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place (where the feeling is stronoIv ;.
the constitutional cause) without 81, III iavo
The DUKE OF TERcEIRA. On the IePtPSoSiIion.
there were dinner and ball piven y. VI VI Marc
the Duke of Terceira by the Tisb at Clntrat
and gentry who were there, inclndn'n I, hobilt,
chioness Louie, upon the occasion er we Mar
his birthday. The Duke is going 70 q o us being
the 26th or 9th March, to assume tSe oPOfto on
in chief of the north of Portugal ,S1ogHlmaDd
ports are already hired to take the p ,ao trans
and men, as well as the 600 nfantrv i ne aOlses
II Cacadores, under Col. Queiros vi, ~ No.
accompany him. VINO are 10
HOLLAND.
The HAGUE, April 2.-Polari bavrn
MS appllcation Tor the Kings pardon ,"Ied ID
tioned IN the letter sent off at an earl, men,
thls morning, he and two other crimin53y Aour
OF them female, were brought ont 'hfro or, one
prison to-day at noon to be placed on I ,Sa The
told erected tor that purpose in the ore at scat
ket Polar, genteely dressed in an Olive Sa, ~. mar
ca great coat, held up his pocket handkorrUUiio9F
before his face during all the march, '''iene'
When arrived at the scaffold the o
ers were opllged to drag him to the post .u NO
tled 10 II ana alter his cap and spectacIao "ae0
taken off, he still contrived TO raiSo e"I I Wee
with the handkerchief; and this being ELa nanl
taken from him, and his arms bound i;a likewise
hung down his head upon his breast co 9i bot De
face was partly covered by the hair Of tb la his
head, in such manner that even tho ~" n.l IoIe'
bystanders hardly saw more of him ,b nVdi s>
chin, now covered with a thick heard "', an Ns
appears that, in anticipation of his cyno. anu
public lnfamy, he must have avoided 81.
since the 9th of March, the day of his co rrS.a
nation '0"uvA.
All his demeanor during the half bour ho
NAMED tied to the post was in like manner ~
pressive of his anxiety to screen his fa,n "a
from the view of the surrounding mnlfiI
and no sooner were his arms loosened ON ~
being taken back to the prison. but IN was an.i,
again his hand with the handkerchief ,5,p.
great disappointment of numerous snac
tors, who, not having had an opportmiv :,
be present at the trial, wished to pet look ~
him, in order to ascertain whether there was
real resemblance in the portrait recently mb
lished by bookseller here.
GERMANY.
The Frankfort Gazette Of the 29tb Marcb
announces the death of the regnng Duke n
Anhat Bernburg, father Of the Prince Frede.
rick Of Prussia.
GREECE.
Recent accounts from NapoIi di Romana an.
nounce the death of the Greek Captain Coloco.
troni, in the prison in which he had been con.
fined several months, for having taken part
with several other chiefs in conspiracy again
the government.
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MIR. CLAY.

A correspondent ofthe Richmond Wing give
the following account Of Mr.. Clay's conduct
effecting the Compromise Bill ofthe last session
of Congress, which will be interesting We
know not that the statement is accurate, but It
bears upon its face the marks of truth, ana W.
presume is substantially correct:
Curing the discussion of the question Of Nj,
LITIGATION in Congress, and about the peno.
when public attention was drawn with anxious
solicitude to the effect likely to be produced BIZ
the military preparations in and about Charles
ton, Mr.. Clay with his usual anxiety for the safe
! ty of the country, and urged to it too by intT.
duals of all parties, determined to make anei
| fort towards compromise, and with that view
consulted the principal manufacturers at The
North, to ascertain upon what terms they would
consent to a modification OF the Part he
suggested a lease or certainty for seven or nine
years under certain qualifications. The manu
facturers assented to his proposition. Having
succeeded so far on that side Of the question be
by conversations and otherwise, aSCertaned
what would probably be yielded by the patrt
otism Of the other, and then formed his plan Oi
compromise. But, now the feelings and wisle
Of the Executive, were to be conSulted and MI
G. knew Of no way to approach the hero, ~
well as through his friend Mr.. Grundy he &C.
cordingly went to Mr.. G., and told him oil BIS
plan, and Of his fears as to the Presidents views
=" Now said he, Grundy," in his usually iamI
lar way, ego to the President and tell bImo
my plan for compromise, and say TO him. ls i
if he will countenance it, and it succeeds W. WI
most cheerfully consent to retire TO private uls,
and remain the balance of my days as laiHa
and private citizen" Mr. Grundy with IOeI-
atty and honesty that does him high credit r.
piled, that he would willingly, nay, gladly con-
municate to the President his plan for c 'G;.
promise, and fondly hoped he would give Il nS
aid-but said he, sir, although we dller m loC
on some political points, cannot state your ..
fer of retiring from political life; your seIyoS,
sir, are too important for the welfare OF Ou IO or
mon country, and you cannot be spared ~"
her councils"
The anecdote is creditable TO MI UIun.I
liberality. We may state here, also, tia' ~,
Clay said last week, in his speech on ue ~
test, that he was no candidate for any oA'' !.
the gift Of the people; that he did not WISH -
one; and, as far as depended upon hlllsci '''.
he never would be one again.
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JToter Spom.-We learn from an Apalachlco-
Ia (Florida) paper, that the citizens OF thal
Mace. were gratified, not long since, with large
water spout, which formed in the bay, lmme-
diately opposite the town. When first discover
ed. it presented an appearance of commotlon
in the clouds, such as is often witnessed on the
anproach of thunder storm but after few
minutes had elapsed, it assumed the shape of a
funnel suspended in the air, the small part slow
w descending till it communicated with the wa
ter below, the surface of which, after the spout
had come to maturity, so to speak, was agltated,
and resembled an immense boiling fountain. 1t
then moved on rapidly and broke when about
half mile distant.
The spout passed, within a hundred yards Of
the Shell Castle, small schooner, employed as
a lighter in the port Her crew became alarm
ed. lowered her sails, dropped anchor and re.
tired to the cabin scarcely hoping to escape de-
struction. They did however escape, and soon
after returned to town. eXulting in their good
fortune.
The grandeur of the scene was very consi-
derably enhanced by the interest which was fet
for the safety of the lighter, as well as the ship
ping in the roads. 1t was remarked by several
aecaptains, who had often witnessed such
things at sea, that the total destruction of yes
sci of any size would be the unavoidable con-
sequence of coming in contact with water
spout Of much smaller dimensions.
An affair of honor took place on Monday of
last week at Montreal, between E. Rodier, ESQ.,,
Nj. P. and P. E. Leclerc, Esq. proprietor OF
L'Ami du Peuple. The dispute arose from an
article in that paper on the Saturday previous.
Mr. Leclerc being called on for the author, de-
clared that he would himselfbe responsible for
whatever appeared in the paper. The result
of this declaration was challenge, and at o.
clock the parties went upon the ground. The
distance was fixed at fifteen PAGES Mr.. Rodier
fired at his antagonist, who very cody awaited
the result and then deliberately discharged his
pistol in the air. This was not at first satisfac-
tory--Mr Leclerc stated that he came there to
give satisfaction, and was still ready to receive
a second fire from Mr. Roder. This noble for
bearance says the Montreal Herald, on the part
of man who is remarkably good shot, Undue
ed the interference Of the seconds. and the af-
fair was annie ably adjusted,
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combat itv And will not the friends oil the W
dinance and Oath, emil ghtened by the experience
of the past. and the ample discussions OF TINS
Question. will they not, with the magnammlty.,
the generous frankness, winch becomes aaron,
n MIA Glory in the sentiment of Jefferson, and
IN the name of the people of South Carolina say
To- the antagonists of their political creed, if
there be any among us, 1ho beiere that AHe-
a;once is due to the United States, let them stand
undisturbed as monuments OF the safety, with
which error of opinion may be tolerated, where
reason is left free to combat it." May we earn
one lesson of wisdom and moderation! PoLrrI-
CAL TESTS ARE INSTRUMENTS oE FEARFUL POWER
Mn DANGEROUS TENDENCY IN THE HANDS OF MA
1oR1ry. OR OF THE GOVERNMENT ADMINISTERED BY
THEM They ARE USEFUL AND HARMLESS, WHEN
SUBJECTED TO THE ONLY LAWFUL JORlo-
DICTION OVER SUCH MATTERS, IN "a
REPUBLIC-THE PEOPLE All TIE BAL
LOT BOX.
have now discharged the duty allotted to
me-. Let me close this scene of anxiety and
trial, with few, a very few words more. have
felt the deep obligation to treat these questions
with the simplicity and gravity OF truth. | ad-
mre, trust have exemplifed the noble sentl-
ment of Dexter, that in the argument OF Con
stitutonal questions, he had not right to utter
what his convictions disavowed | had resolv-
ed to speak in the spirit Of Christian, honestly
as Patriot, fearlessly as an Advocate before
independent Judges. / felt, that such course
was honorable to them and myself, to my coun-
try and my profession. have been deeply SEN
sible of the delicacy, as we'll as the difficulty of
the questions: and Of the unfeigned respect due
to those, whose opinions had to examine. |
have come to lay my gift on the Altar of God
and my Country: for what is an Independent
Judiciary but my Country, and what are the
Halls of Justice, but Temples of the Most Hlghf
have felt, that dared not offer my git on such
an Altar if any brother has aught against me.
have not willingly uttered a word, that could
in the slightest degree, give an instant Of pain.
And if, by aught that has been said, have ex-
cited momentary unpeasantness, or have cast
even a transient shade over single counte-
nance may trust to be forgiven.
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The following was the final vote III ~, nar n
nate on ordering the Cumberland koau O'
be engrossed: r.cbuy.
YEAs-Messrs. Benton, Ewing, T Tlril"II linn.
sen, Grundry Hendricks, Kane Nh Nh Rob.
Mexican, PoindeXter, Porter, rfe s,.iG Tall.
bins, Silsbee, Smith, Southland, o"" Sll
madge, Upton, TominsoN, Weos aen,,,th Hill
NAYs-Messrs Black, Brown, fol?3 + eicb
King Of Alabama, King OF Geor Tg,,psr White
Moore, Naudain, Preston, Shepley, ly''''
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The Globe Of yesterday is more thaIi u u'I ,tcr
ferocious against the Merchants. II cal' ~ r,
infatuated" deluded, -" cutting t"'' ~,
throats," &c. &c. The Merchants feii'"'
all these things.
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The Northern mail, owing to mlSlaA'' ~
not arrive here yesterday until late 'OU''
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Extract of letter dated LoulsVLllleJi IN iht
29th April" The Cholera is very p cam New
river; boat arrived here YESTERDAY a ,o cabin
Orleans, lost II passengers, Of '"e'
and very respectable"
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HOPS. ortv fol
Il Bales No Hops, Of superior g q 20
II sale, low, by A. c. CAZENoF = "
may diff
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BANK NOTES WANTED.

BANK NOTES WANTED.
IT S. NICHOLS wishes to purchase Bank
Il. Notes Of all the Banks which have stopped
specie payment within the District of Columbia,
and will give the highest prices in specie-sO to
50 cents. Washington, may 6-dtt
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oPoRro, March "a, four o'clock, P. M.-The
Governor ofthe city has just received a despatch
of four lines from Admiral Napier, who says
This morning l took Gamma by surprise, and
Viana wilt be shortly in our possession" The
Admiral landed there with about 500 men,,
brought from Lisbon in the steamers George the
Fourth and Lord of the Isles, and mastered the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-30
Cancer.

1fHs 'And the art of Healing, generally.
"A ri subscriber respectfully informs the Inhabitants
OF Richnond aud vriniy who may wish his aid that he
has become competen,ly acquainted, by the
ironth celebrated DE- Lynch of New York city, TO cure
'ha formidable and atai disease, denomnated Cancer
without The use OF knife csns,ic, but elected in the
same way and manner as Pracssd by Dr. Lynch, Tho
s ne. wan Unparalleled success In the treatment OF this
complaint, and also that oil Fsiua or Fi-iuoAA the
subscriber ~ here now, from the City OF New York. any
person wishing TO be cured OF the above nance com.
POINTS WI please 10 apply Immediately him. al the
Mansion House, Maiu Street
Richmond, Jan g. w w MARSHALL
Certificate from DR.. Lynch.
do hereby csrufy, that Dr. w w MARSHALL has he.n
under my instruction, aud assisted in my business
which Is attending to Cancer complaints, aud the art of
think him capable and worthy the confidence OF those al.
niccd. - n lIyN(,u
me subscriber refers TO Mr.. Day. OF Msncheser Mr.
C'ian, Mr.. james Csskie, Archibald Thomas aud Mrs
n ,Ii DAVE, Main Street, Richmond; Mr.. Benjamin
Harrison, Of Berkeley. -
Al letters must be post paid. w. w. M
January z. 74-wir
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a N Y--YIRGINIA.--In CumbcrIa Co,n-
81 ty Court 24th day of March, 1891: S''1
John Fo1ua and Joseph r. Ferguson, pltgs

DANIEL fudua, Albert d Fuqua Jos. NJ. Fuqua. Ben
amin J." Fgqna, John Fuqua, Marcus REEVE and Martha
qua Mary g. Baker Harwe Tucker and Eliza his vile
lane spencer Judith Spencer, Louisa Spencer Thomas
ss,pq.,", Joseph fuqua Watkins Fuqua. Lacky Fuoua
I@y uqna, Elizabeth Furguson aud Nancy Fuuua wi
oo W. ana rehc OF Nat Fuqna, dec, Defs
Linz, nc defendants Thomas Fuqua Joseph Fuqua wat.
qua and SILLY Fuqua not having entered Her aanea
ahce and gwen security according act OF Assembly,
anu 'he Iuies oil this Court and il appearing by satisfactory
evidence Nat they inhabitants of this co,ntrv Il
ordered tat the said defendants do appear here on The
ufs Day OF June Court next, and answer tile bill of The
Pa,"s; shd mat copy OF this order be forth with in
mona or TWO months successfully and posted at the front
door Of Inc Court House Of this county.
a Iopy-Iesie. b, b. WOODSON u. C.
May 6. IL 20 ~
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EsessI'esSY n.
0'Mucm Y.t 7n.aAlN, uNsraa.'
fErom ne Norfolk Paper.

6Ersn, hc Norfolk Iopers
OLD DOMINION - Air John G.ipha.
Tho Cd Dominion u a boat
or credit aud renown,
a gallant steamer cke Is she,
% famous Norfolk
she TO the Engineer did say.
Tho wcddod we have hecu,
These twice throe tedious weeks, yet we
mo 6ttg spree have soon.
''Nrxt Friluy il tho Jubilee
"And then will repair.
"Unto the scene at cd jamestown,
"lf wcatho,'s good aud fair;
MY snisr'sis her ii,habiue,
cor course she will not go;
"l should be Very 10th indeed,
$40 soc her at the show"
lie soon replied, ~ do aln,iro
COZ vessel kiuh but QUO,
"And y0u are she, my bonny Boat,
"Thoieiore At shulibe done,
81 am am engineer - bold,
As all the town doth know,
''And my god trend James Henderson
VIII leWl his aid ~ 20.
("Theu," quoth tho Tap ter ''ihat'swoll said
Sand tor that VINO IL dear,
'''Ws will be- iurusb'd With our own,
"Which il so bright anil elsar.)
But first think we'd better take
"a liue trip two
"Down to ihe Roads and hack again.
TO try how you will do.
'FoI should there aoy hidden flaws
"Abcnt your hOilhr Turk,
"Aai slio should burst, with gals Oh boaIi,
''twouh be "a spot OF work"
Then ~ in haste they got the steam,
The anchor up they drew,
Spectators not a iow.
Her boron swell'd with fcrvour strong,
10 show her speed grand;
But yot the wary Engineer,
lie held her hard la hand.
But as his confidence increased
lie gave a little rein,
Then iOyoualy shO bounded off
Like couIscr ga the plain
d She came a couatloss herd
Of little oyster boats,
Aud Ne She 'ko lion rnsl'd,
They scamperd oil lke Hhoats.
NJ length old Beck uppcar'J in view,
WITH black aud Inournul phiz,
Limping IA II she beset
With pains OF rheumatic.
Twice round het dark decrepid hulk
The spruce Dominion nsw;-
Shameless breuch OF courtesy
To elder sister due.
And as she skimm'd her backward n.ht,
She looi'd so fleet and fiue,
"A strain of music greeted from
Tho gallant Brandywno.
And now this scamrr all so fine,
A. neat amy biide,
is ploud to wait tho Norfolk Bellies
Up Jamess silver tide.
Long live the kind propretots,
Dominion long 1.-Two she;
And When she starts upon tho trip,
May DO there 10 see. ID B.
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IMVO TIE PUBLlC.--Some informs alton il raotio j.,
n regard TO the heirs and legal representative of To-
sEPI HOLT, decd, who Lieuienan, in CAM, Jobn
Brents company from the County OF Charlotte and ,vas
aiiaced 10 the I'h Virginia Regiment on Continental M
Adjustment during the Revolutionary War IA il we'll
KNOWN MAJ The said Joseph Holt married into tie Garden
family OF Charlotte and has been dead Tor number of
yesIs' ie had ~ lns WIFE, two Children TO wis Martha
io' sna JsfsPh Holt Martha died whilst very Young
Joseph ioi Vhe SOM moved frs, 10 he State Of Tenues
See ana afterwards TO The State OF Georgia Ii Is belisv
co. ne ded shortly after settling 10 die State Of Georof
anh Wihoni heirs ~ the said Joseph Holt s st y;no
we shaJb glad 70 hear from bim ~ case of his dali
sn9 no children, src the nerf Of hin and become f
heis at law, and entitled TO receive whatever Of Lg1 M
money may he coming 10 The representatives. of he above
Eenoned Lieutenant Joseph Holt on scconn Of ilil,fv
services rendered in the war Of tie Rcyolniion
bc object Of this notice, j., there FORE 10 aprtise an
who may deem themselves interested liz This matter If air
in'enlon5 10 invite tbem 10 make themselves known m
usaad the grounds npon which they consider themselves
entitled. THOS j. GARDEN
JAMES GARDEN
Wyuesoorg Charlotte Co, April z, 1884 Il2--wsv-
NTPPER APP oMATToX CoMPANY.-A meeting
" o. the Stockholders IN The Upper Appomattox Com
psny VIII be held az Jees tavern in The town of Farm
ve on luesday the 17, day Of June next at II O'Clock
a. NJ Tor The purpose Of electug Trustees There viii
also be meeting Of Trustees Of said Company on be
same Day, and at the place Tie Trustees and lie
Sockolders gensrally, respectfully requested 10 at
tend The meeting. by order Of the SupefnienJanfs
May 20 '''0''' W. a g y. 90,
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1r nhabtant of this State, you will please take no,icc
9al on the 10Th day OF jny next, at Buckingham Court
ma we shall proceed to take the dispositions Of Ednn
" Hubbard and Others, TO he read as evidence in suit
W Shdncery now depending in the Circuit Superior Cont
OF Law aud Chancery for the county OF Buckingham, in
wheh SUIT W. are plaintiffs, and you and Others are de-
,snds1's' And, IL then aud there prevented we shall on
nc I'm oSy OF August next, proceed fake the depo-
tons Of the said Edmund w Hubbard and oers =, a.
SAID Buckingham Court House above .nentionsd ,vh,
you may atlend, II you like. SAML FORD & CO
- y IT. g. w3w
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HPED SULPHUR SPRlNGS.--1he improv,,,en1s
making at these celebrated Springs are very extern
s~e' ihey WIZ accommodate season, will, comfort,
nuenee possessed by these waters in the cure of pulmo
nary diseases and in the reduction art rial action
Known; indeed they seem 10 afford the onlv hone in arr
resting Consumption, Dyspepsia. Chroaic D;nrrbga
ana D'se"feTy, Liver complaints, Grapei DroDsy.
meuwdfIsm, Gout, Diseases nj the Uterus Mem, ajoio
cUfansouS ETapfions. These aud other diseases have
nsen cured or aIlesia'ed by the Of these waters
nc es'a1nHnmen' WIZ be under the management of Ma.
lor VIM Vass whose disposition to please e well kno,yn
re Is furnished with plentiful supplies and some of The
oesl servants IN The State There is Store with Iaroo
capital on the premises A Seminary has bee % establish
ca mere Tor The Educsiion of young gentlemen The
number OF pupils is lintsd thirty The Seminary has
The undivided attention OF tie undersigned. anJ ~ Nj
James Macully, as Tcscher OF AIahen,sacs ~
NJ riHy -. 0M1w4TJ VIM BURKE.
Tao Editors OF the Richmond ~
Courier and Enquirer, National Gszne Bsitno;e
chaesion Mercury requested inert tho above once
and transmit their accounts - ~ NV" mo ist OetoOof
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Nv lAlLOkS-A Tailor, who csn come recom-
n nended have first rate stand for bnsines a. ~
ms,Ie Amelia county, there not tailor within ten
mhes Of We place Board can be had moderate terms
any gentleman who is disposed carry on the above bp
siness in the Country, viii do well to take his stso5 =
communications addressed, Post Paid, toll A. Dennis.
we Amelia County, Va. will BIO sltonded TO-
nay y I-v8us
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CoamfssIoSrR's OFr1c,

~, IdPpdh0nnoe6, lOth Nay, 1881.
Inc parties concerned in the going decree are here
next TO commence the execution of the duties reosid
by sad decree: they therefore required to attend At
my ONCE al o'clock A. NJ, with all necessary papers
souchers' books &c 10 enable make Up tile ac.
counts required 80 ~
WAS. II. PURKlNs, c. c. $. c. L. & G.
10y ~. 4-w4w
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Il and FOR SALE.--By virtue OF a decree Of he
r. Circut superior Court Of Law and Chancery ofbe
coGhty Of Hanover pronounced in he eoi, Of "e
sgshst walkers and others, the 3d inst shall ss
eonmss'sner on "wednesday the 4th Of June next pro
ee 70 sen 70 me bighes. bidder, the premises on
credit OF one and two yegrs Except Tor 90 much a. i
oe necessary TO dersy the expences Of the said decree
au Of me execaiion thereof which be paid in cash
70 me CommssonerJ the Land IN The compIsinapt.' bill
mentioned supposed to contain between two and three
n1hit eh acres adjoining the lands Of Dr. Vim Nelson
, hchafd Hundley, aud Mr. Robert Page and others
~, 'e county Of Hanover aforesaid near Hanoverfown
ne purchaser or purchasers giving bonds with approved
seeuIiy' aud Deed Of Trust upon the land lie moro
'uly TO secure The purchase money
May 8. 1884 NV'"''' . .s,
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he tolls received this spfing the New York ca.
hss Tor me hr-twenty Que ays, amounted one hun.
Wes d.aJo'fy eight thousand dollars. those on the
fennsyvdnia ana!s, up 10 the first Nav, amounted
to one hitndI ed aud Ten fhousand sioiiurs
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The healh OF the venerable Madison has recently beer
very feeble, Sufficiently approximations among
ns en We are sincerely gratified to to see il stated,
however on The authority oil DIR. Dungson who has il, i.
fetunedir from professional visit MIR Madison that lis
health now better, and that he is in no immediate Jan
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Hurd the person charged with altering The Bank
,heek' was, by the Examining Count held on thursday
last ordered TO be sent to Petersburg for further trial
where, was the opinion OF the Court, the offence was
somnnted cOfns, accused OF passing the check, will
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"a - persons having c,ims against tie estate Of John
IN FVfDes, tote OF the city Of Richmond deceased ,ou
present bem Tor settlement 10 the. subscriber in IliSb.
moHu' between the lob aud 2Oth instant or after dat
'nne 10 ne county OF Fluyanps Those indebted 70 the
80, VI" P'esso come l9fwafd ond make immediate pay.
"y m,o JOHN FORBES, Jr,, Executor
~ ~ l--wfw