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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-01


IL One Of the Boston papers publishes a letter written,
three years ugo-snd why now for the first time publish.
ed, we cannot coujecture-by one David Sears to John
Quincy Adams. IN which a mode is proposed for the
abolition Of slavery IN the u. States, by the action Of Con-
gress. This plan proposes Inc purchase by Congress OF
all Slaves born pnot to l5j0-aiter which date every child
shall be born free. Without psasing 10 decide upon the
feasibility OF tho plan, or to nsk by what means Congress
is 10 get the money, we would enquire Of David Sears, or
Of those VINO may sustain has proposition, wha, right Con.
gess has TO legislate upon the subject at all7 We notice
this letter, because 1t is generally re. published at the
North, and seems TO attract Bomo attention. Tho fact
that Nj. Adams has held IL IN his possession thrso years,
shows that even he was not prepared 10 introduce so mon
sirogI a PROPAGATION yet its publication now, in the organ
Of the party In Boston so spty chisioned "YouDg Ain.
ca" indicates, in connection with some other movements,
n purpose 10 make IT a subject OF discussion at this time.
We take It for granted, however, that II any member Of
Congress shall b. grscsless enough 10 father this Quixotc
schcno, that body will promptly and with almost onure
unanimiy refuse even to consider It. Yet, 10 Is not TO be
concealed, that oil the signs Of the times point 10 q force
renewal Of the Abolition agitation, IN some form, at the ap
proaehing session Of Congress. But may we not hope,
shat the good sense uud patriotism Of a large majority Of
the members Of that body, will at once rown down Inc At
scmpi, II 1t shall be made
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COMMERCIAL RECON-.
RICHMOND MARKETS

eohhkcrKD TWICE A WEEK FOR The wHIs.l
ron.cc NOVEMBER 3Oth. 1886.
FLOUR-Sales Mt SIS.
EAT-llOal for primo-inferio, from sOalOoc-
CoRN-New Co; old corn IS.
oAIS-35 TO doc. from Depot-in demand.
CUT NAILS to 4tc.
TEAS-lmperial and Gunpowder SOC. to 81 .o5: Blsck
25a5Oc. 9'r' nisoA
W~HlSKEY-Bbl Csc; Hogshends 24c.
LiME-Thomaston sales from wharf al,
moLASSES-N. Orleans 26a3Oc.; Poro Rico aS aaOc.
Cuba l6a22e. Stock very light.
CANDLES-SPcrm 26a27c; Patent Sperm DOC; Bull,,
Patent l4c; Talow l0al2I.
CorfEE-Markei has an upward tendency. Ri, 7I.sc.
Lagqayra .ssse; Java l0all5; ST. Domingo 6Sa7.
HERDS GRASS-Sl.
TIMOTHY Do.-S3 DER busbel
PIG IRoN-S25 TO IS.
No. 1. a. M o "A a.,
OIL-Winters strained oil best no Cts.
PROVISlONS-Bacon, Smith6eId az csn,s. was,.,,
SIDES 6aote; Shoulders Alas cts; and Baltimore side,
oa0tc; shoulders 43a5 cts; Hams 6Ia7I; Lard sasIe.
r~LASTEk-From the Wharf, S3,l2y per ton do.
Basin 81 to 4,l23.
sO1AhS-Wi unprecedented small stocks the mar
ht continues very firm. We quote N. Orleans staS3c; r.
Rico sta9c; ST. Croix salOc.
SHOT-5a5i.
SaLI-rtom wharf, 81 ,60; from store, 81, 10.
Hogs Sc. "'
EXCHANGE.
n. York drafts ik prem. Baltimore draft, iaE prem.
Philadelphia " isS North Carolina Sa3 DIE.
south Carolina j dis. Wheeling , dis.
Treasury Notes . prem. Tennessee dis.
Alabama 5n6 dis. Specie prem
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uC The Pennsylvania regimen, of Volunteers is now
said to be full, with the exception OF one company. Five
companies ore from the city Of Philadelphia-the remain.
der from the interior Of the State.
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~ The Bamburr Is. e. Journal comments upon the
annersuon of New Meueo to tho Union by the procla-
manon Of Gen. KesrneY with brsviV, but with point
We sre elsd to sec such an indication from thsi quarter
1--WE hink fsays the J1ufnal) that such a stretch Of Ex
ceudve s~sthonfy. 70 say he iesst oft, is extremely ques-
dcnabls. Its cnicalaisd certainly 90 render hs power
uaam,ssd. md 10 swallow up thar o. al tho other depart
msas 81 ihs Goyefnment|
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u The Boston papers announce that the health Of EI.
President Adams continues 10 improve, so that there Is a
probability that no may be able to take his seat in Con.
prcss hv The IHf of January.
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" Sir r. Pakonham, the British Minister, arrived in
this city, by The Southern cars, yesterday. 10 wus in Co
lumbia, s. a few days ago, and was invited by the Legis-
lauro o. thst State to occupy a privileged seat within the
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Gun Comnm.

A number Of the members Of the Legislature OF South
Carolina attended D Lecture Of Professor Ellet. on the Con
Cotton, ia C~olum5is, a few days since. end witnessed scvo.
raj interesting experiments. Specimens Of The prepared
cotton were exploded by ignition and percussion. Among
them was the following Two uains were lard upon a
plank painted white-ono Of sxplosivo cOIoa, the other Of
R~unpUwdor, and Simultaneously ignited. The combustion
Of INC Runp,wdor wss more rapid, much smoke was gene.
rated, and the boatd bueksnod along the line Of the uain.
Tho cotton train neither emitted smoke nor discolored the
plank. Riaes and pistols were also discharged, to show
the comparative force Of the two Propslling agents and
the experiments ~msafestcd the superior power Of fao cot
ton.
A county correspondent sends US the following enqui-
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AZ Wa have ns5e space. aner . long dolsy, lct the I'D.
rulfsbls address q Wm. q. ossuon, ESQ., delivered be-
ss %, Bsnreo Agricultural ssd HoTtoOliaTJ sO'isV 81
sl1, anassi nssdpg. 81.
OO sas co. os ~ loo III
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M corrnN POMDER.

- u stated that the u a greet discovery, and will soon
entirely superedo OIL other p~owdtr-thot u is stronger aud
auioksr. sod that IL creates no moisture and makes no de-
post whatever iu ihs barrel. But what b. h. effect upon
re barrel n there be no moisture, will not the heat,
after a few rapid discharge, be iusupporabio-and will not
the barrel be soon bafnt QUIT ] am totally iguofsnt on
tke subject. and ak iof inf0rmauon oi those who have
No. .sg.omena. A COUNTRYMAN.
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Mark II Parsenson, has been arrested at New Orleans.
accused Of hoidiBg Intercourse with The Mexican Govern
mcnt.
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~ The New York Canals we're closed by ice last woek.
Tho recent milder woaihol however. may have c-opsned
them Tor navigation.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Port OF ichmond
HikA Water ns day at "a S'eiost, p. ".
ARRIVED,
Steamer PocahontAs, Holingshead, Bait.
sehr Gaena. Peirpont, New York.
Sehr Independence, Kerwan, Norfolk.
SAILED,
Sehr Gen Irwin. Wilson. Wilmington, del.
Schr Express, Foxwell, EIkton.
sebr Lynchburg. Gould, New York.
Brig Ruby, Mckenzie, Salem.
Schr Edward, Kinney, Salem.
Schr Marietta Burr, Dearborn, New York.
schr John Stull, Teal, Phila.
BALTIMORE, Nov 29.-Anived. schr Missouri,
G royes. from Richmond.
PhILA. Nov 2o.-Anived, Schr Mary Miller, Bale.
man, 8 days hom Richmond. Cleared, Schr SEQUEL ar.
rants, Richmond.
NEW YORK, Nov 2s.-clonrod, sebr Mary Jane
Peck, Lincoln, Richmond.
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y . y TEA.

BAGS prime Loguira Coffee,
HOO 100 do do on Java do,
10 Gases ereuorC0n Powder Tea. fresh. For safe
h. fe 2. W A. D /. FUY 90.
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Another voluntary Tribute 90 Wi.sar.. n.,.,w.

Ds,, s,. NJ - nennseee county, Maine, AoG. 10, iei5.
Z " my testimony In fhvcr Of your vaiuah.. Mel I'm.
VIII DO you any good, or be Of any service 10 the sies n am c,es
you ec weieems to make such use Of IL as you please. For .vn
Q . .Isn' ye.s have not enjoyed perfect heahh. In the So I'M, Of
ios ! mad some cough. ] was then In Worcester county. M,.,-
~ tpph'd o a Physisian, who give ne sons. medicine. bu, n A A
=, y mc 4 was not able TO work curing the summer. Ias
49, : meeh worse. - reduced by eouI hing. and sweauu.
~ - us' was obliged to take my room. My Psysieiao tred \,
'an 70 'emose my cough and ,esore IN g TO hcahh. hui \ A A ma,
NJ, ~ W " T. however. concluded TO try Wi tar. Bal,am OF
!. 4 was Then toubed with very fcquest s,rIi. Of
coughing hight and day: before I had taken on. b,ui. mo so..n
go aug 4 eonunued TO take the Meiicin, until I wa, abie 10
baisam OF Wild Cherry has cured me AT lc.st \ 6.e, ssw"n -
~ Q Twelve years. JOHN MErCALF.
IN n. ,as WIN snb'eriber. aud believe his statement
-" HOWARD n. LOvlJoY.
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Further particulars of the Disn.,cr

We learn from -. w. Boyle, Clerk on board, that after
the steam chest parted. tho vessel noatcd some little way,
aud lei 90 both anchors about one o'clock Thursday morn
ing, where she lay. The gale continuing TO incuase. the
Crates belonging to the boilers were taken from them, at
taehed TO a cable made on board, and thrown overheard,
as an additional RHchOr. The baggage and cargo were
thrown overheard, aud probably most Of IL was washed
ashore by the violence Of the gale. She did not leak a par
ticlo from tho time she anchored. The anchorage was We.
~ bad, a. nothing but stone OF rocks wero found.
The passengess numbered about IS. Every body on
board the boat wa, provided With lfe-preservon. great
many threw themselves Immediately into the surf, and de-
pended entirely upon the waves 10 throw them ashore.
Three walters aud the 9TH cook, and most Of the pas
sengers, were lOst by tho falling Of The promenade deck
The list Of passengers both from Boston and Norwich, is
saved and wasgivon in charge Of tho Steward by the Clerk
Tor safe keeping, but ne h was wet, nnd required 10 be
dried before 1t could be used, no further particulars can be
given with any certainly.
The passengers and crew wore treated with the qtestest
hospitality by Mr. Winthrop, who resides an the leland,
and de'ife 20 return their sincere lhaaks 10 him for hs very
kind attention 10 them.
As is often the case, when any accident bappons on "a
waters a number Of robborcs were soou 10 lake place; and.
In this instance, they were OF the most cruel Kind. The
passengers end crew that were saved, in looking Tor their
baggage that came ashore FOR the purpose OF changing their
clothes from the vet state thoy were In, found that their
trunks, osrpst-baRs. valisos, &c, had been cut and nned 10
q great extent Two sloops lay At anchor some little ways
irOm HEM, and suspicious we're attached ~ The crew as
being tho perpetrators.
There are only two houses on The Island, one Of which
h Mf. Winthrop's a. above stated.
The bodies that were saved were carried over 90 New
London for intormeni, and III tho attention that can be
paid 20 tho recovered bodies will be, tsuch as procuring
collins, sbrou5s, &c, and giving thom a respectable buhalJ
" the officers attached 10 the Nofsich and Worcester
Railroad Co, " the friends Of the deceased do not receive
early intelligence enough Of this sod event.
Capt Dustan's body was brought up 70 this ely W the
Long island Rail Road train, and was taken immediately
TO his residence on Staten Island. His wifo knew nothing
Of Inc event until the dead body finer husband was brought
home. She takes " very severely indeed. Capt D. leaves
Eve children, tho eldest n whom is only IL years Of age.
he intended 10 have hs lilo insured on his next passage
home. We learn that Capt D. leayos bot a slight dopon-
dsnce for HE family.
The Atlantic was valued At about $780, 900 and was in
we're insured In this oily
jefferson, $4,000
Mutual ssfey, 1900
Ansnto, 1900
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Essus. Thomas PIInt, Henry W. Cook.
~. william Cochran, William nyrne, and

Take Notice, that on the Goth day of Drcem-
Der pst- AT the Once u Thoinss f. aydnor, at No tbuuts,s,a
CouH houa1' in The State q Virginia. between ne hours OF ion
O'Clock m TIE mofniug md sr ocoek IN The tvcninr uf that d,y.
SHAH procecd " taEe III dcporfcus o. James Dofs-n snt ,t,.,.
% De tad a. evid.nee in n suit de5erdien 10 the Circuit Ruf odor
oou' y Law and ChsueeV iof Northumberland county. on thr
maam ot Of Nanny Ignor deceased and Others are ~d.fendsns; "a
gAnh ume nnd pace Jon can auendh you rins proper. Andf
OF shan be c,mmeneed md not oompistsd Inc t,n,g az r. -
wNihe conun1ed hom Day ~ Say NJ ne ssme place and b,,weo.
ne same boan, IN % hey sh1i be taken or eompistsd-
Respectfully, &C.
Dee lf iste-wfw SAMUEL HARCUw
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"A BALE or PLATO LfNsEYs, containing 10 co. ces R6t inches
n wide, anf Manufactured BY Habco.k. was r0isn from our
Wafsh1uie on INC Pain last week We will Pay $50 hr the goods
and dotecuon of The thief or st0 Tor The recovery % no rooda-
The marx on tho wrapper was p Wa.
del w. LUDLAME 60.
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EFor the American Republic AMI
LOUIS PHILIPPE A sCHnoLMasTEt

LOUIS PHILIPPE A SCHOLARSHIPS
A writer in the "Sun," under the signature
of "a Reader Of the Sum-" says, Louis Phil
lipe could have been a teacher in this coun-
try because he circulated in The most respectable
society, Sc, that she dined with my father and
old Mr.. Cairoll!t' How we apples swim!
wonder, sir, TO what branch of the unbleached
arstocracy the writer belongs, that he eschews
the standing of him whose business it is to
teach the young idea how TO shoot? 1t is my
painful duty, however, to INFORM the ikea
der of the Sun" that the Duke OF Orleans"
did entail lasting disgrace on ''my father
and old Mr. Carroll" Tor he taaght school t1s
Virginia.
The Duke of Orleans, accompanied by an
other French gentleman, Mr.. Varona, took
up his Iesidencenear Fayetteville, Fauqnler CO.,
Va, where, for a short time, the Duke taught
school, The only persons now living, that |
know of, who attended his school, are DIR. j.
T. Wihers, Capt. David James and Preston
Willis, who will at any moment certify to the
fact. Varona never returned to Europe, but
lived, until within few years, at German.
town, and though somewhat eccentric, was a
very clever and agreeable gentleman; but there
hung a mystery about his history winch his in
qn,Sltive neg bors sought in VAN to unravel
''Varona,' it was thought, was an assumed
name. He died few years since, and his ho-
dy was disinterred aud carried to foreign parts
by. strangers, about four months after, in a
lelden collin. The Duke was an accomplished
artist, and very fond of pencil drawings. Ro-
bert Randolph, E.q, has now in his pnssessi"n
an admirable likeness OF Preston Willis, done
in crayons by the Duke. The Duke was also
an excellent shot, and the identical gun with
which he committed such havoc among the
partridges, is now the property of WIN. Dnla-
ney, Esq, and is highly priced by him. have
often heard James Deshelds, of waIrenton, a
man bent with years, Boosting of having made
for Lewis Phillips" pair OF fair top boots at
ES.l0 Virginia currency.
A READER OF THE CLippER.
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haps, than Yankees generally hfe-ahu tn''
there was cast to his features dlo ne' i'N'
BESIDES these, ne seemed 10 eye my sH"o'0-
IN very suspicious manner, ana ,n'a2 heI
detected two or three chances o. uo"0""
meaning exchanged between tAe man anu Il"
woman AN nor suspicious ~ my ""'"'''
but hang me II could snake OH d" in'p''S
SION that the dangers to he arPfehehseo 'i',''
wolves were less Than those "iIleh n"u ~
tear ny passing u NY ih 'l"' """'0' 80
had hecn number Of flying reports OF 'IaVe''
Iefs beng made way "ltl, ~ SUCH SoH'h'e
places, and this appeared to ne the pace o.
ali offers tor such KIND OF work go o'de'"2
good by 10 my entertainers, pu' spurs 70 b'f
horse, al'd was sonn out Oh t'ghl' ,..
We'll, sir, logged ai'"- ~ tn'oui','@ VI %"
pace, the road oel"g loio'a"'y A"""' ln"",i-
more of the itttie ctoih 'lu just '"'' ''"" '''
road before me- "ay nave "i"'@'o VS. W.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. d''--iI """""'S "9 -"
| 'hohI2H III s,'4h nh o'n''p'I SUI '.D" W.
10 theh' ihey may nave =" NV "T'' Wv
my couple mat ever tA''.t" 'o' I"@" N'''"'
SIN c"u!d hol GET 'h7 rue" "I' VI wy "',''N
| uat laey were 80 "oV''' '''' '''J '0''1 80
aud as my memory calico up me many h'S,'".
cc5 OF lonely travellers oo''S ''''1'V" AZ '',Is.
stopping places, Inauguration tEh'e''Fu t'''S
! '''A''
whose trace Is hIo"u' "'u J ,''"'"'''u 40
thought OF The tate lhat n'Sh' nave o'e'''No'i
me had yielded TO their nnPo' '"''a'o i"4"'''
| to tarry with them that hght,
Right glad was TO DC wen c,oaF o' t''e'''
"WOlves--tut!" sad /, they only Eea 10 eA-
cite my apprehension TO induce me 10 fet'a"
with them That story might DO 10 ,r'sh'e',
children with, but they should nave ha'cheu
! up something more plausible IMAM .hat 10 gun
man like me-"
by this time had got over tne open Foao
and was entering the WOODS ne pam was
hemmed IN on either slde WIN TAN "eoS, sP'uc
pine and hemlock, win no uhoefgto"',i' i"a'-
ing narrow passage. However, the inll moon
threw Its unbroken light along the pam lha'
stretched before me, save where an "'efhahg-
ing tree INSTRUCTED It's rays 1t was sun,
calm night, as have said, and no soanu broke
the monotonous cIatter OF the hoois o, my
horse as he went along on an easy trot: was
settling down in very comtor able frame OF
mind, INDUCING in those tanc'Iul ieVeres natu-
raj TO youth, and which the qHet and lonely
scene around me was so caIculited to inspire,
when my attention. was aroused ny i".ht, as
tant cry, coming as II seemed rom '"e oeP'h VI
the forest. lis cued inten'iy Tor 10" nun,
| utes, and presently, a prolonged howl, Sllt
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Nay, speak NJ iili--a Kind y wGrl
Gan never leave a sltng be IN !,
And on! "a breathe each tate we've NaaH,
liz far nsDealh mobile mind,
Fail Oft a hH,te. arei Il sown
BY Chbbslur iiIls thv kinder plan,
For i hrt iutle gH1t be- knnwn,
Sill Ie' us speak the best we II.
Give mr tn heart that 'an won Il 1ide-
WJnld tnu tnnGh - td1it FCe;
Row can't pleasure human rrIde
tn pr humanity hut base?
No, let ia reach a higher mood,
4 uOblnr estimate If man;
Re earnest in the search for good,
And speak Of all the best We can.
Then sneak no ill--hut lenicnt be
To nIhers' tailings a your own;
If you're tn first Il fault to see,
Be not the first 10 make il known.
For life is but passing day,
No lip may tell how brief it, span;
Then, oh! the lit lie time we stay,
Let's speak Of all the best we can.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-02-17
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS!
IL n 4 IL IL A

TURE5 got up as INVITATIONS of
THOMSON'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAR
AND WOOD NAPHTHA,
which is daily pffecting such remarkable cures in
PULMONARY CONSUMPTION.
PHILADRLPHI., October ID, l845.
The undersigned is induced to make the following
brief statement under firm conviction that many
valuable lives might be saved, was recourse had te
the same means which have restored me 10 health.
had suffered for years with weakness of the LUNGS
inr0ads Of disease that felt alarm until withiR
the last year. The chief cause of distress pain
in my breast and right side, great oppression, almost
srangling and total inability Use the corrupt
ter VIII ch obstfucted my breathing; and times so
great was my suffering thought could not live
hour. IT is scarcely necessary to say, that during
this time had the best medical attendance, cup
ped, blisered, &c. with avail | also used vari-
Gus advertised and we'll known medicines, Obtaining
relief whatever until | procured T4OMS0N'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAR and WOOD
N.7PHTH.d, one hottie of which benefited me more
than all else I had taken; and now assert ii my
solemn belief that by this time IShOud have ben in
my grave had not procured this remedy at the time
did. SARAH JANE ADAMS,
No. 1873 South Fourth street
Sworn to and subscribed this 18th day of October,
1915, before me, CHAUNcEY BULKLEY Alderman.
repaired only by ). P THOMSON, Philadel phia
Authorised agents: Roberts s. Atkinson, corner Balt
and Hanover Sts; c. Stott, Washington, ID. c.;
NJ. a Stanton, Norfolk; A. Duvall s Co. Richmond,
Va. Price SO cts. or six bottles for 81 80. BewuTe Of
Whon yoa purchase dis 3m'
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Ten ines 0f Tess make squ7re-ri an Advertisement
exceeds ten lines, the q ice will be in proportion
All advertisements are payable AT the time of their
4 ZOE ernn.
IRg~THE WEEKLY CLIPPER, a large FamIIy
New spaper, continuing AL the select matter of IN"
daily, is published every Saturday morning, at tbs low
price Of ~ per auHum.
i 70 III papers sent by matt discontinued tie
day on which lh, advance payment expires.
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SHAKESPEARE. Emerson, the transccndcn-
talist says, that of 604O lines written by Shaks-
peare IN his various plays, 1851 were taken
from the writings of his predecessors, esd
wers lines founded on the writings of Others,
and only l949 were strictly his own.
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Mr. Landernan offered resolution OF thanks
to the propretors Of the Omnbnsses who ten
deTed the use Of their vehicles to the Councils
on tho occasion Of their late visit to the Mayor.
Adopted
Mr. Richardson offered a resolution direct.
ing the committee on Markets to inquire as to
the tenure by which certain stalls in tine mar.
kets are held.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-02-17

The FOREIGN NEws The foreign news, to
be received by the steamer Cambria, which
sailed on tho 4th inst, is TO be expressed from
Halifax to Philadelphia, by the proprIetors OF
the North American. The distance is about
1000 miles,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-02-17

New QUALIFIcArIoN All persons who
are candidates for public favor at Plttsburg,
must be favorable to the tight of way to the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, or else they
stand but poor chance of success.
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ARRIVED SAFE. The Circus company Of A.
Mann have arrived at Maranham, West Indies,
safe. There was some anxiety felt for the
safety of the vessel.
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NREKsOSa SUFFERING WI1

So n r w Ii TIL
" ACHE will have ttcufeu IN one inmate by using
WHEELEk'S TEA-BERRY T0UTH WASH and
the tnnth, viii be protected from all drcay-SOrenc
If the Gums is cured by Usefulness OF the Gums is
cured-Heedng u the Gums is stopped by it, aud the
teeth. gums ana mnuth are alWayskept pleasant and
IN the best state 0t health
Yuur Tea berry Tooth Wash havi"g moved the
>curi tT0m my teeth cured t"Uhacne aud soreness of
gums and arrested AL decay OF teeth, send you
this, my certificate, which you may publish; and
nope that those who suffer with scuH, tuuthache
soreness of the gums aud decay Of the teeth may
| wall themselves of the uppurnEiy f obtaining
|mliar remedy ana un'o.a.uony pleasant lCoti
Wash, JLLLANNA CUTHERAl.,
| w. Wheeler.
| Your Tea-berry Tooth Wash esteem az fully de
>ervIHg all of the praise bestowed upon H. ant
| It qualification to add my testimony OF It's keel
lpnce far the teeth and gums To that which you now
have, for the bent fit OF those who wish remedy
for pain Of the Teeth, Tartar, and wash keep the
teeth and mouth very pleasant for which purposes
have used 1t, and found speedy and very pi
remedy. Nj. B. MAhCOURT.
w. Wheeler.
II afards me pleasure to give my testimony relative
to Wheelef's Tea berry Tooth Wash 1t has entirely
relieved much pain of nay gums, removed swelling
from my gums, cured t0Othache, stopped all decay of
my teeth and pleasant article for preserving the
teeth, gums and mouth in perfect health
w. Wheeler. FREDERICK w. FARSON.
Sold at No. l2l Baltimore street, above South, by
$50 JAMES NJ. HAIG.