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GARDEN r JOHNSON,

Dr.2<rz an Tzisrs Jsksoa street nesriy epysssss
the ai1ae>ozs Store,
ID PEACEFULLY sss<zsre 20 fk> psopr Of Nirns-
h Territory. ghkt raey have frrss Co-Pzr<n<r-
se. e. tse psrpose Of esring TIE Aercsssi Tsst-
oEIRz b-1.sss where liz. o1es s saie Sod ,soy
pcrtesce1 woskDea 20 Rae into SarEestx ehesS ssx
casa. the soilS~ias raned articles
Prssch, EzfIsk ssse Azeresa Broad Cssks Fsata SD
Fzxcy CassiDeses, great variety e rcA yextsxs fHe
fksFss, Co.tsr. Dsxven, Un<<E-skirrs- Es.Srndess
Gloves crsss.s- Hsss vanety 81 gests fys ssszsses
eio<hfrx and Hsssy srfscks nsea.soaes ukica Gr
tursbsss s< e. ~ sssy,sspeS b suT
~ the Is6. Ttsxkfz. fer vsR fsverR fh<y so{sesf 4
essssss.aos e fAs
THONAs GARDEN
p. r. JOHNSON
81 psst. fsEe s, ISL
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CAUTION. CAUTION. CAUTION..

CAUTION! CAUTION:: CAUTION..
trke this occasion 10 inform The public that hive
the exclusive agency for scna and vicinity } for lie
sale u the following justly and deseryedly popular Pam
lily Medicines
CsacfeHbers Medicines, DIR swaynes syrup Of cherry
Dr. VIM sloan Ointment, DR.. swayne's Nermifnge,
= Condn powT, Or Tfask's Magnetic Omi'ns
Dr. Myers snrsapsrna, Roa1e's Iodine Llnment,
DR. SiilmnD's hair tonic, DIR. Brzggs remedies,
Dr. Cham ion's Pills, DR.. Merchants gafslins oil
Dr Bristois \. IMMINENT DIR. Nsysha!ps uterine cath
ALSG-.ON HAND.
Perry Davis Pain Einer DIR. Chrises Magnetic Belt.
and Fluid ans Fsnac-a. ia, mes medicines. Wistafs
Bas4ai, roy ands Tonic Mixture, &C. &C. for sale b.
GEORGE {. SFROrHER,
Wholesale sne Retail Druggist,
Jnlv 3. No. 1876 Main street, Gslefia
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I. u. DEwEBBER.

1. u. DEwEBBER.
4 the store iz.eiy occupied by Edvs-S NeLsgsa,
"A Of Roberts, ssd fosrfh sfreets, ST. Pss has
rers 81 ard offers fos ssle he lowest Prioes gen
erai Of family groceries and other got
wit
so bs.sssIs oats, barrels nsseksTei,
20 fo1r.
10 s1sks crirzI sppjes, bseos,
a. - peaches, 5 rros3ases,
- keys rails, 10 eozrs sszp-
Also bfooas bed cords, esEsf hse ss1s Ssss ci<szG
~a-A-tnsres yoss DER shot te1d ts4s~co stsrch
coffee tea AeTrssrs, ssi~rzfss gsgef cn-
Esmoa eoTes SPACE eoE~s. oyster ssrdiD<s frsssrEx
-sf1es white bad exfs bsster lard, chcrs, tz5bsss
cal rgzr sslr SIT csafses pevrer-sse~ rcties
percs-sna ess isaGerss hfs~kisg cAe<ngts, yiley.s
So, sRd every thsss sis- ~@ss-
1sss -, IsS3. ls-ly
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SAINT PAUL AND DUBUQUE PACKET.
The Steamboat Tiger.

regular trader between Dubuque ard 81 Paul. will
"A arrive ST Paul every SATURDAY and depart every
Monday morning For freight passage, ap2y board
10 WIZ II. Randall, II the Lower Landing, ST. Pant
June l9. ISL.
ST. PAUL AND ST. LOUIS PACKET.
raNIE Steamboat DIP. FRANKLIN No. 2. viii arrive
u E Paul Saturday the 2ist Of June ard even
alternate Saturday thereafter uBtii frter notice. with
immediate despatch Gaie:Ia st. Louis and nterrDedi-
ale ports June IS ls5l--s
STEAMBOAT DR.. FRANKLIN NO.1.
WILL arrive Saint Paul n time 10 depart eariy
w every Monday for GaieGa For freight pas
sage, srPly On board iEze Is, ISIS
THE STEAMBOAT GOV. RAMSEY.
VE7ILL ieaEe ST Anthony for sank Rapids, every
w Nordzy and THURSDAY after dinner, ocsnecGiHz
with The arrival AMI departure Of boats a. 81
fauL June Is, lo5l-3
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POSITIVELY AT ST. LOUIS PRICES.

cAeop Cash Store, for Spring and Swimmer TRADE.
n E. FULLERTON has now received and opened his
- spring a. summer stock comprising the best
selected Of Resdy-alaie Clothing Prints
SaiiEe.s, Boots, Shoe, Fancy Goods &C b. SUzh
10 Minnesota He would respectfully invite Farmers
snd visiting 81. Paul pay hisn a visit is
determined retain the which his establish
has e loAs held, Of Cheap CASH Store"
CLOTHING.
The foIlowiag a few Of the articles on hand:
Extra lne black dress coats Black satin
do f.o-k do Figured do
Black end brown do Black silk 10
Brown linen 40 Fine Black Pants
Tweed do do Cashier DO
Fine Linen Shirts Flannel uadeT shirts
Ginghan DO Cotton and wSO.en Acss
Hickory DO of all siLes sorts.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
MEAS boys thick boots Morocco slippers,
10 do do shoes Ladies CATERS,
Congress and cali boots, Ladies and Misses shoes
GROCERIES,.
consisting Of Teas, Coffee, Sugar Rice Sugar House
Nolasses Sperm Candies, Dried Apres, Peaches sosp,
Tobacco, SaleFzsnx, Starch Goldfish, MsckereL CinBa-
moh Nutmeg Cloves, Peppermint, and PePpe- Sauce.
Also. assortment Of Wooden Ware, rO8s.stiEg OF
Tubs and Buckets, wasAbosrds, CIo;he>FiBs, ae. All
for sale cheap for cash M trouble goods at
door the Pioneer Office and book-sso-e
n. b. Large supplies Of Fioar, osis, Corn and Pois-
/ AWAY. had
July B. 1851. lift
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AGENCY FOR CLAIMS,

4 new covered Buggy apply TO
n July 10, 1851. ii. W. TRACY & C
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REMOVAL OF MILLINERY ESTAR.
JsSH.lFsNT.

JsSh MN
AIRS MARVIN. grateful for the liberal psfEon-
w she has received from bc Ladies OF Paul
bezs Dfn then Of her removal TO The building
doors OF her late r.sieBce, where her
III find increased facilities her cement
Tor meeting their wishes and ssIGins their tates
cordE zee SiIh the lstest fashions.
Hats ard EDrH.fS bsscbed s''efes and pressed Mrs.
VI harirg just received fEo1n Cincinnati improved
pressing machine he. s;rss military viii be done
yery sa;erios stsls-
-. r. An as-ortncn; Of Ls1ieE GEe custom made
shnes will bs KEEP constantly hand, whbh sae VII be
happy skew 20 her cnstOIaen-
ia. Pssi Mar -, 1851. S-1
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MARViN'S
BOOT AND SHOE MayUFACTORY,
Removed 10 the Building Of lie D4c's Book
Store.
MARVIN, grateful for past patronage, welcomes
LIZ his customers and the Hac gelsersll, his
staI9-were with the best mzieriais than can
be purchased. he Is prepared supply Ihen With
best tae durable the tasty aid lasonsbIe
ARTICLES in his line ar Gail AID him.
81. P:ul, MAJ Is, 1851 s-u
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POWDER.
G. II. WEST,
Storage, Forwarding and Commission
Merchant.

On he Lepee, Dubuque, fe1ea
VKTHOLEsALE and Retail dealer in Foreign and Do
w mestic Fruits, Candies Nuts, Spices, Family Gro
ceries Produce and Provisions Ornamental and Fruit
Trees, Plants, EverCreens shrubbery Grass Garden,
and Flower Seeds, &c, &c.
n. BSleanlboats, hotels and private families, fur
nished with good articles the loves, market prices
and delivered free of charge.
Dubuque, low a, May 2ist, le5l. eff
TIME undersigned would inform the public generally,
thai he has stgong and permanent enclosure with
The necessary sheds and accommodations, adjoining his
Warehouse al the Steamboat Landing in Dubuque for
the convenience Of those having cattle horses sheep
hogs TO ship 10 Or from this point also for the accom-
notation OF farmers and Others coming into this city
with loaded wagons Hay and grain kept constantly
hand, FOR sale al reasonably low pieces.
c.. r. WEST.
Dubuque, Iowa, day 2lst, 1851. 6-d
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DRS. LEE A. REYNOIDS.

Surgeon DeHfists, DubHge, l0u1.
XNyOULD respectfully inform The citizens of Saint
w Puu Sai9f Anthony. and saltwater that one
OF them will spend few weeks In enca place, semi
yearly, Spring Fa for the practice Of their pro.
icssisn and all DESTROYS Of Dental operations rely
upoa their punc,uaiiy. Their will De very mod
crate, and all failures repaired gratis.
u. IL. LEE,
2-lS e.. ). REYNOLDS
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III. r. M'CLOSKEf.

CH.RTS.--A fine assortment ~ white ard printed
- skirts OF every 9u.liIy sad price. FOR s,le by
G.,ess, Jpne l. e. H. 4 ii. p. CoRwfTH.
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SUMNER CLOTHIyG.

eener.; a<sorsnens Of Goats, Puss Vests crsvsts,
"A Szrtf, Sasrcnterx. etc, made m he latest
mo5es an6 ef hess material for wear Cog sale By
Jtse ls- 90 JOHN HARRINGTON.
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STEAMBOAT EXCELSIOR.

dn YE1EIS 6ne Boat viii leave
"a IN Saint Paul ior SAINT Louis,
V..-.=-@1~-sTea-son every alternate Friday. Until
-KpeC@DCr~4 further notice For freight
passage apply On board or 10 II.
I Tracy, Third street, Saint Tsui. III
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DaSSOLCTlON.

I-NYTY B.srs. -sp<reas Tsa.as srs kkg sAs. sssfs-
II ia p<sr< - ssk az fEf3-tk1
Der -, -
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The 1RaEFEsEEss
vEGET BILE PILLS.

Are particularly valuable Tor the prevention And u
Fevers IN general, ell Bilious and Liver Conn lzEks,
Jsaneice, General Deb.iEy, Common ard Sack Head
ache, Dyspepsia Heart Barn, Cossiveness, Gripping, I'm
nsry Diseases, Obssrpcsiers II the HsBses InfasILs
Asthma and for variety OF other chronic diseases Ia
nne. Tor al ordinary family II Full djrestioEs for
the various ciseszes accompany esc box Price IS cts.
4 boa.
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SUMNER HATS.

a choice ssso-fsaess Of fsaxHz- L<ghSn. suaw.
a Chrs- Beaver. Fer Ss6 Wool nefs- for sale By
John YaRRlNCTON
Csrner FrsBkAn sae 81 AaisoGy streets
Jgse %, ISL 10
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LvARNING LANDS in vicinity Of SAINT ,EIhnay
II Falls f'r sale Appl. to J. p. WILSON.
MAJ y, ISL
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\ ST. LOUIS FURNITURE
STORE.
- YIN II IIARIHN IEGPRIEHnH

u STORE. ICY
~ WM. NJ. HARLOW, FROFRiETOR, II
~ NANCFACTERE a~S&S
VI Fashionable Modern ADD Antique Furniture and
Chairs. Also, Wholesale and Retail Dealer In
Mattresses, Feather Beds and Bedding,
Looking -Gia5ses Willow Ware, &c, DC.
Ware Rooms No SS North Second Street, tresf side,
tefneen Oliver aud Locust.
Orders FOR description II Furniture other erti
clcs in his line VIII always receive immediate aier
ton. Goods will be carefully packed and shipped ct
the FISK IF the proprietoTs aud in every the pioes
will be low be had 81 Louis, and goods
saT0nfed. Orders for furnishing Hotels Lodges, Asso
ciaIions- &c, respectfully solicited
Mr. Harlow Is practical mechanic and ~ all times
viii nj. orders with good. Of The most fashionable sub
stantisi and desirable styles. 2-2s
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FERRY AT SAINT PAUL.

TUIE undersigned gives notice that the proprietor Of
this Ferry at the Lower Landing has built suitable
boats for ferry ing and teams the Mississippi.
river; and a authorized aad emplo, ed perform
the duties of ferryman When the ferry can be
found at ar. Tracys Store Third saint Paul
JAMES THOMSON.
April %, 1851.
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TAILO RING.
TIME subscriber would respectfully inform the
Il citizens of 81. Paul. that he has ken the
shop recently occupied by +. Il. Johnson, on ST.
Charles strset--where he is prepared to make to
order al kinds Of GENTLEMEN'S GARMENTS
on short notice. From bis long experience in the
business, he is confident Of being able TO give
satisfaction To all who may favor him with their
cuJtom.
w III. TINKER.
81. Paul, June llth, lss9. sif.
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Ii VI T..
FOR SALE CHEAP FOR CASH,

HoHN n. IRVINE will keep constantly on hand, ent
- for sale, prime article Of fresh lime.
ST. Paul, Jaly 8, 1851. IL
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TIE GnAEyEsBEEs
DYSEsTERi SYRUP.

s7eedY sot Inaiible renety % Dt.rrhnA, DFsenitry
bIos-iy Pink, Cholera HoTias, Cholers lHiSntuG aHe
the AsIGTIc CBoLEEa, n taken With the hrst Symp-
viz vomiting ss5 cizrrhGa IL fails
the wor, possible If bowel Complaints generally
FEW hours, srIdon beyond Gay J. i pareis scse-
,sbe ard iaEea IL sIasosr say quantity q perfectly
harmless
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XXyBOLEsALEC Grocer, commissios ard Tc-,v.rsinz
w Nercbsats, and general steamboat agen:, has Ia
store and by early arrivals he following sr.
ces which be offers 10 the sde The lowest
cash, al No. s. Steam Boat Landing Ga.eas-
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
GROCERIES,.

Meas 4 boys thick boots Morocco slippers,
do 90 do shOes Ladies CATERS,
Congress and cali boots, Ladies and Misses shoe
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NEW BRICK YARD.

FINHE subscribers have started a Brick Yard in
the of Saint Paul, and now prepared % furnish
any quantity Of good brick ~ short notice.
1TOrdcrs respectfully solicited
LUTON, RANDOLPH & Co
July 3, 1851. ll-f
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Hats and Caps.

20 Cases sik and fur hats
Is do sssorted cold csifforDia hats,
10 cases ieehorn and PsnsfnA-
Cloth caps OF every quality ano price.
Any orders with which they H.sy be favored will -
carefully asd promptly filled the s5~est mETke. price,
AID goods shipped ss directed.
Csiena, June !, ie5I-
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.

Ets- The friends of SAM'L. L.. HILL
respectfully announce linn as a candidute for Tax
Collector for AbbcvilIc District ut the next clcc-
ton.
EYr The friends of Rev. JAMES MOORE
announce him candidate for Tar Collector at
the next election.
NJ The friends of JAMES w. RICII-
ARDSON, Esqr., announce him as u candidate
for 1ds Collector ut the ensuing election.
EE" The friends of r. i. MILFORD
announce him u candidate for the office of Tax
Collector at tho next election
re- We arc authorized to announce WIN.
J. HAMMOND Il candidate for Tar Collecfo,
at tho next election.
~ We are authorized to announce w.
b. MERlWFTIIERa as candidate for Tar COL
tector ut the next election.
% The friends of ENOCH CARTER,
respectfully announce him as Candidate for the
Office OF I'ar Collector, at the next election.
az We are authorized to anrounce X
Is. CATER rs candidate for Iar Collccto, ut
the next election.
o. We are authorized to announce w.
w. fiIGG1A as candidate for Ta1 Collector
at next tho election
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Executive. Department.

hy Ills Exccllcncy, J. II. MEANS, Governor and
s:'nhandcr-in- chief in and over the Stute of
South Carolina
w HEREAS. information reached me that au
~ atrocious murder was committed upon John
McDanici, Of Barnwcll, by six young mon, among
w. whom were Scabornc E. Furrncr and William G.
ioDih and whereas, tho aforesaid Farmer und
IobIn have made their cscapc-now be il known
IN order that they may be brought to trial, John
IL. Means, Governor in and over the State of
South Carolina, do issue this my proclamation. Of
fering II reward of FIVE HUNDRED DOL
LARS for tho delivery of both, or two hundred and
fifty for the delivery Of either of them to the iuor
Of Barnwcll district.
Fnrmer is about 25 or 90 years old, S feet
inches high, well made, fair complexion, blue eyes,
light hair, two of his front teeth slightly broken
OIL Has scar OH his cheek, about an inch and
half long, made by the cut of u knife
Tobin s l8 or ID years old, 5 feet L inches
high, iair complexion, very little beard, light hair
white teeth, thick lips, we'll made, and is badly
Scared oil tho right arm and shoulder.
Given under my hand and the seal of the State,
u,S.l the 9TH day Of Jny in the year of our Lord
one thousand eighteen hundred and fifty-
one. J. IT. MEANS
WV F. ARTHUR, Dep. scc'y. State.
jyI6 164t
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New Cotton Gin MaMufactory.
ABBEVILLE C.. H.

VIE subscribers respectfully inform the plan
ters Of sonil, Carolina, TINT they are Greeting
un extensive COTTON GIN FACTORY, ut
AbbcvilIe Court House, wherc they will bc pre-
purod TO manufacture GINS OF THE BEST
QUALITY. Mr. ENRlonT-one of the firm and
principal workman OF the late firm of Hcuder son
T. Enright, of Newton county, Georgia, whose
Gins are well known aud highly approved through
out Abbevillo, Anderson, aud Edgcfield Districts,
will give his attention TO tho business. Our
Gins will be made of the best material, and ne-
thor expense nor labor will be spared to render
them durable aud convenient, aud equal to any
manufactured in the soutier States.
REPAIRING also done with nentness and do
spatch.
WOOD AND IRON TURNING will be ex.
cuted in the best style, and at the shortest notice.
Those in want Of new Gin for the next crop,
would do well to give us trial before purchasing
elsewhere. Engagements cnn be made with out
Travelling Agents, on accommodating terms, who
will call on planters generally, by letter uddres.
sod TO us at AbbeviIle G. ii.
o. GINS WARRANTED In all cases, and
delivered 10 purchasers free of charge.
febl-45 ENRIGHT l. STARR.
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The Tyranny of Women.

have always said it: Unbeaten Woman
lords it DER the world (By the way, that's
aiverse, but it is rs true rs prose itself) We
males swagger, and talk of our superiority,
but only the Savage has practical dominion
over the "weaker sex," simply because he
bangs his recalcitrant female in lordy style !
we don't beat our women, and are there
fore slaves; we are forced to knock under
because we have fastidious scruples about
knocking them down This may be quite
correct: l only state the fact, without com
mentary. UnLcatcn woman isa Tyrant.-
The weaker they are, the more tyrannical. A
little blonde creature with fair eyes and fra
gile figure, whom you could crush in your
manly grasp, somehow or other you find
yourself trembling as before crowned po-
tentate. She bends you to her purposes, to
her capriccs; if you resist, her pretty eyes
flash scornful fire: if you quail not before
her anger, she ruslcs into Mysteries What
is helpless, and, above all, cIubless-man to
do! lie meek and acquiescent!
That take to be one of the primord;al
laws of civilization. Directly man energies
from the. savage state, he becomes womans
prey. | find it the eternal theme of litera-
ture. In one shape or another it is always
Samson laying his shaggy head in the fair
lap of Daliah. From IIomar to Paul dc
kock the story of Cymon and Iphigcnia,
which Mr.. Dryden told in resounding coup
lets, has been varied in its incidents, but has
preserved its kcrnal of sentiment, which is
none other than the dominion of Beauty.
The old lion who allowed the fair maiden
to draw his teeth and clip his terrible claws,
what is that but the symbol of our daily fol-
'ly! DO we not all stoop from our pedestal
and crouch beneath tho merciess grace of
woman!
''Did not great Hercucslay down his strength,
Spinning with Omphalc, and all for love r.
Think Of Achilles the Terrible, he whose
shout alone made the horses of Troy trent
ble in their shoes fnrcseeing the sorrows
which that shout impicl. Well, the Swift
footed himself, who slew the Horse tanner,
was conquered by the gentcness of the fair
briseis! And when she was taken from
him, he stalkcd ircful and moody by the
shores of the many sounding sea, and min
gled his salt tears with the "ocean wave"
(Unless you suppose that he had an eye to
posterlty: and wished to furnish young gen.
tlcmcn of a classical turn with the 1,olyphlo-
'sdo'o thulasees as an appropriate quotation
always rcady.) If Achilles could be tanned
by Beauty, who after him shall resist.
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STAPLE DRY GOODS.
> N d w ID EN a. SHEA
AtGt STA, GA,

AUGUSTA, GA,
l. AVE now in store IL large suppIy of STA IE
IL DRY GOODS, suitable for Family and Plau
tation use,
AMONG WHICH ARE
Superior l2-i Linen Shcctings and Pillow Cusc
1hncns,
Superior ~ Irish Linens and Long Lawns.
superior S-4 aud l0-l Table and Durn;,sk Di,
pcrs,
Sd, l0-4, l2-4. lG-l, aud 2O-4 Damusk Ia,l.
Cloths and Damask Napkins,
Superior Birds Eye and Scotch Diapers
-, Heavy lluckabucks, and Plain Crc.l,,ill;,s, for
Towels,
=. Plain White and Fancy Colorcd Furniture Dim
itics, and Cotton Fringcs,
Plain Linen Ginghui,s, Toll ID. Indie. and Pm,
Inns, for Ladies' Travelling Dresses,
Ladies' and Gentcmrn's Hosiery of .uncr,r
style and guilty,
Superior Water-Twist, New York Mills, and
fra,nc Yarn Bleachcd Shrtings,
l2-4 Blcachcd and Brown Shcctuus or tlo hoo,
quality,
Superior Pawtucket, Mcrrimack, and Atlantic
Mills Brown Shcctinps,
Augusta and Granlcvills Brown Shectnps and
Shrtings,
\, Heavy co..oa o.naburgs, Georgia Stripes and
-, Apron Checks, and superior Amoskeag AGA.
Tickinks, - <s,
snpsrios Will. .Gsure and Welch FIauucIs.
White MafsAiliss Quilts, of superior styles md
A large supply of Ingram, Three Ply, Brussels,
and Tapestry Carpets,
with great variety of other articles, to which
they respectfully invite the attention of tho bc
jy2 '' IL
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20 SAcABAsIN's REcE1pT.-Jo, one ofthc
!'enobscot Indians, not long since was sued
for tho sum of five dollars before Squire
johnson, by man named Stevens. On tho
day of the trial, 10 appeared, and rendering
the requisite sum for debt and costs, demand
ed receipt in full. "Why, 10, it is not us
ual, and entirely unnecessary" said the
Squire.
20, yes, me want uIn receipt, sartain."
what do you want it for, Jol"
~, suppose me die, and 60 to heaven ;
then suppose they say, well, 10 sacabasin,
you owe any man now9' Then me say,
NO. Did you pay um Ben Stevcns2' oh
yes, me pay um.' Well. then me have to
60 down and run all oue,. HI to hunt up
Squire johnson ="
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The State of South Carolina,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.

i.
10 all and singular Managers Of The General
Elections, for the scrcyai Districts of the State
Of South Cdrolina:
~ iiEREAS the Legislature of Soutl, Curolinu,
w at its late Session, did pass an Act TO pro-
vide VIDE for the election OF Members to Il SOUTH
EfN C'NiRESS. And whereas, said Act re-
quires the Executive Authority to issue Writs of
Election to tho Manngcs Of Elections: do ro-
lnIrc you, und each Of yon after giving legal no.
t'cc, and being duly Qualified, to proceed 10 hold
and day following, for two Deputies TO represent
your respective Congressional Districts and after
having determined OH persons duly elected. You
will certify the same according to law, 10 tho Gov
crnor for the timc being.
Given under my hand and the seul of the State,
i'll Columbia, this lst day of June, in the wear
Of orr Lord ono thousand eight hundred und
fily-onc. J. III. MEANS.
Governor and Commander in Chief
w. F. Arthur, Deputy Secretary of State.
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500 Reward.

: ANAWAY from the plantation in Lincoln
lO county, Georgin, Of the estate of John S.
Walton, deceased, about the middle of June lust,
negro man named EPlIRAIM. He is about
twenty-two years age, five feet six inches high of
dark complexion, aud weighs about one hundred
and forty pounds. lie has a good countenuncc,
and owing to u wart OIL his tongue, his speech is
somewhat altered. He has been supposed 10 bo
lurking about Wilmington, Soutl, Caroiina, and has
brother in Augusta, Georgia.
Tho above reward will be paid for his delivery
or confinement in any Jail so that lo can be recov-
cred. The address Of the subscriber is PIiIomath,
Oglethorpe county, Ga.
mhl5 i. II. IRWIN, Jr.