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William Pierce, aged o. one of the last relics the Tea Party" was present at the Faneul Hall cele. bration of the 4th at Boston. He helped 70 his carriage hy another revolutionary lad, aged ss.

 ACCIDENT TO MR. CLAy.-The Cincinnati Gazette of the 9th inst. says-aWe learn that the stage in which Mi. Clay was passenger upset on Saturday near Palmyra, O., and that he was slightly injured Another passenger had bis leg broken" Mir. Clay is peculiarly unfortunate i his travels He has several times narrowly escaped with his life from the upset ting of stage coaches. ....

 A SIeN FROM VRsulA.-Thc Petersburg Constel. ation, one of the ablesi and wanest Loco Foco pa pers the Whgs had to encounter in the late contest has been discontinued for want of patronage. The editor in announcing his determination says-"I can not consent to impose on the few WHO DO PAY. to gra- dfy the many who do not"

 m Pgatonic Loue-.W What.' said lady to gentle. man, " do yoa think of platOnic love 2" "Madam.' replied he, very soleumly, think it s like all other tOnics, very exciting"

 IIoso to get rid efs Dsbs-There is but one way to get rid of an honest debt honestly, and that to pay

 :" Yas Aigh-deer tkas Is :" as the Ibex said to the GazelIe. ven the Giraffe declared she couldn't stoOp to converse with 'em! @ lae S~~~e'~~'O' ~~~---~ crat states that more than one thousand acres o wheat which, if they had fully ripened, would have yielded more than 5000 bushels, were destroyed by | hail s.orm last sithday. The stcsm extended sas ss ar as Wayne county, and after it hsd passed over the hail lay upon the ground to the depth of four in ches. The meadow land also sustained serions in jury. tse. Tw1cr NoosED-A young man in Georgia, named Barber, got married on the 2esh ult, and hanged him sell on-the 2lst. aE

 Erpecsed Dsel-It is stated on the auihority Of letter from Opelousos that duel was to have aker place between the Hon. Rice Garland. the COngres siOnal Representative from the third district and Geo R. King, Esq. Our readers will remember that quarrel arose between these gentlemen some week. since at a frial in court, during which ME Garland struck Mr. King. The partiesI says the Iines has already left OpeousaR. and were to nght on ne otne ] side of tfe TiveE--N o. Bee.