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sovereignty ofthat country.


William Foster, a respectable and wor-
thy minister of the Society of Friends, when
in the State of Ohio, became acquainted with
the people of colour, Of Brown County, and
returning to England, he made their wants
known to other Friends, who prepared and
sent to CINCINNATI, for the use of the aged
and the children, $50 pieces of clothing, and
a number of other articles. Books have been
since sent to Philadelphia, tor the same peo-
pie. This squire, practical, and tlisintercst-
ed benevolcnce.


A fisherman near Warren, Rhode Island,
lately caught fish who had secreted in his
NAV lady's green silk indispensable, con-
tanning an ivory box of rogue, few love let
ters, some original poetry copied from old
news papers, a bunch of curls, two teeth
made of wax, four yards Of tape, and some
large bar OF steel, intended for corsetts He
must have been bound to the invisible re-
! gions, to introduce the fashions amongst the
fnny tribe.l


Elohemcnt---A man by the name of John
Scanting, in Alexandria, Ohio, a husband


and the father of seven children, has left his


own wife, and eoped with the wife of his


neighoor, who was mother of two children.
Both left their respective families in the
night, while their nnsuspccing partners and
) tender offspring were asleep.


The District Court of the United States


tor the Southern district of New-York has
condemned to be sold, for the payment Of
: duties. $50 chests of tyson skin tea i,nport-
ed into Phiiad. by Mr.. Edward Thompson
and subsequently exported to New-York II
the schr. Waterloo. This decision onerate,
, severely upon Joshua and William i,ippin.
, cot, OF Philadelphia, who had a strong CLAIM
, upon the property thus condemned to til,
! use and benefit Of the government
:, a letter from Moute Yideo dated Febru
airy ist repreSents the force of tha pa4.;a4,