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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-03-20
GREAT FRESHET.

The frs, train Of cars from the East, under
the new arrangement, due AT o'clock yesterday
morning did no, reach this city (says he Balti-
more SUM- until about o'clock in the afternoon,
having been detained " great freshet and
breaking IN OF The ice in the Scsquehanna, pre-
venting The passage OF the boat at Havfe de
Grace. The cars that leii this city on Sunday
evening were also similarly de'ained On lhis side
OF the river. We annex such accounts OF the
fresnet, as have reached is, both IN the Schnyl-
kill and Susquebanna
We received no Harrisburg papers last even
ing. consequently nave but lille direct 'noruia-
ton relative 10 the damage IN mat vicinity,
which is represented to be very great The York
cars which arrived yesterday afternoon state
that the frsshet at Harrisburg was higher than
ever before known at that place. The Harris
burg stage bridge and Inc railroad bridge, which
were under repair, are both swept away. Inc
damage done on both sides OF the river must De
very great.
TIDE Vate- Canal.-The Deer Creek bridge,
eiqnt miles from Havre de Grace, has bean swep.
away. A Letter from the supervisor OF the Ca
nal writing 10 the President in This city, states
that il will require several thousand dollars 10 re-
pair The damages.
The Hartford Madisonian, extra, dated Sunday
evening, says
"The Susluehanna river has risen 10 great
hoieh;-,he wharves in The town are partially in
undated, and ,hs tow path Of the Tide Water,
Canal is for miles overlooked with water, and
e!eatiujury to the embankment is anticipated
The fishing floats belonging 10 gentlemen in this
vicinity and the neishborhood OF Darlington, have
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-03-20
MOND, VA, FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 20, 1916

and grain have been exhausted from The soil Of
this farm nv heavy cropping through 4 series
of years. Olhcr instances might DC mentioned
where the inorganic matter Q! lie grain is want
ing while that of The straw abourds as evinced
b. The heavy crops OF the latter and the imma-
tnre and imperfect oues of the former. Ii las
been observed lha, heavy applications ol com.
mon barn-yard manure on this farm, produce
luxurant crops OF corn, while the effects on whea.
are comparatively Insignificant Similar appli.
cations on other farms 10 similar soils, wheel,
have moi been exhausted Of their capacities 10
produce wheat, are productive OF the happ:esl ef-
tecls equally on corn and wheat
II may be inferred from This fact, that barn
yard manure does not contain in suiiicien! guam
lily the appropriate food OF wheat, though j!
supplies abundantly that oi corn, and that somc
more active agent than any hitherto applied
must be resoncd 10 before the desired rcsn'
can be attained. A rigid analysis Of this soil
might detect wherein il is dchcicn! and susg,s
the most probable and economical means OF it,
restoration JAS. NEWMAN
JOHN WILLS,
E. EENSHAW,
Committee on Farms
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-03-20
St. The surface is cleansed.

81. Perspiralon is induced, and large amoun'
OF The c8ete matter OF Tia system is thrown OF.
Sd. Il defcies The system in natural or nor
NAL manner, by throwing off The etf-ie matter, and
the serum or waicry portions Of blood, without
reducing the strength Of the paiienl-as is the
case in general bnod-le;lins, wien the rot blood,
as well as The serum, IS drawn of.
9TH. lnlnlernal CONCESSIONS ard inil3mmatons
the fluids are determined from the ai1ectcd point
or organ 10 the entire surface, and the consesed
or ufamed organ or tissue is relieved this is es-
rcciaiiy the case in Inflammation OF the mucous
membranes. and in Serious etiuSorS.
5lh The liver is excited TO action, by the con-
sel:ancous sympathy existing between the action
Of that organ and the action ot the surface; and
this in much sal-T manner, than can be done
by calomcl
CHI The entire system is acted upon, through
tie medium THE nervous system, expanded upon
the surface.
7,h. In all affections Of the kidneys, The surface
is made 10 perform their action; lney are thus re-
icved, and suffered 10 regain their Dofmal cond
lion.
Sih In all cases of congestion OF the brain
heDorrhages oilhe lungs kidneys, &C., The sui
fering orcan is relieved BY determining the tiud:
10 The surface.
| OH. In all affections OF the mucous membrane
! it is highly beneficial, from The continuous sym
! patty existing between the dermod tissue anl
I This membrane.
| have been more particular in pointing gu
/ The benefits resulting from The use oi the va
rui bath, or the Indication we expect 10 iu
] III, from lis exhibition, from The strong
/ uniounded prejudice existing in the minds q
! many against it-espec:aly our allopathic hreh.
lcE-and hope the above remarks will induce
nj examination Of the subect-hcr elucidaior
/ would involve all the principles CT physiology
pathology ard rectlherapeutics. lfthese ndi
cations are best minced BY The vapor bath, Their
physicians are bound 10 use i; for lhcy would
/ certainly be guilty in the sight OF God and man
iflhey did not cxhihi' such means as they believe
will most surtiy, sally aM speedily relieve theil
patient. We believe conscientiouslv, the "Eclec
tic Practice" is the safest suTest and most speedy
I We are, therefore, compelled 10 use il; and ast
feel ourselves as conscienliously bound 10 teach
and propagate it as does tie minister Of God ouI
! holy Religion. JuSTlIlA.
y g.-Ali who wish 10 examine The subject .
the "Mcdicaed Varor Bath" would do we'll L
| purchase small work upon the subjec. recently
| issued BY Dr. M. Mat,son Of Boston.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-03-20
EnucATION MEETING.

Pursuant 10 previous notice, meeting of The
Richmond Education Association, and portion
Of ,be citizens OF Richmond friendly 10 the cause
of education in Virginia, was held at the Concert
Room of the Exchange Hotel, on Monday even-
ing. The 10th Of March. A number Of ladies were
present.
The meeting was called TO order BY Mr.. James
C. Crane, on whose motion William Fl. Macfar-
lani, ESQ, was called 10 the chair and Mr.. Rich
ard B. Gooch appointed Secretary.
Addresses were delivered by Messrs. P. v. Da-
MEL, Jr., r. r. Howison, VIM. Wallace and
On motion of Mr.. Daniel, committee Of five
were appointed to nominate officers of the Asso-
citation. Committee, Messrs. Daniel, Howison,
3. B. Minor, Dimmock and J. c. Crane.
The following gentlemen were nominated as
officers by the committee and were unanimously
elected:
Chas. F. Osborne, President.
VIM. H. mcfarland, LIST Vice President.
Thomas Sampson, ID Vice President.
Socrates Maupin, Sd Vice President.
Isaac Davenport, 4th Vice President
Thomas r. Ellis Secretary.
r. B, Gooch, Corresponding Sec'y
VIM. P. Sheppard, Treasurer.
Mr.. Daniel, Jr, offered the following re-
solution; which was adopted:
Resolped. That committee OF three be appoint
ed 10 collect information concerning The public
schools of other cities, and TO devise and repon.o
this Association plan Of public schools suited
10 this city, with such other matters and eonslde-
rations connected herewith, as they may deem
interesting or important.
Committee: Messrs. Daniel, c. 7. Bolts and
Gen. Darlington.
On motion, twas
Resolved, Tha, the ladies be invited 10 become
members ofths Association.
A number of new members were enrolled.
The meeting then adjourned, TO meet at such
time and place IS may be determined upon by Inc
Executive Committee.
VIM. II. MCFARLAND, Prest
R. B. GoocH, Sec'y.
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BALTIMORE MARKET, March IA.


FLuuR-Thcre is better demand for Flour,
and plices tending upwards We note sale yes
ierday OF 500 barrels. Howard Street brands q, 81
IS, and subsequently eco barrels OF The same at
] Sii, which prices holders generally were asking
This morning, Without eiecling sales. The last
rsccip price was 62!. The stock on hand OF
City Mills is very light. There was an offer Of
five dollars yesterday for 1000 barrels, but re-
fused. No sales have come 10 our no;ice. Small
sales oi Snsqnehanna al 4 Si. We quote Rye
Flour al 3 -.
GRAS-Receipls light. Small sales d good
10 prime rcd wheats at i05 to l07 cents, and of
ordinary 10 good al 100 10 I05c.; white corn To- a
63, and yellow G3 Glc; sales Of ryca a: - sc,
oats 80 50.
PRoyisloXs-B Bacon: We quote Western Shout
ders al s. Sides 81 ). &c, ana for seec, lots DC.
Hams 81 nc. Baltimore cared IS held al ), 6
and II &C.. for Shoulders. Sides and Hams
Lard is not 50 active; kegs arc held al IA I. and
bbs. 81 &c.
WHlsxgY.--Salcs are making At IS cents in
bbls. and at 2ic. per gallon il hh!s. The stock
is LIGHT with a fair demand
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-03-20
C0-PARTNERSHIP.

THE subscribers associated themselves togesner
i in business ander the firm of PARKER & SMIIh,
GINA AGRICULTURAL MACHINE MASUFAC-
TORY formerly conducted by The late Jabez pa:ser,
corner of Main and 18th streets. next door below tae
Ifnion Hotel JABEZ X. PARKER,
II. Nj. SMITH.
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Ia Tic El,tors cffie enquirer:

LOUISA w. H., Iarcn Ia 1910.
Nlcssrs. Editors: Having been nominated
through the columns ofllie Enquirer for seat in
Inc next Legislature Of Virginia, and having de
tcrn,ined 10 decline The honor this spring, deem
il proper and respectful 10 my friends 10 express
that determination, and the reasons which COM
pe me 10 make IT, Amongst others, then, my
business engagements are such as 10 render II
highly impolic for nc, al this time, 10 enter pub
lie lite; and whilst ! should be ready, II The &C
casion required, 10 make any sacrifice TO serve
The great principles II the Democratic party
which are so intimately associated with The ho
nor. The happiness and glory of our common
country. vet | do rot ;hink that the presen; occa-
sion demands any such sacrtlcc-indeed, think
should badly serve those great principles al this
tine. hv ccnseE:in. 10 become candidate lGr
seat in the Legislature; for there are already in
he field three candidates Of The Democratic par
~. and an increase of The number might destroy
,ha, union Of our party, the preservation oil which
has won for Us so many and such brilliant victo-
ries. The harmony and union OF our party and
The progress and triumph OF Democratic pfincl-
nes are dearer 10 me, as hope they are 10 all
men who hear the rame OF Democrats, than per-
sooal promotion or political pfeiefment In con-
clusion lake this occasion 10 express, 10 my per-
sonal and political friends, my sincere thanks for
This manifestation OF their kindness and comb
deccc in bringing my Eanc before me people
II Louisa 70. so high and honorable trust
and in declining ,he honor OF the nomination,
can assure them that | ar animated hy an ar
den, and urcGnanerabe devotion TO the great
princinles of Democracy, and - determination
10 foh. on, 10 fight ever, in their service
ALIEN. F. BUTLER.
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ETNA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
or EApTEQEu EONNECTICLT.

Age1lcQ Al Iftchnt0Ed, VUgtHtn.
THIS Company was Incorporated IN the yea- 1913,
with perpetual charter, and CAPITA Of s250r 800,
and nsu,cs against uss damage by fire on dwelling
Houses Manufacturing Establishments, Household
Furnrnve, and MerchaEli1e in general, on the most
favorable terms.
Any losses which the Company ray sn.,an on
risks taken at this agency III he adjusted with pronp
ttn1e and liherallly.
Applications Insurance, or The renewal of policies,
may be made the subscriber, who has been duly ap
pointed agent 70; the City OF Richmond and Vicinity.
Dec 6-c6m II. BALDWIN. Agent.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-03-20

EENAIE SEMINARY

THE School my house, ia the county OF Gloucester,
L under the direction of Miss Sarah H. Hubbard il
now in operation. and will continue until The Let o. Au
gust next. with the exception Of ore week nj Christmas.
Miss n. taught Mrs. WIilard's School. Troy,
New Yo.k, and teaches all The various branches Of
English, French, Latin, and Music Oh The Piano anc
Guitar.
MIS-. Hubbard nnght "a. NE the past yenr with much
Success having given great satsfactinr 10 large pat
ronage-and produces the most satisfactory testimonials
of her qualifications for 81 that abe processes 10 teach.
She has engaged Tor the last four years in TEACHING
can therefore say, shD Is an experienced teacher.
We accommodate nvc or Fix more young ladies
han We now have th Board, Al The following prices
board, and Tuition for all the English branches,
per month, SO 60
TrcI.;i or Latin, per month"; 90
Music, including the use OF the Instrument, per
month, 80
ANY person wishing information this subject
o d0nbt hr furnished BY enunIng of the trayrliiE
Preachers Of fhc Methodist r.. Church, as an known
a large portion OF frIn personally by character. We
can say the public that situation, for hea IN, Is
not be surpassed by place IN itiS state As nm
evidence Of tie fact. the past We had twenty-five
whites in family, and day from School was To-,
by teacher or pupil.
Letters addressed 10 The subscriber, directed 10 Gloe
cesrer Cc-housc post paid will he attended 10 pnnc
tua!y. JAMES BafIOf.
Dec. 25-cf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-03-20

Las, evenings mail brings US additional ae-
counts Of The destructive freshes in the Susque-
hanna and other rivers in Pennsylvania; also, IN
the Ohio at Pittsburg
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-03-20

An important error Of the types crept into our
article of Tuesday, on The Tariff. |, occurred in
the statement OF the money valne Of the annual
products OF manufactures in The United States.
OFT amount oil the money value of the whole
annual products in the United States, we stated
tina, The products of agriculture constitute more
than si1-en,hs, 1864, $751; 97) and "the products
Of manufactures less than onc-.hirG 1896, $780,
224."O This latter item is incorrect. ], should
have been "ess than one-ioarh (S239, 1876, PA, y
as stated in Professor fuckers book.
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Halifax County, March 9Th.
To lie Editors Of Tie Enquire

Gentlemen BY the request Of The Orange
Agricultural Club, | send you The enclosed report
Tor publication in the Richmond Enquirer.
Respectfully, yours, EBENEZER GOsS'
C,nrrssnnndinc Secretary.
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paRKERk SMITH having pu

PARkEK& SMf Il HavIHS p1r'
chased the entire stock Of season.
ed Lumber, together with all the
\ MACHINERY, Tools, Patent Rights,
1Sc., belonging to the above named
\ Establishment, are prepared at
'once 10 execute orders for any of
the Machines heretofore made by
The late Jnbtz Parker, as well as
for any other Machinery In ti'eir
line of business, which embraces
iron work and turAlng of ulmo.t
every description. together win
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-03-20
NEW AGRICULTURAL
IMPLEMENT MANDATORY.

WEE subscribers, under the frm Of CARDWELL a
~ WILSON, have opened a Shop on tenth, between
nam and Cary Streets for the manufacture aud sale OF
nnsncntuia lmplements-such as Puughs, Cultlvators
""afows Coultes, Horse Powers, Thrashng Machines
wheat Fans, Cora Shelters Straw Cutters &c. &C. TO.
sWnI win fattenng Presses, and Tobacco Work Of
and they hops by strict attention TO business
Nv .he Clara ter Of their work TO merit and receive
t,e OF public patronage. All orders executed with
,,,sseh, and on accommodating terms; and they also
Far" and keep good assortment Of Brooke
wo,s ad Viii sell at reduced prices. Those In want Of
s.c,fa any Iep.irin: OF the above description, are
aly invited To favor us with a call. If thew want
ise ten per CONT on the purchase.
- 4-eom CALDWELL & WILSON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-03-20

A letter from iIr, Sidel 10 friend in New
Orleans saws: JALaFa, Feb. !.
II left Mexico on The l7,h ulr., and nothing
since has occurred to change tie aspect of fairs.
am waiting definite instructions from Washing
ton, and hope to leave Ibis in few days"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-03-20

Thomas Richie, Jr., returned TO Richmond in
The Northern cars Of Monday afternoon, and in
the course of the nigh, went TO Chesterfield Court
House, ITO meet the investigation which the laws
of The land may require" In The Enquirer OF
The ID inst, we avowed ourselves as perfectly as
sured that at The proper time he would take such
course.
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people OF Ireland are fed exclusively upon the
potato The "ro," has destroyed immense guam
titles of it, threatening famine and pestence in
Ireland This fatal calamity is destined, il not
arrested, 10 extend itself indefinitely and affect the
WHO'RE Iumau ,,... 81. "a. II. J-L-~an, of tho
u. S. Army, has examined into the causes of the
evil, and, in letter, from the Cherokee Nation,
10 Francis Markoe, Jr., Esq, Corresponding Sc
crelary OF the National Institute, presents the fol-
lowing curious suggestions, which, if well-found-
ed, must prove of great value TO The gardeners
and farmers OF our own country:
"The potato has now been propagated for
several centuries over The world from the orisi
,ubers procured as seed in the first instance, with
out having but in a few instances been renovated
by the process OF nature through the natural seed
oil the plant and il is ar TO presume that there is
a period TO The vitality OF The parent plant which
is thus annually replanled; il 50, il may be thai
that period has arrived for the greater part oil The
stock Of potatoes throughout the world, which for
the most par, probably, are derived from single
source.
ITO avoid the 'rol' in future, therefore, if this
be The true source of the evil, culhvalors should
supply themselves from seed which have, within
known period, been derived from planting The
see: from The potato apple.
"The fact, which / believe is admitted, that
lruit trees have period Of vitality, Which IS ia
ral ~ the original tree, as well as 10 the scions
enpraited on other stocks, no matter how vigo-
rous aud which shows itself in the simultaneous
death OF all the trees OF a country bearing a
particular fruit, would seem TO give Plausblity
10 the above suggestion"
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LAW NOTICE,

r,p,,, LAW NOTICE.
Y InmisioPHER G. SCOTT and ABNER A. srITH
seo,, g. &c law In partnership, under the frln of
souh sIi1H in all the Courts Of Law and EQUITY in
Fl. gSe. ., Camden, washi.a county, Arkansas.
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LONG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY
SUMMER .aRR.dNGEMENT

E8s61vI2z- 80.
'-''''-'' NY NEsDAY. MAY Is isss =.
LEAVE BRooKLYN O'clock A. NJ Boston ia for Green.
E ESli and 3. George. Msn rsAs -
+" at 81 o'clock, A. NJ, for Farmin dale and
intermediate places.
st3P NJ through 10 Greenpor,, s,cr ring
FarIningdale and all the stations betws en-
Farmlngdale and GreenpFt
AZ ?; NJ. for Farmiusdale and inteune
LEAVE GREEHPoRr ats o'clock, a. Accommodation train
daily, teIeept SundAys,l through to Brook.
si3P. M, Boston train or n the arrival Of
the steamer from Norwich, stopping at 81
Georges Manor and Farminsdale.
LEAVE FAnA,SspALE at 81 A. M, Accommodation train
asE 4. n direenport train, for Brooklyn
az ~ r. NJ. Accommodation train, for
LEAVE JAMAICA A. NJ Accommodates train Brook
Ign.
:. at9k AN, Greenport train for Brooklyn
az ~ p M. Accommodation train. for
, - brooklyn.
FARE TO = Bedford g cents, East New York ~ Race
fik Hyde Park ~ mes) !x Ciewsvie (durng the :ss
non OF COURT ny Hempstead ~ Branch sh, earle Place
q, Westbury a. Hicksville a. faingdae 6H, Deer Parb
-, Thompson 49, Suffolk station 81 Lake Road station
M.pof Rivsrhe.S ss9 J.%s.son 81 az Matte.
tuck 81 62 Cutchogue 81 EN- Southold 81 62k Geenpo
Accommodation train 81 IS reenpoTt by Boston 81 Is
Stages readiness the arrival of the several
the Island.
Baggage Crates will be readiness foot Whitehall
street receive baggage for the several trains 30 minutes
before the hour OF starting from the Brooklyn side.
Dor each day, the arrival Of from Brook
iyn. my1y
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Literary Intelligence.

The commence ment OF trinity College takes place on
Thursday the 9th Of August and the class for this year
Is the largest that graduated there The Rev
I Williams is TO deliver address ON Wednesday be-
fore convocation. The Rev. T r. Tyler an original
poem before the Alumni Association and the Rev DR.
Jarvis is expected to address the Undergraduates by I'M
ytation from the Board OF Fellows The Masters Ora
ton is to be delivered by the Hon William f. Curtis L.
L. D. and Secretary ofthe Historical Society Of the State
of Connecticut
CoMNErcEmENT Al DARTMOUTH CoLLEoE.-Com-
mencement occurred Thursday, the 3oth ult On
wednesday the several college societies hold their
nvevary. Joel Parker, Esq, Chief Justice Of the su
prcme Court in ~ H. addressed the o. b r.. Society,"
Rev Elijah Kellogg, of Maine, pronounceda very fine
poem before this society Rev. Dr. Adams Of New York
the orator Of the Theological Society The music
Of the New York Cornet Band was excellent Among
the honorary degrees conferred that Of LIZ d. upon
Richard Fletcher, Esq, Of this city.-Bostom Mail
new library Is to be soon erected for Harvard Col
legs, Cambridge.
Amelia welby, the swest poetess Of the South, is
on visit with her friends in her native State-Mary.
land.
Young Stafford the mathematician, is about to leave
Vermont. enter upon OF studies In the high
of the literary institutions Of the country We an
dersand that through the hberay Of friends in Boston
and vicinity, arrangements have been made 70 give
home to young Stafford and his parents in Camhfidge'
Mass and that the lads education will be under tne pe
cial chargs of President EverctBeiio~' RAJ" s'sene
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UNITED STATES STEAMER MIcnIeAs.-The long
,o,y black looking steamer Michigan, Captain
arrived in Chicago the 30th ult, for the pur
nose Of shipping for the general naval service
On the salt water, board Of u 8: vessels OF war
advance for outfit Wages per month, from $40 to sle,
with pensions allowed for disability.
OFFIcsns The MrcnoAr.-Commander stepnen
Champlsin, Esq: Lieuts James r. Mckinstry, DAVID
McDougsll; Acting Msrer, W. w. Pollock; sureeon
gineer Andrew Hebbard, Posed Midshpmen, Andrew
Bryson, Diliaplan r. Lambert; Midshpmen, Wa. II.
Riley David r. McKorce, and Mr.. van wyck; 20 ~
Engneers, WIN. y Mcrcier, Robert Dandy, ocnner
VIM Craig, Captains Clerk, q. w. Starr; Puiser
Clerk, Robert A. Baker; Pilots Messrn Allen amos
Barnard
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wealthy gentleman Of this city has given sooogy lor
the erection OF library building for the nS
eminary IS 500 to stereotype one work LOT ne
Board Of Publication and $4,000 LOT announcer
AIS go for one Mission Church in New iork, and So
,o.'srv contribution &C. These merely few known
nns.t other acts ofbsray which done In private.
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Affairs in Oregon.

From the Nashville Orthopolitan, July Isl
OREaeS CITY, Oregon Teri, March 3, ls46.
Our provisional government remains In stafus QUO
though separate Independence 10 beginning to talk
cd of by some. The great mass however look forward
snxiousy to the extension Of the United States
laws over u.s. and only remain here in hope that this
event will soon to pass has been Represented
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@~1 LONG ISLAND RAILROAD Express Mail
IdA Train, leaves Whitehall street. Ferry. New Yorb
&HKH8 side, every morning at 7 A. NJ. for Boston,
HES- Also trains from Brooklyn side O'Clock and
I've mnuts. sns ~ NJ and and T. NJ daily The
Tarnnrdae and and the latter all places the
-oad iel0r