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MAGOElC.

At called communication Of Union Lodge No &
held NJ Unontown. Alabama the 10Th day OF March
D 1859. 4. l. $3.50. tb. following preamble and
lions were offered by Brother James q. Hudson. az
unanimously adopted:
Whereas This Loi!e has received ths sad and NOUN
fol intelligence Of the demise Of Of It's n,mb.L
JOHN MiNGE, and whereas It is both right and prOps
hat she should give BETTING testimonial Of her gri.! 81,
his worth The efOre be- it
j. Resolved, That the announcement of tho des,s q
Brother Mnge has caused pang Of deep sorrow IN L.
breast Of every member Of th!s Lodge
Resolved. Tint In the death VI Brother Mnse usif:
Lodge bss lost Of its brightest ornaments thu Ha,or
ic fraternity friend true and trusty" and society
large. man VI sterling worth and nestlnsble virtues
5 Resolved, That whilst we commit his body u The
grave. dust TO dust AMI ashes to ashes" an! comneE.
his spirit 10 tina God WHO gate Il, iii drop the
OF eyn2nthy and affection hi. bier snd look forward
with bright anticipation 10 that day, when hope
meet him again. in thr celestial Grand Lodge above TIA
temple not made with hands eternal in the Heavens
T. Resolved, That this preamble and resolution b
spread upon the minutes OF the Lodge and that the ase
tary instructed TO forward copy of the ?,
rents and friends Of the dccessed with the full assurance
Of our deep felt coincidence with them In ,h their bor
Of affection and trial
Resolved, Thst the members of this Lodge vii! veal
the usual badge OF mourning for thirty days ,r;5a
ofrespect for our departed brother
D. Resolved That this preamble and resolutions be put
lished in the Csnebraks Herald, and Marion Connct
wealth Copy
u. DRAKE sscre,A!r.
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COitM0nnR

rOMMODoRE, hall brother to Revenue, -
~ and full brother to Financicr has been ~
bIough. from the Eastern shore Of Virgins, ~
where he was doing large business to make -ll-4-
season a: Broad Rock the rcques, of several racer
and breeders who were influenced In their desire 10 t's
from him By the performances of the stock Of Revenue
Commodore was a horse OF remarkable speed, srd o:
Tor an Injury be sustained years old In one ~
ankles, would, no doubt, have made racer Of the ah
order; as was, his most distinguished performance, T'
IN beating the celebrated are "Die Clapperou, 10
match rach OF two mile heats the New ash.
Course in remarkably fast time, and in winning tie y,
pretor. purse at same place, beating Lady Fsirse!a ~
WAGONS Trustee marc and another. IL each oil 'a"'
races, rs IN all his trainings. he was very lame.
Commodore Is as beautiful and highly finished n.."
sscsn be found anywhere blood BAY, very much Fe'
DING Revenue;) Eve feet one inch high sired oy
ton, and out Of Kosae Somers. the dam Of keveSae,
nancier and Protection; OF ali of which Commodore
acknowedgedly tho tastest horse His colts ara 20"
years Old and said TO be far the finest looking g
ever seen in the section of country whera he hos soe
the last three years. y.
TERMs:-Forty dollars the season, which nsy ae :,
charged By the payment Of thirty, or before ne
July when the will terminate. Grooms zee g.
Mares viii be fed three time, day z-ss and by .
6tty cents per day.
March se-o4. mo. ~ BorT..
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For tks Enquirer.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR WILLIAM L.
JACKSON, ESQ.

Messrs. Editors-The Democracy of this portion
of Piedmont heartily endorse your very sensible ard
welltmed remarks on the claims and qualifications
of the distinguished aud reliable Democrat, whose
naps beads this article.
Your views in regard to a unanimous eudorsation
OF Mr.. Jackson. without the voice of STATE Convex
ton, to nominate him, any other Democrat, doubt
not, VIII oe fully endorsed and acquesoed In by the
entire Democracy throughout the old Commopwea lth
Mr.. Jeckson's appointment by Gov. Wise, and his
upapimons election oy both branches Of the Legisla
ture, fully sttest the confidence rsposed in biu and
is a sumoient guarantee 10 the Democracy of Virei
MIA of his qualifications and fitness for the position OF
Lieutenant Governor, TO oil tbs unsxpired term oil
Mr. McComas.
The writer processes to know soms,hiug of th-
prominent mon of our party 10 the State, and more
particularly 10 the Wes and without any desire to
di.psraee the claims Of any, must say that VIM
L. jackson Glands almost if not entirely At the head
o. the list OF able faithful, and higb.toned members
OF our party 10 West Virginia. II not In rhe broad
ino,fs OF the State. He 10 able and worthy 10 fiji
any position which may be rendered him, eltbsr IN
ING ete'e Q, national Councils by The Democracy OF
virginia. Ever loyal and true to rhe usages and
principles OF the party, be modestly anuoupcee him
self as candidate, but, mark YOU, subieot to ID.
decision OF Convention OF our parry, which will.
'rus!, os unnecessary. Hoping his el.o,ion v;lI h.
unanimously ratified at The polls Gu, fdep,ly h.p.vn,
:hs' bis merits sud grss' ability will be- rewarded
BY brighter future. am truly yours,
cpl>x,,a.
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TIL FRIpERrcKsBu Re AND GoRrossriLiE NAIL
Road bill. vhon psssed the Senate on THURSDAY ano
which tho Speaker gave notice be would cal up 70.
dsy, deserves the unanimous vote of tho House OF
Delegates Whether considered logically, eqntsoiS'
morally, sooialy commercially, it ought to
ed at this session. It asks 10 appropriation, oal 'n
ply requests that subscription slresdy made' 'n0''o
be transformed into preferred stock and thus secure
the completion Of work which 1t Tou'o 10 ''wp.'
Justice # the Legislature would CONSTRUCT eh'!fe''
upon State account. Ten years ago Frederokeoofs
was aourishiDg Virginia town. She s.kea anu "s'
refused repes,edly the usual aid. Another soaa wax
built BY the State, which drew of bsr iealtmat.
trade Unless this bill passes, she will DO finished
deliberately destroyed BY adverse Legislation. true
economy g. well q sheer Justice demands tnas o.
parties and sections should unite to carry H.
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INTERESTING INTELLIGENCE FROM TIL!
ERIGATE MERRIMAC.


We learn from private letter written on beard the
q. =. steam, frigale Merrmac, at Valparaiso Feb ID
that Capt. Hobbs of the ship Morning Glory, of Boo
tou was about TO DO tried board the Merrimac for
the murder Of one of his men. No particular are
given Previous account, from the Morning Glory
reported that Cspt. Hobbs had had trouble with
some Of bis crew.
The M.rrmsc arrived at Talcahuann on the 23d
January and while there of her crew got into an
alteration with one of The "vgant.s," who struck
him on the head with his sword, which seized and
broken in two By a comrade OF the sailor, who, in
turn, beat the 'vigilante" over the head with the
scabbsrd. A crowd speedily collected and genera!
fight ensued, in which Of the Chilans was killed.
The citizens then turned out Gase upon the hetri-
macs men. and drove them 10 the shore, cutting AT
them with sabres and pelting them with stones -Four
Of the Merrimac's men were severely wounded about
the head and face, and one Peter Dalton. had piac
OF his skull forced into his brain. lie underwent the
operation Of repanning. and wac In fsr way to re.
coyer.-lBoston Journal
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nENnCRATTr CATCITS.

WAsHIydroS, March 30.-The caucus OF the De-
nocra,lo member. Of the Houee to night was fully
attended The Senate Kansas Bill wn, discussed in
good temper by both eides. No amendments were
suggested 10 that measure, however aud finally re-
solution adopted deciding TO vote on the bill as
it came from the Senate.
Before the vote was taken, Mr.. Clark Of New
York. said be did not feel himself bound by the 40.
ton OF the caucus and Mr.. Marshall OF Illinois, re-
tired, saying that il was no place for him. He was
followed out By nearly all the other suti.Lecompton
Democrats Those who remained did not indicate
the course they intended to pursue.
All the Republican members OF the House have
agreed or their Polcy:-First 10 endeavor to get
vote, first on the rejection Of the Kansas bil-that
falling TO vote to lay II the table, and 10 the event
that they do not succeed In this TO vote With ali the
other anti Lscomptonites for the Cristenden amend.
mebt
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DIED.

DIED. at o'clock. A. ~, on tha roth inst, Lew
CRESSHAW, son nf James II and Ann Grant. Az
years. month and 10 days,
DIR. near Green springs Louisa county, Mrs MAR
p of Benjamin Benson. She MI affections
WIFE kind induignnt mother and leave, Elk ch!ld'
and numerou, friends 10 lament their loss, She Z,
been strict member Of the Baptist Church for MAJ
years
DIED ON tho 18th instant after short illness At bis
sid.ncc. on tbs Alabama and Mississippi Raj Road.
which h. had been recently appointed principal
JOHN MlSGE, In, only son Of Dr. John Minge
Charles City. Va leaving alarge circle OF friend, .DG
latiYes 10 hs naivs AMI adoptc State to whom he b
sudearsi Ilrn,ef BY his uroans gentle, kind and ~
proscsabie conduct, to benloan their loss
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LATEk FROM ECROPE

frw YoRx March 30 The steamship City of Bal
s-npro. from Liverpool with dates to the l5th inst
arrived mere this morning.
Tas stsamship Africa arrived out on the 18th
Tia City OF Washington arrived on the l6tb.
The news from China and India 10 generally Of tri
ains importance. The bombsrdm.nt Of Lucknow
expected 10 take place the 18th Of February.
A large portion Of the British army had entered
Olde. Dir Culn Campbell was at Cswnpore await.
ing as,ege train. The King Of Delhi had been found
guilty and banished 10 Van Dienau's Land for life
Toe e,ssmsr Ava, With the Calcutta Malls and over
Two hundred and ffty thousand pounds specie WA
ioet at Trlncomalee 90 the 18Th Of February. The
cargo vas lost. All the persons on board were
s,ved.
Ia, Parliamentary proceedings are uninportan.
CoED, Walewski has Withdrawn his oriRinal request
N r-ls'ioD to the Rstugeea. Orsini and Pisrr we're
.1,i.otiued on tho 18th. Redo respted and bic
seD'snce COMMITTED into final servitnde for life.
A Conspiracy bill bus been rejected by the Sardi
mia Parliament.
Tus ship Kencbsc, OF Bath. from Liverpool for Mo.
hiia. oas abandoned at sea on the 22d F-bruary
Her crew arrived at Liverpool on the l4h of March,
Tns correspondence with the French Government
wac .uemiitsd IL Parliament on the lSh March
LIVERPOOL. March H.-Cor.on oi"sed dull. The
sa.s OF the last three days amount to 9.OUO bales,
nesTiy all - he trade. Manchester edvices are up
favorable. Flour is very dull and nominal. Wheat
j generally unchanged Corn 10 dull and has declined
Gals. Sp,-ns =, Turpentine il steady at 40s. Rosln
IS dull At Is I'd. Couso'a 96a-96i.
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" a 2 = u y
rrom paa,,h Of oehlenics'ager J
MOONLIGHT.
nYrHropoIy NAhTIJ.

.
The mooa ,hlpes bright aicft
Ger wood and dingle.
Ths BIRDS In cadence Colt
Thei- wsyb!inGs minele;
The breezes from the bill
Com. sisn!pS, slghipg,
And 70 their voice the rill
esuds sweet replying.
Bot one flower In the world
Droops wan aud sickly,
Death at Ito heart 10 cold-,
Twill perish quickly,
But yonder ohapiets twips
For ever vernol,
And In Gods presence shine
Through spring ststnsl.
Oh. moonlight pale thy rs3s
Soon softly creeping,
Shall paint my pale taco
In death. trance sleeping.
Smile, then, on death, that be
May gently tske me-,
And, where no sorrows De,
Ere morn awake mel
Droops on Ito stem tho tower!
Como, swsetly stealing,
Angel Of death, and shown
Soft dews Of healing.
Oh. come! Beneath thy blight
Ny soul shsll quail not!
Yonder 10 endless light,
And joys that fail not!
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soMETHISa NEW TO SAVE YOUR MONEY.
Wa have before us pochet.walle.. With tee ss:s;J
Improvement Of Dickinson & Bate Of Hudsoo' aieh''
gan which Is advertised In our paper this morblog.
The cou;rivanos 10 simple AID ingenious-snd itt
utility consists In its being convenient method OF
attaching the wallet to the pocket-ining, 90 90 ttoe
;uay to prevsu. i, from slipping from the pocket OF
being extracted BY q pick pocket.
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NAVAL.

Commodore James Mcintosh, Of the Home Squad
ron, who arrived here on Thursday evening by the
Steamer Roanoke from New York, hosted his broad
pennsnt board the steam frigate Colorado, or
Saturday. As the badge OF command was run up tc
the main truck it was saluted by the flag ship Of the
station, the Pennsylvania, and the salute was re
turned by the Colorado at the yard and the Sloop Of
War Marion at the anchorage.
1t is expected that the Colorado, will drop dowr
from the Navy Ysrd on Tuesday neIt.-lNorfoA
HcrdI
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FROM VENEZUELA.

nezuea report tbst the Government irnoyg haze Uee
defeated IL Iescrgi actions Msry assertions bavt
also taken place. The English and French Minister,
have Gent for naval orcra tc protect the interests O
their county.len.
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DEATH OF THE ACTING GOVERNOR OF
NEBRASKA.
BURLINGTON, lowe, March 29rh.-T. B. Cumming,
Secretary and getting Governor Of Sebra.ks, died on
I'd inst.
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CHANGE OF UNITED STATES ARMY
I'NIEnIIM

Wl,HIsGIoH March Goth. War Department
h1- iss ueG ordsrs for IL chung. In Inc my CniicFn
The cap row used 10 IN he replaced by f-l; bat q
the Hungarian style with black plume. There SO
also Sigh! changes in the embrlis hnen's Of se
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NEW York. March 3G.-Th- Tribune contradict,
the report that Vidsurri's agents are negotiable,
loans here it aso deni5s that they are en!istns 70
| lunteers for revolutionary purposes In Mexico.
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FROM MDNTENInEN

New YORK, March 3U-AG,icts from tie rivt
Pate, state that the GovernmeD; troops OF MoE;e
vd-o hsd beaten their opponents In barrie egt
miles from the city. The Commander in Cai-', and
number of Other officers, We're taken prisoners 81
scot.
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DE- ltRIED.

MANNED in Boston tns 2Sth instant. by Rev. Bar,
Stow. Mr. CHARi rs NEWELL. ct West NcWhury
Miss FREDERICK BDfDES, only daughter OF tho .r
Frederick Boy den, Esq.
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EyEsIso SEssIoy-TUEspiY, MARCH 81, 1893.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.


HOUSE BILLS.
The bill 10 incorporate the Lyncbburg and North Caro-.
lin. Railroad Company was taken up, and the quesuon
being on its psssage,
Nr YAscEY offered substitute fer tho bill
On motion Of Mr. DicKIusos Of p E the substitute s6n
amended by inserting e25o 00o 70 place Of sCoO as
the minimum captal-ayea Al, noes 40
The question then REQUIRED the substitute a. amend.
ed, and Il was adopted.
Nr AsDrasos then moved to lay the bill on the table.
Mr.. DEASE opposed the molten -
Mr.. GILMEn spoke at como length In support Of Mr.
AspERsoss proposition. :,
The motion to lay the table ost-ayes ", noes
al.
Mr.. ANDERSON then moved to RECONSIDER tho vote BY
which the substitute was adopted With view OF onenns
amendments
Mr. DICKINSON Of Grsy,on, moved the indefinite post
poreucnt Of tho bill.
M HEATH en- addressed the House in advocacy Of
the Indefinite posponemen and against the provisions OF
the bill
able argument against the bin lie commended that The
bill, passed would damage materially one OF the
best roads In the sta,e, (the Danville)
Mr. FAvsTLERoY then spoke, and al great eng.n; ne
addr0sed himself to controverting certan assertions Of
Mr.. DxAsE and next Of Mr.. DICKINSON.
Mr.. DausDs followed on the same side a. Mr. DICK.
INsoS
Mr.. BARBOUR, at half past 10 o'clock made motion 10
adjourn, and the House adjourned accordingly.
"WEDNESDAY, MARCH 81, ls5s.
SENATE.
communication was received from the House, On
nouncng the passage of sundry bills.
IMPROVING SAvI6ATIos.
Mr. DRsEALR offered Joint resolution, which hes over
under the rules pproprian 900 10 deepening the
channel and removing distractions from James River
from Richmond To deep water, deepening the chan
mel Of the Appoma,tcx River down 10 James River.
MILITIA hill
The bill udered By Mr. DAreRrIrY amending the MI
utary bill, was taken up Messrs. FLOOD and CAT1IT
offered amendments giving the election Of Maor and Br
gsdisr Generals to the officers OF divisions and 5rssdes
NJ. OoustA offered an amendment restoring AL militia
ooers to the positions which toe action Of the militia bill
depnvss them OF.
ar. DAronFnxI supported the bill and the amend
nnsnts Of Messrs FLOOD and cAfLsrT. Nsssrs. TAitA
FEino and AaBLER opposed them
On motion OF Mr. TALIAFERIo the bill and amend
uents were laid on the table
Mr.; TALi41Esso asked leave 20 report bill granting
certain privileges to the Pirtsburz and steubene Rail
Road He supported the application In speech Of some
length
Sir. sTrARr opposedit The bill is the same indehD.
itcly opposed last tesdon.
The leave was refused BY the following vote:
AYrs-Asssrs Brauuon, Dsneale Floyd, Fupsten,
Gstswood Paxton, Warth and west-e
EArs-aessrs Amber, Armstrong August, Braden,
Caldwell. Ca,lstt, Claiborne, cogh;ll, Dsughuey Dss
hu', Dsy. Flood, French. HuddIssoa, Lsyna Logon.
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From the Charleston Courier !

MOUNT VERNON SUBSCRIPTIONS.
MAsosRY AND MorsT VERSoS -"THg CRY IS
STILL THEY coaE."-We acknowledge the receipt OF
thirty nine dollars, the subscription of Friendship
Lodge, No. 9, A. +. II towards the Mount Vernon
Purchase being one dollar for each member Of to-
Lodge IS indicated by the subj"ned docum.n'i
CHARLESTON, March IS. 1883
Br. II. Buist, ~. w. q " a r. H., in Sotth ca
rOlino:
Dasr Sir and Bro'h-r:-T enclose resolution
adopted BY Friendship Lodge, No y at a meeting
held on 22d March-s-o, list of the members.
4nd check for thirty nine dollars, being one dollar
for each member. Please forward the same to the
Mount Vernon Association and ohQe yours. frater.
usly, II. Ii. DELEON, w. NJ.
Whereas, our brethren throughout the United
Sistes have promptly responded TO the CALL made
upen them, 10 AID 10 the laudaole pur Y"ss of pir
cbasn9 Mount Vernon, where repos, II 9 remains OF
the Father of his Country" and ihis Lodge, deem
ing II duty incumbent upon all gno'i 1-n, ard more
particularly upon our fraternity to assist IN accom-.
pliphng this prs!seworthy object,
Be il, therefore, Resolved That Fri pdsbip Lodge,
No. g. A. F. ~, appropriate the sum Of dollar for
each member 10 the Mount Vernon Association
and that the amount be forwarded Brother q. Busl,
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DR. CowrER, of Norfolk, has recovered 81, 900
DAMAGE, for personal injuries, from the Wilmington
aad Wisdom n. C.) railroad.
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rnarY.rIrrH ooxaREss-l., Session.
MONDAY. MARCH -. 1855.
SENATE

SENATE
Mr. FuypStrick informed the Senate that the Nice
President has been compelled to leave tho capital to
b,loc his family from tho South and the senate must
sIecs President pro tes. =,
a ballot VISA then taken, when Mr.. Fitzpatrick
-aceived q. Mr. F.ssendsn ~. and Nj. Hatnlin -
Ma.srs. Sliden and Dixon conducted M. ftsPstrlc1
% rho Chair, Who took the oath.
The Minnesota bill! WAS re.nrnsd the question be-
;oY On ,h. motion to amend section regulating the
number Of representatives.. LII.
introduced.
In, Mionesota bill wss then resumed, when long
d.hate took place on the amendment proposed on
Thursday last, by Mr.. Mason, TO amend the second
,-oton Of the bill 90 .s to give the State one repre-
Finally tho vote vac taken and the amendment
vas lost-ysas 3. nays IL.
Other ans:dmen,s we're then voted on.
Mr. Wilson's amendment giving Minnesota one
Representative now. and have the census of the State
taken forthwith with View of giving such addition
81 representative a. she may be entitled to, was
adopted.
Tns San.te then adj ,urned:
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Mr.. Sherman of Ohio, made an Intellectual effort
10 introduce a resolution for the sppointment of a
S-sc, Committee to report the best mode Of taking
The Census Of 1880
Tho House then went into Committee Of tho Whole
Mr. Hin made speech on Kansaa. Hsssid be re-
rarded the Lecoupton Constitution Is one OF the
best na had ever seen-embrsclng a. II does, the
la,es. improvsmen,s-and be considered that the
trainers Of i. bad discharged their dutes With signal
Sbity.
Mr.. Wade Of Ohio. made speech In opposition to
the q inai.sor OF Knnsss under tho Lecomptcu Coz
slon.
Mr.. Ready, Of Tennessee, delivered bis views In
favor of the Lacompton Constitution, and was fol
lowed ny Mr.. Gooch on !hs other side.
Other gentlemen also addressed the Committee GOD
the House adjourned.
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FLY.BY.NIGHT

FLY-BY.NIGHT.
S1\aIS recently Imported Stallion and Race a
Il Horse will stand this, bis E.st season 10 &c
America, at the stable of the subscriber within ~
one milo Of PtttsylyaEta Courthouse, Virginia. I@
Mares will bs served Fifty Dollars BY tho se.on,
seventvPive Dollars II insured One Dollar 10 the "'V
Description, Performance Pedigree. Sn sec hsnd.a.::
March 3-ctlst June JOHN l.. Will
GREENBRIER WHITE SULPHUR WAIhN
III EPT ir glass bottles fresh from the sprins.,.N
N FISHER Il WINSTON
sole agents fort tho United States, No rs MHin
March l5-elm Richmond, VIZ
YELLOW ONION SETS-Ju.t received 0! ~ q
IL or, anothe. supply OF those prime yellow &c r.e
Sets which wo will dispose OF at very reaso,ay 80
also, liberal discount to the trade. Cal so2o :"
store OF CHURCH d FLEhIhv "a
AUsho Corner Cay Hs'
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WASHINGTON MARCH 30 D-sra'ches rerelr
I'd from Lent Bear, state ;hnr hi- misson hss be-,
success uy completed, and That he is now on bis ,s
tGrn 10 The Essr.
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A little son of Mr.. VIM. Dod~ell, of Portsm nth,
Va, severely burned BY hs clothes takiny frc
from matches, o. Thsrsdsy, that hs died on FridaS
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The ExPosRsr.'-This is the title Of weekly
paper recently started a. Charlottesville by Mr. j. -
Gmer, former Editor Ct the Bedford 4" Democrat
The Exponent is large size sheet, well printed,
and we'll Oiled witt re.dng matter, original anL So
leoied To use The words of our neghbor OF the ES'
smner," "we tender best Wishes for the success
of tbs Exponent Of correct principles"
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The VIRGINIA BAsKs.-The Bank OF the Valley,
at Leesburg, hss unanimously resolved to resume
specie payments q. -oon Is 1t gets permission from the
mother Bank at Winchester. L IL stated that the
Banks in Alexandria are ready and willing to resume
specie payments, Whenever the other Banks of the
State agree.
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Foa -Hr EEauIEs.

r, 81 u, Ecr,cs Leecmrfcn Eli by n. Sc
fcs a, ri. Er,raordincry Atilnv Duplaped in ITS
D;,eu,nons-in Glance in the Ho"'e-o'Aer BD'
,;,,,. Rsforc CoHGreis.
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TIE NATIONAL ForspHY.-Itis stated that pc
tition has been signed b7 upwards Of one hundred
of the members Of tho Virginia Legclsture request
ing the Senators In Coper.ss from that State. to I'D
voca,e tine claims Of Alexandria as the Llost suis
BILE place for ths ocetio, of the proposed national
foupdery,
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have broken oct in the iunatic Asylum at William,
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