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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-16

The following communication addressed TO the Or,
prietor Of Judkns' Ointment, from the Hon. John T.
iiaferrn, Member of Congress, is highly interesting
The gratuiions manner in which it is made, exhibit
feelings OF ordinary character towards suffering h
mainly: and is certainly well deserving of public /.
IL ntioG:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-23
COMMERCIAL.
NEW-YORK MARKET-SEpr 90


On SATURDAY. afternoon, after the announce.
ment of the news brought BY the Salem, from the
Office of the Courier 4 Enquirer. holders of Flour
required an advance of about Is cents per barrel,
and few small sales were made at this Improve.
ment The advices BY the Salem spoke of bad
weather in some parts of England. and small in.
crease in the price Of Wheat at Liverpool.
On Sunday our extra publications acquainted
the public with the restoration of peace between
Holland and Belgium, & decline in prices in En-
glandso tina. in regard to foreign markets. we began
the week precisely as we were before. Our sup
plies however, being very trihng and having but
little fresh -four on hand, sales were mace yes.
terday at 85s for good western, and Tor fancy
brands was generally asked. Troy was held at
81, all of which prices were an advance of 124
to 25 cts. upon the prices Of the middle of last
week.
A cargo of ordinary new Virginia wheat, sold
on Saturday before this news was known, TO sell
lers, at 1874 cents, and lOn brls common West
ern brand, to arrive during This month at l1.16.
The market for Colonial produce is very mac.
tive, little or nothing is dom.
This morning the Market is again very dull,
and prices have an evident tendency to decline.
CcTg-. + Eng. I'd Ed.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-23
This is to give Notice,

TgsH Al the subscribe T, OF IleXa9dra County, m the
1 District of Columbia has obtained from the Or.
psrans Court Of said County letters tessementary on
the estate OF Esther haley late # the county atore
saul deceased All person having claims as sinst the
said decedeat, hereby warned % exhibit the same
20 rh subscriber passed by the Orphans Coust on or
before the Esd ia, of September, 1852 or they ma},
bv law, be excluded from all benefit to said estatei
aud those indebted thereto required 10 make I'M
mediate psvmSnt Given under my hand TINS sd day
of September, 1851. ADAM LYNN,
sent 23-S, Executor of Esther alley,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-23
Notice.

MEETING Of the voters Of Fairfax County oppos
ed to the re election of Andrew jackson as Pre-.
sident Of the United States is requested at the Court
House on the first day Of October court, for the pur
pose of concerting measures with the voters of Lou
doun and Prince VIM. Counties, for the election of
one or more Delegates to represent this Congressional
district, at the National Republican meeting, to be
held in the City OF Baltimore in December next
Fairfax Cy. Sept %. MANY VOTERS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-23
This ia to give Eutice,

yJNIIAT the subscriber Of Aexandrs County, in the
4 District If Columbia, h tanei from the Or
phaus' Court IF said County, letters testcmentay on
The etate of JOHN 70 A G u, late Of
The county aforesaid deceased. All persons having
claim, ap inst the said deceden are hereby warned to
exbibttbe ssme to the subscriber passed by the Or
phan.' Co- on or before the Dist day of September
1882 or they may b law be excluded from all benefit
to said estate, and those indebted thereto are required
! TO make immediate payment.
t;iyen under M, hani, tits 2lst day of September,
,osI EDWARD SNYTHE,
3, Executor of Ihn Roach.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-23
BOSTON MARKET--SEpr. 10.


Four-There have beeu few operations in the
market and these at our reported prices; and
Howard-st. of prime quality 55a6: and fresh
ground Mountain, 5la5s; 500 bis. Fredercks,
burg low land were sold in the early part of the
week at 81 for export. aud also lot Of new Pc
tersburg at 81, and new Genesee at sc per tbi.
Grain-There have been heavy arrivals OF
Corn, and prices are unsettled; ordinary yellow
fiat was sold in the first pat Of the week al 59a
Coo and good Csc; several cargoes Oats at 43c at
which the market Is firm COR.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-23
$40 Reward.

EeANAWAY from he subscribers, the 18th inst.
IL RICHARD CHURCH, an ndented apprentice to
the ia.,ms bu siness lie stout boy, sged about
19 years; look with him variety of clothing belong
ing 20 Contemporaries. All persons are hereby
forbid trusting harboring said boy, the utmost re-
gors Of the sw viii be enforced against any person or
persons so ole ndlnS.
sept 22-3t MORSE & JOSSEIYN.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-23
Vnis is tn give r<ntice,
Is incorrect

ysNIAT the subscriber. of Alexandra County, in The
L District os Co'umbs, has obtained from the Or.
phans Co,r OF sail County letters o. adnlntrstinn Oh
the eststss8 George NJ achafzsl late OF me county
aforesaid deceased. All persons having claims against
the said decedent, hereby warned Ia exhibit the
same to the subscriber, Louis Bcel'r. passed by
the Orphans Court. or before the 23d day OF Sep
TENDER, 1892, or they may by raw, be excluded from
all benefit said estate; and those indebted 'h"re'"
are required to make immediate payment Given un-
der m, hand this sd September. 1881.
CArHAKlNE SCHAFlZEL,
seot93-st Adm'x If u NJ SChafiZel
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-23
For Snle or Rent,
Wanted

1--WE subscriber wishes To engage, for the ensuing
L twevemnnth, commencing LIST November. an In.
srlc,ress, take charge Of Private School OF or
10 girls Ills residence is near the Plains Post Office,
Fauquer county (Va) There are two or three vsean.
cies IN his school which he would wish to fill Ills terms
are for the scholastic year of months, board
and tuition including bedding Washing, and mendng,
with AN sdlition Of fifty dollars for music IT taught.
aug 5-2aw6W JJDS IUhNEh'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-23
SHIP NEWS.
P0RF or .4LEXiADRLa, I'd. CO.

ARRIVED. SEPTEMBER %,
Schr. Eliza & Rebecca, Ri.iey, N, York, to
s: NJ. 4 S. FL. Janney.
Schr. Caledonia, Twining. Boston; lime to
w. Fowle s. Co. aud freight for the District.
Steamboat Potomac, Hubbail, Norfolk; freight
and passengers for the District.
SAILED,
Ship Helvetius, Patterson, Amsterdam.
Schr. Virginia. Shinn, New York.
Schr. Washington. Knapp, New York.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-23
New Goods.

New Goods.
GETS Rogers and others ivory and bone handle
- knives and forks, 81 pieces
White, black an stag handle caTyers
Sets pnciiled China do
Cut glass dceanters
Plated and brass csndlesticks
Plated shutters and trays
Brass and iron shove and tongs
Britannia and pls'ed spoons
Venetian blind ls,ches
Gate springs and bride bits
Curing tongs, indsor soap in boxes
Iron and box coffee mills
Spades AMI shoveis, brace and bits
Sets Britannia ware pieces
l case msntel clocks, with several
he,p Ftathtr Beds
Just received and FOR sale by
sept2l GEO. WHITE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-23

,o,riat.C 10 the education oil indiseht
,.l.' * .rT Copies of these paintings are also
soany u' u.rtford. in charge Of trustees, for the
2 2 ~ .: =. or educating INDECENT students
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-23

,;,.,ooo F,mes states that Mr.. Charles
-" been appointed Kings Counsel Mr..
g,,r i, the first Roman Catholic raised TO o 'na'
'', ~. Easl,nd since the passing OF the Rehe'
-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-23
ne following Is the view taken BY o. P. Q.
y lie state Of National feeling in France:

We following Is the view taken BY o. P. Q.
' Ae state Of National feeling in France:
!, \ new ministry Is for the present postponed.
/" 'AleT Is prepared to change or modify his
',''n, II ne should be allowed to remain. He
= = ''" 10 objection to pledge himself, list,
!. vac Independence Of Belgium shall De as
gu - mAt BY peace or var Poland shall be
= meet aer nationality. Sd. that the trou
" Ia Ia Nendee shall he no longer trihed with.
S''' De put Down BY force. And 4th, That
..,1'aRo' OF Royaists and Ultra-Royalists
S,r I,,'.,aae To occupy posts under Government
,,. ", ''"oSeu Tor men who will vote for and
i A., NE revolution OF. July. But this is not
'I,'sf' NJ. Casimir Perr,er canno. pos,;blv
VIC millions. His system Is uot national.
.'''' seems almost forgotten. The London
y. ''M August, asserts Upon the au.
VI "a Known and respectable CORES
'"r Wa' orders have beea siyca bv the
IN '''e'Oment to its troops 10 the Greek
,,'S' 10 support with arms. if necessary,
- s,'anent OF CaPo d'Isuias. Ii then pro.
'"h To ASK WISH p''
,r,iss Se"ay' Who at last Is to be Prince So
Fn.I ,''. "' 'o4a. .: Can no claimant to a
Ire hsrs :, l 81 57 pablo advertisement?
p In, ,s,,,,s. p'orOis or cnnt.ren
nee b9 sILp1Os : Nav Pacha , ,rh
Ether" % a'am a.. 'iay ;he Sul,ap, ,;a,e
r,..r P !, have aOr,ca.eG ;a,.- ,il,, If No.
fb,-,,.% ,.;d q the Russian Pacha. Co9n, Cam
.9 ., ,l.J to o. continued in the Go,eroment
rqra,i ,+,i afternoon, in Philadelph ia at an
nv. meeting of the friends of Poland, "a
f5.aS - Young gentlemen came forward and
n /, themselves as volunteers IN the cause. {"
,,,,. "a, resolved That Mr.. F. G. Smith be
.,s.c,' S%se' The committee on Wednesday,
a,s,, ,L. .ae'n MS views on the practicabilitv
through Europe to the scat of war"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-25
E9OUCAuIe0m-

M school will be continued the ensuing ysar
L'A MY CO urse Of instruction will comprehend the
Gr'ck and Latin Languages, English Grammar
n"gtsh Composition, Geography, wiih the nee az
FLAPS and Globes, hlalh,rnn'Ics md Arithmetic.
me school will commence on Monday the 2Iln nj
January ig"I and terminate on the 10Th day Of Dc
cclnbrr following. There viii bc vacation Of c,n,
weeks, commencing on the IOth day Of June The
charge inr board, tuition, washing. lodging and r.cl
will be- ono hundred and ten dpars payable one hail
on thc u gay "f June. 1881, and the other half Oh
the lsi OF December f,iiowiug.
rho discipline Of lhc school will be parcu,aI, md
as much care and kindness will be g. ended 10 Lovg
coohacd TO my instruction rs to my children.
ny residence is remote fom The haunis cr vice
ana immortality, amG remarkably healthy. It's stua
tod IN The county Of Louisa 80 miles from Richmond
and The IIIo distance from fredericksburg. The
stage from fredericksburg to Caucrsv,llo passes bv
ny residence, and that from T;chmJnd t. ilarr,sar
burg within n short distance Of it.
Letters 10 inc should be directed IN "Gardncr's -
Roads, Louisa" NVM NELSON nm, -
ncv o--frGf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-25
Manchester ProDcrty for Sale

= pursuance Of Deed Of Trust executed bv il,a
- late Kcnnon Giles and wife to the subscriber IA
trustee, for purposes therein specified, which sn,J
deed IS Of record III the clerk Office Of Chesterfield
county court and bears dd'c 9th June, G2OAyIlI DC
sold at public auciion on Saturday. tho 5tL div ~
March next, at O'Clock, 2. NJ. for ready money 70
th' highest bidder, house aud lot know in the Ilan
ct sand town - part Of lot M. 223 and now in the
occupancy of Mr.. Richard Gay Such title only
VIII be conveyed as is vested IN tho subscriber by
said deed Il j. believed. however 70 no perCsc,Iy
good. I'll. T.. BIJRFOOT Tr,,s,,cs
feb 70 -,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-25

HEroRT 1t is sqid, but we do not youch for thu
truth oftLc report hat arc 10 be honorcd with
VISIT from Mr. Van Buren,, some time in April or Nav
nc secretary pr'Jaby wishes 10 ascertain what
WouG DC lbs chance for the vote Of this State, in
case General Jackson declines q re-,lsctiou
,kIybuyIe Her,LJ
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-25

we learn from good authority, that the rurnor of
reccnt correspondence between Mr. Adams and Gen
Jackson, land which about to be published.
though 10y whom is not KNOWN Is without foundl-
ton. No such correspondence has taken place
Columbian Gu=.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-25

The river mississippi, at the curve opposite RED
ltver, has burst through neck of land making Z
channel four hundred yards wide and -four tathnms
deep, shortening the distance Natchsz thirty mi les
Boa have passed through 1t with tremendous vco.
CITY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-25

publication was announced to appear in New
DIRK on Saturday, III which the different ganblin,
houses IN that city were to be described and rh.
names of the poPrleors and OF those who resort T.
them, inserted
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-02-02
LATEST AND PROBABLY LAST ACT
on ROTTVAR

BY an arrival at Baltimore, on Saturday,
from st. Martha, friend has received
letter from an officer high IN the Colombo
an service, from which he permits us to
make the following eXtrac.-an extract
that, taken in connection with the proclama-
ton enclosed in the letter, and which we
translate, leaves little room for hope that
Bolivar could survive. His dying exhorta-
ton will do more to indicate his own fame
than, we fear, to pacfy and unite his coun-
trymen.-.N. y .4mericdn.
SANTA MARTHA, Dec. 10, 1880.
The Liberator spent Il month at Baran-
quilla; previously month in Soleda, where
he caught a severe cold, which he carried
to Baranquiia. Some days he was better,
and some worse until it settled on his lungs {;
and when he arrived here he was a com-
plete skeleton. He was carried on shore,
and since the 9Th has been getting worse
and worse, and yesterday took the sacra-
ment. He made short address to his
countrymen, copy of which j enclose 1t
was dictated in moment of agony, which
may apologize for tsshortness and short sem
fences which were pauses during which
he rested. am afraid he. will 90 off Col
grant this may not be the case, as many
ambitious chiefs may arise.
You will, no doubt, hear this place was
attacked bv the Indians of the Ziruega, Sc,
who were completely beaten by the militia.
The other factions of Rio de Ia Hache have
been completely beaten so that ty Christ
mas we shall be quiet, please God.
.4adress Of BoliUar-TranSlated forthe .Neu
York american.
! Colombians You have witnessed nv
efforts to plant liberty there whele before
tyranny only reigned.
have lahored disinterestedly, sbandon-
ing my fortune and my repose.
rellnqnished my command whenI found
that you doubted of my disintercstelness.
Ny enemies abused your credulty, and
sssalled that which is most preciousto me
my reputation and my love Of liberty.
| have been the victim of my prosecutors,
who have conducted me to the verge Of the
/ grave. / pardon them.
On the point of disappearing from amidst
you, my tender affection suggests that
ought to manifest to you my last wsles.
L aspire to no other glory than hat o
consolidating Colombia all ought to labor
for the inestimable blessing of uniol; the
people, by oheying the actual government
IN order TO escape from anarchy tn, min
listers of the sanctuary by addressing thei
prayers to Heaven: the soldiers b. EN-
poying their arms to defend the glaran
tees OF society.
@Colomhians IF my death shall contrib.
ute to the disappearance of parties, and t.
the consolidation of the Union, shall de
scend with calmness to the grave.
(Slgncd) SIMON BOLIVAR.
San Pedro, 10th Dec. 1880.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-02-02

The New York Journal of Commerce in
forms US that Mr.. Reside, the mail con-
tractor, who was at Lancaster (Pa.) during
the late storm, undertook to drive the mail,
in person, to Philadelphia. He mounted
one hundred and twenty stout Irishmen on
as many prime horses, the cavalry acting as
pioneers. They succeeded on the first day
in fonndering through distance of nine or
ten miles.-The sleighing in the city of
New York is represented as very bad the
cold having prevented the cohesion of the
snow; the editors of the Journal compare
it to "an ocean of Indian meal" Stage
passengers have been frequently capsized,
and huddled together, without distinction
of patty.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-02-02

An Ohio paper contains an estimate of
all the marriages that have taken place in
Brown county during the past year, by
which it appears there have been one hun
dred and forty-fve licences granted to va
rious couples during that time. In this
number, we perceive the age of one male
who entered into The bonds, to have been
eighteen years, three nineteen, fourteen
twenty, and fourteen twenty -one years of
age. Among the females, four were six
teen. thirteen seventeen, eighteen eighteen.
twenty-five nineteen, thirteen twenty-two.
and ten twenty four. But five females of
NE whole number entered into the bonds of
wedlock after they had attained the age of
thirty. Ten gentlemen took the same pru-
dent step after they had seen the SHOWS OF
thirty winters.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-02-02

The world is growing honest. We heard
of the following praiseworthy act few
days since. A lady of this city, who lost
her husband five or six months ago, was
called upon by stranger, who put into her
hand a one hundred dollar bill, stating at
the same time, that few years since in
settling an account with her deceased hns-
hand he had been overpaid that amount
He had always intended TO refund the mon.
ey, but never before felt himself able to do
So sudden reverse of fortune had rails.
ed him from state of poverty; and that
was all the account the stranger gave of
himself lie declined giving his name to
the lady.-Beston Gazette
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-02-02

MANUFACTURES AT THE SouTH. A
Georgia paper states that the Edgefeld
Cotton Factory, in that State, has recently
been purchased by L. Higginbotham & Co.
highly respectable manufacturing firm of
North Adams, Mass. No doubt is now en-
tertained that this valuable manufacturing
establishment, in the South will soon get
INTO successful progress. That ppper ex-
presses confdant opinion, that the South
IS a most advantageous spot for the location
ct factories, particularly those of Cotton.
And on the subject of manufactures in gem
eral, the Southern editor says he hopes to
live to see the day when the foolish preiu-
dices on the subject win have passed away,
and his native section of country rival, in
manufactures, sections that have grown
old and rich in the course of industry.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-02-02

SHOCKING HUMANITY. The editor of
the Philadelphia Saturday Bulletin saws,
that he heard the following statement made
from Pulpit in that city, short time since,
and that the manner of the speaker LEFT no
doubt of his sincerity. He oeid "that be
had recently been called 10 minister TO the
necessities of an aged female, who las in
an entry or passage to garret, the light 10
which was only admitted by removing two
shingles in the roof. Her neighbor, a fe-
male, who was a little more favored than
herself by-having a room in the garret, was
the only friend 10 whom she could call for
assistance, and she was merely able to
crawl occasionally to her side to hand her a
cup OF cold water, which high fever made
an Invaluable blessing. Yet this poor, help.
less, and aged woman, is the widow of a
merchant who once traded on a capital Of
nearly half million of dollars, and whose
son is at this time an eminent and flourish.
ing merchant, rolling in splendid aff1uence
in neighboring city"
The account is almost Incredible. and the
blood runs cold at the narration: vet such
monsters have lived, and may still live, tc
mortify and humilate man.
The name of the son should be published
to the world, that be may be universally
Stunned and despised.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-02-02
CHESTER, (Pa.) Jan. 81.

AN AWFUL CATAsTRoPHE has come to
our knowledge, the effect of the Indictment
weather on Friday evening. iona. CLAW
ton and another man, his cousin, Whose
name we have not heard) attempted to 90
home late in the evening, bat that home
they were never more to see. A person
passing next morning between the Provi-
dence School House and Meeting House,
was attacked by a dog, and perceiving
something unusual in the manner Of the
animal, he was led to discover the body of
man, the face only which was above the
snow. The body was that of the unfortu-
nate Jonathan Clayton.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-02-02

WASHINGTON IREING. The New York
Courier and Enquirer says, that Washing
ton Irving published his life of Columbus,
History of Grenada, and Arrangement of
the life of Columbus. within the period of
eighteen months, and received for the copy
rights $4,000. The Messrs. Carvils paid
him lO,000for his Columbus. We presume
no other American ever received SO large a
sum for his literary labors in the same short
space of time. though we have understood
that Cooper's last novels, have produced
him about $4,000 each. He receives one
dollar a copy for the sales in this country,
which vary from five to eight thousand
copies.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-02-02

against American capilal-a war of erte''-
animation. Such a war has been waged
upon every article of American industry,
whenever the protecting duty has been IN
adequate, or the law extending the duty so
framed, that mercantile cupidity and the
cunning of foreign manufacturers could
-
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-02-02

LEAD MINES. According to the reports made
to the Ordnance office the quantity of lead
made at the United States Lead Mines at Fe.
yer River, and Missouri, amounted in the vear
1926 to 1851, 100 lbs in 1926, to 1888 s04 lbs :
in 1927, to 6,092.5G0 lbs in 1928, to I23II..
73O lbs in 1899, to l4,54l,3 $40 lbs; and in
1880, to 9'332,O5S lbs In the last item the re-
Turn Tor the last quarter only from Missouri is
included me other three not having been re.
ceived. The whole amount returned from Mis-.
souri, IN the four quarters Of 1920, was 1913.
100 lbs. The falling off at Fever River IN Tho
last year exceeds 5,0O0,00O lbs, owing to the
great reduction in price.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-02-02

One Goodspeed lately advertised in fra. ~,
lot OF Navarino bonnets, tho proper,v o r., :.
pediar who was last seen at G's. house q
soon alter absconded, and for some time he ,vas
suspected OF putting an end to the pedlar,s ca.
reer but recently letter has been rece;ved
at Ira, stating that the pedlar is al Wh;,;n'
ham, has no recollection Of being mprJ.rai
and would be glad to get bis bonnsts.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-02-02

we noticed in the papers Of yesterday morn.
,mg 'he sudden death of respectable female.
zen recently ncarcerated for ANAL daht Hi
ne was utterly unable to discharge I, l. s,;d
that the wife called on the creditor and nie.dod
IN the most piteous terms for the rele,se If bor
hssband and that finding him unmoycd hy ber
en'reatles, IN Paroxysm of despair she t3oL a
dose OF laudannm and shortly expired Tbis is
beautiful illustration of the beneficial otFaets
OF me poor debtor laws as thoy are at present
enforced in this Commonwealth. F''O"'
Boston Conusnto,.,