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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-08-07
Fredericksburg, .4ng~st s.
EJREf

About o'clock on "Wednesday rncrnne. the
Inhabitants Of this town were aroused with the
dreadful cry Of " Fire" The Asmrs we're dscov-
erred ssuiHg from some out-buldirg5 in the rear
OF Doctor Carter's dweGng-house, and Messrs.
RVmOrd's hat mandatory, aud hearty Oppo.ite
to the Office Of the Virginia Herald. Owing 10 the
lsteness of the hour, AID the detective means Of
giving the alarm, the flames had communicated 10
several Buildings before sufficient number of ots-
zens could be assembled to check their progress -
And wnen they were assembled, 81 q .suiuts were
they OF the ~ s5sry implements for pulling dow
houI,s, &c. that the utmost efforts Oi iIi-dircet,G
zeal were iesf. cusl. The flames progressed
slowly and s,ca lily u the bulldogs lrObting on tire
street, and threatened the destruction OF TIE FAM
e., portion OF the town. Fortunately it had rainod
all night. and heavy shower fell at this period
which, With the cain.ness # the wind. aud the
most devoted and 2erssverns efforts Of the ciU-
zens, prevented the hogscs on the opposite side OF
the slreetiron catching. The whole row IT wood
en- buildings between George Street on the uorih,
AID VIZ Sbuliioss IRE proof house On the south,
consisting Of rine front teDefnents with all their
back building, we're c)asumcd.
Owr 70 the wctncss Of the night, The FIRE com
munisated iron. house to house @owig, ihat most
Of TIE fufniture and gaois were saved. We are
happy in seing able 20 state, that the aggregate
loss IS ncoasi eiable. Mot Of tie houses wec9
iIsured.
How the fre originated has not been ascertain
ed. No suspicion, Tar VIC can learn, *.
lists Gifts having been the work Of ~ incef,,lia-
ry; ard set Il Is difficult 70 trace 1t 10 81 aeeiien-
e. source.
The p,rsons who we're deprived Of t'lcir homes
on tbs OCCASION, wcre--Mr Edward SHaw--drv
goo's and grocery l1r. Wst,r Gregor3 (Iaf-
lor,) shop ard dweliing-toule' Mersrs. ~. y u.
Raymond y ]n--ii-t Mandatory Ia. C'r" cs
T.. cmser--si oe = dveitrr.bouse; t..ll. Nfit..
(Sireruj srp- ani sl-e'.i.g- .ia g..
tel sgaHs
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SPIRIT OF THE WEST.

Female bravery, or something ike insur.-
recfion
a few days since the Sheriff Of Ran
do,ph county called at the house of farm
er to collect the Safe Tax whea, the far
mer not being a. home, his wife presented
him the amount Of the Tax in Western pa
per. The Sheriff refused to receive IT,
saying he would have none but notes on the
Richmond Banks, or specie. She repre-
sented to him, in that impressive manner
SO peculiar to the fair, the impossibility of
her compliance, as there was none Of the
money he wanted to be h d. However,
he persisted in his demand, and said he
would take enough of her properly to salts
fy him. She toll him If he entered the
house it would be at the risque Of his life,
for she would shoot him. He, disregard
ing her threats, made an attempt to enter,
when to his astOnshment, and no doubt to
the astnnishment of every person that has
an Indifferent opinion of female perseyer-
aacc and caurags, she snatched up a gun
that was loaded, detern ned to protect her
pr p"rty from tic fIBgs of the tax gather
er, ana dis, irged the contents At him. -
Fortunately, his contiguity - her at the
time rnab Ell him to sc &c the gun by the
barrel Just in time to prevent his threaten
c distraction, the contents passed through
the breast of his coat. Being foiie1 in
this, she, with al the heroic ardour of a
Spartan dame, made SO good use of the
empty gun, that he was forced to make a
yrec'pit te and disrrderly retreat, leaving
her master Of the field
~ I'm further aid, on the authority
" femon Just from Randolph, that
&, male and female, are so ex
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CORPORAL TRIM.
GENERAL COURT MARITAL.

In our last, the names of several of the
officers who are to compose the Court.
for the trial of General Gaines, were o.
mitted by mistake. The Court Martial is
to assemble at n. York on the I'd of Sept.
next. and will consist of the following per-
sons:
Major General Scott, President.
Srigad'er General Porter, Brigadier
General Miller, Brigadier General Swift,
Col mel A kinson, Colonel Brady, Colonel
Mitchell. 1t. Colonel Ball, Lieut.. Colonel
House. Lieut.. Colonel Arbuckle, Lieut..
Colonel Eus,is, Lieut.. Colonel Lindsey,
Lieut.. Colonel Towson.
Snfernumerary Members.
1t. Col. Pinckney,
Major HUMPHREYS,
Major Stockton.
Judge .Hdvocate.
r. II. Winder.
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Alexandria. .Auenaf 9.

.dIerGndTid, .fugusf2.
We understand, and indeed we know it
to be the case, that there is great COM
plant in the upper and back country on
account of the scarcity of the chartered
Virginia Bank paper which cannot be had
topay the revenue officers of the state the
taxes with. As those who have it ask the
most unreasonable premiums, according to
the distressss fthcir neighbours. Those
farmers, however, who trade to this place
and Fredericksburg could easily guard a
gainst such cxtortion, by directing their
waggoners, or m rchants they deal with,
to purchase out of the proceeds of their
crops as much Of such paper as they may
want, VI hi II commands about seven per
cent. h re and about five or six at Frede-
rieksbuTg. Herald.
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asper ted at The conduct Of the govern
men, in compelling the payment of taxes
in Richmond paper or spccis, both OF
which, bye the bye, have made their exit
from this part OF the state, that they are
determined at the risquc of their lives to
prevent their collection-numbers solemn
ly avow Their intention to take the life of a
ny man that will attempt to enforce, what
they call tue unjust, impolitic and wicked
measures OF our Eastern Law -givers.
IforPanfo7pn ShecfGtor.
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very decent apartment. plaiseered and
with large window, and such as is occa-
Nv occupied by persons of all Classes,
AID 1t Mr. Meade should not be overcome
by his own feelings, arising from his con-
6uement. he must acknowledge that have
treated hin with such friendship, respect,
and consideration as are compatible with
the necessary safety al his person. as or
6ere6 by the supreme council for it is
fact, that he Can walk up and down in
view OF the centinei. and that h. is the
whole day accompanied by his relatives and
frierds, without any other mort. cation
than that of being shut up at night, which
! cannot avoid for although l suppos-,
from MIR. Meatie's respectable character,
that he would be equally as safe walking
the streets OF Cad z, rs il confined in the
narrowed dungeon yet there is no law by
which could persuade the officer Gil
guard that his responsibility would not be
increased, by the prisoner having the full
liberty of the whole fortress, which bv its
locally, would easily facilitate his depar-
ture, if so intended, as has been tie case
with 9th rs.
The consul Of the United States called
the day before yesterday to charg. me
with your total want of knowledge of MIR.
Meade being closely confined, and l could
not avoi'l observing, by his imperious tone,
that he has taken up this business very
warmly, all which beg leave to make
known to your exc llcncy in answer to
your official letter of yesterday. and the
request that you will in consequence have
! the goodness to instruct me in what capa-
| city Mr.. Meade is to be continued in this
| fortress.
God preserve your exceIency's life for many
years. &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-08-07
CHARLESTON, July 81.
CARTHAGENA.

A Nassau, n. z. paper Of the 18th inst. contains
the following paragraph Bolivar is mentioned rs
having possessed himself of Caribasena. Two
bomb ships, and eighteen sail Of patriot vessels,
from fifteen twenty guns each, lately spoken
with TO the vindward OF Tri,ad, boIad Tor o.
ronoke, an expedition against the city Of Angus
tura.
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SECOND EDITION.
Saturday night, 10 o'clock
RCT FROM poor

LATEST FROM LIVERPOOL.
BY the ship Ssgdahock, Capt. Knapp.
arrived here this afternoon, 46 days from
Liverpool, London papers to June 10 are
received and Capt. Knapp, Of the S. and
Mr.. Jack. r. Z. II. Books, have politely
loaned us files to the 9th extracts ioi-
low.
The Princess Charlotte Of Wales we s
somewhat indIspossd from severe cold !;
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DOMESTIC.
.ELaRYLaN-D ELECTIONS.

On the first Monday in September, ,he
election for senatorial electors will take
place throughout the state. We We 10
counties, each of WI Gu elects fsco electors
aud two ci.ss. each of which elects one
elector. These so.ty electors meet On The
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-08-07
Communicated far the Wilmington Pat

communicated Jar me VHnirlgton rat
riof.
A general Court Martial, composed of
brevet m jor s neral Scott, president, and
brevet brigadier general Porter, brevet
brigedier general Swift, brevet brigade
general Miller, colonel Brady, colonel At
knsou, brevet lieutenant colonel Eustis.
lieutenant colonel Arbuckle, and brevet
lieutenant colonsl Towson, members. has
been ordered by the war departmental as
semble in the city of New-York on the Cd
of September next. for the trial of brevet
major general Gaines of the army, on
charges preferred (as it is said J by leu
tenant colonel Trimble. No officer, during
the war, shared more largely in the affec-
tons of the army, and none, perhaps, was
considered more vigiant, and correct in
principle--he might have had his favour
ties, but ! never could think they were in
dulged to the prejudice of others. For his
trial, he has a highly respectable court, as
well from the talents ofthc officers cempo-
sing it, and the services they have render
ed their countr.-, as from their number -
His honor reposes in honora6i, hands, the
soldiers guardian and tyrants cortempt.-
Let him be tried. rather than piac, d in the
back ground, or erased fror, the rol 6 of the
army by Strong arm. Lieutenant Col
onel Trimble, who thinks himself aggriev-
ed, is also reputed an honest and worthy
soldier
CNDDnp
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-08-07

We have received a letter from young
gentleman on board the frigate u. States,
datrd Barcelona, May Is, WHERE she had
been exsmpted from the rrgours of the
quarantine regulations The United States
was to sail in few days. supposed for Ma
hor. She had landed the Swedish Consul
and family at Msrseilles.
Boston Palladium.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-08-07

Ertract Of letter 10 The Editor Of tie
Boston Patriot, dated Detroit, Jltly 6,
1916.
The Sd regiment have sailed to establish
posts Mt Green Bay and Chc"go, on Lake
Michigan. At the former place there new
er was an American post, and its troops
have not been stationed at the latter place
since the massacre Of the garrison, by the
Indinns, in 1912.
The 5th reg't. will soon commences cut
ting military rad from Detroit to For,
M-igs, on the Miam river. When this
communication with Ohio, and the adjacent
states is fully opened, it will be Of immense
advantage to this country.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-08-07
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 2.

Was twice on Tuesday last taken be-
fore Judge Carson at Harrisburg. on a writ
of Habeas Corpus. Messrs. Fisher and
Elder attended as her counsel. 1t is wor.
thy of remark, that neither of the men
charged as parties to the conspiracy, and
now lodged in the Jail of Dauphin county,
have applied for any writ. After hearing
several witnesses, Ann Carson was remain
ded to prison until she find surety herself
in 5000 dolls. and one surety in the same
sum.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-08-07
Cincinnctf. .L,lu IS.

Arrived at this port YESTERDAY from P.ttsburg,
the Steam Boat DESPATCH. While lying at Pitts
burg, cargo aboard waiting FOR rise of water 10
enable ier to descend the river, sle was unfortu-
natcy sunk by storm in the night. Goods on board
70 considerable amount, owned in this place
were much damaged. Bs whDn this loss IS to be
sustained, will pcrhaDs be important question,
hereafter to he decided.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-08-07
# Noble Entertlri-e.

II is reported and believed, that distingpshed
harrister Of this city, together with Captain Bunker
OF the stoam-packet Fulton. have resolved cross
the Atlantic TO England. and proceed thence to
Rnssia. in the new steam-bOat-ihis grand urder-
taking, understand is in fuIiment accept
Of q contract offered tn Mr.. Fulton bv the En-
peror az Russia allowing him the exclusive naviga-
ton cf Steam Roats in the Russian empire for 25
years As the vessel is built substantial * strong
sloop of war, little doubt is entertained
By naval men Of the practicability of the a,emnt.
We are delighted with the prospect of a Steam
Bost propelled across the Atlantic ocean, nv Ame-
ricsss g the 6rst' There is doubt Of TIE expe.
dton, it IS determined; end, since rumor is busy
on the subject, we make free 20 mention, thst Mr..
Colleen is The gentleman alluded to- Columbian
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!ing-housc rr,. Carm;s 81, X Erowne--sions ;
Nc. Hareis Walser. (raylcr,) shop and daeliius-
house, and Nj. Janice Hcatt-dwellns.
Herald.
NAH
We learn hy Gentienen from the Upper Coun-
try, thaa on Saturday last dreadful Hail Storm
passed through the counties OF Madison aud
Orange. The destruction that i, made in il. pas
SAKE is represented ms unesaripied The growing
crops were beaten down stacks, fsnc 3, trees, aud
IL some ins;snces. houses, were ieyeiled with the
earth. lis track WAS marked with deso!atpn.--
The Hal stones were of variety of fgare and size,
some measuring frons 70 Q isches in circun.fer-
ence. -Fo tuna,e,y the cioad was not very vide.
What has been tl.e extent of its passage we have
not learaed.-[D.
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( oignee)
CNsTELLDORIUS,
I.INARFS.
JOSEF RODRIGUEZ PELAEZ.
XrNIrIrATInN.

VENTILATION.
The foregoing are true copies of the Of
hoial correspondence and orgin1l procee-
dings as recorded on my registers, in con.
foruity with the royal order Of the SUI.
preme council of war, and of this court
ard notarial Office Of which am in special
charge. 20 al which r. fer, in coupl ancc
with the orders therein contained, the
whole to be furnished 20 the consul of the
u. States Of America, accompanied bv the
following Official letter from his exceliVn-
cy.
JOSEF RODRIGUEZ PELAEZ.
Cads. May q, 1916.
BY the enclosed copies of the pro eed-
Sgs, you will be Informed Of the determin-
alton taken by the tribunal Of the consuia-
do, as well as Of that by the governor OF the
castle of S1nta Catalina Of this place, as
also of miae, adopted in consequence, which
requires the arrest and detention of Don
II car 10 Meade, a citizen of your nation.
(Sgned)
FL Mar1nis de- CASTELLDORIU5.
To the Consul d IN United States
Of America IN tits Civ
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Sd Monday ot September, ard then proceed
TO choose 5 persons VINO constitute the Sc
nate OF tie state for the IeXt FIVE Years.
On the first Monday in October, cur e.
lcctions for Congress and the House Of De-
lega,es of the state take place. Maryland
has then 70 elect in. districts nne men-
bers of Congress-ln counties AID cities so
state delcgates-each county sending four,
and each CITY two delegates.
GA the 81 Monday, OF November. our e.
lection will take place in districts for ele-
ven electors of President and Vice Presl-
dent.
OF the 40 state senatorial electors, we
predict with confidence that at lcas. %
vii! be rcpublcaus---a sufficient number
TO elect Senate ofrepublicans exclusive
ly.
OF the members of Congress, six will be
republicans, and three gederalsts
Osthe eighty delegates, we think that
;,bou; forty four or torty-six Will be repub-
Leans.
Our Governor and Council being elected
on JOINT ballot of the two branches of the
Legislature, we believe from the above es-
innate. that republicans will next year fill
those exeou tivc eff es. Bali. Pat.
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fortress.
God preserve your excellency's life for many
years, &c.
No. VI.
Cadi-, May 2lst, 1916.
OFFICIAL DECREE OF THE CONSULA-
DO.
We have seen the official communication
of your cXcellency of yesterday, an having
fully considered its contents, we can ONLY
inform you, that the security proposed bv
the consul of the u. States, as therein ex-
planned, is neither in It's nature nor object,
such as could be approved of or admissa-
BILE by this tribunal.
God preserve your cxcellency's life for rnany
years.
(Signed)
MIGUEL DE MARSON,
NICOLAS BLANA
MIG UEL DE CARRASGUEDA.
Whereupon the captain general thought
proper to decree as follows:
Cadi=. Ifay 0ed, 1916.
His excellency Don Francisco Xavier de
Osno. marquis de Castelldorius, captain
general of Andalusia, and civil and militia
ry governor ct this city--on full view of
the proceedings, s. OF the resolution passed
by the tribunal of the conSuiGQo, as well as
of the explanation given by the governor of
the castle of Santa Catalina on the various
expositions made by the consul of the u.
States, in favor OF the citizen Cf his nation,
Mr.. Richard Meade: His excenency de
clares, that feeling himself obliged faithful
ly to observe the tenor OF the royGl man
date + the Sathyen,c council o. 7var, which
he has himself obeyed, and caused 10 be
strictly CARED into execution reduce q in
substance to the alternative of The amount
IN litigation being paid down, or caus ag the
same TO be secured to the satisfaction of
the consutado Of this city. and in defect of
both, To arrss and hold the p~rsAn of The
said Meade ; and ne having lied in the
first part, and not tsfyng the tribunal of
the cnnsulado AS to the security offered by
the said consu, it IS hereby declared that
MS liberation cannot be granted under { c
aforesaid guarantee ; nd where's il be
comes an imper'ous duty to secure Mea1e S
person III the castle of s lnta Cat ali..a
which from it's locality demands all tke
precautions adopted by the governor the re
or, and those be ng very compatible with
humanity and the respect due to the said
Meade, and which probably might be more
aggravating. If removed to another prisoa
for gre alter security, VIII CHI would not re
quire the same precautions 1t is decl eed
by his cxcel!ency, that ne be continued
where he is, under the circumstances here
tofore observed, if lie should not prefer the
royal prison, (the common jail,) and that
this resolution be made known to the con-
sui of the u. S. by his being furnished with
copies of these proceedings. and of all the
others by him demanded, with the excep-
ton OF the royal order Of the SUPREME
council. which contains erhreSsions indi-
eating secrecy and that if he should be
disposed to complain CT that Suhrene tri-
6uHsI. it will iself resolve whether or not
he s,lall be furnished with a copy of its
proceedings thus decreed and ordered
with the knowlt dge and consent of Don
Rafiel Linares, and QuadruAo, auditor of
war.
(SigneG)
CNsTEUDORIUs,
LINARFS.
InSEE RDnIICVTEy DEy AUZ
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We were incorrectly informed as to the
departure of the Fulton for Russia, as sta
ted in Yesterdays Gazette but the new
S cam Boat. now completing. it is expect
ed, will depart for port r. RuSsia. in time
to reach there before the first Of Deem
Der. TGozette.
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PHILADELPHIA, July s..
Accurate statement of the subscription to the
Bank of the United States, in this city.
Shares, 1886
Amount, S5,s55 500
Subscribed IN S,5S6 names; averaging rather
than sixteen shares to each subscriber.
We understand that one ct the pilots
murdered ~ New Castle few evenings ago, by
some person or persons at presen; unknown.
Exchange between this city ani Eew-Tork, wns,
on THURSDAY. ~ per cent. against Phiiadcipha, and
on Saturday, It At per csnt.
We understand that the Managers of the Pha-
delphia Tn atre, who have all occasions mani
Tested their taste and literally for the aeconnos-
tim or the au'ence, now ing arrangements
which, if the time viii permit, viii Introduce Gas
Lights throughout the Theatre the ensuing season.
The Capital Stool, for building Steam Boat, to
ply between Fayetteville and Wiining,or, ". C..
is led, and measures adopted irr h.-iog her
speedily built. She is to be called BLakeIey.
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Nezv- York. .fue. /

His Excellrncy NJ. de Kantzow, the
Swedish minister and family, arrived in
this city Yesterday from Wsshir gton, on
their way to the springs.
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LNARES, and
RODRIGUEZ PELAEZ.

This is true copy from the original on
record, in obedience to the orders of the
royal and supreme council of war, to de-
,nAnd and obtain from Richard Meade a
certain security by this court, now certifi-
ed. the head notary of the department Of
war for this city /; and in proof thereof,
hereunto set my hand this Goth day OF
May, 1916.
(Signed)
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CGf=, Nag 2Ist, tSiG.
OFFICIAL DECREE OF THE CONSULA-
DO.
(Signed)
MIGUEL DE MARSON,
NICOLAS BLANA,
MIGUEL DE CARRASG

Whereupon the captain general thought
proper to decree as follows:
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-06-25
THE LATE EMPRESS OFAUS-
:. = q. IRIA. e.. - !.

The following Anecdotes Of the dying
moments of this am;able woman are Civ
EN- in the laf accounts from Verona, of
the I2th ult :-"'Her Msjeay deired to
fee fucceihvely, in private, all the 'perlons
of her houlehold ihe addref1ed TO each
of them. words of kindnefs and confola-
ton. She expreiied iome fatisiaetion,
that the Archduchess Beatrice, her moth
er, was accidentally at diftance from a
fcene which would have too. deeply af-
feaed her heart. The road to the
tomb faid the dying Princefs, is that
of truth, all illuGons ceafe; there is no
more aa.tery, there is no more grandeur !;
it mutt be forgotten that | have been. En-
prefs and Queen. l with that people
may retain OF me fentiments honorable
to my memory Her Majcty deGred
to. embrace the Ladies who approached
the .nearef to her, and the following were
the lat words that could b. collected /;
.Happinefs is in good confidence |
feel this foothing fentiment much more
in death than upon the Throne. Adieu |!
my friends /, my childsen +! Adieu 7
She oea(ed to breathe
L #S<o
Lord Exmou,h is faid to have made a
treaty with the Algerines, BY which they
engage never to modest or plumber or
make naves, from any vefcls belonging
to any of the Chriltian Powers, aud new.
er to land their troops or armed men in
any part whatever to commit depreda
tons The flayes, 1000, were relealed
The Britiih feet was next to Witt TuEis
for the fame 2urpole.
We hear from BruAcls, that a mad
dog, While running through feveral rariih
es, Bit ~ perfons on rhe 9th inf all Of
whom have Gnce diedof the hydrophobia.
In the House Of Commons, on the 18th A
pril, Lord Csstlereagh said, that what the
French government had engaged to do, was
most punctually performed /; and they were
not in arrears for one single payment which
they had agreed to make to any OF the Allies.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-06-25
HTDROPHOBIA.

The melancholy death of Mr.. Francis,
Jr. who died at New,Own, N, H. on Sat.
urday lat, IN the CAD year of his age,
has excited much iorrow and alarm
among his friends and the neighborhood
The following circumstances relative to
the affecting fcene have been ltated by the
family - About the 10th of April Iaf, a
yeariing heiter belonging to Mr.. Chafe,
was teized witt fynptoms of hvdropho-
ola' which were noticed by the father CT
the deceafed, who advlied TO have her
killed but the opinion Of others who
imputed the diiorder to potion, induced
them to drench the animal, but it was in.
effectual.