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P EAL ESTATE AT ROCKETS. BY
Nue Of d-eree Of IN. Superior CoGr OF Chaney
kehoud C"eu made Of tie lth day OF June, l-45,
therein pending styled Crouch and
others shal Commissioner for that proceed sell
pubic auction 1" the highest sider the fRInAY.
the 3lst day Of the month, Oct Der.
tenoou certain triangular parcel Of ground
CITY Of Rempnh at TIE q Main 2sh
the ouh s1e OF Main Crouch
Erd the boundaries Of which i1s Beginning
Main street thence along Ij2
Main and ss,h fee-theRes
lSO feet To III. beginning
TERMS Os SALE-Cash for much viii i-fIsy
OF suit and the rrsidu- upon
and - monihs-securd BY negotiable approy
doers and tn title retained directed
Should've ~-athe be unf,yorab continued
day ID day, n the hour. eomoeied.
HERBERT A. CLAIBORNE, Commissioner.
wLII.Ns 4 HAi.IL lO-eotd,
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ny Dunlop, noneure a Co.

SUGARS. COFFEE, AND MoLAssEs
On TUESDAY the i+h in from, Of our
ware House will be ro Of vi
Orleans Porto Rico and - susars
Porto Reo AM oresn' Moass-s Tieee. and bhl,
hiddinE and shouIs.r bacon
Rio, Lagu1yra, and Java
Gunro~dr Imperial ard Pouehons Teas various ..Is mach
ases soms rrieiiy prime quality "
Whiskey bb,; I'd in BbIs
window Gla.. variety Of srs,; Sperm Candles
fperm Ois, winter and n,ta
London Blown Stout pnts quau.
Champagne and Sherry Wines, In ease.
snap Mustard ke
TERhs-t months credit for o. under TIN. .uoun,
e>'n- DUNLOP, MoNCURE 4 Co
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A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE AT AUG
L uon-On Tuesday, the ian Inst. NJ NJ
eh on The premses will be reh bct
ment now occupied BY the on Ism, 49,,
one' hsh with basement opposite Mr. The lot front.
y seI ana erehds lss fes 10 ally 20 W Of
tose sasf IN me yard TERhs.eAsh CHARLES IVES.
" sale conducted oy Drslor. MoScrsY Co. Au.ts oc 10
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4
Commi.s.on-n
I6-tds CONWAY ROBINSON \

COMMISSIONER 5 SALE OF VAIUA.
~ BILE WAREHOUSE, situated the ciiy Of
kehmopd-BT virtue Of decree Of Cueur
OF Law and CnaBee Amherst county pronounced
day Of Angus, i-4j, wherein Robert " Comm
tee OF saah o. Dsr'u dow aud rrict o Jams w. Dkrn
decd pEaInr and the EKeeuor Of said Jane.
and Others including his dev.es denisn the under
sSned ascommissonr Will ION day Of
proceed upon the sell the hg1t hisr
sn-m"n the sad decree
house atd Is 81 T-d on Cary street ard Dock
Tsn' Of SaeCah enough II dfy the Of
flf the residue Of three equal portions
twelve ard eghs'n months credit,
the interest to he raid principal
nt=res 10 be secured BY neso'se ,aetory
and The u !. further security The properly
IN The haas Of tSnlnt
lsi January 1896 and up
iO-dkcds THOMPSON Jr
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lotteries.
J. G. GREGORY l. co, MANAGERS.

Bichnend. Va.
once No. lOl wes Main street..
oasrer T'skst Nos ~ 81 C.pt. p,,- NJ i nm
eouaf In hsandris Lottery No Fr. DR.. an c,b or,
was sent to this odee and returned uns,ld.
""oe Ass Nes. 81 Ss "a, the Capital Prize Of
10000 DOLLARS!
IN Alexandria Lottery, No 222 Extra drawn I7t INFANT -. -,
from this ohiee 10 J. " WORD vepder Rehnons w,
Qusrser Ticket Nes. I2 TO, the Ga pIt.i Prtx,
fo,VOO Doitars! ~ 5Lsrs.dra Lstt,rv M, as d,a,.
son 5.xssf, sas seat 70 tA.s Ones
han Ticket Nos IS 10, Capitai Pri.s of TIN
."oosf"D DoLfshs ~ fi,ra.dr,a Issrv No 2ot E.t,.
~s~s VIA fsTsss . ofs,
herAndria Lottery. Cas to-o be drawn I'm Ale ..nd. m e.
On saturday Oct r,h istS capisl.-s3ooo0 10000 5000
ss' pffxrs "f $500. Of 2oo0 goo Of 500 A.
% no i"usD-ia drawn Ballot. Tickets sIO haIv.. s.
siso-haves and ousreu In proportion.
Sxo ooot A+Iandrs Lottery. Cas- No. a. for is1s-.obe
IN neIanorn ID C. on Saturday Oct 25th. Pr,1e.-
10000 5000 5000 e:Vo. 10 prize. Of 1000 dc AZ
90 Nos-lx ballots Tickets slo halves quarters So &C.,
nea'es OF P.ehEe. Of % whoe Tickets clio ~ Hal. do S.
ofoe TOT Tickets and Shares. and IN,
soove opnnd luey viii receive the prompt
aeeoons a. The Drawing will be IN owe,
To all Who order ron Us. Address 10 "''
j. c. GREGORY 4 co, Manss-rs
~ '"~eN.W hnond Va
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By Williams HaxaII.
on V'NEsDAY 18th inst at 10 O'Clock Will b..
sold IN a. n Of our Au=non Store
2''hhds prime ST sugar.
10 ~ O. do
IS Retailing Mola-s-,
100 tags prime Lagaa,ra Coffee
100 Rio 60
50 Java a,
Is casks superior Goshen Che..-
q hh.s prime w.ssern Bacon sides
10 drums Goldfish
100 leg. we,tern Lard
100 Packages Guhpovder Tea
20 PoweLong do
10 &" TwaAkay do
hf pipes Cognae Brandy
Common do
30 bhis Northern App Braniy
90 hyperion do
SO Old Aonongahela whi.s.y
% Tuscaloosa
4
20 kegs very superior Indigo
10 Ero.s Ma>ons superior Hacking
MS ndef siOO cash loo month. credit for Ar
proved paper. WILLIAMS A uANAII 49,
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REMOVAL.


W<I<<M tDIhNO FORTES. GENrLEnEN DE.
si'inE ~ purchase Pianos obtain THIN tfon,
he subscriber hs rsno Porte wahou-e AMI Muse sto-e on
pose The hsnts On The most advantageous viii fei
Pianos on trial 70 D. returned they DO tsfscon
Havug soh Piano Fores this past without
having returned and with enre subtraction purchaser
be hsss hncif ihat his assortment win b. By
desiring Pianos b'f,rr purchasing where
Tie constantly receiving Piano. respect good
manufactured Unfed statcs Amore IN M po.s
with tie EOLtAN fosmnns ATTACHMENT ttufed By
The eeibalsd sken Nuns Clark New Yok patertees
this wonderful
Merchandise IN general
Piano Porte. sred tuned hire. tn eII snse
CHEAP NusiC-rbc hrga collection Of Music Offered
for s,e IN IN State, BE- selected from the Store ~
tcfioer AZ fhiisdephis and New Yoft pness
Thos purchasing vii be grnisac UPON
tbau they eau 6od elsewhere the STATE y. w. TAYLOR,
Pano Fore wsphou.s and Music Store cypose Bsuss.
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BY Inloes d Brother,
Ne. { Mas Street

BY InIoes d Brother,
Ne. { MAJ. SfrsoL
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS
AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY MORNING. 2Is AZ Oh o,.L~k Ion .sro,d
noor We val sell witLat
~ staple and Fancy DRY Goods the nd rthv
The attention OF deaers- p1rParieulap hsrranrr
ISIOes p.n,.uea
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WHATAN HOUSE,
MEDICAL COLLEGE,
IN RICHMOND. q.


TNHE Winter Course OF Lectures in the Medi.
Richmond Monday. 27th OCTOBER cont
until the last OF February following
The College and Hospital eompIstsd ana
has been made
vasiases which are obtained institution the u
In addition 10 the usual Lectures Medical
will be regularly College hsuss
Penetenay and Armou'y by which stndent
opportunity Of
StAh he will be called
professional life The number surgical opera
has sre dy claimed for the College Hospital rsputao.
leading School for sufgic4 instruction
mo CULLEN. ~ D., Professor rheSy and Practice Of hed
l.. w CuANsERLAYSE, ~ n, Prod Thsrspsuies snd Nal
terra McdIca. - -
X L. BOHANNAN, ". d, Prof Oh<etres and Dpessss of
womrn and Cbidr-n.
JSFFRIEs VIVIAN. ~ D. Prof Anatomy and Physiology
ARCS L. WARNER, N H. Professor Surgery.
sUCRATES MAUPiN. N. u. ftoE Pharmacy.
81 -ER p JOHNSON. w. D. Demonstrator OF Anstony.
t lance Of materials diss-cton. eonvsn-nes
and eo6,r D-sceung Room, will
me Of the humsn body, and skn
70 the use Of surgiess ,ra. .lmen.s
Good Boafdhr neuelsx hts nel and servants ssndanes,
be procured froni $50 10 9. pc, week
Curfont Rank Notes of ~s IN which the Students
sided viii BE- taken for ueksu
AUG. =. WARNER, Nd
i-i9-etisSov. ' . Dean Of The P.eohy.
lrsrreesved superior o Sperm oL
A w. WILDER. 81 Main susst
&c Opposite Webb. Bacon hco.
Wmfr Erock and Orsr Coats.
NAElase good Of above .russs ineu
w ding very H~aysr Over Ue.fs aas tots
ami and ar, ~
the wrathrf. Call and Examine. KEES 4 Co.
80
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

WIZ subsresr tn oay Agent his e iss bs .de 81 t
VEGETABLE NEpTtNES. EXTRACTS. OfNrngNrs.
ESSENTIAL OTIS, TRAGRAST WATERS &C ~ r.i,ed p,e-
pared sod Put " 81 The eoap Gsrt,n Nee Jeesss Yogs
A. ~ wtfsDgR
We u Main s,-,sl Rsehmos.h
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LOOK AT THIS!

For Misunderstanding received at 1 O'Clock. Grand
Consolidated Lottery Of Delaware and Georgia. Glass No.
b. Grand Cspitals-S30O0 900. 5000. 1000. 2Il7 = 100
OF Siooo. &c. &c. IS Noe. IL drawn ballots. Ticket.
$40, halves S. quarters 2,56.
Come one, come all. and get q thousand Of BuRsus,
s ne sending them out in every big Lottery Recollee
you have only to buy ticket Of BURRUSS TO insure sue
cess ss every Drawing received proves II.
ocS c, BURRJSS
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BY davenport. Allen & Co.
TrU>r SALE.
Valuable Stock of shoes. Boots, Trunks, &c.
NOTICE.

THUsr SALE.
Valuable Stock of shoes. Boots, Trunks, &c.
NOTICE.
TINE undersigned Trustees, appointed bv deed |
Il from David Burlington bearing September 18Th
isis and duty recorded Hasinss Cour,
Of the City OF Richmond them
trade aud all the debts ard
give notice that in conformity with the authority
ed ia them by said deed they have appointed sad
neton their Agent fo them dppas.
OF the said stock Of lately occupied by
him. fer cash and To collect all and
fore the Of said give receipts seGurnees
r.for in their and their An opportunity
consisting the ordinary
cost for cash. between this and 18th
| auction due whereof be hereafter gwen.
PETER VAN DEURsES. }
JAMES A. 1 GARDNER Trustees
90 The above stock in trade will be sold at
DAY, October asd, o'eIOef Tine ,ipes sompri.e.
Ladies superior sd and morocco walking shoes
Do medium and l'w priced DO do
Do superior nd and morocco Slippers
DO. medium ard low priced do
Do. glitsr Boots Cater. and Ruskins
Do noe sc ,l'tin and calf waking Shoes
Gent's waite prof Boots and sh Is, "Niie,"
Do. a,s.. salr..in DO 90 ,-x. 10. and other,
DO. I'm, calf and medium Boo,ee.
Men, in,,I ',ssed and 'ssed B'SsaH' part ve prime
Do alp and 'eas'n peFged do
"O'en' e,ih'r Pessed and 'ewed Wells all qualities
DO. leather pesed and -wed BOO,,s part extra size.
Dc. ems IcabsT walking shoes
.hse' hne drss priced Boot. Shoe. and Slippers
Boys' line cali All kp Boots
DO do DO d, Brnsan.
DO. thick pesged Brosans sr eta sirss and very pt.
Chldreu's Boot. and shoes. variety
Lsaih-t Travelling Trunks, Hair Trunk Val Truns.
| Brushes &C. lSsid - orSer Of T--s,Ss.
TERss-undel $780, ,Sa. over 500 spproysd paper
| payable at I months
o;n DAVENPORT. ALLEN CO, AOes
SUGARS, SC. AT AUCTION.
On October ish at 10 O'Clock ,c at
f hbs. prim, " Rico Sugars now landing from
| schr Atlana.
| 10 hhIs Bacon SIDE.
Whisky. Coffee
| OILS Wines Hat. &c.
| fof approved papci. '-'
oen DAVENPORT. ALLEN ca .Aue,..
| MUFFS MUFFS The Subscribers b,.,.
-tse eiNeI arge Asso,im'ni Of Mua. Of ~heh
are respectfully invited 10 and prrraraiion
oe5 JOIN THOMSON 60.
| TENHt. subscriber is constantly RECEIVING adj
= tons to h' Asdy larss snd frc'h ToeI Of
~ NJ which shpph command the susnfon on ,,o,,,,
Merchants fhy''eians and Families Al WILDER
~ Main STREET. Richmond
- % orpo-te Webb Haeonh 60.
ELEG ANT DRESS GOODS.-A spLEN.
- did assortment II
Real Preach ca.hn'err. Pun'ei and ousrs shaa,i
rn5las sod 40, seo,sh do' in sreh' s'nsy
oubre sifpedand piaid Clo~t ne.
lsrEe AMI beautiful assortment Of
frrnch ani scotch Enbfotete e. embre,nf-
flstu I'D cord EmbtJ Robes from = To- $40
Embfd Csres, inside collars. Chusnrtskc
hTs stock n Linen Cambrc Hitfs hon igI "a, o O.
Rich sik ard Turken shaws
NJ Of which rmbr sod vefy sbespty
WARREN q FAElss.
-oe No as MANS
ACON siDEs AND sHoU fine as.ortsssto Of KIM
s''' ans ShouheT' on hail viii Be- sOh On rod
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VI. ARKE's Celebrated Pixie ONCE
a. Richmond, Va.
GRAND CAPITALS FOX OCTOBER isls
S3O,0OO!
beransrz Lottery C1ass co. for drawn In
ora. D. e. tsurday October 18th, Capita s3o
10000. Sooo 33i7 of 2SOo $500 you
o. 500. &C. rs No Lotey, ~ Drawn Rssots Tickets sio
Halves ousrtsns So Cerue.ies Of Packages
Tickets sl3o-Bslves and Quarters n proportion
S25,0OO!
Ae..sdra Lottery Ga No A. ior 1850 drawn Asxan
ors d. e. Saturday oetober 2sth. 1886
10000 tooo 3ouo x2oo. 10 OF 1000 600
ke 90 Nos ~ Baiot Ticket. go Halves usrter, ~
ouaners IN proportion.
W Orders Tickets and Shares Of Paekas,
IN ne ABOVE spiepdd Louertes will
enoon and an account Of each drawing win
sf over to all who order Tickets from POE
taxe. hddro.s JOHN NJ CLARKE
oc hind Va
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NATURAL CUKE.

WI UHhL OUhE,
w r. keep, at our coal yard OH Rasin BANK. q
constant supply VI fresh Coke y.Ash Ne .e nj n,
cents per bushe, delivered 10 any part OF the cay
lin HOySEs n po,yrIr
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Hardware md saddiery.
THOMAS Il CHARLES ELLIS

III AVE received Virginia" -Harsasay d sss
II from Ensiant anil by various arryai. NoA, err
large Of Fore and Dome Hardware
Tn e Of County ohess wb a..
t.solsopu chasing They pledge i've
TO se az los any o the HOURS OF a
the North No. IO6 Maj. Street
50 u. Double Grnnu Froux
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R1-irsm.dsisly The % above de.cr.d puer
Hous~. vii b" nd hrs sasS-sHS is-rs Nr-,,s NJ. o
Fsrvrn Plate :. "
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NO. GROSS ROE HERRINGS. 25 anLs.
No Gross Roe Ee.rnss eeted) Sore ris
DAY and for sale ~
M-f.AN NM
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-01

FIRST ARRivALoF SUGAR FROM THE UNI
TED STATEs.--On Sunday last lhe American ship
Franconis arrived in this port, bringing as part of
her cal 60 IL h0esheads Of Louisiana sugar. This
is the f,s arrival oi American grown sugar in this
country. but suspect that il oni, the beginning
Of a trade which will. in few years, become w.
ny considerable one, IT, the sugar duties of Sir
Robert Peel should pass in their present form.
The sugars received by the Francona must neces-
sarily have been shipped before any thing was
known or suspected Of the reduction Of duties now
proposed, and therefore have been here for
the purpose Of asceriaining whether they could be
imported with profit duty Of 36s. per cwt, 80
that II there was any chance whatever Of their sue
ceeding under such duty they cannot fail TO pay
handsomely, now that the duty is reduced to 24s.
per cw. We no doubt that they will pay If they
are Al all well selected, for on Saturday last
samples oil two other expected lots of American
gar, both Of which has been examined BY a sugar
broker, who states that they will leave handsome
proht-a, least ten per cent-in this country, even
II The price of sugar should fall to the full Of
the duty repealed; the prices therefore are no obsa-
ce.-lLiyerpool Times, March a.. '"
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-01
NEw.YoRK, March %


PkoTEsT OF THE MExIcAE MINISTER We
have been favored with an abstract Of the protest
made by Gen Ainiou,e to the Department of State /,
winch we publish below.
ABSTRACT OF THE PROTEST OF GES. Al
MONTE The undersigned has the homer 10 address
himself to the Hon Secretary of State. in order 10
manifest the deep concern with which he has seen
that the President Of the United States has given his
signature to law admitting into this confederacy
the Mexican province Of Texas re-f
He had faitered himself that the sound counse Is
oil the most distinguished itxeils. &c, would have
led to better result. Unlappily has not been
and against his hopes AMI sincere VOWS. he
snm'naed on the pait Of this Government, an act vi
agg' ess0n the unjust that modern history rec
ords-,he spoilat'os Of friendly nation Of consid-
cradle part of its territory.
For these reasons, in obedience 10 his instructions
he must protest, and does protest. in the most solemn
manner, IN the name Of his Government against the
the law, Nc. lie protests also that the in
uie invadates the rights OF Mexico TO recover her
prosinre, OF which shr will maintain and give effect
10 those rights by all the means within her power.
He also brgs that the Secretary will let the Presl-
dent know that, IN view Of all these facts, his mis-
sim near this Go,ernent terminated from to-day
Consequently begs that the Hon. Secretary will for
TO him his passports, because II is his purpose lea,e
this city as som as possible for New York.
lie avails himself to this occasion, &c.-[E,e.
Gazette. al. . .-a- 1y
The Mexican Minister arrived in this city by the
O'Clock train from Philadelphia yesterday, and
presses openly his belief that between Mexico
and this counry must ensue .-Iib,d.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-01

DIGNiTARIEs ARREsTED-The Senate Of Mi
chigan have got into pretty muss, from which tue
people will have TO pay the piper. II appears That
Judge Wilkins, Of the u. s. Circuit Court, issued a
warrant for The arrest Of Senator Williams which
was served by deputy marshal. The Senate were
so indignant at the arrest Of member Of that hon
oable body, that the arrest of The Judge, Marshal.
and Clerk ofthe United States Court was at once
ordered for breach ofprivilege. The arrests were
mide by the Sergeant-at- Arms; and Judge W.,
when arr,igned refused 10 respond, except to deny
the jurisdiction Of the Srate. This nonplusssd the
Senate for time, but il finally decided ~ make
the whole matter the special orde- of the dan Pre-
liminary arrangements for the trial for eonemp,
made, and the prisoners were suffered 10 go on
parole, TO re-appear when wanted.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-01
Tie Galveston News speaks thus decisyel, will

The Galveston News speaks thus decsiveiy with
regard to the feelings Of the people Of Texas:
Ii will now be expected that every man in Texas
will speedily make up his mind and declare his seni-
ments upon the proposed measure oi annexation =
Although the Joint Resolutions which have JUST re-
ceived the sanction of the U. = Government do mol
embrace all the provisions, or give that ample aud
complete justice which would desire, YET they pre-
senl 10 us no important solid grounds Of objection
To our friends IN The United States, we will say,
(and think shall be sustained by the evenly that
at least, noe-,enhs Of the people Of this county are
unchangeaby in favor Of Annexation; and Of our plan
tiers and ia,ners-ihe bone and sinew Of the land
including the early settlers, whose strong right
and ndomitable courage have iriumphantly achieved
our lberlies-of those than nineteen twencths
look to reunion with the great American family
i states, thu sheet anchor Of their hopes. Single
handed aud unaed, they have secured their freedom
and the, want no foreign powers 10 guaranty their
Independence. While they desire The friendship Of
all nations, they do not expect unbought ayors from
any. They understand the essential elements OF civil
liberty we'll, he dazzled with The empty nanle
OF nationality. purchased tile expense OF political
dependence. Their desire is secure Il government
for the sake Of its blessings aud moi it's name.--
Blu, IT any name have charm in its country. the
privilege Of saying 81 avn an American Citizen" is
the proudest distinction known the people ofTexas
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-01

The New-York Cor respondent Of the Char lesion
Courier, (Aiarch 23d,) gives the following dcrcrp-
tion Of the position Of parties, in NewYork city,
''The recent declarations of Mr.. Webster, on the
subject OF Naturalization, point him the pruba-
BILE candidate Of The Amer Republicans for Pre-
sdeai.ip lS4S, and his movements attract new in
ierei 81 at this moment, when the Native feeling
is so prominent t"pc Of public conversation.
"The Courier and Enquirer secedes from Mr. Sell
den's Nominations secession which il declares
would have been made the morning alter the nomina
ton. but thai Col. Webb WAS not III iown-and goes
over with all ~ friends and influence to Mr.. Harper
The Express indicates IA disposition To do The same
thing. and there IS little doubt that tie Commercial
Advertiser will follow suit, This will rende, hi 5
chance OF election at least equal To Mr. IIayeme yer
leaving the success Of Mr. Selden, Of course ui,s
out Of the question The truth can scar cely be
doubted thai the greatest amount or talent and M
fuence in the Wing parry Of New-York Is favorable
Ia the Netne movement.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-01

IL is almost ridiculous The npshot oeBrilish
philanthropy tie slave trade. according to their
own confer sons. Here IS what oflhe frat siate
Of England said ina recent Parliamentary de-
bate.
LORD HowIcE-No man aboninated the slave
trade more than he did, or more anxious see
II suppressed; but at the same Time could not help
asking himself what had been the result of all
efforts Ia do away with il. For thirty years We had
Pc serHered in hose efforts; for thirty yearu had
endeayored 10 keep the police OF The seas, aud 10
prevent The slave trade IRON being carried on; and
what had been the RESULT He firmly believed that
we had not in any degree diminished the extent Of
the slave trade, while we had certainly aggravated
greatly its orrors and he therefore did think il be-
Game us seriously 10 consider whether this was IA
policy in which we ought To persesere. Last year
they we're tuld by hei Majesty's Government that
measures we're to he adopted for more ehectua l.
" bockading the coast Of Africa, and hopes were
held Ou of greater success To our uinre Efforts for
the suppression OF the slave trade. lie was not
prepared object the trial of these means. If there
any rational hope Of their success; but he con-
fessed for his own part that he entertained great
doubt of their being successful as it vas anlc ipa
ted the, would be. lie believed, that while there
such strong interest engaged IN thu slave trade
aud while The government Of those countries b, the
people Of which il carried On did not endeavor
suppress il, all efforts To put an end to the
trade wunld be iruitle.s. lie believed ii TO he I'M
possible by any Vigilance or activity on the part of
naval CRUISERS 10 suppress smuggling trade oi This
kind, carried alng the Whole coast ola continent,
over space of thuussnds Of miles, and where il
easy baine the utmost vigilance that could be en-
ploIe1. He confessed he could mol help feeling some
sls pcion that M IRE success would follow from diff
lereni course; he could moi help belItying. il we
were ong le take ourselves the task oi keep
ing police the seas, to leave every nation
To prevent its own subjects from eng ,gng IN The
If lde, that the feeling Of shame which would be
cited before the civilized world, when there
longer any cling OF pride in resisting Efforts.
and that regard To their own interests aud honor
monli induce Brazil mud Cuba I III stop to the
trade. II was Ms easy for them to do it
difficult 10 us. When nation were determined To
put end To the trade, the experience of our own
colonies shaw ed that there was no difficulty There
fore he thug other nations could succeed. while
we should only continue to fail. The danger 10
which those Countries would be pur from the con-
iinuance ofthe slave trade. after we had ceased to
interfere tn suppress it, would Of itself be ,he
gest motive TO them To alter their policy.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-01

lIVERPOOIs-Per ship Alhambra-l050 SKIS salt
IlNERPOOL-Per ship Lnuchster-l5GU sacks salt.
NEW-YORK-Per bark Vernon-25 baskets chain
payne, wagons los SKIS coffee c4rrages 40 ps cast
ings u pkges liquor IS grinstones so glass 100
kegs lead, es5 bars, l47 Lds iron 50 bbs ale, ck hi
pipes brandy IS Kegs nns bbs vinegar 10 cks por-
Ter, 10 slabs, "a pcs marble, Is demijohns.
NEWYORk-Per ahip Hector-IUU bales hay.
BOSTON-Per bark AntoieoA-32 bales hay.
BOSTON rr bark Lucretia--50 bxs candles, 6 rock
ing chas SO SKIS Coffee 100 bxs rasns 10 bbls dried
pies 10 do OIL TOO casks lime, 10 Shoes $50 empty
bills 1875 cases nidse.
NEW-ORLEANS-Per tie lmboat J /. Day-12 bbls
-four 90 do whskey IL do pork hi do beef do bacon
IL cks do, 4 bxs mdse.
NEW ORLEANS-Per barge Leman-200 bbs flour,
1876 molasses, 50 do whiskey, 100 do potatoes do
beef so pkges lead, 74U SKIS corn, 1876 do oats.