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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-10

03.LADfES' SUPPER, SC. The LADIES OF St.
Andrews Church purpose giving supper in the base
mcnt room of the Church. on the Evenings of 22nd,
a3d and 2Itl inst. The proceeds to be applied towards
reducing tue Church debt. AS pains will be spared
in providing whatever is excellent and delicate, the
laries hope their efforts will he appreciated, and the
laudable object in view promoted
Tickets 10 be had at the book stores of Mr.. Bruner,
Charles street, and of Mr.. H. COburn Baltimore ST.,
and at the door Of the Lecture Room.
NIB. The room will be open for the reception of
yisiters throughout the day. apps
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Ist ward, Union Hall BtOadWuy.
I'd Logan Hail, corner of Bond and Bank sts
I'd Mr.. Rollins, cor. Eden and Hampstead sts.
iih " Coath s. Sargent's, ombard street.
Sc " Rittenh0use's School ROOM adjoining the
independent Engine House.
9TH " Roses American Republican House, Gay st.
9Th - Baltimore House, Mercer.st.
$40 " Temperance Hall, cor Hanover & Camden.
llth SO Orck's, cor. Eutaw and Lexington sts
18th - American Republican Hall, corner of Bal
,im0re and Pine streets.
18th g liolson's, Cove, door N. Of Lexington st.
BY order of the
apl0 e. AMERICAN REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
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GREAT CoHrLAGRArIoN. The Harrisburg
correspondent of the Philadelphia Chronicle
says eve are nearly envelopcd in smoke from
the mountains up the Susquehanna A ire
mendous fire has been raging there since Satur-
day, carrying all before it. 1t is about five
miles wide on the Cumberland and Perry side
Of the river, and has already destroyed an inn
mense amount of cord wood, prepared for the
furnaces, and young timber. 1t is said to have
originated in a coal pit, and is still raging
The wind being very high there IS little hope OF
staying its ravages. The Broad mountain, in
the upper end of this county, is also on fire,
doing much damage. 1t is the South mountain
in Cumberland and Perry
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IA Chrystie-st., corner Of Delaney ST."
For sale corner ofElanorer and Bait Sis. II

G3-AMERICAN REPUBLICANS! You've MRx!!
POUR Country colls!! All American citizens native
adopted who are opposed 10 the admission of 70
reign pGuPers and conricts into sour country and 10
the demorazing practices of the two political parties,
are requested meet at the following places on FRI
DAY EVENING, the 18th instant, at & O'Clock, and
fplm permanent "AMERICAN REPUBLICAN,
WARD ASSOCIATIONS:
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RARGAINS! HAnuAiNs,

All articles may be obtained FOUR DAYS from the
time left, unless otherwise ordered.
The following the Agents in this city for the
ONLY ESTABLISHMENT or THE KIND IN
THE UNITED STATES:
ELLIS s. NICOLAI, Principal Agent in the CITY,
Ladies' Shoe Store, No 50 Baltimore OPP Holiday.
Sub 4Agents-LO WMAN BRO rHEH, Dry Goods
Store, No. II Washington Hail. East Baltimore st,eet;
kEANH GATES; DAVID Eyer. aplO-y
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My- An election for Directors for the FARMERS
AND MILLER5 BANK will take place at the Bank
ing House, in fagerstown, Md, on MONDAY, 5th OF
May. mh24-t5thM*l Us. POLLARD, Prest.
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NAVAL OFFICER. The Madsonian of last
evening announces the appointment of Col.
Polk, the Eastern Shore Of Maryland, to be
Naval Officer for the Port of Baltimore, in the
Mace ff Mr. Handy.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-10

ACCIDENT. Mr.. John McArn, a merchant
of Fayetteville, n. c., had his foot crushed in a
dreadful manner at the Railroad Depot in Phi
ladelphia, on Saturday night, by car passing
over it, He had just arrived from New York,
and was on his way home. He has since died.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-10

MAE WAR STEAMERS. The Madisonan
says, we understand that our worthy Postmas-
ter General will bring the subject of mail war
steamers before the Cabinet as soon as the
Northern lettings are over.
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REV. Mr. FAIRcHILp. The friends of this
clergyman have held a meeting i'll Boston to
assist him. 1t was fully attended.
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THg D'sAsrRoUs OFRRrLoH op THE Mr.
AGARA. The New York papers bring us fur
ther particulars Of the disastrous overflow Of
the Niagara river, consequent upon the break
ing up of the ice on Lake Erie. The depth Of
the ice and water is yariously estimated, by
letters from Lewiston and the Buffalo papers at
thirty to fifty feet. One letter, from the post
master at Lewiston, says that the warehouses
were swept from the docks, Ioungston sIIar-
ing the same fate, and the water still rising
The BuFalo Commercial Advertiser says that
the storchouses of Shepherd, Cornell and Try
on, at Lewiston, are carried away. The Can
ada side of the river has also suffered much
Great fears were at ont time entertained that
the whole Of the conpanys valuable works
would he carried away, and the steamers in
dock. namely, the City of Toronto, Transit
and z ieen, with several smaller craft, were
considered in great jeopardy. The water rose
four or five feet above the usual level, and Mr..
Frazer, who lives on the wharf, removed his
family TO a place of safety, and all the goods
were taken from the company's warehouse
without damage. The water has since fallen
to about its usual level The Chronicle states
that so compact is the leo, that people have
crossed Niagara TO Youngston upon it, and
bonfire was lighted twenty feet above the sur
face of the water, on the very spot where the
"Chef Justice Robinson" was moorcd the
previous day.
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ETHIOPIAN SERENADERs. Another Concert
will be given by these universal favortes to-
night at the Saloon of the Assembly Rooms
Their eminent abilities as vocalists, requires
nothing from us to ensure full attendance.
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MELANCHOLY SUICIDE. We learn from Far
mngton, Conn, that James X. Camp, Esq, of
that place, a retired merchant, committed sui
eide on Saturday evening last, by hanging him
self in his own bedroom. About year ago,
his wife was killed by being thrown from Il
wagon, and sister lay dead at the time Of his
committing suicide. 1t is supposed that these
and other causes occasioncd partial derange-
mcnt Of mind and such was the verdict Of the
coroner's jury.
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N3-CORONER'S OFFICE, No. l2S NORTH HIGH
STREET, two doors north of Gay-st. mhl2-ly
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EXTRAORDINARY Loss or Mail. The n.
York Herald says, awe have received infor-
nation that the entire mail which was made
up in this city on the I'd of February, for Phla-
dclpha, never reached that city. We know of
some money that was in the mail, and we sup
pose that thousands of dollars were lost This
is the most extraordinary case Of mail loss or
mail robbery, that has yet come to our notice.
win the department examine into the matter"
ECYpTiAN SALooN-0d d FsiloWs' HaH The
entertainments at this place of resort for to-
night, are the tragedy Of "Fazio," the part of
"'Fazion by Mr.. Conner, "Bianca," Mrs. Slo-
mon. After the tragedy variety of singing
and dancing The whole to conclude with the
aughable farce of the 1.-TWO Gregories." An
excellent bill, and will secure a good house.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-07

Handsome. Good and Ckeap.
4 tENTLEaESS Water Proof Boot. nj oorv AZ The ,ph.
rnbef has o store a s1fpy OF scatsntens CaIf.kin Mat-r
Proof Booas at tie very low price Of So hlnd.cna. good and
'1sbionabe article. bur rood ami CHAP loot. shoes and Trunk.
aiway. tear IN mind that ley can b. had =,
David BULLISGTONs.
1t No. Is. west main o..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-07

DANrALooNs. PAsrALooNs 200 pair ius received
cheap for cash oe NJ KgrS = co
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$40 900 WANTED!

SIUOUU WANTED.
Fer heady-Mnde Ctethinr at Siias McTchnnr,s
100 Main Street.
vV>HE subscriber having Il very large Stock of
Ready Asds Clothing on hand, gives nouee 10 his customer.
that BE- is dssrour of sling II OF n ebeap. Il not cheaper. than
can be obtained elsewhere in the eny. His Stock Il. manufacturer
BY himself and will be warranted both : To style and III, and con.
sisis Of the following ARTICLES, u ~r
LIS Bisck and IRviabIe Green Dus. and Froek Goats from sIo
to sI2.
go Do do do do do do "a an
to s9s.
$50 Winter rroek Goats from IS to SIS
ESQ Over Goats Of all qualities from IS 10 S.t
1000 pair Pants OF all do q" Sel to- -
1900 Vests Of all do a. SI1tos6l
ALSO,
hfun Assortment n Scarfs. Stocks collars Bo.omS Shirts Glow
susp.nders, Ties, Pocket Handkerchiefs and in a word =. y ,hi,,
inthe line Of GentisH'-n's wear at sILAs M~EaCuASTs.
%E Oppost. Hubbard. CIrdnsr q Co.
pATENT HORSE slfOES.-IO.OOO Ib.. Patent
hore Shoes Just received IN ksg- Of 100 Ib.. each. assorted
stssS-tor sale very cheap by RICHARDS Il GARDNER,
nol2 30 az Wet Nal, xne.. .,,n ~ ,s s..
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FOR NEW Ms.

AskINs Il LiBDSs Line of Packets. between R,ehuDo.d and
n New orsnhs. wiz commence their regular run IN september
and VIII b. oompc-ed nj the following ve~sel-
bafgie hAChELoR, Capt iliRAs Hosron;
Brig ORLEANS, Cnpt. W. 49,
Brig JosEPHiNE, Car. Ju po,x-.
One % the above ve>es viii l.av. this rise. r.rui.,v ,x,,x
month. We can nth confidence. reoonnse nd the above ,-.-.. "a
The public. as th-y were bsin expressly fot the trade and viii insure
. nw a any other ve<s-, and are commanded by steady and s-
er.et men OF bnr experience In The trade. For freight or passage
having very superior accommodation, both Tor cabin aud -s-erars
pas~nxcrs, apply 70 }. FISHER 4 son. OF
HAsklSS 4 LIBsY.
n. D. An freight from the country for the aboy, vel. v,t n,
wharfage.
Ju ~
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RICHMOND DAILY WING.

Tsans % srnsrnrruos-To Cay sabsenbeis, es.oo per year
ssd fos . shorter period, OF when sni By mail eie-paysss. In
On eases. In advance. |
AsvsHunss-yo hheeh lines tos Ies) one ,s-riea. ~ esas;
two i.s<rieas 81 ist; three in.scons 81 SO; asA sveU succeed
tns isseuios. - cents
Tnnssent advrri>n most ~ In sdvasee.
Ths number Of insertions of Advertisements muab noted % Tie
Ms. os thsy win ss inserted until ordered TO be soppsd. ndehau-
ID accordingly. pHr oren Tn .sop musi also be In wnunx.
Ap.sai Advertisers az charged ESQ Tor 10 lnes and In hat
v<svosuoa for adveriseunents Of greater length excerpt Aue-
so.sen and Lottery dssien. who are charged 600, tpaper In
elndsA)
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LARGE STOCK or FALL AND
WINTER GOODS.
BROOKS ~ HUDSON are nov, racs;v;,

~ ih-f Fan STOCK Of Staple and Fancy Dry Good. ,pbr,en
u-ea variety ahoi which have been selected wIn great are
q Pureh-s-u OF the most favorable terms. having every possible
advantage, which warrants them IN giving the assurance OF selling
eafh' o Y approved paper, either 4; Whoeals or Retail.
As any regusr House IN Virginia.
In addition To thrif usual stock nf useful sfanl. ,o,A. ,h., 49,.
masV new siyiss OF Ladies tress Goais embracing some are and
beautiful shks AID CashiEeres fnnul the great -EIpostion- held IN
Paris a short time since, which are worthy the rrutton OF the Ia.
dies
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-07

DAVENPORT a. ALLEN,
AUcrIoNERRs AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Tor sale on consignments from Manu-.
IL facturerl the following arrieI-s-
CANDLEs-spermaeeti New Bedford brands
Do do Judds' Patent
OIlS-Superor Winter bIeAehed
10 Tam,
DO Coal Ps and Linseet
PLASTER-Gnound from -Lubec- Nil,
soLE LEATHEh-Sew York insp-s ,inn. rood, md r,an,s.a
PowpER-BiasinGa and Rise from Hazard Powder CoapAay.
Connecticut.
COTTON YARNS-No- Ito u Union MjHk
PtPER-cap and Letter
Do Wrapping and Pnainx
Cumberland brand
sOhP-of ali descriptions ,o,c
DuNsPAuGH & CO. have now on hand a are a~prt.
~ men' of overeoais, made substantial and Ione-nngtnr
nom Q 20 d oolafs' 10 which We invite the attention OF Purcni-
grs. No. 81 yyex. Mn =,
hoS ) DOOR from X. u Jenkins Corner.
Two Farmers, Golfers, and Factories and ali
u others in want OF Boots ami Shoes for their servants. The
subscriber having a large and general a..ormsn, OF Brogues and
brofans. suitable fur servants. lie wo.L respectfully can the nj
tennon OF all in want to call AMI examine his dock as ne can and
Wal sell . cheap a. any other nouo in the city OF Richmond Of the
same quahty. ALEX. HILL. Maunf,
And Dealer in Boot. Shoes, and Trunks &c.
nos No l21 West al 81
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pS John n. GORDON.
FOX BALTIMORE.
Freight aud Passage Boai.
IaW The Steamer BOSTON, Captain
~- Holmes having undergone alterations. by which
her speed Will be facilitated and cargo slowed IN better advantage.
wintesume her rrrutsr run between Richmond and Baltimore. Ieav-
ing Riehmood every susiay morning AT q O'Clock Freirh. will
eenkrn Il low rates. AMI Passengers flor a large numb~r Of whom
she has ereensni aeeonnnodaiion-l will meet with m d-t.nti.n be
tween this aud Baltimore. as the Boston Will not stop at Norfolk
Pasase and fare S-Arpy on board n Long Wharf. or to
JAMES FISHER Il Son.
20 The Boston will be ready to take in cargo on saturday morn
lnr 3I.a infant
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DESIRABLE GOD FOX FAMILIES.
Unable CUTLERY.-Fine Ivory Table Cutlery, IN setts OF 81
piece also. Bone. Buck, Ebony. selft tip and Ivory Il ndiei
KNIVES and Forks in single doI-n., with Carvsrs and st.,Is u
match, Of recent importation, and fs sale Inv.
No n ~ a 4 4 DOSS.y
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fsOtctourt Springs Male and
EesnaIc EnStf9ufe.

rEsfiF 81 me sufnuer = ssiun ii HIS School
~ aagin on seudsY the 10Th jane. and continue
ia Inunihs The Stale department y III BIZ conducted
iy he Rog. George pcary, a. .. and the Rev. oeo.
". lolWieb. The rcmale panneui viii be cen
Quoted ty Mrs Co. ". Lelwich assisted by her bus
band The Boarding department sill be under the
management Of Rev James I.riiWisb and his lady.
b. this arrangement 1T Is confidently believed hat
lie sehnnl. already large.=wi be greatly ncreaz'1.
Tie Institution Is undrt tHe or-1nz1 iun II the Valley
[ aian Education Society ii Ntsinis." aud Is alike o.
pen 10 the reception 81 pupils a hh sezes aud of all de-
nominations. Il is capable OF preparing yanil9 ior Gul
lsee.-fr Teachrrs and ior the tie active duties ot
and If Is hoped viii train tham up IN the nnf-
lure and Ammunition 81 the Lord Tho discipline will
he hi0d and paienal, bul steady aa5 iphe2ihle.
1aIasper session n g months
'' @aly Aaim 'ttao''S' '"'''''' $Goo
Geography. fnesl Gfanmer Arithmetic
Nainnl Moral and Mental Philosophy Boa-
ny. Chemistry, Rhetoric of Uanaeraphy &i05D
a AIscS %o.5 Geometry @, or Surveying $500
Music on Piano Fore IeaeLer's Fee
Freqaeht exercises in Defamation and C4p-
position vii be attended 10 By the higher eIas-
Res.
Board, including bedding aad toon foot per 49,.
month. sou
Pupils may enter at any liea and pay from Their en-
trance TO the end Of he session; hHt "a vefg dfahe
they should enter Of fha begiHniug ii the Ses5ln Wien
the classes are turmfd.
Payments for Bad aud Tu.ian oae.ialf in ads
vance
Accommodations may he obtained hr Tive Parents and
,uaTdans 81 pupils, who NY wish 10 await themselves
vi the Sulf hur Springs during the SammfE
~ order q The Trustees.
April II is
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NEW f,savGE1EeM

VIE undersigned have this day formed co. psrt.
n nefshlp under the style and firm Of
n 'CLANANA1g, CaE1Ts7gAyy q CO
to, The purpose of doing general GROCERY AND
COMMISSION BUSINESS, and have taken the
iaIAe granite front house lately occupied by W. :.
Langhofne x Co. and will keep constantly ON hand /,
large Stock Of q II q c f. II f. s Of every dcscrIp
lion which viii be sold o@ fr cash. Of in EXCHANGE
lof all kinds of Country Produce.
lhe particular attention Of T.. e. Mechanism will
DC devoted 10 The sales obscco Flour aud all other
iooScco Is % els per hhd) Gools received and for
warded; no charge tor drayaee
y" e WISH to buy 1000 bills. Of good Family Flspr.
'or which the highest cash price viii be given.
JNO Il. MeCLANAHAN.
F. G. McCLANAHAN,
April
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Msny circumstances tcnd 10 couobofate tie statement
II ihs s,l,.rs5 lr,y-bIessl found the ceiling u
the hast the bed where the unfortunate msu wa
murdered covered With smake aud mud The fao
niscfean,s no committed the deed hifod mun
the lpiai--ste NAMED Cauifed aud Nrklan-boih
said to be practical nfnurs-he latter having pgblish
I'd a paper al Napoleon in Arhshgas Tie two Other
prisoners. WIN are doubt accumpces. are named
Coli and kinnry The officers nuabIe 10 find hut
the 800 whirh leads 10 the htiefhat OILERS
cerned 10 the tragedy.
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Sso.eENG EA&1ERDN&.
VALUABLE EcEAa. ESVAVE
Es3EP S.gGE.

FENlE SUBSCRIBER offers for safe the Tract Of
= Land on Witch he Resides, in the county Of Camp
bell, shout enc and half miles tram Lyachbnrg. adi,n,
'ug The Lands of Nnm Daniel. Ir. This Tract con,
ainS 29l acres, about 90 acres OF which ara in woods
heavily lmbered, and good ToeAuco LAM rs any in
Campbell county. The buildings are good; the dwell
Ing IS framed house with six looms four above ground
aad two IN the cellar, and hepaces the out budinas
are very gald, three tobacco houses, good framed
kitchen and smoke house, corn house shielded on three
sides Tor stables, and good negnes' house with sone
chimney There is good orchard Of apple lrees--two
hundred choice Gu irees-'lhe cultivated Lands are
divided into five fields and thee lois # is not neces
sarY TO say any thing more, those waning to buy
viii view Tor themselves. | wlNseil the entire Tract
or part may suit purchasers will take pleasure
IN showing the Land oany person wanting II buy
DOUGLASS II. pUCkE1@F
Mach 10
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a,offtesI.
Fesa Chambers Edinburgh .flaaai.
WE kaE GROWING eID.

Ncare growing oid--how the thought viii tisa
When glanee r backward cast
Ia soms long remembered spot that lies
IA the silence cfthe past
!, may hethe Shrine Of enu early VOWS,
Or the tomb If carly tears;
But ii seems like lar of isle 10 US.
IL the sterny ofyesrs
oh, wide ssd wild are the waves that pal,
oar steps from It's frernness nov,
Aud miss the jey Of man, heart,
Ard the Light OF mann brow
For deep Ger many a stately bark
Have lie whelming pillows rolled
That sseefcj with as tom that early mark
Oh, friends, We are growing old.
ola in \, dimness and tho dust
~ or ialls tolls and cares,
Ola Ia the wrecks 81 love and trust,
which our hurdenei mcmoi, bears.
Eaeh form may weai TO lhe passing gaze
The hieam oflifs's freshness yet,
And braiss may brighten cur latter days,
which he morning never met.
Bot oh the changes we have seen,
IN the Tar AMI winding Wa,,
The graves n cur path that have grown green,
And the locks that have grown gray
fha yris,ssrs siAl "a our own may spne
The sable or tie gold;
But We saw their snnw upon brighter hair
And, friends, We az growing old.
We have gained the worlds cold Wisiom now,
We have learned le pause and lear.
Hut where are tie living loun,s " hose flow
Was JOY oFheafi 10 hear
nohase won the wealth 81 many cline,
And The lore Of many a pagei
Iint where Is the hope that saw IN time
But is taundless heritage
win IA come esain when The violef wakes,
And the woods htif youhfcnow
We have stood in he lshf afsunny brakes,
Where The bloom Is deep and blue
and oar souls N shi joy IN ,be -rsipg tmt then.
Bat the 10y wss iaiai ard cold,
Fer itnehreoald give Us The Jouih again
ofloaris that arc growing did
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Valuable Fsqag ENtate for safe.


geHE SUBSCRIBER offers tor sale the FARM on
l which he resides situated IN the county OF Camp
bell Immediately aboye the town of Iynchburn The
Tract contains about
e6s.sst hundred acres az FanI
and consists Of seven hundred acres or more Iynr be.
tween James river and Black Water creek (Which
forms one of the present boundaries OF The oqyn aad
Two Islands in the river running parallel with the main
body ffhe iandthe one conaininr abnnt thilty and
HE other between sixty and seventy acres -Four hun
dred aad sixty acres Of the Tract are cleared aud in ca-
tIvatau-the balance is in woods ana large portion 81
II heavily tirnbered Oflha cleared Land one hundred
AMI fifteen acres (lncusVe OF The isands) are jams
aVer Low Grounds, equal in producllyeoess, Is be-
eved 10 any on the river Inc portion of The high
aads IA cultivation is now well adapted to the growth
ofthe different staples aud Is rapidly improving.
"a The DWELLING HOUSE Is large and a
4-4 conmodlous brick building, with eight rooms a
hove stairs, and convenient cellars beneath. The Out
Houses belonging to the Dwelling are we'll located ol
so saana maiefais ana IN GOOD repair. Inc place has
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shotKtsG URDER-.7,rcsi ofhe .,r,,d,,.
re- :, About the E'ddle Of March. Mr. H. Mill, of
Johannesburg. KY. arrived IN Memphis rean -, 'e
-" hii eoa's haded with valuable pfodu, e. p,rllon
81 "hirb he sold. and without collecting his bilt me-,
l'iieesiy disappeared with his bats after n,h,
hfSl s9ae surprise was Grated wbich som alter died
Wy. hecehtiy. however, gentleman OF Memphis re-
efiseo d leliff fafpofng TO be from Miller assifneg
s'e very frivolous easnns tor his departure and an If
Eref vas Immediately despael:ed atef him. no afer
m"8 eo3se overlook The buais Vicksbura in misses
s','a o. s'nf hiie men and the servant OF Mr. Miller
W. sp oisposfd q nearly the whole cargo of prod
snnn me confession Of the eonred man saws the II
iais hrPnbliean II appears that his master was mnr
"stea ny Two OF the white men while lying at Mem
Fhs MAI he was asleep in the boat-that his body was
cut "pen and the enras taken out, and then sunk in
r. n'e nsf'. Inc boats were immediately started down
sis river. me HE of the colred man was SHARED Il
ssy with The intention Ut selling him on The coas,