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The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-03
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HxSN NEAEW dun ordre de Honorable JUGS
de Ia Gaar de District pour lc cinqnieme
district iadiciaire de retat de Ia Louisiana. dams
PaAaire Jean J. LOUAILLER rs. SEES
CREAN0EERS, ,seront sendues,
cinquieme jour du mois de
mai proclaim,
sur les faux, 1 deux miles de la vile DIES Ope-
lousas lernier metteur ct plus haut ench6ris.
seur, sang astcune reserve, toutes les propri6tes.
mobiliaircs 1t immobiliaires ahandonnees par lie
dit Jean J. Louailler d SEES Creanciers, consis.
tant ers
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-03

Mort de L'hon. Isaac g. Bates. Nous avons
le regret d'annencer Ia mort de Honorable Isaac
c. Bates, senateur des Etats- Unis pour lEsat
du Observation-Disclosures lie 10 de ce mois d
Washington, apres une maladie de quinze ionrs.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-03

La Protestation du Mcrique. On lit dams le
National Inteligencer:
'll parait que notre gouvernementa fait ala
protestation du general Almonte, une reponso
polio, d'apres cette maxine qu'une douce re-.
ponse appaise la colere. lie ministre mexicain
parlait dc l'annexion CONNIE dun outrage sans
exemple; ct notre gouyernement passe i cote
des expressions ct cherche a attenuer I'm tort
qu'aucun argument ne saurait Justifer."
The St. Landry whig., 1845-04-03

L7ETAT con1re LES EsCLAvEs DE Mr.. JAG.
CUES LAsrRApEs.-Cettc afIaire a etc soumise
a IN jury de six proPrittaires free holders,) sa.
medipasse, ct a etc terrninee par IN soerdtct
d'acquittement en- favour des defendeurs. LIE.
conome parait avoir cite maltraite par les escla.
YES qui ne ravaient point reconnu, en- lie trouyant
h mutt dams Pune des cabanes du camp GU il ne
lie supposait point.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-05-30

QI3- DIR, JOHN NJ. WILLIAMS VEGETABLE
MEDICINE LABORATORY, 20 East Baltimore st.
tth door east Of Front-THE BEST SERIES OF MEDI-
cISES EVER PRODUCED, prepared and sold AT this La
boraIory, 10 wit:-ndian Vegetable Purifying and
Antl-hilious Pills D cents box; Tonic Vegetable
Bitters % cents bottles Dyspepsia Specific, 80
Emetc Preparation, 2a cents vial; Pediuvium or
Foot Bath Powder, l2i cents package; Cough Sy-
rup, for the cure of Consumption, Coughs, Colds, &c.
81. cents bottle; New Remedy for Group, l2i cents
vial; Highly Concentrated Vegetable Elixir, a pre-
cious medicine for mothers and infants, so bottles
Rhesmac Liniment and Embrscation, and accom-
panments, Sl Sovereign Remedy for Piles 50; Dysen-
terry Cordial 30 cts bottle, SC sc. sc. Printed d.
rections for the administration of these remedies
company each article. N. b. Advice given by Dr.
w. free of charge. ml3-u
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-05-30
A l. m AN C.,
MOONS phases
MARRIED,

On the eth inst, by The Rev. Levi Il. Reese, Mr..
JAMES LEWIS PARR TO Miss LoSIsA CATHARISE Will
LlAMS, all of this city.
On the 27th inst, by the Most Rev. Archbishop Ec-
cleston, +. ROBERT JENKINS, Esq. TO Miss REBEccA
A., daughter of the ate John Hunter all of this citv
On the 22d inst, by the Rev. Mr.. Best, WIN. PAINT
En- to Miss MARY IL. HAMLET PERRY, all of this city
On the 22d inst by the Rev. Mr. Nadal, WIN. DA-
Wis 10 Miss ELIZABETH GoALT, all at this city.
On the ID March, by the Rev, Mr.. Reed, EDWARD
Sc0rr LANDsDAwN TO Miss JULIA A, CARR, all of this
city,
At York Pa. on the 18th inst by the Rev. Mr.. Ste
phen Boyer, JOSHUA NJ. DEvER, NJ. d. OF Md, TO Miss
MARY j. GARDINER, of York.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-05-30

CHAPTER OF FIRES. At Buffalo, few days
ago, the warehouse of MIR. Wilkinson was par
TALLY consumed, by which MIR. Andrews lost
$50 bbls. flour, and Hayes s Johnson had 1869
bbls. greatly damaged by fre.--A cotton
warp yarn factory, at Hollis, Me was con-
sumed on Sunday.-At Bristol, Pa, on Sun
day, the woolIen factory of Mr. Carpenter was
entirely consumed and the dwelling of MIR.
Hrst much damaged; loss $4,000, but mostly
insured 1.-Two acres Of wheat near Lancas-
ter, Pa, were burnt by a spark from locomo-
tive OH Sunday.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-05-30

REDUCTION OF EXPENSES. 1t is homely
but true saying, that ga man should cut his
coat according to his cloth''-in other words,
ahat he should confns his expenses within his
gscome-and this is as applicable to State as
90 all individual. A prudent man, who by
losses or otherwise, finds that his outlay is a.
boye his receipts, will Immediately retrench ex-
yenses in every practicable manner. justice to
himself and to those with whom he deals, re-
CURES this course of conduct; and If he be no
nest he will adopt it. And just the same poll
Gy should be pursued by a State which is in
debt, unless she means to defraud her creditors.
Maryland is unfortunately largely in debt-so
mach so, that it will require the application OF
all her resources, together with the practice of
the most rigid economy, TO sustain her credit.
In this condition Of our State finances, justice
demands, that we should retrench wherever it
canbe safely done. We cannot afford to be Ii
beral, or to proceed on magnificent scale-we
must therefore pare down the public expenses
TO the narrowest thanksgiving enough, but
can be readily obtained at reduced salaries
Two thousand dollars year to the Governor
would be sufficient under present circumstance
es, by releasing him from the necessity of re-
siding at Annapolis. The clerk of the Coun-
ell prior to the year 1915 or 1916, received only
BIC thousand dollars per annum, and the dutie.
Of the Office were we'll discharged by Niniar
Pinkney, Esq Subsequently his salary wa
temporarily increased to fifteen hundred dollars
in consequence Of the additional labor imposed
upon him, in adjusting and having settled tn
claims of the State against the General Go
ysrnment for expenses during the war. Th
salary has been since augmented to two thou
sand dollars, on account, we presume. of be
slowing upon the officer the more dgniied ii
lie of Secretary of State.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-05-30

Q7- MEDICAL AND CHIRURGICAL FACUL-
TY OF MARYLAND-ANNUAL CONVENTION.
The Annual Convention of the Medical and Chrurg-
cal Faculty of Maryland will be held in the HALL
over VI RS. Sco's in South street, few doors below
Baltimore st, on MONDAY, 2d June, at l0J O'Clock
A. NJ. The members throughout the State are re
specially requested to attend and gentlemen who
are desirous of becoming members, will offer their
application to the Convention.
ml9-2w r. A. DURKEE, NJ. D., Rec. Sec'y.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-05-30

cN ~Hnn TODAY, and 10 prizes
m SOOV Sl00O-Tickets 21-shares il
proporlion--l4 ballots. beautiful scheme for pack
age Out of packages sold in yesterdays scheme
contained rich prizes One of S2250, of $780, an
| of SOCIAL sold TO citizens.
TT TUCKER s. BROTHER,
Right on the COrner-Head of Centre Market.
p S. The celebrated Small Fry draws TO-MOF
ROW-Capita S40OO-whole tickets 81, qrs. 25 CT
In which Tucker & Bio. will sell packages of qrs.
certificate for $751;, Sts 81 10. chance for all. 1t
YHNHE $1,000 prize in to-day's lottery may
u had at the lucky office of FLETCHER * &C
No Holiday ST. Price of the ticket only 81, AZ
80 cents.
Drawn Nos. of Yesterdays Lottery,
50 lS ii 81 81 So IL 6l % 24 % 81 81 IA
Small Fry MORROW, $4,000 capital. Tickle
S., halves soc, qrs. 25c, and package only 80 50.
We respectfully invite orders from abroad, and PFC
mise to do our very best in sending good prizes.
Direct 10 JAMES FLETCHER & CO.,
1t Baltimore, Md.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-05-30
GUNNER CAssTMEREs,

- CHEAP AND BEAUTIFUL.
large assortment, in great variety, received from
New York, of new and beautiful styles, offering m
opportunity Of a handsome selection, which gentle
men should avail themselves of early. Also,
SUMNER COATINGs.
Genuine Drap d'E,e, warranted not to change lis
color, and new article for eentlemen's Summer
Goats, 'sDRAP DE VERINA," very beautiful, the
only article Of the kind in the city, with large as
sortment of Drngs, Vestngs, &C., for sale, whole
sale and RETAIL at the lowest market price.
EDWARD J. RICHARDSON,
m39 No. 81 Baltimore streer.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-05-30

MISSIONARIES IN CHINA, 1t is said that the
Baptist missionaries in China are quite success
full. They baptised eighteen natives last yeah
some of them men of high rank and attain
ments Thirteen native preachers are at work,
and one of the idol temples has been surrender
ed to the mission.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-05-30
ARRIVED

G. 90.
ARRIVED,
Brig Archeous, Crswel, days from Boston, assOt-
ted cargo, 7. r. Matthews.
Br. brig Coquette, Is days from Demarara ballast,
to Jas. G.. Yates.
Schr Eagle, Lowry, days from Portsmouth, plas
ter, 10 the master.
Brig Boston, Nickerson, 6 days from Boston, assort
ed cargo, to Fhos. r. Matthew'S
Schr Henrietta, Hughes, 6days from Savannah, cot
ton and lumber, to John X. Randall.
Schr Frances Jane, Lett, days from N York, as
sorted cargo,
schr Hero, Emerson, from Philadelphia, ndse. to
Jno. w. Brown.
sloop Union, Cotingham, from Philadelphia, mdse.
to Jno. W. Brown.
Canal boat John Sterreu, Miller, from Lewistown
Pa oats, flour and whiskey, to Jno. Boggs * Coz and
-four, to Hazlehurst x Walters
Canal boat 5usquehanna, Blair, from Lewisburg,
Pa wheat and corn, to John BOygs Il Co; and flour,
Haz ehurst Walters.
Canal boat Sarah Jane, Antes, from Lycoming Co.
Pa, to Giese & Son.
Canal boat James X. Polk, -, from Columbia Pa.
to Giese Son
Steam packet Georgia, Cofey, from Norfolk, Re-
ports off Smiths Point, briganline bound up.
Sailed-Bfig Harriet, Jarvis Rio de- Janeiro.
Snip Eerslie, Wallace, for Bremen; briggs EleHor
Forest, st. Thomas, and Kent, Gavet, West Indies.
Consgnees per ship Elise from Bremen, arrived yes
terday Wylie & Wilson; G. Fisher & Coz L. Weber
& Co; G. J. Conradi Henry Oerichs F. Kong b Co;
w. Nj. EicOtt; and TO order
Consgnees per ship Caspar from Bremen-Oelrichs
Lutman: Brauns & Focke; c. Meineke; j. F. Pc
ul; ana otIefS'
MEMORANDA.
Ship Caspar, from Bremen, reported Yesterday
passed the wreck of brig Pandora of Easp0rt on the
25th ipst. 80 miles e. N. e. of Cape Henry.
Ship Leila, Higgins, of Baltimore, from Liverpool,
with 249 passengers arrived at New York 9th inst
Barque Floyd, Jewett, for Baltimore was loading at
saEua la Grande, Cuba, l4th inst.
Brig Orbit, Travers, of Baltimore, cleared at Mobile
2lst inst for Richmond.
Brig China, Small, from Baltimore, arrived at Ports
mouth, N. H. oath inst.
Brig Ocean, Edrge, from Baltimore, arrived at Bos-
ton 9th.
Brig Sally Ann Tucker, arrived at New York from
Truxlo 2oth inst
Schr Traffic, Gardner, arrived at New York from
Baltimore 2sth inst.
Schr Col. De Russy, Wheeler, from Baltimore, ar
rived at Charleston Goth inst and schr Vermont, Sad
Ter, for Baltimore, went to sea from do. 25th.
Schrs Joseph Turner, Gibbs, and Union, Bangs, from
Providence for Baltimore, spoken 18th inst;-
the former off Montaug, and the latter off Block Is
land.
schr Oneco, squires, from Baltimore, arrived at ~
York, 9th inst.
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ID | f ID

Departed this life on the 29lh inst about O'Clock
Mrs. MARGARET HARRISGrBN, cOnSort of Mr.. James
Harrington. Her friends aud acQeainiances are re-
quesed to attend her funeral this afternoon at four
o'clock, at her late residence, ). Charles-st.
Suddenly, on Sunday evening last 25th inst, in n.
Brunswick, N. j., after painful Ress of 81 hours,
JAMES ?. MuLLIKIS, formerly of Baltimore, aged 4 :
years, leaving wife and five children to mourn his IT.
reparabe loss
On the pod inst, CHARLES HENRY son of Samuel
and Sarah Ann Thompson, aged months
On the 18th inst, MARGARET ANN JENNINGS, in the
7th year of her age.
On the 18th inst, WIN. OLIVER, youngest son of John
and Emeline Hubbard, aged months and II days.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-05-30

% RAILROAD EXACTlONS. So many and so
vehement have been the complaints ot ire Pubic al
the heavy rates of fare tbs Railroad from WASH
ihgon TO Baltimore, that the Maryland Legislature,
al Its late session, wishing meet the wishes ct The
travelling community, authorized the Company to re
ducc The fare 10 2!.5j, They now tree 10 act as
justice and their own interests clearly ndcate-they
cahnet now advance the old pretcNt, that the Legs
alnre would not permit a reduction 10 proper stand
ard, WIN they do it. We no notice OF intended
chdnge-and il is fair To infer. that the Company WIN
continue the present eNoThltant aud oppressive rates
ms Is point IN which our own rail roads are deeply
Interested. But there Is remedy which the travel
Ing public can apply to the mischief. II the wash
nstOn and Baltimore Railroad do not bling Their prices
down, the public will be compelled TO avail them
selves of the line OF Stages running regularly between
Baltimore and Washington city. We tried the stage
route last SUMNER and found it to he speedy and com
Portable. II presents moreover, agreeable variety
snd.the road passes through an interesting country
Unless be in desperate hurry, he will find the
stages more agreeable By vigorous and united ef'
fort the Railroad Company may thus be forced to do
justice to the public, and particularly to the southern
Railroads. Isl It,
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MORTIMER MOWBRAY, Agents,
m30-3' Corner of Charles and Market-sts.

G3- IT SEEMS hardly worth while that We should
add any testimony to the overwhelming that has
already been procured to that nestmabIe Burn Speci
hcCONNELL'S PAIN EXTRACTOR, (fofmsrly Dai-
leys) but may well say that il exceeds any thing
we ever SAW or heard of for the rapid and thorough
cnre of sores of nil kinds, and no family should be
without il, for if they have accidents by fire, it is
sovereign cure where life is not lost at once, and if
they never have such calamity It cannot come amisS
in the great vari y of cuaneouS affections, Sores cuts,
Sc, OF which every family must have its share,--N.
y. .4urorG.
For sale in Baltimore, at the corner Of Hanover and
Baltimore sis. Also at the corner of Baltimore and
Harrison SITS, and al No. 81 Thames ST. 1t
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-05-30

A Coon STORY SPOILED. The story that
Judge Bragg, of Alabama, had decided that
Texas was annexed to the United States OBJ
tanned currency through the following cir
to be excused from serving on jury, because
he had been in Texas and taken the oath OIL
allegiance there. His excuse was disallowed
and he was ordered to take his seat in the box
The Judge remarked to bystander, loosely
that it could make no difference any how
Texas was annexed Out of this casual re-
mark has grown the story that the Judge had
formally made the decision reported.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-05-30

New YoRK LOAN. The Comptroller Of the
State of New York has advertised for loan of
100000, on State stock, bearing interest at
the rate of per cent, payable semi-annually;
The principal to be reimbursable in 1852.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-05-30

Burrows THEATRE, FRoSr-sT.-The Masie Temp.
The buresque extravaganza of the Mage Lamp was
produced last night at the Front ST. Theatre in style
Of unsurpassed spendor. The sudiencs which was
large gave vent TO their appreciation in hosts of ap
plause twill be repeated this evening and we ad-
wise an early attendance to secure good seat, the
piece will undoubtedly have great run.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-05-30
1HVHE LA ROE NUMBER or NEW

FENHE l. H. G r NUMBER OF NEW
ID BUILDINGS now in progress of erection in diff
fer nj parts of our city is sufficient evidence of the
extraordinary luck of our citizens at VI. DOYLE'S
Capital Prize Depot No. l4l Pratt ST., opposite the
BALTIC Ohio X. X. Depot, and next to Il radshaw Is
U. 5. Hotel. The amount of money used in paying
pIizes at this fortunate Office during the week
over Sl3OOO besides several handsome prizes sold TO
correspondents The way TO make fortune in the
easiest possible manner without going out of Balti-
more is to call send to s'Doyle's" and get some OF
the splendid capitals 10 be disposed of this week.
FRIDAY, capital prize 1000, tickets $2a shares in
proportion.
SATURDAY, capital $4,000, tickets 81, shares in
proportion. Certificates of 25 whole tickets will be
issued from this office at SID, a little over one hall
the cost of the tickets 25 half tickets 81, % quarters
SO so, These certificates may draw the three highest
prizes.
A liberal discount will be paid to persons who pur-
chase by the package or quantity.
For sale in the greatest variety of lucky numbers by
the package, single ticket, SHARE All orders, pei
mail or otherwise addressed to
M. DOYLE, 20. IA Pratt street.
1t fR1 Opposite b. & O. r. X. Depot
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-05-30

The BisnOp ELECT. The committee APP
pointed at the recent Diocesan Convention, to
wait on DR.. Alonzo Potter, returned from
Schenectady on Wednesday. The DR.. will
give his final answer in ten days, but no doubt
was left on the minds of his friends, that he
would accept the Episcopate
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-05-30
MURDER MOST FOUL AND UNNATUR-

a MURDER MOST FOUL AND UNNATUR-
~ AL was committed short time since in one OF
the Eastern states, and what shocks the nicer feelings
of most is, that the bloody deed ii is sup
posed was perpetraed by the sister of the deceased
the cause assigned lucre. Thus does every day
teach the Notifying fact, that the most powerful
lever that possibly be used to move the human
mind is gold. This immoderate thirst for wealth must
be alay d; and effect this benevolent purpose, the
old established house of EMORY s co No. 2North
Calvert ST., Baltimore, Md. have brought into active
use their facilities TO transact the Lottery bu-
siness and can sell tickets in all the lotteries,
(Which are drawing daly,) upon such reasonable
terms as eau only be offered at their popular Office
The schemes rich and brIiant-the capitals vary
ing from 900 to 500 ,O0U-prices of tickets from
10 go Orders from the country Immediately filled
and sentby return mail Drawings sent free Of post
aye by the first mail that leaves after the lottery is
drawn. Their firm is of 30 years sanding and their
reputation for honorable and correct business habits
untaimished Address
EMORY s Co, No. 2 Calvert-st
Baltimore, Maryland.
G3-Przes paid in Gold or Silver.
Drawing Nos of Md Consolidated Lottery class 81,
drawn May 29-lowest prize 50:
80 IL Al 81 % 81 II 81 % "a % 81 65 II
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nMORE pRIZES DIsTRIBuTEn FRO Nj

II u . N. w. corner OF Eutaw and Lombard streets
ml0-3m
MOORE PRIZES DISTRIBUTED FRO NJ
I'VE SCHOOLFlELD s CO.'S Yesterday: To
Nos l8 81 Al, prize of $1,000, sold TO gentleman Of
this city; Nos. "a 81 80, prize of $3.50, to Win
CHESTER Va; Nos. Is Al 81, prize of $50, sold to
citizen.
Nos. Maryland Consolidated Lottery, class "a, drawn
May 30, lowest prize SIS, are
80 Is al 81 81 81 II 81 26 "a 25 81 Is IA
Draws TO-DAY the beautiful scheme of Md. Con-
solldated Lottery, class 65,
THE CAPITALS ARE:
| prize of $1,000 0 prize of $1,000
5000 10 500
" l,2SS 90 90 200&c.
Tickets S25; halves Sl!; quarters &c ; eghths Sic
In which SchOOfeld & Co will sell on certificate,
packages of Dc tickets for only 1918, and draw
over $4,000.
QI3- Draws next SATURDAY, May 3lst, F. F,
Seminary Lottery class d. Capital S40O0-Tickets 81
shares in proportion, in which Scheduled * Go.
will sell on certificate packages of % whole tickets
fol only Sl4, halves 81, qrs s3 so, eighths 81 70.
{t3- For the fortunate numbers, either in packages,
single tickets or shares please apply the fortunate
SCHOOLFIELD & CO,
No. Calvert street,
1t First office from Baltimore street
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ITEMS OF NEws. The Fakir Of Ava is about

ITEMS OF News. The Fakr of Ava is about
to pay Lancaster visit.-Two scholars of
st. Johns Literary Institution at Frederick,
were seriously injured on Monday by the acct
dental discharge of gun.--Ole Bull gave
concert at Cincinnati last Saturday evening.
--lncendaries are busy in Boston. They
had three or four fires on Sunday, and three ON
Monday are now running iii
st. Louis, and are we'll patronized Tile
steamer Hibernia, Ryrie, from Boston, arrived
at Halifax on the 18th instant.-There is a
great scarcity of vessels for the lumber busi-
ness at Bangor.-Mr. John Buterick, of Low
ell, Mass, has in his possession the first gun
fred against the British during the revolution
ted up at Boston, to be under the management
Of Mr.. Nickenson. Misses Walter and Turn
bull are engaged-The health ofT.W Dorr
is announced as being worse now than 1T ever
was before. He is bent nearly double with
rheumatism.--On Monday, boy aged ID
was arrested in New Haven for firing "A build
ing. -Four boys have been arrested, within as
many months, in that city, for the same crime
Iron tombs and obituary monuments of
every description are cast in England.
THE GREAT PEDESTRIAN. Ellsworth con-
tinueS to walk his mile every hour in New Or
leans, and is very likely to succeed in walking
Thousand miles in 4 thousand consecutive hours
with all the disadvantages of the hot season
against him. He has three men to watch him,
who have been sworn before Judge Cochran, of
Carrollton, to take a watch of eight hours each
olt of each twcAty-four, and during their re-
spectivc watches they are to attend to his wants,
call him in time to make his mile each and
every hour, and see that he walks 1t in such
hour, and failing to do so to give public notice
of the same. In case either of these men sworn
in as watchers fail to accomplish their duty,
they stand liable to prosecution for the crime
of perjury, and will lose all title to their COM
! pensation.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-05-30

DUEL AT ST.. LOUIS. We learn from the
St. Louis papers that a duel was fought oppo-
site that city on the Goth inst, between Mr..
Jno. Bart and J. P. Colt, Esq. Upon the first
fire, MIR. BIS ball took effect upon Mr.. c. caus-
ing a slight wound in the abdomen, after which
they returned to the city perfectly satisfied.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-05-30

&C. LIVERY STABLES REMOVED. The I'M
derssned would respectfully inform all his old Gus
toners and friends, that he has removed from the
Whcatheld Stables 10 the FRANKLIN LIVERY
STABLES, between Howard and Liberty streets, in
Cowpen alley, Immediately in the rear Of Messrs.
Geo. Bartlett co., East of the old stand. Hewould
state he has for hire fine Saddle and Buggy Horses;
also, Bnggys without horses. His Stables large
and airy, and good Sheds for carriages. Gentlemen
keeping their Houses with him may depend upon their
hning we'll attended To-.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-05-30

BISHOP De LANcr. This gentleman is fast
recovering He walked aronnd his room on
Monday.
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NAVAL. The Columbus and Vncennes were
to sail from N. York for China yesterday, with
Mr. Everett and family. They are under the
command of Conn., Bidde.