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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-07-09
THE CADIZ SENTINEL.

A Mammoth Steamer.--The largest steamer
ever built was launched at New York on Tues
day, 1t is in length $40 feet, in breadth of beam
35 feet, and including guards, 6S feet; depth of
hold 10 feet, and measures 1900 tons. She CO.
vers the same water that sea-going vessel of
1900 tons would, and is called the Hendrick
Hudson. She is destined to run as an evening
passenger boat between New York and Albany
on the Independent plan. Another monster
steamer, two hundred tons larger than the above.
is now being built
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-07-09

The Great Valley of the West.-It is stated,
as an instance of the rapid growth of the West,
that the first child born of American parents
west of the Allegheny mountains, who knew
Washington as a surveyor on the banks of the
Kanawha, is yet alive and scarcely numbers her
fourscore years and ten. Ii is further said that
the second child born in Cincinnati, lives and has
not seen the middle age of her life: yet that city
has now 10000 inhabitants
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-07-09
THE MUSES. BOWER.
TME NEGLECTED CHILD.


never was a iaVonle--
MY mother never smiled
on me, with nan the tenderness
:, liat Dlessea her ialrer cnlid
I've ,,s seen ner = KISS my sisters cheek
+, " me 10 i3liuleu a on heL n:l Anee;
"0i0 was "o Ass 'O' - g
,, 81 N
ANY yG.t .!, s.IoVe 70 Piease' wan "h
hy h..ie stole Vi s9nsei
sS[oee G 70 Pielse, ate nd lnlahcy
oan L aaleiy sivI s.,Iosn one1e ne;o,;s mo,
Dus wlieh A'd NY .Io ar.io0o oSooI, en'' '"'
IA, ~ ooio' u.sen',9 III onocM, 1r
liJ 49,. A., L.o,,..e,lt
- nototao ~ ,Sa;r h;rth,
M bao,t,,f =, ~, n,,rser,-
T ioosnod - ~ 49, ,h,, ,yo,.b.
r.. o,,at H. W IT, T l,f.oa klt
~ Eorsolr osob 80" o,d GarInrn
"A -S:shod ~ eo, otLnrs ,;sbod ;t tao
am snra 7 vas offect;onata
Rut in INV s;ster,a toce
Tbore was Ioolr Of love tbat ola;med
A sn,;Ie or on aohraoe ~
Bnt when raised INV Inns N meet
The pressure children prize.
None knew the feelings in INV heart
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-07-09

Independent Treasury "Pet Bank sys.
TEN" is now in full blast. But by no fault OIL
the present administration, the Independent
Treasury Law having been repealed by the
wings with the cooperation of John Tyler, and
no provision made of any substitute.-Ed. NJ
NJ By statement Of the Secretary of the
Treasury, it appears that the United States now
haye $7,724,904 81 on deposite in forty-oight
irresponsible banking companies ard corpora.
tons. OF course these companies will exert all
their powers of influence and corruption, al the
next session of Congress, to retain the use Of
the Government deposits. For this, if for nc
other consideration, the Democracy of Mssiss
ppi owe it TO themselves to seethat they are rep
resented in both branches oftho next Congress
by men 'not only pure, but above suspicion. y
The very first act of the new Congress should
be the re-establishment of the Independent
Treasury System Mississippi Democrat.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-07-09

Important mopement.--The Illinois State Re-
gister states that Com. Morris, has been ordered
by the Government TO survey and explore the
route between Peoria and Chicago, and report as
to the practicability, expense, &c, of ship ca
nal connecting the Illinois river with the Lakes
and also 10 fix upon suitable location for Ma
val depot on the Lakes.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-07-09

Discovery Of Aborigiaes.-The Nassau Roy
al Gazette copies the following from the Trini
dad Standard:--"A gentleman just come il
from Arima, has informed us that an interesting
discovery has been made, in taking the census
that part of the island, belonging 10 race pei
fectly distinct from any with which we have hth
.erto been acquainted, and whose existence hat
remained unknown. We are, we must confess
pot little surprised that such circumstance
should have SO long escaped the knowledge o.
the inhabitants of this colony, and that these
people could have kept themselves so perfectly
secluded. IL is interesting fact and we shall
feel glad to be furnished, by those parties who
have made the discovery, with particulars.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-07-09

Whdling Ertraordinary.-- Eastport Sen
tineI chronicles the capture of whale in the
Cobacook river on Sunday morning, the lst inst
in style almost rs graphic as Sir Walter SCOTS
account Of similar exploit in Zedand, and by q
modus operqudi not thought Of by old Magnus
Troll The whale was discovered early in the
morning in search Of alewlves, and one Mr.. Ben.
jamin Small, who ventured into boat along side
Of him, with boatrhook put out his eye on the
side leading down the river, which forced him in.
TO shoal water With an axe he then made an
incision, through which he passed rope, which
kept his head in shore, After thrashing about
some time, the tide left him high and dry, He
was Al feet long, and 81 feet through the thick,
est part. He yielded about 25 barrels Of oil
and as much bIubber.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-07-09

1t is stated that the Miami canal netted las
year u per cent. on the cost Of its construction
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-07-09

CEr"The Statesman would be witty at the ex
pense Of the Exchange Bank, by announcing
that it has gold and silver to SELL and that it deals
in coin. If that paper expects TO get pay fol
this notice as an advertisement, it should let the
public know that it has also eastern exchange fol
sale, and expects 10 have more, as soon as the re-
dundancy of coin in its vaults can be got rid of
Journal.
The "redundancy Of coin'' in bank Just 60
ing into operation, is bright idea. When pay
day comes, that redundancy is generally turned
into scarcity.
The farmers Bank of Canton had also ere
dundancy of coin" which they ''got rid off, by
"selling it daily" after the manner of the Ex
change Bank, of which O. Folet is Director, and
then, after the most approved manner of whig fl
nancering, bursted up, leaving their notes in the
hands of a swindled people, whose only crime
was that they thought the managers ofthat con
cern, though bankers, were honest. Time mus
show whether this Exchange Bank will or will
not continne to follow in the footsteps of the
Canton concern.-StdteSman
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-07-09
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-17
Nj CALHOUN


Tho People OF Charleston I've believe without the dis.
nocdon II party have adopted the following resolutions
. pua;ic meeting.
The circrs Charleston and the Neck have learned
with saas1a, that the Hon. John c. Calhoun will
pubahl, PASS t,Hsh this City his from the
Vi Do'enn-ut To- hat hone which he had forsakeu
call o' his Snd they feel DO due not less that
country s atv ,hsa themselves to take advantage ofe
opportunity ,has Afforded. ct rendering him the hospa
ties vi 'li. City, and To welcome him homs with grateful
acknowledgement OF his distinguished public services Ia
the elevated sisn he has recently filed and the sell ,acr
hclng PATRIOTISM with which they have been rendered.
Tterctofs Resolved That Hoo. Johu c. Calhoun be
received as the Guest Of the City Of Charleston and that
Conniit,. =" nifty cItizens be appointed tender hun
the hospiai'cs u the City, aud the hearty welcome OF
eizers, with All expression oi their high and grateful
ol his virtues. ard puhlc services.
laa ie said Committee BE- charged with ali necessary
ARRANGEMENTS i carrying the foregoing resolution into effect
aud that they be invested with all Necessary powers and
authorities for that end
That the Honorable the City Council be requested co.
operate wi tao ruE.ns Of the CITY and Neck in the
cep1on at Mr. CsiouH, the Icst of the City, and
that purpose to sPpoint Committee Of their body
Ia conjunction with the Committee appointed by tins meet
ing"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-17

BY the schooner Fanny Captain Patterson. from Vera
Cruz have papers from that place to tho 9Th uL.
elusive
The late President ad interim. Don Cona1o, about,
be brought trial by discretion Of tho Grand Jury Il
the Congress, for dctaing the 29t November last,
the assault upon the Constitutional Government. Don
Ignso Bassadra kowc to be tried. under the
Order for having signed the decree.
Presidrnt Hnrral has issued proclamation, extending
the period allowed u foreigners 10 renew their protection
bonds (carfas de sscHri d0dj ~ the 25lh February.
The now Government, u is stated, has taken into
siierion the siy uf ihng measures for the rtspa
ton o the finances Of the county, aud to classify aud
range the public debt
IN the sitting Of tho Chamber Of tho 18th u, PROPOSE
were made for reform O tho constitutional law, and
the organization Of the Government upon new basis
The juna- Of the different Departments were also engaged
IN suggesting notifications OF the existing basis Of the
Government.
proposition has been suLmilsd by tho Commissioners
81 public credit in conjunction with the Committee Of the
Climbers provide for the current debts Of the Govern
II - proposed that debt' contracted subsequent to
be sh Of August 1884, and frs,ious 10 the 9Th August,
Is shall be funded Of per cent.
All tho dcctes ofihe former Government ltvyins forced
onns and unusual of the persecution Of war against
Texas haze been repealed
Santa Ana still a. bs pf.sln e Perote. The newspa
psn which receive do throw any light on the di,~
position VI the Gyv,fnmcnt regarding him.
~ o BgiIsdn.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-17
WILLIAM q RIuaS

We had intended mark the retirement Of several abe
and upright Statesmen from the United States Senate with
their services and wor,h but other du
ties have prevented. We cannot however justice TO our
feelings, logger withhold the expression OF appre
caiioa OIL aud gratitude q, William c. Rives Of Virginia
Through tue last two Sessions, especially Mr. Rves has
eV'nced boraiy and business Ut sentiment souadncs
and hmness Of principle, largeness of perception and
loneSs # ain which have commented him more and
more TO the affections of the Wings throughout the Union
HIS upright, manly truly National on the Tariff
non OF the unconst1iioniy o Annexation by the mode
which Congress has adopted; will be forgotten. Mr.
RVss Is the living cmb odimen Of the best traits and best
days OF james Madison II, may for the present to
driven from the National Councils by the cupiIy Of vir-
GINA siVebreedng stimulated By the prospect Of vast
and lucrative market IN Texas but such man cannot DO
Kept down HIS talents aud virtues soon cause him
To be summoned again % the service Country IL j.
an evil day tor her when such Rives are lost t
her hall' OF Lesisliton even Tor briei season-N.
TRIBUNE.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-17
To HeHrg L. B-s-is. Esq.

To HsHrg l.. Broke. Eng
Your iianSness snd prompt decision your card Of this
morning. lead me 60 believe that you wIi with equal
dou' aud pronpines, immediate reply The fol-
lowing queries which, OF the in the city,
GesoGs o having answered. and therefore feel bold TO put
ihsni 10 you an ili!s public
ls' Are you in favour of the ultimate annexation OF
Texas
ID Are yon OF o9iaon that the Joint Resolutions IRE
Constitutional
3D. Do You think the preseu, crisis such render
Annexation eypedienii
My reason for putting you these questions this
thst think each candidate ought his sentiments
fully upon every which may be brought into the can
and is be credited your opinions
differently understood by different pcrsons-FUr in
stance, IL s said confidently that you hold the affirmative Of
the lst and Cd questions, and the negative OF the latter
whilst Is known st you have been clectone-rng against
one Of opponents upon the ground that he holds the
affirmative Ut oil LIrce SHOCkOE
Richmond, March ID, is.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-17
q. =
From the Philadelphia North American.

NNIlrD - Al tsS SENAIOR It'd.
We learn from Harrisburg correspondent that after
the Third ballot for United States Senator OH Thursday
without choico being effected, motion unsuccess-
fully made 10 adjourn until Monday. Two baoiings
then made, aud the ;th resulted in the choice Of
General Simon Cameron Of Dauphin county. The follow
ing ia the vote the last ballot;
For SmaS CANEEoy-Messrs Babbitt, Carson Corn
man. Dartagh, DIrside, Dmmck Eb UGH Eyer, Gibbons
Horton, Kline, Morrison Rain, Ross, aud Wilcox. Speak
Of the Senate; aud Messrs. Adams. Amer Banning Bay
ard, Bgham, Bishop Boyer, Brady Brewster of Hunting
don, Brewster OF Phua CO Bright Brown Cochran Cooper
Cunningham Dekey, Danlap, Glider Hail. Harper, Halle
hurst Hem. Hlands, Hoffman Of Phil. oinshead Ken
nedy, Kunke. Lnrken, Mpgehan Meloy, Mezger, Morley
Power Price, Riddle Sanderson Sanksy Shuman Smith
Of Beks Smith of Lancaster Snvely, Steuart Siruthcrs
Trego, Walton, md Zimmerman, OF the IIouse-G1.
For George w. Woodward-Messrs. Anderson, Bailey
Bgler, Black Champneys Chapman, Eneu, Fegely Fouk
Tod. Hickman Hl Hoover and Sherwood, OF the Senate;
and Messrs Armstrong Bailey, Barber Brush Burns Burn.
side, Bnrrel CGmpbsll Cross Cummings, Dots, Dow.
ling, Eldred. Elliott Funston, Gray Hallowoll, Heck
Hill. Hoffman q. BeTks, Jacoby James, Keller Knox
Mcrifed. Morgan, NJ Bride. M'Casn, OBryan, Painter
Rider, Sanuels, Smith Of Cleaffeld Smyth OF Clinton
Smith OF Monroe. Steler, Taggar Tice vet. Wilson,
Worman and Patterson Speaker. OF the House-55.
For Joseph K. lngeIsol-Me..ss. Crabb and Common
Far Thomas :. Beli-Mr. Si,rigere-i
For John Banks-Mr M'Murtne-i. .rtri
For Peter A Browne--Alr. Sheets-I,
For T. ID. Ccchran-Mr. Suilyan-I.
Mr.. Cameron, therefore, having q majority OF all the
votes, was declared duly elected.
.. ll,..... -.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-17
n. Y. MARKEr-Nlarch IA, ear. NJ.

The cargo Of Tea. by tic George Hallet was cold by
auction AZ the Phnnix this morning. The company
was very large aud spirited and almost thing sold nj
ihe prices o. Ann Mekim's cargo wednesday,.
Sales Of Cotton 20OO bales; the markets e i;mer-
Flour remains inactive. t2b0bu Jersey yellow Corn sold
at IS cts. measure. Northern Oats 3JI3i cts Rye GA
6S cts.
New Pork IS up to $40 aud Sl2 Ohio and old Mess
has been sold s prime stands as before SO Seas e.
No change in other proysons.
Whiskcy, IN bbs. sold 23I.5 for low proof.
rs.
Sterling 95aO prem: francs ), 23i AS VI city bills
lower rates
J. ;. Erening--The sales Of stated above are
large enough ior the Whole day.
There has not been much business in n. o. sugar or
molassos to-day. There much stock either in first
hands, ana OF moasses amOs ~ hhds very prime
sugar from tho estate u Bishop Polk, brought cen Ii;
5Ju boxes OF brown Havana Sugars sold cents
and upwards Coeo IS held higher, IN consequence OF the
news from Rio.- Jour. Com.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-17
RICHMOND DAILY WING.
CANALS rersns RAILROADS.
MONDAY MORNING. MARCH ~. is.s

friend has placed in hands n correspondence be-
tween j. NJ. Coac. President of the Chesapeake Ohio
Canal Company and Charles Eet. Jr the subject OF the
comparative utility of The different modes Of improve
inen and as the Virginia public bat hite acquainted
with the subject, and pabc sentiment the
mens OF the last indicate. what unsettled upon
it, therefore deem Of sucen importance to lay thi.
correspondence before readers, earnestly Invoking its
careful study by ALL We believe that nohing mpor.
tant to the OF any scheme well grounded and
am belief that is the hes, the given otherwise
the path il beset by divided ccunse. doubts and fears
The facts and data furnished this by Mr. Eoi viii
be duly appreciated. when il reeoected that he /. tie
distinguished Civil Engineer who
Pnncipa Engineer OF the James River & kanawha Gem
pan,: That he has recently visited and inspected all the
great works England furnishes his and dedue
lions from actual examination.
IL is believed that will down the profound letter
of Mr. Ee after its careful perusal without forming de-
cided opinion that except great ,hoousha for
personal travel canal from the cheap Of iraso'.
talon has decided advantage rail road. notwiih
standing the frequent publications OF late the newspapers
north At seeking impress the public mind with
opinion IL will be observed that Mr.. Eet speaks Of
the introduction Of Steam Power oi the canals OF
England applied tug boats to which cigh, boats
,ached. Now ii future discoveries shall enable
that power canals. either BY alteration of ,hei,
plan BY successful application ui the motive pow.
en- without injury To the banks bottom, will but place
the canal system the prominently before that Of rail
roads And ia that point oi view a source OF some
regret that SIR Elet did inform what manner
the power is applied and what The effect OF the 81
boat the sides aud bottom the canal, that
Nigh pro ny the experience of that country II is how
be gathered from his letter, that willis, their canals
generally at ess width than ours they greater
depth. aud although the tug boat
ocy but itc exceeding mceiy the horse packets
used on tie James River kanawha Canal. 1t sup
posed by that the English canals where used
motive power, paved the sides ii ret the
bottom also. But 10 the correspondence.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-17

ssAsyAss 9esSla iYxtlas tls9aecf
rThSfsas f&0oee&s - On ts1ayn oh
nd Cart nosss ~Asre H. bsus and III. esidon ~li
sddrs.s nc PesyAs. III
desfAd'v~~s'as sys. of Mr.. scddou aud reserve him
self foe his friends aud county who will have need OF him.
SINCERELY hope and do doubt that the Canvass will
oe conducted with the courtesy aud abssnse personality
which are alone worthy the position OF Candidates for
Congress and OF Congress. itself.
80 described BY Thar.hy Enquirer. ussrsood
To be pahsesi fafson of the Distset We
hore No. Section viii he in Of thu Bssahsh
power asesieed tie goggles tn bfeah he
force of the TERRIBLE attribute which he endowed
We Know he bescsoc and win In sabm y"
slight personal public .ay
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-17
TO THE FRIENDS OF HENRY CLAY.
THE LADIES TEA PARrY,

The Ladies ase diligently preparing for the TIA PARTy
that Is TO come of next Monday evening IL i. TO be held
IN the large door above the New York Store
Tickets Of admission 80 contsno deduction for children
Tickets obtained only AT the door.
The Ladies' have really entered into this enterprise with
spirit apd perseverance that deserve ali Rrsse. IL will be
met, we have doubt, with corresponding generous IL
beray on the part ct the gentlemen We can assure all
who may be present. thai they will have every thing nrrang.
ed III the best style AMI with perfect good They may
expect a rare social aud patriotic entertainment.
Char. EspHbIi,aD.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-17
VIRGINIA STEEL,

Wo he'd Tho pleasure yesterday Of receiving the superb
carving knife 10 .ar pfeeoocc Of metal IS concorned)
nenIonod IN the note b,Jw from Sir. BrOadnosdow. IL
of Steel miuufleu;od by him Of VirYina aieaged
to be equal FOR the pur2J,s II not superior to any known
Hero - decided step forward a?on which eorgrsm-
late yfgy1 and Of her citizens return thanks to
ST. BfotimeadOw.
To the Edition. Of The WHY;
SSTno Carving Katie presented BY my sefyanL l. made
from the steel Of ny manufacture viii you be pleased TO
accept Of the sane. Respectfully,
SIMEON BRoAOMEADow.
Mach Is, rs,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-17

ToOTH AcHE-Put piece u lime, about tue size Of
walnut, into quar- bottle % water with Ills the mouth
two three hHcs day, and clean the teeth. using TIL.
water every moonlight IL ta.ie strong dilute IT, for IL
should be just strong enough Taste the Inns and song
Ell tornenled with Ito tooth ache Tor some week,
uli used tbs mixture, but have had IL since, A
friend 10 whom recommended ~ and vh, wasa great
sufferer mas been equally iOTiunae sho cbged hers 10
rheumatism. After few weeks, asked her how the lime
succeeded "Ob," said sc. 81 have never had the
rheumatism since "-Uut. Jour.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-17

h..a. n. - a a. =. -. - ~. Ia. .xa..a -
81 80. N.a ~ ~ 80; 90 - 800 ~. ~ SassssrSss,,d
ID ufno nov TOT cone OF the Weeefu eno couWe
Ps W nave l"'ne~ done 'hem IN tnis ms"s'. r-'
~ es c,s'ss are an ONCE here IRON Indiana sso 's.".
80 se soou' M" soxen only ito" on'o-'hse o-w
iaa, ui.',s, ~ VI S az man sn one nsnaIeo IL. e. -,
" ";,s. ~ .'u %lenysn nave oses seNse "e. ~ y"
e.. 80 - . us-.u suI. sosSsr"s ~
.,J ~, A., A., nm. ci. 's"' "'' inc eens" S''''S-S
Ai.,.n,., N -, ~ u, c-,-..
IN (.b,ns.-.onf,n ,si @e"u'e'e' So""o''
W,lli,m m Palk 4, ch.,,. a. As.,.. =. N, =,
Mac, &C Mr. BoulSrr, Vim c.s,A hnn." W m' :"
~ II -. - a. - 80 wy Sou'ss aon.e:-conhfned.
Mace of Jobn Brya, Ia. IA .s.,.s.n, ~ ~
II and now nm bis w,v on, ,h.r, un,i., s.n T~,.
n.,,o,,~ cs,,6,n,.J ~N-F" ''s' "o"'-
Mr. Bradford al T.nnc..es ma Purs,, In An. Ma, "a;
,l,rr of a., W,Is aS ph,,.itii. - 80. n,s,i ="
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-17
COTTON FACTORY DESTROYED,

The large Cotton Factory iiulmve in Bucks count,
occupied by MTO Osborn, discovered be fire
Tgosdsy night about nine o'clock aud aid being
w. entirely consumed. The light Occosoned by IL wac
great that IL observed in this city. Ii j. known
how the conagaion originated. there had been fire
about the premises for the last Three weeks and tho fines
were first by The waichman Of the building when he
went 10 ring the Bno O'Clock Lt,!.
The loss is estimated at about S2j,0O0 Mrs. Anthony
Taylor the Of the building insured for 5iO0O,
ard Mr.. Osborn has on Insurance upon the machinery
fPmL. u. S. GAzIIrr.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-17
tffNTCO

We have received ias; eyening by brig Leopold ODor-
nell Capt Davis from Vera Cruz, psPcF- up 9th Feb!ua
~.
The National Congress were occupied with the d-cs7-
sion 81 tho new Constitution. which very neatly fcfcmbles
ihef Of Ire United sise. The principal sections have a.
ready been edoFitd.
VI boutS t7ra a' has been received with tho great
ost enthusiasm az Vera Cur, proceeded MfAico. Santa
Ana was sn prsones the Cssto II Pero's. and the
general opinion he will neiiof De pu: deal nor
bonished. but will be Imprisoned Tor the Gsindct Vi hs
hfe.-N o. Bee.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-17
Couesp ntenCs Of tbs Baltimore Pi'f oi
MR. POLK HAS BEGUN HIS WORK

w,tmSoroS. March 49, 1886.
II u said that Hon. CAyE Joussos ho Poet Ma
ter General v resolved do what little he osn in the way
Of necessary aud proper removals and appointments
wards tqualzing the public offices NJ the Seat IL Govern
cnt among al tho stses ~ the Union. II the applicant
from YReias, Maryland, Pennsyltans, or resides
IN the District 81 Columbia matter how strongly he msy
10 recommended Mr. Johnson tells him there V h. 20
foJ HIN. The su,es napsd have hsd more ,hsp her
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-17
FREDERIcE COnNrY-

The L1ooS haze Nominated Gen. James H. Carson and
Jonathan LOyei, Esq Tor the House o. Dele
gairt.
The wings. l; IS expected, will again bring out those
s'efng and energetic Wings. Mcssis Gather aud Wall
who last year gave tie LOcos 50 close nn.
ChsT. Free PFr1