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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-20

HzACCARONI, Vermicolli, Oranges, ,.eIuen
lFh Canton Preserved Ginger, Jamaica do, 3a.psS9s
Sausages, lust received aud Tor sale by
MARCUS DENISON.
:u22 :! Baltimore et:crs
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-20

uy-THE AMERICAN REPUBLICAN & BALTl-
NJ ORE CLIPPER lie furnished To subscribers, by
M carriers, at only sir and ssurter cents per week
payable to the Carriers only, at the end OF each week
The CHppef will also y sent, by mail, TO distant
subscribers, at the rate Of Four Dollars per year-pay
abe, always, in advance.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-20
100 REWARD. Ran away fto9, ihs

81 1nn REWARD. Ran away from III.
~ wv subscriber, living near Upper Bar
borough, Prince Georges county, Maryland, or SsF
18th Instant, negro boy HENSON JOHNSON aeos'
little pitted from being poiSOned the under pasi ~
one of his great is cut of; eighteen years -
age; his clothes, when he leit home, consisted "a .
brown box coat, cassinet panlaloons striped shin;
may change them. a. he has other clothing. !; is PIE
liable he may be in Washington or Georgetown, xheyA
he is very well acquainted, ! viii give twenty &rF
dollars if taken in this county, fifty in the Dstres
Columbia or the ad Looming counties, aud one huDdYes
dollars il taken in any other Stale. In either hg
must he secured, 50 that may get him again.
fe5-if WILLIAM j. BEEcS-
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GREAT REDUCTION OF FARE,
AND INCREASED ATII}SS

GREAT REDUCTION OF FARE,
AND INCREASED ACCOMMODATION
p-SA5~ In consequence G the ,fberal cup.
&&S4poft with which the BALTIMORG
WASHINGTON STAGE LsHE
has met, the Proprieors have determined 20 :ncFeAss
their stock, and will until further notice. rlin THEM
comfortable and expeditions Passenger Coacs~s
daily, in each direction, between Washington sf~FA
Baltimore.
a sasyse They have also made arrangeAs.5sas
HsuxssaNhsH.s with the Steamboat and RAJ Rosfs
SRsaHAEffSzG Companies, South of Washington, bS>'
which the fare will be reduced to the following Ia
trenely low rates, viz:
Forthrough tickets from Baltimore TO Richmond a&s
do do do Petersburg, $50
do do do Weldon. J-J
do do do Chariestoa, 1888
Fare between Baltimore and Washington, i.SJ'
As the Coaches will leave Baltimore iultaediaiefg
the arrival of the Cars from Philadelphia and !eavs
boat from the South and perform the trip in fe hon7,
passengers will reach Baltimore or Washington neazls
or quite early by this conveyance by the Ranss
Line, and will be set down. free Of extra charge,
all the principal Hotels or any other reasonable dis
ance III the city.
Passengers by this Line are delivered on board lsr
Steamboat at Washington, free of any extra cbaTsey
and reach Richmond any point south OF it, she
same time and at tro dollars and fty cer., less S1ys
than by the Rail Road line.
The public may rely on skiflfal and accommodating
drivers, and every attentions their comfort For seats
or further information, apply the Stage Office, Opye
site the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Depot, Pratt
next door to the Green House. and two doors wes5 "
Whtman's Hotel.
au2s-tf JACOB PETERS s. co
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-20

COCOA. CHOCOLATE ~ MUSTARD.
u Bakers Cocoa Paste, Prepared Cocoa, Homoo
pahic ana No. | Chocolate. SMITHS Cocoa and
Sweet Chocolate; Underwood's, Waits and English
Mustard For sale by
plll7.st MARCUS pENIsoN, 81 Balumore.s;,
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/. FOE ANNAPOLIs. CAnl-

II naa-~y FOR ANNAPOLIS. CAM
Ex.sytsk 4sxxe RIDGE and EASTON. The steamer
Ias.asszR2ssS MARYLAND having undergone "a iAO-
rough repair, md very handsome improvement, bOa,
i'll hull and machinery will resume her regular roGtr
to the above places, commencing or TUESDAY
NEXT, 18th inst. She will leave Baltimore from The
lower end of Dugan's wharf att O'Clock or rVPfy
TUESDAY and FRIDAY thereafter, for Annapolis
Cambridge and Eason, leaving Easlon every
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, b way oil CsEs
bridge and Annapolis to Baltimore.
FOR CIIESIERTOWH and CEN7RETILTE
On MONDAY, the 9Th inst. she will go TO Cas-
tertown and back leaving Baltimore at O'Clock sss7
continue the above until further notice
mild LEMUEL G. TAYLOR
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FOR FREDERICKSBURG,

Cs-ntStka=-e VA, AND THE USUAL LAND
.&7sssss4msE1K INGS ON THE RAPPAHANNOCK
RIVER. The Steamer RAPPAHANNOCk,C Captain
Moan FAIRBANK, will leave Hughes Quay, for the
above places, on SATURDAY AFTERNOON, the 9Th
of March, at 5 O'Clock, and will continue to leave
every Saturday Afternoon throughout the season.
Freghts will be received on board on Friday and Sat
arday.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-20

CONSTITUTIONS, COUGHS, COLDS, AND ALL
DISEASES OF THE LUNGS, SPLITTING OF
BLOOD, SC.
- Il. TYLER, corner of East Baltimore and
SEe High Streets Baltimore, has made arrange
mCnts with the agent in Boston be for the future
supplied with Mrs. NJ N. Gardner's INDIAN BAL
SAM OF LIVERWORT AND HOARHOUND, an
complaints, its efficacy stands unrvalled-lhe excn-
sive calls for it in the cities of New York and Pha
dclpha has induced the proprietor to appoint agents
in those cities also, A. B. 4 d. Sands. of New York,
Frederick Brown, Philadelphia. This ineslnable
Basam is doing wonders all those afflicted are
commended without fail to give it trial. Price so
cents per bottle.
For sale by G. X. TYLER, corner OF Baltimor and
High SIS Baltimore, and r. S. PATTERSON, Wash
ington, D. c., and by most of the Druggists in Mary
land and the District of Columbia. mills
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TWICE A DAY.

TT IWII II1IIE tVEHIIIg TOT NCW
{f}- In connection with this train, SECOND
CLASS CAR will be run in order to accommodate
passengers at less rate than in the other cars. Tick
cts for the second class at $3.50, must he procured
at The office before starting, otherwise full fare will he
charged by the COnd Ictors.
The EVENING MAIL TRAIN leaves the Pratt st.
Depot after the arrival of the Cars from The South
West, at O'Clock, p NJ. through in hours.
{G3- The return trains leave Phade phii respective
ly al 6 A. NJ. and O'Clock, F. NJ, and reach Balti-
more at q and ii O'Clock, p. M.
mh7-tf A. CRAWFORD, Agent.
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which the fare will be reduced 10 The oiiOHYng a
trenely low rates, viz:
Forthrough tickets from Baltimore to Richmond, go
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-07

The Ohio Statesman halls Mr.. Weiler's reso-
luiions, rs opening The door for fair and liberal
compromise. But We regret, that the Estates
man" does not exert all The moral force which ii
has Justly acquired in The nation, TO urge on the
immediate consumma:ion Of this measure. Il
alludes 10 disposition Of all parties, or those Of
the farthest extremes, To postpone The matter I'M
Ill after Mr. Polk takes The chair Of State, (and
says why, then, we St f?osc it is not worth while
10 urge it, We desire, however, that things may
not now assume such position as 10 postpone
the matter tortrsr. i little care is therefore ne
cessary in the progress, of cYens. We have SO
exalted an opinion Of Mr.. Weller, his abilities,
and his prudential judgment that we do not think
he would oler any other mediation, than One
founded upon honor 10 lis country, and with a
desire 10 meet the whole question at issue in the
safest manner" For our owE parts, We do not
admit this general "dispcsJion," 10 which the
Statesman aludcs-and il it did prevail 10 any
considerable degree, We conceive i, TO be our du.y
10 rebukc lis Indulgence No time ought to be
lost "Delay breeds danger" Peace abroad is
we'll as peace a, home, demand the earlics, prac-
tcable adjustment OF this agi;a,ng question:
Rouse, then, every man 10 do his duty, TO carry
out The voice OF the People, and TO secure Texas,
before il slips through our fingers.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-07
Henry cay-.sM 1leeeherow 70 The South,

The complete Letcr-writer" is once more Open
ing the suice-ga Of bis Literature-and, We
presume, is about to inundate The country once
more with his Letters We have one of the first
specimens OF his new series OF compositions in
the following letter addressed TO the Wings o
New Haven who met short time since, to ex-
press their feelings The result Of The late Presi-
Dental Election We publish his reply 10 show
the true character OF The Politician. Build sta
tues in his honor, ladies ami gentlemen Of the
South-Raise monuments 10 commemorate the
principles OF your 'anointed Chief!ain''- lei
il be inscribed on the pedestal, along with his
otter merits; that this avorile cheilain is iahess
10 his pledges, and freacherous to the South
Let it be written in marble, that after he had
made a treaty with South Carolina, pledging
himself and lhe friends of the Manufacturers
10 reduce the Tariff TO twenty per cent maxi
mum after July 1912. he has supported, and still
supports Tariff, which, as Mr.. Rires declared
al the time of its enactment, was worse Than The
Tariff of Is, and completely lost sight of the
Compromise Act-and thatiu tie letter noo6etore
rs, Mr.. Clay upholds this outrageous violation Of
his own pledges, What impartial man can read
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-07
snrTH.WEsTERN ROAD

This measure, OF 50 much importance and deep
interest TO distant portion OF tie Commonwealth,
will shortly be acted on by the House of Delegates.
As far az we understand the details OF The bill,
and Inc plan for executing The work, they seem
10 have been Well considered, and il faithfully,
carried out will afford. at nodisian, day an outlet
for the products OF the populous, rich and beau-
tifu country which the road will penetrate Of vast
importance. Tothe great central work ofthe State,
il will prove tributary, the extent OF which
cannot be well estimated. The increased tonnage
that its execution will draw TO the James river
line, and pour into the Capital OF the Common
wealth, are considerations which We feel assured
will be duly appreciated by The General Assem-
hlv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-07
Correspondence of,he Baltimore Patriot.l
New Yon1, Friday, P. NJ.
BISHOP oNDERDoNK's CASE.

BISHOP ONDERDONK'S CASE.
The trial of Bishop Onderlonk has been brought
10 close, the presentment has been obtained, and
the Bishop found guilty by the following vote:
Guilly-Bishops Chase, Brownell, Hopkins,
Smith, McIvaine, Polk, Lee. Johns, Easlburn,
Henshaw, Freeman-ll. Add the three present
ing Bishops, Meade, Otey and Ellioit-l4.
Not Guilty-Ives, Doane, Demper, DE Lancey,
Whiuinsham-5.
The Court assembled today to pass sentence
agreeably TO the provisions OF the canon.
The vote was first taken BY ballot, on Inc
higher penalty of deposition. The vote was lost
by one.
The vote was next taken on suspension, which
was carried by 9 10 8, the five Bishops in the mi
nority voting for suspension.
Athalf past one, the question was mooted as to
time, or whether the question should be decreed
indefinite.
The final vote was on indefinite suspension
from all the offices Of the Christian ministry
Thevote stood, 9 for suspension and 8 for deposit
ton.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-07

We are pleased to learn that The Legislature Of
Illinois will soon expresses the sentiments OF the
Democracy of that State on the Texas and Ore
gon questions The Suckers are for immediate
anneIalion.-[St Louis Reporter.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-07

u Mr.. Goggin has addressed Circular to
his Constituents of the Bedford District, announ-
cling his intention 10 decline being candidate for
Congress at the Spring Election.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-07
TEXAS.

The best policy Of the Government, too, forbids
any representation upon this subject Every
thing shows, that Great Britain is attempting 70
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-07

SofWddH, January 4, 1919.
T.. lie Senate did not sill to-day, having adjourned
''s' 10 Monday
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. 4
;, SLAVERY.
~. PtltENIX presented memorial from a
,..ey 10 Vermont, demonstrating against the
xxo9sd annexation OF Texas TO the United
u's as calculated to extend and perpe.uate the
i. i, OF slavery and disturb the peace and
VIZ nv OF the nations Of the earth, ETC., and in
ne :, his country in war.
r., ing Clerk proceeded to read the paper; bun, be-
=, 'e came Il a conclusion,
i. ~. tiCKLIN moved that the further reading
m, ssnensed with, and that the memorial be laid
ia ;af CAMPBELL Of South Carolina, said he
a. i. 40. lnlnklhe gentleman iiom New York had
- u 'ais matter with his usual fairness, in
The New York herald., 1845-12-03

Tot1l Exports S]t90.IlS
Two-thrds of the exports to Great Britain and
dependencies or 50 9s7 liz exported 81 so7 5o7 were
shipped TO Great Britain This shows the value OF our
trade with that government; but when we consi-
der what articles taken to make up this amount it
appears still more important that two countries holding
relative position to each other Of such high import
a,ce should continue the most amicatle terms
The shipments to Great Britain from this port alone
In November, Of breaistuf,, were as follows viz:
5760 barrels of -four valued at 1852 320 l27 t3s bnh
els OF wheat valued at SI7s $50 10 sat bushels.
valued at 500 Ill and ais 2Ii pounds of cheese valued
Ss79 095 masking aggregate for these four artc les
Of $673 9a than third OF the total value o,
exports country About half OF the exports
from this port to London and Liverpool in November,
was provisions and b,ead,uf. Full three quarters OF
tn, export trade OF the United this year will be in
shipments of merchandise TO Great Britain More than
half the value Of all the exports from the United States
is in cotton and than half Of all the exports
from Great Britain in manuiactu red from
cotton These simple facts, Of themselves sufficient
TO destroy every fear of the slightest difficulty
political relations with that government What would
be the condition Of the aborng classes in the whole Of
Europe the event of rupture between this country
and Great Britain and what would be the condition Of
the southern section of this country and the
classes Of the North and East in the event ofan embargo
upon ports and prohibition upon the expectation Of
immense supplies of cotton The growers Of cotton
would be almost ruined by great reduction in prices ID
in consumption in England, from deficient harvests
any other causeand the result of any great check
upon the exp and consumption of this important
staple would be of the most runous character. This
material is of consequence to the population
Of Great Britain than her manufactures to the peo
pie Of this country The power far as this article is
concerned is in hands, but will be used with
ton The closing battle in the last war between this
country and Britain decided in favor BY
getting behind the cotton bags; but in the event Of
ther war; should bring it to close by getting
before the cotton bales TO prevent their being shipped
Europe
The taxable property of Kentucky within the past
yesr has increased in value $40 and the taxes in
creased in the time $,s,424 2s The annexed ia
BILE gives the amount OF from each source, i'm
each Of the past two years.
RrvSSUE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TAXES GENERAL
Specific ITEMS.
1s4 lel3
a.
The New York herald., 1845-12-03
SUPERIOR Count,

Before Chief Justice Jones.
Dec 2-TPm Wths rs. X. L. Bell Thu care ia brought
from the Courts below and has been subjected TO til
different expressed opinions In the first instance
diet gwen for plaintiff It then Argued before
tIs Superior Court, and the verdict aside he
ground OF foimsiity. II was tnen submitted tn jury,
who separated, and went to their homes previous
rendition Of their verdict. which, under the circ
stances admitted bv the Court holding lsdc-
ton ard IL now comes before jury in this Court for
another decision The defence up Il, that the
cfthe endorser sded for the recovery VI in
question is forgery.
From the mass of testimony in this il is fair to
fer that It will occupy the attention Of the Court
three days The minute particulars Of this suit Will
be recolectei have been previously and fqy reported
Before Judge Oakley.
Charles NJ Peion rs Moses n Mas1y.-Ths suit is
brought for the recovery Of note Tor $3.50 81 at
months, and endorsed by John w. Moore The defence
rests upon the ground that this note passed
the hands Of the plaintiff security for old and doubt
ful debt that the legitimate purpose for which it
given was one Of accommodation and, therefore, it
misapplied by being found in the hands Of the party
bringing this action Following the charge Of the Court
the jury retired, and will bring in sealed verdict to-
m mn pinu
The New York herald., 1845-12-03

GREAT EXCITEMENT THE CHERoKgE NATION =
We have already noticed the commission OF several
murders, and the attempt to murder J. Meigs pro-
mnent Cherokee Indian in the early part Of the last
month. II seems, from extra from the Arkansas In
teigence of the llth that several hundred Cherokees
turned out with the determination to apprehend the
murderers at all hazards The extra says that accord
ing TO information from Evansville, on the Cherokee
line eleven Indians had bsen killed and eighteen wound
or this number Starr the father of the mur
derer, and - Rider. Wash Starr and another man
wounded, and had ned to Evansville for
The greatest excitement prevailed ami there were ap-
prehensions that the old Ross and Ridge euds wou be
renewed. Upon receiving this information at Fort
Smith, Gen: Arbuckle despatched Major Bonneville to
the scene Of action where he to be by Captain
Boone's company OF Dragons to take such steps
deemed advisable.
The New York herald., 1845-12-03
U. =. District Court.

Dec. "A jury was empanneled and sworn in, in the
of the United States Robert Griffith for perjury
in swearing to his property qualification bondsman
the case OF g. W. Burbank for uttcring false coin His
counsel not appearing, the jury discharged and
the trial set down for az IL O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1845-12-03
II. q. CIrcult Cnurf

Dnc. 2.-Paton f Stewarf United States. A verdict
n this case referred yesterday given for plain
tifs, in the of S37s 81.
Br.tcn Miehdeis rs u s. Collector Curtis-This is
an action brought additional fees for weighing
and gauging, amounting in all to $ll09 So The jury
gave verdict in favor of plaintiffs subject to adjustment
by farther reference before full bench
The New York herald., 1845-12-03
uarried

NngNt~d.
on surasy evening Nov soth a, me s,x'esn'n @ 80
+, IL, cbuycb hy tna Rev a Wheelnck. Nr JoiiN =.
C,rrHy TO Miss sANsH VAS ipsHsrtr", o0'n VI ''''
city. .., -. ,,A. por Nr poisal
Nr g,..w Brs.yY Of New York, to Miss MANY AVN
FALKiSBURG, Of Brooklyn,
The New York herald., 1845-12-03

Philadelphla Agent for the Herald, Zieber
co. Ledger Building. Third street. who receive suhscr
bers and have single fo sale daily nj o'clock n2l i'm
The New York herald., 1845-12-03
Court Intelligence.


GENERAL SESSIONS, Dec 2-Befcre Recorder Tall
madge, and Aldermen Hart and Henry NJ c. Pa,er-
son. Esq, District Attorney.
Trial Of Henry Pertshu concludsd.-The trial Of the
accused tor constructive grand larceny, the paIticu
lars OF which were given in the last number Of the Her
aid was resumed on opening the court this morning.
Onthe part Of the defence, which ably conducted
by THOMAS WARNER. Esq, testimony was adduced to
some time the occasion of the alleged dcues be-
tween the paIes that Stapell received the piece Of
silk, (Which was sealed up) willingly, as security for
tom House dues. The prosecution called witness to
prove that Stane was assaulted by the accused and
threat that if he did not take that he would get nothing
at all and that under these circumstances he Stanel,
open the seal to Mrs. May and which, being examin-
ed found to contain 60 wards worth about so
per yard and 81 yards worth about 95 cents per yard
The whole OF the property received from varshu be-
ing worth about S75 only, instead OF $3.50 The
was summed up by Thomas WARNER, Esq, Tor the de-
fence and by the District Attorney the
The RECORDER tnen submitted the TO the jury
with bie charge; but a't being ont until late hnu
ths ary Court and expressed their in ,bi,y
ageee upon verdict. They Were ACCORDINGLY dis
caarstd from further consideration OF the subject
Trial Of Henry Rose for Bureia'y.--Henry Rree was
gree, having, the nigh. OF tae 20 January last
broken into the shop OF Edward Barber. butcher. No
and other property worth 81 So III. indictn,en.
set fc,td that the burglary was committed in ITO Sixth
Ward wherea. !. sppeael that the shop OF Me D. wa.
situated in the Arb Ward la consequence of this detect
ia the Indictment, M- WARNER. counsel for defence
conended tina, it could not be sustained, and that the
jury were hound to acqus the accused This view
sustained by the Court, and the Jury acco dcg'y
dered verdict Of not gully wher upon the strict
Attorney ave notice thai be should fr m. new ipdic.
ment against the accused, snt moved the nt 10 hold
him to ball. until snch indictment couli ba prepar ed
which iona.
Trial Of William Bropn and Charles Ferguson.-Two
coiar ouug men, named Charles Ferguson aud VIM.
Bfown were next tbiei on charge oi .teslna 20 hog
wor h about $40, from thu yard Of Jacob FIoc 81
otheis adjoining the premises at the ce'ner If .nrth
anJ Ch ieets, tue night oi the 10 OF October
last. From the evidence adduced it appeared thst the
ysa-sate vas not "a tened aad the used ther
amina ion stated n, they entered the pemues tn
porpose oil sleeping there when nogs out knock
ig one Of them down They were sclutt.d b. the
jury aud, sft.r re.rmand ircm tae corder, they
VI re- disc harg
The New York herald., 1845-12-03
Common Pleas.

Before Judge UIsh0eHer.
DEC 2-Petfy and Mann rs. Robert s. Cook.-This case
reported yesterday, resumed this morning, and
the hour Of adjournment unconcluded Il will be
continued tomorrow.
The New York herald., 1845-12-03

be rememb rcd that cough always evidence dat
mpur,y Is loigei u n lung viii h, if edily
ed, ~ those -lics- 10
mat on Of the ung III which ali ktaw /, tn high
ROAD to consnmp0oa Wrghts ndio veg.ta lr Pills
SAT- io cold aud coughs a.p they
cary Oh by the stom ch end bow els ,or mo BID umor;
VIII CHI 4 pos te the a tn th- owe
dangerous mp,iat single twenty-five crot b.x OF I'd
Indian Veg. tale Pills tc,ent Ike perfect ture of
will b mpr we'd, aud The cood mp etcly purisI
new life and vinor wh le IL should
also be rsnsinh red that by the nime VIVA. NJ.
Spears, who sells medci ting h- Iidi,n Pits al
the corner OF Race al Front Phil dehii
agent Of mine; neither .y uius i,y he
has fr sale The only security impos H. to pur
chase Of of uohemsaed cnaracts or At the o and
general depot No. 288 Gre-nwich ste :, New York
WILLIAM WRIGHT.