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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-19

C0ALs COAL.
E,UST recsirea and for sale u DuRiold's De-
a. pot, lot=of the best COAL for smithng
ever brought into the county. II is the same
coal which is used in all the Machine shops 81
the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Company
Il can be had at the low rate Of ls cents per
bushel. All kinds Of produce tskeE 10 exchange
for Goods, Coal, Iron, Nails, and Salt; for which
produce will give Baltimore price, deductiug
freight and cOmIissiOnst4-G Give me a SHAKE.
ALFRED DUFFIELD.
May I6, 1874.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-19

Vinegar.
StTRoNG CHER Vinegar, for Picking. for
- sale by . u MILLER.
Avg. 90.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-19

Rigkt Smart GTk-It is printed that
there Is q girl down east Who cuts two
cords Of wood day, attends 10 all the
household affairs, drives hone the cows
can lfiia barrel Of cider, sud Occasionally
whips The schoolnaster when meme Of The
boys are able 10 do il.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-19
iron tie soIner7Ile N. u Whfgl

~
SolTle TIME slnre II called Upon Mr.eP Ms son,
Of S0uiefdille, for DR. Jpyne's celebrated Hair
Tonic. 10 testers my hair, which was Then fall
ing oFHaily. procured onelbo,tle, land applied
its contents according 10 the directions when
The bolileIVa as exhausted, / discovered 10 my
great surprise and satisfaction, that The Young
Hair was starring handsomely lihefefore pur-
chased another, and 4ooh'1ill had used three
bottles aid now, a compensation my hair is
as thidk sk ever.
And what /, mole surprising ny badness
was not ohcasioned BIZ sickness, il which case
there IS gfepier hope Of reEiorstion--bul was
hereditary. Jas. O. R0egas, Methodist Min
isie-, Mount Horsb, Somerset Co., n
Jayns'a Tepic Ysrmifuge, safe aDd.plessant
remedy ibr worms. Dyspepsies Wsakness, loss
Of appetite ard for intsrmiItaHt fever, and Agae
and Feysr
Jayue's Carminaliye BaIsam, Is acertasins safe
and eiIscgual cufe for Dysentcry, Diarrhn Cho-
iefa Mordns. susamer ceior la5nsI cholics Gripping
Pains. SOUR stomach, sick and nergopsFiead-
ache. Hea.tbtirii. Waterhrash. Pain 81 sickness
or the STOMACH, and all bowel affections.
Javne,a SanstiYe Pilisfor Liver complaint ,Dys-
psosia. Rheumatism, diseases Of The skin, Impu
ritx II The B.aod, Costlveness, Pains 10 the
limbs. Bilious affections, Female Diseases, and
for All diseases where an ailefalfye or PergatiYe
medicine may Be required.
Prepared only 81 AADr n jayne Nof20, South
Sd Street. Philadelphia, where bis ether ralua-
bic remedIes nay 81 d--alnsi fsr saieby
JOHN r BROWN, charlestpwn.
JOSEPH CROSBY HarPers- Ferry
February Il t835-+1v
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-19

Qyirx LtKrLY.-An exchange pepper
says: 1.-THE reason Why most people think
more Of their siomachs, than they DO 81
their souls i. because their stomacbs sse
. confoun ded sightthe largest Of the two \
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-19

AKnExArioN a NEW FEATuRE.-
Every day brings about something new.
Ia popping the question now, the sirick
en- individualinstssd Of laying H Miss, will
you marry me 4 exclaims, Miss, are you
10 favor OF annexation I"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-19

BACON.
.T0RINE Bacon, Lard, Flour, and Corn Meal
- for sails BY ~ MILLER.
Aug %.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-19
Encourage Home Eaanufac-
lures.

charlesiown. Apfll4, is44
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-19

Tie Last Joke.--A poor man called Cd
a wealthy individual a short lime since,
TO solicit charity. The rich man listened
tohis storys and gravely repIied-"You
had better call en- our wealthy citizens.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-19

Lard.
"A LOT Of good family lard 70: sale by
IA Aug p. YIN S LOCK
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-19
JOSEPW Grossly.

August IS 1874.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-05-04
NEW GOODS.

| HE subscriber is receiving from PHILADELPHIA
- and now opening, at his Store at the North
East corner of the Public Square in Rinlev' n
Splendid stock of Winter Goods, cons; .f;ng IN
part of the following articles,
Plain, Striped and Figured Alapacluster,..
new and handsome article
Green, Black and Dove colored Mcrino,s.
White and Red Fiannels
pieces Kentucky james assorted.
Blue, Gray, Black, Miyed and Striped Cas;net,.
Casimeres and Cashmerets,
Super Blue, Block, Invisible CIR zen, Steel m;xed
and Pilot Cloths,
canvass, Padding, silk and Twist,best quality.
6o pieces new style winter Prints,
pieces Balzarine. 1880 yards Domestics.
pieces Irish Linnen. Jaconets and Cambr;cks
Swiss, Null, and Book Muslins, Bisbon Lawn.
Super6ne Black Silk Serge,
Black Silk Italian Cravats. Silk &. Cotton I,t,f,
Lasting and Composition Buttons.
Silk Velvet and Guerafe Cloth,
Shoes OF almost every description and size
Gentleman's and Lady's Boots. Beavpr and
French Silk Hats. Black T. White kuss;a Hat
Best Spanish Indigo & Nader Pepper & Allspice
Honey Dew Natural | eat and common Tobacco
Collih's, Mans, Hunts, and Carvers Cast Steel
Axes. Boston Nails assorted.
small lot of Steam Medicines.
Scotch and McAboy Snuffs.
Together with many other articles too .ed;o,.
20 mention. In conclusion, would iryite The
Laoles and Gentlemen to call over and sva,;n.
my stock as flatter myselfthat Twin no, s,;I.e
please and give satisfaction to INV formsr ~ ~
TONERS and friends Return mv sincere ra.nsa,
Tor their very liberia! patronage and Resneoif.llv
solicit continuance ofthe same.
n.,,. -. 80. s.R. srIcHr.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-05-04
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI ,
TIsHAMINao COUNTY. (


PROBATE Court, December Term IS43
NOTlCE is hereby given, that an APP
~ Plica'ion to me, by Andrew ]. Fraly
of Harden County, Tennessee, who
claims an undivided interest Of all tina,
tract Of land in said County Of Tishamingo,
known and designated as the South Eas,
quarter of Section No Ten, in Township
Two, and Range ht-The North Eas,
quarter Of Section Thriy.fye, 7ownship
One, Range Eight. The South West Of Secs
ton Tweniy-seven, Township Two, Range
Eight.-And the South West of Section
Eleven, Township Two, Range Eight, East,
Chickasaw Lands. have nominated Da,
vid W. Hyndman, James B. Townsend.
aud A. B. Walker Esqrs, to divide The said
tracts of Land into eleven equal paris or
shares and unless proper objections are
stated to me, at the Court House in the
town Of Jacin'o, in The first Monday in Feb
ruary 1874, the said David W. Hyndman,
James r. Townsend and A. B. Walker,
will then be appointed TO make partition
Of The said Lands held by copartners, joint.
tenants and tenants in common. Given
under my hand and seal the 4ih of Deem
lS43. A. H WEIR,
Probate Judge
Deem. 4lh l843-7-8w-Pr' fee SI3 sol
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-05-04
COULD NOT SUBSC RIBE.

An agent soliciting subscribers for the
life of Bonaparte, showed his prospectus TO
man, who read thus, "one dollar in boards
or one dollar and twenty five cents in sheep
After considering for moment, he replied,
that when he should be called upon for the
subscription, he might not have boards or
sheep on hand, and he would not subscribe
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-05-04
Notice.
THE STATE or MISSISSIPPI

ANN' oIhAE Or MlSSiSSIPP,)
TIshomingo County.
Probate Courf, Special March Term 1914
10 all PERSONS interested in the real Es
tale OF John Lewis deceased Or. cling:
YOU are hereby cited to be and per.
sonolly appear before The Judge of our sa i'd
Court al Term thereof to be holden in
said county at the Court House on The first
Monday in May next, and then and there
TO show cause, if any you can, why an
order should not be made by said Cour, to
sell the following described Real Estate.
lying and being situate in the County or
Tishomingo and State of Mississippi, be.
ongIng TO the Estate ofthe said John Lew>
5 deceased, according to the prayer Of the
petition Of Joel d. Lewis, to wit: SEor
d Sec, IA, T /, R g. w or of Sec Il
/ l., X 8, East. tits further ordered by
he Court, that this citation be published in
he Ripley Advertiser, a new spaper pub.
'shed 10 the town Of Ripley, Tippab Coun
y, Missippi. for three successive weeks.
WITNESS, Hon. A. II. WEIR.
Us Judge of the Probate Court of
~ said County, this Is h Of March
o44. TEsr CHEsLEY d KEY.
Clerk
March 80, Is44-2l-3,-fee sc.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-05-04

INVENTION "A "love letter ink" has
been invented, which is a sure preventa
tive against IL cases Of breach of promise,
as It fades away, and leaves the sheet
blank after being used month. Lovers
need not fear Of putting their pas ,ionale
thoughts upon paper after this |, will nc
doubt be in great demand.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-05-04

:, . "a passive verb I.espre.iye Of Tho os,,,,.
A. ~. ,.'et'oe ~ action, a. Peter 10 bcs,,o.
wei, don't know, y said Tho boy. ,.o.
sing Z" moment, with ina o,avs., .,.. p"'
"'"eo imaginable, "w'Ihou, be hoiiov,dl ~
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-05-04

Taken up by Jesse Sweaton, living Is
miles west Of Ripley. one Sorrel Horse, Is
hands high, supposed to be s years old, a
star in his face and snip on his nose, white
on a his hoofs, no other marks perct ivable;
appraised to $40. March OOH 1874.
N. nj. ARMOUR, Ranger.
April 9th 1874.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-05-04
GOOD PLUCK.

A Western editor says, that not until his
dying day, not epen then, will he give up
the great principles for which he is conten-
ding This chap holds on about as tena>
c'ousIy as did the negro who fought the
Ir'shman in Philadelphia.
aye black vagabond," said Paddy, should
up and boiler enuff. III fight till die"
$50 will l." sung out the negro; al
icays does, boss"
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-05-04
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.

ALL All Ut THE EYE.-What part Of he
eye is like rainbow? The iris. What
part is like a schoo-boy? The pupil.
What part is like The globe? The ball
What part is like he top Of chest? The
nd. What part is like piece of whip :
The lash. What part is like The summit Of
hill! The brow.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-05-04
Cheaper than Ever.
NEW SPRING AND SUMMER
DRY GOODS.

RVHE subscribers would respectfully in
IN form the citizens of this place and
vicinity, tina, they have just reoeiv
ed and are now opening, an elegant assort-
ment of New and desirable Spring and
Summer Goods; all of which have been
saro'nlly selected Tho New York and
Philadelphia markets, at he very lowest
Cssh Prices, and will be sold chenper than
any goods of The same quality, ever offered
IN this market. Their stock comprises
rhoce assortment.
& FANCY DRY GOODS
READY MADE CLOTHING,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
HATS, CAPS AND BONNE7,S. &c.
10 which they respectfully invite the
attention Of purchasers.
s RHINE L. co.
Ripley, April 9Th 1874.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-05-04
NEWS FROM AFRICA,

Wy a latter from On bossJ iho u, Y. sbiI
Macedonian, dsied nj Porto Pfa,o, March
OH, We have a fcw hcm. Of oews IA
tor than that already received. Tho coIooy
Of Moniovin Ia represented 10 DO in a b,pbly
no"f'.bng condition, and if properly en-.
tanned by Tho United States, II Is believed
That tho ends proposed by ils founder. viii
DO moro Than realized. The mos, ionueo.
'ia' residents, with tho missionaries of sDI
denofn'dalions, think that Tho courso pur.
sued towards tho natives, with rc.pec, ,o The
numbering Of Tho crew of Tho Mary Carver.
VIII have decidedly beneficial effect. In
protecting The lives and property of those
trading on Tho coast, as they are now con
v'nced that ou'rogos committed by hem
VIII be Gf slowly severely rcdressed
everything was then quiet, and the health
OF Inc settlements good The Macedonian
was 10 SAL 10 few days for The windward
70 recrulf--a'l well. The Saratoga had 70
turned from the windwa,d, .nl sailed n,
me coast TO relieve the Uccnnr. Tine by;r
C'ndro, Capt Warrington. N Boston wac
70 so'l IN few day for he Gambia On
"ad'ns voyage Sat Cour.er.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-05-04
EstI'ays.
TIPPAH COUNTY,

TAKEN up by John Suble living two
miles south east Of Salem, one mouse color
ed Mare Mule; Appraised to S35. Feb lsl
N. M. ARMOUR, Ranger.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-05-04
Notice..

ME subscriber has on hind, and for
IL sale Sugar e. Coffee, Tobacco, Also
superior lot of TIN Ware, all Of
which will BIO sold low for cash.
3. RHINE g. Co.
Ripley, April 6 1914.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-05-04
Office.

! wish to buy 5000 lbs Green and Dry HYDE.
ana Deer Skins, for which will give the highest
price IN goods at my Store.
Dec, lst 1919.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-05-04
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

''"' ""ioH NOTICE,
a = Tho February torn 1874, Of III.
90 Probate Court II Tpp,h cooo,,
m'sssippi letters of Admiuisi,a,,oa
were granted 10 Tho undswignsd. o. lhs
Estate VI Michael Box, Deceased. Notice !,
therefore, hereby given 10 all person, .bo
bsve claims against said estate, 10 pre.en,
The same properly authenticated, within ,be
time prescribed by law, or the snmc viii
DO barred.
GRIEF ] BOX.
Administrator of said Estate
April ooh lS4f-W-Gt fee a.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-05-04

-. NuTu DUy Is
about II or Is years Of age. will weigh
about l35 or l4O pounds, heavy built. s
feet 8 OF 8 inc1es high, of a dark complex
'on' no scars perclevabIe. Said Boy when
'aNen up was riding large Iron GRAY
horse, which be Gays belongs 10 man by
The name OF Norris, near Savannah. Said
Boy says he belongs to James Rock. of
Alabama, near the Tennessee line. Conr
miles from Savannah. The wneri. re-
1uested to come forward. prove his property
pay charges, and take him away, or he will
&c dealt with as the law directs.
Z. M. ROGERS, Jailor
Of 1ppah County Mi |
May, 3rd lSl1,--26n
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-05-04
j ailOr'S Notice.

OF age, CuPPeT cU1ouTs anu
will weigh about 1876 or l4O pounds; no
scars perceivab,e. Said boy says he be-
longs to Andrew jackson, of Ponola County,
Mississippi. The owner is requested to
come forward, prove property, pay charges,
and take him away, or he will be deal.
with as the law directs.
E. NJ ROGERS, Jailor
of Tppaa County
April 26'h 1874.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-05-04

CALI his name Peter. Said nov
IS about % or 30 years old, will w.;,,I
about $50 pounds, has large scar on n,
Top Of his head, occosioned BY q scald be i
OF a dark copper colour, said boy il ob,u,
D feet o or 10 inches high, has an impedi.
'nen' in his speech. He says he belongs
10 James Ray, of hoctaw County Mis-
The owner is requested to come r,,w.,J
prove property, pay charges, aud lake him
away, or he will be dealt with ns the IL -
directs, Wv -"
L. M. ROGERS, Jailc.
81 1Ppoh County Nj |
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-05-04
NJ ediCal Notice.

- DIX. JAMES B. ELLIS, res.
Pectfully tenders his services to
the citizens Of Ripley, and vicinity
IN the various branches of The
HEALING ART.
And hopes, by strict attention to his profes,
sionaI duties, to merit liberal share Of
public patronage.
G-His Office is the same heretofore occn.
pied by Laird, Ellis e. Wyman, where he
may at all time, be found, unless profes. |
sionaIly absent.
Oc.'r, 18th, lS42. I-3m.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-05-04

ACTIVE AND PASSIVE VERBS.
A teacher, one day endeavoring to make
pupil understand the nature and applica.
aoa Of passive verb, said
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-05-04
.I0ilOr's Noiice

&CG s \ !: s::: g; 2 NJ s g: !:
"/ p', On The ooh day Of A.
.k,pril lsff,a Negro Man who
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-05-04

- G. voMMITTED to The Jail Of
~ Tippah County Mississip-
Pr, on the LIST day of May
1880, 1874, Negro Man, who calls
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-05-04

b"nle Betreen a Rat and Crab.--Tbe
'"howIng anecdo'e was related in 1879 IN
respectable individual known 10 rs. h, +. |
sailor who Witnessed The circumstance. The
sailor, IN company with several persons. et
Sunderland, short time before, perceived a
crab which had wandered 10 the distance of
about hliy yards from the water side. An
ola fa'. on The look out for food, sprung from
MS lurking place and seized the crab. WIN i
:" return, raised his corccp claws, and laid t
last bold Of The assaIlanl's nose who wbo, h
opportunity offered, hastily retired squeak 4
'ns doleiu' chant, much surprised. no |
oouo'' at the unexpected reception he had 4
experienced. The crab, finding itself a, n
liberty, re'rea'ed as speedily as Il crab q
could do, towards it's own eIemen,: BIZ, aGer ?
sh'r' space OF time, it was arrested in it's
progress by Mr.. Rat, who renewed The con
test, and experienced second rude embrace
from his antagonist. The crab, as betore
fetreated from such violent treatment -
fr'q and severe were The attacks: on
view OF his enemy, and severe were tho
Attacks; on view of hi, enemy, the crab |.
ways prepared tor action by raising its fore
claws ia threatening attitude. Alter r
ol'odlcss contest Of half an hour, The crab,
'noush much exhausted, had nearly reached
me sea- wnen the raj, almost despairns of ed
conquest, made n last and daring eff,rt to MI
overcome his antagonist, and succeeded, 10 Su
use the seaman's term, in capsizlng his "a
Intended victim, situation of which the Ph
Tat took advantage, seiz;ng, like an able 6
general, The vanquished prey, and dragging an
he creature by the hind legs--proceedins N
his den After shorl CHI
interval, the crab made his escape, and ap> d.
'eared to The spectators, mu'iIaied, and de-
priv ed Of most Of The small legs; the ra.
Don followed IN pursuit Of the fugitive, and Ii
orced him back to his den, where, doubt,
e RECALLED his wife and family. att
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-05-04

April 26'b 1874.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-12
COMMu NICATED.

Last Thursday WAS proud day Tor The democracy of
their bosoms like jug OF spruce beer In dog-days
since the election OF Polk Dallas could no longer be
repress but burst out IN the shape OF grand salute
from one old phthisieky, condemned iron six pounder
mounted on ruck-wheels, which was imported
from Providence expressly for the occasion. The gun,
brass sfounder, was pronounced hishy dangerous and
unsafe, aud among the "soverinniy" could be
found courageous enough TO fire IT, they hired couple
Of soldiers rom The Fort, who performed the service
with much gravity ihey had been lring the
grave OF dead comrads This HIRING people to take
who danced by proxy. We understand that one hun.
dred and seventy guns nred-iha, being one for
each vote cast for Pok, Dallas Dorr and Liberty, in
this pihee-and IL Peter Squirt ana all the twelve hun
derd and twenty-five worthless who voted for DORIS
Constitution had voted tho Polk ticket, gun for each
haze ended much before the fourth of March-the
appropriate time, we should suppose, for such
tensi'e celebration to have commenced. As this ia
mans cannon was 10 he re.shipped Providence the
morning after this jubilee, by the early boat,i having
10 do duty all through the State-a committee sat up
all night intending to fire National salute, By way OF
benedicon leaving gun Tennessee but after
rs many Intellectual attempts Dorr made to fire his
gun at the Arsenal they gave il up in despartook
brandy smasher all round out OF the Luther fund and
went home in high SPIRITS. r.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-12

CONVICTION OF REV. Mr.. ToRREy.-
This gentleman, indicted for stealing
slaves in Baltimore, was convicted on
Monday Of last week, Of the offence
charged. II will be remembered that
Mr.. Torrey was formerly pastor of the
Richmond street Church in Providence,
where he has many attached friends,
and who will deeply sympathize with
him in his distress. His wife is the
daughter of Rev. DR.. Ide, of Midway,
and grand daughter of the late Rev. Dr.
Emmons. In speaking of the trial of
Mr.. Torrey. the New York Tribune
says:
"He was defended by Nathaniel Cox
and Reverdy Johnson, Esqs. lie was
brought into Court in irons in the pre-
sence Of his young and beautiful wife
and her father, who went TO Baltimore
from Massachusetts to attend the trial.
The scene was most affecting, and mul-
titudes who felt that Torrey had acted
in wholly unjustifable manner could
rot repress their sympathy for woman
placed in such trying circumstances"
The evidence against him was so
clear as scarcely to sdmit of a doubt
1t was proved by several witnesses, who
saw him on the road, that he took slaves
from carriage from Baltimore through
Hartford county to Pennsylvania. The
peculiar color Of the horses and many
other incidental circumstances conspired
to render it certain that he had done the
acts charged in the indictment. Rever-
dy Johnson is said TO have made an eo-
Guent plea in his behalf, and that, too,
without fec or reward, but the Jury on
Monday brought in verdict of guilty.
The counsel then moved in arrest Of
judgment and for a new trial, but we
presume there can be little ground for
hope that he will escape Q long term in
the pcnitentiary."
Nothing but the pardon Of the Cover
nor will prevent it and even ifthis were
given him, it will scarcely avail, as he
is indicted in Virginia for similar often
ces, and warrant is already made out
and placed in the hands Of officers in
Baltimore to arrest him, ifliberated, and
hand him over to the authorities, in
Virginia. If convicted in Virginia, it
would go hard with him indeed, as lie
punishment in that State is twenty-one
years on each count Of the indictment
making in the four cases, eighty four
years This case will no doubt be a
warning to others.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-12

Oh RsLlrioTs WITH NExIco.-An
angry correspondence hes taken place
between the Mexican Secretary ofSia,e
Rejon, and our Minister, Mr. Shannon /;
who has in very decided terms announ-
ced to the Mexican government, that
courteous language must be used to-
wards him and his government. The
Secretary charges tho Government of
The United States with falselrood, arti-
flee, intrigue and projects Of usurpaiion; /;
and more than insinuates that Gen.
Jackson originally sent Gen. Houston
20 capture Texas, with ultimate views
Of Annexation. Mr.. Shannon asks the
Secretary Of State to withdraw his letter,
which the Secretary refuses to DO, and
rcitcrates ali the foul abuse Of the
American government contained in his
first communication. In this position
affairs stood, when Gen. Duff Green
left in the Woodbury." with dispatches
for New Orleans.
GAS to the rumored suspension Of
diplomatic relations between the Gov
crnments, by the act Of Mr.. Shannon,
we find (says the N. Y. Express moth
ing corroboratory, in the papers before
us. The Woodbury., which left Vera
Cruz on the l7th, and which may at
any moment arrive, will bring the Off
cial dispatches, and then we shall learn
more"