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a a. AEkwIN, Anenonoef.
pY BANGS, BROTHER a. 90. stors "a

DY BANGS, BROTHER a. 90. ssors "a Broad
ID wa, P.ncniu attention given 10 the sale oiitnVs's
KorIcs-fhe eopsrtnership Of BANGS, PLAvR CO
was dissolved by DEAN Of Mr. PLAIf tho S,h o.
apder the uls OF BANGS, BROTHER co.
WEDNEsDhY EVENING, Aug q, At 7 O'Clock.
VALUABLE STANDARD Books "A large collection OF
library editors OF popular ssndsd and mi'cslsneous
works embracing many hne London copies some OF wnch
are beautifully illustrated
Catalogues viii be ready on Tue,isy
REGULAR NEW-YORK FALL TRADE SALE.
Ybe Catalogue OF his sale which embrace The most x
ensve variety de,irable stock ever offered at fraie
Sale 10 ready for delivery 10 The Trade The sale VIII
occupy two entire UeeaB. commencing with the Books,
On MONDAY MORNING, Sept 9, al O'Clock,
Bsfer scIibreri Z c. a }. Bddlei q IL Bll-r Co;
HunToe Francis &c &c. THIS dsy's sale vii ASP H.
fTSs s NE E s5Gw NE Jo5s s oC Mss
rhoinss Cowperihwsi ait CO. s. VOORHEES,, aud o.nes,
eoDpi,ing the largest assortment Of valuable Law Books
D''''''''' On TUESDAY MORNING, Sept 10,
Messs Harper Bro ere the most vausbl. hey have
yet offered Including their choicest pu5csons-,hs ex
Iensive invoices Of kes,rs Chssy hsrkley A Ham
Henry O. Baird, and Others, will follow Ia this day
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, sept II,
Nessrs Thomas Compartment & Cos invoices vii be
ard; Phllps Sampson { Co Bippincot, Gram0o Co
John c kier and Others forming cnoiee collection Of
The m0'' 'Sle'ole R %sIfRsn.v soo,,q
This days sale 10 unusually reh and attractive embracing
The extensive conWlhuuons Of Me'sn ii Y AanelS -
L Lincoln; Tsppsp, whi,emore Macon; Croker
Brewster q. r. Putusm snd others
FRIDAY MORNING, Sept Is,
The sse Will commence win the pdbncsu0nS OF Messfs
IpCTay Blakiston ebIs ug their entire list s1d ne
nopusf school book invoices OF Messn NJ H. Newman
Co Macon Law; &. SabcocEi Phnneg & Coz ~. j.
HameTsey; Pratt. Woodford Co Cooledge BIO
ssnhorn A Carter; Robert &. Col iIs &c NC Tne co1tn
5nions Of ke,sfs. Hdtsey Il Coz CLARK, Austin 70
suipgsr 4 To~nlendi Jesoer HTding' Mo mSn5 o'Aef
On SATURDAY, Sept a.
TIE sale vii commence With Inc AIssh colse e, Oh
fareN
eon,v,bnuop. from MeIus J. Murphy Coz H. Z. NC,
S}rAth: + Lucas Jf. D. J sadher, tolowo1 oy many
hc'a contrunops OF desirable and So cable Joks, Ia
,n6tns he teosivc invoi.e Of welknown AMI p'2dM
nunrcst,ous of Mestrs hndruI son. mans C,fnsh
John Perry, ard the balance oi s'0eA Vi 'uo S' ~ VI
Gates S,edmHu Co go ., A.. ,o,, o, s,rrrs
Or TIL Stereotype Pla,ss vii 81 be 'oh 90 SAtUh
RI NJ. Rook Sse The Ia embraces many vsuso.o seS Of
Plates wei " orthy ste attention o. publishers
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nR RICHARDsON's sYRUP.-ons si3 80
ttrepedies OF the age Dr. RLchaatons SJr1p tot 80
ara skolss morbus and sannsr eanp-ans ~ - 80
stomach. . -. ,... . s-..-,,,u xt.y
Ia sresdwsy; al The DruggiH nor9 tol &C. a.
e.nf. Iss BogeYy; Hsy3ock, ~ PeI-s'i 49, -
lava l7f fultoo-sL srOotyn ely
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THE GRoOERS'


FIRE INSURANCE COMPsN7,
oRea No 81 WAL corner Of Pearhs,. y. z,
CAPITAL f40ON.
gyEHlB COMPANY having their capital ~ fhsa q. B
aoo.shold Turnfture Vessels 10 Port Gbeir seTZssa
aksns loss or damage by hrei also, the NnEs q tS,
Navigation and Transportation, on ice most rye -"
terms Ill losles promptly adjusted and Pad
DfRECTORs
zryut 3roRT, MOSES TAYLsk, gtHRsoS Ne0kAi
exY1. H.sIiu (EoRGE ELDEI CHAG zEpEHALFsf
BRAEcIs SEIDDY, Henry EDEY, Asa PoRfHA
JAS. o. WILSON, ALEI. H. GRANT WV. fofrhh
RTsEsRIRaIE, HARsHALL PEfooHl ISAAC 9. fAYLsA
sAMPsOn AoORR Prssideai
Mr. m. RnIra aacretsrv 17ftss
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BENJAMIN MOONEY. Aucuoaesr.
WOOpkk WARE &c BENJAMIN MOONEY
Wi SCI ISIS DAY, MO o'clock, Al o9i bsoadWsy,
between AMY sbd Fourth Tho conteas Of tbs aD've
80 VIZ. ercsr.s 9oa AID wios ~se, plils, oroon',
lsc deis, BAR ard scrub brushes essl rssss to,s
Alsn. Do. " heA-lhy carsra h--as q. .nln N.
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REMOVAL.

nR, EDWARD Ii. DIXON Editor Of bs senpet
Ia r,n1vsS hl, compiling Ofces TO liz 0anc o. ous
door ves Of Broadway where be attends 70 once eonT1L
tstious AID operative surgery eVcosVey, Ones hour
rom 10 to and 70 EVENING"
The publishing 06bee Of the 5ospe ii AIsor'Ho0ss'
ty24 I'm
IlENOVAL.-DHs CHILDs rOkD nave removed
ltb.ir once 70 50 ChsmkerSft Once hours ron 70 "
O'CLOCK A N and from 70 and 10 2, Pm.
fbey hsve opened . Medical aud Surgical lnnrr1arJ
bere the poor viii be amended grsuitousy on faesdsys
Ybur,dsy, and Saturdays from 7 70 II o'clock, An.
Dr. Chds win give particular attention 70 diseases Of o'
chest lungs snd heart
DR. Pof5 TO diseases Of he eye and sr, and 70
cases generally Uh ~
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Al DoWNER 4 co
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
SACRAMENTO CITY,
CALIFORNIA.
RsErfnecs ~ Neio York = T. Siranshan, ~ broa1
a. Wuahus Bradford & Co IA COruand.st; Henry
She don Co l24 Broadway; sou hwoflh Sanson y 90
C,ruts sip; L. a NJ e Ghswoli, 81 Font st AIN
r., ee,s 228 Front at Hyslop Conn q Front 81 COZ
M A Co 10 s1uh-si; Il Litchhsld Co 90 feart't
j f. Thppe, l28 hsicenlsne Robert Dod, Hs-stA
n J.; George CuriiI, Uucs, Y. AolI n
IsTHGUs HOTELS. .....
chAuEA,l AND stsSssA
FgSHg IRt1EG HOUSE, .. CasgIes, "AL2ss " W
| Hsri assisted by Hugh Miller
yFE fANA8A RAILROAD HOR1i, = gS,EsEs, ts
lar tte nspsgeineut Of A. B. lllsr ana }. '. cybgst
SHE AHFRICAN HOTEL, 81 CTucsE ZEj1f - "a
.sefu-nt Of y 4 FOlgsr an4 H. Miller, Jr.
fHE UNITED sfAfE9 noTEta 81 HsnaEns, Nslei -
lssus erneut Of Adrian Z. Miller. ri "s@u
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nAkUm-sss o.l.. 90 IL SO 10 soA For sai' Il
- =, naaa' sISr 1sssff sraxIcKson. ~ sOaiest
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AUCTION SALES.

q. UAhDINEh AocoOlesT.
nT BALDWIN 6ARDINRR
ID gtoTe SIS Broadway, eeT. knisSslsI
~ PnacaID attention viii 10 given 10 soos Of fsnsy
ooods, Porcelain, Painting, &c Aso, Furniture Of FAM
hes giving up Housekeeping Also, stocks Of kanufAs
nafcFs sc. AL Of which especially solicited.
Having mode an 1r,n gsnsni With Ar. A Q. FUTILE a
s salesman DO bopae 10 mst he patronage Of hi fends
spd the public iel isn
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VA W. SHIRLEY. Aacaouesr
n CRATES CRON khRl AND 3OO BOXES
~ TUNSLERS TUESDAY, Aug - a. no 5cs Al
she store ia wiiss esisogus tsl- of genera sS.5rt
medt II While granite an blue ware laal land Cd sDd n
lots rom lhe sarlves aud NDrh} the noe OF
re'ail dealers and groeerh Sale Perempory 9ooss sol
pseked ior sbipPitg. g1is 2as.
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uANGINGss-Papef 4oco pnEndst-on - 90 50 ,ch.s
IIaics efs egi ca 8it-s md coers Tor ale a. n11cfa
saring prices GAUNr DcR6lCESON 10 Soala-.t
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REl .iu. So LUAS a. p, euut 81 ,rpruy.
g y ipNNciJ 2fcPei'y. Apply o
HEsslfH b co. 70 Pines
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-08-30
4 SECOND ANNUAL FAIR OF
'f@8L SOUTH CAROLINA
INSTITUTE.
OPENED oNTHE 18TH NOVEMBER NEXT


: ME second annual Fair of the
"A South Carolina Institute, for the
promotion ofArt, Mechanical Inre-
nuity, &C., will be held in Charleston.
opening on the 18th November, and
to continue during the week.
SPECIMENS Of every branch of In
dustry arc .a.nestly solicited. Pre-
NUNS h Will be aWarded-for the best
specimens, a Silver Medal; for the
next best, a Diploma. For ORIGINAL
inventions, a suitablepremium, at the
discretion of the Judges.
a selection will be made of the
pest specimen of Mechanism and the
Arts-oi Cotton, Rice, Sugar, Tobac-
co, Corn, Wheat, Flour, Rosin and
Iulrpentme-and sent TO the Worlds
far, to be held in London in the
Spring of 1851.
A large and commodious building
has been selected for the Exhibition.
ana every attention will be paid TO the
reception and care of articles sent to
the Fair. All articles must be direc,
TED to L.. M. Hatch, Chairman Of
Committee of Arrangements; and be
9e!lycred by the 18th of November.
Colmnmunlcations addressed to James
-; Taylor, chairman of Committe on
correspondence, will meet with
prompt attention. "
The Hon. JOS. Ii. LUMpKrN, Of
georgia will deliver the Annual Ad-
dress dress on tuesday night, the 18Th
November. '''
arrangements "a have been made
with the South Carolina Rail Road
company, TO let all articles intended
Tor the Far, return free of charge.
W Nj. GREGG, President.
e. Q. JONES, Secretary.
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ROAHDS! ! ROATs-g

a aPPLlCTION viii made to
4, " the Legislature at its next ses,
sion, forl the appointment of Com
mIssloners to alter the following
Roads, viz. ds5s snull 81 Z
From Pickens O. H., ito hdersect
the Keowt e Turnpike Road at its
lowerTerminus. 6ios. Illl D
From Pickens g. Ell. to Greenville
From Piclens g, Fl. to TTagood's
Store, IS y .i s 4 G q
s. From. Pickens CHI. to Eastatoe.
And from Pickens G III. to w. I'll,
Striblings, sIl " M
Aug, 80, 1850. Is 3m
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HEAD QUARTERS.
CuARLEsroN, FEB. 27, 1850

CHARLESTON, FEB. 81, 1850
| iGENERAL ORDERS NO.-1
CIRCUMTANCES demanding thatthe
Governor should be officially acquainted
with the effective force Of the State, and
the number of alarm men--tho Brigadicr
Generals are hereby directed forthwith TO
make returns of their commands, to tho
Adjutant and Inspector General at Cam
den. A failure in responding promptly to
this order, will not be overlooked, and the
newspaper publications will be regarded as
sufficient notice G.t
By order OF the Commander in Chic
M j. w. CANTEY, Adjutapt and In
spcctor General
March 8, AZ I'm.
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w. $. & II. e. VVTLAEAMs,

w. S. 81 n. Eo. WILLIAMS,
Encouraged by former success;
have again filed their shelves with
handsome and carefully selected stock of
the finest, best, and cheapest
SPRING AND SUMMER.
GOODS,
Ever offered for sale nthis Market before
They have Goods to suit all classes
ages, sexes, "and tie rest of mankind"
RNOT aEac E.adfcs.
Callcoes Of every shade and color, Muslins
Lawns, Silks, and Linens, Bonnets
and Ribbons, and everything
else they usually call for.
HATS, BOOTS, SHOES, SADDLES.
Crockery and Hardware.
A good supply of Groceries, cheap
enough.
A fine article ofsugar at 2 pounds to
The dollar, and Coffee at corresponding
rates
Allof which VIC are anxious to dispose
of for small profit for cash, or credit to
good customers. a..., ,vq
Gall and see; we make no charge for
showing our Goods. 1t''i'}
Salubrity, S. c., May II, 1850.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-08-30
HEAD GUAR TERS S.
CmARLEsroN. March

CHARLESTON, March %.
In pursuance of recommendation OF
the Legislature, inrelation to the distribu-
ton of only repaired Arms, the Mlit-
Officers interested, are hereby notified
that as all the Rifles belonging to the
State are @cc, no guns of that descrira
ton shall in future be issued from the Ar
scnals. .tl
BY order of the Commandcr.in- Chief
b. T. WATT, O.. MIG.
Ipril ~ 3
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-08-30
"THE SOUTHERN pREss D

ior the conduct ofwhich, suitable Editorsh shoro
oeen engaged, who will also receive the MD of
number OF eminent and able contributors
lhere WILDE both tri-wecklv md n N,eol,,v
lssue-the latter to contain s.,bstantiallv ~
same matter rs the former, al intended to
reach those points of the country whose mail
facilities are limited s''-N1' ''4
=. DAILY issue will be added hereafter slop,d
IL be deemed advisable or NECESSARY b,, tha
press ndpeople ofthe' Southern States
The paper willnot be excl,ts;,,ci, ,o,;t;o,,
aI ors VIII embrace on its broad sheet the gener
al news OF the day, domestic and foreign bv
man ma ana telegraph; commercial and agriculh
raj ana iiteraryjpieces; criticisms, ORIGINAL os.
s9ys, Hterafy aud miscellaneous and. in short
All unose items of general interest, the collcc,
tea aggregate ofwhich constitutes the ;ntorl j..
tmg and valuable Newspaper. Great care
%il be taken to give fullnnd correct Renort Of
t,e Proceedings and Debates in both Houses
Gl congress; MS well as the action of the loco
Legis!atnres on the Southern question.
a limited number only of Advertisements
VIII be receiyed--theman object being to fur.
hish Nsl g large amount ofreadipg matter.
The, paper will be printed ON a sheet eoroI
in size tothose of the other WASHINGTON ,o Ilnrs
and the material will be procured esprciplly
for the purpose. 'IF.D' r''''''''
II, is confidently hoped that every truc
n!ha .rifna 10 inc South will id in procuring sub
erioers, ana forward the names, with the
amount subscribed, to some Southern Repre-
sentative at Washington, forthwith so
fostmasters are authorized by law to remit
subscriptionsifec ofpostage ~
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G0DEW'S LADY'8 BOOK
FOR 1880
THE BOOK OFTHE NATION
Tie Oldest Magazine in Amersca.
3Y EDITED DY MRS. SARAH J. HALE.
COMPARISON BETWEEN Cooley AND rH,. OTHER
pnILADELpurA MosrHLirs.

" COMPARISON prrwrEN oonrv .yr ru,. or,n,
30 pu,,,nr,rn,. 80, ANp 'h'' OTHER
1n,s.e .haIn.,., %oNihhihs.
an 1912 inc Ladys Book gave Gle pages
whlcnis 10 more than one, and 14S more than
the other fhiladelphia monthly. He gave 2sI
engraypgs--among which were 90 colorcd and
gS ipli pages-wl'ich is lS6 more than one, and
lo0more than the other.
We give, in each number, piece of music
prntedseparately on tinted paper, "a pages or
of the Lady's Book, this music, if bought senar,
a.ely at the music stores, would cost exactly the
p'Seoi Se',i, 'no wno,e year snbScription-,S3.
,,, JUNE OF ovR FEcVtiAR EMbELLrsHMENTs.---La-
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greater degree of induration. Fried
bacon and eggs eaten with hot UNI
leeaven biscuit, containing lard, and
then buttered, is favorite breakfast
many parts of the valley.
W 3. Vegetables, abounding infecula,
such as potatoes, rice and pulse, can
often boiled so little, that all the
starch grains are not burst open !;
while those containing albumen, as
cabbage, are boiled until that ele-
ment is firmly coaguIated and depos-
tied in the structure of the leaf.
IMPORTANCE OF THE RESULT. -
The elections just held in this State
mark no uncommon epoch in its his
tory. Such complete change in its
political dinasty has not beenbrought
about by any common appliances, or
the ordinary incidents and exigencies
OF an electloneerlng campaign. Nor
is the result attributed by any one to
sins of omission'-such as not going
to the polls, not being interested, sc,
No one has the temerity TO say that
the defeat ofone party and the sue
cess Of the other have been owing to
apathy. Nothing of the kind is thout'
OF, The ultra Wings plead none of
the usual apologies for their defeat.
The result has been produced from
more significant causes. Soberreas
on has asserted its supremacy, clap
trap influences have been disregard
ed, the people have reflected, rehec-
ted, reflected deeply and seriously
and after reasons dictates have been
needed, after deep and serious refec-
tons there has been, with more than
the usual force ofthe words, "a NIGH
ty uPheaung Qf'Me masses.''
Wrong was about to be inflicted
upon the State. "A paper, high iii
the confidence of a great and domi-
nat party, had prepared the way to
say--in the event of Maniy's election
that this State was not with the
rest the South, that she agreed
with the migrate Stanly in believing
the North had made no aggression
upon the South; that the odious new
compromisewas the 'shibboletk'which
was TO preserve the Union, keep the
whlg, camp in order, and show the
South she had no rights. This was
indeed a trying, a painful reflection.
The people were determined the
oracle at Raleigh should prophesy
falsely. They were restless for the
day to come, when they could prove
10 the Union and the world that
North Carolina was right, They
wanted no bulletinto go from Raleigh
to Washington with the disgracelul
news" North Carolina had deser-
ted her sisters" They went to the
polls, and the result is as it is: One
which North Carolina may be proud
of; zone which she may look back to
as giving the lie to the position, the
shamefuland degraded position as
signed her by the submissioaists. &
Charlotte Hornets Nest.
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I.Lc JEFFERs, Tw. s. cornRAX. I
liz. J. BuoKMAsrER.
WA R E-HOUSE
Commission Merchants.

~ r. 4
Commission Merchants.
Markct-Street HAMBuRa, s. C.-WArrnpeoor
McInto. iFtreet, AUGUSTA, Ga.--FInrpnooF
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, REoElvE, SroRE OR SELL CorroN
FLoUR, PAcoN, DO, REoErvE AND For.
WARD MERCHANDISE, Buy Goops, ron
PLANTERS or MERCHANTS. li a4H9
Their Warehouse in Augusta is on
Mclnte shrstreet, in the centre ofthe Cot
ton trac y. .,e,s.t fnt }g@ -,
Thcir Warehouse in this place is safe
from water and isolated, therefore not
exposed to fire.
AS they will be constantly at their
post, and promoting the interests of their
friends (Which they are aware will add to
their own.) They solicit and hope tc
meritand receive afull share of that lib
eral patronage heretofore bestowed, anf.
sor which they now return thanks.
sls hberal cash advances will be made
@hen f>qnired. on any produce in store
JhEFERS, C0THRAN & Co.
Hamburg, S~pt. LIST, i840. I8
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
Pkckems District.

"@, and {. et5srs. Ssrsa'"s Relief:
It appearing to my satisfaction that
Bird Caradine, Riram p. Caradine, Thos
q. Caradine. Arthur Barret and wife
Mary Barret, Fleming Thomson and wife
Ellzabeth Thomson, Jane Miller, John
webster " and his wife Margaret Webster,
Daniel Hull and wife Catharine Hull, he
; heirs at law of Nancy Reid decd, WHO
mtermarried with Hugh Reid, heirs at law
OF Andrew CMadine decd, defendants to
this bill, and heirs at law of Thomas Cara
dine decd. reside from and without the
limits ofthis State.
On motion of Whitner d Harrison
Comp. Soprs., isis ordered that said de-
iendants do appear and answer or demur
to the allegations in the said bill of COM
plant within three months from the date
hereof, or the same will be taken pro con.
fesso as to them.
1ea N. M. NORTON, C. E.p.D.
Gomm'rs Office,
June %, 1850 e-sm
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"THE SOUTHERN PRESS y

A. association of siyty.tbrce Nro,,l,o.,
Congress, Senators and Representatives b,vc
constituted the u ndcrsigned committee to
ssnperintend the establishment of !: Southern
Fress at Washington City, to be devoted TO thn
exposition and defence of Southern rigbts tsnnS
rmsNtutlons--the dissemination of correct in, in.
orla!Ion of as to Northernpolcy and the course
to the oldparty lines of Whis and Dcroocrot
arrangements are now in progress, PROMPTLY to
ensure ti,. &c the issne of such paper under the
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EOGRE6 dhHIE,

Those indc otcd to the subscriber can
Save cost by calling and settling their
notes and accounts as longer indulgence
cannot be given. - #
JAMES GEORGE.
Jan. 5, so ,Hh
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NOTICE..

All persons having demands against
the Estate of Nancy Ferguson late of
Pickens District decd must hand them in
legally attested, and these indebted will
make payment.
J. G. FERGUSON, Exec'r
May 60, 1850. soa8
4t2a .r't
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-08-30

By~ We are authorized to announce
Maj. IT,. ALEXANDER as q Candidate for
reelection to She Legislature, at the next
election. aiiSn &gy a
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NEW AND FASHIONABLE t
SPRENG AND SUMMER
O 90 Us:

The subscribers are now receiving aud
opening large assortments of the newest
and most fashionable Spring and Summer
GOODS, together with Domessics and
Groceries of ali kinds, ali of which they
will dispose Of on the most reasonable
terms for cash.
Call and examine before you purchase
elsewhere @.7, ~ a,
z ALEXANDER q BARTON, at PioE.
insville s. c.; ALEXANDER d NEVIL,
at West Union s. c. ltl1t',t''t.
v2 nj tf f''2s 1850,
.ltIa adAao siRsl sh s.il iNl g9aGl 9ii
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.,
CHARLEsToN, July IL, 1850 .sW
TTNTIL the LIST Of October, next,
~ all communications for the Exs
eeutiye inusts be addressed 20 lims
at Columbia. 81 ala 6s& sa 9oi@
BY order Of the Governor. {Tas
B. T. WATTS, Sec'rys
July IL
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TEFE PHCES EMS
Academy

The exercises of this institution will
commence on the first Tuesday in June
next under the charge of Rev. William
McWhorter, late of Erskine College.
BY order ofthe Trustees. 3t
S. r. McFALL, Pres't B. Oft.
e. NJ. KEITH, Sec'ry
4t cPA
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-08-30
SONS OF TEmpEHsANCE

ICNENJ DIVISIUN, No ZI.
Members of this Division arc request
ed to meet hereafter on Saturday at 4
o'clock, p M. ea.af#
All members are solicited to be pre-
sent at our next meeting, to assist in the
installation of Officers elect, &c.
Nj. M. NORTON, R. s..
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-08-30

& COMMISSIONERS SALE.
IN EeUITY--pIcKENs DISTRICT.
& wife ct al. Bill for parti-
VS.. Mary Terrell ct ton. I'D
al 4Its & {e1 6AH
Bygvirtue Of Decretal Order of
the Court of Equity, | will sell to the
highest bidder, before the Court
House door, on the first Monday in
September next, the tract of land
known In Complainant's Bill as No.
l, belonging to the Estate ofMoses
Terrell, decd, for partition amongst
his. legal heirs. The said tract of
land contains 800 acres, more orless,
and lies in the fork of Tugalo river
and Chauga creek, and is represen-
ted as one ofthe best tracts of land
in Pickens District; being the same
conveyed by Thomas Hsrben tothe
said Moses Terrell. 6b e gtS@ca
Ierms,-A sufficiency to paw costs
will be required in Cash, and the re-
malnder in three equal annual IN
stalments, with interest from daylof
sale, purchasers to give bond and
good security, and to pay for titles.
MI. M. NORTON, g. e. p. ID.
& Com'rs.. Office, 18th Aug. 1850.
f ~ tld I.'t 10 IL, st tstit ~ ftfFi
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-08-30

GS- We are authorised to announce
Maj. j. L. WnlrEFIELD asa Candidate for
reelection to the Legislature at the next
election. -'.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-08-30

:. GY~ we are authorized to announce
Col. JouN A. EAsLEY, Jun. as q Candi-
date for the Legislature, at the next elec-
ton. fe8a
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-08-30

Rsv- The friends of J :, b, SournER-
LAND, Esq, beg leave to announce him
as candidate for the Legislature at the
ensuicg election. , Gf
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-08-30

TERMS:
For Trtwcekly during the Session of CONGRESS-
ard Semi-weckly during the recess, the price
will be, per annum III ,''S Sb oo
Weekly paper Q 90
The price of subscription must be paid inya-
lraoly ,nadyance, and tho cash accompany the
"A All persons procuring ten names shall be en-.
u'ied torecciye acopy gratis for one year.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-08-30

Ry- we are authorized to annour ce
Maj, ], w. HARmsoN as a Candidates for
reelection to the Legislature, at the next
election. -