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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-16
FOR SALE s. RENT.

VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.
tyg-SS The wuer will sell, very reasonable and
ME"' accommodating teinis, valuable, healthy,
Sa II and handsomely situated FARM, on the East
-bla Ill ern Shore Of Maryland For particulars, APP
ply at tue Clipper Office diO-eoj"
,-r.NA, FasR SALil. 4 first rate store and Ia
ssl'i3 vGrn SfaAd. II is situated at The junction OF
EMi!il the Falls Turnpike ana Susuuchanna Rail
N5Hl Ill Road, Westminster Branch, nine miles from
this Guy. Tie House is built OF Slone sixty by fifty
feet has twelve ruoins sear under the whole house,
sahng for sixteen horses, carriage house meat house,
fowl house, and every other necessary building, with
pure spring aud pump of water. The Garden has
i'll it the best Of fruit trees consisting of apples, cher
res peaches, piumb>, and shrubbery Of all kinds.
There is about one acre of Land attached To tile pre-
misses, which is under lease for SO years, renewable
forever and subject to the yearly rent of SOe This
properly will be sold great bargain. Terms $1,000
cash, ana the balance payable in equal sans, from
one to five years. For particular, apply TO
WILLIAM WAKEFIELD,
Conveyancer and Properly AGENT
daft ~ +. corner st. Paul and Fayette-ss.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-16

HgALTtMORE BLACkISG AND INK
-MD MANUFACTORY, LIGHT STREET, (Oppo.
site the Fountain iIotel) A superior Article Of OH
Paste Backing, warranted to produce fine jet polish
and to retain its virtues for any length of time unm
pared-ofiered at wholesale and retail at moderate
prices and on accommodating terms.
A'so-400 gallons Black Ink by the bottle, gallon
or barrel British l.ustre, warranted pare lead in hulk
or 10 packages Purchasers are respectful ly invited
to CALL CHAS. WISEMAN & co. dlGlm
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-16

ARRIVAL OF MADAME YOUNG.
FHNfisS CMLEBRATED PHILOSOPHER
a. late from Philadelphia, has the pleasure to an
nounce to the ladies and gentlemen of Baltimore, that
she has again returned, and can be seen at No. 43
PITT STREET, (south side) tear Exeter, where she
is prepared to receive them She will, by her unver-
sally acknowledged skill IN Phrenoloey, Physiology
and PhilolOey, inform those who will Investigate her
taents, of their leading transactions of the past the
present, and the future, az IL she had known them
from birth. She neither wishes to know the name
nor age bat guarantees that all who visit her wilt not
regret it,
Qq-Price SO cents for gentleman, and a5 cents for
a lady. dll Inns
EWARDWAKE nPilsl-1OO rean,. yo1ions
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VIII leave Pratt street wharf near Ligkt-si, every
morning, at "a O'Clock, Except Sundlys,) and arv-
ing IN Philadelphia early in the evening. JG- Several
hours in advance of the steamer Napole0I OF Errcs.
Son Line. .fN
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-16

D ENOVAL. The MERCHANTS FIRE IN
EH SURANCE COMPANY, have removed their
Ot'cc to the Building of the American Life Insurance
Company, No. 10 SOUTH STREET, directly oppo-
site their former location. b-All kinds of Property
insured III Town or Country. n4- Sniff
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-16

EgLANC NANCE AND JELLY MOUI,DS
HS Just received per ship Eutaw. an extensive sun
ply of Blame Mango and Jelly Mnulds Tho ahoy, lot
embraces one OF the greatest varieties OF patterns and
sizes ever offered for sale in this city Also Of, hand
large lot OF Jotason's Patent Ice Cream Troczers
BESIDES variety of Ice Cream and Vegetable Nonl5s
% For sale at the wholesale and reiai Purnishing
Wachouse OF JAMES CORTLAN s SON
49, No is Baltimore street,
al Opposite The Centre Market
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-16

FOR ELkTON. The Agent being DESTROYS OF cx-
tending every facility to The public, has placed a line
of comi0rtabie COACHES, with careful drivers, to
run DAl1Y Sundays excepted between Chesapeake
CitJ an LWijn and viii be at the landing puncIuay
the arrival Of the boat. Passage to Ekton, ) 81.
al- Passengers landed or taken off ct FQrd's Land
ing. This route will be continued utl the closing OF
the navigation by lee and resumed at its opening in
the Spring. R. NJ. HILL, Agent,
Office No. 1913 Pratt street,
nl4-tf Corner Of Granl street. CUP stnirsl
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BEDS BEDSM BEDSM!

BEDS, BEDSM REDSM,
SUPEBiOR FEATHER BEDS TO be had
- u the Great Feather Emporium aud Bedding
Mart, NEW Mo- "a SOUTH CALVERT STREET
nlso on hand and made 10 order, Hair, Husk, Moss
maliie RAIN Leaf Wool, Cotton aud Straw MAT
lRESsES aud PALLIASSES. made lit the best
manHer and of the best Ticking al the o,tt ,y-ices
MPH0LSTERlNG done in all its branches.
FEATHERS, cured and uncured, sold nv the ba. n,
large or email quantities. ;otels Boarding houses,
Old Feather Beds and Cu,ica hair Mattresses removal,
ca " lhs shortest notice. For good articles call at The
laVoriie stand, two dours below the Mechanical En-
sihe House. south Calvert street.
n26u WILLIAM p SpCNCpp
a NxIOUs 10 CLOSlG sA LIES. Tsf STOCK
IA Of FAN and Winter HRY GOODS at the apescv
Stare, l. offered atredHccd Prizes Those wishing 10
supply thelhselyes with Cloths Cassimeres, Sanets
Iweeds, Pilot Cloih, Blankets, Lipsey Ticking, and
DOMESTIC GOOpS sencray-hr with Cashmere
Deiaines, Mouslin de Laines Alpacas, Silks Fancy
Prints, sc. &C., will do well TO call early and make
thefr selections.
:. r hoAhhh ); COA, Agent, Baltimore 4
W "a door below Tripoetts alley.
EUs'r RECEIVED, a large Ia, at fine WI,
For col ' I, , h DLANhEiS, 10, II and 10 qrs
AZ ,f ae 'ow oy JAMEs PETERS,
u'-' corner OF Howard and Fayette s>reeis
Office TO CREDITORS. The credi,o,s
vi Eielof Nailete hereby notified to prase,,,
hcf ctnhs, properly authenticated, 10 Geo Enras,
auoitof, On or before the 9th day of Govcn,hc,
next, PREPARATORY to did"nd of assets or to
,o = ,.'nt-r'S a. lIUC Is, Permanent Trustee
- eN--lawoW Next PSSt Office. (I,o stairs
i SLlitiY PRES@!yFs. Mrs. p. Al JCR
M EhSoN. No North Howard street has ipSt ~
tu.neu rom New York, aud viii omen a lsr,s az,
n mehl OF FANCY GOODS aud Toys On T,e.5a
necthner ian, and Will corunne to scll day aud MS,
dl4
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w A N r S I.

SITUATION WAIVED. by middle aged
- man as Porter in grocery, flour, commission or
dry goods store, any other respectable aborng work
where he could make himself usetu to his employer.
The very best of reference in regard TO character will
be given. Apply at
SCOTTI'S Intelligence Office,
dl6 No. 10 Exchange Place.
HNTANTED. A colored man as Cook-good wa
w ges and permanent employment will be given
to one that can come well recommended. Apply at
SCOrTl'S Intelligence Office,
DIS No. 10 Exchange Place.
NDV ERNESS. Situation wanted by Il respect
IN able lady rs Governcss, in private family or
assistant in Young Ladies Seminary, to teach the
higher branches Of the English language, also paint
ing, drawing, embroidery, Sc; and would have no
objection to go South West. The very best letters
of references of highly respectable persons regard
to character and qualification will be given Apply
l.. +. SCOrTI'S Intelligence office,
die No. 10 Exchange Place.
WMTANTED.-Pau of FURNISHED HOUSE
w in the upper part of the city. \ liberal rent
will be given; the apartments that would he required
are pahour, two large and small bed room, and
the use of kitchen Apply q lickly at
LEWIS F. SCOTTI,
dl6 No. 10 Exchange Place.
AM AETED. A Partner VITA small capital of
w $500, in Il very safe business. A young man
would be preferred. Apply quickly at
SCO1TI'S Intelligence Office,
dl4 No 10 Exchange Place.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-16

LAST TRIP OF THE SEASON.
q uoessS The Steamer RAPPAHANNOCK,
SxY1 &Ssrss Noah Fairbank, will make her last "trip
sstssaSst sSsS for the season. to Fredericksburg va
leaving Hughes Quay SATURDAY AFTERNOON
me 2lst December, at O'Clock being her last trip for
The season. The Rappahannock will positively sal
MS above, shond the weather permit.
For freight or passage. apply to
5. NJ. SHOEMAKER, Agent,
dIlt2lD Office Uurhps,Ou3y
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-16

EQARDSVA&E PA p sGts-2OO rean,s yarinns
y n sizes, received and for s,o tv
TURNER, WHREL WRIGHT s. NUDGE,
NJ = No. 2 South Charies street.
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AIM A n a G.

GARD.
The PERPETRATORS COUNTING ROOM
No. 1870 LEXINGTON SEREET,
Opposite The Lutheran Chi.rch)
MS OPEN Morning, Afternoon, and Evening. The
course Of Instruction comprises WRITING, A
RITHMETtC, BOOKKEEPING, and MERCAN-
TILE CORRESPONDENCE Terms moderate.
N. B. The Afternoon, fiona O'Clock to 6, is exclu-
sivey appropriated to Ladies.
a3- The most satisfactory references will he given
application above. dl2-3tE
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a. NEW F.4SSEN q Err B.4R GES,
{ss tlll:SSsi fitted up in elegant style, have been
ESRasks<ssssss-s placed on the Delaware and Chesa-
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OPPOSITION TO MONOPOLY.

NEW STEAMBOAT LINE TO PHILADELPHIA.
n ssS<aY7 The ptoprictors OF this Line have
ss3Sss purchased those large, safe and COM
sz7-nrsSasaiAss- m0dious Steamers, so well known to
the citizens of Baltimore AND the travelling cen,mu-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-01-12

o. As far as practicable, we trust the Wings
will h II The meetings recommended on WASH.
INGrON'5 BIRTHDAY; aud we will add,
that permanent organization Oh that day Of
Wing Associaions,-open, public, free for the
scrutiny Of ALTO hold frequent meetings for free
discussion of political topics, always inviting both
friend and foe-will doubtless prove very useful
ia The dissemination of political truth. This, in
deed, is not practicable in every town; but in all
our villages, aud in towns thickly populated, the
work mny he easily done, Such meetings will
he holden OH that day throughout the great States
of Pennsylvania and New York. Remember,
that the contest Of l54l will decide the destiny of
this country for years.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-01-12
TnIt CNNNENTInN

Notwithstanding bad day, being Monday, and
therefore precIuding the attendance of all from
distance who would not violate the Sabbath, aud
could not spend four days in getting here and re-
turning in spite OF very severe storm rem
dering the roads almost impas,abe--ihe Rail
Road Convention was large and Ibis fact evinces
the existence of widespread and lively interest
in the enterprise A beginning has been made,
the subject will lie discussed, the advantages of
the Central Route must, and we think will, be
shown ; aud we are confident that if they Are
eeasonaby, fairly and fully shown, the road wilI
be built. Every man may contribute his mite 10
it, in one mode another, and we trust that in tho
preliminary steps of Obtaining statistical facts, and
also funds for accurate surveys, The people through
the whole length Of the roule, and in the vicinity
North and South. will freely give their assistance.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-01-12

United States. Congress having no power over
slavery in tho United States, the States each one
for ITSELF where its constitution does not forbid,
certainly has and should exercise the power OF
purchase and emancipation. In Kentucky the
constitution orbids the legislature TO act upon the
subject. We must therefore look to a convention;
that which most hope, TO voluntary emancipation.
Enlightened self-interest, humanity, aud religion,
nre moving on with slow, yet irresistible force TO
that final result Let the whole North EN- masse,
in conjunction with the patriotic of the South,
withdraw the moral sanction aud legal pow
er oil the Union, from the susaInment of slavery,
then our existence as people with undivided in
terests, may yet be consummaled May the Ru-
er of all Nations, the common Father Of all men,
who is no respecer OF persons, and whose laws
arc not violated with IMMUNITY by individuals nor
by States move us to be just happy and free
May thnt spirit which has eernay consecrated
in the admiration of mon, Snlams, aud Marathon,
and Bunker's Hill. and Yorktown, inspire our
hearts, till the glorious principles OF seventy six
shall he fully vindicaled and throughout the land
shall be established Liberty and union, one
and inseparable, now and forever"
G.. NJ. CLAY.
Ltrington, Ky, Nor. ls43
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-01-12
c. NJ. CLAY's LETTER ON SLAVERY.


This week we give this admirable letter. In
every paragraph he makes point, and every point
is strong blow. That in every point this letter
will meet with universal concurrence at the Moth,
we do pol expect; but in the main ii is right, aud
is all The better because it comes from the midst
Of slavery. Ii is such men, who, infinitely more
than others, will contribute to The cause of Eman-
cipation aud such men should be listened to, en-
couraged cherished, sustained but they IRE un-
the ban Of political abolition nj the North while
ut The South, their efforts thwarled aud their
influence weakened by the uliraism of portion
of our people, with whom the advocaIep of sla
very are always ready to represent them as being
connected. We can only add, that CasSius NJ.
Clay is no less fearless in defence of Wing prin-
ciples lhnn Of Frecdom-in both causes he has
pered his life.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-01-12
HgQinst Protection.

Showing all The Wing members from New
England to be in favor of Protection, and nearly
TWO thirds of the loco iocos against IT. Remember
the facts, wool growers yea. all the people. The
cause OF Protection is your cause.
p. s. On Friday, Mr.. Dickinson changed his
vote given above, having intended to vote the
other way-sO there is but one solitary Wing in
the House opposed to Protection. Aye--Norlh,
GENRE, West aud South-a the Wings save one
are united for Protection by Tariff. llurrah for
Dickinson say wc--and next time we must
have Mr. DellctI. There is no use in standing out
about it.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-01-12

Thus will he seen nearly unanimous " hig
vote in favor of Protection, lille S VEN
N N T II ) Of the loco loco members voted
against Protection. Again we say, therefore,
Protection has been saved by the Wings.
But not content with this lra-or rather en-
couraged by the closeness Of the vote another
loco foco on Thursday renewed the as ault upon
the principle Of Protection. This was Mr.. Nc
Dowe, from Ohio. The vote was full, and The
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-01-12

Il is understood that the appointments OF Mr..
Upshur TO be Secretary of State, and Mr.. Nelson.
10 be Attorney General (insde by the President of
the United States in the recess Of Congress) were
yesterday confirmed by the Senate. --.Vational In.
tetiigencer, Jan. 3.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-01-12

character Of Washington are the inheritance of
our whole country, so let our aims and views on
that duy comprehend the welfare Of that country.
Lot us meet as AMERICANS; and measuring
our political principles and aims by the standard
of his whose fame has rendered the day iIluslr-
Gus to all time, we shall inspire ourselves with
new zeal in their behalG when we find, as we
0ssaredy shall, to how great an extent they are
identical. In this spirit assemble, fellow wings,
aud you will have begun the contest in a manner
which shall sustain you TO triumphant result,
and enable you to besiow the electoral vote Of
"uuconquered Vermont upon the statesman
whom your delegates ut Baltimore shall present
FOR your suffrage, by majority which sha be
worthy the CAUSE and the MAN.
CALVIN TOWNSLEY,
Inland HALL,
llAMPDEN CUFFS,
u. w. G.. CLARKE,
GEO. A.. ALLEN,
T.. r. WALTON, JR.
$. w. KEYES,
a. q. CHADWICK.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-01-12

o. The Wing town committees are invited to
consult III reference to the anove suggestion, aud if
they concur therein, to make all necessary ar
rangemcus for, and give notice Of the places Of
the lneetings.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-01-12

tEJ" An Agricultural meeting is called at Bur-
lngton on the 18th inst, for Chllerden Co. The
Franklin Co. Society has been organized.
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MORE TEST VOTES-LOCO FOCOISM
AGAINST PROTECTION.

On Wednesday, it will be seen that Mr. Black
of Georgia, free trade loco foco, pressed the
House to direct vote on the naked question of
protection or no protection. The political cast Of
the vo:e is as follows:
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-01-12
TEMPERANCE.

A Temperance meeting will DO holden at Ma
sonic hall on Saturday, Uomorro~l eve. at half
pas. 6. Address by J. Il. Spadng
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-01-12

Juassachuseits.--on Monday last, Hon. Geo. N,
Briggs, [Whig,l was elected Governor by the
Legislature,
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Against Protection,

FDeet OF Nll, md Dickinson OF Ten.
Again are the Wings all but unanimous for
Protection, while more than two thirds ofihe ocos
are against it, The vote Of The New England del
egaIion was as follows:
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The Senate did not sit.
HOUSE.

The discussion Of the rules reported by Mr.
Adams, (lcaying out the 2lst,) was continued Ivy
Mr.. Duncan, OF Ohio, loco He was against
slavery in The abstract, but denounced abolition
isls-held that Congress had The power to abolish
Slavery in the district, but that the North was
against il, aud that The slaves are better of Than
they would be if manumilteG nevertheless, he
was for throwing away the Dist rule. In the
courss OF his remurks he called out Mr. Glddngs,
by saying that Mr.. G. had represented Henry Clny
us agreeing with him Mr.. G., who is an abolition
Isl and last friend of The right of pelton,) on
this subject. Mr.. Giddings said it was Cassus
Nj. Clay OF KY, man of equal wealth aud equal
influence, and of equal purify of character to any
in the State. lie had said that he had no author
ily 10 speak for Henry Clay upon the subject, bu,
he had no doubt, from his known character aud
lofty patriotism, that he would sustain the consi.
those o: tho South"
No question settled.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-01-11
PRICE REDUCED
The Resurrection or Persian
Pills.

RE1NG composed of the Persian and Indian
- vegetable extracts, therefore purely vege,-
able; and for eradicaiing disease in all its varied
forms, they stand unrivalled. In their operation
they effecually remove the very roots of disease
dyspepsia, diarrhea, dysentary and all diseases
arising from impure state Of the blood or disor-
dered system. They not unpleasant in their
effects, end at the time restore and .nvigorate
the system. They quicken the circulation, purify
the blood, remove all diseased action, give tone
TO the nerves. exlilrate the spirits, and give health
and strength 10 the whole person. No family
should be without the Persian Pills, for it might
save them from the sick bed Of long and lingering
disease ofsufiering; also heavy bill Of expense.
The preventative is easily obtained and the expense
small. Trey are the cheapest well as the best
pills in use-large box, 70 pills, for 80 cents-sznal
box. IS pills, for 25 cents pamphlet containing
certificates and history OF the above Pills, may be
had free, by calling on any Of the agents
For list Of agents. see Jew David's Plaster, in an
other part Of this paper.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-01-11
g. Ltrer Complaint
DR. TAYLOR's BALsAM OF LIvERwORT,
From 375 Borery, New York,

From 375 Bomery NeD York,
NOR the cure Of coughs, colds, catarrh, asthma,
IL soreness Of the chest, pain in the side and
breast, raising Of b.ood Liper Complaints, Bronch-
It's and all those affections Of the throat and Lungs
which are a Of 50 much suffering, and unar-
rested, so often terminate in CoSsuMPTIoS-this
remedy is highly and justly distinguished. 1t is
purely vegetable, caild and gentle it its effects upon
the system, and can be taken in the most delicate
cases, with safety as well as utility. Physicians,
aware OF its medical properties, and witnessing lis
effects even in extreme, and in instances ap-
pareby almost hopeless cases. often prescribe il m
their practice, both as palliative and a remedy,
and with the medical Faculty generally, i, has met
with great appreciation.
For common Cold and cough, this IS one Of r,e
very best remedies ever discovered.
n B. There is a spurious and counterfeit sru-
Gle afost, and lately introduced into the country;
therefore lie careful to get the genuine which is
from 375 Bowery, ~ Y, and is for sale at the Rut-
land Bookstore by w. f.. C.. Stoddard; L. Jameson,
Castleton; 4. Allen, Fsirhaven; Moves e. Harris
Eas, poultney; Doct. r.. Vail. Middleiown; SAM
Townsend, IT, WallngfoId; Hitchcock q Morgan
Clarendon Spa; +. l.. Wing, Ira; Serong e. Bsck
Piiisford, agents Tor the above 25ly
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Ca n ito y -.

This is 10 inform the public that all genuine med
ioIne has on The eide Of the boxes.
Wrghfs Indian Vegetable PHs,
(rsDisS rrRolTvE)
efns North 8meroaa college Of Health.
md also around tie border Of the label, will be
found IN small type, "ER'ered according to the &C,
Of congress in the year 1910, bv WM. WRIGHT
in the CLERKS office Of the District Court, Of The
Eastern Disiiic, OF Pennsy lyania."
IL will further be observed that the pra,ed direc-
lions for usag the medicine, which accompanies
each box, are also entered according To Ac, OF Con-
gress. and the same form will be found al the bot
tom Of the drst page.
The public will also remember that all who sell
tho genuine Indian Vegetable Pills, are provided
with certificate Of agency, signed by
a. WILLIAM WRIGHT, Vice President,
OF North American College OF Health
Wholesale County Agents.
The public arc cautioned agains, buying Of any
bu, the regularly appointed agents namely;
n. j. All orders and commune atoms mus, be
addressed thus
New England Office and General Depot,
lily 1913 fremont Street, Boston.