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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-04-02


ARRIVED.
March 29th-Schr Statira ]owds, from st. Thomas in
schr Margaret Ann Howard, Walker. from Middleton,
n. c.. to DeRosset Brown with corn 800
Schr. Loella, Wells from Wscasset, Me, to VIM M
Harriss with hay and bricks.
Steamer Chatham. Stedman from Fayetteville to l. Z.
schr. Sidney Price, Candy, (new) from Philadelphia to
schr Harriet Hallock Mandieu from New York, to NJ.
Schr VIM II. Smith, Hartman, fror1 New York, to De-
Rosset e. Brown with mdze. to sundry persons
Br Schr Richmond Card, from New York. in ballast, to
sou $ Mail steamer Gladiator Smith, from Charles
ton; with IS 50 passengers. 11-: eon % ,o,r. u
Philadelphia Geo Iarss with mdze, and locomotive
for w. & r. Il. RI. Co.
schr. Topaz, stanly, from Mattamuskeet to Miles Cos
tin with corn and shingles
schr Express, Gibbs, from Middleton, to DeRosset s.
March so steamer Brothers. Banks from Elizabeth, to
D. Banks & Bro: with boat Cassidey in tow
Brig Tangier, Griffin from Maanzas to Potter kdder;
STU. S. Mail Steamer C. Vanderbilt sterett from
Charleston. with IS passengers
March 31-Sohr Champion. Asburn from Charleston to
DeRosset Brown with 300 sacks salt, to Ellis, Russell
March 3lSteamcr Rowan. McRae, from Fayetteville to
E. J. Luttcrloh.
April III. s. Mail Steamer Wilmington, Bates, from
Charleston with 81 passengers.
Steamer Henrietta, Wilkngson, from Fayetteville to A,
| D. Cazaux
CLEARED
March 2o-Br Schr Herald Crowcl for Halifax n s. by
| Miles Costin; with naval stores.
30-Steamer Gov. Graham Hurt, for Fayetteville. by T.
| C. Worth.
Steamer Chatham, stcdman for Fayetteville, by T. C.
Worth.
U. s Mail Steamer, Wilmington Bates, for Charleston
with Sc passengers
schr Chas. H. Rogers, stccman, for Philadelphia, by
| Miles Costin.
March s1-schr. Mary Howard, Marshall for New York,
by j. H Flanncr with so bales cotton 425 bhs spirits
pentne 1876 bushels peanuts 500 bls rosn 400 bb ur
pentine, 50 Hbs. pitch. and 20 bbls roots; Sc.
Schr. Balance. Mathis. for Boston by J. H. Flanner
Fnv i1io. nv ks
Bro; with boat Ellis in tow
! u S. Mail Steamer Gladiator, Smith, for Charleston
with q passengers.
April 1.Sclr. Pauline Hilton for Georgetown, S C..
by j. Il. Flanner.
Schr. Harrison Price, Wheeler, for New York. by Miles
Costin with naval stores.
Br Brig Lady Maxwell, Campbell, for Halifax, n S. by
Miles Costin with naval stores.
Schr L. p Smith, Stutes for New York, by DeRossct
Brown with naval stores.
u s Mail Steamer c. Vanderbilt, Storett, for Charles
ton with 10 nasscngars
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From the Washington Union
The Policy Maint tanning Lines of Steamships.


The Policy o aintainins Lines of Steamships.
We perceive that this important subject is enga-
gng the public attention, and that in some instan-
ces, opinions already formed condemning the
proposed action of our government. In the lower
branch of the legislature of Pennsylvania resolu-
ton has been passed by maj GRITTY of fftyodd to
twenty FIVE which copy below, instructing the
senators in Congress and requesting the representa-
tves from that Stale to oppose the further apprOpr
alton of money by the general government towards
the support Of all steamships that not exclusive
ly controlled as public vessel Ii are. These
committees of Congress to the most thorough inves
tigation of the principles which such appropria-
tons rest, and of the considerations which have been
urged in their behalf in transporting the mails and
keeping par with Great Britain and other
foreign nations in the commercial advantage belong
ing to the possession of an efficient steam marine
That there evils attending the support of private
enterprises from the public treasury is obvious but
whether, in the present circumstances of coun-
try. these evils can be dispensed with, without in
curing others of greater magnitude is the true ques
ton. and which we doubt not the present Con-
gress will examine with all the care demanded by
its magnitude and Importance. On this question it
is wish to throw all the light can, intending.
in due time, to take share Of the responsibility
involved in it's decision
Resolutions rclatue appropriations noncy By the gencr
al government to lines Of STEAMSHIPS.
Whereas. large amount of money has, within the last
few years. been appropriated by the general to
various lines steamships, giving persons undue ad
vanages merchant marine service Others squan
derng large of the peoples money upon projects of at
least doubtful utility fostering spirit of speculation upon the
of the national treasury and leading to the belief
that all private enterprises have right to expect direct
preparations of money by the to sustain them
Therefore, be it
RcsoIrcd By the Senate and House of Representatives.
the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania general assembly met
That senators in Congress be instructed and
sentatve be requested oppose the further appropriation
of money by the general government to line of steam
ships whatsoever because regard such appropriations
highly inudicious leading a wanton expenditure
public funds making unjust distinctions among citizens
by money to the private enterprises Of some an?
wholly unconstitutional and foreign the powers the fed
eral government.
Resolved. That copy of this preamble resolutions
transmitted by the to each of senators and
resenatves in Congress- and that they be requested to
sent the same to their respective bodies.
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A ERGCLAN2ATIG3N.

Ey hiS Erccncy DAVID s. REID, CotcrnCr Of Tic 81 lie #
North CGrnin0.
WHEREAS, hree-fths of the whole number of members #
each House Of the General Assembly did Tie last
pass the following Act:
AN ACT TO AMEND TIE CONSTITUTION NORTH CAROLINA.
WHEREAS, The freehold qualification require he
electors oT members of the Senate conflicts with the Ini
mental principles of liberty; Therefore,
SIC. l. Be ii cnlrtcd hy the General f&sc03dy IF tie
Stltc cf North Carolina, and hereby eHdctrd By
tofy If the same, three hs of the whole number
bers Of each House concurrrg that the second clause OF
third section of the first Article of the amended Constitution
day of November, A d 1926 be amended by striking
the words and possessed of freehold within the dis
rict OF fifty Of land for months next before and
tie day of election. that the said clause of said
shall read as follows All free white of lineage of
yonc years except is heeina. ter dccarc) who have
been inhabitants of any district within the State twelve
months Immediately preceding the day Of any election and
shall have paid public taxes, shall be entitled to
member of the
State be- and he is hereby directed, TO Issue his P"cana
ton the people Of North Carolina least six months be-
fore the next election for members Of III; General Assembly
setting forth the ruport Of this Act and the amendment to
the Constitution herein proposed. which Proclamation shall
be accompanied by true and perfect copy OF the Act
hPntcate by the certificate the Secretary Of and
both the Proclamation and the copy of this Act the Govern
Of the State shall to be published III all the spa
Of this state and post in the Court LENSES Of the
rcctive Counties in this least six months before
the election OF members to the next General Assembly
number Of members Of each House respectively flea
in General Assembly, this the 2fth day of January 1851
j. c. DOBBIN =. H. T..
W. \ EDWARDS. : s..
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s9.367.2l4 9S

1t is further proposed that the Secretary of the
Treasury shall be directed to prepare certificates of
stock for each State containing the amount above
specified to be deposited signed. and ccuntersgned
bearing an interest of five per cent per annum pay
able half yearly the first day of January and the
first day of July, commencing the first day of
= in the year -. This deposit is to be made
with said States to transport to Liberia it is further
declared the free people of color within said States
respectively and to provide for and to educate said
people as such State entitled to the said stock may
direct.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-04-02

NoTE-River Lumber Tar, and Turpenine, sold in the
water, subject to the expense of landing, inspections
cooperage SC; on Lumber so cents to 81 FER Nj Tar
and Iurpentine about 10 Is cents barrcand for
val stores when brought per railroad about the cNpcn
incurred. *For dry Virgin mixed Tpcntne,
deduction is made according to quality
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More vascoh3e T~vvn Property for sac.

lE Subscriber oars for sale in the southeastern part
l. the town. vaua bic lot $50 feet long. IS feet wide has
well Of excellent water. good Stables house cart
house The dwelling is "a by II feet, with
rooms and lire Lace; attached to the House. cook
As It is probable person wosd purchase without ookir
at the premises further description unnecessary;
1t to say that those who wish to make investment of
money. would do well to call xunine the preri -
There is land enough which could be
more cottages that would pay we'll in This loperiy
is offered at private sale the following terms oe fouh
OF the purchase money to b. paid r cash. the balance
three equal Of SIX twelve and eighteen tbs
with notes and securities negotiable payable at Bank
with interest.
not disposed of previous to Tuesday of our next Count
Court. it will then be offered highest bidder nj IN
change Corner the above For her
apply to \. A. B. EOUTHAII Art 70
hp-il ,. la52-3o-tsl " VI. Il ia 4 S3Sr. -
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Distributions Among the Several States.

1t is understood that bill is to be reported to the
House of Representatives by the committee of Ways
and Means, at Washington, proposing the distribu-
ton of the fourth nstallment of the surplus
among the States in pursuance of the act of June
ODD, 1886, and making the following appropriations
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AvD WHEREAS the said provides for amending t5o
Constitution Of the State OF North Carolina. confer
every qualified for the House Of Commons the right
to vote also for the Senate.
Now, therefore, the end that it may he made know,
that if the aforesaid amendment the Constitution shall be
agreed 10 by wothir Of the whole representa- alton each
house Of the General Assembly, it Will then he submit
ted to the people for cation, have issucd this
caation in conformity with the provisions of The before
cited Act.
state Of North Carolina, hath hercunu st his hand aud
caused the Great Seal Of said state to be affixed
*F%F%** Done the city of Raleigh. Ill. thirtyfrst
CLAY Of December the Of Lord, thors
x*eight hundred and fftyone, and in the 10th
year of our independence.
By the Governor DAVID s. REID.
TIios SETTLE. Jr., Private Secretary.
Persons into whose hands this proclna ton fall viii
please that copy Of is posted up in tho Court House
of their respective counties.
Jan. 8. I552-105-te
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CLARIFIED.

In Dupn county, the residence of Mr. LUKE POLLOCK
the 18th inst, by G. l. Oates Esq Mr. JOHN POLLOCK
to Miss EvELINE BELL; both of DuPlin.
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n ALLY ENPECTED--A choice assortment of YOUTHS
~ and CHILDREN'S CLOTHING. all made to
order Parents will do well to wait few days before
chasing. SCOTT BALDWIN,
L ty best make at SCOTT s BALDWIN'S.
DORDERED AND WHITE FIGURED LINEN CAM
d brio Pocket Handkerchefs, onening at
April SCOTT & BALDWIN'S.
SUGAR. COFFEE AND FLOUR.
IHDS, Prime st. Croix Port Rico and Clarified Sugar
so bbls. fresh Fayetteville Flour: For sale by
ROTIWELL & AIcAUSLIN.
March 3Oth. 1852 l74-3d-302t
General Agency and Com >sion Business.
TINE subscribers have this day entered into copartner
l. ship under the style of WHITAKER & WHITFIELD,
sion business and in Offering their services to the public in
that capacity they atter hemse that they will be able
wares merchandise or country produce to them either sell
commissions forward As it will be greatest aim to
please We pledge ourselves to spare no pains in trying give
general satisfaction They respectfully solicit
of their friends and the public generally Their store is Nc
North Water Street. Dcknsons Fireproof building Viii
--7 '' ~ JOIN R: WHITAKER,
REFERENCES: john Dawson. Potter s kidder. O. G..
Parsley. Samuel Beery Sons G. R. French, and Ellis s
Mitchell.
Jan 80 1852 123-tf-22-tf
SOUTH CAROLINA INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF CHARLESTON, 5. C.
rHARTERED by the State of South Carolina, with a
FIRE, MARINE, RIVER AND LIFE RISKS:
CIIAS. EDMONDSTON, Pres't.
a. L. TOBIAS, Sec'y.
Directors:
ROBERT MARTIN, Col JAMES GADsDEN,
NJ. C.. MoRDECAI CHAS. II. WEST,
S. MowRY, Jr. HENRY CoBIA.
The subscribers having been appointed agents this place
for the above named company prepared to receive offers
and issue policies of Insurance Fire Marine River and
Life Risks liberal All losses incurred at this
agency, will be promptly adjusted and paid by the under
signed DEROSSET & BROWN.
n B-Risks will be taken the lives of slaves the
most liberal terms
Wilmington, n. c.. Dec l, 1Sj1-72-d&wtf
CO-PARTNERSHEP.
THE subscribers having the Sh December 1851, form
ed Co-partnership under the firm of VESSEL & FL
LERS have taken Stores Nos and 2 of p X Dckinsons
Building North Water Street, Wilmington, N c. for
merly occupied by Mr. Miles Cosn. where they intend to
keep hand general assortment of GROCERIES, Ii
QUORS, and PROVISIONS, at wholesale.
J. VESSEL.
JAN 10. '52-ll3-1m-2O3ml H. B. EILERS.
j. VESSEL II. B. EILERs.
VESSEL g. ELLERS,
COMMISSION Merchants and Wholesale GrocPrs,
u North Water Street Wilmington, n c., intend to keep
the above general of Groceries Liquors
and Provisions wholesale-and to carry General
Commission Business
EEFERENCF:
E. P. HALL, Pres't Branch Bank of the State. }
O. G. PARSLEY. Prest Commercial Bank, Wilmington.
P H. Dickinson, Esq, y
PoF p e! & CD ! r,o.,, New York. ria,
NOV LANDING. from Schr H. Prtce p barrels Cider,
@'F"0'so 70 Keep sweet re Vessel SEs EILERs
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60,1II

Democratic majority 1,1ol. Democratic Eett gain
4516. Asa p. Cate, democrat. is elected Railroad
Commissioner. by majority larger than that of Mar
tin for Governor. The democratic majority in the
House is 2a t@ s4s}s
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STATE or NORM CAEoIINA.
ora, & f,f 4

t>CrTGtafN
WILLIAM III, Secretary of state Maud for the state
of North Carolina, do hereby certify that the cgorg is
true and perfect copy of Act of TIE General Assembly Of
this State, off from the original the file in hi,
fee Given under my hand this 3Ist day Of December. 1851
W II. HILL, Secy Of TAFT.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-04-02

New HAMPSHIRE ELEcT1oN.-The following is the
result for Governor in New Hampshire, in all but the
little town of Coos:
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our MOTTO is. ITO PHASE.


Co.. Wilmington Saddle, Harness, lgTt,s- ~
g NsTRUNK MANUFACT b
THE subscriber respectfully informs the public that 10
keeps constantly eu hand large assortment Of Go.e,
Gig ana SuiiSy itaTncss iIa"ys aud Gentle mems
Saddles Briilcs WHIPS &c; Trunks, Valiscs. Saddle
and Carpet Bags, Satche fancy Trunks Sc ALWAYS on
hand large supply Of string Leather and Fly
all other articles usually found in such establishments
Of which he to be of the best material and work
mansip and viii be sold low for cash. or on short credit 10
prompt customers. s
Saddles, Harness. Trunks Medical Bags &c. made to
order Harness and Coach Trimmings sold ut fair price
to persons buying to manufacture. Whips at Wholesale
All kinds OF Riding Vehicles bong sold commits
sion. JOHN j. CONOLkY
Sept. 10, 1851 g.
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HAuZE AND SILK UNDER SHIRTS. A superior as
VI sortmcnt just opened at
April SCOTT s. BALnWItI'S. Market st.
WOKE SEAM 5I4IRTS-Just landed per schr Harriet
L Hallock,' and now to he had the lothng Store
April SCOTT s. BALDWIN, Market St
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I1ANCY ARTICLES.-l2 doz Lnl,ins Extract, dozen
L Poncine Soap gross Brown Windsor Soap, dozea
Shaving Cream dozen Wash Balls; doz. Buffalo Combs
(supcrior) gross Wax Matches; large assortment Of
Hair and Tooth Brushes. g. DutRE.
app Markc-st. Wilmirgt on. n. &.
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Marine Intelligence.

PORT OF WILMINGTON. NORTH-CARoLINA
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DAINrS, OILS, g. &c.-9100 lbs, Pure Extra and Ne
Lead, bbls. Lirsced Oil, Pure. 80 lbs Chrome
Green, 90 los Paris Green ground andn Oil 5boXrs Chrome
reea. Q;ry,) boxes Am Ferm.n. 5 bhlS. Lamp lack
500 lbs Spanish Brown, (in OLD casks Venetian eu,
(Engi>h) 500 lbs. Venetian Red. (in OLD $50 boxes Win
dow Glass American and French at &. DUPhE'S,
Drug Store. Market st.
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hOIeSaIe Prices Current.

AXES, pr doz 10 90 a ID 90 M UlLEiS, a .rt-.
BACON, per pound. Per barrel. % % a U w
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NOV LANDING. from Schr II. Prce, . barrels Cider,
IN warranted to keep sweet. For sale by .. .- i.
m27 t1# i4 stas VESSEL & EILERS.
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Ey his ErcFcncy DAVID s. REID torcnCr Of Tic 81 te f
Nr,tbC
Washington telegraph., 1852-05-26
HENRY CLAY.
ny Nns ~ uoSNFtl.


Our noble statesnanl Watching at thy door
Stands the Pale ANGEL waiting day by day.
Zen now his shadow leans thy threshold Ger
Ready to bear thee from our sight away
With what bereavement shah our nation wake
0a that sad morning, when thy soul hath fled
Grief ia our h0mos her salcmn place shall take,
And honest tears by Thousand eyes be sheIl.
Where shall the mantle Of thy greatness fall
Whose shoulder take the burden harne by thinei
Who stands 80 ready at onr eoanirYs cali
Who e'er endure with patience 30 benign
Oh eencrous heart 50 soon % beat no morel
Ga silver Voice the trumpet call Of tu,hl
Oh wizard lifs, 50 eloquent Of yofe,
Would ye were gilted with immortal youth
When Death at last shall close those eyes 50 dear,
And lay thee down IN long and dreamless sleep,
Hatred and Doubt shall mourn beside thy bier
And tariy Justice lhefe shall kneel aud weep!
Then Jealousy no more shall blast thy nanei
All that hath paued thee shall BE- LAID aside
Serene, eternal IN historic ame,
Thy country shall omhalm thee in her pfiae'
No holicr iomh than thine our land shall know,
Save that where sleeps the dust OF Washington
And future pilgrims "resercntly slow
Shall seek Il sorfowiag,' ifom sirc to son
Calm be the glory Of tbs day decline
Gentle the shall that sifikes the final hlowt
Oh Christian Patriot be the victory ihine,
In Gods great name, whene er he bids the 90
Washington telegraph., 1852-05-26
A ehsrt Lecture 70 Younr Non.

In Hunts Nctshani,'s Magazine we Gld great
deal Of practical good scn'r, bat thc io,.owins ai.
vice 10 young men which Sc clip liom It, page
Is particularly exes.lrHi3
SKeep good company or none. Never Be lille
II your hands cannot h. u,cluly employed. attend
10 the cultivation Of your mind Always srcak
the truth. Make iCw promises Live up t1 your
engagements Keep your own scew's. II You
have any When you speak 70 person look h.m
in the ia'e Good clmpauy and good cluyera-
ton afe The Nefy SHOWS oi ,rinn. buoi ehlraf,-
or Is above all thing, elfe oufchuaeicf cannot
be essentially Injured except By your act, III 0ac
speaks e,il oi yoa, lri your ne bc 20 that bone
will believe him, Dunk no Kind OF intoxicating
liquor Ever live, Misfortune excepted, within
your income. Whru you rctn 10 l-l think over
what you have been doing ihe day. Make no
haste 10 be neh Il you would prosper Small ard
steady gains give competency, with tranquility Of
mind Never play ai auy Kind oi nmcol chance
Avoid temptation, through fear you may not;
Withstand Il Never run iu debt, unless you ste
a way 10 Get oui aain. Never bouoW ID jou can
possibly avoid h. DO not marry until Sou are
ab,n 10 support a WIFE Never speak evil OF any
one. b. iusi hclofi you arc eeuefow Keep
yourself innocent. . yuu wish IN be happy. SAFE
when you are young. 70 spend when Juu are oli.
Read The stoyc iraxms al leasi once 3 week, anl
adopt the maxims and examples Of mercantile
morality incuca'cd and exhibited ir0m time %
time IN The pages oi the Merchants Magazine and
success viii eown your efforts IN the battle OF
hien
Washington telegraph., 1852-05-26
Singular coincidence.


A enrrespnailent ai Vienna notices int which
is actively engaging the attention Of the leancd
physinlogisis Of Germany. The CoWaic@afD-
long since a widow, had two twin daushinrs, WHO
fesemhlel each other Ia - striking manner that
the members Of their own muiIy were ehIisHi %
mark them hy particular slsus Ia onlrf "a dlsiIn.
guish them. n disposition, height, lone al fulre
anl IN Ati eye8thiHs there Wa wonderful ~
semhance between lurm. IS those youns dansb.
iers were al good family and bad moreover lhe
prospect of a .argr Inrane. a cIoNd NJ slilor
ihningcd amull ihem. But all cursldisappaini,
ed BY the pluioual iuiiiefense with which lae.r
claims weHa met,
Que day, however. ls,o frashmen Lately ar.
rived at Vienna, mefe presented At the house OF
the Countess D.. They wero twin hntherS
always together eyineing the same iasia aud &c.
semhling each oiheT - strongly, that i was al.
most impossible to distinguish The one lIom The
other. The two daughters ol the Caau,gs whasc
lighl.hearie1nsss and pyeusaaa OF mauner ~ 70
thal time had been remarked, uow become sai.
denly, melancholy, On thrIr part the Young men
were not SOW 10 ayaW nassian winch lHa other
two bad inspirol. fAry Hrote 10 their ilihef II
Y. reh Manufacturer Of one OF the isinslf..
al districts. who Immediately set out TOT Aiguaa
Arrived. and asanri o. the sentiments Of hs ehiIi.
Fea aud the WeiihInosz Of ihef oteelz. h. damaad-
el Of the Camiczs D. the hands 81 hel llush.
tefs in mafIilrs i1f hls soaz.
The proposition VS. iaKemhY received. ard
few mnnihs Afterwards saii iva marriages werr
celebrated he ame day, n the same hoaf iu the
same church. The tao nHwlY iounel hmilies
lived together IN The same home happily aid
peaccahly a. The same day Al the ama hour
the two young sisters gave bifih each 70 s1u.=-
TAis event ssomal The summit n8iHi io the bapHI.
uess OF the tao ialHiIieH. / year passed hY. In
two inaull le sifa a. tie sa,na iIms. and m spHa
Of the care II the mlaI Distinguished piYsirlaas
died the nuki daY IN Tie arms OF their malheu.
This sudden bow bHake the hasIts OF the iNa
Young wiyes In ofier % divert theii minds,
travelling was fesorlsl H. AID after some iimp
spent ia this way the layo households hctame m.
stalled Al Pans, hul all eiiafiz Wcfs uuafailaH
they both died At the SANE time ilom the eileels
oi grief In same iats IS now feared nf The iHo
brothers, gh1 seem unable to bear the two io!d
calamity which has tried their dearest ciicct1ns.
Thcse wondefial coincidence, have bccn marie
the subject Of report with which he asadcmief
Of Germany and France arc now occupied