Mi'iniihiili runciih-nnr. The I'ahi'iiv'c un
says, "We have no recollection of such coinci
dence of death, tis that which we find in theordi-
rituy record of mortality, in one of our ichaugc
papers. On tho l!)th ultimo Mr. -ol,yi Nash,
formerly of Bo; ton, died nt Louisville, V.y., and
on the. same day bis wife, Mrs. Mury Nash,
hged 23 yeaTf, formerly of New bury pork.doceascd
in this city. There may bo more than fancy in
the idea, that tho departed spirits, wli-: bodic
wore scn-uatod nt tho hygr of di Wmli"? i'-t and
re-umted, on their return to LuhI v.iio gave
thorn."
A wlind oL'ig Co c. The Wayne county
(i'a.) Sentinel siys that pocket an iMiv r.o r ri.Ks
imilatin miniature i.oo c aiiin , have been intro
duced by the whig.i, and aro distributed gratui
tously along the line cf the canal, like Harrison
almanacs.
The Saratoga (N. Y.) frtuinol uf the 2-sih ull.
states that. IKfitl jiersons arrived nt llie Springs
during the preceding Wet k, mid thtit nearly c II
iho lart,'o e.stabhshtiients, ns well as most of the
private boarding houses, aro filled to oveillowing
the entire number of strangers in the village is
.10(10.
Iiil.'iinr. The Apalacliioola Gazette of August
l9;,vf)" We loam that a few days since, a negro
man employed on tho farm of Mr. Hawkins,
within a mill? of Chatlahooeh, was killed and
most fhoekingly mangled by tho lnd:ans. It
. r , 1 11 . 1 I..!..!..,
seems, annul ) o ctocK, r. ne vviei seto utoiun
orchard for the purpoae of gathering fruit and
while (bus employed, was shot ; the white per
ilous, tog-ther with the remaining negroes, Hod.
