Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-10-16
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about The end Of l545, lhe heirs retained 10, their
counsel Alajor Tochman. This gentleman, upon
an examination OF the papers ii le in the Courts
Of Washington, discovered ,iat Gen. koscusko
made two other wills in EurOpe-ono in 1916 and
another IN 1917 and ;hat by the Will of 1916
he positively revoked ali tho wills and codlcls pre-
viously made.
These two walls were proved in 1917, before
the competent Tribunals in France and Swiizer-
land, by tho legztecs therein named who recoy-
cd their legocies Of the fu nds which were in.
los'ed IN The Banks of France and England But
Inc heirs of hosciusko knew nothing of the cxis-
tcnce of hose wliis-and their former Counsel in
this country neglected TO examine them, believing
that they related me ely 10 The properly on tho
osler sido of the Atlantic Ocean Major
lochman made Immediately a proper acquisition
iof Inc authenticated copy of the will of 1916.
ond tt has been already proved and recorded irt
the Orphans Court nt Washington according 10
law; which Terminates this protracted litigation
OF II years duration, by giving to th. liejrs tho
handsome sum Of $50 600. Ne :eioice nt the
ss'le of This suit for Tie heirs entitled to The dis
ributlUn, are numerous, and some of then, nr,
poor and needy; aud that is tho bcs, charity +,
which begins al home in thefomily. This consi
dcfation, probably led Gen. Kosoiusko TO the re-
vocation OF the wills preceding that of lSIG We
are informed .h1t besides tho property which
Gcn koscusko left in this country there arc III,
France EEgland Il fe. thousand frames undis
p! course !ho heirs ptl also recover as distriba-
tees thereof. en,sr-
Nhcn We ponder on the history OF his suit and
is termination, for so-we consider the posi,ion 10
winch Major /. has brought I.l we cannot all.
siam from expressing our surprise that Mr. DO
bodisco, tho Munster from RusSia, made the un-
Pardon"bie attempt 10 take il out of the hands of
AInjor ochinan, for alleged political offences
"gatnSI bussI0, which Justly created so much IN
diEnalion among Il II our coiemporaIies. Had nor
Mir. dc Bodisco iuteriered ith Major Tochman's
professional duties in tho premises, the heirs of
hosciusko by this limo would have been in tho
possession Of tic loon which heir :llustrious kins
mum Ieil 10 them. We hope they will soon reco.
trr II LOW.
Gen. kosci;isko left also in this country a real
estate consisting Of 500 acres Of very valuable
land IN Ohio, which were assigned 10 him by Con-
gross Tor military services during the revou,ona-
ry war. i his land being now IN the adverse pos
session OF Mr. BUSH, who purchased il from per-
son 10 whom the tile was improperly delivered
Ni"Jor 1"chtnan proposes to apply 10 the next
y ngress for other land equal in value 10 thai IN
OAio. We hope he will be successful.
RoNANcE.lN RRAL LlrF.=Abou! twelve years
ago, young gen!leman, whose name we forbe;.r
10 mention, residing in an iut5rior county Of Ken.
HcNy' became smiIIen falling in love is usually
lefmoG--wiih the daughter Of weulthy nlcr-
Chant. lis love was requitod by fi.e fair and
lovely girl, but The youEg t..an being poor. win,
ouI influence, and h1ving nothing to de5eld uDon
but ms own industry and resolution his suit was
,ooFcd upon wlih a iavorless eye by the wealthy
latcr In moment OF charrin and disapnoi6i
ment, the proud youth left The home of his child
hood-and twelve years rolled by; which time no
word was heard ofhim' He went 10 the west Indies.
apoGnyoss adycniurer, aHd a month since return
ed home, the poSsessor Of an immense fortune.-s
In the meamine. the father Of his beloved. had
'ailed. and died poor broken hearted man, Ieay-
ing ms wife aud daughter dependen, upon the
cold charities OF the world. Yet in Poverty. as
well as in wealth, the Two lovers had remained
faithful to their youthful VOWS, aud two days af.
Ter the return OF the wanderer, he led his lonn
cherished idol 10 tho lytnenal alter. How beau
nful N cold, heartoss world. like this, is the
Ndoity OF t"O loving iearts!--Cta, Chen.
y 5vrh7islNG-Hs Beacftsl--Point out tho
man who adreriises ais business largely, and he
Is universally found TO be ono who can afford TO.
make bcitcr bargains both for himself and his
customers, than his non.adversing competitor
why! by adding one-quarter to The comm 7nlv
considered necessary erFeases he doubles or. per-
hrs. his business without further exeriSon, and
by thus doing IA greater business is anabed TO
make better terms for himself in his supplies.
ana his business VIII continue increasing with bis
lUcH'ties Every business man should advertise
---iot once, IN year, bul systemaiealIy. con-
slant yaud thoroughly, spreading fully before tbc
public The odtautnees Of bis establishment and
The henehis of dealing with hin and this me-
should DO ppon The same princips ,ghicl. aui,ies
him IN The deciding upon ocatinnis. SOM, arca,
ihoToughiare' where thousands may see his place
every day. lie should selec. newspapers o! tho
largest circulation. and show 10 III, rtifir b., h;
attractive advertisements that he is ready to serve
them upon advantageous terms THIS plan nev-
er inlls. An extensive business and q sure for,
unc arc lis results.
Some twelve or fifteen auodred yo ong women
employed IN me factories al Lowell, are rustica.
ing on sufnmer Visits to their friends
The Mirror Of tho Isl ul. says. eve .nder.
sIand that Moi. Ilobbie is still prosecuting his ne
gIuatlons for tho mail and postage in England,
with hopes OF favorable arra augement.''
Mr. George l.. Broono's loss by the barnin,
/ OF bis sugar refinery in Phadelpha, is said 10
be $4,000, about ouc.6fth of which onv is
covered by insurance.
/ Among The pRsseagers on board the French
steamship Missouri, were Con. Flores, President
/ OF The Republic Of thos sEquator, and bis aid dc,