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APRiL 2S, l75S-Born ih Westmoreland county. Va James MoHroe, tue fifth Presl- den, of tl,e United States He was educated al William and Mary College, and was after wards aid to Gen. Washington. Al the age ol 2l. he was elected member of Congress. ln l7SS, he was a member of the Cnveti- vpnlion of Virginia, which considered the Constitution of the United States. lie was afterwards Senator in Congress, Minister to France, Governor of Virginia, Eusnv Extraordinary to France, Minister to f.on- don, Secretary of State. and of War, rresi- dent s,f the United States fpr twO terms, member oi tlie Convention Of VHgiaia to Revise the Constitution of the S'ale, Sc. lie died in New York ely July 4. 1891. He was a H.as ef ;seses.ainel spiih. and popu- lar in his administrations.

 APRil 29, Is27.-Biesl, in the 73j year of his age, Rulus King, disinguished American Oraior, Statesman, aud Dipl,- malist He was born st Scarborough. iil Maine, and studied law with Judge Parsons, of Newburyport. He removed lo New York ci,y in I7SS. He was for nanv years . i Senator of the Uaiied States. Several of tllr laws which he proposed and earrlesl were oi great consequence. He WAS twice Minister to England, first in he administration ol

 Nsshiagton. sad second tn that oG the younger Adams. Polnicisas of every de- nomiaasiom have borne testimony io the vaiue of his public servees and the snisneace nf his talents.

 APRIL 90. l521---Ths CheYaler Bayard was bur,ed near Grenoble. Hs was dis s,agu.sheJ French warfh,s, aud Francis the First chosen Co be knighied by hh sword Rayard was naor,ally wounded in the relsea from Rehsc. Ordering his squire io place him against tree with his face to the ene- l my, ea ihs Coaslable of Bousbon, then 6ghtins against the country, coming pp ant expressing his regret at seeing him in this si,uasioa. the dying Chevalier exclaimed ..it is mol who ana to be, pi.ied, but yoa who are bearing arms against your king yoar country, and your cath" He Wal about 50 years of age.