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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-09
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pdnihen mir Die Sorbtnbttr, rarouf aufmGtiom gu
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-09
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9emuntct oUrtb cine fhmsitclbafte Gpmmu.
nicaticn fur ein tfsntitss 8latt, u.o oas
mad berigs 3ueccn rirIer msiner 8rcunce
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ifrebcn fcin. rir Nfitten itns5 Gmts5 auf
zine Qctreue, 9emiiTenDafls uno unPatteciitc
Bsifs auSjufu1rsn.
gn!0nnct s. QIGeIt.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-09
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Gin Ssrtttbt ausiuprcn9n, cnoe btr frtpjui9tn rSmc
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cbr. uno rGbtr nib CT ron ptni9 Guecn fir s FIN
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itrFen, etnu ale rsirpil9s GaupiPalIR PltbW Fbtr
bis alr SR0hI @anrleatn,
Sin Scmpernt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-09
SSO0rSilt0 I'M 20uO.

Cine SamiIe Don Swci pufonen BON
philadelphia CGrwablent) phnfben bsi
elmer u meriPanif6en Samilie. uno
Dem 9i9cntblmsr Der Sauerri w0lauf iis
wObnt, Su nUootccn." 3wci SbaIsr bic
Bodc fur jcoeS wiro bsBobIt. Soute fib
cine wiirri0c uno wobt9rfubrte Sdmljs bjsr'
3u wui0 fnrru, fo m6dte ibr Die 8cfannt,
(daft bc6 Nulu6rubCn wuufhc5wcrtb Icin.
Gue 8ricfe aborcflirt oUmcriFa" uno mad
Der Olfr rc6 nYattCt" 9elanNt, mnern
brhdnbt0t
DIT. 2, 1851. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-09
TrriipilltGcr
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SIN Ole frcicu uuo nmabb6ueiacu Grmdb'
Ter pon %erba uno GGrbpn Gauttttcs.
Mitb Uuf9emuntert our6
uicIisttise QufcrOrun9eu mcinsr Srennee
fubIte Id MIDI bswO9en ais Elm frttmiui0cr
9anoioot fur Die
GtaatSs 0eIre9ebmn0
Bel Der Fommenosn @abl berupr6utreten
S0Qtc itb ourh cine Mebrbcit @urer Stim
men erwdblt wrrren, 70 miro eS mein cifri9
lte5 8elrcben lcin. Sreibrisfr fur 9anFen
Su Uusntaun uno Maub Gbunt gu crbaI-
ten, uno mcins Yfi6ten nit Srcu uno
QuuttIi9eeit auShben.
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Iueutaun. Sftcbtr 2 1851. nqUB
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-09-09
Election of Teachers,
June 23,h, 1851

AN Election will bc held OH the First Mon.
day i'll October next, TO fill the following OH.
ces i'll the Bradford Springs Female Institute,
viz:
\ Male Assistant. TO be n married man, and
fully competent to teach all the branches of an
English and Classical Education. viii. n salary
of 800. ana board of himself. wife and all chill
drcr under seven; all children over seven to III.
entered AMI charged ~ regular pupils for board
ana lniii"n--b"ys over twelve years excepted
as They are not TO remain in the Institution.
\ Teacher Of French and Music, with sala-
~ oi tour hundred and fifty dollars and board:
one thai can teach OH bolh Pinno and Guitar
will hc preferred.
An Assis,an. Teacher of Music on Piano
AMI Grn'nr. Ornamental Needle Work, and
Shell and WaA Work. with n salary of three
hundre'! and fifty dollars and board.
second Assistant Teacher of Music or ri.
ano ana Guitar, with Drawn. AMI Painting
III trayon, Oil and Water Colors with salary
OF thT". hundred and fifty '.ulars and board.
An Assistant Female Teacher in the Iiteru-
~ Department, with u salary of three hundred
and my dollars and board
bt The Teachers Will b.. expected such dnrics.
g"hcra!ly ns may from tine 10 time I've directed
ny the hoard OF Trustees and the PRINCIPAL.
l'y order of the Board
ID. B. McLAURIN.
%ccrcturu
SnmtcE,ii!", Ang. 3, 1851. IL I'm
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SDli y 4.

CHARLOTTE AND SouTH CiEolI&A RAIL
toAo.-At the meeting OF the Board oi d.
rcc,ors, held IN this place Oh WcdncsGay :
last, Mr.. John w. Walker was appointed
agent, and Mr.. WIN. II. Robinson, book
keeper for the Chester depot. These APP
point:ncn,s arc we'll made; and we cen.
gratulatc the company and The business
community upon their securing The scrvi-
ccS OF these ucn,lcncM, who are in every
way SO we'll adapted to the dn,Ics ,ha, will
dcvolvc upon them.
The appointment OF an agent al Black
stocks was postponed. We understand
the depot building at that place, (ll miles
below Chcstcr,) will soon he completed,
when the freight trains will be discharged
at that point
The following ia a statement of the earn
inss and expenditures of the Road Tor the
month OF May, June and July, kindly lurn.
shcd lis Lv Capt. Bradley
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THE CuEA News N FrANcE.-Thc
government OF Washington is uneasy, in
looking at the perscvcringncsS with which
the s!avcho!dng States push their pre-
tensions, in their efforts TO regain the nu-
mcrlcal equality which they have lost in
the South. We have lately spoken of n
league formed between these States and
a powerful party in California, IN order to
arrive at DIVISION, by which il may be
possible TO establish slavery upon about
hall oi The California territory We have,
To-day, to notice the cXcrtions attcmp,cd
by Texas, IN order to begin again struggle
with McXlco, which refuses TO render
up fugitive slaves.
The question would be again OF
annexation, or some favorable Givis ION for
The slaveholdIns States As for the
conquest OF Cuba, it is we can say, the fixed
idea OF the Southern States. The central
poker does all II possibly can do, in order to
obtain from the slavchodIng States respect
for the treaties and the Iinhts Of nations:
but It viii be necessary I" shut our cvos,
III order to not see that Cuba VIII be subject
To annexation IN a certain time.
The London Morning Herald, OF the
l?lh INST, publishes tic following:
There rs not any douh, that the United
states coyet the possession of Cuba. Mr.
Bancroft, crencoyc and minister plcn-
lpolcnt'ary of the United States, in this
country, said in his funeral cugloay on
PRESIDENT Jackson, that that General, at The
time when he headed his arm, Florida,
was ANXIOUS to conquer Cuba. 10 knew
also, by certain proofs, accidentally within
the knowledge ot our authorities, that Cuba
Is considered as belonging, hy right, to The
United States.
Lord palmcrston and Lord Aberdeen
have no illusion on Il IL sr.,lcr;, and believe
that tie event viii tc realised IN about
twenty years"
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-09-09
Charleston Market.

CorroH.-'lhc transactions since our
ieH"r! OF the l., inst, have been very lin
tied, as the aggregate amount sold docs
not exceed $40 bales. The Lutte remain.
ing on hand is held a, such high prices, ns
to deter buyers from operating, and hence
the singpation. The few sales made have
been al unsettled prIccs, and present quo
iatIons mast therefore be considered nom
nal. Tho sales wcI" Il, extremes ranging
from Il II up 10 9c. as in quality Tho
receipts since our last embrace 400 bales.
The Transactions in Long Cotton have been
confined To 30 bales, al prices within the
range o! 20 :iDc.
t"0r!cr. nf The 6,h, inst
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-09-09
The State ofSouth Carolina,
WILLIAMSBURGII,D DISTRICT #

.l8
J. j. Dickson, who is in the custody :of
the Sheriff of Willamsbnrgh District. bv
virtue OF 4 writ Of capias al satisfaciendum.
at the sui. of d. L. Fleming. having filed in
my Office, together with schedule, on
oath, OF his estates and effects, his petition
to the Court Of Common Pleas, praying tha,
he may be admitted TO tho benefit OF tho
acts OF the Genera! Assembly made for tho
relief OF :nso!vcnt debtors. It ss,orderetl
that the SAID ID. f.. Fleming. and all o,hera
the creditors to whom the said J.J. Dicki.
son is in anywise Indebted, be, and thcy
arc hereby summoned, and have notice Ia
appear, before the SAID Court at Williams,
bursh Conrt House, on Tuesday, the se,
cond day OF the nnx: Term Of tho Court Of
Common Pleas FOR the said District of
OF Wi'!iamsburgh--the eighteenth day Of
November ncxt--.o shew cause, if any thew
can. why the prayer of the petition afore,
said, should not be granted.
W.. r. SCOTT, c. C. RS.
Office of the Common Pleas,
W'l!iamsburgh District. { a3ss
May l7tl, 1851 80 ,f
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Educational Notice.

The second session OF the Bradford
Springs Female Institute will begin on
Tuesday sth nj iuly will: an enlarged mum.
her OF teachers and u iIat,cring prospcc, Of
an Increased number of Pupils In The
place OF Miss ELLIS resigned 10 go North
The Board lave unanimously elected Miss
II. SPAIN, and appointed Miss A. O. RIp.
Ley OF Charleston, Assistant Teaehcrsin
Music and ornamental literature.
ID. b Mc!.AuRIN, sSec'ry,
June, 25th, ls-l 81 It
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-09-09
Elections.
Il ]: y NJ: ) s E + :.

lst dist. a. Johnson, dem, reelected.
ID dist. A. &. Watkins, whig, collected.
3d dist J. NJ. Anderson, whig, rc-clcct-
cd.
4th dist John II. Savage, democrat, re-
elected
9th dist. George w. Jones, democrat, re-
elected.
9th dist. James II. Thomas, democrat,
re-. elected.
7'h dist. Meredith p. Gentry, whig, re-
elected.
Sth dist. William Cullum, wing, gnin.
9th dist. Islam q. Harris, democrat. re-
elected.
10th dist Frederick y. Stanton, tcno-
crat, reelected.
lth dist. christopher H. Williams, wing.
reelected.
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Notice.,

All persons indebted the snbscribcs for
costs rs Sheriff on cases under stay and
Nul!ahona cases; nlso for costs made under
cases discontinued or compromised arc
requested 10 make payment between this
ana the lst., Oct, next; otherwise more
costs will accrue.
HARVEY SKINNER. f
June %, 1851. 80 tf
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-09-09
Notice.

The Bank OF the state of South Carolina. VS..
YIN Il DAVIS, Ia or. of John y. DAVIS
Masters Oncc, llih August. ls5l-ln m,rs,,.
ahrc OF the Decree notice Is hereby gwen Ia liz!
creditors OF John \. Davis. deceased. To come.
IN and prove thclr debts before M. on or Ii. for.
Ill" Isl oi January next, Otherwise they will l.
excluded The benefit Of TIN. Decree
JAMES w. GRAY, Master IN EQuify
August 10, 1851. iIlti.ti
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-09-09
Capture and Execution of Lopez.
New ORLEANS, Sept. 4.

The steamship Cherokee from Havana
IS coming up the river. A despatch TO the
l'icayunc says that Gen. Lopez was cap
tured and executed in Havana on the st
instant One hundred and thy. tive PRISON.
crs, mostly Americans, were IN possession
oi the Government. Al! who lett in the
pampcro were killed or made prsoncrs.-
The insurgents still held possession OF the
mountains.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-09-09
Death of Il Governor.

The Richmond papers announce the
death, on the 10Th ut, at his residence, OF
Governor Mcdowell, one OF NIrglna's most
distinguished sons, who had been for sever
al years member OF tn. l.. 5. House O.
Representatives, distinguished alike for hs
commanding cIoqnencc, his lofty PATRIOTS II
and varied accomplishments, lie died UNI.
rcrsally regretted 10y all parties.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-09-09
SUMTER HOUSE,

inHJ +. MYERS, would respectfully in.
E!lHS3 form the citizens of Sumtervlle and
is:IEEal, the surrounding country that he has
inst returned from Charleston, and has made
arrangements 10 receive ICE and SODA WA
TEX. of every variety. weekly.
lie has on hand, and will continue t. receive
throughout the season. n choice n, sortncnt o..
Wines and t"r'linls. Conirciionnrics, Fruit,
%r, all of which will be disposed Of cheaper
Than was ever offered before in this place.
My 30, 1850. 80 tf
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-09-09
HOUSE, SIGN AND 0RNA
MENTAL PAINTING,

INVITATIONS OF WOOD, MARBLE ASD GRANITE.
The subscriber respectfully informs the ci,i-
Zens of Sumtcryillc and lis vicinity that he ia
prepared 10 execute any work III the above
branches on reasonable terms.
Il. l.. WHITEHEAD
\. B-Tnnsparnt Blinds. civic an! militia
~ ngs. rcgalia &c painted 10 order. Country
orders promptly executed
Sumtcr,illc, Aug &c, 1871. il-tf
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South Carolina Sumter Dist
' ORDINARY.

T.. VI Clark vS T.. W. Gordon and others.
IL appearing 10 my satisfaction that f. M
Gordon and wiI', Ransom J. Clark. Samuel r
Clark and John VI. Clark. defendants in the
ah"v" stated case. reside without this s,nl,
II Is therefore ordered that they do nnprurond
object Ia the division or sale Of the Real E.,a,.
OF samuel Clark. deceased ON or for, The
eighth day Of January next. or their consent 10
The Fam" Will be entered of record
w LEWIS. O. Sd
Sept. S,h lSjl i6 ,f
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-09-09
Election NOtice

IN pursuance "i an act Of the Legislature. To
provide Tor the Election Of Managers TO n
southern Congress. and by virtue Of II writ Of
election directed lis by his Exccilcncy (:ovcru,r
n'nns. he polls Will opened iu Sumtervilc on
me second Monday in October and day after,
(l5'h and ili,l for Two Deputies Ia Represent
TINS Congressional District ia II Southern Con.
grCSs. J. q. lIERIDT
&. W. BRADFORD, Managers
}. J. kNON
Scpi"mbc! . 1851 IG,f
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-09-09
ROBERT LATTA.

LATE TIE FIRM OF DICKSON NIATTA
public generally. that he is now receiving ru.
r"y OF llcavy and Fancy Groceries, which he
viii sell low for cnsh--'ro" doors above the
PLANTERS Hotel, and immediately opposite James
DEnlap's, esq.
Camden, $. G Dec. 10th, 1850 Il 0
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-09-09
Notice,

DR.. w JAMES DARGAN respectfully Of
crs hi. professional services 10 the citizens of
Sum'crvillc and its vicinity
Oiiicc--lc Apo,'ccury shop formerly occu.
pied by Dr. r. s. MEi.LErr.
March l2lh 1851 90 "
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-09-09
DRY GOODS
TN CHARLESTON, S. c..
DIRECT IMPORTERS.
G. & d. u. KERRISON q Go.

DIRECT IMPORTERS Of European Dry Goods
arc happy to inform their friends ant, customers,
that they are now receiving by every arrival
from Europe additions 10 as complete stock OF
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods
rs has every been offered in this market
GOOD GOODS ARE FURNISHED AT
Low PRICES,
and those who purchase in their city arc invi-
ted To examine their styles, which will he found
peculiarly adapted to the Southern Trade.
LADIES DRESS GOODS AND
DOMESTIC FABRICS IN
EFE1'Y VARIETY: or
NEGRO CLOTHES, BLANKETS AND
PLANTATION DRY GOODS, a
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
HOUSE-KE EEPING ARTICLES.
in their line in every variety. together with :,
full stock of CASHIERS, VESrINGS and
CLOTHS: also, LINENS which will De found
free from any mixture Of Cotton.
All articles sold are guaranteed TO prove ;.s
represented
Terms--Cnsh or City acceptance
Z. IL T.. l.. KERRISON N CO.
209 Northwest Corner
King u Alarkct.s,rcc,s.
September Q, 1851. I5-Gw
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-09-09
Plantation for Sale.

The surs"IIhrr oilers Tor sale liS COTTON
PLANTATION adjoining lands OF Col. X. X.
Sprmn, and i.arr!ngdon Jennings Esq Also n
tract ui Pine Lands 3 miles from Snn,cryilc
containing about lOoDacr
For terms ~" arp'y 10 : hrnymni.
GORDON w BRADLEY.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-09-09

The disorders in this city on Thursday
last, was bad and discrelilablc enough
without the bnndcrs and cxaggerations
which have got abroad through hasty tclc-
graphing.
In Charleston, for example, a despatch
is published, dated here on the day OF the
disturbance, in which it is said:
"Thc Cuban liberators, mostly Western
mon, exuspcratcd by the tone OF tho Span
Isll paper, La Pa,riu, this afternoon attack
ed the office, &C."
The office attacked was La Union, not
La Patria. The assailants were not Gu
ban libcra,ors at all; OH the contrary, in
the course OF the disturbances Of that day
scarcely one Of this class was recognized
among the rioters, and considerable mum
ber were forward in volunteering to pre-
serve the peace. The following is an ad-
ditional despatch, dated the next day, when,
according 10 our experience here every
thing was quiet:
NEW ORLEANS. AUGUST %.
Two thousand men this morning sur
rounded the City Prison, where The Span
18Th Consul has taken refuge, and threaten.
ed to dcnoIIsh 1t unless the Consul is de-
llvcrcd up to them. About fifty police arc
on The ground. The cigar shops kept by
The Spanish were nearly all DESTROYED
during last night. Minute guns have been
fired since sunrise in honor of the murder
cd !!b"ru,ors. The bodies OF Victor kcr
and Col. Crticmdrn attract many visitcrs,
and produce much feeling.
This is news IN New Orlcans-neycr
heard "i before it came from Charleston
Inc Ci!y Prison on the morning OF 44d
was as undiSturhcd as church The
Spanish Consul was never in danger nor
threatened, that We heard OF. Tic attack
against his oilrc was sudden. but neither
then, nor during the succeeding ,.ciuousira-
tons against The cigar shOps, were the per
sons ol any Span!ards nu!cstc,l at all
he tonsu! might nave walked the streets,
and NC doub, not that his person would
have been safe. Tho refuge in the prison
ana The crowd demanding hin, arc sketch
cs rom the imagination, or a vague street
rutnnErWn!c's ha! 10 foundation AT all
lhe pubic Visitation To see the bodies OF
kccr ANA Cr!'tcndcn arc also the creation
OF iincv, for these last relics Of the brave
have not been received in the city even
yet.
There was report on Friday morning
that Il vessel had arrived with these bodies,
out II proved 10 be untruc.-N. q Pic.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-09-09
Ladies Dress Goods,


TIL" subscriber will receive odny, n hand.
some 10; Of Co!urvd NlUSLINS ii Il GING.
HAMS.
Black Granadinc Nantes.
Colorcd Bcrcge AIuuties,
Plaid l.,cc and Embroidered Jaconcts.
White Organdy aud Swiss Musins,
Whi'e Mohair and Colorcd Skirts,
Linen GingI,an.s,
parasols and Fans, ts5
Laccs, Edgings, Trimmings, sc.
Steel Bags, etc, @
TABLE COVERS.
WnrS;cd and Cotton Table Covers,
Bird Eyc Diapers,
Blcachcd Dowlas for Towels,
&, ton Iluckaback Towels,
Pavilion GauZe.
SILK BEREGES AND TISSUES,
At Charleston prices.
Ladies Linen Caters,
KID Slippers, Buskils, sc. s..
For sale by
J.. d. HANKS.
Sumtcrvillc, July 9. 1881 36 If
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Webb Clark's Hotel,

SUMTER VILLE, IS. C.,
i,,Sa This tclissituated in the most
nn5@ pleasant partsof The town. The
iEzESzl Proprietor will be pleased to sec
his friends and the travelling public; prom
ISing to spare no exertions on his part to
render them comfortable. Charges rea-
sOmJlc.
WEBB CLARK,
proprietor.
Jan 90 l3 If E.
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been nursed, tell us, that no inrudcrs juo.
s4qH erer rest,upon this soil.
but it is one thing, to defend our homes
from INVASION, at all hazurds, and another to
rush bilndly to arms, without definite aim
ana without calculating the cost, singly to
originate war, against the opinions, the
WISHES and the avowcd policy, of our best
friends, to waste our energies in feeble,
Isolated and spas.nodic effort, to cripple our
resources before they are needed, a war,
which, if it fails, in the main object, the un-
ION Of the slave States, can have none but a
disastrous effect, upon Inc futuritv OF the
South.
am Gentlemen,
very respectfully,
your obcdicnt servant,
+. SUMTER
10 Mcssrs: John +. Erwin, WIN. Can
non, WIN. f. James, James AlcLaw, II. J.
Finn, John Foun,ain, son., John p. Zin,-
norman, J. III. Huggrns.
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Gsss.Ics>s, j. l.. lliNNESWONriI,
TYyySySa DENTIST, would Respectfully
49, notify Ia ;'at!.us aui tlr .uul.
mnn'y IN general. that i.r has removed 10 III,
rcSihchrc-'Icariy opposite tn! Male Nca,lriny
where he may b. found Il, MI tltn.. .,,,.i.,
when ahscn, from Town un business for a ,,u
days losc'hcr of which Lnr I.tirc will h.. ni,ru.
Suh'cr'i!lr, September >, l1il. .L-:iru
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There s for Spain one single way to
preserve Cuha--not forever, but during
all tho time that slavery will last in the
United States. 1t is to pronounce the
emancipation ofnegrocs in that colony.
This emancipation is not easy; Cuba
has 100000 slaves, 2n5,O0O free colored,
and the foreigners. With such elements,
although in a state to make u sacrifice Of
three or four hundred millions of francs,
Spain could only give freedom to slaves
by relying upon the free colorcd. This is
difficulty almost impossible to be resolved
in Il convenient manner.
BE that as it may, the States of the
American Union continue to grow larger
IN their progress and to offer TO the world
spectacle which has no parallel in the
history of the old nations of the earth. .--l.c
Steele, OF Paris, August III.
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!, W. MIMI.
&. w. KING.
oct 3O.h, $500 If

Ih" bmu,hus !. G. CALHOUN run
nm" directly 10 the lluu,c will lie ia wait. e.
Iut At ali un"- at th" Depot, +" convey passcn.
gers to ih" iiuIr and lu the Boat.