, soap
Superior Spanish cigars, various brands
Best chewing tobacco
Cheese, old and very fine
London brown stout
Sack and table salt
Dupont's gunpowder
Shot, all sizes
Shaving soap
Chocolate
Sperm and tal!ow candies
Bistered steel
Lamp oil and candle wick
Writing and wrapping paper.
The above Groceries have been carefully selected
In New York, and we recommend them as being
OF superior quality.
oct 10 -2aw4t WIGHT g. McMURDO
" IRGIEIAAt rules, holden in the clerks Office of
the superior court of chancery for the Richmond
district, the 3rd day August, 1929: Betsey Cree
die, Kidder Bell, and Adelaide his wife, formerly
M'Creedie and Rober; spriggs, and Polly his wife,
formerly NJ Creedie, PITTS against James Penn exor
OF George bl'Creedie, dec, George III. Creede, and
John M'Creedie devisees of said George, dec. Wal
ter Dunn, ex or of John Graham dec, Beverley Ran
dolph, ex'or of Harry Heth, who was exor Of Sam'l
Clarke, and WIN Long, dts.
Fhe defendants James Penn, and George NJ Cree
die not having entered their appearance and given Sc
curity according the act of assembly and the rules
OF this COURT and appearing BY satisfactory evidence
that they not inhabitants of this country it is or
dered that the sad defendants do appear here on the
first day of the next January term, and answer the
amended bill of the plaintiffs; and that copy of this
order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper pub
ised in the city of Richmond, for two months sue
cessivey and posted at the front door Of the capitol
in the said city.
7e copy. Teste, VIM. G. PEuDLEros, c c.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-13

ny i'll which younay count Oh many and true friends
/ remain with the highest consideration,
Your friend, who kisses your hand,
v. GUERRERO.
Mexico. Aug. 18th, 1929.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-13

lesion S. G. l0O3-Savannah I121-New Orleans
I624-St. Louis, Missouri 1d44-Eastport $685.
Montreal 3O0--Quebec 590-HaIifax, N. S. SOY.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-13

Major Gen Gaines of the army and family have arrived in
baltimore and have taken lodgings at the Indian Queen (Beltz
hoover's) The General is understand tour of In
spection OF the Southern Posts yesterday inspected Fort
cHenry and the troops attached to that comnand-4n,sy
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-13

esit!iNAL ESSA YS.-JUst received by JOHN II.
ian ' - ~, ' ny
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-13

Captain Wilcox, OF the schooner Superior at New
York from Marseilles, reports that the gae built at
that Place for the Pacha of Egypt to sail in few
days She was to take out 1000 Cuirassiers and
equipments for 1000 horsernen. General Lioner, the
agent for the Pacha, had engagcd25 officers former
y in the French army who would proceed in the frig
ate for Egypt, for the purpose Of training the new
regiments Among them were five chiefs of SQUAD
rons, the remainder captains. The former were to
receive 10000 francs, and the latter 10000 per year
for their services.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-13

E%ract Of letter fom gentleman in Tsyps,rhere arc
seven learned Frenclmen here sent by the
ieiGh government with the charge OF transang and 6sa
Ting the herogyphics Their head the rcnow3ed Channel
on who reads the crosyphics with much readiness as his
native language, and states that he finds all the
that the Bible relates of Egypt often seen these eenile
mem and hope 70 meet them in CaIon
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-13

From Poutson's Philadelphia .4dve,tiser
EXtrSct OF u letter from gentleman, dated
Mexico, August eGth.
"fhe Senate has at length yielded and the Presi-
dent is endowed with extraordinary powers-Ie
will at least keep quiet all those who were so camo
rous against lis in this city,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-13

Mammoth ontoe The Philadelphia U. g. Gazette describes
poatoe which weighed so ounces.
II good CropDr Joseph Sneeringen of Adams cosny Pa
has raised this year, from of ground four hundred
bushels Of Potatoes.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-13

THE Subscribers have received and offer
for sale, at their Wholesale and Retail Store,
first ST ahnue thn nln
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-13

J~sfA ACKNOWLEDGEMENT distant from Edin-
bnrgh sos miles S.--frOn Dublin 1873 $. E.-Amster.
dam 100 W.--Paris 225, n. n. VT opcnilapen6 GIG
$. W.-Ncnua $50 n. W.-Madrid 500 n. r. bv
E.-Romc $50 II. n. W,-Constautinople 1860 N
N. W.--Moscow tGGO =. S. E.-Slockbolm $50 S.
W.--peters6urg ii4GS. W.--Be.lin $40 Wis
bon $50 -. II. J..
Bpston is distant from Now York 22o-Philadcl-
uiE> '2,-Pal,jm9rs f2l--tF Tshingeon 4G.--Caa,~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-13

Letters from Augusta received in Savannah mention that
much alarm exists that city consequence the attempts 10
set fire to by what supposed 10 be organized
nccndfaries
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-13

The Raleigh Register Of 9Th inst saysRumors have reached
this CITY, which fear but too well founded Of the death
of the Hon Gabriel Holmes, member elect from Wilmington
District and late Governor of this State
The paper says:-We visited with fos, for The
first time, on Friday morning last
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-13

Philadelphia Eieclion.-Fhe election for Ward In
spectors took place Friday week. The Jackson
party have elected Inspectors and the opposition
10. Last year the Jackson party elected 90 and the
opposition Inspectors.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-13

Rercnue We understand the duties secured at
the custom house in this city for the quarter ending
on the 30th OF june amounted to four millions three
hundred thousand dollars-and that the amount Sc
dured in the month Of July exceeded one million of
collars.-[N. T. Mercantile.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-23
SvAIM's PANACEA

70 the Editor Of The American Daily advertiser
Enclosed you have letter, deposition. Anil
- certificate entitled to the highest consideration
such detail as is here sworn to by the unhappy suEs,.
er herself and certified to be true, as of their own
knowledge, by two most respectable Physicians and
by the Magistrate, before whom the deposition vs.,
made, then do aver that those who resist such ey
dence would not believe even though the miracuo,
cure should be performed under their own eyes 1h,
case has made deep and lasting impression on III.
neighborhood where Mrs. Apologize lives, and do
not at all doubt but il will leave impression Etl.
less durable wherever it shall be read. ask, and AN
asked by others. with such wonderful cures sustained
by the most unimpeachable testimony, why is no.
Swaim's Panacea prescribed by more Of our regular
Physicians. They know well the cases in which i
would surely be eficacious. II it were no, for tn.
high respect have for the Medical Profession, would
not hesitate to impute their conduct to jealousy ep
w. or to some equally unamiable qualify Task from
the public for the following statement deposition and
certificate, candid and impartial hearing. task no
more, because know no more are necessary to CIR,
conviction to the mind Of the most prejudced.
A NEIGHGOR
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-23
From the National Journal.
CONGRESS-.

In the SENATE, G, Friday, the Compit'ee on
Finance reported upon the Re.oluions reief-
red to them on the 18th ult. relhng 70 inc
Public DEBT the Sinking Fund, |he Revenue
the Balances Of DrposI;es in ne Bank OF the
United States, aud the ab"liiIn oil Dutiesi wan
a resolution that it was iyxpeaiirni to acl on
any Of the r. solutions tls session. The bill
for The preservation .n,yrrpar OF The Cumbri-
land Ro ID was read 81 cond time, and referred
to the Commi;tee 90 Roads and Canals. Three
hours were spent in the con moderation OF Exc
cutivr business.
In the House Of REPRESENTATIVES,, the con-
sheraton OF Mr. Smylh's proposition 10 a.
memo the Constitution was resumed. Nr.
Smy,h continued his remarks. interrupted oy
the expiration OF The hour on Thursday, anu
justified the commune alton Of arguments to
the House in the written form as well IS IN
oral speeches After continuing for some TIM
he concluded with expressing he hop. that
the House would come to a vote upon his hrst
proposition singiy. Mr.. Werms then rose to
ask Mr.. J. Z. Wrigh, if he used, on the pre-
ceding day, the words "stege drivers, whip
pers in, and small fly" and if, in using Them,
he intended to appl, them 10 him. Mr.. Wright
declined making any explanation. Mr.. Storrs
then moved TO lay the resolution and amend
ment on the table, which was carried IN the al
6rmative. lls members voting in the affirma-
,ive. The House then determined to suspend
the rule which sppropria,es Friday and Sa.
turday in every week TO he consideration OF
private bills, in order to take up the hppropria-
ton Bills. Mr.. Forward then spoke at much
length in supper, Of his motion TO amend The
Military Appropriation bill, by striking out the
clause making provision for the Armories, and
so reducing the amount as 10 appropriate only
for The Springfield armory. The Military, In
dian. Navy, and For,i6ca'ions app opria'ion
bills, and The bill making appropriations fcr
continuing the road from Detroit 10 Chicago,
Tor com pleling and repairing piers, for the i'm
proving Of certain harbors, and Tor making
examinations and surveys, were then success
siyely ac,ed on in Committee, and were report
cd 10 the House.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-23

FIRES IN BosToN.-The Glass house in Exc.
ter street, Boston, was destroyed by FIRE on
Monday nigh, last.
On Saturday morning. about one o'clock, the
Hoor Of the N. E. Soap Stone Mandatory in
took FIRE, but the watchman
aving disc ovrred il before il had progressed
kr, it wa. ex,ingoished with little damage. u
tbrleved 10 have been the work Of an incen.
dry.
% Sunday morning, about o'clock, fire
brNe out in an unoocupied wood shed, in the
reasof Mr.. Perez Loring's house, Brighton
s'ret\which being early discovered was extin-
gui,hN With little damage This likewise is
brIive\ to have been the drvice Of some mis-.
chevout evil minded person.