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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-03

RESOURCES OF THE STATE. From the Co
yernor's message it will have been seen, that
the resources of the State, (ncluding arreara-
res, from direct taxation alone, amount to
the sum Of 81 ,094 DOL To this is to be added
the sum to be received from indirect taxes, IL
censes, incorporated companies, &C., making a
total of probably 81, 400, 900. OF this amount
there wiz surely be enough collected to enable
the State to resume with safety, the payment
of interest upon the public debt on the first Of
October next, and to continue it regularly
thereafter. But to insure this result, the Le-
gslature should set earnestly towork to retrench
all unnecessary expenditures. Every dollar that
can be, should be, savcd-for people will pay
their taxes with more alaority, when they find
that the public money is applied to none butle-
climate purposes. "Public faith restored by
public economy, is not a bad motto TO be adop-
ted b , tie Legislature. The people look to the
present Legislature for efficient measures Of f.
nance; for reduction of expenses; the aboli-
ton Of uselcs offices, if there be any-and for
an act authorship the call Of a State Convcn-
ton to reform the Constitution. We have
reached acrisis in the affairs Of our State, when
"retrenchmont and reform" have become indis-
ponsablo-aud it is expected that, on these i'm
portant subjects, members Of the Legislature
will not disappoint public expectation.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-03


sue" ny '''o VI S'A men, one oI "hohl hfed
him, but he escaped, The Signal suspects tn,
cause of the murder 10 have crown opt or mi,
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.
The Philadelphia FUemeu. The gcntlemel
composing the delegation from the Good VII
Hose Company, yesterday morning visited the
CITY IAN, by invitation of his Honor, Col
J"'oo u, DaV'oS' ioy subsequently Vlstec
'ile ieillteh'lary ana thc Puoiic places OF the
Guy, un9et escort OF Ihe Liberty, who ha1
chartered a"e Lady Jane OMNIBUS, Tor the
purpose oil conveying them around Last
Nm, t,oy V'SSeu tIie ne" lofA circus, at the
''''s ,,,o.' Sr' ny H's,"t'on oi 'Ho Po
,,,o ';,,,.'lS' 'ey WIZ IC'o'' nome I'M.
,I, Dr.. ~ .'a ''''T u0'' o' cars l'o"
Gr,, Du!''I@ '''.,' s'ly III
,;, ,I D~I'' "'' 3''I. i" Itc,I "''o"
.,.;. '' 80, ,,''0 '''I''!'oI' WY" 'lo "oS
,,.,,,. ''0 W. '''''' "o1'-" 1"0 pros
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l,h. ,,,,I ;,,.1'' y l'I "l"Ilco r"' 20
~. ~ '''G iI'aPsro ne 90
w." ~ ~" SPURIOUS nan o. ther engine
Of lbe Good EII Enline On. of Ph,I,IaI,5io
the Presidents Of tba rltv fire. r,,nr,nIcs' o',,
several gentlemen nr llS ,,-o.s ,,i,,, ,,,osn,,
as invited quests. The con,o,,r So, d.,.r H.
a snmptuoIs entertainment If q ,.crocE AZ
ter the removal Of the cloth. Wit. wine and
sentiment prevailed. Toast, were drunk
speeches made, songs sunr, Sc. The GONNA.
ny did not retire until Old Father Time had
commenced striking his little ones. Ii was IN
deed pleasant entertainments
Bal of N, F,jco3,bi, Hire 70 m, .,.,,,,,,I
bail Of This s,iritrd rnmn,rv I o'''i,','
on Noudav svau,nr nov, n,',,rilI,
we understand, they will be honored by visit
from several members Of the Anacoslia Fine
Co Of Washington city.
4 LaudqbIe Object We Ioarn that tl,o mon,
bcrS Of the colored congregations of Sharr
Street, Asbury, Orchard Street. Old WrsIorp
and Strawberry Alley, have obtained permiS.
sion OF the Mayor to hold meetings in their
several churches, for the purpose of raising
contributions Of money, to be appropriated to
the relief Of the poor of their own color in The
city. The meetings will be held during the
ne mex week. ana as the object is highly laud-
"Oi0' II Is 10 DC hopeu that liberal contributions
may DC received
Housing His Family. Richard McCollister
was taken IN custody yesterday by officers
Myers and Taylor charged with threatening
and abusing his family. Justice Stansbury re-
leased MN on security to keep the peace.
Price # Wood, The recent favorable chance
in the temperature of the weather. has, we
perceive, had an effect an tho ,r;ce ~ n'ol,J
at the wharyes. Good ninc wood can non, Lo
purchased at 1915. thourh some arc ooLino
81. Oak wood, of rood oualitv i sellinr n
s.. We trust that NAVIGATION NAV NOT ho fnr-
Their INSTRUCTED, in which case wood will nro-
baby be lower in few weeks.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-03

HHHRENOLOGY EXAMINED by r. FlOu-
d rens, member OF the French Academy, &c &c.
Translated fro the second edition Of S4j, by Chas
dc Lucena Migs, NJ D. Just received and for sale by
r. LUCAS, Jr.
jal No. 10 Baltimore street.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-03

2 .aotod, - The House OF Delegates OF ms
SLATE, TO bring IN oil to elect the CieiA an"
iieg#ter Of wills oil Washington county by
TIE people. 10 grant the leave was an act oil
courtesy That has seldom been da1'eoj hat VIC
nope mat 40 such bill "'H Toe permitted toP.ss
the House. H. Is esther night or wrong 10 elect
clerks "n" REGISTERS by l" people. II Ts..',
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70 TO the convention, and We may hone to
have a constitution that VIII msle ont Justice
to ali alike, and be n credit TO the State.
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duccd in ivory the im.oe Of our Saviour ON
the cross, as it had been long impressed upon
his mind. OF the thousands who have exam
incd tins crucfd,. there is NOT = di-souiin,,
voice as 10 IFS jp,eroslipr character and hoontv
If execution. If will be cvhihitnd = Gay dovs
longer, and VIC hope that every person Of taste
will visit it. We are pleased to learn that the
ladies literally patronize the exhibition, and
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-03

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ar,.rAPD. 1yr,,.,, H., ms. g. $40. rrtl,n .I,aif
sincere, thanks f. rlo r.,.l rri,rr,l. and 10 lhrir
S' ilso~, ANA "''oo% VINO f'ng 50 ps19 "
'hrir ".... oils" o" 't"*. F., night i-i inst u.
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room. An Adjourned meeting viii BIZ held at the
~; iiA" ON .-O va AZ TX EVJ', lne On INST,
viii be- represented and that ne Gc,.aaics win b. fully
PIE pared 10 report waat efforts have been made n their
TtsnlIvr - aIl. n aiIcyiIit hc condition Of the suc
f,.IaE poor. Hyrn!cr,
jaI3t~ JAMES O. MCCORMICK, %pc'r.
49, nan,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-03

thon dilst pass away VITA ,ucI brightness to the
tomb. Oh, death
GIVE know when mOmS will wane,
When summer birds tro:h far shall cross the sea,
When autumn Units viii Gid the golden gram,
But who shall teach us when to look for thee"
5. II. t..
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-03

NAVAL. Com. Stewart took command of
the Philadelphia Navy Yard on Thursday.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-03

EBLAhk BOOK MAsUFACrUKY.
nB Lcdgers, Journals, Day Books, Cash BooKs,
Invoice Books, Letter Books, Bank Books, Memo
randum Books, Sc, full and half bound, of every
vnrlety of size and pattern, hand made to or
der with pronpness, in the most substantial manner,
of the best materials, warranted to give sltisfacon
Cheers on the Banks of Baltimore.
Notes and Drafts; Bills of Ladne; Rail Road Re
ceips; Stamps; School Books Of every description;
Miscellaneous Books in great variety-with a general
assortment of STATIONERY. Purchasers are re-
spectfully invited to examine the sto k, all of which
will be sold on moderate terms, wholesale and retail
JOSEPH N LEWIS,
ja3 No. rs Raumore-st.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-03

HERR ALEXANDER This distinguished
German Magician arrived in this city yester-
day afternoon, from Philadelphia, whore he
has given a series of most brilliant and ia
qbionable entertainments. The Holliday-st.
Theatre being the only house in this city suit
able for his extensive machinery, has been Sc
cured for the purpose, and his first entertain
ment will be given on Monday evening next
Mt that house. We are assured that the enter
tainrnents of Herr Alexander will be the most
pleasing and wonderful of any ever before ex-
hibted in this city.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-03

For THE COAST OF AFRICA. The Norfolk
Beacon says, the brig Getaway, Capt, Lcnnox,
now in that port, chartered by the Government
to transport stores to the Coast of Africa, will
leave for Port Praya on the 18th or Sth instant
Communications addressed TO that office, post
age paid win be forwarded.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-03

IRISH REPEAL AND OREGON. The Boston
Repcalers held a meeting on Monday. Reso,
lutionS were adopted, declaring that the Unit
ed States claim to Oregon to the 54th paral-
lei was clear and indsputable; that Irish adopt
ed citizens would maintain the IT, s. Govern
mcnt in asserting the claim, and that they
would hold themselves in readiness, in the
event of a war for the maintenance of the
claim, to be called into the military service.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-03


no WIS ia & BIHE no "I&lSG lN''
~ for some of me Capital Pulos aud the place is
nj NJ DOYLE'5 Capital Prize Depot, No. l4s Prau ST.
opposite the Railroad Depot, anurcyt TO i}radshaw'
Unlipd states llolcl where more ptz $ have been
sold during the present llU idays than al any other
three offices in the city. Ordu,S Tor tickets from n
distance atc attended 80 with the utmost prompncss
aud the drawings sent Is soon rs they are over Somr
very handsome Chri-uuas present was paid oIt II
this Office during the last week, and ma more on
hand for this.
FRIDAY, capital prize S7OoO, tickets S25 shares in
proportion.
SATURDAY, tie "Thomas Thumb Lottery" will
be drawn, Capital $4,000 Tickets s halves SO cts
quarters % cts. Certificate OF a package will be is
sued as follows: package consisting of 25 whole
tickets for Sl2 halves St, qrs' s aud eghths Sl5.
Be in fortunes way, and you NAV make 'lGn
strike" or throw "two skies and a seyen''
liberal discount will be pad 10 persons who pa
chase by the package or quantity.
For sale in the greatest vareyO lucky numbers ~
ae PACKAGE single ticket, share All orders, pei
mail or otherwise, addressed to
M, DOYLE, so. l44 Prattstreet,
Ii (Rl Opposite B s. 0. r. Il. Depot,
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THE New YORK MONEY MARKET. The
Tribune says "Money is growing a little ca
sier, and paper is not such drug as it has been.
1t is probable, however, that those who look for
immediate and large relief Immediately after
the lst proximo, will be disappointed, The
quarterly returns Of the Bonks will be made on
the LIST Feb, and these institutions will not be
likely to extend themselves to any great degree
until after the report day
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-03

FRIDAY, JANUARY ,, lo4C
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-03

GC3-THH LADIES in charge Of the MILITARY
FAIR beg leave To inform the public that they intend
to continue the FAIR during the present week at the
aud Broadway, where they offer for sale the greatest
assortment of Useful and Fancy Articles ever exhibit
ted in This or any other city. In addition to which
they have a most splendid CONFECTIONERY IA
BILE. abouHding with all The tccacies Of the season.
and fine LUNCH ROOM separate from the Fair
where every thing is served up in mlnnerto Suitth4
most fUICuTpau iaSlG, d5O If
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-03

Mas. Thomas DIVORCED FROM GOVERNOR
THOMAS. The House of Delegates of yir-
gina, on Thursday passed unanimously bill
divorcng Mrs. Thomas from her husband, ex-
Governor Thomas. She is to assume her
mniden name.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-03

ANNUAL Loss OF AMERICAN SEAMEN. A
gentleman of great experience and observa-
ton on the subject Of commerce and vessels,
states $50 says the Portsmouth, Va, New Era
that there were six or seven hundred seamen
lost annually On the American coast.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-03

SUDDEN DEArH. Mr.. Edmond Johnson a
venerable and respectable citizen of Norfolk,
died suddenly in the counting room of Messrs.
Knight & Matthias, on Wednesday. Mr.. John
SON was Inspector Of grain for that place.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-23

4 fnle, held In the cerks ,i e Of til. cica superior
court Of law and ehaneery Tor the county OF Halifax,
IN the month of March 1916:
David B. McGehee, tx'or of John J. Brtton deed,
Plaintiff,
against
Thomns +. Jeter Branch Sammons and Susan his wife
and John J. ThrockInorton adn with the will nnexed
Henry Dunkley, deed, Defendants.
liz CHAscERY.
The defendants Branch Sammons ard Susan his wife
entered their appearance and it appearing by salts
factory evidence, that they Inhabitants Of this
monveaIlh 1t ia ordered that the said delendans Branch
and Susan his wife, do appear here the first
Monday in June next and answer the Plaintiffs bill and
copy of this order be forthwith inserted in the Lynch
burg Ngnnn for two months successfully and posted
the front door Of the house OF this county.
A Copy-Teste,
WM. HOLT, clk.
March 10 w2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-23
March 10

ofmon,hy session, begun and held far amher-
county, at the court house, Monday the 10Th day of
February, 1916:
GA the motion of William Doyle and it appearing that
more than have elapsed the qualification Of
Robert fnsley administrator of the estate of William
Doyle deceased Hugh Doyle, deceased, Mary Doyle, de-
ceased and Susan Doyle deceased The court doth order
that all who may have claims against the estates Of
the sad deeedents OF hem do exhibit the to the
said Robert Tins ley for settlement. before the next May
OF this court and unless legal CLAIMS debts shall appear
ganst the said estates 1.-The will distribution there
OF without refundng bonds and that copy of this order be
published for eight weeks successfully in the ynchburg Viz
ginan, public newspaper printed in the town of Lynch
burg aud posted at the front door OF the house OF this
county. Copy-Teste
SAM. NJ. GARLAND, C.'X.
March 10 WSv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-23

|ENRANELS in Mexico, illustrated, BY A. NJ Oil.
Ramb,es by land and water, by Norman.
Mites from over the See b. itev J. Mitchell
Library OF Tho P!Gsc and Poetry Of Europe and America
nlrror l'orary. edited, by Morris & Willis,
Comr'eie works Of n. p. Willis
,odern British Essays;s, by Carlyle.
Geraldine and other poems, by NJ. f. upper,
The Book of Hearts,
The Roman Church, Sc, by c. Ed. Lester,
Interior Life, by Upham.
Chronicles of the Cid, by Ro. Souihey,
Holmes Life of Mozart,
Tnppngs in Author Land, by Fanny Forester,
Literary Miscellany by Gfan,
Nhewell's Elements of Morality,
The Suffering II Christ,
The Artist Merchant and Statesman, by C. E. Lester,
Legal Rights Of Women,
un'0n Of the oly spri, end the Church, by ienkyn,
The exten, of The Aionement, ''
Arnold's Rugby School Sermons
The Jesus, by Michele & Qnnet,
Treatise on Healthy Skin. by Erasmus Wilson,
Serman On the Mount. splenddly Illuminated,
The last OF the Azlecs, by f.. Malurin,
Ascans, BIZ Alex Dumas
The three Gnard.men, 40
Love anC Mesmerism, by Horace Smith
Just received and for sale by
ID. Is. PAYNE.
Jan Is Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-23

"Ihs',o replied tie mierncaied. 81 ones gained
mortified and confused rs The wife Of fay friend MI
Band he Immediately bow ed 10 III. gentleman with
whom he had bren conysrsfng. Fortunately, Mr.. u
was man Of eoOd sense and manageable temper, and
VAS thus sbls 10 appreciate nsolence and puppysm o.
Their true value. The mpfudent aud imreriinens youth
ssfnmrfed out an apology, that he rceiy knew what
he was saying. The incident slIJrded him a lesson.
however, and or time At least, the effect sslata.
larry The true doctrine IN al matters OF conversation,
day:
Nay, .pesk no ill-a kindly word
Can never leave sing behind.
Aud, obi Ia breathe each tale we've heard,
l. far beneath nsbe mind
Full of a bef'ef seed Is suwn,
BY choosing thus the kinder plan;
For II but iillle good BE- known,
Sui let Us speak the best We csn"
This rule is plain and simple. FIVE no, speak
@rh and iavorably OF an acquaintance friend, lei
remain sieni! j. We cannot say something calculated
10 cheer. gladden. and delight let US at least not pursue
contrary course. Oar duly is afford as much pleas
sure, aud Ia produce as much good as We can in tie
WORLD and u "uT means with reference 10 these subjects
'e limited. should al least endeavor TO restrain The
wi PopensIies Of our nature, To curb and control the
'eIp"ns oi scandal JEALOUSY III will and all undesirable
Iess We all have nfrmiiiss and faillngs enough
We all r'qnlre The exercise Of generosity and orbear'
nee. Our lmpertections although nvisibleio ourselves
nay be quite glarng 10 others When, therefore, we
indulge stlrlt Of generous and charitable orbearancs
relation To the errors Of the resi- o the world IN
ONE degree al least ene ourselves similar judy
merit with reference 10 own. Nothing Is ever los, +
y kindness and charity. No heart is panrd--no ZEN
lbiiy is wounGeJ, by words VI courtesy. benevn'enee
nd good breeding. while rash word ylolrnf exrres-
lon. hasy or an unhappy remark. may ni',c keen
nng -rnay cause wound that viii lesef and ranke !
n years
Then speak no lib leniepi be,
To oihers' iallIngs your own,
II you're the first a fault 10 see,
BE not the first 10 make II known.
For life is but passing day,
No lip may tell how brief lis span;
Then oh! the little lime we stay,
Let's speak OF all The best cam
Philadelphia Eng.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-23
JEHU WILLIAMS,

SURviVING partner Of Williams s Victor in or
~ der 10 close the business Of the concern speedily
possible, Offers for sale large and well assorted
Stock OF Jescelry,
God and Silver Lever Watches Silver Ware Military
Goods, Britannia Ware, Plated Castors and Candle
Sticks, and great variety of articles too ledions ~
enumerae, at rery reduced prices for CASH. shoI'
credit Ia pnnctual customers.
My friends and the community generally are invited
10 call before purchasing. am determined closes
without delay, and will offer perhaps greater nducemcn
10 purchasers than have before been offered in this
market.
Those indebted 10 the concern will please call and
settle their accounts speedily possible
Or Clocks. Watches and all kinds of Repairing ex-
eculed punctuay and a, moderate prices.
Nov. IL Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-23

From fhs Southern Planter
ON TIE MANAGEMENT AND APPl.lC ALTON
OF MANURE

When We consider how much the Iroduciven~ss VI
our ARMS depends um the manure heap, and how this
snauef |" genefslly neglected. few rssnarks trust
viii Mt be unacceptable. and although familiar TO most
farmers, n they Stimulate any person 10 apply them :, bo
have hitherto neglected 10 So The object in making
them will ne alisn,d.
VI manure. too much be said nor can il be de.
MED inst manufing the land orms grand item in farm.
hog both on account Of lis expense and its need 10 re-.
plsnis the land |, ia therefore. very important 10 know
the ar Of managing this department with the greatest
ecnnomy. and preventing waste 10 any possible Oh, pe
The subject cannot IN my humble opinion, be sgsied or
brought into view too frequently, strongly urged
Although there 10 little danger u APPLYING too
great quantity 10 land. sl it may be used to exc, S.
indian Germ vvrscivus feeder. and will bear free
ds~ss'nx but the crop Vi small grain may be injured by
msnarng too highly.
Liberal msnurng is the basis Of all suceessful farm.
ing; and il s folly. under any circumstances excep,inr
The virgin 1ands Of The Nes, where there has been iu
centuries an accumulation unouched vegetable matter
To disregard The great law Of nalwe which requires that
the anil be often fplenished, In order ~ obtain ,s pro
soc's 10 much as mat the Cow, which is daily MIXED,
shculd b. daily FED.
New isnds. cleared Of their trees and the brush and
the RUBBISH burnt on the ground yield number of crops
without OF er manure But In the old settled p.r,.
there IL. lspresome, no land 81 ibis SORT All of us
therefore. depend c,mmuh manure for cr ps ,ba, III
seimhurse the expense 81 their cultivation But the
quantity Of manure on our farms extremely limisd
and inadequate 10 onr wanna. And as consider manure
IS ali-ln ALL it ii The highest mnftanc- 10 the tar
mes. not ory toIusband hs, he has and consider
how he may increase the quantity. Nowiihslaudln ING
the varnus ways Of collecting and increasing |, has
frequently pned ont. its utility and necessity utged by
scientific and prartca men. little attention paid 10 the
subject By oneai The farmers in The counry Nothing
il provided for their fields than what 10 collected
1oin their cattle yards horse stables and rig sizes
have for the las, few yeats nade practice Of us.
king from every article Of rubbish aud filth tina
~as in and aisut my premises. ! have even hauled