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ARRIVAL OF STEAMER PACIFIC.


NEW YoRK July II, IL P. Mrhe Pacific arrived at 10
O'clock She sailed rum Liverpool the 9th inst, OF
o'clock Is minutes On the l7th off Cape Pine broke her
crossai port engine. On July 18th, at P NJ, passed
THE MARKETS.-The market for Cotton is in faro oil
The buyer quuabe decline Sales of The three DAYS
1000 bales 5000 Of which taken speculation and
for export. The sues on Wednesday were s. 900 bales
Flour unchanged, at steady rates Corn is In fair de.
mand Prime yellow al 25s.; white, 80 Bis.
The money market is unchanged. Consols fraction
lower On Wednesday they closed e6h TO 81. American
stocks unchanged.
The Manchester market is very dull.
The Pacific brings Iii passengers.
ENGLAND.-Beyond the passing through committee Of
the bill to substitute house tax Tor the windo" tax and
little sqnabbe tor the vne for 100000 FOR secret service mo-
ney and the introduction bill authorize Parliamentary
elections be taken by vote by ballot nothing has been
done in Parliament since ~ sailing Of the Asia.
The royal commissioners the executive committee and
large party Of distinguished foreigners in the
country invited by Mr. Brown, NJ. P, 10 dine with him
board American Atlantic the 18th instant
The affair promises to be magnificent
Peabudy's entertainment 10 the American minister, July
4h passed off with great eca and onored by The
sencs great number of the highest rank and fashion
FRANCE.-1he report Of NJ. DeTocquevi!le relative to
the revision of the Constitution will be presented 10 the As
sembly to-day, the 9Th Ii the all engrosng topic. The
President has returned Paris after having been wei recev
ed Beautos &c. The commercial accounts favorable.
The manufacturers have large London orders. Raw elk is
advancing The Bouise ia dull. Elves 9if 45c 94f 55c
have resigned in body Count Mulcke has been charged
10 form Cabinet
CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.
Latest dates are TO Nav 3st. The is unsatisfactory
reported the frontier The British invariably
full. The mails between King WilIamaown and Graham
Town. containing Government dispatches have been twice
captured
The excitement at Capeiown the reported removal OF
the seat of Government the frontier increasing.
Mr.. Monate is among the Paci6c's passengers
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

From Nash d Woodhose have received Nos. 49, 90 81
and % (Which with American appendix completes the
wo) Stephens Farmers Guide scientific and practical
agriculture Scott e. Co., New York We have before
spoken in high of this invaluable work on agrcutu.
raj SCIENCE which should be in the hands OF every practical
Farmer in the United States 1t comprises two Royal &C.
volumes in 1000 pages, with 600 wood cuts and ID
engravings see-prce in numbers ST. in volumes bound
In the best style Of embematic gilt muslin, ST.
Blaekleood for June and tho North British Repieu for May
Leonard Scot, & Co.'S Rcpublica,ions) full of excellent
articles Of varied ineres, and instruction In the former
may refer the pquant and entertaining paper the
"Phlosophes and ComedenHes the continuation of Bull
wers "My Novel; deeply interesting tale of ction-and
fine review of "Eschylus, Shakespeare and Schiller mark
ed with taste and discrimination.
The North British has also many admirable articles such
as France since s5 Coppereld nnd Observation-Disclosures
and Thackeray. Experiments OF Baron Reichcnbach and
Dr.. Mayo in Animal Magnetism, public libraries &c.
J. w. Randolph has sent edition OF clever nov
ell Ecarte or the Salons of Paris by Major Richardson
author of "Wacousta" Though few passages are
little highly coIored and glowing the work por,ray
with great power, the vices Of fashionable life especially
gambling The picture of Paris is eke and the narrative
has all tho attraction Of romance-Dew & Davenport New
York.
We are indebted to Morris & Brother for handsome vol
ume of 4l6 pages, published BY H. HoblzelI, wheeling
the printing done in Philadelphia. 1t is entitled History
of the Early Settlement and Indian Vars Of Western Pir-
gind embracing account of the various expeditions
the West prcvins l795-aso, biographical sketches of
COL Ebenezur Zane, Major Samuel McColloch (who took
tho famous leap on horseback from the heights of
Wheeing-a view Of which is given in woodbury. Lewis
Wezel, Gen. Andrew Lewis Gen. Daniel Brodhead Capt
Samuel Brady, Col. VIM Crawford and other distinguished
actors in border wnrs-lustrated by wood
cuts The author Of Ibis book Wills De HAS, correspond
ing member Of the Mnry and New York Historical So
ciees and In office Washington. The incidents
counted seem to refer particularly North Western
than the whole Of Western Virginia. We have had time
glance only few pages but the style to be
simple ind pcrspcuous and the narrative deeply interesting
writer well known for his and extended geo.
graphical STATISTICAL knowledge pays the following high
tribute through the National Inegencer TO Mr. De Hass's
book:
This work, comprising the recital Of the most important
incts ana names Of many Of the principal actus the thea
ire OF which treats be read with intense interest 1t
IL snch WORKS which teach the generation what
cost ne parents TO them tho rich inheritance
enjoyed BY the living generation Here in the pages Of
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER AMERICA

THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ceedings in Parliament-Ih French Assembly. J'c:
HALIFAX, July o.
The steamship America arrived here this evening,
with Sc passengers amongst whom is the Lord Bishop
of Nova Scotia
Head winds prevailed throughout, the passage.
The steamer Humboldt landed the mails at Cowes on the
Queen vc,orias visi, in State the two Italian opera
houses eugrosses public attention.
The receipts of the exhibition tho tn E3 0UO
MARKErS.-Cotton throughout the week has been dull,
and prices of all descriptions have given away American
ordinary mlddlng has declined sd, and The better quall-
tics are lower than on the previous Friday The sales
The week "a 00O bales Fair Orleans Sd Bowed, 5xd;
Mobile, SD The Manchester market Is inanmae, and
tendency against the seller.
Bresdstus-Four is in rather better demand and prices
slightly improved Western canal 2ls Sd; Ohio 20 Cd; els
81; Philadelphia 2ls 2ls Cd.
There is fair inquiry for a, the EQUATIONS BY the Pa
c6 Wheat in better request nnd prices tending upwards
d sSd IS 3d. white and mixed So a IS Cd.
The state of business generally Is que.
English funds acknowledgements closed " TO VS. being
an advance Thursday.
The Sandman loan declined cent since the first issue
American stocks unchanged, except that Government
nave advanced cent; Pennsylvania IS declined
per cent; Maryland sterling bonds quoted SO 60
Tho returns Of the Bank of England show decrease In
bullion during the week of over one hundred thousands
and exporters $4,000.
The avre cotton market the 10TH sues OF 800 bales
decline Of to francs Very ordinary Oleans 50 francs
ENGLAND.-The Ministerial defeats in Parliament on
Tuesday, respecting the vote by ballot and TAX on At,o
aeys produced no practical effect.
Nothing occurred except the final passage through the
House of Commons the bill repeating window tax and
substituting house tax.
Humess relative Sir James Brooke was defeat
ed.
Cardinal Wiseman has been worsted by action at labor
at Mersey.
The poatoe rot is prevailing in ireland to
FRANCE.-M. De Tocquevle presented to the Assembly
the report Of the committee revision of the const,u-
1on His report strongly favos an entire revision of the
constitution LII remarkable for its mpartiay and
dor.
General Fabier will propose motion for eecting Con-
stituon by univ ersa suffrage. The debate on the report
takes place July IA.
The Council of State by of Is against have
tied the responsibility of Executive power in conformity
with constitution provision of which renders # high
tenson for the President subyer the 45h article Of
constitution.
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IMPORTANT FROM CUBA.

PronnnriameniO a. Puerto acknowledgement Struggle
The Government Troops Repmsed- Revolutionary Forces
Retired 10 the Mountains.
By the steamer Cherokee, arrived at New York Mon.
day ash from Havana the 7th have indications Of Sc
rious troubles in the interior Cuba letter from ava-
na July To- saws:
sour community mas had another period spasn OF en-
cenen caused by reports from Puerto Principe OF pro-
nunamso oy hve Or six hundred Of The people, who II was
said had organized themselves for resistance retired TO the
mountains io the purpose of better Defence and put price
upon the head Of the military governor of lhe District he
should MOI comply win certain demands which had been
women Ia Boomer are said to be In the field with ar
mo. buckcd on ready To dn or die
A Letter dated the lfth saws.
alt seems be !ay conirmot that IN the 1,h of July
at Pherl" fhcipc Inc o"ne and sinew OF the land pro-
nounced against the Govenmcn, and put defiance the
rnup They were attacked on The h of y and the troops
were repnsed with loss killed and wounded % which
shows c desperate character the struggle and confirms
the number as having been at least five or six hundred
They have retired 10 the mountains and nut themselves in
position or d:oce il ia said with uni,as and 1auter.i
10 mint ia hcns "ss-"sng with them tc lever Of civil
zaon printing press SO much Cor the first struggles Of
the child
Ont towns have followed the lead and i, few dsvs the
whole Eastern portion OF the Island OF Cuba will be in
state OF revolution and in sixty days perhaps Creole desr
ny will be determined The Government been sending
troops Mananzas the past week but il seems thew did
call there, as something urgent pressed them East
ward.
The affair is alluded in the government, Manor, Of hie
morning but II Is supposed that whole story is MT ,
and that thrown oil 10 aay public a,nrehon.in here
Two ensass from the EG,ed Sates are spoken Of as be-
ing the head OF this outbreak from leading strings and
b'yone whichls one o; the usual purposed MISTAKES Of
the authorities.
Two creole youths educated in the Uued States were
the gathering. and n5a5y mainly instrumental in opening
the crybut there Americans I'M in Nh.
The immediate nf this movement, reals with the new
y appointed military Governor by several lyanncs and
oppressive acts.
The Puser Of the Cherokee says that il is runnred that
havana mao oeen placed Under Martial law, owing
outbreak.
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aMERICA.-By WM. CULLEN BRYANT.

aMERICA.-BY WIN. JULIEN DhfAHI'
Here the free spirit of mankind, at length,
Throws lis last fpltcrs off; and who shall place
Admit 10 the giants unclaimed strength,
Or cast hi, swfness in the TO- ward rece ;:, o
Far like the comets way, through infinite space
Stre1ches the long ultraviolet path ofEght
Into the depth of ages we may trace
Distant, the Frightening glory OF its flight,
Till the recedng rays are lost TO human sight.
Europe is given prey to sterner fates,
And wriIhes in shackesi strong the arms 'aa' cuaiN
To earth her struggling multitude OF sta.es;
She, TOO, is strong, and might not chuie IN saiu
Agains, them, but might cast 10 earth the tram
That trample her, and break their iron nel;
Yes she shall look on brighter days anu gam
The need of worther deeds; the moment SET
To rescue and raise up draws ncar-ou' IS ho' ye'.
But thou, my country, thou shalt never fal,
Save with thy children thy maternal care,
Thy lavish love- thy blessings showered OF all
These are thy feters-seas and stormy alt
Are the wide barrier Of thy borders where,
Among thy gallant sons that guard thee wei,
Thou laughs at enemies; who shall then declare
The date of thy deepfounded strength, or tell ~
How happy in thy lap the sons OF men shall dwell!
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For The Enquirer.
"FIAT JUSTITIA."
if Of Jfferson"-E His rliblic and prirdfc lDc

Randas Life Of Jferson" His public and pirate sye
aud habits.
The pubIic character AIR. J,ioson belongs to the coh
y his private character is The property OF his personal
friends and relations. But when the latter is assaled Tor
The purpose OF inlung The iurmc then ceases to be F
,atc property, bui accuIlts also hii of the public.
Perhaps who has lived received so large
OF abue-nor have the principles, taught und p"c
Used By any MAN whose history IS kn"wiI been ~ TuW
,i:n! as The "JerrsJn!an djcir!nGs. Lung after y"
rss:s Editors, ad grnraii"s Vel 10 come alter Us, s!
awe gone 10 the spi'it lGnd these principles vi" 1--we IN
thr hearts and affections Of mankind. Time will add 10 Their
srnlh ntnluucss and justice" and in alter tines hs H0T
rrn will say Of Them E,lu Perpetual. Mr. Jefferson lived
uuss and YET, up his day, Tie night :" man IL Sci
government had been successfully eum'aed
To ne "Apusc oi Liberty we indebted for having
sulyrd ubc, established the iuct, that man Is
r,urbr of self government" So firmly is that truth
established that in ths the number daily
diminishing elsewhere-~il openly render themselves
diou: by denying it, There are many h~t'er, VINO never
and will forgive its authDr and hence the many
attempts destroy his private character MIR Jefferson has
b.cn charged vita every offence against the laws 81 Uod
and man, which malice and hatred could Invent Ia MS oaY
se charges had but little if effect hun. The Su9e
and Philosopher used that chose who made theii'
d moi know him they were abusing some Ideal person. h'
hin, Since his dcall those who Knew hun Intimately anu
knew The entire purity Of his private HE his s'tt morality
his sioua Of mind, his christian acts and MS noble
and hUnurabe bearing when uvefInkeh by pecuhiaS oh
bIs have nrUorne To defend him from lIe many WAC s"
Ter. and which had been made u9ans
MIN knwng they did how false lhey were But al i"s
il has uecune duty which cannot De delayed q" oisfegalo
"a IL Iu,lce The great Republican party; and congratu-
e yyu and through you every -nd Of truth md Justice
mai il knoun. An able impartial aud truthful history vi
III Iti.rsuns public private life and habits will Sc N
in n authentic FORM which will scatter 10 the Winds
Very dsrpputaule charge which has ever been made
i son.sr 10 form which admits =" no denial OF lis truth
In,s ha-ty traced by who never saw Nj Jet
arsun and in way connected win any o his family;
they have caused by seeing the attack lately
made by Wing, and your complete defence ry are
' ',J"I ,nirndrd rs an "AVANT COURRlEG."
Essex County, lltl July, ISL.
Is il asking too Of the Democratic press throughout
The cuurtry, give the nbOvc place !
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Photographed for the Richmond kc9E.sI,. .y o.
new IySK wy
Cotton haa declined to-day. Flour II ,I'S EAR. =
virr, but prices continue at last quotltiois MA
81 cents. fr,Y g.
The Caraaa sailed today, hag!re on bear o. '3''''
and ID 600 d J.gs in specie. , r,~. >.
The Native American State Con:.ri!"i. ne, r. 7sa
utter passing resolutions favorable 10 the I'm sac
the Union, Gcciutd II incxGrdent TO noh'''
ticket ana thea adjourned sine de ,-.Y .!
BAtrrAoaE' - y.tiy
Four hundred hbls. Howard street Hour "':t '
al 81 n l2 500 City II ut 81 "A - u;ch. when
FIRE-A destructive FIRE occurred here i's' r. Sog'
consumed Bakers extensive drug "-'ah,!,. g,s-r
Chures s.rs, : and iamne several other on't 70 -
los. is estimated al $50 0O0 which ne was ~ mo
amount vt s1i, 00Q Other Losses amounted "
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POETTCAL.
From the Boston Post
SYNn


awav from the city's heat
way from the noise and throng-
An,v from the dust Of the crowded street
Come TO this vale of song.
Come where the crickets call,
And The beetles hum is heard,
while in hazle corse and moss frlnged wall,
Marbles the wild wood-blrd'
The pine trees throw their shade
Afar on the mountains side,
And down in the velvet glade
The purling waters glide.
The star flower and the fern
And the white lip daffndl
Near where yon rocks tho stream inurn,
With the gentlan blossoms STILL
Then come, ere the summer wanes
To this vale OF fragrant bowers
Come where the white thorn oio"s ano 'e'sN
Queen of the silver flowers.
Blue Ridge, Virginia.
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VERY INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON
Y. k...,L .. M-,

7
The Gardiner and llea-s CiginS, DC ,,
W.sHIxG-oS, july 21. lsjl.'Ihs Efforts which as ,.,
E.ie in crrtin QGaTtes tn indnc" This g"veFih''
u. yico to- recognise the Gary grant across IT." -
Tt,uuntcpec will amount 10 nothing. The ''''. Lew.
err men, firm IN is Lrtcrn.nanu 10 mas ~ i,s
arr .g.llcnls win any c0niTHry. bat ha' ah'' = MI:
Willingness to enter into rTclry upon the r1" . ,r,,
II. Nv with New Granaim ana The Clayton a.1 c
IT. .iy with regard 10 N.caracui McHco tt.eS ) =,
li"na! highway across the lsthmu-. and IS" f'-. -.
,s.s:;i Uu!G which docs tot prcsen; ms '1''
BIZ :. ..s,re -
me papers in the Of Gardiner cni aiea's1 III ~
mr. D: red so maj GN may beirausmti 20 hAS ;,,r,
Pr -..i,ni will despatch some competent person" g.
t.se. to collect all Ike facts bearing upon ihcf SIr
TN !, before the II is supposed tia! bt!'"
Green will be sent. The trial will BIZ postpOne' Va "
sitting. linz ;rr:
The Secretary Of the Interior Intend. ap2Imn;. Fla
twenty-five additional clerks in the Pension ''.''
opening for Democratic Flrgirians.
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Alta Railroad meeting in Petersburg on Saturday evening"
il was announced that hundred thousand dollars had
been subscribed by citizens of Pecrsbug for the recon-
strucrion Of The Raeig and CASTOR Rail Road and COM
nitter of seven appointed as delegates 10 meeting o
stockholders at Henderson. n. c., On the 22i inst.
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;yd octave haze, with az t'e las, so y,
" ~; n;r,mrc Of The heroic agc OF most i'iP'
Of the GREAT WEST. , 49,, mind n realz alton of the
I Us ,nnurrs und vulrnt deaths, wnI 90 ~ can
~ o p and nIien uii reazrd in one aay' Was
OF % , and urrsrnt. We have IN tha and
l. f h nv , West picture of war in ~n'ch :; t n
~ Ill.,, 'e '. me most frequent victims, ago ~ e
:n G:i f rbe s,me region contrast nor @.''e .I"
~ v,. The bcsi feelings Of The hu'a near i
hook deserves, as II III! - '' y DARBY.
neral reading. r. -, .,oss md
v;,i,Ds mast be gr!ufed TO read oil Tie p'o"esS ano
,n. ynes of nc early settlers Of 50 lOuTisi'!ns portion
ut our State. &c TIA International
u,rs & Brother have also sent US 'Ee !n'eraa''o!a'
,,, u,uozine for July abounding IN ARTICLES from uoe
49,. ,d various iustmiions-aso the July NO. OF the
;, Io,rnp of the Medicn Sciences, edited oy Ut.
I.. u,vs-philadeIphia Blanchard & Lea.
Tn me Duhlishets D. Appleton Co., New York. we are
,tah,sd for The First Book Of Oratory new collection
IS Eac,s in Prose- Poetry and Dialogue from Distinguish
= ,oric,n and English Orators, Dsines and Poets In
.Id;o sn.cmens of the coquence OF statesmen OF the
,.o-an, dav By Edward c. Marshall NJ a. The selec-
ons good and the book well adapted Tor The use OF
schools. I..s----
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The Democratic Convenriun Baton Rougs, LOUISIANA
have nominated A. G. Penn, Esq, uhe prescott meTbeJ 10
represent The Sd Congressional District GA the ISL ballot
he received 81, and Judge Alonz1 Snyder, votes
They also nominated Col Porter the candidate Tor Au-
ditur of Public Accounts.
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HEAVY RECEIPTS.-The receipts from customs at the
por, If New York during the last week amounted
sl,0i6 994,e0
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GOOD BUSlNESS-7hc Times, in Cincinnati! says
there is house in That city in which fifteen or twenty pro-
cssona street beggars reside They average from hve TO
ten dollars day each and pass their nights in revey and
dcbuuchery; all being utle bodied men and women out
when on, begging irirn lnmcness in variety OF ways
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John Louder the Virginia countecer, who was arrested
at Louisville, KY few days ago, and carried 10 Mays
vile 10 await the requison of the Governor Of Virginia
died suddenly Goddard House in that city The Mays
Vile Eagle says that suppose he died Of cholera Others
that he took poison.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-08-26
QUENINE
SPICES
A CARD.

n CAkD.
TINE undersigned having purchased the stock
l. of Drugs, Chemicals. Paints, Oils, Dye
StutfS, &c. &c. Of the Estate Of lanes r. Nc
Kan, finds on hand, aud will continuH to keep a
very general assortment Of ali articles in the above
line In the selection OF these articles, especial
care has been taken that they should be nj tic
rrry best mai"rial, and the freest fran ad,airire
md aduheraiioa, Lat could be procured, aud the
undersigned pledges himself To Use his ui,n'st en-
deavorS to preserve unilnlaired the high and DE-
serred reputation Tor The rHri'y OF It's Medicines,
which this irruse has, Tor sn long time, enioyed
Erery article soH by ham, Shdt! BE- wiat il pnr-
porls 10 be.
Hi prices shall be moaerat.-as low as Mcd-
zines selected with especial reference TO YNu'iiy
can be sold
To approved AM punctua! customers. tie usual
credit " i! be extended
A Id ge addition to the present stock has been
nrderc and is daily expected.
THOMAS J. WOREM>N.
August H. I'll It
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$500 ReWQrSl,

ESCAPED from the Jail of kershaw District,
IL S. g., OH Monday 14th of July last, Mr.. Sam
ue j. Love, who was convicted of the murder
of Mr.. Robert ]. Lester at Spring term, 1851
Said Love is about feet inches high, and about
90 or q years ofage, rather dark hair and of a
sallow complexion, and has rather down cast
look. with rather dark grey eyes, with some of his
front teeth rather decayed, said Love isa carpen-
ter by trade.
Twill give theFabove reward to any person who
will appehend the said Love and lodge him in any
Jail in this State, or one hundred and fifty dollars
for his safe confinement in any Jail in the United
States, so that can get him.
JOHN INGRAM, s. KID,
Aug. IL. 81 tf
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WATEREE HOUSE.
(LATE PLANIERS' HOTEL,)

}. CAMDEN, S. G.
TnE Subscriber having purchased this
l. tensive and acli known Establishment, and
having added largely to its convenience and com
fdft,6y new addition of Furniture and thorough
and complete REPAIRS begs leave TO, inform The
Public, ths, he is prepared to Entertain all who
NAV favor him with call, in a manner hitherto
unknown in the town of Camden.
He deems II unnecessary TO make any pledges,
only so far as to say that his TABLE will be sup
piled daily as well AS any in tine State attended
by polite and attentive Servants. -.
His STABLES, will be boumtiiullY supplied with
Prevender and attended by The very best Hostlers.
no paius will be spared to keep quiet and Or
derly House. "
II. HOILEYMAN.
Camden, Jure4, le3l. 40 If
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One Hundred Dollars Reward,

Uu6 HunuT6u U0IIdIS h6WdIu,
TWO MARES, one a handsome grey, quick ac-
l. tion and a tro,ter. the other Sorrel, with
white face and pacor were stolen at Savannah
by two men. who crossed the Savannah River on
Saturday, the 2lst ult., and it is supposed may
proceed westward The above reward will be
paid for the apprehension of the thieves and re.
covery OF the properly by w. b. ElLES, ESQ,
Savannah, or EDWARD WlNSLOW,
Office foot of Laurcns Street, Charleston 8. C..
July g, So 4
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Bogardsrs' Planetary Horse Power.

Bogarders' Planetary Horse Power.
FENtlli subscribers would call the attention Of
Il th"se wanting Powers, for Ginning, Saving,
or Grinding 10 the above.
They are permitted to refer to one OF our most
intelligent and practical Planters, who during two
years trial, has fully tested their efficiency and
economy. MCDONALD u COOPER.
Aug. LIST, 1851. 60 If Agents.