Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-08-09

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near the box; h.: was therefore at u
loss TO know what course to pursue.
Turning the matter little in his
maud, he sent for an officer and reia-
;od the story TO him. They then
proceeded to the residence of the Ia.
dy, and learned that she had gone
to visit friend in the country, twelve
miles from the city. The gentlemen
proceeded th:thcr and found the la
dy IN one of the most splendid mar
sions III the vicinity of Bosten- r. /,
officer deemed il his duty 10 make
known 10 She master ofthe house The
object OF his visit, who, as may be
expected, was quite aston she'd. The
gentleman said it might be possible
that she had been guilty, for that dis
ease was hereditary in her family.
her mother was afflicted wjth Tie
mama more or less almost all he,
lie time. 1he gentlemen Were then
nsherei mo a parior, and the lady
shown mo Their presence with the
brcast-pin an1 car rings upon ber
person. The reason of Their visit
beng made known, she acknowl
edged TO the theft, but could rive no
mamfroi reason why she took the
articles. ller friend made interces-
SION Tor her, stating that tie disease
was an hereditary toiW, and the lew
ellcr was content to receive $40 dol
lars for the property, and the officer
and he returned to the city"
CuoLnRA lNcIorNr.--.Tnu Er-
Fncrs OF THE WILL,-The following
Which we take from the Louisville
Journal of Wednesday last, shows
how much the mind has to do, in
producing or wording off cholera at.
lacks: "
On Tuesday the wife of a man
named Jacques, in the lower part Of
the city, was attacked by cholera
Dr. Knight was Gale in, and by his
direction jacques Went for medicine.
On his return, he inquired anxiouslv
OF the doctor how his wife was. He
was informed that she was ina co.,
iapsed state and could not possibly.
live, Ihereupon he calmly took oGt
h's watch and hand;ngi it TO hi broth
er, SAID: "My wife is eoinr TO die.
and l canrot I've without her; | shall
die too" lie seemed in perrcct
health at the time, but all the synp.
toms OF cholera made their appear
ance Immediately and lie died in
three hours.
Passengers by the brig Allen King,
arrived at New York, from Belize
Honduras, report that revolution
had broken out in the States of Qua.
tema!a and Salvatore. One party
headed by Gen. Paise, and The other
by Gea, Carrera. The Governor of
Belize Honduras had enrolled all
the male inhabitants and would leave
shortly for the seat Of war.
a gentleman at dinner in a pub
he House, observing that the
iiah was not quite SO fresh as was
desirable, took one and put it to his
mouth and then to his ear. The
Iandlady asked him jile reason, when
ne said, | had a brother who was
S,h:Pwrccled the day before yesler-
day, and | was asking the fish if he
coud give me any information of
him, to which he replied: that he
knew nothing of the tEangact ction, moi
having been at sea these Mr2e weeka!
The man who never told an edi-
Tor how he could letter his paper,
has gone TO Schenectady to marry
a woman that never looked in d
looking glass. Their children will
NOT live.
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ONCE MORE,
AND L11ST ,C1Lh
The subscriber would call the at
tention OF those who are indebted 10 |
hlm eitherby note or book account |
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