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Df His E1crllcncy. WnlTEMARsn 3. SEAuKook, Gov.
- ernor and Comma chief in and the State
of South Carolina:
WHEREAS, It is the duty Of every religious conI-
murity to acknowledge, at stated lerIods, then
dependence on Almighty God, 10 express 'fleIF
gratitude for pas; rncrcies, and hunbly to i'm.
plore His blessing for The future
Nop, therefore, |, WhtenIarsh b. Seabrook
Governor Of South Carolina, do hereby recommend
to the people of the State, to observe the Fourth
Thursday in October next, as day Of ,iIanksgiv-
ing, humiliation and prayer, and to assemble 4
their respective places OF wnrshpto offer up then
devotion to that Being, who has assigned us a
home rich in the best fruits of the earth, and dis.
tngushed for the excellence of its religious, PolIt'
icaI, social and civil institutions.
Given under my hand, and the Seal OF the State
at Columbia, this twen.y.third day OF September
in the ye OF our Lord one thousand eight hun
dred and lifl:, aad The seventy fifth year nl Alneri
can Independence
WHITE3iARSII B. SEABROOK,
B X HANNEGAN, Secretary OF State.
Oc; 4, 79 st
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Ladies Dress Goods, &c!

rsN,tE Subscriber has Just opened an elegant AS
n snrulcnt ul rich and coIored Silks, in pri es
from 5alc, 10 So! per yard, and embracing all the
new sy:cs.
Also--AIl-woo! French Cashmere Delaines;
super black Bombazincs, aud very fine re .ipa.
cha, for mourning Dresses; silk and linen Purlins,
new article; French and Scotch Ginghaas; Eng
l!sl anu American Prints &c.
Also-Ian,!sone hc, aml geek Ribbons. silk
and velvet Trimmings: ,apty Buttons; very fine
pink and blue Flr;.,ei< wdrsted collars capes and
cuffs; threG;,, lneh and cotton Edgngs and lnser-
tinrs: t,ruels I'M great variety OF cnlors; Merno
andepum silk vests &c. Now ready for sale a,
the lowest prices. -
,cp, y, r.. W. BONNEY.
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CONSIGNEEs PER RAILROAD,

D Parks, S Beckhan, A NJ & r Kennedy,
Harris & B, Dunlap, Cook l. d Co, NJ Mel
cherry Go, Spratt D. A. A Young, c Mathesou,
d c Milling, Finly d G. Brem ~ A, f Myers,
,Sorrell g. E, B W Chambers, II H &, Est w
A, S " Withers, s & Brawley, S Il Wedding,
ton, G NJ, Ciples, M Melcher, J P & Massey,
EN- 3. McRorie. McRorie a. J, Nm Griffin,
JW >tnrkton. Fl Chandler, Mcdowell d G.,
E& :; 1ryon, D & G, Crockett, Gwynn &
H. McC w. f Spencer, J w & w b Twitty,
r Cherry, Withers &s l., r Spencer, s b, II
Levy u Son, r & 8, s Benson, Chandler,
Wriston & R, Springs 4 w. & A Higgins,
Springs & B. Derr & G: J & NJ lseman, J Il
G Frank, E w Boupey, ] Whitaker, A c d H
w Fulepwider, Carson & r, Wood IL Fl, NJ
Nsthans, r Reid, A H Mess Il Co, F Burke,
ELewis, J Williford, r G Pats, Steele g. II.
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Southern Tailoring.

'tSllE subscriber has removed 10 the store one
L one door south of MrSsrs. Alien 4 Murray's
Sine Store; where he is ready 20 ayecute all or
ders in his pr. by those vino arm disguised n e"-
c"ur. &c nome Industry, inSiead OF feeding their en-
erncs abroad. he hopes to have ;;.'r chance of
removing the impression that Nnrihrrn >lnp-wurk
is cheaper aud better than work uIGdc al the South
by bcc own citizens He pledges himself tina. his
work will be made faithfully, iashionaby, and with
puncruaIi;y. and At prices 10 suit The times.
e. 4. McDUNALD,
-. = 81 w3i
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TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE
From the Charlesto, Mercury.

BALTIMoRE, Oct 4.
II Is stated on the authority of the Paris cor
respondent of the London Herald, that an ar
rangement is on foot between Spain on one
side and England acd Holland on the other, by
which Spain, on condition of her being protect
cd in her possession Of Cuba by these powers,
engages to pay the debt due to English and
Dutch creditors.
Preparations are making at Vienna for the
reception of Marshal Haynau ON his return with
the most distinguished honors. 1t is stated that
the Austrian Minister at London has been in,
st:ucted to demand the punishmerl of those
who maltTeated him.
Tie President Louis Napoleon has returned
to Paris. The only important political incident
of the week is the dscoXery of an OrlcanIst
plot The documents connected with it no not
appear to implicatc any one.
The Danes and Holsteiner still continue to
skirmish with each other. The danes have de-.
cliaed to give battle
The Cholera has broken out in China, and
the Governor of Macao has become one of the
victims.
Commercial aff;,irs at Bombvy are improving
and the prospect OF the indigo crops is eucour-
aging.
New ORLEANS, Oct 4.
The Canb,ia's adyices were received last
night. The sales of Cuttot to-day amounted
to 100 bales, at Ia advance Middling, l3
l3 is; Fair IA.
The first hogshead Of sugar was received to-
day from Point Coupee, and was of fair quality.
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Real Cotton Land for Sale.

FyNiiE subscriber offers f,r sale his Plantation,
i situate on Bear creek, ) miles southeast of
Lancaslervle, containing 800 acres. 2t)0 Of which
is cleared, the greater part recently, the balance
in woods The crop OF ihis year, with hands,
will he about 90 bales Of cotton and GOO bushels
com, before the storm il was su posed 1iiO bales
would have been made. On the premises is a
new gin house and screw, a comfortable dwelling
and all necessary out buildings, Persons wish
irg to buy aud make cotton would do we'll to ex-
anime, as will seIi.
Terms easy and accommodating. My reason
for selling is to engage IN other business. Some
likely Negroes will aisI he sold ii desired.
WILLIAM STEVENS.
Lancaster Dist. sc. Sept. 80, I,50.-S5
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,THE SUIssCRHRERS

4 RE nnw receiving and opening Cat the store
L \ twn d"nrs below Mr. George Alden's Shm.
Store. and nearly Opposite Messrs. A. NJ. f r.
kennedy,) a select assortment Of
Family Groceries,
consisting, in part, as follows:
SUGARS-Brown, crushed, clarified, powdered
ard loaf
COFFEES-Rio and Java
CHEESE-lmitation English: do. small size
MOLASSES--New Orleans and Muscovado
Palmetto Hams, superior article
MackareI No. |. in kits
Canfles-colured wax, sperm and adaman,ine
Crackers-soda. water, butter nd lemon pic mic
Spces--ginger, mace, cloves, nutlnegs, cinnamon
and pinento
Teas-Gunpowder young hyson. and golden ctop
Rice, starch and table salt
Farna. for puddings, &c, superior to rice, sago OF
tapioca
Welsh's prepared cocoa. Bakers broma, chocolate
Assorted pickles, ketchups, Spanish olives and
pepper sauce
Sard;nes anchovies, fresh salmon and Holsters in
cans
Carers, cnrrie powder, currart and Guava Jelly,
strawberry jam
French and English mustard
Currants, ginger preserves figs and almonds
Genuine bay rum lemon syrup sss55.
Extracts Lutmeg, vanilla. rose and lemon !.
4 fine assortment OF Confectonary
All Of which will he sold low for cash. A share
Of patronage is solicited
Oct. 4. SHAW & AUSTIN.
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Piano ECrtCs.

DEING the appointed ageht for Newman g.
ID Bros. superior Piano Fortes, We ready to
receive orders for The same. The Pianos are
mar ufactured upon the most improved plan with
an entire run frame. 10 prevent them from getting
out OF tune Pianos delivered flee of cost, and
nut up and tuned by Mr. Newman, or some niher
competent person. Terms moderate, Pianos war
r4nted Appyto J b. F. BOONE, Ag't.
Dct g. so If
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MUSIC.

~ H. ROOT, would respectfully announceto
L.. the citizens of Camden, that he will deliver
a free lecture onthe seien of Music this Tues
day evening the Stb, at the Presbyterian Lecture
Room, commencing at half past seven o'clock.
The public generally are respectfully invited to
attend Oct. s, 1t
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Committed

T1IO rho jail OF k'rstaw Dis,rct. negro man
4 who calls himself William. and SAYS he be-
longs to John Stovail, of Georgia, near Augusta.
Sud negro is about tWeny-lhree Years of age. yell
luw complexion. stout 5uI |. five 'ee 3 inches high
The owner is requested 10 coInc lnrward, comply
with The law aud take him away.
THO, }. WARREN. S. K. u.
Oct 4, lc50 10
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Notice.

I'VE subscribers have This day formed CO part
II nershp for the transaction of General Gro
Gerry business, under the firm of Shaw & Austin,
GEO NJ. SHAW.
L. A. AUSTIN.
Camden, sept. l, 1850.
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NEW STORE.

NEW SURE.
IsIflE subscriber Is now opening large a*Sort-
1 ment of 4irnccrieS and staple Goods,
in the Store lately occupied By William J. Gerald
(sou;h OF lie Bark OF Canid.HJ which he will
dispose oi at Charleston prices ion cash
Those wishing 10 purchase would 10 well to
call and examine the stock, consisting III part, OF
the following, viz:
Leaf Crushed. t;rnnarl naI Gran na!rd Sugars
st. Crnix Porto Rico a'.l New Orleans do
New Orleans, aIrIscuvac" and CIiri 1inasses
java lag,ra and Rio Coffee
Gunynn,,r. Young Tyson and E'ark Teas
Sperm. !idaManijnc and 'ralluH Candles
No. 2nni !? M.rtanI. IN Barrels, Half and Qunr.crr
N,. Soda aii Butter Biscuits and Cheese
Snap aud Starch ASSORTED
Pepper Spice. Ginger. %uiinrgs, Mace anl Cloves
Powder Slnt and L"ah
Hardware. Cutlery. Nails mud Ca.iing-
Paints. i.inscrI oil, Sp.,HI Oil and Window Glass
-hLSO-
Blrarhed and uuhtachcd Shir'ings AMI $hr":ings
blankets. Bed Ticks. har" -hrchs und Oznaburgs
fnnrIl-r " h sarge assortment Gf
f;nggiiG. sa&pc ;,nts SwiS.r.
J. W. BRADLEY.
Gam len. :. G. Sept. ~
9J.Cash paid for Cotton and u!h':: Produce.
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MARRiED.-In Atlanta, Ga, on the Goth
ult-, by the Rev, J. L. Pierce, Mr.. ZION BRID.
WE'LL, jr, to Miss MARrH. ELIZA, daughter of
Mr.. NJ. R. and Mary Barnes, all of Atlanta
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$50 Reward,

DANAWAE from the subscriber about Tue LIST,
IL Aus. 1919, my negro man Bogus, boot and
shoe maker BY trade. about 35 years Of aye, black,
with iul! eyes and thick lipS, plausible when spo-
ken TO. a little stoop in the shoulders when walk
ing, he was raised about Sumptcrrill,. or B,stoP-
vile. and was formerly tie property of Bishop &
Bowen, Of Sumplrr Dist. ! purchased him CT
Thns Lang. Esq. OF Camden. and he has wife
at the Sa!uda factory. near Columbia, his mother
is in Snmp,cr,l., and he is supposed 10 be lurh.
ing about the above places. or Georgetown. wh.r.,
lie has connexions. | will pay $50 for his deIiv-
4ry to me al Lancastrrrillr, S. C., S25 il he is
lodged in any jail 50 as can get him, or the above
reward OF $50 Tor his apprehension and proof to,
conviction against any responsible white person
who may have lalhored or employed him.
WM ROBINSON.
Oct. 1, 1850. Wit ~
:.y-rhr Sumter Banner Georgetown Observer. "cm!~.
raucr A,y,ra,e and South Caronian, Cp!umba. will
ntasc insert the above ono" week f,r SIX WEEKS ana
r,rwar, their arroln,s to me n lancasleryille
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s B Emmous, Rogers & S. Ell Cunning 4
Co, Hon D Barnes, d, B Il A., B Julian, A W
Buis, ] Winges, r, Mr., Winchester &. S, Bal
lytl H, S Adams, E Nick, Hits, Shaw&A.
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FALL GOODS,

TINE subscriber has received and now offers for
J. sale, IA large and well-selected stock of Fall
Goods, consisting Of full and complete assort.
ment of
Plain and colored NJ. ne LANES and cashu,eres
Black and coiored merinos and alpaccas
Sup English and French bonlbazines
Mohair and werSted luslres &c.
English and French mourning and fancy calcoes
French Scotch aud Lancaster mourun. and fancy
GngIams
Sap ilan and watered black dress silks
Black satin toure and national, lor ladies dresses
do and mourning spun silk. do do
Sun Irish and French popns
Rich brocade and chine silks
Plain and fancy chameleon silks
A varied and beautiful, assortment Of silk and vel
vet trimmings
Plain and black waer'd silk visseites
Frercl mane!as and black sacks. latest style
Black and colored wool shaws; ladies' cravats
Neck aud belt ribbons
Bonnet cap and trimming do
French cCrSets, all sizes
Ladies merino vests and union under dresses, long
ard short sleeves
" hie and black hose; cashmere and lama wool do
do do and colorcd cotton do. all sizes
Misses white and mixed cold DO from 10 IL rs
great variety of Napoleon and oher new styles
do standing do
do mourning do
do breakfast do
Embroidered muslin collars and cuffs
Puff musin sleeves; infants wasls all sizes
BiaCk and white lace yeiis
Embroidered and scnll' pped linen lawn h'd'kls
Ladies'. gents and childlen's linen carnbric do
Superior French kid gloves, all sizes and colors
Ladies and misses black and colored silk do
a large assortment of thread cdging and inseriings
Swss and cambrc muslin trimmings
Plair: and tg'd swiss and urgard muslins
Swiss, nook and null do
i'iain, figured and cheek cd cabrc do
Superior black and cnior'.d bro,dclohs
do d" French Docskin
Plaic mixed double miiIed Satilets
Black aud c"iorrd cash.rereti., FIR boys wear
Gents fg'd Cashmere aud silk ves ings, very rich
Black baralhca and s1In do
Boys aud youths toilet do
Drah moleskn for hunting coats
Black six ana beaver hats. latest fashions
IN entirely new sly! %: plain and fancy cravats
I.oudnu and Paris meek tics
A large assortment ui ready made shirts
Merlnu and shaker flannel shirts and drawers
Shaker knit stir!S and drawers
Super buck aud drgSkin gloves; driving do
Fine ki, gloves ali SIZE
-AL>o--
A large assortment { English and Welch fannels
''warranled mol tn SHRINK
Fine red, blue and yellow Hanneis
FIic cuiored TO Tor sacks and ci'Idren's wear
Cheap red d. for servants wear
-A..>u-
London duifl Blankets, {" all qualities
F!nc whitney AID rose bed do
PLAIN and ;wI,lei negro blankets
White and colurcd saddle do
DOMESITCS.
Irish and Scotch fronting linens and lawns
PillOwcase md sheeiIng linens
Bicache. aun brown table damask and diaper. all
widths
BieacieJ aud unbleached table cloths, all widths
Rich daIask duy lies and table napkins, all siI2s
Russia aud bird eye diaper;
Hlcka5ack and scotch DO
liussla sheetIy: dOwaSS
B!eached and brown hollands
Col"red worsed table cover, all sizes
Embroidered piano DE-; centre table and toilet do
-hLSo-
B!eacEed and brown sheetineS. Of various widths
DO da honespuls, of all qualities
from 64 to 3l4 cents per yard
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Corn, Flour and Bacon.

1000 sacks CORN, two bushels each
200 bbs. Baltimore supertine Flour
rs hhds. prime Bacon Sides
A. regular supply of the above received from
Baltimore, and for sale by
... THOMAS J. KERR,
Atlantic Wharf, Charleston, S. =.
sopt 81, 76 et'"
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The ,nlls contemplated wou!no. amour, 10 the veal
and tear of wagons, gear. &c on the ordinary roads.
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Notice,
New Steam Boat Robert Martin.

NSH StSSui SSpat AhVuSlt AAoltlu'
TsNHE new Steamer Rober! Martin. Captain
L George Mansfield. will commence her regular
.rrs betw cen Charleston. and Camden, about the
first of October. stopping at ali The intermediate
landings or the river both coming and going.
Shippers may rely upon rronntneSs, mud at as
,ow rates as can he sen by any ether cor,eyamr.
For freight applyto II. LEVY Son
Agents, Camden
Sent Of 1850 81 2m
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A large stock Of
NEG HS ID CLOTHS.

Consisting OF Suu'hcrn Twill: Georgia Plains;
Linseys; Kerseys; Blankets; coarse Satinets, &c.
All Of winch will be sold on the most liberal
lerI,s.
13'I also continue 10 purchase cotton, corn and
other country produce, Tor which the hest mar
ket prices w De given.
E.. MATIESON.
Get g. 50 St
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JUST RECEIVED,
Asupply off. Durand g. Co.'S.
CELEBRATED FRENCH BITTERs.

Warranted certain tor DysTcrsin. Weakness of
the Stomach and Want Of Appetite. Weakness of the
Chest and Fever and Aglc." II is also n pleasant
Beverage, in liz pure state, and may he drank with Wine
Spirits without nj ail ininiring lis medicinal qualities
May he had by the single hottie, Of
:. BENSON. Family Grocer.
J. llAKRlS. Dckab Street.
w. G. MOORE, Family trorrr
Camden. Sept. o. II swGm
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4 large assortment nf thread edgng and ihseriings
Swiss and cambrc muslin trimmings
PlaE and igd Swiss and urGandi muslins
Swiss, hnuk and null do
iIan, figured and cheek cd cabric do
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An HONOR woRrnLY BEsTowED.-By the report below,
il will be seen that the Philadelphia College OF Medicine
have conferred their honorary degree upon Hon. Thomas
H. Averett, member Of Congress from Virginia.
COMMENCEMENT or THE PHnADELPHA CoLLEcE OF
MEpicNE-The first OF the annual commencemenis Of
our medical nsutions-that of the philadelphia College
OF Medicine-ook place to-day, March ID at noon Al
the Musical Fund Hail. The smiling inviting weather
with which March opened favorable to the exhbi-
ton The admirable condition of the hall, too, Afforded
pleasure all present. while the music by Breters band
was charming II is really surprising 10 witness the in
in these commencements The audience very large.
and OF the respectable character The hall pre-
scented attractive display OF beauty aired in the fash
ions Of incpient spring. and everything passed of de-
lghtfully
The degree Of Doctor OF Medicine was conferred upon
twenty-five young gentlemen.
The honorary degree was conferred on the physicians
whose names and the names Of the States which they
belong, are subjoined: Dr. Robert McLimont, Maryland
Dr. Thomas n Averett. member Of Congress, Virginia
Dr. Henry f. Perry Virginia. PhiIodeiphia Bulletin.
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MEErrEG IN HALIFAX, vrRGIxIA I'VE understand that
the meeting previously called for Halifax court for the
purpose Of considering the great question of the day be-
tween the North and the South, and of taking proper
steps the appointment OF delegates the Nash
vile Convention accordingly held on Monday last
In the absence Of the Official account. which we had
hoped to ecsve in time for todays paper we may state
that the meeting, which was irrespective of party, wal
said to be large and enthusiastic, and fully determined
vndicate the rights OF the South Richard Logan ESQ
presided, and the meeting was addressed BY Messrs
rournoy, Edmunds, Purkins, and others Resolution
were adopted favoring the Nashville Convention ant
another meeting 10 called for the next court to appoin
delegates to district convention, which, in conformity
with the legislative resolutions will be Empowered to an
point delegates 10 Nashville Donpiie Regiasr March
Halifax is Of the largest counties in Virginia
UNios.l
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THE UNION.

is seventy months has had In al thsf time about four
years Of war. IL has national debt lHear, heal.
There just now four Ave millions Of existing de-
fcsncy meAns Of paying Cd which about 20 10 pro
yided They do not incur debt without taking steps 10
pay Of again. But from i7sz 1915, period Of not
more than twenty ye years. under your siorons consn
ton, with your hereditary House OF Lords, with the Com
representing the lords and the people, tchee1 we
have added TO national debt than $50 million
pounds sterling. lShame, shRme In America they have
lew compared with what have they have not the
interest OF that enormous debt pay and they have NOT
enormous standing and hset 10 scour every sea.
and TO bully and insult every lCheers They
have army no greater than pay for IN Canada NJ this
moments and therefore they free from the interest OF
that debt and free from the amount OF seventeen OF
eighteen millions which pay annually for our peace
armaments And bear in mind that, although In America
vored sect for the purpose of nsueng the people In mo-
rally and religion there evidence 70 shew that the
people Of the United States oil America not at least
moral and religious and much better educated than the
people Of this country ICheers And they have less
paupersm. and ess crime than have; and they have
less Of that which Is standing disgrace 70 the constitution
OF England-hey have less of instruction.
With such evidences before them that the principles Of
free trade are guiding the people Of England gradually
but surely to republic, founded "peaceable. wise,
and enduring democracy" are the people Of America
prepared TO take rstrograde step toOards The despos
of pripaeged classes and monarchy, by increasing the
taxes OF The people, that il may strengthen the hands Of
monopoly-that the weak may be made weaker. and
the potent powerfuli Such is the avowed design
Of the conservative or federal party in pos
session Of the governmental design which we trust
and believe viii bs frustrated by intelligent and en-
lightened people.
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.


00Mr. HKHns NJ Lawns ofMoassomay, AHbsns p our ssa
travelling agent Tennessee assisted by MT D.
b. BEErr
0Ms IsRAKL q. JAnEs, No ls2 South Tenth street. r.ns,
pha general travelling agent assisted BY Messs a
wHppLx VIZ H. WEIp o. n. p. srKn Jons CoLISs, JAArs
DsKRrrs, A. Krnx wELIIssros, A EyAss, JAAn cLAAk'
JoHx W. ALLKx, and r. LooxE-
D-Mr O. w. JAmEs, No Harrison street, cineinnsu, ONO,
general travelling for the western states Assisted ~
r. smIrH, I. DEsr, JAsos TArLoA,J W
Lock-, ". RAMSAY, and @. srEIsAAS
0y-Reesipls from either Of the above win be E0pd.
ayoIrxYB PAInEE receive advertisements for
the Union York. PhAdelpha and Boston, and receipt TOT
payment the same.
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From what hear, 4 understand that our consul has
repeatedly nsulfed by the governor and popuiace
even his house and IL IL deemed necessary by
Captain Ward, that American man-o-war should be
stationed for the defence OF the dignity and
rights Of country II is said that occasion the
governor the American consns house, and. after
searching from top bottom, insued his wife In the
aggravated manner; and they also followed him 10 his
cooniry seat, and. with drawn sword, demanded thai
he should Immediately leave the county, Such the
repors here and give them FOR what they worth.
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Ltsslrs Iaving Aee, No. Sez.--Prses 1sk cesss.
oorrxrrst
l. Cufrcr Bells shi1cy-Edinburs Review.
q Natural History of Man-Qnsrtefy Review,
2. White Ladies' Plsce-Chsmberss Journal
4 Condition Of the Jews IN EUpt-Chambersf Journal
s. sion--Unknown.
O. Winter scenery--Chnstan Register
Z. Cape Of Good Hope-Com Advertiser.
g. A Scene In Comf-Loussie Courier.
q. a Nasurssts Note Book BcaversFrssers Magazine
Win poetry and notices Of Bew books 81 =
wAsmrsros, December "a, 1886
periodical journals devoted literature and science,
sboupd IN Europe and In % country this has appeared 10
indeed The exposition oniy
hserHue of The Enx~h language but ns BY m In
includes pofrnfue Of
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