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Kings County Court OF Sessions.


Wright and Winslow
CHARGE OF MANSLAuGHTEE AGAINST A CHEMIST AND
DRUGGIST.
MAY T.-The trial Of Godfrey Iiabberling on the
above charge, was resumed this morning
Professor Dunn proved that he anay red the powders
brought 10 him by DR. Pffer that they contained
than grain Of sfriehnine, portion a cslome anti
mony, &c but ssntonine that the tess to which he
subjected them capable of showing the result with
the greatest certainty.
Julius Polin clerk TO DR. Chiffon, stated that he
ceivcd the powders fs Mr. Anderson the Coroner and
handed them to Dr. Chiffon; II similar powder 70
the shown
Louisa schuchter sister Of the deceased proved thai
she procured the powders six Ia number from the de
f'ndant; the defendant prepared them himself the pre-
paraton made from several bottles; of thsn
had no label on IL from this bottle white powder like
little seed taken that she took the powders home
and one was given to her sister by her mother, abs
thought; her father also present; in dve sis
minutes afterwards she complained ~ cough and pain
and threw her and had spasms these continusd
TIL few minutes before her DEATH she died about hsf
Jest nine; the powders put in closet after Dr
Pffer had seen them aud taken one; they kspa
there till the Coroner came, when they shown 70
him; they had wrapper them hk. the producsd
The case was here adjourned till the second Tuesday
in June the Supreme Court room being required to
morrow for the Circuit Court business
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Board Of Education.


CoUnsN STUDIES.
course Il studies t. BE- pursued In the Pree Acadrs
adopted embracing the varou. branches of m,tnr
maties history and bellies iettres languages and ts
ture, drawing. natural and experimental phlpsopa'
chemistry aud physics civil engineering moral and
telleetua philosophy, law political economy, and 81
tistics.
sum q $1,000 alocated for building n
school house a fiy street and LexioGtcr
avprue.
report from the Select Committee the comPars
tive co-t of common school education, suhmit'eG
and accepted and ordered o. he printed.
II resolved that Robert Kelley. Esq be invited ts
deliver address the life and character of the sts
Edward Cook Ross Professor ~ Mathematics and Nats
raj philoscrhy IN the frvc Academy. and that tina
Executive Committee make arrangs ments for the
It was resolved that the salaries ~ the h-sr
after appointed in the Frre Academy shall b. fellows
For the yenr 500 for the second $500 third 80
fourth $500, nfh aud amer ~ 900
a resolution granting leave a sbsence 10 Profss-as
purrt tr four months aud sppropriating the a.
500 enable him r. procure st of copies In plaster
a. iLe Elgr marbles for the Free Academy
This being III. last mssting ~ the Board thanks
prsscd 10 the President and Cefk, for the IN
which they had dschafgrd their respective duties rhk
beard thsh sdjourn,d. and the Board will be
gsniSed ON III, first Monday in June
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Cyrrrrrnrr Covrss 4. r-raorrNe.-on wedne@
day hast rotting msich fr $500 side OF tn
Cvntrcve Course between two green horses mile hssas
beet three in FIVE in harness which proved OF ths
no~ astonishing things q the kind that place
The horses without names-one = black seldins
the other hay The geidipg the race In
strught heats. The time given by the judges AS
23e Other persons made the t,me " the first heat
23G The black horse understand sold after thu
race for Slbo0 to well known turfman who will NJ
doubt make matches enough te ks the horse in active
service during the remainder of hi days
saMr DAy-rkcfvo-A pacing mach. sail TO be for
$500 side hut which got up by the owners o. two
thally specimens uf hors.hcsh undoubtedly to swtnhe
the public, was then commenced huianer one heat ths
owner o. one OF the skeletons decamp-l. which was
very lucky move on his part. ss be eouhl no dount
have been roughly handled by these vho had moy bes
on the race All bets subscgu ntiy drclarei on
SAME pw--TroIriNe --fursc $50 miio heats hst in
Eve. "a ebO III wagons .
" wh,lan entered b slsdgshnmmer. ....... I l
" fonnerertcrvds Mount Morris.
q Raynor cutercd .. 4 Selia. ........ss.. a
Time, 247 k-2E-2Eh
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MAY 2a.-James s. Hest Isaac Ne,rior and ancthev-
This action attachment bond, conditioned fus
the payment a $1,000. II appeared that In the yesr
lbs0, Jacob canigan Jr of Philadelphia entered into
contract with plaintiff 10 deliver TO him 600 tons Of bod
quality Of red ash coal. during the months ~ Augurt
september and October In that year Plaintiff alleges
that Csfgan failed to carry out the and he
subsequently Issued attachment against Cairgan
nonresident debtor and seized his property In this city
The defendant entered into bond and the attachmen
discharged The plaintiff brought his action the
bond and sought to damages for breach II ths
contract. The complaint dsmissed--the evidenos
mot l.fr Eufi rlgrt
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VIIth TNIF-FHILADkLFHlA FIREMEN.
ALns-r, May ~, 1851
The steamboat New World arrived at her do,s at ten
minutes before three this afternoon making all the lluI
ings against strong bead wind and tide, beating The
70 Foughkeepse. which left New York at the same
hour
The Columbian tiosc Company OF Philadelphia, arrived
here to day visit ~ the Tivoli Hose Company To-
morrow they visit Troy and the " Arsenal AZ Water
yleit and return 90 New York In the evening.
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Retoicings at Bunalo upon the Result OF the
Eloctions.

BuFrsLo, May -, 1851.
meeting Of the citizens Of Buffalo hcldla ight
at the Phelps House. to make arrangements for the pro-
per celebration Of the victory achieved by the friends of
the Canal at the special election which has just taken
place. committee Of arrangements appointed. and
several resolutions passed among which the
following
Resolved That II is expedient 10 Are one hundred
tomorrow evening In reply to those fired by the
anticansl the occasion Of the breaking up Of
the Legislatur re. To defeat the Canal bill
Resolved, That meeting be- held in the Park to- NOR
evening at half past o'clock TO congrl ulatc
the people o the state upon the victory gained the
enemies a the canal at the late election. Citizens fsvo-
rahe 70 the Canal b and the government OF the mao
ry are invited to attend.
Resolved, That II is appropriate demonstration
ths occasion, to illuminate the city All persons
~ ,rcnre requested TO illuminate tn windows a tri-
huto 20 thu Senators who have vinc,ed the of
internal improvements and the honor Of republican GO
yerEment, at the late election.
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Circuit Court.


Ma, o. Dani H. Petite ard M0ses Mann Joseph HaA
This action $50 tho price of thirty
Il fous hkcepse rig iron II appeared that the plaintiff 10
the yaf lsi9 entered into contract with defendant q
deliver 10 him thirty tons a. Poughkeepsie pig iron q
L. equal to Salisbury No \ for which he TO psy 80
per ton. The iron delivered but defendant slss
II of inferior quality and net according TO On.
contract and hence h. disputes the payment Adourpe1
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LtrER FROM hsxAs AND MExIco-pEArr ny YELLOW
FEVER.
NEw 0rLnars, May q, 1851.
Texas advces 70 May 22d al hand There had been
fight In the woods between Indians and detach-
q United states troops in which Ave Of the former
killed
We have advces three days later from Mexico but the
rtws y not important
Captain Upham, of the brig Cohersey which vessel
tved here to-day from Rio Janero died on the passage
On yellow fever Capt v. native Of Massachusetts
The steamship Georgia viii sail for New York Wed
nfs a
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HOMEST

LIVERY NAN HIS OWN LANDLORD.-THg UNION
IL Building Association will hold its next regular
nx on Tuesday June lot h. at o'clock, r. at the Hail.
IL Grand street Persons who wish to avail themselves Of
before the society fills requested TO
Prospectus and stitution obtained
1g2 Canal street.. WM PARKER. Secretary.
N B-Ths Society is under the charter and tho
cipe Of those which have worked so successfully.
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rRovtpEScr, May ~, 1851.
The printing once Of Israel Amesbury consider
city injured by fire, about twelve O'Clock last night
The loss Is partly covered BY insurance.
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A1N1TED STATES MAIL LINE FOR ALBANY. MAX
- Ing hl The usual lardsn sfsre ~ eente tverywhfrs
The new, splendid and fact SOUTH AMTfgA,
sept Sriswold-Tnesday Tavriiay. saurdavi SANTA
CLAUS. capt. Emendorf h1udaN v edne.t8v. ana Sri.
day-wiu leave the pier foot " Bareft stes III 8re NJ
returning will leave Albany at ha,frA tr., O'clock y
NEW YORK AND pHILApEIpHfA-NFW YORK
AN and Fhadelphia direct Ialaea S lst.a Ns1 Ises -
Ihroygh a. ~ hour, via New Jsr, Rasrgsd Pare ~
New York NJ from foot of Csurtn8 street And \,
pa end " ~ from foot of Lhcrty street Leave phi.
nut street.
6tANDEN AND ANNOY RAILROAD LINE FRew sEw
by steambost JOHN PoTTERl Morning Line, st c!eocr
a NJ Afternoon Line A. o'cieek Y. " Fare Ny either
sare, $50 I. BLISS Aren't
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DR wARREN, NO. MOTT STREET IS CONSULTED
" on private diseases which he without mercury
recent csses cured IN hye days Drs Specific the result
thrty years sperence, fails Of Price one
dollar N D. Beware Of poisonous counterfeit on sale b
q eusekin Roosevelt street. No fee till cured.
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BtNLs.t3N Vt, May ~ 1851.
The Free soil Convention hr,d here to-day was at
tended ly iooo delegates. The following nominations
Esv, been made -
for Governur-Iueius " Peck
fnr Lieut. GOvcrnor-Ryltnd Fletcher
rtt Treasurrr-.D y ~ Thompson.
The lion Henry Wilson. Of Mass, addressed the Con-
VrntsoD this afternoon and John Van Burc Is speak
ttis evening
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tHARLEsroN, May - 1881
There reports in this city Of the loss by re Of the
bark Savannah, at the mouth Of the Savannah river
She was hound "a New York. The Savannah was a
Of about 500 tons, and Is believed 70 be fully
insured
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LAND WARRANT !.

n AND WARRANTS BOUGHT OK LOCATED M 1Hs
~ States of Wiseonsin, ilnols, aud Iowa. uTQa
,slly selected lsnds x MashhHrns Woeluan. Nnesal
Point, wisconsin W vs. VII pay the highest pr1as fgf
lands located hy themeeives NrrFr. Rodgers WoaaHn
az Wilism street. - vii purchaf Laad warrants
n ad attend TO all business ccnneuse herewith Gooeve
woodnsn Councillor atlse ~ william street ,tsnds 20
others entitled thereto.
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SUPPOSED ATTEMPT TO FIRE THE STATE PRISON
GEORGE THeMPsoN-T RESCUE casE-coMMIs-
sIoAER CURTIS AND HORACE mann, Ere.
BcsroS May % 1851
The large steam saw and plane mill u Jadson MUIR
dock adjoining the State Prison la Chaslestown, was
entirely destroyed by are last evening Ths building
also occupied Wy several manufacturers Of cabinet
furniture. Tie roof Of the house occupied by Mr. Froh
ngham, the warden Of the prison. caught are several
times Tho woodwork of the skyghts Of the prison H.
elf building covering the site Of the above, was
destroyed In October last: and then M now was sup.
posed TO BE- at fire with the intention Of burning the
Jrison
Mr. Mason'f barn and another building In someryills
we're set on fire just previous To the above and
plst-ly destroyed.
Gcorg. Thompson the English sbolitionst addressed
smal audience At Cochituse Hail. last evening lie said
he should shortly leave Amercs
The resumed this forenoon Patrick
Riley testified Co the fsets relative to the arrest ~ Sha
eisrh and subsequent Ezur Wright testified TO
hearing nesro among the crowd ,y Now !. the time.
and will lose the last drop of blood have before he
shall be csr1icd out II the court ROOM Edward
joiner testified To- seeing nc pr the third foarth
,m TIE door. struggling - get In when the rush
Var made Alonzo Ngl gave smiisr testimony The
tstncny for the pro-. cuiou concluded Tho evi.
aencs bears hard upon the pTieouUr The defence will
rJen 10 mofrow morning
rIted states Commis s-ior,r Curtis publishes this
moaning, reply O. tn charge a. Horace Mann
Which In effect. thst Ir had consulted with Mr.
ths smms lie further says the assertion Ia an
utter fsissbood, and that nn human being but himself
tusw the ~ reasoning 10 that opinion or any part
&. L before u vas delivered.
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FOR SALE AND TO LRY.

COUNTRY SEAT TO LET, AT ASTINGS TWENTY
"A Uies from New York. the Hudson River Railroad
with garden all planted and in hne order The house
sts of ten large and basement all furnished The
Hastings.
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The L. 8. Senatorial Contest In Connecticut
Governor Seymour Nominated by the
Democrats-A Ballot In the House.
Special ssato Election.

ALBANY, May %, 1851.
The latest returns from santons district leave it in
doubt. There will not be so majority either way The
chances are in favor Of Stanton.
Mr.. Guinnip's district has not been heard from
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NE VS. BY RAPH.


WASHINGTON, May %, 1851.
NOTICE TO BOUNTY LAND ApPLIcASTs-sTEAMER LIE
CARE WITHOUT A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF
DRUas-TlIE CAPITOL, ETC.
The Commissioner of Pensions informs applicants for
reissue of bounty land warrants in lieu Of originals
lost destroyed that they should forthwith enter
caveat at the General Land Office to prevent the issuing
OF patent to fraudulent claimants, and give pub
lie notice Of the fact in newspapers The intention
should also be expressed to apply for duplicate
Of such warrant minutely describing It, and the identify
Of the applicant must be established and the facts upon
which the application for a reissue Is based clearly set
forth under oath He must also state that he
himself located empowered any person to locate the
warrant in question
John Young and committee are here strongly forth
fed with letters from eminent endes vorng to pre-
vail upon Mr. Secretary Corwn to his late act in
removing DR.. Van Wyck and appointing DR. Bailey,
Inspector Of Drugs in the New York Custom House 1t
IL stated that Mr. Corwin reents and that he will
when away return to his thankess post 1t
Is sad that he bames the Hon George Briggs for his act
relative to Drs. Van Wyck and Bailey.
President Fillmore has decided upon the plan for the
wings to the Capitol. The work will soon be
menced Mr. Samuel Strong = man OF perseverance, and
well known business qualifications will doubtless be ap
pointed superintendent Of the work BY Mr. Fillmore
Mr. Strong is here. well backed lie superintendent
OF the Capitol ut Albany and the State Arsenal at New
York.
The Legare Is ready at Navy Yard for the
coast survey duty with her board but she waits
for a commander A difficulty has arisen between Su-
Bache and the Secretary of the Navy rea
tive thereto Bache having relieved Lieut. Lee formerly
commander, and appointed Lieut.. Amy TO command the
Legare the Secretary of the Navy disapproved It, and
detached Almy from the coast survey Bache will not
re-appont Lee, anybody but Any. The Legsre has
been consequently detained here for two weeks and the
matter is not yet settled.
General Twiggs arrived here yesterday and remain,
for few days, business connected with location for
the Military Asylum
The u. 8. Senatorial Contest In Connecticut
Governor Seymour Nominated by the
Democrats-A Ballot In the House.
HARrFoRD, May %, 1851.
The Democratic have nominated Governor
Thomas ii. Seymour for L. s. Senator. lie probably
will not be elected the Senate whig Roger Bald
win. free soil, is the whig candidate.
The House has just ballotted to-day for u s. Senator
The vote stood -
Thos ii Seymour, dem. los ?. +. Boardman whig. /
Roger s. Baldwin y. s., 103 Isaac Toucy. dem 500.
l.. $. Foster, wbg.... George 3. Catlin dem.
James Dixon, whig 80. John NJ Niles, r. S,..... l
Dennis X Kmberiy, whig.. Edmund Perkins, +. S..
Henry T. Peck, whig 2
There being choice the House adjourned until
to One member democrat Is sick and absent
Special state Election.
ALBANY, MAY 20. 1851
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,NARRIAGE DAGUERREOTYPE SALOON FOR SALE
~ This is the most complete aud conveniently
saloon built for travelling the vicinity Of New YORK.
n distance In the country IL Is furnished tho
apparatus necessary for operating Apply immediately
14f Bowery.
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ROWLING SALOON FoR sALE1rHE SUBSCRIBER

- offers for sale his splendid Bowling saloon situated
the corner Of Fulton and Pineapple streets Brooklyn
ssng OF nine alleys in the best order, and
tle OF furniture in excellent repair having been used only
about one The bar regularly for the sale Of
rs class citizens in the place and the cole for selling
as that the subscriber engagedn other bu oess which
cupies his whole time For furthar particulars
apply at the saloon Fulton and
Brooklyn. previous to twelve o'clock, during this week
THOMAS ii. yANDERHOEF
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bsHERIFF's SAL ES,
PEC7kems. District. a.
by VIRTUE OF wRITs or rirnt rAoI1s TO
ME DIRECTED.

sg ME DIRECTED,
u. VIII be soldbefore the Courthouse
Iii Pickens District, within the legal
hours, ON the first Monday and Tues
day in March next Z 8oo , i3'is
$50 Acres Land more orless, lying
ON the waters of Milestone creek, !,
adjoining lands of Gambrell Bra
zeale and others; 4auu ,3IloD
200 Acres, known as the Mcclure
tract, on Moss Mill creek, adjoining
lands of Elias EarIeand others -
so Acres, lying on the head Of
Whetstone creck, adjoming lands Of
Orrel Snider, Silas Nicholson, and
others /; ~ & ~ dl'tif 2 E.Iff
1870 Acres, whcreon the defendant
lives, on Village creek, adioinino
lands of John Buckett, the Widow
Phillips and others; and Tuesday ,af-
ter ,Sale-day at defendants residence
clock, 1 sideboard,, / cupboard, /
COW and calf, and 2 yearlings, all
levied on as the properly of Samuel
tMnlqpseley at the suit Of M. NJ. Nor
I4O Acres. of Land, more or less,
lying on the waters Of Chauga, adj
joining lands Of, John West, James
Barker and others, levied on as the
property OF Cunningham Orr at the
suit of w. III. Stribling. ''to,5I''i
27O Acres Land, lying on the wa
ters. of Colonel's Fork, adjoining
lands of James Jenkins, G. w Phil
lips and others, leyiedoh as, the prop
erty A, w. Gordon at 1.-THE suit of
John p. Thompson and his wife, and
others. ..I.~'tI
lSorrel Stallion, levied on as the
property of EppeS Williams at the
suit of S. r.. McFall.
On Tuesday after Sale.dav at The
house Of plaintiff, i sett two-horse
hubbs, l sett buggy ehubbs, Il scythe
and cradle, plane stock and bit, l
loot adze, | leather apron, i small
axe, i brace and bit, sett of smiths
tools, ] grandstone and crank, I bed
stead, 2 planes, pair steelyards I
wheel-barrow, levied ON as the prop
erty of VIM. Gibson at the suit Of
James Hughes. 81 a4eH 'G9 IatNf
F" Purchasersto pay for titles. :"
J. A, DOYLE, S, p, b.
Feb, 8, 1850.
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@ 81 u ~ a R ",

Departed this life, ON 10th ult. at
4 o'clock a. M, at the residence ol
her mother 10 PicEcns District, MISS
MARY Y, GAMES, With christian
patience she bore most paidful ill
ness offour weeks; she leaves an
aged mother and many relations to
lament her early death. '''a'
The subject of this notice was nm
ornament to the church ofwhich she
was, Tor many Years, an attentive
member, and during her ilne gave
many evidences ola strong faith in
the christian religion. When much
enteebled she would often .say:---.sI
have enjoyed the spring of llfe,-en-
dured the tolls of shmnebAculled
the fruits of autunln,-am now pas.
sing throigh- the dreary winter, and
am not forsaken of my God. / see
the dawn Of a new day-the first OF
a aspiring that shall be eternal,-it adj
vances TO me-, hasten to embrace e
IT. Welcome, welcome eternal
sPringl hallelujahl- s..s
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south Carolina.
P1CKENs DfsTRIc'

PICkENS DISTRICT.
Jno Myers, and Against the heirs
Henry Myers and W. of
Others, applicants, Robt. Honnea,
TT appearing to my satisfaction
a that part ofthe heirs of Robert
Honnea reside without the limits of
thIs State, il istherefore ordered that
they do appear and object to the di-
VISION or sale of the real estate Of
Henry Myers on or before the Sc
cocnd day ofJune ext, Or their con-
sent ttl5l TO The same will be entered of
,4 ! !. Nv; D, STEELE, 0. P. D.
Ordiiaaasffy5's Office,
Pickens @. H., March l, 1851
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no builders.

Proposeto let to the lowest bid
y der on Saturday the 9Th March
next, at 10 o'clock a. M, at Little
River, where The new road crosses, be
tween p. 20 Hunnieutt's and Thos.
". Morgan'sYthe erection of Bridge
over that stream, the plan Of which
WILL be exhibited on that day.
M; M. NORTON, com. roads, &c.
Feb. 10, lS5l-vTtdl,, t Al bse,a
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Valuable Land
TO RENT or LEdSE

The Undersigned offsrsi 30Osacres
ofGood Land, to either rent or lease
for a term of years on good terms;
possession can be given any time.--
Persons wishing Land either to rent,
lease or buy, are respectfully invited
to call on the subscriber at his resi-
dence on Stamp creek, 6miles above
Pickcns G.. I'll. Jan, 9th, 1851.
34-4t l.. CAPEHART.
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8EEI q TK1EOW EET COURT ER,
ExecMtive Deparaannelnf.

al Columbia, Eeb. I6, 1851
4 = ENERAL sO OrderiSNol 3.-Ma-
~ jor James H. CTrapier, of the
ORDNANCE, having been appointed
Ald-deSCampi TO his excellehcythe
Governor, with the rank of Lie1tnh,
ant Colonelswill be obeyed andira
spected' accordihgly. BY order 81
the Cammander-isChief iJgid
ta2na - Nv. GANTEY,
AdJtand Insp. General.
40--It 9od2 -ags)
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IT SHALL continue to keep ON
Il hand at the OLD stand in Pendle-
ton, large and general assortment
of all kinds of GOODS, which,I will
sell as cheap as any other merchant,
let his location be mthe country or
village. nan
E. B. BENSON.
Jan. /, 1851. 33-3t
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$25 REWARD

DANAWAY from the subscriber,
1N at Kingston, Cass CO., Georgia,
a negro man named CUPIT. Has
a vain over his left eye, inclined to
be gray, about 45 years Old of rath4
er brown complexion. ] bought
the boy of Gen. Garvin, of Pickens
Dist. S. c., and formerly belonged
to some of Lynches, of that District
or Greenville. i's
| will give the above reward of S2S
for the delivery ofsaid boy TO Jacob
Bnrris, Esq, near Anderson G. H.
S. @.
DAVIS BOROUGITS.
Kingston, Geo., Aug. la, 1850.
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HEAD 'QUARTERs,
COLUMBIA, December II, 1850, .

OapiA' CeCeinDer II, IS0U.
GENERAL ORDER, No. i, ~ .d,,,.. /, /, X.
rrW3SaLyles, Maxcy Gregg, j as,
nj. Nelson Robert M6orman, Thos.
L. Butler, RhuNal Gourdln, Samuel
McGowan, William III. Evans, l..
MI. keitt, and r. S. Bedon, Esus.
hfaylng been, appointed dAid-deloamp
to his ExceIlency the Governor with
the ranklof Lieutenant Colonel, will
be obeyed and respected, according
ly.I, uVoiui4am0I .olisgauAn0 fH
:, BY order ofathe Communicating
Chief, m & vd slIwais5og oT
j. w. sCANTEY, fc 81
,p4e Adjptant and Insp. General.
Dec. %, lS50,bqbiS2 layR 3t 3aur