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respect to Oregon, instead of declaring frankly that
it finds those pretensions too absolute and too war
like, it confines itself to is and bus, which are sufi-
GENTLY transparent to reveal the uneasness of its
position. The Globe and the Morning News, on
the other hand have not been ablc to find terms suf
hcenuy magniloquent TO express their admiration
at the thoughts and style of the young President.
The Courier and Enquirer has evidently regretted
that the message was not signed by Henry Clay: il
would then have Landed to the extreme ali the dip
lomaic portion of it; but it has done much in hon
oring Mr.. Folks signature so far as to abstain from
all censure. IL confines itself TO predicting war, il
Congress should concur with the President in his
policy.
Two journals only appear to us to have done
justice to the message by the candor and sobeness
OF their praise: first, the Journal Of Commerce
which, though friend to peace at any cost, does
not heste to acknowledge that in the point of view
adopted by Mr.. Polk, his message is one of the
ablest, in point of matter and manner, which has
ever been transmitted from the White House; and,
secondly, the Commercial Advertiser-whch,
though its views are also, in general, by no means
belligerent, has almost justified MIR. Polk against
England We tell it, too, that singular revulson
took place yesterday morning in public opinion,
There had been little suspicion of the extent of the
concessions which had up to the last hour, been r.
fered to Great Britain with respect to Oregon, and
which are now for the first time revealed. Public
opinion "a scandalized, and with good reason, at the
laundering obsinacy which England has shown
in refusing these CONCESSIONS and those even who
were least disposed to insist on the rights Of the
United States, are Of opinion that concessions were
carried sufficiently far; and fhey have any regrets
they are not disposed to blame the resolution taken
by Mr., Polk TO yield nothing more to John Bull,
whose avidity is Unsuitable.
Among the diplomatic principles Of the President,
there is one which the Commercial Advertiser is moi
willing to adopt, and at which the Tribune chuckes
az ei simplicity supremely ridiculous. This
principle is, the introduction Of any new European
establishment in North America, The Tribune
laughs a, H. We shall translate its wit into French
suf1ciently well in saying that in its opinion, Mr.
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Notice.

THE REvlsEnSrArUrEs ofthe State
oi M sSourI. revised and dioesred bv
tie thirteenth Assembly. 1874 & 5.
published under the direction and su.
perin'rnd-ace of VIM. G.. jones.
t"mm'S-I"n"r appointed bv the
State; and printed for the State hy
J. W. Dausherty, st. Louis, Mo.
1915.
The above work. confirming about
1900 pages. on good thick paper. and
snhstan tally bound, will be ready for
sale on or about the lst PAY OF Au-
GUST NEXT. n, the Book Store of the
subscriber, No. 100 Main Street. ST.
Louis, or Of his travelling agent,
Throughout the State.
A. FISHER.
Jane I4th. ls45, 1s
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d"ced with new volume, and the
style rendered still more excellent.
y ItaSnlres to be The Literary organ
"i the South ana Vest. il is expect
ed that rhey. and the North & East
also. vii literally encourage rt-as
such. II congralula'cs the Vest on
The >u"ces oi thar n ,val Deport; a
WORK al rs own creation.
The Messenger contains on an av-
ria-" >'Xiy i"ur pages, Il number. siv-
ireG pages more Than mos, of tie So
Magazines < twice rs much aS some
'' the "a; atsd Is published monthly. at
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:" pr ., a. three quarters Of a cent
per p'4c. Five copies for twenty
drlals.
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month.
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10 he Voters Of the Senatorial Dis.
trlct composing the Counties
Of Rails and Pike:

FELLOW CITlZENS-The Missouri election
modelling Stale Constitution; the duty Of making suitable selections
citizens II effect his object will deyoe The deep
the confdei
dom, and frmness required framing under which
pceriy demand the should be
nation existing constitution, has election occurred which will involve
interests important the future State The political
and welbeng
upon the Convention, which
ironan
y these evils TO be found the ofte
The feeling should
promote e welfare of country; the Shonl approach
polls un;ramned by the ter of party has been with view these
con1 1erions that large number of people, with regard have
able,
the Hon EZRA HI NToonfng they do his honesty his profound
confined to portion district bat nghod decided
wish has been manifested that his be people The
that gentleman the
precuied possibility having
heretofore justify his friends positively announcing him fl
Ter mature reflection however, with knowledge the
ing Convention we have after frequent consultation 1ce him
fliy before the people that by with
VIII never ta'r from the discharge of duty imposed uponhim by lis
trymen
The prominent question ataed Convention be
Equizing Of Representation utcct the of
decided he has been and
preserve republican
government The and
State at the
event his election find his bitter opp>Ion
He has also hsited his
The
the alp Of
and honor In word the Judge Hunt
of
district
The undersigned therefore respectfully Of Judge Hunt
The voters Of tins district and ask their hands
standing cIzcni moral worthl>
"aNerlng honesty ci hrac"ih
man IN the district Who deny his ability discharge
The station towhich he be called.
Democratic banner., 1845-08-02
GRANT THORNBURN'S OPIN.
ION OF BACHELORS.

Those c,nsr,o,.a n ,,Li.,s- In,r.
lars. they must i,;p tr,a lr. ID .,,.
10 derlce and dclsn,n tao ms, ho.I
,iGnl rqrf of cra.,i..r r,n,cs,''1.
that thew are ruanin, c,ofra~~ :. ~
laws. human and divi., - ,.,,o
forth with hard wor.s in ,,sc, e ,r
gumen': tacv are no, able. sly .h.v
to sIppor, : wife. vbv !, co:.s ,6,,
more N six months f,r tho s,I. ya
ter Won dirk. ans The. tohYcro var
use and riye away. f,.o .r,;clos -,
you can well dispense with. and an
article that vour hflers neyar s,y.
tb1n i, yyouId take to y1ipor, 2 serz,
bic woman fora twelve mont, Va
that hangs creation on his ann. and
feeds her at his board he ;Ist Icars
the Young ravens cry. will never suC
fer tie Young vguLces to star,a-
When Won yet money eEnurb 70 huy
furniture, you will tAen 90 TO i use
keeping and marry. Here the iaU.
oi tie air Will teach vou-in the
Spring lie looks out ior his mate--he
has not now a stick or straw to-
wards house keeping; together they
gather the sticks and strans. and IN a
few days dwelling is prepared for
the young. BIT the bachelors in
every thing put the cart before the
horse. always wrong end foremost
"i'h them. They say as they get a
nest they look !oy bird. thus running
ql'le crosS-grained in the face Of Id,
tue.
When was not worth one hun.
Democratic banner., 1845-08-02
TAILORING DEFENDED.

A tailor possesses the quaIifica-
tons OF nine men combined IN one
os vii! be seen by the following "b
servatIon:
lst-As an economist, he cuts ac.
cording to his cloth.
2l-As a gardener, he is careful oi
cabbage.
3d-As sailor, he shares oflwhen
ever II is proper.
4lh-As play actor, he hrandish
es bare bodtin.
5th-As lawyer, he attends to
many suits.
6lh-As an execuiinner. he pro-
vIdes suspenders or gaIiowses for ma
ny persons.
7th-As cook. he is furnished
with warn goose.
8lh--As Sherill''s officer, he does
much at spongIng.
9lh-As rational and scriPtural
divine, his great aim IS TO form good
habits, fog the benefit OF himself and
others.
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Regular Semi-WcekIy Packet
L. S. MAIL
esOFeaS.
BERNARD. Muster,

WIN leave st Louis on Wednesdays and
ana Saturdays. AT ! o'clock, =. 81. Return.
Ins. will leave kr"kuk evary sunday and
1hursday. at O'Clock. r W.. Warsaw and
AIrAnndrin AT =; TulIy at Is: Lngrtncc a,
"r "; same days; Quincy on Monday
aud fndny, at o'clock, 4. NJ: Marion
'hv at" 4. NJ; iIannibt Il at 10, Louisiana
al ~ ii and Clarkssille at, !, P. NJ, same
days
The B"rea', No. !, beirg built expressly
Tor the trade. with great speed. aud very su =
rrnnr Recommendations for passengers, will.
al the opening of navigation, take the place
OF I'll" Bnrens, aud may he relied on for the
same rr"mptnrss, regularly. and attention
TO passengers and shippers, as heretofore.
March Sth ISi5 a
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wy -F>>F =. lnN. " 60.
The first number ui cur new IA
per Will Hr ISSUED on the first # Nav
next. win an entire new dre.S-new
'Np". fin" white paper. with other
mn r'.n' .teratI"nS and improve
meats III" p1per will be devoted
- % '"1'i">S cXpo>ri"n of democratic.
rIn"'leS /, will Zealnusly and I'm
'rlttngI y oppose each and every
" inrt Ia establish m1mrlorh mon
rely bank and -m'>chlevouS cnrpn
ra'ronS and consultations of wealth.
nhlch snhv"rt the rights of the ppo-
u" and undermine IN" pillars oi the
teTuhllc: II vii oppose an oppressive
and anti republic iHrlil' system. the
assumption of the State debts by the
general government, aud all other
federal principles which have an in
"vllaDIe tendency To deos'rov pub
lie prosperity as well as individual
happiness. Against all such polite.
al GcluSl"nS we shall wage unchanp-
ihg. uDcompromIsIng war.
The FARMER and the MECHANIC. who
produce all the real capital of the na-
ton. Will find I'd our paper m u;wa-
verIng rhompion Of their inalicnrble
rights: the long cherished PRINCIPLES
oi tn" editors are too well known To
the public 10 require any pledge up
"n this point. To the miscellaneous
department. particular attention will
he devoted: the ladies will always
find m "nr columns choice $, lee
ton from the current literature of the
dav. rs we'll rs original cnntrlbutinns
from the most talented writers Of
whrc" our county can boast. A
general summary "f foreign and do.
mostlc news will he furnished.
The conductors have already So.
cured the aI1 and co-opprarion of n
Iarge number Of the most dis,inruish.
60 literary and political writers Of
The day; arrangements will also be
made. al the earliest neriod possible,
=" emhrIil>h "ur columns hv the con-
trIl"i'onS o. correspondents from IL
broad. With tins h,i"f and imperlect
outline oi "ur plan. we very respect
inllv submit our claims 10 an extern
S,ve patronage To the consideration
~ generous bubble.
THEOPIIlLUS FISK.l
JESSE f. DOW. ru'tors.
TERMS:
Daily paper by the year, in ad-
$40 90
Z" : for les. than wear. 81 per
Democratic banner., 1845-08-02
NOTICE
To Slave Owners.

TllE highest cash prices will be
IL paid for male ar female slaves be-
tAeen the age Of fifteen and thirty,
hy applying to Thomas f. Wells.
Auburn. Mo. For further particu
lars apply 10
\ p MrH"n. Bowling Green, No.
JouN SNEArHEv. Troy,
ID DR,rER. Louisiana.
May 10Th. 1875. ,f--I4
Democratic banner., 1845-08-02
FRO. LutCS
OF
HE CHEnOkEE ADVOCATE.

( TuE CurEoxEE N,rrox. pRcpe,r
ror.-Vu,I,v Re- r,,ro,
yEyIIE aLove i ito ,;,io -, =, ,
L ,ar,,,uhIisEad ., T.,,rn
Cbe,o1,... Dntjoo. tba first nnn.t,.r nf
,>h,ch vas ,,s,ed aL,u, ,h. r,,dJIo IS
A,rrs, last;
The ah,,c, Of the council of n.
nar;cn. !, u,n,,d;,r f,r the ,,ll...
lion of The Char,kac st,oco,n : 81,
phyi.cal moral and ;n,,IIa.,r,I inv,
nrIvrucn. M Il, CEc,,l 90 ,sn,Io
|, vi'i hs f.r,,,d r,,Iase a,4t .,I
10 the drfe,ra e ,l,ss ri,,h,s ,a.,,n
ri24.. as h.l, ,,ir.,t, ,h.,, =, ,ro.,;7,
ler,,ry nade ~ 5,,7.,.n, ,;,'o, ,.;,S
the United STATES. an.l ,.f smcb ,,oas
ucSa< seem best csrrul.ted - Sc
cure II eir nc3cc and ta,,,ro.s MO
mote their yra<rer.iv. and eIer,ts
,hcir character as cl>,inc, co,rnr.
nitv.
In con,ncncinr. ,nI srs..;,;
ruhlic ior,nal in ,.e rati,, j., g
cess must GCrSTt VERY nurn u,,cp
tie Kind frcIjrrS. LL,iarirv ,,d p.,
rcrare Of the ci,i.,o< nj tho Uri,.I
States. imoru Ilen, ve ora o,s,.
ed there ay.s,s ocro-o,l,. Ios;ro 49,,
the Indians should he feaIr with mn.
on lust and literal rrincirles I;rn
ly SYMPATHY in tI.eir rLrcparod 90.
rcer. and a deep mrrcst IN ,Leircla,-
aclrr. condition a~d destiny. l.r,r.
auce of ,h,lr ,.ndi,irn. onin;onS and
c,,irs. la, been 70 them = f,r,,oi,
Of many uroags: n fountain from
which they have been forced n Gr;nr
many bitter dr,unlts
From this causc. mcasureSof ,oI;
cy in themselves upiuSt. and b;'.bIy
destructive to their reace and nrrs.
poets. have been conceived and nor.
sisted in to their ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
with singular pertir,c,,y hv ,h,Sa
from whom they have RIGHT 10 ex.
pecr and clam protection. I, viii
he rho aim aC ,Loa. -: WI
charge of the Advocate. to enli"bten
public sentiuen, ,s Ca y. E':,, "''s."',"
as to the feelings. wishes and nroner
of The Cherolees
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qui.v ol his f'miiy, stating at the
same tie. t'.at the Original name
.yas O'Sh rlian, numourously OBJ
served" NJ doubt Gf tnlr, f,tier:
10 one HIS Il bette, right I, the ., !or
we owe every tody."
Democratic banner., 1845-08-02
a administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given. that the
' undersigned has obtained of the
Clk Of the County Court Of Lincoln
Co.. LETTERS ot Administrator wirh tho
will annexed. on the estate of Lott
Farrnt< deceased, bearing date
the Illh June. 1915.
All persons h1ving claims a.
tanS' sad estate. are requested L.
. XhrhI1 them property authenticated.
wi'hin one year trrm the date ofsaii
letters, or they may he prccludci
from having any benefit of said es.
t1rc. and ifnn' exhibited within three
wears, thcv vii b. fcreve, AIRED.
SOLOMON K. MOXLEY.
Executor.
June Iith. l84i. 3uli.
Democratic banner., 1845-08-02
IFOs. sale.

Iron, Steel, Castings, Horse Collars
Hames, Trace-Chains, Nails, VIM
dow-Glass, Putty, Linseed Oil, Tur-
peniine, Cod Fish, Mackeral, Gar
den-Hoes, Sad-Irons, Sole and Up.
per Leather, Louisiana Flour, &c.,
&c. Il at the lowest cash prices.
BLOCK s. SON.
Democratic banner., 1845-08-02
SPRING ND SUMNER
c.!

E1EailE subscriber ha-j jr't returned from the
ia city "f Neg Tcrk. (ahd taken his old
stand, - Hain -t'rc;,) With an entire new
-ic"k Of SPHlNG & SUMNER CLOTH
ING. comprising every Article u-ualy kert
III ciutninG "r furnishing stuIe- Hrs goods
are all newi WIRE bought Tor cash, and ninn-
uactured under his own directipr, expressly
tor this market, in tic latest and most fash
iunab!e style
Having formed connectian with whole
sale dry goods hon . il the city Of \ York,
"uablrs him 30 rakr advantages Of the mar
kgt ~ q. yI.- usu1''y in% at auc;ior. He
err, iicrefrTc, confidently assnfe buyers of
Ira ' made cl"tcirg. that he not only car.
/ III w,iI sell them cloth. 40. Orl, as ct cap
tut cheaper tEHu any other clothing in the
city Of St. L"uis. Eu,crs are United to
call "ua examine before Vurchr.ing else.
weCIe. y. BROWN
20 - Main Street
Democratic banner., 1845-08-02

Of Slence has succeeded buster
in England on the Oregon question
The universal shout Of defiance from
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NEW
e. % % 10 s..
LOCK 5 SON.

TIT We just received at their old
IL stand, in Ashley. Mo-, large and
well selected assortment Of latest style
fancy and Staple
Democratic banner., 1845-08-02

ware, &C., SC.
Which they are determined to sell
very low for CASH or Good Mer-
chantable Produce. Having purchased
their stock at very small advance on
Eastern cost, they are therefore enabled
to sell the sane much cheaper than they
have ever before been offered in this
part of the country. They respectfully
invite their old customers and the pub
lie generally, to come and examine their
stock and prices; their motto being
Quick sales and small profits.
Democratic banner., 1845-08-02
PROSPECTUS.
OF
Ehc e COre2sN Mt.
|ul G.ii..HI Mlsaz,ne Of rhr Grand
Lcd-" of III" Uni.cI STATES.
PROSPECTUS.
z. %. d. e..

! monthly periodical. devoted TO the
cau>" "i Old Fellowship and gen
er1i literature.
Tins work las hccn published reg.
u'"l'v every month since January.
l2ii.at the very low price Of Two
Dollars N advance. The "Oflici Il
'laEazIne Is under the editorial man
ag"mrn' ot Rev. Albert Case. and
I. +. Shadner. Published IN the CT.
- # BaIlluore.
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r II T. so r. Y II EH y
LITERARY 7ITsSETGE,is.
The iSEaCkIs OCi ct america"


The iiIaCkI: oCd ct america"
SD - yc;,E :sa ;a.i"a.scc.
II y MINOR rI;,,r Q n.....:.,..,.
A'|'s'~H hy i 'if'"S Sc"'h.
On ilir - ofJ auagv newt IGi5.N
rhe SruIhc,n lilerarv MrSSrnge.
commences is Eleventh E"iumr AMI
the patronage Of ti!e puhIr: is rr>pec-
tiuIv so,.crcd fui i. The present
Ed.'or has nuw c"uauclyd II tor more
rhan i yea, AID tt encouragement
i.r has received i,a.,> him To ,xprr; u
'":lr ,ncrca>- ia. Subscriptions. h~
The "oik has ben .u>trncd. under
10 orduarv di>~d, images. t.r -
'nnG q tIrc. i is entitled to III" iin"'-
d support u' every hrrni nt letters.
lis reliance inr p,i',nI.c viii h.. u =
N ihe interest AMI Justice of tie
'usiic gu! rs "nn hlcra:v merits.
t>curWr'.- all 'umh,.L IS ana rN'rirsi.
'I"nr>.ln<. t wi, depend 'or it, Sue
-, nuon liz content. ar! rLatu..c.
i"n".
II - cmpl!l'i,r'.va '1u'Hr'n NoG..
I.I ap@calS TX rc,,. t. t- Srai,.
',.'.S'' character aud nj"fr>;. ,,',.r. =
| : "Hi s'c.aI, It aims II uhpr,d ana
.'"m"t". In he S.u'h. ',rr" "'r
t.nnS ids. Wtn cnn r;>i.N a'lnri n.
"a. # 'iCy .rr On r-,t... ...'y rrr,I r.
come t."ar, .-a o...-, IA '.'. ..> =
o-"s ~i.ru'...o..
The Mr,s u--. l., son lee. 49,
tlaa..,lsd unorr han tea yc.r>. .1DIm,
/ which !, las o,orcrue many & ret
obstacles; and attalucI , vide rl.cD-
''a,ion and 4 very Li.h cha.acrcr.
/ The efforts Of he president Eil;or
will te s,rcuunu>,y pirec,ed. not or
Is to lhe prcseryailon Of It's ancient
/ lame, bu, also to lis constant N
provemenl. In rhiS, tie l.tterin.
e>tImonials he has received during
the laSl twelve months, ted him to-
believe that he has al eady au,ceed-
ed.
THE CONTRIBUTORS
/ Are numcrou~. embracing prufc.-
SlonaI aud Amateur Winters %, III,
lir-r distinction. Gr,ar expenses is
incurred and great ylun> ste rn'rn To-
secure an abundant supply Of ntcI-
c>l.na ard rr>rrur,i,c matter.
PrpVIyr CU,,yby,,,c
Judge 3. Tucker,
c. h. Hryd,n.
Masses. iutLorrsr rr me Va.
Vow" apprehension" &c &c.S
l.. '. Author of tic 'pllze Tale Va
Lieut.. VI. +. Marry,
L. :. y. WASHINGTON.
w. Gilmore SIr-. IL. ID. =. =.
Gee. Frederick Holmes. ~ -
Mrs. ]. II. Wor,hingt"n, \. York
f. b. Hale. Illinois.
w. w. Andre y, L : Consul, Malta.
~. Il. Hurst, Pul'ade phia.
Ameiicus SoLlh.
OccdSinHal COHribuforS.
Pres. Thutnas X. Dew, }
Prot. Geo. Tucker.
}. b. ID. 'ALthor of the Hiy-
tory an Adventure" &c. } Va.
Luclan Minor.
W. b., t.. s. Charge Italy,
w. VI. H., I. :. Charge :. A. Va.
Df. >. IL. Dickson, G y
t.. ID. '' -
Democratic banner., 1845-08-02

The iacetious Mr.. Sheridan, on
earring his idther speak 0! the anti.
Democratic banner., 1845-08-02

How beautiful to the eve and the
heart rise up in pastoral region.
the green silent hills from the drsSnl-
Wing snow wre1'hs that vet iinger at
their feet. A lew warm Sunuv DAYS
and a few breezy ard melting nights.
have seemed IL crcaIc the sweet sea.
son Of spring out of the winters
biackest deSoiation. With the revi.
val OF nature cur own souls ieel re.
stored. Happiness becomes milder.
mreker, & richer in pensive thought
while sorrow catches faint tInce of
Joy, and reposes itself on the quiet
ness OF earth's opening breast. Then
Is youth rejoicing -manhood scdate
and Old age resigned. The child
shakes his golden curls in his glce-
he of riper life has ihc coming year
with temperate eXuIta'ion and the
eye that has been touched with dim.
ness. in the general spirit of delight.
iorgetS or fears not the shadow OF the
grave.-[U. S. Journal.
Democratic banner., 1845-08-02
PROPOSALS

For publishing, in the city Of Wash.
'ngr"n. a new daily. semi vtctI,
and weekly. Democratic Rcpuhlr
can paper !" he rnri'lrd.
UNITED STATES JOURNAL.
Democratic banner., 1845-08-02
TIE CONTELHUTORS

Are numerous. cu rracing Prulc.-
Sronal aud Amateur Writers %, III,
iir-' distinction. Grrar expenses Is
incurred and great ptn> ai, token 10
secure an abundant supply Of utrI-
c>!.mg and ru>rruc'l,r matter.
R.nNIlr CNlrihn,nrS
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Bowirng-Green, Mo, July 26th, l845.
Democratic banner., 1845-08-02

Sd u Ye@g:sa ;a.lva:scc.
B. B. MINOR. Editor & Proprietor:
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kiEV Goods,

ALSO Groceries, Hardware, Queens
ware, &C., SC.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-04-26
: These two last are about 10 sail. .

The following further extracts from Mr. SLAcuM's
communications to the Secretary of State are i'm
portant and must close our necessarily long account
of this document Of SO pages:
ssOn the 5th Of October ls43, Mr. Sacum wrote TO Mr.
Upshur (No 7) in relation the of the PAMELA
showing the almost direct in which citizens are
aiding and abctting the slave trade &C. in relation to the
brig Yankee which landed cargo Of nearly hundred
slaves and in relation the vessel Sterling In this letter
he says:
To the inquiry why American vessels preferred and
sought after by the slave Dealers and why they willing TO
pay such high prices for them il may be answered. that
other flag carries with it the immunites. The flag Of
the Powers parties TO the quntupe treaty, affords proec
ton against detention, search, and capture So with Brazil
and Portugal Hence the savedeaer looks TO
cal marine to enable him carry the trade far
regards the transportation hence Africa Of the
sary equipments provision, oat and pesses. Having
got these indispensable aduncs the traffic to the coast hall
the risk He then take his chance for the other
hahat is, the return voyageand in which he very often
successful vessel is chartered or secretly sold
to avedeoler, 10 he delivered coast She carries
cargo and, III instances the very persons, passengers
whoare to navigate her back the requires She
is ovehaued and amned by American owar Every
thing appears be in order and in due FORM The cargo be
what may, Except slaves as understand, affords just
ground Of capture She passes on delivers her freight and
returns for another cargo then transferred
ers takes III slaves waits for propous moment makes he
escape from the coast under any and all flags with Other
papers and crew. and the hazard for her deset
port 1t is not long since that American vessel sailed
hence for the coast having part Of her cargo and ship
ped as ine but on her arrival il turned out TO be nnet,
pipes Of fresh water much valuable article thar
wine.
This vessel the brig Duan Of Beverly. Massachu
Sets Captain Ezra Foster &c. The truth is all these vessel