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lima to Mr Van Barren, and that without y
the majority would bs against ai,n ihey
were cpnllnually asserting ,ha! the question
was no, considered by the administration
memuers according to It's merits. oui 'hat
every thing in relation TO It, was made hy
them To yield TO party c',sidcrat'o"s. ana
every thing adopted "l.h view to the pro-
motion ofparty parposes
Il has turu.d oli. however. that noiwits-
s,anin, the friend. Of tie administration
are knosn and admitted to have large ma
iori,y IN that body, the seal, has not been. as
wa, predicted ii would ne. given 10 Mr
NewIlnd. Il appears. however. that sir
Maru,,, member from Alahama. who Is
CHARMED by the friends oi J,i,c White as
member Of lhe,. party. and as being fricn''iy
TO thci, cause. snicd III hrnr pi sSmg the
sea; 10 Mr. N.ullud; aud The i a:hngt,n
siun dcnonucc, fi n IN no measured terms on
-acc1un. Of it. The San slgs. we have II
from good authority ,ha, Judge Marin VA,
elected as a friend II Judge WhEe. aui HI
vote ce,,anly does seem little st An =; ana
ar. Chapman, oire OF his co'i:ss;:es Is h,si'iT
cx,olled fos The rcas,n inat"h was !plId
side by side witi t'ise and Pey'on. c"nir''
butug si3 q..,,a nt cSer ION 10 swell the
lntie minority Into 4 maj'r,,y. and TO defeat
the ics,7ra.e e'For;, nf the Van nrcr
so;Ic ncs. 10 pUim az ascend"ncy III the del
csa,ion ii.rn North Ga ,:m.
Nax whit does This prove! Simply thai
the oppasi,io,, while they were charging the
friends oi the alin;ni-isa, "n with voting upon
the subjec, not up,n he grounds oi tnr "ner'
It's Of IL, cas', bu, upon parry grounds. hu
winch The resnl, OF the roc proves was moi
the TACT. the oppo'ls'pn were voting upon II
upon patty grounds. -and parts grounds slonf
and uol bcing s.',>fird s,h having, by s,
doias, deprived >ir. n wl,nd OF the s-a,
sheg demon ,cc one OF their p,,;y lpr no, bas
ins voted wi:h them upon thit grniud, and
place their complain, against hisn openly and
arosediy upon party Gronn $. Nos we pu
i, to any intelligent aud toncs, indi,ldu,I IL
say ii this Is NJ, harc faced 4 piece OF IN.
pudenee IS Vas ever dlsi layed. We really
did suppose l.,a, I!ihev had no more hottest,
than 10 have ac,rs, III the msnucr they have
done, ,hey woul no, hare had ,aiIic,"n, IN.
pudence 10 ea4hi., thr'n Ia have uiade such
an opea asoweI Of the fact.
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OPPOSITION ho%g,TY.--ThcE Editor al
the Ne. f,ra t;vrnia. star, in relicins
the re-isna,ioa by Mr.. BcsrisIey of Nrr
York. oi his seat in Congress. i, c1a.c.
qucncr Of his having lcca appointed AZ.
terncy Generai Of ,hc State Of S.w York
asks, way dill he postpone his re,isus.
tion 50 I,ns. Was,,t give a voir wlhc
shouil ira isfcr the State of North Car,ii.
ia, Il mi.I be so-bccansa his resigns.
ti"n INN, lately faI!. sci :hc iccisinn ii
TIA; lncs.!nn." The natural conclusion
wi,ica you'd be drawn from iai, s,s.cmcn.
by oae uiaeq iaia;e.i with the f.c.s. woul,
be that cf Hr. Hcafdslry was prc.rn.
wh.a ,is qnes.i 81 deferred 10 was taken.
ansi had votei i. favor Of Placing "
u. t'.e SEA; w'lich wIs read rel sacan;
by .hc passage ui the resolution declaring
inat ,ir. j,iha q T,> ~. el.,iici {, /,
W.ss: :hen nus, the pna!ic think II lhc
hnnes.y Of ,hr editor Of The :S.ar. wacm
they un!crsiaui. as ,hey na. 10 by re-
fercncc 10 the yea, aud nays ,aacn upo
the OCCASION. tia, VIZ Besr,!s!ry did nn.
give his r,ric up,n t,c Question. Had IL
fr,sis-i h,s sraiu Congress losgrr than
he would otherwise hasc dane. as insiuua.
:ed b. the SIar. for the purpose Of ena-
bling Hr. Sesi4nd to obtain the seat
which vas occupied BY Mr.. q: aha.n. he
wonid most uai.ah!odiy have been pre-
S. at. aud vosci in ais favor, when the
votes Vas taken. fhis. however was no,
the case. a. w. have asrea:y sta'el. aaJ
therefore the insiauaiioa u{ the Star proved
10 nc i.isc. fnc fac,ls ih.i had hr. .i,..sI.
sley girea his vote Ia lsvor Of A.. Ncx.
lsnd, IS the Star iasinuasrs he rc,stnrd
his seat for the purp',c ui dong. II would
have maize lie. and The speaker. !! he
had been SO ,!ispasei. mig nave g'ssn
his casIiag sosc III his favor. and thereby
havc scared to NJ. New,and mo sea,
which he lost by MATURITY Of only one
vote. The Allegation d, the Star is there
fore no, only false. bu, 1t Is ridiculous. as
snly be seen by auy cns who will take tue
trouble to notice the votes which we're
given upon the occasion To which :cfe.cnc
is made.
Bait Rrp.
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~ CoRntSit AfGp.
Departed this Gfi, on Saturday ,hr oth inst. in
"''@1'y h'h year Of hs age BIs,. His.uAa
Esq a' ~. fr.ldcnce near ,bis place, alter the Ill.
ncss OF fcwdays
n' b.n"ham was native Of No:th Carolina,
ana came 10 This town, carly aNrr hi, nia,ariiy,
"h"tc hc had eve, sincc continued in reside
Endowed by nature with talents Of high grade.
ne h'd improved 'hcm BY study and sewrd and
e'osc Observation OH men and things in so grca,
d"g'ec, as TO form Judgment, whnsc soun,inrss
was P'nvcrhsl, and which no man ever dls,rus.ed
WHO had once csrayed It's strength In truth, this
was The fort Of hm mind. which wa. so guarded
',at hc could arely BE- deceived By any action OF
oi'ndee by any Glnt The krrnne,s OF his inirllcc,
"n'bied h!n clearly TO rlude the m,s,s Of Srphis.
ur fhr elder portion Of this community, his co.
.r'npnfaIrs, well rene. .nber that in the pr,ne Of
hrs life, few public measures Of Importance were
undetssken without hls judgment being first con.
sni,ed, and moot frequently followed. Often has
ibeeu his lot 80 10 direct the movements of ind,.
vidual friends BY the aid Of bis counsel, ~ to lay
The kundsiiens Of thci future prosperity in u:c.
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[BK AUTHORITYL
Law OF TIE UNITED STATES rAssED At
THE TWENTY FOURTH CONGRESS

Law OF THE UNITED STATES rAssED At
TuE TWENTY FOURTH CONGRESS
rIRT SESSION.
PUBLIC, M 81
M ACT admcnda,ory Of tho &C, foy
the relief Of the sufferers by iisc in the
city Of Scu York." passed March 18th
1886.
Bs enacted By tAs Senate and Hoase Of
Representatives Of tie Ln,id States al
Aaa,ea IN Congress o,uza6a1. Tina, the
operation of the ac, en.i.fcd ..As act tor
the relief Ut The sufferers by Gro in ,hr
risyef New York passed the nineteenth
day of Marcl, las, past. shall be, and
hereby is limited and confined exclusively
to such bonds "f The description SO, forth
in said aci, as we're made aud entered inln
at The eusl"m.liousc in The city Of New
York p,io. 10 tic sixteenth iay of De.
ccmbcr last
JAMES Il. POLK.
Speaker Of The House Of Keprcscn, a,i,es
VI. VAN :iUREN.
Vice Pr.sidcu, Of Tho United Si1,cs and
President Of thu Senate.
Arra"rEp. April S, 1886.
ANDREW ~ ON.
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We hare recr.rrd the March numb~, Q! tho
serrntas LirraaAr afrssrsass- L,kr iu pro
dreessors, Il eoa,s:na fund Of or'g,asl mater
40, surpassed. t'f esas!ed> BY any other perod,.
cal Among The grms OF The number brfcrr us
&c noicc an Add,cal on tho influence Of ,hr
Fcdcra,irr Republican sys:cn Of Gpr-rnuscn,
upoa Lr'su'c. and The Dcrrlapncn, q! Charsc.
'c'. By Prosrssss D1m. W. especially recon.
'"-;.d i: TO eas male fr,rnds VIZ can assure the N
thai although wei calculated To ,n,errp, lhe adis
Tho .h1ssrnsry invariably contains . graf variety
Of matter weli worth their attention also.
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VIRGINIA.

The elections in this State n"w going on. hu,
:hc result viii mol, of courrr, b. known for some.
rmc. 4, Il: hoSrrcr a. ,hr elections have taken
psacc, the administration arc evidently gaining
s;Iragh. Tbs uss To Be expected, from the
eau-s' ,hr wh.ss have pur.urd in iha, Sla.r. BY
,rampIin: undrr foot, tho demacnuc doc,sius Of
:hr Right Of instruction, doctrine upon the ,u.
p'raaey Of which, df?ents .ac vitality Of oa, Re-
publican GpTs:nncnt
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be.
Brig. Gen Pope has been honorably disch.Iged
from the service Of the United States by Majo:
Gen. Maeomb, their beiug no need OF 20 large
force from Georgia as a brigsde:
We learn moreover, thai Col Crane Il instruc.
,rd to discharge likewise the battalion OF mounted
rnansviilr on Tuesday evening, and is daily e1-
p-ord NJ Picolaia, from The same State, as snon as
!, shall a.rvc It's service IN the estimation Of tho
commanding officers IN Fiorids not being required
G..n Pope. with tn ,se Of his staff who have not
alrcady -A wiIl leave this evening, IN the f!ori-
da. fir Savannah.
By IN. .rrivi Il of thc Oolr.,in, from st. Angus
iinc "a. learn .ns, Gen. Macomo et tor Tampa
Bay yoa:rssiay.
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L,neE-SsL.=r.-Thc salary Of ,ie Cashier -
t:,- Ciia:ea BaHk, New Ofrans, 10 thirteen thou.
sand d,.,srs. which tnscthor wish tho house fur.
n'siird htm VII incrrssr Il 10 $1,000. Quite .
comfortable birth
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JoieE Hrru, who died somrtirnc since al tho
PRETENDED as,' o. i63 years. ha, turned ou, a. wc
suspected 'oag ago al a'ran,inpoaior The bill oi
sale I" General wi'a.ssros', f.. rs, has all
'uracd out hoax i forgery, & The whole con.
eern thing 60! up 10 humsos the community
and thus ches, ;hc,n o! ,hei. money.
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OapINAgy MssirIa DrTy.-t discus
SION has nri 4't,atcd relatisc 10 the meaning g
III thi, phrase in oar militia law: and Az
;ucorrecI report ri easc in ihc dit, vol
sinc ut "M'Cosp R,p,rts" has inducc':
An eronco fs impression on the subject
rhr case is thus briefly n,.cd in the bu"A
referred ;,-"Siaic W. Collector "f Niiii.
IL fucs-"rhr Ac, of Assembly racmp-
,ng cersa.u persons from HE rcrior,nanc,
+ ''ordiaars mns.ers." only e1cm,.ss lhen'
!rnm company para'Ics." on reference.
,owcver. Ia the original manuscript, de
ri-iun. in The office of thr Clerk uf tnc
& .urt OF Appeals in this city. VIC I'm il.a'
Ic,ly Inc reverse Of sha: i, waa. In.
.anuscrip; case (anl Of lis idcnti.y ~i.'
lie rcpuricd one, we are assured by C1i.
Cr,ss, The Attorney Tor The isela.or, an
>" correspondence OF ds,cs) was nm ,p-
glcation for Prohibition e1 RELATION,
JOSHUA LOCKWOOD. IS. the Collector ".
di tia F,"e-, 10 prevcni the leryrns OF q
M;,i"a Fl,e. for default. al a R.ss,ncniai
muster. az ,ins, The Relc.or. WHO was a
.hnk officer, cx"mp, Con "ur'l,nary mill
ia ia.y." Judge RlcHaspsox. before
whan the n,..oa fyr thc prohibition was
naI". refused To gran. it, enns,ruing the
phrase in Inesii"r as the reporter has
stated. The Court OF Appeals ln Feb
i-:a'. Judge D JnuxsnS delivering the
'iiaion oi the Court. snd iu!ses Norr
iad CoLcncr cnncars,ng. reversed Jnis.'
RicnAspsoN's decision a.d ordered The
prohiasston expressly on the srouad, thl.
Ordinary militia dusy include as wei!
battalion a"i acsitnen,sl masters. Us
Company Pa.a!es.
Casr'e gsx Cos-ier
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a GARD.

-. - 7-iSs. /
THE subscriber ataiis himself cf this
opportunity to return his sincere .thauks
10 tie inhabitants Of Camden andias vi.
cini.y, for the liberal patronage md sup-
port they have rendered him, duriag his
residence II this place, aud also to.iIikorm
,lcg that having sold his stock of.ner-
chandise te Mr.. go
". :. 33E.sa3.
who will continue the same businesS at
his cd stand. he solieits for thai ,gcDsle-
man continuance Of that pstronags md
support from his customers, cgufdcnt
that no eSersicas will be spared py him 10
merit their conhdeuce-and give ;ihenrn-
tire satisfaction.
April a.-ii-,f
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MIELElNAiiY,

MRS. eaaPExTER y HISS HOLsEs,
HAVE removed their Miiienary Store to-
The house recently occupied by DR.. Reid,
three Loors below their former residence.
where they havejuss received - handsome
assortmen. ofSPRlNG GOODS, eensist-!
49, ingof -ssss
STRAW BONNETS
: of every kind now ashionabie.
Drawn Silk DOnHtts, and
Diond Caps, tnea patterns.
BEO.sD L.7CES, L.1GE,
cAMBRIc e MUSLIN IasERTINds
AND EDGINGS,
Exraxrs. caps, CORDED SKIRTS EN-:
BROJDERED, z
Embroidered nusMn Capes auA Col1arss
Elegant 8MtfiM NcNtfs,
'GAUZE, do, = & Z
"a variety Of fancy Handkerchief, handsome
BELTS, silk and kidsGL0yEs, all coz
iors, punches aud wreafiu or FLOWERS,
IIingiel CUIlLS, whalebone sslnanilIa end
eiderdown under sLEAVEs. iaeokoues
swiss and book MuSLINS, black and
white speckied lace, for WELLS. green,
and white blond for seiis, and ddsesses. pria..
ted cambrics. black and colored figured
silks and shally. szsg;.
The above. with their usual supply of
silks. .saitins, Grapes and ribbons, forn ass
handsome assortment, ard viii be sold On
:he most reasonable terms. All orders
as usual, executed neatly and fashionsbly.
p. $. To Ren,---thc house nnd ssnres
recently occupied by Mrs. C. 81 H.fur
particulars enquire of Mrs. G. rent very
elnw. Es
March 26.--0--3t 3,
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Tl'" Tcz;sns have JUS, pat forth d.cl,I..,:oo Of
lad. p airner. signed by nombrr of - ye,v
rrspr .'nir p~up!c tor oush, ~r kno.s. bu, ,,ry
arc IN aad company, Rosrn, Perrca Of so,o,,.,., !,
memory being am IN. lI,rm
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the Presidential question: and SO they
went on PfcsiIeni-makins in connection
with the navy yard at Portsmouth. un.il
they had wassed nearly six weeks of the
session. Mr, S,orer, when the II puss had
resolved IL sit out the Comnillee Ot the
Whole. night before last. made finaf
charge for icnerai Ia risnu. lie read a
volume Of certificates from sa5astcrn "ltl-
csrs To pro.e .hc General great military
chieitain; aud after he had accomplished
this ani toI the iIousc tha, he was very
dear 10 his constituents, lal,hou2h he had
been thrice rejected by then for 'hc Office
NJ Senator anl Rcpscscn,aivc) he gave
Wy late a, night. an the question was a!
last forced IL committee. and The House
60, possession Vi the bill. Cnloae! Lane
Of Indiana resolve, II renew Air. Bell :
.noilon IN the II ,ass. where tho .''as hr''i
na,s coui nc rc:uanicd, for the purpose
uf showing how perfectly frivolous was
hc;r-s.Ion wh,c!, M7. Bell had raised TO
ht.,. 4 ie Ii"us .iiscussi,n un 10 waste time,
anj money 300. under preience of saving
il. the motion ws, made. and The yeas a"d
nays called. whea there appeared in ia
yor Of Mr. Bells Iabnrious effort 10 strike
at, SiA-aga;ns. ii, ONE HUNDRED
iND SIXTY. Thosr in favor nf II wer'.
l.. ALLAN, GRAVES, HARDIN. LrKE LEA.
rEArcs u. Mary land, and "lsE!!!!!!!::
NJ Bell sal in front Of the Speaker. hung
his head, aud decline! voting.
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B'I. have pasacd The S-n,,c al The uni:e.
sli,"s ad.a;t.,nr bn'h Michigan and ATkansas, a
States, ,n,o The UGion.
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MAR iED-on Wo!nc.dalyI evening I.s,. !,
,hr Methods: EP'sco. II chuseh. by Tho Rey M,.
; ;, stacy. Mr. Jlsrs &. Plrr, 70 M.. J.sr
i.xLIos. boz, Of thi, place.
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NasT'Rt'l r..

A1NV Ma
ME subscriber has irf, with Wm. Nc.
4 Willie Esq. Tor collection. his note.
anil account. Those who are i,drb,e,J
to him arc requested TO come and settle
as soon cs possible.
J. y. LENIERR
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A TEACHER WANTED.
April IG-lASn.

a / EACHEk w ANTED.
THE Teacher 10 the Camden Acadc.o 9
being about 10 resign hi. charge on -,cconn,
sitreb!e health. gentleman Of mor,,
character aud classical al..., .,.nmen,. j. w,u.
tcl a. hi. SUCCESSOR.
This s'i;u'';,n having been endowed
oy The i'sis,urc is under The fus,c, ine
eat' aud patronage Of large and rcspee.
! .aufc s'ciety and commands tho confidence
"f the public The present incumbent
r'alizcstor his labor twelve hundred dol.
lars per annum.
Applications may be made to the ci,air.
man or either VI the undersigned commit
tee. by the l9sh May next. N application
need be made without am dc and sa,isfac-
tory references (as To capabili.y & moral
slandins) accompanying the same. and
none need apply bu, classical scholar and
"nc THoR"U0uLY ACQUAINTED with the
Greek md Latin Languages. and capable
Of ins'rne,iug in The various branches Of
nm Euoi;yh ciur,i;n,
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10 A letter from Pennsylvania publish
ed 10 the papers says Harrison is 60
ing head; you need have nc fear of
Pennsylvania. All is straight here, and
you will find we can give the General a
greater majority than was ever yet poll
ed for any candidate in the State"
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HN,E,EH4EgG Elm CEas.
Roa,y,sep
SATURDAY. MARCH 12, 1886.

az Application is about to be ma de 10
the Legislature of maryland for pripi-
lege to establish branch of the United
States Bank at Baltimore.
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rect route of20 miles. Moreover there
are no more difficulties 10 overcome on
the direct route, than there are on the
| Cumberland route. Tn fact, believe,
they are much fewer, as | shall hereaf.
ter attempt to show. In going from
Winchester by the Bloomery Gap to
Cumberland, The two creates, obstscles
are what is called the Timber Ridge
and the South Branch Mountain.
This last is formidable one bu, this
latter is entirely avoided by turning to
the left after passinglhe Bloomery Gap
and Big Capon and threading the ra-
vines Of North River and Little Capon,
until we come to the deep Gap, which
Leads through the South Branch Moun-
tain TO Romney. From Romney then
to the mouth Of Savage, or TO the
mouth Of New Creek, where all the
different routes must coincide-a dis
lance Of % miles, there are no hills 10
pass except small elevation called
the Middle Ridge, and The Knobly
Mountain, which latter can be passed
without difficulty, through a very low
Gap about 2 miles south of the point
where the North Western Turnpike
now crosses it. The route would
then be down New Creek to lis
mouth, then up the North Branch or
Z miles to the mouth of Savage. There
is another route from the mouth of New
Creek, which might also be viewed.
That is, to pass Knobly at what is
called NeaPa Gap below Paddy.TowD
then down Cabin Run to its mouth
thence down Patterson's Creek a
mile or two, to the mouth Of ravine
leading to Springfield. But in this last
the formidable obstacle of the South
Branch Mountain again presents itself,
and Neals Gap is not a low one.
There is another route from Romney
10 Winchester, which leads by North
River MilPs, on which there is much
good ground for Rail Road. and
which would no doubt be viewed. The
obstacles on this last would be the San.
dy Ridge and North River Hill. AS
to the route from the mouth of Savage
westward, | know nothing oft, bu,
from the information received or the
decision of the Engineers who sxamin-
ed il. But there is reason to believe
that the ravine of Savage Creek is the
very best avenue for Rail Road to
| pass the Allegany, because it cuts tina,
mountain obiiqaely from the north fol
a long distance. l do not pretend te
be accurate in my statements, as al
lowances must be made in the distan,
ces for considerable deviations from &
direct line 10 keep on level ground, OF
to gain low grade. Seeing some en-.
quiries made in the public papers fo
Information as to the topography o
the country through which it is pro.
posed to conduct the Baltimore ant
| Ohio Rail Road, that has induced M
to contribute this imperfect sketch.
am DESTROYS that this subject Shout,
| call the attention Of others who ma,
be interested, and that i, may exch
farther enquiry and investigation 70
| am more and more persuaded tina
this great undertaking, arduous as
may be, is perfectly within the com
pass OF the means which may be foun,
to accomplish it. A.
/
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From the Baltimore American.

The Small Pox is raging at Saint
Johns, Newfoundland, and has already
committed the most frighlful ravages.
A letter from that place to gentleman
at Charlotte-Town, Prince Edward
Island, dated January 10, states that
there we're then upwards OF two thous-
and cases. The Newfoundland Palri-
OF of the 18th January, contains the
following melancholy notice Of the
state of the disease:
Small Po1.-Not the slightest a
batement, we are sorry to say, has ia
ken place during the past week, in this
most malignant disease. Since its
appearance in this town, upwards OF
FIVE hundred individuals have been
swept away by to the tomb, and al
the present moment a large numoer Of
severe cases still exists. Ii is no I'M
common thing to see people with their
faces covered with the puslues, demo
ting the disease, transacting their ordl-
nary business,or walking in the streets.
We hear OF no one taking The disease,
however, who has been successfully
vacclnated for the ow-pock.
A correspondent of the MaysyiHc Mo-
nitor says "Cambreleng has squared the
account with Mr.. WISE" Just we sup
pose as F. P. Blair squared HIS account
with the United States Bank--paid off
10000 dollars with 100 dollars.
A Horse Race recently took place at
Bangor, Maine, on the ice. Purse $500.
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10 The citizens Of Willamsport. Md,
are taking measures to establish Cot-
ton Factory at that place. with capital
Of 10000 dollars, divided into 1000
shares Of 90 dollars each. a.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-03-12

uA contemporary says that Marine
Losses, made by the Insurance Compa-
MES in Boston, heard from in the month
of February, 1886, prior to the 10Th, a
mount to nearly 100000 dollars
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-29

- Al Oer - shs eesh of Novsssse Isss.
HI N~sscss Ai.rnkD. b.iessseg % ksr.
tt~ory tSe.isr. ef Psires Whiism ssusty
ssd HE ne ARtADNk, Who esiis hsssslf
Ass TayLes, e~souxisx ~ Miss Geosgisus
L. esiscr. % Prince william cossty, ed
hired 20 Mn. MAXWELL. ssas hsyasrksI h
ihs sans eoaaty.
AIvass b . blsekspith, dark nslssfs.
esswsss % cod 80 yssss Of ses. feet 10
soehss " height, spsrs, with . ioeg end THE
sees. hixh cheek boose, vide mouth ss< pais
end si.kiy cemplsxies. Asisdss, or Asa
rsyiog, whe lived Cor several yssrs IN wssh-
ingtoa City, who're che hes Q general &C.
qssintssss, sad vss employed By Mrs. Mar
well ~ . cook. 10 dsst nuIstio, about ~
yssrs ofsgs. about feet high. very nsshy ssd
Thick. vish large sod long fscs, grey syss
ssd thick lips, ssd b very sprsxhsiy.
~ takes sithsr In Prince william or Pau
auisr county, re wsrd OF tse dollar; u ts-
ken elsewhere In Virginia. reward Of S2o /;
os W taken out Of Virgins. the sbovs rewsrd
Of hfty dollars vsil he given for sppsshsed-
ing and securing either Of the sbovs-nes-
toned negroes, 90 that hs or abe DO rscov-
cred By The owner.
LUcIAN DADE,
Mar Brs~isvirfs. Prince IVA Co., 70
Dee. Is, i636.-3t.