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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-10-22

u See advertisement Of Drs. Sanford
Liver lnvigorator, in another column.
q All 're7fing 70 emigrafe 10 a mid climate. gool
@0tf and G"e markets. ss adreyfsement Of JIaaaa.oh-
ION Lr7ads.
THE HAMMONTON FARNER.-A newspaper
devoted 10 Literature ard Agriculture, also setting
iorlh inli accounts of the new settlements Of Ham
monton, N New Jersey, be subscribed Tor at on
iy % cts. per annum.
lnclose postage stamps for the amount. Address
10 Editor OF the Farmer, Hammonton, Atlantic Co.
New Jersey. Those wishing cheap land, OF the best
qualit y ~ one OF the heahest and delightful
climates IN the Union, advertisement of Ham
mention Lands.
FARM LANDS FOR SALE 25 MILES FROM
FhiLADELPHlA-by Railroad in the State Of New
Jersey SOL among the best for Agricultus purposes
oeihg good ioam soil, with clay bottom The land
IS large tract, divided into small farms and hum
dreds from all parts ofthe country are now settling
ana building The crops can be growing. Terms
from 81 TO 20 per acre, payable within four years
by instaiments To visit the place-Leave Vine St.
Wharf at Phla at u a. NJ. by Railroad for ilamon-
ton, or address X. J. ByTDes, by letter See full
advertisement in another column.
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PUBLIC NlLE OF IlLLlRLE

REAL ESIATE.-By viItup Of an order d
the Orphans Court of Bedford county, the un-
d, r,igned will Expose t. public sale on The
premises on SATURDAY, The 6rh day OF so
vrn5rr, next, the real estate oi Jones Wrmer,
late Of Monroe township deed, viz the ran
sion farm Of SAID deed, containing III ACRES
and 81 PERCHkS, with doublr Log House and
Barn thereon erected adjoIning lands OF An
drew Irons, Micharl II~vntr, Nathan Grub
and others.
Trrns: Oap third 10 remain IN the property
dunng the widows Ilt-, the interest thereon 10
b, laid her annually. Onr third at the contic-
uaion Of sale and The balance in two equal an
nuaI pay mrH!s without interest
MAHALA WEIMER
Sep. 10, 'JS It Adninl>tratIiX.
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ORPHANS COURT SALE OF
Valuable gseas Estate for Sale,

81 virtue Of an order Of the Orphans Court Of
Bedford county, the subscriber will sell at pub
lie sale at The house Of Peter Amick, il St.
Clanyilr, on FRIDAY, the 29h, day Of OC-
TCBER, INST, the following real estate, to wit
ONE TRACT OF LAND, late the property Of Phil
% Cresman, dec d. containing 300 ACRES and 50
PERCtlES, known 5 the s'Ridde" or seMock'' tract
stuatl ia Onion township, and adjoining lands OF
John Axe, Jacob 5Os1er Peter Smith and others.
ALSO-ONE TRACT OF LAND containing 42i
ACRES and 10 PFRcHES, 10 said township, adoip-
ias iaa.s OF George Beeg!+, John AXE, Daniel Wen'z
and others.
lie first tract named has been diYidsd into eix
parts, five paris thereof containing about ten acres
e4cn, and tue sixth aboai 50 acres.
nc second lfact has been divided inio snv-
parts, and both uact> wi!l br sold in such srpar-
dte part<, all together to suit purchasers.
TERMS wo.n,nths OF The purchase money, af-
paying expenses remain n the hand, OF the pur
chaser during be lifetime Of Jacob Osier, he paying
the interest thereof annually 10 be said O,er.--
One half Of the balance in hand az confirmation Of
sale, and he residue ia equal annual payments
without interest 10 h. secured BY jud smenf bonds.
Sale TO commence at 80 O'Clock, A., NJ
JOHN CESSNA
Trustee for sale OF the real estate pap Crlsman.
D.f
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NOTICE..

GEO. B. AMICk, surviving partner of thr
late hlm OF Geo. B. Amlck x Bro, nolifrs all
persons interested. that the Books of SAID firm are
III his hands for settlement, aud that circumstances
demand an immediate closing up of the business Of
SAID fra. Persons indebted, having settlements
10 mak" are therefore requested TO call on the sub
scriber without delay.
The subscriber will continue the Mercantile
Business at the COLD STAND" where he will he
happy 10 meet his friends and customers at all times
He Will receive in very short time new supply
OF Seasonable goods which he is determined 10 sell
on the most reasonable terms.
ST, CIairsvile, June /, '59. GEO. b. AMICK
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At an Orphans Court held at Bedford, in and tor the
County OF Bedford, the BOT day OF August. a. d.
1853. before the Judges of the said Court.
On motion ofJohn Mower, Esq, the Court grant
a rule upon the heirs and legal representatives. OF
Mrs Sophia Mower, late of Colerain Township dec'd
10 v il: Eliza, EteTmarried with Elilah Weaver,
residif the State OF Ohio RebeCca, intermsrrei
with Joshua Filler, residing in Bedford County,
Nancy ntermarried with Jacob Moss residing IN
Wood County, Oho Sarah lnterparrled with Eaan-
uel. T. Dehl and Elizabeth, intefma rrrd with Levi
Kegg residing IN Bedford County Pa. To be aud ap-
pear a, Orphans Court, to be held at Bedford, n
and for said County, the Sd Monday, fifteenth day
of November, next TO accept or refuse 10 take the
real of said deceased, at the valuation which
has been valued and appraised, or show why
the same shonId not be sold by order of the said
Court.
IT,. s. In testimony whereof / have hereunto set
my hand and affixed the seal of said Court, at Bed
ford the first day of Sept. A. D. 1853.
SAMUEL. n. TATE,
Attest, Clerk
Wy 6 FlTSE. Sheriff.
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Liver HnvigOra(Or.
IRErAREp nY "a. saNnEnRn.

4hIIAIftD- DIR. fENUFORD.
COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY FROM GUMS.
Is oar Of bs hct pnrgairs ad krrr rusaicines nsqy
before The public, that acts as a CatLorf,, easier.
miider, and nose efeetual than any othe. medicine
known. i IS not only Cathsrtic but Liver re-
medy, acting first the Liver 10 eject its morbid
matter, then on the stomach and bowels 10 carry of
that matter thus accomplishing two purposes effect
ually, without any OF the painful feelings exner.
enced in the operations of most Caihartics ir
strengthens the system at the same time that i,
purges il; and when taken daily in moderate doses
viii strenihen and build il up with unusual rapid
70.
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Overland California fEais ESOmte
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
j. 4 J. NJ SHOE.H.4KER
HAVE just received large assortment OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

HAVE just received a large assortment OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
consisting iu~Far, OF cdlcoes from 6! cents to I2&
cents per yard, Deainrs, CobTss, paFmetta Cloths,
black and fancy silks, ernoes, Plad., Flannel>.
large assortment Of Shaws all colors d prices,
Swiss Canlbricks, Dress Trimmings, Ribbons SHIFTS
and Drawers, beached and nnbIeached MusIins of
all prices widths, Cloths and Ca,simere, Satinetls,
leans Tweeds aud IN fact every thing generally
in country stores. Also, LAT gr assortment Of
BOOTS AND SHOES, HAT> CAPS,
Comforts, Cravuis. Also, Queensware, Hardw are,
Buckets, Groceries OF all kinds, with a general
.ot,meut Of spices, &c. We invite all to call and
rec our stork OF goods FOR are determined sell
70 sui, the times for CASH or approved produce.
Oct -, 1883.
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TUR.VpIKE ELECTHON.

NOTICE is hereby given TO the Stockholders
oi The Pattonsylle & Woodberry Turnpike
Road Company, that an election will BE- held
at The house OF William Pearson, in Woodber
ly, on Monday, the ST day Of November, next,
between the hours OF and 5 O'Clock, p. NJ,
'or the purpose of eIecting officers for said Con-
pany. q. r. BARNDOLLAR,
Oct, %, 1853. President
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Attest,
NM. S. FLUkK. Sheriff.
Oct. !, 1858.

ADMINISTRATRIX'S NOTICE.
LETTETs OF administration having been grah'"o
by the Register of Bedford county, 10 the underien
cd upon the estate of Henry R-ninger, late OF -,
Clair township, in said county, deceased; all
persons Knowing themselves indebted to SAID es-
tate are requested 10 make immediate payment |,
and those lhaving claims against II VIII present
fhem proneiiy authenticated for settlement
ANNA RElNIAGER, adm''x
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i tT0VGs, TIN AND COPPER WARE!

D-My hienJs and The public IN grnrr-
al, are hereby uniformed that now have aud
shall continue 10 keep on hand, large stock
OF almost every size and pattern Of cooking
stoves, parlor stoves and coal stoves. 4 I>o,
copper anJ brass kettles, lin and sheet iron
ware, common and Russia stove pipe, fire boards
and TN OF all kind made out OF the very
best and - tin late.
SpoutiPg made 20 order Of the best double.
In plate and put up BY Mn. joins LlNneHNAN,
who as workman has no superior in the coun-
g. would also call tn" attention OF the pub
Iicto a new article of srli-s-aling fruit cans,
the best ha! has Yet been offered.
Stove backing constantly on band.
All persons in want Of any Of the above ar
icirs wjl please call at lh- Old Stand, Of the
subscriber, IA Bedfri, WHERE they can buy on
rrasonadie terms. Gid copper, brass, pewter
and country produce taken in exchange for
work GEO. BLYMIRE
B.df3fd, avg. q, '5s.-3m.
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TEACHERS WANTED.

LIBERAL wages will BE- paid TO Scho1
TEACHERS to take charge Of ih,' common Schools
If londonderry Township. Without quaIif-
cations. rrsprctahility and competency, none
nerd apply. Schools 10 open by the first oi
Nov. next, and continue months
By order OF The Board Of Directors.
ID. B. TROUTMAN,
Pal0 Alto, Oct. I5ih, 1853. Stct'v.
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LOOK OUT.-L.HNT .}UTICEt
WE hereby notify all persons indebted TO US
10y note or book account, That they must either
confess Judgment, or pay their accounts by next
Court, or all will be sued without respect to
Persons. This notice is positively the last.
BLYMIRE s HARTLEY.
Oct. %, '5S.
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: ~. Sg-. gR. sVsamsor, OF LANCASTER,

= <
; liJInrriy Of Phlairlp!Ia,) where he has
been in successful practice Tor number of years,
received has eGcatinn the best Medical College in
the L States and had the experience and practice
IN the different Hospitals for several years mem
Der of the Auaiytical Medical Institute OF n York
and late Medical Surgeon OF the United States Navy,
now offers h;mse! 10 the public TO attend any pro
t-ssonu calls.
The purest medicines always on hand direct from
tie best Laboratories OF our country aud the Botaa-
cal Gardens Of the world. No patent medicines pre-
ScribPd or recommended. Medicines used only which
viii not break down the constitutions, bat Will
rate the system from all injuries il has sustained
from mineral medicines. Chronic and difficult d.sea
must be treated upon ana yllca principles, which
is 70 kuoN and ascertain what disease is. Its nature
and character require a knowledge of the chemical
I constituents Of every sot and fluid OF the human
body; the changes Tia solids and fluids capable
of uuderg going. 10 know hal ,ued.c .cInes employ
10 cure diseases. requires knowledge OF the chem-
cal constituents of all tents employed IN niedcne;
and if we are 10 possession OF this knowledge, Is
possible 10 any disea>e-no matter OF how long
standingand leave the patient IN healthy and per
fectly cured condition
Melancholy, brTI alton, that state Of alienation
and week.-mrs. OF the ud " lvh renders P+r>ons IN
CAPABLE of enjoying the pleasures or performing The
duties OF lir Dyspepsia, thai distressing disease and
fell destroyer of health and happiness, undermining
the constitution, and yearly carrying thousands 10
urtimeIy graves, most emphaicaliy be cured.
Rheumatism, IN any form or condition, chronic or
ACUTE warranted curable Epilepsy or falling sick
ness; all chronic aud stubborn diseases OF Females
radically removed. Salt }heum, aud every
description of ulcerdtions; Piles and Scroulous Dis
eases which have batilrd all previous medical skill
can be cured by my treatment, when The constItu-
ton Is not exhausted.
do say all diseases eyes, COas"mpffO") can be
cured.
n~yCANCER c URED without the knife.
will remain in my Office ON Wednesdays and
Saturdays from O'Clock A. Nj. 10 ) P. NJ, 10 ac-
commodate patients from distance, and consult in
fhr English and German languages. viii make Wis
il, 10 any distance if required. May be addressed
| bv letter Fulton square, Lancaster city, Pa.
| inly 30 '5s-ly. W. II. WlrMOR, NJ. D.
| r. S. See in local column my appointment 10 visit
Bedford on the 10th, lth 18th and 18th, days of Au-
gust 10 consult with patients all diseases free OF
cb.rge W. Il. WITMOR.
PTTRF WHITE LEAD, FLAXSEED OIL
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Oct, S, 1888.


BPtiUI 4 0hHGi -
3Tan Ornhans Cou,t held at Bedford, 10 and for
Bedford County on the 30ih day Of Ansnst A. D..
lS5S-BeIore the Judges of tae said County.
On motion OF G. II, SpanL Esq, the Court grant
rule upon the hens and legal representatives, Of
Michael Pu;t, late Of Liberty township N SAID
County, decd 10 wit: Jacob, since dead having
conveyed his shate to VIM, FigaIt, SAMUEL, residing
in Illinois Cathariue intermasrled with the petition
er Wm. Figart, Wm. Putt, Elizabeth, mfernaIned
with Henry Sayits, Mary, intermarrted with George
Russelllo eph Putt Rossana Iaterma fied win DAVID
Russell, Sarah, aud Susan Putt, the last named yet
in minority residing in Bedford County, Penn to
be and appear al Orphans Court to be hrtd al
Bedford in and Tor said County, on the 81 Monday,
18th day Of November, next, TO accept or ieinse 10
take the real estate OF oaid Michael Putt, decd, al
the valuation, which has been valued and appraised
show why The same should not be SOLO Oy OF
der of the said Court.
H. u In test imony whereof have set my hand and
affixed the seal of said Court at Bedford, the Isl day
OF Sept. A. d. 1855
SAMUEL II. TAFF
A,tset Clerk
NM S. FLUkB. Sheriff.
Oct. !, 1858.
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NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS!
=. Z. POTTS
HAS inst returned from The cities with large
and handsome stock Of
IJL .9.ND WIN-TEP coon.

Fail .4ND WLATER GOODS,
slsgan, rich Dress Silks, NaIeuiia Robes, French
Nerino, Thbci cloths Delaiues, aiI colors SHAW IS
Of every description aud all prices, bought iow al
anction. Also large and hand ONE assortment Of
Furs yiclornes, CaPe,, CUFFS and Muts, Bonrrrs oi
al kinds, Velvet, Satin, Grown, SILK, Grey and
Brown Straw trimmed and uni trimmed. Also, an
endless assortmen, OF ribbons feathers, flo and
rrrshes, gloves and ho.iery, boots and shoes and
tuII assortment, ofevery Kind OF fancy goods
\. B. Country miIliners he supplied with all
kinds Of millinery goods.
Oct. %, 1855.
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SHOE STORE!
EHer&Ess0Ea & COa.

HAVE jnsl opened thrir new Store in "An-
d-rsan's Row" Of buildings, nra,ly opposite The
Gac,He OlIicr.
Their stock ot Boots and Shoes l,r nri, " o.
men and children, is certainly the hr> and
cheapest that has ever been brought to Bedford
Tor three n asnnS.
First On acco,in, OF the pressure Of the
TIMES, they have been laid in at 3 cents on ia,
dollar l~ss than " hat paid last year ior the
samp goods.
Second They were bought fol CASH, and
the usual discounts made.
Third They were bought in much l1rgrr
quantities than dry goods merchants busy lhrm,
and cons qurniy were bought much lower
il this is doubted, the evidence Is on the stand
at the counter.
LADIES DEPARTMENT.
The Store room has been so arranged As 10
have a separate apartment f1r the Lail~s, pro-
viird vlth comfortable chairs and stools " here
l4ry cat sit ans talk. or buy shoes as they
pleas.
PicbRes amt Fruiis
IN connection with the shoe buslncs, all
kinds Of Pickles, Fruits and Preserves viii b.
kept ln,Inding Pine Apple, Peach, Suawber-
ri~>. Cherries, Brandy Peaches, CalSup>, Mixed
Pickles LJbslers, &c, &c.
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SHIRT MA \ UFA Glory.
No. 8l4 Chestnut Street,
tNcar!y opposite the GIRARD HOCSE.)
PHILADELPHIA.
!. W. SCOTT, would respectfully call the atter.
ton OF mis- former friends his Store and is pre
pared 10 fill orders for SHIRTS at short notice. A
perfect fit guaranteed. COUNTRY TRADE snp-
piled with FINE SHIRTS and COLLARS.
October, s, lS5S-ly.
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J y, NOI 7 IN.
J. NJ. ROBSON.
SehrI!sburg. Oct. s. 1855.

Tue subscriber, will continue The business
At the old stand, where he has received new
supply Of Fail and Winter goods, which he
" wlll s'lI very l0w for cash OF produce.
T. f. COL(IN
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Office Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL
= whom il may concern, that have bought
Of Wan. I.3sh@y and pail him for, the follow
property, to wit: his entire stock Of store goods.
hur-rs, cattle, hogs, calves, grain, hay, aud al
together all has personal property that belonged
to him, and alSo. four tracts Of land and leave
the same 10 his possession during nv plrasu-4,
and / furthermore forewarn alt persons from
nesTassing on the same, as will most positive
" enforce the law against any prlson So doing,
as It is mine and paid for.
SEP. 10, '59. HENRY c. LASHLEY.
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NOTICE.

UNUIIIE.
THE undersigned appointed, TO distribute to
am among the creditors of Samuel Mock late
Of ST. Clair Township, deed, the balance in the
hands of his admir-, II. &. Wright, will attend
Tor that pul pose, at his office in Redford, on
saturday, the 23d Of October, INST, al 10 O'Clock
A, NJ.
Y Oct, 1888 JNO MOWER Bad;tta
A SUPERIOR ARTICLE
oi Cafrlase ,arnish at DR.. Harry's Drug and
BOOK Store. Ijuly 30, '5S.l
BURNING tLuID and PINE OIL
Always 10 be bad a, DR.. Harry's' Drug and
Book Store liuy 30. '58
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I'D D.MIATSYRATOR,S NOTICE.

''4 sHIs' u N.IJ On , DNUII IIIl.
NoIlCE is hereby given that letters OF admini tra-
ton have been granted 10 the subscriber on the
late OF mas O'Neal, late of West Provdene town
SNIP dec'd-al persons indebted 10 said estate, are
hoHhed 10 make immediate payment, and those hav-
ng claims against the same are requested 10 pre-
sent them, duly authenticated for settlement
JONATHAN SNYDER.
Admir- of Hiuas 0 Neal, dec d.
Oct. Is, 1853.
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ALaO,
leo acres Of land in Dallas County, Iowa
ALSO,
320 acres Of LAM in Mont somery County, iowa
ALSO,
800 acres Of land in Harrison County, Iowa.
Lo' no Of block 81 IA the city Of Omaha, Nebr SIX
Territory.
All near the Rail Roads and presenting good opPo,
,uEities ior investments.
0. T. SHANNON.
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Attest,
WM. s. FUSE. Sheriff.

TEACHERS WANTED
THE Beard OF Directors Of Brdtoid township,
School District. wish 10 employ a sufficient
number OF Teachers, competent TO TAXI charge
Of the Schools Of said District, The Schools TO
open about the first of Nov, next
Oct, 8. 1888. JOHN BROWN, Secretary.
DTCKLING vINEGAR.-Pure Cider
Vinegar just received also Extra quality
mould candies. al 4. b. CRAMER x co.
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CASH Ind PRODICE STORE!
HILLEGAs and M0WRY

.Agctants at Buena I'isfo, Bedford co , Po..
WOULD announce 10 u.eir firnds and Gus
toners that they have r"pIrni-hrd their f,rnrr
stock by an additional supply OF Fall and WIN
Ter GOODS of all kinds, which they intend
selling rery Io,c for cash or country pyoduce.
GIFE THEN Il C,9LL.
y. B. Merchantabl" produce taken IN pay =
mNnt for store debts
Buena Vista, Oct, Is, 1853
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Bedford County. IS.

Sep. 10, IS II
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r DrnoIa in SNAIL N, i
SAu'J CrNEe in
Ltrryo
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-01-16

Waxnsaasa -. 80
under his,apBnn, lii1 - Il 'Sn u
~ARs Wanf1 -
gontlsmap and 1gu ~ - -
horses, and We want Eegl - -
amount Of boot that ] ants - -
You. knew what ~. e1ese
colt u. end can judea hY n
two what the dtMroncs Vhonld - -f
"Mr. Wax, aFa Sol F5Obd I 4 4 az
horsesI I" asked the stEangef. - r =.
Mr.. Wax nodded, ana i66ksd GpS lblf
his tace, ~ much q 70 - 'teT SAbhI8
like to have you find g. on& HS.
then proceeded gFavely 20 sexHmlnR tha
two. and after standing with !his afiiHs
akimbo for some minutes, safdsz sf'v'F-vz
~ should think seventyaMve't dollars
isn't much In . trade. Give me Govent1s
five, and take the hOrSo. y o+yssss5 h,s
Static was - red - beot'and draw
ing out his pOcketbook, be counted out
seventy-fivs dollars and paid them over.
The transfer was made IN silence and. the
stranger drove away. After he had .gone.
Static turned TO Wax, who stood there
very smilingly, saying- ,,., ss.,,.t ,
THAT was devil Of Q trick you pIay-
ed me. What was you thinking 81 ! -
mine F------il7
--~" Yes, replied Wax, "bGt yUI M didn't
suspect that the other horse was mine,
did your I bought him yesterday oh
speculation. -BSSE0N 0dS6tEt.
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generally been believed that from Oao-
fourth to one.tifth Of the Africans hereto
fore imported into the East Indies have
died In the seasoning, the first or second
year-this, too. when well cared for BY
their owners. We rather think, under
the new scheme, but few would be left at
the end Of ton years to enjoy their liberty.
But suppose one-half or more survive
how much better qualified q man disposed
to labor and cultivate the soil and take
care Of themselves win these wild Africans
be than were the negroes. of San Domingo
and Jamaca, or any where else where they
were emancipated9 Are these savage
Africans any different from the ancestors
of the free negroes, or the negroes them
selves now in the West Indies or Southern
American Can they be made industrious
and good citizens by ten gears servitude
better than their countrymen have been
by century or a lifetime Of training,
half of it as freemenP
The whole scheme is absurd, and will
not succeed. A few cargoes of negroes
may be obtained in Africa by .fr0ud and
force, as there have been of Coolies in
China but as soon as its real character
shall be known, like the Coolie trade, II
will be execrated by the whole civilized
world. Indeed, Notwithstanding the high
authority from which it emanates, and by
which it is sustained, we do not believe
the people of either of these countries are
prepared to look calmly and approvingly
on this renewal of the slave hxde, dis
guised as it may be under the veil Of be-
nevolence, or patrOnized IS it u by the
governments themselves. We are mis-.
taken, or there will be found enough in
dependent thinking men to penetrate and
proclaim its true character before It gOes
into operation. Whatever may be thu
result we think enough has already beer
expressed to satisfy every one that the con
tinued clamor made by the government
of France and Great Britain on the sub
ject of slavery, and the sympathy they
have expressed for the negroes Of tn,
country, are but hollow pretences-shecl
hypocrisy-assumed to assail the insti
tutions Of this country on the only poin
they can discern any chance Of success
with no real philanthropy at heart.
The people Of the United States, Nortl
and South, were the first to suppress tn
slave trade, and we are confident they
will be equally as unanimous in opposing
its revival in any form.