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course in Mr. Monroe's cabinet IL affords TO my mind
conclusive proof that you had permitted your feelings
to be aienaed by the artfu movements OF those who
have made you the victim of their intrigue, long before
the commencement OF this correspondence.
Instead of furnishing with the information which
claimed, IN order to full understanding OF tins ex-
tFaordnary affair, and which you could not justly with
hold you kindly undertake TO the individual to
whom YOU supposed some alluslon oil mine to be made
know not TO whom you refer. made.no aiuson to
any particular individual. But, be that as 1t may
you mHst excuse me il, subjects which concern me-
should prefer my Judgment TO yours, and, OF course
if should not be satisfied with your opinion as sub
stitue for the facts by which might be able to form
nv own.
After had so fully demonstrated the candor and sim
cerity with which have acted throughout the affair."
did not suppose that you would reiterate your former
charges; but having done So II only remains Tor me TO
repeat IN The most positive manner, the contradiction
never for a moment disguised my sentiments on this
or any other political subject Why should in this m
stance | had violated no duty-no rule of honor
obligation of friendship. did your motives full JUS
tce in every stage Of the cabinet deliberations and af
ter full investigations entirely approved and hear
tly supported the final decision In this course was
guided it true, not by Friendship but sole
+ by sense of duty. When cur country IS concern
ed there ought TO be room neither for friendship
enmy.
You conclude your letter by saying that you Under
stand the matter now that YOU feel no interest IN this
alteration and that You would leave and MIR Craw
ford. and all concerned, settle this affair IN
way and that you now close the correspondence for
ever.
II is not for me to object to the manner you NAV
choose to close the correspondence your part. On
my part have desire TO prolong it. The spectacle
Of the first and second officers of this great republic
engaged na correspondence OF tins nature, has no at
traction for me at any time; and is very far from being
agreeable at this critical uncre OF affairs. My
consolation is that il was net OF my seeking; and
not responsible Tor It's commencement, ee no DIS
position to incur any responsibility for lis continuance.
Forced into IT. to repel unjust andbase inputadons
on my character could not retire in honor while they
continued TO be reiterated.
Having now fully vindicated my conduct, viii con-
cude the correspondence also, with single remark,
that too well know what is due my rights and self
respect in this unpleasant affair, to permit myself be
diverted into an alteration with Mr.. Crawford or any
other individual whom you may choose to consider
| concerned in this affair." J. c. CALHOUN.
| President Jackson
/
*Ar Crawford attempted to open correspondence with
this subject returned his letter, declining all coz
respondence with him. except through Gen Jackson. See
appendix O.
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No. II.
III. Cgiho,m IN Gen. JackSon.

FoRr IinL, 18th Aagust 1880.
SIR: received, on the 9TH INST, your letter dated
the 18th June, but which, suppose, intended for
the 18th July, with its enclosures On the oath of June
ircceived the OF Mr. Forsyth covering copy of
his letter 10 you of the l7th same month; but, owing
to some delay in the conveyance for which am una
bic 10 account, did not receive your letter of the 9TH
June, covering copy of your letter to MIR. Forsyth
I'LL the 18th July.
You regret that did not receive YOUR letter of the
9Th June before wrote mine OF the 18th of the same
month, on the ground to your own language, that
It would have prevented Ane /" from falling into the
gross errors you have from the untounded differences
YOU have drawn from Mr. Forsyth's letter to me-"
You cannot more sIccrely regret than do that any
delay the mail deprived of the advantage of the
statement in your letter 10 Mr.. Forsyth seeing that
YOU deemed material to Il correct understanding of
the facts; but | must say, after careful perusa of
your letter to him, well yours to myself am ut
terry al loss to perceive the gross errors of which
you accuse me- As tar as can understand YOU, they
seem to consist in the supposition that inferred from
Mr. torSyhs letter that you applied tn him personally
10 OBTAIN the information from Mr.. Crawford of what
took place IN the cabinet the Seminole question;
whereas IN fact you applied not to hun, but TO Mr.
James Hamilton of NewNork; and that it was he
and not you, who applied TO Mr. FORSYTH to Obtain the
information Ii there be difference in principle be-
tween the two statements, only say am not re-
sponslbie tor T.. The charge of error ought to be
made against Mr.. Forsyth, and not me. His words
are: Having, n the request al the president 10 be in
IiTmed what took place in the cabinet OF Mr.. Monroe
on the subject OF the Seminole campaign laid before
nun copy Except the omission 81 "A nanel of a IT
ter iron MIR. Crawford, which has been since commu-
from these words, as YOU suppose did that YOU had
personally applied 10 Mr. Forsyth 10 obtain the ntor-
Intended probably Corthe a,h July.
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General JACKSON 10 NJ. Monroe.

NASHVILLE, August ~, lolo,
Sir: Your letter of the 18th July, apprising me OF
the course to be pursued in relation to the fordas has
been received. In future communication IT my IN
tention submit my views of all the questions spring
ing from the subject with the ulness and candor which
the importance of the topic, and the part have acted
in it, demand. AT present, will conine myself to the
consideration of part OF your letter, winch has par
rignated in msconcepon Of the import of the order
under which have commenced the Seminole cam
paign. In making this examination viii make use OF
all the freedom which is courted by your letter, and
which deem necessary afford you a clear view OF
the construction which given the order and the
motives under which proceeded to execute its inen-
TONS
Iii stated in the second paragraph of your letter,
that tra'asceRded the limits Of my order, and that act
ed on my oign responsibility.
To these two points mean at present to coniine my
self But before entering proof OF their appllca.
bly to my acts Florida, allow fairly 10 state, that
the assumption of responsibility will be srnni,
from when the public good can thereby be promoted
have passed through difficulties and exposures tor th'
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No. q.-tContinued.)
General jackson 10 Mr.. Calhoun.
w .nIIrnr1nN L.sla

JtNtFliI JdCKSVt 70 MI IdlTtg10E' . -
WASHINGTON, June Z, 1880.
SIR On the 5th inst received a letter from MIR.
Forsyth OF the senate requesting copy OF your letter
~ me of the 18th of MAY last. have not been able TO
perceive any objections TO comply with his request. A
copy Of my letter to him on this subject have thought
pToper should be to YOU lis therefore enclosed.
am, sir, very respectfully your most obedent ser
want ANDREW JAChSON.
Hon. J. G. Calhoun, v. p. Of the u. 5.
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APPENDIX.

Ertracts from the yrirqts correspondence betloeeR Wr.
doslroe and Gen JqefSoa on te Seminole affair re-
felYea 10 IL tie letter al the 18Th Hay.
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Iatiye to the occurrences in Mr. Monroes cabinet on
the apestion Of the Seminole war. What intended
he should know and suppose viii now understand, II
have inadvertently misled him, Is, that did not vol
unteer to procure the information contained IN Mr.
Crawfords letter. but that il obtained for your use
IN compliance with your request Major Hamilton re-
oueste1 me- in your name, 10 give to You what had
previously gwen to hm--Mr Crawford saccount Of the
transaction. With this request complied ai'er nav,
ing first Obtained Mr. CrawlUrds CONSENT and received
from him his correction Of mistake had made in re-
peating his verbal statement.
have the honor TO be, &c.
JOHN FORSYTH
Gen. Andrew Jackson, president Of the U. s.
AUGUSTA, June II, 1889.
SIN: General Jackson having sent to you a copy of
his letter 10 me of the 7h instant proper that you
should PEE the answer to il; you will find copy the
opposite page. am, SIR WIN respect, ,,,,
Hon. John G.. Calhoun.
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AUGUSTA. .I,l7e II. 1880.

Gen. Andrew Jackson, president Of the U. 5.
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DMEslIssAH
"a yIlE .ub,criber respectIally informs b

w ME subscriber respectfully Informs the
y ladies and gentlemen OF Martinsburg and
IFS vicinity thathe occupies convenient room
al the public house of Mr.. Kroeson, where
he win with pleasure tender bis professional
assistance 10 all those who faver him with
their patronage He Has at present very ~x-
tensive and beautiful assortment Of TEETH
which ke will irsc:t Of evcry kind and NUM-
Der 10 suit The nature OF the cass. IN the most
useful ard natural pss.iion,--the operations
Of CLgASs.sss, SrpARATiFe, removing Carl
Gus paf.s and filing with cold, and all other
operations for The Improvement Of the teeth.
foreign Substance IS subject 10 collect ON
The teeth e.R.G Saliyzry Calculus; il is thin
that occasions inflanaiioas OF the gums and
The discolor u the tceih--it may be easily
removed ard the teeth rendered perfectly
L.ie ana lair. The above operations are
attended ~ith little or DO pain Teeth and
Fangs reni.rel ia the most skiiiful u,an,sw
Charfes shall lie moderate.
References 10 reisons OF distinction. and
many 81 tie most respectable families in pia
ces ~bste he has pr~cticcd, ma, be- haa -
! y II Is preferred Families can be attended az
ihslt dwellings in tie village or county
! A +. GOODRICH
Martinsburg, Deeember 9, 1881.
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STANDING COMMITTEES.

The following Standing Committees OF the
House Of Representatives were announced
as haviay been sppointed by the speaker:
On Elections -hisssrs ClaiboTne. RIA.
dolph. Holland, Gniiia, Bethaae, Collier aud
Arnols
On Ways aud Mcsa. -Mes,rs. McDafTie,
Ierplank. lngersoA, 6ila,oro, Alexander,
Wide and Gather.
ga Cianns.-Mlssrs Whiiilesey, Barber
Of Connecticut, Mclaiyn, Patton, thrse, Ito
gan and ReIclcr
Howard, Sutherland, bamsr. Newtoa, Dasn
of Massachusetts, AMI JARVIS
On Public Laads-- Mcsss Wickhfe. Dan
can, Hunt, Irwin, Clay, Boon ami Plan
mer.
On The Pest Office and Post Rods Mics.
sr.. johnson, Of Kentucky, Conner, kassei,.
Pesrce, Jeweu, Johnston OF Virginia, ana
Newman.
ia the District orColnmbis -Nessrs D,d
bridge, Washington. Summers. Aemsircn..
Thomas OF Maryland, Mccoy, ofPennsyiya-
mia, and CHM.
On this Judiciary Messrs Davis or South
Carslina, Ellsworth, Daniel. White, OF Lou
IsIsna, Foster, Gsrdon and 5csrasley.
On revolutionary ciaims,-siossrs. Muh-
eaburg, Nackols, oeai6,a, Crane. Bates Of
Massachusetts. hemnons ana sana,fsr.
On rahhe expenditures --Ness-s. Hall of
North Carolina, Davenport, Iycn, Ihugnp
ssa' OF OHIO, Coulter. Person and hsnfy
k,ng
On private land claim. Mpsss Johnson
si Tennessee. Coke, staaherry. Mardis, Mar.
shall. Carr OF Indiana and f5ulard.
IA manufactures -Messrs Adams, Crn.
d'ct' f'udteyt Horn, Dayan, Noi,hins,on
sad Saspour OF Virginia
Ga agriculture. siesgs Rott Mccoy OF
Virginia, Smith OF Pennsylvania, C,lSndlcr,
jsniier. Nbeier and iholnpsms.
On Indian aifa,rs --Aiessrs Bell Lewis.
Thompson Of Georgia, Angel, Ssorrs, Mason
and lie, oinpie.
On military affairs Mes.rs. Dravton.
Vance, Blair Of 81 Mitchell OF Md Spslyh.,
Adair aud ward
On naval affairs. --Messrs. Hoffman. Car
son, White Of \ r Anderson, Branch, Nil.
iisan and Watnoush
Ola foreign AFFAIR." Mcssrs Archer. Ever
eft of Mass Taylor, Polk, Crawford, Barn
well and Wayne.
On territories = Messrs. Kerr Of Md,
Creighion, WIN b Sheppard, Williams OF
NORTH Carolina, Huntington. Alsa et Ny,
and Roane
On revolutionary pensions --Messrs Hub.
bard. iSahek.. Mitchell ef ; Denny, Pen
dleton, Doubleday and ka,anaagh
Oa Invalid pensions - Mcssrs. BURGESS,
Ford. Evan. of Name, Reed Of N. Y. Apple
ton. Lansing and Sou,hefs
Un the re,t.al Of unfinished business -
Messrs. Reed Of Mass ,kennon and Soule.
On aseoue,. .--hiessrs Alien OF Va, Burd,
and Bergen.
ia expenditures in the department. Of state.
-Aiessrs. Lent, Evans of Pa and Mckay.
Ga expenditures IN the department. Of the
Treasury siessrs. stephens, Wardweil and
Fitzgerald
o. expenditures in The department Of war.
--Messrs Aug. II Sheppard, Mann & Eel
der
On expenditures in The depai tmert Of The
navy Messrs. Maxwell. Hall Of Tenn and
Harper.
@. expenditures 10 tue department Of The
Post Office - iicssrs. i.anet, Bates OF Maine.
and Bgoadhead of n York
On Expenditures of the Public Ea;'dings:
-Messis. fonng, Spencer, ami iiaby.
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Subscribers are ilow prepared 10 re-
ceive Flour Whi@say aud other country
produce or Storage &c Consignment. at their
tnnr story lire prof svarel,ouso, Ne 2. Pratt
S'rset. Wharf The Rail Road passes tue
DIR = sr,rt. AMI asso extends one hundred
and siSteee net SiHng the West size on Elm.
colt street. Dom w.ch ears can be unio<d.d
or loaded with h,,s expense out of or ,p,s
the store door, by which facility barrels. S<e.
are Kept clean aud not l,sale 10 abuse
ihia WArehoaso fronting on three streef.
and thereby scrasstcd from all other pro;ser.
", Is Acknowledged 10 be amonx he INST
Secure situations fiun fire Of aay other +. our
citr, an aAandant supply of water from inc
BASIN, being distant but the width ol ina
street from The premises alwass nj hand For
further nNftieulnrs, ". refer to .uessys Hsns
Sthisg, YIN ,H,a,iacA, n. Ibrnsey, Of Fred
cricG, or 70 .1r john Jdmisen, Mar,inshurg.
Va al OF whom hsv, seen The property aesvr
described, aud are acquainted with
p!AsM0RH Il KYLE.
fNHf0foff Dor felI
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hlNF SALE Tho undersigned. 90
a MONDAY he ioh day Of Octsbcf aers,, u
'hr court house dasf in Marii0sbarg, wall
SCI. 10y public Auction. FOR cAsH. six sevsral
ikAfFs oF LAND lying and being i.
The county Of Berkeley, on the hills and
dams OF Back Creek in the said County.
and containing respectively. io7-l0e-lD6
iis l0' & $50 acres, he the same moro or
less They will convey to the purchasers sucl
t'tfe as Is vested IN them. as tfnstees, hy dcec
oil trust, execsted by William Rumbar III
and Mary his wife, Cor the benefit OF jam,
Camrhs'''s executors. which is duly recorded
IN the Comfy coJrt OF berkeley: by refer,
ence TO which particular description Of san
lands may be seen.
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MARRIED.

On Thursday evening last, by the Pev
Nj. Young, sir. " iil.sm Meyer, 10 Miss Ma
NJ Hsra
Oh. the same. by the same, sr. .Morgon
Hedges, 20 Miss Lucinda Slodgras
On tic same, by the Same, Mr.. isdae EUeY-
sole, to Miss Llni.da potcet
DIED
On Tuesday last, from stroke of The pal
sy, Mr.. MARTIN BiLLMIKE, at an advanced
age.
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ANDREW JACKSON.
WAsHINaTos, December 8, 1881.

Distressing 0ecuiTeaee Belfast. ME
Advocate says: "Captain Simpson, OF the
brig Phebe, arrived at Castne, Oh Monday
last from Boston, on the 10Th uit,, 10 roiles
y f.. rem MohcSap, saw a yawl boat drift
ing before the uind, and found it contained
small boy about ten years old, and dead
body. They were both taken on hoard when
the boy gave the following particulars: The
dead bosly was his father named Gersbsr
Orr, of Topshasi that they started. with
the beat laden with produce. ilom Pleasant
Point, on the l4tb last for the mouth Of the
Kenebee 10 trade for fish. When near the
mouth of the riyor. a severe gale came on
and blew them of 10 sea---that his father
seullea nearly all the first nishi 80 make the
Ii ght at Seg,iin---thc ncxt day be was so
much exhausted as to I've forced to let the
boat go before the wind The sea was hea
| w, and exertion was in vain; some time in
| tho following night. the boat was dashed up
on the rocks. and lost hss rudder and only
| oar-hIs father then tore up the stern ID steer
| with. When Captain 5, fell in with the boat
| Mr.. Orr had haen dead several hours and
| the hev was asleep. The body was buried
by the captain on South Fox Islands, and the
hoy brought to this town, and sent home to
| bis widowed mother"
In addition to the number of deaths coca
stoned by the burning Of charcoal ia ciose
room, we have heard OF two which occurred
in the first ward Of this city, on "Wednesday
night last Two colored persons, husband
and wife, went to their chamber. in which
there VAS 10 FIRE place, taking with them a
vessel OF igoited charcoal, and closed the
door They wero both found dead in the
morning, the husband in bed-the wife on
the losr, she having probably set up to warm
herself before attempting to goto rest.-.Sa
tioBaI Llteliigescer.
A friend requests as to mention that Tan
will be found an eifectual re medy for trusted
Iimbs - Bait .4asaicaa
I Silk.--We learn from the New York Anne
rican Advocate that there we're raised Inshe
town of Mansfield, in Connecticut, during
the last year. three thousand two hundred
pounds Of Raw silk This locks Ike sri
!. Gus beginning Of the culture OF an important
: | article Of commerce and consumption.
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BEERkLEY COUNTY COURT r

NovrNsEn Term, 1891.
jacob a. fonson, plain,M,
Henry 81 George Ticker, .Maru Hunter. nj.
ds'o Of si.sss Z, ff,snte.. deceased. and o.
Ms's, defendants.
tFsHE Subpoena issued in this case again.t
IIenry ST Geo rucke, and Mary HIM.
ter. being returned executed and the said
Henry st Geo. Tucker and Mary Hnnter
still iniling 10 answer. although more thar
four months have elapsed since the return or
The said Subpoena and the filing Of the plain.
uff's bill nation Of tho plaintiff by his
counsel. bis bill is taken fer confessed "a 80
said defendants, and the cause cefninQ on 4,
be heard OH the ti'i---the answer OF the ad,p'r
Of the int-siaie, Il OF the infant defendants nv
their guardian at hten--xas argued by cot,n-
sci, on consideration whereof the court doth
aciadgc and order that he defendant An
drew Hunter the administrator Of the said
Moses y. Hunter dec d., do render an ac-
count OF his administration OF said estate.
before n coDrfsis,loncr of this Court, who ID
directed 10 examine5 state and settle the said
account, as well as IN account of the sepa-
tate amounts, character, dates and dignity Of
all the debts due from the said estate The
said commissioners Is further directed to 40,
Ceisaia hht siate separate ana distinct az
count OF such portion Of said debts as accrue
cd for the necessary and suitable support,
maintainsnce. copiort and enjoyment and
education Of the laa.iy Of the said Moses r.
lluater since The 4ih day of September, 1916.
also tire annual value Of the real estate con-
veyed by The decd of settlement Of said date
referred to In the plaintiffs bill. together with
The present condition and yearly profits or
value al the slaves and other personal pro-
perry embraced in said deed, and make report
thereof 10 the Court With any matters to be
specially stated dccnsed pertinent by himself,
or which mar be required by the parties to
he so stated and tie Court doth appoint
John Strothcr Special Commissioner to OK.
ecute this orler A Copy-Testc,
HARRISON WAITE. G. DO.
December s, f52i.--
YEFRE undersigned. Special Commissioner
g named in the foregoing decree. will pre-
cced 10 the execution thereof on Tuesday nert
the l3th inst, adjourring from time to TIM
until the several accounts shalt be taken
The parties 10 said suit. and all others inter-
esied are hereby notified to attend accoiuiDgs
ly Al my ofiiee 10 Martinsbnvc.
Dec 8, 1891. John STROTHFR.
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CDe .ekarkrts.


EUBLtC SALE.--Tbe uadersigned hav
z ing determined to leave The State Of vir.
gini4 will offer at pubic sale on Ueds1esday
t+e 2Slh lest st tis residence in this county.
su Mrs. X Morgans farm. "a miles from
Formsn's Ferry, from Shepherdsiown and
FROM Mprtinsburg. Inc following property,
90. viz: Six head Of farm .ffsres, all
GySIES supposed to he in foal; one stud
4syY Cot, years old in the spring,
y.a.sSs5-se sired by PosTRoY. I BloOded I'll.
n. years old, sired by SuRpni.E, BIoodcd
Film, year. old, sired by MARYL.rDER R, and
Eve other Colts from SIX months to two years
old; Mich Goes and Calcss; IL head OF bali
blood Sa1sa Ram Ldnbs, from fuli blood
.Neriao Faces; I farm Wagon. Piough., bar
shear and shovel Harrows Patent Cutting
Box; Gear complete for six horses; Grain IN
the GROUND; Household and Kitchen Furni
uire. such as Beds, Be dding and Bedsfeads,
Tables Chsirs, Bureaus enc eigh,day Clock,
Locking Glasses. Csrpeting. Brass Andircns,
Shoyels and longs. &C. &c Sale ~ com
mencs al 10 o'cioci, on said day, when df.e
attendance and a reasona be credlt vii lac
given by TH9S K. TILGHMAN.
December ID, 1891.
N. b ali persons having claims sgains.
me, ale are particularly invited 10 attend the
sale and reader a statement OF their accounts
a. r r.
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JOHN STR0THER,
HARRISON w ATE.
Sept. lst, 1881.

GvsPoSTPO NE.sfE.vT,xe
aTSihe above sale is agar. yosipsned IN
Monday the 9th OF January next, fheing ,he
first day Of January Csurt.) when il viii tske
place.
December 10, 1881.
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'ENkE NOTICE All those Who arc II
IA debicd TO the firm OF J. & r. Garry are
respectfully solicited 10 call and settle their
accounts before the first day Of Jan. next. By
giving Their notes. We think this necessary
rs we intend opening new set Of Books az
that tilne,--it Is 10 ne hoped that all that the
above concerns will comply with the request.
JAS. s. PAT'k CARRY. 4
Dsrkrsvile. Dec is. 1881.
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TILa 8A18PpEs
MARTINsBuRG. Dscrasra IS. ISL.

erT The Editor is s,R absent We are a.
oi'sed TO apologize TO our readers for the bar
renness Of oar columns this week.
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we have received some communication
from eur representa-, ,CHas j. FAuIKSER.
Esq IN relation 10 The law Of last session or
The subject Of lands delinquent los taxes
which viii appear in our next paper.
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w: Ok head OF farn Wares, al
supposed to be in foal; one stud
Cot, 4 years old in the spring.
sired by PosTRoY. | Bto0ded I'll.
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A friend requests as to mention that Tan
will be found an effectuai re medy for trusted
linbs --Balt .40sericaa
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Frozen 10 Death - A middle aged man was
faund frozen to death in Mead Alley, near
The corner OF aront street. Ia Southwark,
on SUNDAY niglIt--it is Supposed he Lad
got intoxicated, ard WAS unable to reach lis
home. the night being intensely cold, and a
snow storm raging al rie tune. Phi Sent