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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-08-13
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CONFECTIONERY g. BAKERY.
Groeertes and confectionery,

which he feels no hesitation in recommending 70
the public az fresh aud cheap Hisstock consists Of
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-08-13
TO the Farmers.

May %. 1899 If
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-07-23

EaT Gtn. .Sdmirs.-Wc had an oppor.
iunity of listening 10 this gentleman on IA.
,urday last. We must say that be came
very far short Of meeting our expectations.
IL attempted with great effort to make his
case OH a PLAIN one, but his appearance
seemed 10 indicate that he was conscious
of fighting IN a bad cause. We cannot
think be- was nattered By the number Of his
friends who came to hear him, for when he
concluded most of the Van Buren, men left
the house, and It then clearly appeared
that the largest part Of the meeting were
Wings. II give, rather poor opinion of
j mans principles when he Is afraid or OPP
posed 10 listen to both sides of a question
aud We want no better evidence Of his be.
ng wrong than to see him refuse 70 listen
10 his opponents. Gen. Edncy replied TO
Gen. SaunAcrs--hc had not tlmc to meet
all his charges, but he made the General
feel very unpleasant at one time by refer
cnce 10 a memorial he presented to Con-
grcss when a member.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-07-23

90 Direct Tar.-Gcn. Saunders, in re-
marking upon the Census Act stated that
Congress had selected the queries to be
put to persons. This is not so, at least we
understand SO, but the power was gwen to
the President, aud It was his dolngs that Il
numbering Of the Ducks, Geese, &c. was
set on foot. He stated that this was iu-
tended TO apply only in the ncjghborhood
of large cilics--ir tins was the case It was
very easy 10 inform the Marshais, SO that
they might know how to act IA the preoll-
SEES. 1t has been charged by the Wings
that this descending to particulars was
done in reference to the laying OF II Dlree!
Tax. This Gen. Saunders denied, but as
straws show which way the wind blows,
we ask attention to the following extract
from the Report of the Secretary of the
Treasury presented to Congress on the Sd
of December 1897
But when acting on these or other cases, II
Congress cannot, consistently with It's views OF
duty 10 tho country, adopt the course suggested
and restrict the amount of appropriations whoth-
or ordinary or extraordinary, to the certain cur
rent revenue tho only remaining courses which
SCUM dolonstbe are these Either to provide tor
recalling portions of the public money now de
posted with the States, OF establish an adequate
system Of direct tdratiOH or ut once resort to the
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Republican WING Ticket.

g@ At the solicitation of his friends
JAMES W. OSBORNE, Esq, has consented
to become a candidate to represent the
County of Mecklenburg in the next Legs
lature IN the Senate.
bzd7 At the solicitation of his friends W,
F. DAVIDSON, Esq, has consented to be-
come a candidate to represent the County
Of Mecklenhurg in the next Legislature in
the House OF Commons.
R At the solicitation of his friends J.
T. DRAFFIN, Esq, has consented to become
a candidate to represent the County OF
Mecklenburg in the next Legislature in the
House of Commons.
as@ At the solicitation of his friends,
ELI STEWART, Esq, has consented to be-
come a Candidate to represent the County
of Mecklenburg in the next Legislature i'll
the House of Commons.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-07-23
Election tne I2th OF November.

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THE CONTRAST.

When Lieut.. llooe Of the Navy appealed
10 the President Of the United States, TO sci
ASIDE ;he proceedings Of a court martial, on
the ground Of the admission OF negro testi
mouy, that high fuuctonary rejected the
application in the following terms
Tie Presidsnt f1dS nothing Ia tie proceed
iags IA fte cdss Of Lieut. Hooe rhicA requires
kss tafcrtof. nee VI. v b."
10 the laws Of Indiana, whilst Gen. Har
rlson was Governor, vii be found the an
nexed statute, excluding negro witnesses.
"CmrrgR 45-PAGE Oil.
q" Az ACT regulating the practice IN the General
Court. and Court Of Common Pleas, and for other
purposes.
"SrCrtaN -. No negro, mulato or Indian.
shall b. witness, except in pleas Of the United
states, against negroes muAuoes, or Indians
CT IN civil pleas, where negroes mulauoes, CT
Indians alone shall be parties
Jesse b THOMAS,
"Speaker Of the House of Representatives..
"B. CHAMBERS,
President Of the Council
Approved, Sept IL, 1907
WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON.
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Charlotte, July 81, $50.
Mr.. Hoion. Wednesday last accord

Mr.. Hohon On Wednesday last accord
ing 10 previous appointment, the t.Namina'
ton Of the Students of the Male Academy
took place il the Presbyterian Church,
All arrangements having been made, at
the sound of the bell a large aud very re-
spec,fl collection of the Citizens, both OF
the County and Village, assembled; and
never do we recolcct to have seen an EX-
animation conducted with more pleasure
and satisfaction. Every Student showed
the influence of the Hand ability oiwhich
his Tutor is in so high degree possessed,
of imparting instruction. The succeeding
day was taken up, in the delivery OF speech
Is appropriately selected, and il was truly
gratifying to see even the younger part of
the Glass performing the duties assigned
them in so handsome and interesting 4
manner. We also had the cooperation of
the Ladies of the Female Academy and
Village (who were provided with Piano.
and who after each address gave their
cheering applause by singing or playing
some national or other appropriate airs.
On the 27th and 2sth will take place
the Examination of the Young Ladies of
the Female Academy when we shall have
Displayed the learning and intellect of its
pupils and the superior skill of Mrs. Hutch
inson, so long distinguished as Tutorcss.
Truly NAV we congratulate ourselves upon
the happy selection Of our Tutors both Of
the Male and Female Department,
Charlotte has ever been notorious as the
birth place of American Independence and
we hope that she shall as well deserve the
name of the Nursery of Science and Lit
erature," aud that her institutions shall
now in time of peace have the same guar
danattcntlonas her Liberties in time of war
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-07-23

Mr.. HoLroN.-Sr: As there has been
a wrong Impression made upon the mind
of the public about my statement of a con-
versation between Mr., G.. W. Caldwell aud
Mr.. J. b. Smith, as appeared in your Jour
nal Of the 10th instant, state in justice to
Mr. Smith aud myself, that what | stated
was all that heard on the occasion, for as
soon as Mr.. Caldwell charged Smith with
telling a falsehood | left the Mansion
House. The other conversation mention
ed BY Smith might have taken place before
| arrived or after left
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contingent power contemplated m the existing
laws concerning the tariff, when changes become
necessary for purposes of revenue, and restore
the duty on several articles of luxury now Free
There is no doubt that the present adj
mlnlstratlon IS completely under the control
of Mr.. Calhoun and his tail, and the Di-
rect Tax being now favorite measure with
South Carolina politicians, to enable them
10 carry out their selfish policy, we have
no doubt that before very long a measure
of tins kind will be entailed upon US.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-07-23
SUPREME COURT

Tie following Opinions have been teIiFeEe9 ~
the Court:
RuFPIN, C. ]. delivered the opinion Of tie Court
in the case of the State Smhhermon, from Ran
dolph directing il to be certified TO the Court be-
low that the judgment therein is right. Also IN
State Grkin, from Washington, declaring that
there is no error in the judgment below. Also
in State Gardner, from Lincoln, declaring that
there is no error in the judgment below. Also IN
Tilman Sinclair, from Montgomery, affirming
the Judgment below. Also in Falls ct. al. Me-
Alice, ct. al. from Lincoln, ordering a reRire he
moro Also in Terrell . Virgins from Frank.
lin, affirming the Judgment below. Also in vii.
hanson d Co. Canneday, from Granville re.
yersing the Judgment below. Also in Holt Kin
nodee, from Guilford, reversing the Judgment be-
low.
DANIEL, J. delivered the opinion Of the Court
in the case of the State Buchanan, e. al. from
Cabarrus directing the judgment to be reversed
Also in Nelson ES'or. Moore in Equity, from
Pitt Also in Motifs, Adm. Gaines from Ran
dolph, affirming the Judgment below.
GAsroN, J delivered the opinion of the Court
in the State Jones' ef. al from Bunconbe, d.
recting the Judgment OF the Superior Court TO be
affirmed. Also State King, ei. al from Bon.
conibo, reversing the judgment below. Also IN
Tredwell, Ct al. Riddlck, from Washington
affirming the judgment below. Also in the State
P.nnkett, from Arson. declaring that so much
Of the Judgment in this case US Is i'll addition To
the fine imposed on the defendant, is erroueous.--
Also in Burgin Bu.gin, from Burke. atiirmng
the Judgment below. Also in McRae Lilly,
from Clbarlus, affirming the Judgment below
Also in Horton lleusIcv, from Buncombe, af-
firming the Judgment below. Also in Lewis,
Adm Smith, Elk. from Bladen, affirming the
Judgment below Also in Blackuall NyChe
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-07-23

va John III. Worehedd.-rhis gentle
man delivered an Address on Monday last,
IN the lower end Of this county, to por.
ton Of our citizens. A number OF Wings
left town to hear him. We were not pre-
sent, but understand if applause was any
indication Of the sentiments of large
majority Of those present, lie gave entire
satisfaction. G. W. Caldwell, Esq. rcpl-
ed 10 him, and as we were informed pref
" deccnily used up. Mr.. Morehead will
be in Charlotte on Tuesday Of Court, (th-
2sth instant when We hope to have the
pleasure of hearing him.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-07-23
4 CHANGE IN Az ELECTOR.

Col. Il rfIN, Of Franklin, from the situation Of
has domestic concerns, being unable to attend TO
he duties q hls appointment as Elector Of the
10th District has resigned, and Col. WILLIAM l..
LoNG, Of Halifax, has been chosen in his place,
Who We have doubt will be active in his visits
among the People Of the district, and will address
them on the present critical stuaron Of our Coun-
Try OF all suitable OCCASIONS Raj RcgRftr.
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MR.. VAN buren, ALSO IN FAVOR OF
SELLING" WHITE MEN.

SELLING" WHITE MEN.
In that portion Of the district OF Columbia
which was ceded by the State of Maryland,
there is at this time existing law Of which
the 10 Section reads as follows:
"Sec. IG. And BE- il further enacted, If any
person committed for non.paymont Of any penal
~, fine or forfeiture. shall remain in prison above
thirty DAYS and shall not within that time enter
into Tecognizsuce, 18th such security as any one
of the said justices may approve, for payment of
such peualty, fine or forfeiture and costs. within
six months thereafter, that 1t shall be law iul for
the sheriff of the said county to SELL such per
son at auctiaR servant, for term not exceed
ing one year. or such less time as will produce the
penaliy fine or Forfeiture and costs; or, II SO d.
rected by any two Of the said iusticcs, for any
tiu.S not exceeding two years, or such less time
as viii produce the penalty, fine, or forfeiture and
costs; and the money arising from the sale shall
be applied to the payment OF such penalty, fine, or
forfeiture and COSTS
All know tina, the sole Legislative pow.
err of the District Of Columbia is in Con
gress, AID that this law could have been at
any moment repealed. The President
could have recommended its repeal. lie
has not done il, and must therefore be 10 ia
vor OF its existence. II is clear tina, Mr..
Ven Buren, is in favor of a law for selling
White Men. VII Chronicle.
What have we gos for the one hundred
ard eleven millions of dollars that we have
paid to MIR. Van Buren, for the last three
years
Answer.-We have got derauged Cdr
rency, low wages, property reduced IN val
ne, manufactures shut up, laborers without
employment, corruption in high places, dis
tress amids, the poor, bankruptcy in the
National Treasury, and last, bur not least,
gold for The office holders. Very cheap
Shall we try him again = Beliors FaH
Gazette.
Judge upshur, the leading state rights
man in Virginia, has come out in defence
of old Tip.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-07-23
CHARLES PON-JULY IL.

~ We are authorized to announce
Tnon,s y. ALEXANDER, Esq, as Can
didate for the office of Sheriff at the ensu.
ne August election.
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TOR vICE-PBFsInENT,
JOHN TYLER, oil virginia.
Whig Electoral Ticket.

- District. Col. CHtRIFs NcDowELj of Burke
"a Gen jaws NflLuoRN, Of Wilkes
81 DAVID R,uaouR Of lincoln.
nh n,,D +. C,LDW ElL, Of Rowan.
1ih JAAEs MraANr, of Caswcl.
9th Hon. AnrkN RlNrHfH, Of Chatham
eth JouN y. krliY, Of Moore.
1ih DR. JAMS :. SWIM, OF Orange.
9lh d" CHtRLrs MiNLY, of Wake
10th Cot WV l.. Lose Of Hlliflx.
] In VIZ. W. CHrEEl, Of Berthe.
Ihh TusuAs /. JoNts. Of rcrguiaons.
Ism Iu~lAH ColtN1, Of Washington,
Tn JuHs " BEYAN, If Cartcrst
iath nANEL u. BAklg, ut New Hanover.
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Er'eanre and interesting discorery 81
facieni ROYAL Treasure About six 'cluck
! the evening Of Friday week, large col
k.hon d valuable Anglo Saxon CONS. and
her relics OF olden time, we're discovered
e 10 the Flyer Ribblo at CucrdasAhall,
az this town, Itappearcd that a rIHbef
/ soikmen were e'npIoyed IN repairing
Q entertainments Of the Ribble, (Which had
4conc partially undermined By the action
/ The sa,er) 10 order to prevent the fuhh
encroachmcnis Of the river when during
ksr operations, they were suddenly sur
sed and ovenoyed a, che discovery Of
u buried treasure. Ii was contained 10 q
aden chest, which hoa ever, had become
i decaYed and corrodcd, that II broke
EIadet 10 the altemp, 10 eStrlcate It from
I hiding place. and the enclosed vnluablrs
course rolled out before the astunished
be Of tho baukcrs." They are No IN
Is;snd about 10000 CONS, aud the ave
bge weight IS about twenty grams each,
lhoh are principally of the reigns oi
ElhsdreId, Alfred, and Edward the elder,
ildss which, there are Ignuls OF silver,
lFaeeIels, bride bits, some rng money &C.
J..
The money, We arc Informed, weighs
I0ul 300 ounces, and the other ARTICLES
bout 100 ouuccs, IN al CSC ounces % sll
r.. The probable tlmo Of the deposiic OF
Es valuable treasure was, as nearly as can
1 estimated about 1000 years ago. The
lesaling opinion from the extent ct The
Property and other circumstances, Is that II
las the Royal treasure. Some odd pieces
/ the booty have found their way tnio the
1nds Of few individuals, aud are, Of
urse highly treasured. lndcrd, the mu'
lsnauc collectors aud connolsseurs are
ute 10 Juror about the matter, and the
aot where the treasure was found has,
nee the discovery, been more zealously
f'alehed than any dunghlIl 10 tho bos;
kPuluicd poultry yard. The appropria
% and ownership of the property, will,
4 apprehend, become question between
Pc Crown and MIR. Assheton, but IN oil
Eo5ablllty, the clam OF the latter will not
IniorIerred with. The circumstance
hs created lively sensation IN this neigh
Pthood.-Preston Eng. Chronicle.
important 10 SpeculaiorS.-On Saturday
e'enoon, the court had occasion to refer to an
mon Of Judge Story, recently pronounc.
10 Portland, which is Of the highest i'm
Pt'ance TO tho timber land SPECTATORS, 1t
zas the case Of 0ris Daniel v. VIM. c.
ltchell aud others. Il was bill in equl
u which the plaintiff claimed to recover
4 The ground that there was great and
ea'erlal mistake in regard to the land
snch no had purchased. The case was
4eued by eminent counsel, and Judge
tofy gave long opinion occupying over
hours in the delivery, in which he set
'ae tho purchase on the ground of the mis-.
Re- The opinion, on account of It's i'm.
,S''ant prac,,cal bearing, will he given to
= public before long, aud we shall then
Yalh refer to it, Boston ID. Ado.
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u " The price Of labor is entirely zoo high
Tue lahorer IN this country can afford to work
for eltteH pence a day and the hard money sys-
TEN all bring down wages 10 that sum-wheat
viii also come down TO siXrEES CENTS = bUSht{.
and every thing else in proportion. This IS the
hes, tariff you can have, and the only one that
can enable tho manufacturer to compete with
England Thu SUB. Treasury rcili efeet both Oh.
Ieets il nlH put dorm tac banks and bring tca.
ges and erfry thing cise douH.".rr
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John Quincy Adams, in a letter 10 friend,
tes day. since, says, IN postscript, liar
lon viii come IN like a ~hlrlwInd. A
tollal dea and one which the long peut
/ aud restrained public sentiment Will
foarale and sweep away every obstruction
HI shich Loco foco,an may attempt 20
91se It's resls,css COURSE UdSsachG
M Nub
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TIRE BANKTUPT BILL

Which passed.the Senate after so much Ia
borious discussion Of lis principles and IFS
details, has received its grietus 10 the House
Of Representatives. Its supeffuous 10 say
tina. We regret The fate Of this measure
The only consollng reflection in the case
is, that much has been done by the agta-
ton Of the question now, towards awakening
tire public mind 10 sense Of the justice and
humanity of the measure proposed, aud that
at future Session Of Congress it may hope
10 meet a different fate.--Ndt. Int.
A letter to the Editors, under date Of
New Orleans, June %, says: 1--WE had
a most splendid assembaee last evening TO
hear MIR. Preutiss, OF Mississippi. |, was
held in the great ST. Charles Theatre, which
was literally craDmed from top to bottom,
aud hundreds were unable 10 obtain admis.
sion. At least five hundred ladies', IN foil
dress, graced the boxes, and TO. two hours
aud a half he kept this vast assemblage en-.
chained by his eloquence and flashes Of vii.
" Set down LOUISIANA as sure for tiarri.
son, Notwithstanding any apparent reyersc5
IL our Congressional delegation, ibid.
BOUGHT UP.
A paragraph IN tho last uumber of tho
Richmond Enquirer shows that the Admin.
istratou party has bought up the Consetya-
i've paper at Chatlottcsylhe, in Albemarla
county, (Na.) "Tdcy have purchased the
Charlottesville Republican (says the Enqui.
reT) IN order to 90 Immediately TO work,
and will turn Mr.. Riyes's battery against
hluself." Fortunate it is for the country
tha, they cannot bug up the People as they
do the presses. AS II IS, however, they
contrlve to buy up now and yhen q straggIer
from the Republican fold. The patronage
of the Executive is fine bait for such trout
as are not to be caught by tlckiins.--'6id'
Death Of Judge Smi!h.-The Hon. vii.
liam Smith, formerly Of this State, and late
Of Alabama, died at Huntsville, in that State,
on the 26th ult. Of congfstive fever, aged
- years. He filled large and honorable
space 10 the public eye during his long iIe'
Char. Observer.
Commodore Elhon.-We learn from
good authority that the Court Martial SEN
fenced Commodore Elliott to foe gears sus-
pension without pay, and that the President
uas approved the sentence. The favorable
decree which the Commodore deduced from
the return OF his sword, seems to have proved
deusve after all, unless be considers this
enlent sentence.-N. Y, Heratd.
Hard TimeS.-Tlmes are so hard in
! ph,ladelphra that at a sale OF wine by auc.
ton on Thursday Of last week, the very
best only brought So demljobu, or Sl3
s
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CDarsnftp.
Thursday, July 23, 1910.
The I'eOljie's Ticket.
FOR GOVERNOR,
j. vi. MOREIEAD, OF GuiIiord.
FOR PRRsIDENT,
WV. II. HARRISON, of Ohio.

Ons PfesideHtidi 1'crm--fhc ip;cprfg n Public
Serraats he safety Of fhg PubLc Money, aud
The general good u he PEOPLE.
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Approved Sept II, 1907.
WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON.
THE OBJECT OPENLY AyowED.

Mr. fappan, Naa Buren, Senator from
0bta, With li,,lc more candor than many
others Of his party, has, in his place, boldly
ackuonIedg that the SUD Treasury is de.
s,gucd 10 bring down tie rate Of wages,
aud "eyery thing else" Who now will
say that this was Wing SANDER on the
Administration
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-07-23
TIE REVOLUTION.

The official organ of the Executive Of
limited States, aud Of the Executive
a.iori,ies in Congress, speaks Of the pas
.ra If tho sub. Treasury as accomplishing
Revolution in our Government. 1t %.
Il .,,bes The bill "a another Declaration OF
|,adeoeodence, and with the view Of more
,,onoIy lmpressing this fact on the public
Ina ,he bill received the signature of the
|p'ssideo, on the fourth Of July, The ma
a,,,I difference between this Revolution
"a that of '76 is very obvious. That was
/ ecompIished by the Constituency this Is
E.complisbed BY the Crown. The first
|nsrlara,iop of Independence was the act of
Ina People the second is tho act OF the
government.
We canno, too strongly direct tho public
and TO this extraordinary admission. The
L. Treasury, even by the showing Of the
|Gobe newspaper, accompanies revolu
IAN. The candid confession accords with
| be original views Of President jackson,
hon he denounced the measure as " dis
|orpnnlzing and revolutionary" The char
|.eler that has all along been given 10 the
| IN by the Wings is now fixed upon II b
/ Is hlhers. Its action is evolutionary
II, sbvers the form OF government lnSltu
| "A BY the men who fought the battles OF
H. first Revolution who passed through
he doubts, the distraction, and the perlls oil
be Couiederacy aud who finally, as they
\ 5oed, secured the rights, privileges, hber
les. md happiness Of the People on the ia
s Of Democratic Constitution. A this
,roy oyethrown. Tho system nh,ch was
sgrued oy the wisdom Of Washington, Ham
,on. Jefferson, am Madison, and Whch
900 tue Test Of half century OF expert
nee, is now revolutionlzrd By ~nom
b, what means 10 what end Buel
estuns these, but fall Of import, aud ,ug
Ee,tlng matter OF serious reflection TO the
|Aaercan People. ~ y Coar. i Eaq
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Is 1T \ FORGERY.

Messfs. Lynn Boyd, John jameson. Hop
10. l.. Tutrey, Lewis Steenrod aod Jesse
\ Bynum, locoioco members OF Congress.
|. Friday, published 10 the Globe au al
res to their constituents, IN the body Of
Ihlch they inserted letter sigued With the
lane Of W. B. Calhoun, Wing member oi
Laogress from Massachusetts n which
lf. Calhoun IS made to say that Gen.
Eauison was a member of an Abolition
kgacty
NJ. Calhoun Immediately published n
dc u the National I0,eIIigenccr charging
? sad Loco fnco members o. Congress
BIB inierpold,ing the words Abortion
cely !" and, 10 the last Globe, Me~sts.
.jnn Boyd, John Jameson and Hopkins
!. Turney, Acknowledged tina, they dld
bprpolate the words TO the letter, and nd
i that they are no, IN the original Is this
gfsery.
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Rg Unfortunate Accidea-We under
stand that son of Andrew Mclean, aged
about seven years, was drowned few days
ago by falling in his spring.