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NOTICE,

no .$26 REWARD.-Tbe Subscriber will
KY give the above reward, of twenty. five dollars,
o. Tor the apprehension and delivery, or sccu.
49, ing IN any Jail so that get him again, a
Nogr" Man by the name of ANDHEw, about IS
years old, ? leet 9 or s inches high somewhat yell
low colnPiGxion' ratler pleasing countenance.-
andrew talks rather fast, and stammerinp when
questioned or excited. He eloped from nv resi-.
dencc in Gates County, N. c., on the 26tb of last
month. ~
Masters of vessels and all other persons reo,
TONED against harboring or carrying ay,av said
negro, IS the law will be enforc ed IN s1cb 80 '""
SETH r.. NORFLEET.
Gates County, N. G. Nov 1O-OD4tF
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ELOUR.-4O0 bbls Frcdericksbure and BaITT.
IL more inspected SUPREME FLOUR, mo
mcntly expected for sale by J. WILLS.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MEDICAL. CARD

LIZ; H.. ". NEWTON tenders his r~ofession-
- al Serviccs to the Public, and may be found
a, mr. Hits BOARDING House, in Gosport, near the
Navy Yard, at all times, except when he is absent
y" BUSINESS Sept 24-lm
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E'ALL DRY GOODS.-JNO. OCK & co.
IL most respectfully beg leave to inform the citi
zcns of Portsmouth and its vicinity, that they have
hnisned receiving their Fall supply Of DRY
consists in part as follows
Super Black French Cloths and Cassimcrcs; ST..
per Fancy French Cloths and Cassincrcs; VaIen.
cha, and Swansdown Yestings; Black. Blue, La
%vcndcr, Steel Mixed, and other cclors S ittinctts
Twccds Tor Sack Goats, Kcrseys, Flannels, Blan.
kets, { ia: Domestics, Brown and Blcached do.
Cord. and White Canton Flauncls, Calicoes of cy-
cry quality, Cashlnerrs, Mousalin D'Laines, Super
Plaid and Striped Silks, Black Italian do, Black
A lpacas and Bomblzines, Bleached and Brown
Linen, Table Cloths and Diapers, Russia and Birds
Eve do, Huckerback Towing, Table Napkins, Sus.
penders, Cord. and Black Silk Cravats and Scarfs.
Collars, Stocks, Bed Quilts, Di,nity. Cotton and
Silk Hosiery, Cashmere. Blanket, Wooden Nett,
and other style Shawls Also a large assortment
of BRUSSELS and Ingram Carpcting,S Passage and
Stair do 4 and s 4 Floor Oil Cloths, Carpet Bind.
lngs, Cotton Bookings, and many other articles
which cannot be named in an advertisement All
we ask is that our friends and the public generally
Will give us a call before purchasing our object
being to sell cheap for each.
JOHN COOKE & co,
Oct 10 High street.
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A GEM.-We never read the following with.
out feeling twenty per cent. improved by it:
Two neighhors met one Of hem was exceed
ingty rich, the other in moderate circumstances
The latter began To congratulate the former On his
great possessions; and the happiness he mus, On
Joy, and ended ii with contrasting il with his own
condition.
My friend" said the rich man, {" will you
allow me 10 ask one question 2"
Certainly sir"
Would you be willing to take my property.
and lake the whole care of it fur your boarding
and clothing z"
"No indeed"
"We'll that's all I get"
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TRUSTEES SALE.-puranant to . Decd :,

ALE.-Pursua to a Deed OF
j. Trust from George Beatty, and Ann f.. his
wife, bearing date 25th April, 1914, of record in
the Clerks Office of Norfolk County, to secure n
certain debt therein mentioned, to the Bank of Yir.
ginia, WILL BE SOLD, at Public Auction for cash
before the Court House of Norfolk County, on
the 10th day of December, 1916, at
on London street, in the town of M com.
mencIng on the North side Of London street at the
line OF James II. Parrish, thence running East
along London street thirty feet to the line of John
THOMPSON, thence North one hundred and thirteen
feet' thence West parallel TO London street thirty
lcct, thence South one hundred and thirteen feet TO
the beginning, with its appurteDanccs.
JNO A.. CHANDLER, )r
Nov l9-tds
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Herald copy 81 wM&ml
DEARLY WHITE TEETH.-(
III IC ROSE TO0Tu p iSI,E nL.N

DEARLY WHITE TEETH.-ARoMAT.
l. ~ ROSE PASTE -Those who value
handsome teeth, this Tooth Paste, will be found
very valuable, it gives a pearly whitcness to the
tceth' hrInness to the gums, fragrance to the breath,
and stops the progress of decay.
RoussePs Cologne, Bears Grease, Soaps, &C.
DR.. Santos, Superior Tooth Powder, approved
ana used ny Dentists, generally. The genuine for
sale only at the Drog Store Sign Of the Bio MortaT
Nov IN CHAS. II. HEINlTSH, Agent.
SUPERFINE WET OTL.-Just received
~ a fresh supply of Superior Sweet or Table Oil.
tPeriectly pure. no adulteration o mixture.)
FRESH JUJUBE PASTE,-Frcnch and a sumo
rlor article. For sale AZ the Drug Store Sign of the
big Mortar. CHAS. II. HEINITSH, Agent.
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TN. COGNAC BRANDY.-75 bbIs Philadel.
a phia Brandy, for sale low by
Nov ~ JOSIAH WILLS.
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DLOUGH S.-33 PLoUGHS of various sizes,
> WI be sold very low to close, by
Octl5 ]. WILLS.
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TURKS ISLAND SALT.-The cargo of
a. the schr Caroline, in store and for sale by
Nov ~ JOSIAH WILLS.
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GHOT:-740 bags Drop Shot, assorted, for sale
at Baltimore factory prices by
Nov l9 JOSIAH WILLS.
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GENUINE POPULAR ES :

ZEN OINE POPULAR MEDICINES
- JUST received a full supply of the following
valuable and genuine Preparations. We wa,rani
every article sold by us to be the genuine. and di.
rect from the hands of the Proprietors -.
Sands Sarsaparilla, IBristol's Sarsans,;ua
Hungarian Balsam Life Bulbs Sarsanar;u,
9Iyrup lar ana Naphtha DR.. Jaync's Preparations
I"'ahGS hPenlert Doctor Swayne's Syrup
sugaT coated Hlils Wild Cherry
AiureaInS ointment Crimson letter Wash
Indian Vegetable Pills Lucina Cordial
Ddhuciioh ana tomato Swaim's Panacea
ranaGea FahnestOck's Vcrmifuge
nouck,s ranacea Briackerhoh's Medicine
sure cure a que and Fe- Barnes Pile Lotion
WY YER Plis Hays Linimentf for Piles
"lstarS Baisam Wild e. Gardeners Liniment,
Cherry &c, &c.
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS Oils Class
&c' &c, which will be sold at the vety lowest pri-
ccs. CHAS. n. HEINITSH, Agent,
Member of the Philadelphia College of
octl Pharmacy and Chemistry.
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@ X. BELL woald respectfully inform
VI his friends and the Public that he still
- MANUFACTURES TO al kinds
~SSAof HATS and CAPS, in ii very superior
o. manner. and of the latest and IN st ap.
proved Fashions, at his Hat and Car Establishment
High street, opposite Old Dominion Office. Ports.
mouth, va. Oct ~
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For the New Era.
g.,

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SC.
New YoRK, Nov. Is, S P. M.
Cotton-The sales were about 400 bales, with
out a change in prices.
~Floor-Sales of $500 barrels, at 1924, and
$500 at Sc.
Whsat-Sales Of 5000 bushels Genesee white,
tor export. at 81 % a 81 .25.
Corn-The demand continued firm, and 80
cents would have been obtained for large lots of
pure good white (forced sale) brought 76 cents /;
5000 do. 70 cents; 1000 do mixed. western,
70 cents. and | a 1900 bushels of common
white, 80 cents. Market closed firm.
Rye-Sales a a 5000 bushels. at II a TIA
cents.
Oa's-were inactive a, 36A for Canal.
Corn Meal-frm at s4.25.
Rye Flonr-Stesdy at 81. i2a a 1926.
Barley-l a 1900 bushels suld at GA CENTS
to arrive.
Proyisions-Sales of $50 barrels thin Mess
Pork at $3.50; Prime do. at SS.l2a. No change
In Beef. Small sales of barrel Lard at n cents.
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BORT WIN Els bbls low priced Port Wine.
u for sale by JOSIAH WILLS.
Nov 10
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MACOBOY SNUFF.-2O Jars MACOBOY
1TI SNUFF.
10 half barrels Scotch Snuff
50 doc papers Cut Tobacco, for sale by
Nov 10 JOSIAH wUJS
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What do you wish to ge, in your two bot
Ties = said a grocer To a little boy as he entered
his store.
Mother wants a cents worth of your best
yeast
Which bottle will you have it in 2"
III have 1t IN both. And will you, il you
please. put a cork in them? Can't you send i,
hume, cause I'm gning another way I"
Well, where's your cent %
" Mother says you must charge it,"
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STOVES, STOVES, STOVES! = have on
- hand a good many second Stoves, some
Of them are as good as new, at about half price of
new Also some Of the most beautiful Air. Tioht
Parlour Stoves that have ever been seen about tbesc
diggius. Coffee Mills for 81 cents ; Coal ScutIcs
a Variety Box Mills at 81 cts Cin1er ShoveJs at
1S2; do rs, and do 81; Tin Roasters at I'll tx ~
S3 90 Stoves as low as $50 d, and every otber
article at equally low prices. Call and sec. ~
DANIEL S. CHERRY.
Under Old Dominion OBce.
p. $. Pots, Kettles, Spiders, Ovens and Andirons
Tor sale as above. Oct 81
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For RENT

d THE DWELLING part of the House, over
H. the Drug Store, Sign of the Big MORTAR
-. This location is one of the most central, and
would answer remarkable well for a small family.
Possession given ON the LIST January. Apply to
Oct u CHAS. III. HEINITSH, Agent.
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ION RENT.-The RESIDENCE and STORES
a formerly occupied by DR.. VIM. Collins, near
the Crawford House Possession given on the lst
of January, 1917. Apply to Mr.. John w. Collins,
or to S. WHEELER
Oct ~
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FOR SMITHPIELD.
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGE
MENT.
NEW STEAMBOAT AND RAIL. ROAD

Richmond, Petersburg, Fredericksburg, Washington
and alexandria
AG-s Fare TO Richmond and
A-Jh Petersburg, rs cents only,
including meals.
Fare to F. eIcrickshurg
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kegs ]. r. Tarplett s. Sons Nails.
~ landing from schr independence. an for sale
"'Soto,y prices ny JOSIAH WILLS.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-12-25
INSTRUCTIONS.

l: Seven minutes are allowed for opening and
closing the mails at all officesswhere 40 particular
ume Is specified; but on rail road and steamboat
routes tnere is to be no more delay than is neces-
sary to deliver and receive the bags.
2. The mail is to be conveyed in preference to
passengers, and to their entire exclusion, if its
weight and bulk require it.
3. Post Office blanks, mail bags, and the special
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-03-03
CARRYING TIE GREAT
6ENYW.gL UNITEN S1.arrS M.ALL

CARRYING TIE GREAT
eEN2R.8L UNITED STATES MAIL,
81 szss4sf3 LGaVnelOw rHh Vt SPEARS hRrt.
.ssag1, IA lim0re, EVERY MUNnAY. "a En.
,sattAAsS4tlaS- NESDAS and FRIDAY, Al 4 O'coCk
Pm IN The well Known Cnfnglcle steamboat
GEoRHlA, Capt Cannon, (h' ing will prepared to-
the winter Tor Norfolk and Portsmouth, Va rouncc
tih2 next morning al 6 O'Clock, Wuh The st aiuhunr
% a;Iss'ss CURTIS PEEK Caps. DAVIS ,nr steam
$5gss,RSi,ls,r heat ALICE, Capt skinner for Ricl.
s'|esS4lAaaasH mOnd la City POiHt hailrnad uI re
rSb ~ Va, (nn'vnt there about Two hos r. aht ad Il
Tue Great Southern Mail Lae) without tail vi con-
ectinn-uU loss NJ sleep ana hut ne b;Ip9, of has
Gage-thpnce by Petersburg RailiUad 10 Weldon \
G., aud thence by railroad ard ,anr.bnaI f., har,q
ton, : G., aud thence by the snthgin Fnnps Ia \, W
Orleans, through IN about d;,SH. ami uuch lhr
mnsI pleasant comfortable aud shnre-l rnnlr Snuh
gIi" lasarn"er7 may reNi ao.ued ,hsI iht Ray auf
James 'IV'T Line Ut R'aIH are vel pPi,trd Tar Ihr
winter Travel TIL" 0niuti nj PASSENGERS II, iugw
attended 10 ny HE officers and prnIfpi,rR aud whai
Is here stated lHay be 90 lied TN is I'ip itaih
~ The Bay Lire leaves N0,G,lk OH 7 tuesdays.
THURSDAYS and stTGEDAYS. ~ j a., iUrk. p
". uJ u tltimUr Hrijy,n9 abuuI s 'rlngk ue,tunrn
ing, connecting with thilafellh'H ~.
WINTER EARN.
me gre aGdIhonl expense E3I he Winter Line
compsis the propHeiofs TO advance The pa,sagl for
Passase between Baltimore, Norf,gk or Ports
Pa>sag" between Baltimore, Cmy Po,n1, lrip5s-
burg or Richmond. Observation-Disclosures. 7,CU
Passage between Baltimore aud Weldon, y G. 1850
Passa'e bPtwe II Baltimore & Charleston -. g 2l,u0
I Meals and lodging included On Hay and River huaIsl
by TINS arfahgeine"l passengers will perceive Ihti
TINS r0ntn is the cheapest ni"s plrasau and cumfnr-
labe, aud hut little donbt Of delay from lee, las in The
Potomac, o. III" Gtea u. =. Mail RoutP) as we have
engaged The Ice Boat to keep open rack for US in
the Patapsco River when possible
N7- Travellers will he directed ny our Soliciting
Agent, who hands these Bills. and who will rive eve
ny information and c0nduct them Ia the boat Hand
your checks TO him ar our Porter Norfolk Line on
his hat,) in the depot yard, who will attend to your
baggage.
dl7 T. sHEPPARD, Agent
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-03-03

WAR FEELING IN CANADA. The Quebec
Gazette Of the Goth instant extracts the follow
ing from the Montreal Gazette of the 18th in
stant:-"As soon as the news of the final rejec-
ton of an arbitration was received in Montre-
al, the feeling was pretty general that war was
inevitable. The different volunteer corps forth
with began to fill their ranks, and enrolment is
going forward with great rapidly" The
Quebec paper adds:-"The officers Of most of
the Quebec Baitaions of Militia have been
drilling for some time past under sergeants of
the regular forces. Whether we have peace
or war, it IS well to be prepared to discharge
the duties Of our allegiance and for The defence
of the country"
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GOODS.


- FREDERICK FIGKEY h SONS,
No. 400 BALTIhI' IRE ST.,
Have received nv late arrivals tom knlupr u large
addition to their former srocH uf ruuds, Which win ne
increased by several packets which arrive this
munth,
Pearl, Agate and Bone BUTTONS
Ia ,es, stay Bindings aud Thread Lace
Carpet aud London BINDINGS
Taors' Trimmings
Satin, Silk and Cotton CRAVAT3
Spool Cotton
Tiey's Patent Shoe THREADS
ERgIi IN and German HnSeIy and Gloves
B0bhin IaCps and Efgings
Looking Glass PLATES
CUTLERY, a complete assortment
Snuff Boxes and Jews' Harps
States, Slate Pencils, and general assortment OF
GERMAN Goods.
ALSU-On CONSIGNMENT
Solid Head PINS
Gilt, Lasting Silk and Bone BUTTONS
Gum Suspenders, Combs
Playing Cards, Brushes
Fancy .oap and Perinmery
CLOCKS, friction Matches
Sh, e BLEACHING
Gilt Jewelry, Razor SIr0p1, &c. 10 which we in
vie the attention Of purchasers, and viii only say to
them, that if they will give cll before making
their purchases they will find it to their advantage,
as we have taade such arrangements tor importing
goods will enable us to Offer them AZ prices
which cannot fail to please [Al fell
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-03-03
VEGETABLE PILLS.

FBNEE GENUINE Sc EIA BLE PILLS,
X AN EFFEGTUAL CURE FOR GONORRh GA,
elects, STRUCTURES, &C. &C or all tie rene
dies vet discovered for the of these complaints
the Vegetable Pills have beCn the most ptfrclua as
they have over been known to f il rfi, c yerma
nent cure. They arr mild and pleasant 10 take, yet
powerful in their action, aad may g taken wilhout
The Knowledge Of the most intimate frIohh. These
PILLS are VI up in square boxes, with fnil directions
accompanying each box.
QI3' For sale by J. o. 81 ". McCormick " Gay.st.
(O.T.); g. WsGman, Light 81. Oppnrie Fountain
Inn, and by J. f. Perkins n Bro, cor Franklin ana
GrCGR.sts,
In WashHgtGn--hy NJ, Deany, cor. a street and
Pennsylvania Avenue, and b, G.. scott cor 7h II
and the Avenue. Price 81 a box. il7
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FREIGHT TO PHILADELPHIA.

WU TUTUT'I IdTNh Ut TTTE
Ess:y4s.shS ~ Ts1 Philadelphia, " mington and
eeJs5 sAAAszA. Baltimore Railroad COMPANY
--ss 2 e. NM, now running daily texcelt
Sundays) netwcen Baltimore and Philadelphia.
DC MERrHANDlZE, &C, VIII be received al
the depot, corner Of President and Fleet sts every
day Except Sundays until ) O'Clock, P. NJ.
CO All articles must he accompanied with me
morandum. showing the marks, destination II name
of censignee-and in all cases the Freight on Goods
for Way places (wheTe agencyis c. tahlshed) must
be PAID n advance, otherwise they will no he sent
dlS-tf A. CRAWFORD, Agent.
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DRY GOODS! DRY GOODS!!

ANOTHER STOCK SELLING OFF ut COST"
"COMt AND SEE "
FENHIS DAY. SELLING OFF AT
Il No. 81 BALTIMORE STREET,
large stock Of Fancy ant staple Goods will he sG'd
at PRIME COST Where some OF the greatest bar
gains of the season may h. had.
CASH" ERES, MO LSELlNES, CHlNTZES,
CALICOES, SILKS, SHAW Is,
BLANKETS, FLAN NELS, DOMESTICS,
and all kinds of Fancy Goods, beautiful aud rich
CLOTHS, CASSINERES, VESTlNGS,
SCARFS, CRAVATS, HDKFS
Of all qualities and kinds ut prime cnst, without re-
serve. Call early, and you will he di,appoinIt d.
frl3 EDWARD J. RICHARDSON.
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the KISS az lTVD rH9 PARLOR p0oR.

~ j. WAKEFIELD,
TAKE MI the Die l>'sr's Il those ;hreo
CRH rWP-w"Hill, Game and wiEey
SAIL ~ wa be the sapi" 20 ne,
Winnie IhII rrin liuS hat min:
BIZ give ne this-I'n nothing lui4s,
Pr III lG ;rrls he more
OF p'el4mr", WIN can st-ni Kiss
Behind lht pIfIur door "
If thrrF's Such plrIsur in n kiss.
ThIitVcall alh rmr and TineH
Gau"ul com ARE with IL I'l make
The pr Ci"us treasure minri
Yes, III IA mre' with W ichfGl sun.s,
Ans r twnirg' 'rnt-" a score,
The ner oAan'c VIII sirala kiss
Ballhd some iaFiOr door,
New if it's H. they shy il is,
III At "sl1en Tnit is sweet"
II proves Lnri kiss IS must b. s'oLeB
no tHakr the bliss complete,
n SO, pll pluck them from The tree,
Nor troIrle he ~ ~ for mo g.
Oh, che kiss the stolen Kiss for me,
Bnhind The y ulUr do!
If Kisses eere the fruit that graced
Thu Tree Hf HdPn iame,n
In pluckiug them do not think
Tnat Eve W Is rlnch 10 blame.
firh hut one fault with the dame,
Z unugh s0ne have found score
To cut the fruIt she shnaid have gone,
Behind the patlor door!
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q ELLING OFF! SELLING OFEH
y At No. as HOWARD STREET,

In
y At No. as HOWARD STREET,
81 door from Fayetie st.
A large and general assortment Of Seasonabe DRY
GOODS at very reduced prices, in order 10 make
room for Spring purchases.
Rich Cashmere de LANES and Chusans
Handsome CLOAKINGS, at the low price of 81
Rich SHAWLS, of various kinds, very cheap
Beautiful new stye CALICOES at l2t
Good bleaohed and unb'eached MUSLlNS at6t
French and English MERl NOS, cheap
Alpaccas and Bombazines, very cheap
Cassineus, Cassimere> and VeStings
WOoIIen and Canton FLANNELS; HOSIERY
BLANKETS, and many other Winter Goods, at
closing out prices.
Also on hand, just received, a fresh supply Of Do.
mestic, Furnishing and tapIe DRY GOODS, at our
usual low prces-enbracing
Bleached and brown Shcetings and Shirlings
TickiAs; col'd Cambrics Checks; Stripes. sc.
Barnsley and Irish 81 ceilings, 1914 and l24
Damaa< Table Diaper, Napkins and Toweing
PiIInw-case Linens, Irish Linens. sc.
Cambria, Jaconet, Swiss. Book and Plaid Nuslns
HAYWAHD'S Cheap store.
fe7 No. % Howard ST., Sd door from Favstie,
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Vldlng line than she has hitherto. That the
american cabinet has wisely determined not
to renew her proposition of the forty-ninth de
Free, after it was so summary rejected by the
British Minister, must be admitted by every
rejecting mind; and that it should be unwil-
ling TO leave that to arbitration (our ttle)
which has so conclusively bccn shewn to be
undeniablc by tho ublest jurist in the country
Ought not to be objected to by Americans
The late news shews plainly that in both coun.
tries there is an expectation Of a yielding Of
claims by the other in Oregon, in consequence
Of commercial advantages offered in change in
corn laws or reduction of the Tarlff-wh,ch
much fear will not DO realized; for do believe
neither country disposed to give up as much
OF this territory as will satisfy the other.
In conclusion permit me, esteemed fellow
citizens, to say-lhat We should not permit
our rcPuguance 10 a war with a powerful ma
ton, Ike England, to influence us to do MUS
tice to our own rulers. II will be time enough
lor us 70 suspect the sincerity Of our cabinets
wish to preserve peace, when England shall
have made such u proposition for division
Of this territory as the United States can, con.
$ silently with tho interest and honor oil tn
American people, accept. | remain, with great
respect, your fellow citizen,
NORM PoINT.
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Few tines less make q Iore-f an adv TtSemeHi
ttceer1 ten hnre, the ice will he in proportion.
All 'vertiSemens are payable at the time Of their
Insertion.
!. GJ-THB WEEKLY CLIPPER, a large Famrly
Jew paper confirming al the select matter Of the
|*iy, - pIh'iSHed every saturday morning. al tbs low
rice NJ 81 pnr aHnunI.
20 All nlD"Fs sent by mail, discontinued The
~ on WhiGl Ih- aivnmce payment eN oires
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tAccordi"g to the prevailing belief Of such in ire
land believe in Farydnm, the Lcprerhaa7t j. o. q
drniuntve species ri supgrnatmHi hrmgs, lie knows
where Vst amounts Of ire sure is hid AMI win tell If
y'u can Keep yoT eve On him, hut if You remove it
tor "a moment he Vanishea.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-03-03

DIcKENsoN COLLEGE. The Bellies Letter
Society of this institution, at Carlisle, Pa,
held celebration on the esd ult. The follow
ing was the "Order of Exercises"
"Musie. Prayer. Music, (by the Carlisle
brass handy Anniversary Address, c. w.
Carrigan, Philadelphia. Music Influence of
Speculative Minds, S. Levin, Delaware co.,
Pa. Music. Genius, ]. A. Creswell, Port
Deposit, Md. The Spirit of Poetry, c. T. J..
McIntlre. Bloomfield. Music. Action Char
acteristc of the Age, w. G. Dom, Baltimore,
Md. Music. Nature and Destiny of Man, s..
Tllton Browne, Georgetown, d. G. Music.
Public Sentiment, J. B. Keller. Carlisle. Mu-
sic. Benediction -
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IMPORTANT FROM ST.. DOMINGO BarbaroH
Orders The New York Herald contains adj
vices from ST. D ,mingo to the 26th of Janua-
ry, up TO which time nothing of importance
had TRANSFERRED between the belgerents. The
Haytien Admiral with | IA of the prisoners,
including thirty-four officers, were in custody
at the city, the others were at Puerto Plata
One of the officers among the prisoners is bro
ther-in-law OF President PierrrOt Capt Va
Ion, also among them, being deserter fiom
the Domnicans, had been tried by court mar
tial and condemned to death. He appealed to
the President for mercy, who had referred the
matter to Congress, which was to have been
convened on the I'd of February. According
to the Ell DOminicano, of the 18th of January,
some of the officers declare that their instruc-
tons from President Perrot were to the effect
that once getting possession of Saman and Pu-
erto Plata, all males, without exception of per-
son or age, and al, females under FIVE, were to
be massacred. Women over forty years to be
tied back to back, and conveyed to the Cape;
the younger women to bo left to the discretion
of the captors.