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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-15

The emigration TO California is on the
increase, and it is thought that that region
will attract larger number even Than
Oregon, OF that crowd of adventurous
spirits who are determined 10 seek their
fortunes beyond the Rocky Mountains. -
Movements are noticed in various quar-.
ters, with a view TO organize expeditions
destined for the shores of the Pacific
One body of cmigrants, said to comprise
a tn ousane individuals, are engaged to
start IN the spring from some point in Ar.
kansas. Another company, still more nu.
merous, is forming in Missouri, and in H.
llnols they are organizing a caravan Of
pioneers with the same destination. The
junction of three such large companies on
the Californian coast will constitute a for
mldable settlement, fully competent 10
maintain Its independence, and rcpel any
hostile force that could be mustered in that
remote region. The distance of the ter.
rtory from the populous parts of Mexico,
places it out Of The arm of Government.
1t is hardly probable that the colony would
ever be disturbed. In the distracted state
of Mexico there will be no ability, how
ever strong might be the disposition, 10
modest a settlement in distant wilderness.
For these reasons the probability is, that
the emigrants at the outset will meet with
no armed or formidable resistance. They
will thus, for The trouble of marching
few hundred miles, be able to seize upon
and become masters Of the garden of North
America. II lies now wilderness unoc.
cuped and unculigoled, liable to fall
prey 10 the first bold intruder. In climate,
soil, products and location, no territory Of
the same extent on our continent can com
pare with the CALIFORNIA;. No wonder then
that the eyes Of our western froniier-men
are turned in that direction, as 10 "ihe
land Of promise.' The present emigra.
lion is bat the beginning Of movement
hat is destined to sweep across the Cor.
1ileras. and spread n mighty tide of popu.
allpn 70 the borders Of the Pacific.
H& ~ o. Bulletin.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-15
o. %. WOODMAN,
vtcKsBURG,
%. q. WO0DEHAN a. Co.

YAZoo CITY,
Wholesale & Retail Druggists and Booksellers,
DAEALERS in Paints, Oils, Window
~ Glass; Drugs, Medicines and Che
meals; School, Law, Medical and Miscel-
lanoous Books, Paper and Stationery
!. Country merchants. Druggists, Ply
scious, Planters and Teachers supplied
with pure and genuine articles on as good
terms as in New Orleans.
August O, iS4J. Gm
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-15

4 The Government Of one of the small
principaliiies Of Germany, has prohibited
the issuing Of marriage license 10 per.
sons.of incorporate habits, Just and hu-
name,
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-15
ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

VHNO all persons interested in The estate
N Of Elizabeth Bradley, deceased:
TAKE NOTICE, that az tic November
ssrm Dcxt Of the Probate Court Of Carroll
couniy,l will present my account for final
settlement and allowance AZ administrator
Of sad estate, and ask TO be discharged.
JAMES q. BRADLEY. Adu,t
IF esfaic Of Elizabeth Bradiey. dec'd
September 10, ls15 3g-6t
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-15

There was large fire in Columbia, S.
G., on tho 18th ult. which burnt six or Sc
ven stores, several cotton sheds and out.
houses, and some hundred bales of cotton.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-15

or WE are authorized 10 announce
DAVID E. LOVE as candidate for Briga-
der General ofthe LIST Brigade, 4ht division
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-15

GrT We are authorized 10 announce
JOHN A. BINFORD as candidate for Re-
presenta'ive Of Carroll county
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-15

nlsSoLUTlON. -The partnership Of
~ SHATTUcK g. 'VHIrMoRE in the
practice OF the law, is dissolved by the re-
moval Of Judge Shauuck from the State.
m WHlTMORE, will continue the
~ 4. practice. Office at CarroHtoa.
September ], 1915. 3s.tf.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-15

IhVbAIE dUDIEs
or We are authorized to announce
JAMES S, JOHNSON as candidate for Pro-
bate Judge Of Carroll county.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-15
Adninistrator,g Noficc-

EFTERS Of administration having
M been granted 10 The undersigned, by
the Probate Court Of Carroll counIy. II
Ihe September term, l8i5, thereof. Oh tho
estate Of William G. Davis, deceased, ali
persons having claims against said csla,e
are notified q present Them, duly autbcn.
uca'cd' within the Time prescribed BY law,
or they will be forever barred.
AMOS HOLMAN, Admr
Of tAe cstate Of Jv@. q. Ddrir, decsi.
September 10. iS45 sD-6t
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-15
NEW. FALL AND WINTER GOODS.



receiving direct New York. of FALL and WINTEI
n GOODS, consisting the following articles, o. witt
beached and Brown Domesicsi Bod Ticking;
linscysi Blankets;
Sa'ineis and Cassineres asstd;
A beautiful stock Of 10Th and lbbedA
line stock Of Muslin LANES, asstJ;
large stock Of Ready -madc Ciothng
BOOTSi Shoes HATS;
Hardware; Queepsware; Cutlery
And net thing usually KEEP in retail
Az Of which am determined sell Call
viii find tso.
CarrolhOa, October 1916, 4s-lf
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-15

A NEGRO MAN 4 f. " Vt A iz
August 20
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-10-15

Or he State Of Mississippi, a Carrollton.
Archibald Robinson BnL FOR DyoRcn,
uS. >--Io juno term, A.
Sarah u. Robinson. ID. 1915.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-03

however, To our settled policy, to interfere IN
their controversies, whether external or inter
ntI.
have thus advcrted 10 all the subjects CON
ncctcd with our foreign relations, to which
deem it necessary to call your attention. oar
policy j. not Only peace with all, but good "'Ii
toward, all the powers Of the earth. While "c
are Just TO all, We require that all shall be lst
to as, Excepting the differences with Mexico
and Great Britain, our relations with al evil
z"i nations are OF the most satisfactory cI2Tlc-
ter II Is hoped that in this enlightened are,
,h,>c differences may be amicGbly adjusted.
The Secretary oi the Treasury, in hls annual
report to Congress viii communicate tan
statement Of the coudlton of our hl1nccS.-
the imports fer tho fiscal year ending on the
thrlch of Jnue last, were Of the value "I oae
hundred and seventeen millions two hundred
and htty-tour thousand i've hundred ana s'AIy-
fnur dollars, Of which the amount exported
was fifteen millions three hundred and totty-Sl&
thousand eight hundred and thirty dollars
leaving balance Of onc hundred and one NIL
lions nine hundred aud seven thousand seven
hundred and thlrty-tour dollars Tor domestic
consumption. The exports Of the same year
were of the value Of one hundred and fourteen
millions six hundred and torty-sX thousand SIN
hundred and six dollars, of which, the amount
of domestic articles was nincty-nne millions
two hundred and ninety-nine thousand seven
hundred and soventy-sIs dollars. The receipts
into the treasury during the same year were
twcnty-ninc millions seven hundred and sixty
nine thousand one hundred and thirty-three
dollars and fifty six cents; Of which, there were
derived from customs, twenty-sevcn millions
five hundred and heavyweight Thousand one
hundred and twelve dollars and seventy cents;
from sales Of public lands: two millions seven
ty-sevcn thousand ard twenty-five dollars and
concluded on the fourth page
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-03

Ba1que Wyman, Dill, Boston, Il. X. Matthews.
Barquc Hulette, Kelley, Demsrara, Wilmington &
Eastman
Brig Frances Jane, Gardiner, for ST. Johns, p. r.
Kirkland Chase Il Co.
Big Fashion, new, 1913 tons) Kirwan, West Indies,
Il. Pierce.
schr Maryland, Kent, Norfolk, Richmond and Pc
tersburg, & Pendergast < Son.
ARRIVED,
Schr NeimiiliOn, Seaman, days fIom New York
assorted cargo, to Rose, Merrill < Co. Saw several
square rlgged vess, Is asern.
steam packet Georgia, Cannon, from Norfolk. Saw
OF Poplar Island ship barque, could not tell
VIII ich, bound up.
Steamer Ericsson, Green, from Phladelphia rdsr
to j. A. Shrivet
Fellowship Grace Brown, Myers, from Liver.
pool.
MEMORANDA.
II was stated under date Of Honolulu, Sept. LIST,
mat the snip Leland Ski!linston, was at Caao, for
the Sandwich Islands, in 3 weeks
ship Bangor, Odom from Bordeaux for OrIcans
out days, was spoken 10th Oct lat. 81 0S, Ion 30
by ship Cen Washington, Love, at New Orleans FIN
Bremen
Ship Susan L. Howell, Bailey, from Baltimore. ar
rived at Mobile oath ult.
Brig Olive Thompson, Pote, for Baltimore, sailed
from Portland 18th nit,
Brig Victory, Elwel, from Baltimore arrived NJ
Fall River 94lh nit.
schr Ihos Hooper, Kirwan, for Baltimore, sailed
from Antigua Is days since, in with barque Chan
ceOr at, New York.
Schr Highlander, Fsndleton from Brrmuta bousS
to Wilmington, n. G. pat into Charleston g9Ih ut on
account IF head winds. spoke Goth, lat 90 IS, lon.
~ %, schr Mary Anna, shsnkIin, from Baltimore for
Turks island.
=, Sehr Mana Rucklm, from Baltimore, arrived at
kCwbem N. &. 22d ult.
sGhrs Chesapeake, stewart, AVID Uranus, Sparks,
for Baltimore, cleared at New York 29h ult.
In Hampton Roads 18th nit brig Boston, Nicker-
son, from Boston for Baltimore; schfs CohKnnet FL
rs for Halifax Joseph Turner, Gibbs; Tryal Gibbs;
Hope, Potter; Queen, Gardner and Louisa' uonev''
well, for Providence; Pearl, Nickerson for Dighton;
VIM Thompson, Nlckerson, Tor FAN River; Maria
Latourel:e, i0t YORK, all from Baltimore; and hi,
rect Briggs. froIn New York for Baltimore, besides a
large number of other c!s detained by head winds
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[Reponed for tho American Republican,

go. h'NH 'h'hB WaHkET, Dec. ..
Cattle. The supply Of Beef Cattle at the scales
yesterday was more limited Than for several weeks
previous and the. demand less active though prime
qualities slightly advanced. There were 100 head
offered, and $50 sold to packers and butchers nj
prices ranging from s. so 10 SO per 100 lbs on the
hoot, equal 10 S3a5 IS net. The average rate was
about 50 %. Live Hogs are still in brisk demand. and
supply good, with safes 10 sallcrs at s. I2la5 25 and
III small tots at 50 375a5 30, tor extra qualify.
hiOur. The flour market is quiet and but little
dong. On Saturday about 1900 bbls. Howard street
good mixed brands were sold at So, but subsequently
the market became 6rmer, and several parcels
changed hands at st i2l. The inquir, to-day is lin
ied, and hut lite doing. 1t is generally held NJ
Sc l2b, though some demand So 25. ihe Inst se,tt"
ment tor receipts from cars was S. s73. We note
considerable sales Of City Mills -four on Saturday
and Monday at So. To-day 500 hbIs sold at sc ln6
holders generally ask IS l2!a6 25. Nothing dns in
susquchanna Hour No Rye -four here the last sales
were at u.s.
Grain. But little doing in wheat We quote good
to prime Md aud Va. reds at l2Oa25c, and ordinary
to good at ll5al2Oc. cargo of Pa, rens and white
sold on Saturday at l27c. Sales of Md new white
toe at 61a6ec, and new yellow 7Ua7lc; Oats al 3oa
4le and Rye at 73a75; also OF Pa. Rye at 7ec
Whisikey. We quote hhds. at 90 cents and hills
at 3Oa3lc.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-03

G}- TOBACCO has been used ever since the DAYS
of Sir Water Raleigh by The high and the low the
rich and the poor, tue king and the heggar indeed its
consumption has became general, that it is hard 10
find one that does not either smoke, snuff ar che1v
For ourselves, prefer ilch Cigar All there they
are! box of the agree thI2 deuders-BOOTH'S
BEST. Roy, light match, so thai we can iuxuriatn
for few minnios, until Ee devil calls for copy. Puff!
PuFFM PUFPM! An! BOOTH knows how 10 make
them. II any of Our readers wish 20 enjoy them
selves, as we now doing, we would recommend
them to the "YELLow House," at the Hanover Mar
ket-fight on the corner d3ur
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G3- OF TANNlN. Since this article was
introduced las fall the sale has teUourG imniense.
To soften leathci matter how hard, ii acts 10 the
aStnHlshmcnt of all, and for all old Leather, Harness
and Carriage toys in use it is invaluable, aud no
stables would be without it when once known.
To be had al the corner OF Hanover and Baltimore
SITS, Baitlnne. Also AT he corner Of Baltimore and
Harrison SITS, and AT No 81 Thames st. 1t
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On MONDAY morning, Isl Instant, after protractrd
illness, Mrs. SUSAN GUEST, wife of Mr.. Sam Guest
~ the N2d year of her age.
Her friends and acqaantances are respectfully re
quested ~ attend her funeral this (WcdnesGayj af
rrnoom, al O'Clock, fran the residence Of her bu,
band No, lji Sharp ST., between Barre and Lee se,
without further notice,
On Saturday evening, the 2Jh utmo, Mrs. MARY
McCrDEIN', IN the 66lh yeai of her age
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ATTENTION. MECHANICAL

II7-The members of the Mechanical Fire Company
are particularly requested to assemble at the Engine
House, (iul'y cQuipped,l on WEDNESDAY EVEN
ING Dec Sd, al s. O'Clock precisely, TO perform es-
cou duty.
{65- The regular quarterly meeting of the Company
will be held on THURSDAY EVENING, Dec 4,h,
at O'clock AS business, in which all the members
are nerestcd will he before the meeting is parli-
cslarIy desirable THAI the, should be punctual in
their attendance.
d23t JOHN FURLONG Secretary
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MARI IIID

ZION the ID inst. b. the Rev. y. Dorsey j. RANDOLPH
RICsELY, formerly of Anne Arundel county, To MISC
NJ. LOUISA, youngest daughter of Walter Ban, ESQ,
Of this cIy.
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dollars; ard the attention ofCongress is called
to the pFopriety Of 50 modifying the existing
law aS to enable the department to sustain IL
self without aid from the treasury.
.Hternsy General. It's recommended that
in consequence of increased duties, ''the Attor-
ney General be placed on the same footing
with the heads of the other executive depart
ments, >" with such subordinate officers as may
be required,
The interests of the District Of Columbia are
commended to the especial care of Congress
tribute is paid to the memory of General An
drew Jackson; and the message closes with a
quotation from one Of the Generals messages,
commencing, members "to the guidance Of Al
mighty God" SC.
We have no time for comment. On the
three great poinls-Orcgon-the Taritf-and
the Independent Treasury-the message is foil
and explicit,
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h7-FRENCH AND GERMAN LOOKING GLASS
PLATES, of every size, fer sale by the case, dozen
or single Plate.
ALSO, the most complete and largest assortment
of Mahogany RaMES to be found in the city.
Gilt Portrait and Picture FRAMES, of entirely new
patterns, never before introduced in Baltimore, made
10 order of the very best materials and by the best
workmen; together with Gilt Box CORNTCES:
RODS; RINGS; CENTRES; CURTAIN BANDS
&C. &c. for sale and made order, as cheap as they
can be obtained at any establishment in the United
States f.. S. FRYER
Milf Nc North Gay street,
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nrz- CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish TO
purchqse Fine Geld and Silver WATCHES; Gold
Quad and Fob CHAINS; Silver Spoons; Gold Pencil
Cases; B,east-pns; Earrings; Silver Plated Cake
BASKETS; Britannia Ware; are invited to examine
GABRIEL u. CLARKS assortment, which is COM
pIete at his Old Established Sore, Water ST. I'd door
FINN 10
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N --,--c- .' NJ" II------ n, -'-- '-----'-I m
.., ,nr o. tnr word III IL suit ,sds,,ora Il Pro
o.s ..s. .,q :, = VA. am rr''Ia t'' Gon l, a.
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N....oa, .g'a'r-d,. nut ,,. pr.a.o. .u".a r'i"N
-.".! no ~. ,''a t"NA,, >''"1 e. ..., Il" ",i'',
.h,,.I ~ -.....,. y in; ~ d. .l. to- .lr s.tr
and va, ,.:s-- -, tim. .5a ".r,or protection - o"r'
t.'onH +" .>.o", ",n "ot r.'"I nr, .''.'.
.'. r,',,' lum,. ..',
....' or q. ,.,,,,.. Sal. ,.,uur roo-,u,.m I,0.I
.r l,,..s-,o o. ..n l.u. o.f |"a" Nn'"'""n =
Tow. .....,, ,s. o.,l., H.. ,.,,r,.r,,
d.. 49,, Leo ,r... ..t,,r,n ,i, /, .urI STATE
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0E-THE LADIES OF THE ENGLISH LUTHER
AN CHURCH, Lexington street, (Rev. DIR. MoRRls)
will commence the sale of useful aud fancy articles
in the Lecture Room of said Church, to commence
THIS CMonday EVENIN list Dec, and TO CONT
nue. sew Ial evenings. There will also be served up
a v uiety Of refreshments. We besPeak for them a
large company, the object is 10 pay their Church
debt, l-3t
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GF-OFFiCIAL DRAWING of the Md ConsoI
dated L0uery, class No. 48, for 1915:
II So SO As 46 Sc ? SO 81 so 6 10 90

IS and II being the LIST and I'd drawn Nos each $50
33 and u.s. bciHg the 81 aud 4h drawn Nos each Is
36 and 46 beng the 5th aud 9TH drawn Nos each l2
9 and 81 being the 7th and Slh; r37 aud 50, be-
ing the 9th and ION drawn Nos. each 10
All having Two Of the drawn Nos. on them, each 5
All having one only of the drawn Nos. on, %
FROM the Old established House of
EMORY, No, N. Calvprt-st
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PAVILION HOTEI.

n ll4toN Iio Ell.
~ j. MAC LELLAN would inform his frieads
We ana the public that he has fittcd up as q Re
freshment and Boarding House, (under the above
name,) the large Mansion, No. 2S FAYETrE-ST.,
opposite the Post Office, doors above North where
he respectful solicis their patronage. Oysters Ter
apns and Game of all kinds will be ser, ed in their
season. at short notice. limited number of perma-
nent BOARDERS, and few Gentlemen for meals
only, can be accommodated. The BAR will at all
times be supplied with the best Liquors and Refresh
ments Open Till IL O'Clock at night d3-eolm
COLLAR LARD LAMPS. Now opening, a
~ fresh supply OF Cornelius s. Co.'s superior Solar
Lard Lamps including variety of patterns and rich
Cut Glass and Paper Shades. For sale on pleasing
terms, JAMES CORTLAN SON,
No. IL Baltimore street,
do nearly opposite the Centre Market.
HERMAN SILVER SPOONS. We offer
German Silver Tea and Table Spoons of beautiful
pattern, and warranted to keep their color.
JAMES CORTLAN " SON.
de- Is Baltimore ST., I'd door East of Harrison,
YsyHIs is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sun.
h scrher has obtained from the Orshans' Court of
Baltimore County letters of administration on the nor
sonal estate of ANDREW EGAN, late Of said
county, deceased. All persons having claims agan.t
the said deceased, hereby warned to exhibit The
same with the vouchers thereof to the subscriber an
before the 2UIh day Of May next, 1915; they NAV
otherwise by law he excluded from all bencf, Of said
estate All persons indebted said estate are re-
quesied to make immediate payment
Given under my hand this 20h da of Nov;ber ls45,
d3-law4t tRl LAVlNaA EGAN Adm'r.
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1I3- fresh supply Of Doctor ]. s. ROSES ME-
DIClNES, for Lung aud Chronic Diseases, &c, Just
received, consisting of Breathing I ubes Cough Sy-
rup, Pr0phyactic SYRUP Linments, Tonic Pills, &C..
with a treatise on Consumption. For sale by
ROBERTS ATKINSON, Agents,
Corner of Hanover and Market SITS,
n0i I'm, Raj
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NEW YORK-Monday Afternoon. Sales of Gen.
eSee Flour on speculation at 81. Nothing doing in
Southern on account OF The rain. Sales of Northern
Corn at IS cts.
PHILADELPHIA. SAFES of Flour at SO 50: some
holders ask more. Red wheat 100 a I32c
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JEW BOOT AVID SHOE sPoR a.,

- LAS bSL l iMDkB STREET.,
ihree doors East of the Bridge
ARA " h,le Tie subscriber has opeued
ESs las 'ionabe BOOT AND SHOE
,,a u xsa STORE, and has on hand general
'N@'N h9 'ois'a1 assortment OF G ntemen and La
g. dies Boots and Shoes of every de-
scripllon, which will be sold lower
than al any other establishment. The subscriber in
VitGs the publc 10 give him cali, they may rely
on Getting work Of superior quanty, as tie has EN-
poyed most licicnt workman (iohn d Roberts,
as ioreman who has been in the best Establishment
in Ibis city. A. NJ. CLANCY.
n B. Customer work made to otdcr at the short
est notice.
He would also inform his old customers who have
so literally palronze4 him at his old and well known
stand IS Harrison ST., that he has OIL hand a large
stock OF all kinds of Boots Shues, in the most
fashionable style, which will be- sold low, either
wholesale retail
AN CLANCY, 80 Harris INST,
de 3m Sign of the M polGon Boot & Shoe Store
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b sCHAkD DONAHUE, DRAPER AND
~ TAILOR, No. 80 GERMAN, near Sharp street,
is thankful Tor past favors aud soicits increase
the public patronage, where all garments are gotten
up in the best manner and on reasonable terms, and
all orders promptly attended to nl2-2awtlsiJa
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II OST. Two French worked MUSLIN CAPES,
IA in Fayette st eel, twined with Ribbon. The
finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving teen at
g. BROADBENT'S,
do 3tt 81 Fayette street,
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3"ADVERTISERS must bear with u TO day
The Presidents Message has crowded on! several &c
Iumus Of advertisements besides other iHteresln
ina tier, which shall appear to morrow.
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MEETINGS OF LEGISLATURES. The legsla
lures of Virginia, Kentucky, Ohio, Indiana
and Illinois, convened on Monday last
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gy-CORONER's OFFICE, No. 1913 NORTH HIGH
STREET, two doors north OF Gay-st mhI2-ly
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CAPT. VoRHEEs. 1t is said that the sem
tencc Of this gentleman has been commu,ed
by the President, 10 five years suspension,
without pay.
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ANOTHER DISHONEST CLERK. Andrew Archi-
bald, CLERK of Jas Beck & Co. of New York,
has been arrested ON a charge Of robbng his
employer, and about $500 worth of the stolen
property found at his dwelling. A clerk of
the same firm was arrested few days ago on
a similar charne.
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Ga division, the House adorned.

Missed THE STEAMER. Notwithstanding
the government despatched special express
from New York on Sunday with the mails to
go out by the steamer on Monday, two south
crn mails, with thousands of letters from New
Orleans, Mobile, Charleston, &c., were left
behind in consequence of not reaching New
York in time, and will have TO lay over till
the next steamer or be sent out by packet
ships
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-03

u. S. SUPREME CoURr. THIS august tribu-
nal assembled at Washington on Monday, be-
ing the day for the commencement of its an
nual session. Justices Mclean, Wayne Ca
tron and Woodbury., were present.