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to- The following splendid assortment of new GOODS
are just received and for sale by the subscribers:
"A heavy undressed Shirting L4INEN
DO. do. for ladies and children:
100 pieces Long LAWN, assorted;
LINEN CAMBRIA and BATISTES;
"a and "A Bird sEye DIAPER;
S.4and l04 Damask do;
81 and 1914 double Satin do.
81 to 44 Damask TABLE CLOTHS;
"a to pa double Satin Damask CLOTHS;
SO, "a and rs NAPKINS, assorled;
"A heavy FRINGED TOWELS:
4.4heavy HUCKABUCK TOWELS:
cases very heavy Drogheda SHEETINGS width 1Os
inches;
., 8, 3, TO- II and 1874 very superior Barnsey and
Scotch SHEETINGS;
The above goods were manufactured for us; we therefore
can give full of their pure Linen and will give
our customers the privilege of returning them, if what
represented. ALSO;
y, III, ii, IL, IL and 14-4 White Toilet QUILTS;
., ~, ii, IL, Is and IA Pink and Blue do:
100 pairs emb'd Lace and Muslin CURTAINS, ass I'd.
Just received and for sale by p Il e. REILLY
NINA biZdp corner Canal and Royal streets.
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H. J. COKE & CO., DRUG6rsTs, Corner Of Maga-
Ia zie aud P0ydrds streets, prepared exc q
cute orders for Painters Country Physicians and Fam. 80
l9es Every article warranted genuine. Dr. L. J. WI
COXEs Preparations, extensively used for ten years L
recommending themselves by their effects:
SOUTHERN COUGH SYRuP-An uneQualed remedy
ExFiSRFl&SGgff 81 G S6PR R9fffznr sA r.
NkN AND CUBEBS-A certain and agreeable cure,
superior to the Capsules or any other extract
IOMlC, EATRAGf OF SARSAPARILLA AND
IAkAAACUM-The strongest preparation that can
be made as proved by the effect produced.
BAhSAM OF NAPHTBA, TAR, LIVERWORT, etc.
For the cure of Consumption and Bronchitis
LoDISiANA NERMIFUGE, RHEUMATIC LINZ
TONIC AGUE SYRUP and PILLS. n1s Iysdp
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Amusements... This Evening.

Or. caARIus THz4rRr. - Macbeth p .sFbs Day
A1efths Wedding"
ftAemx,s VARlErrEs.--
peNxssfIAl ExcHAssR HALL.-conesr
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Spring Goods,

VI. II. HAGGER1Y ~ BRO. No. So Canal Street.
Respectfully solicit the attention of Ladies their
and very select assortment of FANCY DRESS GOODS,
Just received from Paris, consisting Of-Pain Satin Plaid
Metaine Argentine Abene, Brlantine, Bresilen Broche
Brocade, Embroidered, Pompadour, Gace DOre Lustre,
Changeabe and richly Printed BAREGES, SILK IT'S
SUES of all the above styles
FOuLARDS and GRENADINES;
Linen LuSTRE and Silk LUSTRE, for Travelling
Dresses
Printed French JACONETS, BRILLANTES, and
very rich French Printed MUSLINS, ORGAN
DIES and BAI.ZORINES;
Dotted, Embroidered, and BrOche Swiss MUSLINs,
White and COlOred
French Embroidered LACE, and Muslin CAPES and
COLLARS.
Irish Linens.
Just received and opened very large of so
hnlsh pure FLAX LINENS, from the celebrated Manufac.
tories OF Ghon, Mulholand Ferguson, fully guaranteed
and offered at very low prices.
fy26 2dptf No 10 CgN1L Street
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DANCING ACADEMY,


X r. CllSsEY late from PARIS respectfully informs
III the Ladies and Gentlemen this city he will lut
the LIST Of November his Dancing Acaderny al & NJ
No Is CaTondec street, where he will all The &1k
Dances that now in among the fashionable
circles in FIis such as Quadrilles, Yas deux Temps,
waltz cnque Temps German Polka Rowa Moscowka Polka Ma
zourka which the only Dances te
saloons In Europe M c. latter danec a being
both graceful and elegant particularly bv lady and
gentleman. Il is easily learned. -
Ladies and Gentlemen desiring learn Dances can
instructed by calling hT c. between and oeoek e hours
being devoted 10 giving private lessons He Will so give
pays for children Mondays aud Thursdays Hours O'Clock
Gentlemen respectfully informed will be opened for
mem rom un 10 O'Clock evening 10 the those
wish to perfect themselves
them dance QuSde5 and Waltzes space Of one month
~ Dizziness Of the headtn Waiting entirely Dancing
NooHis' 10 CafoAdslet street, near Common o29 sra
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~ GABBETT, MD. WV. DENNY, MD.
J. IsLER, MD, JoHN WILsoN, MD.
J. HAMMOND, MD. N, w. SEAT, MD,
J. ,. CURTIS, Md" mhS tyI


Dr. TOwnsend's Compound Extract OF
Sarsaparilla.
Nc Wonder and Blessing Of he Aqc-GRE1T SPRING AND
SUMMER hEDiCLNEfh put pm Quart Bottiesi
II six uts cheaper pessaner superior any
sold II cures disease thout vomiting purens, ckeng de-
eatng The patient The hsany and superiority THE
Sar'apara all other Medicines eTadioSes disease
1t inv'gorates the body. Ili o. very
spring and summer Medicines EVER KNOWN.
u not only puTss the whole System aud strengthens the but
creates pure and rich blooda possessed BY other
medicine And In thu hes the grand its wonderful
has perioTme within the sst than 1903 On ee'
Of severe disease at least coo considered noTsbe
It has saved the lives Of than 5000 CHI den the two past
1000 cases Of Chronic Rheumasni
300 eases Of Dyspepsia
200 cases Of General Debility and Want OF EntTgy
l0G0 cases Of the different Female Complaintsi
gOO cases Of seTofula
loo cases Of the Liver Comp aint
xS0 cases Of Dsease Of the Nj nsys and DruPsyi
800 cases OF the Gravel;
loo cases Of Sick Headache
l5tO cases Of The Dropsy;
seon eases Of Consuuippoui
qua Thousands Of q Dintsss ot he Blood VIZ
Ue bEInrrlas Salt Rhsum pimpes on the Face, eesi1
ls' earssa ETC., together with numerous eases o.
mes aeh Pam in the Side and Chest pine Aneeo etc
~ prepared and sold By s. p NSEND, NJ D., i5 Fulton
street New ora, and sod by the only Asea fo1 New Or cans,
mh4 Of 2dp J. WRIGHT & co. 151 Charres St.
Hay, CORN, OATS, BRAN, AND sHORTs-
Constantly in s0ro and for sale in lots suit purchasers,
by lfy4Apn1 j. GARLAND & CO.. LafaYstts Al.
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ds 81 qRH aanir =. Used Pa; !, Mq 6
San t and fSS White As In cSe ohO FTOp,
iosE Ms. badger Z f E@ias. Tenn S WOodd,
n yEERANRA-IL Irwin. n G; W stan.bqry, Block, R
Jones, b Newell GSr Canine, B Howe. woodruff,
La; Nh NJ @ Hayes Texas; ii i Hays o w MELON,
PLASTESs-C Webb, n Q; y w CLARK; G Seaman and
lady, y n, Morgan La G yinnegerhoz, Schuyler,
burn, Ala; WonielsdOrff and lady. Miss; B Hall.
HEWLETT ST Emerson; ]. Dederick, Tenn; Morrow.
/, E Wallis, Miss Emerson w Sportsman; W PEBBLES;
,CoMMERoIAL,I Link, St Louis; T Byrne, N o; w ]
WIZ Ky " N DuTn GwiS stgle5 Fryey
Douglass, Ky.
Steamboat Departures This Day.
Hs-SEE ADVERTISEMENTS ON THIRD PAGE
1 sssa.: ::SRET2 i,l ss.1 M Cars
Ta1oo s''r 80. ::,.. Exit, s...ss s' I'M
81. Louie tA%REN SS caryis, Ia NJ.
~ steamer JOSIAH LAwRENcE-For St. Loui.-Thi. e1.
e.sni passenger steamer will positively leave THIS DAY
mns I S#ITf a y street.
CORsON IL ARMSTRONG have taken an Office a,
where they viii pleased to o e6d, s PfS
eie, anu Hll their oruers as usual. mhS Pm
"ANTED-By the advertiser, a SITUATION as
sion House Having resided many years in this State and
naa experience in either of the above capacities
ana me best recommendations, is DESTROYS of obtain.
ING immediate employment For further information address
=. N at this Office mbS St
MADAME HOUNG-Ths celebrated philosopher Cate
vi of New York; can be consulted at No ri Caronaeie
street. daily, except Sundays, from A. M to p M
inform all who consult her Of their disposition and cha 1g
and leading transactions Of the past and future
or gentleman 81. mis- 81
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10 In single century, four thousand millions
OF human beings appear on the face of the earth,
act their parts, and sink into its peaceful bosom.
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AUCTION SALES.
Family

~ Solss Arrangements for he srs0a-SHye Bank Other
stocks Tuesdays and Thursday Estate Wednesdays
Saturdays, Il O'clock Arcade General sales inter
netae days ~ Once No. 10 Banss Arcade Passage,
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G1- Whatever dangers threaten tue Union.
shall stand by it, and maintain it in its integrity.
President Iagl0r's Message
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Our Reporter adds the following The Citizens
Bank Bill was to-day passed in the Senate to a
third reading by 2 majority. | am very sorry to
inform you that the friends of the convention and
protection bills now entertain no hopes Of getting
them through the Senate. 1t is the general inn
preston that even the friends of the former in the
Senate, are AFRAID to face the music. The Nash
vile Convention resolutions will come up to-mor-
row in the House A substitute will be offered,
viz the Tennessee Resolutions. You may put
down Louisiana as being opposed and refusing to
send delegates to that convention.
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FRmily..,..............s Grocery. StO
BY SYKES. HYDE &. On.

FRIDAY, March $, hafpast auction
Il at the corner Of Gaiennie and Tehoupitouas
CoutsEs OF yell selected Family GROl cay STORE II not,
previously sold private SALE
Also
T.eaEa Of said Store running IA I1Iv is5I IA
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Postponed sale OF Fine Furnilure-TO be sol
Without reserve on account Of departure.
.
..-.-.. .Hais......... hnts- -...,,. sNudiC sale
BY SYKES. HVnE A.. Cn

NFEDNESDA March 49, h7pyst 10 O'clock-Ni be sold.
~ q their Auction sales Room No So Magazine street by
Of The syndc ot Auirew Rankin & co..
100 cases HATS different qualities. Sale positive
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BE WARNED IN SEASON!
kF Cough which daily weakening
eoratiuI;ion and lungs inviting tint
disease Consumption when soothing heang remedy
be obtained as DR. 4. R0GERS' SYRUP OF LIYER-
WORT AND TAR. For sale
scoviI. & MEAD's, lis ohartres st.
fE- See advertisement on outside g smsp
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CLOTHING! CLOTHING! For Persons
Bound TO California!
ALFRED MUNROE g. CO., "a Magazine ST.,
ouD respectfully invite persons bound for California to call
w al their where be found full assortment Of the fol-
lowing articles
Heavy Pilot cloth and Blanket COATS
Castor Beaver SACS;
Hunting COATSI
OVERCOATS Of every description;
Riding Cord and Satnet PANTAL0ONg;
Heavy Pilot cloth
Blue and gray BLANKETS, heavy quality.
India Rubber Cg0thiRg-
India Rubber Clocks, with and without seeyesi
India Rubber Paletots and Capes
India Rubber Caps; Clothing Bdgsi
Provision Bags; Water Bottes: LeggngBi
Bankesi Wadng Boots etc. etc.
....Also.,..
Red and white FLANNEL SHIRTS and DRAWERS
do. hERrSO do do.
Cotton Merino Lamb, Shakers Half Hose;
hsrino and Buckskin Riding Gloves, etc
To- All Of which will be sold CHEAP for CASH
ALFRED MUNROE 81 CO.'S One Price Store,
fy5 9ntf "a Ma g1,iDs st.
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Desirable Private Dwelling House In the most i'm
proving location in the Second Municipality.
BY HENRY w. PALFREY.
ltalslns HRisins- RaisiI
RY SYKES HYDE A. IN

NATIH)AI, M8Ih . p HIpasI 10 0'cl0ok--Wi odd in
- 81 their MasIzue street SAMPLES
and d-'yertd on Tie Le7ee from board ship ias arrived
500 boxes RdifinE choice fruit, LJrng's brand.
80 hElfsuyes do. DO, TO- d.. do.
1850 quarter boXes do. do DO. do
FERNS tsae
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NOTICE To
BRIDGE BUILDERS 8.

THE Subscribers have become owners
of Thayer's Patent Improved plan of
Building BRIDGES, for the Districts of
Anderson and Pickens, and are prepared
to sell single rights or to take contracts
for building bridges in the above districts.
The above Patent is pronounced bv
all scientific mechanic, wh have exam
ined it, to comtine more advantages than
any other bridge ever kno, n-for cheap
ness. beauty, STRENGTH, and durability :.
cannot be surpassed The gre It advan
age yer all other bridges is, that amy
pie g of timt err in the bridge, can he ta-
ken out and replaced at pleasure, with
out erdangeling its strength in the least
n bridge once built need never be re-
built entirely anew.
For further particulars inquire at this
office. or address the subscribers at An
derson C. H., S. {:
HARRISON & WYNNE
Jan. s. 80 33 I'm
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
Pickcms District.
Harriet Vanzont, applicant,

amanda Jane Vanzont, JeptAa Nor
tom Vanxanf, Robert Will;Gm Vnnxa, .,
Lap'na Elizabeth Vungdnt, George IHos.
Vnnzonf, Defendants.
appearing to nv satisfaction that the
DEPENDENTS all reside without this State,
1T is therefore ordered that they do ap.
pear and object TO the division or sale of
the Real Estate of William Vanzant, de-
ceased. on or befor the Eighth day of
Hpril next, or their consent to the same
will entered of record.
w D. STEELE, p. d.
Ordinary Office, 8 Jam, 1850.
81 I'd
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Guardians and Trustees

Liable to account before the Commits
sioner in Equity, are required 10 make
their Returns rs the law directs during
the first week in April next, positively.
MILES NJ. NORTON, C. f. P.p.
Pickens, S. c., March 2, 1850
Al tigtgi st
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
IN THE COMMON rLEAs
PlCKENS DISTRICT.

IN THE COMMON rLEAS
PlCKENS DISTRICT.
VS.. E. NJ. Keith
John Bishop. Prfs Atty.
The Plaintiff having this day fled lis
declaration in my office, and the defend
ant having neither wife nor attorney
known to be in this State, ,-On motion;
1t is ordered. that the defendant do ap-
pear, and plead or demur to the said de-
claration, within year and day from
this date, or Judgment will be entered by
default.
w. L. KEITH. G. c.p.
Clerks Office,
May 10, lS49. I
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-03-09

Tins. .MoRrALrrY ~ CAMYoRS1A. The
following pagagrapb. from the journal of
Commerce. shows how great the mortal.
ity is California. Persons tlom there
say that many deaths occur of which no
notice whatovcris taken by the newspa-
pers, and scarcely any by the inhabit .nts,
who, are too busy in their various pursuits
to besiow much care upon she dead.
The journal says: al Life Insurance
Company in New York finds the number
of deaths among its California risks, seq.
enteen. instcad of 81. which they should
have been according to the tables. This
affo ds some idea of the hez,rds to lift.
encountered by California Adventures.
Young men who are even doing tolerably
well at homo had better stay where they
are
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N t. w e. @ Cd S !

THE Subs, riber would again inform
his friends, and the public generally, that
he has just received fresh supply 70
ScasOnable Goods /!
consisting in part of the following articles,
viz Calicoes, from 8 to 20 cents per
yard; Shirting, bleached and brown ;
Cambrics, Lawns and Alpaccas Cloths,
Tweeds, Casslmeres, &C., for g. ntlemen's
wear; Blankets, Hats, Caps, Bonnets.
&C.; Umbrellas, and variety of other
articles, which he will sell very cheap for
cash.
s. r. MoFALL.
Pickens G. r.. Dec. 10, 40. 32-b
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N OTICE

All Persons having demands ae ans
the Estate of Sheriff Haynes, dec ,ascd,
will hand them in legally attested those
indebted must make payment.
w. d. STEELE,
NoA. 18th Ordinary q Admir-
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NOTICE.
TO DISTRIB UTEEs

- - 10 u y II ~ y
The Distributes of the Estate af Henry
Garner decd. are hereby notified 10 ap-
pear in the Court of Ordinary on Friday
the 9th of March next, for final and full
settlement of said Estate. Each Distrib
utee will he required 10 render on oath a
schedule ofall property received by them
from said Estate
All persons having demand, against
said Estate are required to present them
to me duly attes,cd on or before the sth
of March next, or they win be barrd by
the settlement.
JAMES GARNER, Admir-
Pickens G. H., C. Jan. 70, 1850
80 g.
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Monument to The Mother Of Washine-
fon.--1 bill is now hefore the Legisla-
tire OF Virginia 10 incorporate the MA
ry Washington Monument 1ssociation,
to construct a monument to the mother
of Washington.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-03-09

An excellent clarct is now manufac-
turcd in Texas. from the Mustang grape.
AS many rs five barrels have been made
upon single plantation. The spontane-
Gus production of this grape in Texas ex-
cells all belief. Thousands of ofhogsheads
of wine. nowise inferior to French CIar.
ct. could be manufactured every year
from this hardy native grape.
A great comterfeiting establishment
in Illinois was recently broken up. ALI
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Daguerrean Artist
Micajah Alexander
j. L. Byram
H. j. Campbell
Peter Ellington
Elijah Foster
w. Grant
Rev. D. Humphreys
James Holden
James Lay
Baily Mosley
Alfred Mccall
Rev. John Owens
Watson G. Roe
John Wilson
f. e. 4
January, l2, 1860.
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NEW ORLEAs. Feb. 90

-. wv >1'LEHo' It VU. IU.
The sales of Cotton Yesterday amoun-
ted to but barely 500 bnles. Dealers
were disappointed in not receiving the
accounts by the Ame,ica. The receipts
are 10000 bales behind those at the
same time last year.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-03-09

Duel between Ladies.--A duel lately
occurred at Madrid between two young
ladies. One was ultimately shot in the
leg; and the combat cclsed pro .ierS.
sipally g reconciliation was effected BY
the gallant senior whose channs had
evoked the apple ofdiscord.
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Letters.

Remaining in the Pest Office at Pick ems G,
H., Quarter ending 3lst Dec, $40, which i
not taken out within three months will be sent
o the Post Office Department as dead letters
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the dies, presses and other machinery of
the rascs!s were seized. Also $4,000
in spurious coin.
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I.OdDK a9VJT

Those indebted to the subscriber can
save cost by calling and settling their
notes and accounts as longer indulgence
cannot be given.
JAMES GEORGE
Jan. 8, 80 If
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tH.i. I'll iils, w. S. CoTuRAN
E. j. BUCKMAsTER.
w A II Ell OU Sc
COlMTMissiOm NHerchamfs.

Commissions Merchants.
Mnrket-Street, HAMBURG, s. C.-WArERpRoop
Mclntosh-Street, AucusrA, Ga.--FiREpRooy.
Take this method of informing their
friends and the public generally, that
they still continue the WAREHOUSE and
COMMISSION business in this place and
Augusta, Ga, where they offer their SER
vices TO RECEIVE, SToRE OR SELL CoTroN.
FLorR, BACON, &C., RECEIVE AND For,
WARD MERCHANDISE, Buy GooDs, FOR
PLANTERS OR MERCHANTS.
Their Warehouse in Augusta is ON
McIntoshstreet, in the centre of the Cot
ton trade.
Their Warehouse in this place is safe
from water and isolated, therefore not
exposed to fire.
AS they will be constantly at their
post, promoting the interest of their
friends (Which they are aware will add to
their own) They solicit and hope to
merit and receive full share of that lib
eral patronage heretofore bestowed, and,
for which they now return thanks.
Liberal cash advances will be made,
whenreouired. ON any produce in store.
JEFFERS, CoTHRAN & Co.
Hamburg, Sept. lst, 1s40. s Is
GOODS! OODSs!
FOR SALE Low--FoR5CAsH.
The subscribers have just received
and are now opening a fresh supply of
FaaA and Winter Goods
Consisting of Cloths. Cassimeres T1yeeds
all wool; Vestings, Cravats, &c, for gen
tlemens wear. Alsoa we'll selected stock
for LadEies, Wear:
Consisting in part of Alpaccas, Alharnbra
Plaids, Camelion Lustre, Shaded Cash
meres. some beautiful patterns; Shawls
all sizes s.--Aiso, fine Irish Linen, Bleached
and Brown Shirtings and Sheetines.1 A
fine assortment of Rough a. Ready Hats,
Of all Colors; Cloth Caps, Oyercoats:
Blankets; a lot of Boots and .Sh, es. fine
and coarse, al sizes. A variety of School
and other Books; Letter and Cap Paper.
Drugs sanld Medicines;
CrOckery Hard ''D
yvseSsG aHAsl W '
CWthetsy; t'"
Mails. HHsSpEa 3qH
asbea ca SsshssSs; a''~ ~
Sugar, Coffee, HHOaasses.
- 1T. lQT't
Fine Tobacco, ALBANIAN
time Candies, &c.,,
Besides numerous .oti er articles usually
kept in an country Store. whichsour
friends and the public generally are invi-
ted to call and exannine. a RFpFi a2H
+ s. BENSON &TAYLOR
P. SD Corn, Peas, Rice, Eeeswax.
W0ei ard old Pewter, will be- taken in
exchange for Goods. s 81 fBy SYos
Pickeas q. H., Dec. 90. '4e.W qtf
Positively the last NOafe.e.
A LII persons iniebtedto the subscriher for
q the year ls4s, are Especially soiieite1
to make payment, on or before Slsa aist Of
March next. as I am compelled ID have
money. Those not complying sstist the
above. will find their Notes and AcrSunts
in tho hands Of proper ofIieeSs sor, col
lection. -,
Pickens Q. II. Feb. I2, 1850. g'l'fas
3o-2-t 7''tt2fF'+
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RIackwcod's Magazine
AND THE
British Quarterly Review q

AND THE
British Quarterly Rcvicvvs
Owing to the late revolutions and
counter-revolutlons among the nations o
Europe,which have followed each other
in such quick ST c ession, and of which
The end is rot get" the leading periodi-
Gals of Great Britain have become invest
ed with a degree of interest hitherto un-
known. They occupy middle ground
between the hasty, disjointed, and ne
cessarily imperfect records Of the news
papers, and the elaborate and pondcrous
treatises to be furnished by t. e historian
at future day. Whoever reads these
periodicals obtains correct and connect
cd account of all the important political
events of the old world, as they occur,
and learns the various conclusions drawn
from them by the leading spirits of the
age. The American Publishers there
fore deem it proper 10 call renewed atten-
tion to the W 'rks they republsh and the
very low prices at Which they are offered
to subscribers. The following is their
list, viz:
The LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEW,
THE EDINBURGH REVIEW,
THE NORTH BRITISH REVIEW,
,
me " A'i "'N''h" REVIEW
and
BLACKwooD's EDINBURGH MAGAZINE.
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