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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-02-07
GRAND BIRTH NIGHT BA1L,


on MONDAY EVENING, FEB'Y. 23D, 1916.
FHNiih INDEPENDENT GREYS would
al respectfully inform the public, that the sOlici-
mined TO give grand MILITARY * civic BALL,
in honor of the BIRTH DAY Of the IMMORTAL
WASHINGTON, which will he held at FLASHING
TON HILL, on MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY
23d, 1876 The Guys fatlGr themselves that the re-
puIation of the corps in getting up public entertain
menlS, renders it unnecessary TO 90 INTO lengthy
detail of the arrangements that are being made hut
they would merely say, that they will spare neither
pains expense TO make ii worthy of the occasion
for which il is gotten uppntrtly satisfactory TO all
Win may honor them with their presence, aud one
that will reflect credit upon themselves in short it
will surpasS anything of the kind held this season
(f3-Tnc Programme will b. select, comprising
dances ot the most fashionable and tavOre character.
{G4"1he best C0ulIion Music in the city has been
engaged TOY the occasion.
F7eFtCKETS 81 EACH-admtting a GENTLEMAN
ami ady-lo b. mad of the members Of the Company
and at the different newspaper offices. fe7-eOtb
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n3-A fresh supply of Doctor j. s. ROSES ME-
DICINES, for Lung and Chronic Diseases; ae just
received Consisting of Breathing Tubes, Cough Sy-
rup, Prophylactic Syrup, Linments Tonic Pills, &c,
with treatise on GonsumDti0n. Far safe by
ROBERTS & ATKINSON, Agents.
Corner of Hanover and Market sts.,
u243n Baltimore, Md.
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lE- CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish to
purchase Fine Geld and Silver WATCHES; Cold
Guard and Fob CHAINS; Silver Spoons; Gold Pencil
Cases; Breast pins; Ear-ringf; Silver Plated Cake
BASKETS; Britannia Ware; are invited TO examine
GABRIEL ID. CLARK'S assortment, which is com
pIee, at his Old Established Sore, Waterst, I'd door
from Calvert. OH
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LETTER nAos UP ar TEE ExonANon READING nooNs.

LETTER BAGS UP Ar TIE EXCHANGE READING Ko"Nss
For Valparaiso and other pors IN the PacGc-Ship
seaman, March |.
For London--Ship Rob Roy, with despatch.
For Live pOOl-Ship Ocean, about ilth inst.
For liavre-Shp Republic, with despatch.
For RrCmen-Ship America, soon.
For Valparaiso aud purDs in the Pacifc--Bng Lady
Adams, 18Th Feb.
For Rio d JanCro-Brig SaIdana, with despatch
For Falmouth, lam.--Brig Massachusetts, soon.
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10 OPENING OF THE SIXTH SEAL; or The
END OF THE WORLD! This magnificent Paint
ing, copy from DANBy and covering quo square feet
of canvas, has ben engaged by the Proprietor Of the
Museum for a few days onIy, and ~ now exNiriting
in the Picture Gallery without extra charge. Tina
subject (see Rev 9th chap. l2th to Nth verses Is
dreadful aud su lime, and the Painter has done it
ample usric . The best time 10 view it is in the day
time, from A. Nj. till 4 p. VI jail
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win change to virtue and Ia w0rthinesS."
Respectfully, WILLIAM II, KEEVIL,
te7.eOtir Agent for the PROPRIETOR

G3-SONS or TENPERANCE--CRYS T.4L
F0GNT DTTISTON, No. Is, wifi meet at Union
Hall, corner of BaI1im rest and Tripoet's alley,
TAlS Saturday Nc, nt7 O'clock Jr5- The
bfethrcn o Sister Divisions m good standing are cor
daily invited to attend. tiy order,
ial0.stf JOHN w. PER GGaY, 4. 81 ribe
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| d.

On the 81 inst. ANS ELIzA, aged II months, twin
daughter Of Cornelius a. Il and jane NJ . Leary
ON the jth inst. WIN. II. aged years, son of WIN,
and Jane BggS.
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CASH FOE NEGROES.

U5-The high st market price will be given 70
likely young NEGROES, that are slaves for life. Az
ply at Habberset's Wa hneOn Hotel Pratt street
few doors above Hanover street, where the sub
scrber is permanently located. All communication
will be promptly attended to.
fei I'm WILLIAM HARKER.
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.ShrivCr.
SAILED-Bgg -, Mnry, White, Petnambuco.
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rENEiE PEOPLES Favorite Little Lottery
L comes Off thi. afternoon Tickets and pack
ages should BIZ secured before O'clock at the lucky
Office Of FLETCHER & CO., No 3 Franklin Build
ings, near the Post Office Prizes be distributed
5000, $1,000, $1,000, 10 of $iOG 200 Of $780, Sc
Tickets 81 25, HAYES o., Grs sc. Packages of
whoes on certificate on.l 3lS, ha YES 80 qrs. $3.50
Drawn Nos. class l7-!uw ST prize S2B, are
Al | IL rs I6 60 IL 81 IL 30 25 %
MONDAY, $40 900, for SIS
WEDNESDAY, S25, 600, for 3
SATURDAY, $4,000, for only
Small Fry packages only So 75
JAMES FLETC HER & CO..
No Franklin Bank Buildings, Baltimore, Md.
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Hy-FRENCH AND GERMAN LOOKING GLASS
PLATES, of every size, for sale by the case, dozen,
or slugle Plate.
ALSO, the most complete and largest assortment
of Mahogany FRAMES to be found in the ciJy
Gilt Portrait and Picture FRAMES; Of enurely Jew
Patterns never before introduced in Baltimore, made
To order of the very best materials aud by The best
~orkmen; together with Git BOX COkNlCES;
RODS; RINGS; CENTRES; CURTAIN BANDS,
sc. &C. for sale and made to order, cheap AS they
can be obtained at any establishment in the United
States. e. 5. Fry Elk,
Milf No Narth Gay street.
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rAoMrHE EXCHANGE aEApNG-Room ooKs,
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WILLIAM HARKER.

{h7- The Executive Committee of the INDEPEN-
DENT FIRE COMPANY respectfully beg leave 20
inform he citizens OF Baltimore, that their Third An
nul Ball will take pace az Washington Hall Oh
TUESDAY, l7th Fehruiry, 1916.
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Gg~ BROADWAY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
The Rev MIR STEWART. If Easton, Pa Will prrlcn
II O'Clock and in the AFTERNOON, at 3 0 clock.
The pubic are respectfully invited to attend, 1t
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A SMALL PoX PATIENT FOUND. We learn
from the MarIbro Gazette that man with on
ly one leg, and aboring under violent attack
of the small pox, was found in that county a
few days since. He remained in thu village of
Piscataway a short time, and when he left that
place, he wandered about for several days and
nights, without finding shelter. He was for
tunately discovered by DR.. J. II. Bayne. and
carried in the dyctor's cart to the hospital
near Washington.
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FW7HTS DAY, Feb. I, will he drawn Maryland
81 Consolidated Lottery, for the benefit of the F.
F. Seminary-Cla> 6-7j Nos. u ballots.
SCHEME:
prize of $4,000 ! prize Of $3.50
l,30U 10 400
1000 10 " 30 sc.
Tickets Sl{-sharrs in proportion.
Certificate Of package of % quarter tickets only SAL.
For lucky tickets by the package single tickets,
apply 10 the prize vendors, MILLER 4 co.
Corner OF Baltimore and ST. Paul streets.
Drawn Nos. Of the Md. Lottery, Glass II, drawn
Feb 6--lowes prize S24
Al II "A 6 Is 60 II 50 10 20 % %
------------------------- -----------
NC0ERFONs' EVER Lucky OFFICES.
-HI All hail TO The Small Fry! As will be seen, the
day has again come round for the famous "Smali
Fry" sThe manag rs have changed the amount of
The hah pt re with the hopes of breaking through
our luck, b, il is no use, the EGERF)NS will sell
the capita again in spite of them. This is our owh
lottery. and all have right 10 the high p"lSe.
3as- TODAY, draws Md. Consolidated Lottery,
class 60 Nos. and ID ballots.
SPLENDID SCHEME.
prize of 5000 | prize of S5jS
l.3n0 10 &C 40
1000 10 Il" 300 &c,
Whole tickets Sl4-sliaTes in proportion.
For the prizes, call az ~
EGERTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES,
cor Sou,b-St. and Exchange Place, cor. of
1t Commerce Il Pratt or cor Gay & Pratt SITS.
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HpRITAHNlA LAMPS. Just received a lot
ED of Britannia LAMrS and CANDLES TICKS, i
of all kinds. A general assortment of BRITANNIA
and JAPANNED WARE, for sale low, Wholesale
and retail. c. L. WETMORE 81 co.
No. 10 N. Charles street,
inn. lW Onnnsitn Unnn Bank.
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PoIsor FROM "ArEHs. The n York True
sun says That the colorjog matter IF waters is
usually poisonous. Tho greer color is obtain
ed by arsenic, and the red by vcrmiion. The
use Of these poisons is gratoitous, and should
be condemned, as there are many cololing mat
tets which might be used with perfect safety,
such as Il aa wood for red, s. iron for yellow,
indigo for blue, and saffron and indigo mixed
for green. We rocolIect reading some years
ago the death of clerk in London caused by
poison imbibed from waters. He was constant
Iy employed in scaling and directing letters.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-02-07

ISJOTICE To CREDITORS The creditors
~ of David Adams, an insovcnt debtor, are here
by notified to present their claims, properly authen-
heated, 10 George Earnest, Jr, Auditor, before
the LIST day of March, 1896 preparatory to dividend.
tel law3t ELMER HEWITT, Perm. Trustee.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-07-01

A WoMAN.-It will be remembered
that we published some time since a par
agraph stating that the lady OF Colonel
Lewis, one of the Indian Commissioners,
accompanied him on the expedition among
the wild tribes of the West A party
from the expedition, accompanied by ma
ny chiefs from various tribes, arrived late
ly at New Orleans on their way to Wash
ington; and the Tropc gives sketch OF
their appearance, and several anecdotes
of adventures. Mrs. Lewis was a very
important adjunct to the expedition, and
was of great service in concIlating the
Squa,rs Of The chiefs and in this way
opening the way for friendly intercourse.
The Tropic relates the following incident
which will be found to 60 straight to the
heart: Sentinel.
In a late war excursion, some of the
Camanches had broken in upon the from
tier of Texas, murdered a family, and
made a prisoner of a lad four years old.
The little fellow was brought into camp.
apparently deranged, and very wild, being
afraid OF every one, until Mrs. Lewis
spoke to him in her peculiar mid tone
The happy child at once rushed into her
arms, as TO those of mother, and could
not be induced to leave her. When told
that he must 90 to Austin, II wept bitterly
clinging to its new mother and refusing TO
60 She was not alarmed al the threaten
ed hoStIities of the Camanches; she could
travel day after day in the cold and rain;
she could be contented and cheerful whilst
living on the most forbidden camp fare
but the sobs Of this poor child and ITS
appeal to her maternal impulses, broke
her forlitude, and she was completely over
come when it was necessary to force II
from her arms. We love TO record such
instances of that remarkable charactens-
tic Of The sex, which SO often unlies the
stern, unbending attributes of man with
| the genller ones of woman.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-07-01
TO an Absent Wife.
BY G. D. PRENTICE.


IT'S morn-the sea breeze seems to bring
Joy, health, and freshness on its wing
Bright flowers, to me all strange and new,
Are gIi:tcrng in the early dew
And perfumes rise from every grove
As incense to the clouds that move
Like spirits DER yOn welkin clear
But l am sad-thou art not here.
IT'S noon-a calm, unbroken sleep
Is on the blue waves of the deep
soft haze like fairy dream
Is floating over wood and stream
And many broad magnolia flower,
Within its shadowy woodland bower,
Is cleaning like lovely star
But am sad-thou art afar.
! IT'S eVe--on earth the sunset skies
Are painting their own Eden dyes
The stars come down and trembling glow
Like blossoms in the waves below
And, ike some unseen sprite, the breeze
Seems lingering mid these orange trees,
Breathing its music round the spot
But | am sad--I see thee not.
IT'S midnigkt-with a soothing spell
The far tones of the ocean swell
Soft as a mothers cadence mild
Low bending DER her sleeping child
And on each wandering breeze are heard
The rich notes Of the knocking bird
In many wild and wondrous lay
But am sad--thou art away.
| sink in dreams--low, sweet, and clear
Thy own voice is in my ear
Around my cheek thy tresses twine--
Thy own loved hand is ciasped in mine
Thy own soft lip to mine is pressed
Thy head is piIowed on my breast
Oh! have all my heart holds dear
And | am happy--thout art here.
Biloxi, May 81, 1916.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-07-01

he true, there will be enough here to over
run the whole country. | do not know
the intended movements of the General;
presume he will take all the towns upon
the river, if ne does not advance into the
interior.
| saw to-day something I.have never
seen or heard of before; it was a horned
spider! 1t was a regular spider, with a
kind Of a shell, if may so term it, upon
its back-broadest farthest from the body.
of a bright yellow color, with.four horns,
two small and near the body, and two lar
ger at the farthest extremity. The horns
resembled those upon the horned frog
Did you ever see a spider of that ind
before? g Not as we know Of" but we
have seen a horned frog.
The army are all in excellent health
and spirits-ready to "Do OR DEP
Yours, truly, Ga de L@*.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-07-01

PAEAsE1rE Fa- rlE L4t-l1s---A1 a-a-.-
Ii-h paper Ei-t> che tlsa-aas rcr t-- rsl-
ins sel<C1, a. tH-rEs= lass l---s-
ui.I he uz--e I1 fzsl5. a ihis Telr ,'.-a -l-v
ever have tse-s -le El1~- tllz-l- --
those ullle Cd ual-e la-l-a $50 e--ss-
f--eI rr1a4 he ces ua q as-l--.
4r-afa 81 r-srs - trl-t- -r-e1 .trzzsza
H,ae-s- Sr1rE, vgll b. "a. go al--l -zr-z-
the caslllg saaler- l-e -
have >eea fr-t-e Pre>sas uea-l a-e F-'-a
w-te 81 vhl,e larczc. aai t-lE--4 a..a
n-r-.z rol-ucs 81 .l--la-s 81 T11--es- ..zaa,
bl,e a. frac- he u1si l.s1s1----- c--s
f,- the nrsseEr selsrl aze a.uacs- czrF
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PINK aa3 HAS. fasa a-1 ss.--- $50 -
,,Fs,a- ~reea ana Sr-lr o. - A.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-07-01

THE Observation-Disclosures Polk, IN
differing the new regiment of mounted
rihemen, has appointed majority of The
officers from The whig ranks, while Govern
or Ow>ley Of KY, in appointing command
ants of the volunteers from that State, has
not appointed a single democrat, although
there were several applicants for commits
sions, the gallant VIM. o. Butler among
the number. Will the whig papers, OF
Kentucky at least, ever say anything about
prescription for opinions sake.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-07-01

DEBT OF MExICO.-Gen. Thompson m
his work on Mckee, estimates the le5g 81
the Republic at little less than Sl0O.UO0.-
900. OF this am0lnt, something over
S60.00O,00O are due to foreigners. IN
GLIDING a debt Of 3j,OJO.O0O "a the Nlce
Royal Government which was assumed hy
Mexico after her independence, au3 So
OOO. 900 more % MexIean elllzsns.
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Correspondence of the American Republican,
LEGISLATURE OF MARYLAND.
ANNAPoLIs, Jan. 20. rs


In the HOUSE, Mr.. Yansant presented a
petition from merchants and others of Balt-
more, for change in the pilot law. Mr.. Car
roll petition from Baltimore county, for a
tax on dogs. Mr.. Johnson, petition from
Benjamin Sunderland, for an act of divorce;
also, petition for the appointment Of COM
missioner to fill vacancy in the board, of
Howard District. Mr.. Ware, from citizens Of
Baltimore county, for a reduction ofthe board
of commissioners of said county. Appropr-
ately referred.
Leaves granted to report bills. To Mr.. Cox,
TO incorporate the Pocahontas Order of Red
Men, of Baltimore city; also to report bill sup
Elementary to an act incorporating Powhattan
Order of Red Men. To Mr.. Stansbury, a sup
plement to an act for the appointment of in
spectors and wood -corders To Mr.. Cox, rela-
tive to boarding houses in Baltimore city.
Reports from committees. Mr.. Hollyday, an
unlavorable report upon petition from ]. T..
Mason and others, of Washington county. Mr..
Ferguson, adverse to law providing for the
renting out real estate, in certain cases. Mr..
Lowe, favorable report upon a petition fer an
act to prevent frauds in mortgages and bills of
sale. These were seVerally concurred i'll
And, an unfavorable report upon petition for
an act requiring trustees, in certain cases, to
give security, was laid on the table. An unfa-
vorable report on the petition in favor of the
slaves of the late Robert R. Richardson, of
Baltimore county, was concurred in.
Bills passed. Allowing John Fl. Berry, of
Baltimore city, to retain certain slaves in this
State. Providing for writs of error in cases of
attachment, against non-resdents and abseond-
ing debtors. To allow James Geo. Lester
the rig hts of property purchased prior to his
becoming naturallzed. as now enjoyed by cit-
zens Oft the State. To change the time for the
sessions OF Baltimore county court. Author-
sing appeals in mandamus cases. Extending
the privileges of the inspection Of leather at
Frederick city.
Free cOlored persons. Mr.. Clagott called up
a bill prohibiting free colored persons belong
ing to the District Of Columbia, from hiring
themselves in Prince Georges county. On
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-21

New MAIL ARRANGEMENT. The Charleston
Evening News learns from inquiry at the &C.
neral Post Office at Washington, that the fol-
lowing arrangement is in contemplation, to
take effect on the 18th March next, viz
Leave Philadelphia daily at l. P. NJ, arrive
at Baltimore next day by 6 A. M; leave Balti-
more daily at l-2 A. NJ, arrive at Washington
by i-2 A. M; leave Washington at 9 A. M, ar
rive at Richmond by p. NJ; leave Richmond
at l-2 P. M, arrive at Petersburg by l-2 P.
M; leave Petersburg at 10 P. M, arrive at We'll
don next day by 8 A. M; leave Weldon at 8 l-2
A. M, and arrive at Charleston next day by IL,
noon. This arrangement is expected to be in
operation between the 18th March and 10th OF
December of each year.
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hall, exhibiting the courtesy of the gentle
and displaying the learning and the elo quence
OF the advocate, in apparently full health-and
now the sleep of death is upon him. 1t is the
surest and best consolation of his family, with
whom the Court sincerely sympathi2e, tn at he
has lett them name without reproach; which
respected and esteemed as it is, time and but
short time would have made brighter, for he
was reaching forth his hand 10 pluck fruit that
seemed plainly within his reach
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-21

motion of Mr. Ferguson, it was amended bv
extending the provisions of the bill to Charles
county. Mr. Cox moved to refer the bill 20
the committee on Colored Population. MIR,
Murray suggesting that this movement might
set precedent for more extended course of
legislation in reference to this class Of per-
sons, and looking to their legal rights, as quasi
citizens, he hoped the bill would 20 to the COM
mlttee or Grievances and Courts of Justice -
Mr.. Clagett argued the power to restrict their
privileges, and urged it as matter Of policy,
growing out of evils arising from the great
number of free colored persons coming from
the District, corrupting the slaves, sc. 1t was
referred as moved by Mr.. Murray, by vote of
81 to 90.
Constitution Of ,Waryland. Mr.. Bowie re-
ported bill to alter and amend the j9th arti-
Gle of the constitution, Gas mentioned in my
letter OF yesterday. Mr.. Bser and Mr.. Eye,
each reported bills, for taking Il vote Of the
people as to the proprety of calling conyen-
ton 10 alter and amend the constitution. Mr.
Hallyday, also reported bin for the call Of
"a convention, without adding to the expenses
of the State" These various bills, (bir
perhaps, with the fate of Caesar, though not
of Romeo were scverally referred to the
(mammoth) committee Oh the constitution.
The House thereupon adjourned.
The SENATE, passed bill from the House.
Incorporating Mount Savage Catholic Tenn
perance Society. Also, a bill in favor of Aaron
Sides, of A. A. county. Also, bills incorpor-
atng the Robert Nelson and Howard Divi-
siOns of the Sons of Temperance, of Balti-
more city. bill granting appeals in manda-
mus cases. And, a bill extending the provi-
sons of the mechanics lien law of Baltimore
city to the county. And rejected House bill
in favor of Geo, r. c. Price, of Allegamy CO.
bill in favor of the Franklin Bank of Bal
timore, was passed Senate adjourned.
Correction. | erred yesterday, in saying the
bill in favor of Thomas Henry Wild, of Ale
gany county, originated in the House. 1t is a
Senate bill, and will be farther tested in that
body on the 22d inst.
.4Aack upon an Editor The question of d.
recting the Attorney General to proceed a.
gainst the proprietor of the Baltimore Visi-
ter" for violating a law, in publishing, as al
legged, an incendary or abolition paper, is I'M
der serious consideration among many mem
beEs of the Legislature. More anon.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-21

The RIGHT OF WAY. In the Pennsylvania
Senate on Monday, MIR. Hoover, from the COM
mittee on Internal Improvements, reported a
bill granting the right of way through Penn
sylvania to the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
company; also, bill supplementary to the act
incorporating the Sunbury and Erie and Pitts
burgh and Sasquehsnna Railroad company.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-21

SUFFERING AND WANT IN New YoRK.-
Since the LIST inst no less than 5,5l5 applica-
tions for relief have been made at the city
almshouse-an average of 34l per day; be-
sides which there are 1900 families who re-
ceive their chief support from that establish
mpnt
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-21

AcQUTTAL OF TIE REV. Dr. SCOTT. We
learn from the New Orleans papers that the
Rev. Dr. Scott, tried before the Presbytery of
Louisiana for certain calumnios made by him
during the last Presidential contest, against
the Hon. Henry Clay, has been fully acquitted.
He was also acquitted of certain dcrelictons
as a minister of the church.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-21

GREAT RISE. The river at Fayetteville, N.
G., rose on the Sth inst. % feet in 81 hours
Five steamers were loading there at one time;
a rare sight for that town.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-21

DEATHS AT WAsmNGToN. On Monday two
distinguished citizens of Washington closed
Their earthly career. James iIoban, Esq, the
young, but talented United States District At
torncy, died on the evening of that day, after
brief illness, and the venerable Rev William
Ryland, Chaplain of the Navy Yard, few
hours previous, in the 18th year of his aye.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-21

Polly BoDlNE. The trial of this woman
has been removed to Orange co., N. Y.