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VERPOoI-Psr bark Ellen: I5Os hale. ,,,,o, "a.
pig iron. A""" oaleS couon' - tons
CAMPEACHY-Per schr Aparpcsid.. IN I'LL. oo.-
and l75 kegs lard kegs shot 25do eaJ IN AZ tcs
candles, IL do cheese and sunre- " uo Outs' ~ Oks
SAN JUAN DE NICARAGUA -Psr .oA. tr; *
bbs and 40 hf do -four bbs and u kez whisky ShI "a
% bIs biscuit Is kegs lead and sundrses I'VE anu
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Recorder CGilUeH-A single individual appeared in the
dock yesterday morning He evidently one of John
Bareycorns victims, and the WOrkhouse where
he will have opportunity Of getting sober
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Receipts of Produce;

ST hoULs0Psr steamer rear st Louis 20 bb. -four HOr
Js G aS 1 &Re. lie Ess CaI Mup W Hs
g BsSspaiss s cad 70 P6. -four Kennedy sC,ter1s %
apple, ThomPsonI3 bis castor OIL % b1s mdse small
sae Socss IaF POKE sssa b S:rs Lay
s Ran. % n. R g6s; Pss.egEe b, apples A
d @G9 bags pHt1,oes JRhanl boz mdse LathTqD
feet R SS % g n do PORK es' bacon 45 kegs
neat 8 Grief SEES bb. nett cogIss bales
"a S &c G bis Line shaw &co taTnips,
WIS., cas. hams GcnSe co os sss ss SRIsseE
as % P9f flour Fresh &cOD59 eals, cotton Beck
Buss9s5 sssBs@aii EaaS bS:. 4i%' s EH3
sos Love PasonNl5l &eo-s Anderson
9sis FS1y csIo W ae
ll9 ] Il N9Q3-l5 6 Pincsard &co-s ] wiiismseis N
Greenwood &co-s Swinsy Green &co-l Lowe PstilsOn
MEMPIsIPsE steamer ms5jsa SO baIss cotton David
bradley Wise" GoeSG ZION eff Wright
Williams &co-55 Byrns &co-69 B elder. Bro acoi5
Payne MSRss PosBf GoGE
&coS5 GreSss e cR I
9we: SECS Burke r&cO.l5 Greenwood &co-2O do
+foshn SGS5R Grisr.On Nso549 H MeLssn &go-sa
was6 WsG ts5 Ea Verb Gn If fSS1"
R W m, Mo,i6enDzIios BackRsr san9Rs Do BIeR1GsL
"a Henderson ( Pealsjo Burke &cooss Il Ksane17s
PsSns af H Mclean &eo 1ts'i DPsn s9
Cuddy &co-5S Feowes Sco-52 Anderson 81 Metcalf-
Robson Alen-40 Mcdowell, Nils $1,000 Nugent s.
Co.'S swiney, Green ScO-25 Y de Egana-24 Bonner s.
WHsB' seS Sf Es Ena sS
y McRea COffman-10 Order-Toal 1000 bales cotton.
| VICKSBURG-Per steamer Princess: 707 bales cotton
Buckner Stanton-520 do w Jackson &cO-36 Henderson
Peale-2)6 Fellowes &co-l51 Wright Williams Sco-I13
Leyerich Eco-l02 Wait DeSaules-94 Harrod 4 Moody
81 A J rsnnlstoun &c915Q Bogart Foeya49 G Burke
&co-56 Nugent &cO-32 w ard & Jonas-32 Hill, Mclean
&co-26 G l. A Nanbibber-Z6 II Frelsen &co-23 do R
Beck Downs, Cuddy &cosundres order-Total, 26l4
bales cotton.
AtEXANDRIA:-PeTy steamer Woo isman: I5 bales cot.
ton FelOwes &co-l5 do NJ Bell l. Conway-8 Robson &
Alen-39 Hill, Mclean &cO-25 Buikey Holt-6 do Fl K
Car &co-0O Swlney, t;reen Sco-5 Williams, Phillips 81
coz T1Ole-4i ROubeu-l0 LevRrch SLco-4 Payne &
HarrisOn-9 McCOnoche Donnel-5s Wright, Williams 4
cob Moon, Titus &co-37 Burke &eo-1Il Oakley s.
HAWKINS NJ ID Cooper &co-A Purvis, Wood &co-4 Nc
Mahon Il Pearsa-4 bbls tallow Jacobs-l box mdse
Toledauo-Toal 4l3 bales cotton
ALEXANDRIA.Per steamer GOV Bent: 70 bales cotton
Hill NJ Lean &co-49 do II Gly-37 Buchannon. Carroll (
60 w Jackson Secs RTander; Williams &so-2
Panehe &co-24 Wright, Williams &co-0 Lsyerich &cO-
- Pasqnier &co-l2 7 Donald Sc,-s I Shaw Gee
Ar MtenberEer-5 Gourtan 4 Kerr Buckley & Holt
Array Campbell75 z DeGray-lsO hides, bags horn
| BALlZE-Per steamer T Doss el Il hhds sugar w
|. MOntgoElery-6d do w Thompson-6 bbls mOlasses
Blanchard &co-l2 sacks rice Avet-43 do Saliba-2
to order-4 hhds oranges and sundnes to order.
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assault and Battery.-Charle, chevet to the
First District Court yesterday morning for this crime the
nerson of e NsraEne.
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EIGN ORTS.
nUHILC NnTICE-The Finance Commune OF

pUBLIC NoTICE-,The Finance Committee OF the
Council OF the Second Municipality hereby give public
qoce to whom it may concern that they have caused to be
between the Second Municipality and the the
original contract Of September 20, 1870, relative the
Baure providing for the opening Of Streets and the sale Of
LOTS authorized BY the Act of the Legislature approved
the 2 March 1885, and that the Contract, embracing
such conditions and stpuatns he parties heretofore
suited appear willing 10 ready for signature by
such of the parties fit agree and they
requested and invited 70 come forward and sign the al
The office of the said Notary, St. Charles street, before the
LIST of Noyembernex To avoid all mistakes the parties
whose signatures the committee subiOn list
OF the parties, who, either by themselves their agents
signed the original contract, and who by themselves
their heirs agents. other legal representatives. required
TO the disposition Of part of the Baure by
Act of the Legislature. New Orleans, August LIST, 1850
GEO. e. LAWRASON, chairman.
List of who signed the contract OF September 20
1870, by themselves o agents. to wit:
Edward Livingston Henry Mccall,
Jean Graver, Joseph $. Winter,
l,o is BartheemV MacaTty, Alexander iIabranche,
ChrlstOva TOledanO, Jeanne Border Mad me Peti ,
Vincent RlleuX, Bertrand Gravier, Jun'r,
TOussaint NOISY, Jeanne Graver,
Ellie Victor Jourdain, Widow and heirs of r. De-
Maneh St. Armand, {. W. c., labes arre,
John Linton. eu1
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BOSTON, Oct Photographed bark OVando, from New
Orleans. Cd Oct 10 Florence, WOodw I'd, for NOrls.
Ard Oct 90 bark OvandO (1f Befastl, Coyzens. from
Ors; brig VIM spear (of BucEspor), DGkey I'm NOTls.
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Per ship Allegheny, from Pbiadelphia-North BrosJas
McGrrgor &co-W Enis &GO7J u nderson-Priesty
Ben-Braud Adams &co-J L'ly-P Boyle-R Richards
Ashbridge Sco.S~iney, Green Sco1,Payne Harrison
Lands Gco-J AIorgan-W Wash-C T Buddecks SEQ
SHARK. Day Il Stanfer-W Peck-T C Twicheil &eo-
w NiOl It &c0-Dyas &cO-J Dunlap-Martin, Owen
Sc9-P OfreyI|J Bl3fer-U Pol art-Y Vavd17;Pckett,
Perkins &co-C Z Galtes-Trtterton n Mages-Hi, Me,
Lean &co-B VI Noman-Ma sey, Poutney & CoIins-W
Jackson &cO-kennstt &co-and order.
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NEW ORLEANS.
MEDNEsnAN MORNINIi. oCTonEn an. 1snn-

| The Weatber- Yesterday a lovely October day Al
though quite cool in the morning and ming, the middle Of
the day mild and inviting could be wished From
the number of gay and happy face, in the would
hardly have thought of the near proximity Of Winter.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS
rTTUDE 2So 81 30'N.-LoSstTUDE 800 Vim


~ bark Ellen Shepherd, Liverpool, & O Holland
neT schr Apareceda EspiHola Campeachy, Fernandez
chr Heroine Huey, San Juan de Nicaragua, Alexander
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seamshP SsavestOn Place, from Matagorda Bay via Gal
Ee.t9n IIth Inst, TO Harris & Morgan-A nv.
AshbrdRe &co-lst INV ~ e''"' "
Brig My Jane Gates IS days from Thomaston to master
Brig zala, Savage IS days from Malaga, to Cochran
schE Diamond Marsh day, from Pensacola, to master
Basin. :" "'o''0'
scbE Geneva, Walling, days from Pensacola to master
schT Emily Weaver Brock days from Pot Lavaea in bal
last, to o Wickham-2d my.
schT D&dem, Lscomb q days from Bristol, L. TO Chas
Deake &co-Ist my
STEAMBOATS,.
Coy Bent, Brandenburg from Alexandra
q Louis, Taylor from st Louis
nsnerlea, Johnson, from Memphis.
TsTOtetistan Martin, from Alexandra.
lowell, Larose, from the Baliza
Den worth, Wilson, from Vicksburr
| Zines NO 8 Holmes, from Vicksburg.
A'Sooat Ann Shultz, from the Passes-owed down ,nd
MI w ne IN tsi, ship vii lam bark Balear schrs
Faolly ~ Coa ross-brought up brig Azaa and schr
JoSSn 1Iet w estsIn, Martin, from the Pas,ea-went
| uo"h hsht-brOught up ship AIlegbanT '' "sh'
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Foreign Ports.
RIO JANEIRO-Sld, Sd Sept, ship Rebecca, for Ors
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"A. +. COCHRAN & CO.,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERsCHANTS and Di.
" rect Importers of FRUITS, NUTS, WINES, etc.,
CAROLINA SEED cow PEAs-5OO bushels genu.
me imported direct from Charleston;
ElGSTlG0O drums new Smyrna, superior Eeme;
RAiSlSS@ln quantities to suit pureh&sers,
SHELI4ED AI.MONDS-4O boxes, in fine order;
PLCANS, BRAZIL NUTS and PEA RUTS-35O
PEPPER, RAE GINGER, etc-4OO bags;
STARCH1Agency of Heth, Floyd s. Co.
9tIHE 1Ii-S0 baskets, pints and quarts, " PlqgnO;
lNES-Wholes, halves, thirds and quarter boxes;
WlNES-mnsCat, Claret, ETC., in boxes; Malaga, sweet
and dry; POn Wine, various qualities, etc.;
BRAkDlES-VariOus qualities;
BUTTER-Always hand, a supply best ST. Louis;
ORANGES and LENIONS-Of direct importation and
49, all kinds of Foreign Fruits, ETC.;
PRIm,IH ES--ln Jars and fancy boxes;
GlIR0NS-&N boxes superior Genoa CitronB:
BRANDY CIERRIES-300 cases fresh, landing;
hAGCAR0Nl AND VERMICELLI-3O0 cases fresh
Genoa, landing;
POWDER-Agency OF :he celebrated American ChTys-
~ Powder Company guaranteed superior to any
Powder manufactured. (dH 3dpl oil
MADEIRA NINE-4 pipes Howard, March 4 Cos
I'VE celebrated Madeira, in store and for sale by
,,c Il. M. MCALPlN, 7 Canal street Row,
ol4l and 20 Common street.
MACkEHEL AND CODFlsH-2OO packages No. l
w and MaGkeTel, mud boxes Codish, for sale by
nIL-3lO baskets Plsgniol Oil lustreceived.
~ o 4. +. COCHRAN X 90, Y TchoupitOulas st.
EpRANDG CHKhKlES-5O cases in store.
ID OBJ A. +, COCHRAN & co, q Tchoupitoulas st.
SANIN' fss,0s r-rtcrNd 5hout4 be na,rv tb.b.,EArg
security against ST. 4nErzG lfril ith ~ i. rry,
-.
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I EWLs FLORASCE, Commissioned .4uct,onse. Oh
- flee No. 81 Grqver st., will attend, usual, ana g.
his particular attention to the sa r Rea Estate, Stocks
DamagedL OLu POrtWardens, HOuseiyh rniture Slaves
etc.; will also makes advances Merchandise hi
hands.
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PROTECTION I'M RANCE COMPANY OF
HARTF0RD, CONN.

INCORPORATED IN Itt0. = AT T Z, SSUU,UUO,
d. w. CLARK, President
WM. CONNER. Secretary.
AGENCY No. 92 Camp street.
FIRE, MARINE AND RIVER RISKS.
This old and able Company, continues make insurance
its long established Agency in this city, the
favorable terms against damage orlOss by FIRE. MARINE
OR INLAND RISKS. A dedu - of ten per cent. on
Premiums is made to the insured.
Having ample capital, with a surplus fund to
any losses, this Company affords perfect security the
insured.
All losses promptly adjusted and paid here Hartford,
the option of the holder of the policy.
Insurance LIVES made In New York Life Insurance
ompany.
Applications for insurance respectfully solicited
s. ELIAS O. LATMROP. AEenl. % Eamn ST.
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AMS-Very superior sDgar.cured Hams on hand bV
4 L oil limo FERD KENNETT & co

I%o superior FEF En-; 4'Pa 3D.
HARDWARE AND IRON STORES,
fFRsffEssRREdEs4f e BENZ Gnrf ia Stssst q
u AND DEALERS IN FOREIGN "a
ANB DOMESTIC aAR E..t III! icL: y
Their liberal patronage II. aasy and price Of their goods
and their prompt attention to all orsrs received will they
walls from European and Northern ports they constantly
their line. and can confidently invite the attention of pqr-
chasers their large and well assorted stock, of which the
English Bar ron, round SQUARE and flat35OC tons;
Best Pennsylvania Ton round, sauare and at-1OO tons;
Best PennsylyaTa Boiler Plate lon-2o , tons; Zoo .
B B do 0n Eos4 pas 81 on '0n
F Rss d aS plough plough R maads4S tons,
Swedes Iron-2OO tons;
BALES SsI Rods RoPs 55 and inei bpnd
Sheet Iron, English American and Tennessee, from 10
HfGS i'm: l5oR !, iPeHss5sOO sgp Si
CatSais oelsOrasd Weymouth and other good bands
Pocket and Table Cutlery, Razors, etc;
Tin P1s best CsaIsoa 6Tand, ads; bones
German German sS.s2 b. s . 10 e.. 10
SPfi:.s and shSSs' AAss snd qS6s, brands. ;S d d
os Se W TGS1: and aG gSzsn
Pategt Bsances and PaIiP %I s s,ii,;v..
OK, Trace, Log, Halter and Col Chains
American and English Locks
Sliding leor Furniture;
Hooss and Plate Hinges
Butt and Parliament Hinges;
Window Fasteners of every description;
Hoes Of every description and pattern;
Cross. cat Pit and Mill Saws;
Poughs Of King Halls and other good brands;
Hollow Ware and Castings-l50 tons;
Jared and Manila Repeal sizes;
Oakum Marine, HOuseline, ETC.;
Sperm, Iinseed Lard and White OIL
Atlantic pure White ] ead
Erook yn Nos. l and Lead;
Black and \ elbow Paints; Verdigris;
Paris and hTOme Green;
French Pots. from l to 80 pints;
Mill and GTindstOnes;
Sheet, Bar and Pig Lead; Lead Pipe, etc. etc.
tS5- They also the only Agents in New Orleans Of
HILLMAN, EANl4EER Y co. IS celebrated TENNEs.
SEE lRON, and OF the HUMPHREYVILLE COPPER
COMPANY, ~ 6tn 3tayy
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'T'EAs-TEAs-The attention of the city and country
trade Is invited large and complete stock oil cas-
They will be sold low the grocer prices OF New YORK
The assortment consists of Of the finest superior cas-
ever brought this market Our Tea Room now contains
200 half chests PoUchOng Tea;
30 half do. do do. superior, =, n
100 half chests ordinary and superior Y H. Tea
800 half chests Imperial and q. L. Tea
500 boxes and II ID Imperial Tea;
800 do. 8 and IL ID Il. 7. do.i
50 cases Canister m DO;
o25 In swHf GOODRICH co. q COmmonst-
ID AsINs-50 boxes and half boxes landing, for sale by
IL ogg l. w. ARTHUR& co % and % New Levee.
CIGARs-aOO OO assorted qualities, for sale by
y ol9 l. w. ARTHUR GO. q and % New Levee.
VOGNAC-l5O eighth oaks and bills for sale by
u o29 |. ". ARTHUR co. Is and 80 New Levee.
SCOTCH WHlskN-3 puucheons choice old, for sale
= by l. w. ARTHUR u co % and . New Levte.
DEEPER IN BOND-3OO bags, for sale by
L o29 Il. J. HART 4 co. ~ Tchoupitoulas st.
NAILS-7O0 kegs. landing and in store, for sale by
~ o9 L, ]. HART Il Co 70 TchoupitOulas st.
SH0T-An assortment always ON hand and for SAFE BY
~ oil 81 EERD. KENNETH & 20.
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FOR CALIFORNIA.

@ fe21' % 'SSP ; SsPS@1 FS at
,hg OHIO, james F. schengf s. Navv eonma is
Will leave for Ch9gres with the Government Mails and pas
wharf at St. MaXs street, Lafa; etle, clock, A. M
SH Rms l.f On TwEsDAH November 18th The u
cent Steamships the Pepubc, Columbus sthmus and An.
teope running semi monthly on the Pacific side from Panama
to San Francisco; and the Panama being now
complete viii be carefully Kept and passengers feel
assured OF meeting with detention Panama beyond the
usual stay in port.
From New YOk to Chages-Stae- BERTH saloon $75 90
Standee berth, forward saloon % 90
From Panama San Francisco berth 49, 800 %
steeraee berth, bed and separate table found $50 90
splendid steamship Georgia. and thus have opportunity Of
until paid for For freight or passage Apply at The office of
Ho 90 " Mai steamship MfE@pfn' jEN NNifSIse
Ia FOR CALIFORNIA, ga San, Juan .Nteard
49, qua superior and very fast sailing vessel hav
Is above sufficient number of passengers and
freight offer. Parties desirous of going this route, which
at The office of the undersigned, where Information in
olS ''' '''O may u" WM WITT" j. DEWEY, 81 Gravier st.
~ For .i sA StdH.4 ET{ s iHst sail sail
Cushing oSdnF or the above T po and iU vii
have all possible dispatch This ship superior order, cop.
saga, apply on board 9Pl9:5s Post L. second S6ncpay,
"a WLE M5FHF bEwG e. 3 GGs fsFRis + It.
FOR EIGN PORTS.
Szt7 FOR CHAGREs-To SAL on Saturday = The
Gs Beaso VIII hn3s .paeR s sbdy TS
vessel Is furnished N mot superior manner the cabin is
ton vii he paid The comfort Of passengers Cabin pas
~ and found Apply to Capt Benson, boar
5DO's 'ns steamers wM MAJ Dewey DEWEY Graver st
a.. FOR SALE, FREIGHT OR CHARTER-
60 Ihe : Bark ROMAN, being now unIqaded, can be
or will take freight for the North or for Europe
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THE SUBSCRIBER informs public he has received by
the late arrivals from Europe n sud splendid supply Of Fail
and Winter DRY GOODS consulting Of vel assorted variety Of
SUPgRFINE BLUE, BLACK and COLORED French
Cloths and Cassimeres.
Also hand, handsome assortment Of Newest lyle
vaTINGS together with great variety Of TRIMMINGS which
will be sold all, heretofore T. +, MlNVlELLE,
OH m 300 go LharLrg. .ee! emye snl ChAr.rss.
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~ The Books Of Subs rPon Stock Company
open office, No 81 Camp The following
| proposed Charter and the Prospectus to be signed
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Credit and Catalogue Sale Of..........DrY Good
BY j, II. BLACHE.
Furniture ....... Furniture..,.......,.F Furniture
nv T. p. PHILLIPS.

THURSDAY, October 81 at o'clock oc toI .n uoof
nghousce No TchoupOu street. between PoydreS aud
NacheZ .treCts-
Terms cash me- The Furniture must be taken away mmed
ate Il ter sale. $50
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,g,.S.l1,. 1. o. o. r. odd Fellows Rest.

L next door to the Planters Hoel-Fa.honabe CLOTH
ING ESTA BLISU MENT.-Th subscribers now in
receipt of large and complete Stock Of FAsHIOEABLE
CLUTHING and good assortment of Furnishing Goods
and winter wear, We pleased to have friends and
the public generally call and examine goods We
have a good assortment Of Silk and Bingham UMBREL
LAS, TRUNKS, CAHPET BAGS, etc. Orr Prices
pguOIp O1b Ig9u
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AUCTION SALES.

French Blankets. Sale without reserve.
BY j. h. BLACHE.
"WEDNESDAY Ocoter 80 at 10 O'Clock his auction
w No. IA ChaTtrTs
&c bales Of three points Heavy FRENCH BLANKETS. M
Tern liberal A sale n2S
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-04-26
S III e RIFFS SALES,
PiCkens HDisfricf.

bf VIRTUE OF wRITs OF FIERI FACIAS TO
ME DIRECTED.
Will be sold before the Court House
in Pickens District, within the legal hours,
on the first Monday and Tuesday in May
next
200 Acres Of Land lying on on Cane
Creek, known as the IIigh-saw Gap, ad-
loinlng lands of Joseph Findly, Henry
Frlcks and others, levied on as the pro-
perty of William Dorsey at the suit of
Joseph Grisham VS. VIM. Dorsey, John
Dorsey am Peter Dorsey
Ill the interest which the Defendant
has in tract Of land lying on 10. Mile,
adjoining lands of James Lewis, Saml. G.
Porter and others, whereon Enoch Chap
man now lives, levied Dn as the properly
of Cyrus Young at the suit of the State
for fines and costs.
60 Acres Of land, more or less, where
on the defendant now lives, lying on the
waters of Sal ida River adjoining lands of
Solomon Wade, Cox, Easley, and others,
levied on as the property of Spencer w.
Nix at tho suit of the State for fines and
cost.
400 Acres of land lying on the Coils
Fork, adjoining lands of Mrs. Simpson,
Rev. A. NcGuffin, and others, levied on
ns the property of Francis Greenwood at
the Suit of ". L Keith and others.
1853 1crcs of land more or less, near
the Double Cabin, adjoining lands of Mrs
Vandiver, James Fergu on jr. and others,
levied on as the property of M. S. Yandi-
yer at the suit of Yancy White.
One two horse wagon and harness, l
bay horse, cream horse, all levied on as
the property of Edwin L Singleton at the
suit of James K GARY, for another.
2 Negro men Randall, and Henry lev
led on as the property of A. w. Hoeomb
at the suit of w. Y. Roberts, and II. B.
Roberts, survivors and others.
] Sorrel Horse, levied on as the pro-
pcrfy OF w. z. Benson at the suit of b.
f. Perry. rla
p Purchasers to pay for titles.
j. A. DOYLE, 8. p. d.
Sheriff's Office.
April llih, 1850.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-04-26
ORDINARY,S SALE.

BY order Of William D. Steele, Esq,
Ordinary for Pickcns District, will be so d
on Sale day in May next before the Shcr-
ifs office within the legal hours: A tract
of L'nd lying on Ramaoys, and Chauga
Greeks, adjoining lands of Joseph Grsh-
am, James Ferguson and others, contain
ing 400 acres more or less, sold for parti-
ton amongst the Heirs of VIM Vanzant
decd.
TERMS OF SALE.-Sold upon a credit
oftwelve months, except the cost which
will be required in advance. Purchasers
giving bond with approved security and
mortgage upon the premises if required
by the Ordinary to secure payment of
the purchase money.
j. A.DOYLE, s. P, D.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-04-26
HEAD QUARTERS.
CHARLESTON, March %.

CHARLESTON, March %.
In pursuance Of a recommendation of
the Legislature, in relation to the distribu-
ton of only repaired Arms, the Militia
Officers interested, are hereby notified
that as all the Rifles belonging to the
State are ne'o, no guns of that descrip-
ton shall in future be issued from the Ar
senals.
BY order Of the Commander-in- Chief.
B. II. WATTS, MIG.
Ipril l2
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N r. w G. Cd S!

THE Subscriber would again inform
his friends, and the public generally, that
he has just received fresh supply O
ScasOmablc Goods
consisting in part of the following articles
viz Calicoes, from to 20 cents per
yard; Shirting, bleached and brown ;
Cambrics, Lawns and Alpaccas; Cloths,
Tweeds, Cassimeres, &C., for g. ntlcmen's
wear; Blankets, Hats, Caps. Bonnets,
&C.; Umbrellas, and variety of other
articles, which he will sell very cheap for
cash.
s. R. MCCALL.
Pickens G. H.. Dec. 10, 40. 32-b
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CITATION.

Maj: D. s. Stribling having applied 10
me'tor letters of Administration on the Es-
tate of Joanna Brown late of Pickens Dis.
trlct deceased. The kindred and credit
ors are cited 10 appear before me on
Monday the 20th inst, to show cause if
any they can why said letters should not
be granted,
Given under my hand and seal 9th
April, 1850.
w. D. STEEL, o. r.p.
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dT IA I,Idp M

Mary II. Johnston and w. H. Shiblinr
having applied to me forletters of Admin.
lstralion on the estate of Samuel Johnston
late of Pickens District decd. Tho kin
dred and creditors are cited to appear be,
tore me on the goth inst. to show cause !
any they can why letters of Administro.
tionshould not begrarted.
Given nder my hand and seal 18th
day of April 1850.
William I'D. Steele, o pD.
a. X
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.WsEGR O.ES.

We have several likely Negroes for
sale, amongst them aretwo young Fell
lows and two Girls. One about 12 years
old, black and smart; the other about l6
or II, a good seamstrcss, cook, weaver,
washer, and ironer, as smart as any in the
District, and number. one in appearance.
Z NORTON & S9TEELE,
April 4, 1850 If
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NOTICE..

The Commissioners of the Roads for
P!ckens District are requested to meet at
Pickens Court House on The first Monday
In Nay next. Business of general inter
est requires that there should be full
Board ~"
WIN. G. LEE,
Chairman of General Board,
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Battalion Orders.

$50 The first Battalion of the 2nd Regi-
ment S. c. NJ will parade a Whites
Muster Ground on Saturda the goth
da of April next b 10 O'clock A., M,
armed and equipped as the Law directs
for review and inspection. '
The commissioned and non commissions
ed officers will par'de on the d Ia preyi-
ousb 10 o'clock n. Nj, for drill and in
struction, Tie Captains in command of
companies are charged with the exten-
sion of this order.
BY order Of Col A. BRYcE
sa b. NJ. KErH, Maj. Coming.
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