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$lOO Reward.
RUNAWAY, on last Tuesday

80 RUNAWAY, on last Tuesday the
"a l7,h instant, my Boy RICHARD. a
.-A-Iwhite mulaIto, about five feet three
or four inches high, tolcrably stout built,
about twen two years old with straight
light colo,ed hair. has very sulky ap-
peurance, and answers quick and short
when spoken to said hoy has short thick
foot, his hands short aud thick, chubby
fingers. IIe had The scar o.: a blister on
his forehead just above the eyebrows. he
may Try to hide il by weurng his cap or
hat down oYcl. his forehead. lie will bc
sure to pass Himself for white man for
he is very white and has been, taking great
care of his skin for some ti,nc. when he
left he had cloth cap, black. coat and a
dark co'ored pair Of panla., He Will be
sure to change His cap and clothes It's soon
as he can; he also wears his hair in front
straight down to hide the scar of the blis-
ter. He is u Shoemaker by trade, though
he may not 90 at the business, expecting
that he will he so advertised.
The above reward oI One Hundred
Dollars will he paid for his delivery in any
jail in the State. He will be sure To give
himself another name.
JAMES LOWRY.
Bradlcyvillc, Sumter District, S. c.
May 2hin, 1852 3O-tf
E5Y" Camden Journal and Cheraw Ca
Zetle publish five times.
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Notice.

RANAWAY from me on the 9th of Sep,em.
per, William d. Magee, who was uwfiIllv
bnnnd to me by his mother, Mary M1agee, on the
sra day OF December, 1851. Said boy il II
years Old, dark complicated, with roman nose. -
Hat; he has been at work at the Blnckam;th
Trade for about months. 1 will pay TEN
DoLLARS TO any person that will bring him
to me or lodge him in Jail where j ofil get him.
II any person or persnfH, employs or 'harbDrs
him, they may expect to- be d,alisWilh aoeortE
ing to law. y a 4. : {
=, JAS: w. AMBROSE &
M bisnobville, ON oct. 1888 so I'm 4
2sD The Camden Journal and DARLINGTON
Flag will each publish tor one month. and send
their accounts 70 the subscriber ut Bishnpyills.
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So. Car0lina----Sumter Dist

by w. Letc's, Esquire. Ordinary for said Dis
triCf.
Whereas, w. III NIcElvecn. Lo,h onnlicd "a
me Tor Letters Of Administrations on all and
singular the goods and chaitels, rights and
creditors of tebccca McElvccn, late of the
snlI District, deceased.
'ihcSe are, therefore, tn cite and admonish all
nn; singular, the kindred aud creditors of the
said deceased, to be and appear before ne Mt
our next Ordinary's Court for the said District,
10 be holden at Sumter Court House on Friday
The 18th day Of October inst, 10 sllew cause, if
>,nny, Why the said administration should not bt
= rnnted.
Given under my hand and seal, this I7,h
day Of October in the year of our Lord,
IL. 81 one thousand eight hundred and fifty:
three, and in the 18Th year Of Amcri M
Independence.
w. LEWIS, o. S. y.
Oct. 18th, 1853. 5l--2l
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So Carolina Sumter Dist.
DY ". LE IIIS, ESur OrIiunru Eur
y '1'TT'N OF"tHU' y J
SHiH DiSyrt.y

- SAID District.
Whereas, NJ. NJ. Bcnbnw. hath applied
to me for Letters IF Administration on all
and singular the goods and chattcIs, rights
and creditors OF Nancy Chapman, late of
the District aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore, to citc and adm6n-
ish all and singular, the kindred and crcdi-
tors OF the said deceased, to be and appear
before me atour next OrIinary's Court for
the said District, to be holden at Sumter
Court House on Friday the 2Sth day of
October inst. TO shew cause, if any, why
the said administration should not be
granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this
l7th day of October in the year of
iL.sl our Lord, one thousand eight hun
drcd and fifty three and in the 7Sth
year of American Independence.
w. LEWIS, o. 5. 3.
oct. l0th' 1898. 5l-2t
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SO. Carolina---Sumter Dist,

~ " 1.e"'S, EsYNirc. Ordinary Tor sad Dis
frict.
= whereas, W. G. Query hath applied to me
Tor h"'erS of Admin iSfruiion on ail and sin
guar the goods ANA cI,ittcls, rights and crcdi
'otS ot W. Z. Query late Of the District u(ore.
i"e:e arc, therefore. to cite and admonisl NIL
ana singular, the kindred and creditors of The
sala der eased. to be and appear ilrfore me ut
our next Orinary's Court for the said Dis,ri ct. \.
to br holden at Sumter Court House on Friday
The 2Sii day Of Octnbcr inst; to shew cause. If
any, why The said administration should not be
granted. ~
Given under my hand an,l seal, this NH
day Of October in the year of our
L. ST. Lord, one thousand eight hundred aud
iiity-thrcc and in the 18th year of
American Independence
w. LEWIS o. S. d.
Oct. 1otli, 1853. 5l-2t
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State Of Sou h Cafolina,;
Sumter District.
IRA w. BROWN,
~ = ads CA sd;
ROBERT I,A1vrA

IRA w BRowN, who is in the cuStody
OF the Sheriff of Sumter District,,by cer-
tain Writs of Capias ad Satisfacien]lim, at
the suit Of Robert Latta having filed in
my Office, together with Schedule on
oath, of his Estate and effects, his petition
to the Court of Common Pleas prayinel
that he may be admitted to the benefits efs
of the Acts OF the General Assembly uladsy3
for the relief of insolvent! debtors. 1T is;s
ordered that. the said Robert Laita and all
others, the Creditors TO whom tile said Ira
w. Brown, is any wise indebted, be, and
they are hereby summoned, and haVe no
tlce to appear, before tho said Court at
Sumter Court House, on the Seventh day,
of November next, 10 shew5 cause, il any,
they can, WHY the prayer fof the petition
aforesaid, should not he granted.
w. j. SINGLETON N. d. O. II,
July 18th, 1853 37--3m
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So. Carolina--Sumter Dist,

By w. LEWIS. ESE, Ordinary for sad
District
WHEREAS, A. Fricrson, hath applied
to me for EeHers Of Administration, on all
and singular the goods and chal,le<; rights
and creditors Of A. l.. Hodge, late OF the
sand District deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and aGmon-
!sh all and singular, the kindred and crcdi-
tors Of the said deceased, To bc and appear
before thc at our next Ordlnary's Court Tor
the said District, to he holden al Sumter
Court House OH Friday the 2lst day OF
October isn't, to show cause, if any, why
the said administration should not be grant
ed.
Given under my Hand and seal; tbs
10Th day Of Oct. in tie year Of
l.. S. our Lord. one thousand eight hun
dred and filty.ll.rec; and in the 18th
year OF American Independence.
w. LEWIS, 0. S. D.
Oct. l2th, 1888 5O--2t
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Do not Defer, but Come if
YOU WANT TO GET THE
Ch0ice!

Mr.. REICH, Merchant Tailor, bcgs
leave to inform the gentlemen of Sumter
vile and District that he has Just returned
with spGndid assortment of
Cloths, Cassi,nercs, Dr:lp'd etc,
Vcsings, &c. &c, and in short ever thing
that IS required for full suit, f!aving
made the choice of his goods himself, he
doubts not but what he can suit the most
tasldiou-. There is no use to have your
cloths made IN Charleston OF, by Yankees,
when you can liarc them made AS stylsh
and rs We'll il not better than anywhere
else right mt home, and this Nr Reich
promises to do nay, lte will add TINT. ifhis
work is MOI turned out al &aSl equal to any
done in this country he will not charge
anything. As for his prices they shall he
at New York rates. hIl he asks is, rive
him trial! Come soon and pic ou,
some Of those beautiful Pants and Vest
patterns. 1t will soon be warm and YOU viii
want them.
Mr. REICH lives next door to JOHN F..
llaynsworth almost opposite Dr.: Wither-
spoon.
April Goth, 1853 26-,f
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White Goods;

CHEAPER TITAN EI,EIa.
WHITE CAMDRIC MUSLIN, at Is 81
cents,
Superior quality White Cambria and Jaro.
net Camhric, at 25, ~ | Il, ~ = and
l3 81 CHS,
Superior India Null Muslin,
Swiss and Book MmslInS at II IL, Is. %.
81 Ii, 81 l-2. and 80 ncnts,
Best qualities of Bishop Lawns,
Cross bard White Cambrcs, a, 10, IL l .,
and Is Sd cts,
Cross bard White Camhrcs, extra fine, n,
%, 81 IL and 81 l-2 cts,
Also open n chnicc assortment of MUSLIN
EMBROIDERlES, at
w. J. JACOBl q. son,
22l kIngsi., (BGnd) opp. The Big Bool
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SO. CAROLINA---SUMTER DIST
IN ORDINAR

ALrHEUs GEooMs VS.. f. Brown and
.JENcY his vile and others.
it appearing TO my Satisfaction that +.
Brown and. Jency his wife, John Bosnian
and Ca,iiarine his wife and Lcmucl Bos-
man. defendants in the above stated case,
reside beyond this State: II is therefore
ordered that they do appear and object to
Tie Division or Sale.o .of tho Real Est lie of
William GrcoIns, deceased, on or before
the first day of Ootnbcr next. or their CON
sent 10 tile sau.e Will be entered of rcco.pI
W. LEWIS, o. S. D.
juno 18th, 1853 35--,f
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Lock Out Fer Bargains!
MEM SENRE~

NEARLY OPPOSITE TIE TOWN HALL
~ IL subscribers are opening and rcceiv-
ing a fresh AID very large assortment
OF every description OF Goods TO suit tho
country trade, whch vii! be sold as low MS
can hc bought III any market for cash;
great pains has been uken in LAYING in The
S!ocE. Our stock Of Eldies' Dress Goods
IS complies. embracing every article in
their line. also; Ready Made Clothing.
Hats ;ind Gaps, Boots and Shoes. &c. &c.
All we ask is for buyers 10 call and exair-
nc for themselves. - We especially
invite the attention of Planters TO our ME-
GIRO GOODS. knrseys, Plans, lInseys,
WOnlscyS, blankets, Shoes, and Hu,s.-c
Money can he saved by calling on US as
our SIOCK IS LARGE QlM zee arc de-.
iermiped U !ScN.
TINDALi g. WATSON.
Sept. 2l, 1888. IL If
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&NRhRNMERSAAR,D

The undersigned having entered into IA
Copartncr,hip IN The city of Charleston
under The name an firm Of CHAM BERS,
ClllSOl.M e. MOORE, for the purpose
ni transactng Il general FACTORAGE
and CON MISSION BUSINESS, respect
fully tender their services to their friends,
acqnalntancrs and The public generally,
for the selling oi Cotton, OF the purchasing
Of Guods ot amy description.
Any or all OF the products or manulac.
tured articles OF the country will be re-
ccived upon conSi gnmcnls, disposed oi
promptly, and to the hest advantage. Al
such Times as there may he only "A limited
demand for an article consigned TO them, a
market will be found where it will COM
mand lis value.
The receiving and forwarding of Goods
will also lave their prompt attention.
Every cNerlion will be used to conduct
all business entrusted to llteir care in such
a manner IN make it mutually profitable
and agreeable.
Liberal advances upon consignments
will be made.
From their long experience in business
and general acquaintance with the wants
and Icsires OF the people. with n pledge to
devote their entire time and skill to the
business, they flatlcr themselves that they
Will be enabled to give entire satisfaction.
4 share .! patronage is respectfully So
licilcd.
3. w. CHAMBERS,
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New York Advertisements,
FROM THE

NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGENCY OF
). Nj. PErrlN ILL, ~ co.
!22 Nassau ST., New York. ana 10 State ST..
Boston, who are the Agents Of the best and mos |
widely circulated newspapers in the. United
States and Canadas and are authorized TO take
advertisements and subscriptions nt the publish
ers lowest rates.
Oct. u, 1853. 50 If
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In Equity---S District
John Il. Brough,on,
Lcltia B. Bronghton, &
Margaret l.. Brough,on,
BY their next friend BILL.
james r. Brock;

Epscy T.. Broughton
IN pursuance Of an oldcr in the above
l stated case, will ofl''r at public sale, on
the first Monday in Novrminer ncxr, at
Sumter Court House, that Plantation or
Tract of Land, estimated to contain abou,
Six Thousand acres, lying in Clarendon
County, Sumter District, al or near Fulton
Post Office, belonging to the late Edward
Brc!g!ton. junior, dcccascd and upon
which he resided at the time of his death.
Not TO be sold for less tlian seven thousand,
seven hundred and fifty dollars.
Upon The premises is a Crist Mill. in
good condition.. and S,w Mill. The
stream upon which these Mills are located
is an uniaiiIng one and is very vaIuablc.-
The lands lie upon the Waterce Swamp,
containing both low and high lands, and
aiinrdsng an unsurpassed range for stor k
ol all kinds--lhc whole constituting one of
the III ST valuable Plantations ever offered
for sale in Snntcr District
a plni of tie land will be in the hands
OF the Comm ss:oncr, showing It's extent,
boundaries, &c.
TERMs:--One fourth part Of tho purchase
money to be paid in cash; the Balancr pnv
able in one, two and three years. Will. in
tercst from HE d.y ni salc--,hi purch,srr
To give bond and personal sccurny. and a
mortgage OF tic lanl for the crcdi, portion
OF the sail purchase money.
w. f. Is llAfNSWORTlI,
Commissioner in E1uiiy
Sept 23, 1883 AZ 5i
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Improved Cotton Gins,

Thankful for past favours the subscriber wish
es to inform the public that he still mnnui;ic.
lures Cotton Gins nt his establishment in State.
burg, on the most improved and approved plan
which he thinks that the cotton g:nned OH one
Of those gins of tile late Improvement is worth
nt least quarter of cent more than the cot
niactures them on the most simpl. con,,ruc,inn.
0i the finest finish and of the best materials t
wit, Steel Saws and Steel Plated Ribs Case
hardened which he will sell for 81 per Saw
He also repairs old gins aud puts them in com
pirte ORDER at the shortest no,irc. All orders for
Gins will be promptly and punctunlly attended
to. WILLIAM Ellison
Stateburg, Sumter Dist. S. C. Feb IL, 26.-
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LOST

DV The subscriber at TiH.nion's Town,
Wl in this District, on Saturday last, at
the parade ground or on his way home. n
Leather Purse with steel clasp contain
Ing some Ten Dollars in money, together
with several papers and receipts; amongst
which he remembers due bill given to
A. A. Gilbert by Gorden g. Co. for Forlv
Dollars, one to w. Fennel for Twenty
Dolors, both of which lave been paid by
same; due bill by A. Baker for SIl or
more; one by II. D. Mcqueen for S43;
one by B: r. Brogdon for Five Dol
lars, together with varoust receipts, some
in favor of Gordon g. Co, with others in
iavor, o. the subscriber. Any person find
ing the same and delivering it at the Ban
her office, or TO the subscriber, will be
handsomely rewarded.
j. J. GORDON.
Ssum,erville, Oct. II, 1858. so St
GTWatchman copy three times.
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Notice.

All persons are hereby cautioned motto
trade for, or receive in payment Of any
debt, either or both of two Notes given bv
the subscriber to r. ]. Price, the one for
two hundred and. fifty dollers. and the 9th
or for two hundred and ten dollars, as said
Notes given IOr two Separate tracts of .laad
we're to be paid after good and lawful titles
we're made to me by Price; which condi,
tons were put in writing aud are now itI
my POSSESSION, and which Contains the
further understanding that in The event of
his falling as he has done, to make suelf
titles he would forfeit the amounts sc.
- c. A. LESSESNE.
APr!i s, 1913 2T-tf
u Watchu,an copy. a
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LAND FOR SALE;

,,:sa, That valuable and we'll known
iEsd place. DUBQSE'S BRIDGE, ysses
tM.A.5, on l4ynchcs Greek, three mi!esSASsH
from BIslopvillr, containing 700 acres
lying on both SIDES oi said Creek. There
is two iandsnnc situations on The sarne-
one III Darlington District; the OF. or in
SEntcr. deem it uSrlcSs to enter into a
description, ns the purchaser must and will
he his own Judge. About $50 acres o!
cleared land good range for Hogs or
Cattle. Said land will be sold low. and on
accommodating terms. Possession given
on The iir&; day of january next For fur
th"r particulars, apply TO the suhscrltet on
the premises.
MIDDLETON DUBOSE.
Sep 10. 1853. AZ lltlj
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Increased Stock
BY
j ohm O'COnnOr.

Who hiss made new. improvements and
considerably enlarged his store, aud is now
receiving fresh goods by every train Of
cars and offers to the public for the sum.
mer months the following articles low fer
cash:
Ice Cream and Lemonade, daily Ice,
Oranges, Lemons, Pine Apples and all the
tropical fruits; also fine assortment OF
tobacco and Cigars, with choice lot Of
Family. Groceries. ulso large stock Of
DHsY GOODS, sc.
Picked Salmon aiM Preserves. Flour Of
the best brands Warranted, also large lot
OF Bacon OF which he receives new sun
ply weekly: al! of which he guarantees
to sci a' The lowest rates lor cash
April 5lh, 1853 53-tf
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SlLE OFV Valuable LANDS.
In Equity Marion Dist.
Bill for sale of
Land.

,s DNl lOr sale Oh
r. J. Scarborough. Land
In pursuance Of decrctal order of the
Court OF Equity in this case, | will offer
Tor sale at Marion Court House door, be-
tween the usual hours of sale, on The first
Monday III December next, the following
valuable tracts OF land.
All that planta,ion hcionging to the late
y. Il. Scarborough, deceased, situate on
Catfish, within half mile of the Village
OF Marion, bounded on the South bv the
Wilmington and Manchester Rail Road,
continuing about seventeen hundred acres,
OF which about seven hundred are cleared
and in high state of cultivation. On the
premises arc two Dwelling fiouscs, Gin
Hou5e, Negro iinuses, and all the out
buildings necessary for large Planting iu-
tcrcSt.
A ALSO
About three hundred Acres Of Land ly-
ing South Of the Wilmington and Man
chester Rail Road, and in The immediate
vicinity of the Village.
Terms of sale, oht fourth Cash, for tile
balance. Il crcda of one, two, and three
years. i'll equal annual instalments, interest
from the day Of sale payable annually.
Purchasers to e We Bond with approved
personal surctics and a Mortgage of the
premises, and to pay for papers.
c. ID. EVANS,
Com. in Equity.
Commissioner Office,
Marion &. H., Oct. /, 1853.
Oct 5 AZ I'd
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RunaWaVs.

A1~.. TIE subscriber respectfully informs
TIr---.ts-s the public that he has the best pack
of Dogs in the State, for hunting Runaways,-
Will hunt at So per day and S25 if the negro is
caught, or half that amount if run ill., Address
X. 4. MELTON,
Merchants Bluff, p. o., S. c.
Oct 5, 1853. 10 til
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REMOVAL,

BUTLER & NEWBERY have removed from
their former stand tG the one formerly occupied
by f.. ID. PRINGLE IL CO., one door North Of
+. llOiT'S Jcwclry Store. where they, would
he pleased TO see ;hclt friends and customers.
Oct S, 1853. 10 If
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HIGHWAY OF THE OcEAN.-An article in Cham
bers's JovyndI, entitled Steam around the Cape"
contains the following explanatory remarks.
persons who do not pay special attention to
nautical matters are likely enough to suppose that
considering the large number of vessels sea, the
surface OF the great ocean must be dotted over,
almost in every part with the sails of the countless
fleet. This, however. is not the case; the ocean,
like the land. has its frequented highways and its
wide regions OF loneliness. If observer, fur
nished with forty Herschel- telescope power of
vision could be elevated to height great enough
to give him view of the whole Atlant he would
be struck by beholding hundreds of vessels follow
ing one another upon certain lines along a very
irregular course, while over a very large portion
Of the surface not a sail would be visible
"Thus he would the ships which leave this
country for the Cape of India pursue at the first
a sourhwesterly course until they reached the
neighborhood Of Madeira, then keep more directly
to the south, at q safe distance from the African
coast, until they crossed the line; then stretch
away again to the southwest, in the direction of
South America. till they gain the zone of westerly
winds; and finally, making a rather sharp torn
into these winds, go bowling along before them to
the eastward until they arrive at the Cape, or else,
if so directed, pass to the southwark of II.
son the return voyage similar circuitous route
is pursued although the courses in some extent
reversed the widest circuit, or deviation from the
direct line, being made in the northern instead of
the southern hemisphere. In the extensive spaces
on either side of these frequented routes few YES
sells will be seen. Here and there African ira
der might occasionally be perceived, lodging from
port to port; or SLAYER scudding swiftly across
the ocean-perhaps with a royal cruiser following
steadily upon her track, like fierce bloodhound
in pursuit
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nIPLoMACY-THE LAW OF NATIONS
~ CONSULAR LAW.-De Cussy-Diction-
naire du Diplomatic ct du Consul; volume, Leip-
sic, 1896
LDe Clercq, ct De Vallat-G uide Pratigue des Con-
lats; volume, Paris, 1851.
suMenech-M Manuel Pratique du Consulat; vo'.,
eipsic, 1916.
Moreuil-Manuel des Agents Consulaires; VOL,
Pnris. 1850.
On Consular Establishments, by D B. Warden,
Consul General Of the Un1,rd GiaiAa at Paris; ]
vo ume, printed Tin Englieh) at Paris, 1873.
De Cussy-Reglements Consulaires; ! volume,
Wicquefort-L'Amb ct Fonctions;
2 volumes, Cologne, IT'S.
Woff-Principes du Droit de la Nature Ell des
Gems; volumes, Amsterdam, 1888.
De Vera-Le Parfait Ambassador; volumes,
Leyden, l709.
Be Martens-Guide Diplomatique; volumes,
FIynn's British Consul's Handbook; volume,
London.
Green on Consular Service; volume, (pam-
Hensbaw's Manual for United States Consuls; /
volume, New York, l849.
Puffendorff-Droit de la Nature ct des Gems; 1
volume, Basic, 1850.
PuffendorfT-D de la Nature, done into Eng
lsh by Carew; volume, London, l728.
Grotue-Droit de la Guerre ct de la Paix; VOL,
Basic, 1746.
English; i volume, London, 1913.
Meisel-Cours de Style Dipiomatique; vols.
Paris, 1886.
Eillot's Diplomatic Code.
Bariamaquis's Natural and Polite Law.
Rutherford's Institutes.
Vattel's Law of Nations.
Chisy's law Of Nations.
wheaton . Law of Nations.
Wheaton, History Of Nations
Wildnans History OF Nanons S.:
Poison and Hornes History OF Nations.
MontesQueu' . Spirit Of Laws
Suarks's Diplotnatic Cofrespoudence.
WATTS American State Papers; and nameroua
HOOKS on the same and other branches of Political
Science, many af Rhich ara just imported direct
from London and By
/ April 81 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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!rHE REPUBIIC.
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7. Nsw OaLsAns, April 4.-The steamer United
states lac arrived from Aspinwai. with California
dAtes To let fnstant
The steamer lnde dependence was lost on the 10th
ofFebrnsry of Marearetta leland. While ATTEMPT
ing to run her ashore in Storm she took fire from
the heat OF the furnaces. She bad five hundred
passengers on board. The boats were all swamped
Inc passengers sprang into the sea, and hum
dred and fifty to two hundred Of them were lost.
Ina hames spread to the powder magazine, which
oisw up, tearing away the stern of The boat, and
blowing many persons into the sea. The survivors
-Iound themselves on barren island, and suffered
off by whalers. ,
IN: city of Marysviie has been again inun-
The steamer California left San Francisco on
gold.