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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-03
The Weather-snow, &c ;, In the State OF
New York.

by MORSE LINE, OFFICE 10 WALL STREET.
BUFFALO Jan "A. NJ
Yesterday morning we bad heavy snow with hi oh
wipd from north TO west IL abated last evening bnt
has dIfted terribly The train which LETT here tor the
east at 10 A M had not reached Batavia at O'Clock
latt evening No trains arrived from the east last
night This morning it is very pleasant, the thermo.
ter being ~ degree above The drifts Of
ase immense and no train has yet arrived the
cart
P.M-This evening have strong wind from
tae west, and prospect another storm Ths ther-
mometsr is 80 degrees above The fret train Of
cars came through this Afternoon.
RoeHEsrEs, Jan 2-9A.M
Yesterday morning the weather very un peasa ut
up to 10 N, when 1t cleared of fine. The storm Of
Tuesday night has blocked the railroad track
pletely and We have had no mails from Albany since
Jesteioay morning. Ii is nov cloudy, with the wind
southw.st, and appearances OF a thaw The thermo-
meter ID "a degrees above zero The Buffalo trains of
yesterday morning have not arrived up to this time
7, M.-We have now light wind from the south
east 1t Is CLOUDY and growing colder. The thermo-
meter Is 70 degrees above zero Railroad auca-
tion If beginning onoe to a regular for m
SrRAcusE, Jan 2-1o "A NJ
The weather here il pleasant, with the wind from
the northeast and the thermometer at 16 degrees
5p The weather. at this hour. ir clear and cold
The thermometer Is lo degrees above zero.
0swEGo, Jan 30 A. M.
Yesterday was clustering day, With the wind from
the northwest, accom- nisd with some squalls.
The thermometer was 70 degrees above zero. This
morning IL is pleasant bat excessively cold the ther-
mcmetsr being only degrees above zero
Urea, Jan. 2-SA. NJ
Yesterday 1t was sunshine, cloud, and storm alter
pstely making the day very unpleasant The streets,
however, mere very lively. This morning We have .
bright, unclouded sky The wind is moderAt from
es a g ns ass Vssy 'Sa ss
rpow fslien
M-rhs weather is now cloudy, but not un-
pleasant 1t has moderated since morning. and there
Is lght wind from the northwest The sleigniDg IL
se in tbs eity but The snow Is very much driitea on
tn. country roads The thermometer STANDS at nine.
teen dsgr.ts, and the barometer is falling.
ALBANY, Jan. Is A. VI.
W. have mild northeast wind. The sky IS cloudy;
yet IL IL pleasant The Thermometer Is fourteen de-
gress above zero.
II. M.--Clear and pleasant all day. The wind is
this evening, and the Thermometer Is seventeen
ceQgces above zero.
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View Tariff Duties a, ,Iavana.
DIpARIpfNT % SIArF.
N - ~.

WAsHtNgIox. bec ~. 1850
Information has been received from John M0rland.
Esq. United States Acting Consul st Havans, that
royal order. daed at Madrid on the "a of November
last has been addressed to the supt trntendent ot tho
island 1T Cuba by witch for the yesrs there
will IN increase Of duties on imports and exports
~ ttlCNs.--
one nHd half per centum on the valuation Of oil
foreign imports
One.seventb of the rr,sent duties 70 be charged
and above what spanish imports have heretofore
paid.
FIFTY cents over and above the duty heretofore
charged box OF sugar exported, and in the same
mslner twenty i've cents per one hundred pounds OF
tobacco snd per thousand seTarr.
The tncrsHscd rates will commence 70 be laid on the
let Of February next upon goods i'm ported rom ports
~ America pting Rio De In Plata Rio de Isnero
end other ports o south America which will be from
-. Let Of prii and goods from Europe tha LIST Of
March.
The increase on the exports viii commence on the
let Of January neat
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From NJ, Hico, Yuestan, Texas, go.

bNLfIM1Nt. = IE3I.
Tnrec New Orleans mails have arrived
Ry ad vios, from Mexico to The 10th uls, we learn
hat stteapt had been made 10 assassinste Arists.
rhs m.rcsn government hsr relieved all the steamers
and passenger vessels OF tonnage duty. The contra
Jsnd business on the Rib Granic Is said to b. in
sfeasinE.
Dates from yucatsr to the "a nit, state that ths
war with tie IuSiAps is sill progressing nd the latter
are PROVING successful.
Accounts IRON Texas TO The 17th uit. give the on
't of tbe boundary bili vote aud they show
as In Avo~ ara SloT against Tha total ostsn'ibe
a. bl II rasA. ~ stated hy The Uouipt~oer to bs tl2
lUUOoO. aud ne PAR value 81 The ssue 50 sO0Ct0.
Tue yFfotct rtndeted la tue % -br ship Russia
~ New Ogiesns, "a SIS 600 against the sno Mutual
olte tiZoDO ssGast the NasByiHe Nartne, and 1900
4e iuat tse Ae- Ng.tsns Insatascs Company.
The ttrIors tpst OFCe TOOK FIRE this evening, but
aus exiting ut4ised sithout danpge
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NAshIN0ItF' 'Anuhry = Ib1I.
Ehe Board OF Naval officers sppointed TO consider
rome substitute tor fcgging have reported to tne de-
artmsnt thst they very reluctant TO give up the
cats.
Mr. whitney win address a public meeting here on
Saturday, In the National Hall explaining tho plan
sor the Pacific Railroad.
The printing quarrel between Rltehie and Rives,
rrogrea,es end queer Developments made In the
sp publication, touch the honesty o leading poll
ican unique letcrs from jackson 70 Blair nave been
pUbIi.hed which The Uoa repIInts this morning with
ordinations
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TrALtlN OpsHA HousE-iFrIRN 80 psEant. The opers
81 La fsvoita hss b. quite Fuecsssfgl. ~
iano has particularly ola ipguishsf himsslf in u.
Having fubdued much OF his sxtgayatsaos ot action,
bis place cCs.a not wtl be flled - IA "a
ed'nt. The other performers have ektred gbr 1sesra
give 20 tht optra the full eject 1~manAet hy the
music Pnrodi is expected from Philadelphia to-day,
Hrd vii AXE her ftt suoft aitN. her return lou
day uipht usxt when very crosdsd hous. may BE-
Anticipated We ADVISE ali sucsrs lovers OF musie 70
hear fsioti without ielsy The prices such
as t. invite every citizen to epJoy the ertat peesos
tions 81 the artist Tickets only dollar and
uity cents each, With extra ohsrrr for lscuriss
teats TIE smphhestre o. ,kets ar hY eeuts eaes IL
Il raid that NJ. hGuser the great vtoiinist who ar
rived On New Years Day, has been engaged A. the
UItra Hou,e and ~ soon apr there The will be
smother musical event Of iinportsncs. There VIII he
nc opera night.
CHatstrs MissrREts 5 Tt In fcarcely .necessary to
tay mere than that this band give. entertainment
IBIS evening They have 81 fastened themselves N ths
gt0d oIirtCn a ths pubic thst they require eu!o
Jun ire ri us A Inc oi for u night singing. dan
ttuE. insIuusptal performances, burlesqas operas
rid various ether attractive features.
Fulcws' Nfsrtstq This sand Ia gaining every
tay ~ public iavur. the perfa man of Birch and
Rlrf. a. the bones sd tamhorine ha.s been
utpaft.e Their wtt u rich sud rucy without the
.tUocuttion ~ vnlfarty T. II Barry, the base
sWgertshse bis beneht 10 niaht he offers splendid
btil 90. aud enjoy good hearty laugh
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abe Eo,y Sovsrnor o. New York.

stn,,Y. January tsa-sPM
Tha oath u onioe sdmiuist, sei to Washington
utnt ssUoveiror, ~ he Secretary state a. eleven
o'clock tnis d oinf, ~ the hsll "a the capitol
i4te5 pant q lvFrror Uhu h has not yet arrived
fAs oat o., uhtes aao takun b. Chas. Z. Benton,
tr C-rk a. the court of Appeals sad John MAthsr,
4. Canal Gun4Fn isripusr
Duhra the uorpinv Gov. Hunt was visi ed by the
3ut.asep corps the Immst Guards, cad by sDy per-
s sections O the state Who also pa'I their
tasn.cfs - tAt OF eers Oh the eA.e 10 Mayor Town
aua otntr0. Ia the afternoon the Burges.e Corys
4tp.a sith the Mayor The wr-fhsr was delightful,
nd no accident occurred to the festivities of tho
laW
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Western Steamboat Accidents.

LOUISVILLE, Jan. a. 1850.
The steamer George Washington, from Cincinnati
with two barges in tow, sunk one Of them near the
mouth of the Kentucky river She, however, towedit
ashore, 1t is loaded with pork and lard The Wash
ipgton, on entering the canal, grounded the other
barge on the rocks, and 1t will be lighted off.
Tie Citizen sunk last week on the Arkansas river,
below Little Rock, and s fetal loss except part of
her machinery and upper works
The steamer Delta, No 2, sunk the 22d ult and
Is total loss she loaded with sugar and mo-
lasses No lives lost.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

AnteresuDg from Central America.
Our latest sdvicss from San Juan de Nicaragua are
to the 9th ult.
There we're about thousand returning cslifornisus
at San Juan route to the United States but there
were NO steam vessels to take them
Our correspondent sends the following intei.
gence:
OUR NIcARAoUAN CORRESPONDENCE.
SAN JUAN DE NICARAGUA Dec. 8, 1850.
ASPECT V AGabs in the Mosquito Country The Retun-
ing CaIifsrnians-hrs,.h 20 the .ameriean Flag, &c
After passage of eighteen days In the brig Indian
Queen, from New York, 1 mud myself again on the
Mosquito coast; and the change that year has
made visible as made the harbor of Ban
Juan No less than seven American vessels showed
the stars and strpes,n whilst the British
steamer infexible, showed the rival flag OF England
We iound the town crowded with Califoraans cn ths
way home, ria Realejo There are about i've hun
drsd here at present, and "ths cry IL, still they
come" One hundred came down the river yester.
day, and reported eight huadred ut the latter
sort Much dissatisfaction is sh lwn by n, pa,.sn.
gers in rot finding u ready convey aaee IRON
this place AZ they were led to believe would be the
case instead which they have the arrival Of
The Englsh steamer from Chagres to take thea there
when Trey anticipated immediate convey .nes from
or the deck passage same geo ao CAV Wssr a.a
stean-ys about? They might pay themselves aud
accommodate American citizens snxoos 20 get home,
who nov have te await an uncertain chance In the
British steamers
Affairs on shore seem 10 progrssn pgaeesby. After
the fret OF ia, nary 1851, San Juan is be free
port. but the frotectOrate IL seems, is ontinus
People were led 10 bei,ve. that By the BIlver and
Clayton treaty England abOut TO r.iuquish
her hold oi the Mosquito shore but sire h-uns the
police by a resh imI Qrtstion of 5smsi guards
tblack) doer not lock Ike it The Am erioan anA
French cit'sens desire change Of govsrnmea. here
and they will have II.
The outrage committed Capt Emery of ,bs
steamboat oius, has createa g.eat deal OF excite
m.nt here. You are already acquainted with the
facts OF the case He says The intrusion OF the police
into his private ro9m, t2rcible with
out sbsaow OF cause aad h4s n. atnsnt VAS brutal
tx the extreme. Should our Government sgnnd with
toded and ok calmly 81 TIL insult offered it,
through an rricsn citinenl
Capt Emery reports the total loss ot the Orus
the Mrchhae rapid about sixty mikes up tn. stn Juan
Sierra She wen. high and dry ou the sth November.
The Director Is iorGy niles flrthsl up Gssrls
Rio TIE 0rus is complete wreck. pne pass-ng re
come across in bupgor at pres.ut sud Far 10 will
be tine beior. the river rendered naviga-
hlr for
As purpose going 60 the uorth end in few day,
will report prosr from the luoisr co0ntry. rns
King OF a the Mosquitoes is at present from
Cape 6racios Dies to Biewnelos lie ey in
of BIitish) thith.r AMI returns by canoes
dories Ills residence Blew fields Ba-i cell, here
tor SIS $50, flour, Sga s95s aud provisions gene-
rally high Au rtvoir. r. ID. p.
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Western Railroads.

CHICAGO, January O. 1851.
Tho Chicago and Gaena railroad line have leased to
the Michigan Central Co. their right to construct the
railroad from Chicago to the Indiana State Line The
connexon with Detroit will probably bs completed du-
ri the a ming eeason
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ALsATy, jar 2, 1851.
The Cbamrlain Bsgcon 81 saturday reports that two
etmen iouBd fressn the Tuesday previous,
~ hin two miles Of the canadian boundary An Irish
.ss also found Beven to death late on the same
~ on the railway track, at Ohautssugsy. Weather
ontinues cold here, the Thermometer, this morning.
cling ct zero.
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The Ohio Convention, sc.

CINCINNATI, January 2, 1851.
The Ohio convention has rejected the section giving
power to the Legislature to repeal the charter banks
and other comp anies, by q majority oftwo.
Edward d. Mansfield has retired from the editorial
department. OF the Chronioie aud atlas
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Reported Loss of steam Propellers.

2,
There are rumors in town that the pellers apo
leon and Independence have been lost on Lake Su.
perior
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Large Cargo OF Provisions.

CINCINNATI, January 2, 1851.
The steamer George Washington to-day cleared from
this port for New Orleans with 4oo0bb pork lsoo bbs
800 kegs of lard 100 hhds and 500 tiercss ans and
2200 bbs OF -four This is the largest cargo that
left this port.
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ALBANY, january y, 1901. B.
the Csurt OF Appeals opened this day, but three
judges being absent they immediately adjourned till
to morrow.
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kidnapper Arrested.

PHtLspELPHi. January 2 ISL
George Alherti was brought up this Afternoon,
charged with Kidnapping q hoy tvo years old whose
pareIu reside II BurliI gton, New Jersey. lie vas
aouB over 10 the Of three thousand dollars to
vr the charge.
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r-aa-chuss,ts Legislature.

NNrtnHh Utn. 81, 1850.
The Ohio wis leave here Tor Nsw YOrk to mOrrop.
rhrse 81 her p.ssenkers have died here
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@AssA,Ht sIfFs LRctsIAruEh The Legi.lature ~
this ststs efseu hltd the lst instsrt Tho senate
o7psuizsd by the election ~ Henry Wilson ..
ptetl, .nt ard Chsuncey 4 Knapp clerE Na,han'e'
y terksvas eieci SPEAKER of tho Uouse ot Repre-
.eutatiyts ana LsNis J0ctlyn Clerk ~ coslittou
tie parties the officers IT the Senate are treescu,
SD tLese 20 the House democrats
Nhsrlss ". res,iee " the democratic NOMINEES fas
U0rgess IL the Second district Of New Hampshirs.
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Some legislation In regard to the gold mines in
California and the public lands and land titles In that
8. Protection of the Mexican frontiers against the
Indians, according to the treaty.
sstence 100 600 Indians OF tho praires and de-
ssrts. reduced to plunder or starvation, &c. so
We don't expect much to be done; but after New
Years day we shall certainly count upon steps In
the business Of the country We count upon the New
York mint-eomething fer cheap postagss and rivers
and harbors, st all events. Tariff exceedingly doubt
full.
WAsHroroS, January l, 1851.
The Nev YEARS. Zee and the Nev Years. Day IN
Washington, &c.
All day yesterday We had q snow storm, till sunset.
Then the storm held up, the clouds broke, the sky
opened in the west the sun shone out upon the world
giving promise
OF goodly day tomorrow
that is todayand the promise has been realized In
warm and brilliant day from sun to sun.
The Presidents reception was jana perfect jam.
The scene Is an old story. Henry Clay and General
Scott ooned up like giants in the hrong in the east
room while in ogles eliptical saloon the President
and his wife and daughter, calmly arrested ths rush
ing torrent OF the sovereign people with the greetings
OF the day
Mr.. Secretary Corwin had a substantial set out Of
roast roast beef hams stswed oyser chicken
sslsd, confectionery, and ether rsreshments
Mr Secretary Graham had u liberal display Of cakes
and wine The Postmaster General spread out very
inviting collation.. The Secretary Of War Mr.. Conrad
and the Secretary OF the Interior Mr. Stuart kept
open house, and free refres hments.
Mr. Webster's tasteful residence was also thrown
open, and, as upon all great occasions, Mr. Webster
WAS In 1un costume-biue coat metal buttons, buf
waistcoat- and Is everybody testified, looking re-
markabIy welln
Colonel Benton also kept open house, and had rush
OF yisiters equal to tie cabinet The Mayor of the
city set out regular dinner Mr Speaker Cobb, Mr.
winthrop, and large number OF private citizens
afro followed the good example of open house, and
cake and wine. 1t has been delightful day-evsry-
body was out--sverybody was ut home-snd a uni
verssl spirit of kindly sautations dispensed genial
glow upon every face of welcome and good feeling
We doubt whether New ork itself had better cele-
bratioa OF New Year ID DAY
Now, then, We hope Congress s ready to 60 to work
The decision OF the Supreme Court in the the
United States against jesse Hoyt announced yes
terday, by Justice Nelaon ia favor of government hy
which the judgment of tho Circuit Csurt ainst Hoyr
for 800 eco, is affirmed
Official Information is published, by the Department
OF State Of the increase of X per the yaus-
ten OF foreign Co Cuba from the st February
and like wise increased duties exports Of sugar and
tobacco
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ArfoivrwEvrs Nv rHE aovrRron or Nrw Yoaw 90.
Hunt has designated the following gentlsuen
to OH the plecee for which they are nsmsd.-
Private Secretary, James n Ruggiss, Messenger,
james Springfield
Mu1Apr-Ad djutant dsnersi, L. ward Smith: Judge
Advocate General Robert ~ Psuyn; Quarter master
General Charles Stetten; burg on General Howard
TovBfend; Pay master General Issao O Cotton; I'm.
sintesr IN Chief James stson Webb; Aids de Camp
Edmund A. Benedict, Robert VI. Morris, Robert d
Campbell; Military Secretary, Charles III, Adams.
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6sDIosd, That a. ateken Of our rssi,ect g Eis
memory. spd az further tsstimonai Of our grief
fsfhis loss, we. wear The usual badge Of mourning
Tor tho space of thirty days: 2 ~ ,gi,,s55 81
Reselped, Thnt we deeply sympathise with his
aftiicn.d widow aud relatives, and tender our
condolences in this, their repslable loa
ResofUed, That copy Of this preamble and
the accompanying resolutions be Furnished the be.
Ieayed family, and that they be published in the
Abbeyille Bannerf and the Southern and Western
Masenie Miseslisny. rs is:i e,
- rs: .s.s s'. ~ zy1ylLLIAMg HILL, sec'y.
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
ArrivaiOf the W Vashingten.
NEw 7 ORR; ] June Q, 1851.

~. NEw I ORB; June 2, 1861.
: The steamer w ashington iiiasa arrived
from Liverpool, having left; that port % ,s
2lst ult. { tsSs s.;
Cotton.-A favorable change h hrsported
as having taken place in cotton. On the
10th, 1000 bales we're sold on the: goth
5,0oO., 81 ss;3
.tAccousts ttomthe manufacturing distrittts
are favorable, 49, Sss,,..sEss F'f'.s'
1t has been proposed toappH the receipts
derived from the Great Exhibition in LON
don to educational purposesAThe receipts
amount to 81, 400 per diem.
The legitimists are making great opposil
ton to Louis Napoleon. s 8
The Belgium Ministry had resigned.
Contias..ll news unimportalts ssss,s
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e. ! 81
80
cos, .s g sas6 da,yk Is IS 80 - -

coat.j ,e d5s 81 kSss g - =,
and Sr - s1Mate census Thus they 20
ed naak;.H life blood away, and they will
on sucsif 9last drop is gone.
sseas asss been appointed Governor Of
s99 ripe. and is very much exasper-.
atsd iDussqu quence of. not having found out
pn,ss kept by the Patriots. An
a. nstance occurred; one evening
1T gave q pretty good idea Of the
sell of this Linerieh, aud at the
ews the estimation in which he
is hEs&Ae people. One, night some
young gentlemen having been gathered to-
gether In, the Public Square, the Governor
passed them on horseback. p Finding that
they didfnot salute him BY taking of their
hats to him, he turned back In great rage
and reproaebed them in very rude, ungen-
de manner; when one of them stepped for
ward stating that they had no intention of
offending him, but that in the darkness Of
the night they did not know him.. This an. D
peased his excellency, and he rode away
The following day, when the Governor went
to his desk, he found, among some other
papers, printed sheet requesting him, when
no rode about the streets. 80 have the cap
tain OF the garrison out before hin, With a
trumpet to announce that the master was
about to pass by, in order that all might he
prepared to take off their hats, and do hon,-
age to hin excellency; also that he should
never find out the secret press upon which
the printing was done; and rs he had piedg-
cd himself "that he would end it out before
many days or burn the sash," that the soon.
e Ms sash be committed to the flames the
better. u. y SECS I. .,,. =" -.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
Paints, OILS, DyestuHs, Window Glass,

DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
Paints, OILS, DyestuHs, Window Glass, 10.
s9-sGREENWoOD.
THE subscriber having retired ffpm practice of
medicine after ten years close applicati N to
tts various branches, now offers his services to
Physicians, Merchants, Planters, and tho public
generally, as Druggist, and. iaiters himself that
by Close application and careful investigation Of
ali articles IN his line, he will be able togive salts
faction to all who may favor him with = cali.
am now receiving, and shall keep sconaantly
ON hand, all article, in the Drug Business, viz: :.
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Putty, Surgical
Instruments, Window Glass, Perflmery,
Brushss, &c. :.
ALSO-A geod supply Of fCONFECTIONA-
RIES, PRESERVES, PICKLES, Champagne:
Port and Madeira WINES, Fancy Soa3s, &c.
-. FELIX G. PARKS, MD.
Greenwood, Jupe7 42t
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1 aeosssa aapesss STATE oonv.aso..

F.
,. =. PEEsY, HoysroH Co, May %. 1851. :
The Geetga Baptisf State Coavensios
has Just dnshed sits business, after session
Of fopr daya AmdHg its various matters Of
isnfsetaht Ousiness, was the election Of a
Boafd OF 4fustess of Mercer University.
whosA fupdsd endowment 81 Sl20.OO0.
and ThecsogicL fund of $50, 900, ars en-.
Trusted % tbis Convention. Besides these.
there are two other incorporated Academies
belonging % The Convention. with Iibar,i
AadoNmSntss upnards sof 100000 for "a
4cationL and rbeseyolent objects. thss 1xssY
pssd t6foph iis batfiissIls 6f he TfaaSsk.p,
asniiilc = 4 ttacsi cebasliittsea. 81 whie2
Ia vsd, i, bin The bounds d. f.ths
Ale pusebst of Asso.
3 81 IL ( s M. vas
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Tailorlngi Tailsrialg q

kuWGpHoyALLk, bs Vs 3:
THE snbscsibsrs respectfully inSerm the eitissrs
Ab6ssi lie ard Tho public gsnefalIy dat
thSy Will keep q good aasefttnenth of spring snd
;sanmss tpode es ksn5, si,isstle foe5 5HenlsswsSx
SAsd being desross to pFonasse splhera pasqfas.,
tpss. 10 hsys nads ;ssIsa.g .so P0t sp
~ - sthsF err 70 ksafht u aiy skxts fFa
4 @ tye gusssa cad lbstssepsf
g gsE = ,l a
|4 sSt d 800 ef0,O6
ST. 49, n 90 4oQ
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BOTANIC MEDICINEs.

: BOTANIC MEDICINES. .4.
fHe subscribers offer for sale large qlapsty of
H., Choice Botanic Medicines as cheap as
can be purchased in tho South. Warranted 10 be
fresh and pure. rA
ALsO-A supply of sYRINGEs and other
Medical Instruments
ALsO-A fine lot of CONFECTIONARIEs,
cheap. w. H. SIMPSON e. co.
Midway, Abbeville Dis, 8. C. June7 I'm
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1851-06-07
To all Whom e ,nav oonoer,

To all Whom It may Concern.
NOTICE is hereby given to all persons (if any
~ there boy claiming as heirs Of Levi Branson
deceased, of North Carolina, that they appear
before the 25th October next, as OH that day wo
will divide the amount in our hands, duo the es.
tate Of said Levi Branson.
b. L. POSEY, Attorney.
Juno z, 1851 THOS. l. HILL, Assignee