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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-10
For THE VINO
Right of Wny.

Why cannot this question, long sga,ed in Virginia
and so important 10 her interests social and
commercial, be brought close by some fair and iuat
compromise
The Baltimore Company willing to secept F shinr
Creek terminus, with branch from that point TO
Wheeling on the condition that the latter subscrib,
million Of dollars, which she will have TO do IN any
get the road there.
But Wheeling will not accept Fishing Creek but will
take Fh Greek, which only II miles above Fishing
Creek Now shall this slight difference OF views as 10
terminus lose forever TO the Northwest an outlet TO
ard to Virginia the vast benefits OF this great
Ii would be the height Of madness and Of folly
The next enquiry is who shall give way Wheeling
most certainly The Baltimore Company BY acc.pting
Fishing Creek, uFry-rwo MILES AB)yK PARIERsnuRs
give up, by way OF compromise, a long range of
selection and their fayorlte point OF termination
Ought not Wheeling concede something Whether the
terminus be At Fishing Creek Fish Creek she will have
branch of the road herself Besides CARRYING the road
TO Fish Creek will involve much expense than
It 10 Fishing Creek Why make the Company incur un-
necessary expense particularly when Il known that the
cheaper the construction OF the road the lower will be the
rates of transportation
IL is TO be hoped the wisdom of the Legislature will in
terpcse, and put end this seRsees uabble and by
fixing on Fishing Creek terminus secure the passage
OF this great work through the territory of Virginia
IL Is well known, too. that the Baltimore Company will
not under circumstances whatever accept Fish Creek
The alternatives then, Fishing Creek or no road in
Virginia. CLINTON
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baltimore a Ohio Railroad Company.

The stockholders OF this Company assembled the 9Th
instant in BALTIMORE Mr.. MeLanc the President remark
ed that the Legislature OF Virginia had yet finally
decided upon the Right OF Way Bill. he supposed the
meeting would be fully prepared say what
would adopt. The American says:
ale reminded the meeting that upon reference to the
past history OF the Company It would be found that Il
was not the original inenon n road Pitts
plcaton now before the Virginia Legislature and although
the right OF might not be granted terminus
south as ersburg, Fishing Creek vet they might
get the privilege OF terminus Southern point which
they might be induced accept and he hoped the stock
holders would not any definite decision to-day
To the OF the road.
al the conclusion OF his remarks the President read the
resolutions OF the Board authorising OF 5000
600 10 the Conneve Railroad and also the call for the
present meeting, which he submitted together with his
municauon 10 the Board Directors the Pittsburgh aud
Conncis,ie Railroad Company and their reply thereto.
The subject OF the subscription the Connesyile Rail
road aud other matters appeTtaning thereto then
ierred to committee, with instructions enquire
oxpediency. sc.
The American adds:
"rhe President then called the attention of tho meeting
TO the fact that IN SI5 the Legislature Virginia had pas
sed law authosng the Company to make their road TO
Wheeling according a route surveyed by Jonathan
Knight Esq that certain provisions contained in that law
were deemed insuperaby Objectionable by the stockho
ers, who refused accep;, aud that in lS46 supplement
ary act was passed containing all the objections but sirik
ing out certain provisions which incorporated IN the
original and which had been inserted at the
OF the Board of Directors OF this Company During his
absence from the country deemed unnecessary 10
call meeting OF the stockholders with to refusing
this supplement, and stood n law upon the sta
ute books OF Virginia and the Company had still the right
TO accept reject II.
81. w Patterson. Esq. then offered preamble and re
solutions declaring that this Company would under any
conditions consent To construct road Wheeling accor
ding TO the surveyed by Jonathan knish-wheh
were unanimously adopted. The meeting then adjourned
until the 22d instant"
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TO TIE SICK AND AFFLICTED.
Testimony - now Received from
ALL OF ARTERS OF THE GInpE

The following letters presented of mos, 0ily
chewing the opinions of Fhyscians relation The at yne
of Df. SWAfNES COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY
n swsYSE-Iisar Sir Having Conn GU nd syn al
WA 'h"ffy extensively In eel requested by ,out
Agent br Cmieher, my opinion writing OF IT. popsr
doing will disehnige deb, community At large ard
Physicians IN piHcuar ~ Qnaek Rsn,edes
and Patent Nostns failure OF The mat po
tent etpfctoran uied masua n,ecas 10 some
caSs :" DISEASED Lungs 10 Pf,p,fson PiuuuH VIZ
gina or WIN CHsRES us sufficient that
please with the result of Inst subsequent as now pre-
sebr IN preference ~ al other Ren'd ctpecofant
Indicated w the much dreaded Pneum1ni easc
Lungs m The siafm1 form which appears Kentucky
gard a. an in,alabi Remedy Of that d,ase
20 al who know have enough. BE- .cn
have been practice my ptocs ~ ~ ~
ysa and Regular Graduate ~ Tfin'yivsnn The
6fs Patent Medicine thou ht enough N 70 express
wuting ~ EfLifOV. ~. ".
Ilny 7tb 1857. Intkhn tou,tg, Ky.
FFssEfour Ky, Itn'ry ~. tst7
The above certificate from Ph,sirins ,ns NV
FROM good practice. ant b. earsted
rood Physician and san FAIR. h. H. h. slys regular era
dusie. Dk. w T. CRtfTCHER.
DruggI and Ap,ihteay
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number NJ unprncr individuals got 20 r.ffruu which they
contttn Ntp CnEEHy. called Hasams u,t
iers apd even syrup oi Wild thcuy but rnai and
only preparation introduced the public b- can
be- proved BY the publ Records r nsyl
vnna Ih" only saieruaid against imposition - NY
signature j. % each bot i- DR. ~ aVRyNE.
Corner of ERhtb and Race -, rih q iprit.
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lS. Main street Rehmoni King Toy No fh ntagsR wlon
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Petition having been sent to Congress by the Cotpo-
rate Authorities of Richmond. asking appropriation for
clearing out the distractions In James River between tho
CITY and Bermuda Hundred, consisting mainly OF sand
bars aud aluvsl depositc the following statistics showing
the Importance Of the trade OF tho place, Is
Submitted, that the claims OF Virginia upon Congress for
this Improvement, may be more fully appreciated.
CRiehmond, Port Of Entry second in to
none other between the Cities OF BALTIMORE aud New or
leans, and foreign trade has always been
nneer the most serious disadvantage from the fact that It
has to be carried by of lighters which carry the
produce down forty miles the SHIPS thereby cau-
ing an onerous and oppressive tho shape
age, extra insurance. &c. and causing delay ships trad
ing to our river. from the impossby OF furnishing their
eareoes in due umc Il rarely happens that large ships
coming TO our river To load during the busy season.
pctc loading and get ready Tor under a month For
this season. ircights higher from James River than
from OF the northern ports, and this no
advantage to the ship owner because the extra freight
all consumed by the daily expenses the vessel while she
IL waiting Tor cargo.
From an examination Of the Custom louise books, at
Richmond seems that the value OF the foreign exports
shipped from this district Direct during the last sX years.
was as follows;
E.p
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DIED.

IN tn Town II Minrherf Thursday. ufmo Mrs
MAETiA W. ARCHER Archer ard daughter Of
NUpf Jacob Mcaut the iG year agc leaving an NJ
onate aud devoted huand eight children her vensr
BIZ parents and large efee Of friends epirlb.
Obituary notices but oOrn degenerate nte 1i.oue
eul ~ ard has become the custom Rtfd a. &C.
eo ~ virtues which the ceased sAsf such
be- she actually dd prss Vet hc IN er havnr
known tis excellent lady many Yeats MT be- deferred hy
this constellation from payinRa just tfbuc merits There
psfson who sustained fidelity an the relation. Of
wife no'hr laughter hisnd and Christian wife shc was
constant and devoted - mother, boating
uaned The totennr footsteps her venerable p,rens o
hem more than three score and ten, which
nE o' om duty alone but tas 'souree deep the heart n
The shd Her friends irhbo but too we'll remember with
what kral and hcy the dichatRed c ~ friendship and
t"1 nebooi Her pey unpretendinr but sncere her
be IN Tie ainnnr meuo Stvouf and deep seated
heath had no ierofs for should be consd
conservation b. possible ny she has cfcanged
lite or trouble Tor of IMMORTAL gifness
or Enquirer viii eotse copy
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Gen. TayIOr.

Nhe LAST N Y. Spirit OF the Times contains long and
highly interesting Diary from the pen of its accomplished
correspondent Cap' Henry of the ID Infantry, attached
10 the army IN Mexico, for the whole OF which regret
that we have We copy from it the following
picture of old Rough and Ready:
Winding down a hill. our column was halted TO e, a
troop OF horse Do their head plain look
ing gentleman, mounted upon brown horse having upon
his head Mexican sombTero dressed in a brown olive
eoored loose rock pants wool socks aud shoes
from under the irock appears the scabbad OF sword he
has the eye OF eagle and every neament Ut his coun
ehance is expressive OF honesty, and calm determined
mind Reader. do you know who this plain looking gentle
uemsn isl MOI It's Major GEM ZAoHARY TAYLOR who with
his military family, and squadron OF Dragons as an es-
co Is on his Victoria. lie has around him
any OF the 'pOmp circumstance Of glorious war; but
when the battle when victory hangs upon thread
when the bravesI dread the CALLING fire. You will find
foremost among them ALL that brave and galant General
whose presence alone insures victory.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-10
From tie Seat OF War.

IL will be by the intelligence IN another column
that GenI Scott rapidly concentrating his force with
the INTENTION longer questionable. Of taking up
the hne Of mstch GOT Vera Cmz-taknR Gcn' Worth
with h,m and leaving " Old Rough aud Ready" com.
mind at Monterey.
The Of the violent death Of Santa Anna, in one
Of ihose civil braws Of which Mexico iaed to be
Size theatre u by improbable What will be its
effect If II be true upon thc question OF peace w.
s dcut 20 conjecture. Indeed, reliable opinion cSn
be formed the future policy Of people aetous aud
tnbIlcn and Of government unstable thar We scarce
D. hear OF the installation Of ITO officers before the niDgs
reach Ms Of hor Punishment or their violent death We
shs perhaps receive further and more authentic news by
inIs mornings mail
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The Brigadier General.

1t Understood here that the President will give the ap.
pontment Of BrRadie Genera. command tle Southern
Volunteers either Gen Csdwaader Philadelphia OF to
Ms,r Gwynn Of this city independently Of the manifest
propueiy Of appointing a Southern to command the
Southern volunteers. sufficient without comparing the
qualifications Of toe gentlemen. that Pennsylvania ha.
already been honored by the appointment, Of MAJOR Gene
s, snow ~ the field incline the scale IN favor o
Virginia We hope that the representatives from thus State
will the claims Of Virginia the person Of one Of he
sons every way qualified aI,n the station by pressing
the appointment of MoJ. Gwynn upon the Executive.
u OR Washington Letter failed to come to hand yes
terday.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-10

u The editor Of the Portsmouth New Era speaks in
high terms oil commentator OF the beautiful revenue cutter
Polk, built at the Tredegar works u Joseph r. Anderson
Esq. in this Oi all the vessels bull, by the
government, says this is the only yet finished that
will prove servceabe, and the time creditabe to
the mechanical character OF county" !, adds THE
fact that vessel has been built and out the heart
OF Virginia, OF Virginia materials dug their crude
from her bowels cut from her mountain tops and fashioned
by our ingenious mechanes will form % the utmost
importance and interest her history" 1t gives credit TO
ENPresden; Tyler for this triumphant dey opme nj OF the
OF State-and very oheeru.y unite with
that paper thanking that gentleman he retirement, Tor
OF the few official acts which enue him the public
gratitude.
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA.
Senate.

MONDAY, February 9Th.
Mr. WILEY. chairman Of the Committee of Claims
reported without amendment bill releasing William s.
Griffith, certain hne imposed by the Circuit Superior
Court OF Law aud Chancery for Harrison county-which
was. on motion ol Mr. BoSDvRASr laid upon the table
The SrElGER announced the reception OF commu
ton from Messrs. Patton aud Robinson, who were M
pointed by the Legislature frame revision of the Civil
Code Of Laws OF this cominouw wealth.
The report was read by the Clerk. and on motion OF Mr.
BArrIsr, land upon the table.
\ message was received from the Housc announcing
their readiness to proceed the execution OF the
order OF the day. which had for its object election OF
Brgader General. To supply the vacancy occasoned by
the resignation OF Gen. Henry b. Woodhouse Col John
s. Mlson was the only nominee in the House. and Their.
being other nomination the Senate the Clerk pro-
ceeded 10 call tho roll The ballot resulted; For Milson
-. Watts l. Joint vote For MlsOn 1884, scattering
MIR. SrRNGER moved that the bill providing for the sur
OF road from Buchanan IN the county of Lewis
Clsfksbug, in the county OF Harrison be taken up The
motion sustained. and after remarks by Mes~,
SrSISGES. McMuLLEN, TuoNrsoN and GALLAHER the bill
passed.
Mr.. SrASARp moved 10 take up the bill concerning
Emaneipaied Slaves, but at the request OF Mr. BArrrsr
withdrew his motion.
On motion OF Mr.. BoNpURANr the Senate adjourned.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-10

lT Tho New York Express apty says 1--WE never
before heard Of people spending hundred millions Of
dous Puash nation accused Of robbing Us. and
,svsdas soil and then giving three millions 70
wake peace Among oil the srieisaifss d the UnHed
States, Eafoes. say. will look upon ihis %
ihs os5est q ssY body pays, surely Msroo ought 'oPey
10 three millions. /"
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Tursn,Y. Enh,, am lsI1


A communication was, received from the House OF
Delegates. informing the Senate Of the passage of Bill
entitled An Act concerning the pay of members Of the
General Assembly, and that they had adopted rcsolu
ia relation TO General Taylor aud others which will be
found IN the proceedings Of the House Mondayl
Mr.. DENNIS moved that the bill concerning the pay
OF members OF the General Assembly be read a second
time aud committed. Motion sustained, aud the bill
ierred 10 the committee of General Laws.
MIR. McMsLLEN moved that the bill concerning eman-
cpated slaves be taken up Motion negauved.
Mr.. SrANAED moved that tho ball concerning free ne.
groes and mulattoes be taken up and considered which
was agreed t,. After considerable discussion by Mesrs
SrANARD, THOMPSON, Fry. MeMuLIES WITCHES, Wool
ToLE, Cox and GARNET, amendment offered by Mr.
THOMSON, the amendment negatVed.
Mr.. GARRErr offered amendment providing that
tins bill should not go into effect until the LIST July
neat The amendment was received aud the bull pass
ed, ayes Is, noes IL
lby this law, free and muaitoes prohibit
cd from changing their residence from one county to
another, without the OF the court OF the
county 10 which they wish To emgratcl
The STEAMER announced the reception OF a commu
nlcaton from the Executive, which he suggested the
propreiy OF giving the volunteers the balance due
from them 10 the State for clothing
On motion OF Mr. GARNET. Land upon the table.
Mr.. MCMILLAN, chairman of the committee of Inter
nal Improvements. reported An Act provide addition
al capal for the Brandonvle kingwood y Evansville
road.
Upon motion OF Mr.. WOODROW laid upon the table
Upon motion OF Mr.. WiLiV, the Senate adjourned.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-10

IL We publish this morning the able Memorial Con
gress, presented by Messs James Lyons and Robert
Scott, behalf Of the corporate authorities of this city
asking for appropriation the distractions iu
navigation in James River. IL conclusive argument
and yet find mention made OF James River IN the
River and IIaIbor Bill before Congress Ii our re-
preventative deems such appropriation unconstitutional,
cannot Of expect him ask for To support H.
But should Richmond Toe represented by gentleman how
worthy and able who is troubled with these scrucs
We ask the voters OF the city, who interested in
prosperity, this question. Are they prepared 10
'' die Of abstraction -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-10

W RcvE sAwTBLL Secretary u the Foreign Evangei
Hccy, feivef night NJ ~ O'Clock
iure Roou NJ Nr Hogs's Church. sraiscr ITALY mio
blT GroccrIc. at AuctIou.-Wc thin scu this mlfninf
oeoek-Pnmc Orleans Sugars. prins Iasuaya and
Csnrs Con Baltimore ifsms W,refn
aud Goshen Cheese Danny
60 Bifdy fmitat1n Handy old Mon ingahca and Recfed
Nh stay Teas Window Gia.s M gof Uamaged
Leaihsr &c &c. feio WILLIAMS a HAXALL Auet.
bvDYy 0oods' Auction Notioe.-Th. susnsion Of tbe
Tde respectfully esed Sale Dry Goods CONNIE ns
tb.s morning 81 o'eloet
eIo DUNLOP MoNCUaE q CO. Ause
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'oso marked with star 90 have since died.

NAVAL Corr MsErtf.-Thc testimony ~ the case OF
Commander Polrson, before the Court Manual Ct Norfolk
was closed on "wednesday. On Friday, the doierc, NJ
Commander feason, read by his counsel r. r. Mayo
Esq The Court VS. rn cleared and the case concluded
The decision Of the Court VIII not be known until It BE- an
noUnced by the department
The case OF Commander Carpenter was be tsSes sp
on Saturday. farewell Taylor. Esq Of this city IL the
counsel Of Commander Carpendet
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-10

~ We glad to learn that the Wings Of Appomat-
os county have nominated SANuu J. WALEER. Esq as
candidate for the House OF Delegates gentleman Of
greG' popularity though greater than HE esimabe qua
liucs g. o endtle him Il i the first attempt al
paftv organization this new couuty-snd repic,
that Il haa been made We fear that the LocOoco ma
s,ty BE- 700 great o. be Bot Arkansas has
elected Wing 90 Couxrss- will not despair Of Apo
msuos- especially with such a. Samuel !. Walker
~ the load.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-10

~ IT, as the Enquirer argues the adoption, by the
nimous vote of the Democratic House OF Delegates Of
Virginia, OF resolutions thanks Cen Taylor argues
an absence Of all "malgniy" heu part towards that
distinguished officer, what does the to pass similar
resolutions by the House OF Representatives Washing
ton imply And what inference we to draw from the
Than haeXpesed APPRECIATION OF the course OF that
House by the Executive Organ speaking doubtless orsa-
nIeGllu the suhIeCt7
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-10

u 1t will be seem by the proceedings OF Congress- that
Mr. Douglas, OF Illinois thorough paced friend OF the AG
minsuation, and great favorte Of the editor Of the
unIon moved Monday last eIpel the Reporters Of
that paper from the House. for what he calls sanderous
sketch OF its proceedings the Friday preceding, which
effort made to render MIR. Wentworth who has
aiey incurred the dspeasure of that editor supremey
diculous. As this affair will probable a,,eu-
uon, we shall publish the Unions report tomorrow.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-10

~ The Vck-burg Wing gives the details Of fatal ma.
gcdy in that city. a quarrel between Mr. H. y. B1ch
and Hugh ~ Finney led TO blowsho former beating Tie
latter severely Wi q stick Baloh then left Tive room loo
winch the Ggh, oeeausd and he went out Of the door,
Tnney discharged pistol 81 him, the ball lodging the
hand OF B,lch. Col 4. VI. VIM. friend of Bioh on.
der dc impression ot he had been MORALLY wounded,
theu sho Tinncy twice. who fell dead Both Baeh and
Wnn have been arrested
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Observation-Disclosures.

~ ocIock ths morning the u. =. steamship At,h.,.
Cnpt Wlndle, arrived from Brazos Santiago ,yb,. -
sue e on saturday evening last the 3lstult the
run 10 the Baze IN ory-eight and To the civ in ,
hours-the quickest trip ever made 10y "a
Among the passengers by the Alabama wo,o NJ, M
Ils Capains Irwin and Fulton. Lieut. HamltnD ID, ~ y
smith, and MIR Smith Besides these were NJ. :,
BANKS ana Dr Nanvorn, with the remains OF Lieut. Wool
SaP Johnson WIN the remains Of Gen. Hamer and NJ,
=. u Miller with those OF Capt Williams
We have received several letters from M, r,,,st.
who sailed for Tampico the Both ult in ,h. scbn
Eliza 3 Leper We have not room for Them ., H., 49,,
can state That they mention the arrival of tho bins
Afchilaus and Ondiaka, with Louisiana VOLUNTEER. and r
departure Tor either I.obos Island ampico also that m
regiment OF "Rihcs' have been dsmounted. and G,r,h,
that Col Harvey has been arrested by Cen Sco f,r H..
ooeuehce OF orders, aud To be tried mmed nv
court martial More full particulars o. morrow
nave also received letters from Mr. Halle who il with
ten Worths division, but which the ateness of the hon,
prevents our giving this morning Ills last letter IL d,ted
on inc ho orande, near PalO Alto" on the 9th NH u
which he states that Gen Worth is quite unwoI Inn, suu
aoe 10 give orders lie has between three thou
sand men with him-lhe pick OF tho army
ten Scott anu siaif still remained Brsz,s b,t wa.
thought would sail IN few days Tampco The ne,y.
brought by the Mekim that Gen Taylor had returned In
Monterey is confirmed
The vessels with the LIST Regiment PENNSYLVANIA voun
teets ON board had arrived off the Bazos-a we'll Thcy
had been ordered, II Is said, to Lobos.
From TampicO have dates Ia the 2Gth u b,ou,b, M
MAJ Morris. lie informs that Gen Patterson ,rry,d
mere on the 23i with 1900 men. Gems Twiggs Quiiman
ana rHlow were hIong-lToops all IN good health.
The steamer Cincinnati was lost the night Of the 2ad
uli. about % miles 10 the northward Of Tampico Sh,
had on board two companies OF troops and two Q pound
ere, ana was bound on expedition against Soto Ia Mari
ma Two soldiers aud the two pieces cannon were
The vessel was sold as she lay gh aud dry for $50
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" The Debate the Three Million Bill in the Senate
sui ia progress. Mr.. Calhoun had the floor yesterday
and, presume he defined his position IN regard to the
Mexican war, shall have m our power TO
relieve the public mind regard to which there
has been IL itlle speculation.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-10

Col Webb, a letter 20 the y. Y. Courier from Wash
| inRton, says:-"When the Army b u will become a aw
dare predict but hope and trust that il
will bc shortly stand pledged the Executive
remain here until 1t does, learn whether he intends to
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-10

~ Tie Warrington correspondent q the Baltimore
Son ssys. the Threo Million Bill. II defeated. will
have narrow escape. The two Texas Senators ore
nganH g. They ~ for "e0nquerug peace" not buy
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81 We are eisd 20 learn from the Alexandra Ga1sue
Of yesterday, that Augustus Waterman, Esl. Of Rocking
bsm Who. while visit to that city lev days since.
Wa ptosusted bya severe attack Of apopoy, recover.
zoe ffou, o. effects
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~ Col 5tcrne Summons. Of Madison roUniy Ms-is-
supp committed suicide. while Inboring under siberia
lion Of mind. az y,cksbufg. the JOih u.l