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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-03-04
GROWING POTA Tts EsS.

As "Spring time of the year is coming" a
correspondent very seasonably sends to the New
York Tribune the following seasonable account
Of method whereby'(he says) people having
very little ground some leisure, and no fear ola
little work occasionally, may grow very de-
cent bin of Potatoes for next Fall and Winter:
You procure cask or sugar hogshead with both
heads taken out; and place it over some soil
prepared in the usual way. You then plant six
or more Of your seed potatoes, place the cask
over them, covering them with earth as usual
and earth Them up wellwhen the vine is of the
usual height for hoeng you keep earhing till a
month orso before digging. The vines will
grow in some instances six feet and at every
joat there will be a crop of potatoes, so that in
some cases ten times the usual crop will be pro-
cured with less labor and less land being occupi-
ed.
| am informed it has been tried in Ireland
with considerable success, and for my own part
think it feasible, and would try it it / We're a
farmer or had ground fit.
:, A telegraphie despatch from Wheeling, states
that the post office in that city was robbed, on
Wednesday night, OF 5000 - Enquirer
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TIE MARKETS.

Reported for the fVind1cotor, by HIM. II. Bro,rn
Commission, Merchant.
RICHMOND, March 1.
FLOUR..S5 Oo-Scotisville, S. 1-s.
BEEF: scale weight, So so a S3 90 gross.
BACON. Dull
WHEAT....R 100 white 1916,
WCOL..25 to 81 cts.
sHEEP....S SO to So, as in quality
CORN-47a. to SO
CORN MEAL-55 cts.
HOGS--s4 so a 81 rs.
HERRINGS....very scarce--cut, So SO 10 S rs.
WHISKEY ....28 cts for Rectifed
BUTTER."12l to is cts.
PLASTER On Basin, SO rs per Ton.
SALT..Ss1 s5 from Wharf, in Store, 81 as.
LARD. New, II aSc.
FLAXSEED----S1 10 TO 81 10.
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TIE People have Called,
/. PAUL & T. BURKE
kResa'e sEsasares.esy,

3D. establishing, at reduced and fair rates,
A0 4 DAYLIGHT ACCONODA TION
STAGE, from Winchester 10 Staunton, in four
hours less time than the mail has usually made
They are thankful for patronage received and
the many expressions OF kind feeling on thei.
behaI and now III turn mus, call and depend ND.
on the people to sustain them, promising to run
on as long as wanted, notwithstanding we ara
threatened with determination, and vengeance is
declared against the UNION HoTEL, o. Minahes.
ter, While ever a Coach is running from her.
from whence they thipll said Coach emanated
true |. has, mainly because The Coaches of Fa-
rish, PeytJn, Kemp & Co, were frequently for
hidden 20 take passengers from said House, or.
derina them to their office and starting place
You who have long wanted the accoarmoda.
ton Stage, give us proofby your works. Can A.
! The UNION, Winchester, and McCLuNG's, Siam
ton, enjoy comfort and plenty at BILE rates
and take seals in Coaches from Win, hester 'ere!
ry Monday, Wednesday and Friday, from staun.
ton Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. Fare
through, $4. S
" The line from Winchester TO New Mar,
ket, belongs exclusively 10 Isaac Paul, and IN,
line from New Market to Stanton belongs ex
| clusvely to Thomas Burke Each ct them viii
attend particularly to the accommodation of par.
sengers, on his respective part Of The line "
| ISAAC PAUL.
: Ian "a. 1880 THOMAS RTRT~
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-03-04

a NEW EANg IN VrRGrHIA-The COMMITTEES
on Banks i'll the Legislature of Virginia have re-
ported 4 bill Incorporating the Central Bank Of
Virginia, at Stanton, with q capital Of not less
than $780, 900 nor more than $500, coo. This
bank is intended to be independent-the Bank
Committee Of the Legislature preferring an iLde-
pen6en, bank to increasing the banking capital
of this State, unter the Branch Bank system
The most important features of this new bank
are taken, for the most part; from the New York
free banking system.
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OBITUARY..

DIED, in this place on the morning of the
2Sth ult., Mrs. ELIZABETH PECK, Assistant Ma
iron of the Western Asylum, and consort Of MIR.
John A Peck
On Wednesday the eth ult, ANN ELIZABETH,
infant daughter of John and Ann G. Fish
er, of this town.
DIED. in Mt, Scion, Augusta county, on
MORE, son of Wesley and Margaret Rlackmore,
aged l6 years.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-03-04

COMPOUND INrEREsr.-Tl,e following sitnp
rule will show the number Of years in which a
single sum will become doublei in amount by the
accumulation ofcornpound interest, for all rates
Of interest not exceeding 10 per cent. Divide
20 by therate of interest per cent, and the
guotient is the number of years required
Thus 10 divided by 10 will give years by S,
IA years nearly; 4, nearly IS years; by 3, 24
years nearly by Q, 35 years.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-03-04
TouNEY FOR PROSECUTING

A fsNEY FOR PROSECUTING
N CLAIMS AT WASfINGTON.-The sub
ser ber undertakes the Collection, settlement and
adj hstment OF all manner Of Cairns Accounts. or
Demands against the Government Of the U. States,
or any foreign State or Country before Commits
sioners, before Congress, before any OF the pub
lie Departments the procuring of Patents, Army
and Navy Pensions, Bounty Land Claims, Soldiers
dues, Drawbacks, the Collection of Accounts a.
gainst the Government, and every demand or nthef
business If whatever kind, requiring the prompt
ans. a.icient services OF an Attorney OF Agent.
residence Of fourteen Yeas at ths seat CT the
Federal Government, with thorough and familiar
acquaintance with the various systems and routine
OF public business at the different Offices. and in
Congress, added 10 this free to consult the
ablest legal advisers if neede justifes the under
signed in pedging the fullest satisfaction and the
utmost dispatch to those who may entrust theff ba
siness to his care.
Being well known to the greater part of the citl-
zens Of this District, and to many gentlemen who
have been members of both houses of Congress in
the last twelve years, it is deemed useless 10 extend
this notice by special references.
Communications, must be pre- paid in all cases.
Charges or fees regulated by the nature Of the bu-
siness and its extent, but always moderate. Adj
dress II. &. SPAULDING, Attorney.
March 4, 1850 -3m. Washington, D. c.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-03-04

How TO TELL A ScoTcHmAN,--An incident
such as the following couainsa volume of in
struction in single sentence:
A Sco.chman was accustomed to test the We
rscity OF beegars protesting to be his country
men, by asking them ''what is the chief end of
man ~ IF they could not answer the first cues
ton in the shorter Ca.echisn,, they we've not
Scotchrnen.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-03-04

a LONG OxE,--Gen. Alexander smyth, of Viz
ginia, in the course ola two days speech before
the committee Of the whole, was called to order
by Arthur Livermore Ct New Hampshire, for
irrelevancy.
nNlr Chairman sail slnyh, Il am no, speak
ing Tor the member from New Hampshire, but
to posterity."
1.-THE gentleman" reioined Liverlnore "is in
a fair way, before he finishes, to have his audi
enca before him.
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NEW POST OFFICES.

New Post Offices have been established at Par
sdise and Keezleown in this county. At Para
disc MIR. James Bolton, has been appointed Post
master-and at Keezletown Mr.. Geo. Hosler.-
These offices will accommodate a large and pop
uous section of the county that has never enjoyed
the advantages of mail facilties.-Register.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-03-04
JOHN B. WATTS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW

ENROM the liberal support heretofore extended
u to me, as a member of the bar, in the County
Of Augusta, encouraged to offer ny profession
al services to the citizens OF Rockingham. Highland
and Pocahohtas TO the two first, in their respec-
tive quarterly and Circuit Superior Courts, and to
the other, in their Circuit Superior Court, only
My office is in the brick range, second room from
the north end on the east OF the Courthouse
square in Staunton.
Feb. !, lS50.-ly.
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HyR2 Ess'gTH .G.v.E3 ETsRZEG.y.

EDROT. BhANKY, late Of the College of St.
Il James, viii give instructions in French and
Italian to private classes.
REFERENcEs.-Davi A. Kayser, Esq, Alex'r
Hall, Esq, Or. F. T. stribling. and Rev, r. II.
Phillips.
Stanton. March 4, ls5o.--lm Spec copy
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-03-04

VIRGINIA At Circuit Superior Court OF
' La" and Chancery held for Augusta Coun-
Thomas ], Niche, acting Executor of Micha j
CARRIER, deceased--PlaintiH,
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-03-04

Henry F. Baker, Esq, formerly Postmaster in
Winchester, is recommended as one of the Dem
ocra!ic candidates for the House of Delegates, in
Frederick county. That's right. Taylor turns
out, and the people turn in. They will take a
short way for it in 1852, viz: turn Taylor out.
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NOTICE.,

A LII persons indebted 10 the Estate of Merrill
"a Gushing, decd, are requested 10 come for
ward and make payment Immediately, as it is very
desirable tine estate should be settled as speedily
as possible land all those having claims against
said estates will please present them Tor settle
ment to
EDWIN NJ. CUSHING, Agent
for the Adn'rx Of Merrill Gushing, doc u
March 4. lssn.-4t
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Ees.2sgg n.aal TgeGsicilass.

GULP. MORPHINE, Qninine, Chore form.
~ strychnihe, Gassia, Lump Magnesia, hlue
sinalts, Pare Ground Ginger, Judkin's Ointment.
Lamp CiisM!eys, &c, just received and for sale by
L. BERKELEY.
Stanton, Feb 20, 1850.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-03-04

VIRGINIA AT RIFLES held ia the Clerks
Office Of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Chancery for Augusta County, Monday the
4ih day of February 1850,
William A. Abney and Jacob Vanlear, Executors
OF William Abney, deed Plaintiffs,
AGAINST
Alexander M. Austin, in his own wight and as ad-
minisrator Of Morris Austin, decd, John X.
Moore, Gerard b. Stuart and o,hers-Deiendant S;
IN CHANCERY.
The Defendants, John K. Moore Lysander T..
Austin, John G. Fackler and Wiley Boiling.
Virginia and Amanda Fackler, infant children Of
Amanda Fackler, decd, formerly Amanda Austin,
INST having entered their appearance and given
security. according to the act Of Assembly, and
the Rules OF this Court, and ltappearing by salts
factory evidence that they are not inhabitants of
this Commonwealth 1t is ordered, that the said
de'ils do appear atthe Clerks office Of said court
on the first Monday in May next and answer the
bin OF the plaintiff and that copy oftkis order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper printed in
Staunton, for two months excessively. and post Cd
at the front door of the Court house.
A Copy-Teste.
CHAP. ]. KINNEY. D. 6.
February A. 1850.
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fA ARRIE

On the goth ult, in the Church of the Epi-
phany in Washington City, by the Rev. Mr.,
FRENCH Mr.. ]. c. ENGLEBREcHT, ofStaunon, to
Miss CAROLINE BALL, OF the former place.
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William a. Menzes and Elizabeth his wife, for

TItTIZ.!tS
rnerly CARRIER, and others-Deienaants.
1t is further adjndged, ordered and decreed, ths
this cause be and the same is hereby referred to
Master Commissioner Samuel Clarke, whose duty
it shall be TO state and settle the accounts Of Thos
J. Niche. TIE plaintiff, as Executor of said Gar
Der, deceased, and also account Of the advance
ments made by the testalor, in his life time, TO each
OF the distributes in accordance with the piovis.
ions OF the will ard make report thereof 10 this
Court, together with any matters specially deemed
pertinent by himself or reqnired by the parties to
be so stated T. said Commissioner is authorized to
proceed in the absence OF either party who having
had notice OF his primary appointment and adjourn,
meh shall fail TO attend 1t is further ordered that
in the settlement OF the accounts of aavancementa
any Of the dstrbatees may be summoned before
the Commissioner and required to answer any per-
ineat lnterlogatosies, on oath.
a Copy-Teste.
N. c. KINNEY, c. c.
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COPPER, sHEET-1RON, &C.

FI7HE Subscriber having taken the shop occupiea
by his father, in Waynesbaro', respectful " in
forms his friends ana The public, that he v III car.
ny or the
,Eisa aaata Copper Business.
IN ALI. IT'S BRANCHES, and v, in execut. hi,
work in the best manner, Of the be st materials and
on terms which Garnet fail to pie .se
GUTTERlNG dahe in Feat manner, and on
reasonable terms. Orders respectfully solicited,
and will be promptly attera ed TO.
John MORRISON.
N B.-A constant supply OF TIN WARE, Sc.
always on hand.
Feb. iS, lS50-St.
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TIE parties interested in the execution OF tho
above order, are hereby notified to appear at my
office in the town of Stauuon, on Wednesday the
2oth day oil March next, prepared to enable me 10
take the accounts required.
BANl'L CLARKE, M. Com'r
Staunton. Feby Is, ls50--t20M.
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SALE OF LAND.

My situation requires me to sell my Land, ~
wi ing in Augusta County, on Christians Creek,
adjoining VIM GilkeEon, and WIN. Marshall, con-
tanning
2ll ACRES,
upwards Of 100 Of which are cleared and in cultiva.
ton, with comfortable buildings on ii, and we'll wa
tered, there benga spring in nearly every field, and
the land is susceptible Of improvement will sci!
a bargain and solicit those i'll want of CHEAT
Farm to call and examine it. This land lies with
in 5 miles of Stanton.
SAMUEL FRAME.
March 4, 1850.
Rockingham Register insert At. and charge this
office.
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E1AgEpSy T1AMPS,

M z have just received and always keep on hand
w ai supply aud assortment Of Lamps, (sorne
beautiful styles) for burning OIL. Lard and burn
ing Fltid. Housekeerers are solicited to examine
our stock. ESKRIDGE u KINNEY.
Staunton, Feb, 25. 1850.
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" An exchange paper says ''the Democrat
who can afford to take, and does pay for two
neutral papers, can and should pay for at least
one Democratic Journal" There is a great deal
Of truth i'll the remark. The support Of neutral
papers is principally derived from Democrats,
who should have learned, ere this 'neutrality''
means Whggery -C,neianati Eng.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-03-04

GOpAL VARNISH.--Just received supply
~ of the above. L. BERK ELEY.
February rs, 1850.
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NOTICE,
30 dfie Stockholders eff trse
louisa Railroad COMPANY.

A N ACT of the General Assembly, passed the
1A Cd day of February, Instant, directs the
Treasurer OF the Commonwealth to.subscrbe to
the guarantee Of the State to certain Bonds Of the
Company
An Act passed on the day Of January
ul.imo, provides for the extension of the Louisa
Rail Road from Staunton to Covngton. Both
these Acts require the action of the Stockholders.
A general meeting will be held at Louisa Court
House, on Wednesday, 9th of March, at IL o.
clock.
BY order Of the Board.
JOHN GARRETT, Treasurer.
n. 3. Stockholders will be entitled TO free
ticket. J.G
FORM OF PROXY.
Know all men by these presents, that l.
------oi------ do hereby consti-
tute and attorney. for
me, and in my name to vote all questions that
may be brought before the meeting Of the Stock
holders Of the Louisa Rail Road Company. to be
held on the 9Th doy Of March, at the Louisa G.
H. hereby ratiiying all the acts Of my said at
torney in the premises, as fully as if | were pre-
sent and voting in person.
In testimony whereof have hcreunto affixed
my hand and seal this --- day Of ---
1850.
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ENAMILY BACON.-Whie s. Co, have in store
u 5ao0 lbs prime Bacon, for sale on accommc
dating terms.
February 25, 1850.
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California.

In publishing the following extract from the
letter Of Dr. Parran it is due to him to state that
1t was written in haste, and for the eyes of his
family alone. What we are enabled to give,
though far from uninteresting, had to be culled
from amidst matters of purely private nature.
This i'll account for any want of consecutive
ness in the narrative, which might strike the
readers notice.-sheperdsto,cn Register.
=. SACRAMENTO Cry, Dec. 26, ls49.
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Homicide I'm Baltimore County-shockine
Occurrence.

Yesterday morning one Of the most shocking &C
currences thet we have bad 70 chronicle for some
time took place al Elysyille, Baltimore County
about 20 miles on the Frederick Railroad. TIE
particulars Of the occurrence are about az follows
some months since, Nessrs. Miller i Mayhem, dry
goods merchants n this city, purchased the factory
q. Elysvile known as the Okisco Factory The
property had flrnerly been owned By the Messr.
Asa Il Hugh Ely, living at Eysyille, and at the
time Of the lsst purchase dispute s-ose IN regar1
TO the dam Of the factory, which, according 70
the Msurs. Ely was or a portion OF their and,
for which they demanded TO be paid certain
sum. The sum demanded was no. paid, me pur
cbssers OF the mill considering that they had pur
chased dam when they purchased tds factory.
For some time past certain repairs have been
wanting 70 the cam bat the Elys refused 10 per
nit the necessary work TO be done until their claim
sboald be settled. Thus matters stood until yes
terdsy, when Mr. Pal. the person who bad c1r-
trscisd to do the repairs Or Messrs- Miller q May
lev. sent ~ a number Of yofsmso 70 mend the
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Philadelphia Markets and Stocks
cotresponCerce ofTho Tnbuna
Consequences OF hho ltlouho
PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday, Aug II

PHILADELPHIA, "wednesday, Aar. IA
The COITOs sfket IL qsiet, a. both buyers and
feeTs are aDXouG 10 learn he Of the Nsgsss adj
vices before entering into any ergsgemens There
RAJ been rsher nquiry for FLOUR both for shipment
ara FOR city eorsumpEcn saes Of 500 ibis principally
western az sfernoon = Y Dbl for good old stock snd
III IS for fres1 ground ee brands a. ne ser rate
sses 10 TIE city desesa 25d5 rs for common and extra
brsucs RYE FLovE % held al - The stock u Coss
hEA Is ruch reduced Founsy ga1ia "a held hrmy a. IS
arc Few hundred bgis Brand wise sold ats y boil
THere /, fr AZ o1n Of WHEAT Offering oct Inc greater
porop Of Il is damp and unit for grinding sales Of rcd al
dSl z bushsl FOR Inferior gh weight AID prAs qualify
snc gcOd vhltes II. N0hing eoipg Ia hYE, COaS
scuee ard In demand a. 1886 Tor yellow NewOst. are
arriving freely and prices Ower ealeI OF souihsfn
So S5e ard Pennsylvania e. &c. Toe last sales OF Penn
sy.yania ere m-de stl7 ds0c busoe- "HIsEYhseRca
Ne o4gte bbls a. ne and hhds Al &c.
sAiEs OF sTocKs-Ftnf Bsare-sl55I sne = 5i
VIcisburg Bank Is; 500 X, ading Ri o. III slooo
DO. 7Si sieo0 DO Mong. ~ ~ 6lLsii Bsns ~
Pepnsty enis RE 81; = Leclgh Navigation, 81 - Oh
rstd lie ard TrusL I'll; . Mecbancs' Bnk, xsii 30
n, N Crrrl IA; FsrmrfE' and hechsncs Bsrk 68s
100 Reading RI ~ $50 Camden and AmoOJ RI Be-
al eslt I3 PeuncJ iYsuis ER, As
Sod BSard-42 Penny gania RR, ~; $50 Norris
to1u RR g. IS; 500 Cinden and Anboy kR So 10.
s5s stoO LeLlgn horige &c, 81 500 Resliog RI q,
~; 5000 Cg "a l1s, lo7l 1900 feunsssse 81 s3 81
Mechanics Bans, ~. UGioo Bsnf' 81 sloo ssAIs So
"a. a. 20 DO -
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GENERAL NOTICES.

~ ygstx state Cesvenifon.-The Wh'g Electors
he state OF New York requested N meet 10 their
sespecuve Ansmbly Dsnics AID appoint one Delegate
rom each District 10 attend State Convention, which VIII
assemble 10 the City Of Syracuse on THURSDAY the 2t
day ofsEPTEkBER 1885, at ofnst day for the pur-
pose OF nominating candidates The Offices Of Governor
Heaienant Governor, Canal Commssooer. Inspector Of
stas Priscos. and CLERK OF the Cour Of Appeals
JOHN L. sCHOOLCRAFT,l
JAMES HDRVER, ~,
JAMES KIDD, A'F'
yRAsLis TOWNSEND,
HENRY z HAfNOR, IT..
LIE GRAND g. CANNON, IVY
;sa,1ir rsf fassn {so.roA
H. HOBART HAWS
Wing Safe Central Committee.
dfDast nh %. la6p.
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Bess.u sympathy for the Tah'r' oil NO"
York q.

aosros Tuesdey, aug. To-
a. p~.,,t Of tie Ee,o- Yo-k Tudor P''f'effr' O"'''
s,R-I arrived here on Saturday mof''ne' anu
ar, happy TO say was receive mos o'ro'auy,
Ga TIE Bo.ton jours. ali coud wish them 70 oe'
rh.r are taking sctivs measures to render my
80 .,o,ss,ful. We had . meet ne toni 5n''
mss, Sa,oc,oa from the men Pre'eat $40 AFTER
sl..,;ny expenses. We executed some ou,'le'
o, e',,.rcs. A vote oftoans' ws' passed ~ US
o. ,sa NJ York 7y,5sae tni the B'sfo" F'''ee-
FIRE UE,oS. .-,.,,,,, c,r, rit.ee, took plsse,
~ IN take this city in sections ana ctnVaas
Hi : Ttey have requetsef me - relh1'u v.
~. morrow, which Of cOarse mast do tD''
81. ,bs men of New Ycrk III prove teemHS Te.
In@. ~ TIE sympathy TIA; IS nanro,'en 70
49, z sep up ,our shoo.meetings' snd 'cl
u ~ org;pchjpe frmness tho m'u VINO vi no
WIN 80, nm Keep % ID m three weeks 'inS
.eI ,he victory is cars. lie, no man wan "nI'
80. - cent in the treasury ar tln1' arc
sN"oSl Read the folosing resolutions PAAaeu L.
Ovl 49, Thai we vigw the p'esentfTufRe Os"e-u
h,sc.... - fie;y Yoh sod ther emp o. "a - ~
eur ,,ncss whefo Cz2isal plc7d 10 mo 4stl-
OF ne iy proves 10 Re tho moss Jpp'sst'o V. ''
Wolfe = Thai we the I1pueyInen Tso's o. DIT,
haet.a, ,,i,b oar Enlo q. ,D0fer' .. Ne~ 70 Z 3
80 yFs nleoge OUr.oves 10 esee' 'esI' " ""'-'
,Sbrious y hile their sHk, is'S ,.... ,o,. ado ..
Thcse and several other Tesol1uone We,s tnoP
A and viii appear ia the Pro'eci,re D4l'" u
this "eo@ OAeOftts Nr. CJn. Mo 70
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BossFr CAKRE CREsAssE.-The water having
ceased to flow through this crevas'e' 10 c9aso.
ouence OF the fsn Of the river, We uuoenstand 'he
work Of reconstructing the ievee WIu Do cog''
menced without delay. The planters in the ae'3h
borhood have dubbed together, aud agreed TO id,'
ai.h force Of 600 negroes 70 msks the WORK. VITO
the needfu number Of horses. carts. etc II IS pro
posed 70 carry the new levee further back rom Tue
liver, and TO make /. in very Substantial manner
N'' NV IN o Buledn, Ssh.
II Alexander Leyman, native OF C1nnecs''
cut and old resident Of Cincinnati dled IA tlsT
is,t week. He formerly resided in Osica N 7.
In 1884 he became Cashier. and suoseq Iertly
President of the Bspk OF Cleveland.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-15

vz- William l.. Chaplin, Esq tconnecte1 WHO
,,,vs abduction In WsshngtJn,l 70 hs..scna-
ue ~. The .on of the late Rev. Dane Chaplin
isi Dc Of sro SsS ,S and btOher Of tho late Dr.
. q Cbsnlip of Csmbridgeport His mother was a
-. " The late Judge Prescott OF GroEoo, ard @e
hs,;o,o no has two sisters visg in that place he
Il in see little past City, without family, ana a
man Of rare eloqueDoe sod 'ol ity WIN tn tae p'o
BE wss formerly Of the legal professor, pus ~,
state Of NewYork, an1 correspondence from
washington, chiefly in connection with the Aa'i-
Sin'ei! IR0tIop Bse.