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Estate Sale,
1900 ACRES WAXHAW LAND I
90 Valuable and Likely Negroes.
ALSO


other properly.
w Curetun, 7 i Cureton,) In Equity
Ex'rs of Taos. CHretop, deed Ianca 3 /
benjamin II. Massey, James. Bill 10 sell
B. Cureton, and Gthsrs. Estate Of
Thos Cure
J ton, deed.
Under ard by virtue of the decree of,thc
Court Of Equity, made in above case, dee.
10, 1889 will sell ut the late rcsidrucc
of Thomas Curc;on, decd, 8 miles above
Lancaster Village on the road Ia Charlotte,
commencing on the 18th day of January,
1859, and continuing until the estate is dis
posed of, the entire personal Estate Of the
said Thomas Cuictoii, deceased consisting
Of so young likely and valuable negroes,
among the number are some choice men
| and women likely young fellows, boys and
/ girls; two young Black Smiths, one with
considerable experience and reputation.-
The entire gang being pronounced by COM
petent Judges. ms altogether likely, valuable
and saleablr.
Also, III horscs and mules. over 100 head
of cattle, 4 quantity of corn, fodder, oats.
wheat, cotton seed and peas = road wag.
/. ons plantation and smith tools. household
and Kitchen furniture and other articles.
Also, ihe-real estate of the sid Thorn ,s
i hCuieton, situate. in South Curnlia. bounded
10y lands OF Alexander Coiley, David Hood
DIR. Thos. h. Curc,on. :. Is. Massey, NJ. p.
traw ford and the North Carolina line. sup.
posed Ia contain about 1900 acres. The
land will be reSurveyed before the day of
sale and divided into three or more parcels
and sold accordingly Pats of the same
will b" made as soon ns possible and per-
sons are invited TO examine the snL diyis.
ions This is dcsirabl. body of Land, "a.
silly cu ltivatcd, produces freely and abumd-
antlv, and with satisfaction. Persons desi.
rous of picking cotton rs late rs in the
months of January and February are espc
cinl.y invited to attend the sale, to bid and
to purchase.
The stock Of horses, mules, cattle, hogs
and corn will be sold ,h" tirS, day of sale.
also the land The negroes on the second
day Of sale
TERMS-For the land credit OF ono
md two years with interest from day Of
sale, payable annually. For the personal
Estate, credit of one year with interest
payable annually, the purchaser to give
bona with two or more good surrries, aud
also n mortgage OF the Lana. Other terms
on day of sale.
JAMES IL. WTTHERSpOON,
&. Il. l.. ID.
Dec -, 1853. 45-it pf 1880
eS5- Camden Journal, Columbia Guar
dian, Chester Standard, Fairfield Herald,
Charlotte Democrat, will copy weekly until
sale.
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A Ii persons indebted TO the Estate OF
"A the late Miss Father y. f;opnors are
notified 10 make immediate payment. Those
having demands against said Estate are re.
quesied to hand them In properly rouehea
for, in the time required By law 10 w. So.
Connors, Esq., my Agent
FrAl9 r.. u. CONNORS, Adm'r
Dee. 20, is5s--t6tf - v'rL
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COMMISSIONED PooR-Thc following
gentlemen were appointed Commissioners
Of the Poor for this District by the Lcgis-
laturc, there having been neglect to elect
Commissioners at :hr October elections
s. b Massey, Robt. NJ. Miller, A. J. Stew,
art, Andrew Johnson, Sam'l Robertson.
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CmARLEsTnN. Dec. -. 1853.

CorToN.-There was but a limited de-
mand for this article to-day, the sales hav.
ing been confined to some 100 bales. The
outside prices Of the previous day were
scarcely maintained. We subjoin the par
ticulars Of sales, viz: 81 bales ut 10; II at
lot; at I0i; ~ at l0a; so at iIs; 1888 at
~; - mt l1i; A. nj ID n-I6; 81 at lls;
2o7 at II 1916; 375 at III; and ls bales
at lie.
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LAND FOR SALE.

NlIE PLANTATION OR TRACT OF
L land, always known ~ the Ellis rlan,a
tion, is now in Market-n number one plan.
tatIon, cquacd by few and surpassed by
nonc-"n Little lynchcs creek, living on
both sides of the creek. The plantation i
in good repair and in spIenicd condition for
making crop. souc eighty acres "t mcrrl,
fresh land opened and quantity Of the host
wood land l." cut down that is on the creek
The tract contains between one Thousand
and twelve hundred acres
Il il splendid land for corn or cotton.
and any person wishing I" purchase land
" i'll do well To come and examine
WM W. ELLIS.
Dec 3, 1855. 43-lt
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Land and Negroes for
Sale.

Joseph u, Perry, I In Eqniry. Lam
va. caster, Partition
Be"jami" c. Perry Land and Negroes.
and others.
Under the decree OF the Court Of Equity
made in above case. December S'h, 1888. |
will sell at LANCASTER e.. II. on the lst Mon.
day the Sd January 1850, lG6 acres of land
on Singleton Creek bounded by lands Of
Wylie Patterson, Wyatt Patterson, James
Thompson and James SummerviIlc, belong
ing TO Estate of George NJ, Perry. Also.
the following negroes Mclbourn, Sarah
and child, Eliza, AdnIino. Terra, Lewi-, and
Fanny, all young and likely.
Terms a credit of IL months, with inter.
est from day of sale, bond with two good
surcties-cxccpt MS much cash az will pay
costs.
JAMES II. WrTHERSPOON.
Com'r Eq. l.. ID.
Dec. i3, 1853, 4i-st pf $3.50.
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CEssUs TAXEH.-Mr. VIM. RoLcrtso n
was, at the recent session of the Legislature,
appointed crnsus-takcr for Lancaster Dis
irict.
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A IL peryons indebted to the Estate Of
IA Capt. Il Dratiin, deed. are requested
to pay up on or before the FIRST day or jan
uary next. " they do not their notes viii
positively and without reserve be placed In
the hands of an officer for collection"
- N. B. CRAIG, Adm'r,,
Nov. 26th 1883 4e-6s.
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THE STATE OF SOpTH CAROLINA
LANCASTER DIsTRICT.

LANCASTER DIsTGICT.
J. NJ. Small, who is in the custody of
the Sheriff OF Lancaster District, by virtue
"f n Writ of Cnpins Ad Satisfacicndum at
the suit Of John Adams having filed in my
Office together with schedule on oath of
his Estate and effects. hts petition to the
Court Of Common Pleas. praying that he
NAV be admitted 10 the benefit "f the Acts
Of the Genera; Assembly made for the re-
lief Of lnsoIvent Debtors. lt is ordered,
that the said John Adams and nll other the
creditors, to whom the said ], NJ. Small is
in anywis. indebted bc, and they are here.
by summoned and have no.ice 10 appear
before the said Court at Lancaster Court
House on the third Monday In March next,
TO shew cause, If any they can, why the
prayer OF the petition aforesaid should not
De granted.
Office Court Of Common Pleas, I.ancas-
ter District, 20lh Dec. 1858.
J. A. STEWMAN. CTk.
Dec. ~. IJ-3m
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LoTthRiEs.-Nithout Ad,sscnting voice,
The House of Representatives, of Georgia
has passed bill repeating all laws which
authorized lotteries in that State.
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LANCASTERVILLE, sc.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, DEC. 20, 1858.

CARRIER. ApDRrfs.--A carEer's address
by "'Jppcr Creek" was not received until
another had been accepted and printed.
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TIE MARKETS.
CoL,tINnIA.Epc q

CoLuaglA, Dec. 81. 1853
since the first Of the week, the market cIo.
sing firm. $50 bales sold to day at sia
lItc.
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TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

I.AScAsTER DisTEIcT.
Mathew Turner, who j. in the custody
oi The Sheriff of Lancaster District, by yir-
tue Of a Wit of Cnpias Ad Salisfaciendum
ai the suit Of John Adams, having filed in
my Office together with schedule on oath
Of his Estate and effects, his petition 10 the
Conrt of Common Pleas praying that he
may be admitted 10 the benefit Of the Act =
of the General Assembly made Cor the relief
OF insolvcut debiors II N ordered, that the
said John Adams and NIL others the crcdi.
tors TO wh.m the said Mathew Turner Is In
a6ywise indebted be, and they are hereby
summoned and have notice TO appear, Be
tor the said Court ut Lancaster Court House
on the third Monday in March next, to
shew Cause, " any tbey can. shy the prav-
er Of the peii,icB aforesaid should not be
granted.
O6ce Court of Common Pleas, Lancaster
Distriet, 40, Dec. 1888.
ia. STEwMAN, Clerk.
Ice. - 4F 90 - ao--sm
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Ladies Dress Departme ent.

Cnnisr Of fBlakan
Shw
i cal ands and ctnno
an Browns m
Gloves White,
oorcd
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PLANTATION GOODS.

gr" Clothing from 20 so yard Blankets from two to " doll"
expressly down East and will be sold
Charleston We determined
Those oca
q p e,avch ,ken Noyeub
art
HAsSELTINE
Irncasr obcrC5, 3-f
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Cot. WITnEHsPooN's RENAISs -Ou
saturday evening last, information was
received of tlre Arrival ut Chester, of the
remains oi g.e late JCol. Wjrggnsroox. -
IN extra train being placed at the dEspo
tsi al the Committee Of Arrangeni snts,
they proceeded To Chester on Sunday
fnorning
81 halt past eleven o'clock, The bJdv,
in charge vi the COMMITTEES, arrived at
our Depot, where ii was placed on -
hearse, and accompanied toy large con
course Of citizens, was conveyed To its fi
nal resting place ia r!ic grave yard II the
irdependent Preshy yteriar Church. The
largest HssemM-gc our village has ever
witnessed "n a similar occasion, WAS col
b'cted at the grave, TO pay The last tr,b
pte of respect and affection To him whu
lad hlled go large place IN our commu
nifty. Ahe, some truthful and touching
tem,rks by Rev. J NJ. III. ADAMS, the
body wss Consigned To is last silent
Loms - Yorkottie Engu;,cr.
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.Sr. JoHS's, N. f., December 23.-The
British mail steam ship Pacific. of the
Galway line Of ocean steamers. has ar.iv
ed wi,hLiverpool accounts to Thursday
OH inst
Commercial IntelN gence.
LIVERPOOL Markets, December o.
COTEON.-The sales Of Cotton for two
days have been GOO bales, closing firm.
ly.
Second Dispdtch.-The sales for three
days embr ace ls 900 bales Of which ex
porters took 1000 bales. The reports
give decline Of Id. on Upands, aud l.
l6l. on Mobile and Orleans. Holders
we've offering freely, but without pressing
sales. There was n declining tendepcy
at the close. .....
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Gents Furnishing Department.

Consists Of everything that wanted To tit out Gentleman
of the mead To the sole Of ttc eots Vests Pants Shirts
Vests and Pants all and Call and Of
the cold weather sets from four h Twenty five Dollars
HATS of description and pcc
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Russell Place, s. 9.
LANDS For SALE.

ME will sell to the highest bidder at the
W Court House at Lancaster on the first
Monday in January next, all that valuable
plantation, coniaini. g five hundred acres,
more or less, known NJ the 'Sec.est place,
adjoining lands Of William Stevens, estate
Of ID. Wilherspoon pnd others
This is well known 10 be desirable
plantation, well adapted to the cultivation
OF either cotton or corn. All necessary
buildings are upon the premises.
TERMS, a credit Of twelve months,
with interest from day OF sale; purchasers
to give approved assureties and mortgage.
s. u, MASSEY,
=. CUREToN,
Adm'rs.
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Hsw BoAsD OF rgc BA>x OF Tns
srArs.--P1esidrol--C. ", FOrman
,Disec,t rs--A. =. Browning, w. G.
Dukes. Tho. Llue, J. II. shepperd. A.
Snuonds, J II. s,sinmier, L. q. GaiIiard,
q. J. Colco ek, Tho. Ryan. &. r, usnckIe.
II. F. 6us hcoker, and II. L. DJltercr.
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Hardware Department.

Is fall and complete Combination Saw comprising Saw, Sqn
and Scribe =" II on
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NEW FALL & WINTER GOODS
FOR lS5S--9.

I'VE WOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM OUR CUSTOMERS AND
w eanda well
suitable Cor this
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TOO BBi.s, Whisky an Brnds, Just re-
IOtJ ceiyed BY JOS. VI. GiYLE -
Camden, Dee. 3, SO, 4s-tf
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Last and only Notice.

December sth--4atd
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sTEAMBOA~.

E,ARE s-FoR ALBANy-NoTfCE TO sBiPpyRs.-
N The steamer HERO viii leave Robinson street pier
Friday December ~ Al O'Clock Freight taken At reasonable
rates delivered New Central Railroad depot For
freight apply n te Captain board 70 GEO.
7. SAMMY, Al he once on The dock.
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LOST AND FOUND.
U,oUND-DEc is A PACK 40 or COFFEE, IN EIGHrH
u avenue. The owner by calling At i9 West r~eny.
sixth street can have The same by payag expenses and proving
TouSr-cANE TO the PREMISES or THE ADvER.
scr, the morning % the h instant large spotted
pointer dog. lock which he
% ssss I ~ R1Gss ae ans g. a s
7oeock r. y. 70 James Mooney, - wile,i street
I osr.-AIL PRISONS ARE CAUrtoNED AGAINST
II nestisting or receiyng certain Prom.sory note bear
III order o. Richard Murphy, payable demand DI ss
men, Of aid noss has been stsppea suitable reward 6
he paid returning the 70 Francis H. Dykers ks,
7 osr-As IVORY OPERA GLASS, PURPLE VELVET
~ lett IN a Fourth stage Tuesday evening
I've auder viii be suitably rewarded by leaving ns No iJi
I osI-oS THURSDAY, DEC. %. IN CONC FROM
IL Ninth and fourth street ~ Eighth
thirty second street adys s,iehel containing
and one ala ssndisrbis posmonnsIe With come chsnTe
and bank book The 0rsenwich savings Bank. suitable
Twsniy fourth street, near Ninth avenue.
osr-IS THE HUDSON RIVER, on THE NIGHT or
az bundle. z sScos. The aggr branded ken,shs Siiy
All persons forbid receiving purchasing Sail property
WITHOUT sIISas' s "a rffhs'fsf CO. II cosue. slip
NEWANDS.
40 REwARD.-Losr. SMALL ENGLISH TERRIER
DO dog The above reward will be paid upon his being
turned 70 iol West thirteenth street
S1O REwARp-Losr, DEC !, IN GOING IRON
pIV Coentss slip TO King street. leather pockesbook
containing fifteen dollars check drawn by W g. Rene
Central Pank, Brooklyn, for Sill 90 dated Nov 90
snndrv other papers The reward win be paid de-
sw Lewis CO. south street = = - - -. !
8C0 REwARD.-LosT, ON TUESDAY MORNING
VLV between = North Moore street and g1 West stree
slarse black pocksScok, marked Benz Brady" Icon
sined thirty sr dollars small bills two checks on West
chester County Bank drawn BY L. seymour note BY Pste
Bee and other except 10 the owner The
above reward viii be paid Al 12 West street
COX REwARD-THE TWO YOUNG MEN WHO
pA picked slse accdenty dropped near the United
States Hotel Dec rs particularly marked by persons
standing near snd win and arrested necessary
They supposed 70 b. honest however snd % they will
return e money 70 the cashier q the Fulton Bank Cor o. T.
hey hand The Into the bank 70 day the canher
thorized TO pay V allow xewsrd
e1S0 RKwARD.-IOsT, ABOUT FOUR WEEKS
GIOV since, cameo brooch black ground, with white
figure Of Night double OF diamonds.
whoever vii return The 10 Ttsny Co.. SO Broadway,
shall receive the above reward and no questions asked
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THE MII1TANYs
IroR sAIE-A NATIONAL GUARD UNIFORM, CON.
uleie ANY person wishing 70 buy the same, viii please
communicate with T. r.. Herald office.
THE COMMISSIONED OFFICERS or THE FIRST DT.
vision New York State Militia requested " assemble
House Broome street this friday
Inst O'clock business affecting the welfare of dvi
non BY request 81 Col Robinson, Capt T. NJ Deed and
feut r. Fraser ~ regiment CoI ~ schwarzwsder OapL
Fred Grute an Lieut. q. W " Neanr, sh regiment Capt
Th0s l. Murphy and Lieut. Thos Clark, 9Th regiment
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4 0LNTI IMAM AND WIFE OR TWO SINGLE GEN
"A tlemen desiring pessn, home With comfort and re
price AZ LAG Fourth unquesonabe references nds
pensable
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A CEILEUR co. HAVING CoMPLETED THE *
" enson Of their establishment beg announce that they
are now ready 10 receive , friends aud the public Mr. A
Ceeur, from London, attends personally IN The operating
oc where he produces pictures far excelng any other
abnshment In the Gay, He has 20 his AID instruments ercu
direct ~ any dire than life The arrange
the Illumination perfect and In chemicals
manufactured in bic laboratories vtt 81 their
sb~hment will satisfy The most fssdous thai they
cure likeness aud brilliant
Can and see the London artinogrsphe establishment
A. CEfLGUK co, Sc Broadway.
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A PRIVATE FAMILY WOULD ACCOMMODATES sEvE
IN raj safle gentlemen with pleasant rooms ard partial
board Apply - West Twenty second street. Sixth
aver
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NOTIFICATION PROPOSED nv NICARAGUA.
Art The fifteenth article Of the treaty shall read In
these TERMS .
such routes Of communication aforesaid and guaran
The neutrality OF the same They also agree 10 EN-.
poy their influence with other nations 70 induce them 70
guarantee such neutrality and protection.
And the republic of Nicaragua it, part agrees TO es
tabsh free port each extremity Of single route
% es'~cen TIE Atlantic ana tao'c oceans
imposed levied by the II Nicaragua than
those which may be agreed upon between the two govern
mcnis The United states, after previous notice 10 the
government OF Nicaragua shall be at liberty TO carry
troops and munitions Of war, In their vessels or
otherwise for their transportation by the route Of inter
oceanic communication, always provided that they be
destined Cor a place within the territory OF the United
states but not they he destined 20 nations friendly TO
pubcs and the governments Of Nicaragua shall not de
mand any charges tolls Of any kind whatever for the
transportation Of said troops and munitions Of war
THE rest Of this article as in the original.
Art. g. The sixteenth article shall read a. follows
The republic Of Nicaragua agrees that should become
necessary at any time 70 employ military force for the Sc
cury persons and property passing
any Of the routes aforesaid, viii employ the requisite
force for THAT purpose but on failure 70 do this for any
cause whatever the government of the United States may
employ ia forces for the purpose whenever
Nicaragua, is Minister In the United States, shall re-
cognsc necessity for the employment Of this foreign
force the request Of the government Of Nicaragua
beng well understood that this force shall come with
that exclusive object and shall be withdrawn ~ soon
as IN the Judgment Of the government Of Nicaragua,
Art T. Additional The government Of the United
States shall proven, the formation in said States &c expe
dtons ornaments against Nicaragua, even under pre-
Of aiding any Of the parties which may exist 10 the
country.
These notifications not being accepted by The United
states government, the treaty hangs Ere.
In the meantime the Derby government came into
power Pamerston bad sent out special minister
(ouscey) to Central America and his services were re-
tanned by Derby He remained in Washington during
time informing tho Secretary for Foreign Affairs, Mamcs
bury Of the Of events The position Of the British
government TO ignore all that Clarendon has done or
attempted 10 do Malmcsbury has sent 0usclcy Cen
trail America 10 endeavor 10 settle the question nayto
make treaties with Costa Rca and Nicaragua and by
doing adjust some OF the disputed points Of the Clayton
Buwer treaty n that England will be willing 10
give w everything but the right Of way across the 18th
muse Had the British dipomatsts done that ten years
ago there would have been trouble The situation of
affairs a, the latest point IS interesting Understanding
ha, something decisive Is 70 be done The Senate has
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| N ELEGA FURNISHED ROOM, FRONTING ON
~ Fourteenth street. Broadway, with two or three
floor be procured with board, ~ early
application Dinner At six O'Clock Address box 22U Post
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A PRIVATE FAMILY WOULD ACCOMMODATE ON
IN or two single gentlemen gentleman aud his wi
with pleasant, rooms and board. Apply LIS West Twen
street sixth Seventh location
eXceptonahe. References REQ uired.
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1Sn RKwARD-LOsT, ABOUT FOUR WEEKS
SICV since, cameo brooch, black ground With white
figure Of Might surounped BY double row of diamonds.
whoever viii return the Tsny Co, $50 Broadway,
shall receive the above reward and questions asked
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mod cd that the governments may recognize the
sovereignty 81 the BAY Islands IN Honduras, without
being bound by the express conditions of the treaty be
tween Great Britain aud Honduras. This intended TO
avoid the delicate point IN that treat, Tor ,ne iu'e pro
hoi,iou Of slavery IN the islands Mr. Wade and others
resisted the amendment but the republicans mainly con
sented -, -. -,
same force and validity they had been Inserted, word
for word in the treaty between her Bftannic Majesty aud
tho United states Of America signed this Gay.
They shall be ratified by her Britannia Majesty, ana ~
the President the United States, by and With the ad
vice OF the Senate thereof and the ratnca
shall he exchanged al the same time As those o. he
In witness whereof, the respective pcuipc.en'arics
have signed the present separate Articles and nave
sHxea thereto the seal of their arms
THIS treaty as modified was sent England in April,
1857 and that the end OF The objects OF the treaty
may be briefly stated as follows
L. declaration that there should be no slavery IN Cen.
trail America.
The islands Of Ruaan Bonaca, &C, we're to be con
sttued and declared free Territory, under the scve-
regn,y Of the republic Of Honduras.
q The Mosquito Indians to have ade aucd territory
set apart thcm within which they were 10 be govern.
ed by their national council.
All grants Of land made by the King Of Mosquito 70
British subjects were 10 be confirmed.
The rgb, Of the free navigation Of the San Juan river
was 10 be retained by Costa RIGA.
An these terms Of the treaty are reiecscd-Ccsta
pca was 10 be deprived Of the right to navigate the San
Juan river. and both banks declared 10 be vested
In Nicaragua the grants made by The King Of Mosquito 10
British subjects Gresown and other places we're declared
70 be invalid the Mosquito Indians were declared 70 have
'possessory rights onythat s right TO exist on the
surface Of the earth ike any other being endowed by Prov
dence with powers Of iocomoson the Islands Of RuaAn,
Benaca &C. were declared 10 be an integral part Of Hon
duras and, finally, declared that the slavery ques
.;oc ehau hc lcftt IN TJopduvss hcrcelf
will be observed that nearly all these treaties have
been concluded not with Nicaragua, but with other Pow
ers and did not the whole question To reach the
principal point in dispute Mr. Cass resolved TO try re-
Turn TO first principles and he therefore concluded IN the
fall o. 1851 treaty with the representative Of the Mica
raeuau government. Such AZ u s, here
THE CAss-yRIsARRI TREATY
The republic Of Nicaragua and the United States NJ
America being DESTROYS 20 maintain with each other the
most friendly relations TO promote the commercial inter
course OF their respective citizens and TO make
,unl arrangement with respect accommodation between
rho Atlantic and Pacific oceans by the river Sas Juan de
Nicaragua and either both the lakes q Nicaragua
won,pna or by any other route through the territory OF
s,sd republic az Nicaragua, have deemed eyped'ent 70
conclude treaty u friendship, consncrce and nay gator,