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Variety Store Warehouse.

NAK De I BENZ, JR.,
M ANCFACTURER and dealer in the most
u approved Stoves. Ranges, Farmers Boilers,
ship Cnhoosts, Gas Ovens, Charcoal and Hard
Coal Furnaces. Oven Fronts, &c, Iron CASTINGS
generally. 23S Water-street, New York.
Nav ) o.
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G:l-lsHasen..'s Fools

41T 1BBEFILLE COURT HOUSE.
VSJ ILLSOS & WILLIAMS are now maxi
w ing considerable addition TO their stock of
Carpenters Tools. all OF the very best quality to
which they respectfully invite the attention of
Mcc'ii'!c": Planes. in great variety; IIand-saws
very me- lennon Saws, Key Hold do, Trying
Squares steel do, Bcvr' ,!o fine sash GuGc; Brace
Bits VIE; SETS co:npir" tagc,s, Anger Bits, Fir
MA Chses. ;ocir, C!,iSv!s, with aud without hun-
dies; hest & : Drawing Knives, Nail Hammers,
ilatchc's, Shingling DO, Hand Axes, Broad do,
l;"xwood Rules. Tupc :,s,lrcs, B. ncl screws,
Compasscs, Di"idcrs, Spoke -shuvycs, Sc.
-ALSO-
\ genera, Gssorlmen; Of Hardware und Cutlery.
Pocket Knives, very fire.
Alurch lG % ~
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Notice,

NOa1tC,
LIZ persons, either distributes or creditors, Of
IL the Estate OF Daniel Faris, deceased, i'll talso
notice that settlement Of said estu!c will be nude
i'll the Ordinary Office of said District, oil the LIST
day oi June next after which time the Admins
traitor will not hold himself responsible for interest
10 any party. SAML LINK, Admir-
Feb 22, 1853 16 IF
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House Furniture, Escp,Iring, &c.

:NT would respectfully offer our services 10
wv the public, in repairing or mukimg FurnT-
" tnre We havea good stock of everything
necessary for such work of the best 1paeriuLS
Any person wishing any work done in this line
viii please address us at Culhoun's Mill, Abbevle
District ROB'T TINSLEY,
ROD'T TUCKER.
MuyA 4- 2
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Euclx.yEseat Fio.,r,

ENcIk.yEle;,t Floar.
= SACKS best famy BUCKWHEAT FLOUR
put up in % lb sucks, just received and for sale
by II. S. KERR.
CannpElcmc ;asld Burning g'tufel.
uST received at the Family Grocery barrels
- BURNING FLUID and ono barrel CAM
PflENE, at n very small advance above Charles
ton retail prices.
April 81 IT, S. KERR.
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Brennan e. Hester.

DrchR;il g. lEcster,
OFFER FOR SALE Il full and we'll selected
" s,ocl. Of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
Groceries. Hardware, Glass and Crockcry Ware,
liats, Caps, Bouts, Shoes, &c; embracing, in short,
every thing usually kept i'll an establishment Of
Tins kind. Purchasers are respectfully invitcd TO
call ut Calhouns Mills, and examine our stock ;
which we will sell OH accommodating terms.
April 81 3 tf
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~ Office.

j Ill persons having demands against tho Estntc
II Of Ann Golf, deceased, are hereby notified
and required to present and prove their demands
before the Commissioner of the Court of Equity,
OH the first day Of June next.
J. II. WILSON, Admir-.
April I2 - =
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Executors Holice.

a LII persons indebted to the Estate of Lucy, I.o.
IL max, deceased. late Of Abbcvic District, are
requested to make immediate payment, or renew
their bonds; those having demands against said
Esia'e are notified TO present them for payment
duly authenticated. VIC LOMAX.
April lG 3m Eyo'r
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sItton &McNutrs Coach Mandatory,

III DUEr W FlHI =. ..
oRY The undersigned takes this mcd-
}GfSsE,s7sEz- un of announcing 10 their friends,
~ -Sz-and the public generally, that they
continue the above business ut their old stand,
where they nre prepared TO fill orders for any de-
sctiption of Carriages, which will be con-
strncted in superior, workman-ke munner We
are prepared to sell shop Rights for the manufac
ture of liubbartfs self adjusting Wooden Springs.
As we intend Offering inducements 10 those pat
ron,zing us, we respectfully ask call from those
wishing any thing i'll our line, made or repaired.
JAMES Y. siT'roN. WILLIAM o. MNurr.
Maya + 3m
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$50 Reward.
Niuy4

HS ANYWAY from the subscriber OIL the niel,t
NE ofthe 24th December last, u negro fellow
named HUDSON. He is aLout S feet, or 8
inches hig h. and weighs about lG0 pounds. He
was brought to this Slate from Abbevile District,
South Carolina, nnd hus recently been seen in suid
District lie is of dark complexion, hss good teeth
and spenks very slowly. DR.. L. YaIl orough, of
the above District, owns his wife, and haye no
doubt but that he is in his neighborhood. I will
give the above reward if he is taken up und lodged
in jail SO can get him.
n q rIII/,uHo
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Surveying,

T|HF subscriber having been many years en
L gagged in the above business. offers l,is servi-
ees to the public. Having procured the best In
4strunents that can be obtninrd he will attend to
the above business i'll this any other District IN
the Stute.- S. C. DrBRIJBI
March 90, 1853 30 IF
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II ~. W.LAWsON.takes this method to Inform,
n, ., ns patrons and ffepds.. that his stock Of
.FlNWAKE is,now upsurpasscd. Country M ~. ~
chants by addressing him at ;Abbeville O. III can
Dc snPPhed at regular trade. prices, in sdberior
articles; All that he asks iss a q fair. showfng
aud y he'does not reIder satisfaction, then find
tanlt' he would be- pleased to receive orders for
CATERING. .s,s'.f m. w. J,ANSSH 4o' "
: April 81 --!N:s, O., = -. = a.
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Head Quarters, I'd Regiment Cavalry.

Head Quarters, I'd Regiment Cavalry.
ORDER, Mo- LIBERTY Hill, April Q, 1853.
'ENHE Ahbeville Squadron Of Cavalry will us
~ senlhlc ut the parade ground, near White
Hall, oil Saturday the 2lst Of MAY, armed and
equipped as the law directs, Tor drill and review.
The commissioned and non- commissioned off,
GERS will appear ut the above named place, OH the
day previous, for drill aud instruction. =
M;J. .J &. Martina is charged with the extension
of this order. By order Of ]. r. TALBERT.
3-4 Colonel 2.t Regiment Cavalry.
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Eob't IN. W;erda:,vy
ESPECTFuLIY invites tho attention of
IL purchasers to his stock lately received. of
BoNNETs, DRESSES, SHOES, SLIPPERS, &c,
for Ladies' and Misses;
Rcudy made CLOTHING; Summer Hats;
Calf, Gutter and Congress Boots, Shoes, and a
great variety OF Goods for gentlemen and boys.
fine assortment of Hoes, Axes, Chains. Scythes,
&c, for farmers; aud all sorts of Tools for me
chunlcs Besides large stock of all kinds of
Goods usually kept i'll this place.
N. B-Some choice brunds Of Scgars and To-
bacCo April 27 :3-tf
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New Goods! New Goods!

New Goods New Goods!
ME attention Of the public generally is spo-
A clally directed TO the establishments, a,
Hodges Depot and Dead Fall, of
Cot1ar:asl, Stokes & Co.,
Dealers III Fancy and Staple Goods. Reudy made
Clothing, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Bonnets, etc
Also
Groceries of every description; Crockcry, Glass
and Hardware; Bagg;ng, Rope, Twinc and
in fact, every thing usual ly called for in Store
of this kind
We are determined TO offer superior induce
ments to purchasers, and respectfully solicit por-
ton Of the public patronage.
COTHRAN, Stokes 6 co.
Nav 4 tf
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Smoked Beef, Candy 81 CodE5sil.
A FRESH supply Of tho above articles just re-
II ccived at the cheap cash Family Grocery.
......ALSO...... r-.'
FRESH SALMOND. in one and two pound cans;
SPlCED OYSTERS, do do do do
y small lot Of BOLOGNA SAUSAGES, to
arrive in two weeks
April 81 H. S. KERR.
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Jeffersonvile, Twirps ca. Ga. Mav4 a.,
Notice TO Absc.tr DistrIbutees.-

NOt1cc TO Absent Distributes.
LFHE Legatees and Distributes of the Estate of
= Martha Houston, deceased, are hereby mott
lied that will, agreeable to law, proceed 10 settle
up the estate of said deceased, on Fridaythe 23d
day of September next, before the Ordinary. This
:notice is particularly directed to Matthew Houston
eshe children of George Houston, the children Of
Nancy Hall, all of whom reside beyond the limits
of this State. 49, - -. =, : !. =.
Persona having demands against said Estate
w'l present them to the undersigned, duly proba-
sted according to law, for payment.
+ = = EZEKIEL TRIBE,
April 90, 1853 ~ VIM ~. "' ""near' am
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April l2
Silk grenadines.

SIX WT<1EsaGInhES.
w lLi'SON n WILLIAMS haye gust rcccv-
W cd, from New York, Rich Silk Grenadines
OF the latest patterns to which they respectfully
invite the attention Of the Iudies.
April 30 ,r
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

:, Y',ss - ta0oeot1te I'sst--ln he COMMON Rieds
~; McC Caslan ys Robert tsgn---A ttaehment.
,.1A HEKEASs the Plaintiff did on the third daS
wv: Of May file his Deoiaraii6n against tile Dss
- fsndant. who, las It is said) r. absent from
and without limits Of this Stste ard han neither
Siis nor attorney known within the same, mon
l2n acepy oftfte said declaration might be seryed:
NtsAsfstsse ordered, thatfbe said Defendant 40
spps.r md ead 70 the aiddecIaration. on or be-.
1ore lne fonftA ysef May which Will bein the
year o. our Lord yrss lhapsand eight Hundrsdand
fiftytonr. otherwiss sSSs nd absolute Judi emf
viii then bo given and sw15dsd against 4ilnt, =
MATTHEW McL{1MAfD, cd.rA.p. :,
Clerks omee, My! ., 1915 ~
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GTcesaviiic Stages.

GiCcaaVIkiC Stages.
sSHn AT the head of The Green
- vile and Columbia r. Road
t9EE&h will always be found two
:, nine passenger Coaches, OIL
.ne hFfiya' OF ~" Tram, to convey passengers to
Grcenvillo and intermediate points.
K. DOUGLASS.
ApriI 1S 20
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A. BURT,
W. il. PARKER
Bart s. Parker,

Attorneys at Law and Solicitors In Equity.
Will attend promptlyto any business entrusted to
their care. Office at Abbeye c. II.
Apr;l OF z tc
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Bebee Hats !!

W. 1LLSON 81 WILLIAMS have Just recciy-
w ca from 5cbcc and Co.'S mannfactory in n.
" York, an excellent assortment Of those ve-
~ superior Hats OF the latest Spring Styles viz
Black Mocskin and Rocky mountain Beaver.
ALSO oS HAND,
tashionah!': Back CasSim"rc Hats, entirely new
and beautiful style Back Lcghorn Hats, togr,h-
or with great variety Of Summer Hats, 10 which
they respectfully invite attention. [Aprill3
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New Goods! Rev Goods!I

At no. Brick Range, .1JJepilie, So. Gu.
II uSF received by the subscribers, direct from
~ Charieston, for Indies Dresses, very supe-
ror lot of French Jacone!s, Cambrics, Scotch
Ginghams, Fancy Lawns, English prints, embro-
dered Muslin Collars. Chemizetes, Muslin Sleeves
Nantes, Laccs, Edsings, Gloves, Hosiery, Bon-
nets Ribbons, &c.
few fine black and colored silk Maulas, etc.
fok GENTLEMEN's WEAu-a fine assortment Of
Summer Coats, Vests and Pants, Bebcc Hats,
Bo'ts. Shoes, etc.
Also, large lot Of very superior SEGARS.
our friends and customers will please give
cii, as we ale certain our enemies never will.
WEIR s. MILLER.
May4 /
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Notice
S hereby given tha, Mis-. ELIZABETH TAGGAmT,
l. with the consent of her husband, intends hero.
after to trade sole trader, III the business Of
Mil'iner and Mun,uanaicr. She is the wife of
John Taggart who resides near Alb; evillc village,
and is now clerk and superintendent Of the steam,
Saw Mill Of Mcssrs. Calhoun, Norwood 8: Allen.
Anril lS &
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
-1bLe'iUc District-Iu Equity.
J,ncs Rampy pr
lac TT n,r,s,,,, ,,,l p contract.
lister Allen. '"'"he"oh' ~c'
i appearing 10 my satisfaction that Jan1es II.
liarksslnlc, one oil tho defendants in this cuse,
Resides beyond tie limits Of this State motion
Of Edward Noble, Esq. sul'r for comp't ordered
that tho said absent defendant do appear and an
swcr, plead or dcmur To this bill, within three
months iiom the publication hereof, or the same
will be taken pro confe%so a, unst him.
ii. 4. JONES, c.E.Ap.
Com'rs Office, March 3, 1883 3m
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Sale,
sale her valuable
IL RIO REE N.

sale her valuable
Il X q 4 e + ".
of which 500 is
!, of the best quail
iory, and is CON-
the District, pro-
of cotton per ucre.
inc FIGURING
incc the August
d Dwelling, con-
IF select fruit, two
cabins, out build-l
nt.s, besides six
nilies-the place
N the District.
respect, heilig
rent neighbor.
f every kind;
place is suas
d Furu,s, Of
lc terms ac-.
he first No.
'ime gang Of
Wl house ser
)gs, lnrinlnI
niturG, 25CO
# Anderson.
ul,scriber at
3royles, An
EARLE.
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For Sale.


III The subscriber 20 for sale his HOUSEaud
LoT, situated IN the village of Greenwood, neaff
Henry Griffin, X. White und Churlrs NJ .Pelot.
The buildings are in good repair, with all conven:
FENCES foT entertaining boarders. Also. auotser
House and Lot, situated near the; Greenwood De-
pot. Terms cash. or on a credit of ons. aud two
years, with interest from date. Apply To- - !.
THOMAS CHEATHAM,i
Greenwood, April -, So If
STATE. OF SOUTH. CAROLINA.
8: Adbcville District Citation.
BY F. w. SELLEcx, Esquire, Ordinary of Able.
=. -. vile District. -. 10y
AI HEREAS,D DR.. NJ. Mnbry mud Mary Mabry,
w nave applied 10 me Tor letters nf administration
on all and singular the goods, chatt els nud rights
OF Il. L. Mabfy, late Of the district aforesaid decd
These are therefore, to cite and atmonish All nuf
singular tho kindred and creditors Of the said de.
ceased to be and appear be fore at our next Or
dinnrys Court, for the.said DISTRICT to bahoIdeh
al SAbbevile Court IIouee, on the 90tb Of Nav
next to chow capse if any. why said a,itainistfa,
tton slIou!dnot br granted. f ~ S.. Sc syis,
Z Given under my hand. this "a day Of May;
r. ir the year Of our Lord 1853 and III the 77ih:
year Of AIncrcan Indepel,dence, & & < : : sI y e
:. +, w. sELLECKsAAsn. !
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
\ AJbeuille District Citations, :.
By'F. W: sELlEos. Esquire, Qrdtnarye Of Abbes,
+ vile DISTRICT = = - -! y !,. = :,
!" "HEREAs, Andrew J. Weed has apbloi.
~ to me3or letter. of adminiatr asion on ;aiJ
and singular the goods, chaite aad feAss Of Rad.
ben Weed, late Of the State Of MIsssslbp, dec.d.i
These are, therefore, TO eite aud Admodis6 aifand
singular the kindred aud creaitojs of sahd asceas
EDS TO be and appear before me at ON next Qsdis
ary's Courlsfor thesaid District 10 behold dshr SC
Abbeviile Court House, ON the l2ihiYtay of May
next, to shew oause, any. why said administras
ton should not be granted. :, = =
Given under my hand tiis and. day of May; IA.
the year Of our Lord 1868, and in TIE Ysas.
Of Amefesn IIn9epena 4 siss, B, 3 81 -
Msy2 :. Z: W. SEfdEGEEpA,ps
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Abbeyille, march 20, 1863 7
Tho Caroii9idn will copy this notice until the
10th May, una forwafd bill to II Branch, Treasu-
tyrer public bgildings.
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Gunrdiau's Notice.

GuArdfnH's Notice.
t1NHE undersigned IiaSiag been appointed by the
Court, Of Ordinary, Guardfan of, the person
and estate of James N Glasgow, a. miuo.,. adopts
this method Of giving gnotics tisthe viii expeciall
persons who are indebtedto TO tho aforesaid minor,
70 appesr at the Ordinary Office, on tho Cd day
OF August next, for a:fuii and fnsi settlement
=. s, !S%- JOHN HUNTEKa
May 2, 1858 4 - - =. an
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROIiNsA

y AGbeVilte District Ciitdt ti0ns ~
ByF. W: sELLEcx, Esquire, Ordinary Of Abbes
-. vile DISTRICT = -: =: .:s:s, -. < :
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II IL reported that the talented author of London
Assurance, ""Alma Mater, y Love in a Maze" &C.,
&c. is likely to be engaged for the leading business
at the Theatre Royal Haymarket, In Mr.. BuckstOnes
forthcoming campaign.
Aessrs. Creswick and Shepherd, the talented
lessees Of the Surrey Theatre, are doing q roaring
trade, and viii run their elegant pantomime up till
Easter.
Mr.. Mexican Buchanan is nightly increasing his
reputation and exchequer at the Pavilion Theatre.
The Montenegro question, the decline of the Turk
ish Empire the Milan insurrecton, and the attempt
ed assassination Of the Emperor of Austria have 30
fully occupied the public that the conclusion Of
treaty between the two great German powers has
attracted little or no attention The treaty is to be
considered the precursor Of some future Austro Ger
man Customs Union.
There was o sharp discussion in the House Of
Commons last evening on the army estimates. Mr..
Joseph Hume, with great justice, complained Of the
late Derby administration having appointed Prince
Albert to the Colonelcy of Grenadier Guards
f4,5O0 a year, and the Duke Of Cambridge to the
same positionin the Coldstream Guards "a 900
year.
1t is an undoubted fact that our government fully
expect foreign invasion so don't be surprised at
anything you hear from yours, ever,
Don CESAR.
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The Trouble between Kossuth and Mazzinl.
No the Ediinr Of tie Iarlns Naurs


sR-I have no opportunity, from the place where am
Of reading papers receiving correct informaou but
report reaches of Louis Kossuth having publicly pro-
tested on account of the proclamation 10 the Hungarans
which appeared during the last insurrecopary attempt
at Milan
The original Of the proclamation, signed by L. Kos.
suth in his own handwriting Is in my hands.
II was sent 10 me by Kossuth, on my own request
during the last months OF his soou at Kuayah for the
express purpofe Of being publ he'd in the case Of an in
suriectonary movement in Italy. 1t was never after
wards reracted.
copy IF the proclamation was at the time deposited
by me in the hands of the Central Internal Direction yof
prevented through DEATH other cause from Join
ing the mov ment and Kossuh should be far at the time
document of alliance and appeal extremely por
tant to the success Of indssoube national causes
should not Q blost.
When action was decided upon by heroic though now
msJudged men, and on scale which nobodywho not
concerned in the scheme has right to measure very
rev before the appointed the Directing Internal
committee thought that they entitledto print it
they DID print in Italian town. The date of Feb
ruary was inserted; and two paragraphs, indicating
think the more remote date. were omitted.
wrote, think, the 9th, these particulars TO Kos
suth wrote them rogretiDg but, must canddly say,
not disappearing People who going to risk their
lives for their countrys liberty not
bic by strictly punctious rules Of normal times The
proclamation written without reference TO time its
intention evident IL was to prevent collision be.
tween men whose cause; aim, and duty one The
Italians alone could be Judge Of the moment; and with
out that tie writing Of the proclamation would have no
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Eza on The lee Of the Ohio vs and the plantation of
Legrus ON Red River.
The trade Of France Is anguid and dull despite the
reaction which anticipated for January and February
large quantity Of goods have been exported for the
United States during the last months TO arrive there
for the exhibition ct the Crystal Palace In May next.
But now the merchants have stopped buying In Lyons
and Louvers there but few commands for New
York and the United Some orders have been given
for Panama, Chill, and California, but those not
considerable.
sivor, the celebrated violin player gave Monday last
grand concert, when he rewarded with much sp-
plsuse. The Sale Herr where the musca fete cele
brated was crowded and many pretty hands distributed
many loud plaudts to the admirable instrmentast the
only successor Of Paganin
Louis Napoleon and the Empress visited ON Tuesday
last the Theatre LyIique where the charming damses
Nine Gay Stephan appeared the ballet called ole Lutn
dc ID Vaeen This artist who had been particularly &C.
quainted with Nile de Aonto before her marriage was
rewarded with numerous paudts by the imperial couple
and the whole audience.
Last night the artists the Palas Roaya went the
Tuileres and performed in the theatre OF the palace
farce In i've acts csed lie Foes Dramatiqueso and the
Tgre du Benga to the utmost Of laughing Of the
whole audience. There were but 1--WE hundred guests
Al the Varieties one act vaudeville called " Une Rage
&c Souvenirs received with great laughter and ap
pause by the entire house.
At the Theatre Francois . drama, In one act by n.
du Beloy entitled GA Malaria performed Friday
last and proved very successful It played with much
ment. B. HR
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The Tehuantepcc Route.
TO TIKI EDITOR or THE HERALD.
New YORK, March 90,

New York, March 30, 1853.
SIR II have read with some attention your edi-
torial, In today's HERALD The Tehuantepec ques-
ton Permit me to say, pretty well informed on
This subject that your ideas respecting President Ceva
loss powers 10 make contract with Col Sloo are COM
pletey wrong; SO, also your views regarding the
policy on which President Cevsos acted This I will
prove should your mpartiay induce you to insert my
communications. Moreover, win show, iu such man
ner that the most stubborn shall longer doubt that
law and what is more in the age in which we live ex-
pedcncy and common sense, entirely on the eide OF
A. g. Sloo. Here only say, that neither Santa Anna
nor any other dare touch tho contact which Pres
dent Cevaos signed with Colonel sloo and his Mexican
sAiosates.
sNwRF FRrrp OF MEXICO AND OF mU.s,
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Sale or the Effects ~ Daniel Webster's at
WoshlngtoO.

On Friday, the 18th inst, sals Of the effects Of the
late Hsn Daniel Webster took place ct Caruss saloon,
Washington, D. o-Jamss @. Mcclure, auctionssr. As
general thing the prices obtained rather below the
mark probably owing to the fact that the sale only
advertised in the Washington papers The following Is
ht Of the articles Sold and the names Of the purshsses
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-22

sense They thought the moment had come; thew hs;
hevcd In success. and they svalsd themselves Oh n
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least of-whose only doctrine Il the ue uit6Aani NJ
devise quietly from free Land, from the sAfs 49,
family freside the wrongs plans and rsn,sdes &
nation given up BY Europe to any foreign invader Who
t WI choose TO mpFison TO cane, to pundsr % hang
knows how single rash bstrsying act Of sineIe ~
can sometimes defeat the best scheme and ooanpel \
whole party TO adjourn the fulfment Of their ~
sacred hopes ought to be the last to throw Il sSsns
before due time for information has elapsed ct we.
meaning ana dsterminss though momentarly conquered
JOSEPH NAZZIu