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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-05-10
ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.

4 T the March term of the Supreme judicial
IA Court, for the county Of Newport, A. ID.
1882 the subscriber was appointed Assignee of the
property and effects of JoHN s. WEEDEN, an in
solvent debtor, and six months from this date were
allowed his creditors to present and prove their
claims. All persons indebted to said Weeden are
requested TO make immediate payment to
ERASTUS p. ALLAN, Assignee.
march 29th.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-05-10

TENIIE public are respectfully informed that a
Il new line Of Stages has commenced running
between this place and Fall River, on the follow
ing days, viz; Leave Newport on Sundays, Wed.
nesdays and Fridays, on the arrival Of the steam
boats from NewYork: Returning, will leave Fall
River on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at
IL O'Clock, and arrive at Newport in season for
passengers to take the steamboats, for Newly ork.
Stage Books at Mr.. Townsends Coffee House
Fare ST. Newport, Oct 90, 1881.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-05-10

There were received at the Post Of
'fce in this city, from Sunday morning at
day light until noon on Monday, eight
housond fire hundred ship letters. Four
thousand and one hundred Of the number
were brought by the ship Hibernia, from
Liverpool.-.N Y. Spectator Of Friday.
Messrs. Daniel Olmstead and VIM.
Wells, matters in Buffalo, n. Y are
about to patent machine invented to nar
hats, which is said to execute the work
in the most perfect manner.
Fresh Butter was selling in our mar
ket on Wednesday at the exorbitant
rate of.Hty cents apound! Firkin Butter
at 3 Ia cents.-.N. Y finer. Adro
The Wilmington, N. C. Recorder
states that the merchants suffer a real
grievance from the irrHgularity of the
Northern mails. Sometimes for week
no letters are received, and then the
whole budget comes at once. 1t is ask.
ed why the Postmaster General does not
enforce the penalties for non-performance
of contract
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-05-10

A D.MIN1STRATOR'S NOTYCE.-Tbe
"A undersigned has been appointed Admini.tra-
tor on the estate Of capt JAMES EAsroN, late O.
Newport, deceased, and therefore requests all per-
tons having claims against said estate, to present
them Tor settlement, those indebted to said estate
are requested TO make immediate payment to
HENRY Y. CRANsToN, Admir-.
now, lS3I.l on Est. James Eastou.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-05-10
DOMESTIC GOODS.
+ ID w A RID T.. NE WTON.

Has just received from the late AUCTIONS,
"A LARGE assortment Of bleached and brown
IA sHIRTINGs and sHEETINGs--super & COM
mon ticking,-fne and cheap calicos, furnitures,
checks, ginghams broadcoths, sattnetts, &c. &C.
which offered ut a small advance. ''Purchas-
ers will please ca''
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-05-10

Sloth like rust consumes faster than
labor wears, whilst the used key is al
ways bright.
Dost thou love life? Then do not squan-
der, time for that is the stuff life is made
Of.
The sleeping fox catches no poultry.
He that rises late must trot all day,
and shall scarce overtake his business at
night.
Do not all you can, spend not all you
have, believe not all you hear, and tell not
all you know.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-06-07
FOREIGN NgGsNS.


I'FoHb.cy IN Bya1tt--The New FORK Commcr-
elal Advertiser states that the brig Draco Capt
Bangs, at that port from RIO Juueiro brings pa
pets to the lsth otApr,l, inclusive. The country
appears 10 be IN very uuIuct situation There
Mas an auemp, 10 reyututionllc the government on
the 81 of April, by the republicans. winch was com
mehced with promise Of success A body ofrc-
Pub,icdns 10 the number of about four hundred sue
eeeded IN obtaining possession Of the two forts
commanding the harbour A body otncarly 3GO Of
these people thcreupon marched 10 the Campo st
Anna, where they Were met by the nalioaai guard
and after brisk skirmish dctealed-losng about
20 OF theT humber Who We're killed On the fol
loving day the republican possessoys ofthe forts
eapliu,aicd through thcnIerposltion of the English
Admiral The object Of the rebels was change Of
The Regency. Some Of the persons captured. com
planned that they lad not been supported as their
party had promised. In consequence of these oc-
euneae,s, the Regency demanded the reno, al of
the Juvenile Emperor Don Pedro 2d from 81
Christopher TO the palace in the capital but the as
sent OF h5 tutor, Andgade was refused He was
nevertheless, removed 10 the palace on the nth.
hree days Afterwards, another revolution was at
tempted from an opposite quarter A body of about
igo men assembled al St. Christopher who, being
Johcd 10y the Emperora servants marched upon
the capital, proeamng Don Pedro lst These re.
bels were in time met by the National Guards and
de'eated-about thirty being killed Thus the ex-
lstug government Is menaced on both sidcs-lrom
the old friends ofthe late Emperor aud the enemies
alike oftather and son, and Of Kings N general
Neither otthese parties, however. can proceed a
lone but II Is apprehendcd thata UNION of the two
eAuemes-thc ultra nperaIists, and he Repubi
eans-may yet be effected in which case, the Re
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-06-07
Interesting to the / obacco Pia..ter.

PHN VIE subs rbcr has discovered new system.
n or molrs Of pro,eodufe for curing or drying Of
tobacco which has been secured to hlm by eltes
Iaten. and tn ri.lt to use which hc now proposes
to sell through his agents 10 the tobacco planters
Of tn L states, ON the following crms: Every
planter whose crop ,4aI eysesl tn thousand
pounds, vii be cuuted TIE pr, lIcgc OF applying
the system without !iuIt otlne. after PAYNE, 81
securing 70 any OF my agent, twenty dollars; t.osa
whose crops sha. h. Tess, after paying, or secur-
ing in Ike manner, ten dollars. Every planter who
purchases privilege Will receive an Essay winch
IS placed under copy rieht) upon the curing, tnaa
cement and cultivation Of tooacco intended a
guide for the application oithe system. This T.
say extends to sixty octave PAGES. Dr. Thomas
p. Jones, Of Washington City, professor OF cH#
mJstry IN the Columbian COLLEGE; John r. Eus
taco, ofthc city of Richmond Va; J, y. Townas.
&" Petersburg, Va Ilolepnbe and IyIce ot
Lynchburg, Va; ana Capt Henry Edmonds, OF
Halifax county, Va. are authorized agents. aad
will permltany gent'emanto examine the system,
or essay who may wish to Judge Of It's utility, or
the proprety of adopting It. Other agencies vii
be established IN du, time, particularly IN the tobae
comalkets Of the Western States DIR, Thomas
Il Jones Is auhorl.dt 10 appoint agents N the
States Of Maryland and Ohio
The system was dedutea from a series Of lon-
continued experiments the different quantities OF
'.'',S VI "i',n o''7. u
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~, '1',' 10 'e'o'' II necessary vi
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u t''-1 ~ III ''' ''s VA 'o'9 states ., NHisn
""s 2"ss' l'''''' ana 10 o'eel"l" accurately TN
i'''1a, '''s'5 I'll instances "niea ls',
I"-'' ,ose e"e1' - "''a he" 10 create ana eohtN2i
uciI' ll"tohy "I.Hlp Fest lht MGrilSot any system
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-06-07

TFiRhlNlA-At Rules holdea in ne Clerks Office, of
" tue Circuit superior Court II Law aud Chancerg for
the county Of Eucng tho seventh day of Nay 1872
john H. Johnson and john Johnson, Plaintiffs. agnus
mildred johnson, admir- with the will annexed of Richard
johnson, decd lcNi, Johnson Il brt Riddle aud Nan
cy has vic, Reuben Johnson, Napoleon Johnson Aexan-
der Johnson, Thomas Johnson Robert Johnson Alfred r
billiard and Elizabeth his wife, Defendants. In Chance.
The defendants Robert Johnson, aud Thomas Johnson
(sDhS OF Frances JohusOn) not having
ahcc ana given security according 10 the Act of Assem-
uy aud the Rules Of tins Court aud appearing by sntls
factory evidence that they not inhabitants of tins
Try IT sordcrcd that the aud absent Defendants appear
here on the first day ofthe Sept orrn and answer
inc hl Of the Plaintiffs, aud that copy Of tins order
forthwith inserted newspaper published tho town
OF Lynehhurg for two months successfully, and posted
al the front door OF the courthouse OF the said county.
ACopy-Teste,
K. ELDRIDGE, {. Il. c.
June :. WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-06-07
juno :.

WTiRGlNlA-At rules held in the Clerks Office of the
Circuit superior Court Of Law and Chancery, for The
comfy Of Amherst Monday the It'll day Of May, 1892
Charles ii. Page and Gabrielle his wife, formerly Ga
braa Crawford, of the heirs at law of W Aiam S
Crawford. decd Plaintiffs against William $. Crawford
John Ogden, Alexander Crawford, Benjamin Camden,
Jlia Anne Crawford Van Trump Crawford and William
NJ. Waller, Dcfts,
The defendants Alex Crawford & Van Trump Crawford
mol having catered their appearance and given security
eordng To The act Of Assembly and tho ole, this court
aud appearing by satisfactory etscncc that they not
inhabmts Of this monwealth motion Of tho Plain
s by their counsel 1t ordered tho said defendants
alexander Crawford and Van Trump Crawford do appear
mere on or before the first day ofScp,ember
answer the bill of the PLAINTIFF and that eopy Of ths
order be forthwith inserted in tho Lynchburg Vgnan for
TWO months successfully and posted the trout door Of
the court house OF this county.
A Gopy-!Tester
Jr5flS THOMSON, Jr. Cfk..
Jaae !. VIA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-06-07

A relic At aptt4niQ-Wc have in our Office a
stalk of Tobacco WHICH is supposed to be o..c hnR-
drcd gcoIS o1 Ii was brought 10 tins towna short
time since from Port Tobacco Md The lu,pcc-
tor Of Tobacco at thai place who died during the
last year, at the advanced aye Of 81, stated TINT
four hog sh"ads from the samples Of one of which
tins stalk was taken had remained IN the ware
house ever since he entered upon the discharge of
his duties and IN fact had been there for many years
previous. The warehouse fell down from arc and
decay, and the Tobacco was sold
1t will be interesting to Planters 10 know, that
Tobacco can be preserved for So loug period
Thc sample we have, is Of a dark color, aud re
talns Ita scent IN a remarkable degree.
Gsorga'opa Ga-eic
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-06-07

~ ~ .Sss' : - = = : = =
rae Isst week thinks there can benc doabi. that
4 you'd he taken rapidly IN New York aaless the
at tssk aaairs render lhe Demand tor tie eaf.taI
70, srzat \ c1nsp.eaaus capitalist 81 d'at astf
told the eseasll ,aat ,hcre as o. u'ra saia me5e
a.. investing money noN, lbaa n ,rs wa iesfase
nrl4fs"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-06-07
INDIAN WAR.

Our Western papers give Us few additional
f9ls op9a TINS subiec,--lt appears by a letter in
ls Illinois Advocate otthe 8lb, tia; the Volunteers
la4eY.ae COMMAND Of Gen. Whilcsle numbered
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-06-07

MARRIAGE The more married men you have
'uS 'e"ef crimes wall 'bc.-Examine the frightul
columns ofyour criminal calendars you will then
ma hundred youths executed to one father of a
iamily Marriage renders mon more virtuous md
more wise. The father of a family is not willing
10 blush before his children. lie is afraid 10 make
shame their Inheritance.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-06-07

me zen truly appalling. III. believed tia. tu,
..o.snee Of. h, cpIIem.. Aas ala,ed N the capital
j In +, Is sprcaIlu, Nth desoalns fry through dr.
provinces The g9yeument refor'S Of ne deaths
/ IA Paris, arc said uat % b. depended ug9a They
rlaHfaee only the returns ofeas sicImnatns fatal
/ " itlIn the walls 81 Pafs, While the disease Is
~ mr. wlth awful astruHyeut-s IA all Tie e7lto7s
Many Of the most eminent medical mea aaFf -. 70,
victims 10 H. The leaiA5 In plrs down otas 2'th
81 prll are estimated ~ lel,r, lrommeiea men ,at
f8ai = 900 to 30 Dp0 uedouHl4 TO the
- It'd the deaths in the capital to haye amounted
fa2n001 Thero hed e#,aup upwards Of 1000 d#4ths
IA d alngIe iay Accounts hi reached Per- that
II dIsalsel,od ultJel, anrsarlnca IN the depart
menta Of seine e Ma6ae S.nc Ltsreufe. Aup',
Eur. Euro 1T Loir, f.e.rt, Mouse Nord, Olsc,
Pa dc GaluDg, w aomno, and Yonae The
dealhf at Roucn have not h.sa $50 nanergas as
HIgIt have been EXPECTED. From us sth 10 the
93l. thy amounted OIL +, 81 The d.sHaea has
aot yet visited I,yon4 ~ order Of the ffayarn-
ueHt tie funeral, are coH.oe,od by nlsai, and
trenches, instead graves als to. forth reception
# bodies, which are br11zRiu cuto4d. II tn.s
melancholy place Of sepaulfe Such las BIN the
mortality Of late, that the government ia been
oblisedt 10 employ t,a artsrg horses Tor tins ser
vice
Tie nngll Of death seems iulc. q haye stretch.
cd his mr. ~ over the .mnire. " In the midst of
those frghtui rayagas,a saYs one Of tine etest ne
.aunts while death on his pale hJrs, seems III Pa
MS IL be careciiag over tut devoted city, W still
look III VAN for any national Acknowledgement of
t4od The Arrhbishop Of Paris. has, indeed order
q prayers To Ee of. rai III the Romuu Calbol.c
Churches fol forty days, Gat tns i, the voluntary
a., Of tbs prcate and his not vet been adopted IN
der the authority and sanction Of tn. goyenmsu OF
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-06-07
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LyNcHBURG, JUNE lisa,


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- :. - - 1872.
(icu. .Jatts5a aaI Nh ps.s.s -
49,, %, I'll es.,,l,.,,.4 M ''s' ".o
''' '''s history 1.-THE ar
'"e't Es''s VIII fcm'Aneg ii fIa.aut d,r.g..,
Tons when Wfre once r1lrai anaa Nh. h...
Gen JacasoA through the ra.,.,,..s ,.s.l..,
g,,,,;r.r-..,.,., ~. ,,........ '.'a"
~ - '-si#''t As wi, issf
80 i'''''s'''' i'e "d5 eattsd ads..o-. ,,I
an lSrnfun1a--he was charged by them u..,..
inc violated tha carstItu,,,, ,,,,....l..i.
,,l.....,..-.4 .t..r..t,. "'s l"'
no INV -suzen7 II
'''' az 40 M at''N OF as aeanilda,o for.
ifc5idoney1 the columns Of tie Enall.rr, ,...,.5
with alternate udicule and sI.,ss ,.r.,
i, violence AMI b.tt,rn,s.,, ~. ........ ''''.i
.,,.. atn'''e s.aHs
''''' II '''' 10y " oppose III JACKSON, o..e
uon, anu Who probably derived ttcffrsI q,I - |
dolIl. conception oftuo Gen..i.. ..i4,r.,... J
fc,tions from tn 3,ou.-..,,..,, -. i'..
''''' al = II '''' ''''' 'l9a7f hostile 10 5ir
'''''''' am We el'e ire io.nfy aeati.ou. " IT,.
expressions by winch he manifested tia, bo,.fs
0H"''' aooa'' hut ''''' s'ea 4 teaeloa form D..
supporter y 9''a authority Is L. @a9.aa. f..
P''''''''h / IL l'"'"Ias .e.isf INN ,10s~
i''"'N'''Fidse' @'en we md IN taa Wing So
sho" what were Ten J',ks2as opinion, Mt i
i"t'hIe IN eRs2 f7"F 54ae 4o&, ni"sE t..
PRESIDENT ana the Editor ere as owns e. poo
'0''' doves.
Io Iao"&s R4cil6, hf1tar aftlr R9r.u.ri
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-06-07

We ind !tmentoned IN one ofour latest London
papers that the Marquis Of Hartford during the
last Twelve months has invested GOO 900 in Rus
san funds, aud Earl Dudley more than 600 600
IN American bank Stock canal shares, &C.; and it
IS added by way Ct remark that the adaee of
having all ones eggs in one basket, had no
doubt occurred ~ both these Noble Lords.
v Y Ere Post
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-06-07

We learn by paragraph in the Boston Courier
that our phIlanthropc couutryman, DIR. 5. G.
How, was IN London on the 18th April No
mention IS made the letter wriIieuby HIM Of the
TIME Or mode Of his release troiE the Berlin prison
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-06-07

The confinement Of the ex-ministers Of Charles
y. Is administered with great risoQr Tho Ga
.ette DC ffance contains the followmy:--
Letters from Ham state that the unfortunate
prisoners confined in the castle arc in a most fretIc
state Of health. The epidemic which prevails in
the ylenlIy had attacked NJ de Polignac. but the
progress Of the disease Was arrested lie Is now
ina state of convnleseenee, though very much re-
dueed IN strength The rampant on which the prl-
soners are allowed TO walk scarcely an hour daily
surrounded with ditch, whence unwbole.no
mlasmas arise Some of the prisoners at Ham have
not ,et.her chamber Of thirteen feet square for a
year past The strongest constitution cannot en-.
dNLe such confinement
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-06-07

A singular bet has been made between two gcn-
uemen OF PhadeIphia the stakes whereof alc
looo. One of the parties has engagedto procure,
iron some Yankee discoyercr and inventor, an O.
ng'nal machine, or gin for picking the 5ones from
@@a, tor which apremlum OF $500 is o.ered
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-06-07

Connccticm.-The House OF Representatives
of Conncctieut, have elected David Daggc,t Chief
Justice the Supreme Count of that State, in the
place Judge Hosmer, who has atiaaed the age
athScdb 10y the constitution, against serving as Il
judge. Jobe2 w Huntington, menaer Of Con
gress is also elected to the scat ON the bvuh vacant
by the promotion OF Judge Dnggcu
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-06-07

The Editor ofthe Genius ofLjberlvp printed
a. AsssoNFs. '.fst4s. .n-llons ths fac. hay a
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-03-29
18TH DISTRICT.

William c. WIliams. Esq. and Gen. Russell c. ASerehy have been presented to the electors ddatss for seat in the higher branch of the Le- gsa'are. and .here is diversity of feeling
 a the District relative to the claims and qualifications of these respectable gentlemen: built is believed not to he necessary te institute rigid comparison be- tween them, as both arc undoubtedly eompeents and f either s elected the district will be faithfully rep resented in public councils. This state of things certainly ought not to exist and it is to be regretted
 that the sentiments orthe electors had not heen thor oughly seru,inssd, aud . candidate selected whe would have sni.ed tho suisages of ths National Re
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-03-29
leTH DISTRICT.
Ns.o-Mi,ford, March 2s, 1882.

Nei0-Mitord, March 26, I8S2 MR. ADAMS:
 Sa-In your paper of the 22d March, observed . letter wsitten by c. A. JGdson Esq., in which he uses tho following language O. W. Picket told me tor believedl that he hierwinl would be instrumental in getting up candidate in opposition the one ,ha, shall be nominated at our meeting, let it be who is will" MT. Judson is wholly mistaken and t is for the correction of his statement for as relates my sell that now address you. I am confident that never uttsFrsd sentiment similar to the one imputed 's me by Mr. Judson. well rscolIset telling AAr. ! JudsOp thst II he and his fisads would NOminais a
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-03-29
National Repnb blieaas, be.uare |!

"AIl is fair in politics" is the motto ef sst ef yacksoamen in the northern par of ihe Sessniesath District. who are seeking. by the haseat means io d- vide the National Republicans aad in this way p pr0- cure, as they hope, he election ofoae of tler ow" men. Aware of the high sanding and deserved pop uariy of General SEDewIcK, sud conscious of their own weakness. they have q will not gay dsses"dsds for they gst ioOsr n ihs public es'mas'onl re soried to the vesi falsehsod, and meaaeas sEsprs- senA,ion to delsat his election Thenries essiain7 ed in tha, shy paper shs 'lsar'iaFa Timsh ss'Pse
 iicE the nomination of Gen seds~ick, eslpssU pse|
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-03-29

Republican, without reference to s bSing yNskses man, that ws n NewMiIiOrd would support hin, tlhat S, the RepubIicans.) also told Mr. J0dpoR that f they should nominate Mr. Mitchell, that r. MsrWin would support him; which felt aUthorized to bay from what Mr. Merwin had previously told nc.
 am win respect your friend.
 o. WsP1CKETT.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-03-29

publican paFig-hnI this would nov bs diEcUlt ifnot mpractcable, and perhaps s not necessary; for fths friends of Mr. Clay will only dispasS0nutey, and vote eiler for Mr. Williams Gen. Abernethy, ac- cordi0s to persoDal predIecons the result will De such as not to cOmpromit the interests of the great causs which most of tho patriotic electors of tS dis sriet have 70 much at heart.s
 The leaders of the Jackson party, slender it is, win doullIeSs, Ut late momsn bring out acandidats of their own, with the hope that by Srtfnl manage meD and through the passion ofsOne and the nsgli- gence of more of their opponents they may succeed in pushing him into the Senate. What an exhibition would this be to the public ?-Jacksonsmint the Sem ate of the S,ate from the Fifteenth District! ard nine tenths of the electors opposed to that mischievous principle!! It is not necessary 10 dwell upon the chagrn and pain which this would occasion through out the distric upon the biighted hopes of our friends abroad nor upon the notes of triumph to which we must lsten from an unprinciped foe; but we ought to speak of the consequences to public affairs which might attend such an uDtoward event. What iftIe electors should find some satellite of Martin Van Buen chosen to the National Senate from this state, and an indeble stigma fixed upon the character Of Connecticut by the vote of the Fifteenth Distrlei- The bitter regrets, which would then come in the place of resentments unhappiIy induged, would fur nish no relief nor change the conduct the princi- pies of the Senator elect the disgraceul attitude tia which we should present ourselves in dignihsd asuembage before the nation and the world. Butit is to dwell further upon this subject. Is not
 word to the wise sufficient ?-Eectors of the 18th District Friends of Henry Clay! TO THE PoLLs.- Vote for Williams or Aberhethy, and all will be well.
 WoLcoTT.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-03-29
Z. The Memory of George Washing,on.r

7Re Flocd.--The Albany papers furnish us
 with further particulars of the latS disastrous
 Hood, and we regret that to the destrnction Aof fproperty is to he asaed the loss of liyes.--, 4 The Lighthouse about a mile and aifaboye Gtnysesant's Landing, wascarriess away, and s4 fOnr out often persons in the building were E drowned. The Colambia (Kinderhook) Sen.
 tinel says :--The Light House was stone building. 20 feet by 34. and two stories high, with mole surrounding t four feet in height.
 The water had risen to the top of the mole
 before the ice began 10 move, which render ed the situation of the inmates truly alarm ing. Soon the immense field of ice above was seen to swing from its mnorings. and ] coming down with irresistibe force struck shH iigllt.house, which in a nomcnt was made heap sof ruins There were atsthe time ten individnals in the building. four of whom, >rnelancholy io relate, were buried under the
 eFumbling walls. Air. Velkert WiiLeck, ihe keeper of the light house. his wife, the daugh.