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The New York herald., 1845-02-25
VESSELS CLEARED.

OF the tonnage engaged in the Of this coun
try about two.hirds were American and onethird 10
reign OF the number of vessels which entered, but
little more than one-half were Americen
Advices Springfield, Iinois-the seat of govern.
ment-announce the arriva of Col Oakley, the State
Commissioner, Mr.. Leavtt president Of the American
Exchange INK OF this CITY, and Governor John Davis OF
Massachusetts, They had not officially commune ated
with the Legislature disclosed the nature OF tho pro.
position which they authorized to make. II was
rnmored in Springfield that the foreign bondhoders re-
qured tax to be levied to amount equal three per
cent interest on the whole of the state debt provided the
until they get down to the half Of per cent This last
sum being the smallest they willing recognize as
partial payment Of the interest of the debt In
dtion to certificates Of stock bonds are TO be
ed by the state to the amount of OOO payable ex
clusvey from the proceeds of the sales Of the camel
bonds and property, and the derived the
canal after its completion.
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Domestic Importations,

NEW ORLEANs-Ship kaamazoo-335 bales cotton Draper
psyamios R Marchans Hastngs5o Barstow Pope co-2es
bagang 60 coils Burritt Johnson3 hhds
tobacco Hantar-4 boxes do Lippinco Anthony-l90 pigs
Homes.to hhds tobacco troelsr Wsen-Ios do hhds
q cs molasses Lel-l3 hhds Crocker Warren
80 do Lawrence Hill coo Mathews CO. 33 kegs 25 bbls
lard Macy Holdedge4O0 boxes $50 half do ar do asns
bacco Lppincott & Anthony.
NEw ORLEANs-Ship Oreans-i box mdze Sehruger Hoyt
co-36 bales cotton James Reybuml9 feathers ay
Henry & Smithl02 hhds sugar Howand & Aspnwa-32 Do
Robert Ret bales cotton Buitt Jobnson-l2
sacks 'x seed Macy HodgelO do beef bbs pork Kutts
S9ns-s1 bales cotton DaTbyi03 hhds sugar Mager
e. box sug DuTand@ao do candies H9y
Matthews co5cs mdz 27 bales do clover seed to
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FOrelgn lmportatlons.

CASroN-Shp Oncida 30 silk Cary so pkas tel,
2cases mdse Low6 boxes china Gordon Talbot
3ro mating Caryl pkg china wae Boudick-57 do
tea Wade-20 do Z Badwin-46 silk J NJ Lang.
ham- 40 cases grass cosh 1900 If chests gouehong Il
box rdse Robinson &eot Pickengill-2 Baret'-3 cs
silk 10 boxes tea 10 do china do mde Trpp3T
copper 32 ps tea l02 silk do cloth AZ pks china
ware 10 hys mdse TO order.
CsNTON-Ship Ann McKm-go6 pkgs tea 10 cases grass
q th do silks cks csmphor fire crackers S2 rolls
ng 5000 ms cas,a 1900 lbs old copper 10 mdye Howand
order.
F,aese tx ppo,y1 psss pai,n n Jsssetuas , Jolly
Mamozet smith, Re.aid & co-3 Ely & Hau son--5 Il
Jahfay 70 w III lhompson-i5 r. Strange Broihers-3
,oneil feming-i DeraismeI Boigard-7A Stewart 4
col Gagn.bIn-l Brez-i8 de yrernos coil II r
g s Hsn Lanssg1 50 Umber Dambmsen.i Rabrsw
card Gegon II Dupre-i u Dechaux-2 n Wsrd col
~ - ognafd eo-T Seymour col Reed Taylor Sill
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ana importing State in the Union. little more
than onethrd of the value of the exports for the
United ststcs was from this State, and about two.
thirds the value Of the imports into the country
entered at ports in this State. Louisiana comes
next in exports, and Massachusetts in imports There
were nearly many vessels engaged In the of
ts state for the year ending June 30 is44 in the
commerce OF all the other States We annex tables show
lug the number Of vessels, tonnage and
Der OF men and boys engaged in the commerce OF the
United States -
AMERICAN AND FoREIoN TONNAGE ENGAGED THE Com
MERGE OF THE UNITED STATES FoR THE YEAR ENDING
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BY Last Nights Southern Mail.

pH.LADELPHIAsFsb A 2s-An Madison, Keller, No!lears
Herald. Pgen, Amsterdam; Ida, Haiiett, Bo.ton Water
Witch. LeBrou. st Johns PR Shawmut Ballard Aakapas;
Henrietta, Hughes Savannah Cid Schiller Beml Joh ~ SEN
Bremen; AIchbd Oracle Rice Barbadoes; Somerset Br
Williams, Demerara; Maria, Latourette, NYork
Spoken.
barque standing SW showing white burgee and red border
with John Csske in black letters, Feb l5 lat 49, lon 72
Foreign Ports.
81 JOHNS PR. Feb 9In port Frances Jsue Coffin days
I'm Baltimore just arr Pedaza Hutchinson from NYok wtr
for Norfolk, few days. - ''
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XYLOGRAPHIC PRESS
GENERAL JOB PRINTING OFFICE,


HE SUBsCRiBERS inform Druggists, Perfumers Grocers
and Others that they have made extensive additions
Of XyograpbIc Labels. which hey would
specially call their attention. They constantly adding
their stock all the syle of articles their line whic
offered IN England and they promise their
that they 81 all expense all that
want IN the business of the Druggists Perumers and Sgr
Msrufscturers.
JOB PKINTING-Ther Office is also supplied with every
variety ofType necessary for the execution every
ofFancy Job Frintng Cards Bhssds, Notes. Bills Ladng
Circulars and all kinds Of Mercantile PRINTING! executed
reasonable terms.
sE9AR BOX LABELS AND PAPER, of every descrip
tion always hand.
.vARiEGATED SHOW CARDs, for Refec,ores, ,C,rocers,
be-. &c. "a large supply BRONSON X CO.
N lm~U y Gold strsst, near Fulton
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MARITIME HERALD.
Ship MASTERS and Agents.

Ws shall esteem It favor if Captains Of yeasc will si
tn. shipping left at the whrnce they sailed the yssw
poaen on their passage list of their cargo ores
newapers or news they have Agents and Correspor
home Or abroad will also confer favor bY sending
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HGHARp VAN DYKE. J5, Agesionesr

RICHARD VAN DYKE, Jr, Auctiouesr.
- The RAIL ROAD DEPOT HOTEL. corner 4,h
: Avenue and 86th steet-Anthony BLecker Co will
sell auction Thursday the 9Th day Of March next
O'clock the Merchants Exchange the very valuable
property the side of the 4h Avenue south side Of
ss street T The gonna contains feet the and
assessment paid the within blocks large
Croton Reeryoir The House large twostory attic build
asth sa The premises desirable for the purpose OF
public use and are now occupied such $4,000
remain ON bond and mortgage a. per rent Possession will
be given on the lst Of May ne. Tendspuahe For
to ~ NOWLAN on the premises, or No Eleventh street.
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Weekly Report or Deaths

1885, to the 22d day Of Feb l845
" Men--39 Women-52 Boys-52 Girls.-Total l73.
DISEASES
Abssss Agoleyy, 6; Asthma 2; Bleeding, !; Cancer
peeli,y ?; Dopsy in The head, lo Drowned, Il Dysenery
y epilepsy 3 Fever, bilious, Ii Fever Inhammatory Il do
pperpea i Fever, rement |; Fever scarlet a Fever ty
pnu;, =; Hooppg cough, |; inflammation Of Brain Il uem-
mation OF bowels d Inflammation Of chest q Inflammation
o, nSart, Inflammation Of lungs IS; inflammation of sto
io old age,l; Palsy, 81 Premature BIRTH Il Rhenmatism l.
mar nS1' cs small Pox 4 Spinal disease q Teehjng q u
year ~; 70 years 26; s. 2 to TO- 6;
70, 3; Tot 90, 5; 80 to 90, 1. ''s v w "
c;,v ,,.,..,.or FL ELI LEAvITT. City Inspector
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PRICE REDUCED
SWAIM'S CELEBRATED PANACEA.


SWAIM'S CELEBRATED PANACEA.
FOR tHE CURE OF
Scroflia General Debility White Sweiiing, Rheumatism
arising from Impuity Of the Blood, or
The Effects Of Mercury.
SWAlMS PAN ACEa has been for than twenty
" celebrated in this connty and Europe for extraorn ny
cures-or the certificates Of which reference made the d
reciions ard books accompanying the Panacea.
the singular foruuc Of being recommended by cee
brated physicians. Among others, by
w. q bson NJ. D.: Professor surgery, Pa. University.
Valentine Nott, NJ u, Prof Surg,ry, N. University.
WP Devices, NJ; d Prof Midwifery; Pa. University
Ncshanpm,p, sl,n NJ p p. .rof ,Physic, Ia Univss:iy,
DR.. Del Vale, Prof. Medicine, Havana.
Jose Lourenco da Luz, Prof. Surgery, Lisbon.
j. lhipm ,n Men, Royal College Surgeons London.
THE RECOMMENDATIONS of many Physicians and
eminent persons such g. Irving late Minister span
Sr Thomas PEARSON Major General British Army; Gilbert
effected by Swam have for many years made
invaluable remedy. Th, Pmacea does
N any 'om and being an innocent PREPARATION may be given
The RtTAiL PRiCE HAS BEEN REDUCED to One
Dollar aud Fifty Cents per bottle half
CAUTlON-ObseIve that the name Of VIM Swain writ
ten the label the cork each bottle counterfeit which
xEs6-swAIM's vERMIFUGE
valuable Family Medicine, being highly approved
dy for all disease: arising mDebily Of Organs
Bedg Piles, Sick Headache &c. &c zee the pamphlet with
the arcl-.
sale by all the respectable Druggist the United sate,
Wholesale orders be addressed Wm Swsim& Sons Phila
delphia H. H. Schefielin Co, Druggists, New York.
General gents for the Panacea and vermifuge.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

WEIGHS sANk NATaoNAk Ta1lTAk. CIRCUS
OrREDUCTIoN OF PRICES
GALLERY '''....'..'.....;S ,s, ;SS Gents Gents
TUESDAY EVENING February IS will = pr.s ni.d the
MAD ANTONY WAYNE! 'A''''''
BOLD HORSE bEvlLDARE BE-
Previous which Grand Equestrian Performance com.
Bsss,Isl Dsase 9saa b ESl: M,:. rls'aSt e. Ws.
snslnS psp'Gmims Ea'sIsn by c. Rogers, entitled
ss'sss ns.sGs
4 ad y Tajrf j. g. S....
Doors open at O'clock and performance commence att
,o,,. PALnI0's LIMOS 0eERA HOUSE.
MONDAY EvENEb WEbNEsDa9hI rs as9hImgEsDAY .E,S ashland
S by ss he and Sa Of
nadets s%ccrompanied with their Instruments.
Also tssSsis MeT;ks2is Hgfi sa'''d
rom 1pes ,od d "a & New dress
Doors half 6Perrmsnce to commence at half
Frs tier and Paquette Second tier IS cents Private
Box Office open from O'Clock NJ to O'Clock NJ, to Sc
PHILHA RMONIC SOCIETY.
,,,ur tn I'D SEA son, .1s44-5
N
announce to the Subscribers, hat the -
THIRD CONCERT
q h season will take place at the Apollo Rooms Saturday.
Subscribers obtain the tickets which they are
titled by applying to Messrs Scharenberg Luis 36 Broad.
wav near Franklin street BY order,
f2l 3ts"rc VIM SCHARFENBERG, Secretary.
GERMAN SOCIETY OF NEW YORK.
'INHE GRAND CONCEHT in aid Of the Charitable Fund
= OF this society will take place SATURDAY the sth
oI arch 84o the tabernacle, which occasion the M
aS'sS siSSoF$ 'i;;sR' E9sES4 siS III s,ySy'.'
MR. THEUD. W. GRONEVELDT
= =, (Claronet J
ns several German Chouse> ard Orchestra Of Sixty fer
formers composed principally of Members the New York
Society will execute the following pieces viz
he celebrated symphony in Z minor by Beethoven
Overture to EngalsCave by f. Mendelsohn Bartholdy.
m Overture to Der Freischutz by e. M. Won Weber.
The instrumental Performances will under the direction
~ = - MIR. u. c. HILL.
nhe Concert VIII commence at 8 O'Clock precisely.
Tickets az EACH re had all the principal Music
stores the door on the evening of the Concert the
detsigned:- y 80 -
COMMITTEE.
9: H. Sand O. vom Baur
Theod Victor, E. Payenstedt
VIM. SchaIfrnberg, f. A. Spies.
Dr,Seschedt, Professor rellkampf,
- r. Degen, +. ). Schlesineer,
r. K Moring, Charles Perabeau,
A. Belmont. Dr. Henschel
Ernest Fielder, A Rndewaid
+. w. Rakeman, Leopod Bierwirth
fi9to8Mr ~
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL
ESTATE

WILL BIZ SOLD at Public Vendne Wednesday the 2sth
day o. February next at IL o'clock, A. NJ the late
dece OF Henry Car deceased the Real which
DIED sed situate the of huntington county
e. ,nS SsoI @ a the Homestead containing aboa, so Of
Buildings good Well Of Water, the door and large
pond oI water WHICH has failing spring, house
Whole sirm being COED fence Timber and spoq
ow containing by estimation 40 acres; ao another piece IF
timber and Spront Land known by the
ais so mohs % % piece Ct spout and Timber and lying of
from said Valentines Sweet Hollow containing five acres
more or less ao Of Salt Sedge Meadow on Great
" ' ~
he above will be sold altogether or pieces suit purcha-
Jacob Carl on the premises, Gilbert CARL, Dixhills-
ANY other Information be given by Conkln Car Brook
lyn' and ndsPusasle ns ,i ttes given for the same
GILBERT CARLL, selves and the Other Heirs
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AUCTION SALES.

A G. TuTTLE, Auctioneer
HARDWARE u UrLERY SALF-Jacob q Pl.tt,s
SIKH Spring Trade Hardware Sale this season win take
place at S Plat street. corner of John, This at 10
CutIery Jsp,nery, Fancy Cords, &C.. Sc
lo0 lots Of Table knvrs and Forks Pocket and Pen
kny Scissors Rayars Shears &c. which South
ern Knives, Hunting Knives, Dirks, Congress Knives &c.
for cash IL o'clock damaged Spectacles ard rdan
Deis, unuer WaIdrns inspection. f25 ltsm
CAMELIAS AND OTHER FINE PLANTS AT
AUCTION.
4 Levy will sell Tuesday morning, at II o'clock at
-, NO 3i Broadway another 5pendid collection Of Plants
embracing Cameas choice sorts in flower and bull Daph
nies Roses OF fine Azaia and every other variety
view them -
Also, the Last OF the Florida Plants. f2i 2tsec
SPLENDID PLANTS AT AUCTION.
LEVY will sell on Wednesday, morning at II o'clock 1t
-. NO ISL Broadway splendid collection Of Plants,
oracing Camelias 10 flower aud buds Oranges fruit and
blossom of choice sorts Capejamins Psporams with
great g variety OF other fine plants worthy Of notice.
The New York herald., 1845-02-25
Passengers Arrives

CAHToN-Ship Uneida-Mrs Tripp
in the steerage. = "s''"S
Ntw OhLEiss-Ship orleans-Nlrs sansbury, Mrs Clark
Miss Clark, Mr. Cochran--6 in the stecrage. - ~ "'
Passengers Sailed.
. LospoN--Packet shin Quebec-John Bursardt MIR Hill
Francis Rrtton. - -'
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Died.,

On Monday morning. Oath inst after short and severe
illness SOPHIA BuLLoss, late Of Sheffield England ed
IL years and months. 80"
This relatives and friends OF the family are invited 70
a.tenu ner ianera tomorrow afternoon at o'clock from
Ine OF ner uncle Mr. George Johnson SO West
Thirteenth street without further imitation ~ "'
On Monday, gath inst. WILLIAM, son of William and
Jane Downes, aged2 years and 10 days ''' "'1
Their friends and acquaintance as also tho marhors ~,
Phenix Assembly No of the Benevolent Order of Rs
alo respectfully invited to attend the funeral this
AFTERNOON at O'Clock, from 10 Chestnut street.
On Monday oath inst ut Brooklyn CHAnLr, Mor,oo
MERy, son OF Robert and Marietta Thorbnrn ~
Funera to take place this afternoon al O'Clock from,
faIk avenue, near Carlton avenue avn
On Monday. Oath inst. suddenly, MARION RAE W II. n,
Henry e.. Aid, OF 37s Broome street.
The New York herald., 1845-02-25

SOCIALIST FES rIVAL AND BALL!
CCNSEQUENCE Of the numerous enquire respecting
the above the Committee respectfully inform the public that
second Ball OF the season will take Tuesday Feb
2o at the Broadway House of Grand
way.
can be had of j. Hooper Liberty street the
including refreshments. ' ~ - .'
Doors open at half past o'clock f22 3StM&Tn.rc
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TO ANY LADY WISHING A GOOD
uTTSRANn

ANY LADY Possessing the following qualifications and
"A disposed the reply this
advertisement but any replying considering this TO be
hoax info them the trouble that notice will
taken Of them wh uever She be betwe 8 and 30
ears of age, Of respe table parenage well educated of
obliguk and aiabe dtsTnsou, and also we'll quahed
AXE charge Of household ahsmoney pey OF second
ry importance The writer gentleman Of z2 q
dong good business but wealthy bat still mas sufficient
wife in geneel manner, and he OF
he hig ecabty. The writer IN this aair,
and hopes trouble will he him by replies
Communications received will be held srctly confidential
Address Mr. ALONZo HAYWARD, at thus ofhee
- M
The New York herald., 1845-02-25
LEARY N CO.'S
FASHION FOR SPRING. 1815

o,,,,x + n.2iiaO.s TN oIhlNG, lolo,
" dy for sale and delivery ard after : -
Friday, the 2sth Instant.
N: B.-We announce the above The FASHION for the
ensuing season. and to preclude all possibility of The
where to its origin and dtinctivey peculiar features
present the following detail Of proportions, wiz
CROWN-7h inches high. 56 bell at Sides u bell IN front
TIP.3-l6 inch oval, the etge rounded off ll6 inch.
BHlM4 inches wide all aIourd-Set natural curve-CI
BAND and B BlNDlNG-ss inch wide
The particular Of the brm unique and our customers
will be served with style expressly adapted the
tic features ard form Of each respectively.
PUBLIC NOTICE.
v.hoT W. mons; Theodore a Meyer John 5 Philip: MoIiand
tion and Congregation oa Jeshuun Elm street in thi.
CITY, ha. been broken and destroyed aud new Seal Of said
signed hereby give public notice. that the said
and destruction untrue and that the original Seal
Copgeg alton and Corpora ion has been all and
Mr. Abraham hell the President Of said Corporation and
Congregation And de m duty to and hereby give
thus further public notice. warning and caution
iacnmbance upon the property Of said Cooperation orCongega
un purpong be the and deed Of said Corpor
Bra Jeshurun made executed since the l2h October
or which may be here made execnted and
above named individuas either oil them
their names as Trsstess oiher officers Of behalf
o. sad Bna JeshuIun invalid and will be contested
tees ot raid and being majority OF the whole
number Of the Trustees of said Congregation And further thai
the said Congregation will be liable for
whatever except contracted with Of either the
Sigaed. Alb MITCHELL,
q, Trustees oft the Congregation y B'nai yeshuIun,
10 It~ec IN the City Of New York.
The New York herald., 1845-02-25

- STORE TO LET-The lower floor and basement If
@ hs commcdious store No lss Eighth and Astor
front Eighth street. and at either end
Its situation being located only few doors from aud
near the Bowery renders of the central and ibe
points for business n the upper part Of the city.
being yell adped for kinds Of business particularly
UFor further particulars, enquire on the premises
f25 3is%rc
The New York herald., 1845-02-25

SAIe1 OF StOCK6 NJ FnIIAUeIpnI0s
FIRST Board, Feb. a-s2oo State S. 73k 5000 Readirg
RR6s 66 ss 5io0 old annual State SIS s.; IS DO
IS shares Blk s. 100 yicksbug Blk, Northern Blk, Ky
87i4; $50 Wilmington RR, 2l56
SECOND BoARp Feb 2-ss2oo Texas 10 rer Gent bonds s
hssaprak. aud Delaware 400 shares Wmneton
RR b5 2% 42 do Schuykil Navigation 30h IS do Mecha-
ncs' Bank b5 2a4 $4,000 Texas per cent bonds, l7s
The New York herald., 1845-02-25

6kk NEW LINE OF PSt KETS goR LIVER
NM PoOL-Packet Of the 2sh tehrumyThe splsnoid
Ak and favontc packet ship tiAkniCK, ll0o tons
burthen, Captain B. J. II. TIask; viii sail Wednes sda,
Feb 18th, her regular day.
The ships Of this line being all 1000 and upwards per
about embark for the old country will fail
the advantages TO be derived rom selecting this preference
other their great capacity renders them
comfortable aud than ships Of small class
and their accommodatonsor cabin second cabin and
u well known. those Of other
ns Of Perons wishing secure brhs should
fail AXE early application board foot Of all st
w. n !. T. TAPSCOTl
At q cir General Passage Office,
nlr- IN Sonth Walden Lank
The New York herald., 1845-02-25

~ COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE-Situated
Gn the town Of Pelham, Weschester County bordering
the village of East Chester abou, I6 miles from New
eslspe % acres IN high tte of cultivatop with fruit
it, recently built together h large stone houre
com RIB &c. The place is beautifully situated commanding
view of the Sound and surrounding country. Ii will sold
low exchanged for improved city property For further par
streets.
Also Lots of Ground 25 by io the eastey side of the
ilth Avenue, between 37th ana 38th streets. 22 lm~c
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-06

NEW PLAN TO WARM RAILROAD Cars. The
Philadelphia Inquirer mentions new plan by
which the cars of the Camden and Amboy road
are warmed. 1t seems that small boiler has
been attached to the upper part of the stove in
the cars-that two inch copper pipes have been
attached to this boiler, and these pipes have
been conveyed under the seats; and thus, being
constantly filled with hot water, heat is thrown
out in every quarter, with entire safety, and
to the evident enjoyment of travellers.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-06
MONDAY MORNING, JANUARY 6, Is45.

A CONSPIRACY TO CREATE AN INsuRREC-
rIoN AMONG THE VIRGINIA SLAVES At an
examination at the Police office in New York,
some very singular disclosures were made re-
spectng an insurrection which was contemplat-
ed in Princess Anne County, Virginia, among
the slaves The particulars, as given in the
New York Sun, are as follows:
"a colored man, named George ID. Morse,
OF No 24l Houston street, who lives by work
ing i'll stores in the lower part of the city, hay
ing received information, as he states, that an
insurrection of the colored population was to
be carried into effect, about Christmas and New
Year, to murder indscrmnately the white
men, women and children of Princess Anne
county, Virginia, including Norfolk, and also
all the colored people who would not join them
and having near relations there, wrote on to
a Justice of the Peace in that county, named
Corprewn, informing him ofwhat he had heard.
lie also informed him that a colored man named
Willis Hodges, who had been the correspondent
in this city of the colored conspirators of Prin-
cess Anne and had encouraged the proceeding,
had gone on to Virginia, to aid in maturing the
plot and to carry it INTO execution, who was
thereupon arrested and lodged in prison where
he will remain, and until the matter can be
fully investigated, will continue in custody
Others had been arrested but had been dis
charged The colored people here, who were
neighbors and acquaintances of Morse, having
heard of his having given information to the
authorities of the South, that had led to the
arrest of Willis Hodges, swore 10 be revenged
upon him and threatened to put him TO death.
They also swore that he should not come down
town to his work, and if he did, that he should
not be suffered to work there any more. I'm
der these threats, Morse, who is an intelligent
colored man, went to the Upper Police Office
and preferred his complaint against jeremiah
Simmons, Samuel Finney, Jelfy Overlon and
William Wales, all colored, who were arrested
by officers Bush, Lawrence and Shong, and to-
day held to unexceptIonable bail in $500 each,
by Justice Taylor, to keep the peace towards
G.. d. Morse, and be of good behavior hereaf-
ter"
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-06

NMHES CATALINA attempted TO overturn
Wv the liberties Of Rome, he commenced by cor
ruping the morals of the YOUTH and although he did
not succeed in his neiarous attempts, his name was
branded with infamy. Various plans Of treatment
have been proposed for mental alienation with limited
success-bu for diseases Of the physical frame re-
medy has been discovered which, in large majority
of cases, will relieve the patient Of his suferngs and
if timely administered, cure the disease.
SANDS SARSAPARlLLA will perfectly cure dis
eases of the Mucous Membranes, Scroflia or Kings
Evil, Fever Sores, Posules and Pnples on the face,
Rheumatism; obstinate Cutaneous Eruptions, and
other diseases caused by impure sta,e the blood.
}. "A. REED, sole Agent,
je26 eo1y Corner Gay and Saratoga sts., Baltimore