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HORSES that have Rng-Bone Spawn, Wind
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Troy. BALLSTON, AND SARATOGA,
CONNEXlON by stage lines from Saratoga, by
| he way of Glens Falls 10 Lake George, aud ~
Ibeway Of San Iy ill krngsbury, and Fort Ann, TO
WHITEHALL. With the Lake Chlmplain steamboats,
iorNiontreal, Quebec, and intermediate places.
Ears w,I leave daily, by s'eam-power, as follows
lrom Troy, al o'clock, a. M
d" pm
Z" Saratoga, for Troy and
Albany, via Troy road, am.
4 81 " pm.
70 change Of passengers or baggage cars
Passengers VIII be taken from on board the New
YoN steamboats, (whsnele r they do not 90 10 Troy
Immediately on their arrival at Albany by the steam.
bots John Mason and Jonas G. Heart and landed at
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stages and steamboats, run every half hour TO and
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me- arrangement between Whitehall and Saratoga
il new and much pleasant and expeditions ia ~
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tb,, sy lidlng the rough part OF the road.
R.utrtiur-lca,e Whitehall on arrival of Cham
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"A stage leaves Saratoga, daily, at O'Clock,
- 10 airiye at Whitehall ia time for the
,tca aboat which leaves al O'Clock, p. m, Of the
sano day. Passengers going East, by taking TINS lnc
wilIhrrVe at Rutland, Vermont, early IN the evening
ID. SAChErI,
Secretary, Troy.
a. REED,
min Agent, Whitehall.
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Badness.

Balm Of Columbia, for The hair, which viii stopit If
falling out, or restore it bald places; aud on chill
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All vermin that infest the heads of children in
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DETERS' COUGH LOZENGES are now rapid.
ly supersedng all other preparations for the re-
lief Of Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Whooping cough,
llghtness of the Chest Bronchitis, and similar pull
monary affections.
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TO FAMILIES AND INvALrDs.

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No family should be week without these RENE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-08-11
A STORM AT PHILADELPHIA.

M Iih
The city of ph,a was VISITED on Saturday
evening last, between seven and eight o'clock, with
the most violent and destructive storm, accompanied
by heavy rain, that has occurred in that vicinity Tor
many years.
Early on Saturday morning il commenced raining
cnp,ously, and continued with iniermi,ting showers
during the day. About seven o'clock, dark clouds
were observed hanging low over the city, and the wind
gradually rising 10 a gale, the rain poured down in
torrents, accompanied by almost momentury flashes of
lightning and the most terrific thunder. For nearly an
hour, The storm ragged with the greatest violence, and
the streets were literally flooded with water.
During the progre 8 of the storm, (says the Penn.
sylvanian OF Monday,) q dreadful tornado passed
over Darby, dong much injury, and thence up the
Schuylk,ll, taking in ills course the Northwestern
part OF the city, and causing fearful destruction
Trees were uprooted in lis course, buildings unroofed
and many unfinished ones torn down, board yards
and fences swept away, vessels dlsmasted, and many
lives lost.
In the vicinity of the Gas Works on the Schuylkil,
the destruction OF property has been very great; much
Of the roof Of the Gas House has been torn entirely
of, and the remainder rolled up ike a scroll. Several
buildings in the vicinity are level with the ground.
Many Of the vessels in the Schuylkil were driven
against the bridge by the violence Of the gale, several
were d,smasted. and a number were sunk. The bridge
was somewhat injured.
Tie Shipping has not been materially injured, bu;
the loss OF property has been immense. In many
streets the merchants and others sustained great losses,
and a vast amount Of goods and groceries were entire
ly destroyed by The filling OF the cellars in which they
were slowed.
Al Darby, the old stone bridge was swept away, and
two young men who were on it at the time, were
drowned. A dwelling, containing a family of woman
and four children, was also swept away. None Of The
inmates were saved. The damage to private pro
perry in the neighborhood of Darby, Ridley and
Chester creek, has been immense, and attended with
loss Of life.
Several of the small bridges between Philadelphia
and Wilmington hive been partially injured by the
storm, and that at Chester was entirely carried away
The road itself has escaped without material injury,
and scarcely any damage has been done below Will
ming,on.
In consequence of the damage TO The bridges, the pas
sengers cunning South, had 10 take the steamboat on
Sunday for Wilmington, from whence they were con-
veyed TO Baltimore in the cars-and hence the failure
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ways be anticipated.
AN AGREEABLE EXCLUSION.

We, Qhe Senior Editor oe this paper,) have been
playing truant during two days of the present week. On
Monday morning, We took the Northern Cars, IN CON.
pany with the President of The Fredericksburg and
Potomac Rail Road Company, (honcure Robinson,
Esq J and three Of the Directors, (Messrs. B0sher, with
his two sons, Mills, and 6. w. Munford)-and Messrs.
James Brown, (2nd Auditory F. NJ. Lawson, Urea
surer of the Slaie) Colonel Crozet, (ate Engineer)-
the Treasurer Of the Company, (Mr. {. w. Mac
murdo)-Messrs. John Robinson, Eustace, Perdlcaris
of Greece, four accomplished Consul at Athens)-and
last, but not least, our agreeable and interesting cotem-
porary, MIR. Cowardin, of the r Compiler. We returned
10 Richmond on Tuesday evening, after one OF the most
pleasant and recherche excursions We have ever taken.
We went 10 examine the Rail Road from THIS City, TO
Aqua Creek-and particularly the last link, which
extends from Fredericksburg to the Creek-and to ter
inmate the whole, with a fishing and grabbing frollc on
the waters OF the Potomac. II is not easy IN the short
compass, TO which We are this morning confined, to ex.
pa.ale upon the Improvements we saw, the beauties
OF scenery which we Witnessed on 'he ro'omac' anu
the many good things We enjoyed on our route.
The "List Link" is admrabIy contrived, as well as
substantially and economically executed. The accom-
pushed Engineer of the Company, who IS now lis
President. seems to have exer,ed all his ingenuity in
II, construction. It might even defy The satirical pen
of Dickens him sell, TO find any fault in this subet,tu-
ted Railroad. We have never seen more difficulties
surmounied, than were presented by this billy region
higher em~bankments thrown up, deeper cuttings made
greater impeGiments overcome, by winding the road
around the base Of bills, or The localities OF the ground SO
happily improved The road IS l3 miles from Freder
icksburg 10 the Creek. They have thrown a subslan.
tial and excellen. bridge across the Rappahannock, at
Fredericksburg The summit level from the Kappa.
hammock to the Potomac rivers, and tho highest point
between Washington and Richmond, is about 4 miles
from Fredericksburg. From this summit the road runs
upon a high ridge, rising at about the rate of al
feet to the mile, until It arrives at Deep Ron
At this point, there is a very extensive ravine, in
many places very wide and deep but fortunately Ma
,ure has thrown forward a high and projecting point on
one side, and on The other a similar projection. The
Engineer has adroilly availed himself OF this approx
lmation, and thrown across the abyss, about " iee'
deep TO the Run, a bridge OF about 200 feet span
On passing this bridge, The road descends for some
distance, al the rate of about forty feet to the mile
You reach the mouth of Aqua Creek, where not only
the Creek itself, but the spacious Potomac, bursts upon
your view. You pass the low grounds, on which the
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NORTH CAROLINA ELECTIONS.

Suficien, returns have come in, to ascertain nearly
the results Of the elec,ioR on Thursday, the 50 INST
The only doubt which seems to prevail over any DISTRICT,
is over the Sd, where Mitchell wv and REID (Dem)
were The contesting candidates. The Raleigh Regis
Ter of the Slh (WhIg) says in a Postscript "We learn
by a traveller, that d. M. Barringer (Whig) is Ger,
tainly elected in the Rowan District, over CraIge, o.
and that Mitchell is believed, without doubt, 10 have
beaten Reid. If this be so, we have certainly carried
FIVE out of the nine districts, if no more But there II
another rumor, that Reid has succeeded. This third
District is, therefore, the turning point OF the %electoni
and, accordingly, as The balance may turn there, Inc
Democrats or the Whigs may have five 10 four IN The
whole Congressional representation.
lst Dlstrrct-no returns-but Messrs. Graham and
Clingham, both Wings, are the candidates.
End Observation-Disclosures, (Vhig) SAID TO be elected
The Salisbury Waterman thinks, BY from . 10 oOU
majority.
3rd District lot positively ascertained.
4th D,strict--Deberr and Mendenhall, (Whigs,)
cand'dales-the f"rmer supposed to be elected.
9th, Tor RaIeigh) D,slrIct-R. NJ Saunders, (De-
mocrat) elected over Henry w. Miller, (WhlgO oy
1913 majority. This majority was less than was ex
pected. Van Buren, majority, in ls40, was 74o
oh Dlstrict-No doubt of tbe election OF Genera
Mckay, decided Democrat)
7th, Tor Watrenlon) Distr,ct.-General Daniel, (De
mocrai) has beat Nash, (Whig) by l59 majority
Smaller, ais,, than was expected. The Van buren,
majority was about $50.
9Th, Tor the Edgecombe) District.-lt is believed
that the stalwart Stanly, (Wh'g1 is defeated by Ar
r'ng,on, (Democral) Tine following returns are a
hand