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Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1851-10-04

amendment if adopted
CONSTRUCTORS rrHEHAs oossrrrUEsrs!!"
When this charity infused into Gen fooTE which ca
him gS such nf ] d hf p s n
his the milk Of such eet Hness for those whose
which to fee free limbs And how dare he
sa as oo g e w ~ have the effect driving of our ene
mics from great comP5osf, dgn sg hPTS MEXICAN be-
the bill extending the Laws and Constitution
very
could l45)
a Hs s sHs n P5sTsP and Ps e
cfpie Of
Mr. CHASE offered it. the following Orn,--(Con lO8s-)
That nothing he CONTAINED i oh oGnFs as 1ong
I F said Territory"
for thirty against icon G lls42 Had DIon
e9 When the peace the repose Of the South and p
When tbe Compromise passed
and defining southern boundary an attempt was made the of the
Missouri aGao i eonP Pro aepII He sAp i4845
Before taking
7o parallel Of $50 TX know that my friends say higher the bet
the settlement Of the country should egae ne
question look beyond the territory be organized south this line and 9th
line partition adopted the admission
recognized the annexation Of IsS the North having now obtained the abso
resist esf Mr. Hale safi{Ap I4sl ''''D' al"
o to the that there eftsnps pledge this Senate and
imaginary recole
%yt9a y 6 % 5 E is n5f a 5 a, any thing
30 the boundary line between free Slave territory
This sentiment was echoab the North the entire South rallied
81 against it, HENRY s. FooTE in the Senate but nn ieiG
ad from his post Of yave the North the victory na s d let
tbs as principle Of that great Compromise go down % "'E rise
Been Butler Clemens.
Ring Mason Norton so6 Tney Underwood
Bald Baldwin n Bradbury Bg c b cl1 e., DaE
sss W5i T5 %ssa5 n SP Wsss%
Had HENRY FooTE his voice for the South would
eWham R. King of Ala in the Chair could have thrown his sword into the
leaving earthquake sectional g-
s Had S ST fo6TE n sf on the
southern whose sable bosom ae heard tho r1g 81 un
hg been psSa 0 heard
But He proclaim people that the Missouri Com
he the No s H nearest pst
:, THE TEXAS BOUNDARY BILL
,n Wsn @ psd ~s 5 nd sG5Sn
@ the ] b a S e Gem Fo1 n d ediFn y
od%S es reso Cone s e. "10 00 lie introduced the
m N That he @ of Of TEXAS already fixed the Rio
ss 9 dsH Saa Rp G1R o s s Of 1885,
gtg that cannot now be- formally Gate seriously drawn
denOcing by proposing deprive the
South of SOIL then open the free settlement people, sa-Con
ever s9eisG that m PnP e9aoe % M mos % and
very resolutions and that there moral all the
ss reSssin s fae os ana s' "0 property "0 5'
formed within limits
the of free-sol. He said Coon G. 1879
Iet be recoecte that State be
Of Ta and then the
enneny Southern her and
swhoh
plotted her undoing, tob
Willingly by unpnpled whether North
multiplying of
additional
of
be the oft noberpubc
shall
be and dhnon polluted the
S to nhanb
him % He said p ID
It off
herse States oneal which
North South would all probability
aid
The bill honorable ndsu
allow
one the and the other the the Colorado This
would boon the Souhin this
4, and Of daagerF'
subsequently clasps hands against the South this her day
deprive her of Efficient aid in the fierce
4 tied to 49,,
At barren where quickens
y IG.p
iFeYf olo li bs.
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Notice.

THCMAS LANG, William Anderson, Thomas
l. J. Ancrurs, William G,rdenG r, and Alexander
Young, who have teen, and now are, engaged III
tsJnanu actule oi cotton goods, and other tcles,
at a. place known az tile DcKaIb Factory. in Ker-
shaw District, under the firm and style OF VIII.
liam: Anderson and Company. have associated
Burwell Boykn with them, as member Of said
Flrul-and having obtained from The Legislature OF
South Carolina, Charter Incorporating the said
Firm, with their associates ard successors, as .
body pol,iG aud corporate, in law, by he name ami
style of 'Fhe DeKaIb Manufacturing Company
do hereby notify the public that they have accept
ed the said Charter, anc will hereafter conduct
their business according 10 the terms thereof, and
under The name and style Vi "The Dekalb Manu-.
featuring Company"
March 9Th, 1851 20
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REMOVAL.

The Subscriber has removed to the Stors fos.
rnery occupied by Tl,ns. J. Warren, ESQ, imms-
diateIy oppnste the Masonic Hal, where no may
always be found ready and happy to see and nc.
conodae his friends and the public, toany article
IN the line of CHEAP SiDDLERY aud fiAR-
NESS; having on hand fresh and good supply,
am prepared to offer them on the most reasonable
and accommodating terms. 'sFr' .''' s'-9 sst
Saddles Of every quality and price, a'faH
Bsdles, MartingoIes Whips, Spurs, F~.
Birdie aud llarm IS Bits, and 'es'< is~'sr
Trimmings Of all styles and descripsisas,
Collars, Brushes. Curry Coa,bs. 'sr;t's
Harness made to order and warranted Of Tia
very best style nd quality. .5s''f t'a-.si
Wagon Harness and Bits, and Trace. Chsia
cheaper Than any one else in toaOn. Togetber with
Valces and Carpet Bags, and all other articles
usually kept for sale in Saddlery and HaTnsss
establishment - '-7s2 ~ -''
sY- am thankful for the liberal patronage
herelofore received. and beg that It may be con.
tinued and abundanty increased, ss 1 am pre-
pared oexecute al orders for work, IN my line.
with nestness and dispatch, and at priees. which
cannot ,be objected to a. am willing u: follow
the golden rule-"Lire, and let Lire." '7,'.
Jab'y. II, 1851. 5 VI
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NEW STORE

rTyflE' sdbscriSer would inform his friends said
L fhepuoiie generally. that he has o{easd sn
extensive stock Of GROCERIES, ,at stssd
formerly oesnRieo by Jusepl3W: Dolby ore door
south Of GamPbels bakery, and opposite 4; te-
W. & Som; where may be found alt Articles nsn-
ally kept 10 the Grocery ius, consisting irf part
OF the f,lkiWing: ~
Fuk0h Marker Beef :s:s,., s5:ss1
M and 2 Maekarelin kits sf6r sfsmily sse;
Rio and lava Coffees; crushed and Brown s;ue rss
New, Orleans ekIolasses.( (hew crop butter ewiDs
and soda crackers; cheese, buckwheat, srsiSins,
currants, almonds, English mustard. fiIbefts, pc
can nuts, assorted pickles and preserves; :; ''SSA
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: Darlington Hotel,
DARLINGTON COURT.HoUSE

= ,UAKL4NG IUN NlCUUK:IIHGUSE:
TINE above House having been p1fckaseds stpd
| fitted up anew by I"Hs DoTEs, is again cpen.
ed for the Accommodation Of The Public: Siyict
attention 10 the wants and euHtorts sof fuesss
will be given, and no effort, caeulated toameFit
the patronage of all who may favor tts.;essabli1.
rent with visit, shall be spared. ' y f -
All that the market and rufrDdnding eoRriSy
afford will be found upon the table.
Comfortable rooms, for families or individuals,
are prepared " ,.',':- 80 ..','f9 80.
Tie Stables will Be attended BY careful sand
attentive hosilers:." "'r- r''ff' .aggg..i
DRIVERS can be we'll accommodated. sssany
number Of horses and mules can be ept inssths
stables and lo,s expressly prepared fst then,,
Nov. I, 1850. So IT,
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Head Quarters.

URUER NU.-
TN pursuance Of an order from Brigadier Gener-
l. al Chandler, the Commissioned Officers and
S'rgeans Of tie I'D, Regiment South Calolina
Militia, will assemble at Camden on Monday the
18th OF May, and encamp full five days, commence.
in! on Monday at IL O'Clock, NJ.
The Ii. Colonnl and Major are charged with The
extension of this order and the complete organza-
tim of their Respective commands al early date
as practicable. and to make to the Colonel of the
Regiment before the LIST Of n y, full return oI
the commissioned officers Of their respective Bat
lalliuus, with the date of I'D commissions.
BY Order of Col. TAYLOR.
r. }. WARREN, Aljutant.
March Is, 1850. ~ II
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Estray.

TOHN BURNS. SEN, tolls before me BAY
eJs MARE MULE, about fourteen hands high,
shout three years old, with shaved tail, appears
to have been shaved with gean. No other brands
or marks vsible-apprased at seVenfy'fon d'''
lars. Said Estray maybe found at John Burns
sen, four miles above Doby's bridge, on Big Su-
gar Creek. ,,,,,,,, u,u.
i. YogK D,srR1cr, S. C., April %. 1850 ~ At
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Notice.

- NOtICGs" 55F-rf'Afl Sstetft
THE Subscribers have this day formed Go
: L partnership under'the name and 6m6 ~ MOI
fat & Moore, for the purpose Of carrying .pg The
General Aucdoneering busiless. "A share Of pat
ronage Is solicited. K, s, MOFFAT
- l..5a E"ss# 81 WM. ENCORE.
e Jan. 1st, 1851 Z Tfa so y a,,-s fSsits
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Bounty Land TO Sold diei's.es

BY lafe act Of Congress. Bounty and 10
grnn,ed Ia the Officers and Soldiers Of the war al
lei2 and If the various Indian wars since l79O
b. case Of the death OF the Soldier; 10 their VII
dcss and minor children. - - 5-...f.i''
The undersigned being permanently lotsssd at
the city of Washington, and possessing Mee.
nugH and familiar acquaintaDceWjth the Eeqdife.
ments Of tie Government Officers, is prepared -
atIeudto procuring Bounty Land War; lts With
out jeopardy or delay, and at but ede expense u
claimants. -'.''-' fs'@s'''. '~'-' -
Land Warrants located on the hest Westefn
Lands, and the Land sold, desired, On ths' mUst
advantageous terms = .hi i''::,ii.:' :sssstt.'.: :
Claims for Invalid, Revolutionary and Navy
Pensions, Back pay, Lost Horses, and every other
descrip,ionio Of claims against the General Goyefn-
,nent adjusted with promptress and despatch
Persons desiring information Of friends who me.
Or have been in the Amy e1 NsvyyWiB }ofWsfd
10 m all the particulars ktown olrihiif sesyiee,
together with fec uf one collar; and .tl,ets en-
quires will be replied to- by retusnniaik fr..y,
Address, tpost paid - ,,s..ss.zz >
! CHAS. GssTUCkER ss..
;, .-,;-, .agz, Washington Cry, Dc,
: ,ss5t T.: - s.,s, .SSssss5ss. s;s;.,sk
.HAVING formed . Cofsftne e1iiip VIII fls.
IL T6cxER for thesEol i;psof claims, 4S6aN
be happy 10 attend to any business commiitsd no
our care ut is also well To- Telembef, lhal sll
who have claims, had better rstecf tbem; before
we seceis. Office in the Gesfs House; q, - -
Camden. s. C., March 4, 1s5l.s:a IS T
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A few doz old Port Wine, Herdsick best Cham
payne, London Porter and Scotch Ale in pnts, 70.
seIher large stock OF Baggng, Ripe and Twice,
all Of which he offers low Ior cash.
Jan l. s. Z. CAPERSN
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.HSiMAs0NIC HALL
CLOTHING STORE,
28s kmg.street, corner Of Wentworth,
CHARLESTON, 8. C..
VIZ A. KENT g. MITCHELL are now re-
w ceiring their usual supply Of Spring and
Summer Clothing, to which they would invite the
attention of psrch sers. They keep constantly on
hand. full and complete stock Of Clothing and
GentIemen's Outitling articles Purchasers will
at all times find full stock of
English and French Cloth Dress and Frock Coats
Medium and low priced Cloth Do
Pants, of all descriptions,
And iull stof k ol Vests.
They would invite attention to their stock si
Quitting articles. viz: Shirts, Collars. Crayats'
Unier Garments, Hosiery gloves, SusPendcrs'
Dressing Gowns, &c. dc
All Of the above Goods will be sold at the low
est prices.
w. A. KBNT d MITCHELL,
26s Kng-st. cor. Wentworth
April l2. ~ II
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SheriR's sale.

NN the FIRST Konday ia Nav next, beI"g the 'th
day Of said month, will sell be.'re The Court
House door in the Sown Of Camden, between 'he
!. legal hours Of Sale, the following Pr"Pery 10
witt
An the Defendants Right, Title ane Interest IN
aud ,o the House and Lat on the corner OF k'ng
snd Marker Streets, kntwn az the Waugh place
distinguished in the plan Of the town OF Ca"de" as
M. Levied 0n and tD be sold as the properly,
o.. C. H. Davis. at the suit Of J. NJ. Desauasure ana
J. r. McKan Assignees, vs.. c. II Davis.
THO. J. WARREN. a. I'D.
:, ApriI ID 80 4t (S2W)
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MRS. CARPENTER would respectfully
lSl announce to the Ladies of Camden and iss
vicinity, that she has been renewing her SUCK o'
articles during some weeks past (; and haa how op
hand, and for sale OH the usuaf:reasonable terms
a beautiful a, q extensive :assortnenl,afr Sprtng
and Summer. Goods, which will welixJspay The
trouble ef Inspection. ...-- -; Z 80
April Is. 1851. 81 4isxG2iw'
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Insurance. !.
CAPITAL Sl5J,O00.

rr1HE Subscribe rs having been appointed Agents
: i TOR The Cdumbia Insurance GafsFany,sse now
prepared 10 Issue P"Ii:es. on as ssyorsble tefms,
a. any responsible Company: With Capital Of
3I5G.(OU all paid ir, and "a seuthern eu,erprtse.
It ID worthy Of f.eneepraseInenf.Fs1 -.
A. NJ. 81 r. KENNEDY.
Camden, March s, ls5l. ~ ~. "
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warranted Pianos, &c. on Trial.

TNIANOS of best Makers, Rosewood, Pearl,
IL Mahogany, &c. in any desired .yle Of finish
ar nther Musical Instruments. furnished tree OF
charge, or obligation to keep unless entirely
snjted on trial After sufficient test, may be
Bought, exchanged, hired or returned. on terms
lower than obtaiuab!e elsewhere. cash or credit.
MANY references to families in different States
and districts of this State, quite comp tent 10
Judge, where Instruments have been tested ana
bought and now speak for themselves SpecI-
mems seen by nquiring OF ,m
Mrs: ANN II. HART,
Teacher Of Music. Camden, s. e.. 4
April 22 81
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Attention TROOPERS.

IN pursuance Of orders from Col. Ancrum. the
i officers and Sergeants oI Kershaw Troop.
will assemble a, Camden on Monday the 18th
May next, at IL O'Clock N. to encamp "ful: live
days" ~
B, order Of Capt. w. A. ANCRUM.
sl>ar, NJ RIA BREVARD, o. S.
April Is, 1850. 81 81
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10000 PAIRS OF
BOOTS AND SHOES.


ITO 81. HAD at the New Shoe otore. and will
L be sold lower than any ever before offered
in this Misunderstanding paid the cash Tor eve ar.
tIce and selected from the best and largest man.
uaclurers IN the United States, We halter our
selves that no one can fail to be pleased in guam
tIty, qualify and price, The stock consists in part,
rs follows .
Mems fine Calf stitched Boots AIs;sr
:. Pump Boots ~
.. Waterproof do cork soles 10
200 pairs fine Calf sewed Boots, from "a 81 to IS 20
aO = /" . and Kip pegged Boots, from 81 To s. %
Mems fine Calf sewed Booi.s 81 to 500
:. aid 10th Congress Boois So 70 $50
- " x; pesgsd s:o'"e": 81 q TO q 90
Youths dsi} kP Fsss' B's'ss'. Sc Sc g E ,i .
Boots assorted
Ladies' Depa. .ment.
Fine silk Caters, black aud colored
'-'%'"s welt. and black
"'" " Half Gasrs, "eltS and black
w.,, ri.s Fo,,d Ru"G s"lG,sd red and EdIs black
a.. " without Tips for corns
=, " Jenny Lind Boo'ees' Kid and Morocco
hid and Enameled Excelsiors
Kid and Morocco Jenny Lind Buskins
Taylor Ties. Pump
Fine Kid Slippers. with Rosetes
Fine Morrocco slippers and Ties
Fine Ties and Buskins, Welts
Fine Morocro do do
Kid extra wide Slips and Ties
Goat Bu,kins and 'rea, WeIu
Goat Boots
Misses black and colored Gaiter
:. blue and light colored liaf Caters
blnrk blue and bruuze Bootees
" black and coored Slippans
Goat Bootees. sew-d and pegged, for School Shoes
Chldrens Sho.s and Boots. assorted
Together with great variety of Gentemen's Ladies
and Chldrens ShOrs, t'U numerous To mention.
Fine TRAVELLING Trunks. CARPET BAGS
yAIICES HATS and CAPS. All of which will DOS
lively he sold lower than the lowest for cash.
pTCall and see for yourselves, at the N:W SHOE
WORKMAN L BOONE.
Sept. 20.
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In Equity.

TT appearing tn my satisfaction that Lilley Hill.
i ton one Of ille defendants in each ot ab"ve sta
ted case, resides beyond the limits Of the STATE
II is ordered, on inotIon of Williams SoI'r. for
Cump't in ihe fnrner, and Of Clinton d Hanna
So'rs for Cnmpl't in tile latter case that The
SAID Lilley Hinton do answer, plead, or demur to
each nf ab.ve bills, OH or before The 18th day d
June 1881, otherwise Judgment pro eonfessu will
be ordered az inst him IN each Of said Bills
JAMES H. WTTHERSPOON. GELD.
Commissioners Office March %; (FeeES33 IS l3t
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Sheffield Goods

IMPORTED direct from tile mandatory
i of TILLoTsoN & Co. .~ :.
Sets. 81 pieces Ivory handled Knives and Forss,
L., 6,
Ivory handled Dinner and Desert Knives, -
{" and Buffalo handled Carvers and Steels, :
Buffalo, Cocoa, and Ebony handed Dinner and
Dessert Knives and Forks. ... ...
Bread Knives, Beef Slicers, and Butcher Knives.
Ladies Scissors, about Is kinds -. 81, : .. i
Small Taors' Shears, suitable for cutting out
Negro Cloths,
Common, Horse, and Sheep Shears. =,
A large assortment of RaZors and "
Pocket Cutlery.
-ALso-
Tllotson's Saws, Chssels, Braces and Bits
Vices and Anvs. -.
Pocket Cutlery at wh' lesae, suitable for the
country trade. a
For sale by McDOWALL f. COOPER:
April 10Th, % u
DUTTER, LARD, BACON & corn,
ID PRIME Mountain Butter (in small Flrkns)
do do Leaf Lard, do
North Carolina Bacon, :.,.
do CORN.
March 25, 1851. "a ~ II
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NEW SPRING GOODS.
CAMDEN RAZAA AR.
T>HE subscribers have Just received their new
Assortment Of Spring and Summer Goods, ia
which they invite the attention OF their friends
nd the public in general. 1t consists partly Of
= Calicoes. Ginghams.
''''- Plain and embroidered Lawns,
Fancy Muslins,
Plain and colored Linen Lustres,
;-,.s Tissue 8 lks,
Embroidered and plain Swiss Muslins,
Plain and fancy Bareges, Crepes,
And great variety Of other Goods, suitable for
Ladies Dresses.
-ALso-
=. large Assortment Of
Linen Cambric lIandkerchiets.
: Needlework Collars. Cuffs, and Sleeves,
.. (:hpn,,settes, Wells and Lace Capes.
Muslin. Linen and Silk Edg'ng and Inserting,
Rouuets of the newest style,
Iyory, black and and feather Fans,
ParasOls, Shoes,
And a great quantity of other Fancy Articles toe
numerous TO name.
81 ,r,hsv recommend the ir Stock oi-
go, Bleached and brown Shirting,
Blue and striped Homespuns,
Linen and Cotton Osnaburgs,
Table and Towelling Linen and Diapers.
All of which they will sell at the lowest Cash
~. prices possible. 4, nn,rcurp g. m
April Is. ~
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For Sheriff.
State of South Carolina.

KERSHAW DISTRICT
Office Court. Of General Sessions and Common
Pleas.
T MOREAU NAUDlN, Clerk Of said Court.
!, in pursuance Of the directions OF the Act oi
the Legislature, in such case made and PROVIDED
do hereby give public notice. that an election Tor
Sheriff, for Kershaw District, will he held on Mon
day the 18th aay of Nav next, al the usual places
of election Throughout the said District, to I'LL the
vacancy occasioned BY tile resignation Of Thomas
J. Warren Esq.
Witness my hand a, Camden, this 10Th day 'i
April A. D., le5l =
MOREAU NAUDIN, c.c s der.
April H.: ~ ot
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! Attention Military.

:: =; Notice
ia hereby given. that three months after TINS
die. the Rnad leading from the McCord Fe,,y
sRos 10 the Chariesion Road near Boykin's MIL
and known assthe hncrum Ferry Road. will be
discontinued as public High way. ,
EssseS Isss's THOS J. ANCRUM.
iSApril 25, ,5I. 81 tt
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TIME Subscriber has on hand an assortment OF
i Fancy Sofa and Work Tables, Tblet .~n't
Plain Bureaus wood and marble tops ''Wa|nut
Book Shelves. dc, all Of late modern style.and
at unusually low prices. c. /. CHATTEN. .
Ma ch lS 81 2in
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-05-16

10 the slave dealers" The testimony OF Captain Herbert
is as follows with regard 10 the present state OF slave
TAX ing in the colony OF Liberia have never known one
instance oil slave being owned or disposed Of by col
onst ; on the contrary, have known Them 10 render
great facility to our cruisers there in taking vessels
engaged in that nefarious traffic" Captain Dunlop,
who had abundant opportunities Tor becoming Ac-
quainted with Liberia daring the years ls4S. iel9.
and 1880, says " perfectly satisfied no such thng
domestic slavery exists, IN any shape, amohgs. inc
citizens of the republic" The las, which the com
mt.ee propose 10 introduce Is from Commodore on
Charles Hotham, commander -in-chef OF her Britannia
Majesys squadron the western coast OF Africa than
whom the British public certainly could ask no higher
authority In letter to the Secretary OF the admiralty
dated April T. lsi7, and published in the Parliamentary
Returns he says On perusing the correspondence oil my
predecessors found great difference OF opinion exist
ing to the views and objects OF the seers-some even
accusing the governor OF lending himself TO The slave
trade Alter discussing the whole subject with officers
and others best qualified 10 Judge on The matter, not
only satisfied my own mind that there il no reasonable
cause for such suspicion but further that this estab
lishmen merits all the support can give II Tor is
only through their means that we can hope TO improve
the African race" Subsequently lin lS40l the same ON
following language There is necessity for the
squadron watching the coast between Sierra Leone and
Cape Palmas the Lberian territory intevenes; and
there The Stare trade has been s1iingu,shed."
ELISHA WHlTTLESEY,
MATTHEW ST c. CLARKE,
HARVEY LINDSEY,
JOSEPH A. BRADLEY,
A. o. DAYTON,
]. s. BACON,
WILLIAM GUNTON.
FIX. Com. Of Amer Col. Soy.