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COL. BENTON.

This Missouri Senator is certainly acquiring
great noioriely 10 consequence ofihe course he
has taken on the annexation question. The in-
slructng resolutions Of the Legislature Of Mis-
sour, will probably be obeyed by Col. Benton
at least such seems 10 be the opinion, by
hose who ought to know something of his in
ienlious.
To relrace his steps is his first duty-but to
repair The injury he has done will be exceed
ingly difficult, if not impossible. la all proba-
blity the House of Representatives will at an
early day pass resolutions in favor of anneIing
Texas 10 the Federal Union. And il will be a
serious evil TO the country, if Col. Benton
should again be found ia the warm embrace of
John Quincy hdams, because Of another speech
ia opposition TO the great interests OF the ma
ton.
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NEW MUSlC-JUST RECEIVED.

"M FISCHER, Pennsylvania avenue, two
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Musical Souvenir, l845
The Lunatic-song-by Jno. c. Andrews, Esq
The Peace of Home-comp. by Geo. LiDdley, Esq
The Zepbyr-a prize glee for three voices, by John
Clarke
III pray for thee-from the opera of Lucia de Lam
ermoor
Sweet home Of my childhood-by 1t. Col. Fraser
Take back the gems you gave me-Geo. Liudley
Art thou in tears!-comp by +. N Crouch
IT'S sad 10 part J. Ling
Farewell to thee &c " J. r. Ling
Beauties from Donijeti's opera of Lucrecia Borgia-
by c. Terney
Night and morning-music by c. Maeder
Saut la France, from the opera Of La File du
Regiment
The Ivy waltz
The Elfn waltz -Labtzkey Jan Is
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~. What is the Reason
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BALTIMORE AND WAsnHcros RAILRoAp.-Mr.
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has reported bill TO authorize the reduction Of the
maximum charge upon the Washington Branch Of
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. The bill reduces
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State proportional charge is authorized for trans
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CCENES IN MY NATIVE Landry Mrs.
~ Sigourney-l vol. Boston, lS45.
Lays of the Gospel-by s. G. Bulhnch, | volume,
Boston, l645
Common and Scriptural Proverbs, explaned-by
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REPOSITORY Lectures, on the Principal Passages Of
the Scriptures which relate To the doctrine of the
Trnity-by Rev. G. w. Burnap-l volume, Boston,
1915. +. TAYLOR.
ian 1876
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From The .imsriean Sentinel


The appointment Of this gentleman TO represent
our government OF Naples, will meet the hearty APP
mediation OF the Democracy Of the country. Educa-
led under the sieelons,e eye OF his gifted brother
ths President elect, and descended from noble re-
youonsry stock he is justly considered one Of the
deseredy popular public men 10 Tennessee. Being
: Gentleman OF wealth, a sound lawyer and dstin-
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mus, admit, that he is exactly the kind OF man To be
s.nt abroad TO sustain the dignity Of the American
Republic We trust that Mr.. Folks nomination will
be promptly confirmed by the Senate.
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REsoLUTIoN-PuBLic, NO. i.
A RESOLUTION explanatory Of 8 An act making
appropriations for the payment OF revolutionary
and Other pensions Of the United States for the rs
cal year ending the thifteth Of June one thousand
eight hund ed aud forty-fve"
BE resolved BY the Senate and Hops, Of Represents
hre " The United Stale, Of .dmaiea In Congress
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PATENT OFFICE, Jan. 10, 18-

PATENT OFFICE, JAM -, 1845.
ON the petition of Alpha Richardson, Of BOSTON,
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SUPREME COURT UNITED STATES.


TnuRspAY, January 3d. iS45.
No. 80. George Clymer plaintiff IN error us. Geo
D.~kns, ct a. This cause was argued by Mr. Crit
,,odeu for the plaintiff in error, and by Mr. Tbbatts
for The defendants In error.
No 40. The United States, plaintiffs, "a. WIN. ii
Freeman. This cause argued by MIR. Attorney
General for the plaintiffs, and submitted on printed
argument by the defendant
Adjourned ill tomorrow, l | O'Clock, A. M.
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BY AUTHORITY.
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AT THE SECOND SESSION OF THE
TWENTY EIGHTH CONGRESS.

PUBLic-so. i.
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den In all the States OF the Union.
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day ncxt after the first Moaiay in the month of No
vember Of the year IN which they to be appoint
cd. PrOridsd, That each state may by law provide
Toe the hiliDg Of any vacancy or vacancies which
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State shall by law provide.
JOHN w. JONES,
Speaker ofthe House Of Representatives.
WILLIE L. MANGUM,
II President u The Senate pro lsn.Pore
Approved, January 23d, l545
JOHN TYLER
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