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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-03-20
BRILLIANT SCHEMES,
FOR MARCH, 1856.
GREGORY & MAURY, MANAGERS.

$4,000!
Lottery Tor the teueh, of the State Of Dsiassars.
Clsss 80, for 1875 70 Be drawn al Wilmington
Del March IS 1855
IS Number L9itsfy-i3 Drawn Ballots.
EIcH SCHEME
prize OF $40 600; ef 10000, 10 GOO; =
900; Of 5000; 1900, 1 Of I,l0O, - Of
1000; 500; 800; % Of $50; 100 Of 200
Tickets siO-EIaiyes s5-Q 5srets $3.50
Certificates Of PACKAGE % 20 wholes, $40 OC
20 tlsiFes, ~ 90
% QTanefs IS co
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PRESS AND FARMERS REPOSITORY.



Hartford Fire Insurance Company,
u HARTFORD. CoSNEcricuT
f.ss.r-si,s "a isie css-t~ rs-s-.-. c-r.a-i s,so..
"i RAJ Sesr~ v s~<ssr,s"y ito sssS.eo-
DUPLlc Baisaiugs. M.ssf.e,.,,,. Mn.. Ma.
chin-fy. Dwelling Bsu-eS. Stores. Msfehsn-
d,se. Heuseho,d Furpnare Vessels ON The stocks
% While 10 port &C SC. VIII be Insured AT taies
a. iow a. the risk wiz admit.
APp''easion fss issafsnse NAV te nase 80.
In the ats-nes of,se Ar~p, Irem charles,osn. Of
Joas y Bsows. Esq who will a,iend 70 thsn,
promFiy- Persons q, a distance address through
NIB On Church Buildlsr. aud c,.rrvm.e,.
pefsonsl pfuprrty. the Agent Will psrs@at biz CON.
missions 70 '.tnriag tbs amour, OF premiums on
The risks ,Aas afi-ipg.
Jsepafy :, is56-iy.
The Valley OF Virginia Fire
Marine Insurance Company,
VA Pe,e,s' On al iiads n Prssafy. sleciaa.
dsss. Se, al far ss.s s7sifsSss raiss.
Capital ~ 10000, with rowrr la Increase he
same 10 100000.
fINtIE aueniion al the eitixena of Virginia 4. es
r-ciaiiy invited to tais COMPANY a. Home
institution, based upon am Ole esPlsi and euafan-
iced BIZ ,hc best Of ciefeaccs ant c,,rt noted ON the
suieicst prineiples 81 sqamv justice, aud economy
HOME OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~
JOS. ). CARSON, PnssiLs1i.
&. 3. FUNK. Secyrtarv
o. r. ERESEE, Aeissyy.
DIRECTORS.
jos. 8. Carson WG. l.. Clark,
James p. Rieley, James II. Burgess
Lloyd Logan, y. W. RicbaTds0a,
john Kerr.
u. w. HEkBERT
Agent Tor Jefferson County.
August 4, is5J---iy.
Tcstitaontni<.
WFScaEsTEs, May -. 1851.
We, The undersigned, icing solicited 20 give our
opinion 90 the character end stsuJne 81 the m
surance Company OF he Valley az Virginia have
10. hssiia'on 10 saying tina, We have the uiu "a.
confidence 10 he abiiIy and Integrity Of the
PIrsdeni and Directors of ihai company
The tact that se have insured our Ovn properly
In the CoDPaSy. l. prfhaps the strongest evidence
ve can give a. To- our opinion Of it, merits
j. IL SuEgHAnn Cssh FsT.nsr's Bank Of Va
Hon. J. NJ. Mason. u. y Senator
Jscos sESsGsEY Esq, Merchant winebe,,er.
r. A. TIDuaIL. Priest of Bark 81 Valley Of Va
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-03-20

fTtik eefsr rirrn 81 ~ ssle ~ 49, asrs.r,l -
4 fsis n Wiilism ~ ~, ssssi s,ii - -.
81 ~ lsih berfmtsf ests
uUMPanEY KEyRs
THOMAS BROWN
sRt ~ tset Essrstsrk
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-03-20
IN CHANcERY.

YNIlIS causr came ON sssin 10 be heard tti. 3id
Il day al November, 1855 upon the papers iuT-
Cooke rctufnrd september I7th, 1850 with "a,
plaintiff, exception thereto, AID was aTgu-d by
eounssl--up"o consideration whereof il al pe aribg
.gha' the commissioner has mol fully Carried vn ire
desIee under Which he acied-And iha, tie Cour,
caGnoi properly proceed 10 act upon said frprft
oniil che Omissions are supplied, The plaintiff. eH-
eepiien y therefore sustained apd the cause l. r.
committed 10 commissioner a this Court " ii. ia.
s'fnet. - TO proceed ana carry in full The or
DEF OF jane god 1855 and TO eoTrect his report Of
The liens upon the property IN ,he bi.tsud proceed
ines m.niianet "a such particulars wheTeih it NAV
be shown 81 be eTfoEeous-liSo auiitinr any Iurth.
e. liens which ma7 be established before him. puf.
suing The ditesiioes 81 sad order az TO giving a.
lice, and Ia al other particulars aud make feport
10 order to tpr'h-r proceedings.
A Copy-Tesir,
q,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-03-20

WIS = frfsonF haginF Nefrafs re- ssis rat
Fti % hirhcFfpTict tFrsiiihf af ta, -slssfI
~ htfif"far AWiirabei b. 4tfr,r ~ .
lu'r - taaf q % pHAga
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-03-20
Ho for gansns..Nebraska /.

Nbs.NN - 90 Cost, cis-r B',eias.s. ias 40.
- eeisisfvf ,s,-rtt rafar 49,, g., .,.,,ry Mi
seli - fsfife sref prsty 'aasr Ciufhirg asI
o'hes sos't- io' hu'f- fru, ia ,st.aa a. cot Az
= isert tafrh'ru - haHei. BE-. .. ca..u!i pl,a.e
al % m@Nf ''iNre'fei ,r nDts tt Sihet si.- a.
soer o. ros-ihir a. Nth De- ave tb~g.t - As,,i
l--,. Fas tasinr-s wtit sn'i ~ etati.n.d On ~
u Wais' 8 Rrt No,s j. -, ,l1is 90 al rsr.on.
"a vant eseat Ia ssirs. d. t0t rrsIs.' 10 ecm,'
fefnfF eN cietarg % go ~ ~ rrs~ Come ua..
re-a~ al. sosse - W44rf" z C. .hesr
C,o,hiss Has Al hafVyft Fruy va
MOSES RANK
WALTER 4 FRO
II i.,-s.ai ~ Il. lsfgr srf- ~uh aye
frfch ir t.rrt "a Shenandoah 81 srp,sRs ,is
81. Af-saui.
Jsr4afv tsss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-03-20

4 hniEs DHEss GOODS = sits a.sa.t..
n Hsliaets. cassmsfss. P.aiss tisfass,s -
O. sale ~ IL ffOoFsl
esisssf15, isss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-03-20

FTfHE ffm 81 q 3 Bsllrs q 90 49, fis..fssa
n % D. " faF gsUsafT $50 81 W H.fri
fsiifiag ifon ~ sra 9 q nGLLEnA 90.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-03-20

CHEMICALS AND MEDICINES,
Witch am nov receiving AMI wAIeh are gaaraa.
tied to be Of she bes, qaalIy viz:
Citrate Of Potash Denio. fodids Of Merenry;
Chiors,e Of do lion by HydfgOcn;
~ Bsfbi do Wallets Mass
~ Tart 90 SgblsTbtnR,s OF Iron;
iod'de DO Prrcip Cafb 0f 90
Acetate do VsleTiahe 81 Zinc;
Cyanide Go Cyamoret of Do
Phospbate Of Amma; Iedide of "a
Phosphate Of sedsi VAlefiaBie offron;
iodtse OF lion: VAlsrtssis Of Cloinl,s.
DO 81 Lead; Csual. Of QoIBin- s,i
90 q Zinc: IIsou,
90 Of Manganese vstsiGa.
Pro, I0dids Of Msr'r; Eialsdsn.
Besides large variety nes necessary 70 men.
ton. L Al SMITH
Cbsfiessovn February % 1870
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-03-20

q 3 HELLER snd re-. HENnYP COOKE
~ hagisf pargtarsi ~ SCI - Dfass. -
~ e q. nrHrf a o. have s.isfst Isfs ! t.s,e-,.
faiF a1t ~ foaf1ri ~ tuslfess ~ Drassl.is
ed Apeikrtsfes a. ~ Store kasse VI Caste.
Nsa. fhs saas aa3 r ~ effh. fss alii - a.
hef.ls Il 4 prfF "a 4 -
Jssasrr ~ $50
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-03-20
Virginia 10 Wit.

10 Ihe Cheaii Caos, of Jefferson County.
t. CraBrfaHd Ssriags Iaasfas.oA eAs tIe afa,s-
raj B4As 81 .Nasyis4f. Plaihiui,
AGAINST
Jssr6 ". EsrHftSs FiaNkiiE Rsynal3s Edr-ard T.
Costs, as TSss'Je Sgng3, Ri3eHsts ar p.yysHaf
rFyesOairftre y Hm. g Esfkfagssi. dcsa
-Ussrg Berry, az J'G0ec. .Jsts A H.sfs RI
wsi-aI iee, n, TrSfes AaSrstr HsRler as 7ras-
~. tieTgc Fl'crs. Letr,s LEca; AleIan&er n
B't,ier. ass JiNfFi Nisaols as a6ssfzlsirz'or &c
bosG mas rih pe srsH arEsyed IF Danil AcI'ser-
son, dse4 'ssd cleo # iYiiiisa 81 i'Ae,sess se,d
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-03-20

LSsENcgf boeg alss.
c.. - Z e,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-03-20
Tor Raln
- a,ieihlne
VIneRar.

Il nHF hsrsisst Tsa.n.s Cas-
- yfafs 90 - - 49, 81 - NJ
eru'fsntef - le4l ns
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-03-20
CRYSTAL raLaE.

Holds Far, Aeio York UHatsd SAFES o.
A~-'ie4--Assoctii'o- fer he EIhibttioH
q fAs I,das,ry 81 al Nations,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-03-20

W w., 'sa :. s"u.n
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-04-11

TO show the mistake which such jokes urc
apt to cause, the Missouri Republican latcly
published this same speech as coming from
MIR. Wilborforc', upon bin for the amalio-
ration Of the lab,ring classes Of Great Britain
and Ireland. Mr.. Wilbcrforcc is made to
say
physically, he himself presented but very
unprcpOsscssng specimen Of humanity but if
it had not been for the Irish potato, it would
have been immensely worse with him. Had
it not been for that invaluable esrulent. upon
which he was mainly raised, in body and
mind, he could never have been incompatible
with what he was, inconsidcrablc as he
might be in both and to the great use Of
that vegetable he attributed the euporior
brightness, shrcwlnoss wit and ,dgacity of
tho Irish over tho Engish, who live mostly
On roast beef and pudding.
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OPTICAL.


..... May ees 1850.
NOTICE hereby given pas
ems and viii be paid the Treasury the
certificates thereof the la November when
Interest thereon will cease.
This department will continue purchase such stock prior said
day redemption and will pay therefor the following PREMIUM In
addition the the day purchase with
days interest for the money reach the vendor
On such the Treasury between the Isl day Of
June and the 3 july inclusive half Of per cent on
the amounts specified in the ceTtdcatesi
On such stock received between the h and s days August
one fourth OF one per
August the inter
accrued heeon and days additional interest only, viii be
paid.
Certificates such stock be
duly assigned the United States by the entitled receive
the purchase when july the
interest also be assigned by stock
holder, Otherwise such interest will be payable heretofore.
And further holders Of other the United
States will purchase the the let
dry and Of December unless the of
from the day Of the last dividend
ofnere and days additional interest for the money reach
The vendor, the following rates OF premiums
On stock fthe loan of lS4a, premium of 10 cent?
stock of the OF s47 and s4S premium of 10 cents
And issued under 9th September 1885,
monty called Texan indemnity stock, premium OF per cent
Certificates this notice should be duly assigned
United by entitled receive the money! and
previous July half interest must
assigned stokhode otherwise the interest
hall year will be payable him heretofore
Payment all the foregoing stocks will be made by draa on
Boston, New York; Philadelphia az
parties entitled receive the money may direct.
JAMES GUTHRIE,
May 20-dlal2Noy Secretary Of the Treasury.
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The Great Storm at Nep Orleans.

The Great Storm at NeB Orleans.
NEw ORLEANS Aug. l5.-Accounts from Last island YER
iy the sad story of yesterday II positively acerned
that l0s persons were lost.
1t Is feared that Grand Gallon island another watering
place, shared the same fate.
The corn cotton, and sugar crops incidentally
The Texas steamers Nautilus and Perseverance are several
days over The steamship Texas gone in search
them.
The extended far up the Mississippi as heard from
At the hospital Baton Rouge fourteen inches
OF fell between Sunday evening and Tuesday evening
S-The survivors Of the Last island disaster reached
this city this morning. They estimate Of life at 400
hundred and eghtytwo have already been counted
Many Of the Survivors wounded bruised broken
limbs.
The dead bodies pundered by pirates who in
habit the island.
The steamer Perseverance,, from Galveston has arrived
The steamer Nautilus had not been heard from.
There nothing definite from Gallon island there
undoubtedly great loss of life there was reported
that thirty dead bodies had been found one end of the
island and that the loss of property there amounted
S5S 900.
The loss Last island 500 900. II Is supposed that
hands OF the pirates, besides IS, 900 in baggage.
On the river, the banks Bayou Sara had caved in car
rying away three residences but lives were lost.
Several vessels blown ashore the mouth Of the Mis-
sspp and the telegraph line from thence suffered severely
The British schooner Manchester, from Belize, Hon
duras ashore at South Point She reports large fire at
Belize FIVE days before her departure involving loss Of half
a million dollars.
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mo. 1911
Notice

Of 'Oidra'cal Of lands Mssis'pp AaSana and L0ui.i.
making gran, land he Of Miss.sp aid IN s
OF certain railroads In said State including the
and Louisiana instructions have this day been given
ordered by Telegraph The and 10 the ALABAMA
and Louisiana officers withdraw and the following
the prescribed limits of selection until otherwise directed
liz MISSISSIPPI.
Office at JACKSON:
North and east of the CAoea~ base line and meridian.
Tow and I'd of and
East Of Pearl
Townships and 10, of ranges IT. ls, 10, 90, and 81.
Office at AuousrA:
North cost Of the ChoetaO base line and mcridia..
Townships and 7, of range
Townships and 3 Of ranges 6, re, and ..
Township y of range 49,
East Of Pearl north Of the slst deg Of latitude.
Townships and 10, of ranges IL i2, 49, H.
Townships !, q 49,, and ., Of ranges II and 49,
township. and 'S a"s Sss -
Townships 6, I, :, and 9, of range 81.
Eat Of PeGri south the alt deg Of latitude
township. s4sS and ranges . TO- H.is, and 49,
sx ss; n ,nS 10 Of range 49,
Township. 9, rs. and 9, Of range H.
Township Q, OF range 10.
Office at COLUMBUS;
North and cast Of the ChocdU base line and meridian
Townships 10, H. ~ H. H. and Is, ofanges H. IS 49, IL
10, and 10,
Township g. Of ranges s. 9 7,s, TO-, - and 10.
liz ALABAMA.
Once ST. STEPHENS:
South Of the 3 deg. Of latitude and pest Of The meridian
Townships s, 6, and !, Of ranges !, 2, 3, and4
IN LOUISIANA.
Office a GRIKMBuIe
South Of the base line and Of the principal muidisn.
Townships :, 8, and 0, OF range 10.
Township 7, {, 0, and 10, Of ranges "a and IS.
Townships 8, Q, aRd 10, Of range l6.
Once at NEW ORLEASs;
East Of tie MiRsissiPpf river.
Townships IL 10, and -, OF range IL east.
Townships 10, H. H. and H. OF ranges 10 and II east
Townships 10, II, and ~ OF range Is east.
my hand General Land Office, the city
Washington, this 18Th dsy Of August, 10 g.
JOS. 8. WILSON,
Acting Commissioner.
Aug l6-law6wt [Intel. Star.
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As regards the appropriations for the public works in
this vicinity, the House. bya decided majority concurred
with the Senate in striking the proviso excluding from
all couneIion with public buildings the officers of engi-
neer who have ably conducted the Capitol Treasury
and Post Office extensions.
They concurred also with the Senate by handsome
jores in the appropriations for the Capitol extension
SoOoOO and for the dome Of sOoc5 for the next years
service.
The House receded from the Sherman or revolutionary
amendments TO the civil and diplomatic bill. This secures
its passage.
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OFFICIAL.
DEIAkrnKsT o. sTAEs,

August 10, 1859.
Sanchez ofths United States Carriage
New Granada, has transmitted copy The
CTentea 0ea Of The Goth July, 1855 Published place.
legislative authority, declaring CaIagsna nee port o the
Of all nations from the LEI Of september BY This
however vessels will continue duty sonoma
bio law Of the ash Of June that subject
The exemption fom import duties ccumscrbed the walled
portion Of the city, and hsaee apply goods
out de villages Of Cabero BOesgnde, Eins and MAhss Pie
de Popa Counterfeit money and Spanish Columbian, and GA
madam money under the standard Of 900 well copper
sold Tor the ofthe republic, pTobed ALSO and i
compounds long legislature shall decree the free
ufaeure and sale OF that Vessels exhibit pa
entering the pou and when vessel only going leave
par cargo, captain must twenty hours pIsseh
manifest what he intends land and what leave board u
the vessel In search Of Market
landing her goodS the captain win be allowed forty eight
houn manifest Of what intends
retain ON board. the vessel come In ballast manifest will
be required but the visiting officer will satisfy himself
the state OF the vessel vessel from port republic
or from Of nation having treaty stpuaons with rspub
lie for bills OF adng will be required produce ball adng
articles which have been shipped said ports
manifest fer the remainder Of the cargo
port immediately first paying duy unless excepted
such payment by the law Of the 25 OF June before cited
carrying mall and sailing packets be any
hour OF the night and In like their goods bag
Of their passengers may be landed
will board vessels Bocachca When the goods
subject import duties, thu hachway hc shall
sealed the commanding Officer
from this operation which Formally officers
will retire, leaving suitable guard who shall daily
The seals the hatches &c broken except by
commanding officer who placed them thee his deputy
decree embraces number 10 the
discharge Of house Inspection
&C. and accompanied by explanatory the Secretary
oithe Treasury of New Granada.
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CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION IN TIE TENTH DIS
TRICT OHIO


TRICT, OHIO.
The democracy of this district assembled in convention
on the 18th instant, at Portsmouth, Ohio and placed in
nomination for representative in the 35h Congress Joseph
Miller esq, of Chillicothe.
Mr. Miller a candidate for the nomination but
bad been recommended unanimously by the county con-
venton Of Ross county for the Office OF district Judge On
the assembling Of the congressional convention There be-
ing diversity OF choice among the candidates seeking
nomnaton) Mr.. Miller was by spontaneous union Of
the friends Of other candidates selected suitable stand
ardbearer in the important political contest Of October
1885,
He Is young man Of pure character and fine intel
lecusl and social endowmen, possessed great energy
and enjoying great popularity among the people OF that
part Of the State being we'll known as an active demo-
cratic politician OF sound national vews-one who has
consistently opposed the wilmot provso and all kindred
propositions since in vogue among abolitionlst fusion
ists 60
As speaker he Ia practical luminous and arguments Ia
tive in his method Of treating political qucsons com
mendins himself by his sincerity wisdom sense and
warm heart to the Of his hearers. His nomination
has excited high hopes Of among the democracy
the district The democratic newspapers (parcusrly the
Cbcohe Adverser) speak in high cornmendaton of the
candidate and with tone confident Of The dis
trct has heavy "Od-line wing VOTE and is repre-
sented by Hon. Oscar r. Moore staunCh wing Of the old
school.
In 1854 at the congressional election, the votes were
cast follows:
For Oscar r Moore (whg) 1896 votes
For James W. Davis (democrat) 4,7oe votes.
In 1885, however at the gubernatoria canvass the votes
cast in the district foot up:
For W. MediI (democra) e,O23.
For 8. Chase (aboonist and fusonist) 5,993.
For A. Trimble (whig) 25s3.
The old-ine wings, Friday last. held meeting at
Portsmouth, Ohio and resolved to stand by their coors
and not fuse with any other party. The democracy Of the
district being enthusiastic hopeful and united-the
oldne wings stronger and better organized and the m
sonists conssedly weaker far than in 1855 it is more
than probable that Mr. Miller will be elected Congress
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The sELF-CoNTEssED MURDERER-John OLawler the in
dividua who recently gave himself TO the authorities as
murderer in having in the year 1852 wilfuy taken tho
life of girl named Mary Dunn, living the tine in Ire
land, appears at times to be insane and when ra-
tona denies the truth Of his former statement He al
eges that he knew girl Of that name in Ireland
and that being tired of a soldiers life he concocted the
story in order that he might be sent back Ireland He
either is insane counteres we'll the appearance Of
person in that condition He still lies in prison, awaiting
tho further action Of the authorities.
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To Members of Congress and Others leaving the
CITY.

IT w GAIT attention Of members Of Congress
NJ others their stock Of very superior ladies' and gentle
watches rich jewey Of the latest Styles pure silver tea
seats pitchers, gobeu silver forks, spoons, sc.
walters baskets, caso abaia
forks and spoons English American liable cutlery Se
Persons useful presents will find stock to com
prise a endless variety.
All good. nted and tho lowest rates
- NJ. w, GAIT h BROTHER,
32i between 9th and 10th streets.
q
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May 29-dial2Noy

MCPHERSON AND CABELI-Early history of the Univer-
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hhco unpublished with appendix and introduction compr
ing hist biographical notices. Price SO so.
Physicians buad diary designed facilitate the study OF dis
a bed side physician OF Virginia. 50 cents
obsieic tables by Dr. Pago translated from the French
o. IS. ~
iIshed and for sale AZ TAYLOR & MAURY'5
Auri6 Bookstore, 9h street.
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prom LONDON
II TomInson's Chess Players, Annual, for 1876
Whist; its laws and practice Colonel a. vol 1856
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Tcxds Election.

NEW 0sLrASs July l5-The Perseverance, bring, intel
genoe that from the partial returns received before her de-
parure there indications Of increased democratic
majority in the State.
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DIED,

On the 18th instant Of consumption, Mr. WILLIAM
SON. Philadelphia resident
Of this city in the 2sth year OF hts
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Dsnarfurs Of The Atlantic.

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sailed at for Liverpool She took out $1s5 900 ii
specie.
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