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Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-26
WHARFAGE

YNHE Planters and Merchants of Alabama are Il hereby notified that on and after this day, 10 Wharfage will be charged on COTTON landed on St Louis street Wharf and all Wharyes above.
 Cotton landed on Wharyes hetween St Lous and Cont streets, will be charged cents ger bale =
 jan27 49f FETTYPLACE & GOODMAN.
 fh0- The Dallas Gazette, Greensboro' Beacon, w Wetumpka Whig. Alabama Journal Flag & Union, Euiaw whig, Columbus papers. and Marion Herald will please publish and send accounts to FAC .
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-26

FOR ABERDEEN. E@ h The fine steamer BELLE POULE Ss5szszS{5 H. R Johnston master, will leave io' the above and all intermediate landings on SAT. URDAY, Ist March, at 6 o'clnck PM.
 For fre ght or passage apply on board or 10 Ceb26 CAMPBELL, OWEN & co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-26
WILLIAM CHEssMA N,

No. 96 HoRTH THIRD-sT., PHiLApELPHIA. Manufaeturer cf Military and Sporfsmans Aytieles; SUCH as Leather. Cloth, Felt. Silk, Beaver, S Dress and Bear Skin CAPS of all patterns, viz: Forage Caps, Holsters for troop, Body troop. Car. kinds, Canteens. Knapsacks different patterns, Fire Buckets, Passing Boxer, Tube Boxes, Brush and Pickers, Plunes, Ponpoons, Fireman's Caps. Lea. ,her Stocks, Gun Gases. supei fer qualty Shot Baas Game Bags, Drums, &c. &c. -3
 Gentlemen furnishing their own chargers can have them Leaherned at very short notice ,ipgly or bv the dozen. ,5.'. -
 Qo-Orders thankfully rece,sed and punciually at- tended to. .i..... ...r. ea.I.N f.b10 76,r
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p WILLIAM N. BISPHAM, DENTIsT.- Having returned from the North be found a his old quarers Mo- 4s Dauphin street, three doors below Roy nl-north side. s=r
 ,REFEaENcEs-Dr. Levert, Dr. Mott nov22 24atr
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-26

INDEPENDENT PRESS WHARF NOTICE. A-The Planters and Merchants are notified thst the Whalves attached to this Press are open free for all Cotton received on them from ana after this day (ian25) GREEN, CASEY & JAMES.
 00- The Dafl"s Gazette, Greensboro Beacsn, Wetumpka Whig, Alabama Journal, Flag < Union, Euaw Whig. Columbus papers, and Marion Her aid will please publish and send accounls as above.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-26

SOAp-600 boxes, in st"rs ara for sale hy 0 feb26 8. l. q l. l. JONES.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-26
FOR MONTGOMERY.

A E@ h The splendid passenger steamer SAM DALE. F. M. Johnson master, will eave for the above and all intermediate landings, on THIS5DAY, 2Gth instant, at 6o'clock PM.
 For freight or passage, having superior accom-
 Gbs6 CAMPBELL. OWEN & co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-26

IT MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE--NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF BosroN-(GUARAsrEE CAPITAL slGO O0U) twin in- sure Lives on tho Mutual Principle al favorable rates
 Table of Premiums and forms of application together with any other information relative 10 the Institution may be had on applies iion at the office ot
 DEXTER & ABBOT, Agents, iab28 K, M,ch.al-.,ra.,
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T IQUORS--25 bbls An Brandy and Gin AI 75 bbls recifed Whiskey
 Is bbls old MonongaheIa Whiskey. For sale feb26 by BEERS & SMITH, 22 St M ichael g,
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-26

NORN-50O bags prime white. received per schr NI Commercial and in store, for sale by
 feb26 MARSHALL, ROWE & co,
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-26

COIOGNES AED ESSENCFS-A rich anf N most fragrant assortment of Colognes and Es sences, for sale by
 kb2e T. WALSH, S8 RoyaLst.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-26

DRUSHES-Teeih and Hair Brushes, Paint ant ID varnish do, for sale by taa
 feb26 T. WALSH, s6 Royal st.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-26

FOX ABEKDEEN, A Eo~ h The new light 'raught steamboat Szzssaz= RUBY, Captain Oates. will depart for inc above and all intermediate landings THIS DAY, 26h Feb, at o'clock PM positively.
 For freight or passage apply on board or to
 (eb26 CAMPBELL, OWEN X co.
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m BBLS No Mess Shad, :5 bbls Mackerel " 20 Inf do do do 50 or do do
 25 or do do do 50 kits do feb26 for sale by HUMPHREYS, WALSH 6 co
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-26

CALOOSA'COAL-1500 barrels for sale Il nt 50 cents per bushel Apply to
 Geh26 E. C. CENTER G C0..
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p HAVILAND, CLARK & CO, IMPORT FRS AND WHOLESALE DEALER in Drugs and Nj Medicines Surgical and Dental Instruments, Chemicals Perumery Brushes, Window Glass, Paints. Oils, Dye siuis, &c.
 Nos. 45 and 47 Water street-MOBILE. HAvILAND, REESE & Co, New-York
 HAvILAED, HARRAL & ALLEN, Charleston, S. O, MAvILAND, RIsLEY Co. AngusIa. Gn irc2 lcma
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ltRANBERRIES-Inh half and quarter bbls, just V received and for sale by
 feb28 J. PHILLIPS. cor. Conti and Water. sis
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EDGEyp ORTIZ SE.Nx.v:IE i

MhS. F.N IOMAA, Grtncipai
MRS JAMES FREEMAN DANA. Associate Prin.
Tu\HlS Institution, situated IN the town Of Liberty,
j Bedford County. Va, will be open for the recep-
ton OF pupils the LIST of Oetobet
|, is the ohjec, of the Principals to mpart 10 the stu
dents useful well rs ornamental education.
this purpose, Mrs l.. and Mrs. D. will 30 aided by
peent assistants.
THE. TERMS WILL DE
Tuition in English for the Isl, class $50 pr months,
- 2nd do IS"
Junior class " 3rd do 10 "
ruiliuu in French, by Mile. Roget
of France, la D
Music by Professor Winkler Of Germany, - Piano So.
Harp S35; Guitar SIS pr. monlhs.
Drawing, Painting, Latin, German, at Professors
charges.
PLAIN aud Ornamental Neede-work. So pr. five months.
Use of Musical instruments 81
Each Young lady furnishing berown bedding and towels.
N, B.-Board may also be obtained in many respect
able families in the village.
References Judge Slanard and james Lyons. Esq
Richmond Judge Lomax. Fredericksburg; Rev. DR..
Hawley and Rev Mr. Laurie, LIST Presbyterian Church,
WashlngioH Gen. Gordon aud Hon. WIN. c. Rives,
Albcnarle; DR.. =. H. Gilmer. Lvnchburg; Geo.
Tayloe. Boieourt; Rev DR.. $. Phillips and Rev ia
cob D. Mitchell, Liberty.
Dedfurd Sent 10 IA
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EiEDMiSo
~THE LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN

shed seuioeckly, (oUery Monday and IhI'fsddy,J
:. Fur Doilsys per as,n payable in Advance No sub
,rli BE- receredtor shorter tune than sr months
.o paper sc be Discontinued (ereept at the discretion
IN. Edtors,) until all arreorages are paid.
- ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at so cents per
-. for less) for every inner form insertion and 81
,.r square Tor icss) for erery outer form insertion
EVERY ADVERTISER required to note o" his
-, ho,e long he rishes his adrer tscIenf inserted
vfi,,ment not so noted, WH be inserted till its dis
.ontinuanee be ordered
TOR YEARLY .4DYERTISLNC the terms are for
a. r;rr,re of t,co squares, $40 for square, S25 for
-. .o,are inner form, s35 Epery yearly Advertiser
w be required to cofne his advertising to his particle
lar line Of business.
q, JOB PRINTING eree''sed neatly and erpeda'0us-
1, and on reasonable terms.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
FOR S.fkF.

IVHE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale the Tract Of
l. Land on which he resides, in the cobiy Of Cdmp
bell. about and half miles from Lyncbburg adJpn'
ing the Lands Of William Daniel. Jr, This Tract con-
ains 22l acres, about GO Of which in woods,
heavily timbered, aud good ToDAcco LAND any in
Campbell county. The buildings arc good; the dwell
ling is framed house with SIX rooms four above ground
and two in the cellar, and six repaces The ou, bulldogs
very good. three tubacco houses, good framed
kitchen and smoke house, corn house shielded three
sides for stables, and good negocs house with sone
chimney There is good orchatd Of apple irees-,wo
hundred choice hni ,tees-lhe cultivated Lards are
divided into five fields and three lots II is not
sary to say any thing mora, as iose Whiting To buy
will view for themselves. will sell the cntiro Tract,
or part, may suit purchasers. will take pleasure
n showing the Land ioany person wanting To buy.
DOUGLASS II. PCCKETr.
March 3 10
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SPRING FASHIONS FOR 1915.
JUST RFCENYED, by
WATERHOUSE s. WHlT'rEMORE,
ELK CREEK FURNACE:

WE are NV receiring large and general stock Of
W Day Goops aud Groceries, at our store a, the
Furnace and respectfully invite those persons OF
whom we have hired hands, and those having produce
10 exchange fur goods well those who deal for cash
OF pay ptomb1y on the usual credit to examine our
stock before purchasing elsewhere. deermin
ed sell goods at such prices to insure general
satisfaction
Our stock consists of general assortment of
DRY GOODS
for Ladies and Gentlemen, Negro clothing, Ladies'
and Gentlemens Shoes, Hardware, and good stock oi
Groceries, consisting Of brown and loaf Sugar Coee,
Tea, Molasses. Leather. Rice. Nails, Salt, and many
other articles in their lire.
The Furnace is now in operation, and those who are
in want of
Will Machinery, Tobacco prcsscs, Mould II onrds,
Hollow Ware Ac.
can be supplied in shor, time by sending their orders
to Mr.. William Ridgeway. We will guarantee all
Castings made al our works 10 be and well fin
ished as at an similar establishment in the State
GEORGE b. PAYNE & Co.
Elk Creek Furnace, Nelson, March 10 I'm
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Dissolution Of Co-pnrtncrship.

VNHE co-psf,nership hereioore existing bclwccn Tue
4 undersigned. under the style Of Edmund, Watson
4 Co. is this day dissolved by mutual consent The
debts and effects OF the have been purchased by
Mr.. James NJ Boyd. who intends 10 carry the bust
ness himself All persons indebted 10 the firms OF I'd
moud. Watson s. CO., WIN, II. Watson Co. aud
Boyd, Edmond 4 CO.. are requested To pay 10 James
NJ Boyd alone and all the creditors Of said fras viii
apply to him for payment;
w. II. WATSON.
ISAAC DAVENPORT, IT,
Feb IL u
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alholics, tho following


.aniquify Of The Odd Felious.-Mr. WIN. English.
in an address before the Trenon, Lodge Of Bostan.
whilst commeniing upon the unwfen history Of the
Order Of Odd Fellows and the occasional glimpses ofit
at different times from the early ages together with the
legend that makes the primitive Christians s original
members. remarked that '.n amongst these people
that our English brethren tell US il Was tnrmed" Even
the date Of institution, he saws, fixed with certain.
". and Gpon the 55h year Of tho Christian era IL
ferred the hopor. The Emrerur ri.us "a. d. 10y
gave the order The Of Odd Fellows, 40 pledge Vi
friendship for their lnyay and fidelity. inaeher with
rious cmblens whch now characterize the association.
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Bargains Bargnins!! bargains
.y.EJy SPRING GOODS.
nroHMoND CASH sToR E
IunchL,rr. .1nril End. ISIS.

LYnchbWg, .9prtt 2nd, lo43
VNlE subscriber begs leave TO inform his customers
and the pnbiic il general, that he has Jus, return
ed iron. the Northern cities with extensive and de-
srsh,e stock Of
DRY GO0Ds, BONNETs, snOEs, HATS, &C.
WHICH being purchased for cash. will enable him to oter
goods much lower than similar articles can be purchas-
I'd for ia this city RETAIL for cash only aud at hole'
sale IN credit, for approved paper
COUNTRY .aIER CHANTS and others visiting
his markell will please give him call before puclias
inc elsewhere, AZ he will take pleasure IN showing
his goods whether purchased not. Tie 2nd story ol
INV Store has been fixed of Cor wholesale only.
Au,oncs, my assortment may he found. VIZ:
20 O) yds Calicn, sly les, from q. cts 10 finest
D,lzarincs 0ruarJa Musiins, and Polka dl.aints en-
tire new style goods for Ladies' dresses.
Black, blue black AMI fancy co'd Silks, all prices.
1;inpha ms, Lawns, and French Chinz, large assert
ment, "a
Apron and Furniture Checks.
T'ckinqs Brown Hollands. French Linens and Georgia
Nank ems,
$50 dn. Ladies' Kid, Silk, and Cotton Gloves aud
Niis, at great bargain,
Needle Work Collars and andikes,
Thread Lsces and Edpngs, an assortment cheap.
Ladies' silk ;hawls and HandA's. large assortment,
''"e 'A'; FOR GENTS.
Extra black, blue black. my. green, olive and fancy
brown Cloths at great bargains,
New a, vie Cashmere and Nesiings, all pr ices,
10000 yds comnl1n Pants Stuff, al oil prices,
ranalua Hats, splendid ar,cl', cheap, ~
SO dyx Palm Leaf Hats. from 81 ttraus, up to fnes
sxyOES and BOO7S.
a large assortment al Creni Bargains
$4,000 yds lt ached and brow Coprs, from 81 TO
nYn,nn WM. }. WILLIS.
PS The subscriber will be receiving from his siore
IN Rchnond and the Northern cities, fresh Gonds eve
~ wrrk lhrough bout the Season. W. w.
April 8 Is
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vol. xXSIf.-.yO. a.
rtnnf BAL .qlerandria f;n.r.le.

"BRITlSI lNIRiGUESo-'Ih RchulOnd En-
unrer has another chapter or what mat ba called Tho
f-,a, 9poerpnba vi,b ts ti,le II l. .toih,s ehsu
ter--bui On the former theme "A new snnu 10 an old
tune Again We have "ri,lsh fnirirueD dashed up ~
phieh The g,l people oi this country irou their pro
rrie,y. Tho anbiiinn Of Great Dri,an--hs nwsr II
Great Dr,sin--lr ipsoence Of Great Britain and Tho
intrigue of Great Britain mr. standing ,pcs Of dsclam,
ton--,o guH The duukies-we believe No havs dome.
where seen that used A. tho dash pbfaaeer huubuS-
pinp soi people Now what does this lsst MARES nest
Of the Enquirer amount 10 Sumo namclcss gentle
MI wrpa that every possible nducemeut Ia held out
by the british Minister and Agents 10 hr People of
Texas 10 reject the priIted terms Of annexation made
by the United Staies" Aud upbn this an,ny inuus and
general ass.r,iun without proof, and even " true a.
mounting 10 noihns we have n column Vi Tsras-
az 7tras AS heaven and rsfi were coming txcil-
or, and all was lsl in lising Trxas Illusion, Il 10 az
frmrd .is hrsding the Enrllsh party and furnishing
his lauels by ,his aiiliat,-And then, II 10 modest.
" iusinuatdd thai he is led on hy his rampant abi
ton, OF some other sinister motive" Nuw, ,ur homes,
and candid opinion H. that Houston, in this case a.
Texan M, as citizen Ut the United States, in acting
paoiicalle with The hes, inienlions and probably with
ragaeous views 10 the bes, interests ii his csniry
Besides. what "Bnish lniigne' does II require W
induce Houston oppose Annexation We have all q.
ong thohphi that he las been oppsrd to il aj initio
al ess, frou the commencement Of Iyiers nirgucs-
far dangerous than any British niriynes I'll
which We have any authentic accounts. But We de-
,nand the proofl What evidence under the sun VI
there, mat The bsh minister AMI AgenS are holding
out ereru possible dartneni To The people Of Texas 10
reject Annexation There IL nnne- no, particta--
Whatever inducements there are have hcen offered fn
the con,my ncemenl, aud are well known ~ The whor
world. flal Great DrilaiH dssr, that 'fexas should
remain nm independrnt nath wo feel vel, assured: but
,ha, desire has and viii lead her inio M difficulties win
u.s. on that score II Texas Is annexed. Grea, Britain
will not therefore ainre with ue y, ,'biie her ,huh,
from yexatiun a, our SUGGEST
We repeat tina, this whole matter is a httmtur
blind fold and hcospye head, these United Sla,v-
Texas nehiIpinrn nnd thai tho Lue the ciii.
aens of,he country in question pause and drlhera,e
and certainly n, present rather hold back They arc
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MANUFAC1 uRES-The Newbnp port (Aisss J
Herald says III is designed manufacture Wy drill.
nga Of the descriptions which have been successfully
expuried TO foreign countries that has been stated such
is the cheap and superior character Of Tie Article,
pared to the English manufacture that has been used
Tor clohng the British army in India. Our large ship.
mens Of cotton goods 10 South America shd Chi
IA have alarmed Tho British manufacturers, and in tho
hope Of driving ont The American manufactures ffum
these important markets, the British government haze
NJ doubt passed lie now l,rin bill. By which cation and
all The raw material used in the manufacture aluw-
ed BIZ imported duty free, On such descriptions Of
goods lave been exported To these markets, the abol
ton IF This duty in England iaksa awsj tho advantage
which The manufacturer the United States has hilhcr.
to had ovef his gtea, rival, Of to cent per yard
How far il will operate ~ give the ascendancy 10 tho
British manufacturer eIuaus to bs SEEN II Is undouht
eddy mn Important item, amounting ut present 10 fully
all lhe profit which is derived To the exporter from tho
s.c Of the goods in iregn markets. demand has re-.
emily fptina IT. SEQ |, stated fr our fnes shirt
inse. Say "a high as 81 hicks. One honse in Uos,on
has ai,y received an order fnr 25UU00 yards Vi the
beached arcle and 100, 900 yards in The brown stale.
The destination ut these is coods Ia Independence. tho
fahesl Wosa.n luwn in Missouri, from which they
carried across The country in caravans to New Mckee,
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WATER Srorrs-Il,e Rev. lsacc Anderson, in
letter published in the Murfcesborough Telesrah Tenn
states tina. on the evening Of the 9th July last not less
than one hundred water srouis descended from The
clouds upon Chilhawee mountain, and that tho water
from each spout fell with such momentum as to force
its way into tho earth ten twelvs feet; snd tear out
large channel in ito way down the mountain carrying
with frks. trees ard r,s. ard dssiiins them 81 The
snse cfth. mcun,ain.
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Iutsrealiag Experiments. most beautiful array
ofanwers may be Produced by taking an elder stalk.
city Of seed whose flowers bussam abuui The ssius ne
and buryns the stalk; and when hlssoming, has W
r!ous kinds of1wss. according The seti Piaa;eJ Ia the
stalk This t.sstfuI discovery ard web with
LIZ cAnf finlriI. --..--a
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Tin and sheet Iron Business
CONTINUED.

rEVIlE subscriber will in future carry IN the
Il TiW nud Sheet Iron business,
in tito well Known house formerly occupied by Messrr
Williams & Victor as Silversmiih shop, Main street
Lynchburs. Thmkfnl fot The patronage of my cue,on
ers heretofore, wish continuance Of the same. NV
prices will be to suit the times
LARKIN A. WOMACk.
Feb 10 IL
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March, |
~ Office

TIME Subscribed will sell at Clover Hill. (he seat
Il of The new county OF Arpomaltox.) on Friday, the
llh day Of April if fair moi The next fair day, to be
continued from day TO day Sundays excepted unit,
completed, the 80 ACRES, laid of by The Trustees
in half acre o,s by ac, OF Assembly Immediately after
the sale of the lots laid off, the balance of the Tract
will be sold in lots to suit purchasers, including the Ia
tERN House. and other out houses adjoining the ias
ern House. Sale positively and without reserve.
Terms made known on day Of sale.
HUGH RAINF.
o. The Richmond Wing and Enquirer request
ed 10 copy until day Of sale, and forward their accounts
to Hugh Raine, Raines Tavern, Va.
March l3 tllA
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EN 8 h 1 0n a bic rate ring

EN h / % 10 a bic YNiI u z .
fDNHE subscriber has received the SPRING AND
Il SUMNER FASHIONS, from the North Which
are rec,nlly FINN
LONDON and Paris.
IIe therefore enabled 10 all worn entrusted 10
his care, in the most fashionable slyis
lie invites all p, rstns Wishing ytling in his line. To
give him call next door 10 Mess,s Robert, s Lee, on
Main Street.
n. b. All work warranted. Ro. N. LEE,
April
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Roman Catholics IL The United States. The Metro
po.an Almanac gives summary cf,he Catholic Churc.,
in The United States from which we collect the follow
ing. There are dioccses, 81; Bishops 20; ChurcA"s.
G75; other Stations 500; Cergymen Missions. 572;
Clergymen otherwise employed, l39; Ecclesiastical In.
iuns Tor yourg men. 2a: Female Religious Institutions.
ID; Fema'e Academies, G3; Charitable Institutions, "a,
Pupnlation 81 500.
To show the prngrrss ri the Calholics tho following
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Feb, IL
CONTINUATION.

'TiiE undersigned, having purchased Of Messrs Ed
mond. Watson * Co. their stock Of Gmais. will
carry the business the old stand himself lie will
keep good assortment OF Groceries on hand and soios
continuance Of the patronage hich has been extended
In the old firm. JANIS nj. BOYD.
Feb. "a Ia
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SPRING FASHIONS.

HE undersigned has just received his Spring report
J. of + II II Il u " = from the North, EN-
bracing those of LONDON AND FRANCE. aud in
vites his csomeis, and the public generally to call and
see them his house Main four doors above John
G. Mems store where all work entrusted 10 him will
hedone according to order and in the bes style and
WILLIAM CLAfEI.
March 81. Is
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SQulRMlNG.--'rhc pro,eciions,s have discovered
that the general reduction Of duties in England s ..n
protect her manufacturers" We ~ f,r protecting ours
in the same wsyi,
IN Y. Morning yAe,rs. tfocotoco)
The friends Of American industry, in all those branch
rs which need protection, viii take The Ncusat its
word. II promises 10 do noe ft them than they have
asked Sir Rob Peel introduces M extensive system
OF reductions, some applicable imports tho use Of
which. whether for manipulation consumption, is small
and uplmportant, but the grra, majority applicable d.
reclly 10 articles that are nrsessay in British manuac
lhrcsof, 40 NO mny call item il general term, raw
material. tho subject of British industry. And the
Morning News declares that II will advocate similar
course ut legislation for The benefit Of American man
uaeures Otconrse, the proposition includes the other
principle Of Sir Robert Pee's system that of levy
ing protective duties oil articles of consump
The English statesman protects English agriculture by
levyng high dptea foreign grain, which il purely an
article Of consumption in England while he takes the
duty OIL OF cotton, which s raw material Tor BRUSH in
duslry. On the same principle We should lay high du.
Ties on cotton aud woolen fabrics, which hero arc
articles OF consumption while we take of the duties up
on dye s,uts and other articles needed In our manulac
lures. t. =s .=I4.= ...5..t
In order l., show by figures Nv akilfuy aud pclins-
ciousy the British Government carries uut tho plan Of
fnvorlng British industry, we give brief synopss Of
the anI Of S42. The number Of articles included in
tina, ,nri SD, which. by report or expsi,ury state
mcnt. prepared for the information u Minister'S are d.
vde into seven classes. according lhe oours Of du-
~ lLey ptpJucp as lI1luws