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Snies were subject to
Sextent not easy to be eradicated. Thus far,
bility of its introduction and growth, is settled. When the9 22 59
Colonies became independent, and were about to set up the
Government of the United States, those members of the
Confedration, which had slavery as a part of their state of
society, foreseeing the evils of interference with this subject
the Constitution, without an
from other quarters, refused to come into the Union under
an express stipulation to secure
their exclusive control of the slave question within their re-15 Sa
rpective limits, which condition was acceded to. Such,
is the origin of slavery in the United States.

Slavery should be approached.-For

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all classes should reflect upo privilege most readily, gram of moderation.""

consumption, was $568,900,000. During the second period ceress, is your prime minister; the lean rat, Full Moon... our imports were $1,302,500,000, and the amount retained your people; and the blind rat, yourself... for domestic consumption was $1,103,100,000; that is, ours, I am afraid,' said a lady to her husband, imports and consumption in the second period, were nearly that I am going to have a stiff neck.' double of the first. Here is the secret of the foreign debt. Not at all improbable, my dear,' answered contracted. the husband, I have frequently seen very strong symptoms of it ever since I have known you, dear.'

N. York City; Baltmre:

NEW ENGLAND, CONN. N. JER-VIRGINIA,
N.YORK STATE, SEY, PENNSYL- KENTUCKY
MICH. WISKON-VANIA, OHIO,
SAN & IOWA. IND. & ILL.

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rises sets. rises. Bos. rises sets, rises. NY. rises sets. rises.
h.mh.mh. m. h. m. h.mh.mh. m. h. m.h.mh.mh. m..
Election in N. Carolina and 4 54 7 17 8 40 1 174 587 13 8 40 10 415 17 10 8 41
[Tennessee, 1844.4 55 7 16 9 6 1544 59 7 12 9 8 11 185 27 9 9 9
15 9 33 2315 15 07 11 9 36 11 555 37 89 38

hired at $300 day, provided for and insured, till the
compensation amounted to $82,555. The Reindeer, 42 days,
at $175 a day-being $7,350. The Georgiana, 32 days, at
$200 a day-$6,400. The Charleston, 10 months, at $4,4000 6 Tu 16 34 [na, Illinois, Missouri, and 4 59 7 11 11 11

23 A. Burr's trial com'ced, 1807.4 567
3 a 17
24F 7Υ 9th Sunday after Trinity. 4 57 7 14 10
5 M 16 518 Election in Kentucky, India-4 587 13 10 35

a month $44,000. The Mobile was paid $11,625 for 25 207 W 16 17 days. The Minerva, 73 days, days, at $300 a day-$21,900. The Merchant, 85 days, at $450 a day-$38,250.

to 1841, was $336,000; that

in November, 1840, there were on his

(Jewett's) hands 4,020 bags, not wanted, which cost $65,000; that a large overplus was in the hands of other contractors: that bags could be got at 50 per cent. less than was paid in those years; that for blanks, $300,000 was paid between 1829 and 1841, generally price, leaving a supply that storage for these surplus articles was

at about 50 per cent. more than fair

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the Post Office Department nt were
nue, one year, by $386,759 19, and another year by
thus requiring special appropriations out
from Customs and public lands, and rolling a heavy bur-26 M 10 14
den on the 27th (Whig) Congress; that Cyrus Barton, Con-02 27 Tu 9 53
cord, (N. H.), for blanks, from 1836 to 1841, received
$13,927 14; Beals &

1832, for do., received d $51,732 76; Paine & Clark, New-30 Fri 849

28 W 9 32 € Green, Boston, Mass., from 1829 to 29 Th 9 11 York, from 1836 to 1841, for ford do. do.. $1,883 81; 1; S. Penn, jr.31 jr. Sa 1827 Louisville, Ky., for do. from 1830 to 1841, $26,942 58;

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