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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-05

RlcHMoSD County, 25th April, ls43
The following is the result of the election in this
county
For Congress-Newton 300, Hunter 1872 For State
Legislature Mayo 2o4, Chinn 1I3. Mayo elected by
majority of ] IA in the two counties.
MARiON-I DBL
William s. Morgan Dem, elected over John S.
Borns, Dem, by a majority of 70 votes, and over
Boggess, Wing, by 62.
Col. WIN. ]. Wiley, Dem, believed 10 be 70 elect.
ed 10 the Senate No opposition to The Democratic
candidate for Congress
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Expedition TO Liberia-The Bark, Renown, to sail
from New Orleans the Sd inst, with about 100 emf
grants will touch at Norfolk to receive several emf
grants and take board freight. Those wishing 10
send by this vessel, emgrants or freight, should for
ward them to Norfolk before the 18th inst
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The Tax bill was used against the late Delegate, MI
D'1""e'' RAPPAHANNoCK-l DEL.
Lawson Eastman (D) elected by 81 votes over Jas
+. Strother, old member
To show the great interes, taken in this triumph,
we sutioin the following letters:
"FRrGsguRG, Maya
at is with pleasure that inform you of the defeat
of the Wing candidate, James +. Strother, by Col.
Lawson Eastman, of q votes in Rappahannock coun
~ The polls kept open for three days; the
majority for Eastman on the first day was lS so you
will see we have gained three in the scntlle.
uWm Smith, our candidate for Congress, will be
beaten from $50 to 300, in the District.
s.There is rumor that Strother will contest the
election. He had better not If he does, he will
find himself worse beaten than 81 votes. ! think he
ia man of too good sense TO contest the election.
uYou can rely on the above statements as true. |
was at Spenyve when the polls were closed
CLINT HUI, Rapp. Co. April %.
Sir: The contest in county is not yet over hui
below will give you the cheering news that Old Zap
nhannock is so far dsentralled You aware, that
afer several attempts, the Wings settled down upon
their former represcntative-but not until two things
occurred-irst, that the Colonel could not obtain The
nomination for Congress and secondly that he was
suoposed TO be stronger than MIR. Turner, who mao
been selected by the Whigs-and that he was and is
stronger, there is doubt. The election came on
Yesterday after of the most powerful efforts yer
made in the county. The commissioner OF the reve
nue. taking the field against US, with The Tax law IN
hand, pressing many objections in which the lac did mol
Justify him. and claiming, is usual large maorlties
before the election Last year, Colonel Strother re-
ceiyed at The Flint Hill precinct, majority Of 81
this year. he is beaten by 3-polls closed. AZ Wash
ngton where the has generally been nearly even,
sifothers majority is 20-polls closed. At Amissville,
where The Democrats have generally had majority OF
IS or 90, we are SO ahead-pos closed Al Wood
ve where the majority has been against u.s. Colonel
Eastman majority is one-polls closed. AT Sperry-
Vile, we are six abead-ibe polls are kept open-which
lea YES clear majority of %. What change! Now
The whips cracking by both partes obtaining every
vote they can. We have driven them 10 Falmouth for
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20 majority, and tina, Parro, has beaten Martin, in
Marshall; but BY what maj orty am unable 10 say
Hall, understand, will contest the seat with Stanton.
BRUNSWlCK-l DEL.
LAwRrScEvlLLE, April Is, 1913.
Our late Democratic Delegates, Meredith and Bck,
re elected without opposition
No opposition to General Dfomgoole for Congress
Congress.
Iawrenceville. Red Oak. Oak Grove. Total.
Dromgoole, D) oil SO 81 lo4
House Of Delegates.
Blick, o. 80 "a 46 l49
Meredith, 90 G5 81 46 l4'
The Tax Bill will be supported by both parties in
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KING L. OUEEN-I d,

KING Il QUEEN-1 DEL
Lumpkin w, elected by t,eo votes over Davis
Dem--(Whig gain)
KING u QUEEN, May g
Gentlemen You have doubtless heard the result of
our county election. Maj. Davis is beaten by maori.
ty OF votes Let you and those who feel an
interest in the political character of county, that we
and can show as large majority any time for Sc.
veral previous years. You will observe the thnness
of our vote, being 100 below the vote we sometimes
poll and at least SO below ordinary vote. The alb
sent vote was almost entirely from our party The
Wings, as usual, in this county had out their entire
strength well as their foreign vote and amonu the lat,
ter, was Bankrupt from your City, who imposed unon
the Commissioners by denying the fact that he had been
declared Bankrupt. Several causes combined to keen
the Democrats from the polls The misrepresentation
of the Tax bill made an impression upon the minds of
many which, from want Of time, it was imnoss;bIe
fully to Major DIS course in relation to The
Wakeron ferry was also most grossly msre presented:
but than oil, the dsaicclion Of Mr. Bird and
although many Of them were at the election Major
d will probably contes, the election and if so with
certainty Of success With full vote we could have
given from so to so majority. The Whigs here know
this well, and could not be induced TO mnka another
test of The ir strength. We will give GOOD account
for this County next Spring.
LANCASTER AND RICHMOND-1 Dy1
LANCASTER G. Fl Va April q lsa3
We have fine day for our election. but 4 very
small turn out. You will perceive great chance.
however, in county. In lS40 il gave Harrison and
Tyler majority Of S. and now DR.. Mayo the nvowed
Wing Clay candidate, has only majority over Mr.
Chinn, Democrat, Of 90 votes.
III. Carter. SO Gno M,yo q,
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Gent to show that our trends throughout the county
have done their duty, and noby sustained the integrity
of The purity The following is the vote
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GENERAL SUMMARY OF THE ELECTIONS
CONGRESS.
Isl or Norfolk District-We are satisfied that the
following is the correct Of The canvass; though
there other estimates elec,ing Atkinson by small
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SPOTTSYLvANlA-I DEL.

Dr. Minor Wing, IS consequently elected Dele
gate, by majority Of 33-Newtons majority in the
county for Congress, 9-und Sutlon's majority for
State Senate, 5.
"These returns give Minor majority of 33, while
he never could have had single ONE had not causes
other than the Tax Bill operated against candidate;
causes TOO, which should have commended him 10 the
respect and confidence of the whole community"
TYLER-l DEL.
James Nj. Stephenson. Wing, elected over James
G. West, Dem. Wing gain.
"SrAUSros, April 30.
"Beow send you the result Of our Congressional
election, with the exception Of one precinc, in Pen
dleton, and two in Hardy. Bath sends Democrat
Van Buren,; Pocahontas, Democrat, and Greenbrer
a Wing, by 1853 mDj ority Calwe
A. II. II. Stuart. VIM. Taylor.
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Wise 5 majority,
Tue ''"J"I'RJI
For The U0uSe nf D1I1nnies
Bowden 8 majority,

"The majority for Bowden, would have been in
creased TO l75, if a number of his friends had not
thought his election certain, and stayed from the polls
Bowden was opposed because he in favor of Wise
and would not pledge himself 10 60 for the nominee
of the Wing Convention, and opposed 10 a National
Bank VOTER"
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If Nlddlesex has done her duty, all is ,ceH,
Yesterdays wing gives the following the vote of
Middlcsex county:
Roy, (W)-Urbanna g. McKan's9 .; Sandy Bot
tom so; making l27
Nicolson, D)--Urbanna 10 McKun's 30; Sandy
Bottom % making "a. Roy's majority "A. Nicol.
sons majority in Matthews 6l-in both counties 90
Congress. trbanna McKan's. :. Bottom, Total.
Newton, ca . ~ I93
Hunter, IL 62 90 gS
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POSTSCRIPT.
BY LAST EVENINGS MAIL.

We received budget Of letters but have barely room
for the following short and pthy ones:
GILES u MERCER-I DEL
'sGrLEs c. H., April 90, le43.
81 herewith send you the result OF the elections in
this county, and Mercer.
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Maj. for Newton, q

,o Maj, for Newton, q
MONONGALlA-l Del.
"MoRGANTowE, April 90 1913
"W'tl pleasure, address you note, giving you
statement oil the votes polled in this and Marion county
for the Senate, SO FAR az heard from:
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''Mr. Bolesby, DEM, is elected from Monongalia
IN House ci Delegates. Colonel w. S. Morgan in
Marion"
MONROE DEL
Hamilton Dem. elected by 2l-according TO Rich
mend Wing, 30.
UNION, aSth April, Is43
Gentlemen: ] take pleasure in advising you of the
result Of tie election in Monroe General Chapman's
majority is pa Hamilton, Democrat 81 Conside.
ring The exertons made by the Wings for Major yass
Wing, who represented the county for many years,
and the mex perence of the former may be down
great victory have doubt Of the result as 10
Gen. Chapman
NORTHAMPTON-I Del.
GeorgeT. VERIFY, Wing, elected. Wises majority
log.
NORTHUMBERLAND-I Del.
HEATHsvILLE, Va, April %.
here send you the returns of the election Of this
county
For Congress Henry A. Wise NJ Hill Carter Sc:
Wise's majority 81
W Rice for the Legislature, reelected without oppo-
lion.
OHIO-l Del.
d. Nj. Edging,on (Nhg) reelec!ed by 60 majority.
WHKKLlsc, April ooh, 1913.
My dear Srs bring you the OF disaster, but
not of defeat to the Democratic party Should Virgi.
MIA have wavered, for moment, in her faith should
circumstances have hwarted her long and settled pur.
poses We are justified by her history in saying the
opponents popular powers IN the language OF another
"Fool, the people never die.
The able aud uncom promising Martin, of Marshall,
is defeaied-by local division, and The high waters and
The pouring rain of Thursday. The Democracy Of
Marshall are unconquered.
Edgington beats the candidate of the powerful COM
bna,ion which has heretofore ruled Ohio with rod
of IRON. Stanton IS elected by majority Of one. The
nnfavorable day and some improper conduct of
two who should have shown themselves superior TO
small .empialon had nearly defeated us here. This
will possibly produce contest. Brooke, | have no
doubt, is sound 10 her hcart's
The report from Wood is adverse.
Let there be Wing House of Delegates, and we
will see how they will meet skulk the responsibility
which will fall upon them Will they stand 10 the
breach like men, or will they cowardy yield princ-
pie or even form, which will dshonor the Common
wealth. LIE, them tnke either course if The former
the honor OF the State will be saved, but their false
hood will be exposed, and their hypocrisy unveiled;
if the latter, the State will be dshonored dsgraced,
and degraded and namy will dog the heels of those
who suy herfame The Republic is safe forthe Wings
are between the "upper and the neither m'llslone'
POCAHONTAS-I DEL.
Democrat elected Democratic gain.
PRINCE WlLLlAM-l DEL.
B. Brawner ID re elected.
Dear Sr:-Below will show the result OF The cleo
ton in Prince William county. Some of the returnsare
not official, but are within vote or two.
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Bolts majority, 81 Add . for votes twice
!iven for Jones, by = voters from Richmond, by ms
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Wiley, ID Harris, IVY

"BIncksvIlIe, Po"paw and Warren precincts in Mo.
nongalia and buffalo in Marion 10 hear from, which
will increase WIlleys majority. Notwithstanding the
very lean turn OUTS Wiley will have majority in the
two counties think, Of nenr five hundred, and think
would be safe in saying, in the District he will beat
Harris more than that.
"slr. Boesby,' Dem, is elected from Monongaa,
10 House ci Delegates. Colonel w. s. Morgan" in
Marion"
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JAMES CITY, YORK Il WILLIAMSBURG.

DELEGATE.
"YoRx TowS, April %, ls43.
VI send you statement Of the polls in James City
York and Williamsburg
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brough, by person sent by Dr. Lewis to Daryills
that Thompsons majority was 42
FAIRFAX-l Drt
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CHARLES CITY AND NEW KENT Del.
Congress. 80 ~, an
Carter, Charles City, % New Kent, Jas Total Nv |
Wise, - 100 -
Carter's maj in Chs City, 70ln the Two counties, 10
House of Delegates. M, ,,o
Douglass, Charles City, ~ New Kent, vs. i"'a'' AZ
Lacy, " iol
cas-, ;,,. :, a., ,, .; l23
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Tue poll Was IhIhIy attended, owing 10 The back
wardness OF the farming season. and there being no OPP
| position in the county"
Democratic rain.
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MING " QUEEN-l Del.
Lumpkin,' w, elected by teO votes over Davis,
Dem Wing gan)
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DIED,

ya;ay morning, after LONG and plia! al illness, hfs.
Rachel z. Dnmmond
The friends OF me family .espeeinlly invited 70 at
IA The funeral from her ats residence, No u Clarke-st
~ ,i;4ruoon at O'Clock.
'''t o. m. 9Th inst, Johu Fitzgerald aged 30.
m lnera! VIII take place tbs morning Monday 2d at
d;.,ok from his mothers residence No. oakst His
- and tss Of his brother Eimaad Fitzgerald aud bro
i,I,r Cfarlrs krat invited TO attend the funeral
10 Caroline augusta daughter of The late George K
Ls2f sr "a Rachel wife Of Capt Robert Lewis aged -
Ma: 10 Harriet, daughter Of Capt john J. Van Ala OF
Ei,dsrhook. aged %
Nv 10. Thomas COylr aged -.
Nay 10 Ja7e. WIFI OF john Tat, aged 81.
Nav 10 suddsaly, john Johnson Of England Al
A. BrookIvn May 70 William P. Field, aged -.
Al Lsq,iaebnrgh, May 9 Pl,ebe, wife OF Rev Tobias
A. Washington Cry, May l.. Peter W. Gaad<'
A. Auburn May IS, suddenly, Willet Lonns5uty Esd
,rs- Of the Editors of tF- Cayuga Patriot.
A. Montreal May l6 R0beI Wier, Jr.. ESD proprietor
,,B Etor Of the Montreal Head aC.d 80.
A. Elss Bloomfield y Y. Nav u. Gresham Salmon
,rel 40 He fought IN The Revolutionary Var
Al Weedspo.,, May Q, William 3. Cot, Esq aged o.
AZ AisEandria D. C. Nav L. AleIalde, Moorz Esq 81
Az Evansville Va, May ~ Mrs s. II. Snyaoi Slie Oh
Rsv Thonls y. SEydoF, aged IS
A, Lexington aisl-, Feb =, Horace E Moore, son Oh
Simeon Moore. Esq, Of Ohio, aged 70.
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BELOW brig-Wind s +.
DISASTERS
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Al Auburn. May 10, by Rev. JOSIAH Hopkins Rev Leon
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OF the late John Oliplaat, OF Auburn
At Nrybarsh. y. V, Thursday, 18th inst. by Rev
John Johnston j. b CroSson, Of NewYork 10 Miss Mar
tna c. Wood, Of New burgh.
At Philadelphia May l., by Rev. Thomas Stockton
Henry Stokes, Of this city Mary snn daughter Of John
AZ Troy, MAY IS. BY Rev. Mr.. Bsman, Gurdon Grant
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Ar Saratoga Spfings, May Is by Rsy F Wa!laHd Lhos
P Cushing Esq, Of Boston, 10 Sarah t. daughter oil e'
A. Washington, D. G.. May Is, by Rev Mr Hawry
Philp L anslae Cox Esq Nary, daughter OF The iit
James H. Roy, Esq. Of Virginia.
AZ Philadelphia May Is bv Rev. Mr. Fumes isodman
Rofch 10 Helen, daughter Of Thomas W Morgan Esq.
A. C;r-cnrile X. Y May s BY Kew. Mr. SPECS, samnr
G. SPECS j. Sarah daughter Of the late Stephen aheiy
Of Seneca Falls
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ELDER WALrgR.-The CINCINNATI Gazette

ELDER WALTER.-The CINCINNATI Gazette
says, a correspondent informs US fhat Elder " al
ter, who formerly had the pastoral care OF the
First Christian Church In New Y ork but VINO Is
now Pastor of the First Christian Church IN TINS
city, during the course OF his ministry mas ua'
eed extensively in twenty OF the different >lles,
and, while on preaching tours, mas traVeeu ldi
enough to reach nine times round thc "olia' iie
has crossed the Alleghanv mountains thEty-sx
times. has haDtzed twenty-nlne hundred ana
orrb,,, Gro l,snnv converts received upwards OF
e.. n members into the Christlaa Church;
hoe ,,Si,e1 and PRAYED with eleven hundred and
eighty four sick persons, preached upwards oil lour
b,7n5red funeral sermons, and married nine hun
drcd and for;y-three couple.
1yur,r-We have been informed within the
mas, week, SAYS the Lockport Courier, by num-
her Of farmers, that wheat, especially that which
was sowed earv looks tiney-scafcely ever bet
ter. Grass, too, we are told, looks well. The
season is uncommonlv backward, however, IN
giving the farmers an opportunity to plough and
plant.
EXTENSION OF THE RAILROAD TO SPRGNGFIELD.-
We learn that the whole amount OF stock Tor
which the books were lately opened IN this city
and IN New-Haven, and New-Y ork, has been
subscribed. II may now be considered settled
point therefore, that the road viii be built and
without delay Hartford Courant.
GOVERNOR CLFvE1,ND.--Thc Norwich Aurora
states that Gov Cleveland is improving as fast as
could be expected from the unfortunate accident
which has lately befallen him, and that he bears
his aifiiciion with much fortitude.
n We understand that little boy, about five
years old, was drowned yesterday IN Beargrass
Creek while attempting to save his brothers hie
Lou Jour.
WEsrwARD.-The amount of Storage passage
money paid on Saturday, the 18th, TO the ConslI-
tuition, from Buffalo for Chicago, was upwards OF
$4,000.
n A child in Orono, Maine, died last >atur
day, from ealing a cake poisoned with arsenic,
which had been prepared by It's father for killing
rats
a. A little son of Mr.. II. Bragg at Gardner,
Nc, was drowned few days since by falling
into the tlume of a mill.
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MARINE JOURNAL.

WI ~ lGlANL JOolG-NhL.
PORT OF NETWORK, MAY %, 1913.
MINIATURE ALMANAc-rHIs DAY.
The Sun. The Moon. Full Sea
Rises 80 Sets II Rises. ! olEysn. 3 Il
Latest Dates.
London. ........May Haye: May +?
Liverpool. May ) New Orleans. May II
CLEARED,
Ships Minerva, Brown, Baltimore, Brown Co; Gia-
tan Arthoode, Amsterdam, Pfeiten Wissman; Howard
(Hamb), Pauson Hamburg Schmidt s Bachea Mary FL
lea, Dearborn, Boston, Cary s Co.
Bark Princeton, Houghton James River, Elwell s Co
Brgs Afford Mason Havana; Ariel Sishn Bremen, Del
rich Kruger; Franklin Burger, Plymouth. \ S II Hsyi
land; Sullivan Brown, Charleston. G, G Bulkey;
Brown, Kelly, Port Leon Key West, Norton, Jr Cum
berand, Lock y London Nesnith Leeds Cos Jeftrson'
Dyer, Harbor Grace, y F, Ncsmh, Leeds x Co.
scIs Tiosa Tyler, savannah, John Ogden Van Bn[en
Thomas Mobile e Zabriskie, Paterson Meramoras,
Ogden; Centurion Garter, Bangor Me, Buck Benson;
Mary Walker Thornc, Mobile
ARRIVED,
Ship Mississippi billiard I'm Liverpool April 81 salt,
Ship Florlian VIM Pratt from Rotterdam, gin, madden,
SC, to Vol. Left bark L,uisa, for York
Ship Caledonia Pines % is I'm Liverpool with eco tons
coal, to w G Pickcrsgll S Co.
Ship Illinois, Evrligh, 30 DIS firm Liverpool with salt to
Boyd i Hncken--l66 Storage passengers
Dutch gallo, Vrouw GeSer, Gnliman 80 DAYS firm AM
,terd.m ia ballast. Baslage x Hu,ler.
Br ship Sir Edward Hamilton Lindy, 80 days firm Hull,
Eng md7e 10 Woodruff y Mnturn-l3j passengers.
Ship Wayrley Snow, % DIS FIN Havfe, in ballast 10 Cen
ter 4 Co-2l3 steerage passengers.
B bark Prince Albert 35 Us from Newcastle Eng, with
coal. to Barclay s Livingston
Bark Fraucia Cahy, 80 ds I'm Amsterdam, with mdze
Schuchardt Favre Co.
Brig Union Mitchell firm Lagna April 23, logwood, to
Rowland * Asrinwal. Capt Howell died April 10.
Dutch brig 81 Petersburg whitman, I'm ST Petersburg, and
So Is FIN Cork hemp, to E Fielder.
Brig Charlotte McCl-IlrGd IL is fin Ilaanzas sugar to
+ q Tur,ter
Schr John Cooley, Eldridse, Boston, mdze.
Schr Cornelia Davis Boston, mdxe.
schr James Hall, days from Boston with plaster, 10
the
scfr Crescent Nelson DIS from Cutler nt and plaster,
schr Eliza Williams I'm n London, with building atone
bound to Philadelphia.
Scl Mystic Churchell ds I'm Boston, with machrtei
TO /. II IIerrick.
schr Cora from Connecticut RIVER wh con, for Jer-
s.y City.
schr Perseverance, I'm london
SAILED,
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BELOW bng-Wind +.
DISASTERS.
4 ship from England loo Q"rbec cast away at 81
Paus 3 about I'd inst: cargo, valued At about 10000
total loss. crew saved Also snip In England, with coal
for Qlebec sunk the ice off ST paui B; saved
81 bar. Altoona I'm Newcastle Eng, for Orleans car
20 $50 tons coal. totally wrecked on Cape Antonio, on
the morning Of the % inst saved resse! ashore on The
ith inst.
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~ Readings ~ the University Chapel
Mr. ri SSELI the EaculianiSt, gives The first Lecture 81
t Course This Evening. above o'clock. Subject
The Culture a: Formation OF the Human Voice, w'lh Illus
rreos in Reading aud Recitation. He viii e4i.l by his
1i,kets25 cents each. ST. Tor The Coursemay be obtain
II at the door.
lT4-H
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-22

SUIcIDE.-A man residing in Perrysburg, Ono
by the name of John Spiesz, lately jumped INTO
the river and drowned himself He has been
subject to fits of melancholy, induced by the doc
trines of Miller. His habits were lrreproachabc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-22
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