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George Bdde and Jonas P. Fairlamb, esqs, Of Penn
syvana, were admitted attorneys and counssllors Of this
court.
No. 2io John H. Lewis appellant, u.s. Sarah Darling
On appeal from the district Of the United States for
Alabama On the motion OF Mr. Butler this appeal was
dockeied and dismissed with costs
No "a M. Reed, plaintiff in error Us Proprietor Of
locks and canals on Merrmack liver. The argument
Of this cause continued by Messrs Robinson and
Webster for the defendant in error and concluded by
Gen. Jones for The plaintiff in error.
No. 81. C Taylor, appellant, Us. James Taylor 81 a.
The argument OF this cause was commenced BY Mr.
Holmes for the appellant
Adjourned ill Monday, II O'Clock. am.
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By the Colonization Socelys packet al Baltimore we
are favored with the following extracts OF letters from
Governor Roberts TO gentlemen In this city II would
which os %aia 2 sy sa besides all The good
me blessings coafers upon the emigranis who
2 me colony % COLONIES is doing for the christian
LAn0n o. Alea Than all the missionary societies put
than all the navies Of the world
Among the PasssngeIs a the Liberia packet we notice
the return OF kev X H. Gurley, who went out 10 Africa
in behalf of the United States government
GoyERsMEsr HousK.
Monrovia, November q Istg
he ps. s hs = os as s
have been sIgnaly blessed We have partially exspase3
Cape Palmas Ia Gana slave trade Is almost ammo snp
hllaled and We hope In fey months Q be able
eject which, ass o nsss %
possible all the tribes within reach. and are
snsg IL s % ens waa ,hs ss ou ~
trade still fingers.
We consider I'll. important. hrss % eI,ngusl
totally the ne farions uac, and, secondly prevent the
possibility Of its again being revived at those points
The want OF 9ec9nlay means however very much
friends in the United States, enable Cali
and the adjoining errtores but yet hopes have
We nevertheless continue to hope thar assistance viii
come Indeed sir, strong is my faith in the beraty Of
tonshu is keep them open pending the purchase
Of those territories, until can again hear from the Unied
States.
The chiefs quite disposed sell those territories and
will negotiate the sale Immediately but demand that
half Of the purchase money be paid down, which
not prepares present do. h
| am happy TO be able Inform yon that our relations
with the natives along the coast well the INTERIOR
are OF the most friendly character, MI "
Though business has been exceedingly dull for several
months past, trade is evidently Increasing. N ttves
from the far far interior finding their way down
and there Is every prospect of extensive
trade springing up In that quarter.
IL is indeed certain that supplies for millions Of persons
In the interior must pass through this republic The de-
mand also TOR foreign commodities daily increasing
will continue TO Increase as civilization advances
MoNRovIA, Noyember g. l8l0.
am happy to inform you that during the last weeks
extensive revival Of religion has been going
Scores have been converted from the their way
and have connected themselves nth the Christian church
Is, indeed. encouraging witness the OF
many natives, who embracing th- Christian re-
gion God i good and His ways past finding The
heather world must be converted and Africa Is liter
ally stretching forth her hands nnio God
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GRAND BLRTH-SIGHT BALL~-TAs Franklin Fns Com
pany take pleasure IN public ws
give their Sixth annual Birth Might hail Thursday evening,
January ~, c30, Jackson Hail.
Of their ends and fellow czens may
Neither
this one q the most brilliant balls gwen BY uh
Tks 9l 70 be had AZ sonoions drug s.oss, Geossown y
drug store and Edwin McCubbns, Third Ward X Pow
w. w. Winter tobaeconist and refecioy Foah
WARDS CaspaIs's Capitol Hiii d. r. Kelly May Yaa sny
Of the and the door evening the hall
Genleaeas clothing taken o. by proper psSsens nee
charxe.
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We should think, from the frequent backyard per-
sona'es applied TO The editors Of the Union which have
recently appeared 10 the Richmond Republcas that the
editor Of that Pat had strong itching to have us scouge
him into notice II this paragraph viii NOT answer his
purpose, we can grahfy him no further.
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TITLE BROWN Boston, have recently purchased supply Of
the English Reports entire original editions. which
% so per volume, unless otherwise noted.
go. cHAncERY
Ss.sg % By p S and sdsn :, H.
Meryale, syo.-Ss : 5! Geo; III:
Wil.on, 4psrt.-ss 8 Geo IN
Jacob Jacob aps so wsasf sse0 Gee III " Geo iva
R Rs .as sG ss and vol Y Y 81. and "a Geo
M MIME AMID saS s esss, VOLS , w " ~
fsisp sas a r%n.s o 1--WE Il Vic We
ROLLS COURT.
EE. ssa, sysi .s.s @ ss" w. v = E w
Beavan, 10 vols~-loii Vie
QUEENS BENCH
Wilson, 3vols.-ls TO % Geo ii.
R ssSss Wv w. , 70 "a 1!.s 20 70 ee. M
Lon, i voL-la % Il Geo. III
GowgsI, yo,.-,a % Y Geo ~
Durnord and East, yoisae % 20 Geo. nI--foio sla
Maui Msas 70 ss si, ser,n e = so Geo : Geo m
Barnewan and Anderson, syol.ss Geo III and ~.
ssossa o.. and f a%.Ps = .o e Y e
HdoipSas and Ei new series. soi.-s % and VIC.
COMMON PLEAS.
Wilson, 3vo..--9s Geo. II to IA Geo. m.
Blackstone, ~, : vols. % % y Geo. III
Brodsnp and Bingham 5voI.-,s Geo. III a Geo. w
Binghams New Cases. 9 VOLS Will Nv DO . Vic.
Manning and Granger, Y vois.-3 TO Vic
Manning Granger and Scott, 4 vos-e 10 II Vic.
NIsI PRIUs
Holts c. r., vo.--55 20 50 Geo. III.
Cows q. p. vol.--5e 10 50 Geo. ILL.,
Peake, vois.-30 81 Geo. Ill
Espsnasee, vols. In Sd 20 a. Geo. III.
Campbell, vois.-4e 20 Geo. III
starte, vols and vol III, part Isl Geo III H.
Ryan and Moody, voI1 70 Z Geo Nv.
Moody and Maxim, vols Geo Nv. 20 VIII. Nv.
Moody and Robinson, vois---f WIN. Nv. 10 4 vici
ECCLESIASTICAL AND COURT OF DELEGATES.
baltimore, vols.-fo Geo. III. 10 4 Q Geo. Iv-sl5
adams, vols. and part--2 to7 Geo. Iv.-sl0.
Haxrard, vols. and PARTS Geo ~. % 4 Win ~.
Curtcis, vols.--5 Win. Nv. 10 h Vic.
Robertson, pars--7 20 II Vic Dec. 1s-eodn
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WISE, the great Ameriess Hair Rssscr~r, has been
operating sacoessf for the upon e head.
% several gentlemen city acfed badness or falling m
the ha He viii remain in city days. amer which
time, not suhhcienty pafronxed he Per
wishing % aid % his gentleman had beer application
immsdsfey There mistake in al be istIe
bring out upon the head Of All who oav anna,
suit o. beautiful hair Persons certificates from fsoe
boarding. bonse nenr conner m and avenue
Jan Sid. lnteil, Geo. ADV. h Alex Gsx
THE Worth Americas R~vfew. Jsnuary fH50.--Tb~
fssss Chemistry and ne Allied scences, Physics Nissvaio,
This DAY received Cor ssie y TAYLOR MAURv.
jsnt nook~elcrs, On street.
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As the question Of the boundary Of Texas is nov be-
coming Of deep importance. we publish in another col
umn The speech Of Mr. kaufman. Of Texas, delivered
on the 27h Of July. 1873. as exhibiting the views Of
Texas IN behalf Of her claim Il has no, before been
presented ia our columns.
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Ffremen's Insurance Company OF washington ana
GeOrget0wn.
JANUARY 8, 1850.
THE president and directors have this
The capital Of company payable to the
stoekhoiders on demand ALEXANDER MCINTYRE,
Jan o-eoSn Secretary.
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
SUNDAY MORNING, JAN. Q, 1850.

yoEr H. PAlsEH authorised q receive Advertisements no
Union in New York Ph.dspha Boston, and recipe for
ymsni iof tins same.
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n Caru To the Puuifc
S taking residence Washington, c. during
q ss ds1ss e rssgs s offer. his . .srss.
psasss before conse NOT q lcssy member IN the s.y Or
?, sa's e s sa ~ and
committee on NE one hand needing 70 Be po.sed q e The
duues requisite leisure hes-, applicants
s ~ M 1s reliable sn az sss %
whom be properly communicated the facts r
10, editor q Plough, Loom, i,
driven with asbsns dsssss and eyn :. he hop. by carnins
coarrs. wants ssrcal,ais i
those gsas industrial which
s pleasure he might even The instinct Of his Me devote bis
On q sa,as.. such ,.a.s.s. .s..s,s-
dersned may usual pronp
] s NJ .l ro ss.
hoaa bs addressed where psy viii him,
bse.s -ssw4w J. 5. SKINNER.
rEsTLEMESs . sELoSGNos.--srEvENs ha. M.
day rscsised sss and fan assortment q senemsn Quilt
PANTY made yos.s.cs shirts, o. superior quality and new
.,yIs me retaining prices Be con
- " 80 caAvArs~
veY large supply q hsct and fancy coor-, just imported and
believed 70 BE me newest In market
UNDERSTANDS AND DRAWERS,
n .s @sri.s lambs coo Scotch wool and eo'on large
'''''"'''' ana some = ' Uma sass .'.s.
fsn supply q IN and cotton, SONS new styles
' s,ss. sr .,s s s
mars wardross toilet an q whh a y % At uniform
Great HAT and eeussmens Cumming E.ssu.hment
pee o-eoan ~ 800 l''.
NrcHorsox.s - vs's. sasro. Eael.h
is,s ss."sy '"s and esss. ssae masonry ssyss
ss w mi sspan y NJ sss. material. employee a T.
a'sss .rss single copy fs ss's ~
i~t ssss:.iiss. s.s s - :,...
II .usst % = street, between rssssy'va..a and
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uy-The Annual Meeting OF the washington City Or
phan Asylum viii be held Tuesday January me Rev. DR. Ian
Church. II O'Clock,
or ensuing The subscribers asylum
be present
fhe clergy MI respectfully attend
BY ordssf " TAYLoE, Secretary.
Jan 5-sat&Mon
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o. Unitarian Chureh--The Lecture on sThe Roman
World and the Apostles" viii be repeated this evening, n
O'Clock. lane
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w ATCHEs AND JEWELRY.--A @. HUCUENIN + CO.,
manufacturers Of watches Of every description in switzeand
United arrived Wasingon,
appeared Washington City,
sale wholesale and retail cheaper than they be bought
New York. s4s ID &Aea
A.. O. HUGUENiN, ess
All. Montandon's old stand, Pennsylvania avenue,
18th streets, Washington, D. g.
Principal depot No 10 Beekman street. between William and
Nassau Streets New York.
During absence, have eh establishment with Mr. A. G.
Huguenin Switzerland who perfectly able all kinds
Watches clocks and consequently recommend
him my friends and the public generally.
23-dImf J. MONTANDON.
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THE MEXICAN History ef the War, written By shs
il Spanish, A. g.
Ramsey, ". =. A. vol, maps and engrsvlnr, u 50.
The Seaside md ths PRESIDE Longeow VOL, 1850.
oyeman The Manufacture Of Iron IN all in various branches
I with $50 engravnes.
The King q Hurons; a Novel.
Home BY Mrs.K edition,
1919, I vol. f14fs y Is fae
The ssishsor. ny Mis- Bremer vol, being Of
sunfl1u edition.
The Metropolis. ny eaidner vol isso, enpssiass
Br0wninr's Poems. vols, BOSTON, 1850.
Tieknor's Spanish Literature.
The Whale and his captors. BY Chcever. vol, 1850
Jan FRANCK TAYLOR
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IUsT RECEIVED old-es sbas.nn~A nGusar $780,
one door east Of ~ street. avenue the ioWjn
and popular music, from the publisher .on Dorso
which will be sold AZ usual reduced Der pace
WILLIAM FfeCAkR..
Gems for the Union for two performers.
Six rondos designed studies by
Sing me, then, The song old by Loder. IA 49,
Array the love; by l.. b. Hoard.
The Hanser polka
Little Mary by Lincoln.
Far Away; by q. .. Crossman
The Young Indinn Girl; by Allen.
The Lost Boy; by q. r. Whitney.
The Medical student by Valentine
Blow gentle Aubers Jewels
Come, chase that tear by MooIing
The Spinning Wheel; Scotch song.
The Little Foot by John Wilson.
Love In a Cottage; by Clinton. a
The Sisters Prayer; by Crouch
Oh stranger do methe knight
Daylight Is ON the by A. Lee.
The Little Gay Deceiver by II. Russell.
There's enough for ALI by H. Russell.
The Of the Baker family.
LleweIyn's Bride by G.. Barker
Our Country; by Woodbury..
Barthody.
Mr. Browns Serenade; by Hatton.
Dina and joe favore Is
III be gay while may by Loder,
I'm Queen OF NJ Fairy Land; BY Knight ##ga
Peyeil German Hymn, with variations by 4. Brickner.
collection Of easy sonaas and stndesi by Mozart.
Kathleen Is gone; by w. Maynard sx5@..E
Oh, come 10 the mountain; BY Barker. Ian
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ny GREEN - TAsTET, Asctionssrs.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
Ii Thursday 10th instant,
e. Kendall south side Of II, between 5 and Gun suss
10 O'Clock excellent assortment Of furniture
Mahogany spring and cushioned sofas and paor chsirs
DO dressing and other bureaus
Do dining breakfast, and other tables
Do rocking chairs and marble
One fine gilt frame French
article 80 ~ ia
Maple bedsead, and other chairs
Wardrobes, washsands toilet kc
Feather beds and bedding hair and mn
Girandoles, solar, hall, and other lamps tfetzsR
Painted window shades, Venetian blinds,
Paror, passage, step and chamber earpets
China, glass, and crockery
Cooking, radiator, and air tight stoves
Passage olcioth stair rodds
Also, good assortment Of kitchen requs
Terms; All Of and under so5
and 70 days for satisfactorily endorsed bearing
GREEN 4 TAgTET.
Jan 5-dr Adcuonsen.
P.s.-The Is rent Apply ON me premises
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WILL SOON CLOSE.
odd Fellows Han. 7th street. washington.
OPEN EVERY EVENING FOR a SHORT SEASON.
Handsomely up raised platform brilliantly lighted
Baynss celebrated sris Of Gggafc Panorauas entitled
VOYAGE TO EUROPE,
Embracing magnificent Boston, harbor HsIs the Az
bdre sndine magnificent view q me THAMES TUN-
NEL brilliantly Illuminated both hanks %
RHfNEwitnessed Boston, Philadelphia, and Baltimore up
every "Wednesday Saturday afternoon At hrcs
O'Clock.
Admssion rs Children under twelve years. Is cents
Doors open ssk o'clock 70 commence moving sf7k.
w AsHISGTON ASSEMBLIES. Members Of Congress who
wish subscribe Assembly Balls, that
The Postmaster % the House Of Representative.
Subscribers desnnG invitations for ladies
names with he Invitation Committee, Of and l4h
Jan 4-3m
htteirs Living Age, No. 2ess--Prsee Iak cents.
Confsnfss
Mehcdsm In wses-onsrferiy Review ss
s,.,s q Family oasp xx1ssssPs. mssasas
Pcctica and Prose Works o. Charles sprseueBoon Post
Posrss-Resnafion The Dead Child One Saint More The
saorr Acknowledgements Melodies; Queen Elinsbcsh.
HAIR Sc; New Books
wAsnrsorox, December ", 1885.
OF an te periodical journals and science
u.efl contains indeed erpo-on only a. te
literature % the English
esient and comprehension includes posrs mind
IN NC utmost expansion q the present age,
rubHshed weekly, al % syear, ~ ,.
And sold BY JOSEPH sHff.LINGTON
Corner q ~ st and Psnnsylvania sy, Washington.
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THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE JUST RECEIVED, AND WILL
fully open Monday of pair. French Boc
largest and eiernf offered In this MARKET
sistng Of
Black, Bronze, Blue, Green and t&
The above having purchased
bled heretofore
Richly Embroidered French Kid Sandals unusually
full. ~
Constantly hand Of Caters various colou
White black Md Slippers, Walking
expressly the Phadcipha
Patent Dress
Dress md Water proof Boots.
Lsas and Gen,iemen's Gumelastc Over Shoes, aee s.sy
A.CoYLE SON.
Dee 73-aaw9w
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or The regular meeting Of the FrankIin Fire Com
will De held evening, ~ O'Clock. Tn
stockholders In the Femen Insurance Company,
hers 81 this company win please atfepd election deega
Fremen Insurance Company the ensuing
place. w, A. boss, Secretary, y. y.
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In justice both 70 ron and myself would deal with Won
frankly and canddiy dissent from several vital po.i-
tons ntimsted ifnot distinctly snneunced In your
article this morning under the head Of California and the
Message" Those positions strike my mind being
senfialy ininicai popular government You say that
"tae inhabitants Of the public domsn have been re-
saded people possessing the sovereign rights Of body
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.s..s.. s, .s. =. ~;.ss s y. :,s residence
suest Dec 5--lswimf
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-08-09
SECOND ANNUAL FAIR OF
IlItE SOUTH CAROLINA
INSTITUTE.
OPENED oNTIIE 18TH NOVEMBER NEXT

ME secon" annual Fair OF the
b South Carolina Institute, for the
promotion of Art, mechanical ln~a-
nulty, &c, will be held in Charleston.
opening OH the 18th Novembcy, and
to continue during the week.
Specimens of every branch of In
dustry are earnestly solicited. Pre-
mums will be awarlcd-!or The best
specimens, Silver Medal; for The
next best, Diploma. For Orieinal
Inventions, suitablepremium, at the
discretion of the Judges.
A selection will be made of tbe
best specimen Of Mechanism and die
Arts--of Cotton, Rice, Surar, Tobac-
co, Corn, Wheat, Flour, Rosin and
lurpentine-and sent TO the World,s
i'air, to be held in London in The
Spring of 1851.
a large and commod;ous br,ild;n9
has been selected for the Exhibition.
and every attention will tie paid 10 the
reception and care of articles sent fo
the far. All articles must be direr-
tea to j.. NJ. Hatch, Chairman OF
Committee OF Arrangements and be
delivered by the l4th of November.
Communlcations addressed to James
\; layloD chairman Of Committe on
Correspondence, Will meet WIN
prompt attention.
The Hon. Jos. IT. LrNpKJy. o{
Georgia, will dcliyer thc Annual Adj
9rcSS' on tuesday night, the i8th
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THE SOUTHERN PRESS y

TOR the conduct of which, suitable Editors bovo
been engaged, who will also receive II @ MI ~
nnmoer OF eminent and able contributors
There will he both II tr-wcckly and - 'v,on,,,,
issu"-''hc latter 10 contain substantially IN.
sahlG matter MS the former and intended TO
reaSh those points of the country whose mo;
facilities are limited
D"iy Issue will be added hereafter should
u be deemed advisable or necessary by the
press anu people oftlc Southern States.
The paper willnot be c1clusircly roit;.,l--
Dut VIII embrace on its broad sheet the Conner
al ne vs. OF The day, domestic and foreign Inv
ift'i and telegraph; commercial and agricultn
raj and hteraryPieces criticisms. original as
says, literary and miscellaneous; and In ,Iorf
All those items of general interest the collrr
tci aggregate orwhich constitutes Tho inirrcs
ing nni valuable Newspaper Great cnrc
VIII be taken 10 give full and correct nsrcrt nt
'nc Proceedings and Debates in both Houses
9i Cong eSs; MS well as tLu action of The locu
Legislatures on the Southern question.
a limited number only of Adycrtiscme, !,
viii be reccved-tlemaiI object being TO inr.
A'Sh large amount ofrcading matter.
The paper will be printed ON sheet coma,
in size to those of the other WASHINGTON no1,a,.,
ana the material will be procured especially
for the purpose.
= 1t is confidently hoped that every true
lriehd to the South viii id in procuring sub
crbors, and forward the names, will tho
amoHnt subscribed. to some Southern Repre-
sentative at Washington, forthwith
fostmasters are Authorized by law to remit
subscriptions free ofpostage
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@OD&Y'S LAf0Y'8 BOOK
FOR 1850.
THE BOOK OF THE NATION
The Okleat MagQsiRe IN America.
EDITED by MRS. SARAH j. HALE.
rmrLAbeLpInA Moyr,,,lrs

PiiIiADELPIiA MoNIiILIEs.
In 1913, the Lady's Book gave Ole pages
whlchis l 9 more than one and tt8 more than
ti'uo'her Philadelphia monthly. PIE gave 2Sl
cn3ravmgs which wore 80 co.orcd. and
03 full pagcs--which is 1855 more than one. and
SOmure than the other
We give, in each number, piece of music
printed separately on tinted paper, 2i pages, or
Twelve pieces in year TO show the cheapncss
OF the l@dys Book, this music if bought sepnr.
atcly al the music stores, would cost exactly the
price of the whole years subscripti,n-$3.
SOME OF DOR PEcvmAR EMDELLtsuMENrs.-- La
dies work table-which comprises every kind of
needle-w"rk embroidery, knitting netting crotch.
et patterns Tor capes, chemescttcs, cliltlren's
clothes, wedlingdresses, n-dcor and outdoor
costumes; birds OF America; colored flower plates;
model cottages and furniturc fashionable do:
lace-Work; Nigncttc plates Mt the head of article,
etc, etc. All tho above are illustrated by enyra-
wings.
And, iii 1850, will also be given n SGT of cngra-
wings, Illustrative OF the costumes of all nations.
with descriptions by Mrs. Iialn. Most of the old
features of the Book that were so pnpuInr Inst
year, will bcretarcj, and new ones added !
'h'y may sug5e't themselves to the Publisher.
NEW NOV EL BY w. GILMORE SiAIMS.
Ill be one of the features for 1850
We have long stood ut the head Of the Nlaga.
znc worsd for our contribution; they arc always
moral AMI instructive and such as may be placed
bsiorc family without hesitation This depart.
ment IS under tho control Of of Mrs Sarah jn-
selSm Hale, whose name alone is n suiiirirnt
guarantee Tor the prnprirty of the Lady's Book
"" may Sey the same of our cngrayings We
VIII WI never n il done by cotemporary, publish
indecent modtl.arist pictures such rs no parent
would allow II child to look Mt.
GoDEr's LApys Book for 1850 shall surpas,
mat of 49, AMI exceed all magazines, past, pres.
ent, and to come.
Terms: SO year in advance, postage paid.
Address l.. A. Cooley,
lis Chcsnut.st. PHILADELPHIA.
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CaTMY'aON.

Robert Stewart, Esq. having APP
piled TO meior Letters of Administers
ton on the Estate of VIM. Johnston,
late of Pickens District, deceased,
the kindred and creditors are there
fore cited TO appear before me on the
18th INST, to show cause if any they
can why said Letters of Administers
ton shall lot be granted.
Given under my hand and and
seal tins 9th day of August, 1850.
w. ID. STEELE, O. p. ID.
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"TI1E SOUTHERN PRESS

Congress, Senators and Renrest ntot;,n, t
constituted the ndersgncd a comnittoc ,o
ssnperlu'end the establishment cf Il southern
Frtss at Washington City, TO be devoted To- thn
exposition and defence of Southern rirht nnd
,natitntions--tlie dissemination of correct in.
i9rmg'lon H as to Northern policy and the cou.e
to the old party lines of Whiy and DcnSncrot
Arrangements are now in progress .promptly tm
ensure ensure the issnc Of such paper under the
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ONCE MORE,
AND Ll1,Sps sC1Lh


The subscriber would call the at
tention OF those who are indebted to
him .eitherby note or book account
lor The years 1859, and assure them
iorfhe Fast time thlt they must paw
on or before the first of September
next, as longes Indulgence cannot
he gwen.
S.R McFALl.o
PickeisC g, FL. Aug. 8. ct
COMMISSIONER S SALE.
II GQUIrY-pIcKENs DISTRICT.
w. w. Mitchell)
& wife etal. Bill for Payti.
VS. Mary Icpell ct ton.
al. .t,
ByvTtne of Decretsl Order Of
the Court of Equity.I will sell totbe
highest bidder, before the Court
Iiouse door, on the first Monday in
september next, the tract of lan,j
known IN Compliments Bill as No.
!, belonging to the Estate of Moses
,ierreP decd, for rartition amongst
hls legal heirs. The said tract of
iand contains 800 agres, more orl less,
and hes in the fork ofTugalo river
and Chauga creek, and is represer-
led as one of the best tracts of land
IN Pickens District; being the sene
conveyed byIhomas Hafb@n 10 the
said Moses Terrell. S'es
aerrns.-A suiliciency to pay costs
will be required in Cash, and the re-
malnder in three equal annual in-
staalments, with interest from day Of
sale, purchasers to give bond and
good ser nrlty, and to pay for titles.
M. NJ. NORTON, Gle. 'P. ID.
com'rs. Office, 18th Aug, 1850. 8
l2v.tds af -.