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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-03
For the American Republican. |

.Mesws Ed;tors-In your paper Of to-day
observed an article signed 'Justitia," by whom
ain informed that have "gone out of the
way to perpetrate libel on manufacturing vii
lagos in the Eastern States" would inform
"Justtia" that he is mistaken in this respect
it was not of our manufacturing villages in the
Eastern States to which | alluded in my con-
sures on the ignorance of the operatves-on
the contrary, ] can bear witness to the intel-
geace Of that class generally in those places
but | alluded to manufacturing places in this
State. If he desires proof of my assertion,
let him visit them, and he will find crudeness
and ignorance enough to satisfy him that the
school house would not be out of place.
shall forbear further discussion, Messrs. Edi-
tors, presuming Justitia will be satisfied with
this explanation. ARGUS.
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(Ror the American Republican. !
WOMAN.

Light of the moral world thou art,
And justly should'st thou he;
Formed TO be mistress of the heart,
Love with homage greets thee.
Power TO thine eyes was given,
To prove their magic spell;
With one glance a heart is riven,
The next doth gloom dispel.
A sken net attractive wrought,
Ills thine to cast with fare;
In beauty's mesh the swain when caught,
lmplOres her heart To share.
When eyes proclaim, his prayer is heard,
Bid Hopes bright visions rise
The bliss he feels, to be prefeu'd.
Expressions pow'r defies. II.
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sTHE WAsHMGroN UNIVERSITY. The fol-
lowing merted compliment to the Washington
University of Baltimore, is extracted from a
letter of gentleman in the country to one OF
the Students:
81 was more than pleased with my short
visit to the Washington University and re-
GREETED that could not make it suit my con-
venence to stay longer with you 1t affords
me great pleasure to be assured that your ad-
vantages for good medical education cannot
be increased in any Medical School in this
or any other country. had intended to hear
all your Professors, but was disappointed, not
being in time to hear Drs Jennings, Foreman
and Gibson. This | regretted very much
Professor Jennings is man of acknowledged
ability. One 50 talented, with long expert
ence and extensive practice, must be fully pre-
pared to fill with dignity and usefulness any
chair in any medical school, Prof Foreman
s young gentleman of fine talents; and is
said to be an excellent teacher, and deservedly
popular. have not the pleasure of person.
al acquaintance with Prof Gibson, nor have
ever seen or heard him, but have been inform
ed that he is finely educated man, eloquent
anc interesting as lecturer, an honor TO the
profession, and would be an acquisition to any
medical school.
Professors Monkur, AMMAN and Bailey l was
in time to hear. These gentlemen are in my
judgment equal, and in some respects superior
to any medical teachers have had the plea
sure Of hearing at any time. | have been ia
vored at different times, and in different col
leges, with the privilege of listening to many
of the most distinguished medical teachers in
this country. DIR. Monkur, you will remem-
har lact,,rad on Ee,,er That ,uas an in VA Ina
BILE lecture. The minute of de all evinced
more than commonly accurate knowledge of
disease in its most fatal forms, and also IL re-
markable skill in the use of appropriate reme-
dies
DIR. Amman, you remember, lectured Oh
Pneumonia This is most important sub
ject of medical inquiry. 1t is no praise for any
one to say that DR.. Amman is perfect master OF
his profession. | believe it is understood by
the gentlemen of the Faculty generally, that
Prof. Amman is not second in skill, particularly
in diseases of the chest, to any Professor in this
country.
DIR. Baxley, your excellent Professor of Asa
tony, interested me very much | had fire.
quently heard his name menti oned as medi-
cal gentleman of your city, who possessed rare
talents, but had not heard him until my late
visit to the University of Baltimore. had at
different times in different medical schools list
ened to able lectures ON the lnquinal Hernia.
A more finished description of all the anaton-
cal parts concerned in this distressing disease,
certainly never heard from any one; and 30
far as the operation for the cure Of the disease
was the subject of remark, nothing could be
mole complete. One of the great excellencies
Of teacher is perspiCuity-this excellence
Prof Bailey has in an eminent degree"
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-03

FREE NEGROES AND MULATToEs. We find
the GLOWING remarks in relation to bill be-
fore the Senate, taxing free negros and mulat-
toes, in the Annapolis Republican of Saturday:
A bill of much Importance concerning this
class of the inhabitants Of ouI Stase, passed the
House Of Delegates on Thursday last, by the
close vote of 26 yeas to Is nays. However
legitimate an object of taxation free negroes
may be, we are inclined to look upon the pro-
visions of this bill as rather hard and unreason-
able, and hope that it will undergo material
alteration before 1t becomes law. 1t requires
all male free negroes, between the ages of 81
and so years, who may be able to maintain
themselves by labor, to present themselves an
nually, between the list of April and June, at
the office Of the Clerk of the County Court or of
Baltimore City. as the case may be, and offer
their names and ages for registry. Now be-
sides the Inconvenience attendant upon the
whole free negro population of the several
counties between those ages quartered for
time within the small county towns, we look
upon it as rather hard, that they who are GER
tainly least able to lose the time, and to pay
the amount which would be requisite to carry
them, say from the extreme upper or lower end
of Anne Arundel Co., TO Annapolis, should be
required to perform this annual pilgrimage.
At the time OF so registering, each of said ne
groes is to pay the sum of one dollar to the
clerk, which is to be paid by him into the
State Treasury. The imposition of this tax
may be well enough,-but would it not bo bet
ter-more reasonable-more just to collect such
tax in some way less burthensome to the poor
negro' Could not the State with more reason
exact larger sum, collectabe at home, with
out subjecting the negro to the expense and in
convenience of the pilgrimage? Why not make
available to the State, the cost Of such trips?
Amy negro failing to comply with the provi-
sions as aforesaid is liable TO be arrested and
carried before any justice of the peace of the
county in which he resides, which magistrate
is made judge and jury in the matter, and can
impose fine at discretion, between five and
ten dollars, for the payment of which the ne
gro is liable to be hired out.
Now to say the least, such a law is liable to
the most gross, oppressive and tyrannical abuse.
Apart from the inconvenience and expense of
going annually to the county towns of the sew
raj counties, there are thousands of circumstan-
ces which may prevent negroes from register
ing their names in due season; indeed it needs
not that we should point out the various abuses
to which this act is liable,-for they are 81 pal
pable as to strike the attention at once.
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When the misguided and imprudent votary OF plea
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TAKE NOTICE. Those persons who have injur-
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SURGICAL OPERATIONS on the Eye, such as
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street, going from Baltimore street. doors from the
corner. Observe the name
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE GOVERNOR. The
following appointments by Gov. Pratt, have
been confirmed by the Senate:
Calpert County. Orphans Court-John
Beckett, Geo. w. Weems, Alex. Somerville.
| Surveyor-James P. King. Coroners-Geo.
w, Dowell, Elijah j. H. Bowen, Vim. Inland.
| Charles County. Orphans CouIt-Jno. Fer
guson, Josas Hawk Walter M. Miller.-
Justices of Magistrates Conrts let district
Jas D. Carpenter, Walter A. Haslip, George
Taylor. 2d-Thomas o. Bean, Geo. Dent,
Saml. Cox. 3d-Thos. B Berry, Henry A.
Moore, Peter Dent. 4th-Theodore Mudd
John A. Dyer, b. Adams. Surveyor-James
Brawner. Coroners-Abraham Tennison, Jas.
F. Stone. Inspectors Of Tobacco-John w.
Guy, at Pomunkey warehouse; John w. La
mar. at Benedict do; Henry A. Neale, at
Port Tobacco.
Somtrsst County. Justices of the Orphans
| Courl-Dr James Stewart, John J. Dashiell,
Samuel s. Boggs. Justices of Magistrates
Cour s: LIST istrict-Benj. J. Jones, Edwin
Dashiell, Wm. Bennett, of Geo ed district
Slmr G. Holbrook, VIM. Miles, of Samuel
Isaac Anderson. Sd distrct-Levin Tyler,
John S. Handy, Isaac M. Adams. Surveyor
Levin W. Dlshiell, Register of Wills
Sim'i w. Jones'.
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MAHoMEDAN VIEWS OF AMERICAN PoLITICs.
A learned friend, (says the Picayune,) who
speaks of getting up polyglot upon the prn-
ciple of Ercsscn's propeller, has furnished US
with free translation, from our Constantine
pie files, of an article upon the subject of the
late Presidential election. The followers of
Allah and tho Prophet have taken some inter
est in American affairs since Eckford, the ship
constructor, visited their country and built
ships for the Sultan. The progress made in
the knowledge of our concerns may be gather
ed from the following extract. The barbarians
have not quite got the hang of things yet; but
all due allowances considered, they are as well
informed as some Christian folk who descant
upon Uncle Sans business with great freedom
and dissatisfaction.
"Ofthe three candidates" says the Constan-
tinople editor, "now seeking to be Calph of
America, two are men of remarkable endow-
ments and the other is naturally popular in the
Southern States. In the North, where there
are fewer people of color, the struggle will be
q close one between Mr. Klai and Mr.. Pulk;
but in the South Mr.. Birnee, he being black
man, will of course carry every thing before
him. Should either of the former be chosen,
it IS understood that the friends of the other
will hang themselves in order to escape pro-
scrption-a species of guillotine very much
dreaded by politicians, and said to be an i'm
provement upon the bow-string In case MIR.
B. should triumph there appears to be no doubt
that the whole white population will be put to
the sword. OF course the success of either OF
the first-named gentlemen will insure the deca-
pitaton Of the negroes, and produce foreign
war, as Great Britain has sworn to protect a
race of people from which she gathers so much
wool to pull over other peoples eyes"
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Come 1T. A Michigan editor thus address
es literary adversary:-"Ah, now, 90! thou
foul thing -revel upon the husks of thy utter
worthlessness-wallow in the filth of thy po-
ltical proAigacy-glory in the depth Of thy
moral degradation-til Lucifer shall tale thee
hence to act in thy appropriate sphere, as scav-
enger in the streets of perdition."
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JUICE Willy. This individual, who, it
will be recollected, was tried and convicted
about three years ago as an accessory to the
robbery of the Frederick County Bank, died
recently in the New York City Hospital.
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All advertisements are payable at the time of their
Insertion.
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Newspaper containing all the select matter of the
daily is published every Saturday morning. the low
price of 81 90 per annum.
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AN IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENT. A native
of Patterson, N. j., named Francis McCully,
in the process Of spinning cotton. He has in
vented an improvement of the machine called
Throstle, which competent judges say is like
ly to work a great revolution in the cotton
manufacturing business. The new process re-
quires less than half the power required by the
ordinary machine, takes less oil, dispenses with
the use of bands, makes smaller amount of
waste, enables one person to attend larger
number of spindles, yet with all its economy in
these several respects, produces more yarn and
of better quality. The inventor has already
secured patents for his machine in England,
France, Belgium, Mexico, and this country.
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FIRES The taiors' shop of w. H. Jacobs,
ahe fringe manufactory of T, c. Paxton, and
the jewelry shop of Fellows, Rudd s. Sender,
in N. York, were destroyed by fire on Friday.
The turpentine distillery of Capt, Hallett, at
Wilmington, N. c., was burnt last week. The
mansion house Of Mr.. John Steele, member
of the Alabama legislature from Autauga Co.,
was recently consumed-loss 1000.
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ITEMS OF News. An infant child was left
at the door of the dwelling of Bishop Hughes,
in ~ York, a few evenings ago.-The steam
ship Great Western will leave Liverpool for N.
York on the 29th of March, and the Great
Britain on the Cd of August steam
mills of Gen Warthen, at Sandersville, Geo,
were recently consumed-loss $400O.-Fran-
els Basler, condemned to death for murder in
Wyoming county, Pa, has escaped from Jail.
"A large supply of French potatoes, have
been received at N. York.-The Port Tobac-
CO Times contradicts rumor that the disease
known as the Black tongue, has made its ap-
pearance in Charles co.--Mr. Walker Nit
chell, of Charles county, Md, had Al sheep
killed by dogs last week.-Blue birds have
made their appearance at New Haven
We see it stated that lodgings have been enga-
ged at Coleman's hotel, Washington, for MIR.
Polk and lady, and two young ladies who &C
company them, at $50 per week-The
large tannery of Guild s. Harrington, at Rox-
bury, Mass, with several adjoining tenements,
100 cords of wood and 200 cords of bark, were
destroyed by fire on Thursday morning.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-04-10

CLAIMING THE Laws ALLowAScE.-s' Mr.. Brown,
sid constable to this ubiquitous parsonage the otter
day. how many cows do you own!"
. Why do you ask ~
" Because wish to levy on them" was the prompt
rejonder.
Well, let me see,- said Mr.. B., abstractedly
i" how many cows does the law allow me :"
ssTwo,r said Mr.. b., with good-natured astonish-
ment-we, if the law allows me two, I'wish it would
make haste, and send tie Other along harnt but
one -
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hereby given "Wednesday Ia 23i day az ArE
the cas following, al rrsdsnce of Henry A.
neneIs Ethng johnson couny Indiana, SHAH proceed e
sn1n personal roey OF the sail Henry A.
hefg cGassSng household aud kitchen fernaie
paints, vafnb and number Of ohcr articles
u,ers Ia MENTION attention country physicians icta
fine surgical instruments and well selected
neH arss quality and
dollars twelve eedh
purchaser giving with approved secnOn al sales under
tnee duars cash.
On the At the same place. shan also proceed u offer The
uf the
vith the nnses ont thefenEto belonging
Terms s-Rent to lie paid quarterly in advance.
4I-:lw-T ALBERT LANCE, Erecuo-.
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I'm aNrRPsn

sT from PHILADELPHIA Hardware Store
g aftie saw large iioa e stock ehTang
Grading OF manufactures; scke hest Ju
assorted sizes Steel shear STEEL American blister
Steel anvs and vices baekmths bellows castings
Bfisna and Pansed tin ware, I'm ses Glass lanterns
neius celebrated stand and hanging lamps for lard looking
glasses building materials Of all kinds aler aney aud plain
Plush leather, og skins, oil cloth careug Nathalie
orcoarE work iron aud brass wire; brass kettles sc. sc.
Iniianapois. June I, 1914 so
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INDIANA STATE SENTINEL.

Saoo8lxs SINGING BIRDs.-A contemporary thus
comments upon the cockney spOrtsmen, who with
qua in hand travel round the couRiry shooting every
little bird. in the hedges, whose songs, instead Of
moving their admiration only their destructive
psOpensgiies:
.. No man with soul so large as fez's gizzarc,
could possibly &c 50 mean, cruel, 50 cOwaIdiy, as
to 80 round popping little birds IN the br.ars and
business .-breakng sparrows and manning cbigks-
dees and yet there are thugs in human shape just
base enough to do it,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-04-10

4 PIcrURE.-A writer in the Louisville Times,
describes j. @. Adams, after this fashion: 9 Mr..
Adams presents to the mind first salutailon, the
image of a village pump IN dead winter; cold, stiff,
and icy: an ice house sarmounted with a burning
spirit lamp He is as dangerous to be handled as an
electro eel and touch galvanic battery charged
with forked lightning. His habits and affections are
those OF recluse. His intmacies as few and far
between as angels visits HIS friendships - are past
finding Out and shcrif's officer would be likely
"a endorse n writ OF se1reh non est iGr nits
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-04-10

WATEE SPoUTs.-The Rev. Isaac Anderson, IN a
letter published in tie Murrrees1orough Telegraph,
Tenn states that on the evening of the 9th July last
not less than one hundred water sPouts descended
from the clouds upon Chiloawee mountain and that
the water from each spout fell with such momentum
as to force its way into the earth ten or twelve feet
and tear out large channel in Its way down the
In5untain carrying with il rocks, trees and roots,
and depositing them at the base Of the mountain
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LEGAL NOTICES.
sf..fs. OF Elassitsln--.EEo rEan Courifv

doncAN Coux1T PEoBarE couET, FEEECAKT TKEs. lS45.
Henry McASsb Ann storm aie Agn steel and The INK
heirs Of John steel, deceased.
Prifien fer partdfen II Real Estre-
tOMES Henry seNabs and flies his petition herein,
which pefa0n following. woEs, insert
appearing the satisfaction OF The ionrt that the dee nd
ants are The Indiana T. therefore ordered
y sie Defendants nnGrt az The pendencY Of
Feifan eansing copy order he iuhlisie
weeks N in The Indiana Sentinel uespapcr Of
general printed published IN the ndslfD-
lis in Marian county, ia this state whereby The said may
h. warned ta nuss they apresr tbs Cog si az ne
uekt ay term petition.
things be cunse and held
10 them Continued. 4 isue ATTEST,
4s-3wT JAMES JACKSON, OK.
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SALE OF LAND
Norigagcd toIile Sinking Fuiid for Eai:-
R.PQ IN nav Interest,

n HE following lots much Of The may he
4 viii Monday May
oeck, y NJ anu ectk, r. NJ of said day the Cont House
in indianapolis he offered for SHE tie highest bidder, THE bid he
The the been oTtgazei
The sinking Fund which has been paid
became conformity provisions of the
and bond annexed thereto TO vii:
numbered aud 3 ia block number also lots nam cred
block Francis ".
Nosvic in Hamilton county, State OF indiana
recorded p Og which for particular description, reference
had and is SO.
much Of tie moeagei principal,
est viii first be offered fT and there
be no br Tor cash. they will il thought best le ID In Coz Ibe state,
immediately offered credit OF five years with Interest at the
purchase
State, wien El payment saa he made bI which shall forfeit
State all payment made ,eIeoh any denl Of
meni Of inest o principal according to The terms Of % and en-
title the State sell a
On hthalf If Tire Board Of shaking Fund Comms oncrs,
Indianapolis March 70 1915. 3 J.. p DRAKE, 5. T. c.
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MEDICAL.
FRESH ARRIVALS.

yETOUID respectfully cid and the pnic
generally that be has just received oti The Eastern Giles
where he has sed with and chased extensive
assortment Of Eesa Drags, Hseises, Srgca LsTNs .NszI
Gizcr Pam :, 0d PARISHES. Ss II n rPeafe HAis Leaa
Glass; DE JFacd Sts L71cTs Brushes
Sp Sssaft'ss Persnfry Superior SaHiA tgaTs AID Ss Cur
esdh Tobacco eeetteT IN alES article his line
purchased biz stock principally for Casa be enated aud de-
ter sell al rseed such ARTICLES q
trade a.
Ph iciaa Country MsIeanis Pedeu Painters Fuiers ae
and invaids respectfully nyed es
prices.
attention viii he paid compromising medicines
open n all honTs. either by day night
Continuance O The aToE eTetuue respect
fully invited.