davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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NeutlDer 9iQu0tQ60f.

Bsnn msin Dfifhcn pampft unp 9Iibt,
linp Der Naub BON Bldttern
Sanft mir nm Die 0lafe liebt,
8! eann tauicb ieb niebt init S6ttrrn &c. IL.
Gin frfbcr Borratb bon uDsuGtbem
Nau6tatof," beltebeno aus leihtcm Nagcb.
tabaf, SO. 1, 2 uno 8, lri6tem &analter,
@elunpbeitssSanater, portotelIo, pcrtos
rico, waIhinstcn nnc 8rcmer Sarinas, in
paqueten BON Dfuno, 1T 70 sten bon Sleu
porf erbalten unc 5nm 8srfauf iiii Gtobs
iltsr Der 0rufcrei bes .,Seoba6trrs" preis
tis / 5 Gents pas Daquet.
llnlere oeuthen $ancsIeute, fOmie Die $ieb'
baber pom sutsm Nauhtabaf ilterbaupt,
wsrben polle BefrieDiguns fnosn men fts Die.
fen 3abaf bsrfutben. Aqe Die i'm probirt ba:
tcn Der1ebern uns pab ee Der bete Stcf in
bic 3sit oamit 3n pertreibsn unO einmal re6t
teimatblieb 5u fibIen.
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Or. Ved)ter'S
~ )NNHtNt =
Gun9en Dre ferUuttp,
prcis 50 Gent Die 8laIcbG

sprrs so Gent Die 8lo(CbG
81 cine ICbr ihiBtarc 3utereituna, cntocft
OurCb eincn re9eImdBi9em mo tcruhmteu otuts
ltbCn ur5t, pCr itC ilbGr funf5i9 Sabre in Irls
ner ci9enen Qroris in DruntbIanb 9ctrautht
bate, III ipelcbem Q0nre Itr ipdbrcnD jcner
3eit du6erit aue9gpCbnt brnuBt lpurpt, ,bei6u>
fen, ertaItun9Cn, &NtGrbfGber, Gn9br0i;i9;
Felt, &eutbbuttrn, Scitcn mo NUGenG6mer
gen, Slutipelcn, jeberArt 8rutt: unp 2un9rn
bGG6nerpcn, unO in 6ctnuu9 ber brrannabcn
oen Nus3ebrun9. SieIes fam ais COB Der
cEi9cn Wlcrisin 9cIa9t weroen, ober Die 3eis
tnn9sbCtailtm0cbungcu Itno an fcttlpieltQ pas
gu; jeber befrlCpi9enpe Serpris in re0enQBir>
tun9eu miro in einem SerIuhe oamit qrfun.
oen perorn, fcpie audi SabIreicbr gmpft bluns
qen Die nipelGnn9sSVttel tG9l eitCnb. lleber
1000 8laG6n ftnb aIIein in Dblobelpbia
wabrcno Dem leBten QBnter Uerf0uft pcrpen,
pcn hbrrSeuaeupcr Srpeis non brftn01uBbar
felt, Ionit rphroe cine 70 9rcBe Quantitat mic
perf0uft worben fein.
90 pirtlam 1T bic WleciBin 9elpefcn in
6eiluna Der perfhicrenen &rantbeten fir
tpeI6e fte empfcblen 1T, OaB (te alien anbcrn
3ubrreitun9en BON SarIaparllld, panaceoe
&c. fhneU Ucron9ebt.
Sele 3ru9nilTe Itnp Drn 3cit 3u 3ctt erbals
ten uuo befannt 9emacbt wUrben, atrr rcr
&fofcnauwanc BON 3eitunas6efanntmacbune
aen Urrbietct beren Olittbeiluns bier. Ois
t9IdutiQen t6nncn Iei6t iterscu9t wer>
Den BON Der 0lhbIihFeit Oider WeOi3in Drnn
1s aurufen al Qeiop's 8eiunobcts gmpori,
nm SO. 1911, 01orO 2te 9traBe, unteybalt
Der 9uettra6r, gum @hilo ces "9olrsnen
9lofcrs unb StGl1naen," no 3ruani7e unb
0labmeiIunacn su bunbcrten bon Sdllcn rer
merf,phroisten Sursn our6 oiele mepi3in,
porac5eirt merbcn f6nnCn.
0eabin9, SuIi 1. l945.
sC@0tcIe mebisin 1T 5u nrm cten anae9s'
beneu DreiIe in oieier 09uferei IN batrn.
Sebruar 6. 1849. bp.
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Us. II. =. s.. &eim II. So.
Smportlrcr nno Sdnoler in
2amerifaiiifcben SSarfipnnre,,

<SWeIat"ittICDeH sO0rfttt00re1t.
10 80 Tero ste Straee Reading pa.
pabsn auf Scano unO bistsn gum Gsrfauf ;u
osqus'Isn Ss0n9un9sn, elm aassmsines 9Tors
einenf ron Soartmnaren unb Sdneib;eua Rds
9sln unO Spsifs BON allen @r6e esn; gisn uno
Sfobl pon jsosr Sensnnuna; Sd,raublfcfs,
2'moolls' uno S6msSesSlnfsbdlse Siden.
am0 e Sl,ntsn'dufs; StltfTsr; 0Esfltns in sas
len ano Stan9sn; 6otsln, BON pblapslptsr
ano F"n'alt'r 8abrif; Sottlsrsi $oartwaaren ;
Saffs'bOfs, Yatsnt:escer &c. 3inn &c uno TX,
Stan9sn,3inn, amsrifanifrb uno rufIfdes @is
l'nOls6' 9ratbs Stan9ens II. piasSlsi; @psl.
ter, SupftrsScISsn, Riste &C. @las, Gar6sn,
Ssls uno 8irniiIe, 9upont'5 2(bler. unb Sitbs
lensPulper, nsbif pel anberen @itsrn bic os>
wc9nIlb in sinbsmiidbsn 6artwaarssg tobrsn
perfouft msrpsn.
GbenfalIs, 5bepere's 5arfapariIla,
Dermitu9H SuitensG6nov. unS Seutfd,e
S'sbers unO Kaltfcbcrspillen.
GsaSins, Mdrj I. bp.
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SS. mmD &. 81. &cint rrD So.
~. 90 k->.S ln.E., r4,..,

40. 30 IIoFV fUHftV StT0BPI
2snfsn bic 2lufmertiomfstt ibrr Sreunoe unb
cs5 Yublifun6 iiberBaupt ouf ibr ipIsnbio uno
nsus6 NGcrtsmsnt pcn @itern fir 6ausbals
tun9sn, bsitebenb aus WsTsrn unO @abeln,@ss
unb Sbee.Q6feIn, SGpfsn, SeiTt[n, GmaIirtsn
&cd)srn unb Drefsrvin9sSefeln msfIin9ensn
Ssffsln, SugsIsiftn, Qicbtsrittfen, Qibtfbsss
rem, 1Sdtsrn, @baufIn unb 3an0en, Srats
unb Safspfannen, SfiIet1, &oftemiblen,
Sbesrn, @Iofsn, Spic9etn, 8rors, QSalbs,
&eiies unO MorftsSSrten, @srsrsQGonrrn &c.
mas ale 81 Den nisbri9itsn Yrsisn psrfauft
,perbsn mirb.
Nsabin9, Wdrj 7. 81.
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SQunlet nt6t (!

gonSsrn 9sbst slsb unb faufst sinsn sutsn
Scrratb trodsnsr waarsn Die llntsrssbnss
ten psrfaufen 70 moblfsil unb esbsn allsn, alIs
genuine Ssfrisoisuns bae br Stobr Jun!
S0auptq uartie
mirb. Sober 2(rtifsL Der 9sfauft wsrbsn fam
bon Sattun ;u Gents bic Varb, biS ju fus
psrfsinsn tuhenen Nodififsn. = Gie BADEN,
lmmsr tsrsit gum 8srfauf
= I'm c nj ifhe Otter,
ytsu Warfst @cneifOaa, Waibinaton, Ipplss
ton ano YortSmoutb Stsmp Mpslns, isbr
wcbltsll. Sbsnfals 8arbsnt6, &eIfb, &C.,
bodblf wnnesrbar mOblfsiI. &cnlmt unb fsbet
-Sbr tslo immer wiafommen.
]. @. Dwight uno Comp.
Meabin9, Iusuff IA ls49. bp
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Sin QQrtner 0elu6t.

Ger llnterItbrisbsne Iucht einm parmer
crer gompa9ncn fir cos @tcbrbaltcr 8e.
ftaft. Gin jun9cr Wlann, Der ctnas Sent:
niB bonn Gelhafte bat unO rtrpas Sapltal
miteinle9en Pann, miro cine sintrd9llhe 3tel:
le fnpeE menn CT itcb talc msIret, INN ndbe.
re BrpinSnn9en 3u crfabren, tsi
Soratio SritIb.
$an9Gbrpamm, NusuIt Il. 601.
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Joerblt unD QSinterfleiOer.

Gins Der 9r6stsn unb ouS8eosInteiten Ndors
tsments non Spdtiabrs uno 1Ointerfleis
oern, ba6 jcmals in oisier Stabt 9eSei9t pcrs
ben, miro man fnben am 9rcscn 6 Der;
Stobr 0c. 62, Oifspsnnitra61 ;wiibsn
Der 6tsn unb 7tsn, ron allen Yrsiisn, @r66sn
unb 0ualitdtsn, mslbs un9sw6tnlib wcbIfeil
psrfauft wsrcsn. @bsnfaa6 Elm vOas6 2lhortss
ment pcn SubensKleiocrn.
80 cben crbalten elm 9rcse6 2t6crtement
ron Suben, SaftmrS, Q8sitenSsu9sn &c. rpsIs
DIE auf Ssifsaun9 nab Dem ollsrmrbiibifen
StpIe pernrbstet msrtsn, unc Su ben rdfcnots
fen Sscin9un9sn.
Jomee JamcIom
&oufmonns:S Sbnsibsr.
Nsabing, Ottcber 8. 1S49. bp.
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@clumbin Sri&enGelsaibaft, @Olunbia par
@orli6Ie bitto# su @arli8ls. z
OpDle6taun bittp Su DpDlsStauu, par
Cation btttp* 5u @altpn, par
Grhdnge otttp 3u pitt6bur9, Z
Certificate
@rhan9e 3wei9 ju oplibaDs6ur9, =
erie Ditto 81 @rie, II
6armsr5 II. 9rcper5 Su 0aDne@bura -
DO 5abItor in eurrant 8onoe l
Srnnflin Ditto gu QGafbin9tcn IL
Sarmer6 Sanf y. Suf6 @t0 3.Sriifpl, par
Sarmer5 Ditto von Qnntaittr* III Qancalfer nor
8ormsr5 Ditto, BON 0isooin9* Su &eo, bar
Sormsr5 Sanf bon SbuplfiG @auntp par
l6arriSbur9 Ditto ju 6drrisbur9, ?
5oons6bols Sonf Su Soons6bnle,
Qanfoffsr DO. Su Qonfaffsr, par
saneoIter gauntp 8anf 3u $ancaIter bar
Qebonon DO. Su qe6nnon, bar
Msr6ont5 II. Monuf. Sanf+ pitt5bur9, 2
Mcncn0cbslo Ditto BON SrnunSpiae,
Wetners 8anf BON ppttsoilte, par
Office Der Sonf pOn YsnnI. 6arrsb. par
Office DO DO Qontaifsr par
Office DO DO &sobin9 par
8 fee DO DO Cation par
Savlcr8piae Delaware 8rii&en 60. -
QHeit Sronb Sonf, QGiliam5port 2
WDpmtn9 Sanf Sn @tlfe6barre, par
0crf bittc* gu Wcrf, Z
Jfen CSerIep,
Selpbere Sanf' su Selpibere, }
burlington 60. Sanf, Webfore, par
Commercial Sonf' pertb 2lmbcv /
Cumberland Sonf* 8ribgetcn, par
Warmers Sanf* Wcunt SooQp BAR
Sarmers II O1ebantes Sanf, Nabwap /
Farmers II meebanies DO Mobletcnn !
Worris 60. 8anf' Wlorristowm /
Wsebdnies 8anf, 8urlinatom par
Ws6anics 90 Stewarf i
We6Anies uOfannfactures bo*Srentcn par
Nclparf Sanf SnG. Co. Stewart !
ORANGE Samf*> Orange i
Decples 8ant, paterIca J
Orinceton Sant%s, Drineetcn par
6aGem 8antins Cos, @alem par
9tate SanfEst, Nswarf /
@tate 8anf# elBabetbtop i
@tate Sauf' gamoen par
@tate 8ant Of O1crris' O1crristcpn J
State 8ant' Stem 8runswif par
@uGer 8ant% Slewtcn
3renton Sanfins Co. Srentpn Dor
Union Sant* 9ooer !
Stem 6ore 9el Br. go* $ambertbiGe =
Selamare.
Sanf t. WtImin9ton u. Sranosmine par
Sonf BON 9elaware, Bilmin9tOn par
Sanf BON Smirna, Smirna, par
SrmsrS Sanf pom Staat 9eIaw. @Doper,
unb ibre 3msi9e par
Union Sanf, ~ 0Silmin9ton, par
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&alenDer fllr's cyobr 1850

Ser u3sutfbe W1ibslI elm bemofratifbsr
ScIf6sSaIenoer fir 1850; Der uceutIbs illus
ltr'rte Salenesr," fcmie anrsre Sortsn &alens
Der fur oaS Sobr 1850, fnb 70 stsn srbalten
uno elnjeln gum Berfauf in bisfsr 9rudersi.
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GtN1ls 0cOcrls.

Gin @orratb poryislider StaDlsSebsrn 1T
70 eben srbalten, bic sinSsIn uno bslm Sussno
febr wobfsiI psrfauft iperbsn in eisfsr 9radss
rel.
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9uiabt uub Gpnp., AZ Vsnnfross,

-@roBs uno &IeinbdnbIer in ou6linbI(bsn
nnb einbeimifbsn trodsnsn IBaartn, unb nu8s
BeOebnts Gcdnbsr bon Carpets.
Gsabin9, Huauif ID. bv.
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sSa Oerr metn Treuno!
GO III gum @rifaunsn, mic gut uno fbSn Die.
f. SipsSattuns fno bel
Dpi9bt uno Comp, AZ, psnnfrass.
Sieaoina, lnautt 21 am
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Or. Hienle's garir= uno SIutreini'
q dunae: pilIen,

YUHYo' fFHtIT
bic telte Sur snr wiepsrberfteauns Der 8e.
funebeit, 70 eben erbalten unb gum STfauf
in biefer Oru6er pres 80 Sent, bic sro'
BE, unD % Gen Die fleine Dor.
December, &c. 1949. 3m.
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Gin 9rO6 uno lhDneS Nhortenent
ron Sdnep uno crbindrsn S6rbsn auf 6anb u
gum 4srfauf wcbIisilsr ais jsiupor, BEL
Unoerfom
Jtcp. 20. Vierts unb Dennlfrabe.
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SAFETY FUSE.-@in 8orratb BON bislsm
Artifsl auf Joano, Su bsrat9efssnn prsi(sn an
Jamee 6. lnoerfon's, M
g'op. 90. Yierte une psnnffraEs.
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QSertb Der Ssonfnoten,

2tat tiejsni9en Sanfen, ipsItbe NIT einem
CO @tern bessibnet finb, baben sntmeber fals
fbe oper umgednoerts Hotsn Don psrlbisbes
nen Senennun9en i'm llmlaufe.
@0s NIT einem CD RrsuS bs;eibnstsnSa
Fen rparsn friber ofsntlids 9spoftsSanfsn.
90 slf nibt ratblam Notsn ;u nsbmen ron
Sanfsn bic in eiefsr Site nibt bsnannt Iinb.
Ste finb stmeber 9sbrcbsn cher ibrs Rctsn Iino
un9an9bar.
SanFen in pbilaoelpbia.
Namen. 9iSeontc in pbilab
Sanf BON Ncrtb 2tmsrifa* par
9tcrtbern Qibertie6' rar
Yennfplpania* por
psnn Saunfbip* par
Der Der. Gtoot.' Is
Commercial Sanf,* BON psnnmlpanien par
6drmerS Ii. Me6anicS Sanf par
8irarb ctto+ par
Seniin9ton 90. par
Sanf Of Sommeree,t por
Wanuf. II. Webantcs bar
Wle6antc6 Sanf in pbil'a, par
philadelphia Sanf* BAR
Sputbwarf Ditto nor
SbuDlfia Snnf,
Bcltern Sanf por
=. 4,
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Sanfen i'm Snnern oe8 eanbes.
@bambsr5bur9 Su @bombsr5burs :
@etti5bur9* gu Gstti5burs, :
9ittSbur9, ;u pitt8bur9, :
Snsqnetanna Go. W1ontrofs -
@befer Sountp iu BeIttbeftsr, par
9sIaware Sountpa Su @beifsr, par
@ermantoun gu Germnntaun, par
Hsmistaun ;u 2smi5toun, aebr.
Nfrbletoun 81 WiObletoun, 2
Nsont9cmerp So, Su Norri5toun par
NprtDumbsrlanb su 0ortbumberl. par
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&sabin9, Oetcbsr 8. l649.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-25
rerIns of the Enquirer.

- rns Enouireri s published DAILY uor the city,
N SEMi-WEEKLYt for the eouhfy.l roI .he uaiy
p,e seven dollars per annuh, ana AZ the Iale w es
f ,f tak.n for shorter period thanone year FOR
m,-Weekly, five dollars pcTannum, and Iniee
10, six months pay able IN advanceito 6epa,o IN
y. s., orremi,ted by mail post paid; ofsi1 poha''
- 1nnum al the end ofthe year.
= TERMS Of ADVERTISING.
- fsE DAILY ENQUlRER-For one square 9,
i,n.s ar less, first insertion, my cents, anu
'''s" s.S,nr insertion twenty-five cents-h IN
-, INC. a week twice n week, or three ''hes
'-. s ,n,I,ys.yen and halt cents.
@fs. 'rnE SEMl-W EEklY-one square OF sl.,een
less frst insertion, aceh1s' lot 0aeh '"h'inu-
ana, ,oy.r,sers arecharsed MY uolaLs loI .iii
80 and in that proportion Tor auseI.se" s
Z. .,.at.r leusth-e1cept Lottety 'sh .' 800
,nss,a " no are charged one huha'ea ao'" Nf"P'
GUIDED ,s, i. sccompanied with
,,vauer nav, or satisfactory references, insure
.lseuii -. - ,sn;,,ss ,ey mai,
"a. ana available Bank notes, al the risk OF ms
n, postege Of all letters beisg pad oy inc pri-
~, hostage Of single letter Is scarcely oi any
,r, he writer: II is the accumulation oil posi-
- ~ an e,,,usivr business, which operates as
!. ions tax unan Tue Edilors.I
- All Obituaries ana Marriages from the country,
xssnrver the par,y's hand-wrsingis unknown al tns
nice must be authenticated by The endorsatoh ., lns
amaster in the neishhorhood or they "iil III no caso
j. pnblshed. Every measure, that has peen taken W
yeut impositons and qmizzes, has proved heretofore
,railing. We must therefore, lnsisi, such ease,
an The communicationbeingc certified by the name oil
:. Postmaster. ,orittsn on the back Of thelener.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-25
NOT ORIGINAL.

The scheme of S. A. Smith, Gil he indeede
the abduclor; and this is for the Courts to deciD
TO carry off negroes in boxes, does not seeEo
have originated in this city. The Burlinan
(Vl) Courier, of several weeks since, descrss
an identical, and success. lul plan. II apps
that slave in Southern city managed 10 en-
a correspondence with some one in Nortfn
civ. with view OF escaping from his mase--
"Having arranged The preliminaries, he i'd
some one $40 to box him up and mark him MS
side up, with care and take him TO the Exfss
Office consigned TO his friend al The North. IN
the passage, being on board OF sleambosbe
was accidentally turned head downwards, anal
most died with The rash OF blood TO The headAt
the mex, change VI transportation, howevehe
was turned right side up again, and, after en-.
ty.six hours confinement, arrived safely mis-
destination. On receiving the box, the g;e-
man ~ had doubts whether he should recel a
corpse or free man. He tapped lightly ohe
box, with the question, 'All righl1' and vale
lighted to hear the response, 'All right, sir.'he
poor fellow was Immediately liberated irohis
place OF living burial, and forwarded 10 al
thy Aboli,ionst 10 city Of New England, ere
he now isn
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| $50 BOOKSELLERS No. 253, Market Street. PAiisae!-
~ invite the attani ion of Booksellers, Merchants,
I'D others interested in the cause Of Education TO the
,,Iabie school Bools published by them-among
s,en are the following, viz: michel's Geographical
sr.s comprising Primary Geography, intermediate or
secondary Geography, School Geography and Atlas,
,u,lrn, Geography and Atlas and Biblical or Sabbath
.,sool Geography; Greene's Frat Lessons in Gram.
"a. Greene's Analysis; Chanaer's Grammar; jarvis
sa..iolcgy Johnston's Turner's Chemistry johnstons
7aIo.ophy; Pinnock's School Histories, England,
7,,nrr, Rome and Greece; swans Spelling Book anu
,. Of Readers Frosts History of the United states
a: American Speaker; Pico,'s series OF French Read
u,s's Arithmetic; Smiths Key; Smiths Algebra
SANS Bots Analytical Geometry; Wilmsen's Read
;, CAV and Keith on the Globes; SCOTS Lessons W.
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r. 4. & co. are also the Publishers OF various
Nv Medical and Miscellaneous Books, and, IN addi-
81 10 their own Books, keep constantly on hand the
grs, as.ortme Mt of Books aud Stationary to be found
Inc United States, which will be sold al the lowest
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-25
IMPORTANT APPOINTMENTS.

Referring TO the recent visits OF MIR. Abbol
Lawrence and Mr.. w. c. Rives TO Washington,
The correspondent OF the New York Journal oil
Commerce says:
"Mr. Lawrence will have The offer, or rather
he has before him The offer, OF the mission 10
London. Mr.. VIM. C. Rives will probably be
appointed minister 10 France
"The rumor prevails that Mr.. CLAYTON is al
ready tired Of office drudsery, and would vii.
lingIy exchange The State Department, Tor TO.
reign mission"
The same writer says most Of the consular ap-
pontmrnts, worth anything have been made,
,hdngh they have not yet iranspired. He adds
"The applicants to-day, for The Postmaslership
al Troys II. Y, are numerous. The present in
cdmbenI, Gen. Davis, has, il is said, been good
officer, and he has, | understand, Strengthened
himsel with The President, BY a recent formal
Interview"
But this fac! us of no consequence" for it is
well known that Gen. Taylor has no power in
he cabinet, and his iavoriles are invariably voted
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SWEET emusic" TO THE EAR.

The Mobile Advertiser (Whig) is "pleascd 10.
da." This is the paper which boldly denounces
the "trumpery and mere eieclioneering cant" Of
the mo party" professions OF The last campaign
exposes the present "cowarty sub'erfuges OF
many ct The Taylor presses who profess 10 put
the removals on The ground OF "cause," and who
thereby cast stain upon The fidelity and charac-
tiers OF the ncumbcnls-and manfully proclaims
that Gen. Taylor Cor rather his Cabinet) are turn
ing out Democrats and putting in Wings, solely
for political considerations We like so bold an
opponent-but, in defending The course OF the
administration, he virtually piles mountains of
odium on General Taylor Tor his violated profess
sions, while he was candidate.
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CITIZEN-SOLDIERS.

The late scenes in New York show that upon
the hrmness, vigor and patriotism of the volun-
!eers, who are OF the ci!iz-ns, "bone OF their bone
and f.sh OF their 1esh," materially depend The
preservation of law and order, the safety oil lie
and properly aud of our blessed free institutions
With US in the South, This is perhaps more pc
culiarly true. In view, then, of The valuable
services they render 10 the public, should not the
Stale extend 10 Them some immuniIyl The fear
less and indefatisable Firemen are very properly
relieved from Jury duty. Why should no! The
same immunity be extended to The gallant vol
unteers, who are equally called upon 10 share in
scenes of toll and danger, for The protection ot'he
community We commend The subject to he
attention of the Revision Commiuee and The Le-
cis'atufe,
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TO SLAVE OWNERS.

TWO gentlemen in Louisiana, wishing TO enlarge
their planting interest," would purchase tor this pur
pose entire gangs of SLAVES, Of less than iory OF
fifty, TO the numhe. of one hundred and hny Large
slave owners, who may wish TO sell out, or To diminish
their numbers by selling in n LOT where they VIII be
kept orehrt communicate with the advertiser oy
addressing through the Post Office, at k'ehmond BOX
No. 48 or John A. Parker, Esq., Tappaaannork Is
ser County, Va where information can be obtained Ct
tae parties and OF their views
II preferrsd contracts would be entered into THIS
Surfing and possession OF the slaves retained until Oc-
tober ne1t. May LEFT
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TreIssrapbct for the Baltimore American. ]


INTERESTING FROM ST. DOMINGO.
The schooner Williams arrived at New York
Yesterday bringing daes from ST. Domingo 10
The LIST instant.
Three Terrible battles had been fought between
the Domincans and the Hayden forces, 10 when
the later were completely routed and dispersed.
Al one time The Haylens were within IhIty
miles Of The city, when desperate battle ensued,
and large number on both sides were k'lI'd =
Those taken prisoners were also put 10 death.
The Baytiens, during their retreat. burnt The
CITY OF AQUA, and also destroyed large amount
OF properly in The town and vicinity.
Captain Warren, oil the Ensi ship Finconia,
kindly offered The American Consul every as
sistance Tor The purpose OF protecting the Ameri-
ran citizens and their properly. All business had
been suspended in consequence OF these difficult
lies
The general impression is that this will be the
last effort OF The Hayiens TO conquer The span
ish. The whole country is in slate OF sfea!
disIress and CONFUSION.
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THE PASSENGER TAX CASES


A few weeks since we laid before The public
the mastery opinion of Chief Justice fancy, dis.
senling from The opinion OF the majority of the
court in these important cases. We al The same
time promised 10 gfaIify our readers with peru
sal oil The able and conclusive opinion of Justice
Daniel on The same side. This promise we le-
deem to.day-much 10 our regret, il has been
postponed by The election details and BY the dill
icuity Of obtaining correct copy OF The opinion.
To the kindness Of Senator Fooe we are indebt-
ed for handsome pamphlet printed by order OF
the United Stales Senate, viz: The Opinions OF
the Judges OF The Supreme Court OF The U. s., de-
livered lin these cases al The Deer Term le4s.
The majority oflhe Court, consisting OF Mclean,
Catron, Grier, Mckinley and Wayne, Justices,
declared unconstitutional and void certain statutes
of New York and Massachusetts, levyng taxes
on passengers and others, brought by vessels
those States. They held this State legislation 10
be void, as amounting in fact 10 TAX or impost
on commerce and navigation, and therefore in
direct conflict with the exclusive power Of Con-
gress 10 regulate commerce with foreign nations
and among the several States. The minority Of
the Court, consisting OF fancy, Chief Justice, and
Daniel, Woodbury. and Nelson, Justices (beyond
controversy The ablest portion OF The CooTt) sus-
lained The consi,u,ionality OF the Stale laws in
question, as police regulations but, above all, a,
a legitimate exercise of The power Of State Taxa
ton, mol in conflict with The power of Congress 10
regulate commerce with foreign nations an1
among the several States.
To this fearful decision OF The Court "a bar
majorily,) the attention of the nation should 81
kept anxiously awake. We candidy belevl
that there has been no acl OF The Federal Cover
ment, since the adoption Of the Conslilulioi
fraugh, with consequences al all so dangerous d
the rights the States. The decision in questioI
strikes al the foundation Of Stale power and, a
most, Of Stale existence. For these wcishy re;
sons we trust that The Democratic press, a, leasl
the viganl guardians Of State Rights, will keeI
the matter before the people-and spread brca
cast The sonnd doctrines and unanswerable arg
ments OF The minority of The Court. But Jud,
Daniels opinion, which we publish to-day,
clearly points out and yindicates The rights OF 4
States, and so ably unfolds the mischievous CO
sequences Of the late decision, that without f,
| Their comment we commend il to The public.