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THEIR V6LIIE

The New Noll; Hrnh takes issuc with ;ts
c"t"'"r"rnrics, upon the proposition That the ac
InisI'i"n of Cuba and Mexico would rebound
exclusively I" the interest Of the South. livery
properly denies that this would be the result o,
their acquisition, and thinks that no opposiliuu
should com" from the North, upon sectional i'll
trr'st ani Influence. IL argues that Il greater
faiacy could not be imagined While the South
Is certainly interested in the extension of or:r
Southern frontier, the NortI-and particularly
New En"land--,lraws Il greater ADVANTAGE from
Southern exclusion than any other section of the
mon. Ii contends that Southern extension, ia
has been proved in The case of Texas. OPENS M
new channels Of trade for the New Enrl,uJ
Manufactures, The profit Of which coun;crLal.
ance Tia" political power resulting to the South
from such extension; that their ACQUISITION
would add ten millions of ncw customers to tl.
trade of New E.riulanm
The commerce of Cuba iStwcntv millions fuur.
hiths Of which w"ul'l be supplied by the North.
and one fifth b. the SOUTH were it. not for tho
d"uh'c duty IMPOSED by Spain upon it. Under
Spanish duties, our trade is excluded not moro
than five per cent. Of her whole .:nlnmcrc. helms,
Received from us, and thus the North is virtually
deprived! of Il market for sixteen millions of doll
lars worth of The products of her Industry. which
would rapidly increase from the moment of tI,e
annexation OF Cuba 10 Tie United States The
Resulting benefit to the North, upon the Removal
ot the c"inlnrrcial barriers between this country
and Mexico, would br trnfol,l greater
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Obituarn,

DIED. OH 22d February, j, w. NJ. infart son
OF j. r. w. aud Rosa z, CromerNaned fus
months and l2 days.
Sleep on, sweet babe, 10 dreams annov tbv rest,
,mhy spirit flew uns"lIied from thy breast.
Through the bright regions of Won azure eskv.
winged Seraph now he scars on high.
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MOBILE G. OHIO RAILROAD

The total earnings of this Road, for the past
year. on 2'i miles. has been $5ol,#s2 Tx.
r"ns"S Sao',9G3. The cars low run to West
Font, Miss, 232 miles from Mobile. Their. is
SUI gap between this point and the Memphis
& Charleston Road. of loo miles
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III" 81" Serpent Co"yhL-rho captain Of an
f.ngiiS!, vessel recently saw The serpent, off
1t. fi"rnn, and he gives IL graphic account of
Tile appearance of that monster. Tn. cal
tam "t annthcr vessel, instead uf intlulrinu his
inay yinalion, took measures to capture the. c,ca
turc. it WAS hauled on hnnr.l and It's head was
covered with snak y-ln"king b:,ruaclcs On closer
Inspection, ii WAS found I" ln Il gigantic srawrcd
twenty feet Ion" an.l four inches diameter Thu,
r"ot-rntl Of which appeared. when in the Wa.
Ter like the head of the animal, and the motion
given ly the caused it. to seem alive. Boil,
captains arrived about the same time in England.
a''l published their different accounts of the adj
venture.
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RELIGIONS NOTICE

lie Ecv L. =. AErnrr of Grecnvlc, vii
preach in the Episcopal Church, on Sunday. a
night Il Sermon will he delivered before the Y
VI. 1. Association. Public invited TO ATTEND
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PERMIAN ROCKS

ir"l SWALLOW, State Gc"l",ist, of Missouri,
f'l'"f'S an important Geological discovery in
ka'SaS, of Il formation hitherto unknown in tl,r
West. lie reports the discovery Of Pcrmiun
Rocks, Identical with the Pcr,man species of
Russia and EnuanI
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LIST OF CONSIGNEES-
I1o1 UT CUNSIGNEES,
n W III" D'pui at -iGbcpilie, for tie

hcm"i"t'y /" III" b'pot at -ibbrpiile. for tie
~''h r"i"g VI ,rch 10, 1858.
J " Jones. J IL L J White. II = Kerr. Mai G.
M"D Miller. DJ Jordan W B Dorm, J Adams.
u { t"h"il, j ID Chalmers. Capt = J Hester. a $
Martin. {: w l;uriin, " McCon.bS, III A Jones
+ Mn,>hall Gcn : Mct;owan, DIR w NJ Treo.
want, Col J + Calhoun,
u. r. SONDLEY, Art
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FOUND.

"A SMALL Pocket Book has bsep handed m
- which was found in -,hs sheet, on Monday.
1t contains four Notes, each one. amountipg 10
$500, made payable totJepthy Morton, and
signed sSg 5. b. Barnes, ,.snd dated January 40.
Tho owner can get the Book byicfitsa at saha
Frsss Cfee, apd payrng Tor advertisikE +, ~ 4,
MaIcu =, 1858. A. FstfS'
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ABBEVILLE BANNER.
Thursday Morning, March. IL, 1868.
w. G. DAWES, Editor.
TO OUR PATRONS

We again remind those in arrears to our office
that "a the Isl of April next, our new rule of
charging extra for subscriptions which have been
duc and L. months, takes effect. We have given
fair notice. and if you will neglect these little
matters, ii is your own fault. We give six months
after your subscriptions expire, within which
every man can certainly munagc to pay us. If
You cannot come in person, il is quite easy
matter 10 Sc" I by mail. When our rule has
gone into Ell, e. II" one need expect us to vary
from tive will take no excuse; all shall be
treated alike without exception.
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HON JAMES T. cpR

Th" friends of this LiS,iu,u>hrl routl.m,u
VIII regret TO learn that he has publicly an
h""'Iccd his intention to retire from public life;
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L""isiana-Eugcne Warhurg, an artist now
residing IN Florence, is ii I.ouisi;.nnn by birth
and the high rank secured for him hy SOM. of his
works. has conferred honor Oh his native State
lie represented Louisiana at the Paris Exhibition
with much '"iat, and has executed some pieces of
s:uary for distinguished persons in Europe
W" have h"i"rr us a pi"l"yraph of one of hi.
works. 1.-The First Mss which fully S,is,ans his
reputation This work lie proposes in dispose of
by ratllr--iu0 tickets ut =. 81 TER ticket, I'b.
lottery will b" drawn at Florence under the Sill
crInicndcnce Of Al"sSrs. Maquav ~ Packcnham
bankers. 1t would BE- LcS;ran'c that this work If
Louisiana artist should h" brought to our shores
as IN illustration and mcnlcnt to of native genius
~. q. D,ita.
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DplllellcaI.

MARRIED, by d. W. Hawthorn, ESQ.,, on the
"a '"st.' Miss LUCINDA BURNErrE, to Mr.. L. d,
WRIGHT; nil Of tins District
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COL. ORR DECLINES A REELECTION.

We find in the last Anderson Gazette n lengthy
letter from Col Orr, in response to n communities
ton addressed I" hmby j. F. Reed, X. L. Simpson
and others requesting him agnin to be II candidate
for Congress a, the October cccton. Col. Orr
acknowledges the compliment conveyed in the re-.
quest but positively declines acccdnr To the
wishes of his friends. lie concludes as follows:
'1n disclarring the ard,i"us duties dcvoIvcd
on me, have been aciuatcd by un earnest pur-
pose To maintain y",lr rights. guard your honor
aud preserve this government by restraining it,
Strcklv within lit constitutional sphere hav, not
believed that the highest test o! patriotism was
found III vcll"mcncr OF sentiment or violence of
counsel, and have consequently -"pcratcd cor
day with national men from all sections in ear
rving out s'icl, policy would best promote
your interests and the interests of this urcat cuun
Try.
"'Thc prospect of retirement brings me rratiii
cation as we'll us regret Ihavr been in thu wbirI
Of political excitement lon, enough to covct uuict
and rcposc; re'luir" rest aud recreation. The
Ion" neglect of my private affairs rmpcru.ly de.
IilhndS my prcscnc" ut home. | cannot longer
disregard those obligations in Iisticc to tlos. who
may r.htfulIy claim. through the strongest aul
hottest lies oi affection, my car" aud pro,criinn
'iomr appeal To me To sacrifice my ,crsvu;l
preferences and private interests III the present
critical condition of public ail;.irs, bv cons.nlur
again I" he Il candidate" has been Respectfully and
earnestly considered. White | appreciate the.
honor you confer III making s,lrI an appeal, dis
trust The possession at AN influence To- serve yu,I
more efficiently than others, YOU may summon
10 take my place. Ii the future looks g!nnnlv
I" The patriot, it will not, | trust be- the last
ccas'n when an impending" S,"rn,Sl,alI he ward.
eel "if, and ih" sunshine of happiness and pros,
pcrtv restored. II the storm should bu,si I'M
on us, havrncvcr doubted your corir:ig. ,n meet
it. ar your capacity I" weather it. When the ,c.
ra>i"n arises, Won will | au >ur., preserve your
rights anl vin.licntc your honor
NV hen hav" l.!.mr- | vii rive YOU my opn.
IONS more fully upon the parties and politics of
the country.
81 thank you, gentlemen for the hattcrinr
terms in which you have conveyed the wishes of
the meeting you represent, ami ter.l,r To my
c"mst'tnlr:t through you the deep sense Of my
obligation t" them for their long, sleadl;,st and
generous support.
AN, very truly, your friend,
and obrdient servant
JAMES l.. ORR
TO Mcssrs. J. p Reed, II. +. Simpson, Daniel
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Sepoy Atrocities.-It turns out that the hor-
rid tales which were published in the English
journals of mutilations and nameIess outrapsS
committed on English men and women, bys the
natives Of Indis, grossly exaggerated, if not
IN most caseses wholly untrue. II has been as
certained that no multiated subjects have come
down the Ganges, or found their way to Eng
land. Lord Siaftesbury, who give, currency 70
the'statement vt public meeting, intimsted that
the highest lady in 1ndia meaning, Of course, the
wife of the Governor. GeneraT--had spoken tof
the .mntilations in her letters Ills lordship has
been applfed'to for addtionaF Finfoipatoa, and
the result shows that Lord Sha1esbhry made
the assertion on. mere hsresay .evidence.-N. Y
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,;E Ihs Washingt CORES speuden. Of the Phils,
Pfentice, otthe ES6isyiff8 journal, is here. and
s@qrkiog Hard, s. "a ssfd&iagst,sfhe Southern
Aneriusns 70 stsndt Happ phrey. Mar
Iska, st sat'ie IS; Ss M W5utss Davis,
e sgsinlkt ,lsion 81 Kalsas Id.
!! I .,| 81 s@s s. sa. dsf tAs eesaptsa
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~ The ends of col. II. H. HARPER
respectfully a''n"unc" him IL Candidate for the
cy:s!a. mrc. at the cnSnin" election.
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ADVERTISEMENTS

Don't forget t" read The Advertisements of T. J.
TAYLOR, II. 5. KERR, :. FAIR and +. Ham, Adj.
ninisira,ors
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THE WEATHER.

since 'h" first of this month We have had cold.
bleak winds, andon Monday last, We had corlsi,,.
crahc snow.
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C.e" war IN Somorn.-Accounts in the Cali
ioinil papers from Sonora state that a,lara had
collected large force Of Indians .,d commenced
war against The authorities Of the State 'Ibry
make thc war support its If and Iaer the prncc
aO,e lnhabit'its. On the 10th of Dc:.,nl,.r T.,
parry ol the rebels. numbering, 200, defeated
.'uu government troops in battle, and immediately
A'ter maze nn "a :li aiiaci OH Guaymas. There were
only ISo efhcicnt soldiers IN tho town, but ,h,v
,ousnt hrave'y, and after two davs' fighting tL,
nssailahls were rcpmlsed. On the up,,Iouch nf
Tie rebels the wonrR aud chiIJrer;nI,i MANY of
pie private citizens Of Guayn,s 10 th. number
OF more Than 900 in all went oil to the islands,
III the pay, ana remained there until the iiubtmJ
was over. a attack on Capt. Stone $ surycyinE
party was apprehended.
.
PaimfM ReiriJution, If 1ruc.-Thc Ncwrhr,
Spectator says there is young man in II t,,yn ,r
Vermont. who can!ot speak Il, his father. Pre-.
vlous 10 his birth soIpe diilcrcnce arose between
bis mother and her husband, and for q cops;d.rn'
DIE time size refused 10 speak 10 him. The diff
Guilty was subsequently, heaIcd-he child was
born ,snd in DUE time began to talk-but when
setting with his father was invariably silent IL
continued SO till it was five years old, when the
father, having exhausted bspower of persuasion.
threatened 1t ithpunishment for its Etubborness'
When the punishment was inflicted, 1t elected
nothing but sighs and grOans, which told but too
Dlsiily that the little Sufferer was vainIy endea.
yorng 0speak. All who were present unified
this opinion. thatitwasimpossbIe for the child
~ spsAk to His sfaL Lher--an slime proved their
egi.iiPY se.gss. ,mat,iFsf age lis sf.
foftsfa coayelse ID pafents could only pro-
...ss aes e q sis, g - ;,
9sss~ass sstia,aingssss IL: Nl,a or.
lt<asaG - ~ 0sLE arch 4, Gsferafs l,k,
iegssss s efs;l | Rex: s @ tsyel
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Rassas.-NswJ YonH. March 4-Tbe Neu. |.
York Herald says that q ssheme has been CON.
eoctsd the HOUSE ofSRspf9senta ca, bv The the
'NoEfhsrns hsrs, to dsiayfhe admission Of Kan.
sass$bsf ms Sfhats bin comes up, by amending
II $50 as 10 EdmE Minnesota alone, -
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:ry truly, your friend,
and obrdient servant,

10 Mcssrs. J. =. Reed, II. f. Simpson, Daniel
Brown, Dr. W. Robinson and others, Commit
tcc.'
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INPoRrASr To- WHALERs.-We find in H,snf's
IJNTcAdnfs Magazine for July the report Of deci-
sion by Judge Bette, Of the United States District
Court, in the case of the owners of the whaling shin
Richmond versus the purchasers Of a portion Of that
vessels cargo Of oil and bone, after she had been
wrecked TIE decision is so covered up in abstruse
technicalities that 1t would scarcely be edifying, in
erfenso, to the class Of readers most interested in the
subject Suffice it, that the Court takes the ground
that the commander of the Richmond possessed NO
legal right to dispose Of the cargo, even when in peril
OF being lost. The ship Richmond being wrecked in
bhering 5 Straits while on u whaling voyage, her
cargo OF OIL and bone was purchased by the masters
OF the ships Elizabeth Firth, Panama, and Junior.
and brought to q port Of safety. The owners Of the
Richmond Gbelled that portion Of the cargo bought
by the first two vessels, claiming that the sale was
not a valid one. The suit was decided by the Supreme
Court at Washington in favor of the hbelIants, de-
creeing that they recover the proceeds after deducting
salvage. The present action was in the case of the
Junior, and the facts and the evidence we're the
same. Judge Belts held ns in the former case. and
ruled for the libellants.
we are not aware that a similar issue has been
tried before, but we doubt whether such sales have
heretofore been regarded as invalid. Few whaling
vessels. we imagine, would care to relieve a wrecked
vessel for the mere salvage. Among the pleas put in
by the owners Of the Junior was that the ship would
have been able to catch and secure whales sufficient
to produce the quantity of oil and bone purchased
from the ship Richmond in less time than was occu-
pied by the Junior in removing the same quantity Of
each from the wreck Of the Richmond; but the plea
was ruled out as Hypothetical.
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They Are in Town !
NAVIGATION.

ID. G.. WATERMAN & Co.
Offer for Sale:
600 BBLS. T MESS BEEF.
AOO300 bbls prime pork,
100 :" Gallego -four, superfne,
100 :" Haxall do do,
rs half bbls superGne -four, for families,
$4,000 lbs bread, pilot, navy and medium,
25 half bbls crushed sugar,
so kegs butter,
$50 coils New Bedford towlines,
so bundles navy oakum,
Is bbls pitch,
81 boxes tobacco,
1000 gallons spirits OF turpentine,
tons iron hoops,
800 coils Manila cordage, st inch, ~, All
81, 81, 81, 3. "a, p. II, 2. Ii and II inch,
so coils 8 thread. Q thread and IL thread,
so coils Russia cordage. II inch shrouding,
- Ct 81 6. 4, "a, 8, 81, 2 and IL inch.
IS coils Q, IL and Is thread, seizing, hamber-
line, rounding and nouseiine,
Chain cables aud anchors,
Copper and iron spikes, 4 and S inch,
Ships caInboos-s, complete, Nos. 2 and 8.
Whale irons, toggie irons,
Whale bo Is,
Cotton duck. Nos. 2. 4, S, 9 and7,
10000 feet white pine boards.
Hard pine heading,
Spruce -four boards,
Hard pine flooring boards. l2-sf
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aSbutisemtus.
JUST RECEIVED!
For Sale bv the Undersigned.

For Sale by the Underlined.
At THE STORE IN DAVIS BLOCK, FORT
q stree;, two doors above King street
: Ivory crochet hooks, steel do do, crochet cotton.
Knitting cotton, embroidery cotton,
knitting needles, wossted needles,
Berlin wool, assorted colou, crochet pattern books,
Ssr,,n w11 patterns. purse snk, assorted eo!o.,
v.lenciennes iacss aid inseEtons, smyrna edge do insertions
Msisa lag, srochet iscs, do insertion,
white Il blond and edgins, white blond quilting, with edge,
Muslin and cambria edging and insertion,
Muslin and cambria Collar, crochet collars,
Thread lace collars, Maltese do, Rloreutine do.
Dimity do, bands do, small steel beads,
Embroidery six, assorted colors. moss sink, DO do,
Trimming fringes, coloesd and black MORE antique trimmings
FANCY linen buttons, silk buttons for dresses,
Glass buttons, cords and tzssels, assorted colors,
Assorted velvet ribbons, bobbin edging,
Muslin and cambria bands, ladies' belts, do gauntlets,
Children's plain and open-worked socks,
Ladies' plain and open-worked stockings,
Linen serpentine braid, assorted coiors, mohair do do,
White and colored WOODEN socks, infants wooden shoes,
Gh,dren's KID slippers, assorted colors and sizes,
ladies' head dresses, white, pink and blue tarietons,
white and black Illusion, mohair nitts,
White, blue and pink French merino, French flowers,
fans made bonnets, richly trimmed,
White horse-hair bonnets, large sizes, emb'd handkerchief.
Blk Serpentine braids, different colors,
Ssapoltan black Grape collars, black lace do,
BLACK, blue, white pink, green and straw colored Grape,
Coates cotton, best quality, white and assd colors ribbon,
Black bonnet ruches, white do do, pink do do, blue do do.
Needle pointed pins, infants white cashmere hoods.
Infants wooden hoods,
LIZ r Coates best 6-cord sewing thread,
snsses' wooden capes, do plaid shawls, ladies' do do.
INFANTS embroidered bodices, large black Chantilly wells,
Chain stitch handkerchief, cambric do,
Broad white silk blond lace,
Fine white blue and pink French flannel, fe linen diaper,
small patterns briliants, fine white Swiss muslin,
ZINE printed lawn, fashionable patterns,
Assorted straw trimmings, black and gray straw bonnets,
Misses fashionable hats, boys do,
Red and black check plaids, patent corsets,
White Marseiiles, white linen frnges,
White cords and tassels, mohair caps and head dresses,
122-it MRS. PEARSON.
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JUST RECEIyEDt
The Celebrated Adelphi Biscuits

CONSISTING Of THE FOLLOW -.
sortnent: Abernethy, CrackneL, Picnic. Tea Gapin, aS"s
- s.nrv Also. Mackie's Edinburgh Btscunes,
consisting Of machine, Queen, ginser. picnic and W shoeee ca T.
The SolIoTing GrOcePiess York hams, English eneese, =.
NJ. rice China rice, loaf and crushed sugar, codnsn. rals.ns'
cnrrants. citron peel, shelled almonds, patent sperm csnass,
- T;nd cates eardipes. H 1. Bakers oysters, California on
iona and jumbles. Constantly on hand a general assortment '"
srSc1 $500 Ground Coffee Constantly on hand
MOSSMAN q SON
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NEW GOODS
Elk POrtena," from Liverpool.

nor SALE, AT VERY MODERATE PRI.
= ces, at the STORE OF GEORGE CLARK, Hotel street.
Babies white Embroidered Merino Hoods,
Do do Wooden Hoods,
Do Embroidered Cambria Robes,
Do do do Waists
LADIES' Embroidered Cambria Collars, latest fashion.
pinity Bands, various styles and qualities,
Crochet Collars, black lace, Falls, assorted qualities,
White Ruches for bonnets, mohair caps,
Black and colored Silk Velvet Trimming; plain and fancy, 3D.
Misses white Cotton Hose, plain and open worked,
Chiidren's Open-workcd white Cotton Socks,
Babies White and Colored Berlin Wool Boots, assorted DUAL.
Black and Colored SIX and Mohair Fringes, great variety,
Colored Silk Braid, for Dress Trimming,
Serpentine Braid. assorted colors,
Broad Worsted Braid, assorted colors,
Black and Colored Silk Ribbon Gimps,
Ladies' White and Colored Corsets, various styles,
Betting Ribbons, Sash Ribbons, and Bonnet Ribbons,
Linen and Cotton Tapes, Brass Hoops for Skirts,
Ladies' Kid Gauntlets,
And a great variety Of Goods too numerous to mention. 1927
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NOTICE. TO WHALEMEN /!

TIME GOVERNOR OF GUAM, (Ladrone Isiands)
on the date ID March, 1855, has appointed
lst- The whaieshIps visiting that Island must pay the port
charges in the FIRST place where they may anchor, but nothing IN
the other ports, 70. one season, and also nothing II they do not
anchor. n.
"a. Shipment win he permitted TO every native who may ike
Tor the time and q situation that the Captains may contract,
without any security or restrictions
"a Gold and silver coin Of the United States shall be accepted
I'm paymeut for It's full value, without discount, in the same man
ner al the Spanish, and South and Central American coins
.tb The said Governor has sent to Thomas Spencer, In Homo
lu;u. all ELL. Of Exchange that Captains had deposited II te
Governors hands for security Of natives shipped in 1886 and 90;
their contracts O..
5thL The Governor also intends for the bcnedt OF captains 70
change his residence, during the present year. TO the Agar Bay,
on me south part OF the Aprs Port. and no more distant rom II
,haD n mile. The said Bay is n very good place nr anchorage
~;tbout a pilots assistance. Boats can laud aid take waller,
(sigred) d. d. L. CORTE-
Guam. Sth March, 1853 i%tm
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOTICE.

K. GUILLOU having been appointed AdministraDo'
- he Estate of J. 6. Levi, late Of Honolulu, deceased,
all persons haviag any demands against the said estate as &c
p 10 passt their accounts to the undersigned and IL Per
C. G. HARRIS,
P,sms Attorney for Administrator.