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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-07-25

calling upon him 10 preside over and to
address tire meeting.
We were here as pioneers, at least
as steamboat pioneers, of this new and
beautiful country, and of this river
which had never before been traversed
by the meanest of that invention WHICH
the genius of Fulton had brought to
the aid of man, and by which he had
been enabled to subdue difficulties and
to increase the opportunities and con
veniences of inter-communication be-
tween distant places. He, toe, had
been Pioneer! - if not before In this
new and interesting state of Minnesoia,
at least of the DARK and Bloody Ground
in the west; in that west, at time
when all the States to the north and
west of Kentucky. now containing vast
multitudes of conteBted and HAPPY be-
ings, and constituted but one large OK
tended and unexplorcd region, which
had not yet been subducd by the efforts
of man to the uses Of civilization, he
found himself in this remote region, eA-
ploring river heretofore almost unex-
amined, and that, too, with all the con-
veniences furnished by a fine and wclC
furnished steamboat, etc.
Col. 7. then spoke Of the ADVANTAGES
of Minnesota to the agriculturist, the
emigrant, and Of its rivers, which would
in short time become garden spots.
Col L. gave detail of the attempt
of some Frenchmen 10 settle at the
mouth of the Blue Earth river, and of
their taking some of the earth to France
for examination.
The remarks Of Col. T. were rcceiv-
ed with round of applause.
Mr.. Becker, being called for made
neat and appropriate address. He spoke
Of the qualification Of the COMPANY in
this trip; of the beautiful scenery and
the noble country they had viewed; the
advantages Minnesota possessed for the
agriculturist.
CHANGING down the future, he alluded
to the time, not now far distant, when by
the genius of Fulton, and the chan ge
which his discoveries had produced upon
the country; the plains and hills now
vacant, would he well cultivated and
swarm with busy population; when
the school-house and the church should
adorn the teaming population of these
prairles and rich valleys Where said
Mr.. b., shall we find a more beautiful
vineyard given into the hand of man 10
keep and to dress than is here spread
out before US; and in the examination
of which we have been so agreeably
employed for the last day Or two: II.
The Galena Adv. Of the Doth learns.
from a reliable source, that there j. #
general expectation at washington.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-07-25
COMM UNICATED.

s8- We invite particular attention
to the following series of Historical Es-
says.-FDs. PIONEER.
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WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.
MECHANICS AND WoRKINGNES's ASSOCIATIONS.
On Friday evening this body elected the fol-

MECHANICS AND WoRKINGMEN's ASSOCIATION.
On Friday evening this body elected the fol-
lowing officers for the current year;
Presidcut-John H Tob
Let Tice PJesidtnt- Henry Pashey.
% Fice- President-C. A. Lay.
Recording SecretGrg-Caeb Pink.
Corresponding Secretarg-Iohn Breach
Committee on Lerturss-Wm Fnsoy, u T. Mo7IeI, AafoL
Smith.
The Association commences its operations un
der far more favorable circumstances this season
than the last AS no debates will take place in the
Lyceum this year, the Association is now the only
Society in the village where any such exercises
will occur Lectures from distinguished scientific
and literary men will be heard at various times
throughout the season, and these will be alter
mated by debates Oh subjects Of Importance to the
welfare of the community between the members.
The regular meetings of the Society will be held
every Wednesday. The price Of membership is
81 per year, which entities the subscriber to the
use of the Library. The first Lecture will be de-
livered by Mr. Albert j. Remington, on Wednes-
day Subject, " God and Nature We trust the
workingmen will not neglect the opportunity
which is presented for their improvement The
Mechanics of williamsburg ought to sustain an
efficient ard popular Association.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-19

NEW LINE OF SrAGEs.-We are glad to Oh
serve that our idea of line of stages across the
City from the Hudson River Railroad depot to
the East side is to be carried out. Mayor Wood
hull says that permission has been given to John
H. Ryerson to run fifteen stages from the Hudson
River Railroad depot, at Thirty-frstst, through
Tenth-av. Fourteenthst. Ninth.av. Greenwich.st.
Spring st. Broadway and Grand ST. to the vii
liamsburgh Ferry and twenty-seven stages from
the same point through Thirty frst-st Ninth-av.
Fourteenthst and Broadway, to South-st The
Hudson River Railroad depot and WILLIAMSBURG
Gerry are distant points, between which there is
much travel and on which no route has hereto
fore been established. A convenient communi
cation between these points seems to be greatly
demanded, to accommodate persons residing in
the eastern part of the City and Williansburgh,
who may have occasion to travel on the hudson
River Railroad
A partially new line is to be started by the
owners of the ." Knickerbocker' Permission has
been given to the Knickerbocker line, now run
ming from Twenty-eighth-st through Eighth-av.
Beecker-st and Broadway, to South Ferry, to
run part of their stages through Fourth Car
mine and Houston SITS we don't exactly under
stand thaS route Broadway and Maiden-laDe to
Southst ten new licenses having been given and
five transfers for the purpose. While this change
VIII diminish the number OF stages in Broadway
between Maidenane, it will also enable persons
doing business in the latter street and its vicinity
to have more convenient and direct access to
the upper part OF the City, and to furnish them
with additional inducements and facilities to re-
side there instead Of seeking residence. by
means Of the ferries, out of the City.
SPECIAL EPISCOPAL CoSyENTIoN--A special
Convention of the Protestant Episcopal Diocese
Of New.N ork is called to meet in this city on We'd
nesday 9th inst, for the purpose of taking into
consideration the canon passed at the late General
Convention at Cincinnati, entitled 9" OF the Elec-
ton Of Provisional Bishop in the case of Do
cese whose Bishops suspended without precise
limitation Of time" The Convention will proceed
to the election of Provisional Bishop for this
Diocese, in accordance with the provisions OF the
canon should said canon be accepted.
DAVID CorpERFIELD.-We have received from
Messrs. Dewitt x Davenport Tribune Buildings,
this favofite work of Mr.. Dickens. complete. The
whole town have been devourng this work to. day
THE INDUSTRIAL CoSGREss.-The regular week
" meeting of this Central Committee of the
Workingmen of New York and vicinity, meet
this evening al the New City Hall, at \ P NJ. and
remain in session till 1oI o'clock.
SALES OF REAL EsTArE.-The following sales
were made yesterday at the Merchant, Elk
change, of lots at Dunkirk at the termination of
the Erie Railroad on Lake Erie:
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY NOVEMBER 49, 1850

communication was received from AbLer Sanford Col
eclor OF Assessments nominating Joseph Porter 70 the
ONCE oi Deputy Collector OF assessments. I'LL the
ey occasioned by the death OF John Porter which con
hTTned on dITlsiohyiz fIIrmFre-Ald Griffu, Dodge
Noo9 Oakley Chapman Kelly, the President Aid Smith
BaH laws Miller Shaw, Cook, Bard, Britton, De4maler
Franklin and Concklin-l3
4 communication received from the CLERK OF the
Board in answer 10 resolution iqir to licenses and
permits Tor censes granted by MS Honor the Mayor and
recorded IN his Office. which ordered ile and d
fected 10 be printed together with the accompanying pa
perS IN connection with the communication Of his Honor
the Mayor on the subject.
AID Bal moved that the Board do adjourn. which
was carried on divisiou-viz: 4ffrmatirc-Ald Dodge
Woqd Oakley Kelly, the President AID. Smith. Bail. Nil
Ter Franklin and ConckIn-ln Negztpe-Ald. Griffin,
Chapman Haws, Cook. Bard, Britton and Deamater-7
"hereupon, the President announced thai the Board
stood adjourned until tomorrow the 18th inst At O'Clock,
PM D. T. VALENTINE Clerk
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d 1 p n
NOV. IL ALMERA

Nov 49, AIMERA D yANsIEL aged n years and II tar.
The relatives and trends OF the family also
Thee Kelley and H. sonyne respectfully attend
IRON II Sulhyanst
On Monday 49, Group IDA KERR daughter Of Thomas
ard Mary Anne Kerr, aged years and 10 months.
The friends and acquaiatances OF the family and
grandfather John stran respectfully invited
neral THIS Tuesday afternoon, at O'Clock the
her father AZ Monroe-sI cor. Market
On Monday Nov Is congestion of the braip ELLA ROW
LAND, only child Of John MARY Yermeus grand
snd is days
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited attend the
neral from 2 Waver place. tomorrow "wednesday
clock The remains Will Be taker to Greenwood
Philadelphia papers please copy
At Brooklyn, Nov 8 EDWARD JOHN aged years, roa,hs
and 10 days, Charles and Catherine z. Harvey
The friends Of The family his nsal THIS Day
tTsesday at O'Clock NJ from The OF hsr cuaton
uear FG
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Foreign Ports.

Arat Nassau up Oct a. John w-sey acKnney, Porto Eco
9Th bark Magnolia -, SYork; seh Tine Gould, Charleston,
ION sch Ton Keen EYors llth bg Frances Jane Boneuf
Boston 4th brig Lodebar, Drew Wilmington NC CD 2ai brig
victoria Hal Pba; Champion Johns TURKS island org Wasp
FerusadeI. Charleston.
IL Rio JaneirO Sept 20 ships Ohio Hale tos California; Chill
Lynch 1o Gen jones Harding lot NYotE 10 De- Prescott
Sfeat day. Krenn Bsare for N0sans Elva
Harbeci Di1ey Lunets lot Calais. Keen do next day
Mount Washington Psng Gpsey, Lamsop Tor N0reans
ueI DAY; Reudss Green Pat ts; Roanoke Key
Helen Collins day schs Eea Dancan tor Cali
oyuis Midas Egedorn for Savannah 10 dsi Warrington
Bopney, California N 1 days.
cd Cbafottso~n, PEI 29d ut, cs Trial. Gstrot Roi;On
sstl Wlhan, Wash, NYork
Curacao gs-Bark Eliza Hhck Br IN Lyerpooi org So
rah Coleman. I'm Bath ior Coast of FsuezueA DC, 70
Jsree f3Br eg Lady Sale I'm 81 Thomas los Boston "a
ii sehs suan Smith m AID for Bostan IN 10 tsi Elliott C'0E
and Tor Bos;o1, DO.
Punta Arenas sA July BARK Homer Bosoa for Valparaiso
sid June n.
nov hips Elizabeth Graves for Ne" Or 'S ~
Emperor Pedrk. for S0reahs, 80; OIsnbtse Iayor W
Orars 4th latraczn Smith, for aor!esns ga New H. d.
son NYoTk Nhos Ereegh for a Radius
Doane ork 18th Gala Richardson yr ~ ~ poston
Dillingham;, INC Osprey Lucas, use5 bark euAafs' -
Art az s. Johns NJ scb seai.r K5s5'< 5ops Hayes dO
brig Tweed McDougal, Baltimore; sris e "o.'
97r bI1 Gen Warrington. Hammond, So9son-
Ar HsFf,1 nov H. Emily Bten , Pioneer Drake
az; Gaasds de- Nisaragua sept ) ger Of soessdg 90 s1a
Orleans va Vsra Cruz; the 9flgIta ,psnS1caed
FRANCESCA, across the land ha' 0s7N S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-19

~ The Brooklyn Course Of Lectures at The
FemnleAcadeay commences tonight when the hrst Lee
ture oe Course viii be delivered by Park Benjamin. Esq
of New.York Nj Benjamin is welknown, and the subject
he has chosen tonight The Age OF Gold Is one IN
These davs of Californian excitement well calculated to
altrac, crowded audience Those who visit the Brook
lvn Academy tonight may be sure Of entertaining re-
past for the price of . cents
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~ nal az NOV 49, steamer cara4A Sunsoa on Boston a
NYort vi '~'' 'NE HVV'i i8ss-s' SNaA
Al Po,' Sy Ms ch.4aspe,o Foe .at ,,s..
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

NAVY YAnD.-The iron roof which is to cover
the new engine house was being fitted together
previous to its elevation, on Saturday, and from
its appearance it certainly seems calculated to
resist the aggression OF old father Time for centu
RES at least.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-19
TRIBUNE MARINE JOURNAL,
PORT OF NEW-YoRK..
GlenPed,

Ships Urel Fos;'r San Francisco Sutton Co Avalanche
Hawkins. NOrleans, Mailer & Lord
Bsk Emily Hinef, Smith, Mobile, Eagle y Hazard
Big, Danescoye, M4bee, Csdz Brett & Yose Dugsn,
Corson, Charleston
Coles Davis Norfolk Mott Beiel Exchange Sawyer,
Portland CLARK Pha Balance, Mathis Wilmington NC;
beth Conway Phadepha FL z4beh Latnam St MARKS &c
Hurlbut Co; ARABIA Lufsins Jacksohylls.
steamer Oneica, o Seal Pin adelphia.
BARE COMET, Brggs, PhiIadephm.
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M Ar RTEn-

On Monday, hoy 49, By Rev $ Van Duseu KISLoCH DER
Anderson, E-q al Of this City.
Oct 10 the house Of The brides father Rev VT Dickinson,
Hr JAMES LETT OF Brooklyn TO RErsOA TIL GRESA youuses:
daughts OF John E shetish Esq Worth East Datchas. CO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-19
NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

- Yesterday the trains of the Morris and
Essex Railroad entered upon the Winter arrange,
ment, leaving Newark at q AN. and a 2. NJ.
~ Rev Thomas L. Hammer of the Sunday
School Union, Philadelphia, will address the chill
dren of Jersey City and vicinity this afternoon at
81 o'clock in the Reformed Dutch Church. In
the evening at u o'clock to all friends OF Sunday
Schools. Mr. Hammer and others will make ad-
dresses.
~ Some of the live young Wings of Jersey
City propose getting up Wing Club, one that
will always beat their opponents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-19
To Mariners.

The Commissioners Light Houses al Hs~ midland eve nocs
that light recently Pine on hs 2h Coast 81
Tie Island viii be ehbisd and after the s oil Januay next
from sunrise for the Be neht OF n4yFs'o me en-
Of this light that Ct brilliant revolving th OF which ts great
intensity will apparent IN yery direction .hfs %
in minute AT elevation 90 eet ABOVE the ee
OF the sea and visible clear weahsf al distance OF 81
rn-s THE round tower 90 =e' hs patsd "h fsa
nnuNhIts nlterna
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Arrived.

Ship Ida new-so tgns 5urten Vose Roobnson, nbaa't to
Gano Bsarn,n Kingston Jam, 20 d. Old copper, &c,
Left Am vessels port lltl INST t3 ~ ion - -,
spoke Hbernan Packet ttmore,
Africa with tile loss Of and zen had been Knocked
her ends aud her 70 right hers sup
Piled carpenters tools repair when last
Under q
heavy vegher during pas-agespruns ek split sdls &c
Brig Wheeler Marks 70 d cotton, To Hurtut
Co. Oct ST. c Double Head Keys $50 An down by
ship could ascertain her nalne winch charfsi away 10
lying b split 3d. Tying no oresa carrying head bobsiay
eytthg cap and starting castle deck, &c Nov at3} 5 lon
n experienced heavy from the NM" to ME- which lasted ~
hours 18TH lat 50 49, lon IL H. ot heavy squat from hN"
lost opsa when was oeht oeaa Die" o ana tophast ssa
ha nad !, 5esyy ns'S ,n1s of - s aay tt ., ia ,. &C 10
p dha55.. 4 w NJ ~. V..sI. 10, b,f,re reno-d va
Brig Forrest, G4ilson Port an Prince a d gvocd to
Delshed p,. ,,. -, !, -. :. ". !,
Brig AbeoHa Robbins, Aiaazas 20 a. noas'es 10 Dung
Hapkire yesse to Read esss lett before reported lhe
has experienced very heavy weather dur"g me passage
Brig Acone Ryerson Gonaves y ds og"ood mahogany TO
Brett VCse Experienced very heavy weather on he Coast 9Th
INST very heavy gale OF WIND lost part ct deck load ana aI
board bu~as fore and ait At clock yesterday morning. WIN
on Log Island opposite the Quarantine ground ,,, p
big nateiGs hoohef urhs Is anu "a 49, SAT- 10 Nes'i q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-19
CITY ITEMS.

r.err Quarters OF a MlLlioS.-Tho popu-
In nj If this City on the 1stof June last was
, .hont fee hundred and t@enfy thousand as ap,
49, oor. from the returns of the Marshals About
P tsf the Wards are returned the others are par
. "'ll retnrned and partially estimated:
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California yass els Spoken, &c.
Sanken. &c,

Aug at IS n s. lon W shp P'Imya chPnaa I'm boston
SEPT H. lat s. n lon 20 W. Fanny spcef I'm sYo Aug
I3j for Francisco.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-19
Passengers Arrived

In sfearl4ip Cambria, Boton from LverpootMes'rs
sebwenr wife yos ana wife B.oqas,s lseheSy M Dun
As Surgeon Woodeys hr John Lowel Rev Dir Linsworhyi
Messrs Jee Rhodes s. Rhodes M-ssr Wymtn Jas scott
Wr-ssruap Block J w Clark James Blight
In brig Lazy Of the Lake, from Bermuda Greve ami n
oyde
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Whalers.

s.le1 Warren sA bark Dolphin new, 3a5 IS .un' India
Ocean
lcta--lo.hing lurL3I.
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rie Roilroad, on Lake ENG

tthe Merchants Exchange, when the whole of
the balance will be sold
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Board of Aldermen.
OFFIcIAL.l

COMMON COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS
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MINIATURE ALMANAC......THIs DAY

svr-Rl,e.6 81 sets-......4 50 Moos-Ri.es. IS 05a
HIGH WATER.---.-Ho 10
Sandy Hook lea Gov Island. ga He'll GselO h0i
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18TH 8; NScoss for do 6,h; Gala for do s6h On S '
for Francsco Radius, ard osprsy. =, ~ Il,
Adv zaaP., for Se~.Yark ssh sslsa, Williams Tor ~
s5,h yTzioi' Stn Turner Oh =,
ten Serioh; 18Th Abbott Lore RaaIk No'an'i lnIas Wa >
up-Ipi.a Caroline for SYers soou Mana, doda seas for
New Orleans co. Mount Washington % d1 oar do to hssn%
Do s0tb M Am 1ar cha sa sooa chat9a for Ps
Sid I'M Res oet22 Wsbsh B'rres Soeazs ISL James Cor
Cas- DC: st. Sasvo Earque Sse o,l-aa and YN s'd
Arrat sast.pder Dc, as Isaac Newton Bush Norea1s
ass a Oct o.; % Gs s. i s.a. Sopean, Nara
s Get Ct - Fss.y wi s cate: d c.pas5a
1t Gezoa oetaI Rosa Iaaa So,l-aa. ss,h Ga,epeiaa
Arr al 5; Hssna Sept 9 Frances Whitney silver sqrns, and
Mauras JAILED reportsd Bo.toa uaiolo,,i
AR T5e gas dcA Aug 50 KEEPER copp sn.tr4 aa NYor>
SD TN Ad-n sept 80 La Plata Be,pam d1sc.t.
Arr Bombay Sept T. Arthur pessrss jackson Boston FEB
25l SD 2lAt Milton. Harlow. Calcutta
csatt1 sept g. sbps Ar1o Colby Loaisa Potter
son s55 FEM w Mar Ssso6 sf' b G p & RaB
sd 18Th aed from Sand Heads soth bark ReI Bang,
a, smyrna, Ii bark Landa Sears, for Boston s,ii
stamoou KHsnan Siar.ellss arr load Booa; bri
ebens Bordet Boston Malta olosa Boston Sl49.a,
bar Is Suans, Watson Boston; ls. osntni Gartne 10
Scars n ylaa or oa Msba A.n Manson do for SYo,s
haroa ssap,o5 ane 5,tk carsr Scic ar P.erno
At Geroa 5th ult bark Massachusetts, Phhar Tor r1rpan to
Leghoru VII slip Chesapeake, Tor SYork ,e,iyi
brig Caroline Pane for paeuo Sid, no date shp Sharon Merry
Msasa nh; u gyms, SYork, ns brig
ny, Dan Boston; 18Th, brs' VISA
a b b Non Da9a no a aa b SS @ @
ed IN eoGeqqenee Of ek III her upper works brig caaas'
Rochelle as ul bark Shannon Efse, o' Boston, 5;A inst
BY Telegraph.
s9S y E, s, sa5' A % FGss' and Elm 1 o
baey wooo,', Mara Iott SYot 80
raiIG Ger-e'oNn D C Pleifc san, Se,srson Philad
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Lrsh-rpAsssrp GAMBIA, At aosros

t The B brig Pursu "hls lying at anchor the East River
brig Charles Henry this
the bowsprl;, llbb oom, bobstays &C
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COURT OF OYER AND TERMISER-Aonday.-
The trial OF Deany, charged with the murder of
man in Centerst. was postponed to this day,
when the case of the Sandwich, Island man,
charged with murder but alleged to be insane,
will also be called up.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-19

GREAT TEMPERANCE MEETlNG.-The First
Quarterly Meeting of the National Temperance
Society was held at the Tabernacle last evening"
and drew a crowded house. The speakers were
Rev. Henry Ward Beocher Rev, j. B. W akey
p. n Bamum and others. At the close, dona,
tions and collections were received in aid of the
projected Temperance Hall and heading hoom'
Seventeen hundred dollars were taken IN less
than an hour We have full report OF the pro-
ccedipgs, which will appear to- morrow
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gor gGsraa Lasse aollsnJ; Edwsfd Enk sr,Tsr. Dos
tom 1871 Metallic, Am2 EYorh Eagle spear so fc Anchon.
more ith Easbsh jane Ssckson easor arSaa Buckley,
SULLIVAN CD sth brig Sarsuagpa Hssy Phi 18th, brig on.
Lover asrbor No, or,sstsr LAWS. Boston ot
RE or bangor jacob William Ssatibe, vs. sansos fof dew
Lordon; Sarah Parsor NYok o.eoFnS; Nary Turner
RICHMOND Nov A. Arr.ehs osa w r,.. fo1slr EYos 8.
Si dsls b. DO ay L' Hls q we'oys ass DO
lBeow scs Gen Worth Day. Po IL schs Compliance Sears
KOcKLAHD NOV lCArr sghs Ben ka proe sYort laa
@s h"r9s 49, oS asa pear Boston, ah Old 'ch'
sEARsP0RT soy. 7A bga Aeoaa Carver Boston, (spd sk
9th EiSworh cathaus Nc9' h Nck.s do Igt sch yani,
PACE 6o o sd brig ca'e@a ark Cuba th bark BJ'hH'oH
SALEM Sqy it-A 's Tsea Mgs.ds; ,ay sY0 f;
Rorksad Sid brig PaE;o R.o Hsmptoa r1fLy 9son
9 9pyt. and , others A s a'qs Ely rsaa chs
be4icn Tor Gardner Tg Boo.a 90 e Hsssoa EYoI Sd
5rs Nafy Farros aud feet 0ouqs east, AR M sfs
North Tar Es.docia f9r F1 Ts n YeDau. os
~ ~en u.s. rs A Sd S a al Tls5s sms sYo5r r c,,.
SAVANNAH l oi5 fR.Iesr ,cS lone, Loox sa@
Yof1 s SYs ed Sa,t s Be- 5 1 Gsov as
s!F Lys 9 ss" srsa @ cfows 5s @ oaE
d. ~ IN, i R, Pia .e Homes jes fsdei
ga Ar as %9 tai nss sa c Ga'f L inlsn as a
fol e5 HdeE B,9ls pladehs wsai % sea- 'c
fEsG gaksoR NOV lar schr 81 L1ear CoAonop Li-eoa
ye,r, oysArr .eh. yyeotae Retura Shaw aad saaa
~ Bsoa h, I'D ,chs hames, Ereeman aad Fruitful Wac,
oa Boston Perry. bunker New York; a,h, sd seas Mary
Bsiast; 80 .eh D Brooke, Re.e6roo,s5 Sew6glk
TifGsToN soy liar Harvest Jo..pbiae Kew Yas.
@ S a9ss sei ada. DO sA I'D sea R''a' Sfofs 'a9s
ssGTo so s, ri E a' Rosso a.
Pickering Providence ceaIst ssg Palmer. Pat, BOsoos
hfa eares &ls ys,ac' Ne" Yo Iasrns. Turner dol Mary
WARREN. i6Arr 'cA Goa, HuI.s o,ytoa rsa4slpAs
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-10-11
IS HERIFF3S SALES,
PickeHas District.
By VIRTUE, OF wRITs OF ,FIERI ,FAcIAs TO

BY VIRTUE, OF wRIrs OF ,FIERI ,rAcIAs TO
~ ME DIRECTED. - ~
Wilde soldbefore the Courthouse
in Pickens District, within the legal
honrs, on the first Monday and Tues
idaym Novembernext:e9 iTi s.
'. l42 Acres of Land lyiag on the
waters of Twelve Mile Cwer, adj
joininglan Of VIM. Boggs and 9th
ers, levied on as the property OF
Geo. w. Kilburn at the suit of VIM.
Smith and Geo. W.Taylor.
200 A Res less, l1sna,.%ors iSiSg on o,n. or
Creek, adjoining lands of Jno. Evans
and others levied on as the. property
? John A. Evans at the suit of John
Rankin. n aeI''
. Purchasers to pay for titles.
j. A. DOYLE, S.P. d.
Oct. III, 1850. a'ft
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-10-11
SOUTH CAROLINA. )ll..lI.I'I'
pICKENs DISTRICT.

.
John Cobb, Ap-l aa 10 s1.t0
'plicant VS. James In the Court of
Cobb etal. defts.S Ordinary.
FWhereasthere has been deposited
in the Ordinary's Office of said Dis
tfict paper purporting to be the last
Will and testament of Robert Cobb,
deceased, the applicant aforesaid
having filed his petition requiring the
same to be proved in due ard solemn
form OF law, and it having been
shown to my satisfaction that Jas.
Cobb, one of the heirs at law ofthe
sad deceased. resides without the
limits ofthis State, lit is therefore or
'dered and decreed thathe do appear
at the Court of Ordinary for said
District, to be held at Pickens c.. ri.
ON the 9Th day of November next,
to show cause if he can why the
said will should not be proved in due
and solemn form of law, and entered
on record, or his consent to the same
wi be taken pro coafesso as to him.
GIyen under my hand and seal
\ August 5th, 1850. }'i ''
I'A \. w. ID. STEELE, O. P.D.
t' F'i" I2-taoc.