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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-04-18
Valuable Property
For SALE.


sgsHE undersigned will sell on Thursday the
26,h Jay Of April next, al the late residence
Of stephen G.ass, deceased. near Rnilin's Mills, 10
The highest bidder, upon credit Of nine months,
,TEEE sss.E~E Wfs.F.
on Back Creek, belonging 10 the estates Of the
late Stephen and Richard Glass, decreased.
This Mill is in good repair, gets fair neigh.
hoIhood custom, and lis Merchant work. as far IA
he,ri from. has given entire satisfaction.
Attached 10 The Mill is Lot Of some five acres
Of ground, which will be sold With the Mil.
ANY person wishing 10 purchase, can at any
time see The Mill, hy ealing on The miller, Mr.
Crawford, who lives on the premises.
Bond and good security will lie required Of the
purchaser.
Jas. A. CRAIG Err S. Girss. dte'd.
SAMUEL KERR. .Alm'ts n
ID. W. KERR. SR. C.Giass, atcL
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Supreme Court Reports.
REDUCTION OF PRICE

hEuIIIlON III PkllE.
THE Subscriber having purchased from the
E,tsie 81 ". n. Gales. Esq.. deceased. the
entire Edition u Vols 6. 4 and ) Law. and fOls.
and s, Equity, Of Iredrll's Rcporls o. Eases ,lr-
cldei IN The supreme CONT u North Carolina.
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per yolums; anal i prepWrd IL furnish them to
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Vol. 5 ~ Equity, 10 he published in lev weeks.
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whole. Or any onr Or mnfc Volumes promptly
attended to- And lhe Dar snpyl.sd Oh reasonable
trrms with the previous Volumes u North Caro-
linn Reports. snl Law BonkS generally.
- Bound copies furnished IL the Profession
in exchange iaF ,l.eir numbers.
L. ]. HALE.
Fayetteville, March 10. IL
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ETEyER AND AGIE cTRED Il, The sse 81
DIR. M'i.anr's Liver Pll.s.-The following
letter itnm highly respectable gcntlcman u
WRIST Inian, Parker Go. Ia. i triumphant tesii
niuny in favor Of this really great medicine
Those Who are suffering this affecting disease
can find immediate relief aud speedy cure by lhs
use Of DR.. Ml.anes Liser pis&.
WEsT lSios, PaRkEr Co. Il.t
Nov. 10Th. istT.
Ntssrs. kida 4 CO.-Ahout onr year ago
received Of your agent lot IT Dr.. M'lanes Ii.
srr Pills. which sold immediately, and wish an.
other supply as soon ~ possible. whrn %.
ceiycd these pills WAS lnssclf ssalrring from an
attack Of Ague aud Fever, but b, tie NC 81
these pills aione have hcen completed, restored
10 health. Ibeiiese thrra to he lie hes, remedy
for bilious complaints have ever known.
JONATHAN iIOUGIlAM."
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Obituary

iii. + t;resa.larOugh. :, Ihar..lsy laarais.s
lie 9Th instant. ~ h.sss Gslrr.s. .f.es !
hong an1 distressing Hines.
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An Unknown City brought to l.ah,

The Courier lies E,als Unl~ STATES that
an ancient city has been accidentally dis
covered in Asia Minor. situated on the
bprlers of the old Kingdoms oi ponns.
Cappadocia and Galalia. Seven temples
and about twu hundred house have bren
fund, although in a partially ruined con-
,l,llon. DIR. Blunnrr. WIN has visited
these structures. has not, a. vel, hen able
10 find any inscription, or has-rellei. that
could furnish the least trace TO The name
or history oiihis city. situated in The midst
If extensive excavations which M travel
Ter has been known ere nnw 10 visit.
We are requested to announce Mr.. Rien.Hp
N Joxts as candidate for reelection TO tha o.
lice Of Clerk Of the Superior Court Of Orange
county.
We are requested 10 announce VI. kosssr
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Ia.ea. he + n.iifafscn and IN. Laws
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vcolIe n,ie~s with much sesrrii, The designs -
Mr. Calhoun and csadjulors NJ. Me'DOssEl i
again candidate III Congress IN hi. 1is,Eisi.
without orpoSiiiea.
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The PIanI, Eoad.-A meeting q Il

The Plank E0ad.-A meeting Of Tie
stockholders 81 l,e Fayetteville and Mrsisrn
Plank Road ComPan, met IL Fayetteville la,
week, who prccc.ded 10 organize Tie company.
Edward L. Minslow has bern elected Presiden,
Il ME Company. 4 resolution was adopted Dc.
elsring il 70 be The opinion of The meeting, that
the mos; eligible rouio fur the contemplated Plank
Road i what IS called the upper route, crossing
Little river al or mar Murchison factory, thence
10 Deep river =, or near Walson's bridge. o. BY
Carthage. and through tic counties Of Randolph
and Davidson 10 is termination. Both the up
pr and middle routes are 10 Le examined BY .
competent engineer; and as soon as the cramina-
ton is complete to or near the village Of Ashrbo-
rough or Fsnklinion, in Randolph, the President
and Directors are 10 proceed forthwith 10 locate
the road The whole amount required Of indi.i.
duals has been subscribed.
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ses York EIecilon.-Ths .lec,i.e

teW tUFh ne ciccil,,n ~
lie civ II New lork, which iouk Place On Tuss-
,lss o. last week. has re,nlled ii brilliant IN
umph on The pm u me Wings. NolHi,lstani-
me ~ union q The Ffsc.soilcEs with The Demo
Gratis Tie Wings hs,e elreied their candidate far
Nssor. tchsrles =. Woodhull.) ~ msjo.ity ~
i eas, loco so,es. finer Jcdges II The Superior
and iuo of,Le Marine cosrt. and probably lwsu-
is-siI oul q The hin. -sia memiss Of the con,-
m1n counsil.
IN BROOKLYN he Wing victor, is equally rom
pleic. Edward GoIelsi.d lMlie, i elecicd
Mayor BY very decided majority. The Wings
have Twelve Or thirteen u lie egh ern Aldermen,
and have elected ihr thy Judge and Police J,,s-
sicc, although The olIonshi olsaeh Mas uren three
separate tickets.
In alhan, The Wing li,lrl las also l,csn sur
ccssiul. They ha,r reelected the MsyoI. though
both branches Of The Democratic parry numinai
cd and supported bis opponent.
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5BIANkS fer Sac al ,tl. Off,.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-05-18

2 Whereas, it has pleased an AI.Wie Provi-
.dence by His inscrutable decree, 4, remove
from our midst our much beloved fellow
student Henry d. MoREHrAD taken suddenly
and unexpectedly from us in the bloom of youth
and health, being tenderly and devotedly De-
loved, and fondly admired by all who knew
him, for his kind and gcntlemanly department
in his intercourse, could not fail to concentrate
and win all hearts that came within the circle
OF his acquaintance--makes the bereavement
doubly affiictinc to those whom he has left
kind and affectionate his loss has produced
vacuum within our hearts that time itself will
scarcely FILL AS 4 student, his talents and un.
firing application had placed him the first
amongst us and promised for him brilliant
and useful career as q citizen had he been
spared. But he has been taken--he is gone
and has left large circle of friends and rela-
tives to mourn his early death, whose place
in their affections cannot easily be filed. And
while we sincerely regret the dispensation that
has deprived us of so valuable friend, SO kind
and affectionate fellow-student, we trust that
he has beenremovedto happier and bright
er sphere. In consideration whereof,
BE ii RESOLVED, That as a testimonial of our
high regard for the private worth and many
virtues of our lanented fellow-student, Hey
B. MoREHRAp, that we will wear the usual
badge of mourning for thirty days.
RcSolred, That copy of this preamble and
nno l>o. ~ b., H. r. IL.
ceased, as m evidence of our sympathy and
coincidence with them in the loss Of their son.
and our fellow student.
RESOLVED, That the proceedings of this meet
ing be published in the "KrowEE CouR1kn,',
and "AsDERsoN GAZETTE"
p. O. oRESWELL, Chairman
III. G. ANDERSON, Secretary.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-05-18
FoR THE "KEowEE COURIER"
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
PIoKENs O. H., Nav IL. ls4

fIcKENs ". H., Nay III, lS49.
At q meeting Of the Students Of Pickens
Academy, assembled on this day to pay
suitable trubute of respect 10 the me mory Of
their lamentod iellow-student HEsay B. MoaE-
HES deceased. On motion of SAMUEL G..
EAnt Ar. p. O. CREswEIL was called to the
Chair, and NJ G.. ANDERSON, appointed secry
The object Of the emeeting was stated by the
Chairman; and on motion Of THos. A, REp,
the following were appointed ps committee
TO preparea preamble and resolutions, express
,siye Of the feeling Of the School upon this sore
,dlspensatlon of Providence. ID. r. Hnt, s. G..
'3saeLE and j. r.. BRowM
1.-The committee retired end after q short alb
scncs submitted the following eyeamble and
resolutions, which were unanimously adopted :
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-05-18
i. NJ. KEITH, KEITH 'A' EDToHs.

VIC must be permitted to make few OBJ
servations to the citizens of our District
Nearly quarter of 3 century has been added
to the chronicles Of time, since your County
Seat was located at this place, And however
unhappily the selection of that site may have
been, it is now too late to attempt remedy of
the evil by removal or transfer of location.
What thcni Why, all admit that the more
populous and fourishing the Village, the more
readily you find n home market for your sur
plus produce. Then it behooyes you to render
the Village, under existing circumstances, as
agreeable as possible to both citizens and
strangers, by q moderate outlay of public
spirit This is ODE accomplished, in great
measure, by encouraging and promoting all
the means by Which general Intelligence can
be placed within tho power Of t,e reople.--
This will give us standing and influence Mt
home and abroad---will enable us to enjoy
more Of tho real pleasures of life--to make
more money with less labor--to live longer in
the same time, and viii make US better. men
| and better citizens. A high standard 81 intel
lcct Is only to be attained by slow and regular
| gradations The narchof science and enter
prise Ia on,eard with vis--common schools, in
which the English brnnches are taught, are 10.
| Gated within the reach of nearly every family
---at our Village, is afourishing school, where
! a knowledge of oil the higher branches may
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-05-18
By Telegraph for the Carolinian.
Arrival of the EHibermia.
BALTIMORE. NAV II. q n

bALriMoRE, May | i, 8 p. m.
The steamer Hibernia arrived at Hall
fax on Thursday evening, bringing dates
from Liverpool to the 2Sth inclusive.
She brings 4s3,ooo in specie.
The markets generally are dull.
Cotton remains without material CHANGE.
Upland is quoted at from 8 l-2 TOD 10.
SECOND DESPATCH.
The bill for the modification of the
English navigation laws was passed by
the House of Commons by majority of
sixtv-one.
The war between Denmark and Prus-
STA continues. German troops are enter
ing Jutland;
France is perfectly tranquil, and no in
ternal disturbance is speedily apprehen-
ded to alarm the friends of order and her
well-wishers. The French military ex.
pedition to reinstate The Pope in his tenn
poral rights sailed on the 22d April, and
news of their arrival at Civita Vecchia
was received.
The Pope and his Court still remain
at Gaeta, :.
Sardinia has rejected the terms Austria
attempted 10 impose upon her.
Piedmont is preparing for war, with
view to the resumption ofhostilities. Aus
ina unsuccessful with the Hungarians.
The war between Naples and Sicily
continues to be waged with bitterness; /;
one town of Sicily having surrendered to
the Neapolitans.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-05-18
VIRGIN ELECTIONS.

We have just hearu me result of the elec.
tions for members of Congress in Va. Ofthe
fifteen members of Congress elected, fourteen
are democrats, and the other an Independent
wing, elected over Pendleton, who voted with
Stephens and Toombs against the compromise
bill. In the last Congress there were six whig
members from Virginia, now but one. Vir-
ginia is right on the great question of Southern
Equality and Southern Rights.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-05-18
NEW ENGLAND CONFERENCE OF THE
NJ E. CHURCH. f

The New England Conference of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church, which has lately been
in Session at Springfield, Mass, has adjourned.
The Conference refuses to consent to the arb-
tration question of difference with the South
ern Church, by vote of 80 yeas to 63 nays.
Bishop Hamline presiding Since the South
crn Church has failed to obtain ~, amisahle
settlement of the property question, we sup
pose the alternative left will be to apply the
strong arm of the law
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-05-18

be acquired and this week we have the pleas
urc to present you Newspaper, published at
your own County Seat. To you, fellow citi.
zens, this journal must look for patronage and
support. To your interests--your promotion,
and the elevation of the character of the Dis
trict will its untiring columns be devoted
1t has been too much the habit of our peo-
pie to obtain their reading matter frrn the
North chiefly because it costs less so that
hundreds of dollars arc annually removed
from the home circulation for the payment Of
these periodicals. Now, we fancy all things
being considered, that we shall be able to sup
ply you with Newspaper published atyour
own doors, as cheap as can be had at the
North Then why not purchase your news
nearer home, and the price paid out, like
"bread cast upon the waters" after many days
will return to your pockets. We anticipate
no arofts from the publication; and we have
fixed the price so low, that no family in the
District need have reasonable excuse for not
subscribing to the "KEowEE COURIER" Some
of our citizens have already expended liber-
al amount of money and labor in getting up
the enterpsise--thc work is now going forward
the paper is before you, and we confidently
appeal to you, fellow citizens, to rally to its
aid--subscribe yourselves and ask your neigh
Dor to do likewise Shall it be said that your
love for the almighty dollar" blasted the pros
poets of an undertaking SO creditable to the
District Surely there is public spirit--read-
ing spirit and District pride enough amongst
us to support one weekly journal.
We have been permitted to mako the fol-
lowing extract from a private letter, as to the
probable result of the excitement in Kentucky
on the slavery question. As anything which
relates 10 this subject viii nc doubt be of III
terest to our readers, we take pleasure in
placing it before them. 1t is dated
LEXINGTON, May s, 1919
There is a considerable excitement here
about a Corr enton to remodel the Constitu-
tion of this State. The question of Slavery
producing al Some are for emancipation
some for non-importation--other arc for its
remaining - slavaholding State think
that the probable issue will be gradual aInur
cipation; tho negroes to become free at Certain
age, or at some particular date"
We also see from the latest advices that the
Hon Henry Clay has declined to serve aa
member of that Convention
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-05-18
ROW AND LOSS OF LIFE IN NEW
ORK--MACREADY DRIVEN
FROM THE STAGE
BALTIMORE, NAV III, 40 9.3l5D

y
A despatch received at this Office an
nounces most lamentable news from New
York. Mr.. Macready appeared at the
Astor Opera House last hight, when he
was driven off by aElf1ob numbering
some twenty or thirty Thousand people.
The Theatre was fred several times.
and some fifteen persons killed and thirty
or forty wounded. We regret to learn
that among the Victims several ladies
were killed. Themilitary fred on the
mob, and have been compelled to erect
number of barbados. The most in
tense excitement prevails throughout the
city. The Theatre is threatened to-day,
and the military are taking active meas
ures to prevent further mischief.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-05-18
LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

Rumors were in circulation in Paris on
the 18th inst, of a modification of the
ministry. Gen. Lamocriciere Is spoken
of for the Ministry of War, and General
Bedcau for that of Foreign Affairs.
So many representatives are leaving
Paris every day, that after the budget is
voted, it will lnot, it is said, be possible to
make House.
PRUSSIA.
The following significant paragraph
appears in the second edit;vl of the Col
ogne Gazette, of the 9th inst.
"a new Prussian note, bearing Date
April l3, and intended as an answer to
the Austrian one of the 9th, has in the
clearest and most unequivocal manner,
declared to the Olmutz cabinet that the
Prussian Government will not be deter
red in any way by the opposition Of the
Austrian Minirtry from assisting, with all
its power, in the speedy formation of q
united confederate State, and that it is
firmly resolved to uphold and protect the
work thus accomplished, with the concor-
dance ofthe German princes. Ina word,
the relations Of Austria are assuming ev-
cry day more warlike appearance, and,
however dcsirous the PrIsslass cos..t NAV
be to keep on good terms with the Of
mutt cabinet, public opinion is too unani.
nous and strong in this case to allow OF
the popular demands being disregarded.' .
Some BODY saya thatfemales go to meeting
to look at each 6thef's bonnets That's down
night scandal They so 10 show tiloG own
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-05-09
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.
PY JOHN HILL, Esq, Ordinary of
D Edgefield District:

DY JOHN HILL. Esq, Ordinary o.
LID EdgcGeld District:
Whereas Uriah lhabnett and Jos. w
Fillmore, hath applied 10 me for leH err
Of administration. on all and sinSulnrlhe
goods and .chal,es. rights aud credits o.
Michael Long, late Of The District afore.
said deceased.
These are, therefore, 10 cite and 'ad;non'
ist all and singular, the kindred and credi,
tors Of The said deceased, lo'hc and appear
before me, at our next Ordnary's Court
for The said District, to be holden AT Edge.
field Court House on the l4lh day ot
May next, to show cause, if any, why
the said administration should not be
granted.
Given under my hand and seal, This 9Th
day of April. in the year of our Lord
one thousand eish, hundred and forty.
nine, and in The seventy-lhird year ol
American Independence.
JOHN HILL, o. Z. D.
Nav 9 1S40, 81 Is
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-05-09
"A G. A R Es

YETHE Undersigned have associated them"
d selves for The putpnse Of ,runsacling a
General Comniercini business, md take great
pleasure in announcing to their friends and The
trading community al large, tia. they are now
receiving and opening nt their new Ronm'
GLANDS C"rner,) large mud entirely new
Stock Of Goods, which have been carefully Sc.
lec,ed by both Of us from The latest arrivals in
Charleston and the Northern Markets.
Onr Stock comprises every article usually
kept for the ,rnde.
We deem it surclfnnus TO enumerate arti.
cles and TO mike promises and pledges, os.to
what we will or will not do. Bur confident
that we can please even Tho most fasldeous
we mos, respectfully invite thorough in.pcc-
lion of our Goods and prices. Determined Ia
merit, we confidently ask liberal share oi
patronage.
w. P. BUTLER,
]. a. BLAND.
Edgefcld, March 2s, If 10