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fit Of Clergyman who doth refuse 10 accept
the offers Of ladye, or who doth any wise
treate her proposal with slight or contume-
y"
Hartford Nor. 7.

Hartford Nor. 7.
The Usfortunais Young Lady.-h is
with painful feelings that VIC recur to the
case Of the young lady who las. week pro-
cured goods at several stores in this city
under the iase pretencs oil showing them
Ia her friends but justice to her aud her
friends requires that the result Of an in
vsstigniIon into the matter should be made
known to the public. She is AN amiable
young lady Of about sixteen years old re-
siding with her friends in neghborng
town, whom, she !ea ia state OF mental
absr"tion-carne to this city ami procured
the goods iR the manner we have stated
She also went TO several stores and dwell
liig houses IN the character Of a common
bsgger, and solicited alms tor herself aud
friends. On being examined a. to her
name, resid ence, aud the motives which
prompted her to the extraordinary course
she had pursued, she in the most frank
and artless mannes, gave her name, aud
that ofthe gentleman in whose family she
resided-bu could give no account-of her
objrc. in obtaining the goods. Fr.m her
youth, appear ancs and department, 1t was
evident she deserved protection rather
than punishment. She was there fore
conveyed hNna, when it was ascertuined
she was partially iasane. We 'egre, to
ienrn she has since exhibited additional
symptoms of lunacy, and we lear her de-
rangem-nt is assuming II permanent char
acter. This fear IL increased by The laci
tina, lunncy is hereditary disease il the
fanny with which she is connected. Re
riew.
a Compliment John Quincy Adams
in letter To 5 S. Southworth, published
ia tho Bangor Wing, says of the au,i-ad
ministration party, in Rhode Island, ''ihat
il isa party having 40 honest common
principle to hold them together. That
party nat bsing the Wing party, but the
compound Of Hartford Convention Fed
eralsIn and Royal Arch NIasonary.
That the dissolution of the Wing party it.
self viii follow from their connection with
It appears to me probable. They have
lost Rhode Island-I trust forever. The
people Of that State, will hope hereafter
be kept together BY the cement Of
common honest principle"
Cg
An ARDENT LOVER Ono Of the mis-
tresses Of Fiechi, the fellow who attempt
to assasinate the King of the French, a
woman named Laurentia Petit, is now in
prison at Paris, under suspicion of having
heen an accomplice in his attempted as
sassination Of the royal family. She was
on former occasion, confined in the pris-
on Of Embrunn, having been condemned
tor FIVE years, for conspiracy with her
former land second) husband, named A.
bot, to swindle his creditors by means Of
fraudulent bankruptcy. While there she
eoDtr:ved TO attract the notice Of one of
her fellow prisoaers,'a a young sailor, con-
fined for insubordination, and at the time
in the infirmary Of the prison, with some
slight indisposition-the windows of the
male intirnary opening upon the court
yard Of the female prisoners. Being a
young and handsome woman, she was
ableto inspire the young sailor with a ve-
hement passion, which she put at cruel
test. Their communications were carried
on through one Of these windows, by
looks, signs, and when opportunity occur
ed, by words. She once, in answer TO all
his protestations Of passion, reproached
''''a with not loving her enough. "You
:, - love me- said she, "as much as
your little finger" "Shall 1 prove
ii to you q do ?" he replied, holding out
both hands through the bars of the win
dow, with one ofthe fingers of the left ex-
tended, while in the right he held knife.
"You dare not prove it ~ was her an
swer-and the finger fell at her feet
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