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Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-06

The Magnetic Telegraph Company held general meeting al Washington on the slh instant. at winch Amos Kendall was elected President. The line from New-York to Philadelphia is nearly ready for operation. The following have been agreed upon lhe rates: "For the IransinissIon, writing out and delivery ol every coinmunlcaton, not exceeding ten words, every figure being counted word, ex- elusive of the signature and address, and the direc-
 lions of the writer as to inc disposition of the com. uIllnrnI inn.
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SS SHARES Merchants Insurance Company <'D Stock, for sale by .tll
 dec6 ROBERT s. BUNKER.
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P. S.-As there appears to be misappre- henson as regards the position which the Relief Press and Hitchcock s Press, under the man agement of Messrs. Holmes, Bolt $ Earle, have tn each other, we embrace ths opportunity 10 say that they are separate and distinct and that we have no connect lon with any Press or combination of Press es. We have commodious warehouses convenient
 ly situated and are prepared to receive and com press cotton. Tlpc6 6I BARNES & JAMES.
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tll REWARD will be paid by the undersigned qp " for lhe return of black Leather Trunk marked John N. Mott, and supposed to have been taken by mistake from slean,e, Creole schr John Clark, on or about lst November last; and from Government street wharf, bundle containing Books marked Beers tl SmiIh
 dec3 WHITAKER & SAMPSON.
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CorroN-The enquiry fair yesterday, but transhc- iilns stil on a limited scule although exceeding any inrmer day al the week-sny G0D 1900 bales The mar Let considered arner change necessary former quotations. Mrllng 6ia64c. Sales of inc wrek about
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\ ISSoLUTION-Ilavng disposed of my inter- AO est in the firm of TIiOS. ]. HILL & O., the business hereafter will be conducted by THOS. J. HILL on his own account.
 dec4M W. W. HILL.
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ENLOUR-26 bbls best Ohio brands, in store aa' dec6 FOsDICK CHARIoCK. ss Com.st.
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pUTrER-33 irkins Orange country, landing Ap and for sale by
 dec6 WRIGHT & CUNNINGHAM. TANDLES--l00 bxs sperm, Hewbedford brand. s/ landing from lark W. T. Wheaton, for sale by dec6 HAYDEN & LEE.
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SIDES AND SIiOULDERS-20 casks Chiids S g. Co.'S packing for sale by
 dec6 B. c. CENTER & CO.
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nOUBLE COUNTING HOUSE DESK---- sI For sale low. apply to
 dec6 f ROBERT s. BUNKER. ts
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NTESS PORK-20 bbs landing from steam Nl boat Agnes and for sale by . 5.l q
 dec6 P. COOK & CO.,, 30 Conmerce.si
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NLARET--l0 casks superior, diect from Bor deaux, for sale by
 det6M ALFRED BATRE.
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FOR NEW YORK.
 SEN The A bark VIM. & JAMES. Capt. c, H.@sSa Mercier, wants 200 bales cotton to complete her cargo for the above port. For freight of which or passage, apply on board at Chu,ch.s wharf 10 dec6 FoSDICK g. CIIARLOCK, 6S Com.st
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EX PORTS
v BOSTON-Per bark Empire-7j0 bales cotton .-.-a1.-zas szz.zazzs@-.AzzAzs

Leaving SHOCK on hHnu on the lst Dec.
 loi1, nl'..'. .'...''..'...... ........''.-'ll5u |"
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oCs
 JAMES BARNES,
 DnnEDfr n AsE

Storage an cotton go'ng coaswibe. ...oc. pr week Turning out and restoring cotton. Dc.
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BUTTER AND CtiEESE--5O kegs prime But kb ter; 90 boxes choice Goshen Cheese, in store and for sale by
 dec6 FOSDICK & CHARLOCK, a8 Com st HAY--40 bales landing from brig Margaret, for b- 1 sale from the wharf by
 dec6 WHIThKER q SAMPSON.
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LEAMS-20 tierces Yeaiman's sugar cured, land N ing and for sale low by
 dec6 P COOK g. CO.,, 30 Commerce-st DOTATOES-Landing from steamboat Agnes \ and for sale low from the wharf by
 dec6 P. COOK & CO, 30 Commences st
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465 Walnutst or g Pear-st, Philadelphia. deck ht Mnl,

M UTUAL SAFETY INSURANCE COMPA- lHk NY OF NEW YORK, with reliable assets of upwards oi Four Hundred and Fifty Itoasand Dot
 lars, tI50 OOO) after pl iding for the payment in
 cash of their losses by the July fire in New York,
 and all other canls the ir business of FIRE,
 RIVER and MARINE INSURANCE, as heretofore. Applications will be received at the office of ihs Agency, corner St Francis and Royal streets, se- l cond floor. ideo6I ROBT. s. BUNKER. Agent.
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Rifbinono Dailp mbis.
raIDAY noanIno. August Is. 1885.
MIDNIGHT MUSIC.


TIE Rev Mr.. Georee Herbert. in Of his walks to
Salisbury 10 join Musical Society, saw poor man. with
poor,s hors~ that had fallen under his load. Putting
81 HE csnoncsl he helped him to unload and after
80, N load horse The poor blessed him for il.
and he bIes.ed the poor And 90 like he to the
rood ssssn that he gave him money to refresh both
that ed he loved himself, he should be mcrcful TO his
beast" So, leaving the poor and coming unto his
muscsl friends at Salisbury they beea. to wonder that
Mr.. Herbert, who used also to be trim aud
clean, should into tina, company soied and dis
composed; he told them the and OF them
aid 20 him, che had disparssed himself by 90 mean an
employmsn" his wss, that the thought OF what
he done would prove Aim at p,idRshf. and that
re omission Of IL would have made dscord IN his con-
cisnce whenever he should pass by that place For IT,
aid he 81 bound pray for all who arc in Distress
am surely bound far in power, to practise
what pray for And though do not wish Tor the ocoa
every day, yet, let tell you, would not willingly
pass une day my life, without comforting sad soul,
ing mercy; and bless God for this opportunity. So
row let tune our instruments"
What mskeih music, when the bird
Doth hush its merry lay,
And the sweet spirit OF the flowers
Hath sighed itself swayi
What makeih music, when the frost
Doth chain the murmuring nil,
And every cong that summer woke,
In winters trance IL sulli
wiat msketh music when the winds
To hosr.s encounter rise,
When Ocean strikes his thundergong,
And the rent cloud repltsi
When adventurous planet dares
The midnight arch to deck,
And in its startling dream the babe
Doth clasp mothers neck
But when the hcrcer storms Of lie
Do DER the pilgrim sweep,
And earthquake voices claim the hopes
He cherished long and deep;
When loud the hrcarnng passions roar
Like lions their den,
And vengeul cmpcss lash the shore
What maketh inusic then
The deed to humble virtue BON,
Which nursing memory taught
To shun the worlds applause,
And love the lowy thought
This builds u cell within the heart,
Amid the weeds Of care,
And tuning high its heaven strung harp,
Doth make sweet music there.
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RAILROAD AND STAGE ROUTE.
YlNnlS route Ia the NirglnIa SPRINGS aud West.


THIS route To- the Virginia Springs and West
Il States for-
mer time in point OF style. comfort AMI economy
IA mics and then proceed with from ih NORTH ON the
Louisa sa Road TO Goronsv go mc. to dnnsI hsnee ey
stages s mies To Chaosr before sunset leave n" morn
ing tn Z, and breakfast Cookies dine stsunon. aud
rive at Cov.r hale lbs uesl before night leave at time
ne morning eeasas' at the Wam SPRINGS pass the tot At H.
aud dine at Calahan and the Whit. Sulphur 7 me-l
ahead the Canal Route spending two nsh,s way
comfortable Botc instead and OF
them in boats ar,'as an i,yuessats si's' midnight,
at Lowsburg the Bae Sulphur at H. aud al Locust
$50 Charleston.
go mesl Ih.hcc by Pats line the day 80
where uavirabie all and
present navigation be vcy dir
deui entirely suspended above during
akng
States
The stage GordOnsvle geo
dail by Co. which
travelling facilities that other
the line heretofore would Justify and
surcd that their coaches and organization throughout have
undergone prepared To all who
Offer and have selection OF 'kI and accommodating
dnrer whose united aim Is TO remove al former prejudice to their
class.
EItas furnished run at the pleasure occupants
Passengers through Richmond where
other information be Obtained BY Application at the Raj
Road Office.
Parish foIowin. daily
line The Natural rdsc n- leaves Ssunion IN Tuesdays Thurs
days AMI SsFays NJ reaches Lexington At ~ leaves
ne, morning At y breakfast At TIE bdsr allowing time !" view H.
fneastr tn dinner where for the SPRING
the Waite sulphur Passenger Tor the
West Poec from Rnear hroagh salem and Christians
mond thence west by Hopkins lire Bnuntsvc Tennes
Tins being the nain mai route have preference
all others any point
The line Oansc and Cupsp,r House and the faugue
Springs GoIdonsyEe Tuesdays uray
the ARRIVAL OF m" CupeVsT Court Huu-
iheHcc by q. ckGas Springs breakfast
Tile ~ uchurg ChaIlI;iesve Mondays Neines
days Fridays 81, reaches Iynchburg by night
FARE.
Richmond to Charlo,csv 90
no. tn lsy nchoufg. uu
DO 10 Slluhon. ...h w
DO TO Nayhe sborough.. 80
Junction IN tharHtcssiie. 10
10 10 SltuhInn W
Richmond TO White sulphur. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 90
10 70 'uyaniDt"'' .................... no
The changes At the White Sulphur aud tie SpuEz, have
been much reduced and the improve every year
TIE ROAD
Ftnm Goronsve To Charlottesville has been improved
the distance thence Guy anior,s spsudd graded
tunpisesiEes Monticello and the University Virginia,
vicinity cf Wy"ts Cave, 10y the PRINCIPAL Springs the Hawks
Nest the New River Chh the kanawlA Salt wOfksbe
sides the whole route and interesting
glance. THOMAS SHARP,
Je Assnt for TTan-poriiOn.
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SANDS SARSAPARILLA.
ron THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT CURE
or ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM AN IN
PURE STATE OF THE BLOOD. OR HABIT
0E THE SYSTEM. VIZ

serona OF King. .vi Obstinate caaneoas s1up
fmp Pustucs the Face, berhe- bes Shone sof
the Bone. ami Joints s,ubson Uo<rs s,phe Symptoms eiai
Iunbaxo Diseases from injadeous u.s. Of
Mercury Aseies Drop>y, Exposure ot impudenee IN
Also. ch'on'e co".u'as''na' '~a' s 'eA''s " ~
h., o,,, I'M NJ, ,,a,,. ,,,,. nj IN, blood nd
n.f .,,.,n. . A. oo.,,an ..sn,.y .nd ron.,.,. h, r.,
moyn, IN. ,au. q, dcas. by entering into an,
o,,s on..irn ,,. they arc :. n. ,n. an, ali
canal hcae. patient will feel and know the
operation Of sar-apar,Ia ION IL. curative po~ru
Tbe follow ing eer re.n, by hs popr-,o. Of this
invaluable medicine viii DO read with Interest sy =. SIMILARLY az
49,. .-o, ~, ,an so.s 'sne ~. iett.
mn. of your life p,.rIyatvr ssy.nsr. ~. :,
,ae,r in the year 1879 with a .cruou, Affection on my upp,
I'm mi sonnainr up~ar ahnr boh OF my no.r and
un, IN. passcs for conveying tear. from the eve. 10 he
- ,... an aou Of tear, "A
discharge unpleasant.
my teeth that "a would been
to pull with slight irAush feelings
fer,ns. tina, rendered perfectly miserable
Physicians the city, but with e benefit Every
thing heard OF tried but all proved Of no service" and a.
las, recommended change OF air but like Other re
medies ua u" gooa h' ane eonun"a s'aou'y :"
until my whole oony vas anee'e" nu' mans :" humanity my
Physician rseoininrtaed your prepatanon OF pro
cured nom you ssen' ~ .- eiv' We .s ~ 49,, 49, ana
in less time Than 'hee mon.hs Was ies'od ana
your sar.pa',i , - s, ~, ~ -, ,i., va,
inc ans nay no ~ r 90, ~, US i .s , s ,,,, 1
be hee "oni ai'ease' WI" 'ee""S- " 10y sa
your ihemi 49,, o,, p, ,, &c ., o o. y.
Any one AnoW 'une' WI" nnu 'nc " my
residence IN r. .e ~ 49, =, ,,' % P'' " '
mun''A'' my s " ~ nASirI N.coNsxAN
"' '..o''''N"N'
Personally sppeaia eeofs me inc above named nAnei eoon
nkan and made oath the ae contained the ossons state
menl ,,,. =, a, ,, 80, S - 80,
following interesting ease must commend itself to the
iui auehu"h VI q" ~" ~
SANDSS CELEBRATED SARSAPARlLLA.
SPEAK .apementay when say that this Medicine far
.,e,si in the any
or tested Having endured
nr At time. within years repeated
.anana with happest health
for months past, appetite is good and
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@I:1Il.1zsEz0
Observation-Disclosures

the only Pills In esene. containing In them an,
the hI.t introduced by name.
p BEWARE or SPURIOUS PILLS pepar by other. saI,
blood Pills Purifying Pills. @arsapara Pins &C wbic n,,
attempted To be pamed on To the public reputation pr
idys only true and genuine sarsaara Hood Take mo-
others than Dr. iedy they possess virtues that can n
combined r whether pursaive purifier the
blood and huds OF the body requiring
usual course Of living NAV b.. ,m,y
ed with equal saey At all tines by young o male and r.
male. = -
In addition To than Eve hundred certificates having
heretofore Published their and demand IL
proof in their favor. SAID by
J. n. RUSrACE Il Son,
loft No "a ~, Nj,
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TO THE LADIES.

GENERAL ARRIVAL
From all The Manufacturers IN The Ccra'ry.
q Ladies' first qualitg Half Gai,ers !;
~. French morocco and KID Slippers and Ties;
Walking Shoes; Bronze and fancy colored Bus
Also, largest vt Misses and Children
beautiful Boots Buskns and Anile Tea l.. rj in the
country.
Ladies aud purchasers generally. informed that
stock embraces variety of style ard is weekly "Ptned
by arrivals manufacturer OF ce!ety ~ Union
An may therefore confidently puFrh-ns quail
ties they desire AMI uHtiOn is at all
please and satisfaction anticipate ward OF
n hatiering which
}. u. HOOVER, Main sect
R Merchants supplied by the package dozen m ul
sonabc ~ nc
q LIENS SIN DARRELL. FISrui.S-Ju-i received
IA Manufacturer of Aliens sell King
BarreH Pistols which, protection enemy
other PISTOLS. AMI for durability aud precision shoot
he .Neeei. Also hand superior o
Pocket Rides Pisos-an off yery
low prices, by -",iNAS ~ N-i,
Importer aud Manufacture &. t.|'|z. Ride, &c,
10. Ga. Ma0
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-15

NEWPORT BIAcH.-A letter from this fashionable water
ur place says:The great bathing beach al Newport is
vary shallow shore Of beautiful gray sand uamped by
,hs re.,es surf into almost the hardness of marble oor
f, for the great deep thunder and beat upon sA'ends
for more than mile perfectly straight line. along which
the surf constantly swss and breaks in
vet constantly created bank foam. white and sot
wool The beach shelves away gradually that you cs
wade out eighth Of mile without ting beyond your
depth, and with danger. Here is the great arena Of
salt water bathing "-Baif. Sun.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-15
CHEAP AUCTION DRY GOODS.

Friday, June ct, ISt5.
H. JENKINS opening bargains IN Dry Goods frOin
u. Auction which VIII he sod cheap by Wholesale retail
The following a few only
Balzorines, - 37l, 50 cents. &c.
CaI,eocs very cheap by the ps yd.
Irish Linens. tar aIns nom IS cts To fher
Linen Sbeongs extensive all widths from I'D
TO 2 yds wide.
sheetng- beschel unb-aehcd I'd yds
wide.
Diapers, Rusil AMI Birdseye also, Table diapers
Bonrets-SOO Bonnet- reduced prices.
Ribahd- and Powers selling on cheap
Canton Mating, good, at - cts aadve cheap.
G-n,lemcn dnd Cloths, Cashmere Nesng. suspanJ@rs
Casas Hose aud Half Hose Gloves reduced
is2s n. n. JENKINS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-15
LONDON PAPERS,

II W. RANDOLPH q CO. have on hand a
- large London News London Times. London Punch IL
finest wood oasrsvinss seen which ,b-
viii eel at half price. la II
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READY.MADE CLOTHING.

CORNER 18TH AND MAIN STREETS1
SPENCE Agent has in by lato ami
lie walls general assom'n weekly adding .u-
peor 'io'hne Suitable to the Of sye
oi pattern and cut; consisting Of
French Black Dress and FToek Coats
DO do Doe SKIN Cashmere Pants
Do- Fancy do do
BLACK silk and Satin Vests
Fancy do do
White MaTs,iiles do
business Goats, single miird ass mer,
% haho.one variety OF Gents Fancy Arucl-s such as
naeN ana Fancy SATIN and sIk searfsan CIasas
Gloves, Kid silk and thread
Shirts, Collars AMI Bo-ouis
susFenters, Socks,
n BE- H. \ fclss much confidence IA.
MFRS anu DINERS disposed TO favor him Gait that h pnt
e "ha as Reasonable Quality aud max.
as those OF any establishment "a city. an ~
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KIDDER's SKETCHES or BRAZIL. -
CSKFTCIIEs Of Rrssenee and Travels w bfaLi- y
- u,o,c, ,nd Notices o. the Empife nno ~
,ey.,,i P,avioss. Nv pa.s y Kidder ycs-"hh "us"a
tons Just published, and for sale W pKnKtss
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-15

TIE COUNTRY rae ADNrNIsrRArIoN.-occes
we boar the Loco poss taniaIzngy eScsam, hat has
become of all the edctious OF the country waich
the Wings prophesied would befal her II Mr. Folk was
eLccted?" To this u ready answer can be given. The
great Wing measure-ihe Tariff VI lsi2-is still IN opera
ton diiusng health and mparting energy TO the Govern
men The balance trade, through Its influence is kept
in our favor and instead Of beng the debtor to England
and British Interests largely her creditor lnstead
Of having empty treasury, we have through uie iai,
treasury containing eight millions five hundred thousand
dollars so that this vi policy concerned
the Government is conducted on Wing principles.
Again, saved from the disastrous consequences
incident to Subeasury through the repeal of by the
Wing Congress Of 1872 and the Locos had not the cour-
age 10 re-sdopt the last Congres and thus the coun
Try freed from this condemned aud workout measure Vi
Locofoco policy.
The reason them obvious why Wing predictions were
fully verified. IL because the Locoioeos were afraid
60 carry their principles aud conducting the Gov
.rnment with eye the wholesome and ssuiary creed
OF the whgs-the Tariff of 1912 and no suo,rcasury-
VIRGINIA Far Pass.
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knuIRAiIsClCs GERMANY.

kDiilN AbSt IFS Offh hhNt'
fErORY Germany earliest pofifi To ne p''n
! time ~ Kohlfiusch Professor oihstny in'he =,
4chf 81 Translated Gcrnan edition ~ " "s
cotpleted Eve parts ~ q crHts each Ias ,uot
eel we'd nv tett bN'NtFh - 49,
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VALUABLE LAW BOOKS.

VESEY Jr's. Chanccry Reports, Summers
edition, complete 80 vols
Digest o: the New York Reporters IN Royal octave volumes
by Thomas w. Clarke.
Wbeaions Law OF Nations.
Peters Digest Cases in the Supreme and Distinct Courts OF the
United Statrs-4 Royal o tsvo volumes.
Phlibs Evidence Royal ossyO volumes.
For sale NJ tbs BookItoTe OF
ans DRINkER 4 MORRIS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-15

no. - UABFERS BIBLE, Sc.
w. RANDOLPH D 60. have received Hafpers' Bihe, No
- 2S. 2se Wandering Jew. Sos ~ and 10 each Gcffnff'
History Of ihe wofi 2scMay No Columbian hagaHine
90 - -, ~, ,t..o, my7
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NOTICE,

DuRcnAsERso Clo,h.as hereby informed that they
save fom Is In rs cent BY calling kssn 90. duri.
the nsr Three months-as pssers going
medaie buy heu fan Goo they ven
reduce Their oeh o the amount of four i've o
hrs-~heh amount Of goods bought sxoeednsy
terms For good Good. greatly reduced ptes. Gallon
lu 10 KEEN A Cs, ios n.In M
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1845-10-10
THE COST.

The Boston Traveller, a neutral paper of
high reputation, remarks upon the daily cost
of Texas TO this country.
The expenses which the United States are
now and have been defraying for ships of
war, ordinance, forts, troops, including both
horse and foot, with all their provisions and
military stores-amount to tens of thousands
of dollars per day. Mexico, it is said, would
have yielded all her right to the country and
thrown in nearly as much again territory be-
You'd the Rio Grande-if the Americans
would have paid her but one third of the
money expended up to this time by our gov
ernment in their warlike preparations. And
what, after all, is the main spring and mov-
ing power of this embryo war! Slavery. 1t
is the slaveholdiug spirit and power of this
country which has driveu~on this work to its
present state; and it is the slaveholdiug pop
ulation of this country who eXpectto be ben
Gifted by this entire movement. We greatly
mistake, however, if the slave-holding States
do not yet rue the day that they moved in
this black work.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1845-10-10
WHAT HAVE THE NORTH TO DO
WITH SLAVERY.
Or, are the Baptist Churches I'm INV
May G0nmeCIcl with II

Mr.. EDIToR.-I was led to make these in
quiries from learning of certain events tba.
have transpired in the town of HaverhiI.
the facts, as learn, are the following: A
number OF years ago, a man by the name of
Cottle, emigrated from Haverhill to the STATE
of Georgia, and there located and establ;sb.
ed himself in business. In a few wears ba
had accumulated quite a handsome nronertv
a part of which consisted in human chatteis
according to the laws of GEORGIA. A few
years afterwards, Cottle was taken sick. and
not being a married man, left no LEGAL heirs
to his property in Georgia. His childron
were part of his property. The lawful heirs
lived in Haverhill and its vicinity. and soma
of them were members of the Baptist church
there. Some few friends of the slaves there
thought they would make an effort to Obtain
their Liberation. They labored with the heir.
to convince them it was wicked and sinful in
them to continue them in bonds. They 90
far succeeded as to get their consent To liner.
ate them, provided that the abolitionists would
subscribe money enough to pay their exnen.
ses to remove them to the free States. This
was Immediately commenced upon hv tho
friends of the slave, in obtaining Subscriptions
and donations for this object, Mr.. Emerson.
whose wife was one of the heirs, came IN
Lowell last fall, at the time that the Bantist
Association was being held there, to obtain
funds for this object. They obtained some
twelve dollars. Other places were visited
until between two and three hundred dollar,
were paid and pledged to meet the expenses
of their removal. Bnt what was the RESULT
One Of the heirs, moved by some Satanic in
%fiuence, saw fit to change his mind, and wrote
on 10 the administrator of the estate to sell
the nine slaves Immediately, and they were
accordingly sold by the order of northern
church members, and are now toiling in ser
vitude.