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The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1839-10-05
LETTER FROM MIR. CLAY.

The Wings of Nansemond county, Virginia,
having passed resolutions approving of the course
taken by by Mr.. Clay and other distinguished
Wings, on the abolition excitement, and having
communicated them to Mr.. Clay, he returned the
following answer, the sentiments of which must
meet with the approval of every friend of the u
Mon of the States.-[Ba Chron.
ASHLAND, 25th May, 1885,
Gentlemen: duly received the letter which
you did me the kindness to address to me, trans
hitting a copy of Resolution adopted at a meet
ing of the Wings of Nansemond county, recently
held.
Whilst but too sensiby feel that they have
placed an estimate too high and fattering upon
my capacity and upon the public services which
have been able to render, it affords me very great
satisfaction to learn that have been so fortunate
as to obtain their appreciation; and request you
to communicate to those whom you represent, my
respectful and grateful Acknowledgements for the
sentiments of respect and esteem with an express
sion of which they have honored me.
At the session of Congress prior to the last,
presented Resolutions to the Senate, touching the
institution OF domestic slavery, embracing all the
principles applicable to the subject, the manen-
ance of which appeared to me necessary to the Sc
curty of property, the stability of our system of
general government, and harmony among the
States of the Union. At the last session of Con-
gress, the Observation-Disclosures had presented them
selves under a new and alarming aspect. Instead
OF restricting their exertons to moral persuasion,
to the consciences of shareholders, keep
ing aoof from party and politics, as they origin
ly professed to be their Intention they had openly
proclaimed their purpose to enter the political
arena, and denouncing all who did not adopt their
dogmas and agree with them, to force theirprin-
cipIes and their men by the aid Of the ballo-box.
1t required by little foresight to discern the fright
full consequences which would result from this
change Of their position, if they should succeed.
The Union would be first convulsed throughout,
and finally broken into fragments thought,
therefore, at the last session, that the time was
suitable to warn these country of the designs and
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1839-10-05
RICHARD ALLEN,
" Bishop Of the African MetAodiM
"EpiScopal CAurch IN the United


We admit that the proposals sent from the is
land of Trinidad are of very fatering charac.
ter; but at the same time, we are persuaded that
they exhibit only the favourable side ofthe picture
and those who emgrate will find many prvations
and hardships which they now little apprehend
We think that there ought to be a committee OF
THREE intelligent and trusty men sent out to
examine the country and to stay there long enough
TO investigate the whole business, & see how things
look in the eyes of free Americans. A rush of
emigrants to country of which so little is known,
might involve an amount of human suffering and
disappointment, hardly paralleled by the bloody
experiment the Colonization Society.
Our coored friends of Philadelphia, who con-
duct the National Reformer, thus express their
views of the natter
We publish below an interesting account of
the island of Trinidad. If the half be true, land
we have no reason to doubt but what the whole
is so,) no ordinary inducements are offered to
many of our people who are perishing for the want
of such a field. We believe, under God, that
those islands of the sea, British West Indies9
are destined to have such bearing on this coun-
trd, as will ultimately lead to the abolition of slave
ry. We hope that some of our brethren will a.
vail themselves of the privileges there offered
We are opposed to any general n1orcments for en-
igraton, any where, among our people, but we
can no objection to individuals lettering their
so near home"
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1839-10-05

lers of the land away? Africans have made for
tunes for thousands who are yet unwilling to part
with their services; but the free must be sent
away, and those who remain must be slaves.
have no doubt that there are many good men who
DO not see as | do, and who are for sending US to
Liberia; but they have not duly considered the
matter-they are not men of color. This land
which we have wartered with our tears and our
blood, is now OUR MOTHER COUNTRY,
AND WE ARE WELL SATISFIED TO
STAY where wisdom abounds and the gospel is
free.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1839-10-05

Messrs. John C. Crump Thos. H. P. Good
win, and John G. Cohoon, &c. &C.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-11

az 'airm the Sttlm commenced un S;tRG;,v afrr-
mum and continued until late hour with undated
se'etty-,le wind blowing gale from the South East
nm much ialn. The forced into the barber, and
m water dashed over the ends of The harres, leaving
much ice I'D III them
several vessels slightly injured among which
We're the Schooner Pequo for this port al the ships
'rspasIan, Arlosto AID Aureus."
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-11

t'""thcr fire occurred at Louisville, on tho LIST
about ococ in hc:n rning, destroying several hous-
cs GA ' corner Of LIST and Market Streets 1t was oc-
casIo'd the Gazette says by inccndiary throwing
an lsnlted billet Of wood iuo Mr.. Stewards stable
Mr. saw the wretch nerpctrale the deed, but instead of
pursuing him. underworld to subduc the flames, but in
vain.
Tho Gazette Of the I'd mentions still another that oc-
Cured that morning, consuming Nlccks stable near the
corner ct Jefferson and Brook and burning two horses
A'cN' two or three small buildings in the rear &C.
Loss not estimated.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-11
Blank C"ccks, Bills of I.adin-. Auctiou
El'!s, Pamphlets. show bills, <',t,
CA IL EDS

u PRINTED nj tie shortest Notice. in /bc ,,o,,
6fgdM manner, in Blnck or Coored INKS nm rn,,ol
led, White lake, or Plain Surfaced Cams anil
irt6rs rcry reasonable at TRUE. AMERICAN or
fHit, corner ctP 'yiras and st. Charles SIS,
nere'W New ami Beautiful EoHafs of TYPE Lore
J"st been athIed 10 Tie Establishment,
o'de'S rere'red at Compiling Room, ST. Charles
E'ca""S', Bird door from Gruyicr It, or ct he PRINTING
Oiiic", corner "fFoydras 4 st. Chulcs streets.
-
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-11

ftEE HANKlNG-'l'his subject is undergoing dis
tssi"n III the True American of New C,icars and in
' Legislature OF Pcnnsy vana. No PROJECT Of late
''e III ne United States appears TO he extending
'"' ,hrldy, or TO have been received more protous
~ Virginia seems to he taking the Bank fever in all
~, th"fagt''.stcs Various propositions have been pros
u"cen To the Legislature, and the probability is great
'n't much will be added to the Bank capital ether hy
acts OF incorporation or by The adoption Of general
b'nki!g system, unon thu model proposed by New
iorN or Georgia The plan proposed in Penns. l.ania
opcns the door wder than the New" York plan.
"Ar. Fra'cJ. member of the Senate of pennsylya,i
nus Introduced INTO the Legislature bill to authorize
new system OF Barkng-unc- fourth Of the capital stock
10 DC pad III gold and silver and the remainder in real
eS' or mortgages ON real csutr in certificates of
ioa' made by The c"mnonw cah, any city or county
IN Tue commonwealth The system will vary from the
lice bunking system Of New-iork, by having the reul
estate feature ns RATED upon it.''
thus much for the "Xey-stone State" ,AlLama is
vile Advocate; ~
i, General Banking Law we are indebted to one of
me ne!"hcfs from this county, for 4 copy cf the bill
"ch has been Introduced iht, the Legislature OF Ala
s,,nn'na; 'to regulate the prvilclge ofbanking.'
ne features ct the bill! nstrlv the the late
seHcthl GiiNlng law OF New-fork. 1t authorizes
'f an association to commence the bu mess
OF "is'klnS on capital OF not less than SloGO To be
a' urea oy marriages upon real estate; when So 100
III" paul III gold or silver by the shareholders,
signed by the Comptroller will be delivered to the
amount s3'Oia, and when an,er ymrnt Of $4,000
IS nude the other $5O.0n0 Of noes will b. Delivered
an" ''le nank IS required at all times to keep hand
proportion of specie equal half of its in
ut.ilirs. " ''
IT. !" ncc is protested, the Comptroller Immediately
se'iS IN" 'horsasrd property and proceeds t, ind up
~ ms bill becomes law, which we earnestly hope
VIII be the case the business of bonng will be ;lace
ul"' IeSlntte grounds in tho State of Aalan1a and
'ie i''n'c v" be nhunduiy supplied Will, sound
Pubic opinion is certainly favorable to the pan of
Free or Gemera! Banking. The pal, of admitting stock
20 De secured by city onns and mortgages will render
me pa'' sill more popular; because the chances of
E'''''S These III he much increased Free Banking is
me more popular because 1t will break down the I'M
lo''anc 1" HE pfcsen' numopos;s and mpnnpncs.-
inuisyii ii Y d, IT,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-11
TIE TRUE A MEXICAN,
EDITED .y .IOraS s.snsnN.
FAETIavUL AND RcLp,
u h w OEs T. r. VS.:
MONDAY, FEBRUARY IL, 1889.
GENERAL BANKING

At large and respectable meeting of
the friends of a sound credit system under
GENERAL BANKING LAW, con
nected with Internal Improvement, held
"Wednesday Evening, it was
Resolved, That public meeting be call
cd to carry out the objects proposed, and a
committee was appointed to make the ne
ccssary call and preparations The friends
otthe measure are therefore invited to as
scmblc, at Banks Arcade, This EVENING,
Monday, the 18th February, at 6 o'clock
precisely.
At an adjourncl prelim nary 2lcc,ing Of the
frIeAds of Sound Ctedit System, undcr II
GENERAL BANKING LAW, connected with
Internal improvement, held on Friday evening, the
Oh 'stant, the following officers were selected
to serve. at the General Nesting, to be held n,
Banks Arcade, on Monday evening, tie llth
inst, Al, ) O'Clock, p. N.
PRESIDENT.
Hon. II. A. BULLARD, of Ouachita.
, VICE PRESIDENTS.
Judge +. X. WILSON, ofOuacl,ita.
Gen. hORATlO SPRIGG, Of Alexandria.
JAMES II CALDWELL.
WIN. CIfRISTY.
M. w. HOFFMAN,.
ROBERT LAYTON,
And WIN. A. GASQUET, Esus.
JOHN NADDELL, Esq, Natclitoches.
Judge o. j. MORGAN, Ouachita.
The following gentlemen were selected ia
address tho mcetnc.
CLARK WOODRUFF ESQ.,,
Col. JOSEPH M. WHITE.
WIN. CIIRISTY Est,.
And j. 7. PRESTON ESQ.
JOHN GIBSON, Secretary
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-11

ONDON Editions Of scarce aud valuable works.
- Just cived and for sale by the subscriber
Baron Dupins Commercial Power Of Great Britain
exhibiting complete view cf the
Public.
Baron Dupins History and actual stale of the Militia
ry Forces of Great Britain.
Marquis dc Laplaces System of the " ord transa.
ted from the French and cluci,lu,cd with
explanatory notes.
WE Napiar'S History of,he War in the Pcninsu-
H. and South France.
Jeremy Icnthnlns Rationale Of Judicial Evidence
} X McCrlloch's Dictionary Pract teal. Theoretical
and HISTORICAL, of commerce and
commercial navigation. Iustra-
ted with maps and plnns new
edition. WMMckEAN
Go Camp & Common SIS
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-11

tatIng. " "
Steam n lou left Louisville 3I.t inst Reports
| full ofiuo. ~ -
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-11

VIM. G. Rivcs and John Tyler are candidates for
Senator in Congress, ION the state Of VIRGINIA, and
arc S'pported.hy the Wings and conservatives! Henry
ST. Geo Tucker, President of the Count of Appeals is
the Administration 'andiate. 1t is supposed the Wigs
and conservatives will unite on Mr. Rivcs or Gov.
T'r, and elect ono at them. These uar;ics united.
have large majority in the virginia Legislators.
1--we" has come ont openly for Henry Clay rs the next
fS'iont' let things go on as they may in regard to
h,,s.,il.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-11

CANVASS For HAMS-6OO brown rolls, fine
~ article, suit bic for calvasscd hams, in store aud
for sale by J THAYER e. Co.
EI
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-11


by DORSEY, Al New I.cvee
TO BE DRAWN THIS DAY.
10000! Capital Prize, Tickets only $50
GRAND STATE LOTTERY.
Drawing of the Grand State Lottery Glass 10
-, g. g., 81 -, -, 20, 50, IT, II, a.
Nos !, g. 2S, the Capital Prize of $I30Ou, WIS sold
in aMhoc ticket, by Mr. John Davis, No 10
Custom House street, and cashcd as
soon rs presented.
Ci'ASS II, Anh"rised by the I.egiSlaturr of the
~ Safe. 70 be drawn This Dav, Feb II. ISL
at q o'clock, p. NJ. at Bishops IIn,ri.
5 DAVIS 4 co, Managers.
Is Drawn nImbcrs-'2 Drawn Ballots
Splrnld Scheme.
- VA f'lzcs' amounting to :45 ,5n3
Tickets S} 0O-i!ulvcs 500 nrtcys s. IS
Packages of 25 Tickets for so, warranted to draw
at least 81: and may draw the ghrs, capitals. T.
mounting to 10000 80 Packages Of - IlnI Tickets
81 10 .~',,.l e. ,.-- l"uSI Slh III. Packages
Of =" tlnarter IIcLcts $i3 % warranted To draw -,
least S. p.
For pacAa cs Of <,glc tickets, apply at the
MANAGERS OFFICE,
f'pil 10 Charities st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-11

GAIE At NEW IuKK.--'ihe tr,nirr saws SOM c,v
was VISITED Oh Saturday TIC .GiIl irl storm. which
uush ui comparatively Short Gtriun, was more ter
ibe III its violence aud t,astri, Us in lis effects u,,
any one which has AIRED ilrc Tor Years. Tho. gat
commenced nom the :. in the ornng, and ra,i d
VIII unahatrd fury for shout hours, during wha h
time an immense amount property was GrSro, al
n We eastern lido OF tic clv the waters OF the i;st
i,'cr were so g completely dc .ucr south anr
t'ont st r"ts, from the Battery nearly ~ to Corrar%
Hook AT time the water wa 5. Iii |, m uyr,;oEs
OF '"nl street that boats passed safely over it, and ill.,,
brnnk yn 'Tt boats landed Of their pus,,ur,rs
at li"its li"Cl. Al tic and eating ,os,s mn.
der the Fult.n Market ere culnpr, " drowned II, r
hem" IN some Of them over five feet of water Tho
crirs :nil the stones along Sou Islrect and ucarl,
all on eastern side of Fuoll.erart we're doIuccI
with tin. "nlcr hcl must have do*c an ,,cujrnl, III,
amount Of 4unllgc."
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-11

FOR ltANANA-Ihckct S.h,,ner
III The first rate fast sailing packet schr
KIN EDWARD PREBLE, Capt Baker, will pos
-. lively sail Tomorrow evening. For freight
on board lcayune Tier WM PORTER,
tell o. Conmon st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-11

The Hon. WAl. ID. MERRICk (whig) has been
reelected Senator in Congress, from Nlaryn for six
years from the 18th of March next
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-11

n Ml'R.LAS, IS cnscs mrn,,,u silk Inn hrellas
- large sizes, received from ship Merscv and 70
sAn ny BRIDGE Sco,
"'' 13l Magazine IT
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-11


Nav29-n
- PERM DlI-i'O0 ,aIls. winter strained s,.,n,
- on, Just received and for sale h,
Jn'" : I)tkE X Co, 3 Front rvrr
& ,hSl! B')NE~-r0 En-h !'uAr- Of our own r,a,,,
,nt'ni' Tar superior I" iii" Engli>h, for <nc tn
~ = L." NE X Go, Front l.ryr.
w 49, " Nh-''o Leg, No III store. for sale
> LOCKE " tn
juno Frnm I.e>cr 81
Blank Chccks, Bills Of I.adin- ,uc,;,,
Ei'!s, Pamphlets. show bills. Cata-
lo%H"", Sc. Nc.
L-"knf.'S far Tie .tborc, mel rrcry o,hry A,s
r''pf'"" i" rkiNrINti IN r,ycir,l al C,.mn,rr
No"m If TRUE ANENicAN," in Sr. Cu,nlY,u,
CHANCE, 81 door from Gavi-r street, or at tie priuua
"ihr', r"'"cr ci rol dra, md ST. Cl.,.s streets,
tr""strr ""d hr"ntijm Book nnd JON Tov,r<
iro" me bc@ FQHnircs inMc Lni,rd .rk,ics b,,c ,,x
becn "dted to he a'ycad, mcN xt0ckfd Establishment,
--""d oEbEKs "W b" cErrufci as low a., Chrynl,
hxped't'ou$y aud Beautifully as at any other Olrrr
in the City.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-11

From the New York sun we eli the following:
I'pS Of "'lnn W, and slate blown down in CIV.
cry part ii the oily. The rocf WIS intan of of a
h'"rk OF SIX h""<cS J"St erected at the Of Thin
lecH''i street M University Place. MIR q larsiu, ;
store n u!t" street near ioid al 50 uiuOuf aud
the roc" OF the building ~ talharnc stree ucc uni,
yiofd md i"yI"r, was blown off. Tina, more ho,.s,
cS were mus siIpFc Is npt only probable bat almost
ccr,an he signs blown down, it would fill :; sruc,
aS "rS" rs lEn' "rr"pcd by speech i'll Congress to
cn"ncrn'e. II'e' we're hf"k"n, glass he'd by
sw ing shutters, aud OH s,nn araye done II, il,
di''d's, IT." nHgrguI" anIcr,t ri which it would i'm,
i'",r '~i ";Iii ST any .Aan ill tie ci v,o ,'nv.
iie Nri"ht al Nh .jniy d,rh y the . ,lr GlI non
III Hir'ing II, the wtursc-, Ni the MGR, ant< vi IN
"!rrS itIIit dcH!crs and others hose .nuus are ,,l
ar hH, mess Is inlowc III water side From,
'hireha' to e. rra's Hook !; East River <iJc,
and 10 cprtug street Market on tn, North River .;I
tho water ovciowd the pier heads and hood e, the
streets, hcIl run parallel with the water and the col
t"'s ana IN sum" cases the frs and second floors Of
i'dn!s lhn~c streets. The weight ,f ih. hmm.
dn ion was at " .c!,a and thence on ,rc E;S, River
side a tw siii nbu,c f1llIon Market. In Maid, II lane
We saw bout ed up nearly to Water strcc,--uud
at t"r"t"'s sp all the :dcnari" Of the many shaped
"ialv's were lost i'll the sheet Of water The vi
lug places under Fulton, franklin, and Washington
MARKETS wcIc completely drowned. fulton Market,
which we visited ,turlIg the gale, vas surrounded with
"her, So that bnat rnud have zone round it, Thu.
fish m'rhet vas n,rk deep in water Washington Mark
ct At the Other cnt OF the street <ui ell some hat less
1t Phth'do.pht.. The Ledger says:
"a walk along the whurvts of thu. Scinylkill pre
shis scene ,la is nos, noael and we'll c;!c un,r to
excite wdt dr. MOI prrs, of thc u,IInI pr Al h, a
been induced To pa, visit for The rurnnse ~,
the disastrous eft cts of the stur hut il strnrk vit
astunShntent ut the sight. 1t would be n difficult
task TO make any one who has witnessed it, belle
The height WING the water have risen 10 have
carried up the ice such d, from the river A.
Vine $tiec, ID particular, misses ofce have bct forced
up The the is'ance of IL square from lin, ~ I,rr
he lower STORES ii ic houses along this street have
heGn nurdGd the water, shown by the maj ks ON The
walls have Ic ~ OF six feet tho iliIes that resi-
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-11
COTTON CIRCULAlsS

IL PRINTED WM tie Greatest Ervcdiiion ou3
in style unsurpassed i" New ORLEANS, or else
where.
ORDERS hH at CoMrriNG Room in s.. Charles Ex
change Corner Of Grarer ST. or at r X U Z
NJ Z Z CAN PR NTING OFFICE.
corner OF P"vdras and St Charles Streets, uil be
promptly nt'nd,dto
Dec
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-11

" ship ADIRONDACK, from New York, Iuyng
erPnSte Rofflsnac st e second municipality, will he
gun lsndlng her cargo this (Munday) morning. Con
sisnecs are Notified that they may attend to the receipt
OF their goods. PETER LAlDLAW,
1ell 66 Camp st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-11
STEAM VsabAT RuLIS-

"NERS, AGENTS, or CAPTAINS orSTEAM
hoAIS ca" hare their Bits Mh"rk cf in one
or mare '"l"r'd Inks o" Plain or Courod Paper rim
"esp"frh, ""d on faror0dLc Terms, hy lsaring their
ORDERS at TRUE AMERICAN OFFICE, corner of
Pos ,lraS and 81. Charles Streets
Nav29-jt
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-11

P"Rr CAnnn, is the nam Of q ,uri<hrc VILLAGE
Spfn gi.g up on the Bluffs at Ferry Like 1t is sful
tSd /" lcNas, Just on the supposed hnln,rv nnd will
be the depot Tor the Planters in the Norl Eastern scr
ti"n of Ibis Parish, and lraSu" much Of the business
Of Eastern Icya*. Though it dycrts il large porrion
{" III" bnsn' s. " Inch "ou d otherwise find its way Ia
u, We ar" not disposed unlcrrnt lis adynutorrs
Str"rh boats II ut come to our Iysr c.n ,u.;f,, ro
10 P"ft tndd", and nom the extensive back couu,ry
thai depends on TINT point. it very speedily be-
come one OF the most nnpntant towns in Tcxn< A
year ago there was but one settler it now numbers
Population Of several hundred, which is daily aug
nIcniine.- Cnfa'0 Free Press 7
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-11
TRUE; AMERICAN OFFICE,
3 OOH & JOB PRI WTIJ

BOOK & JOB tpRI MTINnl
In connection with this ttiiice isu
SPLENDID AND EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT Of TYPE
FOR THE FRTNrING OF
Pamphlets Blank Checks
Catalogues Ellis of Ladinr
Labels. Dray Receipts,
Sscs'ai Notices Auction Bills,
3ill Forms, Show BILLS
Steam Boat BILLS circr,ars
s:sDig..|G
Aaa every description ofJob IycrIS that
May be required.
II me proprietor respectfully calls the attention Of
The public to the above Card anil assures them 1hu,
all DIRK lntrused 10 his shall be duue ii, the short
est notice, in II style unsurpassed in this city, and
at the lowest rates.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-11

4 lHAiN Cables and A.lchsrs-'rwo chain cables
~ ard anchors landing from brig Mary Elizabeh
P'caynnc Tier and for sale by WM PORTER,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-11

u ID. BROWNS Patent Platform Bnianccs.--t;ro-
GERS can find ct So Bienvlr street, Patent Plat
form falances superior any offered in this city,
fell W CARNES
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-11

&oAr-3Oo boxes Goul,ls' and Kubin's No. J Soap
- in store fer sale by JTHAYEK & Co
4 D,vI,.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-02-11

'hA"hNn"V5 HURRICANE At TIE EA>T.--W" l,n, Q
Last I'll slips of the 3h alt. They are filled viii,
counts OF an nMtll storm which suci t the s,,,,,o,l
from baltimore to Boston, aud an arm of which did
great da'nnee at Albany. We make a number of rx
hac'f, winch The c:owGcd OF our columns o.duv
compel us to render as brief as possible.
fEEsIET At ALEiNY.--Ihc waters Of the Noxh
River, opposite Albany. swcllr hv tn, RAIN! Of Friday
and Saturday, ai the cIss"Ivng vi the SNOW rose uu1;l
on Hundnt, at i o'rt H. the ice commenced moving
IT soon became d ahmed up, hnwcstr, and the wafer
ii"''td 'tr rIy ct Albany The Worth lmcrica steam.
boat was crUsIc" by tie ice, i 4, ard wis afterwards
carried down The river by the ire and it is IL med sh,
vi" prove total loss. She had b, en- recently lrunrJ
at an expense OF 50 OAO Several tow ,boss vr'e r,r
ned IL IIr lnland lay hH water Lots OF properly aud
seVarn! cuit we're swept down stream, hut tie ANvtr-
TIER suites "i tho laSn has saved Il la re ann mt of
property. The Ar"uS says that the atei vas cprycIy
ever higher III int city, than is o. casiuu The
Eagle l ave II. lu!umtI;r Fort Olnngc Hotel ETC. etc.
were literally insulated, and were only nrp,u.rlrd by
bua'$. Inc water cam" up Siaip-Strcri 10 the New
fXrhhns', up VI d'nuI ncary the trout Of Sian.
"ix Hail ~ Var Art-~uec AID MP Snr, Nnrkct-scct
within few rods OF the front OF The Argus office
\. l.. Sunl
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