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TIE MOTHERS RELIES
GUNS preparation extensively used throughout al
The Northern States, commences to he i'll great re-
pue here, aad deserves the attention of all mothers in
STATE oil pregnancy. BY commenting the use Ct two
or iihee weeks before confinement, the sijings will
be lessened and the time of thcr duration shortened
Apply tothc subscriber agent for the lnorclora for
copy OF the numerous certificates given to the inventors
Ivy eminent physicians will directions for the use CT
''', r important specific II 30 MABEL,
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HARpEH,S CLASSICAL LIBRARY,

HhRpER'S CLASSICAL LIBRARY.
7 r ORA e translated by Phillip Francis d H. with
d an appendix, containing TRANSACTIONS of various
odcs, &c. by Ben Ionson, Cowley, Milton, Dry don,
Pope Addison, Swift Chacrton, q Wakefield, Person,
Bryan, &c and some of the more eminent poets of the
dav-and
Pl4EDRuS, with the appendix Of j;udius transla
ted by Christopher Smart, in vols forming volumes IS
and 10 of'liarpcrs Classical Library"
The Expedition of HUMPHREY CEINiER, by T.
Snollct, NJ d. with memoir Of the Author, by Thorn
Roscoe, ESD new edition. with illustrations, by Geo
Cruikshauk
THE GIPSY Tale, by the author Of "Rchseu,"
"Mary Of Burgundy" &C., new edition, . vols complete
in
PAUL CLIFFORD;hy the author of "Pelhain'
"1hc Di+nwned,' SC, being volume " ofthe new cdi.
ton Of "IiulreT's Complete Worke. Just received and
for sale by WIN MckEAN,
l6 Corner of Camp and Common St
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WASHINGTON HAIL.

Bl WI. IT. III TW.IRD.
~ HERE he intends sparcng no expense or pains
70 give satisfaction to those who wish 10 favor
nm with Their patronage. He hop hv strict attention
to Sirca liberal patronage. Ills table shall be fur
isled with the best the marke. affords His house is
large and airy; front of the Stcaa, Boat landing
presenting II fine view of the river.
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OFFICE EAGLE INSURANCE. Comr,

OFFICE EAGLE INSURANCE COMPANY,
New Orleans, March G. 1857
AT the annual Election for Directors of tl,is Jys,,
ton, for the ug year the following na.cd rcptl
men are elected, viz i'''N
James Glimsllnw, Jnscpb A. HnrcIl;
Thomas Barrett, Henry u. II cha,Is,n
Henry Kelley, John Whitehead
John Z. Hyde,
and at a meeting of the board this day, john White
head was elected President v ''
James Stockton, Inspector.
Edward Briggs, Attorney And
nj 3t CUtHIES HITf,III,C e.,,
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CITY BhSK,
New Orleans, flarch lst 1887
VIII. board OF Directors have this day declared di-
H. vidend of per cent on the capit stack, for the
last SIX months. payable TO the stockholders on or after
inc i'th March INST ROB'r PALFREI,
il$ Cashier
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STEAM TOW ROAII

b fs1TTsEs2 ~ THE steamboat LEON1DAS, An
l.4e53sl==e&7 $drews muster, having been expressly
fitted for the towing business, is now
ready to fiji orders in that way will ply between this and
the English Turn also tow vessels up and down the
may offer. For further information apply at No &c
Poydras street. TOURNE & BECKWITH.
NJ. Pers'ns wanting the above boat TO tow, will
please leave their olderS as above at Rowland and
HATS, Oh I.Tse
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at he Jesten Exchange, corner Of 7nloupit ulas
and Matches streets-entranrc door in .Natctes ST.
a sN Tuesday, Malch 9TH, and every evening" t:Sun-
- days exceptsd) will be exhibited the novel and
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-21

Wiz Undersigned assumes the business Of the ato
hrnl OF !ernann & TO and cuntiu s the san.e
under his name. l. " StfI, NJ ttTr SnnS
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Imported in aud damaged board the schooner Ron.an
o" her r9yasc from New York to Ibis port.
ALSO at the same time and place, under the diree-
non OF the war''cas II bags Rs Celte, imported in
and damaged on boar the svhoonsr Cons ,alion ard
~ pa!es Nlalilla Hemp, imported in and damaged on
board snip Plato, from New York
Also, SO hatr2Is American brandy, 80 ditto 4tIl
proof ditto, 20 ditto American Gin milo
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DISRAELrS NEW WORE g. 6

n n Manly Exercises, with nualarous Eneyrvne,
baid"ns Reports Of cases determined !, to l,;5:,
Court OF The United S'aes in and for the rL;rt
s SFcnl!, comprising the Eastern District Of Penn
1o, S.Enni", ana The state of New Jersey, 1887.
ne" edition OF Saunders Pleading and Fy:,,e,co Oh
Ihleahwith conSide abls additions, in . vols lssz
Just received and for sale by - : 0ts 100 .
NIL u E,,rI.,,,,, ,
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| vt he Utsteyp Exchange, corner Of 7shoupit ula
and Matches st1eets-entranre door in .M,tches st.
q IN Tuesday, March 9TH, aud every evening, (Sun
~ days exceptsd,) will be exhibited the novel ant
interesting
THEATRE DU AUToMAToN,
consisting OF eight most amusing figures, whose per
inrnances resemble the ucon and movements of rea
life.
After which a series oflaughab!e
j. II Il .NTO ~ nc Ill Us IONS.
The has b en- fitted up with beautiful collec-
ton oisixteen colored Panoramic FewS among which
IS representation Of the grce fire Of New York, hy
Caleo.-Batto OF the Rrigand and troops; conessing
Tue Brleands; New York in old times; sipmcck Of the
Hednsr; fiannhal s"enrMg cnn!ity to the Romans;
'iount esnfius &c. The whole iornins interest
ing collection, Which cannot fail % please all who may
honor the proprietor with their company.
Adni-'agcc 50 cents. Children half rrre.
Panorama open al ocGCk.-EAhibiion Of Miniature
lhnat and Illusions, will commence al halt past
o'clock. mG
I RON, STEEL. " HEAVY G0ODS-E0t, 5 az
n and bundle iron, well asserted.
Hoop, scroll and rod iron, nail RODS and pIeusl,
mouls
Cast, German, shear, bis'cr,d, spring, sheet and
CrrWle, steel
Hollow ware cut aud wrought nails aud spikes
Zinc, block tin, mill and grind stones, salt kettles
Cfaln cables, "rclors hoes
Ok, log il, d trace thains, corn mills
AiNils, vices, Hammers and bellows
W ire sheet pig and bar lead; shot
tsal, and cooking stoves
Alnrs, Rowlands and other spades and shuvels
LOOK and plate hinges, door and window hooks
Collins, tlunts sh;nps, and ohe,:xe
lard and Manila cortlage, lines Al d inc
bolt and shc:ihing copper; Naval stores
Paints linseed aud sperm oil
inll assortment Of hardware and ship clandlely,
Always on hand and which are offered sale vt whole
sale Or retail, OH the most ;l,o able terms lv
ma LAYTON x Co. IS Old Lcvcc
~ oIlCE-Subscribcrs to the building Of the new
! Methodist chur h, at the corner of Poydrass and
cafondeet street who have no, paid their usc pfions
much wanted.
A considerable amount in addition to that already
will be required TO meet all the engage
crous proportion Of which is confidently believed will
b' promptly contributed by the friends ore!igo in his
This church when completed, will stand FORTH with
other cdiccs recently erected noble ronunent of the
taste and iberalitv of the city of N. Orleans.
Persons disposed ta contribute towards this object
%lll please to do so through the agent the Rev. VIM
NJ. Curtis. uro
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BY HEWLETT & CENAS.
BY THOMAS q. CASH

IT, front of store 0 65, GiGNifr street.
IN thursday 9Th instant at halpast o'c'cck, p.
NJ. viii be sold under the direction aud Inspection
OF the port wm'lems for u whom it ny
100 bags Rio Coffee,
Lh. Pit;
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-21

~ uRFAu dc la Comraisne du chomin cousses
y de la Nile Orleans a Nashvillc-Resoll aue la
president est autorise te appel aux actionaircs
trs'' enelt un Placement de s. par action. qu scra
cheetue lc 20 dar proclaim; CONFINEMENT a la &C. sec
'loh de le chafe-EAtrst des minutes lie institution
iSunrl n ,Tl,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-21
EATRE DU AUTONATON.


consisting OF eight most amusing figures, whose per
inrhances resemble the action and movements of reg
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For Texas and agle West EEsdies.


III The new fast sailing schooner GEORGE
Jt{<TfN IL. WEFTER, Lcnnan, MASTER having mons
- OF her cargo engaged, will haze immediate
despatch for the above port. For balance of freight or
passage, having good accommodations, apply on board
OF to milo WM. BtY AN.36, Old Ieyec.
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ORLEANS LITHOGY3PIIlC ,5EFi77f

7E'hE proprietors of this csa,iishncnt ,o Io.,.a -
a inform the public they hure lust recei,e fronr
NE Worth an extensive addition to Their stock Of mare
, ,h' o argt and new lilhogrnplc Presses of
ut most modern structure retpr " it a.sortf So
;, i'rs I,n nnest Itnosra2c Stones the hiesf
LnHoEraFAS ialef, with every aItcl. necessary IN
UNI iina hey have also engaged first rate Journey
men men l.ith9graphers who have Just arrived from New
1 , ihey are now prepared to do all kind of work
shortest notice. such Us Maps of Town: Mans Of ",
lagss; Maps of city Lots; Maps Of Read Fs,ata aenh
ldhH; MG5ehsn IT. Circulars, Bill Heads; Bills Of Tx
nho2raphic Stones, make Maps Of IS loet ong by 1
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-21

IORBRAZORlA & COLUMBIA, TEXAS
III The superior fast sailing packet schooner
1TF l BlEoN, Pear%al master, viii meet with i'm
mediate despatch for the above ports. For
ffe9ht or passage, having splendid Recommendations,
Apply on board or TO Nm BRYAN,
miD IS Old Ipycc.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-21

FOR SALE, FREIGHT OR CHARTER.
IA The schooner LA BRUCE, sc tons, years
,tgsfa old copper fastened and coppered, built in
ests Baltimore. sails fast, draws - feet water
when loaded, has handsome cabin, well found and in
dness for any voyage. Apply on board o,pPose
pest IS, or to f2G3t S \ J p WHITNEY.
FOR FREiG HT OR CHARTER.
81 The fast sailing British built barque GREEN.
IN HOW, 2sl TONS register, is dischargins
-. andwl soon be readvta take in cargo, apply
10 Capt Morrison, Oh board, opposite the vegetable mar
kat, OF 10 f25 Hermann BRIGGS d co.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-21

~ AS taken up by the night Watch the 81 inst.
w sorrel Hose, with white face. The owner
OF sad losc is requested to prove pro erty, pay char
ecs, and take him away before Saturday the llth
inst, otherwise he will be sold ct public auction. on the
18th march, by p Grillotte auction ecr.
JOHN PRICE, Commssarp lSt Ward
MI 3nd Auncipav.
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1 AElENl dams la ~eole de la secon1e tnuncipnli,e
~ lie Mars. un nPgre uamne HENRY oe,. drnn
Yiron 80 ans 81 dite apparenir NJ IIolicv.
lie rroprsGire rrouyera sa propfire, ct lie rcterae
loSIt' les ifaiS II: s. HARPER,
mi Canitninn do Ia r,r,,.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-21

FOR BRAZORlA q COLUMBIA, TEXAS.
~, The new and beautiful packet schooner
lTTfls WIN. BRYAN Henley master, having ac-
- c3T'n"d3tlnns for forty passengers will meet
with carly despatch for the above ports For freight or
passage apply On board or to VIM BRYAN,
mlp 81 Old I.evre.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-21

S!DELL'S SPAIN REVISITED, Sc.
SPAN REVISITED NY the aulhorof "A year in
:, - SPAIN" in 2 vols Hary CG/rerIy novel by
Pnda, and other tales by the author of "rhc Fors.i-
ken, in vols. Nimrod's Hunting Tours; ners perscd
with characteristic anecdotes, savings and dongs of
Sporting Mem including notices Of the principal crack
riders Of England with anal teal contents and general
index of nanls. which added, Nnrod's Letters ON
riding to Hounds, in 2yols. Ben Brace the last of
Nelson's igamemnons, by Copt. Chumicr r. N,,author
oihe 81 life of Sailor" &c. in , vols. Commentaries
oil Equity jurisprudence, administered in England
and America, by Joseph Story, l.. l.. u. Ovid trans
lated by Dryden Pope, Congrevr, Addison and others.
i'll vols. forming No 30 and II of "lnrpcrs Classical
Library" Infantry Tactcs, rules for the exercise
ana mnnocuvres of tho United States Infantry, by Major
General Scott, U. S. Army in vols. Just received
and for sale ny VIM. Mck..aN,
j corner Camp & Common ST..
B4tler'S EBerccsccm -NasncSjan Apcl7ent,
HHOR Dyspepsia OF Indigestion nervous debility, cid
IL dness ,sidity OF the'somach, habuul cosvcncss
cutaueuus diseases govt, gravel &c highly valued as Il
genuine cooling purgatve, very suitable in this time of
the wear.
supply Of the above named valuable medicine inst
receive from England and for sale by
II BONNABEL, Druggist.
m2O Iclaptoulas st.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-21

@ WAS brous lit 10 the police prison Of
NA{ the Ind Municipality, on the list ,,y Of
EST March, a negro man named HENRY
s-l%%/ about % years of age says he belongs to
sasss=A.Allsr. Mr. Ilollcy,
The owner will prove property pay
charges, and take him awly. II S HARpEH'
Ilt ('anl Of iLi MntnI,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-21

FOR SALE.
III THE ship PLATO, first rate corperetl,
13 ed w, cargo Of ol.e from ' o, apply to
IA TIIAYEK & co.
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FOR MATAGORDA, TEXAS,
HI First Fessel-The new copper fastened schr
JFYFTEa uRCiIlN, Thomas Bridges, master; rstu
- lar trader, will have immediate despatch; for
T. JUNE u MCDONALD g. Gimp ST.
master an hoard
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-21

FUK IIAFANN--IHt vessel.
IA The fast sailing A Packet brig NELSON
jtTsstN> CLARK, capt. Hill, will sail on Thursday,
9Th inst. the most OF her cargo Ting engus-
cd For remainder of freight or passage, having slcn-
did furnished accommodations for - passengers, APP
ply on board opposite, ear ST jose Ii street, or to
mt VIM PORTER, % Common ST.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-21

=. TF7IN
Ia The splendid, new fast sailing slip ST.
1 bales cotton o to " COMPLETE " her oa @., for
freight OF Which, or passage having superior con,no-
dotinn, apply to S and J PWIiITNEY,
JlI Cont ST.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-21

TxLEAR PORK-40 boxes of 100 pounds each, clear
Y sides pu, up expressly for the West India market,
landing from steamer Adrstic from Cincinnati lor SAFE
by bo'iINi :" C:.a-:... street
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-21

/ 4 REfEAU dams ie geole de la scconde municipae,
/ - 10 Tor Mars uegre numme | S a G, age
dehvIron "A ans, sa dite appartenir Mss Brown ct
lie propretare prouvera So proprete ct lie retircra
enpayait les fias. II 5 HARPER
| ma t'out 40 In Enrdn
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-21

30 OAlAC iERS1NGS-l lhs. Of pine DUAL
lily, lately inspected, part having brine bright and
nice; will be sold good bargain to close tn. sale
;lj G.JOHNSON % Cannon Ct
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-21

ELOUR-3OO bbls supcrfnc flour, landing from
IL steamer Michigan, and for sale by
fas ]. NJ. BROADWELL s.. Co, C6 Magazine ST.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-21

VN.
b. ff=s%2 a The staunch regular trade steam
ya.,l Vboa, SELMA, Blood master, having 'yn
- her cargo nearly completed, will leave
Tor the above this day, at o'clock p. NJ. Shippers will
please have their bills of ladng ready, and passengers
be on board III time, she will positively leave at that
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-21

FOR BRAZORIA AND COLUMBlA.-Texas.
IN THE light druilght aud fast sailing packet
tETeSlfN4 sch. SOUTHERNER, will meet with carly
- - despatch for the above parts Forbalance Of
freight or passage, having superior accommodations,
apply on board, or 10 WIN. BRYAN,
fcb2l Sc Old I.evec.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-21

FOR LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI.
b. sFS'SS3 q, The steamer MEDIATOR, r. W
t is. Moore, master, will leave as above on
sunday next the 18th instant at 10
oclock, a. NJ Tor freight or passage, apply to
TUURNE Il HECKWlTU
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-21

SEftN ANIS EUR SALE.
Ne likely man, D Years nfnge, is-4 saa4 44a,a-c
~ OF rises, and Il good dining room servant.
Also, his Wife, good cook, washer and ironrr-an,
two Children one Two aud the other years of age
Also, likely Girl II years old
The above slaves can be had low by taking then
all. For sale bv J II CDLQUITT,
mari IA Gravicr sticat
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-21

FOR CINCINNATI AND PITTSBUKG.
+ III ps s"ps,9r and running steamer
this day at 5 O'clock, p. NJ. For
freight or passage, having superior accommodations
apply on beard, between Custom House and Bicnyillc
streets, or to STETSUN, AVERY a. co.
nib Gravicr street
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BY ISAAC i .icGOT.
t0Eice No.dT Arcade EAchange.)
u fritHy. II inst. ri II peluek. al TIE Arc

s..tLF. Ut 3AI4E lOBA1-SO.-
NNT Ill. be sold Monday evening, goth instant at
w hat-paat four O'clock, board the schooner
Louisiana opposite the. Orleans Cotton Press,
1000 BALES OF TOBACCO.
The Tobacco 10 be landed on Tuesday morning, 2isr
Instant and The purchaser attend and receive the
same as landed Sold by consent ana for accoun, ot>
whom it may concern. ferns-Fonr mouths credit
lnfapproved erd0r1eI NOES nl7
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-21

DULK PORK-8O,OOO pounds bulk pork, landing
, from steamer Henry Clay, and for sale by
f2s SLOO & BYRNE, l53 Tchonpitouas st.
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$500 REWARD
~ d n, NA1ENIF., Oco 81 Municipn'itv
New Orleans, March 9Th 1887

NOIitE-Thc subscribers now ready to receive
ordrs for any kind of Cypress lumber, their saw
will their best eXerons ty supply demands with
proptness and desnnch. Orders to be left ut tha MILL
opposite the residence of John tirrcnc Esq Foubourg
1lVandais or at the counting room Of John NJ Bach,
No. 50 Magazine street.
here is also patent lah machine attached to the
mill, which will enable the subscriber to s,l that art
cle which is ottc first quality the moderate
terms. mo u. H. TWO FOOD.
A HtGoiitAD OF Yellow Ocle was found in The
LAcene OF Carondelct street, nearly month ago the
owner OF said hoSscad is rcqucsc, cal: a, the Com
M ...L..,..l ILL
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-21

fof ,Natch'toctes, and all Intermediate landings,
b The fast running steamer TECHE,
tf.75ll-TJ55 IS ii Bonvist master. is rel dy to re
=ssa1szs ceive cargo, and will have despatch.
or 'relsh or passage, apply board opposite Bie-
Nilc street, or TO JNO. H.GRAIIAM. I
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-21

4 hETENUE dams la eeole de la Stconde Municipal
Z x ne, lie ~ fcvrcr; M negre nOminc James, age
environ ~ ans Sa dte appartentr Mark Anderson.
Le lfoPrcGre prouyera proprieta, lie re,rera
Pa!aih les i!HIS. Ii. ). HARPER,
ma Omit. de La garlc
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-21

vHfUJSKEY.-5O Ibis recticd wl,istey, landi
wv fran steamer St Lawrence and for sale by
mari GRfvOr s. PAIGE, II Poydras 81.
upULK POKK.-2O tons bulk pork, afoat, and Tor
81 70 Poydras
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-21

VA As brought to The police prison 81 m, N
Ky patty on the Is day March, nee 70
pllN' about % years Of age, says he belongs to Me-
The owner will prove property, pay charges and too
mi IL 5 HARPER,
LIE ,al
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-21

n DETENu aans la gcole dc Ia scconde
XIX <lnnnieipalitc, e surs, I'm mere nom
TT9 SiMo acc Pcnyiron ~ ans, sa ditc an
YsSfT ~ partcnira NJ Jouta
K LIE proprietare pronvcra sa proprete ct
t2S--szsa1Assa lie ret!rcrn en- pavant les trais.
.,. II. :. HARPER,
mn Capitaine de Ia garlc
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-04-25

He asks whether there is an actual "necsS-
sity" for the continuance of slavery in the Uni
ted States Great and good men differ some
what in opinion upon this question: and per-
haps it is not at all surprising that little men
such as b. r. Jr. aud myself-should be
found ospousng different sides of it. My an
swer is, that such is the constitution OF our
society, and Of our government that there does
exist necessity" for the further continuance
of slavery, according TO my, or rather DR.,
w ebslcr's, definition of it. That slavery, as
it no'o exists, ought not thus TO exist, another
instant, firmly believe the domestic slave
trade is crying sin under heaven; but the
remedy of Immediate and unconditional aboll-
ton OF slavery, is, in my opinion, a remedy,
impracticable, and worse than the disease
The gentleman makes himself merry with
my remedy for the evil Of slavery ;-making
both the master and slave christians in deed
and in truth making them both willing and
able 10 be free Ii may be that have higher
notions respecting the efficacy OF Christianity
than the gentleman himself, though | should
be sorry TO believe that such was the iact.-
That excellent golden rule OF our Savior,
which human wisdom never yet surpassed,
" Do unto others as you would have others do
unto YOU" if understood and practised by
master and slave, could not, in my opinion,
exert any other than salutary tendency. Ii
would not teach the master to oppress and a.
buse his slave, nor the slave 10 cut his mas
ter's throat. | still believe, Notwithstanding
all that tho inGdel and B. r. Jr. may say TO
the contrary, that it is far from being "non-
sense" 10 talk of Christianity as being able 10
elevate the character of the slave" Paul
was Of this opinion, when he exhorted sla, es,
or servants, to obey their masters, and the ex-
ample which 3. r. Jr. has given, is one which
exhibits not Christianity, but spirit Of insub-
ordination and infdelity. If such are the gen.
tleman's views of Christianity and its effects
if such are his views respecting the degraded
character Of the slave, and those views are cor
rect, it furnishes an unanswerabe argument
against the gcntleman's own position-thot
slavery should be Immediately abolished
| shall ask b. r. Jr. no questions. ! dc
not mean TO be understood IA claiming to pos.
sess sufficient information on this subject to be
qualified 10 instruct others; but then, when
ask for information, shall be pretty apt TO 60
where have confidence to believe that it can
be furnished.
One word more. B. r. Jr has said much
about being called "crnzy, fool, and fanatic"
have not called him either, and certainly have
no disposition TO crafty him by doing.
have sad-and repeat it---that there ia
natcs on both sides. Whether B. r. Jr. and
myself belong TO that class, is question fol
others, and not for ourselves, TO determine.
ANXIOUS POPULI.