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Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-03-15

Those to whom this Prospectus is sent are
earnestly requested to act in the matter at once;
but if they cannot, they will please hand it over
to some suitable person, TO act As agent.
Publishers of papers, giving all the foregoing
matter three insertions, shall be eutitled to a
permanent exchange, commencing with the
fourth volume.
N. G. NORTH, Proprietor and Editor.
Raymond, Miss, Nos. l, 1874.
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customs. which had existed lar years mud which va.
very advantageous 10 the student. WA ahol,shed II
was thu practice 10 allow a pi,4.cap the privilege 10
6nn cla,s vi hYr who would accompany him To The
bedside of the stb examine the paens themselves
and discuss he ase No,hnp could be mnte profitable
let the sudtnt-lut IVES rather unpleasant to ,Ac ra-
ten. who lrlhara mGtt te pl,clcdby some dang er.
Jus hui rather obscure d,scase which the yunnn gentle
men many tunes over ANXIOUS To pry nla and dtd
an II order q have lher opinions verified ty an autopsy
ihs practice hecame 50 annoying HAT the police hugl
pfartf To discontinue IT,
ihe most ihfaedmg hefritl &c the Nefd can be
nsed IN relation 10 hospital al ALL Is the huepal
beallop where oil The Gases sts pulmonary. YOU SEA
hntdf'ds tbai fen know are affected by com lsnt.
GensampNon) menraAlc; still each hopes Ia be saved
|" daN he uaefs himself ilat he is better Than ycser
uaf "heh IA ar he Is one d1f nearer the gfatr, The
rlY *ea0 examines his PiNent-prcscrbrs sonc lule
al'iaun to make easter sdesoent Ia The qmb while
The sonng Wen Who, IN health display all proper SER
s.lVeAes iof dend, now overcome hY acommends.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-09

VgNIIE subscriber having made arrangements with one
of The largest Factories at the North. Tor the pnr
pose OF supplying this market, and the surrounding
country with all kinds OF Carriages. made OF tie best
materials and of the latest styles and patterns pre-
pared To furnish them those wno want, upon good
terms as they be purchased at the North. or else
where aud brought here. He has now on hand large
assortment Of CARRIAGES. which he is disposed 10
sell upon such terms as Ill be satisfactory purchasers
II desired, he viii furnish the HARNESS for each
Carrage, of his own manufacturing, and will warrant
the whole as GOOD as can be obtained any where.
}. e. SlIACkLEFORD
haven male arrangements with Mr.. j. G.. shaeklc-
ford 10 furnish him at tho shoes notice with any syc
of Carriage he may order.
BEACH, Manaipc',5er,
.lHfrd, Conn
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E'OE. .AEEsE.-.yO. 50.

What IL tho hest way OF getting this kind 81 min.
isief1 They cat be obtained without early classical
edncn,iuu. Men have studied The Dlhe with pms
knol 10 hand helote eaaln fire. Men have studied
on hofs, haok, riding to lher sppnnimsns. aad have
been well educated men. Such has been Andrew fni-
Ter, and such have been many in eauhify But
ST. ia u l. III Ct way Of getting an edneaionf Whs
there are many oil hes. men who are Sham2as.
sianghlernu eh uxguad the enemies of the church.
need men al more extensive knowledge. We do MOI
mean say thai education car make men,--iur II can.
mol Whom thfre are two eourasone that oil studying
IN The midst Of the al hrsnes', aud thai OF regn-
lar eeepsie and theological instruction, who does nor
iaynr the laef II there any Sueleis which 10 lag
great ccniml Society. 1t il Tie Edneaan Socle'y.--
With all the 1htr Societies YOU have The locomotive
hnt. with wheh 70 canf the gospel 10 the ralpns II
the earth hut this Society furnishes YOU the Intelligent
engineer.
tllr Burrows was followed by Elder Brow, WHO
stated the ofqin ad progress u The iheuigica, ..slita
TN NJ Hamilton, New Nnfk.
On Monday essninQ interesting meeting nt the PUB
location and y Schuul Socety was held.
On Tuesday. the Socieies which had no, already al
janrned, met aud finished their husn,ss.
The sraslnus The Suct,es have been very PLEASANT
and We hupe permanent impressions for good have be~a
nude ON the community al i.ynehhog
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E1sbalSo
NJ The LYNCHBURG IlIClNItN

,.bished semi-,oeeky, (ouery Monday aud Etrsdoy)
:, Fur Dollars per annn,, payable IN adrance No SAB
,,,su ,cib recstredtor shorter time than Sr months
nd no paper cn be discontinued, (creept at the discretion
.fth. Edtors,) until all aa7eardses are paid.
a. IMPROVEMENTS inserted at 50 cents PER
,omar. Tor iess) for cccry inner form insertion and ia
ns p.r SPARE (or lsss) far e,ery onief form serto
EvERl .aDrERTISER IS req'e'ed to note, en- his
,.,pt hos long he risies his advertisement inserted
49, sr,rti,sment o3 ,oira e te lseftad tal Us dis
o,tiauance be ordered.
FOR YEARLY .4DFERTYSy.Nfi re fern,s IRE fer
~. p,ril.se Of t,co squares, $40 for s9'e, SIS fer
.ne ,rrare, irer form, 81. Eesr7 gety advertiser
will b. required 10 eo fac as @doertsins 10 ms pareu-
lar line Of business.
- JOB PRL"FLNG srse'aed neatly and eraesdiouF-
Nv and on reasonable terms
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To Country .fscrChGafs.

Second supply Of Crocttry &c, tis SIfl1g.
HAVE jest received an invoice. and MI during thu
& n.N we, receive % crates and hh3s q CltOt <
cry Sc Dire. tr IN the lotteries IN f.Hgl,ni, which,
added to NY stock already hand, S,a make NJ as
sorlmeat very complete. Country NsreIsa's, snd a !
others o ,nrY be in want OF any article In my Inc.
vi please avr call before purchasing elseN herr;
and those who cannot cane and select lnr themselves,
it they will favor me with ORDER every cXrrlmn Viii
.qs Iade my part Ia give satisfaction. | am deter
mined TO sell as low as any regular hoose in Virginia.
d. w. MOORE.
al The Big Pitcher
.snv 20
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To Tobacco Planters.

sINIlE undersigned beas leave to say TO Planters Of
Tobacco that he has employed IN his Store MI
Jno II DAVIS who has had several years experience IS
Commission Merchant, in selling Iobacr", aud viii
continue 10 sell lr me 80 per hid and pfy the
Planters at my store the 1naaetu note is oh
tanned | ask ior portion Of the public patrnnage.
W.T. YOUNG.
May % Is
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csRi(lEse.li Es.AssEgV,


'''. .. "s" >o''"''Sss"h 'Etfead"''
q MIXERS 10 his friends aud the public generally,
14he best assorted stock OF Goods in his house;
embracing almost every article usually kept On sale by
must n his uotj all ol which he pledges himself |" sell
al prices 10 SUIT The times They have been carefully
seci'dhY himself IN Richmond and Baltimore, aud
not he Thinks tail 10 please. The stock IN part consists
81
oo'uuo los PRIME ssitrn bacon,
~ - 'o =. wen asso''ed ~! nar ifan.
- ludtaar lfuu,
ton American Bllsercd Slee.
500 lhs. double Shear and Cast do
7Te lbs Cotton lans. various factories,
~ KEGS Ha'is assorted SIZES.
E2o sacks LiVtfroai salt. htee ana well dlled,
% hhdS. and tie-res \. o, Porto REQ and s..
tt"N Sngs'si
10 SnQ barrels ~ q, ana Porto ls'co Alalesse'.
= very the Sugar House do
chests exlra fine ',unr'wder Tea, equal To aey
il is believed IN rs maflet,
" Black Tea.
3" Common
10 Is II, chests C. p and Imperial r.,
,oa al e. .. ;, i'a pia,e, B"
$40 " American do No isoj
20o " best Spanish Indigo,
Io0o " Datah Msdder.
1000 j" Green Copretaa
200 bags prifue green RIO Layuyra and St nm.a.,,
Coffee.
10 prime old Java do
10 " fine green Cuba do
9 bb's. Alum,
80 h5s. sup ard family Flour.
eases SIX End Fur Has.
25 dozen Palm Leai do
500 his refined Sahppt,e,
3bags white Ginaer
3 do Prpper
. do Alispce.
20 bba No new clip, Nerlinos
10 " 8 new M,cL,rd
5 /" Shad,
10 hallbbls. Zoe Ilerrines,
10 boxes Soap,
| lelce new icr +, hp,u,if,l article.
. cases Gunpowder Tea. IN . Id. caddy boxes
10 boxes Sperm Candles.
70 " Adamantine d.
20 :. Ta'low do
ipo sides good aud coed damaged Sole Leather
oo o black aud Rnsset
$40 his black Harness
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.BHSs EeCc&ges'.
T5NIE LADY OF THE LAKE, with ten superb
n plates and spendidly bound in calf,
The Poets and Poetry OF ENGLAND, by Il. G. Griswod
he Poets aud Poetry ii America,
Bonyan's Pilgrims Progress, beautifully illustrated,
ONGrd Bibles, pockel Bbles,-ail bound above.
Book OF Common Prayer, bound in velvet and Turkey
X many other Books suitable Tor presents
PAYNE < GREGORY.
April %
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FEMALE. ORPHAN ASYLUM,

IN roniufmY Ia previous notice. n number of Lsd,s
assembled n, lie residence # John NJ. Warwick. Esq.
Monday merning the 18Th Of Nav. FIR the purpose Of
adapting such measures as mph b" deemed rSprdent
lur The establishment in ynehburg 4 Female Orrhnn
Asylum.
Rev. MIR Miohaca, who WA solicited to preside on
the ucaasan, onrutd the meeting wuh Hpprnprlsbg
prayer. and Richard II eler Was requested To &c,
Secretary,
The meetnH then proceeded ia organize Sncely Tar
the promoen ii the ajeet m view aud the Jrsil Ola
Constitution lsinp presented. II nd and adopted
in the illpming mrm
Gomt.iatioa 7 Hs O,pbon n yum Sociefy u Lynch
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DRY GOODS,

hainr purchased arclion at great sacrifices VIII en-
ahIc me 10 offer still greater Indu 'ements at " haae
& Retail Call at the Richmond cash Store lor hargaihs.
and then yag will be disappointed, shall he re>
oaiyirr FRESTi GOODS from auction wee ky, and
etbers ources. WI. WILLIS.
Anil 2 "
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TRUST Sis.s: ees' H.sNsa IA
EsSIEssfeeE ksA.

nVNIRfl'F of a deed of trust bearing date the 2ls
A1 day II! January 1913, and of record N the Clerk
Office of the County Cuurl OF BE ltrd from Alexander
Thompson 10 me- trustee. | shah proceed to sell,
On Thursday he l0Ih day Of July mkt. Hlai-. if not.
the next fair day thereafter the promises. at paic
ancnn Tor cash. certain ifac, al LAND. or 81 mnrh
thereof as shall he sufficient to satisfy hr suns naY
due and j., arrears fr which the deed "as aeae n
srouye This i.aud coatains IN al, aboi t'lRi&%
HUNDRED AND TillRiN-nNE A RES, iHl9a
ul,n the I.ynrhhure ard salen turnpike Road, aud
ajns the Lrnds Of John p Gray aud others. ls o gao
soil for improving, lies very well and has some first rate
Tobacco land upon it,
.ahe title To he atnve land is hclreved te he ind spn-
t,he, hu, selling trustee, shall convey such title onl
as is vested IN me by the deed aforesaid.
GILES L. QUARLES, Trustee.
June tlOJ
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Water.

lust received 50 dozen of John Boyd & Sous Gel
~ e5ra'ed Mineral Mater, put mp in Glass Hotties
Families supplied With any quantity a, % cents no'le
at J. II. FITZCiBBONS'.
Anril % is
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LAW Notice.
2, =. r. c. a z z a n D,

JIAYE r,xrY Az OFFICE ~ ScBooLrIEIp's NEW
pufrnIsti. WAR THE MARKET Herst, osr DOOR
ABOVE llR. LArHA1s.
N,y - lin
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&c.

~zs.'S ses'sasS the public generally, thai having
returned from the North with a hEW STOCK, my
assortment in that line Of business is larger and better
rhaa any have heretofore had, and am determined to
sell on terms 10 suit the times.
cow RY S.2DDLEPS
would do well 10 call me. as am always prepared
to furnish them with enera assortment aud upon such
lrrms as cannot fail Ia please.
Repairing done with Ncn'ncss and Despatch.
Country produce taken in exchange 'uT work at mar
kei prices. ). 1. SilACkLEf oRD.
May 8 Is
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80 E.g.gEE,F.S.
so " LAMBS PATENT CONDENSESG
CoErE1 BcyEEpr,

C0E-EE BcyEEIc,
The only huaV ersr oNtred to i,e pabi;c That riu
preSe,pc the good properties n The CoDee.
SOf FEE made IN this Boiler decidedly better than
" that made IN any other ,ay, as it preserves all
that rh aromatic flavor much desired in cufpe-and
in ali uher modes 1t les eff in steam This Boiler re-
qutes from quarter 10 third less of the grain as
none OF the arnuia eseapes-and much less cream and
there Is less III the bitter asirneent in H. and
VIII retain The flavor and freshness long as the ron
denSer Is kept on-a whole day II necessary. The
CoHdensnq Boiler Is much less trouble for he cook
than the ordinary one, II cannot boil over the Cur
densed steam dtppin. back keeps down the roth.
Persons are respectfully referred 10 the following
named gehe"an. WIN are using the Condensng BOIL
ers and highly approve fthem
Hon. H. l.. Ellsworth. Com. of Patent
Hon Judge Crauch Chief judge OF DIST, VII.
Hon. indge Mason, Sect Of L. 5. Navy, ,on "s ID {
Doct. Sewel. '''' - -
Dnci. Lindsey,
For sa' by II. b. & w. 4. RICHARDS.
MAY ID Is
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EO.1.s,oN ksOEsTEla.

ID CASKS genuine LONDON peRTER. in a.sf
= BOTTLES. T. sale lH.sy " y. fntAs.
n ~ - 4,
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G AFFFRS 10 his friends aud the public generally,
~ the best assorted stock at Goods ever IN his huuse;
embracing almost every article usually kept sale by
huse N his otj all ii which he pledges himself /" sell
at prices 10 suit The Times They have been carefully
selected by himself IN Richmond aud Baltimore, aud eau
not, he THINKS fail 10 please. The stock IN part consists
#
The New York herald., 1845-04-27

Gen Winfsd SCOTT, for President and Hon. Alex Bar
ow o. Louisiana for Vice President proposed by the
Harrisburg Telegraph
The Ptsbnrg papers announce that the President hos
ubcrbed $780, and exPresdcnt Adams $50 for the suf
erers.
Messrs Henry and Kunil giving lectures with gre
'nccess 10 Cleveland, Ohio.
The dwelling of Mr.. Heory Barnes, near Blairsville
"a having been recently destroyed by fe on the satur
Or him.
Optth-lc oho.le Crcek chief with his friends John
hoss David Vann and others who the Cherokee
ieiegsucn to Washington City on their way thhei
'Asstd through Van Bureu, Ark few days since.
Fl Henry Honor, Esq. has been recognized by the
pTsIdeat Of the United States Busnos Ay rean Consul
or Boston.
The Oxford O,eanissr ststes thst the Hon. Jasoh
Thompson has resigned the appointment oI Senator Of
1sti sppi. received from tho Governor He will be
candidate Tor reelection to Congress.
Dfsrns is alo shout publishing rev novel, "Sybil"
With motto promising store Of personalities.
Cop, Marry at is about pnblshipg new work. In Lon
In; Mrs. No,tsn, new pos Mrs g. e. Hail, new
rsh tale, sid Cooper, new novel; Cslley Gratan,
nsdey Of his own contributions to the periodicals.
The NsDlyypor Herald announces the arrival OF the
Ion Cal. b Cushing Thursday evening" and that
aule fred by tie artillery Of the place in honor Of
lis arrival.
The New York herald., 1845-04-27
MONEY MARKET.

Saturday, April 26-6 p. N.
The stock market was rather heavy to-day, and part
Of the Improvement yesterday has been lost stsnng
fell on per cent; farmers Loan Il Kentucky ss Ii
Morris Canal /; Mohawk I, Long Island .; Harlem J;
Canton l; Norwich and Worcester. vicksburg Erie
Railroad. Pennsyvania 6s Illinois, and United ststss
Bank closed at yesterdays prices reaction similar to
this was anticipated, as It II usual Immediately after
sudden and rapid advance.
There has been slight alterations recently in quo
tations for domestic exchanges The demand IL very
limited and the rates the principal points reduced to
and Southern States and the rates pretty well
advanced There has lately been in
the finances Of some OF the most extensive bill drawers in
protest in this city large amount and merchants of
that vicinity who made remtances In the paper this
house. have been may be serious suferers The ex.
change drawers alluded to intimately connected with
the Bank OF st. Clair, Of Detroit.
The New York herald., 1845-04-27
movements or Travellers.

We have ve.y few arrivals to record at the
principal hotels yesterday, perhaps less than could
be supposed, at a season that presented so many
facilities, and such early ones to the merchant
and trader for communication with the city. The
navigation opened early, and trade was perfeccd
and carried forward with q celebrity unparalleled
by any former evidence Of the premature inter-
course with the interior No doubt the succession
II disasiers on the Hudson have deferred some
from jeopardzng life and capital upon its too fatal
curreDt-aDd until aleeslatIve authority iaterferee
or railroad communication ls established, eau
uon must operate-and, justihable caution too,
when a a spirit OF reckless competition and pecn-
uiary cupIdlty, comprise the Principal object of
many oi the overs and managers OF this important
chain OF communication-we, nevertheless, fiud
he following AT the
Axss,s.sR, Brlggs,. .virsini.i v. Bowen. do; John
Quest, Washington; w. L. Belle Halifax, N s.;J Hwil
liam, Boston; DR. c Barney, Philrdslphis; r.. B R-y
lard. Tennsssee snd Kennedy, vrgnis with ten
Asros-J n Robinson, New orlesns; y. Gardener
sSs. Ssss coli" SsSps. Canada West Stone
others.
crrr a. Storey. s.C.,E ,. Peterson, Canada West;
rsoe. ses,ori James q Brooks, Richmond; James n.
Drae. Pniisdelphss.
Fs.sxlrs-A. l., minsten. Pnilsaelphia, Y H. Virgil,
Msn,ss'; ss.d, s.a RUFUS .,sls h',sdsipais'
7. Cutter, Boston, "a. Fergusen, n. o.
Ho~sss-E wsioeti. Watcher, w. Houstoa. Msrioa.
tlshsms. Nsthe~s, os~ess, .. A. Gale. Republic,
Ohio; w Dogs. Csnsds and twenty others.
~. ososass-H Fssid. Tscopdsrcgs, r. Rogers r.
rh.lirs Msxcej Ttos Saunders. Bos,sn; " Hsrlsnd,
Indiana; NJ. smith. Texas. and ten others.
oless =. " wailsas Boston, Major Chssiss Mss-
g:sDs kssisse. A Aiehse. fx.secrstsry sf o.. Aane,
w..ssl,-o 2. i~ssshs.. South Hsdisy. Mans;
Hon yssss syerrerisggs. c. w Lean, Niagara, A.
A csuivsl, Boston John NJ Curtis. railaisiphis Chss
ssght atfsrs.
The New York herald., 1845-04-27
THK LATE prseRAoKruL Exnurr IN rur 1ru.

The LATE DTscRAcEFUL EMEurK In THE UNI
vERsITY OF VIReINM.-The late insunecton of
the students Of the Virginia University, presents
very painful subject of observation and inquiry.
For considerable time past, that institution has
oeen IN state OF complete Reorganization. Since
'ne ASSASSINATION OF one Of the Professors, few
years snce' all discipline appears to have been lost,
ana In 'her last desperate effort to regain author
ity, the officers OF the University have been entire.
iy overwhelmed by that spirit of insubordination
with which they had so cupably dallied, instead OF
crushing 1t in It's first manifestation We think
the whole affair should be at once investigated BY
the Legislature. -
The New York herald., 1845-04-27
Jhessstcsls. 80

The orfhssr sszsiJ giving concerts In Savannah.
TIE Hsshs. Family go sn Augusis.
Ths scsspsnsiosi@ns resurnsa 10 Nsw Orleans frcm
asvsna TIE Ish ara sf ef psyns ons Night IN hss
city, teek thsw dsrsgiurs toe the Ncrsh
Mira Esut kepspuisr seires isis ofshe American and
- shsfiss usssfss os@ssposd an esrssenent at Ne.
ode % me istA iessns
Rsymena GO w,li rstasn q rhfsfslglls en- the ls,
ssy.
A. Mrs sgsrt,s h@nsf ~ ths ~sbile tkessr.. on The
fte insant, shs yfsseuset ash nstt sabs sn,ial
sss'rsnssl q rxsfi ~ the shsrs 81 purse cf gold
sessssnisness ssoss th~ yeunr ssn "a ths city.
hstrsnspsrsnsy n freps .lthe ~sw york Circus In
seapn On rhursssy sv~0ng. vss entirely dssueysi but
40 inlssy dsns 10 the ceverls csscus
AssMx ne ns- sn.c. s.ys en- Ensnsk paper ere an
neunss8 The shs sha" felks quslrlss the cotnp,si
100 Of 1sm-scs 1ussn ssn 81 eoisf sssa 10 possess
srest mnssc3l t.isnL
TIE musical puhlir . Brus.ss sss a present IN rap
tsrss ~nh 10 toathnl an u "a d. Bniot and the late
Madame N-ishfsn - sksa = pianist makss prsbs
- ths be ss sda adiionsl Isufe4s the q De
scr,ot.
Th~ss wa fne hcnss upon ths cccssion of sol
smiths ben-1t N Nss Orlssns 90 the leh Instant The
hs-ire zee ersNded a. sssry part ard the psfsrnsncss
gsve entire assisfsction
rhs Iai.n, SISTERS are Engaged s ths q. Charles thes
New Orleans ior ~ Loait. oa tns l7th'irssnL
A new play, ensilsd syIssuA a. he Roman oid Vel
.ew," fIcm the pen es Daganns Use yonnx nossl
t VIII succeed fsshion" a. he wslsai sress thes,rs
Phiisdeiphia
The Hutchinson pamily srri.ed IN Boston on Ftis.y
evening ircn this city They van gre soonoer IN thai
city oa Aieaday svea'ns.
The New York herald., 1845-04-27

The for uncurrent money have been advanced in
consequence of the immense amount ring for rede1p-
op. Country merchants prefer bringing to the city the
bills OF the banks in the vicinity their location than to
the risk Of bill Of exchange drawn BY individual
houses pay the csnt many Of the banks othe ntc-
rior charge is for the of these banks to com
pei the merchants possible to bring to tks city their
bills, gives them circulation they would not other
wi.e got The discount Of uncurrent money viii become
reduced a. the supply falls cf
The tolls ON the susqushanna and Tide Water Canals
up 70 the 10th inst Of the present year. amount TO
$3 agaiust 046 IS for the correspondinr period
last, showing an incrsase OF ss ST. equal to Thirty
three and b third per cent
great ef,rt hes recently been made by those sngsgei
In tbs sugar speculation 70 get excitement in their
avo by that the sugar crop Of the send
Of Cuba would not be more than onctrd the usual ave-
fsge We annex statement showing the exporsa of bis
article from Havana and MataDzs for the ss quarter of
ea4 and i645 The decrease in the exports for Havana
is not so 81. at as those from Masnza the exports
from these two ports could be considered evidence Of
the cond IN OF the crop. the fact Of an enormous
decrease In the production would be established but We
cannc consider them aSacent criterion the extent of
the CROP The sugar produced in Cube this ss.son will
be much lator coming to MARKET and the supply wil
without DOUBT be msch less than last year. 70 the
extent many anticipate or specuators would have the
Consumers believe.
EXPORTS OF SuoAR rsoH HAVANA AND MArArsA, FROM
Law 4 Mar 4
The New York herald., 1845-04-27

aon1 = ssasa ths thsy rsslpeeesls ~ tselqt they
receive en w. We usfsly Wsh 10 extend 10 them light
and love They are ir critical sstagiion, And though
mere may be st present lul still the storm OF psrsecu
on evdsnsy coming else why are they revivng the
20 csSss . ~hen s:ss been 50 is.s S
surss oi the Jssuits allowed 70 prevaand the first
outbreak Of regieus feeling Europe may be the signal
IL 10 them TO bloody lntmany parts Italy
Po-stants not allowed burial rites and their
bodies often sent the valley Of the Wadenses for
internuent And there inscription is allowed
they ofths veiyrombsone OF Protestant can they
hush the voice Of GodiCan they sthe the majesty Of
tuthf Everypood Of ground in the valley Is the tomb
Of q martyr. Conceal l. they may ir0n the world,
they cannot hide II from the sight Of the Almighty
Thy brehers blood cries from the ground and will be
aushed Why they jealous and severe against the
introduction ef pressss snd books And obstinstsy
heat sgsust any ssvstien Of their religious sste7 Their
poverty 10 great that 'Sany talented young men, who
BY the blessing Of God might be shining lights TO the
ninisfry, complied TO peas their lives In manual 10
in order 10 support thenslves and enable them TO
contribute the many burdcnsome impess and feuda taxes
shsch levied BY the Roman Catholic Church Their
manyo thsnahave bceu being unfit ierusss and
those that remain a. such distances and in such stu
ssons that many OF the sgsd and in6rm unable to
enjoy the blessings Of public worship and from the
mentioned they unable TO contribute the
small sum OF 80 oo 20 oo0 sum which seems small to
Who bud churches that $50 900 and 500 000)
which would he required rebuild Them II Il for these
ssng would not ish tbs privilege Of owning stone
10 thai church Who xisus to assist the posr
ssrugsiicg udsnt his mskng the paths tofsa
ven n sucb spa cenhiensly ask yeur assistance
snl se sssurd hs, tie blessug Of God will be aitsshed
10 ear s6srts Amen.