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To CONTRACTORS.

OrrIoK OF CoxaissoSxR or PuBIo Bun sIsss,
March le 1851.
PROPOSALS this Office until O'Clock on Tues
day 9Th sy Of April nex for grading and uavsng New
Of the Capitol The
grading will require 900 cubic yards Of earth
coaAned the
viii probably exceed yards the
will be inches centre, and
gradually dms,ed The proposals will
filing and the price
materials kinds
procured The work nust be
possible and continued with such
force may necessary its early complexion
- VIM Easily,
Mao-Aps Of Public Buildings.
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Young Ladies' Institute,
Late Mrs. d. II. Burrs,) Of 9th and streets.
THE subscriber charge Mon
day 3lt Of April will give his personal
thorough
kHts, FsAch, uSAshsmatcal education Will be taught
The rods inAructoa Institute will be based the
Of the Protestant Episcopn Church.
The nnd OF hc principal teacher
s the patronage OF The public and for
ing OF success.
For boarding pupils, s55 per quarter
For day IS to GIG
Payable always advance.
Music, drawing, Latin Italian, Spanish and German
Reference permitted to Rev. O. M Butler d. d. Rev. j. w.
French Mr. Fxhugh Coyle, Washington ciy Rev James May,
H. Alexandria H. Rev Aouzo Potter d. d. aud the clergy
generally Philadelphia and R Rev Alfred Lee, d. d. Of Della
WILLIAM J. CLARK.
Mar ol-t25hAp
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TO CONTRACTORS.

us orncE CoAalssIoEER OF FuBLlc BuILDIsas,
March 20, 1851.
PROPOSALS Office until Saturday, 18th
OF Apr ne H. for furnishing following articles.
5000 pounds of best pure American white lead
gallons OF best linseed oil
gallons II best boiled linseed oil
500 pounds putty
O0UU0 brushes
dozen sasht 6chers
dozen dasters
200 pounds best litharge. -
One half OF m, above articles
OF April the delivered before the 25h
May.
named be required than here
specified may, by giving days. notice,
quire . larger quantity than above stated
'~ -l-- N WIN. EASBY,
Mar 2l-tApl2 Commissioner Public Buildings
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40 Contractors,

orrIoH COMMISSIONER or PUBLIC BuILDlsas,
March 20, 1851.
DROPOSAS received office until Saturday. the 5i
raisng cmneys the Southeast Execu
BudRg The must be the best red bck
good mortar for the
which will be taken down and rebuilt The stone Gaping VIII be
chimney and the brckwork coated
with good mortar, represent Geesone
will be obliged repair damage he may do
building expense. Any work that be
required Of the chimney below the present cappng
will paid There twenty chmneys; the offer
will be much for each chimney
W. EASBY,
Commissioner of Public Buildings
Mar 3O-eodtAp5
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DRIvATE TUTOR.--A young English gentleman, who has
received resided yrsfs In Fans,
p%uon OF tutos companion 10 young per
sous In some private family Of respeetabiiu.
= 10 per,ossl chsscssr amy
rvsn 70 pute. highest responsibility either in tins country
ia Espand, ~.
AIiress Alex Vance los pos. once, oswcso New York
l5-dM
Iuwr a.sshed splsndid silver tea set and besuti-
TN sproas indra baser knives
mustard &c Of our own manufac
suse which We equal Anen~ss 10 coin
another aae assortment N elegant gold
~srebrs diamond and eweiry which inve pa
'A~ ~ M w. GAIT 4 BROTHER
Penpsyvsna svenus, bss~esn 9'h and iosh streets
FsbN-
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NOT-TON HOsIENY, sNc.-We received extensive
supply and boys spring hosiery
this line. We the following
ladies' and while English cotton hose
do and mode colored English hose
Zoe lsdies' plain white hose, low priced
100 white and brown spen hose
ladies' plain white and brown open ise thread hose
mode and slate coIofed Isle thread
ladies' black Isle thread
misses and boys white brown and coored hose and
rest's hall white, brown, random
mixed, fancy stripes best British GODS.
Also styles Of hosiery which
making and
York winch viii be found worthy
CLACETr NEWTON, MAY, co.
Mar 2s-5teo
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yJHITE aOODSWe invite special attention
goods received compsGa complete vAriety
line, yixG
$50 pieces plaid mu.lins, TAX grades
100 do cambric musl,ns and jncoast csaabrics
do Ansa and medium null and Nspsook KasiD~
do swiss and SachAreia muslns
do ttctofa and bishop lawns
100 do Pine dotted a~iss musins, part fine
10 do 81 large figured white Swiss
hne sdia t~1ns
corded dnnty and skiring mnslns
patent corded tkirts
10 muslin Dsersings and sd3inrs
e.mhrtc eAgings and inssrs~gs
80 worked muslin bands
200 do srt. dimity camhrc for
sleeves, &C,
WE HAVE ALSO
10 cartons fine French worked untrim,ned collars
Is do rich embroidered muslin cbemisets, with sleeves
to match
CLAsETT, NEWTON, MAY, CO.
Mar 2S--5teod f. .#a.. !.
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s2o-Haves slo-Qusrters S5-Eishths 42 So
Certificate. Of packages Of g whole tickets $3.50
DO do 26 half do l4O
Do do 28 quarter do ~
Do do u eighth do a
0Orders and certificates Of
splendid lotteries will
drawing Immediately
vho order from E 1-.a
Address ]. Il G. MAURY, Agents,
Mu2i Alexandria, Virginia
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MARCH IA, 1850
IN the petition Of Bancro Woodcock formerly Of Noun, Pleas
Pennsylvania, of Wheeling Virginia. praying for the
tension o granted him the l day Of June 1887
sei plow,' years from the
expiration Of said patent which place the 18th Of
1851 .
II ordered that the sad petition be heard the Patent Office
9th of june 1851 II O'Clock, and all
ed and show they have why said petition
ought not 10 be granted.
Persons opposng tbs extension required to file in the Patent
Once their objections specifically forth in writing,
twenty days before the day OF hearing All testimony ed by either
be used the said taken
accordance with the rules Office, which
application. aaHr#as
CTdered that this be published the Republic
gencer, and unon Washington d. C Richmond Republican,
Richmond, Virginia North Gazette,
Pennsylvani Tribune, New York. Providence Journal
dence H. H. week for three previous
the 9,h day Of June
THOS. EWBANK,
Commissioner Of Patents.
Editors Of the papers please copy
bills the Patent Once, with paper containing this
Mar l6-law3w
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United Mall.
DROPOSALS for mails
lst day Of July 1851 the % Of June 1852 inclusive, Iowa.
will Office Department.
Washington, ITO
be decided BY the 18th day April 1851
and time herein specified.
f743. From MuscAune IN, a week, Saturday
BY Upton, Rome, Anamoss, Peaks, Deh Esd
Garnaylo; s- as.l ... y. a.esv #E
To Prairie du Chien, by II an, Tuesday, 10 miles
And back betwesn Tuesday aud Friday.
Proposals Tpton with OF
trips route 470s viii be cons,tered.
NOTES.
Each should be accompanied by by
responsible persons, following
"The undersigned guaranty thn' his
carrying mai Chen be
ceped General shall obligation
with good and sufficient surcies perform uhe service
propo-ed.n
This should accompanied by certificate OF
the
and able o make good their guarantee.
should be department. sealed endorsed
No. 4745" addressed First Assist
an Postmaster General.
Of resulting combination
which be
annual advertisement
N, X. HALL, Postmaster General.
Pesr Orucs DKrAHTsksT, Feb. III, 1851.
Feb l3-lawtw
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WILLIAM TUCKER, draper and tailor, PsHnsyi-
between * and 9Th respectfully calls The
n ends and the public me fact hai he hss Just
nom New Yosk with Of the largest and bsstss,sced
Freuch English ohs cassiass-. swd v~sngs
ocved in this city, which he prepared sx.cp.e In s
style the shortest notice. and would invite the pabo
and srAne specimens which bc
passed style workmanship In THIS country
choice
sood .omsh'"s entirely all Of which WIN be sold
veyy moderate prices.
Mar Qi-3Mw3w
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NOW Oder sale splendid city,
recently finished II beautifully
and iot streets. unsurpassed ior ~ healthy location and good
and Il 10 eqadiant ros
tains u all commodious and lony Of chambers
- feet The psros height
VI ceiling ~ II finished modern style.
spacious bath adbrd,ng cod and
c0ntstaed
fnised and the tank rs hshead The
furnished with aud cold pump
Gas have been laid hail. psrlor saloon,
dining In the
nothing been omitted The siabas house.
house have been permanently ui and include manure pitt
and well finished for male servants lying newly alley
Mar LIT JAS. CADEN.
CT1AsON 4 Co.'S New Yorh. New Orleans, Mobile
~ Express responsible
principal Maine Hampshire,
Aassschusess, Island
New York Stale, Delaware, Maryland, District
CoAa indians, Ohio, Illinois, yasray
mississippi and Alabama
GcorIh and the Casoinas.
ou .c,i.. extensive and perfect, ha, the
safe and speedy u freight packages and
abo parcels from end Of tbs the othss asa between
the rcm"te peints
Prom suany yea npeence slps~ss ssess while
Mesr Ajams Co.. and advantages
other hc of which confidence
uonaec New fek
Jewellers, hankrr and merchant generally
New Orleans aud Noodle.
Ohcss New Orleans, ID Wall New York
Feb6-dkcpl2w
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AIDES Dress Goods-Tbe subscriber has
Ii IS pieces plain barase, embracing all the >hAdes
~ do figured barsxe, soiAe besuufa styles
do do tissue, entirely new styles
$50 do baIAge delaane l3 Gh csnt ptinc
paly very rich patterns
pieces Bohcmsan grass eouh, and pretty article
Is do line. lusu., vey pretty shade.
1900 yards yiSghams, all price.
10000 printed cslicoes ,-. .H..
5000 do printed lawns on ., lax cents, fas, eoIors
and fine quality
1000 yards psn muins very beautiful article
~ stl2k cents
The ladies that could get
have kindness call shah make that
C. W. yERBY,
Pennsyivania avenue, between 7un and ssh
NEW York nd California; millionaire Associati0M.-
shares OF thousand dollars Capital oo
be obtained by Influential
admitted
Of New York non
liability The Of 900 cash, and
annually
pospect doubling the whole, s.le operations IN
mining atstss direction and
troll Of OLIVER HOLDEN,
As the Partner Chief Agent Of the Company,
#. E1 Fl No. II Wall sueet, New Yoik.
responsible paIe. rousbou, the Union
be employed ~ df
points, of and vesses be made
available cayas md freight TO and
GomE Europe, Asia, Afrtca, and the Americas -.
MA Paci6c and long the supply OF gold continues
be demand caps goods will sstouish the
u,ort liberal and calculations therefor And 10 meet this
and pon thereby that this being of"ed u
lei and styae OF " hoLoEN = col
Mercantile Commercial Commission Merchanis Banhins
Inur.nce and Mining Agents New York and San Francisco
Capital 81 100000
Feb2-u
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A LA WILLIE DE PARIS.

LA WILLIE DE PARIS
Ornamental Lfhfs, pases stirev Ware, 4o
THE subscriber has lately been consdcrabe in pur
chasing having or his
ing bu parties &C. the following .rtclss, which he will hirs
outo rrssonshts trrms, viyi
aesda table ornament, and chandelier These
W. made rp~e~y Tor
I've pslf very besutful csndsisbrss.
One psit na.sniAeess
I.ss end vssy splendid Of silver ware French
China, sis~s
ty Of some three thovssnd persons
articles w IN rented either separately together
sbe ms-tr~ss~nsha terms, : -
@, GAUTTER, Con6seur,
Ala ve De Paris, Of Penn and iit
Dee 9o--9ufA lawown
NEW syrfrg GooAsTe respectfully
customers, and public generally, follow
ss p,eces new style spsi"s cassmsres
Is do black DO do assorted grades t
800 DC new syls spring c.ieo.s Msriaachs o,b.r
superior makes warranted fast coIors
rs do Frasch Einshams aa
10 s'..csd .Ai'as., in ali grades low a.y
10 bale, brown shirtnss and shsesiuss
Meschsa sheetns., in 50, 81, 10, and l24
8 bales osnsburrs.
IN WHITE GOODS.
100 piece. jscone, camhic and cambrc mu.lins
kainsook and muii musiinr
100 do p,sid su.'n., from fsx the hes, grades
dou~d white hwiss musins h7as
900 dozen ladies. white cotton hose in work and plain
do ladAes' tsss thread, plaid and open
and boys' hose and half hose In every ,ize
Together with sssnen Of all kinds Of domestic and
xcos al Of which viii cell better terms than can bs
We w,ll receive lew days usual sx'snsve suppy Il
ncy goods embvaras the and dssbs styles
for the the rscs which das notice yin be dvsn 10 s
public t .t-s. ..rri .,r,,ro,, ...,, -,
rec A-Snwiw G8Nft Et t4afH
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Under the patronage NJ the most celebrated ply
in The United States, and III. only
medical patronage The Supporters Mrs. Br Of Ph
dephia (aet invaAbe
sd. having been benefited by eir ose respect
the phystcana ladies wsAinaon D.
vicinity Many thousand aAie. paris
experienced decided benefit from usng Apply
ony her agent,
- Ell tH r.. McCLEARv
Washington city D. O., Druggist
An others are counterfeit. .5 H#4
JAMES BErTs
Mar 0-so6t Wholesale Agent, rhiadclphs
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NEW DpsfmH Enabr~d~vSes, HkcThs subscribers
IN have Just recsived fron New York
rs pscs small checked EIaoe silks
20 40 style India foulard siits
10 do rich Chsns silks
+. g do 10 hsocade silks
10 DO do do black Gro de Rhine silks
S do DO bsek, sssipsd, and plaid silks
10 do Broche barcges, tpaain hgur-s)
10 French Bepealia, te~trey nsw)
70 do French dc laiDes, (vsry pretty
q DO French pvint~d jasonevs, tvery hne)
SO do dotted swiss nsnIins, (whts and coored)
do heavy bIsck twisted silk
Is do Pvsnrh printed bsreRes, (new stysss)
rs embroidered white Canton Grape siaws tsoms very nchl
70 rc hly handke ercbi-h, (hew dssisns)
rs French embroidered muslin chsmbset@
rs very cbIy trimmed and sleeves, in sets
20 real Valencia lace collars snd cufs
S richly trimmed French worked cnpcs
Iaceca ap~ berthss
scarf
80 inside handkerchiefs and cuffs to match, &C. - .
Toxvfer entirely and desfa'e Mucis TOT
r, II, HooE co.
Teb@ 9H|s t
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ITO OWNERS OF Lands In "A senueman in vxnis,
who rood surveyor and lawyer desires fesss
and would like
o laads in the, ccsnuy, with bring them into
maj .a1
He hmiiy and small capital dssous of engaging in
Ne give The ofcapsci
tssv and responsibility scuuAntsrcs s such
enable him 10 control conAeyse~ emigration Terss
be coespondence with the
advertiser and get suitable by sddressnr paid
General ssent and collector, Richmcrd, Virginia.
Mn13-0 l@H r1NE II" r#.-aar#
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[NB-duM - ---- |------ n ~ NJ
MAND as II IL, Political, Social, and In0ussSssi
| NJ N Johnston, bsrriss~r. vok. Londou, 1&l
nm The Lev and Practice Of Naval Courts MARTIAL vol
on Turning and Mechanical Manipulation Nd VOL 80
ksnnr London, iasi ,'ET III '1I7IIl's HUH
e-s.'hvs Cosmos. I'd vol. I.ondnn, 1881. I
rofrtss II tho Nation lBr.b) la various Social ana
III relations New edition, complete In vol. LONDON,
,ss,or.asy
~ rRANcK TAYLOR. 4
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% %sasI oruor DnAsrsrsr, March 6, ls5I.
AuLfv

WAs6issros, March y 1851.
s-The New York Herald, PhilsdelphIa North
saansa Commsrsfa, Richmond Enqursr and New orj,.n
ysne VIII Sve this advertisement insertion and send tb
he asove committee directed city on N. sh June
AAr k~lawaw - = - -" ~-s'-
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k,, second Course.-Dascing Academy
~ Liable has to announce 70 the einrsns o
snd Gemresown hst his SECOND course Of Aanc.nl
m the season viii Thsssday yaRuar at hs
49, on Psnnsylvanis svenae, opposite Wiliards hoN
% nioni Washin Thmrsdsy ana Saul
~ S%sosyetown-Monsays and Friaays. -
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE
SOUTHERN LITERARY
M Is $ 8 & M @ GRo
B'OF' 4 SOL.
SEVEN rEENTH VOLUME

NJ II.
THIS popular and favorite magazine
which was established In The Yem 1884,
and has ouliw d, with single honorable
exception, allits competitors, viii! enter up.
on a new volume in January next. 1t has
never been the habit of the Editor to seek
to catch the public eye by any long list of
distinguished contributors, paradrd osten
'htiou>ly upon the cover or he might give,
as among those who write for the work
the names of some of the first men and wo-
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country The Messenger rests It's claims
topublc favor upon the basis pf fSolid Ex-
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peAIS strongly asthe Only Literary Month
ly in the Southern States.
The Editor is determined to make it wor.
thy of the South and ofthc country. The
contents as heretofore will embrace Re.
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cs, Novels, Tales. Travels, Essays, Poems,
Crtiqnes, and Papers on the Army, Navy,
and other National subjects. II
The Messenger will also continue to pre-
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as during past years have excited the most
''''''-'f' "''N'''b WI 'OLp SlNlGS vi Jllti At-
lantc., In The forthcoming volume will be
repuhlislied Seclusaval; a sequal to judith
Bensaddi. the popular story now in course
disqualification in the M gnzine.
The E litor has pleasure in announcing
n continuation of the Parisian Correspond
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find more faithful reflection of the pro-
gress of Art and Science in the French cap
tai, than in any other magazine in this coun
Try. .n...E 1lt M
Ofthe Editotal and Critical Department
ofthe Merssenger, the Editor will only say
HAT il will embrace copious notes on eur
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mericane nend Foreign works Of general inter
rSl aud value His orinions will at least
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Editor and Proprietor
Richmond, VA, October, 1850.
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PICKENS DISTRICT.
IN COMMON PLEAS.

Spencer w. Nix, who is in the
custody of the Sheriff of Pickens
District by virtue of a writ of Capias
cd rSatigaciendum at the snit of the
State having filed IN my Office, to-
gelher with a Schedule, OIL oath, of
his estate and effects, his partition TO
The Court ofCommou Pleas, praying
that he may be admitted 70 The ben
eff of the acts of the General AS
sembly made for the relief of lnsoi-
vent debtors: 1t is ordered. .,that.ihe
said State Of South Carolina and all
other the creditors to whom the said
Spencer WINK is in anywise IN.
sdebted be, and they are hereby sum-
nloned and have notice 10 appear be-
forethe said Court at Rickens Court
House ON The third day of April next
TO show eauseif any they can, why
the prayerdof the petitioner afore-
said, should not be granted.l 4aaad
sou s6g Wall KEITH, C. lc. P.n
Office of Common Pleas, (4iiia
Pickens District, Jany L, 1851
sa a 336gEF 8 @ 3ng an
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commission Merchants.
MHrket-Strcet, HAMBURG, s. C.--WArERrRooH
Mclntosh-Street, AUGUSTA, Ga---FlREPRooF.
Take this method of informing their
riends and the public generally, that
they still continue the WAREHOUSES and
CoMMIssioN business in this place and
Augusta, Ga, where they offer theirser-
vices to RECEIVE, STonE OR SELL CoTToK,
FLOUR, BACON, &C., RECEIVE AND For
WARD MERCHANDISE, Buy GooDs, FOR
PLANTERS OR MERoHANTs
Their Warehouse in Augusta is on
Mclntosh-street, in. the centre ofthe Cot.
ton trade. Mes
Their Warehouse in this place is safe
ON water and isolated. therefore met
xposed to fire.
AS they will be constantly at theiP
post, and promoting the interests of their
friends (Which they are aware will add to
their own.) They solicit and hope to
mertand receive full share of that lib
eral patronage heretofore bestowed, and
for which they now return thanks.
Liberal cash advances will be made
when required on any produce in store
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pRosPEcTus oE
PROSPECTUS OF
TEAE
! S0WT &0ERN PATRIOT,
To BE PUBLISHED AT CREENviLLE, S. G.

Ii is proposed to issue an Indepen-
dent ri-Weekly and Weekly News
paper in the Town of Greenville, s.
e., TO be styled "THE SouTHERV
PATRtoT," devoted TO ON merce,
agriculture, Manufacture S, Politics
Literature, Science, and the genera
Improvement of The country in all
her Industrial Pursuits-defendinp
the Rights Qfthe South, the Federal
Constitation, and the Integrity of the
Union Of the StdteS-and opposing
the ADtl-Republican, ruinous and cor
ruptlng policy OF South Cardinals
continuing in the hazards and specu-
luton Of Banking.
"Ihe Southern Patriot" has orig
mated with, and belongs to an asso-
ciation of gentlemen, who own near
ly n thousand slaves, and are worth
several hundred thousand dollars
This should be regarded by the COM
muhitys indepe. dent of their honor
their lives and characters, as some
guaranty OF Fidelity 10 the South,
and least as an earnest of their in
terest in Che Justice, Wisdom, and
Stability of the Government.
The Proprietors are under the i'm
preston that the growing Importance
of our Town-its heavy Mercantile
and Manufacturing business, the an
ticipated Railroad facilities, and our
present Mail arrangements, together
with the general Intelligence Pros
perity and Patriotism of our District,
must insure the success of a Tri-
weekly Newspaper-giving to the
business community the news and
Ielegraphic Dispatches, sooner than
they can be received through the
Tri,wcekly city papers.
The undersigned have been charp-
ed, by the Proprietors, with the Ed
Itorial Department of THE South
ern Patriot" II is not without re
Iuctance that they assume thisgrave
responsibility; but having done so,
neither time, labor, nor energy, shall
be wanting to make the Paper wor-
thy of public patronage. Arrange
ments will be made to have Cores
pondents in Washington and other
clties-givipg intelligence IN advance
OF the press-and the Prices Current,
and state of the Charleston, CoIum-
bla, Hamburg and GreenvilIe Mar
kets will be regularly and correctly
quoted.
THE SOUTHERN PArRror" will
be issued on superior paper, neatly
and beautifully printed, with new
and clear type, at Three Dollars per
amman for the Tri-weekly, PAYABLE
in advance. The Weekly Paper
will be large sheet, containing sub
stantally the same matter as the
Irl-weekly, for One Dollar and Fifty
Cents per annum, payable in adj
vance. This will be the cheapest
Newspaper of its size and quantity
OF matter in South Carolina-and IS
intended TO reach those points of the
{: country whose mail facilities are
limited.
ANY agent forwarding ten sub
scrlbers 10 either paper, shall receive
copy gratuitously. se.3g g,p, s.
The publication of "THE SoUTH-
ERN PATRIOT" will commence ON
the first of January next.
G. J. ELFORD, Editors
CreenYille, S, O., Nov. L, 1850.
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COLUMBIA Feb 10 lSs


GLlNTON BROWN ofBarnwell
~ Samuel Sparks Jr. of Darling
ton, w. M. Bratton ofFairfeld, Ber-
nard q. Rice of Upion, William Gas
ton Allen of Beaufort, w. Blat kburn
Wilson of York, Michael Whaley of
Charleston, Artemus Il. Goodwin of
Orangeburg, Samuel Alston of Fair
field, Carver Randall of Chester, Sc
baSiion Sumter OF Sumter, William
Williams of Abbeville, having been
appointed Aid-de-Camps TO his ex-
cellency the Governor, with the
rank of Lieutenant Colonel, will be
9beyed aud respected accordingly.
By order Of the Commander-in-chief.
J. w. CANTEY,
Adjt. and lnsp. General.
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