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Notice to the Creditors Ofthe Planters and
 Merchants Bank of Mobile,

Notice to the Creditors Ofthe Planters and
 Merchants Bank of Mobile.
 INHE COMMISSIONERS of the Planters and 1 Merchants Bank of Mobile hereby notify a II the creditors of said Bank 10 present their claims the Secretary of the Board the office of said Bank in the city of Mobile, or befure the first day of Jan uary, A D., 1S46.
 All claims not so presented will he forever barred agreeably to the provisions of the 3rd Section of the act of the Legislature, entitled "An act to amend the laws heretofore enacted for the final settlement of the affairs of lhe Planters and Merchants Bank of Mobile" approved the 24h January, lS45, copy of winch section is published below.
 DAVID STODDER, )c,
 HiNDMAN BARNEY Oon"'ss'o"ers'
 Mobile, March 27, 1S45. mh2S lOl+rlstJan
 SEC 3. And be il further enacted, That for the purpose of ascerianng with certainty the amount of all outstanding liabilities of the sad Bank the said Commissioners shall within three months after the passage of this act, by advertisement 10 be inserted in one more newspapers published in the city of Mobile, once week until the first day of January. l846, notify all persons having any claims or de- mands against the said Bank, present the same lo officer ot said Bank, lhe office in Mobile, on or before he first day of January, 1S46, that the same will be barred, and every claim or demand not presented within the time aforesaid shall be for. ever barred from payment recovery, and no suit shall be brought thereon in Court in this State.
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SHERIFF'S NOTICE.

EOMMlTTED to the jail of Mobile county on the V 17th June ls45. by Charles A Hoppm, Esq, Mayor of ihe city of Mobile. runaway mulatto slave called SCOTT, 5 feet inches high, aged about 20 years has scar on his breast caused from the stab of knife, says he belongs to Gen. Wm.. Lang, of Wayne county Slate of Mississippi. The ownef is quested 10 come forward, prove property pay charges and take him away, otherwise he will be dealt with according 10 law in such made and provided to pay jail fees.
 je2I I65G C. BANCROFT. Sheriff M. c.
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N Ie21 a Is5'f c. BANCROFT. Sheriff M. c.
SUERIEE,S NOTICE

COMMITTED 10 the jail of Mobile county on the V 17th June lsI5. by Charles A. Hoppin, Esq, Mayor of the city of Mobile. runaway slave called JIM, P years of age feet inches high, black com plexion, has hs Jeff arm caused from burn when small boy, sa,s he belongs 10 Andrew Mem tor, of Dallas conniy l2 miles above Selma, State of Alabama. The owner is requested to come forward prove properly pay charges and lake him away, olh- erwise he will be dealt with according law in such cases made and provided 10 pay jail fees.
 je2l I65lf c. BANCROFT. Sheriff NJ. c.
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MARINE NEWS.
Port of NIObiIe--JuIy 1, Is45,


 CLEARED. Bark Caremont, Trusseil, for New-York, by II Riv- CTS &
 ARRIVED. Bark Lagrange Porter, fin Pensacola, to E c Center & sohr Commercial, Peterson, i'm New Orleans. Steamboat Monmouth, Baker, fin Nrw-Orleans. Steamboat Monmouth, Baker, fin New Orleans steamooat Lowndes, Johnson, fin Montgomery, with 65 bales cotton. Steamboat Alabama, Wilson, frsm Montgomery, with = halea cnffnn.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-01

aDi4 lI5 E.. U. MOSBY, Proprietor.
 White Sulphur Springs,
 MORGAN COUNTY, ALA, Jan lst, 1845. VNHE undersigned having associated with tiem Major GEO. B. CLITHERALL, the above establishment will in future be conducted by us jointly. P. T. MANNING,
 G. F. MANNING. The public informed that the "MORGAN SPRINGS" will be open for the reception of vlsi- tors from the 10th May till the 1si November. The subscribers pledge themselves to use every 10 contribute 10 the comfort and pleasure of their guests. ... The waters are White and Black Sulphur, Caleb yate, Copperas, Limestone and pure Free Stone and have been pronouncedby persons competent to judge not inferior in medicinal properties to any waters in the country They are situated among the mountains 20 miles south of Huntsville in section of country, aboundlng beautiful scenery and natural curoses, and in point of health this location is unsurpassed The improvements are elegant and sufficient for the accommodation of 300 persons.
 Te ms-S25 per month and no ertras-very liberal deductions made to families and to persons remain ing the season. post office is established at the Springs, and permanent hotel kept there, located on the Memphis and Augusta mail road, which road crosses the Huntsville and Tuscaloosa mail road, ten miles from the Springs, d, "Olander,' where four horse post coaches from the north, souh east and west inlersect.
 To our friends and the public we say ''come one, come a.'' For further particulars. address
 P. T. MANNING. Esq,
 Post Master, Morgan Springs, Ala.
 Dr. c. F. MANNING, Huntsville.
 or Major GEO. B. CLlTHERALL, my19 145Mmo at Mobile or Tusca loosa. G-Any editor Presiding ost of the Slae) publish ing this notice for months and sending copy of pa per to Morgan Springs, will be entitled to board for one month.
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Boarding School, Sing Sing, NeW-York.

MARLBoRoUGH CHURCHILL, PRINCIPAL
 YNHE SUMMER SESSION of his Institution ! commences Wednesday, the Both April. The remarkable heathness of the location, lls prox,mty 10 the city of N York being distant less than three hours sail, the convenient and comfortable arrange menls of the building present advantages possessed by few institutions. The Principal IS graduate of the United States Military Academy. at Wes, Point, and while instrucling principally in the nahemati cal department, maintains d stict personal supervI sion over all the others. As healthy recreation and an improvement to he carriage Of the pupils. they regularly exercised in the Infantry Drill
 The terms are S23O per annum. winch includes instruction m French. Pupils to furnish the usual artlces they will be furnished a small expense. For the oiher modern languages, music. drawing books and stationary. exra charge is made.
 The Principal refers particularly to the following gentlemen, some of the patrons of the Institution:
 Chas. King, Esq., Hon. B. F. Butler William BarnewaI, Esq, Jas. Smith, Esq, Charles Knee. land, Esq, Isaac G ibson. Esq, Cornelius Dubois, J., Esq Col. J. B. Wood, of New York; N. Lea yenworth, Esq. of Elizabeihtown, N. J.; GeneraI $ Van Rensselaer,, of Albany, N. Y.; Colonel J. S. Mcintosh, of the U. s. Army Hon. Charles A. Wlckfe. of Kentucky; Arch'd Gracie, Esq Wm. R. Haletl, Esq. John Bloodgood, Esq, of Moblle. Alabama. apl0 ll2
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LADON SPRINGS.


 HNHE undersigned take pleasure in announcing
 J. to the public that the above V attring Place will be opened for the reception of company lhe Slh of June inst. under the superntendence of Mir. R. B. HATTER and LADY, of Mobile.
 These Springs situated eight mile west of ffeeyilIe, four miles from Hlll's Landing, the Tombigby River in Washington county, and about eighty miles from Mobile.
 The Proprietors assure the visiting public, wheth- CT for health or pleasure, that expense ahor shall be spared to render this place every way an agreeable retreat durning the summer and sickly season.
 A SPLENDID HOTEL has been erected during the past winter; their Tables will be funsled in the approved style. with every variety of food --ther Bar with the choicest liquors, and Holses shall he well and satisfactorily attended to- all on he most accommodating and reduced terms, to suit the times. Hacks will run daily from the Springs | to II l's Landing for the accommodation of vis- tors, and during the of low water in the riv- CT, the Hacks will go down to St Stephens or such other points may be practicable to the boats and | most convenient to visitors. .. The mineral propertIes of Bladen Springs have been satisfactorily tested, and are found to consist | of Sulphur, Soda Magnesia and Iron, and have proved to be asonishingy beneficial ln most chron-
 c affections. Hundreds of certificates might be Ob- | ,aned from those who have received great benefits | from the of these waters. | For the accommodation of Families,a number of houses have been erected. which will be rented at the reduced rate of $8 per month"; s | RATES OF BOARD AS FOLLOWS. a Board and Logging per month ... $2O 0O l . Children and servants do. ..... lO OO l Per week. .'....... VO | Per day. .......... .......... 50 Single Meal. .........'.'...... oO | Lodging. 70
 Horse per month SIP, per week ss4 50, per day 75c.
 Again assuring the public that thelr comfort shall h. at nll times A matter o the first consideration, the proprietors solicit pa ronage:
 | ;e7 159tiiyl VIM B. CURTIS.
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E!zN A1sl.lE @@fS9S

-.,,D, D IfaFe oilers going NOrth'
 SfEED INCREASE beyond all competition on N' inc GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE from Mont gameiy Gala ) To Charleston (S c ) via Columbus, Macon and Savannah Ga. )-havmg less staging and more rest lhan any other line 10 Charleston
 bY recent arrangements, thls line carries it's pas sengers through ahead of either of the lines bv way oi Augusta Ga having 25 miles less staging than the Georgia Railroad Line
 Passengers by this line leave Montgomery on the arrival ol the Great Southern Mail, for Chehaw b, rallroad 4O miles; thence by splendid line of four horse post coaches via Columbus lo Macon. Ga. 145 miles: thence by the Central Railroad 70 Savannah Ga, l9l miles, with unsurpassed expidilion and comfort; thence by splendid line of steam packets o Charleston, llO miles, where passengers trave while they sleep, enjoy lux rious table without charge and arrive m Charleston from ouI to six hours be, fore the departure of the Wilmington boat, carrying the great Southern Mail
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-01

SITUATION WANTED FOR THE SUM- 0 MER-By young man who has been several can give unexceptionable references. Apply at 2s St. Michael street. je26 167
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MAkSlAL'S SALE. Beebee Brothers, Beebee Brothers. H h ia. vs. fl. fa

Austin X Hopkins. Austin x HoI kins.
 pY virtue Of TWO wrs of f. ia. issued from the A1 Circuit Court of the United States for the South ern District of Alabama and to me directed, will sell for cash in front oi the United States room on he first Monday of July next, between lhe hours of l2 o'clock and o'clock PM. the following de- scrbed property, situated aud lying in the city of Mobile, to wu:-LoIs and Stores situated on Dau- pl'in street, bel~een Royal and St. Emanuel streets, Nos. 65 and 67, bounded east by property of J. Hunt, west by property of Madame Forrest north by Dauphin street and south by property of John BlOodgood: the same levied as the property of Wm. Austin, 10 satisfy the above mentioned fl. las.
 VIM. HAMPSTEAD, U. $. Marshal.
 ie5 l58tf by c. CUTLER, D. Marshal,
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EXPOIkTE
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NEW-YORK-Per bark ClaremOnt-292 bales cottoI le bxs tea, box mdEe.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-01

BY THE CALEDONIA AT BOsToNJ ARRIVED HENCE-At Liverpool, May 2O-Br ship SyI metry. McKenneI
 May 3l-Br ship Henry Gardner, Webster. June Ship Great Britain. Wilson. June 3-Br bark Ottawa, Drynan. June 4-Shps Bowdtch, Crowell; Scotia, Leslie. OFF PoRT-June 3-iir ship Reliance. At Havre May 22-Shp Charles, Henderson. May 29-ship Dam iscus, Bliss At Constradt, May 24-Ship Chicora, Holm. At Trieste, May ll-Ship IIindoo. Proctor.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-01

FNIra Coaches VIII aIwhyh De kept m Ieadlness to accommodate ihe travel.
 Fare through from Montgomery to Charleston, omnibus included, s26 50.
 Through tickets be had oh application to
 J. B. JOHNSON, Agent, at Montgomery Hall.
 Montgomery. April IA, 1S45t
 The Citizens of New Orleans and Mobile are re- lerred for further particulars, and through lckets giving preference of seats, to Mr. John Ticknor Agent, No. 8 Sl. Francis street, or to George w :. Backus. Travelling Agent, Mansipn House, Mobile
 F It will be seen that the car% Of inc Express Maj and Georgia Rail Road lines, winch claim for them The greatest speed are dated prior to the 10th April and were then correct, although now the re- verse.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-01

EA EOS SALE-A Wooden House on St. Jo- E:.A seph street. next door to Mrs. Vlncenls, and coupled by Wm E. Starke. The lot is il very desirable one, being 40 feet by l5l, with the right of alley way The dwelling house is small, but the out buildings are built of brick and are large and convenient. good dwelling house alone would make the establishment complete.
 my24 l50 J. c MOTT.
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NJ MEMORANDA.

MEMORANDA.
 Correspondence of the Charleston Mercury. KEy WEST, June l6 i845.-My last via Tampa Bay informed you of the loss of ship Neioark bound from Mobile to NewYork with A cargo of GAO bnes of Cot ton. The wreckers succeeded in saving 6O2 baes 226 which in damaged state and sold for 94, lO1 Ill., and sl4t per bale.
 The bark Globe Is condemned and sold at Marshals sale for 5S5 50. She is being htied for again and will sail in few days for Northern port. In this case 40 per ct salvage was decreed ny the Court.
 The cargo of ship Rienzi has heen forwarded 10 New Orleans per ship Constellation which sailed on he lSlh The schr Stdunch which put into this port few days ago is dis ress is undergoing some slight repars and will snil for Baltimore.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-01

AsA VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. Esm That desirable frame dwelling with brick Kitchen and stable the north of Church and Conception streets, al present in the occupancy of J. c. Hodges, Esq. The lot has front Con- ception of 70 feet by depth of l2l feet on Church street.
 AIso-Brick building south west of St. Anthony and Joachim streets, having front of 156 feet on St Anthony and 84 feet on Joachim street.
 Also-Vacant lot on Joachim street, adjoining the new Methodist Church on the south, having front on Joachim street of about 43 6-12 feet by depth of l20 feet.
 Also-Frame dwelling and lot south east corner of Third and Walnut streets, having front each street of no feet.
 A part of the purchase money will be required in rash-balance can remain mortgage. Apply a the office of the Merchants Insurance Company, No. A St Francis street.
 ian3l T. w. MCCOY. Secretary.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-01

fNHE FRENCH LANGUAGE-M Mons A. GsDr.
 \ TROY is now ready to organize classes in French, after system of his own, and also partly after the Robertsonian system. For terms, &c.. apply to A. Godefroy his recitation room Conl street, No. 2l, from 10 o'clock AM. till PM. Ladies will be punctually attended to at their respect tive residences.
 N. B.-Mons q. from his long experience is able to teach learners frou any French system whatever, and will always endeavor to suit the taste of his p,- pills His zeal and unremtted attention, he hopes will secure for him share of former patronage.
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kxA FOR SALE-The House and lot at Sum- nervllo. formerly occupied by John Forsyth. The House and grounds in good order and will be sold low. Apply to
 aplO 'EDW. c. CENTRE & co,
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-01

NOTICE-The undersigned has this day with. " drawn from the firm of THos. P. MILLER & Co. Thos. P. Miller ard Orlando Furness, are authorised to sign in betalfof the firm, collecting and paying the deus due 10 and from said firm
 JOHN s. REMSEN.
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jess is7 FREEMAN & BOLTON, IF Com. s,

A' for the Coniributionship Insurance Company of New York, continue 10 take risks on Buildings, Merchandise and other property ai the lowest of premium. HUNTINGTON & CLEVELAND,
 jel0 No 36 St Michael street.
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Mons A. GoEEFRoY, a French gentleman now residing in Mobile, was engaged during the last year in giving instruction in his native language, to class of young ladies in the city of Tuscaloosa Being one of his patrons there, became acquainted with his method of instruction and witnessed the rapid pro. gress made by his pupils. take pleasure in stating of MT. Godefroy's method Gin part devised by him. self) thai il is superior to any other I have ever known used His diligence in attending 10 he in strucion of his scholars, and his unwearied zealFn communicate knowledge of the language he pre- fesses to teach, deserves the highest commendation
 mh10 85cmo THOMAS D.K KING
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AEA FOR RENT-The Stores corner of Cont -G:iA and Commerce streets, formerly occupied by Austin & Tardy-a desirable situation for Ship Chandler and Grocer. Possession lst November =
 apl4 Apply to E. c. CENTER & co.
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/zA REAL ESTATE FOR SALE-In order G to close the account Of the interest the late AU- GUsTUs WEsTFELDT had in our firm, we offer for ed by us-the lot having 40 feet 10 inches front the east side of Water-st, by a 'epth of no feet.
 mh1 G. WESTFELDT & BRO.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-01

HAVING on the lst instant sold all interest in II II the business of DE FOREST, .Mo~RIs & Co.,, to RoBT T. DApE and JNo. RAYNOLDs, they vii hereafter conduct the business under the firm DADE & RAYNoLDs.-Mohile, June IT, lS45.
 jel9 l64M A. B. MORRIS.
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Tariff of Charges for the Shippers Press and Warehouses for the Seasons 1s45 and Is46.
 STORAGE for Planters Cotton for the first month, ~ per Ddle iO For one month thereafter, Der bale 10 Drayage from lhe wharf, per bale ........ ct For compressing, per bale. .................3O 30 Storage. dray"ge and wharfage on compressed
 cotton per bale. ...................l0 10
 All other charges same last season.
 The above Tariff to take effect the first day of September next .
 G.R. GRIFFITH. Proprietor Shippers Press.
 ie7 l59tf
 99- All the papers m South Alabama, Columbus and Macon, Miss, will publish the above until the first day of September, and forward their nccounts to Shippers Press for payment G. R. G. ' ANDS FOR SALE VERY LOW-l6t acres AIof Land adjoining the Big Spring, near the resi- dence of J Austi Esq, one of the most desirable building lots in the neghborhood
 Also-A l2 acre Lot in the village of Jack sony file.
 Also-The undivided half of the south east quar. ter of section No. IA, township No: 5. range west, containing 80 acres.
 Also-The undivided half of the vest half Of tho north west quarter of section No. 2A township No 5, range 2 west, containing 70 acres. Apply to
 ml26 o9f THOS. McGRAN. 34 St. Michael st
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NEN RIVER PLANTATION FOR SALE. E.-
 Y The subscriber offers his plantation with a thousand acres ofland for sale. IL IS situated the Alabama river. about 65 miles by land and 10 hours run for steamboat from Mobile. l25 acres are cleared and 300 under fence; good wood yard; a comfortable dwelling at the yard; gin house; barns and negro houses, all fraued' There be cleared in one field 4O0 acres of good swamp and up and.- Thls plantation would suit any one livng in Mobile. There IS heaiy summer retreat within 2t miles of the plantation. For further particulars. apply to c. E. Holt, Mobile. [novtl VIM. WALLER.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-01

kA FOR RENT or SALE-Magnolia Spring, EE:: with 40 acres land and four houses, one of which is good double Frame Building. suitable for Summer Residence, one mile beyond Mojor Aus till's
 It is one of the most desirable locations in the County. Enquire of
 mh2S THOS. P. MILLER & co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-01

SUNDRIES-
 - 10 ffrkins choice Goshen Butter fAii a 50 boxes Calgaie and Williams' Soap q lle l5 cases Pickles. 20 bxs Soda Biscuit no,. a. Extra fine Green Teas, Rasins in 1 bxs
 Mackerel in hbls, and t do l i' lil.5 ril u. Suart's Sugar House Moasses .5i -lmit Loaf and Crushed Sugar, Dried Beef. &c. land ing from brig Morea and for sale by srl- ia. ,o'
 WRIGHT & CUNNINGHAM, i. jelO Grocers, 5S DauphIn street. GLASSES -S,uarts steam syrup, n splendid MI article for table use, for sale by p slr WRIGHT'& CUNNINGHAM, iel4 .e1afea5 ltif 58 Dauphin st.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-01

NARRATIVE of the U. $. Exploring Expedi- IN ton during the years of ls3s-'39- '40-'4i and AZ. by Chas. Wilkes, U. s. N., 5 vols and Atlas.
 Also-A cheap edition of the same work, 5 vols. Just received and for sale by
 ;eI2 s. W. ALLEN, 28 Dauphjn.s
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NOTICE-SAM'L BARRON has this day with ' drawn from the firm of BARRON, MEAD & Co. having disposed of his entire interest therein LU CLAN MEAD & ALEXANDER PRATT, who will con tinue the Grocery business their account, under the name of BARRON, MEAD & Go.
 .. SAMUEL BARRON,
 LUCIAN MEAD,
 my13 ALEXANDER PRATT.
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NOTICE-The copartnerslp of GORDON & 1NCURRY will expire on the last day oflhis month The name of the firm will not be used after that time only in the settlement of it's bnsiness Either of the partners are authorised settle all outstanding debts. DAVID GORDON,
 EDWARD CURRY.
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-Dernierement recu par la barque
 S Reform. 2000 Sangsues Hongroses ct Suedoi- ses, des plus crosses et de la meeure qualite, a vendre d bas pr,x la Maison de Apothecarie. iel2 lsHa NORTH co.
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NEW BOOKS-The Principles and Practice of " Dental Surgery. by Chapln A. Harris, M. D., D. D. s., second edition, revised and greatly en- larged, illustrated by sixty-uine wood engravings; for sale by (je12) s. w. ALLEN, 2S Dauphin-s
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-07-28
Worcester Palladium

The New Hampshire House of Representatives
passed resolutions repudiating tariff for protection.
The vote stood I'll to s5.-And does not this look
like design Of the Polk party to destroy the tariff!
The two fires in Quebec consumed three thousand
houses and rendered 0enty thousand persons hOnseeSs
Upwards of SeUen thousand persons received food
from the public charity on the two days succeeding
the last fire.
Loco Foco BANK REGULATION. The Wash
ington Union says that the Loco Foco party "will
properly regulate the banks" 1t seems to that
Loco Focosm in some Of the States has about the
same idea ofreguating banks that the Irishmau had
Of trimming apple trees. Pat went out in the
ing to trim large number Of trees and returning at
noon, was asked il he had finished his work. "No,"
said he, ''but haze cut them all doton, and 60
ing TO trim them this afternoon. -Louisville Jour-
nal.
Frederick Smith of Cornish N. Fl. has a sheep
which has produced this season ten pounds and
eight ounces Of wool-we washed, and of fine quail
hy. Eagle.
WoN'r LET THEM OFF. The Legislature of
Connecticut, at its recent session, passed an act
which imposes fine of $40 any person who re-
fuses to accept, when elected to military command
ms Is making nero OF ieiowI noieHs UotenS
and verifes the declaration Of the great poet, that
"some are born to greatness, and others to have
greatness thrust upon them
Dir Holmes, Of s. G. in his speech in Congress up
on the annexation question, gravely urged the acqu-
sRion of Texas to make room for the future slave
population of the country. In half century, he
tmated the increase Of slaves to &c, 900 900. Only
think Of twenty millions Of bondmen in this model Of
q free Republic