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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-02

SFW CONSTITUTION OF Lot lSlANA---
The hssntian csllri IN Louisiana iu fesse The Con
teon Of he >isie having crmpleed helI labtrs, ad
armed sine a, "a the e p inst \ esffsprdeul p
h. Ns,saal ia.fieehc,f als that iee fi1eiral chan
= nr.,,pses 10 tie rev ,gn>i;'"''er sft
An extsusian 4 the nzh, u sanfssa u al Nhi'
sasses shove gscals sha have resided tya crsccd
re yssss 10 HE So. snd drsia|t5aa liz property
asaNssa;sn \ aaEazzaf7a3 r.i.zss = Flts uaII te8
sssrs af2rr r. Assazssss 65ff=rs-
~ ne irHars 4 j. dyes assitsIsf fAe Suprsut
Iser arps'utes 81 efehf Fesr.. za5 lie t~rf CYurs
81 81 ears
>lsrr.Fs r,r,stfs e.efSs II err and Iasc5s OF thr
sssr--, D. ~ rl~~a~5a n IN People
aafz.st sesses = o.. ..f>latufs and lie perud Of
NJ s-<siea liaa5aes = -, dsy>
i~zsslsfuFs Fsh5t#zfs iraal grazing sHy hahk cisf
ssrs = -eaeszs sHT tVsifares p#alihird also
- q zez ths eFssa Il NJ ~ise is.rna4iua muucy
.x~s7s ss rsse = 49,. nFs-,ao insuffestiau.
t.s.~-ns. fisafeaset t,i,efHas' and sensie cleo cd
~ asnf years: iiiase faf iRa years
Al ciiizens dsfrsnchi>ed. btl As IN voting and hold
ing nfirs. WIN may fight IN any way b. connected
with Fighting due. either ~ OF mt oil ihe slaie
Future changes IN the Constitution II be made BY
ya'e OF two successive Legislatures and subsequently
In be approved by mapfity vi all TN qualified vurcrs al
,he State the first yotr of The Legislature br least
ihree ftths nf both iitnses
,leciun under ii will take pacr Ia January sub
sronen, elections In be held IL November every Sc
eOnd year.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-02
SeHdio, u mixer Of Mississippi.
' ice I'resd'ls.

We alluded in our last 10 the indrlcale and arrogant
c'ndnct OF this individual 10 wiIhhodin. from The zen.
tIeman appointed to succeed Lin in the L. S. Senate.
the credentials, which had been forwarded To bin by
The doverno OF Blssiss p, aud thereby usurplng the
power OF annnng the official action of the Executive
his State and deprvin her Of Of her repesen
taon in the Senate. Il has been infatuated that this
charge is un1unded. he,he il be SO or mol The pub
lie may Judge by the following letter, written by a lead
ing locoloco and copied from the Nlcksbnrg Sentinel
an organ Of that party in Mississippi
JACKSON, Aptil IS 1915
Sr:-rhe Executive appointment oi l. 5. Senator
has Justly excited public inquiry, 10 whum oppro5H
mn should be applied, in Withholding from the Hon ia
cob Thompson The Executive appointments and upon in,
qulry, learn from reliable sources, THAI Gov Brow n
forwarded the appointment enveupcd IN a letter ad
dressed 10 Hon. r. }. Walker, who without the an.
honty oil the Governor. has withheld The appointment,
noiwithsta ndng the messenger and letter were IN the
city Of Washington several days before Mr. Thompson
left
asked the Governor if Nr. Walker had moi suggest,
ed different uidirdnal as Senator IL his fAlr Walk
ers) letter Of resignation. The Guvernr replied tina,
that was pirate matter, aud declined answernu-
Now the simple story Gas Is easily SEEM that Nr
Walker desired anoher individual appointed Senalnr
and because his iavore had not received the Executive
appointment. he took the responsibility # nlihholdin0
the appointment. and thus tol Aarl The Executive in
ms effort TO serve the State, ard lhcr hv 10 cane. ile
Stale 10 be unrepres.nled in The Senate Of The nitpd
States The severest condemnation is Is, due to any
man who Will thus mls,serye the State.
Yours, respectfully.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-02
Frankfort (kg) Commonwealth

High handed eondpei Of Mormon, ST. Louis
Republican, pi Friday has the follow M:
ave "arn Fnm The officers OF the steamer Lebanon.
that the mnfdcrls al ,e two Germans IN eNa sp,k,n
afhy correspondent, DAY or two since. were an
pretended ~ Nausoe. on TUESDAY and Wrfr ihr,r Ia
oanbeI. They beiag Mermons, lhe AUTHORITIES oi Nan,
WOO would NOT give them up to ihnse ri Iowa bat were
about proceeding 10 Try HEN IN their own court when
the Lebanon was there. "a Wednesday. 1t is said the
people ABOVE and beio" Nanv~ are very indignant al
the high handed measures aud proceedings Of The Mar
mans, aud is not improbable that All attempt will he
made. ere long, 10 expe heu."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-02

dixGsnoss ESrzzsuEsr.--t taa-si.as hr,.s hslsr
las sr<a r4ssi in nsr Tag sas~t Nee 9ysk aesss,s.
= P-ser's C@arch, by s.sss ldies ssais dirty GeG
- ssssr has a'ezs "a tsf by usaeiry, Add ,s
~ arss Ia We aait A-aeifs ,kr aspss oa~s lLas
fsr s'sY kHs- ~t ~ i-sds xitcat dr.al,ug NJ t,,y
rxf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-02

Tie V'rlshorg Sntln'i states that Judge Cuaer has
s.aienred Horace Pagaad convicted OF t,rone rre,
sury warrants vi the State Of Mississippi u triy y,ars
css,hnemeot N The penientiary. This is the owes,
tern the Law would allow fund guilty as he was IN
DIR three ind eimenrs for furgery.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-02

\ NE.W PARTY Il pspet has been Insl started at
Milwaukee, with the mnit-- dtvuled thu removal t
! A Nuonan, as Postmaster NJ Milnankie and to b,
cunnucd unil that object Is efeced.' This u fcht
heiwcsn The odd llnnkcr," and the "lnunp nomoc
racy" The [ \ 1oufna. as the otgsn OF the Latter.
enters the lists hrhali at the Milwaukee posi- master
d copies The nollet o the establishment u the new pa
pei aud says;
lr' The vipers bile the file Mr. Neelao is one oi
The best denoeras IL lhe ruuGuy AMI cauti be- touch
ed by soch antagonists. We speak undetsandiugly in
this matter"
What does the Cnien say IA the pteu.ises7
bull Pat
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-02

o.. II is stated thai the mission England has pee"
rendered Charles Jared lngersoll Of Pennsylvania
who, according to his own admission, "woud have oe'"
tory had he lived in the days the American hf'o>
luton" We Venture 10 pndict that he VIII mol ie'u''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-02

TIM MosNoNs lis ENcoIlrnrY. l,av OW.ley.
has received meuotis fom the ''Qaafnm of rselyeH
and the Trustees ot The &C hpch II jesus Chfist al
Latter day SAINTS : despatched from Nauvos hy , sn-
cal mcssenger IA Vhirh TIE Mumuns APPEAL must ear
t-sily Ia HIS Eserlleney INTERFERE and hy his p.f
anal Influence aud official rank shield Them from
threatened dispersion and obstruction. They lmplore
tts tayrrnnr Ia ''c'orcne special sesslan n he 90.
issiuteh and furnish ihem an as, um" tom obnfcs.
sra. They continue their memurial BY general pey
To the Guvetpur To lend bl- immediate aud Il, pne
the violence Of Moheracy. and exert his intu, nee Ia
establish them. as penple IA Their civil and fpuinu.
rights. where They no" ate. M N seme par al the INT
ted States. ur at sogne place remote thetelramp
We understand ihe Governor tn hr decided, :, f,v,
at s"pe place remote lhcTeifom - and TIA, he declines
ier the present issuing hs proclamation for special SEES
sien Of The Legislature, provide the Alarnuns win
an ylun" IN Kentucky.
Frankfort (hg) Commonwealth
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-02

o3- Henry Ludam. Esq. of Richmond. has bern re-
cgnzed by the President as Hamburg Consul for Rch>
iuond and other ports on James River
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-02
(f0fhS and (HS.fsHt2fs

VIU1VN IN u GN!t Mf2fN.
IUSl Ia hand great variety OF splendid FIR EyNCH
~ -IND ENGLISH CLOTHS AND C1SSE
NERES from cummoa Ia the finest goods manuG,c
tured.-Also variety Of Nes,ings, all Of which will
be sold unusually low TURNER 4 BURWELL.
April IL fits
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-02
From The Nee Orleans Republican.

The lew letters and papers brought by the Relanpago
were Intended for private hands, and delivered accor
dln2y We have nevertheless been enabled 10 obtain
some information OF an important nature. brought BY
THIS vessel the correctness of which may be relied upon
short time after the arrival Of this vessel. the ru
nsef became cnrrent that Mexou had declared war
safssi the tnlIed Sates. The quarter in which this
originated together with the Instances which
uefe es"d as stieadias this hostile demo,stfa ton
strengthened fg asns the geaeral mpre.sien of It's
carfeetBess. The iafan,zis xhch We have since n,
ceiysd tnarcs 10 hisse sist Msxt,D has JecIsr
ed and that the authors &c The re,gt inferred such
esqi $ he caos. fi iss Sudden dispatch u letters
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-02

W. letter i'om froas. IN New Mckee. Ia the ed
tf "' Inc Missouri Exposor, states that ..,be Gaia
N0u"''"' IN that vicinity has recently yielded an a
ouheahee d the precious ore and adds tina, If ,loa
VIII" energy ii would yield millions annually |, inns,
Ger AMY b, Annexed '''S'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-02
VIE ClAY STAIIrE.
10 The WLig Ladie, Of pruginia.

We copy from the Il ehnonI Wing the following
glowing appeal:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-02

"By nrdcf: sign,d
X. JoNls. AdJnisni i,rnerdl.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-01
NEW FALL GOODS.
VI EDWARD BIRD,
q 200 BALTIMORE STREE1

% 200 BALTIMORE STREET, :
BETWEEN LIoHr AND CHARLES STREETS,
Has received by late arrivals choice assortment OF
Foreign and Domestic
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
70 which lie invites the attention Of buyers generally.
As he will sell at the lowest prices, either Wholesale
or RcicU JUST OPENED.
splendid assortment Of Fancy Dress Silks, ranging
in price from 10 cts TO $3.50 per yard
Extra rich black Satin Striped Armure silk
Black and blue black Silks
Extra rich white Damask silk, for evening dresses
White and black SatinS
Super Cashmere, the richest article offered in this
market
Shaded Cashmcrs and Mouseline de LANES
Low priced Cashmeres and Lama Cloths
Black and plaiu cOlored Ca hmeres
Black Nous de LANES
French, English and Domestic Prints
A large stock of ClOakngs
CLOTHS-FTench, English and Domestic-al prices
CAsSIMERES-Fancya and Wool Black-French,
English and Domestic
EESTINGS-Satin Merino and Silk-Wide Mantilla
black and blue black Vevets
Fancy cOored -iIk Velvets--Bonnet Silks
SIIAWLS! SHhWLS! SHAWLS!
Rich French Cashmere Shaws
Embroidered Canton Grape do
Neck scarts and Fancy Hdkts
Revere bordered Linen Cambria Hdkfs
Printed and corded b0rdered do
French Worked Linen do
French Worked Collars and COllareu'S
silk, Worsted. Cashmere and Cotton Hosiery
Silk and Kid Goves-Silk Mitt1, &c, &c. with full
stock of DOMESTIC GOODS.
For sale on the best terms, wholesale and retail by
j. EDWARD BIRD, 909 Baltimore ST.
{I3-NIcrchants visiting the city are respectfully in
vited to call and examine his stock before purchasing.
They will find many choice articles not usually kept
in the jobbing stores. ocl
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-01

NJ SHERTFFALTY. Among the many names
now before the people candidates for this resp"n-
sibe office, is that OF Gen. SHEPPARD G.. LEAklN,
an old and well tried ciliZGh-One who has been long
identified with lis intrreSts-Oue who has been ever
forward lit lis dctcBcC-w whether we view him the
patient soldier, boldly doing battle beneath his
trys banmnr-aS the courageous and interchangeable
supremacy of the Laws; and crushing with manly
rmuess the spirit once rife amongst
us-or as the PLAZA and upright genteman-wC cannot
but admire the man. and recognise his claims to our
support, The history OF his pastfe, whilst it affords
the surest guaranty that, if elected he will make
good and faithful Off er, the time establishes
his claim to the generous support of his rllOw-citi
zens. We have it now in our power to do him JUS
ticc-et ii be meted unto him!
se29-3t AISQUITH STREET.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-01

F3-TO THE VOTERS OF BALTIMORE CITY
Having in turn been announced by unknown frienis(O
for the offices of Governor, Mayor, Sheriff, &C., in
that spirit OF persecution which has long hunted
me, have concluded TO yield to the solicitations of
numbt of real friends and make it an earnest mat
ter; and hereby announce myself candidate for the
SHERIFFALTY of Baltimore city. As l shall be
confied to my business as PAPER HANGER, &C.,
the eleconeerng part of the business will have to be
left to my friends | need hardly pledge myself to
official iaithfulness, if elected
nlN- cote A. UNAM.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-01
EMORY 4 cos


No. Q CALVERT STREET, BALTIMORE, MD.
WYE respectfully announce to the citizens of
w Baltimore, and 10 OW correspondents in the
different sections of the U ION, that we are enabled,
by our extraordinary facs, to offer in greatest pro-
fusion, Lottery Tickels, either by the package or
singy in all the LOTTERIES upon such moderate terms
shall not fail to meet the approval of any who buy
at office. Our firm has been established in this city
for the last 30 years in the vending of Lottery tickets
during which time We lave distributed in all parts orr
this country, and in Europe, MILLIONS OF DOL
LARS in prize money, and have won, by our energy
in prosecuting legitimate Lottery business ana our
great success in selling capital prizes, reputation
which we fatter ourselves Is without parallel Inc
capital prizes in the Lotteries for September and DC
tober are unusualy brilliant, ranging from
$1,000 TO S75,OOO!.
PRICES OF TICKETS FROM 8 TO $40.
frz-CountIy Oters are solicited. GO Fidelity and
des5atch in receiving tickets and drawings by tie ear
n our hnnse EMORY & CO.'S Prize Office,
" " No. 9 Calvert street, Baltimore, Md.
1rz- Our Lottery Paper, issued monthly, and COM
tanning schemes of Lotteries for the month, with much
nte resting reading matter prices current, &c &C.,
will he sent regularly those who wish it refer
euce free of subscription. lPl II
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-01

lNF, atlN n
.,,,,. To d,,osod 70 com.
mi, c.,,1 o,,,,,,., skia,r finn p,tcnp, We
a,,.. .,,,.,,, o,r.,. ,bo,,. MAY, ho attached
49,. i, ,r.,. ,,,r,, ,,,,oo Tho n,,v ot,nn,pt TO
,.,, ;lIo.,.,l,,,;p h, r,oisr,ed :, thc extent oi
n.-, T-.,:,,,.,r. M. ,,,,,r,li.,o5 sroDd
l.o,.., nue.. from, ,bo nons os they have no
r,,,I, to r,cysra f., our elections. and their
,,r,,,,,., ,,..,,l J. more injury thou bcacf, 10
a,,. c,,., WE home thgt MI entitled will
,.,,.. and ,r,o, olon,cd ,;,iqans will come to
,,,,,,r, ,,.;t,. ,nor Naturalization MINERS. Let
thor, bo rcrf,ct fair rloy and honest voting,
,.,d 700 shall bc s,tisfrd with the result. be it
,,l,,, it,,,r
T,m ,I.,.,,n,,, a..,,,In,l vos i.sued
-.-..l ..,yli,, Nou o,1
's.5 a., i ,,,5o 70 in.
&C.,, N,,;.a, ,,.t, f,,oor, haIongcd to
y, .,..,,. ,hofr o,., ,;c},o,
..,;,,o,,,l -, ,,,o Ub;,s
rr,...,r .l..... ,,,,oocos,,r, ia cav will
,,.,,,,i,,,,,, ,rho Native American marty
J., I;s,;,,, r.,,, both ,r tho old p,r,;es and MS
s,,,o, ,,ro,rJ ,,h;cb neither Of them have the
;,1onaaao,oo D., ooo,nr Tho No,ivo Ameri-
oa, nart, :, min, orhonost mon for tbe nro-
sorv.,ion or ,ho roion They are resolved to
nm, dawn f,rcjrn iuapence-to protect Amer;-
"a, ,oech,rics md wor,dor.mcn-to arrest the
nroc,io. Of trorsportiro fareirn criminals and
manners to this country-to nnrco the ballot
hoy or;,Iec,I yo,os-to alter the naturalization
laws-and TO require that roreion immigraats
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-01

Coon ORDER. Our city has for years, stood
pre-eminent for the good order which has pre-
vailed on election days, and we haYe no reason
TO believe that we shall forfeit our high stand
ing to-day The electionccring campaign has
been characterized by moderation and good
will, and the same feeling will no doubt pre-
vail to the end, The numerous candidates for
the Sherifalty add great interest to the cleo
ton. 1t is an important and probably lucra-
tive office, and the friends OF each candidate
will Of course use their best endeavors for the
success of their favorites. But these clashing
interests should and no doubt will be, examn-
ed and discussed without excitement.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-01

NAyAL-The Chinese E"5assy We learn by
the arrival of the barque Brazcri, Capt VIII
liams, at New York, from Rio JanciTo, August
Goth, that the U. S ltigate Columbus and cor
votte Vncenncs sailed on the l7th for Canton,
leaving Mr.. A. Il. Everett in Rio, the physi-
clans having decided that his health was too
delicate to warran: his continuing OH his mis-.
sion He had engaged passage in the ship Coa-
rler for Now YORK., to sail in two days. Tne
L. S. brig of war BAiabndge, burlington, was
at Rio, from Bahia, and on L cruise. Also the
u. ). frigato Rarltan, Com. Turner, was at
Rio, last from Montcvdeo.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-01

~ ElV BOOKS. The Fool of the Nineteenth
" Century, and other tales, translated from the
German by T. Heinrich D'fschoke.
The Wigwam and the Cabin; by w. Gilmore Simms,
No. " of Wiley s. Putnam's Library of American
Books.
Cesar Berga; or the Times Of Pope Alexander VI,
an Italian Romance, from the French.
Also, further supply of the Mackenzie Pamphlet.
PARSONS s. PRESTON,
oil RI Isl Pratt street, next TO Railroad Depot.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-01

h- STERIFFALTY This is to inform my friends
and the public tAat | am still a CANDIDATE for the
office of SHERIFF at the ensuing election, and if
elected shall endeavor to discharge the duties thereof
faithfully and iHpartally, and that it is not my inen
ton to Withdraw from the canvass as has been indus
riousy reported but shall await the issue through the
ballot box.
se4-eotlstO isl GEO. s. EICHELBERGER.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-01

lg3~SHERIFFALTY The undersigned, with the
most grateful acknowledgements of that kind prefer
ence which has induced many of his friends TO sug
gest his name for the Office of Sheriff of Baltimore
City, and to make Aattering announcement to that
effect takes occasion to express his assent to their
nomination, and ia add assurance that, should he
be elected, his constant efforts to perform the duties
OF the Office with npartlaty scrupulOus integrity,
ana due regard for the humanes of iIfp shall merit
their confidence, and he trusts the appreciation of the
public generally Familiar with the energy required
under the emergencies of duty, from m active par-
cipatlon in the exciting scenes of the past YEAR as
High Constable of Baltimore he feels satisfied that
his fellow citizens will never find him wanting in this !
respect; and with an earnest determination faithfully
To carry out all the responsibilities of the Office he
leaves to the berlIity of his friends and the public
generally, that disposition Of his name which can
only be announced through the ballot box at the en-
suing election.
jy2j swift AUGUSTUS p. SHUT.
aT7- h.. 8. EI5 Z t'tt. GENERAL IMPORTER
of French X German LOOKING GLASS PLATES,
wGich will be sold, by wholesale and RETAIL as low as
any Importer in thi. or any other city.
GLIDING done in all It's varietes-such as Portrait,
Picture, and Frames of all descriptions.
CORNIC rs of all kinds and varieties,
FRAMES Ic-eilt and Looking Glasses and Picture
Glass inserted, at
yield No. 1 NORTH CAY STREET.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-01

FIRE. The brass foundry Of Messrs. Ste
phenson s Reed, on Sixth street, between
Wood and Library, Pittsburg, was entirely de-
stroyed on Saturday last about noon. The
clothing store of Messrs. Farren & McGurk
was also nearly destroyed; the contents, how
ever, were principally saved.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-01

THE LAST CAUTION. 1t is a maxim, that
ssignorance of the law excuseth no man," but
that men may not ignorantly transgress the
law passed at the last session of the legislature
to prevent illegal voting, we have not only
spread the law in extenso before the public,
but have repeatedly referred to its, provisions.
Lest. however, it should have escaped the at
tention of all, we again state, that, voting or
attempting to vote, without age or residence is
punishable by fine of not less than fifty dol
lars and imprisonment-that any attempt to
bribe a voter is punishable in like manner
that voting or offering to vote upon certificate
IF naturalization not belonging to the person
thus attempting to vote, is punishable by con-
6nement in the pententiary for not less than
two nor more than six years All natoraza-
ton papers when voted upon are to be stamped
by the Judges. These are rigld but just pFoVl'
sions; and the law will be carried into tnIl ct
feet, as every man attempting to violate it vii
be delivered into the hands OF the civil autho
rity for prosecution. The system OF fraudnlen
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-01
DRY GOODS, AT

No 81 BALTIMORE STREET,
between Frederck-st. and Market Space,
Where .he subscriber has opened Store of all NEW
GOODS, suitable to the season, consisting in part of
Cloths Cassimeres, Cassinetts, Vesngs, Mouslin de
Lame; Cashmere, AIpacas, Cacoes, sc. sc. Also,
Cashmere and other SHAWLS, and general assort-
ment of W0oen and Domestic GOODS of every de-
scrption, which he wi sell a. low they can be had
in this Market and solicts his lends and the public
generally to call and examine his stock. A
se22 colin JOHN s. SELBY.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-01

o. SHERtFFALTY. As | was among the very
first (at the urgent solicitation of number of fiends)
10 announce myself a candidate for the Sheralty
at the ensuing election, take this opportunity of
stating to my fellow citizens that it is NOT my nten
ton to withdraw from the canvass but taat still
a candidate for their suffiages.
se2f Ivy AUGUSTUS p. SHUT.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-01

Eg- SHERIFFALTY. TO MY FRIENDS AND
FELL OW-CITIZENS OF BALTIMORE: Circum-
stances of recent occurrence has induced me to be
come a Candidate for the office of sheriff of Balt-
more City, and should be fortunate as to receive
your SuragcS, pledge myself 10 perform the duties
of said office with pnnctnality and fidelity, lhdeprnd
ent of all parties, and | will also state to my friends
that am an advocate Of no man but myself.
sr3D.I D. BRITAIN CHASE.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-01

LATER FROM PoRr Az PRINcE. Captain
Scott, arrived on Sunday from Port au Prince
at New York, which Inc left 18th inst A few
days previous TO his leaving, great rejoicings
took place at Port au Prince for splendid vic
tory the Haytien navy had gained over tine
Dominicans, and had taken two small schoon-
els from them.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-01

EY- SHE2IFFALTY Having announced myself,
at the urgent solicitation of number ef friends as
candidate for the Sherifaty the ensuing election,
take this opportunity OF stating to my fellow citizens
that il is NOT my intention TO Withdraw from the can
vass, but that still acanddate for their sutfrages
sel2-d JAMES o. LAW
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-01

ACCIDENTALLY SHOT. Stockton Boudinot,
son of E. E. Boudmot, Esq, formerly Of
Newark student in the College of New Jer-
sey, at Princeton, undesgnedv shot himself,
few days ago, near that place, fatally it is
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