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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-01
spAA NA6A POUNDS small size Family

10000 Bacon BOUNDS small size Family
5000 pounds old Sides
1000 do old Shoulders
so kegs Family Leaf Lard
10 bbs. do. do.
IS kegs No. l Ohio Lard, in small packages
7 bbls. pure Isle of Wight Apple Brandy
10 baskets Champagne Wine, superior quality
so bushels Cloverseed prime quality az
600 pounds Seine Irvine
600 do. Cotton Yarns, assorted numbers
so dozen Cotton Leading Lines
200 pounds Cotton Cordage
200 do Wrapping Twne, in balls
300 Grain Bags
25 barrels Lard Oil
20 do. Cider Vinegar, &c. &c.
All for sale on the most liberal and accommodating
terms by JNO. WOMBLE & CO.,
ja30 No. 100 Main street.
a. HEAT OATS.-5O bales SHEAF OATS,
- prime quality, for sale by
fe J. Il F. CLENDINING.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-01

- CARPENTERS SHOP.--FOR RENT,
l the Carpenters Shop 7th street, between Frank
lin and Grace streets, formerly occupied by Mr. f. e.
Gravely; possession given the LIST January next. Apply
to r. WHITFIELD g. SON.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-03-01

- FOR RENT, the store lately occupied by Mr.
El John w Sharp Sadlers store on l4th street,
opposite the Penitentiary store. Apply to
TOLER e. COOK, Agents,
f. IL Isles Row.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-08-22
State of Maine.

LINCOLN, ss-Distrct Court, Middle District. June
Term, AID. 1850
" Bath i'll the County of Lincoln, paltners in business
al said Bath under firm ofC 4 w d. Crock
er Pitts Jason NJ. Butler of Phipsbug the Coun-
" of Lincoln house wright. and Jones Bal son of sand
Bath, housewright, late partners in business at said
Bath, under the arm name of Butler and Bat,on De
PENDANTS.
Bath the day of the purchase of the plls writ be-
ing the 27th day of November AID 1919, being indebted
TO the pllfs in the of fytwo dollars accorIinp tn
he account annexed 10 the pfs writ then and there -
sa me sum demand and the plavers that The timber
material mentioned in the said was furnish
ed TO The said defts the building house for and
on the premises of one Henry Talman Esquire. Of said
Bath which house is now occupied nv one Samuel
Crowel North street. in said Bath, and that the tim
Der and materials nsed by the said defis in The
building of the house aforesaid; wherefore h, BRINGS
this action within ninety days after the time when The
payment said climber became due, and claims 10 hold
his lien on The house aforesaid and the land wherein
the same stands and upon all existing rights of redemn
lion 10 secure the payment for the said timber and ,b
defis though often requested have paid the same
and refuse do the of the said
pfs las they say) The sum of one hundred dollars
And now il appearing 10 The Court that Jason M Bu-
Ter one of said des not a resident of This STATE ,nd
has tenant, attorney therein that his goods
or estate been attached in this suit and thai he has
had no notice OF the pendenoy thereof ordered that
the pitts notify the sail Butler OF the tendency of this
suit publishing abstract of his writ decla raj on
and this order thereon three weeks successivey in The
Eastern Times, newspaper printed Bath The ast
publication be thirty days least before the ne
term of this Court, be holden Wiscasset within
and for the County of Lincoln the fourth the
Of October next that he may then and there appear and
show cause If any he have, why judgment should not
be rendered against him in this suit and execution
accordingly.
Abstract OF writ and declaration and COPY of order OF
3wS Auest:-E B. BOWMAN, Clerk
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-08-22
State of Maine.

LINCOLN ss-Dstrict Court, Middle District, June
Term, AID lS50.
CHARLES CROOKER and William D. Crooker of Bath,
" IN the County Of Lincoln partners in business said
Bath, under the firm name of c. 4 w d. Croker Pitts
Us Jason NJ Butler of Phipsburr, in the County of Lin
coin hosewrisht and Jones Batson Of said Bath, house
wright, late partners in business said Bath under
firm name of Butler Il Batson defts.
In plea of the for that said des said Bath
on the day of the purchase of the ps writ being the eth
day OF November, AID 1912 being Indebted 10 the riffs in
the sum OF hN-one dollars, according the
neNed 10 the ps writ, then and there in consideration
thereof promised the pitts paw them the sum on
demand and the pitts that the timber and material
mentioned in the said furnished to the said
ucits Tor the building of house for and the premises
one Henry Tallman ofsad Bath Esquire said Bath
North street. near the house occupied by Sumuel
Crowel being the most westerly house belonging the
SAID Iaian on the street aforesaid and that the said
teria used by the said elts in the building of the
house aforesaid, wherefore he brings this action within
ninety days after the time when the for the said
TIMBER became due by virtue whereof he claims hold
lien on the house aforesaid and the land whereon the
stands and npon all existing redemption
cure the payment OF the said timber and the said
though requested have paid said sum, neglect
and refuse so To do, to the damage the pltfs he
saith,) the sum of one hundred dollars.
And now II appearing to the Court that Jason NJ. But
Ter one oil SAID des not resident of this State and has
no or attorney therein that his goods
have been attached in this suit that he has had no
tce OF the pendency thereo-t Is ordered that ps
notify the said Butler of the pendency Of suit by
fishing an abstract of their writ and declaration this
order thereon three weeks successfully
Times newspaper printed in Bath, the last pubca
to be thirty days least before the this
Court to be holden at Wscasset within and for
of Lincoln, the four Tuesday DC ober nex tha
he may lhen and there appear and show cause if any
he have why judgement should no, be rendered against
him in his suit and execution issue accordingly
ATTEST: Z. B. BOWMAN, Clerk
Abs rae of wri and declaration and copy of order of
3ws ATTEST e. b. BOWMAN, CLERK
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-08-22
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF BATH.
ARRIVED.
WEDNESDAY, Aug. I6
ARRIVED,
Sch Jimes Henry, McIutyre Portsmouth.
DOMESTIC PORTS.

DOMESTIC PORTS.
BoSton--Ar 18th, ship VIM. Cooper, Lincoln Ca
dz July ;; raruue Iiumrr. OF BRISTOL MED Mcfarland,
New Orleans 10Th ult. SW Pass 2l>t. Lucy Ann (or
kelar Rio ache, 18th nit; sch Minerva Burns
Th"rtaSton
BaItim ore-A la,h, ship Katahdn, Morse Cardiff,
50
PhiIadel phia-Ar l2rh harque vesta, Finn Bos-
Cid 18th, blrqu lni'an7, Wat Boston.
ton.
MobiIc-t'ld I'M ship Dublin. Sk lfeld. Liverpool.
Baltimorc-Ar l2th, ship kdlahiin, Morse, Cardiff,
New York-ar 18Th, Trumpet Thomastou.
Ar iIh. ship Princeton Rus eli. Liverpool
Bns'or-Ar 5Ih, sch Imperial, Cutiir, Wi>casset
Ar Eth. schs Geo Brooks, Wiids, Bath; 18th, Mt
Hope. Fnn Thumastun: Nscher, R,bnSon, Wi-casSet;
Romeo, Winchcnbacn, Wadoioru; Resolution. Mcclure,
Ri hmonh.
savannah Adv 18Th ship stat Rights, Warren for
Liverpool , 3iS tget
MobiIc-''ld 7th hip Dublin, SkoIfeid, Liverpool;
9th brig Lucy Spear, Yuk.
Richmond-Beow 18th, brig Stephen Young, Bos-
TIM
PhiIadcIphia-CI 18th barquc Indiana, Watts.
Boston. 14th, Ann. Al'ey, Path.
Went IT, SEA Iih, P. VI ship Jas Cooper. VIM Penn
New YOrk-Ar l4th, shin Princeton, Russell. Liver
pool: ships Vermont Perry, vre. Al days; Nesnth
Eaton. Liverpool: sch f'eleware. Thomaston.
18th. ship 81 Lnns DAVIS San Franclsco brig Al
hinn Copper Giles. Pict'n: 18th, ship John Mrrirk
lsth ship Realm, stevens; 18th, brig Albert Fear
ing, Iangthorn, Eoston.
New LOndon-Ar 18th, sch Ophir Boyngton, Gar
diner for Hartford
Ncwport-Ar 18th, sch Bengal Thomason for Phil
adelphia.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-08-22
Serious Railroad Accident.

The passenger train over the Portland. Saco
Portsmouth Railroad, from Boston. due here
at four O'Clock, yesterday afternoon. was
brought TO sudden halt, near the outlet OF
The canal, which nearly ruined the locomo.
tive and tender, besides knocking the side
out of canal boat.
Inc canal boat was about entering the
guard lock, and the platform draw on the
oridge was raised some two feet 10 admit OF
ner passage, Just as the train was approach
ing, II is said that the signal usual under
such circumstances, was displayed, but not
SO consplcuously as it should have been.-
However this may be, it was not seen in
time to prevent a collision, and the engineer
and fireman, after breaking up, leaped from
the engine. The cow catcher tore away the
platform, and the engine tumbled end fore
most through the opening into the canal
boat, dragging the tender and baggage crates
after her, and sinking the boat. The shack lie
bolt connecting the passenger cars, parted,
so that the cars, gradually checked up by the
collision, were left unframed on the edge of
the draw-most OF the passengers being ig-
-norant that any accident had taken place
and as the depot was but some forty rods
distant, they made their way thilher without
further hindrance.
The in bound freight train soon came up,
and was ordered back to the Scarborough
turnout, where the locomotive left il, and
returned, and attaching the recently vacated
cars, now occupied by outward-bound pas.
sengers, proceeded on 10 Boston, not far
from the ordinary time Of departure.
There is nothing in this occurrence, which
ought to excite any apprehension as to the
general safety at this place. The outlet of
the canal being only some three or four hun
dred feet from the depot buildings, the trains
always run at moderate speed at that place,
and nothing is necessary but the observance
OF ordinary precaution, TO make The crossing
as safe as any other part of the line. Who's
ever may have been in fault at this time, the
Railroad managers will undoubtedly adopt
measures TO secure a complete vigilance
hereafter The fact that trains have been
run there, at all hours, for eight or nine years
past, without the slightest accident, shows
that proper care will ensure entire safety
Port. 4drertiser, Of Thursday.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-08-22
FOREIGN NEWS.
seven Days Later From Europe.
ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA.
HALIFAX, TELEGRAPH oFF Icf;
Tuesdqv Morning, Aug, 2ofh.

Tuesday Morning, Aug, So"'
The steamship Europa ieit Liverpool al
III O'Clock Saturday week, ana arrived mere
al half-past 10 last night.
The cotton market has been quiet during
,b, week and al! American descriptions be-
Ia, C,;r have reduced one-eighth. Total
s,Ies $4,000 bales, Of which. spectators
bnve taken q, 600 and exported about 100
bales.
Flour and Corn--Gardner & Co.'S circu-
lar of August 9th says: The weather has
been showe!y and variable. retardng harvest
operations. Along with this, we have large
arrivals of wheat, from the North of Europe.
The natural upward tendency thus caused
on the one hand, has beea counterbalanced
on the other, aud prices remain pretty near
" as before for wheat and -four.
Indian Corn, Influenced by very general
reports on potato blight, has advanced I'd a
Is per quarter.
Freights- variation in rates or demand
for goods or passengers.
Money continues abundant at very low
rates. Consols closed steadily through the
week, al 90 So.
Business in the manufacturing district
continues brisk. The prospect of an album
dant harvest is generally good, except lof
potatoes, for which serious ieais are Begin
ing 10 be felt. The rot is reported 10 be
spreading rapidly. especially in the south of
Ireland
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-08-22
AFFECTIONS OF THE EYES.
IT'S POPULARITY ABROAD,

MARAcAIBo Venezuela, April 12, 1919.
Messrs Sands-Gent II consider il a duty due
the public make known the great benefit have re-
ceved from using your valuable Sarsarariila About
three years since attacked with Rheumatism in
shoulders, and also in my legs, and severe was
the PAIN that unable sleep. tried all The best
medicines could hear OF without receiving any benefit
until through the advice of friend procured some OF
your Sarsapariia, and after using four bottles in the
course Of fifteen days, found myself entirely well l
have hesitation in saying your sarsaparilla the
best medicine ever took, and confidently recon-
mend il 10 my friends and the public.
Your obedient servan,-J. M. JESURUN.
Here is another, nearer home:
Messrs Sands-G entlemen II have great pleasure in
acknowledging You the great benefit have received
from the of your Sarsaparilla subject of pumo-
nary disease, made voyage 10 Europe, but while
there continued 10 be afflicted few weeks after nv
return. seized with violent hemorrhage of the
lungs and from the debility and great prostration of
strength that followed, with the prolraced difficulty Of
respiration entirely relieved by the of yonr
Sarsapariila which, consider important and tru-
" valuable discovery in the healing feel that
the last IA years enjoyed good heath as
at present. Very gratefully yours,
S. E. SEYMORE
Prepared aud sold wholesale and retail by ABB 4 D
SANDS Druggists and Chemists, 100 Fulton ST. corner
of William. New York Sold also by Druggists gener-
ally throughout the United States and Canadas Price
81 per bottle six bottles for SIS.
For sale by A =. Page, Agent for Bath. eow3m51
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-08-22
nc s. { II s.

In this city, Goth inst Mary Saoam only daughter of
John c. rallmau, aged y wears.
In this city 2lst INST, child OF VIM Noble, aged
years.
In city, Sunday morning last Catherine
Ter of Rev Nj Dixie aged u months
In this city, child of Mr., James Thompson, aged
wears.
In Woolwieh, August i6 Elijah s Thomas, aged Is
years months and l. DAYS.
In Woowich, Aug &c. John F. Thomas, aged 10
years and 9 months
Duncan, and eldest daughter OF WIN. Jeweu, of West
mort.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-08-22
LINCOLN: ss-Disrict Cour', Middle District June

LINCOLN. ss-DisTci Court, Middle District, June
Term. AID I,J0.
ClLAS :. MITCHELL. and David T. Low. both OF
y Bath in The County Of t.ncon. traders and partners
III business under the firm of Mitchell Low plf>
Jason NJ Butler Of Phipsburg and Jones Batsom of
Bath both III the County ot Lincou. hnusewrigls. late
partners III business said Bath. under the firm
Of Butler Balson, detls, and Henry Taman Of said
Bath, trustee of the said drls. \,
In plea oi the for that the sai des said Bath
on the day OF the purchase Of the plfs' writ, being III
19ih day of November ID lsi9 being indebted 10 the
pfs in the sum of two hundred and six dollars and
twenty-five cents, according the account annexed 10
the ps writ, in consideration. thereof then and there
promised the plfs 10 pay the on demand YET
though requested the have paid but neslec'
and refuse do il The DAMAGE the said pfe, Gas
they say,) the sum of four hu idretfdolars
And nov ii appearing the Court that Jason Nj But,
Ter of said des is resident OF this state, ana
mas tenant agent attorney thereiu that his g"oos
estate have been attached in this suit and that ne mas
had no notice Of the perdency ihereof-ItiSo derea ina
the pls notify the said Jason Butler OF the peoecy
of this suit by publishing abstract OF .helI VIII anu
declaration and this order thereon u the Eastern Times,
a newspaper printed i'm Bath three weeks successiveiy
the last publication to be thirty days al least before
the next term of this Court be holden al Wscasset
within and for the County ofIncon, on the fourth Tues
day of October ne that he may then and there appear
and show cause if any he has, why judgment should
not be rendered against him in this suit and execution
issue accordingly
Abstract of writ and declaration and copy Of order Of
Court thereon
aws Auest-E. B. BOWMAN, Clerk.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-08-22

SERIOUS ACCIDENT. - Isaac Turner, a
young man about IS years of age, son of Mr.
James Turner Of Lewiston had his right
hand blown away on Wednesday forenoon
while engaged in drilling out blast Of pow
der, which lie had previously attempted to
discharge. He was in the employ Of Mr.
VIM. Jordan of Webster, who at the lime
was engaged in striking the drill and was
thrown some ten feet by the explosion, but
without injury. Ampulation Of The arm
near its middle was rendered Indispensable
Journal
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-08-22
Democratic Caucus.

A large and enthusiastic Democratic eau
Gus was held at the City Hall on Monday ev-
ching, for the purpose of nominating four del
egates to attend the County Convention to be
holden at Wiscasset to-day. L. 5. ROBINSON,
Esq, was chosen Chairman, and FRED. d.
SEwALL, Secretary. The following gentle
men were appointed Delegates; 60
Dudley Gilman,
Saml L. Foster,
Sam'l L. Allen,
Saml Crowell.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-08-22

Fer Steamship Niagara.
Al Ijvcrpool from New York, July 3iSt Mary w
Sid I'm llevoet, July 29th, Charles Thompson, for
York
Sid New York. Aug Sd, Emma Field, from Liver
pool.
Arat Deal lsi inst Paragon Of Bath from London for
Ponce-Cld oh inst ship Sarah Purington, Puring
ton, London.
st John-Ar Illh, sch Dove, Kendrick, Bath.
st Martins-ln port It'll ut ship Anduver Bearse
dismased, as before reported.
FPrr steamship Niagara at York
Ar Liverpool, LIST inst Mary Ward, Newell, York.
Sill Sd inst, Emma Field Snow.
Adv AIDE aide Netcalt, Scott Rostnn with despatch.
Ar at Deaf, Ist insl + Roger DeIano, ST John, b.
for London Paag N, of Bath for London, (and remained
dsl.
Ar at Shields 2sh ult. Columbian, Nereen, Hamburg
Ar at Cuxhaven. Jy 20 Choc aw ,Flitner st Domingo
Ar at Antwerp LIST inst, Zenobia Barker, York.
Adv Havre abt 29h Magnolia Ulrick N Orleans
Carenea and Mary Clark Emerson, do I5th Old Eng
land, Lowell, do Sept lSt.
Adv Bordeaux Jy 9th, Sabas, Claiborne, fer New
OrranS-
Quebec-Ar 18th, ship Tarquin, Moody York
SPOKEN.
ID inst, lat AZ So, Ion 53l ship James Wright 30 DIS
from Liverpool. for New York.
sh inst lat Al 90 lon 81 ship Princeton, 80 days from
do for do.
july lat A. 10 barque Brunette; nothing further
BOSTON-Ar 10th, ship Alliance, (of wiscasseD Rob-
inson, Havre, Sh ult bark Pario Kinney, of New York.
Of and for Warren, Me sch Juliet, NewbTt Wadoboro
Art, ftz rald, Thompson for York Gazele, Poole
Augusta. =
EDGARToWN-Ar 10th, sea Effort, Grant, Norfolk
for Ihomaston.
sAyANNAH-Ar Nth, sch Sea Gull, Thomaston.
NO2FOLK-Ar 18th, sch Asia, Camien.
BALTiMORE-Ar Et., sch Virginia, Nelson Bath.
NEW YORK-Ar 18th, b yant (of Thomastor,) Ham,
BURG Al !; Mt Vernon, Tiomaston.
Al Petre, Gaud, about list nst brig, reported from
Bangor.
At Mayaguez no date, brig Benguela I'm Bangor disy
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-08-22

LINCOLN, ss-District Court, Middle District June
Term, AID. 1850.
SIIAS :. MITCHELL and David T. Low, both of Bath
~ in the County of Lincoln partners in business said
Bath, under the firm of Mitchell Low, Plaintiffs
Jason NJ Butler of Baltimore, in the State of Maryland
carpenter, Def.
In plea of the for that the said def said Wis
casse the day of the purchase of the pitts writ be-
Ing the twenty fifth day of October AID 1919 being indeb
cents according the annexed the pitts writ
then and there in consideration thereof promised pitts
tn ny them the same demand. Yet, though often
requested said dc the hath PAID but negects
and refuses to do it TO the damage of the said pts las
they say the sum OF sixty five dollars.
And now il appearing To the Court that the def not
resident of this State and has tenant agent ator-
ney heren that his goods and have been attached
in this suit and that he has had pendencv
thereof is ordcrea, that the pitts notify the said def
the pndency OF this suit by publishing abstract Of their
wr and declaration and this order thereon three weeks
successfully in the Eastern Times newspaper printed
Bath the last publication to be thirty DAYS least before
the neNt term of this Court To be holden Wi>casset
within and for the County Of Lincoln, the fourth Tues
day of October next that he may then and there appear
and show cause, if any he have, why Judgment should
not be rendered against him in this suit and execution
sue accordingly.
ATTEST: f. II. BOWMAN. CLERK.
Abstract of writ and declaration and copy order
Court thereon.
3wS ATTEST e. b. BOWMAN, CLERK.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-08-22

THE New CABINET.-Presiden Fillmore
has completed his cabinet, which stands as
follows:
Secretary of State-Daniel Webster OF
Mass.
Secretary Of the Treasury-Thomas Cor
win of Ohio.
Secretary Of the Navy-Wm. A. Graham,
of n. c.
Secretary of War-Charles NJ. Conrad, OF
La.
Secretary of the Interior -Thos. NJ. T.
Mckennon, of Pa.
Postmaster General-Nathan K. Hall, OF
n. Y.
Attorney General-Jo ohm J. Crttenden, Of
KY.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-08-22

HIGHWAY RoBBER ARREsTEp,-Last Sum
day night between ten and eleven o'clock,
as Mr., Wm. Hobbs, of Boston, was on his
way from East Cambridge to Boston, he was
attacked by a man and his money demanded;
but Mr.. Ii. being stronger man than his
antagonist, knocked him down. when The
robber Immediately sprang to his feet al.
tempting to make his escape, but was me,
and arrested by Waterman j. c. Bean. Of =
Cambridge. On Monday morning he was
tried before J. S. Ladd, ESQ.,, and bound over
in the sum of $1,000, to appear a; the next
term of the court at Lowell, and for the want
thereof was committed Cambridge Chron-
;cIe
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-08-22
Teachers Institute.
To the experimenting School Committees
and Teachers in the several towns in the
County of Lincoln.

GENTLEMEN
In conformity with the provisions of the law, the
Teachers Institute in Lincoln County will commence its
session. the present year, at the Town Hall in Warren
on MONDAY, Sept. I'd, at O'Clock, p. M.
Every deemed necessary to the best inter-
ests of the Institute will be made. The able
Teachers and Lecturers will be employed and it is believed
nothing will be wanting to render the session of
newed interest and profit
Is to be hoped that every teacher in the will
be in attendance early in the session. that the full
of the course of instruction may be enjoyed
The Convention Of Experimenting School Committees
will be holden at the Academy in Warren, Friday, Sept
6, at IL O'Clock, A. NJ.
Ii is scarcely necessary remind committees of
fact that heretofore quorum has been present
convention, and that Lincoln has consequently always
failed TO elect her member of the Board 1t is desirable,
therefore, and indeed it expected that the approach
ing convention every town will be represented by least
one delegate.
Questions of importance the educational interests
the county will for consideration and
sells of all will be required in the discussion disposition
OF them. Letno town, then, fail To he represented.
J. T. HUSTON,
Member Of Board Of Education for Lincoln County.
Bath, July 29th 1850.
papers in the County, please copy)
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-08-22

SURPRISING THE SLAVE TRADE.-Bark
Z. Corning, at New York from Rio Janeiro
July ., reports that a few days before she
sailed, news had reached there that the Brit
lsli steamer Cormorant entered the port OF
Parangua and burnt our Brazilian vessels
The fort opened fire on the steamer and
killed one OF the men. 1t was supposed the
admiral had received instructions from home
10 suppress the slave trade. Great excite
ment prevailed at Rio, and it was thought
the difficulty would arise between the Bra.
zilians and the British.