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fe 5-St H. BALDWIN. Cashier.

We seldom recommend manufactured
medicine. believing that, in most cases nature her
self pertecis cure more rapidly aud eeetualy than
can De accomplished By the vegetables and minerals
OF MEDICAL science But In the matter of dysp spsa
there chronic Gestures about it. which very oen
defy all the efforts of nature to create healthy ae-
ton of the digestive organs, and it not
in body and mind from indigestion and its kindred
ills. To such, Hollands German Ritters prepared
psration 1t is a tonic medicine giving healthy ac-
ton to the stomach and will be found highly ser
vicsab,s at ali seasons. but especially during the
spring Dyspepsia can only be cured by "A patient
perseverance, in one course of treatment and to all
those suffering under this Sad maady, we would re-
German Bitters 100 Arch street, Philsdelphia -
Philadelphia Inquirer S.
Agents for this cty-Mesns. PURCELL, LADp 4
Co., and BENNETT BEERS, Druggists.
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LAUNCH OF THE SABINE The U. S. frigate Sabine
morning, amid the booming of csnnon, the strains
OF martial music, and the shouts snd cheers of more
tnan ten thousand people. As the signal bell was
tune. she gracefully slid from her stocks and shot
mo me blue waters like thing of iife." The i'm.
nsnse force with which she struck the waves
o,s sueh an undercurrent and swell a. to set in
vessels. NNAs anu eii 'no surrounding
ns..aa W. lf.om whose hrrricane deck we wit.
foated from the docl; bot sbe NY. nos9ngs snd
% i, Inc sabine shot nearly across the East Ryer
ye tno smtng got along -sids Of her snd took
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STABLEk's 'good medicines" are recom-
mended to the pubic with the sssuraus that nothing
10 claimed fer them but what they really posssss.-
The curative properties Of srABLEas AseoYsE
CHEgRY ExPEsToRANT have been certified to In
hundreds Of cases. where il has been beneficial In
Coughs Colds Sore Throat Asthma, Bronchitis, and
disesses Of the lungs and throat generally The Dr.
ARRnGA CORDIAL 10 also known 70 have cured hum
dreds OF ca o. Of those serious diseases Of the bowels
which 90 often prove fatal Indeed, In regard to
both medicines trial Of their msrits By the aist
cd Is confidently asked. we really believe thsrs
are no better medicines In use.
a See descriptive pamphlet. to be had sratis Of
the Agents
- Price for each only 80 ssn.s. or siF bottles sos
Ell. gTABLER Co, PropristorA
Wholesale Druggists, Raltinoss
rURCELlt LADD 4 Co,
Wholesale Agents. RiehmonG
ost Viysisis 10 5-1ksi1
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LuxFoRD's SELF RISING FLoUR.-Haying
tried this Flour we find that it has the properties
ascribed to it by the manufacturer Mr. Luxford.
9th street, opposite the New Market. Tho certiI-
cate OF Dr. Snead inserted with Mr.. LIS advertise
ment in our paper (Which seq pronounces the
ingredients employed in the Flour I'm nowise un-
wholesome" aud adds that it may be used with
perfect propriety by ALL" The Self Rising Flour
must at times be great convenience to house,
wives
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-05

BALTIMORE, Feb. 2-Cleared, sshr. w. H. Ira
vers, irwan for Richmond. February S-CiesYed
schr James Henry, Layton, fer Fredericksburg.
SALEM, Mass Jan. 30.-Arrived, schr Saratoga,
from Richmond.
Br. schr Sultap. from Halifax for Richmond Va
was spoken Jan. 20. 10 miles west of Sable Island
with foresaii split, and deck swept
PHILADELPHIA; Feb. S.-Auivsd steamship Penn
sylvania, Raymore, 80 hours from Richmond. Yel.
terday at p. NJ, off Cape H.Ilopen, Thomas MOI.
cow fell overheard and despite every Effort to save,
sunk to rss no more.
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MADAME De VRlEs.-It will be seen. BY

MADAME DE VRIEs.-It will be sesn, BY
referring to advertising columns, that this great
artistic, and her troupe, win give Grand Operate
Concert st the Metropolitan He'll, on Wednesday
evening next. All who remember the exquisite en-
troupe last year, will, sure not mss this op-
portunity Of Madame De Vres We can only saY
that she stands pre- eminent of the hrat Lyric
artistes of the age, and we have doubt but that
this will be of the create musical of the
sea.on. The sale of secured seats will commence on
Tuesday morning at the music store of P II Taylor
where the dissram of the Hall NAV be saen
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-05

DEATH OF ONE OF WASHINGTON IRvIHG's
HERoEs.-The Troy Budget, of January 81
announces the death Of Hon. Hartman Knick-
srbacker, at his residence in Schagticoke,
aged rs years. He was, says the Budget, i'm
mortalized by Washington Irving, who made
him the original of his Diedrich. He was a
man ''of infinite merth," and oft has "set the
table in roar" Judge K, was federalist
in early life, but after the Inauguration of
jackson, classed himself as Democrat. The
last time the Budget recollects to have seen
him on any public occasion, was on the deliy.
cry OF q lecture by himself on early local his
tory, at the request of a large number of old
citizens.
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MARINE NEWS.
roRr or RICHMOND. Feb. S
ARRIVED

ARRIVED,
Steamship City of Richmond, Mitchell, PhilsdeI
phia, Indss and passengers
,Schr. j. Birdsal BirdsalI, Attakapas, Sugar and
Mlaosses &. T. WORKMAN l. Co.
Schr Charles Williams Boyd, Attakepas, Sugar and
Molasses Dunlop MoEcure L Co.
Schooner Walter williams, Hutchins, Warwick
Germ and Oats, Stearns and BrummeI.
SAILED,
Schr Mary Washington, Ward. Back River
Schr Sachemshead, De Hart, Warwick
schr. William @. Young, Moore, Warwick,
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SHOCKING AccIpENT-Eariy y.s,.,s
,he manged remains Of Joseph WnIisms hnn
"a years. employed at the Crescent Iron Wo,s aseo
for cutting muck iron. No one about The m; a.sc
the uufortunats bey 1t the time the sccide NJ
red but u 10 probable that he was engaged in ollin.
revolving wheel or shaft. His body was cut by tbs
cam acIoss the breast In two pieces. nd some tins
after they we're carried away; one arm and one hand
were found In the Wheeling IatsHigessey Of Fri
Aag " = 80
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WHAT or which is the best Vermifupe or

WHAT or which is the best Vermifuge or
worm Destroyer is question daily aud hourly asked
by parents anxious for the health of their children.
All who are at all acquainted with the article, will
immediately answer. DIR. mLAsE's CELEBRATED
VERNIFUGE. 1t has never been known 10 fail, and
IL one Of the safest remedies that be used
friend Of ours lately handed the following state
ment in reference TO this Vermifoge:
NEW YoRK, September Is. 1852
GENTLEMEN; A young lady of my acquaintance
had been fer a long time very much troubled with
worms l advised her to try DR.. MLane's Celebrs-
ted Vermfage. She accordingly purchased and took
vial, which caused her to discharge unusually
large quantity of wormsL She was Immediately re-
Ieved of all the dreadful symptoms accompanying
this disease and rapidly recovered her usual health
The young lazy does not wish her name mentioneas
her ence however Is $50 fifth street, and she
refers to Mrs Hsrdie, No Manhattan place
P.s-Tbs' above vsusble remedy, also Dr.. Mo.
Lanes Liver Pills, can now be had ct eli rcspseta-
BILE Drug Stores in this city.
n Purchasers will please be careful TO ask foI,
and take mono but DR.. MLANE'S VERMIFUGE.
All stherh In comparison. sre'worthiess
A5-dkclw
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DESPERATE A.sAuLr-Officer .Jobnso

DESPERATE AssAuLT.-Office johnson
arrested, last Saturday morning free negro called
Peter Jenkins, charged with violently assaulting
the cage. When brought before the Mayor, the
officer stated that Sullivan confined TO her bed
from the assault made upon her, and fears were
entertained that she would not recover She had
received heavy blow on the head with pitcher,
the effects of which, it was feared would produce
lockjaw. Under these circumstances, the prisoner
was remanded until Saturday next
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DEATH OF yupsE.-yudge d. G. Lyon. who
held ahigh position In the courts of Alsbsm. di.a
Aoeaon. IN that State. on the Goth nit. of aps.
g.sy. ~ appears that be was . minister of the
nospsi = wei - an expounder OF the law; for he
ylesceed 70 ne morning. and returped aesin 10
died 10 the church. W. ssAen W ana
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-05

BURGLARS are committing depredati0ns
beyond the corporate limits few nights since,
the residences of Messrs Charles Philips aud Dab
ney Philips, stealthily entered but the roguer
failed to secure enough booty to pay Themselves tor
their trouble
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LARGE SALE OF OIL In NANTucKEr.-We learn
sh.t the ship Alsbamas cargo Of sperm oil was cold
u Ntrtuckst Tuesdsy to parties In this city, ct
cents per gallon 500 OF IL for export 20 E1rops)
sna Des sperm, from store, also to parties here
~ IoTk houss. The whole worth Ising $50 600
Tnl0 cleans the market for sperm oil In Nantucket
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Mrs. C. HowaRp.-It will crafty the nu.

b1RH .. tOWARD.-IC VIII grdIlIy CHb NU-
nerous friends of this charming actress TO learn
that she has been re-eDgaged and that she will ap
pear st the theatre for a few more evenings The
bills say with truth that she has been received here
with 1.-The most enthusiastic appreciation" Who,
indeed, can witness her perfect impersonations--
listen to the exquisite melody of her voice-and
see the sunny smile that lights up her pretty
face-whout joining in the applause that always
ereets herr Hence we hope that every gentleman
will go the theatre during her sojourn with us, and
carry his wife, sister sweetheart, the may
be. Both be and they will feel better for having
listened to the music and the lively wit of Mrs,
Howard.
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MRS. TRoLLoPE Florence correspond.
emit of the New York Times, speaks of Mrs
Trollops, Of American critical celebrity, who
resides In Florence. The correspondent saws
she 10 now withered, feeble, psllid old lady,
and if she walks, must be supported on either
hand. She Is, he says, peculiarly attentive
sure to atone for the bitterness of her former
treatment of them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-05

In Welden. NJ c.. the LIST lest, by Justice John
Campbell, Mr.. THOMAS HANCOCK, of Lowell,
Mass to Miss AMANDA r, CRABBEN, of this
city.
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New AppARArus.-The Messrs, Barnes

have just completed light and strong hose carriage
for Protection Company No. E. This vehicle has but
two wheels; is built the plan of No plug catcher
but is designed to carry hose than the smaller
machines of that pattern 1t Is to $780, one-hsf
of which will probably be paid by the Fire Associa-
ton, but the other half will have to be made up BY
the company and such of citizens are disposed
to aid them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-05

Mr. C. Mortimer, editor aud proprietor of the
Southern Quarterly Review, has drawn the large
prize of twenty thousand dollars In one of the Ma.
rylsnd lotteries subject to discount of fifteen per
cent, which leaves the snug of seventeen thou.
sand dollars
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-05

1t is thought that Mr. Breckenridge will start for
Madrid in fortnight, and that he will 20 cut in a
national vessel.
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FUNERAL OF BISHOP CArERs.-The funeral of
Bishop Cspers took place in Columbia, on Satur-
day.
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DIsoRpERLY.-John Vines, an emancipa.
ted slave, and Mary Brander, a Tree woman, were
arrested last Friday night and Gagged for being dis
orderly and fighting In the street. When brought
before the Mayor the next day. John was ordered
thirty stripes, and then committed to prison for
want OF register Mary was ordered twenty
stripes, and tn en- discharged
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-05

THE effects of the imprudent use of Mer-
curry may be seen In the HUNDREDS who walk our
strsets Ike Thermometers, indicating every shsngs
Of weather by the aches Of their Bones and Joints,
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, and like diseases AND
THEY WILL CONTINUE SO until they eradicate every
vestige Of Mercury from their systems, which can
MIXTURE, TnE ONLY POSITIVE ANTIDorE FOR
MERCURY KNOWN.
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No PRooF.-John Finney, free negro,
supposed TO have been connected with the running
of Of several slaves from this city, was arrsgned
before the Mayor Saturday aud examined, but the
proof being insufficient 10 eend him on tor further
trial, he acquitted. Thatthe abolirioliss have
agents in our midst, engaged in stealing and run.
ming OF slaves, there can be no doubt but the great
difficulty now appears to be, to detect them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-05

The redemption OF the public debt for the weel
ending Feb. g. amounted TO S14 600
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Arrest OF A FUGIT1yE.-Linsey the

ARREsT OF A FUGITIvE.-Linsey the ne
gro fellow who off from his owner 10 this city,
Mr.. R. Ii Dickir son, has been arrested and brought
back TO his master whs pow has him in confinement.
Linsey captured in Lancaster county on Thurs
day Last, aud asserts positively that he has
seen Joe, belonging to Fir. Sadler, Bob. owned
by Messrr. Jones Slater, both of whom OF at
the time and yet at large.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-05

NORTH CAROLINA LEGIsLATuRE.-The Western
Extension Railroad bill has passed its second read
ing In the House, and the Dan and Yadkin Railroad
project has been killed
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MARRIED.,

The alarm of fire, about o'clock last
| evening, was caused by the burning of q chimney.
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shipping merchant named Ward, whose pro,
perty is estimated at 100000, died in New Yorl
last week
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FRESH SHAD.-We noticed last Saturday
afternoon, at the stall of James Brown & Son in
the first market, number Of fresh Shed, just re.
ceiyed and for sale. Epcures and others fond of
the scery taste of the first uxuIies in season soon
purchased the lot at 81 eaoh the salesnIen barely
covering expenses at that price.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-05

MINISTER TO FRANcE.-The Washington corre..
pondsnt of the New York Journal of Commerce. TIM.
writes:
have reason to believe that upon the resignation
BY Mr.. John Y. Mason of his post az Minister To
France, Mr. Marcy will be appointed to succeed him
and that Mr.. Marcy will accept it. This arrange
nent brought about In fact for the purpose of sd
Justine the difficulties between the two branches of
the Democratic party in New York These tive ma -
ties are now represented here by two special
lions who have each offered terms OF concl;ston 70
the President To promote this reconciliation il il
from the Cabinet Ae
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-05

NEW PUBLIcATIoEs.-"Our Country: A
Sermon, preached at Bladensburg. Maryland,
on Thanksgiving Day. 2ad November, 1854,
BY the Rev. VIM Piukney, d. D." This is an
able and eloquent discourse by clergyman
OF hnetaients, scholarly attachments and ex.
allied moral worth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-05

FIRE IN FALL RIrER-The oil cloth carpetipa
factory of Jacob Vining, in Fall River. Mass, wai
destroyed by fire on the morning of the Both uIt-
Loss about Se000 insured for $1,000.
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DIED.

Or the ID of February. at 81 o'clock P, NJ. at the
residence of his son. Mr.. CHINA CARTER, in the
74th wear of his age
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-05

NoMINATroN OF U. S SENATOR FOR WISCONSIN,
Charles Durkee, Esq, was nominated ON Wednes-
day az the Republican candidate for u s. Senator,
by the Legislature of Wisconsin
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The Governor OF Massachusetts has ordered the
removal OF Col B. F. Butler from the 9Th regiment
of that State, for refusing to disband the foreign
company in his regiment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-05

The MxcHAKrcs' Institute holds ito
regular meeting In the basement Of Metropolitan
HAL Tonight at O'Clock. Members and others
attendance
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-05

:, F!HED.-Sidney CLARK was fined 81 by
ne Mayor tor obstructing Marshall strees near the
second Market, with wagon.
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NORBORNE NORTON 4 CO.,
DEALxRs IN

IMPORTED g. DOMESTIC CIGARS.
DEG leave to inform their friends and the
No IsS ~ e IN opposite tbs AGertenA
Hotel. whore they istesd hsspine sen; ~ g
hand choice ssisssion q he ncsG a O1SS SsSS
sTEMs, sNUFf. 10. &c ns-aiesvss
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In the case of Phelps, at Albany, N. Y, convicted
of the murder OF his wife, but in whose behalf the
plea OF insanity interposed, the jury, after due
consideration, have rendered verdict OF SANITY
1.-THE Governor does not interfere the unfortunate
Phelps will be executed on the 9Th.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-05

FIRE-Between the hours of ] and 2
o'clock yesterday, the roof of building in the brick
soma estate and occupied by Mrs Wood, took fire,
but fortunately discovered and extinguis be-
fore doing serious damage. Had the accident oc-
CURED in the night time there is very little doubt
that the whole row would have been destroyed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-05

MRS. ANNA EvELINA TUCKER, widow Of the late
Henry St. George Tucker, died in Winchester OF
z he lsfip at
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MR. POWELL BLANKINsHlP. who was ac-

cidentslly shot at South BostoD Tuesday last we
gratiGed to learn is improving rapidly and hopes
row entertained that he will ne sufficiently well
in the couree of few days TO be broug this city
This information was received from the father of
the wounded man, and is therefore perfectly re-
liable.
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~DEMocRArIc Vi0lLANcR CoMMrTrrx.-
Col ChsrIes .. Mqssan. the Chairmsn 81 the nemc.
crssic meeting. held e Ssunders Hall On Thursday
constituts the Democrats yieiIrrce Cen nsfss.
aonroe Ward. during the present canvas: -
Z. W. 1lersbrook, Geo. ". Brool,
Wm +. simms, J. Rosb.y
Samuel T. Ba,iy, Jacob v Crsw6o.d
Samuel D. Denoor, VIM Enstish 80
VIM B. Gaines. Isaac Graham
Jos. Hierhoftzsr, Richard Maore.-s-os4,@
1eo L. betty Henry Miller
nobt. Nimmo, II A. Phillips,
y snnms T. starke,
w. Timberiske, John AppIeysrd.
The Chairman OF the above commit,e has the
power to enlarRA IL AZ hfs disnra zion -
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BuRYrNa A FIREMAS.-On Saturday af-
MAN Observation-Disclosures a drown,

MAN DRowNED-Yesterday a drowned
man found in the dock at the foot of 18th street.
and taken on shore. Coroner Wicker was imne
dately sent for and, attended By officer Pearce held
an inquest. The jury unable to find out his
NAME as no one knew him. and he had papers
about him by which he could be recognized He
had in his pockets about 81 in silver. As marks Of
violence were discovered on bis person, the jury
came to the conclusion that he accidentally to
his death by drowning The body had NO doubt been
ia the water eight or ten days.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-05

HORRIBLE MASSACRE AND BURNING OF BRITISH
SHIp.-Informstion has been received Of trssical
occurrence on board the British ship Berenice. tbs
master of which, Captain Cundy) with his VITA.
chief mate, and others. hsve been massaersd by the
crew, who afterwards set fire to the ship and ds
stroysd her, to prevent detection. The Bersnic.
sailed from Shanghai on the 18Th Of July 1852 with
cargo OF tea, for Sydney. Her crew, shipped at
Singapore, consisted almost entirely of men from
different parts of Ns:herlsnd India, who, tbnkipa
that there was much gold board conspired to TAX
possession Of the vessel The captain, mate, and
three seameu were killed at the outset the captain
wife dragged from between decks whittier sba had
flown, and thrown owe, board. A French passenger
is leo anaccounted for, and thre- Bengaiese and
Amboyna men who were among the crew. All the
money that the wretches got consisted OF one huu.
dred aorins and forty Spanish dollars which thev d.
vided among themselves. and it was agreed amous
them to sai for Tauban. there to abandon the yss.s
after having set fire TO it. The ship gaining TasaI
which taken for Tsubsn, she as set on fire. and
they took to the beats Several lie # ehnd and
were burned in tho vessel Finding cir nsta2e nm
gaining the hsishts of Tsgal, they were comp.lIsd
to get Iis Of most Of the plumber by throwing it
overheard. The authorities, however, caused their
arrest Some OF them confessed; four of the rina.
leaders were executed, ard FIVE others Sentenced 70
twenty yeats Punishment, "
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NEW SPECIAL NOTICES.

VIRGINIA MEoHANIos' INsTITUTE.-A re.
aular monthly meeting of the VIRGINIA MECHANICS
fNsrITUrE will be held in the basement of Metro.
politan Hall to night at O'Clock. Punctual atten.
dance of members is desirable.
JAMES w. LEWELLEN.
ia aee,v
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CAMPHENE ACCIDENT - In Philadelphia, On
Thursday evening, dreadful accident occurred in
consequence Of the explosion OF two camphene
lamps. little girl six years old, daughter of MIR.
Isenhower, was 40 dreadfully burnt, that she died
In few hours. The childs grandmother was also
severely burnt
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n We are indebted to Hon. X. NJ. T.
Hunter for an interesting public document