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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-06-10
BY DAVENPORT. ALLEN Il co.
BY JOHN r. d. PAYNE, SALESMAN

a LOT OF BEAUTIFUL CITY MADE
n FURNITURE, NEARLY NEW, AT AUG
TlON, AND A VALUABLE COOK.--A gentle
man declining to keep house, will sell on MONDAY,
the 18th inst at o'clock, in the Messuage, the
ner OF h and Clay streets all his household and kitchen
Furniture consisting in part of mahogany Chairs spring
Seats maple Chairs, cane seats beautiful Centre Ia
ble marble top Ottomans, newest style Lounges
tails; Carpets, best quality; Damask Window Curtains;
feather Beds mahogany and plain Bedsteads dining
Tables; Sideboards Bureaus; Cabinets; Tenders; man
tel Glasses; solar Lamps; China and Glassware:
Also, one handsome and first rate rose wood PIANO.
and valuable female COOK.
The house will be put in complete order and is for
rent.
Terms OF SALE.-Sums under $50 cash $50 and up
wards, months credit for negotiable paper satsfacto
rily endorsed.
je7 w. GODDIN, Auctr.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-06-10
THEAP AND HANDSOME DRESS

~ GOODS, FOR LADIES, Just received by Express at
AUGUSTUS MAlLERTS No Al Main street,
have Just received large lot of Dress Goods for ladies'
wear, OF the latest styles, such Lawns Berages Ma
zurka lndennas, Apaccas, Mouselines Tissues, plain
and figured Silks, Ginghams Prints, &c Persons in
want OF cheap Dress Goods will find it to their advan-
tage to call and examine my Goods before purchasing
elsewhere AUGUSTUS MAILERT
No A Maip
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-06-10

FENO PORTRAIT PAINTERS.-The rooms
d. in the third story with sky lights of the building
of Main and 9th Streets recently occupied by w
G. Brown and fitted up for portrait painter and Gallery
Of Fine Arts, is now for rent. For terms, apply to
my Is JAMES BOSHER.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-06-10
BY WELLINGTON GODDIN.

ENCUTRIX's SALE OF VERY w
la. - LNAABLE PRIVATE RESIDENCE, on MSfn,
between 6& and 7h streets in the city of RichmoA-
Will be solAon MONDAY Afternoon the lOtY June
1880, upon theNpremises commencing at O'Clock that
very valuable phSate residence the soHh side of
Main street, between 9th and 7h Streets n which the
late late G 10 a. Barr and which the
BY T Tsd Sf9o9 9
on account of its nearneT H ali he 4rncpa business
R assen5 is pfe0a5y or pro-
day of sale. ~
TERNs-o ne-fourtIh1sh; balaAS3 at 6, p and 10
months for negotiable notes, nere added secured by
trust deed III SUSA1W BARR
myso dfd W. bobby, Auet.
y ~ l@zsTdiately after the abof sale'wN VI Sold
running back l30feets
1Sfms above.
Py request Of Mrs. Susan w Barr executrix of in
Barr, decd.
Ije8 w. GoDDIN. y
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-06-10
BY DUNLOP. MoNCURE Il co.

GROCERIES,, AT AUCTION.-On TUES
" DAY, the llth inst, commencing at 10 o'clock,
will sell auction store general assert of Gro
ceres, consisting in part Of
so hhds. fair to choice quality Sugar
40 bbls. prime Attakapas Moasses
40 packages double refined loaf and crushed Su-
gar
Is bbls small loaf Sugar
10 hhds. Clarified Sugar
l30 boxes PALE brown and black Soap
100 do sperm and taow Candles
80 packages Gunpowder, Imperial and Pouchong
Teas
Mustard, Indigo, Starch, Sole Leather
Rum, Holland Gin
Brandes, of approved brands aud vntages
Family Hams of superior quality
Sweet Malaga Wine
100 bags Rio and Porto Rico Coffee
TERMS-Under 500, cash; 500, four months
credit for approved negotiable paper.
~ Sale without regard to weather.
DUNLOP, MONCURE & CO.,
Je'5 Auctioneers.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-06-10

"A HANDSOME LOT OF FURNITURE,
~ OIL PAINTINGS. &C., AT AUCTION
Will be sold on FRIDAY, the 14th inst, in the tene-
ment corner of Franklin and I'd streets, occupied by
Mr.. James Hunter, all the Household Furniture, con-
ssng OF the usual variety, together with number of
Oil Paintings, &c.
TERMs-Sums under $50 cash; $50 and upwards 4
months credit for negotiable paper, endorsed.
JET dtds w. GODDIN
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-06-10
RN MONDAY AFTERNOON II

-. 'tINOON, I'M instant,
Fixtures of Confectionery Store, opposite the Column
ban Hotel, and recently occupied by Mr.. therton.
je8 DIT ALEX MOTT Auct :
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-06-10

RENf"ES, IIAW MS, MUSLTNS. Nc.-We
hb have very handsome assortment Of Berages
Lawns, JAG kene Muslins, Berage de LANES, Foulard
Silks Ginghams, Prints, &C.; also Ladies Kid Gloves
L. c. Hdkfs, Bonnet, Neck and Belt Ribbons, Lace
Capes, &c.-which we will sell very cheap
CHAS. HARTWELL & Co,
ie Rrood 81 onnoe;,a CT. ~,
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LATEST NEWS.
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CONGRESSIONAL SUMMARY.

CORRESPONDENTS OF THE RICHMOND TIMES.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-06-10

DICHARD HILL, JR., GENERAL AGENT AND
Nh COLLECTOR, hires out Negroes, rents out Houses
and Collects claims OF all kinds Office corner Main and
18th streets. Jy IL
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-06-10
CLOTHING

HOUSE AND LOT AT PRIVATE SALE.
NJ Will be sold by the subscriber one House and Lot
situated on 18th or Valley street. now in the occupancy
OF Mr.. Peter Francis The house is in good order,
with tive rooms The lot fronts % feet, depth nearly
loo 10 any person wishing purchase the above pro-
perry bargain will be offered by applying to
lie dtl5Jy ALEX MOTT Auct
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-06-10
THO ALL FREE-MASONS AND OTHERS.
CHR ISII AIInCN AND ER EIL- M A SON

MRS. MARY ANN ID. COOK'S PATENT
Iva CHINESE POLISHING lRONS-A supply
oil the above celebrated Patent lrons which are recon-
mended as being the best article offered to the pub
lie, giving linen gloss equal to satin, without any com
position whatever. Printed directions for using the
Irons accompany them.
IL I GINTFp Main
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-06-10

EIGARS. &c.-A genuine article OF the celebra-
~ ted Silver brand and Short Principe Also choice
lot OF Chewing Tobacco and Snuff, to be had at
II. J, MILLER'S Dngg st,
my 80 IFS Broad Street.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-06-10

CONCENTRATED EXTRACTS OF Lee
u MON, ROSE, VANILLA AND NUTMEGS,
for favoring Creams, Ices, Jeies, Pastry &c; also,
few pounds of very superior and fresh Vanilla Beans
Just received by P. JOHNSTON,
INV 70 DmpuSt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-30

err. under q promise from them that they would
deal leniently with the Struggling Americans
left behind, and who could not then be found.
They had six killed and eight wounded. While
of here this morning, the u. 8. Coast Sur
vey schooner Petrol, Lieutenant Jns. Rodgers
commanding, boarded the Pkarro, and the
Rodgers to give him pilot, that he might pursue
and take pirate pointing, at the same time, to the
Creole, which was then close in shore, in i've
fathoms water, and running for this harbor Capt.
him into pert but refused to permit his pilot to aid
in the capture of an American steamer, manned by
Americans, in American waters, and seeking an
American port. The Spaniard now charges him
with all the responsibility of his failure, and de-
clares that he will make formal complaint to the
government upon the subject.
The Americans paid for every article they got IN
Cardenas; The people seemed all well disposed to
exhibit their backs, pricked BY the swords Of their
officers, to compel them to fight
The Pizaro entered CaTdenas three hours after
the Creole left it,. General I.opcz's baggage was
stolen from him when embarking at New Orleans,
and he landed at this port with a shirt on which he
had borrowed from his gentlemanly prisoner, the
Governor of Cardenas. Six young negro lads,
slaves, slowed themselves away on board the Gre
ole, and came here in her. General Lopez at once
offered to deliver them TO the Spanish steamer or
TO the Spanish Consul. Our local authorities, how
ever, arrested them, and the District Judge has
caused them TO be delivered up.
was wounded in the leg, but is doing well Gen.
Lopez does not seem at all to despond The inds-
pendence of Cuba is, with him, fixed fact, and il
he lives he will accomplish it,
de not give you the names Of the officers and
chiefs Of this movement, for obvious reasons.
The collector Of the customs here, will await in
structions to proceed against the Creole. No
means have yet been devised tor getting the men
away from here.
The people and soldiers of Cardenas thought,
until daylight informed them otherwise, that the
attack was the result Of servile insurrcction.
The brig Sarah Loud, and the bark Georgiana,
which cleared for Chagres with these people, and
after putting them on board the Creole, were
making their way back to New Orleans, are cap
tured and in Havana, and will be proceeded against
as pirates. G.
MAY 22-l0 o'clock, p. M.
A,riral Of a Spanish Dispatch Schoonu-1as
Departure Of the War Steamer.
A Spanish smack came over from Havana, to-
day, sent by the Captain General, with dispatches
TO the war steamer here; and this evening, at half
past six, the steamer went ont with the smack in
tow, and stood to sea. What her movements are
to be, has not transpired; but, presume, she re-
turns to the Cuba coast, TO look out for other ad
venturers. She has four companies of grenadiers
on board. c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-30

LoySos, May ls.-There was a general indispo-
sition yesterday TO transact exchange business
uron Continental places, with the exception Of
Ilomburgh. which continued in demand Bills
were generally firm, al higher rates
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-12-31
WHAT THE CADlANs THINK OF WiSTAR's
o.. EALSAM

From the Mreal Transcript. July %. 1918.
We think it bu,,to DR.. Wistar that we should add
our testimony to nrous others as to the exnoriinary
merits Of mis- meddn certain cures, particularly where
the paten, has coained Of pain in the slde in
Of an asihmaical racter.
\ We are personaltcqnainted with many persons who
aye experienced rinse relief from The this medi
Q.foe when laboriEpder the disease above mentioned;
and as in the changc climate of Canada these disrass
are more than usua omon. any medicine ca lculated
8counteract them he of value.
1--WE are aware Ill has large and still Increasing
Esale and has been generally and benefcially usei
since its inrroduc.iN Canada three years apo-rnd
the very fact ofts Ne stood the test fihree years
perience is proof of tlue.
We are not in tsti, ofrecommendmg patent medt
cinrs unleSs the bes ccnlarred by them have come
under our own obseDn hu, In the present Instance we
can recommend WI Bal-am "f Wild Chsrry. as a
medicine worthy Of onfdence of the public in diseases
ofthe chest and sd in many in this city severe
coughs have yieIdes influence.
None genuine unSgned J. BUTTS on the Wrapper.
For sale in Conde,McKains Drug Store. wholesale
erallv throughout tllStates
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Valuable Property for Sale.

George w Gill, ct al VS.. WIN. 3. Gill, ct. al. Par.
tition Real Estate Mrs Mary Gill. 'f'S''S ~,
DY virtue Of the decree Of The Court ia above
ID case, will sell at Lancaster r. II. on the lat
Monday, the 9Th day Of January, 1851, the follow-
ing property, belonging to the Estate of Mrs Ma
ry Gill, dscd, viz: that valuable public House in
the village of fLancaster, known as the @Globe Ho-
tel" and store house adjoining fronting the Court
House, bounded north BY lots Of Minor Clinton,
esq, east by White street, and south BY Dunlap
street, for this year occupied as public house by
COL. Price at a rent Of $500 per annun. 80!
Also, one square of lots in rear of The Hotel,
bounded west, by White street south by Dunisp
street. east by market street, and north by meet
ing street. ..,4s, - !. ~,
Also about l25 acres of wood land about two
miles east of the village, bounded by lands Of w.
McKenna, J. H. Witherspoon, Anna McDow, Har.
pers and others. ~ 81 !aa
Ierms-A credit Of ] and years with interest
from day ofsale, purchaserto to give bond with two
good securities and mortgage Of the premises,
Also-At the same time will sell Jack, stout
young fellow, and Molly, young negro woman
with her two first children, 10 effect partition
Terms forthe negroes, aleredit Of ~ months, pur-
chaser ia give bond with two good securities With
interest from the day ofsale. -, ,...i ~
JAS. y. WITHER SPOON,c. E. LID
Com. office, Nov. II, 1850. $40 30; s.,c,
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House and Lot for Sale.

a ~ a. - q 80
Mrs. Mar=are; L Stewart, ys. John H. Stewart,
Partition estate Of Robt. o. p. Stewart, Esq.
DY virtue Of the decree OF the Court Of EQUITY.
ID in above case, will sell at Lansasierville on,
Wednesdav1ihe 18th January, 1851. the dwelling
house and lot belonging to the estate III Robert q.
P Stewart. esq decd IN The village Of Lancaster
baunded uorh bv Carkes Iot. east b, White Street,
south by tosof DR. 4. r. Jones, and west BY Mai6s
street. I've House and Lot ia in excclientrepair
and condition..
Also. a Tract Of Woodland, lying one mile north
ofthe village, containing 100 acres more or less,
adjoining lands Of a, Gamble, lAilen, Causar, Jane
Barr aud o;hCrs Terms credit Of and 2 years
purchasers giving bonds with gnod security, with
interest from day Of sale, payable uaily, and
mnr,gage-except as much cash from the sale Of
the House and Lot as will pay casts, -, y
JAMES II. WITHERSP0ON, Q. 3! I'D. t3
Dec. IA, 1850. 8 s "a los; 3
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LIVEDRT AND TAR.

For the complare of coughs, colds, infuen-
"a, bronchitis, ast Pains in the side, splitting
of blood, and all Lung complaints, tending
to consumption. is is not an empirical nos
trum, but a scienand most invaluable medi-
cine. 1t is prepdrom recipe by that distin-
guished physiciai chemist, Prof Rogers; and
wherever it han introduced, it has made
cures which are city astonishing. 1t is SUI
preceding every cough medicine before the
public. Testimo are daily being sent TO the
proprietors Of objected, even after physicians
ha abandoned hope. A single trial will
convince the mosedulous OF its efficacy
For sale in Ca, at McKain's Drug Store.
See advertisenn another column.
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The Exrx ard Ex'ors. Benz Halle. ct al. va. Ben;
jam;u lialic, ct l.-Blfor Division, Partition.
'', &c. -
IN obedience 10 the orders Of the Conr. ,nthis
1 Gauge, made at June Term last. I will offer at
Public Sale, before the court house in Camden Oh
Monday the 9Th day Of January ensuing, all tbose
several Plantations or Tracts Of Land lying on
I.ynche< creek. heing all the Lands Of the hate
Capt. Benz. Hale, lying in that neishborhood ex:
ceplny tie Gold ilIne and Prvileees.
Thcse a,dS comprise some eight or ten thou.
sand acres, and will be sud 10 separate tracts TO
accommodate purchasers 'at"f
TIE surveys are now heing made, and the p!a's
when completed, may be seen at the office OF
NJ. DeSaus*utc. Esq. ... -
Terms-.i credit OF nne, two and three years,
With interest from the day Of sale. Purchasers 10
give bond with good sureties, and mortgage OF
the premises purchased .:'s' SO
!. ". NJ. SHANNON E:x.D.
Tlec , 1871 as5 isESS
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hNGING ROCK
AC@s sFOS nIEeSEa

GNHE uhdgned respectfully announce TO the
L public, they have associated themselves
IN the busino of teaching for the ensuing year.
Their Acay is situated in Kershaw District.
26 miles no of Camden near the stage road
rom CamdIto Charlotte. 1t is located IN a
healthy, moand religious community, remote
from vice or morality Of any kind.
The Cla.a Department will he under the
care of Mr. a,hen, who is South Carolinan BY
birth anj eaton--born in York District, and
Graduate off South Carolina C"llege.
TIE Eng Department will be under the care
tf Mr.. Spe who is so we'll known TO the
communi,vat i, is deemed unnecessary 10 say
any thing corning him.
They ma 10 tcasting promises. but merely
say that there about to establish this Institution
on their owesponsbity, rel Wing upon the citi-
zens Of theighhorhnnd and the country around,
inr parona.and that it is to their interest to use
their best er's for the advancement # their pu-
pills. Younmen Of siudous habits, and OF am .
pie capacityili be prepared, at this Institution,
to enter aniolege IN the United States.
The AGA bic year will be divided into two
sessions of'e months e,ch-the first to CON-
mence the idde of January, and 10 close the
middle nj he; the second to commence in the
middle OF j, and close in the middle Of Decem'
Der.
Terms per Session.
Orihorrapl Readng, Writing and Arith-
metc, 81 90
The above with English Grammar Geo.
ography History and Natural Philoso-
ply, 10 Oh
Classics q higher branches OF Mathe-
matics, lS W
grBoang, including Fuel. Washing, Lights,
&C.. can lobtaioed in genteel families, at six to
seven dohs month.
H.. ]. T. CAUTHEN.
SAMUEL SPENCE.
Decerfr 81. 102 ct
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First Class e eaVer. Creek Lands
FOR S.aLE.. -
Ia Equity..Eanlcaster District. !.

Baily F. Ingrem vs. William Cautheu and wife, N.
Z. ingrem and others-Bi for partition.
T,TNpLR the decree Of the Court Of Equity in
~ above case, will cell on Thursday, the Cd
day OF January, 1851, on the premises. st the late
residence Of rs Jerima lngrem, decd, all that,
yalush!s and productive Tract Of Land, belonging
to said deceased, containing about FIVE, hundred.
aud fifty acres, more or less situate OIL the head
waters Of Beaver creek, and on both sides the Bea-
yer creek road to Camden, bounded by lands Of
Samuel Spence, John Isom, James R. Bepaettand
others. About 300 acres is in woods, the balancs
cleared. hut rot worn cut or even exhausted. <
is regarded by competent judges as strictly prime
cotton La.Ij. The situation is healthy and the
neighhorhood good one. There is also good
seat for all ovarshot mill on the same. s',...,,sI
Terms "A credit ofone and two years (except
as much cash as will pay costs) purchasers civ.
ing boad, bearing interest from day of sale, With
good security and a mortgage. ~
j. H. WlTHERSPoON,c c. E. =. D. = :
Comms Office, Lancaster Dist Dec 10, 1850. !,
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Office,

MY Boy. LEWIS, having left my premises
" without any punishment, on the 2ath inst.
anynf'rnaton Which may be given relative to his
whereabouts will be thankfully received, and ga.
tishGory compensation given He is about l3
yeasold, littt tinged with yellow. and might he
p!erable plow hand; slow Of speech. lie be-
logged 10 the estate nf Mrs. Mart a E. Wilson.
des'd. aud was sold in Camden, on the l4th inst.
Address the subscriber al Ssitt Creek, Darling
ton District, S. c.
JONATHAN WRIGHT.
December 20. l02 ,f
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land for Sale,

IN tho first Monday m January next. will sell:
OF Land beIungirgto The children OF the late John
Riddle. being his place. Of residence, containing
Two Hundred and Forv acres. more or less, ad-
joining lands Of Dr. Milling. Mira Ne,tles, the.
B. ewers, Tnnmpson and Tranthan. a. <
Terms Of Saie -ons and two wears, on bond
secured by personal security, with inte rest from
the day Of sale, payable annually. The Title will
be made perfect by tirs Court of7Equny ~ %Al
i. w. CANTEY, Trustee. !!
Dec. IL, 1850. gs, 80 a,
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Notice.

4 LII Licenses TO- re,aing spiri'unus liq' orr,
"A bllErd tables, len pin alleys, &C., will ex
plre ON The 3lsl IItsl Therefore AL PERSONS
wishing 10 obtain either Of sad licenses .or The en-
SUNG year, will hand in tIteir applications ad-
dressed t. Council, according To law.
By order OF Cnuncil,
l.. W. BALLARD, Recorder,
December 26 lii2 u
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Decerfr 81.
EDUCATION.

Mont Zion Collegiate Institute.
r W,Iudson, President: Rev. c. F. Bansemer.
PJs As.; Mr. Thomas McCants, a. B.; Mr.. J.
R. ,Sc!.b. a. B.: Mr.pames II. Eion, y. b.; Mons,
Henri Iriss. Professor Of French.
The sercises of this institution will he resu-
med onhe 9th nf January next.
Boardit and Tuitinn per session Of > mos. $3.50
Or, if lid in advance, 300
Forirlher particulars, amply to
7. w. HUDSON, Esq. W:nnsioro.
Dember II. l02 6t
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Notice.

T w l. open the Tax Hnoks belonging to the
L Tvn Of Camden, on the first day of January
ls5l,or the purpose OF collecting the taxes, and
will eep open the same until the first day of
Marc, ensuing, at WHICH timeiheY will be closed
and deian,ers deail with according TO law.
BY order Of ConnciI,
l.. W. BALLARD. Town Treas'r.
Dcember 81 tim
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I,IsTOFACTS.

Ofthe General Assembly ot7ooutn Iaroiina
Iatits session Of 1850;
An act to incorporate the South Carolina
for the promotion OF meeianlcsl arts
An act to incorporate the South Carolina At.
lantic Steam Navigation Company.
An act TO Incorporate Erskine College.
An act to prevent betting on elections.
An act to provioe for the defence OF the State.
Anact TO charter and incorporate the Colum-
bia Insurance Company Of the Town of Co.
Gknnbia.
An act TO afford aid in constructing the Col.
kleton Railroad.
An act to afford aid in constructing the Spar
tani,urs Railroad.
An act to afford aid in constructing the
Kings Mountain Railrosd
An ne, to confirm to John ]. Moore grant
or land v:,i by mistRe was issued in the
name Of john Moore.
An act to Iegitimize crtaiu children of Ath-
eus Tucker, and to chage their surnames-
An act to amend the harter OF the Charles
ton Gas Company.
An act TO amend antct passed on the 18th
December, 1910, entitla an act to ascertain and
devise the powers, duts and Liabilities of Mas
tiers, Registers, and Commissioners in Equity,
and to provide for the rganization and regula-
ton of their respectivetficers.'
An act to incorpor,e the new Charleston
Water Company
An act to provide # payment of the install
meuts due on the shas held by the State in
. the South Carolina Rlroad Company.
An act 70 incorpore Furman's University.
An act to ii rcorpors the Village OF Iotness.
An act to restore Dc compensation to the
Tax Collector of St hilip and St. Michael.
An act to requrahe Clerks of Common
Pleas and General Ssions to index the jour-
NILS irrespective Cots.
An act TO amend charter ht The Town ns
Hamburg.
An act TO incorpofe the Swedish Iron Man
ufac,urins Company
An aci IN anpudIe charter OF the Granite
vile Manufacturing company.
An act 10 inc"rphe the Hamburg Paper
Mill COMPANY.
An act to pravidsr an Inspector Of Flour
fer Charleston.
An ac, 10 provida,r the appointment of Dep
niles 10 a Southrrnpngress, and 10 Gail u Con
yention of The penHofihe STATE.
An act to es,aEh certain Roads. Bird. |
sand Ferries.
An act TO incorIate certain Societies and
Companies. and ,Sevise and amend certain |
charters hprptolnrtrAnled.
An act TO raise splies for the year commen.
cling October. lsa
An act Ia mak-,propriations for the year
com,ne ncins OciUr. 1850.
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Negroes for Sale.

pY Order OF DANES H. Witherspoon, Ordinary
~ for Lancaster District, will be cold on the 3D.
January, 1851. at The late residence of Mrs. Jemi
ma lpgram, deceased, seven likely Negroes, be.
longing to the Estate ofsaii deceased. ..s IA ~,
Terms on day ofsale. F. p. INGRAM, Adm.
Dec. 10, 1850. 4 Sr.,l 9s,a.n
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Coschmal, Wa!tingman and House Eer'
want fer Sale.
4 prime single follow, aged 25 years, a COM
~ plete Coachman aud CstIer, who thorough
ly understands the care and management of hor-
srs, and is also an experienced wai.ingInan and
house servant, he is very respectful in his dsport-
ment, and will remain Tiny office unit, sold.-
For further particulars please apply to.
u.s.. RYAN.
Broker and Auctioner.
3G Broad St.
Dec. 81, 2t Charleston, s. G..