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NOTICE.
% A. w. CHA NEY returns his
e. thanks to his customers and the pub
VI .a., lie who so literally patrunised him at
@AAA N ~sE-sfs the corner of Pitt and Exeter Streets
EyA and begs leave 10 inform them that
from All increase OF business, ut his
old and well known stand, No. ;}S HARRISON S'r
he VIII be more ready to meet and supply all the de
mnnis OF his old customers there, where he brus they
Will give him call, pedgng himself to give general
satisfaction. His BOOTS and SHOES are pronounced
To he ct superior make o. RecOset, 81 Harrison
street. sign OF the "NGpoleOn Boot and Shoe StOre,'
at the Bend of the street. ic3 2,y.'
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je4-tf between the Market and the Bride

HNOLEMAN YELLOTT.
" ATTORNEY AT LAW, Baltimore
Having located in Baltimore, will continue to attend
the terms of Hartford County Court. Claims for co!
lection in that county viii meet prompt attention.
Office Fayete street, opposite Barnum's Hotel.
Qt-GEORGE YELLOTT, Attorney at Law, Bel
Air, Md. mh29 3m
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BOARDING SCHOOL.

HULIUS A. FAY will open BOARDING SCHo3r
eE FOR BOYS on the FIRST MONDAY OF May
NEXT, at Eizabethtown, N. j.
For this purpose he has secured a beautiful COUN-
TRY SEAT, possessed of every convenience and
comfort; and it is his design 10 make his school one OF
commanding excellence both in respect to dome site
arrangements and educational advantages.
{G7- Further information and circulars can be OBJ
tanned by calling on Mcssrs. Armstrong & Berry, Bal
imorestreet; Messrs s. s. A. Clark Charles STR So or
5. +. Streelcr Esq, Coursland street Circulars San
also be obtained at the Bookstores generally, and at
this Office. NH iS- eO3ia+
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FOR WHITE HAVEN AND

a ssa-~3 FOR WHITE HAVEN AND
Es1$sELsssslcsfs PONGOTEAGUE, (Accomac Coun-
SzasIsh1xtzs6R ty, Eastern Shore of Virginia) The
superior swift steamer THOMAS JEFFERSON Can
tam ROBERT VI. HILL, will leave the intersection of
Pratt and Light street Wharves on THURSDAY
MORNING NEXT, (the 10Th inst.,) at 6 O'Clock for
the above places, touchingat White Haven both going
ana returning, and reaching Pongocarue early on the
same evening Returning she will leave the later
place on The following Saturday, at O'Clock, A. M.
Tor Baltimore,
Q5- Freight or Passage az usual, apply on board or
at The ONCE, No 26, ~ f.. of Light and Pratt
streets.
NJ b. The above route will be continued until fur
llff hOlICt. i6 I'm
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BEWARE OF COuNTERFElTS,

BEWARE OF COUNTERFEYTS.
In purchasing these Pills let me add
ONE WORD OF CA UTF0N.
Always ask for HANCE'S PILLS, and purchase of
none nut those advertised agents, and if convcn-
lent call and see the proprietor himself
For sale by SETH :. HANCE, l0e Baltimore street,
and corner of Charles and Pratt SITS, Baltimore Price
% cents per box for ance's Genuine Pills, or for
Sl.00.
The genuine for sale by G. X. Tyler corner Of Bal
timorc and High sts Par Grahasa, of EutaW
and Baltimore sts. Perkins, corner of franklin and
Green sis o. +. Petit, corner of Gay and Exeter SITS
Oliver Woods, corner of Market and Lancaster ss.,
F. p; Stans6ury, Thames ST., +, 2. * Il. II Perkins
corner of Baltimore and Green streets; l.. Y. Furney
Eutaw street above Lexington, m2i
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LADIES' FASHIONABLE SHOE EN-

POREUfE.
XSCA (IxssH We have now made arrange
FEFL1 4A2A.saS ments receive always Mt
REGI -ksSS1.ssAAxS the very earliest period the
EEEBFSN1-Sts9 LATEST FASHIONS. La
..E.f7iaksNas4p dies will be able ~ find by call
ing to see Walking and
Dress SHOES, Caters aud Half Caters, Slippers
and FANCY SHOES, Manufactured from French
MOROCCO and English KID, in the nea,est manner.
Fancy SHOES for Balls Parties and w edings nicely
made TO order We keep also on hand large assort-
ment of Children's SHOES and Boots, all of which
will he sold on terms to please.
ELLIS & NIC0LAI,
jel0-f No. 50 Batmore-st.
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MTOyV'S THE TIME FOR PURCHAS-
" ING. | am still selling Gold Rings p cents; do
Pins 5O do Earrings 25; do Pencils So silver Pencils
25; do. Thimbles lea; do. Shields o4; Cologne from
CTS TO 81; Needles cts. paper; Pins; Tapes; But
tons Threads; Cotton; hair and cloth Brushes; dinner
and Tea Bells; good assortment of Britannia Tea
Potts. Coffee do 81 Is; Spt,oons to rs pieces, Br
tannia Teaspoons l2l set; Table do. 25; Cash Boxes
Fancy Soaps: Clocks very low; Lard Lamps: Tea
Caddies; Fish Hooks Match Safes; brass and Japan
ned Candestcks; Shaving Boxes; Spool Stands; Bri-
Nnnia Lamps; Ladies, Sc, all very low.
CT. V1CKERS, No. Baltimore street,
led. If between the Market and the Rrilre
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"a M M. q. MEANINGS IL co.

WAJ M. u. , JENNINGS ~ co.
Wv DIAPERS AND TAILORS.
IMP OR TER s or CLOTHS, cASSIMERES,
NESTlN&S, FANCY DRESS ARTICLES, &c.
23l BROADWAY, AMERICAN HOTEL, New YORK.
To those visiting the city of New York, requiring
GARMENTS, a renewed solicitation is offered for
them to call and examine our stock Of New and FASH
Ionahe GOODS for Spring and Summer wear, com
prsing assortment unsurpassed il richness and va
uciy, aniwhich will be made up 20 order in a STYLE
second 20 no house in the trade al prices which must
ofer suth Inducements to the Cash purchaser
not fail 20 be appreciated mhl7.3m
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ggATIING! BATHISGI

HgATlIING! BATHlSG!
Ap A. II. REPS BATH TUB DEPOT.
Where may be had Bathing Apparatus of every va
rety, such as-Plain Bath Tubs, large size; Small
Bath Tubs, for children and Infants; Common Shower
baths; Portable Chamber Shower Baths; Bath Pans;
Foot Baths; Hip Baths; Leg Baths; Vapour Baths.
Also, Bath Tubs with shower Bath attached or with
Furnaces, by which, with cents worth Of char
coal, the water in the Bah Tab may be heated in Is
minutes. The season for Bathing having commenced
the subscriber would respectfully invite those in
or conveniences for that purpose, to call his esab
shment, where they cannot fail to be pleased
CARDS quality and price.
ALFRED II. REP,
No. $50 Baltimore street.
03- Remember, it is the second Tin Store above
Howard street. Jeff
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HB AGS WANTED. 10000 lbs. good mixed
Eo Rags wanted, for which the highest price will
be gwen in cash, or trade of Books and Stationery
consisting si Eoo'Scap and Letter Paper, ruled and
plains Bonnet Boards and Wrapping Paper; States;
slate Pencils Waters; Blank Lrdgcrs; Journals; Day
Books. SC. Together with general assortment of
school and Miscellaneous Books, Spelling Books;
Primers, Sc. PARSONS & PRESTON
Booksellers, StatOncrs, Blank Book manufacturers
and Paper Dealers No. Isl Pratt street, dining the
Railroad Depot ann
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NATIONAL HOTEL.

NATIONAL HOTEL.
(L.4TE WETTM.AN'S E.4GLE HOTEL
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE THE RAIL ROAD DEPOT,
PRATT STR EET,
And i'll the immediate vicinity OF all the Steamboat
and Packet Landings,
BALTIMORE, MARYLAND.
FHNHlS large and coms odous House has recently
Ill been taken by the subscriber aud has under gone
a thorough renovation. 1t is now NEWLY furnished
and undermined in every department, and compares
favorably with any Southern Hotel.
TRAVELLERS will always find prompt attention,
civhy, an excellent Table, in charge of capable and
willing servants, and clean and comfortable BEDS.
MEALS always ready HpOn the arrival of the diff
teren trains of cars and steamboats,, served up in su
periOr style.
The patronage of the public is most respectfully
solicited and eXertons shall be spared upon nv
part to render all who may stop at my house at home
MO If ]. STOCkERlDGE, Jr., Proprietor
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VILVItOB VIII ID Ii0- IT.
Real Estate Agents, 40 Second street.
SUPBRFINE WHITE ENGLIsI AMI

SUPERFINE WHITE ENGLISH AND
~ DUCK DRILLINGS. The subscribers have on
hand an elegant assortment of fine and supcrine
white English and Duck DRILLINGS, with hand
some fancy do; general assortment of GAM sKooSs
Summer CASSIMERES and Summer CLOTHS;
also, handsome assortment of white and fancy Mar
settles, fancy Cashmere, SILK and Satin VESTINGS;
together with Silk and Cotton SHIRTS and DRAW
Frs; Suspenders; Hosiery Cravats; Pocket Handkfs,
&c., to which they invite the attenon of gentlemen.
DORSEY & NELSON,
in3-ew No e. Raliinn mr.. atrc.t
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I'm DYSPEPSIA. The most obstinate case Of
EV DYSPEPSIA can be cured by the use of a few
boxes of HANCE'S SARSAPARILLA OR BLOOD
PILLS. Price 81 cents per box or for ST. For sale
by SETH s. HANCE, corner of Charles and Pratt sts,
aud l0S Baltimore street, moi
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E Gle! ICE! ICE! The subscriber woud inform
the citlzehs ct Baltimore that he is prepared to
receive orders TO any extent for his pure ROCKLAND
LAKE ICE winch he will deliver to Families, 10
tells, STEAMBOATS,, Vessels, SC. at New York prices.
And also guarantees 10 the season through To
all who leave their orders before the first of June.
| mes 2wfs w, JONES IOl Snear,s wharf
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W ENITIAN BLINDS, of all the Most fash.

W ENITIAN BLINDS. of all the most fash
ionabIe coors, white, cream, drab, pearl, pea
green SC, with from 80 to as stats 10 blind con
stany on hand aud made to order. Also, iuSk and
Hair MATTRESSES, of the best materials and work
sirable styles and finish.
The above really superior articles are offered for
sale at prices very near if not quite low what an
inferior article may be purchased for elsewhere Per
sons in want of them invited to call and examine
before purchasing.
JAMES II. COX, 1872 Market street.
nl27-lmf I'd door west of the Museum.
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Hn POTS fresh Canton Preserved GINGER,
WV just received and will be sold very low, by
MARCUS DENISON,
jel0 81 Baltimore street.
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FOR SALE g. RENT.

tA!Ts%$ss FOR RENT. A beautiful two story
| MN;II Prick WELLihG, in Fawn street, Sd door
| -EsalliL Apply to X. Brown, Jeweler, Market ST..
or IL. q. TAYLOR, Halter, Calvert ST. jel2-2t*
,a;n..ssa FOR SALE OR RENT. Four new
Emit, Brick HOUSES, i'll Exeter near Fawn street,
tali, two stories high and attic two story back
DGDLl- Building, papered handsomely all throu. h
lI!dant IN the yard-cellars and yard paved-grass
plat wash sheds, and every convenience for geIepl
II. HERRING, at Lumber Yard,
jell-4t East Falls Avenue.
,4E,s EUI. SALE. 70 small FARMS and
sA;5 COUNTRY SEATS, containing from 3 acres
MNim up to 4U-none OF them are more than six
GItI!.L miles distant from BaIlimore-somc are very
valuable places, finely improved They mostly lie on
tnrnpkes, pleasantly situated, and in first rate neigh
borhOods-very healthy. Possession OF several of
them can De given Immediately. For further particu-
lars, Apply To DAV ID b. FERGUSON, or
ISAAC SIMMONS,
Property Agents, Fayette street,
JelO'4t Basement Of Barnum's Hcel.
yssTts;ss FOR RENT. A convenient dwelling
MS,I in Mercer third door from Light street. Pos
h ;;'''" s';" Il; % &; ;''
Jeo Second door from Calvert.
EI7oR sALE-A Lumber Wagon, nearly new.
IA! 1t will be sold low, if applied for soon, at
SCOTTl'S Intelligence Otice,
ielO No. 10 Exchange Place.
EiVOk SALE--T&o CARRIAGES and a BA-
"A ROuCH, very little used, and with HARNESS
complete; also, 3 HORSES, well gated in harness or
saddles perfectly gentle and sound. They will be sold
low ii Immediate application be made to
LEWIS +. SCOTT,
jelo 10 Exchange Place.
HNOh SALE--A very valuable servant GIRL, II
"a years OF age, to serve IL years, from the Eastern
Shore, good house servant, and can come recon-
mehdGd' Also for sale, black WOMAN, ~ years of
age, 10 serve about Years, from the country, good
cuok, washer and ironer. Also for SALE a black BOY
II years OF age, TO l6 years, first rate farm
hand in every respect whatever. Also for sale, black
BOY, Ia yeais of age, to 10 years. Also for
sale, very likely mulao BOY, II years of age, a
slave for life The above servants can all come well
recommended, and will sell them low 10 good mas
ters Apply TO LEWIS +, SCOTTI'S,
Je9 10 Exchange Place.
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aEsBS1 VIM. II. X EEVIL,
EK4& FASHIONABLE AND PRACTICAL HALTER,
&8 9s BALTIMORE STREET,
ANMaA Begs to inform gentlemen purchasing,
sthat owing to the great number he sells,
he is at all times enabled to furnish Fashionable Hats,
of quality SUPERIOR for the price any other estab
lishmenl in the city, of any shape description now
won viz Six, Moleskin, Russia, Cashmere, Nutria,
and Bearer. Also, CAPS Of all kinds. Gentlemen
can always
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W A N II S .


| N ANTED, for length of time, a young man
| w VINO Is acquainted with Book keeping, TO act
IN mat capacity. Inquire of
| IT. w. JONES, l0I Spears wharf
| AN ANTED. A Woman to cook wash and
| w lroh; also, one to nurse Il child one to do
chamher work and wait; for plain Sewng-thc
ldhIy consists OF four pcrsOns-a good Recommended
tinh VIII be required and highest wages given. an
Ply Al NO IL AlSQUlrH STREET, west side oppo-
sue tne TWO pumps jel22tr
AIf ANFED. young man with IA capital OF
w SOW 10 enter mo genteeI and profitable hui
~lheSs AT winch handsome income can be realized.
Ohe that Is smart and industrious and willing to de
Note nus lime to business, may address edmond"
slan. Whele an interview be had, with real name
winch VIII be cnnldenlia--none need address unless
ne mas the above amount to invest for which he will
hold double The amount invested. iell-3lt
RH ANTED. A situation for an active intelligent
w Lad, between 10 and IA years of age, OF re-
snectable connections, in Hardware, Wholesale Dry
Goods or Commission Store. The best reference giv
en-. Apply at TIM Clipper office. je7-6t
RW ANTED-Old SILVER com, for which
w the highest piice will be given in cash, by
G. d. CLARK,
me9 dew Watcr-st, I'd door from Calyert-st
&NANTED TO BIRE-Ellher a whIte or
w black oman a slave would be preferred; to
go to the country miles from the city, Also black
boy wanted, Ii years of age to be hound out until 81
years Of are. Liberal wages will be given for the
above servants. Apply at
SCOTTl'S Intelligence Office,
1AGb No. 10 Exchange Place.
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YENAAE NOTICE. Wanted, AT Scorti's office
III NO ~ Exchange Place, dry goods, groceries,
gold AND silver watches, iewelry, and goods of every
description, ioI which will pay liberal prices. Cash
ana The very highest prices given at all times for
slaves, Tor lie or for term of years fEPlanters or
call. o,os
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PHOTCGRAPHTC TJKENEssF

PHOTOGRAPHED LIkEN ESSES.
YNNAkEN on an Improved prinegle, by
III ..a. KERF00T s. KING.
A favorable opportunity is now offered 20 the La
dies and Gentlemen of Baltimore, to osiain NINA
TURE PORTRAITS in the most perfect style of
execution, when for lG-iike beauty, Gistnctness and
accuracy, are acknowledged to be unsurpassed. Chill
dren taken al all ages, in from four ta ten seconds.
Adults i'll from fifteen seconds 10 one minute. Fami
lies taken in gOHps also invabls and deceased per
sons taken at their residence the shortest notice
Likenesscs taken in all kinds of washer and salts
faction guaranteed in al eases. Original Paintings
are likewise correctly copied.
qI3-Rooms 1879 and 2i6 south side Of BALTIMORE
STREET, between Charles and Light streets, where
persons respectfully invited to call and examine
specimens and judge for themselves. Miniatures CO.
lOred in the most beautiful manner fe5-tf
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GSTAMPS, STAMPS. STAMPED NOTES
~ AND DRAFTS Of all the various denominations,
of handsome engraved patterns, constantly on hand
and for sale by FIELDING LUCAS, H.,
No 10 Baltimore street.
90 Merchants and Others leaving their ogders can
nave Notes and Drafts stamped in sums to suit. je7
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A tHEAP PAPERH ANGINGS. have Nst
" recefTed large at sortment of fine glazed and
common american Payerhangings, Borders aud Sire
Board PRINTS, which will be sold AT exceedingly
low prices. .EH
Papeibanging of every description done in tha hest
marner al short notice. lu
Also, an hand an assortment of Window Blinds,
embracing Nenan Blinds, Transparent WINDOW
SHADES, STICK BLINDS. Paper Blinds, &c.
Just received an assortment of superior CANTON
MATING, for sale low ny
JOHN @. HOLLAND, AZ Gav-St..
MO near the Odd Fellows Hall
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WINLY NETS! FLY NETS 3, FLY NETS -.
NJ Manufactured and for sale BY The single one or
dozen, ii the lowest market rates, at
I'M. HAIG'S, l2l Baltimore street,
Je1 fri 4 doors above South.
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TWO FISHING CLUBS. For sale, a first rate
10 Fishing Boat with Sliding Keel, Oars , an
chors, aud Fregirator attached, all in complete or
der and nearly new. Apply to l.. F. SCOTTl,
jell No. 10 Exchange Place.
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jel2- 2awdw

VuNO FISHING CLUBS. For sale, a first rate
IA FISHING BOAT, with Sliding Keel, nearly new
and in complete order. Apply to
jel0 j.. F. SCOTTl, 10 Exchange Place.
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A.sNfszsGG& that they have opened Rooms in
MT1EEIg 9a.A. addition tot their Store, with large
kelffssa ssSssM add splendid assortment of SAD
DIES, HARNESS., TRUNKS,
HANDdo., CARPET BAGS, BRIDLES, COLLARS,
&c. So, all of their own manufacture We have in
our ASSORTMENT sany new and beautiful styles of La
dies and Gen;iemen's SADDLES, Coach and light
double and BrGgy HARNESS, &C., which, for utility,
elegance and nea,ncss are surpassed by none Of
any manufactnfc. We invite all to call and examine
for themselves. G5-CoHntry Merchants orders sup
PRED on n" accommodating terms at any establish
m'nl III liie country. t-al.f tel3-tlsJy
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EpLACk BAREGE. Just opened, another
HS supply OF superior Black Barge plain and satin
striped of jet, medium aud blue black
oh hand, articles required for mourning generally
IN great variety, at low pliccs
HAMILTON EASTER co.
Jell .... No. 203 Baltimore street.
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MIE NEVNK IiNAK 81 PERSON ID

YHNHE FIRST PREMIUM AWARDED
n by the Frank!in Institute of Pennsylvania, for
the projection OF the Mechanic Arts, al their last an
baltimore, for the superior workmanship displayed by
them liz their branch of The Mechanic Arts
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BUSINESS CARDS, &c.

AI 0NTMORASCY ii. PRICE,
I'VE PRACTICAL WATCH MAKER
mI24-u No. 60 ), CALVERT srpe
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% EW PUBLICATION. EImor Castle n Ro
" nance story of Ireland in The nineteenth cen
tury-iust received and for sale by
PARSONS x PRESTON,
Booksellers, StationerS Publishers and Rank Rock
man4iactnars, No. Isl Pratt street. adeiMine the
Rail Road Depot. ielI
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1845-12-04
MEMPHIS CONVENTION

The Convention of Delegates from Tennessee,
Kentucky, Arkansas, Mississippi, Missouri, Ala
bama, South Carolina, North Carolina, Illinois,
Indiana and Iowa, numbering in all upwards of
four hundred, which met at Memphis on the 18th,
adjourned on the night of the 15th, after passing
a series Of resolutions, on subjects Of interest TO
the Mississippi valley and the States bordering
and interested in its commerce and prosperity.
The Hon. John G.. Calhoun of South Carolina,
presided over the Convention. Among the reso-
luions adopted was one declaring that the Ohio
and Mississippi rivers, and their principal trbuta-
res, are objects strictly national, and call for APP
preparations of money from the general govern
ment for their improvement. They recommend
also the deepening of the mouth of the Missis-
sppl so as to admit vessels Of the largest class
the connection Of the Mississippi river with the
lakes Of the North by ship canal and thus with
the Atlantic Ocean-the construction Of railroads
to connect the Mississippi valley with the Geor-
gia and South Carolina rail-roads-the erection
of lighthouses along the Gulf Of Mexco,-ihe
establishment of National armory and foundry
on the Western waters, &c. These are the prn-
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OREGON.

The Journal Of Commerce gives the following
glowing description of that portion of Oregon
for which the Administration is SO belligerept
As TO the lands in Oregon between 40 and 81
DO, they are about the most miserable to be found
on the American continent. We shall have oc-
caslon to speak Of them more particularly in
day or two. 1t is sufficient now to say, quoting
Greenhow, whose principal work on Oregon has
been published by order of Congress,g"New
Caledonia is the name given by British traders
to the country extending North and West of the
Columbia region to the seth parallel of latitude.
1t Is sterile land of snow.clad mountains, tor
tuous rivers, and lakes frozen over nearly two
thirds OF the year; presenting scarcely single
spot In which any of the vegetables used as food
by civilized people can be produced" This Tex
ccePting one degree and 20 minutes of latitude,)
is the glorious country, thousand leagues dis
tant, that we talk of fighting about, if we cannot
get 1t any other way. The worst we wish 10 any
OF these fighting characters, is, that they were
sent off to the territory in question, and compell-
ed 10 live there the remainder of their days. I'm
many respects it is worse than Siberia the Rus
sian Botany Bay. Between lat. 40 and the CO.
lumbia river, there is some good land, but not
much"
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cipal subjects which were acted upon by the Con-
venton.-What it may havesdone efficiently to
promote its views in regard to them, is, however,
ESQ Tar as we are aware,) yet to be seen.
The reader cannot fail to be struck with the new
character in which Mr.. CALHOUN is presented
in these proceedings. For years past, he has
carried the doctrine Of strict construction in re-
gard to the powers of the General Government
to an extent Incompatible with almost every
thing like na,ionality-and now, it would seem,
he has become wildly lattudinaran !-Wha, is
in the wind