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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1851-05-03

1t is proposed to issue an Tndepen-
dent Tri- w eekly and Weekly News
paper in the Town of Greenville, S.
O., to be styled THE SOUTHERN
PATRIoT," devoted to ommercc,
Agriculture, Manufactures, Politics
Literature, Science, and the genera
improvement of the country i'm all
her Industrial Pursuits defending
the Rights ofthe South, tie F'eacrai
Constitution, and the Integrity of tie
Union of the iStatc$-and opposing
the Anti-Rcpublican, ruinous and cor
rupting 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-
citation of gentlemen, who own near
ly thousand slaves, and are worth
several hundred thousand doIlars.-
This should be regarded by the com
munity, independent of their honor
their lives and characters, as some
guaranty of Fidelity to the South,
and al least as an earnest of their in
terest in the Justice, Wisdom, and
Stability of the Government.
The Proprietors are under the im-
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
perlty and Patriotism of our District,
must insure the success of Tri-
weekly Newspaper--giving to the
business community the news and
Ielegraphlc Dispatches, sooner than
they, can be received through the
Iri.weekly city papers.
The undersigned have been chare-
ed, by the Proprietors, with the Ed
itorlal Department of "The South
ern Patriot" It's not without re
Iuctance that they assume this grave
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-giving intelligence IN advance
OF the press--and the Prices Current,
and state of the Charleston, Celum.
bla, Hamburg and Greenville Mar
kets will be regularly and correctly
quoted.
"FHE SOUTHERN PATRIOT" will
be issued on superior paper, neatly
and beautifully printed, with new
and clear type, at Three Dollars per
annum for the Tri-weekly, payabIS
in advance. The Weekly Paper
will be a large sheet, containing sub
stanhally the same matter as the
Irl-weekly, for One Dollar and Fifty
Cents per annum, payable i'm adj
vance. This will be inc cheapest
Newspaper OF its size and quantity
of matterm South CaroIina--and,is Is
intended to reach those points of The
country whose mail facilities are
limited.
Any agent forwarding ten sub.
scrlbers to either paper, shall receive
a copy gratuitously. ir .
The publication of ~THE SouTu.
ERN PATRIoTi' will commences on
the first Of January next
r 2 =. Z. PERRY, lrn.
Q. J. ELFORD, Edit Editors
OreenVIiie, IS. c.. Nov. 1870 ~
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1851-05-03

The Shoemakers of Lynn, Mas
sachusetts, held meeting onthe 10Th
inst, and resolved TO resist the fur
ther encroachments of slavery, even
at the expense of losing the custom
and the South.
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might otherwise excite mcrcdulity.

situated about league from the southern bauk
of the Hwaugho, or Yellow river, in 1896 north
latitude, and 4l440 east longitude.
tThe Jesuits state expressly that the Hebrew
was without points
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TUGALOO
ACADEMY Y.

ME undersigned respectfully in
a forms the public that he has
opened a school at Old Liberty
Church, where he proposes to teach
Autobiography, Reading, Writing, and
Arithmetic, at 4 dollars. per session
of five months each; English Gram
me r, Geography, Moral and Natural
Philosophy, Bookkeeping and com
position, at 6 dollars per session; the
Latin and Greek languages, chemis-
try, Algebra, Geometry, Trigonome-
try and surveying, at 10 dollars per
session.
Boarding can be obtained in respec
table families at from four to five
dollars per month.
JAMES BROWNLEE.
Feb. L, 1851.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1851-05-03

The Legislature Of Missouri are
raid to have passed law expelling
all the agencies of Insurance compa-
nies from that State.
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Taking the Census.


the exact location of which is no bu-
siness of ours. He was received at
the outer door by stiff, well dressed
elderly lady, who could be easily re-
cognised as widow of some years
standing. On learning the mission
ofher visitor, the lady invited him to
a seat in the hall. Having arranged
himself INTO a working position, he
inquired for the number Of persons in
the family Of the lady.
Eight, sir replied the lady, 'inclu-
ding myself Very well-your age,
madameP
My age, sir she replied, with
piercing, dignlfied look; i conceive
it's none of your business, what ny
age might be-you are inquisitive,
sir
The law compels me, madam,
to take the age Of very person in
the ward-it is my duty to make the
inquiry
We'll, If the law compels you to
ask, lpresume it will compel me to
answer. | am between thirty and
forty
lpresume that means thmty-6vc.'
mo, sir, it means no such thing
am only thjrty-three years ofage.
Very well, madam putting down
the figures, Just as you say. Now
for the ages of the children, commen-
cling with the youngest if you please.
Josephine, my youngest, is ten
years OF age.
'Josephlne-pretty name-ten.'
Minerva was twelve last week.
'MlnerVa-captIvating-twelve.'
cleopatra Elvira has just turned
fifteen
Cleopatra Elvira-c charming
teen
Angelina is eighteen, sir, just eigh-
teen
'Angelina-tavoritn namo-eight-
een.'
My eldest and only married daugh-
ter, sir, Anna Sophia; is little over
twenty-fve.'
twenty-five did you say, MADAME
Yes, sir. Is there anything re-
markable lii her being of that age?
We'll, no, | can't say that there is,
but is it not remarkable that you
should be her mother a0hen you tOere on
" eight years 0f dge?'
About that time the census taker
was observed sailing out of the house
closely pursued by a broomstick.
1t was the last time he pressed a la
dy to give her exact age.
Bound to come oG.-The Pittsburg
Mercury tells the following good one:
Somewhere in the west, a sable
knight of the lather and brush was
performing the operation of shaving
a hoosier with a very dull razor.
'Stopl' said the hoosier, that won't
do
whats the matter. bossr
That razor pulls.
well, no malta for dat sa. If de
handle of de razor don't break, dc
boards bound to come Off
Can't Shuck Corn-At the conclu
sion of the last concert of Jenny Lind
IN St. Louis, worthy farmer of
jackson county, Missouri, thus ex-
pressed himself to an acquaintance:
'Well, she s an almighty scream
er, and a darned pretty gal at that.
She's the very image of Sally Jones,
Parson Jones daughter, whois coun
ted the best singer. But Sally can
beat her shocking corn, / warrant
you. You never see Sally shuck2'
No, ] never did,
well, you ort'e
Didn't mean that Euening.-A
cracked Drained man, who was Slight
ed by the females, very modestly
asked young lady elf she would let
him spend the evening with her
NO" she angriIy replied, that's
what won't"
"Why," replied he, "yon needn't
be SO fussy; didn't mean this even
ing, but some stormy one when
can't go any Ohere else"
A newspaper reporter i'm New, Or
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A lawyer, not over young and
handsome, in questioninga young la
dy in court, complimented her perso-
nal beauty. Were | not under oath
TO tell nothing but the truth, she re-
piled, i would return the compliment.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1851-05-03

WANTED, AN HoNEsT, INDUSTRIOUS
BoY.-We lately saw an advertise.
ment headed as above. 1t conveys
to every boy and impressive moral
lesson.
can honest, Industrious boy" is al
ways wanted. He will always be
sought for; his services will be in de-
mand; he will be spoken of in terms
of commentator f; he will always
have a home; he will grow up to be a
man of known worth and established
character.
He will be wanted. The merchant
will want him for a salesman or a
clerk; the master mechanic will want
him for an apprentice or a journey
man; those with q job to let will
want him for contractor, clients
will want.him for a lawyer; patients
for physician; religious congrega-
ton, for pastor; for a teacher for
their children; and the people, for an
officer.
He will be wanted. Townsmen
VIII want MN as citizen; acqualn-
tances as neighbor; neighbors as a
friend; families as visitor; the world
as an acquaintance nay girls will
want him as beau, and finally for a
husband.
An honest, industrious boyl Just
think of it, boys, will you ever an
swer this description Can you ap-
ply for this situation? Are you sure
that you will be wantedl You NAV
be smart and active but that does not
fill the requisition--are you honest 2
You may be capable--are you indus
triousl You may be well dressed
and create favorable impression at
first sight--are you both "honest and
indtIstrious3" You may apply for a
good situation"-are you sure that
your friends, teachers, acquaintance
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1851-05-03

A newspaper reporter in New Or
leans recently had his pocket picked
by some expert thief, who extracted
therefrom a purse with two cents in
it, a steel pen, half a pencil, taiIor's
bill, an omnibus ticket, and dickey.
He requests the robber to sell the vai-
pables, pay the bills, and keep the
balance himself.
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PROSPECTUS Fo
THE

SOUTHERN PATRIOT.
To BE PUBLISHED AT CRkENvlLLB, S. c.
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@0DEY'@ GADWO@ BOOK
FOR 1850.
THE BOOK OF THE NATION
The Oldest Magazine an Americd.

EDITED BY MRS. SARAH J. HALE.
COMPARISON BErwEEN Cooley AND the orHrR
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DIED.

IN Ttprsdav morning June 5. SAMUEL RAD In In. , .
,tse bose f his law Mr. Moses SPeers, 10 Iea'A
av n the 18th year Of hls age. al o., A.
TEND bis funeral on nday en-, AZ 3 NJ wlh"' l1
o. Ti%rs5sv morning June 3, ELIZA j. yoihsrs
daughter Of Y n and Catherine Denyse .., M, ;o-
-f elsfves and friends Of the family are res eel a.. '
Ill y, s1fend her funeral without further EviSsioA'
40 Hudson-st this afternoon Friday a. 49, 60
On Tburslay June s. after short illness, ANDhL " y
LYNCH in the 4sth year Of hs age for many , 's ''-
nected with the Post Office Department o! ~ t no Post
a. frcnds and the gentlemen connected Wiih Wy
Once department, also the CONGREGATION ana "a attend
~ Ran,,s, abernacle arc respectfully invited 10 te
as funeral on saturday afternoon. 7h inst, al c'H'
1,o,, h.. lat residence. f34 CherTy-st.
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CLEARED a. Ncv-Bcdford June 3, ship Counthan, Stew
an, Pacific Ocean, bark ate bng) Ospray Macomher A.
lanuc Ocean.
letter from Capt Carr, Of bark Columbus, OF NIB,
Ports her al 81 GATHERINGS March d. with ~ hbs SIP OIL 20
SAM 24h Pacific Occluweut 90 land the cooper sick
letter from first officer Of ship Rchccca, SIMS Of Bed
ford reports LOr of shore ground Jan o. with coo bbls 50
oh While lying IN Pasta ana Intellectual attempt was made
10 SGT fre To- The ship
4 letter from Capt Whelden. Of ship James Maury Of
New BCCld reports her 40 Rad April -, with 20 brs
VIII IS 90 OH ON board (sld l5oo wl)ind freight Of
l3O0 bags sugar. and lt0 tGus rosewood Would sal for
York May
sTohclan In, ~ n, ION ~ % T., sh.Q Ause Gibbs,
Worth. I'll 22n sn (hCorc reported prev g. Feb 2s0)
Feb T. at 30 81 s. Ion q W. bark Harriet perhaps Har
NtSt) NK bound cruise
tCh H., OH Cape Horn. snip Jefferson, Hunim Sill had
been CRUISING there 90 as without any success.
March ,. Tat % $. Ion w. bark Columbus, NB oil not
reported
Maioh 81. OF Owylce. ship Geo Rowland, Cromwell tn
Hoo Ia search OF boats crew who deserted.
Sailed n Nioidou June g. iaIk North America, Mason.
NArih lu.NN. Wa luuAn Occnn.
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
MARRIED..

On Thursdsy Sane y ks sy voungest daughter Of
p Sss T n on ESQ ali Of ths CITY Church by Rev T
On wednssddsyys gu'Ss r sEAMAN, 70 CAkOLlNh
dsahisr Of the s.e eT ef the brides h
Ia Gsiaes; ssyfsp Mr. c. +. HAYDEN to Mss l. al
TEKNY an % fsS b. Rev G. ThrTSton Be4e.l re
or csgTcR Of the Ascension. GlIBEkI l. BtsEShl
tcr q '.s 1xR(;IRET ATHERTON. daughter o. s'lue
~ Fosfcr all Of this city
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a,eclto PR 70 load for Baltimore; a II wa Crastres
SI'SSSo-i sch Hudson Berry I'm Wiimir 4-on Nc just
a'5 y 2l-a o Cab h Ill., sch Ben Eev Miner I'm Chag
res car S ed ult L Eloa Hara Treat f NYork
n bermuda 2s,h ul: ship sncora Austin IN Calca
"a ior Boston reg. 20 san + ait a is
AZ Fciou 18th ut Br bag Sarah Be1naine, flF Salem
Arrst St John NIB, scth nit ship Sunbeam wlns1r In
Pfs-tn. lark Fare, hoses do. VIA IA r1'nih ~ lI
I5ss-t~ I'm NYo.t with small poN on board CD 2ih,
sh,fs Fo-s; KING Hathorn Liverpool, with deals; Lore
IA Urr ahslt. Dublin DO 3,th brig 'Hsihe b'i'Ae''
i d rans-o. Aprl o. SHIPS Clg;ol, M.g,1a. from
poStCU fr Cal fnla o. SAL Ma !, Hc-g, .ls n li
5.--,.i. E-rs.ec Wngate. from Bls.el. tls- cary
Sh--rg S-a- from Boston fr Cal-nia, also st.71 1s
i-l 80. lam ler rqr-o arys John iarl0- u rufull
Zrs.i Fatrl I'M Valaarso flr NOdeans, ld-. Wm lar
raice Fusts IN Norfolk for NforS lis, vernon, VI >f
pufroe Avr,s fr d. io. susan Lind. Pnkhan 200 l.
ion inc So Cuba Tbbets, from Nalparaso ior Boston,
dr; Francis Watts Bcrusee IN Iols DIS, B1.uc Vf.-
erhudge I'm California. unc W.T. bFi-s 20 an b niI y
PHILADELPHIA ar san Francesca. returned from Cape Horn
10 distress. and condemned. Pouitney nonat In Feall
huco dsE unc. Aho Ga pole, from balinpte ulc as
and steamship NewYork. AycTel from s. Ca,haune Tor
~ ~ Panama iltb ult bark Cahar1 Bastos 49, lh
shus Their Hathaway san Francisco 4G Brewster, g. De-
rms NYork Ian lO 10TH sch Leo McHemey. Pagti Do;
I'm, bark Elizabeth whitney san RANG Sc 10, prs = r.
steamers Bolivia. (Br Pearson alpararo' lsh, OREGON
Pearson San Trancsco ship Mar Eliza. d. CID 'ia
bark KenHngton Baxter S9n frans,sco' On selSI
Panama. Watkins, do Gold unter Mon 90 IsLials "
finger do. l7ih. sch Holus- Grace. Pgnta Arena
At do May 20 steamers mon, Marks; Tor san aas-o
28ih: Oregon, Pearson. for Do June snip BeWste -
rms for Puna Arena next day; Enterprise lB Lyons
for san Francisco with despair; banks Mary waiermin
HIGGINS for DO day; Elizabeth, Wmtney. fo Napt-
raeo 9is scb Inlet Howard for Francisco same day
Sall led from RIO Grande Niarch 81. brig btners Ni Coy
EaspoIu Maiec, Cadz, tand was idlel VIVA i' u> 'i-j
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pnacRnRqra Sailed.

In .iD T. Scrcnon for L've'poot-Ferdinano e-eitl
M Hofermange Mo, Mr. Baker, Lady ana cho, CEpSSi
Canada J A wood Charleston Amos PalWeI' ~, ~ y;
Stonjpgton Conn. Ben johnson NlcksbuIg Di Meus y
YorI. II Henderson do; Vim Macao, Canadasu a-SS III
second cabin.
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Spoken, &C.

April 30. lat % y Ion 80 Ie W, brig Frances Bymner.
I'm RiO JancrO for NYork. &c is ont
NAV T. PeIuambuco W 90 miles, was sofn an Am bark
steering s, showing a red and blue signal -
MAY 10, lat 81 co. Ion f8 brig Hamlet, Of Thoma'on I'm
Orleans for Bordeaux .
Nav g. lat g. Lon ~ ship Slas Holmes, I'm NYork for
NOroans.
MAY 20 lat or Ion, ship Emperor, Peduck from Nor
leans for HAVE
June g. oil Barnecat sch 'Fawn I'm NBedlord for Phil
ade pha.
Feb TO- lat 80 q s. Ion II 20 T. bark Home, Hpner from
Bt ston Dec l8) fnr Batavia.
May g. lat 20 O2 y Ion % 30 sch Atlantic, fn NeWbuy-
port for Porto Rico. 10 ds out.
NJ g. lat % 3 y. Ion 6j O. ", brig Machg1nne. from
Philadelphia for Maylguez, PR. all well
May H. lat 49, lon g. was slgnalzcd bark Kent OF New
Orleans, bound East
May r. la, q &c. Ion 81 49, sp Cambria (of St Johns,
\ ~ I'm NOrcaEs for Liverpool
May 9, lat 10 $, Ion 37l W, bark William Larabee, I'm Rio
Jancrc for NNork-had lost his mate, Mr. Howard with
fever and had another very sick Capt Eusts had been
very sick. but was getting better.
June l. lat 81 % n Ion 10 W bark ward I'm N1ork Tor
MoblC--48 haurs out
June !. lat IS 50 " Ion 10 W. large steamer
painted black with gilt work her wheehouse bound :
MAY q. lat &c. Ion 49, ship Norman, of Boston.
steering +.
May "a, lat a. Ion 81, shp Mary, Of Liverpool
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-, -, ,.., ,,e remainder Of her passage with per
fect case and safety. although with hul am rsss '
daTassG .yrs,c.s which vas ashore Barnega was
~, of and tuvg,d this CITY yesterday m'fAHs - "
sim i BrsrRAu from Boston for Caiorn9 y ,a,3
VALPARAISO March % hasin9 sprung - baS bsvy
Plate and bowSprIt oH CAPE Horn. "hefe s"e nav
"eaihtr ~. sane yiSc ~ Boston IN NYor mr Cali
e-r ~ INTO Valra-also Dec 9, with damage :, -
r-g1 ard huh. had repaired about April a. anu "'''
S,, ato' ~ Sryyo1y Of and from B,s.oa r California
w., rro alrar.iso pril H. WIKI loss ~ FesaS US
hands broken bulwarfs stove &C. "ond P'''a'H law
again c a eternnc shoa light Boat when vent ashore a.
Gaze Poee iu a gale, has been go' Oh anu zinc" ~
N sr rf 'XsfEIoFg which sailed fom Hong EoaF IN
March Tor San i ianc sco WIN .5t-r D ~ I.-,
IaSsencors Us ported D. ne Am Welsh ~ ~. .
10 have put back 20 Hong Koa. II c'ise -.Ac- VI mummy
az p ons ~, ne. ~ 81 eiro rcrorts On the 2e. u March
nj q \ ION iG ". fou Do with the 'recA III u.,5 ~
Of Hahfa1 before reported fun o! wae- icA q -
an p d a.d p9eaed e be nearly new. and not long IN
that situation; passed within ~ yasas ol he1 I bef,rc
as her sails were an unheui. -i.,,,,t
Sch GFs LANE sailed from San Franc SEQ I.r Nam
River on the 18th AWl. and on the 2On ehcoIheIci
were yale from tho north. which earned away N~Ns
stancheons. stove starload SIDE ~ c4tlh anu
and half filed the cabin with water, IN cJnsel ~
which She compelled 20 return to port Inc cargo
SIooP MoTST Horn Phirps, bound TO New-York with
cargo Of nails &c IN gong down Taunton RIVER on ue
day morning struck rock 'toSe he m Hei
~ reurn 10 Taunton for repairs Some Of her cargo Is sup
nosed 20 b. damaged. =, I'LL
BRIG CaRRYI (of Eastpor from New forN lof AM
which put INTO Newport 10 repair damages received from
contact with ship in Long Island sound sailed from Ne"
THF CLIPPER sHIP STAG HOUND. Richardson from \ W
York arrived at Valparaiso April g. and sailed I'm io Ca-
fornIa when SIX DAYS out from New York m hei'l
gac cacf away tOpmast and three topgallani mas
but saved an the Yards sails and rigging Sue crossed t
line q days. passed RIO Janero m ~ days anu WIS o'
Cape Horn u % days. -7,.
BARR LYDIA ANN, Bullion. which sailed from lion2alu
HT.rc frr Nau RAM
same month IN leaky condition. She encountered Sc
we're northery gale, which the ship was strained ana
suru aeak when lGdays out IT was found impossible 10
keen the ship free with her pumps, they becoming cnoAe
with her sand ballast She accordingly put about ana
arrived before stated with four feet ofwacT IN her hod
and leaking about 5000 strokes IN "a hours. ~
BARK RowENA, Capt Macy was destroyed by hTe az o
bago near Panama. the 10th ut. The X was loaded
with coal The origin the fire unknown, but IS suppo
Sedt have originated from the coal.
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To Mnrinpra.

CU>roN UVusn rSE"-DEuroRD June 2, 1881 -Ihe Light
House Clark Point az the entrance OF TINS hahOr, hN
mg been repaired and furnished with new lantern, gazcl
with French plate glass and lamps and redcctors VIII
continue 20 he III from this time. NM. / RUSSELL,
Collector and Superintendent.
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CaIiforuia Vessels Spokcn. SC.

Feb H. Oy ship Sarah a, Maapoiseu March ~ NJ Cape
81 Rogue SHIP II Allen, Miller from NloIk i'r Sih Iau
cschad hocn beating four weeks Weather oa the Cape
March 90 lat 81 70 Ion G6 go bark Walter CaHton Da-
Wis FIN Boston. Jan 8, for California.
April 49, lat " 5, Ion 80, bark Sherwood Foster I'm hos
ton (March u for California.
Apu 10. Dat p 10, Ion 80, bark harrington, Dennis from
Boston March "a for California
Ami a. lat IS % Ion l2G IS W, bark Brighton, Robin
son fm Boston (Oct % for California.
April g PM lat % a S. Ion ~ 49, seen steamer sea
Bird Tucker from New York dec l. via RIO de Janolrol
for San Francisco steering SSW al sails set and steam up
going of finely.
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PaSsnnpnrs 70 Arrive.

In Steor,r Union fron Mr. Orleans tor NeS iQrNZh
Sylvester ID Vase Sno Bal, A. Flush III Dtiis.e ~
IHTriss r Duean Miss Appleby Miss Wood slr CesI
t.e Van winkle, Ryand and iady I5oiJn sns
Ronaasg oSe and nephew. McCants and lady Sersaat
and family Miss Livingston Miss AbcTcT0mi!e' MiSA "a
wei Mr. Sanger Mis- Hess and servant III wilson
Morrison Claudei Dr. Mnson. lady and scryant muses.
Bending and servant, Is MorpAy cnla ana seyan u u
master Pafey G " Mace. n d Calhoun, Nh Ben2cne
and lady. Denham, W Cote, Shas = ohlln, ~ "
ar c,fozier. 81 Crockor Wooten iona and friend
Dir Deyine and servant Mr. ltheT ena oo i.lah ~
and children Ms Clements. cindlen and servant
Jackson AMiltonbewer c Ste"aIt G. & Siecycr' MS
WbeclrT and son Mis- ID ncan Mns c Thomas, Mrs Alb
holt child and nurse Mrs Camedon children and servant
Mr. ptkn and children Mrs Miltonhcgger, MIs Pear
lee cllhen and servants. A MIltcnbcrger PoI5cA'
BIS Cook, MT Ncwcomb and family, and " others.
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CHARLESTON, June Am stn.t SouiAe oer NNoiA.
Sa.od Columbia. NNosN
Cleared. Thee NNoIk.
rGSrON, June Ar harks Maryland. Stlnh. an1 Had
Icy, tn BawV'c, \csia. Echo. Mary slate and May,
lmpd ls q, tcs James. Rochelle Aii IS, Ato!9h ,Swl
Gotttut ure fpr,l no
hrs Ann M.fir. ANY Caves NAV 70 lee sceS Nonn-
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totor Philadelphia, Cordcla, Newark, Sarah Mcdonald
and kmpa HotchAss. Albany.
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