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... The hon. mad now aged tleman has deserved well of his party. Formerly • ge• tive, he has for many years pot supported the Whigs. and not the least effectually when - he opposed the Reform Bill, which they brought in. bat did nut wish to ea:Ty. Both r ...
... Fort Powell, mounting 18 guns, was abandoned by the Confederates and occupied by the federals on the same day. Tho Richmond Whig of the declares that with reduction of Forts Games, Powoll, and even Morgan, bHt very small portion of the work before the ...
... Fort Powell, mounting 18 guns, was abandoned by the Confederates and occupied by the Federal§ on the same day. The Richmond Whig of the 12th declares that with the redaction of Fort. Gaines, Powell, and even Morgan. bat a very small portion of the work ...
... as • proof of the pt-ospyrity of that country under English rule, the greatly improved of communication by railway; and thee Whig his bearers whether they thauskt God had opened up that vast country to us, seerely to make railways? Certainly not. We had ...
... Swedish manof•war Will be deepatcbed to await their convenience. Tan Lair Houma ow hunch Aunt?. There has reached us (Sortheris Whig) from abroad a most interesting .:tract from • letter which wee written by a member of the Omen's household shortly after the ...
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... worthy . of him, and her greatest cemfort to think that his spirit is always near her, and knows all that she is doing.—Nordern Whig. SALVlOpcaaa.—*t the present tim,,:when so travellers, tourists, and sportauw sutler from Lauder feet, nothing will be so *willing ...