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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-01
yHvHE PEOPLE's FAvORITE TODAY!

IA
n $4,000 OAPITALn Per drawing of class ID !
Mu' Lottery the beautiful prize of $3.50 in a whole,
NOS. " 40 81, was sold citizen; Nos 81 So
$loOo in package of halves, sent to Easton, Penn;
Nos 70 80 So 500 in quarter, sold citizen and
Sl25 and one of 500, each sold to customers.
Draws THIS DAY, the Maryland Consolidated
Lottery, class 1913 Nos. and - ballots for the r r
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-01

LOOKING GLASS PLATES.
n HAVE IN STORE, large assortment of
n German and French LOOKING GLASS PLATES
imported direct and constantly receiving per every
rival, which tlatter myself can sell on as reasona
BILE terms as any other establishment in the country
Also, PORTRAIT FRAMES Of various patterns; Win
dow CORNICES, RODS, RINGS, &c. Call and exa
mine befoH purchasing elsewhere.
n22 Z, 3, FRYER, No, ". Gay street.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-01

~ u ~,
On the 3lst u Thomas HENRY, of Thos. and
Caroline Tenrant, of scarlet fever aged years and
months.
On the Both nit. Mrs. PRISCILLA HoorEs wife of
James Hooper, and daughter of the late jeremiah
PauSon, OF Dorchester county, Md in the 18th year
of her age.
On the o9Ih ut MARY AM, sonson of Basil War
ing, aged 81 years
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-01

THO SUSPENDER MANUFACTURERS
IL SHRED WEBBING, both silk and Cotton, di-
rect from the manufacturer, and for sale by the yard
by il. b. FIELD CO., 225 Balmore-st.
ja29 At I'd door below Charles.
u AMPS AND LAMP FIXTURES, CHAN
~ DELIERS, Mantle Lustres, Candelabras, Solar
Lamps, &c. &c. manufactured and for sale by
fcl-eOit CARISS s. SHULTZ.
VARIETY is THE SPICE OF LIFE.
v Just received, 1000 PRINTS of one hundred
different kinds, at the low price of 81 cents per doz.
and s. per hundred. Also, Picture Frames AT S?.2s
per doz and $3.50 per hundred. For sale by
HUMPHREY MOORE, 1862 Pratt street,
fe-3t second door from Charles.
EuURCH PSALNIIST; Or Psalms & Hymns,
" for the Public, Social and Private use of Evan
gelical Christians. For sale by
PARSONS & PRESTON,
fcl-3t Isl Pratt 1T. adOining Railroad Depot.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-01
GREEN STREET DISPENSARY,

MO. SOUTH GREEN-ST., between Bail
~ tlm0re and German. This Institution has bee d
established for the accommodation of those persOmI
who cannot conveniently avail themselves Of the adj
vantages of the other Dispensaries. 1t is under thu
charge of the subscribers, its attending PHYSICIANS
who. to secure for it the confidence Of the public
have engaged the cooperation of Professor Cugw
Dr. FoNERDEN, and DIR. A. G. ROBINSON, as Consult
ing Physicians.
Advice and medicine will be furnished every dsy
except Sunday, from to II A. H., aud from to PI
M. On Sunday, from TO 10, and from 3 to4 Per
unable to attend will be visited at their houscs
on making application at the Dispensary. At othe
hours, the subscribers may be consulted at then OFF
ces. 5. CHAMBERLAINE nj n
NO. III Fayette street. below Howard.
CHRISTOPHER JOHNSTON, M d.,
No. IS LeXington-st. below Libertv-st
Il. IS. JOYNES, M. D.,
iel-mth3 No. los Fayeite-st., above Liberty.
PAPER HANGINGS, AT COST!
knn PIECES Of assorted patterns Of RAJ
oOO PER HANGINGs, for sale by -
LOUIS MULLER,
No. 2sG Baltimore street,
Jao-iu door from Charles.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-01

ITEMS or News The "Fakir of Ava is
drawing crowded houses at Richmond -Thc
President has recognized s. S. Rawson, as Vice
Consul Of Belgium, for PASSPORT, Mc.-Pres-
dent Polk will leave home to-day, en- route
for Washington, stopping few days in Gin
splendid travelling trunk from New York, to
be used on the 18th Murch.--The New York
Board Of Aldermen have determined 10 with
hold all appropriations from such schools rs eX-
cIudc the use OF the Bibe---Mrs. Eunicc
Averil Of Hartford, Conn, has bcqnelthcd
$4,000 to religious societies, 1.-The Con-
necticut is frozen at Hartford sufficiently hard
to bear loaded cart. 1t is estimated that
there are Is 900 schools in Ohio with 49, 900
scholars.-Therc were % speeches in favor,
and % against, the admission OF Texas, made
before the House of representatives. 1t is
said that the Queen of England, as temporal
''head of the Church," is about TO demonstrate
authoritatyely" with the Bishop Of Exeter in re-
laton to his extraordinary circular.-A man
named hOpeTt hCNIDplIl iaS peeh afIcStcu 1T
Albany, on suspicion of being the murderer Of
Budget Caiy.-A man engaged in blasting
rocks at Lancaster, Mass, was blown to pieces
on Thursday last. His name was Farnsworth
The one day election bill has been return
ed by tho President to Congress with his sigma
ture, and is therefore now a law of the land
According TO the late census the popula-
ton of Great Britain is Is 1856, 9sl-exclusive
of Ireland. The number actively employed,
6,S5l, o4l.--On the 18th inst, u man named
John S. b. Rose, from South Kingston, r. l.,
was killed in Mobile, by stroke of lightning.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-01

A WORD TO THE MASaUERADER
IA AND ALL OTHERS CONCERNED. j have
this day received large and handsome assortment OF
Gold and Silver Tinsel, something very handsome
with variety of Gold and Silver Bullion Fringe; gold
and Silver Tasses, Spanees, Lace, sc Call at
JAMES NJ. HAIG, No 12l BaltImore-st,
fel fri Four doors above South street.
VENETIAN BLINDS. Venitian Blinds OF
v the very best STYLE and finish, constantly in
and made to ORDER warranted to be Of the best
materials and workmanship.
Also on hand and made to order
WINDOW SHADES,
FANCY BLINDS,
PAPER BLINDS, &c.
Persons wishing Window Blinds OF any description
will do well to call before purchasing elsewhere.
JOHN e. HOLLAND, 45 Cay street,
fl ? door from the Shot Tower.
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A l. NJ A " AC.
MARRIED,

NiHRFIFD,
On Thursday evening, 10Th January, by the Rev.
hr. Peek, Mr.. JAMES BISHOP TO Miss Priscilla Gar
SEY, all of this city.
On the 2sth uIt, by the Rev II. V. b. Johns. Mr. J..
w. MARsTsN, of this city, to Miss JOSEPHINE r.
SHELLEY, formerly Of Smlthield, Virginia.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-01

Tickets 81; halves Scots; quarters 2Scts.
In which Sch0eifeld 4 Co. Uia sell on certificah
packages OF p whole tickets for only Sl4 80 haye.
" 49, qrs SO TO- Fer the big prizes be sure and cal
on the a Il fortunate
SCHOOL, FIEI n u T-n
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1845-01-23
LTTCHFIELD COUNTY AGRICULTURAL,
s SOCIETY ~

p -
At stated meeting Of the Executive COMMITTEES
of the Litcheld County Agricultural Society, hol-
den at the Mansion House In Litch6eld, on Tues
day3the 18th day of January 1S45, the following
premiums were awarded, viz: $50 6sifispg NM
To Chauncy Dayton, Of Watertown, for the besi
acre Of corn t94 Ia bushels, the first PREMIUM 81
To Anvil Morris, Of Bethlem, for the I'd best Do.
GA bushels,) the ID premium. 49,: -. %
To Chauncy Dayton. Of Watertcwn, for enc acre
TO Anvil Morris, Of Bethlem. for the best aere .
oats, (S7 bushels,1 the FIRST premium, " = S9
To Chauncy Dayton, Of WATERFOWL, I'd best do.
(66 l-2 bushels,) I'd premium, IlJd2AI 90
a To Newman Holly, Of Salisbury. fof eleven
acres Of oats, yielding over 50 bushels per acre,
To Newman Holley, Of salisbury. for three acre. =
Of Buckwheat. yielding 40 bushels per acre. me ii
premium, ~ & "a
To Alexander Norton, IT., Of Goshen for the best
acre of Barley. ga bushels the lst premium. g
To Philip s. Beebe, of LitchGeld, for specixnSn
of timothy seed, the ist premium. =
To George #. Merriman, Of Wategtown. CO hsst
La acre Of nax, the 1st premium, -
To Joseph s BENJAMIN Blakeslee, q NoskhIisld.
for Cd best do, the ID premium, 90
To Alexander Norton, jr, Of Goshen or La
acre Of rutabaga, yielding at the rate Of 1000 buah.
els per acre, the 1st premium, a.
To Samuel Reynolds, Of Warren, for 81 rods IL
white carrots, Gao bushels the Let pTemiuDs ~
To Alexander Norton. j., Of Goshen. tos IA
acre ofwhite turnips, yielding At the rata cf 952 IL
bushels per acre, the 1st premium, 1890, ~
Z R Q. CAass. Secretary pro tenn.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1845-01-23

lra6 Gmf@

rEHE enclosure be The Subscriber on Inc
1t1(th &C Janrary inst. red COW with
4 white SPOT - the forehead, some white On
the hind legs and tail supposed 70 be abopt
eight years Old--has Q sIanting crop on The
end. ana half penny Cd the undef sidelDf
the right ear. The owner Il Ifequesled 10
psose property. pay charges. and take her
away. 7c EpgNEzER b. DUKAND4
i Cornwall, January 10, lsA5. aii 80
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1845-01-23

Og-Our subscribers who receive their papers a
Wolcottville, can. If more convenient, make thsis
payments 10 G. D.. Wadhams Esq, with whom We
have len bills for the Amounts due. te4
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1845-01-23

sfnsHh sinck a G0Sae lIaieIy owned b.
n .Efe1ofick Rfslp4 consisting Of Cali
coes. r'E.e'',ss. uoslln d laines, cifutaus' q
few cloths and Enntimeress alikwls. dress
handkerchipfs gloves and hpsIGrt Nilh
mary other articles which cnnnps here be-
enumeEnicd. comprised in The usual assoTts
ment u. country sfore. Also. store fnrnis
lu5e, show cases, &c. &c, iwills'be sold 20
auction q The store lalely occupied BY said
Phelps IN Litchfeid. one door west Of the
CONGREGATIONAL Church. Sale to commence
on kRIDAr MoRNINc MKT, 24TR INST, and
vii be continued each succseding day un-s
tll Ne sock isaOld- rasty s.usa ,.pcass .a7s,
KasshGeld.l ynms a. 1018uo 81 stsdss 49, SIS
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1845-01-23

Afs Ceurt ef Probate keI1sa 4 Msss. 1Iitori,
svithin snl fsv ne disfvisf IF Nsg-h lIovds
cD ~ sin &sy a Dceembss, l91&
- psssxnL Naiksaisi Perry Es4s @M<g4
HESITATE u Noa6iah Mygalts late % I'd
- NoW- nEiilord, deeeasea- D Mut1o4 g
Elf AGyensf, John q. Noble. ss6 Cyrus Nor.
shrups Executors, this Court dos Iimls aad
allow % The lcyediiDes a. SAID aslnte six
months from The date hereof in which q ..
hibis heir claims 90 said Executors or % O.
haired q recovery. Add this court disect9
said Exesuioss 10 rive notice ~ the Time 80
limited ~ publisking shis order - . news
paper printed 10 Lischiield md ~ posting .
copy shereof % the public signpost nearest
.he place where The said deceFsed lasf dseIt
II sad New. AellIotd. y s,ss 4. s.s WIN
-. - Atrue copy ofEscofd. 20. 81
- MksaaaIxl Rxasss Ju1es.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1845-01-23

MI Hived ana Is "a ~ ~ SEi6s sel .gvs
7SdFnf1 ~ ~ - go ssSd ms
10 ~ 49, ~ - q, u n k,g,
which will pc sold At the loves cash prices
" ~ y $500 s1 y; 80. do if 49, s
call before buying sisewhersas .ssioh sssassis
,gSb @ael bsig H. klssWELGH76 1sC0su
Plainville, Jan. l9le45gitdnilab vlsg e2sn30e
liz Lse 4asie
- saaA BoU v one mile 'aes
1sIFz 80 AIsS0nth afFomntlB -
Hsks Court House, OGthiHi1a Vii
eight sacFesp liwitlta ] as kalnsTT
- . ~ u. 80
Cow N 1tiA w -. NY - e.
on. wepty. SSH acres py n! tne h9qss y IslE
acres 81 wood near Il The. hi Sas
~, III. 49, ~ ~ ~ ss f1 y
ny, ~. $500
m roo.,r, Ill, Nv 01ssT
1a AZ sl ~. = ~ =.
ready for uses clover liay. u sCrape, oak anda
chestnut boards. sunait chain. Gel The ab0sas
described property may be had cheap M
private sale q the subscl iber hot sold ~
81 lie first Monday d, February nsxi, near
the Mansion House in this town: al 2 O'Clock
+ !. M. by 50 sei's3sss seed, y sfeia. pr sstS
TT;t.h6aIa F.ns,a. =. sgshs1cAEr - 4ss'. \. I.
-L4cnnelos !anualy 1tns io40.l 9 sssan e y
80 = gger q @ zTsas
II -9t sz2s@a IfsEa ~ - E&G&ssaf} assENassfdss
/ ~ removed from town hes ofGers-for .sale,
tbesala forge 80 =. n, ~,
o;ll SSoS stard @ ~ rS.ns rn,' as
,aslsss cns,yts,y I'll
rss &. WoIh, waggpI Work, s-ob
vilh i.ip esmnes, Wagon s shop Gal house, ss
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1845-01-23

HNVHE CouFt of Probate fof BIle UIatfjet q
u Liichfeld, hath limited and allowed -
m0nths from the daie hereof fof fns c.edi.
tors 10 he estate of JOHR WKkcA Esq, late
81 LilchfeId ii said District, deceaseds ID
which % exhihit their claims tos allowances
and setilemsne. Those nsgleciing 10 pses
sent their accounts wilma Gid Tins prop
erly asicsled, will b. debasred . recosesy.
All persnns indebted 70 said estales are -.
guessed 10 make immediate paymentfO
GARRlr p. WEEcns Execr.
LilchfrId, January 18th, I6A5. -
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1845-01-23

Regular Moatkiy HIsstisk q lh6 fllshf.l5 Ten.
Psfs1es speisst q he Town Room chi. t1hasaAg)
Wonthly hesslnk e tlEe C5nnsy Tsmpsramss 50.
cissy. e Woleottsls Tuesday. aslhs - 10 o'elock
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1845-01-23
'II',,alT = III & q = |. \ !

TNURSUANT t0an order OF the Court OF
IL Probate for the district OF PlymoutlIs
will be- sold on the premises oil 'the'right;
title, add interest. which Julia Maria Hun-
gerfors. Of said Plymoo!h. an IDIOT n n1in
part q W Waterbury, II Tie county Of new fia-
ven, containing about ninety four acres, with
she buildilgs Shefsop Standing, being the
farm 96lsIj occupied By gzenas fIdneeSl0fd,
deceased.s Bounded north and west on the
heirs Of Victory Tomlinsons and highway.
eass on aha heirs OF Thomas Painter and
su1lh on Seymour and Isaac Brown, said
yulin Maria y The absolute owner Of eighty
sssss 6 I'D 1sEm The rsasslnlas t s sss
HumgerfoFd. Sale % tate place on Hatnr,
day The 9Th Day Of Eebruarya ls45s iat one
OSc10ckk PM IlW u xEsFsEY
as Dawn y. WARnKn. Censervator.
Plymouth, Ian Gil, 1915 =. -. SO
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1845-01-23
10 TIE EUDnNC

REHE snbecFibeg takes this paelhqd @ aeg-
L derinR his ahanks ~ the public fof the
very liberal patronage be has Eecsiye3 thus
farthe preseIt season, and wishes 70 sny be
continues 10 keep o. fllt nss1gtnenk t4nd
great varsity of stoves. aud 6xluEep watch
win be cold the remain6ef 0f shs scason ~
reduced vricear-some tent{r8 new paifetng.
Sheet iron, Copper and Tin esk On haiids q
made 10 order % usaal. ps.yaay es..d..s.;
He would also infoFm thdse MhCee nCtes
or accounts became dneOn D: before the III
of January, that immediate paynlent b e.
pccted, and will much oblige
Y :snhGnaa Ymna ana laARl - "a
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1845-01-23

WeHE undersigned requests all persons
u having demands against him 20 pre-
sgnt their accounts for settlement, aud all
Who are indebfcd 70 him to make payment,
sshe y desiro1s Of squaring up oil his bnsi-
ness transactions. i,.s,,,,'t.s; US i I'M
sLitchfeld, JAM, le45. 100 8 g5'1sT79 S5
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1845-01-23

TNHE Whigs Il .Nsf- milford see ISa1ested %
inst af 8 oslock r. Ill ISe he Putposs q sppoint.
ine delegaEes 10 che C0d6ty, aC6ns tessiQnal md
Senatorial Conventions, an1 6oE the tE1n elion a
other business pFepafxtorg % the Spring Eec1i0ns
em1a4 aiAhs osdsf 0fthe TcMn Committee.
fNeyE.A filford. Jan. 18th, sloASs t.esasra4s1g3
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1845-01-23
\. I, riatl NJ q TIC

sHE subscriber notice that having
49, removed from town. hea offersfor sale,
the ofd forge stand, situated in Bantam Falls,
village, a good stand for an axe sof sscythes
maker, country work, Wagon work, sMe..--T
On the premises are, q blacksmitlTs shop
with trip hammers Wagon shop, coal house.
&c. Machinery In pretty good ;repaIr,-~@-,.,
Possession can be given ythe1 first Of March
next For terms enquire, Of Leonard Ken-s
ney, near the premises, or theasdbscribery
Collnsville. hsi2 fsag1sl d1C.C!PALAiERbisi
Litchfeld, Dec. 81, lls44.f91sa q obs 2nsS3l
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1845-01-23

I. a. PAIN ii. Stout Rob sI;Eb ala double
= ~ harness icE sais ~ Il at;lIT
lssfg sasFq So kn3 .asaan u xlsE1ss j gasakosl
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-17

W, r.. vi.
CotioD-The saes increased, and there 10 better
feeling In the market Prices however, unchanged
Grain-Salcs Of Canal Oats at 3la32c No Whea, Of
ieng Corn Is arriving from the South freely. sales Of
200 bushels white at 45aa6 and 5000 yellow lic 1000
Northern yellow at 45c.
Tea-The sales Of this morning well attended, and
all the Young Hysons which the bulk Of the lot TAX
nj prices from sc, under the previous rates. The
sales were the Of the season. tho quality oil
rather low.
flour-Tho teceipis ths morning large, viz: 1916
bbis The market is little fiat; Genessec offered froe-
" atS4elt; Ohio. Michigan and Troy. 475s4,6It New
Orleans 4625. Small sales Of Richmond county at S.,
and the same Is asked for Brandywins; Alexandra and
Georgetown. R,o flour S3i3l25. Corn meal 2a7A.
ProysoDs-The market continues TO DO excessively dul;
limited sales Of old Ohio Prime at So do Mess u 62I;
now Prime 1914; do Mess 1884. .rI. :. :
Taow--ales Of city and country rendered continue 10
be made at 63a7c, cash.
whskey-Drudgeis held at ale. and barrels selling
at 22e. H.....
Rice-Holders ssk such high prices that there are no
sales for export and only rhing sales for home
3.5Oa3,6oi.
ois-Sales Of Linsced at 75c Tor American, and 8Oc
for English.
Lesd-Siles Of 5000 pigs Missouri at 3,3I5a3,40.-ES,
TREss.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-17
DIED,

Al his residence, Pungotesguc, in Aocomac coun
~, Virgnis IN the 7Ith year Of bis age Wednesday
night, the 9TH instant Mr. THoSAs HaLL BEADTosD Isay
ing sffecuOnate wife, (he Rev. George b. Brad
ford and piOus and d1tfu daughters off exemplary
members OF the Baptist Church. and extensive circle OF
relatives and friends TO lament their Oss Although from
tie severity OF the stack and his loebe Of body yet
possessing sound snd rational mind during the short re-
iod o his Illness, II apparent himself aud those
around him that bis earthly rapidly drawing 10
close and that he Try the realities Of another
state OF existence still 10 manifested NJ alarm but met nj.
fate with Christian esinnoSs aud eOnposurs As dsvo
ted husband, kind and ndugent parent a humane mas
ter, benevolent neighbour IN all the domestic relations Of
life, lie has left few equals. The writer Of this inperee
tribute attended around the bed side Of the deceaed who
knew the amsbe qualities Of THE good man there wit
messed tho truth and reality Of tho Christian religion: In ali
fs lite he had never such iorude and frmness Of
purpose ~ - hynEa moments ~ those friends aroud his
dying bedside he expressed eyent wish them
~ better world than this, and oily sh, bot every
hody and W INC end receive the laid up for the
inhlu IL VIII ever be consolation 10 absent relations
and Trends To know that every attention was paid 10 the
deceased during bis short illness, by those around him.,
ana hs eminent physician and nephew d.. Kelam- who
manifested deep concern Tor h festOradDn Az he lived
80 he diod-wlout aud althougi he has left
~. aud ls body vOms DESTROY his immortal part bss
been walled 10 the bosom u i God. lis name and many
virtues VIII Dc bcid ~ ondeirng remembrance by his M.
merous relations srd friends. e.
This noting, al hlE pas, u oeo,s REUBEN " wHrrSgy
/ IN The SUI y'afof bic tgs ~ s. Jorrssi Nay 49,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-17

"A ws,hfs a. = !sssssy = ~s. s.Asa ..ssss.s
-: ne ..s n! 3; -: 60 g: g. ss = :;s .
fss , passiis. ssd sAsrs jseSe "A - e .aoss Is
fortunes eoassisnt ~h he sseaf or Ills pssoa. Bio,
after no had hs 6rst aiarmsfos he must have
expected that the popascs osd eanos fes his soodbs
his former naughty In addressing the Gov
crnmsnt and aiks brsvey when the head Of ten
thousand iroops. lie would scarcely have done hifos
Santa Ana V no hero and loves ne msdiy-hst - sss'
received sdreci that in the event,
HE life should b spared. ,fN
l. Ths Thing which strikss the extraordinary
delay in regard TO his trial. aud the dsso manner IN which
been carried on The snpls one and the
evidence against him not only aceesbe bot known 10 tho
world. Had Government designed ho, HE
desers justice would have been speedy he would
hie IL cannot b that in,saded TO visit upon him
the due penalty Of stained with peeusiion, sxor
ton. tyranny aud boodshed. ..
Affairs have now tskrn new turn The ste revolu-
ton Is forgotten Ia the overwhelming magnitude Of the
Question of xston On this single question the Msr
leans unsnous. and tenseioas they Of their
claim upon Teass that in frcns and Tuning it, they
vii, be inclined u let on easily possible those invo
we'd in their late revolution. We advested to this
OF the subject yesterday and the reflect upon
II, the obviously does il appear be the policy Of
the Government VI eniency those
accused OF political crimes Mexico, with all her pops.,oa
united as man. would ind hard matter rccoaaaer
Texas and cope with the United States unless
ed By foreign powers appca Quixoc. But let her be
by civil saensions-even let considerable portion Of
her I've disacceaand she scarcely protect her
Northern departments from the predatory and mudsrous
inroads OF the sassges-u,uch Ices take Texas.
Thus does the progress of favor Santa Anna Hi.
crimes will be forgotten in tho general camor against the
United staes and will sait the policy Of the Admnsra
ton ss we,lss the personal feelings Of members 10
ptopa,e his friends among the people and the sodery who
have fought under him. TINS be done by allowing him
to leave the country for while ponder upon schemes
os the reacquison u wealth and power These are bot
peeulstons and therefore idle. perhaps but
thing fascinating an dwelling upon prominently
marked by the extremes vi and Of adversely Morris
II without Instruction to study the accidents the life OF
one who has repeatedly lost all the fruits won by eminent,
abilities add great OF character by yielding the
dictates Of avarce, treachery and cruelty"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-17

FLOUR,-Thefe !. but Httle animstion in Howard
street hour small sales Of good mixed brands max.
ing from store at st.5O-rccoipi price si375 The
stock Of City Mills has become almost exhausted, and
We hear Of sslesi holders geoersly asking -
IS We note sale Of 500 bbls. Su.quehanna -four At
81 62b. Small sales OF rye hour At SJl2b. -
GRAlN.-Sinsll sales Of Maryland red wheat ut 0Ts
100 cents very little in market We note sale Of
1900 bushels Pa red at 95s97 cents; also, small par
eel Of white, not prime, At ITO cents sale Of 1000
bushels Pa. red wheat mado this morning at a4a
100 Maryland white is selling 35 cents,
sud yellow nj 40 cents. We sales Of Pa. rye
60 cents; Maryland h worth s5ass conts oats 2ia25
cents. f" ~ H
Professionalism is little soliyity IN the provi-
sion market. with only moderate demand for beef and
pork, and important sales. Baltimore packed mess
pork is held Sl3 so; prime Si050aeli; mess beef
$40 SOsSI1; No. 80 5OaS1O; snd prime 81. A sale
II 90 bbs packed oes u pork Of $40 per bb. cash.
No large sales II bacon and demand moderate. Hold
ssk fJr prime Ws'iorn shoulders Sol cents; sides
7a7t cents; assorted a cents; snd ham, SAP
sale Of 10 hhds. shoulders ~ snd % hhds prime
aide. at ~ eonts. No sales Of Baltimore cured hams
snd but little inqoiry-hodors ask from 70 10 cents.
No transactions 10 lard, we quote Western No. 1 In
kegs at ssst cents.
WHfSKEY.-Ther 10 a largo supply 10 market
The demand continues dali AZ ~ cents ft bbs. sad II
'''"V WY ~. 80. ga, .-.,, :.