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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-07-31
NO HOAX---GOOD NEWS

IEWO THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED
"A ACRES of Mineral Land, includiug the
Poor Mountain, for sale. 1t lies Immediate
" IN the vicinity of The German village WAL
nall and in sight Of the Blue Ridge Tun-
mel. Prof. Tuomcy reported to the Lcgisla
tnre OF South Carolina that the Second largest
dcpositc of gold in the State is at or near This
mountain. In 1882, the property was pur-
chased by two practical miners, after bcinr
fully tested. They were gentlemen of char
nctcr. wealth, prudence and sagacty. They
di@d before it was operated OH, and it has re-
NAMED so until the present time. Mr. Elihu
Crcswcll and John +. Lewis were the pur-
chaSScrs. This place is susceptible of being
made one of tho very best grazing fnrms in
the district-has large quantity ofhrst quail
iity of bottom and upland. portion of which
is newly enclosed. There is fine mill seat
on the place, with sufficient pine timber near
to !t to build the Blue Ridge Road. l will
sell this property on reasonable tcrms ON an
extended credit l will reserve onc-third or
ono-half, and operate jointly according to the
amount invested My residence is Wayside,
pickens District, and my post Office PGndlc-
ton, s. G.
j. OYERTON LEWIS.
July L, 1908 80 3n
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FOR SALE,
"a Valuable TTaCa Of H0nd.

N7E offer for sale that valuable Tract of
w Land, known as Visago Old Field.
situnte on the road leading from Pickcns G..
II. to 'locasscc Valley, and living on B,on's
and Fall Creek. containing 8lG acres. On
this Tract there is near 20 acres of bottom,
and the greater portion of the upland is good,
ana hes We'll. On the place is an excellent
peach orchnrd; and several beautiful build;nr
sites with excellent springs of water The
most OF the land is uncIcarcd. 1t is situated
IN an excellent portion of our District for
stock st, raising. and particularly for Sheep
This tract of land is offered ut private sale
until the first Monday in August next, when
IT the same is not sold, it will be sold at Pick
ems G. III. to the highest bidder. For further
particulars apply to either of the unicrsgn-
CT. a plat of the same can be seen at f.. NJ.
kcths Office
Terms made as easy as the purchaser can
desire. y. b. KEITH, ENrx.
j.. Nj. KEITH, ! Ex'ur.
L. j. KEITH Ex'or.
July g, 1858 ~ ti
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Hamburg Once More!

TO MY OLD FRIENDS in PICKENSl
WOULD respectfully inform my old friends
of Pickens that am in the employment of
Mr. WIN. HILL, of Hamburg, S. c., dealer in
all kinds Of
Hardware ~ Cutlery,
Planters, Mechanics, Builders materials, &C..
where would he happy to meet with thcm and
otter them GOODS in the above line Mt MS low
prices MS they can be purchased in any of the
Southern markets.
GtaAp Orders from the country will meet with
prompt attention.
j. \. GCRLEY.
Hamburg, July 30, 1853 3m
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q a N D 0 D A T s. S.
FOR CONGREss.

Bs&s"' COL. 4. o. p. VERNON, ofSpnrtan-
burg, is respectfully announced as a candi-
date Tor Congress, to succeed Col Orr
nki9" The friends of COL. JOHN ID. ASH
Mohh respectfully announce him n candidate
Tor Congress, at the next election.
Be.S" The friends of COL. T.. p. JONES. of
urecnNlIc' respectfully present his name TO the
congressional District, npacc of Col OnR, who
declines Il re election
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FOR THE IEGISLATURE:

BeiS" The friends nf MICHAEL MILLER beg
leave to announce him candidate to represent
Plckcns in the next Legislature.
I|9" The friends of Mai. ROBERT MAN
YELL respectfully recommend him us n suita-
bic candidate for the Legislature.
gSao The friends of WM. ~ MARTIN re
speclinIly announce him candidate for the
Legislature, at the next election.
M" The friends of GEORGE r. CHERRY
respectfully announce him candidate for the
Legislature, at the next election.
ESS" The friends of Mai. JOHN c. MIL
i-i.l ir.h announce linn candidate for the Leg
iSlaturc at the next election.
BsaSA The friends of Dr. A. j. ANDERSON
respectfully announce him candidate for
the Legislature, at the ensuing election.
Rs:7y" We are authorized to announce VIII
LIAM HAMILTON candidate for the Leais-
laturc, at the ensuing election.
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STATE or SOuTHH CAROLENA

rlCKENs---IS ORDINARY.
w II. Bowen and others \ NJ
va To prove Will in
Johu Bowen, Ex'or. ct ais solemn form.
WHEREAS, w. II. Bowen and others have an
w piled 20 me to have q paper purporting to
be the last Will and Testament of William Bow
m deceased, late of said district. proven in due
and solemn form of law; and il appearing to
my satisfaction that 4. II. Bowen, Joel Well
born and wife Marhe. Thornton Benson anl
wife Elizabeth, and T. II. Bowen and wife Nan
cy. defendants in this case, reside without the
limits of this State: 1t is ordered, therefore.
,ht they appear in the Court of Ordinary, to
behcldat Pickens Court House. ON Thursday The
18th day OF October next, to show cause, ifany
they can, why the said papcr, purporting to be
the Inst VIII and Testament of the deceased
aforesaid, should not be proven in due form of
law Given i'ndcr my hand and seal of Office,
the 9th day Of July, 1883. el,
w. j. PARSONS, ORB.
ordinary's Office. July o., 1853 3rn
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PICKENSVILLE FOR SAIE

w lLL be sold on SalCslay in August next,
well known TRACT OF LAND, continuing
about Two Hundred and Sixty-fyc Acres
more or less on which there is Hotel, Store
House, Wagon and Blacksmith shops, f.nd
the necessary out-bnildngs.
Also one other lot Of land in tho town
OF Plekenavillc, whoYcon VIM. A. Alexander
formerly lived.
TERMS--Notes with approved security
bearing intercst-ono-third due lstJ january,
IS59; cnc-third due lst July, 1859, and one
third due lst january. 1860.
HAG0OD & NORToNS, Assigneesa
June 80. 1853 SO
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Estate Notice.

III persons indebted to the Estate of r.. s.
~ I. G. Foster, deceased must make payment
aad those having demands against said Eslnte
viii present them legally yattcstcd. Promptness
rs desired as 1t Is Important to settle up tile Es
taste as far as it can be.
r. F, FOSTER. Ex'ors,
July 2, 1868 81
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&aAERHFF,S SALES.

DG virtue of sundry wrts of ficri facias 10 mo
~ directed, will he sold before the Court House
IN Pickens District within the legal hours, ON
the iirst Monday and Tuesday in August next.
ohc tract of land, containing l04 acres more
or less lying ncar Pickcnsylle, adjoining lands
OF Rufus Oates, II. l'alcntine mud others. levied
on az the property of II. W. Folgcr ut the sep
crate suits of Larkin Hendricks, Bail. Criss &
Co, and othcrs.o,
One tract of land containing ciehty-two
acres more or less whcrcon the defendant. A.
NJ. Folgcr now lives, also, one other tract con-
,Mn'ng one hundred and twenty acres more or
less edjoiDing lands of. n Hawthorn and
others, near to Pickensville, levied on as the
property of NJ, Folger, at the suits of Roberts
pmcan VS.. A. Nj. Folgcr, and Ball. Criss &
Co. and others vs.. A. NJ. Folger and II. w. Fol-
ger. Also on Tuesday after sale-day at Cefcn-
dants residence near Picksnsy.lle buggy and
harness, ! bay mare, brown horse, o head of
cattle 10 head of hogs. aide boorJ I ,,.o,,
clock. -
On Tuesday after sale day, at MILESTONE
Quarry, one lot of rock also one lot ,ak soont-
iing; at the culyert by III. ouarlcs. one lot dress
ed rock and at Quarry near Chattuga. one lot
dressed and rough rock, levied on as the prom
erty OF John Phillips, at the suit of Noel SAN
One bay mara, levied ON as the propertv Of
Jesse a. Hall, at the suit of ID. Bi,mann and
others.
One black horse, levied on MS The eproporty !,
OF Jneob kcnncmorc, ut the suit of W, S. & Il. |
i. Williams. f't6S -
On Tuesday after sale day, at the defendants
residence, enc yoke of oxen, Levied on ma the
property OF Drury Knox, at the suit of c. p.
Poole and others.
Terms cash; purchasersto pay for papers
J.. c. CRAIG, s.r.p.
July lO, ISO6 81 I'd
PREMIUM COOKING STOVES,
6F all sisos, with aud Without IIollow.woyo
~ For sale by u. III. yOIGT
Opposite Planters Hotel, walhalla, sc
August 6, 1857 4 II
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U E7L5 IL e % w Gg COURIER,

fatalities at this hour.
-Four buildings in Roxbury were struck,
and considerably damaged, in one of which
Mrs. Connor was seriously Injured
PRovoKINo.-To dream you have lots
of money, and then wake up and find your
self an editor.
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N dpH,Ed,M

LI.pcrsons arc hereby forwnrnctl not to trade
II with or trust my wife, SUSAN RICE. ON INV
account, as she has left my bed and board with
out Just cause. The law will be strictly en-
forced against all offenders.
July 20, 1851 ]. +. RICE
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NEW SEAS0NABLE GOODS !
at EPEckepsS a. EV

~ ESEckeEas g.. Hg.
IENllE undersigned arc now receiving and
a opening we'll selected stock of
Spring and Summer Goods,
Which we offer to cur friends and customers
low. in accordance with the hard times, con-
sisting in part of the following:
PRINTS, MUSLINS, Cambrics. Brown and
B'cacAcd Shrtings, and Shcctine;
wci sole cl stock of Rcady-mado CIO-
TlllNG, Hats and Caps;
Bonncts. Ribbons. Trimmings. &C.:
Boots and Shoes, Saddles and Brides:
Hardware and Cutlery, Nails and Castings:
CEoc&ery and Glassware;
GROCERIES, Drugs and Medicines: and AL
most every other article usually found any
where in the up country.
We take in barter country Homespun. Tai
low, Bceswax, Corn, Fodder, Wool, Rn@s.
&c.: at the customary prices
We return our thanks for past PATRONAGE,
and hope our friends and the public will cali
where
f. 6 +. T. ALEXANDER
May 13, 1853 Is tf
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NOTHORa.

N ~ INNH H'HdJE1s
NOW all persons that /, Lucinda Moody.
n wife of Martin Moody, deceased, do
make au Agent Of niyfson, b. a. MooDY, 10
trade, traffic and attend to my business zen.
oroliY. LUCINDA MOODY
May 2s, 1858 40 tf
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Paper Hanging,

Paper Hanging,
ORNAMENT PAINTING. sd.
I'liE subscriber offers his services to the pub
iic generally in the above line. lie is pre-
pare" also to execute all orders cntrust ed to his
care, such as Standing and Movable Blinds,
Sashes, Panel Doors, new style in imitation of
English Oak, highly polished for inside doors
nid, i'll fact. all kinds of work in House Build
ing. lie solicits patronage
Address, Mile z. o., Pickons district. s. C.
July 22, lS5S-l j. +. MAW Scn'r
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A Final Settlement

WILL be made, on the 30th day of October
~ next, of the personal estates of Wilson and
Jesse Mckinney, deceased. Alldcman,ls against
either estate must be handed in before that day
TO JOHN MCKINNEY, Admir-.
July %. 1858 I'd
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ccptancc, and resolved to thwart her rival
thoagh her projected plan for so doing was
as curious as ingenious. She followed, and
caused friend to follow her sister whcr.
ever she went before the appointed niyht
had arrived, noting carefully all her actions
and purposes. The intended bride had ber
suspicious, but they were not very dccnlv
fixed, and hence she was rather cnreleSs ~
her preparations. She bought dress for
the occaslon-a dress of peculiar material,
ana had 1t made up by drcss-makcr. Her
sister, being informed of this proceeding,
d'u the same, causing her mantle to be cS
actiy modellcfafter the other; she also
purchased other things, for the same rea
son, and copied her sister-rival in eyory-
thing.
In the room of the bride-clect a large
cheval glass reaching to the floor was one
OF the adjuncts of the toilette, and veil of
thin lace was lying over it when not in use.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS day thesche
ming sister obtained access to the room while
its proprietor was riding out, and by the
aid of her bribed mcna, removed the hooks
from the back Of the glass she then scrap-
cd all the quicksilver from the back of the
glass, and aftcrremoving all traces of her
work, left the room. Towards evening she
again stole in, dressed in travelling dress,
etc, similar to her sisters and concealed
herself behind the mirror-bcing there en-
abled to survey all that was going ON in one
room, through the lace veil, while no one
could perceive her, without going close to
the latter for some especial purpose.
Soon the bride elect came in, slept Il short
time on lounge, and near II o'clock has.
tlly arraycd herself in the garments she had
prepared. She then went towards the che.
val, c2rclessly threw aside the veil, and be-
held what she supposed to be her own re-
Election. Could it be? Was she her sis
Ger instead of hcrsclf2 Was it not IA delu-
sion! How came her sister by that dress?
She moved her arms, she iumpcd-the re-
Election did the same. She was indeed her
sister instead of herself, and full of this
idea, she resolved to fly to her room. lock the
door, and throw the key out of the window.
SO that no one but herself should run away
with Banker, ir.
Away she darted, half crazcd, when her
sister went quietly down to Banker, ir.
palmcd hcrsclfoff as her sister, was hustled
on to the residence of certain clergyman
and married in the dark Next morninr
the poor dcluded bride that was to be-
hardy dared to1ook at mirror, but when
she did, a fearful suspicion flashed across
her mind, and she went to look at the che
val Then there was time. Pttter jaD,-
,ltos and Mater ditto was called up and in
formed that the bird had flown NOTHING
has since been heard of Banker, ir., and his
ingenious wife, but it is reported that they
sailed in the Persia last week. The enra9-
cd father will start in pursuit by the next
steamer Beware of woman's 'checul-y."
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TO REM T,

T!iE wel'-known Store and Dwelling occupied
1 by Messrs lsscrtcl Norman. in walhalla
Possession will be given on first October.
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FOR SAg.EI

EOR SALE,
\ VALUABLE FARM OF about 100 Acres. on
Nanc Creek. For particulars apply to Mrs. r.
NiEBUnR, or to H. w. KilIITNANN
Walhallu July 10, 1888
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FOR ORDINARY.

Efy" Tire friends of S. II. JOHNS rcsrcct
lully announce him candidate for Ordinary nj
the next election.
ht, The friends of Rev. JOHN OWENS bcp
leave announce him q candidate for Ordinary
OF Pickens district at the ensuing election
gE9,, The friends of THOMAS j. KEITH rc.
spcctiully announce him candidate ior Ordin-
ary OF tickcns district, at the ensuing election.
FOR TAN COLLECTOR.
HelS' The friends of Mr.. A. S. STEPHENS
respectfully announce him candidate for the
Office OF Tax Collector of Pickcns district. nj
the ensuing election.
Ds3FH The friends of Mr. GEORGEF. STEAD
ING respectfully announce him canditnt. ror
the oihcc of Tax Collector, at the next election,
RE The hicr DIS of Rev. j. II. HUNNICUTT
respectfully announce him candidate for the
Office OF Tax Collector, at the ensuing election.
Beb~ The friends Of Rev. IT, NJ BARTON
respectfully announce him as candidate for
Tax Collector at the next election.
Bay The friends of j. w. l.. CARY rcsncct.
iully announce him candidate for reelection
to the office of Tax Collector, for Pickens dis
ulct, at the ensuing election.
GES' The friends of II. CLEVELAND HUNT
respectfully announce him a candidate for Tax
Collector, at the next election.
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IRON! IRON

TDST RECEIyED, a large lot of Ameri-
- can Refined and Swode IRON--low for
cash, or on short time, to punctual customers.
JOHN T. SLOAN & co.
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FARM FOR sAIE.

~,
TNllE SUBSCRIBER finding that his Land
II is of little value to him, being unable to
cultivatc it himself, would hereby offer for
sale the FARM on which he formerly rcsid-
nd. The property is about four miles from
Waihalla, on the road to Pickcns G. H.. adj
joining the lands Of Mr.. Ivcstcr and Mr.. Van
Lchc. The road leading from pickcms to the
Oconce Station likewise passes through it.
~, more desirable location is rarely met with
The Tract contains l4G acres more or less
Both the bottom and the upland arc of excel
lent quality. On the premises is a dwelling
house, smokc-housc, barn, &c. There is an
excellent spring on the place. About TWEEN
ty acres have been cultivated for several
years, and the fences are in good order. Pos
session will be given Immediately after the
crop shall have been gathered. and in time
to prepare for tho next year. For the condi-
tons of sale apply to the undersigned at Wal
halla.
aeA~ The tractwill be publicly sold at Pick
ems U. H., on the first Monday in August, il
not previously disposed of at private sale.
q. III. ID. CRAMER.
Walhalia, June % 1853. - 6
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10 YM EN- GAL.

MARRIED on the 10Th inst by the Rev. n. H..
Palmer Mr.. Thomas j. lIuGugs, Esq. al.l Miss
LoUlsA VI. IonsMAw. all of Clarkesvlle. Ga
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State OF South CarOlima,

IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
James NJ. Abbott
vs. Summons i'm PART. ,iop
Noah Abbott others
appearing to me that Noah Abbott and Jno.
L Dowis and wife Sarah, defendants in his case
reside without the limits of this State: Ii is or
dercd that they do appear in the Ordinary $
office, Mt Pickens G. H., on Monday the / itb
day of October next, and object to the division
or sale of the Real Estate of William Abbott
deceased, or their consent to the same will be
entered of record.
ta,. W. j, PARSONS, o.r.D.
Ordinary Office, July g. 1853. am
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Administrator.s Mnfinn-

administrator s Notice.
n VTlCE is hereby gwen that final settle
~ neht OF the Estate of Aaron Moore, de-
ceased, will be made in The Ordinary's Once n,
pickens Court lioufo, on Friday the 9Th day of
October next Those indebted must make nav-
mcni, and those having demands win render
them legally attcstod by that time. Notice Is
also given that viii not hc responsible for in
forest after that time.
EMERY MOORE, Admir-.
July 6, 1853. 81 en-
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va lathcr VIII start IN pursuit by the next
steamer Beware of woman's ''cheual-ry."
ARREST OF a FUuIrIvE- Deputy She
nt Hendricks, accompanied by III. III.
Hicks, succeeded yesterday morning, in
arrcstng an individual giving his name as
Col. ii. Folk, who had arrived the div pre-
vlous and taken up his quarters at the Pa
vilion Hotel. From some information i'm
parted to Officer Hendricks. he was led to
the belief that the Colonel answered the
description of fugitive from Justice, who
had been lodged i'll the Jail of Robertson
County, North Carolina, some time in
April last, on the charge of homicide. He
had broke Jail, however, and a reward of
SzOo was offered for his arrest by Reuben
King, Esq., Sheriff of the above county.
lie made no resistance when arrested but
stated that he WAS on his way to Florida,
where he intended to settle, and had scye.
raj negroes of his own with him.
Yesterday morning, he underwent an cx-
animation before the Mayer, who gave an
order for his commitment to Jail to await
the order Of the parties Interested. Ben.
Till, who broke Jail ut the same time as
the above individual, for whom there is
reward oHcfcd, Is still ut large.
ChdrlcStOn C0ulicr.
WAsHINaToN, July 21.-Thc Commits
sioncr of Indian Affairs has received nri-
vatc letter from Fort Arbucklc, dated June
~, stating that the Camanchcs were
nightly engaged in extensive lcprcdations.
General Cooper, the Choctaw and Chick
aSsaw Agent, had just started for Washita
where the troubles commenced, but an ex
press hau been sent requesting his return.
There were but six white men Mt Fort Ar
buckle, and the post might be taken at
any moment.
Inc Camanchcs are very much irritatcd
by the losses they sustained in the recent
conflict with the Texan Rangers.
The order for the march OF the Second
CaValFyy Sc Eost !!eagenw0rth has been
countermandcd. That regiment will re-
main on duty in the department. of Texas
On the first of August the department
OF Florida will be broken Up, and the scy.
.eral military stttions therein will revert to
the Department of tho East. Lieutenant
General Scott compliments Col. I.oomis i'm |
bringing to successful close the Indian
hostilltics in Florida, and says lie and those
who served with him deserve we'll of their
country.
BosToN, July %. --This city was visited
with a very severe storm this afternoon.
In this city the lightning struck in SOW.
erol places In Old Cambridge h entorcd
the house Of Mrs. Maul;ns, killing erin
stantly, and seriously injuring Elizabeth |.
Beskett The latter will recover The
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LOCAL.

Nothing Of startling interest has
,ranspired In town since our lasi-not
so much even. as a dog fight" We
have had all sorts Of weather. though.
and plenty of Il. II has been at times
vet and cold-ihcn again cold and
wc,--wet and warm. and warm and
wei-and the deuce knows what oil.
Sunday II raincd and !, poured,
and dark clouds hung over Us. obscur.
ing tho sun. and shedding . dismal
and dresry light. but yesterday was
Ia glorious day. II was one suited
for lovers. labcwrs. and al. Old Sol
shouc out In all his Iusire. and ou'
%ciiirens looked IS pleasing ssa pigre,
on . holiday. lBu, We like 10 foseo,
-Chdstmas will soon he q. hand
parties and eee.ucrv. especially.
should he ,alkcd II. and a elosiou,
time generally anticipated.
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Scoops these lhsl lfais u asiiaailsa
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is fully really, W. believe, 10 be-
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haiels, afo points hot now 10 be
discussed At all Iof II anylhbe
can enable lho Mexican people 10
protect themselves, and 10 eonuliale
order with Independence, II will be-
The enforcement upon lhem Of ~
irresistible conviction that they can.
not be- aud will not bo allowed "a
riot forever with IMMUNITY IN a
license u anarchy which makes their
country The pest aud calamity VI the
New World II die American ang
ho planted upon their sois u will be
planted there ns the symbol NJ Law
and the assurance Of peace ; and II
II be- 70 planted, Il viii no, be With.
lnvn ,ill N one way Or another Law
shall have been cnihroncd aud pcac,
established FROM the Caribbean I,
the Gulf Of California. - in lori
Times.