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nOOEp from Iond0n.-Psris Historical Baldinp and
b IN Revou0ens ilussrsticns vol London, Islo
Al Essay Credb m EzIasence Of the Krakea Sea
ess Mopse, with iussrAons Loneon le4e
The Clerk o Works Young Aches osde, In feference y
Bfkwork, MssCury Ccneres Cmpen
III iron ork ma sewerage Gsass London,
Letter. % M, or ,he wssd Disposed 70 Believe. by G. Le
o,pdes Gbys, uansIated from the French London.
8haspeafe Provesh tt Wise saws OF Wises Poet
eocd issos Modern inssance ~ My ccwdsn CLARKE Lon
Married Lie ~ sBady London, 1872 frcs Genus.
Mays
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rfIEyTER Yellow Springs, Chester County, Psnn-
syvsnsThs esabhmeni, having been thoroughly
OF or tire promotion Of hcsu
opened for the reception of vicss the hs Of June
well those who nvads
hesh will find the Spring. most delight
place soourn every facility has been provided which
minister and promote comfort
Particular care has been uksn % make te e.shlishnent
for OF nvaids by the
bydropathic practice, this the Spring. be
medical gentleman Of high standing has been engaged 70
attend.
Application be made 20 Mr. y Glass Of The washington
Honrs Phaiepha who has kindly consented al needed
by letter directed Mrs. N. l., Nee the sole
propetcss and Chester spnes, Chester county Pen
syivania.
Ths grounds establishment laid out and i'm
much and nothing has been len undonc 70 make
the spring. popular aud fashionable resort.
May G-dAcp2w
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payment q NE subscription b made u sdvsAee. Wgo
D.as sslsezihs may forward nsasy by letter. pasAs
~hch ~a - paid BY vs. BY
sen usnsni.sd0n.
TAs c0unTRY PAPER Il psblishsd uiwssky Ssuins me sss
saens q o~sfs-ss and ssak weekly during
ssbscpdons hs psnos an wear win bs received on
terms psososnonsd 10 ths sboss annual rs,s..
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ssnding DAILY subcben win ESQ enclosed or vsvs
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INES Cambrfc Hsndksrehsefs.-The UNDERSIGNED res
Ii pectuy friends and the public gem
orally 10 se nsmd viii be found worthy
special examination We have received
SO DO do DO m4lD do hne linen
100 40 DO do 10 50. o. 50, and es do
10 dne colored and black bordered linen lawn
81 do psn bordered linen lawn hdkfr.
A c.r of which r bargains rarely found. h.
a. rs~ sse and unmmed, scoilopcd,
stitched Ac III 6 which prepared % oner
IN hsster terms be obtained elsewhere. -
- '''''' cLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, CO.
May is-sawh
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THOMAS RiTCHID = EDMUND BURKE.


WAH DssARzHsEr, Nay "a, 1850.
crpARATE PROPOSALS Win be received .t this De-
S.,,men until Saturday, 2Stn day
a. nns the and executing the printing described
~ @ ,p schedules The stationery quality
~ n1inupg
must each lid and specimens the latter viii be shown
- saJers Al several bureaus, IL desired. stli
s bidder win be required give bond with approved
rees lor faithful uhmeni OF his department
VII reserve right order the articles such
Quantities deem and TO increase diminish the
IN antilles below stated. st
Blank forms win be furnished bidders application do
Dafment r
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Concord Acsdersy.
THE nsr session of this WIN commence the La u DC
r. VIM COLEMAN, A. M., Principal.
LEWIS n. COLEMAN, An
prysarscss
Hon. John Y. Mason;.
Dr. h. p. scou,. Speaker Of Senate of vrE1nisi
Thomas J. Randolph, ESQ., Albcmsriej
d. Armistesd Cook Portsmouth
Robert q. stanard, esq, Richmond,
VIM H. Harrison, esq.,' Prince George
VIM H. Tayioe, ESQ.,. Mount Airyj
Richard Baylor, ESQ.,. Essex;
Andrew Hunter ESQ.,. jefferson;
Clayton @. Coleman, Louisa, N4
John Tabb, esq.,. Gloucester t4e.. Na.I .t#s
Wm ~ Roy, esq Goucestsri eNt
Hon. Robeu NJ. + Hunter, E~sery s.yg 4
Right Rev Nicholas Cobbs, ID. D.. Bishop of AiabamaJ
Hon. Thomas n. Bayiy, c.;
Judge Daniel Coleman, Alsbama;
Hon. James A. seddon,. NJ. c., l8.a.UHH
Cen. Bernard Peyton,. Richmond;
Non James M Mason Frederick,
Rev. VIM. Friend Port Royal,
John " Rrysn, esq, Gooce~seri
Thomas =. Gboison, ESQ., Petersburg;
nier w. Fisher, ESQ.,. Northampfoni
lohh w. Tyler, ESQ., Wauenon;
George " Wilkins, !. Norbnmptons
Francis T. Rves, esq, Petersburg.
esaemen have present have scas o. ward
members Of the Institution.
Sep III frnsci.1
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TuOSxAs r. TwTrrr, ..s,s,
(Lofs Of IYasrsnfcAs Noffh CsrofiHa,ly IL.
GENERAL ooMMIssI0 ON y MRhoHANT
No os Gnvier street, MOO tl4i...'t
Rsrsssscrs-Hon. J. n. ,. Daniel, Hon. A. W. vensh's
Nov 22- 2m
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NERvAsTs--wanseA, GpnAls ssryant and eeSd
cook 10 DO the wcsk q sG family Ncps VIII y empoyed
wse hing good nqnis - this oss
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eenerh Agency - Wssnn4sS@y -. - u.
RY A. NJ FARoUHAR, formerly Of Harrisburg, Peunsyfvsns,
Tor claims for services p the pm win Men
ida 80 - "
For pensions bounty land, scrip. -
Bounty Lsndwi purchase and sale Of bounty
land on order,
Paat oTe-The applications for patents procuring models,
@swnp se win be attended 70 In Al heir various
senerai Post OfeeAn claims aeAina hc department. wh -
oseuied settlement Of contacors quzrey sccounn pay o'
duo facilitated, &C.
New Orleans Delta Nashville Union, Mobile Advsrser Louis
s Democrat 81 Louis New Era CincinnHu oaaeue
with paper. = F1T iI Juss ~
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WILL attend 70 the prosecution Of claims before osnsss
" various executive depxrtmenn of he government
omes sad dwelling street, bsswssa IN and ioh Streets
octa-d
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RB We are authorised to announce
Maj. j. L. WHITEFIELp as Candidate for
reelection to the Legislature at the next
election. -
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-09-20

Press has teemed about her, having
gone to Europe in company with a
gentleman, &c, &C., are wholly un-
founded. She returns of her own
accord, drawn mainly, we believe, by
a strong desire to see her children.
Her mind seems 10 be disorderedi,
and it is supposed by her friends, that
her absence was induced by the
strong religious excitement under
which she has been laboring for some
time.
IN. Y. Courier.
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FROM TEXAS.

AUSTIN, August 81, lS5O.-The
Joint committee of both Houses of the
Legislature ofthis State, to whom
were referred the message of the Ex-
ecutive, made a report yesterday,
authorizing tie Governor to call for
volunteers to proceed to Santa Fe
for the purpose of suppressing insur
rection and enforcing legal iurisdic-
ton over her Territory. A bill for the
organization, subsistence, and pay OF
troops is now under consideration,
sand will be made the order of the day
until passed. There is a great deal
ofeXcitement here upon the subject,
and rauch debate will ensue; it is, how
ever, generally conceded that the bill
will pass, with an amendment or re-
solution to receive any proposition
which may be made by Congress for
the purchase of territory, and to sub
init such proposition to the people of
the State. This is all that will be
done by legislation, indeed all that
can be done, inasmuch as there is a
majority in the Legislature opposed
TO resort TO force, except in The last
extremity. This course is deemed
indispensable by many who do not
believe that the Legislature possesses
The constitutional power to dispose of
any portion of the territory. The
whole matter will be placed in the
handessof the executive. and he will
submit the proposition of Congress TO
the people for their rejection or adop-
ton; therefore, on their action will
depend the important question of
peace or war.
The southern and western portion
OF the State are opposed to sale of
the territory, and greatly dread the
encroachme is of free soilers upon
their borders. The Mexican popu-
lation in the valley ofthe Rio Grande
are strong abolitionists, and the same
tacilities are afforded to fugitive slaves
to make their escape as exists upon
any portion of the Ohio river. The
valley beyond the Nueces is fast fill
ing up with population opposed to
slavery; and the day. is not far dis
tant when they will become numeri-
N"IJ o.iCiS enough W carry lOnSl-
tudlnal division of the State, making
the western division free soil State.
The Hon. Thomas ]. Rusk is re-
turned to the Senate of the United
States for six years after the 4th of
March next; his course upon the Tex
as question is endorsed by the Legis-
iature' and will be approved by the
people.
We have runors here that the
Government OF the Unite States is
sending out reinforcements to Santa
Re, and that Gen. Scott is to head the
army which may be sent thither to
drive back the gallant Texans from
the possession of their country. We
trust that thismay not be SO. Texas
can,never be deemed an saggrcssor
under any aspect of the case, and
woe to that melancholy day when the
strong arm of the National Govern
ment shailbe lifted up to v-rongfully
oppose her.-M o. Picayune.
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GEORGE OATES

GEORGE OATES
MUSIC WARE. ROOMS. i,
For the erclusipe sale Of Bacon d. Ra-
Gems and Dubois and ,Seabury's
celebrated Grand 1ction Pr
..a dno FWfes,
as4 and 2s8 King Street, (at the Bsnd,)
CHARLESTON, s. C.
Euery Instrument sold as accompanied
,rtth ,critten guarantee so that
there IS no risk ,chateDer to the par-
chaser.
NEW MUSIC.
R. OATES would respectfully invite
1Yl the attention of the public generally,
to his select catalogue of musical publca-
tions, the copy rights of which have been
secured from the Composers. -
Anna Bishops Grand March, founded ON
Bellini's celebrated Rondo Finale, 'Ahl
don't mingle,' in La Somnambula,' and
introducing the new variation, composed
by Bellini, (never before published and
the property of Bochsa.) Embellished
with correct likeness of Madame Bishop,
in the character of Amina. Arranged
for the Piano Forte by N. G. Bochsa.
Price s7a cents.
Une NUT dams les Tropigaes; "a Night in
the Tropics,) A Reverie, on motive
from LIE Desert, by Feliciec David. Com
posed by Maurice Strakosch. 374 cemts-
Grand Polka Fantastigpe: composed by
the late eminent Guitarist, Vincent A.
Schmidt. author of the Retreat Are
ranged for the Piano Forteyby Miss Adtl-
Kohnstock. 25 cents.
Sunnyside Waltz: cmbellished with beau
tiful and correct view of Sunnyside, tile
residence of Washington Irving; compo-
scd by Henry L. Oates. % cents.
Mary Blame Poke. 25 cents.
Ra fitle dc Regiment Poika introducing
the air 'Salut y Ia France 25 cents.
Le~ a <1mour Potka. 25 cents.
Yankee Doodle Polka. 25 cents.
btderick Wiliiom's Garden Poke. 25 cts.
Second ,Susannah Polka: by Rziha. 25 cts.
Home, S,oeet Home, Polka: beautiful.
25 cents.
Last Rose Of Summer, Polks: very popular
25 cents.
Love not Polka, by Rzihi 25 cents.
Cele0rated Linda Poke, introducing 'Ah ]
would the happy day was near 25 CTS.
Charleston Qaadyiiles: by #. Woolcott.
371 cents. rt
Dispairing Mary, beautiful Ballad, COM
posed by the late distinguished vocalist,
John Wilson. 25 cents.
Reowes Wattzs, in 2 Nos; by lady of
South Carolina. so cents each.
Palmetto Regiment Quick Step-embel-
lished with correctrepi esentation of the
new military Hall, Charlo ston. by Henry
TOates.9725 cents.
Southe'mer Qaiek Step embellished With
correct representation of Steamship !
Southerner: by Henry IT, Oates. 2S cents.
Casper Guards March, Composed by
lady of South Carolina. 25 cents,
Lucy Long Polka. Steyermafkische. rs cts.
Carnival Of Venice Polka, very popular.
25 cents sai
Steyermarkische Faporite Polka. 25 cents.
Also. all the New Music received by ex-
press from the principal publishers in the
United States.
IA liberal discount made to dealers,
schools and seminaiies. t
G1- Orders for these publications must
be sent to sos
tgd GEORGE OATES.
2a4 and 2se King ST.. tat the bend)
Y3f #4a Charleston.
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AN ENTIRE STOCK OF
NE W. GOODS!

IN THE NEW HOUSE ABOVE THE
POST OFFICE AT WEST UNION.
We are now opening select stock OF
pretty and good Goods, amongst which
may be found Calicoes, from "low down.
up to most any ce.-Muslirs, a variety
OF patterns; Aipacca; chaDgeaoie Linen
Lnstre; Ginghams; Jackonet and Swiss
Muslin; Cambrick; Bobenctt; Irish Linen;
green Baregc; black Lace netting; Edg-
ings; Laces; Silk and Cotton Handker-
chiefs; Muslin Ties; Eibons; Cravats,
black and fancy; Drap D'Ete, Mexican
mixture; Tweeds; Kentucky Jeans; Tick
ing; Umbrellas. A variety of Goods for
gentlemans summer wear, DC, lkc.
gOmEees 'mony eas, and sopie
of the prettiest.
Boots and Shoes, . larss ios ofall
kinds.
Fashionable Hats Mexiean;
California; Panama; Leghorn; Palm Loaf;
Gaps, all sorts and sizes,
Drugs; Indigo; Madder; Salts; an
position; Snuff; Soap; Salcratus; Wistars
Balsam Wild Cherry, Sands Sarsapasllla.
Dead Shot, Camphor DC. DC. g
Sugar, Coffee, Powder, Lasd
Shot. Ginger, Pepper, Candy, &c. IL
SaddHeg and Brides, MlntinGa
Collars, Whips, DC. DC.
sssssssrsa sg&azse and Cutlery, sscyilsA
Bledes, Hoes, Shoyels, Spades, Axes.
Hammers, Chisels, Augersg Saws, otts.ss
and Wool Cards, Knives, iine escort
ment. Buttons, siolns &s. DC.
Cs'0ckeFy Teas, Plates. Dishes
Bowls, Tumblers, &c. &c.
TO all of which We invite inspection
anaif we can't sell, make no cllasEs for
showing our Goods,
We will take il exchange for goods,
DRY Hides. Bees sfax: Tabor, Feathers.
Wool, and Seed Cotton.
ALEX a \ En- 4 NTvIL.
june 4, 2st
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Our CoURsE.-The Mercury saw

Our CoURsE.-The Mercury says:
1--WE have but one course, then,
consistent with honor, and let us add,
with safety. We must meet this is
sue thus forced upon US Such, we
believe, will be the universal feeling
of this State. The people are pre-
pared to act. They need not excl
ting appeals, and will care little for
eloquent speeches. Practical meas
ures are now the great thing, and a
perfect organization is the all il por-
tant preliminary. The people ofthis
district are somewhat behind many
others in that respect, and we sug-
gest that measures of organization
ought to be no longer delayed. If a
meeting ofthe district is thought best,
time should be given for the general
circulation of the call, so that all parts
may be represented. fit is thought
better to organize by Parishes, there
seems no reason why we should not
Immediately set about it. Let the
true men be numbered and enrolled"
The cost of the Jenny Lind Hall
in New York, exclusive of the
ground on which it stands, will be
$l25,000. The saloon is $50 by 100
feet, and will seat five thousand per-
sons. There are nc pillars to support
the ceiling, nor will there be any
chandelier to obstruct the view ofthe
stage. The arrangements for light
ing the hall are on a novel and mag
nifcent scale. Around the cornice
under the ceiling a gas light will be
led, perforated every eight inches for
a triple jet Of clear flame. The stage
will be lighted by FIVE splendid chan
deliers. of Bohemian crystal, at cost
of $4,000. Around the front of the
galleries there will be balustrade in
white enamel and gold, below which
will run arrow of double bracketlights
with glass globes, makicg eight hun
dred lights in all.
We learn from source fully, enti-
tied to credit, that Mrs. Miller, whose
sudden disappearance and supposed
suicide at Niagara Falls elected SO
much remarks a few months since,
has, within 4 few days, returned to
the home of her father, the late Sena-
tor Norveil, at Detroit, Michigan,
who has since died during her abb
J sencc. The stories with which the
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"a faf ~ fti ft sl
or three days. The agent ofthe COM
pany writes that "there is no sort of
difficulty in the way of her going up
without any interruption.l'
The Director arrived at San Juan
de Nicaragua Aug. %. Mr.. Childs
and his party arrived in good health
with the schooner Enterprise, on the
,lIth. ha a1g8 .a
SIR ROBERT PEEL's PoLITIos.-
The present Sir Robert Peel, recent
ly elected as his fathers successor
for Tamworth, is extremely radical
in his political opinions. This is said
te have been the cause of serious dis
agreement between him and the late
statesman his father.
HE PREsIDENCY.---The friends of
Mr.. George M. Dallas, it is said, in
dulge confident hopes that he will
be a. candidate for the Presidency
next time. But the friends of Mr..
Buchanan have different opinion.
[Carolmian.
BURIAL OF DIR. WEBsTER.-From
the best information that can be OBJ
tanned under existing circumstances,
we learn that funeral services were
performed on Friday evening by Rev.
DIR, Walker in Cambridge, and i'm
mediately after, without being ac-
companied by funeral train, the re-
mains of Professor Webster were
conveyed by Mr.. John Peake, under
taker, to Mount Auburn, and depos-
tied in the family tomb.-Bost. Jour.
OWE are authorised to an
nounce Capt. JOHN GEuRiA as can
didate for Sheriff OF Pickens District
at the ensuing election.
EE We are authorized to announce
Maj. j. w. HARRISON as a Candidate for
reelection to the Legislature, at the next
election. ##
GE TlAe friends of j. b. SouTmER-
LAND, Esq, beg leave to announce him
as candidate for the Legislature at the
ensuing election.
GB- We are authorized to ann>unce
Col. JonN A. EAsLEY, Jun, as Candi-
date for the Legislature, at the next cleo
ton.
RB- We are authorised to announce
Maj. j. T. WHTEFIELD as Candidate for
reelection to the Legislature at the next
election. %
RS- We s e authorized to announce
Maj. b. ALEXANDER as Candidate for
re election to the Legislature, at the next
election.
EEEH We are authorized to announce
Gen. F. N. GARv1N as Candidate for
he Legislature, at the next election.
Eg-THE friends of the Hon, A Ev-
ms announce him as candidate fer re-
election to represent the people of Pen
dleton District in the State Senate.
H MANY FRIENDS.
LIZ The friends of Col. b. HAGoop
respectfully announce him as candidate
to represent the people of Pendleton Dis
trictin the State Senate.
EB- we are authorised to announce
j. p. REED, as Candidate for reelection
to the Legislature at the next election.
re-" The friends of Coz. T.. J. PIoK-
EMS announce him Candidate to represent
this Ele ection District in the State Senate.
RB7 we are authorised to announce
WILLIAM HUNTER rs Candidate for re-
election to the Legislature, at the next
election.
oyWE are authorised TO annorce
Maj. j. ID. ScoTT as candidate for
the Legislature at the ensuing cleo.
ton.
0TWE are authorised 10 an
nounce CAPT. ROBERT CRArG as a
Candidate for the Legislature at the
ensuing election.
4
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WE are authorised to an
nounce Capt. JOHN GEvRiN as a can
didate for Sheriff OF Pickens District
at the ensuing election.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-09-20

EE- We arc authorized to announce
Maj. j. w. HARRISON as a Candidate for
reelection to the Legislature, at the next
election.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-09-20

GR TlAe friends of j. b. SouruER-
LAND, Esq, beg leave to announce him
as candidate for the Legislature at the
ensuing election.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-09-20

be sent there with their pick-axes,
and that, to avoid future trouble, her
whole territory be duginto the ocean.
If more convenient, the frog ponds of
Florida, especially in Mr.. Yulee's
district, might afford a better deposi-
tory, becacse, like the indignant sea
in the time ofJonah, the waters ofthe
Atlantic might refuse to swallow a
pill SO infamously REASONABLE. A
pretty coalition-F'lorida and South
Carollna---the one the mother of
patent right for washing boiled linen,
and the other remarkable only for
the royal pride and laziness Other peo
pie.
"Another feature the passage of
these bills brings to light is, that Cor
coran & Riggs, Bankers, have slear-
ed $4,000, SO reported. Gne mil
lion of bonds were held in Wall street,
New York, which were purchased
for mere triae. Thus fortunes have
suddenly been made, of which not
the guaranty existed a week cince.
No doubt remains that Texas will ac-
cept of the offer. Oen. Houston will
proceed home the moment the bill is
signed by the Presidency; and byhis
skilful agency, its acceptance is
matter of almost positive certainty.
The story that an agent had been
despatched in advance, was started
by the New York Express sufficient
to warrant its absurdity. No such
agent has been sent to Texas, nor
will there be- Telegraph.
The CUBAN PRIsoNERs.-A cor
respondent of the Baltimore Sun,
writing from Havana, says:
"The trial of Captain Benson and
his mate, with the mate of the Susan
Loud, has only recently terminated,
and the latter has oeen acquitted in
consequence of letters to his wife,
found on board at the time of the cap
ture ready to be forwarded, in which
he denounces the captain as having
deceived him in the object of the voy-
age-a protest to that effect having,
] believe, been inserted by him on
the log book.
Captain Benson and the other
mate have been condemned TO eight
years hard labor at Cueta, notwith-
standing that the Fiscal prosecuting
attomey,) strenuously demanded the
utmost penalty of the law, viz: death;
stimulated, as it is said, by the views
ofthe General of Marines, admiral
ofthe station,) who, from the first
has been steadfast in his detcrmina-
ton to go to the utmost length against
all and every one of the unhappy
beings connected with the invasion
of the island.
"When, however, the proceedings
came before the Auditor of War, he
dlsapproved Of them, and demanded
also the execution Of Benson and the
mate. | am not quite sure, but be-
lleve, that under these circumstances
the whole proceedings must be re-
ferred to the Government at Madrid,
which will leave ample time for ihe
Government Of the United States to
make such interference as they may
think proper"
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GB7 We are authorized to announce
Col. JouN A. EAsIEr, Jun, as Candi-
date for the Legislature, at the next cleo
ton.