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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1851-02-01
SHERIFF's SALES,
PicIxeshs District.

BY Virtue OF wRITs OF lFIERI FAcIAs TO
ME DIRECTED. a8
VIII be soldbefore the Court-hu,se
in Pickens District, within the legal
honrs, on the first Monday and Tues.
day in February next
a IL, the interest which defendant
"a has in a Tract Of Land Wino
on the road leading from Pickensyille
TO Table Rock, adjoining lands of
Robert Norris, David D1hkin and
Others, whereon The defendant now
illyes, containing ll5 acres mofe o.,
less ! wagon 2 par gear, / bay
horse, | bay mare, one ne1ro ".
man, Cella on Tuesday after sale
day at'defendant' s residence. SO blsb
els ,corg,50O bundles fodder, . cows, !,
ana calves, l sorrel colt. and j sor.
fel Poay all levied on asthe propef-
ty OF Peter Reid, d free man s,f sfIor.
at the suit ofW. L. LsKeith
ME undivided half 81 d traet of.
Land lying on Cane creek ad.
joining lands of Vim. Fevans. John.
Cannon, containing 500 acees S. more.
or less, levied ON as the property of
Woodlin = TX
iOO "a Aeres Land, moro og ess. q.
ing on Littls River, a1jaininal9nds sc
l N Robins yno Masddilj, and 9th
efs, leYsed on as The l,St,s,f.stv y I,,.s,s
pes WiIlia9ls b { tIle IF 81 j gIi.1,fv'
ard aaa others
PURCHASERS 70 pay for titles.
IA. DOYLE, S. j. 5.
Jan. IL, 1850. %
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ssrayca or Sfog,czpn

BROM Mrs. Simpsons, near An
"A dcrsonville, "Wednesday night
25th December, 1850, a Dark Iron
Gray Horse, l6 hands high, 6 years
Old splint on left fore leg, shod all
round, some saddle marks on left
side, a spot on his face somewhat re-
sembling a star, the under part of his
name cut with rope, feet and legs
black, with a little white on hind
feet. The following reward is prom
ised: Ten dollars for Horse, Fifty dol
lars for Thief and Horse,
VIM. RANSOM.
Wilson'S Creek, Ann. Dist. S. c..
22 tf
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RHaiI IsOmtes.

OhOPOSALS Tor carrying the
Il mails Of the United States from
the first of July, 1851, to the Both of
June 1855, inclusive, in South Caro-.
lima, will be received at the contract
office Of the Pest Office Department
in the city of Washington, until 10 Il.
M, of the Ist of April, 1851 Ito be die
cided by The 10Th day of April ON
the routes and i'll the manner and
time herein specified, viz:
1907 From Pendleton, after arrival
of Augusta stage, say at p M, four
times a week, Tuesday, Thursday,
Friday and Saturday;
To Pickens c. h. by p m, Id
miles, .,CI
And back between 5 m and 10
32OS From Pickensville at S a m
once week Saturday;
BY Equality, Shutdown, Silver
Glade, Newell, Golden springs, Dou-
thet and Brushy creek;
10 Pickensville by 61p m, equal to
20 miles and back. o
1909 From Panther Fork at 4 a m,
once week, Wednesday; )
BY North Saluda and Tituroy;
TO Pumpkintown, by ID m, %
miles;
And back between j p m and 8 p
1913 From Pickensville at 6 a m,
once a week, Saturday;
by Dacusville, Pumpkintown I2-
Mile, and Wolf Creek; s,
To Pickensville by SIP m, equal
to 2l miles and back.
32l4 From Pickens C.. h. at z a m,
once a week, Saturday;
by Robert Stewards, Anderson's
Mills, and Nix's on Eastatoe;
10 Plckens c. h. by Up m, equal
to lS miles and back.
1913 From Pickens c. h. at 8 a m.
twice a week, Saturday and Wednes
day;
BY West Union, Colonel's Fork,
Horse Shoe, Walton's Ford, Cato
Goa Falls, Gainesville, Nacoochee,
Mount Yonah, Pleasant Retreat and
Cayender's Crek,
To Dahlonega, Ca, by o D m,
next Monday and Thursday, so
miles;
And buck between 8 a m Monday
and Thursday, and 8 y no next days.
Proposals to embrace Blue Creek.
instead ofNacoochee, will be considl
efed a
32I6 From Pickens c, h. at 1 D nj,
once a week, Saturday; 't. ff {.
BY Oconee Station, Cheohee, and
Whetstone;
10 Pickens CHI by m mex
day, equal TO % miles and back.
32l7 From Pickens q. n. ait 6 4. Sn.
once week, Saturday,
By Clayton's Mills, salnbritv.
Plckepsyille, Wolf Greek, and Jol8
Hughes;
10 Pickens 9, b, by Sp m, equal 10
u miles and back. n ~ II
1918 From Pickens q. h. at q a M,
once a week, Saturdays
32k8 from pickens q. Il. atl1 4 IA.
once aweels, Saturday, q
{ By BoNntj' E,aIltl, lare,acnt ~
chelor's Retreat, Snow Greek, and
Martins creek; Iii, M ga.4.
To Pickens c, b. by6p m nex,
day. equal 70 q niles aud back. Z.
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20 20 IllIIlI9 D II z "a ~,

By has ETcelle,tcy Et7sstcDaysh R.
lSed6rook Governor AID Co,,,n,S,,a
= der-tafchief IA and oee1. the, sSf1,fg or
n 'S0sat Carolina =
M ~ ,ft5tsht,REAS, In pursaanee of am
act of the Legislatufe oftbis
Stated the votes Of nlenlbers of fbo..
lhlriy-secord Congress have bean
counted by commissioners, APPOINTED
Tor that purposes; andit appetfrs feat
the Hon. Daniel Wallace has been
elected for the first Congressioiial dis
n1ct, composed of the districts of
ppartanburg, Union, Work and (shes
Ter; lion. James T.. Orr has beer 9
lected for the second CsonGressioi{al
qlsSirct' nSi composed ofsthe districts Of
Flckeris, Anderson, Greenyille and
Ltaurens; Hon. Joseph "A. Wool
ward has been elected for the third
congressional district, composed Of
the districts of Lancaster, Kershayv
Fairfield, Richland and Sumter: Hon.
John McQueen has been elected for
the efourth Congressional district COM
posed of the districts of Chesterlield.
Marlboro Darlington, Marion, Iior-
,SsNiOW Wll ttIIu w llHdllSDurWss
Hon, a. a Burt has been elected for
the nth Congressional district, com
posed of the districts of Abbeville.
Newbcriy, tHg ffii i d aid ii 4 Ie
lion. VIM. Aiken has been elected
Tor the sixth Congressional district,
composed ofthedistnctof Charleston
Hon. i, ColcoclI has b.sen cleo
ted for the Seventh CONGRESSIONAL dis
trict. COMP posetl of the districts ofOr-
&ngebarg, BarnWelL Beaufort, Cole
ton and the parishIof ST. Johns.
Now, therefore, I, Whitemarsb B.
.Seabrook, Governor and .commander
n.chet IN and over. the State afore-
sad, doissue this my proclamation
notifying and declaring, according To
the provisions Of the said tacfs, that
Daniel Wallace, J.L, Orr, Joseph
a. Woodward, Jonn McQteen, "A.
Burt, w. Aiken, ana w. II. Colcock
had a majority of the votes IN their
respective congressional Districts,
and are therefore duly elected Rep
resentatiyes in the Congress of The
UnitedStates.
Giyenunder ny hand and the seal
of the State, at Columbia, this gthof
December, A. ID. 1850, and m the
seventy-fifthyear of Observation-Disclosures
OF the United Statesof AmeFiea.s
~ B. SIsAI3R Ok
Il Is Hlesiaga esag OF Sztsslh.
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Managers OF Elcedi0ms.

E'Gtrdct from the Ict cal2iRg a Con-
Uentior Of the People, Dec, 1850:
''Eo. VI And be it further enacted by
the authority aforesaid, That on the second
Monday in February next and on the day
following, managers of elections for the
several districts shall. after giving public
notice, as in cases of elections for members
of the Legislature, open the polls and hold
elections in their respective districts for del.
egatcs to said convention, in all respects in
| the same manner and form and at the same
places as elections are now conducted for
members of the Legislature And all per
sons who are qualified and entitled, by the
constitution and laws of this State, to vote
Tor members o. the Legislature, shall be
qualified and entitled to vote for said del
egates to said convention; and in cases
OF any vacancy occurring by the death,
resignation, removal from the State, or re-
fusal to serve, Of any person elected a del
egate to the said convention, the presiding
officer OF the said convention shall issue his
wrltauthorlzlng and requiring the mana
gers of elections, in the election districts in
which such vacancy may have occurred,
after giving due notice thereof, to omen
poll and hold an election to fill such yacan-
cy, as in cases for the election of members
of the Legislature"
FOR PENDLETON DISTRICT.
AtPendleton Village: Elam Sharp, ir.,
n. @. Campbell and s. e. Maxwell. :
Anderson O. H.: w. Harrison, Thomas
III. Russell and b. r. Crayton.
Haynie's John Carpenter, w Haynie
and William Brownlee.
Stantonville: JAS. Gambrell, Jasper Will
son and William Telford
Craytonyille' VIM. Cox, p s. Johnson,
and A. j. Brock.
Greenwood: G. w. Rankin, J. NJ. Wei
born and r. M. Pickens.
Sherrard's f. w. Davis, w. j. Simpson
and David Sadlef. M aNlt,
Cosper's: w. ID. Gray, G.. L. MCGEE,
and u. Hall. .t..
Rock Mills: Robert McLees, w. s..
Shaw, and Jas. II. Mc1inton.
Douthet's: w. ID. Stton, Reed Gam
brelL and John Roseman, sen.
!, orryille Charles Irby, j. T. Rogers and
Thomas Duckworth
Browns NJ. G.: r. NJ. Brown, Green L.
- i''7Oii '1Oii t'iNt ~ "a, mig,
Majors Store: John G. Horton, James
Major, jr., ID. Dunkin.
0antt's Store: 40. Williams Robert O. /
Treble and VIM. n. hcker. ifJ
AndersonyiIle; F.E. Harrison, J Ohm Cox
and Charles Barrett. g
Minton's: r. M. Morris, D. 4. Rainwater
and VIM Harper @W sl
White Plains: Elijah Owen, Ezekiel
Murphy. and w. B Welborn.
Townyille: T. II. Simmons, II, II. Van
diver and j p. Harris.
Storeville: Jesse w. Norris, ir,, James
Hardness, and J N. Brown.
Gentreyille: John a. Reeves, John Be-
lotte and 81. z. Hillhouse.
Piekeps Q, Fl: }. Burnett, s. Kirksey,
and John Craig. ~
.99imnier's RlnsB. Davis, J. Y. Jones,
and James Ferguson.
Hurricane: Robert Stewart, WDo. G..
Newton, and "a. Alexander.
Wolf Creek w Hunter, Thos, billiard,
and W8 Porter.
q Kapatrick's: o. HIP. FAM, III. r.. Hun.
nicgtt and Stephen Baldwin = sa
Hagoods:pB. A. Barton, G., Brcazeale, 4
and j. IT, AmbIer;, - sf'1s41Di1 \
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1851-02-01
A AGREATNATIoNAL PICTURE.
w AS II [ N Gp ONt ~
From stuart's mos celebrated Painting.

From stuarts mos celebrated Painting.
This large and magnificent portrait of
Washingto.., from the bnrin 6f an al 4 Aiai
can artist, is considered by all who have
seen it to be one of the most beautiful speci-
mems of artever,published, and a correct
likeness of Washington The size of the
plate is eighteen. by twenty eight inches,
which will make a handsome Picture for
he Parlor and s}ould be in The hands of
every American citizen .s... -...,.if.
II is correct copy from Stewort,s ccie I
brated original Painting, now at the State
House, Hartford Conn s'Fe
Itis finely engraved, and printed on SUI
perior plate paper That it may be within
the means of all, the publisher has reduced
the price to One Dollar
All persons RENTING the amount may
rely upon receiving aperFeCticopy by re-
tnrn of mail to any part of the united States,
carefully put up on rollers made for the
purpose, free of postage. lsq a
;. Address all orders, post paid 10 the pub
Usher. fSF
JOHN S. TAYLOR, Book seller
and Publisher, New York.
g.c 34---3t
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Late ARRIVAL!


XX7SE are now receiving a large
w lot Of new and SEAsoNABLE
GOO DIS,
consisting in part of
PLAID l4lnseys, ( Printed Tweeds,
Cloths, a. Fancy do.
Gasslmeres, Sattinet,
Barathea Vesting, Fig d #. i.sFss. E Prints
Black and Fancy Alpaccas,
Kid Gloves, ShawIs, Kentucky
Jeans, ShTtings, Hats and
Caps, Shoes, &c;
CEg OCsGHGHg Y;
Fine Gold Breast Pins, assorted,
g Studs,
Rings,
30 Hour Clocks,
Alarm
Looking Glasses, Cedar Pals, Keel
ers, Buckets, Wash Balls, Soap,
Starch, Cologne, Cinnamon, Sands
oarsapariila, Indelible Ink, Jayne's s
and Cooks Pills.
Table and Pocket Knives, assort
ed Axes, Hand and " Cut Saws
Drawing Knives, Siovels, Spades
Grindstones. q f6
Coffee, Sugar, Salt, Nails, Cheese,
candy, Raisins, Almonds, Cigars,
&cs &c. Give us a cali tf
Our thanks are rendered to our
friends Tor their patronage, and we
hope 10 merit q continuance of the
same. q
ALEXANDER 81 BARTON
Pckensyille, Jan. lIth, 1851
aaaa8 34-ti aa.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1851-02-01

How 1T strips war of it's glory TO
apply arithmetic to it-don't it? All
that General Scott for fighting the
battle of Chapultepec was seven dol
lars and seventy-three cents. He
could have made moreab, selling bot
tied soda.-Po8t.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1851-02-01

Ujbazy, late Governor of Comom,
Hungary, has been appointed a Post.
master in New Buda, Decatur
County, Iowa, by the u. S. Govern
mont
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1851-02-01

L s lf.Ata
IkNHE Untersign talSe shlsfneibod
H. of calling the attention. oflpnr-
chasers 10 a large ock OF Groceries,
both in Augusta Ca, and Hamburg
s. G. Consisting inpartof
BB BBAGGEINGt, Botla Gun1hy auad
Dundee; "A TO aG ilncIaes
wide, ;aHadl heavy. oaa
Bale Rope and Tvyfmc.
SUGAR COFF-EE SALT iSON
MolaSSes, Cheese, Mdckerel,
Flour, Bacon, Nails superior quality,
CANDLES, TALLow. AND PAqRNr
MOULD, Of all kinds,
Sole Leather, Oak tanned,
a and Hemlock, do,
Powder, Shot, Lead, Soap, Starch,
Indigo and NTaddef & ie9
WLNDOW Glass,
PUTTY,
GINGER,
~ aa Gas PEPPER.
@ 81 SPICE
Negro Shoes, and Blankets Of the
heaviest and best quality.
HoMEsPUN, CALIcoRss &c, &c.
All of which we will sell at the ,arv
lol0est prices of the Augusta and
Hamburg markets.
Orders from Georgia, Alabama,
and South Carolina willbe thankfully
received, and filled at. the lowest
prlces,-.Orders addressed to How
ard, McDonald q 20, eitherto Au-
gusta or Hamburg, viii meet with
prompt attention..
], y. HOWARD.
O. MCDONALD.
e. NJ. BRlNDLEY.
GThe LaureasviIle Herald and
Hamburg Republican will please
copy one month.
Octg4, 1850. ,a
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1851-02-01

A Yankee editor remarked in a
polemical article, that though he
would not call his opponent a liar he
must say, that if the gentleman had
intended to state what was utterly
false, he had been remarkably sue
cessful in his attempt.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1851-02-01

Prentice, of the Louisyille Journals
says that the Legislature Of South
Carolina has iss0ea Instructions fb
jnla1ners sailing from CharIeston, not
TO consult thoGlAo1FA1Stps,ss 81 js !
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1851-02-01

Sheridan when abankrupt was con
yerslng ON the former glories of his
family, and observed that 1--WE were
once caBed O'Sheridanl'l "1 do not
tbink,3 observed his son, "that we
ever bad any better right to be called
otce Sheridan than at present"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1851-02-01

The Por!lander says thatthe reason
why the Vermont and New ITatn-
shire boys are SO tall, is because they
are IN the habit of drawing them.
selves up SO as to peep over the noun
tains to see the sun rise. ii is dread
frl stretching work.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1851-02-01
the IZs go w EE COURI FR \.

The FootS Reproo1 There was
q certain noblernap, SAYS Bishop
Hall, who kept a fool, to- whom he
one day gave a staff. with a charge
to keep 1T until he should meet with
one who was greater fool than him
sell, Not many years after, the no
bIeman fell sick, even unto death
The fool came to see him; his Sick
lord said to him: '.lmust shortly leave
you"
the fool.
Into another world,' replied his
"And when wilt thou come back
agamY within month";"
No, never.
"Neyer2" said the fool, sand what
provision hast thou made for thy en-
tertaInment there, whittier thou go
"None at ALL"
"Nol' said the fool, ',none at alll
Here, take my staff, for with all INV
folly, am not guiltyof such folly as
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1851-02-01

A Frenchman had heard the phrase
"l've got other fish TO fry" and learn
ed ITS application. One day a friend
invited him to take walk, and being
otherwise engaged, he thought ofthe
above expression, and gave it little
altered:--"Ei Excuse me to-day, sir, /
must go .1ry some fShn'
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-03-25
The Stern in the Count Try.

Having newduties Of duplicated
and extensive character de olying
upon US, since Mr. Berry was hurt,
We have, perhaps, pursued d course
calculated 70 subject us to tho charge
iof being peculiarly selfish in our no
tice Of the extent Of the Storm, in
omittingto mention that a humber
.of our citizens in the country, living
in Il be I'd nge of this dreadful vista
ton of Divine Providence, were per-
sonally Injured, and several Of the EN-
sustained losses equal to aim pst amy
in town. This oversight was clearly
gniltentional. We trust that the
charitable hand Of relief has been ex-
tended towards them to the full ex-
tent Of their various losses an d suffer
ingsl Even at this late day We viii
mention that Elkton, in Giles Co,
met with a fate similar TO that
Of OR town, in being considerably
damaged, though we have not lear ned
the tull particulars. The valuable
timber, buildings, and other property
Of Col. HI, j. ID. Brown, al d A. S.
Randolph, Esgs., were den olished,
while Esq RaaoZpA's little son had
his skull fractured, and was Of herwise
injured. After passing Fayetteville,
it wounded several individuals, among
whom Nrt Arfbida1d King's Fife and
1E$.1 S2r4et's daughter are Regarded
the create st sufferers; and they, we
are happy to learn, are recovF bring
The fencing, timber, and many Of the
buildings Of M King, Mqf. " l..
Hqgae, and mr.. C60per, an d lHy'.
H.'2 mill and carding-factofy, we're
blown down.
After pnremitted efforts on our
part, aided by Others, to hunt up and
detail the amount Of suffering and
loss dccasioned by, this una oidable
much yet remains untold,
and viii doubtless continue Hid from
many qf US. HI
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-03-25
ReIief Reeeipts.

As the representative OF the edit
or of the 65server, who IS still cQn-
fined with his wounds, We have taken
the liberty to publish, from time to
time, promptly and without discrim-
nation, the various Sums So literally
and cheerfdny contributed for the
purpose Of relieving the unfortunate
sufferers by the storm. This course
we have tho n5ht proper TO adopt, bat
not for the purpose of eulogizing The
philanthropy c donors, or 10 give them
preeminonc4 over those who we're not
so situated is to afford relief to their
afflicted fell w-citizens. Neither did
We suppose. for a moment, that any
of the vario Us communities, societies,
fraternities, or individuals, would con-
struc our publications into compli-
ments or praise for doing what they
only regard ed as a duty they owed
suffering humanity So far as indi-
vidual contributors are concerned, we
DO rot douH It that they preferred and
expected a etiag on the principle Of
not letting The Gght hand know what
the left do4fh; set, notwithstanding
all this, we chgse to mention their
names IN co neetipn with tho amounts
given, in tn Z hape that it hight en-
gender a spirit Of laudaPle emulation,
and thus induce, Others to I'go and do
likewise. " Many hearts, we are well
satisfied, have been made beat with
gratitude by the reception ofprivate
donations Of which we have not
ID AIMED, and perhaps never shall.
We shall continue to report dona-
tons, as We learn them, moving that
such q courB e can do no h rm, while
it may result in much good.
Since our last the Relief Commit
fec has received about 500.
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STATE sENkTE-LINC0LE ARD fRANELIE.
1se1sIArrRE-rfxcnI.x 81 eIr.gs.
March EIection---1S52.
s1IERIFr-LINeoLH co.

r4FP Veare authorized to announce col.
ID. +. HOBBS, candidate lot Sheriff Al
: HE March Election, o52.
sdE+ We are authorized 10 announce, Mai
Ias- II EEasFS>Sr canGidate iar SAe:.l al
the March Election. 1882.
stR We ard authorized to announce ste
phelA T0EcsistOne, candidale ior Sfer-
"a ali the March Election. 1852.
Tn We are authorized 10 announce
Es:eEaard " hite, a capdidale for Sheriff
at Tie March Hlecuon, 1852
coE,NTy cd URT cLERK-LIHCoIN co.
eC-5F We are authorized 10 annGunce Corr
ee.ss.t Smith. Esq a candidate fer Coun-
~ Cbdrl Clerk al tie March Election, 1862
RRGi sTgR--LINcoLN co.
arr We bird authorized 70 announce Ezi-
ram Pls5s;55ls. Esq. a candidate for Re
elster hi lie March Eiec,ibn, 1852.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-03-25
L1NcoLN. c oUNrY.

Heier. red brinale, white on belly, split in
lett ear. 2yrs old: by Bennett Deal, Dis No 9,
Feb 1851.
Horse. dark brown, small star ID forehead,
hind left leg white above the pasiern joint,
lame in that leg aid has shoe on that loot,
Ia hands high. abput A years old; by E. San
ders, Dis No Ia, March 1851.
GIL rs COUNTY.
Horse, sorrel, left hind foot white, left fore
fool inclined to be- clubbed, blaze face, la
hands high, l0yrs old; By A. Oliver, Buchan-
ans Creek, Feb 1851.
.Nare. bay, has on old shoes. weak eyes.
small, 7 or Syss old; by Jas E Glenn, Parrish S
Old Store, Feb 1851.
Horse, bay, hind feet white, white STEAK
in face, right eye Out, has on 2 old shoes, l6
hands high, 10 or l2yrs old; by Jas Z Glenn,
Parrish's Old Store, Feb 1851.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
Mare, bay, shnd before, star in forehead,
snip on nose, has the big jaw, l6 hands high.
8yrs old; by John Siler, Dis No 8, Jan 1851
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-03-25
CoLnmRIA. s. C.--The arrival IA 1ho Pa.

CoLUMBiA, s. C.--The arrival Of the Pa
cific caused an active demand. The sales
of The week were 742 bales, from 60 to 10,
which isa clear advance of s04, upon last
weeks fples.
MEMPHIS, TENN.-Couon. The active
demand for cotton the past few days has
rather subsidized, and prices were again lit
tie easier. The quantity offering is, how
ever, light, and tho change is not so peri
ceptible as to make an alteration in our quo1
,alons necessary. The stocks held here
are very heavy. and we fear thf any mate
rial advance will not be likely 70 take place
in time TO benefit holders here, and espe4
cially as the stringency in money, must soon
make i. necessary for our merchants who
have advanced heavily on the cotton in
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-03-25

The reader will find an advertisement in
another column headed, Dr.. Rogers Syrup
OF Liyerwort and Tar. We have heard II
stated by persons of great responsibility, who
have used 4hig medicine, ihati is one Of the
most rematkab medicines of the age for
Coughs, Colds. influenza, Bronchlus, Asth,
ma. Pains in the side and Breast. Spiltiag Of
Blood. Whooping Cough, and all Lung
Complaints, which, if neglected, usually tei-
inmate in Consumption; and the certificates
attached 10 the advertisements would seem
fully to justly this statement: hahteay reg
See Pamphlet TO be had of the Agents, and
also adveriisement1n another column.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-03-25

ssD Tn College Loca ting Com
mittee met in this place, at the Meth
odist Church, on last Tuesday, and
selected a lot belonging TO IL. IIhl.
TgDsoaas. sen, in the rear of the
Male Academy, as the site of the
edifce. We learn that sealed hulld-
ing proposals WILL be IecPllYed untll
the first Of next July. VI tins, how
ey er. due notice win be given author
itatigely.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-03-25
KENTUCKY.

KENTUCKY
Breckenridge county.
Name OF negro not glven), copper color,
OIL loin. 55yrs oles weighs about $50 lbs; 10
John Johnson OF Tenn. Committed Aug Ii
MISSISSIPPI.
Yalobusha county. CoDefriHe.
Dick, copper color, 5lt Gin high, 20yrs
old, scar on right cheek, blink eyed in tho
right eye: to b. MI Driver, Pon,otoc county i.
Committed July ia.
This List will be increased by any ar
resls that may be published in Tennessee,
Alabama, or Mississippfl-Pub, Fayetteville
Observer.