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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-19

sn.sns made TO order Or buy IL resay made nom The
,.s ns.rlsi il Al the store OF L ROGERS - eNllo
a. cor OF Gold where he Is prc2ared 10 snow ms ueus
ana Inc puec an extensive and weiss eceS sssVisue
- ~,ohs and vVsings. which ne VII. maze ny
70 neesel, -, - ssSle nr,ce 2 l. ROGERS
INC ~ -, $3.50 e Fulton, Gold
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-19

~ l-lrpa-s-d by any Manufactured Ia tins city f1r
-.-zaur-. durability Or chrapl-ss 81 The one yrce
tore. iit Canai-sf Every article warranted io 1--WE
su-flruor 'mJ in " KELLOGG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-19
nRIG >rnRE FnK .ALE. ~ -
no CONTRACTOR>.-Prop1.

~ fixtures a.4aa -fprk N' medicines. &C. wr4
established doing 1ne business, qv- and
cannoi aiiell 90 ilr same. Apply 10 A GAINES. O.
Nasszu-st uyll w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-19

.. beautiful country seat. the house comparatively re-
- built the premises, % is heet ell uniie- me
r1ud ions OF and convenience DO more iNhu ofdl
nary degree. having numerous airy and agreeahr pei
rooms drawing room. parnr back parlor, basement,
Kitchen. wa-h-hou-e cellar panfrr-, &c an well hh-heo
and with most OF the modern improvements such a graie-
bells marble manfles, &c The grounds are prnNiluF
stocked with the finest varieties oi NUT ana ornamental
frce- vines climbers. running ami standard roses chenf
bod fIu bearing and blossom Large aud heauuili ever
greens are carefully planted through thr premises There
+. m COMPLEMENT of Out-buildings. ci-ern, wei ana
pump The .iuauou-On the northern side OF the island
for views saubrty Orfacy of access, D. unsurpassed
lu fact ae whole having been comp Tor private en-
ovnrnt alone neither pain- nor pc-e have been spared
90 c0utrhnfe everything 90 render Do agreeable a, sum
mer Winter residence For farther parucuaI- fppyio
WIN l. MORRIS. Counseor-at-Law Broad 81
one half the purchase-money may remain on bono ana
mortgage HiJtf D"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-19
4 FA.nIONABLR HAT--Jn., snl.hed- ,

~ most splendid .rrce ever offered elegant French
50 tai-. a. M low prc- Of - usually sod for s.
'lso, an article a. = . and v 1S-lest hats a. a.
EVA Ifrr ggDW-N - C.~ar-.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-19

,VARRYTOWN INSTITUTE. - 70. sosrt.aE-
\ sctoc. fcr boys a. --ryro'a- y I-I-- - '
s-5 r-r s-rl- C--- ar containing D. ar-cl-ars r--
sr-4 r0 - -rtoc. can BE- obtained ~ ~-lifrg >lrp-
srl- bookstore l.- Broa1qga7 N--y e-s n ~ si1f---
ilg q note ~ -t- Prlrpa- NV aiNN
my1 fe01 fi-l' ~
ERFNCH LANGUAGE. - MISS DELANEY ~
forms ~ a. 90 NJ BROOK rr ard Vcr ifai ne gives
-..o-s 10 tho above Iara7 - ar Nsre-cs Ora STEM
IL .er residence. - p~ar.--t br1osr r. o.. iii
F-%ON- N GERnAN.-M tRIHflLfs. a.
i If.u- ~ Fa-r L.--al- ID German an % i.fa--
Boos u Eng 30 ana O-rnE reCe rr- p14l. 81 = oal-
= -..sr Sa..ar-.f M ln
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-19

GAl TIO\.-lhc pubic are hereby cautioned sgainsi
receiving uegota-nz three srfera pronl-o-g notes.
dafec Ayr 3fs. fTu an three wears from dafe
one for Sl1a tae Tor $50 each made uy
and respectively PAYABLE OBJ Elza MrHosern order i1e
same having been obtained from lolf any consider
anon and payment thereof viIl be- contested
rrxl5f .tf PETER L AIN. - tfranl-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-19

s,CFRyNE COURr-rhons. Basla as n.sor- Ca.
>axs.n.t Ihn1iss " noussss 49, Hsuy Wsof-To HryRr
wIkOFy s.t.n3sut-Sus l1a ts-oy 'nos-t SEES
complaint o. asfsna ~hah tnFl a--~u -,
yaa oagt di a. ~ q W. -.
liz ca, o S.e 20. ~h.1 tseaiy ssrr.s -.
l- % ~ iay % slch ssVs- 49, o. $3.50
cnnp se,resis ths seffs III tsa- ssxnsu -. :
90 c~r's. sh - =,
Mani ihouss ni s.ht huair.s 80 sort,
.af-t tr .,i.t- oi ffi. -pstsi Nsnh a. -.
rvi Smith WOODWARD Pasf,F g..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-19
TnE LARGEST ASSORTMENT q Bod.Ie,a.

Beds Mattresses and Feathers offered for safe al
NJ MILLARD'S Wafer0oms. $50 Chaiham-st corner Of
Mulberry The attention OF house keepers and others Is
particularly called 90 Weiss Patent Right ana Ter se"
kedsiend vfrh drew the premium ni the late Fair u me
American institute Oh beds renovated. Cots wholesale
sri r.,sfi ala In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-19

FNO DENTISTS received from our manu'ac-
L tory al Trenton \ nnc lui oi ncouupuhe Teeth,
beautiful boa texture of enamel shapes natural body good
ard strong pianE large ana well aranied iu stand
the blow pipe without cracking changing color. ana for
sale Wholesale and retail a. FOSTER cos ~ Broad.
way rear of Tie eutr trs door where have ou band
era Improved dental operating chairs. wlh NOV cable
back. Ac. We have ou hand ot of nuely puivcrsed
f-ldspar. nee from impurities crude DO my q"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-19

TO IET-A sup~rior-fOued Piano Forte
viii be- l-t to a respectable person al -
per month Apply az bI2 Green" Il.
mvfT iNT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-19

NOTICE 81. hereby given That the Board of Managers
Nhatt fccied am iusailmen of SD share ON De re-"
or Scrp stock OF this Company be- paid o The Ireasu
rer al de- Comnauys once. 80 81 WHll-.f Tuesday.
the 2th day of June next for The purpose of meeting r
e,pru.es of reinforcement of their Cana The present
Scrp Certificates must De surrendered al DE ume of pay
ment when new ones viii be- issued ny order oi the
Rnar3 lmvls luI ISAAC ~ SEYMOUR Treasurer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-19
TO LET.

LITTLE house 8 Frsnkliu-st APplyto
= o~'s IA. = g. MOTT, next door bui one.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-19

!NOR SALE CHEAP. SECONDHAND BOILER
L Cylinder Boilers. 4 90 horse power
Tubular boilrr. tu horse power
Locomotive Boiler Do horse power
SO No. horse power
Fngne. lu horse power
Locomotive Boiler ID horse power. new
Land auj low re.surs Engines ana Boiler. made OF
reasonable term. PFASE 4 MURPHY
Fulton Foundry. foot Of Cherry-si. Fast River.
,,,ff I'D, Office - 1hsrr,-.i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-19


EOR SALE-A Reeciory. now doing good ous
ness; the good will and fixtures viii be sold low To-
cssh. Inquire al 10 Fulton Market mNll So
DI4EASJRE-BOATS.-\ow J. The season iof IL
ting out pleasure boats 100 bOSts OF al descrpuo
may always be found NJ l\GEkSOLL'S Bazaar, =" ana
80 Southst beside i5aee feet OF oar mylS I'M
DAcS.-The highest msrke price paid IN cash for Rags
tNCanvass, bsgging. forters' Paper Nrspging Sio,S
Grass. Tsrred and Hemp Rope by
tlstv CYRUS w. fit.l.p A CO. a. Reekmsnst
DARTS GREEN Is Brandt OF sckaowledged sgpe-
u roriy for Blinds ana ships painting. &C and Emerald
Green OF the utmost soress staining
r.. For sale "a liberal terms a. - Rurhnx-shp by
Ai0 s,secS' THO SMART
naPERS-WRlrtNG PAPERS AT MILL PRICE
frapcs Louse = Maiden lane. otter all sgy e. oi
Wnnng Papers stvery low prices Also. Account Books
ana Stationery srticcs, Notes DrSts Receipts Ac We
pr,nt Cards Circulars, Bills, Checks &c Book binding
10 any style desired myleu
NnOROWERY.-J.H MONARQUE calls the a,ten
ZSnoo OF ladies and gentlemen 60 his extensive assert
,nent OF straw goods. suitable Tor gents, No0ng gents
-,rfhs hovs and infants Also black, white, oreo aud
ss~,s hs.<srs: CASHMERE Pans, moe-skn and SIR hats
aew Srie Of cloth and other caps haSl- I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-19
TRICOPHEROUS.
PROF BARRYS
TRrCOPH EROUS

oz NEDIcsrEn COMPOUND
FOR restoring. preserving Ana oesuIgsns
hair. eradicsang scun and dandrlf.
80 eprng a. sesses Of the skin,
ylsrfs and muscles. sungs,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-19

n Iot 0 tl- best singing Canary Bru. Price - each
e. ia u -0ng breed Birds in company. Mock-
80 brt-. bl-fnch. and are fancy cage.. 81 al
o.. Apply a. IS Bowery nys I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-19
LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPRssE COURT Oy THE STATE Oy sEwfOkz Co.
s'oi kinf.-Dsz<x- sgsost Ssnas Ws-lsy Jss roap-r
if.nes iaonp-o Herr, sn.,n. s..ry H..sesoo. - 49,
fStsCs THOMPSON, HEsRf SiMOSS, Hf>ki Sase
BROOK sos SAMUEL ECkS-Yoa h-r-oy E.-,.s
he conp.ant fhs Of ahrk .
eF, - 1qon yoa, sat srse copy -
ths city o Ns- fors - a sfsr ~
srcflsfrs dsy q slck yo1 81 - &C.,.
confarf shoresad rh- psn'd sppy Casr. :. =
bs-of % - h@t =, ths Ri C.y I'll
Iva Is>-dsy 81 J8u-. A0assrf harf-.
,orty a. ccCss tie hs-uoca tk.r..ss
,-., "a heard TIE f-h@f f-1a,s-i ~. ocrrc
Apri issh. lss. WAITE DkLA>f. Ps1,s-. Auar,., :"
- ~ass
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-19
OFFIcE CRoToN AoUEDvcT Bo.RD. April O. 1872
NOTICE TO MATER TAX EN~-N aior Rent


lRotunda PAM Naier akefs Who are dtslT0ls on not
having shut oh viii please be punciua ~ her payments
R28 uu25 CZLlAi WENMAN PfesidentC A Board.
TO CARPENTElt~.-S Sealed proposals Will oe re-.
ceived hy the undersigned the Office % the ers ~
tie Board Of FIucauon Psrs Buildings. until the fh Of
MAJ inst for the fitting up the Chemical Laboratory 100
the Free Academy The plans AMI specifications may De-
examined SAID Office
ROBERT KELLY SAMU IL CRAfO,
THOMAS DENNY, NM. T PlNkNfl
J. BOSWORIH. Executive Com for The
gov d. the Free Academy itp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-19

'INu ROOM SELIERS.-sealed Proposals vii he
received hy te under signed the Office ~ he CLERK
OF the BOard oi Education Park buidinRs unu me eih
of Msy. in. O'Clock. iur Supplying Books OF fr-
ference toi use ll the Free Academy
list of Ike books ari description of the style oi bind
me required can hc seen al he said Office
ROBERT NELLY, THOMAS DENNY
= BOSNORTH SAMUEL A CkAFO.
WILLIAM 4 PlNkNEN. Executive Committee ior
care management and government u it ffcc Academy
Dated New Aork, MAY A. lsN mYlo i-tiI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-19

i'Couna Pea r he CITY Nss iors .er-of -
pursuant O. ~ pm, ~ f~ thoffrg stfts..
sgs1-t stsocs cunra~i ani resident febrr-. sf
hn-nf has ssuri ths estate MARY Al>lN ~.
deai % New iork that The 10 saa fhs
bee teo uaess -he srasar an tatse such sffhm~ni
ng % Az. thn th-- noutl, hrt Iahsis4N hsa
- ar hat h- gs i-ots Sue to h- at p-a
p~rsors. 9TH tbs >tss ict e t-s-p M h-f i Der
property BELONGING he no pnr-y
her, oroit-n so Dated 10 ith tV 30 Asri
lss4 NASH nONOHlf
AfsiIInE tFsffof
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-19

OIL PAINTING.-Wa uied % fonn Glass Of
OLodies 10 receive instructions in Tie above Terms
moderate Communications addressed 90 Arust = p
corner Twenty i ghh.si and Inrday viii be imnedi-
,,el, attended "a mvlh lw.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-19

N .
" Che---ononrh Noyes othsrs To " cHgyskslnrs.
NoYES ROY Al wALLHRsn1 sLIKARgrHA NAIfFR
49, sns SARAH u NokGAN Atnr-stnt CIV liam A No,
5-~s~~3 ION ten~ty 'he aolr La -
OF wth copy bsrss tl sset uln l1l a. .-re -
ofyo4r snsssf oh-, Do W. th- 90 ".
lvt fhl t~rr'y ists sfss Tbs h-r- aatiUl- - -
Of such s~rs- sni sou tI a. sserr h- go
the plants vii apo o. ~ Coafi a. 30 Joafi l- ~ I.r-
sat fh- art -ettY q JIM hnlssns -ht ~
ry mo- AZ To- eQsk 80 mrean 60 the t-rsnfsf
tie qsrt, Which aet 80 Dtsr Oi ssa
CourfI, Apr =. 80 Da-i Nsp Nofs. Ar. IS. 49,
az 81 GEo { Goddard Fautlf. Af1rr.t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-19

4! BAUDOT, from Paris. 3'9 Broome.si corner Mu-
Il. berry near Centre Market first floor. up stairs Ac
cordion and Seraphne- tuned and repaired Makes and
sets notes for Accordons and seraphnes and - ocaves
conn eie Wj1 'W
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HEw-YoRx AND GREENWOOD

RGZ FOR -ALE-A 0ne-l0rse ieather-rOp
~ wagon. MAJ. patent axlr-trees, la. been
sS-S<- used some. and vii be- cod cheap Tor
cssh Inquire a. ~ Broadway. n
l. = - uGrgr
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-12-15
9e@Tespoaaencs Of Tie Carolia;as.
~ a' fWAsnINoroN. Dec q 1910

By some means or arrangement. ms
you have seen ere this, some of the pub
llsherS OF newspapers have published the
POSTMASTER Generals report before The
delivery Of the Presidents message 10
Congress. Some plant will be made,
snpposeI thatit did not appear simulta.
neously Will, the message. But consid !.
cradle disappointment was realized by
the fact that the House did not oypan;ze
on Monday; and you should not he
greatly surprised if the long report of
tho Secretary of the Treasury is pub.
llshed before the message. Indeed a
synopsis of itappears in yesterdays Sun
The Postmaster Generals report is a
short comprehensive, and clear Statement
OF the affairs and condition of the De.
pariment for The last iiscal YEAR lq
The Postmaster General advises that
the postage on letters be reduced to a
uniform rate Of cents on letters, and
newspapers may be sent to subscribers
free of postage, who live within pre-
scnbed distance from place Of publica-
ton. 8Asi HS' tod
Still no Speaker has been elected for
the House. and the excitement increases
Those who voted for Mr.. Winthrop on
Monday, still do so, and a. few Others
The friends Of Cobb have dropped off
to some extent, and the number of scat
tering votes has incredase. R''s = i'R
THERE'S nothing from which an opinion
may be formed as to how long this State
OF things may continue A motion was
made in the House that a plafai;ty of
0ohSshould elect, but it5had flew SUP
porters. The Senate meets each dav
and adjourns, Tnsupreme Court vester
day, Judges fancy, hcLain, Wavne,
Catron, Daniel, Nelson, Woodbury. and
Greerwere present; and the Court enter
ed upon business Father Mathew. it
is said, has channel the route he had pro
po ed, md that he will visit Baltimore
and Washington before going further
tcOutn. .r . ..,.-
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-12-15

bREAcH Of PRoMIsE,--SUNDAY CoN-
TRAcrs.-A suit for damages for the
preach Ola marriage contract, was lately
tled IN Philadelphia, where the defence
set up was That the contract, was made on
sunday, and therefore. void. On this
point the Judges charge to tee Jury is
thus reported.
mat the law in rega,dsd to Sunday
contracts did not extend to contracts of
marriage, which, by many religious sects
was considered rs solemn saeraments to
D!e only sanctioned by impressive ceremo-
nicS.
1he contracts made on Sunday, which
are VOID, arc those relating to worldly bu-
sness. To hold that marriages .solem.
niTzed on tl3t day were void, would he to
disturb thousands of marriages which
heve been contracted, and to render ille-
Sl'lmate q very large numbered citizens.
IN ihe Jury found verdict for paintT of
$4,000
Io0Sd a CacamJer.--Two Worcester
editors We're candidate for the Legisk,. !.
ture az the election, The Palladium thus
chronicles the result. ~
The people Of Worcester have elected
the editor of the Spy to go to the legish-
t1re, and elected us to stay at home
That shows very plainly which they can
spare best! '.,r y et blg. - -
Mr.. Buriitt, the learned blacksmith. af-
ter above three yenrs absence in Europe.
mas returned, aud now occupies the chair
OF principal editor of the Christian Citi-
Zen' at worcester %" Be bro ss Fieu ie
;. lion. ), a Douglnss, Senator from II.
llnols, the Jackson (Miss) Southron saws
II. Is thought will oppose the Wilmot Pro
viso this winte..r - Ft,e ~ f-,F'.
The inland commerce of the United
States is estimated at s55o,Ooo,ooo ! er
annum. ts- .tt No., = :.
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Ii Il. g,syH' n 6p M

| T. Gawin a;tsipx applied 70 o me for for
letters 10 Admihistration on the Estate OF
Eli fitzgerald, late Of P;skens Dis
tfict deceased, The Kindred and Cred
tors'if cited 70 appear before me on
the. 2sth instant, 10 show cause if any
they can, whysaid Administrator should
not be granted. ...ts.,. ! Z, -, i.
Given under my hand and seal 9th day
of December, 1910, NJ, ~ - ~. -,
WtD, STEELE, ,o.ppl
Q ins,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-12-15
THE OCONE STATION
FOK2 SsRXE.

This place, situated in Pickcns District,
on the Oconcc Greek, IL miles North of
Pickcns c. H., AID Immediately on the
road leading from the latter place to Clay
ton, Ga, contains 1000 Acres of fertile
Land, which will be disposed of on terms
the most advantageous to the purchaser.
AS a grain and stock farm, the Oconee
possesses many peculiar advantages; its
fields producing abuntant crops of Corn,
Wheat, Rye, Oats, and Potatoes While
the hills for miles around are covered
during 8 months of the year with coats
of the richest grasses.
On the premises there eall the neccs-
sary buildings for a well regulated Farm,
including two-story Brick Dwelling.
The narrative of this Station forming,
as 1t does, an important chapter in tbs
early history of our State, is well known
to every Carolinian, and il is equally eel
iebratcd for the putty of its atmosphere.
the exubcrance of is soil, and for the
beauty and romantic wildness of its
Scenery. RFa''
Persons wishing further particulars will
please communicate with
j. "A. DOYLE. -.
1 Pic&ehs C. H., S. G. as,5 e e"aSiil
Gw The South Carolinian, Pendleton
Messenger, ard Laurensville Herald win
please give the above three Insertions and
forward their accouats to this ossc1 2''a.e
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-12-15
FAIR WARNTNG!

ALL persons indebted to the under
>igned either by Note or book account are
earnest entreated to make payment be-
tween now and January next, (1s5o,) a.
| am cloting up my business in Hamburg
After this notice, and payments not
made within the time mentioned above. 7
hope those indebted to me will not think
1T unfair if they find their notes and ac-
counts in hands of proper officers for
collection.
j j HOWARD.
P. S.-Should | be absent at onv
tlmc, my Books and Notes will be left
IN the hands of Messrs. Brindley, Rosa
mond d Smith, to whom payment may
be made.
j. J RI.
Hamburg, Nov. II, 1s49. 26-lm
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II. L. JEFFERs, II. S. co THRAN
LE.1. BUcKMAsTER.
w A Il Ell OUSE
Merchants.

COmaSaEsSion Merchants.
Market Street, HAMpuHc, S, C.-W ArlRrRoor
Mclntosh-Street AuGusrA, Ga--FRErRoor.
Take this method of informing their
friends and the public generally, that
they still continue the WAREHOUSE and
COMMISSION business in this place and
Augusta, GA, where they offer their SER
vices to RECEIvE, STORE OR SELL CorroN,
FLOUR, Bacon, &c, RECEIVE AND For
WARD MERCHANDISE, Buy GooDs, FOR
PLANTERS OR MERCHANTS. ...,..,.
Their Warehouse in Augusta is on
Mclntosh-street, in the centre of the Cot
ton trade.
Their Warehouse in this place is safe
from water and isolated, therefore not
exposed to fire.
As they will be constantly at their
post promoting the interest of their
friends (Which they are aware will add to
their own.) They solicit and hope to
meritand receive full share of that lib
eral patronage heretofore bestowed, and,
for which they now return thanks.
Liberal cash advances will be made,
whenreQuircd, on any produce in store.
JEFFERS, COTHRAN g. Co.
Hamburg, Sept. LIST. l849. is
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EXE(IIYIOFSS7 SAFE.

Will be sold at the late residence of
Mrs. Elizabeth Caradine, decd. on Tues
day the 1lth December next. -Four head
ofHorses, ] yoke Oxen and Cart, two
Horse Wagon and gear, 20 or 80 head of
Cattle, 25 head Stock Hogs, Is head of
fattening Hogs, l Dutch Fan, Household
and Kitchen Furniture, Plantation tools,
&c. &c. Sold by order of the Court of
Ordinary under the Will of 7'homas Car
adine, decd, t
Ts"Ms-Cash will be required for all
sums under three dollars, of and above
that amount, a credit Of twelve moths
will be given, and note and good security
required s'
MILES NJ NORTON. Atty
For WIN. G, CARADINE, Excc'r.
p. s. The Plantation of the late Thos.
Carrdne will be rented on the same dav
and several negroes hired
November 10, 1S49,
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II AMBuRG MARKEgs
(nEroRrrD ron ruE xEowEE oouR,rR

'-A' oh ihE hEoWEE CQURIER)
tl"'j HAMBuRo, Dec IL
we h've dull Cotton market; prices
nave declined ct; we qoute 81 to 10 cx
tremes. Other articles remain as last no.
t'ced, with theexception of Coffee, which
has materially advanced it is now htld
in Baltimore at IL cents by the cargo. if
will probably selat I2J to II e. We
quote i29 cts. fof the present. We
have ice this morning, the first this winter
iours, III. E"
HuIar N'.|1' A" o1Oc
7Ie1laSses "e 28to size
2'1aio Sl,50 per sack.
Iron, .Swede 48 10 5cI *
Corn & meal, 80 to eolc q
Dncon ID g.! to &c
,our $3.50
Tallow r. .5. Otto loc
Beeswax ,. e,-..g lHc
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in its deathly dampness, it finds its. birth
place, and insidiously steals upon the
checks of nealth. Soft is in the bilious
fever regions Of The State, only more gen
eral. We do not believe much could be
done for the lower country, the natural
reservoir for all the water flowing from
The elevated hills ia the back country
but with little expense, under properly
authorized regulations, the whole back
gree healthy. ''t"' -Ssf 2
Who is to be the man to carry into ef,
feet the required regulations, by piyino il
ineligible and f,siering advocacy in the
Legislature? Is he now one who already
sitSin the "seats of choice" or must the
people at the next election select some
"nogas homo to do this great rervioe E?
We see energy and untiring devotion be,
slowed by members upon far more trivial
matters, and If this matter were MINGLED
with some scheme bearing upon pros
pect of personal advancement or elevation
wcdo not doubt but "lcgions" would
claim to be its friend Let this hint suf.
NV to' VIC present. - rf
LATE FROM CALIFORNIA.
The stenm ship Alabama, has arrived
at TINS port IL six days from Cbagress,
and brings ninety passengers. The Cali
tornla dates by her are to, the, Ist of No
yemher.i She reports that the steamship
Cdt|ornid arrived at Panama ON the 22d
November, with a million and a half of
gold dust, The accounts from the mines
were OF u favorable character. i, s,,s h..i
The political news is interesting. The
Constitution was to have been proDo sed
othe people for adoption on the 5th
November, and on the same day a Gov,
ernorand two members of Congress were
to have been elected. T. Butler King,
who it is stated, has resigned bis seat as
Representative in Congress from Georgia.
Is the prominent candidate forthe, u. S.
Senate from the new State of O California
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NEW GOODS I

~ ~ ~ IL DkC :
| take this method of informing nv
friends and the public generally, that /
have Just received large and well Sc
lected stock of
FaIl and v9'fmter Goods,
fresh fronl New York, of the latest styles;
consist in part of the following named
articles Broad Cloths, ,Sattine,ts, Vest
patterns, Over-Coats, Fancy Prints, All.
paccas, plain and silk striped: Home.
spuns, bleachcd and brown; Ginghams.
white checked Muslin, Jaconet and Print
ed do, FEnntls, Apron Checks. &c, &c.
3onnets, Hats and Caps, of almost
every shape and style; Groceries, Hard
ware, Crockery-ware, Shoes, Saddles,
Brides, Medicines, &c, all of which /
will sell low for cash or good names and
tiatter myself that my friends who have
patronizcd me so literally in Hamburg.
VIII extend their patronage here likewise.
hope, at least, that they will call and
examine my stock of Goods before trading
Elsewhere.
Any amount of Bccswax. Tollow and
Seed. Cotton will be taken in payment for
Goods.
]. j. HOWARD.
Holly Hill, Pickens Dist, Nov. 81. ls4o.
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On Thursday evening last. by ". ID.
steele, Esq, Mr.. Basil S. Porter, OF
Lumpkin county, Ga,, to Miss Sarah l.
O'Bliant, of this District. 0 a.T,