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The Whi.:s E,r.ia; d ironstrcus ado and '.farS
about the Tax Ri .2tr t.e Legislature, and gH2 tie
impression, t.at II - bc Crea;y oppressive upon Tie
people. VIII these good Mig, who are now so ca-
nofous about taxation aad cfptess'on the dear peo
pie, call the attention Of tie peepIc 10 their own Tariff
law, now in full opcraton, whch alches ftoo the
pockets of the community tcom twenty iee 10 oae
hundred pc, cent al a';ic.-s Ct merchandise, IN
,ludinr many Of The Gecvss.ses Of life that cannot
be dispensed with, which the people compelled
10 purchase from the merchants :er tho o: Iner
families The increase Of STATE taxes, mater Of
necessity to fuads 10 pay iHe Safe det, 81; the
oppressive Wing Tariff no. ar act @! necessity -
The Tariff was designed to P'otec: ii, 'cw ieac anon
re;s a.d manufacturers o the Wing party, at lie *
pensa OF The c-ea, mass OF tie people. Is It net
s,rsrge ,ha, tbs consistent party adbeTes with such
per,,aacily their indirect "'2ds OF 'o1aoon'
which take. double :!e smount from every man VII"
tuys $50 worth of ;aeiotantse PEI annur'' 'ha' 'he
increase OF Stale taxes viii require ina came sn L
pay ys,, ;asy ,sA that their oppressive Tam Is
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The Harrisburg Keystone, end The Reporter, have
come ont fla, fooled ugans, Mr. Porter, The present
Governor of Pennsylvania If he does not take care
he will lose caste with the Democratic party.
very unpleasant and suspicious circumstance has
taken place in the Legislature Of Pennsylvania. A
law had passed for giving the election oil the Canal
commissioners TO tie pr ople The present Board was
unpopular and it was intended by The law TO get
clea of them But the Governor vetoed the bill, and
il went back to the House, for the purpose of testing
whether i. could pass, spite of The Veto BY the tao
thirds. The bill failed By one majority only. Amid
this excitement, Mir Hill, one OF the members, was
c,I,sd nnon 10 stale whether of the Commission.
ers, MIR. overfed, had not promised him Office, if
be would sustain the veto. The charge referred
10 Select Committeeman their report was unfavor.
able 10 the Commissioner. proposition is now made
10 impeach him-but not yet decided.
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The Democratic party viii have opportunity in
fan roele n reed leir votes Tor that in!e1Ible,
uacom@rom:.ia: oPp1"e"; Of Federalism the Hon.
VII, a,h Of l'clrrpa7, and at the sane time tos'
Tie srsns,h of,e ,aA Congressional Ds'fc l., lis
services i, 81 causs during 'c campaign ., A. are
9,4 a.. hey,rd hal, IN asserting, tia; The voc which
y., b. r",a-, 4 81 A;. here viii exceed 'i1 everSven
"a rcy f,,o,.r candidate of our parry. We hog
l3sctio. vii to vr1 attended 81 Saturday ~ b
all n.cSssary np=aas ada'sd 70 ensure foil ai'satnee
n. ,bs ,cl. On the fourth Thursday IA April. We ore
= tn .,.o +, the country - the maD, and 10 oar
selves "a yse al fax aud honorable means /" ensuTe
is'elect;on l..ndoaa give 10 Democratic votes;
viii she do i. BE-, Inc "Saarcn Band answer ON Sa.
MISUNDERSTANDING opir't 81 Democracy
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Tia Tests.

Brpo them 10 the bull ring at once. When you
find pny insidlous Wing, or any sneuking Democratic
candidate, elec,oneerng against the Tax bill, bring
him 10 the typerimentum erucis, at once Ask him II
he wouId have laid ne taxes incurred reputation:
If he saws he would have taxed the people, then ask
him whether he would have laid the whole buthen OF IN
creased taxation upon the land and labor, that is ex-
clusyely on the yeomanry of the country or, if he
would not, then wha, new taxes would he have laid2
Would he have lei the wealthy capitalist 60 Scot free
the wealthy merchants pay 10 more than the small
dealers' NC, &c Make them all show their hand
that every honest mans hand in the country may be
raised I'D against these shameless Demugogues.
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COMMUNICATED.
There will be poll opened at Sussex Courthouse
on the Election day, for Francis (. Rves, candi-
date to fill the vacancy occasioned by the resignation
OF Archibald Atkinson, who represented the Senatori
oil District composed Of the counties Of Prince George,
Sussex, Surry, Isle of Wight and Southampton.
MANY VoTERs.
[The above Correspondent writes us, that Messrs.
Warren, Ridley and Jordan will be in the field-and
he adds, tina, sunless the Party vote for Mr. Rives,
fearful that Wing will be elected" Under these
circumstances, may we not most respectfully call
upon the Central County Committees Of these coun-
ties to meet without delay, open direct communca.
ton with each other, apply TO the candidates to sub
nit to their award and select candidate alone
to run for the District: We call upon them in the
name of Party and OF Principle. We would also call
upon the candidates to yield their pretensons 10 the
good of their Ii would be q shame never TO be
wiped out, ifhat District were send Wing, in place
Of A. Atkinson.
We understand too, that there two Democrats in
the field in Southampton and that Wing was to be
brought out yesterday. Shame shame. if we were TO
be beaten in that county, by the aspiration oil ambitious
candidates, aud the division of our votes Where IS
the Central Committee Of Southampton: Are they at
their post: Why do they not come forward at once,
and insist upon the withdrawal Of Of the ddates
and upon the whole party uniting upon one NAM
the name Of the Republic, call upon them too 10
do their daty! Are the Committees in the Congress
ional District Of Southampton oepg The mark and dis
charging their Obligations; Are they at worh'-or we
must not be too sure Of success. Many battle has
been lost by an overweening security in our strength
The safest rule in warfare is never 10 despise your
Enemyl
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RICHMOND. TUESDAY, APRIL II.

.s. above Iic!rs Clay lie actually was III
hi, early i:uoi inii n! riding ~ mill aliins r"'s ~
,s shi.iail-a -sarr the housekeeping 10
u,na al every squirrel old aic at ecross i- aJ
h. getting down take round at boAin- VITA seine hr-ho-
N. rchi--aways over,ayipg Lime a; MILL and ebibS
c;trs brcei foE when he got ioh-, a6c il sueiss -
bed. "-Friday's bA'r
TIE above is beautiful specimen OF the game Inc
Richmond Wing is preparing 10 play. II valnly cal
cuales again TO impose upon the people, as IN le4o oy
one Of the boldest humbugs that can Disgrace Tree
nation We trust tina, this attemptto insult the good
sense and dignity OF the peop!e-to appeal 10 the
worst passions, and TO introduce into our pure and
simple Government The elements of deception and ty
ranny-will be f'owned down by all partes-Alreedy
,ye have heard some of the Wings of Richmond rid.
cue this last "lat humbug of The Wing 1t has fallen
stall born from the press ard venture to predict the
same fate for all similar offspring. But we have quoted
to dav in order that the Democrats may see to what
miserable shifts the Wing organ oVirginia has resored
Can the Democrats by their intestine divisions tor one
momen nj give their countenance to these nsidous at
lacks upon free and fair decision q, the ballot 5ox
Let then, every Democrat rally, with one feeling, TO
pu, down party, who will resort TO these TICKS and
devices If the Wings again succeed by these means,
we may bid adieu the glorious blessings OF our he
publican institutions The central power at Wash
ingon will proclaim IFS edcts, and the whole country
will in the reckless excitement produced by their ac'
ton preedily swallow down the most odous schemes
Nothing bu, the form of Liberty will be left 1t Tor
YOU, Democrats 10 avert this evil Will you be want.
ing on tie 4M Thursday?
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n The Lynchburg Virginian comes out with v'o'
lcn zeal against the Tax bill Like the Wing, 1t stt
mazss It's authors with the worst motives, and predicts
Democratic defeat from this very measure We JOIN
issue with i've stake the success Of the Democratic
parly oil Virginia upon this very bil-we believe thai
is just, equal Republcanwe deny l!iat' IS ''unpo'
pular On the contrary, we have become convinced,
that elcrc l. is understood, It's principles are strongly
approved Indeed, we have heard some of the ablrsi
and most respectable Wings man.ully support IT. we
think that man patriot who, IN the midst oil our
Iaborious efforts The honor and credit oil ne
State shou.d or the sake Of party, Interpose his puny
arm and endeayor TO ares, the execution Oh WISE
and lust law hose effect will be TO raise this good old
Stale above susplcon-her faith iny'oate-her honor
sacred We shall here go into an argument on the
details OF the bill which have several times addressed
lo our readels-wc merely wish to call attention to the
Wing leaders who disposed, for the purpose oil put
tag down their oPponens-to msrepresent the chafac
ter OF this bill ami 10 thwart lis eXecation.
Democrats OF Virginia, If you wish to see the honor
Of your native land preserved sustain your noble lie
risators, who boldly inlerposed in striking down the
dark banner Of reputation. 1t is the duty OF every
pa no, to forward at the present tc and to e5-
press his appreciation of the measures OF the late
session. which were all calculated 10 carry US safely
through the storm. We have breasted the waves-we
have passed the Breakers and shall we not reward the
faithful crew. who made every sacrifice for the safety
Of the good old ship:
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Singleton Mercer has been acquitted in New Jersey,
for killing Hutchinson Heber,on, young dandy, both
OF Philadelphia for having violated the person Of his
sister, Miss Mercer young girl Of TO- The trial gave
rise 10 profound excitement and continued for
veral days, by some Of the abest legal counsel in the
State. The verdict Of ''not guilty., received in
the Court House with the most violent reclamation,
which all the enreates Of the court and efforts of the
officers could not subdue. He received with en-
thusiasm by the crowd in the streets Of Woodbury., and
large multitude was collected at the wharf of Pha.
delpha TO receive him his rcturn-but he eluded
this triumphant reception by landing at another point
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4 Teat!-We were yesterday indebted to MIR.
Grieve, this City, for a delicious cucumber,
grown, of course, under glasses But it is great Gu
riosity, considering the uncommon lateness of the
Spring: the peach trees yet bloom, likely TO
be SO, for week ten days 10 come; the ground not
yet generally pIoughed, the corn planted, and
most of it postponed till after the Easter holidays MIR.
Grieve is one OF those shrcwd enterprsing and expe-
rlenced agrculturas.s, whose valuable stocks, and
fine flowers and excellent modes of agriculture are
likely 10 be Of great advantage TO our vicinity. We
consider such u man es real acquisition TO all his
nalphbors
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. Protective Tariff, a Bankrupt Law, &c, &c, 10 60
with the National Repnbcans party, for cano'-
date pledged publicly aad repeatedly To all these
In reply 10 The remark, ;hat he he'd ocen elected
Wing Speaker and Wing Governor, Ne, nc said he
had been The Speaker of the nouss u! Delegates,
elected first without opposition, aud second .'ne by
the vote II the House, without distraction
of party That lie had heen elected Governor because
he ami Back aa,l Tariff, &c, as General iisrrl-
son was elected P-ssd,ni--4ad tnit these opinions,
which he held IN common win the Democratic party
had rendered h.;; A. acceptable 10 !s Democrats ~ TO
the Ways of The ."g>lltuse That - not elected
to Congress by parts aaf he 'a roe while iiere,
IN accordance ~: the opinions IL had Expressed IN d
printed crcula. before tbs eat'on. He bad rot, Tie
some Others protested .A:ag tee tire eie2:Ion ana
performed another alter. H. presented raay aFanmcns
10 show the im9oloy IN: uncoas;na;'oGalty at Na.
tiona Bank uni Protective i-.tE. va rsgfcI, that
we canno, give fileI report al lis speech, Patucu-
larry on these points.
la fine, lr. (siimer< speech vas an able, argunlen-
ta,iye and e!oGueu. csac= Of h;s ooutse ami oi Inc
principles OF tie Democratic Republican parry. IL
was powerful apgeL to the Cd Republicans OF
all parties 10 rally 10 The euppo-; OF thctr old
principles in al the requisites o! statesman, Alr.
Glner showed himself 20 he ncompaiab|y superior TO
his compeii;c- and cannot help believing that the
people viii duly app5ec'"e his merits hy re ciectsag
him by handsome majority.
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DhLIIMUHE, Hpi'I ..
The defence made yesterday by X. G. Scott, Esq of
Richmond, Counsel for Goudkop,-now trial before
the City Court for obtaining goods Of several merchants
Of this city under false preences-s said to have been
powerful effort, and listened 10 with profound
tenon b. large of persons who had
bed to hear To-day the Jury will be addressed by
Reverdy Johnson, ESQ for the defence, and by Geo
R. Richardson, Esq Deputy Attorney General, on the
psrt CT the S;a.e-7reriedn.
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COMMUNICATED.
To The rOters Of SUSSEX Southampton, Isle Of flight,
surry, and Prince George.
Archibald Atkinson, Esq, having resigned hia seat
in the Senate of Virginia, it becomes your duty to ap-
point some suitable person to hll the vacancy. From
consultation with voters from different sections Of the
District, induced 10 believe that they desire the
services of Robert Ridley, Esq, of Sou,hampton-a
gentleman, in all respects, qualified to represent Jour
interests We therefore, take the Liberty of calling the
attention of the Voters Of the District TO him. We
understand, that whilst Mr. Ridley does not wish The
appointment, yet |, will serve il elected.
MANY VOTERS OF SUSSEX.
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ENl,iiiNE Is

Experience is exposing the ia!lacf, that CONNER
cg. sycharges require Governmen, reputation. %l'le
disputing, the exchanges are regulating 'arm
selves They never lower cud mere s,esdy than
al ths nomen.. The interference OF Government IN
s9ch nLttcfa can only disturb or dc!ange. Trey ere
best reruleted by The spontaneous operations oi CON
When the currency specie, OF noies prompt
~ convertible specie Il rs obvious that exchange
caunot rise much above The cCs oil transmitting gold
and silver. This rarely reaches per cent. Ii Il
merchant is charged higher pfice Tor bill oi ex
change h. will prefer 10 slip tine amount II he has
no, tie specie, he easily obtain IL by connecting
Ms notes gold aad silver Iais IL always done IN
such cases until the diminished demand for bills re-
ducss the cost 10 n far price.
1t is in THIS manner that commercial exchanges are
properly and promptly regulated. II Is no mystery 10
nen refuse 10 be mysliicd What decelves many,
IS the iaaciors idea That the price Of deprecated bank
paper the rate of exchange. man IS charged -
per in New York for Alabama bank note. and
,s tod that exchange against Alaoama IN j. YORK,
IS - per cent Does he expect 10 ae; par f.: bank
no. h,ci not gE, Gi9r never be convertible" into
chat !!ey pCrpo; 10 Representa- 1t msy happen mat
4 b.uA.r WI! rot .ec@irC2y6ePt II discount 81 -
per CENT the totes ct hon pc; TG hank, III bad re.
palc Oh The othc- edc Of the street. Won!d II lot De
absurd say, Therefore, t.at exchange between the
cprsite SIDES Of tie - per cent rue "X-
c;,anre IS ,hc p7ice bills Tor reElst:ag money; that
70, go.t md SILVER, notes immediately conrer;ihe
inio gold aud silver. But cicn see, whether iiro
ignorance cssgn will not pretend 10 say, laeies
81 the price r;eca;ed bank per, published as the
rates Of exchange between different points OF The
Union II astonishing a; such false notions should
b. entertained c. tolerated in commercial country.
The Turks The Hndoos ihs Chinese kno" better -
ti;s of exchange have eA,,c among them from time
,mneiaoral; and dciicen; Gs they may tie IN other
snonle ledge, they wonid be ASHAMED al the iai!acies
y ch are entertained auongs. us, upon subject so
I'D simple, and so familiar
l. mus be very provoking TO The ncurab!e devoees
Of s.greal regulator 10 see The universal and nva-
table laws Of commerce. az unifcm aud irresistible
The laws Of Nature, accomplishing the object they pre-.
tend TO have go much heart, without Legislative IN
reference LIZ; exchanges alone, ond they Will regu-
late themselves as surely will find its level
IUashiagton Spectator
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to carry the State Ifthey had been guilty Of no other
this attempt getinto power by raising
clanor AGAINST the re venue bill, would show them tobe
utterly unworthy Of the confidence of an enlightened
oeoo!e. Trust them not. Wing demagosues, who
would see tie State dsgaced, by reputation, sooner
than support this measure would s.oop to any excess
for the purpose Of carrying the election.
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I.ECIIONS

Connectem.-The Republicans have gained the
most brilliant victory. The "Harlloid Times oil
Thursday evening, has received returns from all the
towns in lie State but THREE, viz -Sherman IN ar
field county-Warren in L'icheld county, and Union,
in To!land COMMISSIONING CLEAR MAJORITY Tor
Governor Cleveland OF hco hundred and fy fire, over
all scattering included. The three towns
above named, gave Mir Cleveland clear majority OF
20 last year. So there be doubt OF his election
by the people Last year, 1t will be recollecied,
Mr. Cleveland had not majority oil the popular votes,
but was put in by the Legslature) The entire De-
mocgatic ticket Tor Congress has succeeded-viz -
FIRST District, Thomas IL. Seymour-Second District,
John Stewart-Third District, George S. Catlin-
Fourth District Saml. Smons.-A gain Of i members
Both Houses OF The Legislature decidedly Demo
cratic OF Senator'S elected, 10 Democrats, only
Fedeallss. For the House OF Representatives,, returns
are received from 134 towns-which have elected 81
Democrats, and Il Observation-Disclosures majority
%. The SIX to be heard from, will not vary this
result much. In 10 towns, there 10 no choice, and IN
towns n choice of only Representative.
Massachusetts Elections were held on Monday, The
81 instant, for members Of Congress, in five Districts
where the former Election had failed in giving ma or
les. Ard again, in DISTRICTS there no choice, VIZ
the I'd (Saitoas;als > 3d-(Cushng 81 9th and eth
the 9th is the only district where there choice
and Hudson (Wtis) was reelected.
Rhode fsiand.-Ths Old Charer party has succeeded
Fenner elected Governor by I746 majority. In the
Senate, Democrats, ~ Charter msn In the House,
"a Democrats, ~ Charter men.
.le,c Hampshire There are elected Democ ratio
Governor (by about 1900 majorty)-four Democratic
members of CoEgress--a Democratic House-a Demo
cratic Senate and a Demccratic Council.
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We are compelled to suspend till Friday an interest
ing account Of the funeral of Melzar Gardner, late
editor of the Portsmouth Chronicle, who met with so
untlmey death We SHALL at the same time, give
sketch ofhe public meetings held in Portsmouth
subscriptions. for the support of his family, Cd
erection of monuments also for the arrest o1
Cooke, with whom Mr.. Gardner had an afiiay, when
,;a
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The very panacea TIA; - TO benefit the people while
small increase Of State tax IS 20 lie their ruin
Oh consistency What 4 jewel thou art ms
cl.,oar nil =. hl elac'!saceriag scheme, and Tie
81 II gari.-ij
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OuR CcsGgsssioNaL CAN'Ass:-cc'eTai "a. y.
Ch,nm,n stdr.sscd uc people OF Botstourt, ct the
Cnor, ;nu.p ON Saturday as, belas The first day OF
our snoer,r Court lie replied to by +. b. Nil
Ter, Esq who las come GU; as an opposing candidate
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MrIAxcuoLy SuIcIpE.--Wc regret to learn that
Passed Assistant Surgeon Richard w. !eacock, ofthe
T. S. brig Somers, committed snicde at 3 O'Clock last
eyeninr in the gun room CT h;s vessel lying al the
NAVY Yard bv shooting himself through Tie head jus,
above the eye with pistol In his death the service
has lost valuable and accomplished officer. He has
been attached tie Somcrs ever since he has been IN
commission, and has enjoyed he highest respect and
esteem Of all with iala he associated He was
es vaa-s Of ere aud native Of Norfolk, Va. The sad
occurrence by which he has closed his life Is attributed
to q settled melancholy and partial arrangement in
duced by long and attack of the yellow fever
winch he contracted on a former voyage 10 the coast
Of Africa III the L. 5. schooner Shark
IL Y Trilunf. .7prI l.
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last iynchturs Republican tia; SIR Cawthon has sold
GU: lis interest in that establishment o Messcs. Dewitt
and Wilson c. 5c" III .ealjh be- rendered ,his step
aeces.agy on the part c! VIZ. Ca@iaon, who intends
nos; 10 devote his attention to Agricultural pursuits
We wish him speedy restoration 10 health, and all
manner OF success tie Ed;ors. They deserve it,
aul Will, we fee! sure receive t.--T4iieg s.aY.
Il ia ead tbs; Judge Scry Intends 70 sail f7 Europe
Isw weeks. lie Vii be accompanied 5y Dr. sewsll
Of Washington
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We learn that Mr.. Secretary Webster left this city
day or two ugo on short visit TO ms residence II
Massachusetts National hfeiiigencer. april ..
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EnnlI NIENIGO

The u S schr. Dolphin fro'l Vera Cruz, touched at
the Southeast Pass on the 22d of March. The news
given briefly by the New Orleans papers
Tranquility prevailed throughout Mexico
S6n,a Anna had left his farm near Vera Cruz, in or.
der 10 be present at the adoption of the Cons,,u
ton in the capital
Information had reached Vera Cruz of The rteapt4re
ofll of the Texan prisoners and tina! The Mex'cans
were close up with the remainder
is sad that Santa Anna has sent agents TO Houston
to trea. fer peace 6esIceen .tsJieo anil TtsHS
The Mexican army is sad 10 be very numerous.
The oficia! letters from the Mexican commander near
Campeachy speak in confident tcne OF the immediate
success Of Tie enterprise aud the Vera Cruz papers
cord the frequent departure Of reinocements to the
besiege:s which Acy believe renders the fall Of Cam
psacny absolutely car;aIu.--.NHt Int.
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1,OTCEI do hereby authorize and appoint Saul b. Wood
ward my Agent all claims due the Estate of ?
Winston; deceased. -
tnr,i II ll3-Wjy
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Transactions in .S'ep York.

The association of the friends of Mr.. Tyler, in TIT
City of New York, (Mr. Noah as Presidency has Off
ciay dissolved as Third Party and they avow thei
intention of operating with the Democratic party
and of presenting him as a candidate 10 the Natona
Convention.
An immense meeting OF the Democrats held in
Tammany Hall on Thursday night, to organize fol
the City Election, which takes place to-day. They
renominated Mr.. Morris as their Mayor and the De
mocra,c presses appear 10 be sangnine Of his
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u We have variety of Interesting Communica
tons on hand, which we will bring out on Friday
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The House Of Assembly of New York have broker
ground on the bill for repeating the Jury Trial Law
{tor fugitive saves.) The bill was debated one dal
week