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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-13

j. WlBLIN GIL AM,
wuoLrsatU pTAtSE
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
5 now IN receipt of an almost entire new stock
Of seasonabc Goods which have much care
and viii he offered upon accommodating sucL prices
cannot tail to please lie tocts arquaintansss and
The irade generally s,oes consisting
part olnws viz
Rich embroidered French Balz,fines
Graduated Robes
Lace Organizes vcry rich
irned Lawns ant Scotch Haifnrinrs
Plain aud embroidered second Mourning DO
Plain srd Satin striped CinEhams
Astoria Satin, attics
Batere and scarfs
New ryie Spring Prints large stock
Cap and Bonnet Ribbons In great variety
Jaconst Lace Striped and other Cambfies
lri7h Linen and T. & Has, vsry cheap
iaees and EfginEs, complete assoftmcnt
Back and Coloufed sd cloves
Black AMI White Lace Mus
Black and White sIs and Cotton Hose
Paras's, farasoctts and Umbrellas
Lace willow and Gimp Hornets a great variety
Back and White Thu Lace fot Caps
Beached and Brown Holland.
CLOTHS.
English French and American of various shsde and
quality.
CASSIMERES
Engish ard French, large assortment
NesiinEs great variety
Bleach poucstes, large assortment
Richmond March 10. 1895
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NEW SPRING GUODS,

VOW OPENING AT No. 81 VAIN STREET.
'tNHE subscriber is now receiving from New
fors Philadelphia AID Baltimore, j large and elegaE as
ont OF Fresh spring Dry Good purchased cash at the
lowest possible rates The following ar IN put
DRESS GOODS FOR LADIES
Fyfemediea Graduates Graduated Lawn Robe,
SUN striped Ombse Bareses P-asd French Ginghams
But' PINK and blue French Chint1es
Black slun sIupet Bareges
Mourning and hall DO. Lawns and Ginshams
Poikeiuras entirely article
Embroidered MuslHs and Lawns
kieh farls BslEirines and BareRes
shk Warp ATaeas as low as o.! ci.
bun pms and blue Paris Jaeobe;,; Coronation Robes
trimmed Pans Collars; High Chemizeres
Swiss and Carnbiie Etgugs Insertinzs
AeIandeTs best nd owes
FOR GENTLEMEN.
Plain black single miied Cashmere
o { plaid Frssch do
rad "aHbroons and Tweed d. Plaid French DrlipRs
Aloeriine, new article, Dap de I.cuvier do. DO.
biae back and inv. green Co;hs White Linen Driings
ALSO,
cas-" n SIX Umbrellas
do. Gne Giusham DO.
- DO. farlsoete' sun Shades and PaFasols made by
I-H Bro OF Philadelphia whose far famed reputation
good ariiele requires no communication OF mine.
~ me above goods Including many here named
WI oe sold extremely ow for Country merchants are inv
ted TO eIAmnr sock.
B-on hlbd Cotton osnaburgs, Burlaps Cotton Cloths
Cheeks Ticking, Llnen Good, &c ke
ap FDPIs RppErry
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.

AskiNs LBBY-s Line Packets between Richmond and
s~ one.ns VIII commence Asir rrvaar September
aud viii be composed Of the following yo.s-l-
Baraae BACHELOR Capt II,A~ HORROR
Dog Okl.EANs, Capt VIZ. ssgTn:
Brig JOsEPHINE, Capt In. Ro,t..o.
One OF the above TN. place regularly every
nonh We can, with confidence. above %
me puee a' they buE expressly will asir,
!" low ms any other ve-rb and steady and Dis
cree men Of long experience the freight pasaE.
h,hs very superior accommodations st..x-
P~s'entefh Apply 70 J. FISHER SON, or
=, - HASkIN5 q LIBBY.
" Al freight from the county for viii b-
and forwarded BY o. regular drayas,
-, sl J. r. q g.,
" Hal
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To MANUYACTURRRs
FALLSBIRG MILLS

VIE advertiser proposes to sell, for manufsc-
unhs purposes, hrs properly Buckingham Cou sty Va
Known as FALtSBURG MILLS. Il consists OF suh..antiauv
'i bnek Ni my feet and four
~ on the Mn 10, four other ar.
snd tor the families Of oFeaves proper
" mere are $50 OF good Farming
m eonneKon with the buildings II desired. separately
botATloN-Tbe property above described about 90 m--
ron the es Of Richmond the lanes which stream
ere can b. obtained along property power sun.
cent IN carry number Of addiionsss Faetoiies Tn.
ana also WITHIN short distance Of FaIburx through
Nheh channel the Richmond market .. caxly reached
As hee are no Manufactures Of Cotton
eo1puy Immediately IN thu vicinity Of op
Poreh,y now offered to
neut Of Factories.
Inc owner ofts above property would be wnas a
"a poon OF Stock IN Company that
AeinrnE purposes; and he would ale
moderate ~
Do Address THOMAS NJ. BONDURANT the owner Buekinr.
ham Court bouse Va, ROBERT H. GALLAHER, the Rich
January If
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TO GENTLEMEN VISITING PHILA.
DELPHTA

THE subscribers keep always a large and
choice as-ortnrnt of reasonable Fancy
Tor gentlemen Of the newest aud fashionable
the beyt manufactures; among which
SHIFTS, BOSpMS AND COLLAkSOT every de.crintion Of
Linen and Muslin white eoioued, mad. OF pur. Irish
i.Hen and The best long cloth We To the trade
our PhlsdipAia made.
shikIs AT WHOlESAtE-Made Of tho best materials
newe" styles AMI srosr. equal In every respect
made for city a
ONDERsHlWTs AND DRANHRs--Of eih, Merino Co,tonet,
Lambs Wool Flannel Muslin. Linen, &c.
hOrlEhf-W SILK. Merno. Wool Cotton. Thread
chhNhio hND sCARFr-Of English and French black and
hney SILK AMI SATIN also fancy Cotton and real Ma
dras Cravats.
GboNES-of Md. sik Beaver Linen Thread, Cotton,
hhNDkERCHlEfS-Of Linen Cambria. plain h-m.tehsd and
eoonr.d borders; s-p every description Of Silk Hdkf-.
STOCKS AND susPENDERS-of various descriptions and
qualities
MORNING wRAPPERS-of Cashmere. shawls Mou.sebp. de
Lame Printed Cotton Se, made in superior
style
Together with Toilet articles Combs Brushes,
Night Caps Smoking Caps stihsis, Purses
pessly for gentlemen.
a. IL. WAY a CO.,
SHIRT STORE, AND GENTLEMEN'S
Furnishing Establishment,
NO. 1871 Chestnut ST.,
PHLsDEtFHk.
o fins store above the United Hotel feb qitf
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In STO r r..

IN ST0 RE,
,T r,o,I ALGERINEs-:or Ladies Dress,
Etons BaIi,le
Cord and PLAID
Baizorn.s and B,rcges
Muslin robes
Mar-eies and other .sirs
- Bail-e shawis
Checked, suiped and plain sw.. muslin.
Pain book
Checked, striped and plain eaubre.
Pain and figured bobinsts
Foyungs ana other goods
Jaeonet and eambuc edsiazs and n,erInss
Inn linens large stock
E1tra Il linen slee'ings
Linen eambTle- and linen earabre hdkfs
Brown and bearhei hollands
From From Linens and gross cloths, every variety
h'a'y brown linen dun'
Nav drills, good ar,isls
Gambfaons and cottonades a very heavy stock
harseiAes aud Valencia yes;ings
BAeE brown and bronze
Ensish eolhs, Of every shade and quality
Black and fancy French single widths
English eaSs.Hlere'a and tweed.
American fancy eassiBers a beautiful article
- PLAIN and hg'= drap deie
Summer cloths, every color and price
Bomh4z.nes apaceas
sk and alpaca
GrSsn baIege, baek lace vel.
Black white and cord Italian Grape, hat Grape
snk nEts and glove,
Back and cord al gloves
Nee and half hose, large
siis and cotton htks
French silE umbrellas, dne article
Cotton and ginEham Umbrellas
Farasos and Parasoletes
stocks, collars and bpsoms
Back Italian and other
Fancy neck hdkis searfs
Black and cord sewing
Do. pat.pt thread, v.,v 49,,
IayloEs, Brooks, Coles and o:her spool cotton
Buttons and combs. lary. suck
Gum, web and Other slspen5e,
Prints
~ s - = 10 1874 bleaehed shitips. sh.e,inr,
81 :, and 50 Shrines and Sbrstn-s-.monEst
which are Virginia Eulek Canal Mills Manchester ana
other vel known brands
Apron and Furniture Checks
Knox aud Pents ntIary Pads for s-rvants
And many other styles INCH are offered 10 The
uade upon toe most Accommodating terms.
un 20 DANIEL. n IoNDoN
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TO FARMERS.
Snn BUSHELS Black Eye Peas
OUO 50 do. Whie Field BEANS
so DO Hcfds Glass Seeds
so DO Tm,thy do
IS DO Orchard do
50 DO Nv Blue
Lucerne, White FieH Carrot
White French sugar Rect. Manrcl wurtrei DO.
Rye BHek Wheat Gaavant Peas assortment Of fresh
and genuine Garden Seeds.
fbpUGS with wrought points Of almost every descrp
ton Of which have been
CASTINGS f1r DAVIS McComck. Freedom Rurscs Nourse
4 Mason, Pfouy Meat and livrRston County Poughs.
CORN SHELTERS Of various patterns ranging price from
5, no. 20 90 Doiars.
Hlows Cuvaors Wheat Fans Straw Hoes Spades
Shoye Manure Forks Pmunr KNIVES and Shears Tnnpnng
Troe and other tools the farm and Esrden
NH WA PALMER
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INDIA RUBBER FACTORY,


,,,,,a, 'ore NO. o3 Walden Lane, New Yo-k.
"hoLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS J.; ALL
hlNDS OF INDIA RUBBER GOODI.
suspendr over Shoes Cloth for Carl -e Tons
Le rfeserverS Machine Banding Water Proof q Ia -
every other article made from Rubber oar ar ~ So
s exhibited at the late fair OF American Institute,
- a., examination and comparison with
eeNed the hfst premium All the areIes - ,.
ue seNerest entire sau
invite Merchants other, from IT,. Mdde
southern and South Western to call al our .r,
nete ey wiz hnd good and selected assortment o Ins,
"ous Our terms will be LIBERAL, satisfactory TO All
buyers All orders promptly executed =" ="
de I6-6m
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NO Experiment! No Risk!
NUNS & CLARK'S
Ii, ~ !; n ~!

q 'bN-IANILl ON hand "A handsome assort-
- r'u Of Nuurs Caks Pianos which invite persons to
can and FtaUuc ne u confident they God them equs not
'aro' VI" be- trying no experiment. any they
Wi do n bing ho'~ made BY experienced
ne e 90 time that they have been engaged
h"etu twenty and Oh pledge n any
ltsumrnt tocs not 90 b. ptrsnrd BE- exchanged
or The refunded guarantee that pure vii st
good Piano. equivalent
These Ianosa-e maize with particular reference to their keeping
m tune an object % desirable, seldom us
Win Ihcy have i1r Ne'ac Plate together al mrof-
ah br1r vr essential n The Application Metallic Ptrs 10
ment i0 ths country.
The artucrso OF these have been % long
e'ssuy engaged and yoraby The business that fer
enc"t ne considered Their rtsuos only aue 10 be
even ard hai Co b. admired and universal prrefsnce
Mems tlhrAs Panscsn BE- bad only Of ~ TAYLOR Of
whom me- o. obnCd The greatest variety and az manu-
eurr Piano Forte Music store 100 Main
opposite thr Ranks 40
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SPRING STOCK I!

SPkINH STUCk.
WE are now receiving our Spring Stock of
Straw Goods, which is the most eompI.t. eve, NJ
Tered in this market and every variety Of
BOnnetS,
with an extensive and rich
Ribdnds and FHOrers
and the lnrges and most complete assortment of
Leghorn and II. l.. Hats,
offered Having lately made rr, adion, nd
improvements IN our manufacturing establishment
are confident we offer both
IN price and quality goods house Most Of our
goods are manufactured expressly for market and County
Nerehao arc invited To give es
where We shall receive additions weekly through the spring
feeP our assortment complete.
w. * E. P. CARPENTER A co,
No. Exchange Bloch,
Hn I'-u I'm sir.et
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-13

GORDON N SIMMER, "a MAIN STREET
~ Richmond, Va, offer for sale
SIS Ehds orleans and West India Sugars
IS ueTccs and bbls Clarified sugar
40 packages loaf crushed and pulverised Sugars
hoIcs white Havana sugar
$50 bags Cohee-Rio. taguayra, Java and Maraeaibo
bales Mocha Coffee
% hhds Orleans and West lndA Molarses
10 hf chess Gunpoder Hyson Tea part very superior
) NJ chests Black Tea
Tea IN 6 and 5lb
400 sIde' lFa'hcr-g"oi stamp and damaged
IS do Russell Leather
goo lbs Shoe Thread
100 boxes Sperm and Taiow Candies
30 boxes Soap
Fancy and varesated soap
10 bags Pepper
Pmento and Ginger
goo kegs Nails
$50 sacks AshOn's salt
$50 bags
100 ksgs Dupon's Power
3SO reans Wrapping Paper
10 t.rtces Rice
$50 doz Heap and Cotton Bed Cords and Line,
50 don BfUums
p doE painted Buckets
n Tubs
Is bales Cotton Tw,nc and Lamp Wick
50 bags Feathers
900 Nova Scotia Grinds1ncs
Is Kegs Horse Shoes
hhds Ra ION
Gass-Sxiu and
Sperm and Tanners oil
cotton Yarns Salt fettc, Coppcas, Maddcr and Indigo
Cotton In hacs Clover Ne Ee
RON-i0O tons Swedcs English Ttcdcaar ard Country com
pfisinE NEARLY all sizes, round nat md square.
Sheet Iron and Nail rods
STEEt-Ameucan and English Bsfercd.
MAYORS cast and sheer steel
TIN PLATE-i7i bprca IOtia IttgO 1919
BfRm andlcadod Tin for roofing.
COPPER-20O0 lbs Braziefs. sheaihnE and Bolt
wiRB-looo be assorted
Zinc and Sptier
BAR and Sheet Ira4. A..
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ENCOURAGE THE MANUFACTURES or YOUR

WE Franklin Manufacturing COMPANY bav, n, han. 49,,
Mill near he Depot OF the southern Ra!osd rnod
a., ss ttra snrinne hne and letter 70 ed and
~ papers fued and PLAIN, also medium printing cpveo, ard
~ hE paIs o. various sizes the who.es, nrees-
n,,r. m, @ plpne 'nunn assured that qa5 " and
VIII bear comparison with IN. poine,iop
any oheIn FACTORY They prepared execute ersfor
OF p1Tsr that the or their coer, NAV
REQUIRE Merchants and dealers requested to eli 10 p.
MIL and examine for themselves So
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-13

Ri1HNoNp, Feb. Is 1916
'A'-' 'ee''ed Yesterday On the House Of Delegstes
yyl no'o a-"nS me 10 STATE my mprcssons and knoys
edge Of te manner IN which the matter bsf,gsso ~.
YOUNG Ncsss Ritchio and my ,yourl se va ~
l0use' 400 Zen fegram fhrts years sgo" Nv engage
ments al the moment end unul I, Id. b,,, ., - 80
suta a. TO render 10 inpactcabls answer a. so b., 80
eo 10 W. Deane, who handed youi note bs, nv a,
.We' "Ouo y" sutsance b. and auhorsed hin, % com
nun eae ~ 70 you now give tie aaswer in urBog ~
communicating to you copy Of the terms % .d..,,en,
ProPosodand seeeped By the parties which MAI i an.
only statement Of facts, or mpressoaa proper 20 b sds
~ me- - THIS dstance Of time, and g. General Pegy,u h
nov 70 BIS grave and it especially proper In re.oe.t
" such transaction that the written memorial OF t beo
ass 0ne should be adhered ", - he only on access.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-13

- A. SODA. for Ha,tfsg-Supct Carb soda
~ ludro and Maidcr-Supeuot salad Oh
ioEwooi u stuck DO. thpgod
Lewis White Lead. dry and in Oh
Epson s1its-Chfome Green
Chrome Nc11W-rtustan Bls
Blue St0ne--Vcneuan Red
Spanish Rrrwn-Sptt TIfpeut.ne
Window G,rs-1ri nlny other Articles nshi,g t,... -
erncrai 1'sorurrt OF Drugs iyes rtnts Os Patent
Fancy Aruc.'s Paint Brushes whtewash Busb.s a. A. :, -
prcest0 purcfsars "
NH-rarueu-r attention PAID to packing AMI sbpppr ossr.
apJ UUvNL 4 rt-EcrI.t 80 Nl,....'.,
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Spring supplies, 1916.
FURTHFR ARRIVALS!
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.

RkOOhS. BELL & HUDSON have iust re-.
eeyed by the Patrick Henry" from New Yors and the
nom bhunore large adinion. stock eoHprs.nr
rssahI berages and N sonetss, for sPrng Dresses
Cape BalIornss
nany new patterns French Cambrie and Lawn
cloves and hhU, Linen, Cambria and Lawn Bdkf,
sik and Cotton Hosiery
Muslin and Cambre Timmirz,
Fine eubrod'd Thibet ShaHis
Thread Laees and Edsnzs
Blue Pink and Canary Mousan. de Lain.
Cassneres, Driiings vsstinx.
Whit Lace Sripe and Paid Graduated poh..
Elegahi figured Tarton Robes
Beautiful American Prints Of French n,,.,,. =, =, - -,
Richmond. March Goth. 1876 ~ - F'' '@'u
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THos. J. DEANE.


Mr. Lyoxs; ''0' 90 ioso'
WINE have no, retained all the feelings with which
once met you. politically and pcrsonay lap, ,st,io.d
eno 90 my entire confidence your personal and bgb
honor 'N "'s"
iheu ak you 10 state your impressions your kg,,,l5
OF the manner in which the MISTER between The v,,a
Me'sT, Nieme end uy'ei was adjusted by yourself snJ
conceive quite a. much To- you as 10 me
"nsoef aiiH'i9R has or has not been sde 10 that sg,
uWeci OF construction / lsk OF yoa 10 ,f,t, ,1.
'''' ''' 'ass' s' me construction Be what IL may.
very respectfully. YOUR,
JNO. r.. PLEASANTs
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Riebmuuo Dailp fubia.

RICHARD II. TOIER. Editor.
TO. ~. GAIIAIIEn,
WYATT VI. ELLIOTT, ( Associate Editors
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GARDEN SEEDS.

GARDEN SEEDS.
must he painful to those who. having spent
, anl money IN preparing their gardens TO plant
gu 20 'eseAe The Long issul Ca.cn Seeds "a rcd bv t,
son ar waraned ani o wish carly ann berby 49,.
bics are invited 10 give ne a call '' WIZ
We nave a'oa choice variety of teh beautiful F,usts
-'' GAYNOR a WOOD
kALIlMuRE wHlsKEy-So hhds for s.ls hy
"". DAVENPORT ALLEN = 90
W. have Just received new lot off Niol,,
srnEs an siies, vhcb are pronounced hy f,es -
Fupcuor D AZ ~ 49,, sc a., 20 ayefy
I'LlkIAIIONS. Jcssie's Flirtations. by tho
author Of k1te IN ssatoh Ola Husband he a, b..
= sa fo' sale BY aPf DINNER a NORRIS
COAL PIT OIL
5000 GALLONS Coal Pit Oil, in tc...
OOOO hhds, and bss fcr sale By W
sps EDMUND DAVENPORT.
TRAVELLING TRUNRs-CARPET RAGS
"E h've jus received 'uppy Of Trveus Trups.
w CsrPetBsgs, an sifes, which sell low
Pl PUTNEY a WATTS
ERESH GARDEN SEED, received and for
%eT J, n. EUsrACEksoS
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mo. r. PEASANTS.

II. Feasans) 's OIL
I'D. w NORRIS
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FR N ~ / AiIRRl,ll.y,.A..L.

NJ llf MAIN STREET.
VIE has row on hand and sfecrvng per Express
&C large EurpB II sprnr and sumret Ready mad-
'oihins g. Which Ne invite ~ ateuton ofal
BESIDES.
have ius received large supply of CLOTHS. CAsslMEREs
y VIZ llNGS which Wi make order ne
public seneay are invited 90 oakland determines
not 90 bc uufrrsaH -If.As MERCHANT
NB Cothcs eu and m,ts to order shortest notice At
re Naiu Street
VERY CUEAr-FuR TIE LADIES'
MI have Iut received very Of LADIES' Shoes
W Flahe for Spung bought We The Ladies
o. call ard examine soek very shsap We have
great vaney Of sbocsWhch We VII eel remarkably low
apl FurNEY a WAITS
Two COUNTRY MERCHANTS.--A large
- as-ormeat Of Fancy Coed, COMBS Baste. n shss
Clocks Loossg Classes, Se b. found L. GINTERs
So "a Main ~.
ITALIAN OLIVE or.
R0 BASKETS of this delightful OIL, perfect.
and nr saleby
APS SANL T. DOVE.
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RRUEN N CO., Manufacturers of Malleable
- Iron Caspgs nearihe Rail road Depot oot OF Market
New k j. all kinds Of Harness Carriage
and Machinery Talors shears Curcrs Knives and
ton of Maeable Cutlery Collars fnr
kind and character Of Maeabe Castings in
Europe this County We Carriage and saddle
Manufacturers, Hariwato Merchants, BuLe all per
who west 10
visit where they will be able purchase saving
over the price paid for the the Northern
Newark " J sept. rs. 1916. GIN
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TO BUYERS OF fUKNITTsE--sOUTH
a. ~ AIEELS

Holm WOMBLE, Commission Merchant. No.
~ 100 :, Main offers satisfactory
terms
10000 Ms superior Mdiling Bacon
10000 lbs do. Shoulders
5000 lbs Hams, and old and very fine
$50 kegs No. Leaf Lard
IS bhs
200 bhls No n. & Cut Herrings cheap
IS cases LicOTice Pase
30 boIes Adnmanne Candies. &C II 2s-tf
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-28

FRENCH SPoLIATIoSs PRIoR TO 1900. Mr..
John M. Clayton's speech in the Senate, ION
the bill to provide for the satisfaction of claims
OF American citizens, for spoliations on their
property, committed by the French prior to
the ratification of the convention with France
of September, $780," appears in yesterday s
National Intellgencer, and must convince
every one that will read it, of the great inus-
tice which has been done to claimants, by the
long delay Of government to satisfy their Just
demands. These claims have been unsuccess-
fully prosecuted for more than double the
time that is ordinarily assigned to chanccry
suit; and really, lift be not the intention of
government to plead the act of limitation, or
openly to repudlate the claims, provision should
be at once made for their settlement Most
OF the original claimants are dead, and have
lett their claims upon government as a legacy
to their heirs; but whether these will be able
to move Congress to do them justice, is yet TO
be seen. Upon what principle they can be de-
med their plain rights we cannot conjecture
The case appears to US to be remarkably SIM
pie, and of course easy of prehension-
They had claims against the French Govern
ment fer spolations on their property-that
government demanded the renewal of certain
treaty stlpulations by the United States. By
convention between the two nations it was a
greed that the American Government should
abandon the claims of its own citizens, releas-
ing France from all responsibility or obligation
to pay the claimants; and that France should
not insist upon the renewal of the treaty stp-
ulatons. Thus the United States used the
claims other citizens as an offset to the demand
of the French Government; but, for nearly
halfa century Cong ress has declined to au-
thorize this honest debt to be discharged. 1t
may be, that justice is sure, but in this case it
has been remarkably slow. We trust that the
present is the last session of Congress at which
these claims will have to be presented for it is
full time to have them paid.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-28

THE EXPEDITION FOR LIBERIA. The vessel
advertised to sail from New York for Liberia on
the eth fthis month is delayed until the LIST
of May, when she will positively sail with the
cargo of necessaries SO greatly needed by the
the poor youths recaptured in the Pons. This
will afford an opportunity for sending forward
any articles by those who may be disposed still
further to relieve the wants of the captives. -
The Commercial states that the gentleman who
gave $500 by the Rev. DR.. Tying has added 5000
to his donation: making the munifcont gilt OF
one thousand dollars.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-28
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
DAILY LINE TO THE SOUTH-EXCEP7
SUNDAYS.
CARRYING THE GREAT


CENTRAL UNITED STATES MAIL,
By the well known routes, via Chesapeake Bay,
City Point, Petersburg, Weldon, Wilmington, to
Charleston, s. G. avoiding all that imp easant
changing, Gas on the route via WashingtOn) with
no loss of sleep this side of Weldon.
SCHEDULE:
a SgseuH77 LeavingIower end of Spears Wharf,
EaggS SfAEgagS Baltimore, DAILY, except Sundays,
zSts8fssssSa at 4 O'Clock, P. NJ. in the well known
and complete STEAMBOATS, GEORGIA, Capt. Cannon,
n sQA<TT OrHERALD, Capt. Russell, or JEW
Ety52r f2sSTr ESS, Capt Sutton arriving in Norfolk
-sSsSssHaaSazsAnext morning, after comfortable
nights sleep,at O'Clock; thence UP James River,
with its beautiful scenery, in daylight in steamboat
20 EsapSa CURTIS PECK, Capt. Davis, or steam
EfEE1St sgs55r-$ boat ALICE, Capt Skinner to CITY
1AaahAsAtszAsa Point Railroad, (a the above boats
and roaG being now in good order, under the COM
mand of skilinl aad polite commanders,) 10 Pc
trrsbGrg Va, CARRYING there about hours abe ad of
the route via W ashingtOn) where he Two lines ANAL
gamate; thence TO Weldon and Wilmington, N. e.,
thence by STEAMBOATS, to Charleston, s. G., and
thence by the southern routes to New Orleans and
much the most pleasant, comfortable and shortest
route to the South.
Passengers for Richmond, Raleigh Fayetteville,
bynchburg, and 10 the West, will find this the most
comfortable and cheapest '"ue.
QIF- Returning, leaves norfolk daily, except Sun
days, at O'Clock, P. M. arriving in Baltimore next
morning in time for the Eastern, Western and South
Ctn routes.
FARE REDUCED.
Passage between Baltimore, Norfolk or Ports
mouth, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $500
Passage between Baltimore, City Point, Peters
burg or Richmond, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 800
Passage between Baltimore and Weldon, NJ g. 900
Passage between Baltimore aud Charleston 5.
G. Through ckets) Observation-Disclosures. 2l,00
Meals and lodging included on Bay and River boasl
{63- Travellers win be directed by our Soliciting
Agent, and give your checks to him or our Porter
will conduct you and your baggage to the boat
mh5tf 7. SHEPPARD, Agent.