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TURKEY AND THE UNITED STATES.

Wehave seen private letter from an
American gentleman At Constantinople,
Of late date, which mentions, inciden-
tally, but we doubt not correctly, that
our able Minister, Mr.. Marsh, has sue
ceeded in persuading the Porte to send
a Public Agent to the United States,
and that he would set out in a few days
for America. Nominally, the Agent
comes to inspect our Navy, &C., and
this is main object ofhis mission. But
the Porte has other objects in view.
He will be directed to see every thing
worth examining, and will report on our
power and resources, our productive
industry, &c.
This mission, by making the Govern
ment Of the Porte better acquainted
with our institutions and our country,
its extent, resources, and power, can
not fail to be productive Of beneficial
results; and we have no doubt that our
Government will do every thing in its
power to facilitate the operations and
objects Of the Agent, as well as to Sc
cure the making Of a proper impression
upon him.
The Turks, we understand, are jea-
lous of the great European Powers. and
strongly inclined to be on the best
terms with US; but they know little Of
us, and many Of them suppose that we
are very insignificant concern, be-
cause we send no ships Of war there,
and keep Minister on a salary which
will hardly pay his house-rent.
1t is quite probable that we might de-
rive great advantages from closer poll
teal and commercial relations with
Turkey ; and the Government can now
do much to promote this object by pro-
per attentions to this gentleman, whose
report will have great weight with his
own Government. Nat. latel
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ePiss Disissaaof O. $50 ofrsnpsanss, shs
SllsEiul Rasoisaansuss saali.1-ly Ht1Pir&
R.aulusA ~ us lsa5sr 81 es,,..t lAankl
u B,oIhzr szns<l p. PlllE>s n - lazlssrdss
ors6sa. ans 10 6ss<kru Add La. n. n
weg.4 - = 4 = ussh~r - - 1900
Tmp>msn AddN@s VA 49, ~ ks~~1
- q shs stA e Jsys - ~ sksy - nssss.a
sMniak - visk . esp5 ~ - sscAisu; ssl
Wh~S>s d kisassipsi inssrDsxtnn essasisa1
IA Drs. Pkilzps's ursEs>a = higkIy ,si.shb ~
dAesh b ~ procured. sad ~ b<ksss b vsry
ssdr.ss thst "A ~ sssn b $4,000
tbssv<sn
Rssss,ss. Ths B~ r. b sssssb ssss~ss
- fsrni~h n s<zfsa sw psbsicsdoa.
Resolved. Thsf cor thssks ere due 10 Drufk~s
Hssss Nsrwsad fos IL highly ssfisfsesesy man.
n<s In vhi<A - psdssrasd ths dssiss q RssdsI
fthe py.
Resolved, Thss " srpdes cur ness cordial
thanks 10 Ma Pssrcs, for de nss Of her Io< In thz
shsencs q Mr.. Pssrrs. and 10 the young Ladies
Who s~iseS hH 10 ps<psring The handseos %
eorstions for The spsskers' sand.
Resolved. That our thanks are doe 10 Breshss
Thomas w. Jefreys. Marshal OF the Dsy. and u
Brothers ID. d. Philips. William ]. Fr<Isnd
and John w. stnyhon. his Assistants. for The
very efficient and satisfactory manner In which
they disrhsrsrd their duties On the 9Th.
Resolved. That our sincere thanks are doe. and
ere hereby tenser~d % Mssss- Robert 2. Morris
and Richisoa Nichols Cor the very generous o1er
Of their stables Cor The accommodation Of the hos.
ses Of the visiting brethren on the 9Th.
Resolved. That the Editors az the Recorder
and Demscrss be requested 10 publish ths sbovs
resolutions. By orier Of the Divisions
EDWARD NJ. So orr.
Secretary Of Joint Committee
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These islsnds lis sosih az ihs l~rnliesh
degree 81 north lsuiudr. IN ihe Psei6r
oersn. snlf Car ffnm The eossi ef California.
in 1890 they wers . smk Of inquiry. end
the degrsdrd inhabitants wers abandoned
10 the bssesl crimes. Since ihsi time
they have become . christian people.
They nov have ehurhes. schoal houses.
nrsspapers. ihe attendants of risllisslion.
The Pohnssin. The nfirisl Journal Of
the Hswsiian government. published
weekly 81 Honolulu. discusses 81 come
lrneih The puapririy Of an snne1sIion Of
The ssndwrh I.lsnds IN the United Slaies.
Such annexsiion would be of inr.leuIsbls
sdsanIsee 10 The lslsn,ls. and cnnld be al
mn dririmenl. wr should think. 10 the
American government. Many on the
inhabitants are natives Of The United
States. and the islanders are . virlunus.
industrious and harmless people. The
populaiion 10 less Than one hundred ihous-
and. of ,~hirh 23.0Oo are members Of
Christian churches.
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The Next Leglslature.-A writer in

The Next Leglslaturo.-Aw writer in
the Wilmington Journal suggests, o. among the
matters which merit the attention Of the next
Legislature, an amendment or alteration OF the
law respecting assets in the hands Of Executor
and Administrators. There is good deal O
force in his remarks, and his recommendation
deserves consideration. He says:
The law, as it now stands, not on.
~ divides debts into dignifed and un-
dignifed," but also allows Executors
and Administrators "a preference, in
the payment of debts. Why should one
just debt be more digni6ed than anoth,
era Where is any dignity aside from
justicea Is there any reason why ar
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Col. Fremont understand that
the Geographical Society Of London have
voted gold medal To Col. Fremont. for
having made. during The past year. The
most valuable discoveries in geography Of
any known person. II IL usual. we under
stand. Tor this society to give medal eve.
ry year TO The person having made the
most valuable discovery in geographical
science. hsp York covny.
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The Halifax Republican was referred 70 BY the
Fayetteville Carolinian sshaving coldly received
the nomination ofGov. Manly. He didn't "throw
up his hat and hura!" In reply the editor Of the
Republican, after expressing perfect confdence
in the success Of Gov Manly, says:
The nomination of the Wing Con-
vention we approved; it is the result Of
no unworthy strife; in our judgment
that Convention expressed the honest
and deliberate opinion Of the Wing
party Of the State. Mr.. Manly stands
before us as an able champion of our
principles, without fear and with
out blemish, before whose good name
the poisoned arrows Of party malignity
fall harmless, a man who has strong
hold on the public confidence, which
is the surest pledge Of success. Mr..
Manly merits the support Of every true
Wing in the State, and we doubt moi
that support will be hearty, earnest and
efficient. His election will be of great
advantage to the Wing party; it will
give us renewed strength in North Ca.
rolina, and render every future contest
easy and certain. With such an esti.
mate Of the importance Of the approach
ing campaign, will not every Whis
unite and give to Gov. Manly a cordia
support The Wing banner is unfurl
ed to the breeze, and we indulge in thu
hope, that in August next, it will wave
its ample folds in triumph over thu
State.
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Professor Websier's confes.ion Wal

Professor Websier's confession was
handed in 10 The founril yesterday.
Il denies solemnly thar The ari was pre-.
mediiaiesl. Ills object in making the ap-
pninimeni with Parkman. was 10 sue fnr
further Indulgence. as he was unable "a
meet hIs liahiliiles. and he did nn, s,.ie
he was ready TO pay him anything. lie
says that psikmsn abused hun in mosl
harsh manner. which irrilsied him into
phrenzy. and At The moment. seizrnR .
sick nf wood. he struck Parkman on the
head and killed him on The spoi.
Raleigh Rsgistr.
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M,LANE's WORM vERMIFUGE.-The
lvl popularity which this medicine has sc-
quired in Western Pennsylvania. l. sure guar
sntee Of Its excellence The following gentle
men. highly respectable citizens Of Allegheny
and Beaver counties. have used this Vermifuge
in their families, and offer the assurance Of it
great medical properties
James Stratton, Fourth.st. Road, Pittsburgh.
Mary ]. Statton,
Mary Strattsn;
Mary Burk, Beaver county.
Sarah HssberEer. Manchester, near Pist.
Margaret Lindsey. I"
James Burk. Squirrel Hill.
Agnes Burk,
FOR SALE BIZ
Long q Wehh. and D. Heartt Hillsborough
Iones Watson q Co, Chspel Hill; A. Moring
MoringsviIIs Hurdle 4 Hurdle. Walnut Grove
Orange county Moore q NOEL. Mt Tirss, Per
son end p. 8. Psscud. Rssgh.
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To Printers.

DRINTERS and Publishers Of Newspapers are
Z informed that the subscribers are extensively
engaged in the manufacture Of Printing Inks Of
every color and quality, which they know to b
equal to any manufactured. and which they will
.ell at the lowest prices for cash; - they are de.
termined that their Ink shall recommend itself.
they only solicit one trial OF i, relying upon lie
merits for future patronage. Their colored Inks
are warranted superior to any manufactured. Cir
culars containing prices will Be sent 70 thass Who
desire Il. Orders for cash or city agents accepted.
ar Publishers Of newspaper inssrtins Ibis ID.
vsrtisemsnt to the amount Of 81 and sending %
one paper at any time eonsainingit. By rsmttine
IS, will rscsivs II 90 ID. ksgof extra Nsws lnk.
r.. F. ADAMS d Go.
&Aom Printing Ink Works. Rkiis1elpk;q,
Agents fox tho sals. Of new end sseesd-bsod
Printing materials NJ
- ~
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The Rothschilds.-li L. said that The
fortune Of the Roh.cllilds 10 moi lees than
seven hundred and thirty Eve millions ol
francs. or twenty nine millions four hun
dred thousand pounds Of British money.
about one hundred and forty Eve millions
of dollars.
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The Cuban Afiair.-Ih he New Orleans
Della Of The god ultimo has the following.
in which is CORRECTLY given the names of
the several persons who were frs, indicted
in that city on charge Of having been
concerned in the Cuban expendiiion
The Grand Jury in the United States
District Court returned true bills Of in.
dir,ment yesterday. at O'Clock. for viola.
tion Of the Az, nf Congress Of 1919. by
setting on foot an expedition against the
Island ofCnba. against John A. Qui,man,
Governor Of Mississippi.) Judge Cntes.
worth Pinekney Smith. (of the Supreme
Com, Of Missi-sippi.) John Henderson
(laie Sen,tor from tina, S,a,e.) ]. l.. O.
Sullivan. tla,e editor Of The Democratic
Review.l ]. F. Pickett. (late Consul al
Turks Island T. O'Hara. (,ats Major ia
the u $. Army.) G. r. 'Wheaie. Pe,el
Smith. A. Gonzalez, Thomas Theodore
Hawkins. w. H. Bell. N. ]. Bunch. l.. ],
Sigur. Estate Senai"r.) Donarien Augnslin
BrigadIer General. and commander of The
Legion. and General NaIciso Lopez. max
ing in all sixteen persons. Writs were is
.ued for the arrest 81 the parties. mns, .
whom are absent from The city. Its sais
thai strong efforts will be made to brins
these cases 10 trial before tbs adjnnrnmen
Of the court, and one Of tho Judges Of IN,
Supreme Court will be sent on here TO 40
sist Judge McCaleb in the trial.
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Ca festa-A I<si<r sppsssse<y Of
lbs eourss al e<nsses Fcew. ed sssssing
him Of ths eoakdess and approved "a his
eoo~itsesss II boxh psrsiss. b ID eisuis,
ticn q Pen Cibsoa. Msss. The Held
Of that plses ssys he nsnbeu of sie.
nsiues d slwsdy lssrs. nos nors shsn
half I'd sea whss and Denoens. ell
ioid, having JET rrfsssd 10 siyn Il.
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SOuthLOWell MaleAcademy

STHE nsEs ession Of this Insiitutioa VII com.
4 n~nee % Tuesdsy the 9Th of August. and
closs the 7oth Of December. Az The session vii
b lees than ave months long. siuarnss viii 10
charged only In proportion TO the length. No
student. however. except In case Of pro,neisd
sickness. will b. charged for les time than tho
session continues.
A new House 10 In progress Of erection; sddi.
iionsl accommodations have been made for board
es; and the srrviees Of Mr.. B. 2. Lauahes. A.,
B.. thoroughly edue,ted and sxperiencsd isseh-
or, have been chained.
Expenses % heretofore. via, for Enslsh
branches $3.50 per session, Classical $500.
Board s. per month.
JAS. A. DEAN, Principal.
June IL. o7-3w
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Wool, CARDING.

THE subscriber. living q miles North ofliilis,
borough, win Gard Wool n eenis fer white,
ia} Tor mired. weighed amer esrded. or The hhh
psrt Of the wool. Clean the wool well bsfoss
brought 10 the machine. and one pound Of grease
To 10 ihs Of WOOL and you win srt - good or bet.
Ter work than elsewhere. Mixing must Be pulled
together with shs hands hsforc brought 70 the ma.
chine. Flax iced win he taken for earding OF for
Rolls, at the market price.
LEMUEL WILKINSON.
June 20. 49,
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6na evAnels3 rNa,sRsN ssra 81 d
Road have jusl heen TUNED cot ~ De
.cumpany's elr-shgp here. Thsy are
= b0ns made tbrOuFh01t
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY.

Court Of Equily--March Term. 1850.
George Scarlea and others, } Petition to sell the
vs.. lands Of John Pat
Robert Patton and Others. ton, Decd.
IN this case il appearing to the satisfaction ofthe
= Court, that Robert Patton, Avarilla Patton
Mary Haney, Thomas w. Thompson, and
lanes McCallum and wife Lucinda, defendants
in this case, are not inhabitants Of this State il il
ordered that publication be made for six weeks
in the Hisbosough Recorder, notifying said de.
PENDANTS to appear At the next term Of this Court
to he held at the court house in Marlborough. on
the second Monday in September next, and Plead
answer ordemur to the Plaintiff bill ofcomplaint
or the matters charged therein will be taken q
confessed, and the same heard er parfe a. TO them
Witness o. F. Long. Clerk Of our said Court
at Office in HilIsborough, tho second Monday u
March, 1850.
q. r. LONG. c. 4 N. Z.
Price adv. $3.50. 39-6v
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To Bridge Builders.

VNHE building OF Bridge across Haw River.
i al Newlin's Mill, will be let 10 the lowest
bidder, on Tuesday the 23d day Of July. speci
fcsticns made known on the day Of letting. Il
And on Wednesday the 24,h Of July. The
Bridge across Hsw River at Stockard's. known
as Woody bridge, will be sold to the Highest
bidder. Terms made known on the day Of sale.
SEYMOUR PURYEAR.1
A. THOMPSON,
WM. HOLMES.
SAMUEL. BRADSHAW. ~
JOHN STAFFORD,
ROBERT GRAHAM, Z
ISAAC HOLT.
June IL. 5s-tds
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SHADY Grove,

THE school at Shady Grove. one mile west Of
w. J. Binshsms. will begin on the 18th Of
July. Board from four to Ave dollars per month.
Tuition, per session. Languages. Si3.60
English Grammar. Geography. &c. 500
The lower English branches, 400
WIN. NJ. CRUTCHFlEI.D.
Orange county. Julys. 4O-7w
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June 20

To Common School Teachers.
TIVE Examining COMMITTEES win hold iis nsrt
i sittinr, at The Count suse in illsbofough.
on saturdas tho 18th Of July. q II o'eloek. All
persons wishing 10 psss an examination, ere 70.
quired TO prsducs csrtihests Of their good moral
character.
CAD. JONES. Sen. Chair.
July 3. %
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The Democrat has quoted four more lines from
what We said two years sso. I'VE know that
Mr.. Manly, and many leading men, Democrats
as well rs Wings. are opposed to change in
the qualification If voters" The expression was
used in connection which qualified is mean
ing; but take il literally % expressed. and sd-
hitting Inst il 10 no lees true now than Il was
then, what has that to do with the election Of
Governori Has the Governor power to alter the
constitution We thought that duty belonged 10
the Legislature and the people, and when the sub
jet comes fairly before them we have no doubt
justice viii he done. II "a subject, however, upon
which much can be said on both sides. and should
Be decided solely upon its own merits. Il j.
neither patriotic nor honest to endeavor to press
il in an excited political election. Il betrays the
spirit Of demsgogue, seeking to promote selfish
ends. Let the Democrat e1tricate itself from
this chargs, II IL can.
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LAYING Down the Iron-New Ca

Laying Down the Iron-New Cars.
Something like sixty miles Of the
Wilmington and Roanoke Rail Road,
more than one-third of its extent, have
been re-laid with the heavy T. Iron
now being imported by the Company.
The larger portion Of the re-laid track
is on the lower half Of the Road, be.
tween this and Goldsborough. The
workmen are going on with the relay
ing with eli practicable dispatch. Two
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I p1G eGAl skiM,HeH - hl~slaa nshpspn1m
hus CO 80 = a. hNlas usssa MhaP.
"a a. sIii1daa e A. s-.sisa q "a, - fssf 4
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49, 6nrneA isa.si usas "a ul.husl a.
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49, sakiss = Dc ssssss Al r~vs~uas6 =
sS5s<.est = - ssssds&. rAsss = . -. Z
psaid<aaas Who have ~ ci~ins e. a.sia1xsss "a.
s<ps a<hpe~as Go sS,lsliss srszss tAis s.vs-
y sos~isn. ssi -izk sk>zs osk<Isis srrsE~dsa
vssn b s~A' We ksPs. ksssvw. tAss uis
sssssih III r<svsl ssa . sp>ssy ssjss.s.shs
ssas e ihsvAsas ssssisa. % ssuisslss ~ 60
eilislins . % snsvssll hssrtbsnisezl ~ pzs.
ssf Uaisa spoa = ssss spssAsdss Isl h sh4ll
nsrH sssin 10 disurbsd
Pre- and Ceas-rhs D<nsesste psp<rs
sslk ,ep fippsntly shsus Wing slssd<.." shsir
bsx.- -vilfal," -a<Eb<rsa<.s nsIensns,-
-grsiri,oas.- % snni,issisd klsshooas.- 4e. v;ds
the i2si Standard. Bui Ne Pss By IN ssyinrs
q ihsf psp~. The Two following paragraphs e.
ford Dsn nodasts samples. and bsing shoa vs
copy them.
The kra 10 from the wilnington Journal.
Acting upon the principle Of denying every
hing and ealing fof proof" Il says
No sooner is Col. Reid again placed
in nomination, than the stale and oft
exploded SANDER about the Oregon bill
and the Wilmot proviso is revived.
The Other paragraph 10 nom he Fsyells vile
csrolinisn. Admitting the fact that Mr. Reid did
vote Cor the bil with the wilmo, pro,iss In d"
b comes eui on the other tack and ssys:
They THE whigs) charge Mr.. Reid
with being as bad As Giddings, because
he voted for the Oregon bill which had
the Wilmit proviso in il. II is true
that he did vote for it, and so did l33
members Of the House vote for it, while
only IS voted against it.
Il Is no, oui purpose to make any comment up
on the eOnasttney Of the two paragraphs; We
leave that for our readers. Il should BE- horne n
mind that shsy are both from Democratic pspsrs.
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The Standard says. We have seen no Demo.
erst who is not confident 81 Col. Reds success
and We have converted with Wings who give up
the contest. and admit that Mr.. Manly must be
BEATEN Huua! again!
The North Csrolinisn eIultingly publishes the
above. But who does not know that the Stan
dsrd has been talking in the same style. and pro.
Pheying with boastful confidence the utter over.
throw Of .hs Wings and the triumph Of his par.
~. Of every election for the last ten years. AZ
ter 20 many signal failures we do not suppos.
that even bis own partirsns put any eonhdsnc,
in his prOphesing.
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BL.aNES tsv Sss . NJ o..
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-10-11
'I a'''o, u [coMMUNIcATED.l
EXAMINATION OF o. III. p
FANT'S' SCHOOL. :"

MIR. Editor:-I had the pleasure, OH
the 9th ult., of being at an exami-
nation and exhibition near Town
vile, on the line between Anderson
and Pickens Districts.
Between s and 8 o clock, Mr.. Fant,
the Teacher, invited the visiting
teachers to seat near him him and
brought forward a class Of small chill
dren and turned to quite difficult
part in the Elementary spelling book
and they misspelt but very few werds,
spelling off fthe book. He next called
forward larger class and gave them
proper names to the, amount Of a
page or two, and with but very few
exceptions, every name was spelled
on first trial. A class of about I5Cin
number then read a chapter in The
New Testament, and it was plainly
seen that due attention had been
paid to pauses, emphasis and cadence
A class of 10 or l2was then examin-
ed in Arithmatic by questions being
written on the blackboard by Mr..
Fant; all Of which were wrought out
in a short period of time and the
work exhil tied TO the visiting teach
crs. Mr.. Fant next questioned a
large class extensively on Geography
and English frammar, very fewques
tions stood a second trial. Senteh-
cces to be parsed were written on the
blackboard by MIR. FAINT, and other
teachers who were present; the par
sing met their general appreciation.
compositions, on different subjects,
were then read by Mr.. FAINT, after
which Mr.. Hezekiah Vandiver de-
llvered an address of considerable
length and eloauence on the great
Importance of education. BY this
time the people had generally collec-
ted, and we all partook of a snmp-
tuous dinner prepared for the occa-
sion. el2 s'it'9 1',, @
81 The exhibition commenced be.
tween ] anSi2 o'clock, speeches and
dialogues were the order of. the day.
Poetry was recitedby the small girls,
az and a most noble song by The same
tyAhich Sua q oi.,1I,et .<,,,<>..s.ts
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Yours, &c.,
P, S.---Monday, DC tober \.

Yours. &C., N.
p, S.--Monday, October Z. /
have just returned from political
meeting held here, on the subject of
our Federal relations, and to hear q
report from The delegates to the
Nashville convention.
The meeting was attended by a
large number ofcitizens, and was or
ganized by calling III. Dodd to the
chair and DIR. Campbell to act as
secretary. DIR. Otterson made a
brief statement Of the doings of the
convention;-seems to entertain very
little faith in that body doing any
thing for the South.
DIR. Wallace presented several
resolutions expressive of the sense
of the meeting, among which was
one requesting the delegates to re-
turn to the Nashville convention.
Upon the resolutions Messrs Tuck
er, Leitner and Dean made warm,
patriotic, and argumentative address
ses, which were received by loud
plaudits ofapproyal The resolutions
were adopted unanimously, and |
am sure the right kind Of spirit pre-
walls among the people ofSpartan-
burg.
have been informed by an intelli
gent gentleman from North Carolina
that a much better Southern feel
ing prevails there, among the more
respectable and influential class of
citizens and politicians than we are
wont to believe that North Carroll
ma will battle for her rights in com
mon with the other Southern States
that the newspapers and politicians
who advocate submission, circulate
amongst the most ignorant and low
est classes of the population Of that
State. And do sincerely hope, my
friend may not be deceived in the
feelings and sentiment" entertained
by the people ofthe old North State.
W. ',a' Yours, &C., n.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-10-11

With view of accommodating our Su
scribers who live at q distance, the following
gentlemen are authorized and requested TO
act as agents in receiving and forwarding Sub
crptons to the KEowEE COURIER, viz:
MAJ. w. s. GRESHAM, ut West Union.
EDWARD HuouEs, Esq, Horse Shoe.
E.P. FEnSER, ESQ, Bachelors Retreat
NJ +. MTcnELL, Esq. F" Pickensville.
j. f. HAooep, Twelve Mile.
j. T. WEDB. for Anderson District
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-10-11

should therefore withdraw her pat-
ronage from Northern mute schools
and concentrate it upon MIR. WIS
school.