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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-08

DAN HIcKoK's REGATTA.--We were yesterday
informed by Mr.. Hickok that he intends giving a
regatta next week or the week after, and that he
will offer one of the prizes himself, The other to be
purchased with the entrance money. Dams re-
gatta is to be free for craft of every rig and de-
geriphOl, from amal.oiwaT down 70 3 sailing skif
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-08

DT- The mail failed yesterday from beyond
Philadelphia.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-08

CAPITALIsTs.-The Dublin Commercial Journal
states that during the inquiry into the Savings
Bank of Kerry it was found that beggars and men
in tatters were comparatively large depogitors
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-08

THE BANK DEFALCATIoN AT EAsToN, MD
VIM. B. Smythe, late cashier of the bank of Eas-
ton, (Md,) has been arrested for an embezzlement
Of the funds of that institution.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-08

0E- The Potomac river, it is said, was never
known to be so low as it is at the present time
All the tributaries are nearly Drained and the bust
ness on the Chesapeake and Ohio canal is almost
at stand on account Of the scarcity Of water.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-08
FINE FANCY ARTICLES,
GOLD PENS,

ERF U M cry,
Combs, Brushes and Gents Furnishing
Goods.
ES- We have splendid Of and beau
uul FANCY ARTICLES
which receiving additions by every packet We inv
attention to the following list.
CARD CASES. Pearl Shell, Silver, etc.
RETlCULEs. Silk and Velvet elegant patterns.
PURSES. "a fine assortment, styles.
DESKS. Ebony, Rosewood, Papier Haehe etc.
WORK BOXES. Ebony, Rosewood, Papiar Ma:he, etc.
DRESSING CASES Ebony, Rosewood Papsr Maehe etc.
PORTFOLIOS. Leather, Velvet and PspieF Maehe.
ACCORDEoNs. .1esL French, double frame.
MUSIC BOXES. shell and Tin cases.
BOUQUET HOLDERS. "A pretty assortment
GOLD PENs-of all the most celebrated makers, at prssJ
ranging from eighlssn dollars.
DOMlNOEs and DICE.
CHESS MEN. Chinese, English and German
OPERA GLASSES. "a large assortment.
ODEUR BOXES. From u1 bottles
PAPETERIEs.. .of Ebony Rosewood, PAPER, etc.
FANS. or Pearl, Ivory, Feather Paper, six ETC.
PORTE HONNAlEs.. ..Of Shell, Pearl Leather etc
CANES. Mounted with Gold, Silver, etc.
UMBRELLAS. IA superior article, made for USE
CORK JACKETS. Life PreisrVgrs
PERFUMERY Of all kinds
BUsPENDERs
MONEY BELTS
HAEDKERCHlEFs.
CRAVArs, STOCKS and sCARFs
SHOULDER BRACES,
FINE SHIRTS.
nov IN store complete o. and
Cotton SHIRTS As have seventeen sizes made we are enabled
to guaranty it, These Shirts made expressly for our custom
si and are OF course in the latest styles be beat ma
terials and in the beat manner.
GUINNESS & CO.
H-o4-n IA CAMP Street, opposite the City Bank
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-08

TEE MYSTERIOUS HAT.-OuT explanation yesterday Of
this matter is still further ouedated by the advertisements OF
C. D. Bunoa to be found in another column.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-08

G3-A French wag says that when the fogs hin.
der the working of the telegraph, the French pro.
vincials do not know whether they are governed
by King or President.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-08

SUGAR-MAKING PATENT.-The Belgian, Mr.
Melsens, whose important sugar-discovery we have
heretofore mentioned, has made, at the American
Consulate, in Paris, the prescribed affidavit of ORR
ginality and so forth, with a view to an American
Datent
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-08

Procession OF TIE WALKER CLUB.-LaAt evening the
Walker Club" of the Sixth Yard of the Second Munich
psiy, paraded through the different Streets preceded BY
fine band of music. They carried a banner inscribed
Walker Club Of the Sixth Ward" and oheered with
great enthusiasm for the democratic candidate for Governor
Gen. Joseph Walker.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-08

63V Fire Department "A meeting of the Delegates
me Board OF Firemen will take place SATURDAY
EVENING, 9Th inst bali O'clock Hall Mississippi
Fire Co. No. =, for the purpose Of Organizing.
By order Of the last meeting Of the F6rsmen.
Il WIN. F. FLOWER, Secretary.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-08

SOUTHERN YACHT CLUB.
THE FOURTH REGATTA Of the Southern Yacht Club and
i Last Of the Season, will take place at
Pass Christian on MONDAY, September - =
II, i8A9. Free for boats wholly
part by Members o the Club. 49,
The First Prize-Ths CLUB PITCHER
and SALVER-Fee Boats measuring % have not
taken first prize in the Club Regats and for second
that have taken second class prizes.
The Second PriZe-The HOTEL PITCHER nd SALVER-
Free for Boats measuring % 2s that econd
prize the Club Regaz and for third Boats that have
taken third class prizes.
The Third Prize-The CLUB PITCHER and sALVER-Frss
prize n the Club Regattas ~ -
T Entreso be made before SATURDAY the 18Th inst
seal, addressed the Secretary,
RegaF, September IL lsi9." 10y "
The Regatta be conducted Prizes avpisd
the Rulet or the Club '
l The day. TUESDAY, September 49, 1879 will he min
for The SOUTHERN YACHT ClUB CHALI,ENCiF CTrp
Free for Winning Boats only WI
Entries be made before Monday 18th inst s s. II
dressed TO the Secretary, and endorsed Entry r CbaIng On
September IS lsi9." J. O EIYON $500. .tSt up
Ia meeting OF the Club will be held Pass Christian m IT
URDAY, September Is, at O'Clock P. NJ, " q
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-08

G7- Commander Adams has been appointed Gov.
ernor of the U. S. Naval Asylum at Philadelphia.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-08

ANTI-RENTIsM IN New YoRk AGAiN,-They
have RECOMMENDED the opposition to the collection
of rent in Rensselaer, county, New York. The
sheriff personally undertook to execute process
of execution in favor of the assignees of Mr. Van
Rensselaer,, when he was attacked as soon as lie
commenced operations by number of men in the
disguise of calico coats and masks, who took from
him his papers and tore them in pieces. They then
took him TO his wagon, and told him he had better
leave or they would give him coat of tar and
feathers. Another larger party remained in the
| neighboTing woods to aid, if necessary. Several
hundred persons were on the ground, but none Of,
fered to aid The sheriff
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-08

The NEXT CoNGREss.-The gain of wing
member in Rhode Island, gives the wings three
majority in the House thus far, viz: Wings elected
lO9, democrats los. Seventeen members yet to be
chosen in districts which 70 the last Congress
eight wings and nine democrats. The democrats
are more likely to make gain in these districts
than the wings. The Senate is democratic by s
or 10 maioritY
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-08

PAY OF WEST POINT CADETs.-The late Board
of Yisters at West Point repeat the recommended
dation of their immediate predecessors, that the
pay Of the cadets be raised from twenty-four to
twenty eigh dollars per month, the original amount
With the strictest economy, those who have no
friends at home to assist them, find they have not
sufficient for their supnort
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-08

HUDSON RIVER RALRoAD-Wm. C. Young,
who has been engineer and superintendent of the
Utica and Schenectady Railroad since its COM
mencement, has been appointed acting engineer of
the Hudson River Railroad, in place of John Z.
Jervis, resigned. Mr. Jervis remains with the com
pany as consulting engineer, and also in the board
of directors
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-08

~ Fire Department of the Second Municipal
lty-COmmittee Of Conference.-The Committee of Con-
ference OF the various Companies Of the Second Municipality, ap-
pointed for the purpose OF taking consideration FIRE Or
DNANCE lately adopted by the Council Municipality
are hereby requested assemble the Hall
on MONDAY 10th nst hsEpas o'clock order farther
action be had in the premises. ]. N, MARKS, } ,,.,
p6uO John ADAMS { Committee.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-08

STEAMER sPIrFmE BURNr.--A dispatch from
New York, dated the 3Oth ult., says; Capt Reja,
OF the Brazilian brig -, which arrived here last
night, reports that the steamer Spitfre, which
saiied hence for California some weeks since, was
burnt to the waters edge, near Maranham, on the
LIST Of Augusta
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-08

WANTED TO HlRE-A Woman Cook-coored nre.
w tetTed-at So CustomhOuse IS 81
LNINE BLACK AND FIGURED SATIN
~ CAPS just recei! ed and Tor sale low at the
Cheapest Hat Store in the city.
ss8t g. D. BUNCE. 30 Canal st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-08
FALL FASHIONS. 1919,

FALL FASHIONS, 1910,
OF the Justly Celebrated
q GOTTA PERoHA STIFFENED HATS. -$9
RY THE ORLANDO / have now received few Of
- my Fall supplies Of HATS, CAPS. etc The Gutta
fefcha Suffered Hats gave universal abstraction heGetOoTe
9at TINS reason they viii suIpss al former ones In duFab
Ba 30 Canal street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-08
9 q y 9 9 9 q

FIh eIIhWaaIF FALUON.
saV~ Jest received. at
KINGS, 72 GRAvrEn STREET,
VISITES, MANTILLAS AND SACKs-Oftbe latest
styles of Armure Chameleon and Black Silks These
articles are Of the richest material and trimming. and
unsurpassed for beauty. They will be sold at prices
SURPRISINGLY CHEAP. The Ladies are nyited
to call and examine them.
ALSO, per FRoon..
ARMURE SILKS, all shades;
GENTLEMEN'S LINEN CAMBRIA aAND-
KEROHIEFS-very low;
LINEN EDGINGS various styles etc.
KINGS White Palace,
70 Gravier street, one door from Camp
N. B. Daily expected, per ships Quebec and sutana
and bark Nancy w. Stevens HEAVY SHIPMENTS OF
MERCHANDISE. s. 3t2p
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-08

SUPERFfNE NUTRIA and BEAVER HATS
~ Just received from the mandatory at the North H
50 o. Q. d. BURCE, 30 Canal st. -
EENTLEMEN'S and YOUTHS Black and -1=E1S-
-. ~ Blue CLOTH CAT S, Of every style. now in @
s88t c. D. BUNCE, 30 Canal street.
st. LOUIS GOLDEN SYRUP-iO halt barrels lust
~ received from 81 Louis Refinery, for sale by
50 Of RAYMOND & ARMlTAGE, ii Camp st.
DIE FRUlTS-3O boxes Underwood5s Pie FTuits in fine
Il order, for sale BY
s. St RAYMOND & ARMITAGE, II Camp st.
G0SHEN BUrTER-I6 firkins C6oics. DeT stssT,.6i55,
" Falcon. at wholesale or retail, by
. 81 RAYMOND ARM FACE. n Camp st.
SGOIGH ALE-2O casks, quarts aud pnts, J. Oliyer's,
- brand-9 splendid auice-iOr sale BY
.9 D RAYMOND & ARMITAGE. u Camp st.
WHITE BEAVER HATS
II the fast I'd sailing ship Orlando, have inst -
- received fresh supply Of those soft White Bea. 81
yer HATS, very good Tor persons going 10 California ~
as theI them Pillows night and Hats in the
Daytime, - C. ID. BUNCE, 30 Canal st
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-08

e. CURIoUs REoUEsT.-The British Government
has officially asked list of the number of the
American Mercantile houses established in Paris,
their names, number of partners, addresses, and
nature Of their business, and whether having
branches in other cities of France. What use is to
be made of such informatonl
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-08

~ Fall in, Chalmetts Guards! Fall in The
CHALMErTE GUARDS requested on TUESDAY
EVENING, the llh inst Headquarters, lie Charities street.
the purpose the coming election Time set-
ing. halEnaat an Damora.1 ralne.lad aenL
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-12-08
BANK OF TIE STATE.

This institution was chartered in 1919 To
the pecuniary pre- sure of the times induced by
tlle restrictive policy oflhc Federal Goven.
mcnt it owed its existence. The di-tress cf
Tie planting community wns 20 general and par
ay2ing, that the Legislature, af or investigating
every mode 0frcNCf, ultimately adopted the
scheme ola system ctpl!bic loans i'll inc ma
ture of dl count OIL real or personal property
The accommodation fmnlsllad on mortgage
to individuals, limited at first to $4,000 each
but by the act Of 25, increased to 1900 the
7th oc;ion Of the original law pre- cribcA should
he distributed in proporionate amount among
.he election district. The provision, Tbclicye,
has never been carried inio effect. It's cxrcu,
tionifrcqured az the time, was soon rendered
unnecessary, as ii is well known that oar ng-
riculturnl population recovered from tie con
sequences of the sudden rcvulsion in their CON
dtion atan carly period Of he war.
In 1920, the capital Of The Bank was pledged
tor the redemption Cf The public debt. This
was done To meet the expenses con,cqucnt on
the establishment ola system cG internal i'm.
proyement, then commenced by tie STATE.
The immediate effect WAS toconvertsthe Bank,
for many years practically only aloan office,
into Hn ineqtuiion 80 be conducted on.p, .ely
commercial principles BY The usual accom-
modGtion ON hnn,lS 1t incurred cmbarrnssments
and hazards, and the operation wa too slow to
attain the enj which, by virtual modification
oflhc prnciplc, ifpot exclusive, design of the
Origiua. act il was hcncetorih to fulfill.
In 1882, it was dee ned expedicnt and ben
cfcial, boi to its ciiizcn AMI the STATE. to re-
charter the Bank Itnow becomes tho solemn
duty of the Legislature to inquire whether its
existence slm! be prolonged beyond the yoar
81 to which 10y law it i4'iinited On this sub
jccs a-great diversity of opinion has FOR many
years been cnt&mcd The public mind has ut
lcngth boon bIought to The conclusion that tho
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-12-08
o+I THE
or IA KEOSVEE CGVSsEEEg.
H PRINTED AND pUGLlstru WEEKLY ny
w. III. TRIMMER.
J. ". NORRIS, Jn., E,;tor,
Tglae faS.

Ono. Dollar and Fifty Gents for one years
SSn!b5criptlon when paid within three months.
Two dollars # payment is delayed 10 the close
of the subscription year.
All subscriptions not clearly limited, will be
considered 81 made for an indefinite time. and
continued till a discontnuancc I, ordered and
all arreara9cs paid,
AdSerti$emcnfs inserted at 70 cents per
square forIthn first insertion, and 81 10 cts for
each continued insertion. Liberal deductions
male to thosc Advertising by thc year.
cIS All Communication should be address
ed to the Publisher post paid
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-12-08

within their p,eicrihn,l Iimits
In this htrrn&,n non,rnvnrs,. r,,;,r.,. ~,
the judgement taa patriotism OF tbc rcn,ctina,
portion of our Northern brethren if il I'M -.
crSsary to disguise. i, raDi.lly di.unpro,in
The question SO long moo,cl is of fearful i'm
port 10 both sections Consolidation /, moro
to bc dreaded than separation, Many of fine
acts of the State assemblies. and the attempt.
ed and contemplated lcgilation of Congress
against the slavuhol,lii,y co.lunnitv are de,-
tined, ii succe eful, to engrart II principle ON
our political Institutions, frlught with mmi-
ncnt danger to every member Of the Republic
to the North more thmto the South to both,
however, IN rrostrating tho safeguards of all
rSh,S, prrSonaL socitian, political; but to the
t0rmer especially, in arrayng Labor against
capital.
II masters in violation Of the Fc lnral Con,i.
tntUn and laws, may be prevented from rccuv-
ermg their Fugitive or stolen slaves; if the trans
Ter ot persons and property, except un,cr de-
grading restrictions, he denied them; what pro-
lection for their rights will remain, when the
Northern states, by territorial agstahdizcmcnj,
unW"rrantabiy acquired, shall have secured mn
"Hl'SputGd Il, ,cendcncy IN the councils of the
hl'ion. Il" iprcc on such y result IS now obYi-
"u'iy the ann OF the enemy, AMI The noi.cN-
tension ct slavery furnishes plausible plea to
cover tnGir real design. II the plantation
States qua not possess one Slave, the records
| CT tiic E'a.c aud tcdeial governments would
e%h'bit ub ;an;ia''y She same lecklc,' deter
ihn"ton TO control &nI regulate Southern
| property to exact arbitrarily the proceed" of
u'e labor oi the richer, to be eNpcnocl Ior the
eopeAt of the naturally poorer division of tho
Smon In tho confummaU,n of so alarming u
purpose even Southern politicians are Wwi,-
ulSty on dr iync"ly icncmg their aid. Party
preo''evt'on5 are IN t"nmaiN instances, strong
or man prlhcip'o7; The higher offices in the
j gu, oi coInnonweaI,h are sought with les
SrIIor SI NAN i|nh.2 stations at H." di posal OF
ic'eI"' ,e, ',uhct'Ti"ref; 'hc ACT OF L'eS@teS, IN
Mn"' me reai h.eIe''% "i The people are IN
vowed are viewed us of subordinate impur-
G''ice' ana The guarantees and compromi,cs OF
.'e Soh''it"'i,h are unadipicd 10 the moral
conV'!%n .%, ''hu Poiitlc'd advancement ct the
/ age. There IS but one remedy for ilic di "a e
M ul'' P@rlehdH Pga HdeSo'n'l"tanl rmH to ous coun
~, iHH maintenance IN The original purity
"l me i'"f"tEe principles OF the government
..'.t' @ ana every aepaFJncnt "t dc federal
";i; Nc lpSi,NG.Ns'y S"h,'h'h6 themselves
mnntn H. 'heir eohS'itutlonal ORD Is, AMI between
t,o states INC e&imgni' hment Of adverse feel
nS> vie "i' PthS""i imaginary ndyelse inter
oE u'ese hUi p'hS"D'e col'a't!"nS OF our
o,'i'uHet,c! eN'i'loy uc pre- cfIeI y people
alu . 'h' GENERA ana STATE Governments, winch
p"a'",n p',.'.h pi'''l'S evehtN WON seem to mdi-
'''e" .i'e Pelio" whe'' inc i'S"cy OF com
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-12-08

,onslcrations ofconvcuio.,cc must Weld to tIn
i,npcrions calls ofpublie safety
That to Drohibi, the circulniion of iuccn,Ii,rv
papers. through the mail. by Congress suot y
granted power: that the first article orthe
amendments of llle contribution puts i, beyond
the hccompctcncv ofthut body To lcrisIatr az, the
matter con>cG Guentlv, il is among the rcserv al
rights of the States, aud one which tn SoutI,
at least oouldnevcr consent to abandon. hold
TO he iucontrovortblr pronosition4 CONGRESS
ANIL the States are indeed not only boun to
abstain from all contr.lvvning legislason but
to grant effective all in certain cases, to amy
member OF the Union. The obligation Of the
former cmnatcs from the con ii uion Of ,ho
latter, from International law. a well as tha
federal compact. Whatever penal safeguards,
therefore the Legislature may deem tnrcessa-
ry 10 provide, uphoIding and securing their en-
dang II d II titu ons no h man tribunal could
righttnIiy annul or no if
lrccommend that the circulation in our linn
ITS OF inccn Iary papers, be declared an offence
punishable with severe and definite pcnnltie,
ana that the existing laws be so NO anic3, Is
e'iectunuy toprcvcnt cmiSsarieS i'll tho S,a e.
bY per onAI !"rt', or mcanliariei out ottnc
S'a'e; rom ciencsn through Tho mail, tho nc
comPhshheht oi theW nrirou' schemes
FREE SC OOLS.
In my Inor.,.,ol ,tl,Ircs. ,lir,c,,,, ,.,,,,
r,lig
Anon, thc yorinus SCHEMES which hor, J,a,
sug,c tc | ror its mpliorotion and olv.nrc,.,,,,t
noi onci. free from difficulty nnI nn,I,,,r,',
mcnt 70 thc South Carolina Collcpr ,o,,
have extended n r-cncrnus ,,o.,op,,,n' o,,.j,,a'
rcnral yunr,linn,hin. Tho omo,ni Hf im,ri,l -,
tual Dover nnI moral emory ,r,,n,, n, 'ro,,,
that source. which ha, been so si,.nnily ,.,oi
oped in the Council. Of the Noti,@ nnJ S.at,
ctntitu,c the hlghes, evidence Of ,hr wi, ,,Snr
its cs;abi -mVnt. The pre.c,v,,inn, ,.f hi
noble Institution in all il, vi,or and con,n,o,, J..
mg nllauncc ough, me-. however. so cn.irnir ,o
ab.o,b attcn iona, to conl,o. .!.e duty Won owr
to llr people ut iag.,c. Ther mental wp,t'ra
i, WORTHY ol,he hrrhe,t nub,ie mr,;lic,s,rn'
How may Liiba most urnlinhly Ln,,nv.'.,I
under the di .a,yAm,aae, incident ,n'o ,n.r, -
population, is Il quc ton no. ca,y Of solution
Among thr manifest errors ofovr prescn, s>.s
tenn. is The employment of mcomne,cn, tooch.
ers The success OF II school dement's nr;n,i.
pallv ON thcchayac,er unl cnpicity of ,br prn.
tcpior Teaching is NOT ony n ,ToIn :si,,,hn,
Il .cicncc, While ofnll pur,uits none i. m,n,r
hon, rible, its resp,nsbilitic. and Ihe momcn-
tons con couences To the prc.,n, AMI roi,rc
generations, ipsrparlblc Gom th, a,mnif.ra.
ton oft. fmcticnS, render, tlr Improvement,
ofthc instructors uccupo,ion n. r,r ~ tbnt oI,.
icct is atiaiablc byIegisln,ion. n primary duiy
of the sogcrci,n authority. Dy con ,titutin,,
the business ofIn .tructionn .cn,,o "a ,,ynrrs.i,e
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-12-08

The resources ofthes bank, applicable
to the payment OF this debt, amountrlto 3
$3,8SS.3G8 60, which, is an excess of ,,.o
vailnbln assets over tie l!iahiIiyicseof fl,heg
Smle,o 1852, ,943 80, Grover tw6,nnd p
a half millions, ifthc sum of 81 ,o5 1000, ,,y
received from theGcdeFal government on
deposit, beincludod. roi pitun, ih
In conclusion allow me to'add that, as r
far as my personal Knowledge cxtends,d
the baakfrom It's organization togthe pres.i
ent day has been ably and Faithfully cor,4di
Quoted. My objections aicnot to litsadd 10
mlnlstration, bat TO the policy in wl,ichni
the Institution itsolfrigiaHtcdy inol0b
The accompanying lettcis fromIathc
President and Casaier we're writtenir re 10
ply to certain interrogatorics propounded, %
by'me. ltu ~ -
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-12-08

directly expressed, is By thismcmne attempted
TO he cngraftcd ON The tender and acxib!c min l.
For the attainment of proper elementary
books, of which the Faculty of the college .hlil
approve, the Lcci,laturo Eiia Int o{rr Il lib a
reward. The public monoy could not be more
ludici0nslN eXnenheh.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1849-10-16
Ofeuer @ilenItObr.

gum 5d,ilo Ger uBolonen Ku9cI"
Q4. mb 8. 9. Seimunb Co., tena6s
rldbtissu ibre JabIrcl6sn Sreunrr, paB lte eis
ucn ncuen eiienitcbr sr6fnet babrn, all Dem
ncbltetannten 9tanppIaBe, no Die 0erren
0aiauel, Die 6srren D"Brien uno bic Ser.
rcn Sepfert uno Wliner Selhdfte aetban ba
ben, nGtblte 3bir gu Dc Bourton's Mansi-
on House, no ee bncn Ser9nii9cn MAIDEN
mirp, ihre Sunoen ju ben unasip6bnIih uies
oriqen uub feiten preiien 3u bspienen.
Sbre aueIanoiIeben gilennaaren 1nO aus
ben bsiten 8abrifcn uno erprc6 fir oielen
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msrifanild6e @ilenwaaren jeper 8attuns III
srIanscn, fno 70 aneserebnt unp umfadeno,
ba6 Ge i'm @tance fno ibre Saben 3u ben
uieoristsn prelen 3u prfanfen.
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ratb III eraminren, weltber al Gusoebnuns,
9erfdbeoenartisfsi unb 9Bohlfeilbelt nir;
ssnono ibertroffsn rpirc.
gaOsr alte Stanrplae, in Der stem Stra
&c, rpiro ale sin 3,peis cisfss gtabli6smnte
fortselest.
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