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VIM. II. kEEVIL,
yaNHIs is TO GIVE NOTICE. Thn11he 81

FHNHIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, Thatthe sub
III scribers have obtained from the Orphans Court
Of Baltimore county, in Maryland letters testament
tary on the estate of MARIA MCCLELLAN, late OF
said county, deceased. All persons having claims
against the said estate hereby warned to exhibit
the same with the youbhers thereof to the subscribers
on or before the 18th day of October s45; they may
Otherwise, byaw, he excluded from all benefit of SAID
estate. All persons indebted to said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment. Given under
our hands this 5th day Of April, l945,
,rs-,,va,v s 81 K MRni WILLIAMS, }Adm'rs.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-05

90 "STATEMENT OF FRANCIS THOMAS
This is pamphlet Of upwards of so pages, written
ny eN Governor Thomas, of Maryland, ia relation 10
his domestic affairs, in which the conduct OF GOV
Mcdowell, Of Va. and his family, together with Col
Benton, and other dignitaries, is severely arraigned
and all matters in relation to his marriage, and ltf
subsequent unpleasant events, explained and com
menicA with force and vgOr 1t can be had at this
Ofiice-prce % cents.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-05

OF Course The bill before the New York
Legislature "to punish persons who appear in
public disguised is to be extended to those
who wear moustaches and bustles. Very cor
rect, we think.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-05

ITEMS OF News. The steamer John Mar
shall, built at this port, has been withdraw
from the James River and will be transferred
| to n. York, to run on the North River
The Revenue cutter Hamilton, Capt. Sturgis
has arrived at Boston, having completed hel
winters cruise, during which she spoke and
boarded $50 vessels, and relieved l4.-The
Royal Hotel at Weymouth, Prince Edward
Island, was destroyed b.; fire on the 1th ult.
-uncle Sam had Il surplus of S., T49, 76i.-
y, in the Treasury, oath ult.--Lar,! Oil adj
vanccd from 60 to 65 cents per gallon at Gin
clnnati on Saturday Darling, Gov
ernor Of Tobago, died suddenly on the 18th
ult,-ilcrvio Nano, the man fly, has arrived
in n. York from lIavre.-The grand jury OF
Philadelphia has indict ed the works of Paul dc
kock as a nuisance. The Boston Marshal's
horse and ''chaise" (chaises are still much
beloved in that city) were stolen from him
on Monday have gone to the
upper part Of the lakes for ice.--Philpp, the
French necromanccr, is astonishing the Bosto
mans. -There was Il riot at ST. Johns, N
b., on ST. Patricks day, in which several per-
sons were shot.--Mr Luser, German ply
stefan, residing near Brooklyn, died suddenly
on Sunday.--The prisoners at Blackwel's
Island are treated so we'll that it is difficult to
get them to leave when their time expires
U. 5. ship Warren was at Honolulu on the
18th of November.-Miss Mary and Miss
Betsey Peters, aged 10 years, twin sisters, died
at Salem, rather suddenly, and were inferred
in one grave.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-05

SHOCKING STATE OF Times. 1t is said
one-third of the members Of the last legislature
Of Arkansas were old bachelors. Think of this
enormty ina new State! Arkansas will never
pay her bonds whilst such condition of things
continues.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-05

The CHoCTAw Contract. Mr.. Polk has
annulled that portion of MIR. Tyler's famous
Choctaw contract, relating to the scrip issued
to the Indians, out of which those interested
hoped to make their immense gains.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-05

ANOTHER STEAMER TO ENGLAND. We un-
dorstand that it is in contemplation to send the
Unicorn Immediately to Boston, to sail on the
10th, with those passengers who were disap-
pointed i'll obtaining bcrths in the Cambria.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-05

From CARDENAs. By the Gaena, advices
to the Goth March have been received at New
York. 1t is stated that the sugar crop will be
10 per cent shorter this year than last The
duties on lumber and provisions, which had
been suspended for six months, have been re-
ncwed, AND great dissatisfaction existed among
the merchants in consequence.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-05

TEHHE LITTLE CLASS-FIRST APPEAR.
~ ANCET THIS MONTH $4,000 he offers for only
81, which can be got by calling al No. Calvert ST. at
the prize Office of EMORY * co. They sold in yes
erday's Md Lottery, class A. 10 Nos. II "a 80, 900
per quarter package of tickets sent to Ecots Mills
Md Alsoto Nos. IL 80 "a, $3.50, in whole ticket,
sold to gentleman of the Navy, and TO Nos. II 10 a.
so in half ticket, to a citizen. To-day you have
the favorite Tom Thumb lottery. Don't forget him,
for the capital pr re is abont.
Draws TODAY, Md. Consolidated LOTTERY, Glass
No, 1913 Nos. ID ballots.
SPLENDID SCHEME.
prize of $1,000 | prize Of $3.50
| % 900 10 &c 100
+" .. 800 10 80 SC
Whole tickets Sl-slares in proportion.
Certificate of packages of 26 whole tickets only sl4
halves s., qrs SO 80, shs 81 10
Drawn Nos. Maryland Consolidated Lottery, class
Al, drawn April 4-lowest prize 49,
"a So 80 "A 40 43 II 10 70 81 81 10 IL
% Orders meet with prompt attention.
EMORY CO., No. 2 Calvert-st.,
1t Baltimore, Maryland.
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FRIDAY, APRIL 4 l845.
FROM rHE EXCHANGE ReAplNG-RooM BOOKS.
CLEARED


schr Emily Ellicoit, Coffin, West Indies, F. w.
schr Two Marys, Tyler, Braintee Ms, T. Penni-
man & Co.
Schr Com. Warrington, Whitaker, Norfolk, Buck
* Son.
Schr Windsor, Chaplain, Edenton, NJ c. master.
schr John Anderson, Williams, Yorktown, (Va.)
master.
sAlLED-Schr Emily Ellicott, Coffin, for Yves,
lndies.
ARRIVED,
Sehr Eliza Randall, Herrick, 30 days from Lubec
plaster, to Weld jerks.
Schr Washington, Gould, from Bridgeport via
New York, Is days from the latter marble, 10 j. w
Brown.
Steamer Baltimore, Rees, from Philadelphia, s,,iss
E. G. Harris.
MEMORANDA
Ship Garonne Myers, from James River for Havre,
and barque Active, Foxwe, from do. for Rio de ia
metro, were in Hampton Roads I'd inst
snip Orpheus, Hill, from Baltimore (va N. York;
of Valparaiso, was spoken 3rd January, lat 50 80 s.
lon. 80 w.
ship Gloucester, Pollard, from Ba tmore for Mo-
bile, $50 reported, but cleared for Savanaall) was
spoken 25th ult. lat. 81 10, ion. TO-
Barque Cornela, Young, sailed from New York Sd
inst. for Richmond.
Brig Amazon, Wedge, of Baltimore from ST. Jago
was spoken going into Cardcnas 2eth uIt.
Schr Iowa, Appegarth, from Baltimore for Port
spain, was spoken 18th ult. lat. so Is, lon. &C 49.
achr Bradore, Thompson from Baltimore, arrived
al Portland LIST inst
Sehr Comet, Bonney, for Baltimore, cleared at Bos-
ton I'd inst.
Schr Alexandria, Lewis for Baltimore cleared at
New York Sd inst,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-05

New TARIFF OF CANADA. The new tariff
of Canada has become law, and takes effect
next week. 1t increases the daties on all art-
Giles that come in competition with those import
ed into the province from England, from hco to
three hundred per cent Its effect will be to be-
ncfit the smuggling trade both ways instead Of
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-05

HhiSsOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.
- Inc 90 partnership heretofore existing under
the hfm OF IARR BLASS, is dissolved this day,
by limitation. The settlement of the business of the
iate nrIn VIII be attended TO by Edwin $. Tan, who
is dlIy authorized TO the name of the finn in aui-
datlol, EDWIN S. TARR.
April lot, lS45 ap5-law3t
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To BE REMOVED. We understand, says the
Philadelphia Chronicle, that the remains of
Commodore Porter will be removed, on Satur-
day, from the grave yard of the Naval Asylum,
where they have been laying for some tmo, to
be Reinforced in the Woodland cemetery, on
the other side of the Schuylkill
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ONE DOLLAR REWARD.

r.r,-7--,1SA Srayed away from the subscribers re-
G>TA (6A llsdence, three miles on the Fall's Road "A
Nf-<TARcd and White COW, with two large
II holes bored in each horn. The above re
ward Will be paid for information that will lead to her
recovery Notice 10 be left at Slicer's Dairy Gay
street, at this Office.
apj.lt JOHN WOODEN
FnNO GROCEkS. TEA CANISTERS, SPICE
a CANISTERS. The subscriber has just finish
ed large assortment of beautiful SHOW TEA CAN
LISTERS and SPICE CANISTERS of new patterns
various coors, and handsomely ornamented, and not
to be equaed by any other establishment in the city,
They will be sold prices that cannot fail to please.
Apply to ALFRED II. REP,
No. 335 Baltimore street, Second
ap5-dtf Tin Store above Howard st.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-05

FEMALE CLERKS. Female clerks are now
it is said, very generally employed IN the New
York retail dry goods stores. This is great
improvement. 1t gives employment to the
needy of the gentler sex, and it will turn over
some thousands of males to pursuits more con-
sonant to the physical strength and the dignity
OF manhood.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-05

Coroner's Inquest. An inquest was held late
on Thursday evening by r. B. Gallup, Esq,
Coroner, over the body Of female muatto
child, found exposed in an open lot, near the
intersection of Eutaw and Hill SITS. Verdict of
the Jury, ''that it came to its death from ILL
treatment and exposure, from the hands ofsome
person or persons to the jury unknown"
Another Warning to Boys A boy, named Sa-
mue Walker, was seriously injured at the fire
on Thursday morning at the Chemical Works
by being run over by the Suction of one of the
Fire Companies. He was taken home and
placed under the charge Of Physician.
Another Fire rioter arrested young man,
named VIM. Stephens was arrested on Thursday
night by officers Keller and Stockett, charged
with throwing stones or some other missiles
during the alarm of fire at the corner of Pratt
and Light SITS. He was admitted to bail to APP
pear at Court by Justice Wilson.
A Laun& A fine brig of about 200 tons
burthen, called the est. Mary" will be launch
ed from the ship yard of Mr.. Samuel Butler,
City Block, this afternoon at o'clock. She
is owned by MeSsrs. Charles Pendergast and
Son, and designed for the West India trade.
En- Route for Washington The Hon. MIR.
Bancroft, Secretary the Navy, arrived in this
city Yesterday afternoon in the steamboat Con-
stituton from Philadelphia and left in the five
O'Clock train of cars for Washington.
Fauette Street The ordinance for opening
and extending Fayette street, has finally passed
the City Council, and has therefore become a
law. The Commissioners we presume will pro-
coed with the undertaking at an early day.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-20
Sarsaparilla and Wild Cherry Bitlers,

The Sarssparills and Wild Cherry Bitters
arc now acknowledged by oil who have gave
them trial to be one Of the best preparations
pow in use. As a Family Medicine it ls in
valuable, it is pleasant TO the taste which
makes II an easv medicine 10 administer to
children. and is fast taking the place OF those
uauseatiug rer.edles Which have been so
long in uso.
For nyspepsia, Headache, Indigestion,
Iiumors, Pain in the back and side, they
have been used with great success. The
following is one among many testimonials oi
the efficacy of this medicine IN possession Of
the proprietor. ,o.,
! SandWicb, Sept. q, lS44.
Dpdr Sr-This IL to. certify that my daugh'
ter has been troubled with Dyspepsia for q
number Of years, attended with almost con
slani headache and other distressing syplp
toms which accompany this disease. Sh,
visited Boston TO avail herself Of the advice
Of the justly celebrated physicians Of ,ha
city oil 10 no purpose. by the solicitation
Of friend. | was induced TO purchase Q bot
lie Of DR.. Hoods SarsaparlIla and Wild Cher
rY Piuers. Before taking one bottle sh'
was relieved of the headache aud after tax
ling two or three bottles the other symptom
entirely disappeared.
H Yours, n. b. GIBBS.
/ RI. TAYLOR, Agent.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-20

my and navy from the charges Of abuse,
corruption, idleness, SC.
In SENATE, Saturday, Feb. 10, the
French Spoilations bill came up on its
passage, and to accommodate MFR. Me-
Duffie. who was desirous Of expressing
his views in opposition to the bill, was
passed over until Monday next.
The Texas question came up and
MIR. Rives delivered his views against
the passage Of the bill at considerable
length.
He contended strongly against the
mode of annexation proposed, and went
into our early political history to show,
that the trcaty-making power was al
ways considered as belonging solely TO
the President and two-tbirds Of the Sen
ate, and instead ofenlarging, our fathers
were in favor of restricting that power.
In the HOUSE, the joint committee
appointed to wait on the President
elect, and inform him Of his election,
reported that they had discharged that
duty, and had received reply from the
President, which was ordered to be en-
tered on the journal.
After disposing Of sundry private
bills, the House took up the Army bill
but laid it aside.
Mr.. Blacks proposition to reduce thu
pay Of The Army, was then taken up
and debated for some time without taking
any question. The House adjourned
to Monday.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-20

TIE Storm. There is no telling when
we may have any more news, and the
most should be made of what we have
got. The s'orm-king reigns supreme
Such weather, as We are now eXpenen-
eng was scarcely ever known before -
The roads are completely impossible,
the air il filled with snow 6ercely driven
by the keen bowling blast. Heaven
help the poor who are unprovided with
the necessary food and fuel in such a
storm, for man cannot. 1t is almost a
days journey to travel two or three
squares on one OF our principal streets,
and the back ones calnot be travelled al
all. We have no means Of determining
the depth of snow that has fallen, but il
must be great, and the storm continues
to rage with unaba,ed Buffalo
Advertiser, 7h.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-20

Later accounts from Mexico state that
Hnro, Santa Ana's former Minister of Finance,
escaped and arrived in the Tay at New Or
leans; Rejon was also still at large 1t was
said that General Herrera exhibits feelings
Of clemency towards his fallen rival. while
The Grand Jury appointed to try him are ex-
tremey bitter against him. II 's thought
that his life will not be taken. He had re-
newed his request for passport, promising
to leave the country forever, to appoint al
agent to respond to the charges against him,
and to Ieaye his property as security that
all should be satisfied. Upon this request
the Court had not decided. IN Mexico every
thing was quiet 1t was reported that the
Republic was to be divided into three military
departments. Arsta to have command o'
Northern, Paroles Of the Centre, aud some
other General of the Southern section.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-20
ElGRP DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

The packet ship Roscius bns arrived at N.
York with dates from Europe to the 18th OF
January.
Tho POLITICAL news by this arrival /" unim'
por,unt.
Cotton was firm, and the money market re-
NAMED buoyant.
The gale Of tho I Ith and 18th Dec. was ter
ribly severe on the European Coast.
An attempt has been made in England to
|assassina,e the Duke OF Normandy, heir to
the throne Of France.
1t is reported that the Queen will, at the
approaching session, ask Parliament to con
fer the title of King upon Prince Albert.
In Ireland The excitement continues on &C
count of the action Of some Of The clergy ir
opposition TO the wishes Of OConpcV.
The news from France is Of little impor
lance.
The Senate have rejec,eda proposal for al
hereditary peerage.
The St. Patrick, from N. York at Liverpool
reports seeing on the 24lh Of December, in "a
Al, Ion 50, a ship Of about 800 tons, bottom
up, coppered, with her stern boat and spar
coating near her. This may have been tn
Normandie.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-20
Triumph over Disease.

Those who value life and wish to preserve
their health should use the D.iEDELIO.F
AND TOMATO P.9.t.iCE.1 for it stands
unripaHed for the permanent cure vi al! those
diseases arising from impurities Of the blood,
such as salt rheum, scroiula, kings evil, plles,
scurvy, scad head. blo'ches, pimples on the
face and body also, for liver complaints,
costivencss, ulcers and all eruptlons OF the
skin, and is a certain cure for iDdlgrs-
ton or dyspepsia, loss Of appetite, hear,
burn, faintness. drowsincss, dlmness Of sight,
pains ln the eide. back, limbs and points.
Extract from the Phil. Oracle of Health
II SAYS 'qhe DandcIian aud Tomato com
hined with the Sarsaparllla makes more ci
6csc,ous preparation than the Sarsnpnrllla
alone, and that RANSOM g. STEVE s
Panacea, which is cpnposed at those lngrc-
dents is found superior 10 any other prerar6-
rion Of Sarsaparia, and Is preferred to ali
other by Those who have found occasion for
ITS use. GIVE II trial, snd D. convinced. -
Il is not only the best article but II Is put up
IN the largest bottle and Is therefore the
cheapest as we'll as the most efiicacion-
remedy 70, all those diseases Tor which II T.
/ recommend
"RvNrusrR" to always ask for the Dan
delion Panacen, receive no other, a. there
are articles offered for sale purporilng 'c
have The same virtues as the Ponacce, wher
II is 40 more like il. than 30 much cold water
Boy II, and buy i, only Of the propreiors Ran
som L. Stevens, al their Druggist store 2'5
Washington street, Boston, or of their onl,
Il authorised Agents.
n For sale in Newport by
II r. 4. HAZiRD, n,,,,,.
II RI TAYLOR. ! "s
III Also IN Fall River by
i '' HkLE REMINGTON.
n Newport, Sept 10, lei4 I'm.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-20
4|AMnfsl!yI|IilAHl|||'

In this town, on Sunday last, Capt. VIM
Shparinan, formerly lst Lieut. Of Revenue Cut.
ter Vigilant, in the I'D yeqr Of his age.
Tle was a member the Masonic Fraternity,
and was inferred with tho customary rites oi
the Institution.
In Provdencs, on Friday last, Rhoda Ann
daughter of Russell and Lucinda Bven, in her
18th year
IL TaIl River, on the 9th inst. Miss Rosa
moGd Hathaway, formerly Of Frectown, aged
i3.-On Tuesday lth inst Mr.. Chace Bah
cock, aged So
Ia Freetown on the 9th inst. Lieut. WIN
Pratt, aged 50 wears, an officer OF tho Royolu
ton.
| At Andover,N II. LIT inst. Samuel NJ Quinn
aged 40 yrs. and 2 mos. Il revolutionary Pch
sioner.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-20
presence of that God who alone can for

presence Of that God who alone can Tor
give the atrocious sips Of his creatures.
When the platform fell from under him,
GoIdop passed Immediately from sight,
and his struggles were only seen by a
few who were by the side Of the gal
lows. 1t was an awful moment, end the
most deathly silence reigned in the yard; I;
every one present looked as if he felt
the solempity Of the occasion, and eve
ry candid and honest man could not bu,
feel that the prisoner had been fairly
tried, aud fairly convicted for one Of the
most atrocious and cold. blooded murders
ever recorded on the page of history,
and that he had deservedly expiated his
life on the gallows, for a violation oi
those laws which alone afford a guaran-
tee and protection TO US all. After hang
ing twenty minutes, the body was taken
down and placed in a very beautiful cof-
fin, upon the lid Of which was the sim.
pie inscription, ,-"JonN GoRDoN, aged
% years :" it was then delivered to his
friends, and taken TO his mothers house
in Cransiop, for burial Some Of the
Dorrte papers in this State have very
freely commented upon thus execution,
and call it Algerine persecution such
assertions are infamous 10 the extreme
end those who make them, ought TO br
ashamed ofthemselves, for they are en-,
couraging vice and murder in the com
munity, and calling upon men TO vindi
cate the laws of the land, under who's,
prote ction they are themselves living.
The foregoing account Of the eyecu
ton Of Gordon was furnished by a fricn,
of ours who, being in Providence at tn,
time, was invited to be present.
The funeral OF Gordon took place ol
Sunday afternoon from the house of hi
mother and brother, in Cranston, abou
three miles out of Providence. We hap
pencd to be in the city on Sunday, an,
saw the procession, which extended from
the Hoyle Tavern in High-street, to ,h'
Manufacturers Hotel-composed entire
ly Of lrishmep-two and two-npmbe Der
ing about fourteen hundred. He wa
deposited in Tomb in the North buria
Ground, where we understand, he ia T.
remain until the fate of Nicholas is de
h ided,when ho land perhaps his brother
will be inferred.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-20

We have no hope of The passage, at
this session OF Congress, Of any act fo'
a reform Of the laws regulating natural,
ization. We believe, however, that
tho investigation instituted by the Sen
a,c's committee will elicit most valuable
information, such as cannot fail to exer-
else salutary influence on the action
Of the next Congress upon the subject
Nat. Int
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-20

and deliver them 10 the teIlers, in order
that they may be counted.
now present 10 the tellers the cleo
foIal vote Of the State Of Maine.
The tollers then counted tho votes,
and announced them as follows, sever
aMy in their order, the same form having
been observed in every case the tell.
srs reading the qualifications of the eec-
tors, and the certificates Of their election
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-20

The family Of the President elect, consists
of Mrs. Polk, and her charge, Master Mar
shall Polk, a lad 10 years old, the son Of q
deceased brother who lived in North Carroll
ma, and whom Col. Polk ha0 adopted, and Mr.
Walker, his Private Secretary.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-20

aJ' AT the funeral of Capt. WIN. Sherman
yesterday, tae masons turned out and accom-
panied his remains to their last sad resting
place, IN conformity to ancient usage A NUN.
Der of years has elapsed since we witnessed .
masonic process ion in our streets, on any oc'
casion The number Of the fraternity who
came out in procession was small compared
to similar professions in limes-gone.by, but i
nevertheless appeared aoemn and imposing
preceded by fine band Of music, playing u.
appropriate funeral drge, as it passed along.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-20

schr I-ab.Ila, (of this port,) at Charleston,
I'm Boston, reports 9th inst lat 81 30, Ion 7s $,
during y severe gale ffnm w. y. w, lost ID
boom and Aging jib, stove bulwarks, &c.
sid fm Charleston, FEB. 9th, som Warsaw,
Burdick, West Indies.
Arr at savannsh I'D ,.ehr ssgadahoeh, Downs,
hn this port
Ar at Norfolk, 10Th, Schr Erin, Gardnor,
hanes
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-20

Hon. JaHs w IosEs, the present Speaker
Of the House Of Representatives, has declined
a reelection. lie was elected over Hon
John NJ. Bolts by only 33 majority, and this
we do not doubt, was given by foul voting
The District (Richmond, Chesterfield, &c.)
gave decided Wing mnjori,Y las, fall, and
we trust il will now elect Dir. Dots triumph
antIy - Dos atlas.