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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1851-11-29

CHINA, GLASS, AND QUEENswARE.
CHARLES 8. FOWLER, Importer, store in Odd Eel
receiving. direct from the poteres Staordshre, England
description goods the above ne of shapes and
patterns to suit the wants of the community who invited
call and examine his large and handsome assortment
sisting in part ~ follows:
Gold banded dinner and Sets white China do and
India Chins.
great variety Of Tea Sets and detached pieces ga
Beautiful Dresden bon-bon Stands and Plates
Ornamented Fruit Baskets, Dessert Plates do
Cake Plates, great variety Of Vases Allumet Holders
Colognes rich Cups and Saucers Casseroes Composers
Candlesticks, Punch Bowls, &c.
QueensscGre
Iron stone China Ware
White granite do
Flowing blue and light blue do
great variety Of toilet do
Punch Bowls, detached pieces Of all kinds
With large and complete stock Of common Gcods.
Glass Ware.
Rich cut engraved and Bohemian and plain Decanera
Claret FIsgsons, Gobsts, Champagnes, Hooks, Winas
Cordials, Finger Bowls Water Bottles, Tamblera
Rich and plain cat Bowls and Pitchers
Cut and plain Dishes, CandlestiOks Lamps
Cus and plain Celery Glasses. Jars, &e
Handsome solar Lamps in variety Of patterns
Girandolss, gilt, silver. and brouzed Candelahras
Silver plated and Britannia Ware, CAstors, Walters
and k1.s; and F0l
All o. which will be sold low they be purchased
any establishment in the country. nov s-2awit6w
VCRESH NUTS, FRUIT, &C.
III 500 lba Filberts
100 whole, half, and quarter boxes Raisins
600 lbs fresh Almonds
$50 lbs English Walnuts
cases Canton Preserved Ginger
GOO los. Brazil or Cream Nuts
S. barrels Crsnberries
Paul DE vere's celebrated Extracts Of Nutmegs, W
nilla Lemon, Mace, &c.
IS baskets Salad Oil
dosen Preston & Menils Yeast Powder
Birds-Eye Pepper Sauce, Capers, Catsups, &c.
just received and for sale by
nov 2s--6t SAM'L BACON CO.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1851-11-29

XNINE STORE-JOHN H. BUTHMANN, PeDt
wv vania avenue, south side, between " and 9th s
has received 50 baskets Heidsick ChamEagne, quar-
Now landing from schooner Statesman my 6 Olive"
and" A. Mumm's yerzenayn Champagne.
gundy, Carcoveno,, Cosnas D-sndy, Sardses, fine IN
n B. Printed lists Of my choice and large assertmk
Wines, Brandies, sc. will be ready in afew days.
nov 9s-sdf Union, Rep. ANewsl
GAMUEE BACON = CO. have just received and \
y for sale r3e
half-pipes superior old Brandy N
3 haifpippes Medium do III
10 barrels Domestic Brandy t'l
g 9 ss.lf.plp e, ,q ,y Old wh h.
20 0. Do Common Con NOR whi.keY and Gin
Half-pipe oad Peach Brandy
HalE-pipe superior Old Port s
Half-pipe Old London Particular Madeira Wins
Also. superior old Brandy. Wine, and Liquors bo.d .
For sale low by
nov 2s-soetf SAML BACON Co.
CoFFEE, TEA, SUGAR, &C.
~ so bags Rio Coffee
so pockets Java Coffee
90 bags Maracaibo Coffee Ntt.s s
50 boxes ground do
and Pcuchorg Teas, from low price to some Of "a
is hRd. ' Porto as'' Rico and Cub. Sugar.
so bbls. Crushed, Pulverized, and Clarified Ssgar
$50 Boxes Starch, Mustard. Spices. Ginger, 80.
- pounus Nutnegs. NOW Mnunk anu ZOE salc ~
nov 25-6tif SAM. BACON Co
IBID GLOVES AT 82l cents--7S dozen LAdie1
IN white colorcd, and black Kid Gloves, svery good a
Gle, at 6Q4 cents. .Na
Also the following at s7a cents, OF Aexmdcss make
Stewards importation
| n 2 cartons LadIss' white, ~ Ssnbers
do ~ do eolorcds1 atdot4 (
% e.s e s'ss ~ lps assorted COLOR,
Person. q ..as d very .ssst ~. yin % VEN Z
give call our stock 10 - good p any in this country
sept ss-dlaif YfRsY : MILLER
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1851-11-29

late number Of the Kreuz Zeitung, ministerial paper
The impoency Git says. Of the lax Governments of Frank
fort epress aud keep in order the democratic Goha liberals
of that city has have been before informed forced the
Diet TO resolve transferring its sngs other part Of
Germany We have ben assured again thst this purpose
has received decided expression and seriously
taned the Saxon Government having made advantageous
fes for the transfer Of the Federal Assembly Dresden"
The Government Of sAxoKr certainly seems willing TO
adopt any and all strong the bidding AusrRIA
Its proceedings against the press, and especially the numer
conscaons Of books at LErsIc have induced the book
sellers of that city to entertain the idea of transferring the
seat of the trade to anohA place. Berlin or Brunswick is
mentioned the probable city to which the great fairs will
be removed The ancient of the German book trade
Frankfor from whence driven ahoutwo centuries
ago. by precisely the kind Of that now threat
its existence in Leipsc. The Saxon Government also
doing the agreeable to the Emperor Of Austria W annoying
English travellers about their passports in consequence of
KossuTHs reception in England.
The last from HAsovIR was that the King was at
the point Of death.
Accounts from VIENNA state that the exce Of expepdi-
receipts for the last six nonhs wa very nearly
Ca 000 900 sterling Notwlhs anding the deorable
Of the finances the rumored reduction Of the amy has been
postponed owing to the political crisis in France. The Sol
diers' Friend, an Austrian military paper, says
"Since Prussia, Hanover, and nearly al the German
States about increase their dsposabe oes so a. to
be prepared for the anticipated explosion in France next
spring. not likely that Austria will PRESENT reduce
her enormous ornaments The somewhat prearous cond
ton Of France s source Of continued apprehension, only
to the ahess princes Of Germany but the hse and cruel
despot OF Naples We learn that the garsono Gsea Is to
be increased thirty thousand men, and that peparsions
in progress to receive the Pope and Cardinals should
render necessary for them again oseek an asylum
in Naples"
The elections for the National Council Of switzerland have
resulted in the return Of 25 Conservatives Liberals and
| 66 Radicals.
1t stated. official authority that the usL,xx PORTE
has withdrawn oil opposition construction Of the Egyp
tan railway The engineers have receivd instructions 10
| begin their work at once.
/ The proposition Of Mr. ]. e. wAosrAyk, Of New York
to steam vessel for six Months cer,dn between New
FORK and Galway has been received with hoch approbso.
st the latter place and the authorities thee have exempte
Mr.. wsgstass vessels Gom hsbor dues II the sr month
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1851-11-29

An election has been ordered IN Fas LOT the JUN INSTANT
to choose representative the Assembly gil the vacancy
caused by the resignation Of Gen. MAesKs.
caucus has just been held Of the Republican deputies of
all shades which, contrary to bis custom, Gen. CAvAe-
MAC present. In view Of the executive project for the
repeal Of the Law Of 3ls May, resolved that, though
equally dsusu Of M. BosArARrr and Of the msjoity in
the Assembly, they would STILL under actual circumsances
support the ministerial bill for the restoration Of universal
sursse but they would accept short Of that modica
ton of the law now Of force.
M ARMAND MARRAsT President Of the late Constituent
Assembly, lying in Paris dangerously ill., being very sud-
denly stricken with attack ofparaysis.
NJ DE LAmAnrIsE is confined to lis bed and is likely
be so, is said for several weeks yet with rheumatism
There unchsrabe enough suspect that the lus-
ous poe, sick be appears be- but holding
back, unwilling commit himself upon Of the impor-
an test questions that pressing for dcon 10 the
Assembly. The Monitew in hand, and recurring the
parliamentary history of NJ de L. cannot but admit there
is some ground for these suspicious.
NJ PETIT Directory Of the Observatory of Toulouse, who
has already distinguished hmsefby bis communications the
Academy Sciences Of Paris upon the periodical display
falling noticed of late years. has just made them the
subject Of another paper 10 which be attributes to their Dau
epce that warm season in The fall known with th.
Indian summer, and which is here called summer Of 81
Martin, (ett de Saint MARTINI He says
be planetary corpu.cules which occasoned in the month
of Nav last when passing between the earth snd the sun
so remarkable fall Of temperature are now advancing to
ward us Bat they will pass this time little Without To-
terrestrial orbit and will probably shed upon our globe por
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1851-03-01
Mob Law Triulnnphamt.

lo The outrage perpetratedmth this city
on Saturday, must fill the mind of
every well-disposed citizen with a.
larn. Such a disgrace never fell up
on Boston before. At midday, the
very sanctuary of justice is broken
into by n gang of negroes-the Off
GERS of the law are Knocked down
and trampled upon; a prisoner await
ingla legalprocess at the bar, is drag
ged daway by ruffians, and all escape
withimpunity IL They must cause
every citizen Of Boston to hang his
head inshame and modification.
1.-The question is no longer confined
totls9 Fugitive Slave Law The
point to be determinednow is, wheth-
er any law shall prevail in Boston,
There was not probably an individu-
allinthe mob of Saturday, but
wellenough that he was setting law
at defiance, Gandu hadSnade up his
mind to,dolita What man among us
is safe in this state Of things2 e.iTn@
sltbecomesnow amost serious con-
sideration with every man; what
steps are to he taken TO preserve the
peace of the city, and1to see that
court-housess are Onot invaded and
ackedwheneyefit shall please mob
ofinegrdesito take the law into their
own hands. aAre tire halls of Justice
safe to-monowlJqs Will al Judge be
found courageous enough to sit npon
tIlA benchs knoVyi0o; THAI yhia i; fe ,isi ~
the meFey5o Scairabble, with blhfsFeysI
onsandsbfick4bats2 Can enboli,s 6ei|
fcer be ecxpectedso'do5his duty when, !
he knows that an afn1y of dsspeFaa
does are e'olying IN s9gait,p ready to
lssoek biEaodown and iitFan1ple upon
Isaslh VINES istilei yAluo Of property
Eanc lEeE s9c~s3g 50 bl1i5 . dIHoIft
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1851-03-01
KEOWEE COURIER.
Saturday, March 4, 1851.

With view of accommodating our Su
cribers who Iiveat a distance, the following
gentlemen are authorized and requested to
actas agents in receiving and forwarding Sub
criptons to the KEowEE COURIER, viz: hR3
MAJ. w. S. GRrsnANt, at West Union.
EDWARD HUeHEs, Esq, +" Horse Shoe.
-. p. VERNER, Esq, :" Bachelors Retreat
III. f, MlToHELL, Esq. Pickensvillc
y r.. HAGooD, Twelve Mile.
Il j. WEBB. for Anderson District
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1851-03-01

or life, where courtshouses are not
safe These questions demand the
.grayest attention. They cannot be
neglected.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1851-03-01
"a substitute was adopted for the
original bill, nearly similar, when The

A call of the House was moved,
before taking the question, and at
this period (halfpast four o'clock) we
close for. the mail. yaA etuslsv a
Z. S. o'clock. The bill has
passedLayes l03, nays 81. Ad.
journed.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1851-03-01

lMPRovEMENTs.-The ringing of
the trowel, the sound Of the hammer
and the keen grating of the saw and
plane greet our ears all the day long.
AS the spring approaches, and the
weather grows mild, the spirit of in
dustry becomes moro active. We
witnessed this week the commence
ment ofthe brick work on our Court
House: yes, the foundation has actu-
ally been laid, and the wall is now
gradually rising, under the skillGul
masonry of the Messrs. brennan.
If the weather continues good, they
expect to have the outside wall near
ly completed by court. Col. Nor
ton has also commenced building a
brick house near the location of his
former residence. ar
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1851-03-01

Washington, Feb. 90. ThePres,
ld9ant has sent a nessageto The Sem.
atey recommending that the execlts
tive be, authorized e. call ont tho mil
ilary force 10 enable him to execute
the fugitive law, without q previous
proclamationS which elected d warm
desbatek but no question has,yet been,
taKen. Courier, faf, I. t,s %
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1851-03-01

0SFWe invite attention to there's
olutions of the Alabama Southern
Rights Associations, passed in con
veution, found on our first page.
These resolutions are the delIbera,
tions of the delegates from the sever
al Associations of that State, assem-
bled in convention. They are strong
and manly, and from them South
Carolina may take encouragem ent,
and those who doubt, need no longer
wait, for fear that no other Stale
willjoin her in resisting the oppres-
sion of the General Government.
They approve the Southern Con
gress, and recommend It's lneeting,-
that if any other Southern State Sc
cedes, that it will be the duty and in
terest of Alabama also to secede.
We notice that it has been pro-
posed tohold similar convention of
the several Associations ofthis State,
to meet the first Monday in May
next We have no doubt but such
a meeting would be productive of
much good, provided a fullreprescn-
tation can be procured from the diff
erent Associations throughout the
State.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1851-03-01
Antfcfnateaa aBn41.

Baltimore, Feb, Ola duel is am,
ticipated between Mr.. Stanley, of
North Carolina, and MIR, Inge ofAl-
ALBANIA, in consequence of offcnsiye
Language. used by Mr.. Inge. in, de-
bate on Wednesday. MIR. Stanley
has been arrested for challenging, to, o.
day., and released for want Of proof
MNfr, lIlngge, and bis friend, Gov. Brown,
are among the missing.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1851-03-01

"A man attempted 10 SPELL crock.
cry, Yesterday, and proceeded thGs: {:
Kfaughkeafrreighe- expired,
adds the Post, in a spasfn beiofe he
could make d y;.with, which he fny
tended tc end the word.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1851-03-01

RETURH DAY.--,l'hhe Court Of Com
mon Pleas and'General Sessions will
commence its Spring session at this
place on 3lst day Of March. Satur-
day the 18th day Of March will be
''return day" for this District, and
Saturday the Sth for Anderson, and
Saturday 22nd of March return day
for GreenviIlc District. aHra '' Z
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1851-03-01

The family that never took news
paper has moved into Illinois. The
old man was surprised the othertday,
to learn that gold had been discovered
IN Calliornia;and the eldest daughter
was reloiced TO learn Fl ON aneiGhbor
that Webster had been hung, and
now she'd never again be e.tr0ubled
with Them pesky spellin' booksny sid
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1851-03-01
AUSTRIA.

Advices from Vienna ofthe 29th
ult., mention that a WILDLY extended
conspiracy had been discovered,
which was to effect geneYalinsur-
rection on the 4th of March. Near
ly one hundred persons were arres-
ted, among whom were students, cit
izens, and officers on half pay. A
portion ofthe garrison, supposed TO
be implicated in the pIot, were imme-
diately removed to the provinces. 30
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1851-03-01

Land Limitqtion.rnA bill has been
introduced into the Wisconsin Legis-
latpre, TO limit the amount of land,
which any one individual may here
after acquire to 800 acres. The,
Wisconsin, papers say thet the bill
will probably become a law.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1851-03-01
TURKEY,

The Turkish troops have beaten
the insurgents of Mostar, at Bozzi.
According TO a communication from
Omer Pacha, from Bosnia, Mehemet
Pacha, who was escaping to Austria,
was seized and carried TO Bosnia Sc
raj. The Pack of Travnick was al
SO arrested at Belgrade, and sent off
to Constantinople.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1851-03-01

~ appears tbatahe deaths by ehol-
era IN the State Of Vera Cruz, du-
ring = The recent fearful visitation, were
S5,oap, The largest humber of there
deaths was IL JaIapa, where illeg
amounted 10 x 49,.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1851-03-01

Kossuth, according to the Tribune
has! communicated to cur, govern
ment an entreatyfc its interference
with the Turkish government in fa-
vor OF his release. He also express
ses his desire to- come to the United
States, Mr. Webster will reply fa-
yorably. 1'he dispatches from Kos
$gth were received by DR., Taylor, of
Pennsylvania Constitlaioaalist, +,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1851-03-01

Tow THUMB. This miniature man
has been arrested in Savannah, Ca,
and fined $40, for driving his minia-
ture carriage upon the promenade,
under the treesin South street.
Speaking of the circumstance, the
Savannah News says 'The Gener-
ali a small man-his carriage is
pmall-4the Offence was small--and
We think might have been dismissed
on the principle that 'de uaiaimis nan
curat ler.'' So think we. I
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1851-03-01

One man, who had but single
pair Of Shange fowls, sold one hund-
red dollars worth OF the eggs during
he last season, The old hen finding
herself unableto supply the deniand,
called 70 her sassistaBce several large
, ms ofmixe1 breeds, besides six, ts1f-
Keys and several ducks, Profitable
1ennthat Shapgao
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1851-03-01

The Grand duke of Mecklenbutg-
Schwerin has issusd an ordinance for
bidding public meetings and political
associations, Without leave from the
Minister of the Interior, on pain oi
fine and Imprisonment. He says
such meetings have had 'destruc-
tive effect in his domihions.'
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1851-03-01

A fellow}iS a lbany IS going to Get
bis life insufeds 'sotIlat Wilen he dies
he can have something TO live on. and,
not be dependent on the cold clsatAA
tiesof the Morld as he once was.
Y yoq wantto Get rich, ges mat.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1851-03-01

Conference.-The Charleston
Mercury thus classifes the princi-
pies Of the delegates to the State con
yention: Whole number, l67; For
secession, 1877; Opposed to separate
State action, 40. We entertain strong
hopes, however, that when the State
does act, we shall all be found shoul-
der TO shoulder in the great contest
for our equality in the Union, or our
independence outof it.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1851-03-01

IA member Of the baiS 6g his ss.sssss
sage 10 GufopeinI D steam vasse.
obseryed,a shack near tlseia, Rnd ilof
Knowing what II was, sQIl0 repliakl
with gravity AEIefe we oall Yasgli
sealawyefs. ri ftie q
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1851-03-01

"A REMARKABLE INcIDENr.--The
WaTenton (VaD Whig says, that in
t9euPper part of that county, sever
a DAYS sIFlce, a wife gave birth to two
childrenT7making SIX in less than
three years, She has been married
but seven, years, and has ten children
rive Of which cannot walk. lgi.l
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-04-11
ON DANCING.


Dr. Fitch, in one Of his lectures on he uses Of
The Lungs and on The mode Of preserving health,
says:
" Dancing is the king and queen Of indoor
exercise. 1t is suitable for all classes and
ages, Of bothsexes Il is q most elegant
and exhilarating exercise It is one Of the.
most ancient, and one of the most sanitary.
do not speak of it as a dissipation, but Is
an exlnlaratipg and valuable exercise A.
mong the exercises. il Is second to none. It
is extremely suitable for the sedentary. for
invalids, and for conspmptives have
known one Of the worst cases Of consumption
ever knew cured BY dancing alone, prac.
tised daily for many months The cure Nas
permanent and complete
1tis deplorable that dancing and amuse.
ments of nearly all kinds should have fallen
under the ban of Clergy, and shorld be-
preached against as sinful It is doubtful
whether the merals Of mankind are benefited
by forbiG6ing al saaascmcnts, aud It Il most
certain the health of thousands is sacrificed
bS it Who are those that sink earliest into
consumption among ladies ALLOW me to
say, it is those who take least exercise, and
refrain from all ADJUSTMENTS; who at school,
at church, at home, are marked as models
whose looks are demure, whose walks are
slow, and whose conversation is always on
serious subjects
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-04-11
FIDELITY.

Never forsake friend. When enemies
gather Iaround-whe sickness falls on the
heart-wheu The world is dark and cheer.
less-is The time to try true friendship
The heart that has been touched will 70.
double its efforts, ,when the friend is sad or
in trouble Adversely tries true friendship.
They who turn from the scene of distress
betray their hypocrisy and prove that in
tercst only moves them If you have =
friend who loves you who haS-studed your
interest and happiness. be sure you sustain
him inalvcr,ity Let him feel that his for.
mer kindness Is appreciated, that his love
was not thrown away Real fidelity may be
rare, but0exists ii the heart Who has not
seen and felt its power2 They only deny
its,worth and power who have never either
loved friend or labored to make him happy
The good aud kind, tile affectionate and rir-
tuous, see and feel the heavenly principle
They would fee wealth and happiness
to promote the happiness Of others. and in
return. they receives the reward of their love
b sylnpathising hearts and countless fayors,
when they have been brought low by dis
tress and adversely,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-04-11
THE RELAY HOUSE,

nAfISqaIt e9nan0a it.JES and rural fertina aace
i j. Iiauaisd al the juhrtisn u the Washiag In
ana HE kalilmore,apd Ohio Rail 2s,ad> 40 aiis.s
fsam Washington aud 10 miIrs ron Baltimore
and has veFy fecenily been leased fef term 81
years ey The undersigned who pledges him ssIf IL
use asefF rsIt ~ MS power TO please ana aceem-
nosiaie AZ Who mas favor him with call He
further piedgss himself ihal his table shall at ali
hne$ peEaonndahily supplied ilh all the decactes
q the season as well as the most substantial fare
which THE markets II The cities OF Washirgfon and
Balilmate can afford
The dhamters have LATE undergone a ,hordr,sh
cleansing and painting and are we'll furnished with
q new ahd handsome assortment of Fusninfe ~
PassfngErs 10 Washingti,h nest all night In
qgiet rrf,-e az this house ge 10 Washington ID The
inalIlin.E and rtfafn in III, Eening
Dining and HuuiIng p3rirs from the cilies can.
upsm sohable notice a4WRys receive the besg ac
contradictions i
The 8ar will|he found well supplied with silpe-
rior WhEps BraHdies. OldRye sc. de
He lhdfefpre hopes 10 sliare reasonable pnrtien
Of patronage and indVlseS The hope that The navel
ing HuhlEc VIII give him 4 cali
SiLAs w. CONN.
Re}drI Bait County. Mil! March 4 1851