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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-11-27
CIRCuhATiNG libra,

AglRISON'S CIRCtEIAIhEI LAhRA-
z Il Ry, No. / JARVIS Building, North St: NEW
BOOKS. Terms SO per year, or - cents cents for three
months. Recently PM into me LtD,niy; inFee atS
FLYING Cloud; Frcmont's Narrative; Only Daughter;
Naval Ofircr; D,Donoghne, by Lever Wandering
Jew SC WIN be added lh!s Week-tAs Widow, and
Only a Fiddler. "t+
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FOR SALE g. RENT.

EHOR sALE-GROUND RENTS of diferen.
a amounts, well secured, or sale at per cent
Apply to BOND g. GELBACH,
NIL 40 Second ST.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-11-27
PLANTATION TO RENT AND

MSAH1E FOR ALE. The subscriber eflr;
" atpuvate sale, his FARM, in hartford County,
Maryland, bounding on the Little Fats of Gunpnw-
der containing PIG Acres, more than ~ Of which are
heavily tmbered with white oak, hickory, poplar aud
,src!,Ss chesnut The improvements are Dwell
Eg,;I LING HOUSE and good kitcncn attached.
HT,iG There are two good Orchards on the premises
GaIiLL containing various kinds of fruit in great ser
itcuon. The fencing is IN good condition, and there
an abundance Of young chcsnut to keep il so: also
a good Spting within few feet Of the dwelling, with
GOOD stone house over 1t, together with other out
bindings. About 30 acres are in meadow aud the
soll Is of good quality, the whole well watered and
divided into Convenient fields 1t has every c0nve-
Ycnce 10 the Baltimore market and TO one afforded
by large cotton manuiaCofy in the vicinity, aud is
situated seventeen miles from Baltimore ard within
n mile aud quarter Of ineNhauSthle lime quaTrlrs
and very convenient to mills stores and places of
public worship. This property can be conveniently
divided into Two separate farms.
ABR tIiARI JARRETT,
q miles south west of the Hartford Turnpike, and
two miles from Long Green Post Office.
GIy- For terms, &c, apply at the OLD TOWN
AGENCY OFFICE, No. l2S North High street, next
to Gay o2g.N
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-11-27

a y EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF
"A FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
CLOTHS-American, English and French
CASSINERES-P!ain and Fancy
EESTINGS-Siik, Velvet, Satin, WorSted, sc.
SHttiurts, Tweeds, Eerscys. Jeans and I.iuseys
CashmCrCS, Mousiiue de lainr, black and col'd
AlpaCas, BOmba2meS, &c. Also. one OF the hand
soonest assortmcns Of CALICOES in the city.
SHAWLS-Cashmere, Thibet, Wool, Mousline de
l.aiue, Blanket and Net
FhhNNEhS-Whte, Red and yellow
BLANKETS, Canton Fianncls, Ticking
Peneniiary PladS, Checks, Cotton Yarn,
Brown and BieaChcd MUSLlNS, &C.. SC.
{T For sale nj the Agency Store. reT7y oc for ccSh
by LUTHER J. COX, Agent,
No. - Baltimore street ID door below
oil -2m Tripolet's alley.
FAVIN PLATE, sII IEEP EitON.
IL COPPER WIRE, &c. &c.
500 boxes TIN PLATE, 3 tx, and extra SKIES
2DO boxes eaded, for Roofing, l4y20, of best Char
coal brands
$50 bundles best American, English and Russia
SHEET lRON-ali du ect importatlon
60 600 lbs. BrazieTs COPPER, assorted
20 casks Taunton SHEET ZINC
300 bundles Bright aud annCaled IRON WIRE
81 rolls SHEET LEAD % 10 8 lbs.
30 pigs Banca TIN; 100 plates SPETITER
Also, Pig and Bar LEAD, Bar Tin, &c.
{G3- 4 full stock Of Timers Tools and Peck'S Ma
chimes, Timed and Iron Rivets, Timed Copper &c.
For sale on liberal terms by
L. PRATT * BROTHER,
a25 Omit % and % 5. ChalIes street.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-11-27
nsoRN NEW HOOEs'-

Moore NEW HOOES'-
VI TiE iiHsS AND RUBRICS OF TIE RC-
iiAN CATHOLIC CnURCR, translated in English,
" HI notes and rcmgrks, by the Rev. John Rogerscn
C.tter. 4. n Rector Of lnrishanooni author o.
,QntstioRs on 81. Matthew and o,her GospCls.''-
Th : work is jus published The title slhcicotly ex-
aaiGs the naGsc Of the bOek, rendering il unnoces-
.afy 70 soy any ding further. 1t can be hal 4, the
PARSONS, PRESTON * KURTZ,
No iji Pratt street,
n30 eo4l adjoining the Railroad Depot.
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BUSINESS CARDS, g.,

u W. WEAVER, Successor to Jacob Wci,.
! eS 7" very GNDERTAKER, No. go =. SHARP-sT
/ opposite the Church, nls-Gn
II MchiM DUNCAN has removed n. UlRca
ep from No. 24 N. Charles street to No "a Nurh
1LVLHI STREET. OBS ;tu
| SURGICAL IL DEYTAL INSTRUMENTS
- FRANCIS ARNOLD manufactures and keeps
constantly on hand, general assortment of Inslru.
ments, at No ii SHARP STREET. se24-3m
UATMORANCY II. PRIICE,
We PRACTICAL WATCH MAKER,
mll21-H No. 80 :. CALVERT s'rRETr,
NNISs SARAH NJ. PEALE, PORTRAIT
srs 5Ta = PnlNrER "a has GeHlovcd to No. NJ FRoNI
~ i'Edat, Exhibition Room open during the day fl
W'iters; W piI Paintings hGnds0mcy cleaned an'
u PaLeC. nle-ly
II ACOB W IA WEIR, Cabinetmaker, 2UE shan
ep 80 undeTaAer Of Funerals at short notice. iagi
goHN W. WATTS. HOUaE CARrGN req
~ FAyETEE-sT., adjoining Assembly Aoome. ial-!y
GAMES NiNDE,
90 CHRONOMETER 81 warren MAKER.
HIe-ly No, II 5ovTu GAY srRaaq
NyrILLIAHf w, Ice. FAsuIovhpLa Half
w GUTTER and SHAVER, NO.4 n. GAYS.
"ehismnnS RaZ0rs set AT the shortest notice. alB-y
YIVHES rs 30 GIVE NOTICE. Tina, IN. s,h
a scrIbCr has Obtained from the Orphans Court Of
Baltimore County, letters o; administration on the
personal estate OF WILLIAM ADAhIS. late of said
county, deceased All persons having claims against
the 5nd deceased, are hereby warned 10 exhibit Tho
same, with the vouchers thereof TO the subscriber on
or 0"loc the 23t day Of March. Si6; tlry NAV other
WISE by law, be excluded from all benefit of sand ps
tate All persons indebted to the said estate are re
lItst'u TO maze immediate payment
Given under my hand This ID day of October 3i5
hb-IaNil. JANE ADAMS, EXX.
YENHIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, ThatIhe sub
u Scuher has obtained from the Orphans Court
OF Baltimore county, in Maryland, letters of admin
iSfalnu on the rstpt" OfCII NRLES H.CLAIBORNE
late OF said county, deceased.
Al! persons having claims against the said estate are
heehy warned to exhibit the same. with the vouchers
rre" 10 the subscribers or before the 9th day of
April lS4G; they may otherwise. bv law, he ey
clded from all benefit of said estate. All persons in
debled to said estate are requested to make i'm
mediate payment. Given under my hand this aand
day of October. lSi5.
o29 iawit' CAROLINE f.. CLAIBORNE. Ex'x.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-11-27
FByO ERANTERS.
4 MES BITS WOOD TYPE,
PRICES RPDHCCD
J' NVVTF "
BOND 4 GELBACTI.

TYPE from this manutactOry are warranted supe-
or 20 those from any other mauuactory, they having
obtained THREE SILVER MEDALS aud FIVE DIPLOMAS
rom the various Fairs in the cities of New York and
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-11-27
MrEXV EsrA 10 pRATr

AT EW ESTA TABLIsHrIFINT.-No 40 PRATT
"a STREET, doors west Of Charles ST. BOOTS,
SHOES, HATS, GAPS, &c. &c. The subscriber
having opened establishment for the transaction of
the above business in all its varieties, would respect
fully invite the attention of his friends and the pub
lie generally TO his large and well assorted stock of
goods, which will be sold at such prices cannot fail
To- be an indnCemeEt to those IN want of those arli
cieS 10 give him call. We name in part Mems and
Boys Kip, Caif aud Graln BOOTS; do. do. BROG
ANS; do. do. and Ladies and Misses RUBBERS;
silk ami Cotton t. VI BREL ); Goat and Seal
TRUNKS; Beaver Russia, Cashmere, silk, Glazed,
Wool aud Water proof HATS; Mems and Boys Fur
Cloth, Glazed and Plush GAPS, togetlct with large
and general assortment Of all descriptions Of fine
Shoes and Boots, and every other Article in the above
line These goods have been laid in at the very low
est cash prices and are all choice ana fresh. Call and
examine, AM such inducements will be offered rs
cannot fail to peale.
nj II
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-11-27

" fVETy uNsrfNtIOn OT PA
TENT FIRE ARMS repaired with accuracy and in
a woTkmaniike manner, with promptness, on the
most reasonable terms. RIFLES and FOWLING
PIECES fitted with Clevciand's Secret tinvishle lock
AID WArIaMted. se9.3m
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-11-27
CHANCE FUit BARGAINS. :

s-A "A CHAACE FOIt BARGAINS
d1TsT4 For sale, two two story Houses on N. Caro-
SpshH line st. at S40O each, or und rent 3 so re-
hcenlIy built and very convenient for small
families-depth of lots Is feet to alley Apply at
the OLD TOWN AGENCY, N. High street, next to
Gay. nj
ts;SAs PLANTATION TO RENT AND
Eas:J HOUSE WANTED. 4 house located in
StMii, that part Of the city east OF Sharp, south OF
Rfl!lA Baltimore, west of Gay, and norlh cf Con-
way streets. ANY person, haviag one 10 rent, may
hear Of good aud permanent tenant by applying TO
me, at No, 239 PRATT STREET, bciwcen Sharp
and Howard have for rent a PLANTATION in
Calvert County. near thu Court House, with a good
TWO story Dwelling aud every 0tacr necessary build
ing tler on located in good neghborhOod for a re-
tan grocery and dry goods business. 1he buildings
will be rented, with or without the land
r22lw y. UTXON.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-11-27

~OLD PENCIL CAsBs, Hoop Ear Rings,
GE Gold Guard Chains. Also Fob Chains, with a
great variety of bracelets and other Jewely receiv
ed this day. and for sale by G. ID CLARK,
n24 Water ST., I'd door from Calvert.
rNyO THE YOUNG MEN OF BALTIMORE.
n fourishing NIGHT SCHOOL is now in ope
ration at the corner Of German and Eutaw streets.
Reading, Writing aud Arithmetic taught for So per
quarter. Geography, Grammar. Algebra, Compost
ton, Natural Philosophy, and Riocution, on equally
moderate terms.
% YOurg men, wishing TO acquire the art of PUB
Lie SPEAKING, will do well To join. In conneXion
with A Recitation class, will be given scientific in
strucons in that important branch. Apply TO
A. SILVERTHORNE,
n963t corner Of German and EuIawsts.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-11-27
a l. N A n "A C,
Moons 'sphasss.
MARRIED.

On the 18Th inst. by the Rev. Mr.. Larkin. Or. GEO
". WILSON to Miss MARY JANE HALE, both Of Bal
i.!n9re county.
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Brig Jabez, Smith, Antigua, J. G. Yates.
Schl TClemachus, ktrwan, Philad,, w Brown.
Schr Jos. I'rimblc, Etmond3On, for Elizabeth city
Edtnion and MurlrecsbOrO, THm6le y Wilson.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-11-27

N W. WEAVER, Successor to Jacob Wap
eI q" 'er) UNDERTAKER, No. 80 =. -SHARP.sT.
opposite the Church. nlyg,,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1845-11-27

NNTAETED. A number ot acnye MEN, - ira
Vy velas AGENTS for the sale of new and pop
ular Publications in the Eastern, Western, Southern
and Middle States and the Canadas. Each man will
be insured $500 per per year, in writing, and
beve his expenses, with an opportunity OF clearing
$1,000 per year and more, If active. Each man viii
have his own district, 1t will he necessary for them
ting oui no one need apply unless he has that sim II
being object TO establish good agents and clyC lhGm
such chance as no one else can offer them Apply
the Oce of the Untei States Publishing Company.
corner Ot BALTIMORE and NORTH S1S.. (Jarvis'
BuildinGl up stars-GutancG No jarvis building.
Letters post paid, will meet with prompt attention,
o23 Iy
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CLEARED

CLEARED.
Bremen slip WestphaIi1, Vessels for Bremen, A.
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n MchfM DUNCAN has removed !,l, UlHcp
ep from No. 2I N. Charles street to No. "a Norh
CALVERT STREET. ol5 3u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-13
HORSE POWER AND TIRES
MA HISE.

TINE subscriber is manufacturing, !
i dollars, what he believes 70 bc u
Horse Power and Threshing Machine {
use. He is emboldened 10 say SO, from u !
that where i, was used las, year !, vas UNI.
" approved. The Horse Power paf'icui.
unriyalled. From Two 10 four horses J
power ever required; and for compac'hes.
of draught and durability, il cannot re E,
This Machine is calculated 10 get on,
from 100 to $50 bushels per day; but ios :
lars larger drum will be furnished 'a'
four horses will thresh $50 bushels. \.
Orders are pouring in, and those acsEl.'
Machines will please inform me al ohse
may not be hurried in getting them ~
therefore, may have better opportunity :
ing out good article. ,s
See Mr.. Roane's opinion OF lhIs Ma e.
expressed in the March No. oil the )
Planter. In letter from Or. AeSaHo'' :
Of Prince George, he says ~
81 prefer your machine over all ''"'
which | am acquainted; because, :.
LIST, II is simple in construction, anu =
&c, out Of order .o,,
IL pSIIOtIIS iuOlC WI n 80 =, -
other machines, and is fully adequate " =
1000 10 ], 500 bushels. I'm
Sd. Ii can be worked with the hsD,' :
| found on farms TO which il is adap'rG,. /, !,
the expense and trouble Of hiring extra ..
4th. 1t is known lhalth purple straw j
which we grow the most has more eaH, a..
than any other-very few OF when i,,c
your machine in this Objectionable con- coz /,
9Th. With three mules and ten lala'. /, !.
ed with ease 100 bushels per day pa g
the fan once, and stacked the straw. nd.
9TH. The horsepower is, wllfou'
most perfect have ever seen. s,,rss,
II In consequence oil The ia'e Scr,,
rise in iron, the subscriber has oee" slSN
| raise the price Of these machines =, - p0I
| April 2S-cH "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-13
GOVERNMENT OFFICERS.

II is admitted on all hands, we believe, thai
thus far the President has made excellent and
most satisfactory appointments. a feeling OF
gratitude induces us 10 refer 10 The particular case
Of Seth Barton, Esq, The Solicitor OF The lIea-
sury, whose ready and powerful pen has 50 often
eraced our columns Mr. p. is eminently qua
lifted for the duties OF his responsible slation-as
is clearly demonstrated by his able and learned
opinion and Instructions in relation 10 The elleclol
The ari admitting Florida inlo the Union upon The
pending suits, prosecutions and process, in which
the United States are Interested, in the Superior
Conrls oil The Territory Of Florida. We have
already explained the merits of This Interesting
question. We have looked over, with great
pleasure, The paper Of Mr.. h., called forth by
pressing emergencies a, this early moment OF his
official labois, and find il characterized by a
depth OF research and force Of Argument. which
will al once secure 10 The new and popular Soil
cilot 81 The Treasury high legal reputation
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-13

ence of these rash expressions from the Ups oi
men high in popular confidence, from whom more
moderation and wisdom might have been expect
ed Il will be SEEM that The fanatics oil Inc Nof'i'
stimulated by the violent language oil their na'loh-
al representatives, have boldly raised inc oiacS
dag Of disunion. But We defy their infamous al
Temps 10 break up our confederacy. Inc harmo-
NOUS voice OF the whole people OF the United
States in favor Of the annexation OF Texas, bro
ken only by the discorlan notes OF The rabid Abo-
lionisls and few fierce, disappointed political
fanatics Of The North, assures US thai, on ms ques-
iion al least, the Union will not be torn aSnnaer.
There is We, 100 much stern virtue and love oil
country in the land for these traitors 10 make Inc
least impression on our national safety:
"THe AsoIirloNlsrs.-Aii The Eleventh ANN
versary of the American Anti-Slavery Socleiy,
held al the Tabernacle in New lork on tues
day last. in presence OF large audience oil NIX
ed character, as usual, the following are reported
among the occurrences OF The day:
"Wendell Phillips, Esq., of Boston, offered a
resolution 10 the effect that the only exodus Oh
The slave out of his house of bondage IN our
time would be arr The runs Of me american
Unioa. and ,ejoicing orer The 1fras Increment,
which bids fair 10 cali forth The death warrant OF
The Union
"Mr. Phillips sustained this resolution in
lone address. IL yejo,ecd that mc6onds 81 LINEN
rhich had hitherto Jeen 50 strong, 're7e srddu0.f1
becoming arenker /; that the dissolution OF Inc
Union was now talked of as light matter. But
upon The church now rested The responsibility oil
rc,arding the progress of the Ani-Slavery cause.
The influence OF The pulpit was one OF The great
e,l barriers 10 freedom The clergy OF New
England exert an almost omniponenl influence
over The people of their charge, and so long as
this is The case The slave cannot be tree ms
people have not begun 10 be Christians: they are
bLl an empty she'll unfit for use. But The Texas
movement was beenningio arouse the American
people The death OF the Union alone could sun
der the bonds oflhe slave.
:'Miss Jane Hitchcock was next introduced to
the audience, and proceeded in Strain OF lnvec-
tive against The Constitution 0fMe United States
and lis framers The North, she argued. by sup
porting the Constitution and renewing that sup
port every year at the ballot-box, efeclualy pro
notes slavery. The slaves dare not rise and
assert their liberty because they know that the
North equally with the South are pledged 10 put
them down.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-13
From The Norfolk Herald, Man 9. /

From The Norfolk Herald, MAY 81
NAvaL.-The United State. schooner Onkay.
hee, Lieut. Cont. Arthur Sinclair, sailed from
this port Yesterday, for Chagrcs, with the mail for
the Pacific.
Lis, Of Officers attached TO the T. S. Schooner
Onkayyee:
Arthur Sinclair, Lieut.. Commanding.
Geo. T. Sinclair, lst Lieuh
Robt Townsend, Acting Master
c. S. Throckmorion, Passed Midshipman.
II. B. G.. Caldwell,
Jas. G. Pollard, Captains Clerk
passengers-Hon A. g. Jewelt, Charge d Al.
tares 10 Chilli Lady, Daughter and Servant, s
3. Caldwell
The United States SIoop-of-war vincennes
dropped down from Gosport TO The Naval An
choragc las, evening.
The " is bound 10 New York where she will
join The squadron abou, 10 sail for the Eas, India
Station.
EXCHANGE BANK OF VIRGINIA.
The following named gentlemen were on Wed.
pesday elected BY the Stockholders Directors Of
this Institution for the ensuing twelve mon,hs
NoRroLK.-W. w. Sharp, Thos "A. Hardy
Samuel W. Paul, II. B. Reardon, F. w. South.
gate.
RIcRMoSp-John c. Hobson, Thos NJ Smith
John L. Bacon Geo. T. Booker
observation-disclosures w. Boiling, G. Fisher
James Orr, J. B. Coghill.
CLAsKsv,LLE IF. w Venable, r. !. Over.
hey, S. V. Watkins, A. Boyd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-13
Glorious Result i,t the Kanaardn District!
KAsAwHA c. r., May 6, 1915

To he Editors Of tie Enquirer:
Gentlemen: Most of the sheritis of this district
have been here for some days, for the purpose OF
comparing The congressional polls; those who were
absent, have been dropping in for day or two,
and the last arrived tonight They would have
done their work Immediately on his arrival, BIZ
having previously adjourned TO tomorrow morl-
ing, some had gone 10 the neighborhood, and it
was yet impossible TO proceed. A number of
them have, however, furnished me the following
statement Of the vote, which send you now be.
cause We shall not have another mail for two
daysto come and it is about closing We have
made clean sweep in this district We have
not only elected our Congressman, but send six
Democrats and only two Wings to the Legisa-
tnre-one of The latter from Kanawha The other
from Taylor, one-half Of which last county, or
perha ps more, votes in the Monongalia district, so
that they may be said to have gotten only Wing
and half Very respectfully, yours, &c.
Election in The An Congressional District.
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DIED.

DIED,
AT Halsboro, This late residence) Chesterfield
county. at o'clock, on Friday morning, the 9Th
inst, after a pro,racted and severe illness, Ats
TIN SPEARS, Esq, 10 the Sis, year Of his age
leaving Widow and six children 10 mourn his
Loss, as we'll as large plumber OF relations ard
friends, many Of whom reside in the Southern
and Southwestern States. OF This man Il NAV,
with proprieiy be said he was The noblest work
Of God"
Died, suddenly on Wednesday night last, a,he
United States Arsenal, IN Washington city, DR.
MARCUS C. BucH, Military Storekeeper-a na.
tive of Virginia, and gentleman universally es.
eemed for his s,ric, honor and humane and gene.
rous disposition.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-13

To Tie Editors ~ The Enquirer:
Dear Srs was informed yesterday that, on
Tuesday last, every spinner and about forty
weayers, employed in The Manchester ColIon
Factory, struck for higher wages. This news
puzzled me, for our Wing friends in 1914 told us
thai the Tariff OF ~ would be the making Of the
operatives. Poor, simple soul was-l thought
NAV he as how it might I've So but upon inquiry
find The following facts
In 1910, weavers col for fine cuts IS cents per
cut for coarse Ii cents per cut.
in 1912, and 10 date, weavers get Tor fine cuts
lG cents per cut; for coarse 10 cents per cut.
In 1910, spinners got SIG per month.
In 1912, and 10 date, spnners &c, $40 per month.
In 1910, dress lenders got 81 25 and 81 90 per
day.
In 1912, aud 10 date, tenders got ~ cents per
day.
In 1910, reelers got ?. cent, per reel
In 1912, and 10 date, ieeers got |. cents per
reel
How IS this dear friends? With The low Tariff
OF ls40 our factory hands got high wages--wilh
The high Tariff OF 1912, their pay is so low that
hey are compelled 10 strike. Please explain This
mailer for
CHRISTOPHER QIfASDARY JR
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-13

The late foreign arrival proves that The fierce
war.ieyer in England about Oregon had nearly
passed oil-and that the whole nation, both peo-
Pile and nobility, were in terrible erment al the
success of proposition of Sir Robert Peel 10
increase the grant for The education of Roman
Catholic students in the College of Maynooth,
Ireland. O'Connell boasts that The measure was
produced BY agitation, and AYERS his purpose 10
force The Premier 10 introduce a bill for the Re
peal Of lie Union. As We predicted some days
since, there is no danger OF a war with England,
because she has TOO many exciting interests and in
hammatory questions oiaomr to engage her whole
auenlion-and she cannot lind time or means 10
wage an unholy contest with a foreign nation,
in The lace Of justice and right and the jealous
trowns OF The powerful nations around her.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-13

II The District c"u; II the United States
for The Western DsiTci ii Virginia is still in
session al this plare In The case OF Jones, late
Postmaster at Clay>yilir, Hampshire county,
charged with ieoniou>ly brakng open letters
and taking money lheretrom, nol'c proaqni was
en,ered-we suppose on account OF The continue
ed absence of material Witnesses on The par, Of
The proseculion-and The prisoner discharged
.Stahnton Spectator.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-13
lection in he l4h Congressional District.
Johnson. (Dem, Camden fWh
30, majority for Johnson.
W,r.INoroN N C. Ma,

WILMINGTON, N. C., Mayo
As We are going 10 press We have been shown
private leuer Of The 2Sth ult., from Washington,
in this State, which states that The large swamps
in Beaufort, Tyrel and Hyde counties, were on
FIRE. The letter goes on to say thai there were
two whole families burned up in Tyrel, one OF
the families consisting of man, his wife. three
children and three negroes; the other family" says
The writer, al did not learn now many were burn
ed. The whole woods are on fire. ChroaieiS.
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OFFICIAL.

NAVY DEPAR' MENT-URprRs, &c
MAY I, 1915.
Passed Midshipmar E. L. Winder, detached
from s,orc-ship Erie, and waiting orders.
MAY 3.
Midshipman n. Crabb, ordered 10 The sloop
Vincennes.
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The CoNvEsTIoN.-The Convention has de-
cided that all Parish officers, such as Sheritis,
Noiaries Public, Magistrates and Clerks fCours,
shall be elected BY the people.-LN o. TIepN.