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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-10-21
"a VOL. s~7NJMBER;s'a a21l
sssa9ile psntase ,!gg5t,1n|tEii1Yel, 3, 1|Ei

q HH9fTo Q q! II tU95ssit faa1Estt' = SaEEI y
- 1AMUELn. HARRIS, ,JR.Ylspl! 5sSlsS.
uRAasEER60Ns3sd oi sGiil5
7tt t.iaebsvs3ts4s'' ss sr sss~ OF; 10 rem odt
s0nsugear, Rayehls Withinsixmonthss 3l,5C
0le year, payable after the expiration Of be-
- BIZ months and within the year,;;.,.is, ssooo
a0ae ysafs payable after itsex piration a" 2'ao
essta GSsd sRd--Ls<s1lff ffh 10 t'aSt.9 at'
bskkNspapsrax xiii discontinued until ah q ar
xsssFaess sss dpaid except At the option sf the
PunhllshsrsSra Ban afls aid div ae;g1sIai
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-10-21

Alter that, ion some sik non,hs, we had
burnt steaks, waxy potatoes and dried roast
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-17
REGULAR PACKETS.

w. l. u. s.. Mail Packet-For Coyngton Did
ne ssasS esn s,g ss@ sns ss ssd ras ssas.
JENNE Ind 10 take the place Of the steamer Le
s 0F Roaa M e @Sdass a1d e9
Reurnng, will leave Coyingtoa every day. tundaysexcept
e. $SSE azRkIsSS Ssa'saIs @qas
BERGER III I do. 81 81 oa "a Lennon LsTsS street,
I,ewisbarg, Madisonyiile and Covngton. on SATUR5
DAYS on the arrival Of the o'clock P. NJ. cars.
l0o'elock 4. NJ. every day. fnys9
IT, For BIoxi77rhe splendid and layorte low
ssmue BlGhfa sa sfass aser GAT0aNA MI A.
Iegpar rps 70 Bag s. s. Lens Pas Christian, Mississippi Cy
the oeocs a & as Thereaer as. on w VII Is ease o. U
snd r. TURsbY fHs " On sST ARRIVAL Il s sPa
q las aoc A. Nj n ear Returning leaves Biloxi
Fare 10 Bay 81 Louis and Pass Christian o. 90
@siS ss. KY r GGbE s9f Bies ee1 Is HANK P,ss %
rfIus-s For N obiie via Bay 81. Louis, Pass
csdas chsiisn MSissspPi cs Rs Il and Pas
g. sGoSe eves ifhsf ana AR
DAY throughout the season. leaving the New Canal on
A. toncpg at the Ponclartran Rarosd for passengers
by The O'Clock NJ Irain Tuesdays, and BY the 9s
lhe Watering Places on MONDAY and TiURsDAY
EVENINGS. Freights received at New Basin Warehouse
all hours of the dayha received up to O'Clock p NJ on
Tuesday and o'clock z on Friday, Twill forward
lell Il. ii. WlNGAfE, 42Foydras st.
g. n LAKE STEAM NAVIGATION COM
lssastss5s lssze5.5s PANY'S STEAMER OLIVIA : Llaiiv
sonvie Covingon and all Intermediate andings-The fine
and substantial steamer OLIVIA j. w. Hoffman, muster
VIII commence running daily packet the above places
on SATURDAYS, leaving thereafter daily as follows VIZ
The laks.E End OF the POntchartTain Railroad EVERY
DAY, after the arrival Of the O'Clock r. NJ cars except
Sundays. when she will leave al o'clock Returniug
leaves Covingon Every Morning clock ( nis
GP 4 sS1 $ ou,
mh96 6m Lewis "a AEcus.. Us. coyinston.
~ n For Montgomery and WefnmOka.-
THU uRSDAY PACKET, p a.--ssteaner
szz=z=szrs CLARA, II. Pendants, Inasier-This fine
light draqght steamer wall eaye for the above and inerme
dlaie landings, Every THURSDAY, at 5P. A
tassengers from Newo Orleans going North calculate
ie7 tlau CAMPBELL. & co. Agents, Mobile
-fIsS. n vicksbnrg, Marren,on aud New Car
4eiSzzzszzz7E Jr.-EVERY FRIDAY EVENINis-For
ricksDng Wanenion, New Carthage, and all Intermediate
andingsIhe magnificent and swift running passenger
steamer BOWNDEs, JR., will commence running in the
above trade about the 18th of September and will
remain IN The above trade danng the For freight or
passage, apply to
apl3 d T. B. SMITH, a6 Magazine ST.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-17

TAAPBNEHUEEIl-HO W.9Rfl'S--rh he Undersigned,
IL for several years the conductor OF they've known 49,.
Hotel and fashionable watering place ID DAPiiN II, f..l
situate Baldwin county, Ala. the eastern shore iil
of Mobile Bay miles southeast Of Mobile, most sk
respectfully invites Ladies and Gentlemen give him visit
with their am and enjoy the natural beauties and ai.Ise
accommodations OF the place. open for the season.
He Intends conduct his house in such style Of taste and
excellence make il The of the country nnd every
way worthy Of the most liberal patronage
Those visiting DAPHNE will have the adv antage oi en-
iOyiug Shower Bath unsurpassed N the Southern country,
being supplied by Natural Fountain schargng one hnli,
dred gallons Of water per mnpte strong tnay % osa.e
health require the use of Mineral Water.
For Salt Water Bathing oommo'tous house has been
erected.
A Low pressure teamoa viii leave this place every NOR
ning for Mobile, and return in the evening
s Applications lor, bosru should De neeeu 70 me- csie
o. aps5 ISss sal iloNS0a' ''Ss'' WAL L. HOWARD
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- ACHEt tlRss HALIs-ATb VAUDEVILLE 49,
ID tJpDosife fis laia Hharf, The undersigned t.;f
have i1st ennlpeed an establishment at Mandesile NY
oppose the large Wharf on "a scale q nagpleepes ann
in ls dehshIe summer retreat 4 has besn theE aim TO
i,ss fe comforts of Restaurant kept in the most
apnTeyei and reehchd style. with Wines ard Liquors OF
tie most cloiee and varied kind.
Dinner will served either the tabe d0te according
to6e m OF fare. Attached the Restaurant will he found
IRA X NJ which only the best Liquors and Wines wl be
dispensed.
with the establishment Is likewise handsome
Rlhars Room provided with excellent cues, and where
teIs can occasionally find relief from The monotony oi
country life.
in pr0pFet0Fs hnye left nothing nnOne make then
establishment agreeable No money has been spared
10 procure the comforts for those who may honore
with their parOnsge. 80. :. -. S
myis Il BERTRAND. CoMBE s co.
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MAGNOLIA DuIEL, BIIOAI.-I7'Ihs pIllefsignsd
V vhas the pleasure announcing her friends
and The public that she leased for Of years s
his desirable Hotel The location central 10 bns iii
ness the harbor and bath hoses, with k
the benefit of the breeze, and beautiful and pleasant
view. The house we adaped families tho rooms large
and well and desrably fitted up. There
Tenpn Alleys attached 70 the Hotel ases Pleasure
and Fishing B0afsand Short hing give sas-
'ASsiHs iei sm ~ ." '''4' .''' - g. NJ HUNT
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The English journals pay the hlghes, eeinpn'
meni Mr. Grinnsll Of New erk, for his lieera''y
in the eau Sc Of the Franklin Expedition.
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R0AlAYOSA (saceessor to Costa q Co.) Importer
a. ~ HdpdRa FQdace, Keeps constantly hand large
as lelit Of consisting Of imperales, Reeaias.
tazadore Cafones Raneeas, Dana, Small Regaias Mil
lar, Trabueos. etc. from the most celebrated brands OF
Havana. No. int Levee, corner st. Charles and
Gravier sreefg fsw Orleans. my28 1y
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BUSINESS CARDS.


RITSTNESS CAPAC
= -! 11z,s2 = - -.
NhEU' VI SAAhh N ~ Netarg Pnttte. No y Grayier
ri BuLKLEY, Agent fer Miss Ju PoaitasU Office
I'm; ogSA Neia7y Pubic. has removed his olies to
g0HN m EIiIsSTsTi q IN
EsS ~ w., Scmmfss0i 1hercnnttss
q, : y. SIayls. we. street nls "
~ WOLFE, Importer Of HTRe, Brandy, Gin etc., mud
% General Commission liereLaaf 25 Gfavier 81. nS
nv q. RAYMOND, Family Grocer, II Camp
sOHDON PIIjAia,ISI,. d;,,sfsr - 5a.xaa.s g;
u Grayier street 1V''s'ef 1osrases a.
A MhTHBRBH. Ship Broker, IS Poydras street,
-. sa.ss Ssw - Orleans. ~, I, -, lals y
y cbats and Ship agents 81 common a. "a AZ ;s
St Louis street New Orleans. alii "
= ziqaors Nos. and 4 . Royal street nis
A. BEARD. .8net1oasey aod .9515a;sc-- Ma = I,
y isanks Arcade New Grsans As1 1ppeHse' No' 4"
tSVT N "a n ,,o,a.i..;.. s,-.a.., -.
Ia iei No ss Common stre 4'4 s1'ppas
TOHN, To0LE, csaamlssi9.. .negsddnt, E5asTdtioa
- una hegtttdnee 0Dee, 20 BANK Place, N. D. s2
o. As:n ~ osssaR No. III b ecEsssSs Sss sg sqSs ss1 SSd @
I'LL, MCLEAN Il co. Colon Ea1lors ma o,s-
AYSE : s4s,IsSs s,eSn..,os ss 1sa sIs " sa-M
tp and 2 t;sv;s ~ agfsa.s tsToesls Ep,t 9
suLAR Dry DRY GOODS ss ssT TA6-JosEpn pi5I f1M "
SIS Gfae street "@'f'a' D'al IN DRY aes SG9ds IL ~
WILLIAM L. POOLE, Notary Pa5lie, No. ~
camp street toice laey occupied BY J 8. Mar9s].
T. Texas -. ,'''','D = h4D Hs'os''o''
wis Ressss New s45sa 5lssas Co. !" e''n~o'd piS Ss
t.11 GLALECRN FI aqG,asg e Egs Hsarg pas.
over E1e5aase Bank otaas Beam I Co. 81 edR nba sa'' s%
/ ?; lowe, Bsa Hqsse- and LoeEsmidi Camp
- s'rssll n S",der ssTf rSsIsnsad 81 hsid,le' ia,
5IISAIISW IS1sI5ss 1ss;t.-z. - :, ~, :,
4
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4 II. sra AIkE, Baader. and ;le55er, at IO4 julia
= street. Contracts for BUILDING, FINISHING or
kEPAiRISG, executed with fidelity and dispatch. JOB
ling VI all kinds done 70 orde, with pronplness Resi-
BLINDS made to order fy.8 6mdN w
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HOTELs, REsTAIRANTS.

T1f,ANrERs H0rEL-NE ORLEANS The
Il lfitrsgned hegs leayeto inform the pubic taf 8
be designs keeping the above establishment open ali <&
cum1Hef and that he will accommodate at very uISX
ednced rate those who wish 20 locate permanenily Fan
e esPstaAy wno wn exeelent rooms and good table.
70 ta edately Also gentlemen who simply wish board
inoNt iougngl will be claTged exceedingly low
rate. The pnblc's obeiient sesrant
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-17

ing door from Common street ,oiEice OF H. Davis
Bota sJaDlic, New Orleans = will buy and sell Landed
gefty; cham Loans on Mortgage; Discount Notes;
as Apprsl'er and Expert adjust Accounts make Copart-
neEsp Settements intends residing the city during the
Summer. and will Agent Tor owners Of properly
assessment Tor taxes is fair yauaon draw lease col
sral. mills
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-17

MONTGOMERY HALL, Montgomery. Ala.
VIE subscriber respectfully the patronage of
Il the TRAV ElILfNG PUBLIC, confident that fasssi
he supply the wants OF the Transient ViseIs TO iis
who are going To- on returning from The NORTH can obtain
MkALs HOURS suit the arrival and departure
the raiFoad and steamers fine four horse
constantly IN attendance, and from the
boats the iee gt charge The recommendations
equal 20 other establishment in the town, and being at
reduced rate, offer additional inducements the travelling
public The best Stewards Cooks and Servants engaged,
an pains will be spared to render the stay OF yses pleas
naA 4 VIII G. A. ABERCROMBIE
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-17

TREAT BARtsAINs-Any. persons, who may hap.
" pen. to have odd volumes of sets of LAW BOOKS.
from the Library ofhe subscribers hesty e and
take away the balance OF the This applies particularly
kents Gommentares Merins Repertoire de Jurispru.
dsnee HowaEd Reports etc; ETC. The remaining volumes
Of Merlin 9 IN number heavy qnaro. As the gentle
who has the twentieth find inconyenient take
them away he IS at liberty TO leave the missing my
office. II. A. BUIIARD
s.-i viii give into the bargain complete of the
PGHdeetcs FRANCHISES and OF the arsprRdeHee Code
fill a shelf for show mvM
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RATHs! BAIMs!-The J

ID lhal the splendid BATHS,
recently erected on ElehaRge
,Alieg. corner Of BiehviIle street,
are now inopeFatiOn. The Bath
Rooms for HOT, COLD or
SHOWER B AfH S are well
lighted and admirably ventilated,
no expense having been spared by
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-17
TI70TH0sE WHO KniEPRGiIN0UNCEDINJijuIN

NTUIaftt3E5tIlJ I7NNtKENfE7l7.7
tNtff Z subscribers have hand 500 10
( j 1000 CYPRESS M9LASSES BBlsS. s7zies
Warranted 40 Gallons, ready for delivery. For
sale by s. w. THOMPSON q Co.
pss 81 Charles a.. cernsr al Jalia.
ID UTrER50 kegs choice 81 Louis May Butter lnndipg
Dmys0 Al. r COCHRAN s. co. q Tchoaponas l.
TvXCfiANGE ON NEW YORK-iilis- Al Eve %
IA sixty davs sight, for sale by
ais JOHN il. ELIIofT 4 CO.. "a tsravier sl.
lNIlRE BRICKs 600 Piltsburg landing fiom seanl-
II Empire 0Q.0n English and Scotch lor sale by
je6 HAYMAN & HOLDEN, IS Magazine st.
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(ILOXI H0usE-The public is respectfully informed
ID that this establishment will he openede for the A.
RECEPTION q visitors the 18th inst Attached the @
ROOM, TEN PIN ALLEYS, HATH HOUSES and
STABLES. Tue table will be always supplied with die
eielces of the Sea Coast and the New Orleans market
The large Lawn, and the number Of Shade Trees
rounding the House make this Hotel the des able
iinus Of along the Coast. Persons wishing
will please addSess the Undersigned and send
tltsir uucations by boat.
tuylllSW JOHN W. NIXON.
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W ssB AT o6tkRAS n 9Sjj g. q Tohoupiioulaa St
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NJ. - qR9HLER = 3 aaHrEIV = nVE 80. - : -

~. 4 q 5H-7FIEH. 5JREE1, betloeen 81. -C1aTIes
a1ia CasoNdaet, one dper from of CaY0Adelet
M Rs. WILSON respectfully informs her Ga
ltA friends and the public that abe continues in the ,
above eligible location occupied by her during The
es Two years ana prepared accommodate friends
and those who may favor her with their patronage From
er long experience, and the very desirable and convenient
2eaon q aeI House she feel confident Of being able 10
give er aiisiael0h u all who may her with their
patronage Her TERks win contiape 10 be yery MOP
kRAIk. do 1vd&W
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DUBLlC BATHs-FRESf
. Cold, Warm and Temperate
BATHS -. A Also. ~. HAIR
CUTTING AND SHAVING,
, by STRPIEH w. RoDGERs,
No. 1872 Gravler street, between
b aronne and Phillippa a
streets.
naval II
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The proprietor 10 make them complete m altheir details The
proprietor Of the EXCHANGE ALLEY BATHS, has
several elegant Bath Rooms CONT street, near the
Of pauphn, The site formerly known the Nepouly
Baths, which excel in inaenihcence establishment OF
The kind n9w L la this ely and where HOT COLD, SHOW
AL mes, from O'Clock A. till 10 o'clock .. Hot
Cold OF shower Bath, - cents. myI1 3n
no Pi.A lRgLss AND BUILDETls.-A. BROWN
Il Y Co, IleateIs IA all kinds of Lltmber--lypress
y hits ggd geloy Pine Mssoga9y Black Walnut, Oak
<. and Fire Bricg. j, 20 MAGAZINE srKEr, Nkw Or
l. ans. STEAM SAW-MfIsIs, NATcHRz, Miss.
e~ Orders for all kinds OF Cypress Lumber delivered any
where on the Mississippi River below Naichez, al uhor
NOTES. ar 'yd9mW
TORijfss MEDICINES, etc.--The snbscriber Is now
RECEIVING fresh supply of articles his line, and offers
them for sale on reasonable terms JAS. g. SHAW.
d5 d&WH Druggist. yeranda Conner
T5SIRE CRACK ERs-l08 boxes.
il les a. +. COCHRAN & co. q TchOupitoulas St.
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NAhClssE lEttliiO, arqsA y9aetioneer. General
treet, DOnaidsonyile La ~ ~ie'''ss'a *
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-10-26
lOrlli,n arY,!s sale.

by order of w. d. Steele Esq,
Ordinary forPickensD District. will be
sold onsale day in November next,
before fhe Sherllt'sO Office within the
legalhours, A Tract of Land lifelong,
ingto the Estate ofJcseph Taylor,
dec 'd.T2lylng OH the watofs Of lsol-
den $ creek, adjoining lands OF Ran
sonfE Banks. b. +, Holland, G;a w.
Taylor, and Others, containing Oh B
hnndred and c;ghty;seyen acres more
or less. "a
sold Tor partition among the heirs
of said deceased. Terms of sa!e,-
Sold UPON credit of Twelve months,
EXCEPT The cost which will be re-
CURED on day Of sale. Purchasers
giving bondkwih good security and
aimortgage upon tlicspremises fire.
qa;red by the Ord;nafyto secure
payment of The purchase money.g
j. a. DOYLE, s. P. I'D.
nrOct. To- 1850 ys ,ty
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-10-26
rs HERIFF3S SALES,
Asicl1caas pbisfwica.

BY VIRTUE OF wRIrs oRsrfEnI EAcrAslyo
E6H 1876 Me piREcrED. ilt3 lf s
Wilde soldbefore the Courthouse
IN Pickens District, within the legal
honrs, ontheI first Monday and Tues
day in Noyembernext:6 aa o
l42 Acres of Land lyiag on the
waters of Twelve Mile Civer, atI-
joining lands Of VIM. Boggs and 9TH
ers, levied on as the property Of
Geo. w. k,lhurn, a4 The suit OF VIM.
Smith and Geo. Wrraylor. 91
200 A fEs less, hs4 Iy3nr oS moFe eaDe of.
Creek, adjoining lands of Jno. Evans
and others levied on as the property
John ~. Evans at the suit of John
Rankin. af l
Purchasers to pay for titles.
J.. A. DOYLE, S. p. d.
Oct. III, 1850. ''d .5'e
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TIL e K EO W. il COSU RIER.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sngc.

Will be sold on the 18th day Of
November next at the late residence
ofWilliam Jameson, deceased, ~
NINE LIKELY NEGROES, Is
Crop of Corn Fodder Oats sc,
Horses, Cattle, Householcland Kitch.
en- Furniture, and various other arti-
cles belonging to the Estate of Wm,
Jemeson deceased--eSold on l2
months credit. iBis4ss }05i
also the Plantation willibo rented
for 1851. a .se sBw If .4a
ra' q VIM. FL j AMESON. a
10 l't JOSHUA JA AMESON.,s 80
rGfn shu1ul8Y EAdmin;strotors
Oct. 4, 1850. 2otf li g.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-10-26
Pickensi ~ Ytilss Offices 5000
Marionin in ls47 new Jail $1,000 I
IS4o 2300 5 $500.

rx4< ti,ftfats ,,g NM, i, ,t,. d. SJ5 .3CU
The special attention of all gram
bleg at the small appropriation made
to this District is particularly invited
to the above table, From which
they mayleantshat the lsmallestydo-.
nation was to Pickensd1that tliree'
Districts, have each received more
than four times, and two more than.
twice the amount ours did; and vel
we have never heard tAe citizens of
either ofthose Districts complaining
that The Legislature was too liberal
to them, nor griunbfng that "teu
representatives voted an approx
ton 10 them. aa nf
% Butin our case reverse the facts,
and suppose our representatives, had
voted against the donation, what
would have been the song Of The
grnmblers1t Why sir, those repro
sen'a!iyes would haeel been ostra-
cisclby,hc country, rejected by the
groOq5lers, abused, hunted down and
denounced us The ver;cst traitors on
earth. Sarcly, then, inivoting forthe
appropriation, ourreprcsentatives did
only thelrduty, and shon'l be praisl
ed ins'ead Of blamed 'N'oa'y1a
Hang discharge / the ia X under,
taken, lbave ON " to, acknowledge
,nylobligations for your courtesy and
the forbearancc of your renders. Ac-
cept my best wishes foryour success
in life, an;l The happiness and pros
perlty ofyour patrons, Adeu -.
19aJ WHETSTONE.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-10-26
SOUTH CAROLINA.
PIcKENs DISTRICT.

S'" D'SlhiCf. f3f3sa.
John Cobb, App 2esl
plicant VS. James In the Court of
Cobbetal. defts. s'o Ordinary.
Whereas there has been deposited
in the Ordinary S Office of SAID dis
tr!ct paper purporting 10 be The last
will and testament of Robert Cobb,
deceased, the applicant aforesaid
having filed his petition requiring the
same to be proved in due a d solemn
form OF law,, and it having been
shawn 10 my satisfaction that Jas.
Cobb, one OF The, heirs at law of the
SAID deceased. resides without the
limits ofthis State,--iti is therefore or
dered and decreed thathe do appear
at The Court Of Ordinary for said
District, TO be held at Pickens G. H.,
on the Sth day of November next,
TO show cause ii he can why the
said will should not be prove d ii due
and solemn form of law, and entered
on record, or his consent TO the same
will be taken pro confasso as to him.
4 Giyen,unler my hand and seal
August 5th, 1850,
s,.,me w, d, STEELE, O, p. ID,
l2-tGoc
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-10-26
BOUNTY YsLANDsg

Officers and Soldiers (ortheir sur
yiging widows orschitSveil) who sery-
ed IN any Of ahc late wars, are enti-
tledfo BouniyJ1anylsH ] viii attend
promptly to claims Of that characien
forssC - q. y. !, 4
qiiasss PENSION CLAI MS;
And flatigmyselfshai several wears
'expeAen eiin dis basiness, attended,
wilhgseat success, SAl be a sufficient
gtjtFanty 70 'tflose having clams s0
entfafst them 10 my hands. ss'tg
-, M. M. NORTON.
Pickens G. FL, Ocf Is, 1850.
.s, ~ gt
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-10-26
ADMINISTRATION ssALrs

viii be. sold at The late residence
Of fDan'el Chapman, dog Jss 5S. On: .s.sss + !
5th day Of November, all the perso-
nal propeltY belonging 10 his esfate,
consisting Of stock cat le, hogs, bug
gysswagg gons crop OF corn, 8 or 5000
poul'dss6ed cottons bousehold fura5t
ftYgei i'lrssalslg niensIls, &cx Sold on
~ ploniIis crefI IT, \. es
n !, IS dsn 3.
Hels ~ Is2, 2.-tels
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3 No1ICE I'm TlIII

A Spart Of The Store the SUBSCRIBE,
ca had insChcohee was copart-
nershlps business ihoso, indebted 10
lhe,suhserlber, previous 10 tho ,25th of
December, lS49,if not paid accor-
ding topromlse, will find themselves
pesiered! yes, pestered, either by
myse't of The proper officers, untit
all is, settled up. eo..r.... ..ll
glso .g.,1l, e. WILLIAMS.
Oct, 10, 1850. IoT gae.
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A PpLICIION will be made to
IN the Legislature al it:ineNt ses
sion, for the appointment of Com
mlssloncrs to, alter the following
Roads, viz: ,e 4. se,,le..s ~ 30,
From Pickens G. H., to intersect
the keow c Turnpike Road at its
lower Terminus. III, -
From Pickens G. III. to CreenyiIle,
G., III.
From Pickens G. III, to Hagood's
Store. a4,
From Pickens G. III. to Eastatoe.
From Carter Claytons' to II Mile
Camp.ground, w iaG u4a
And from Pickens G. III. to w. I'll.
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