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New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-17
Liverpool Freight Market.

Freiehs 70 the United States have been wei ed
tins last week D,ai-wesAt has been tocrf auna.ait,
but rates not quoted higher Stcefagc n'N ara
very >carreprlce of passage to \ewlufk aHuni It's
Wequ0tc freight to New Nork-sea l-wegAt. JOS tn - III
per tun hne goods l2> o. 10 i3s hardware - "lrth-
enware 1ru Bo>,ou--,iea -wclgh t2S 6d 70 3S iue
goods l5S hardware Is taTthenware 6S Phla.ei ,Aa
dead weight rs I'd % l5s ine goods 2os hardware NJ
eartheuMare o. Rauoyc-dcat weight. l2S 81 20 3s I.
fne goods ~ hardware. POS earthenwrc. rs New or
-dead-weeht. i5 dne goods. 2os hardware 2cs.
oar heu,Ynrp- Ter tun
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-17
Liv,rpeoI Cotton Market.

Rerort for ne Rcck ea6as JAly iour marke, has
dersune able change during the week We having
10 reduce our quotaon. t Ia on al classes o Amer
last The Ccmmistee of Brokers place Falr
IpandS Al SD Mobile sd Orleans Std. All other descrp
ions hav, been similarly sreced. snrats aud Brazls 10
about I'd 70 while EeyptlSis. particularly o the Md
ding and Infsror dsSC gtOns. nearly III p The late
large imports OF Cotton pfes~e they
for immediate sale. ard only net b. moderate demSa
douh: the ot ;his se1o decline 80 Amer-
can gCo Surafs 70 Fsvpan and % PcraSms have beca
tasen on SPECULATION and $3.50 American. ielo Surais.
and he PeTnams. for export. Sales Tor The week @ts
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-17
Fl IILY 4
Hayre Market

CoTToN-Aer our report q the sd ut went g. press,
iie demand became exceedingly limited inr re s1E.s
received Tuesday night dld hot connrm tie detSb "
eco haes IA the receipts which certain dfsyI-es hVh
Liverpool had gwen out Menedav nafsf. vas dpl,
the aes reached ong eCo bales On SuDda tectieS
the Liverpool Geeky Crcsar gymg only "a go ta-e WIN
- TO d decline and rp0d deal Il Cotton p'T'd l'fee"
-. ffs .aHlla rooms v.nt !rrlsr..aHg, JAn - nsr-
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-17
SIP |

The Espdnd says that the question relative TO he
frontier between Spain and France, for the settle
meut Of which commissioners have been appointed,
consists IN the demand by Spain for the restoration
OF the limits settled by areaty OF 1855, and confirmed
by another Of 1914, France having taken advantage
OF the disturbances in Spain since 1880 10 make en-
croachmentS within them.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-17
Hamburgh.

Letters from Hamburger state that. on the 2s;h ult
the Austrian troops withdrew from the fauoourg 81
Paul OF that city. hich they had continued to occu
DIV since the recent disturbances the journals, how
ever state that they evacuated the faubourg only for
stratagetlcal reasons. and not from compliance with
the protest the Senate The troops took up another
strong position IN the vicinity.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-17
TlTR EN

Negotiations are on foot for lIberatng the eight
Hungarian refugees AT kutaya. According to the
demands OF Austria. they must embark directly Tor
the United states that condition alone she sane
lions their liberty. On the other hand, Turkey viii
be right glad 70 get nd of hossuth and hls followers
who have cost the Treasury considerable sum Of
money.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-17

yected change took place N the weaifer-pea!s Q,
uundss renv the ar ne shy vas Illuminated Win
nCh,n,nr and shortly afterward ram fell IN tor
rent II would &c premature TO speculate upon the
effects tins change IN the weather may have open
itf rroy.Iue crops.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-17
Frankfort.

The news from Germany Is, that Prussia has for
warded TO the Diet at Frankfort, demand IN form
70 the effect that the PrussIan nonGermanc terrific
ries incorporated IN ls4s into the Confederation
NAV be separated as before This shows no ten
dency on the part of Prussia to admit Austras non
Germanic States
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-17
Rt'I,(,IIINI

The Ministry having made Cabinet question OF
the duty on inheritance IN direct line, the Chamber
adopted the principle of this tax by Of votes against
81 All the amendments were rejected, and the bill
for the Government adopted.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-17

,,f,. co,<rrms, Gossf.f much to the satisfaction o.
nurnbers in India. whose duties compelled them TO
ke part m the administration OF the funds set apart
for this abomInable resort OF superstition
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-17
Republican Demonstrations at Chatteilarant.

PARIS. Thursday Eyenmg.-The President. after
quitting PoIctlcrS and arriving at Chatearant. was
received by the National Guard who instantly shout
ed "NVe la kepublQue," IN which the inhabitants
lo!nod The cry continued until the President had
reached the Hotel de N!lle where II assumed the
character OF serious hostility. and became Down
with Napocon.r The disturbance quelled by
the police Al breakfast the Mayor apoogised for the
iumut. The President IN the course OF ms reply,
said, for ali the good that had been done during the
the last three years they were indebted 10 the party
of erdcr. THIS was loudly cheered, and his health
being proposed. the President said: " place myself
resOuiey al the head of men OF order of all parties
and have received from them an efiectual coopera-
ton. If there has been detection am ignorant OF H..
for | 20 onward without casting look behind. There
must be an impulse and an aim. My impulse i the
.Oyc OF my country my am IL to make religion ana
reason prevail over topiaS, and to give heart 10 the
good cause, that It trembles more IN the lace OF
terror. Tins result Will be obtained II we follow
throughout France the example of thatellarant, and
II we forge arms not Tor insuTTecon and clyh Wal
but 10 increase the greatness and the independence o
The nation. The President arrived IN Paris the same
evening. The French papers generally approve o.
The tone of the above speech.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-17
FOREIGN MARKETS.
American Stocks in London,

Nessrs Bell Son report fair Of business dong
American State Stocks and quote prces follows for
hy the Asa tO-dal
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-17
Liverpool Monthly Tobacco Report.

The sales ths month are 400 hhds, 10 Ninind
Leaf 20 Stemmed and j5 Narisnds Of these 80 Vrnna
Leaf and 80 Stemmed taken for Ireland 10 VIgma
and l23 Kentucky Leaf for expectation. Virginia Leaf,
9Stemmed Kentucky Leaf. ~ Stemmed and - Mary
lands by the trade The imports ~ hhds from Balt-
more. &c from New. Orleans and 10 from NewYork Tho
exports delivered 02 hhds tor Afnca, - Rotterdam ~
NarseIllss II Isle Oi Man. DcmeraTa, Ba4la and TO
Newfoundland Another uiet month has passed, and the
business done At prces about quOtatins At tho
time must observe that good dca! oi Tobacco ~
held above those rates
1851. 1880.
Hhds Bhds.
Tobacco Liverpool 3Oth May. ~ 49, - SEQ
Imported IA June ~ 100
Total. --...--I6zJs i3Gss
1851. 1850.
VI V.~EL.K.s Hds Hds.
- Diitses'T Home Trade u 20 lss ta s2c
tOastwlse- q I y 30 ll1
k1poratiOn..--. 10 1874 l04 100
Ireland ~ 10 10 81 1913 70 III
Total. l2yS
Other Not
VI. IL. Ks sanpid
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-17
ENGLAND.
Passage of the EccIesiasticaI Titles Bill.

HOUSE, OF COMMONS, July 4-Lond j. Russell NOV
ed the third reading Of the Ecclesiastical Titles Bill
After few words from Mr.. j. OConnel and Mr..
Reynolds who protested against the BILL but Slgmed
that they would not divide thG House upon formal
motion, the bIll was read third tlne-on the qucs-
tion that the bill do pass Lord J. Russell NOV
cd the omission of the words introduced into the bill
the motion of SIR +. Iheslger, extending the
penalty of fl00 to the procuring, publishing, and
putting III use OF Bulls, RcscrptS, &c, and author
zng private parties to prosecute, with the consent of
the Attorney -Gcneral-ST +. Thesiger argued that
the retention Of the clause was necessary to make
the measure complete and effective LOrd j. KuSSelIs
expressed intentions.
The Solicitor General SAID that the inference to
be drawn from Sir + Thesger's speech was that the
Legislature was wrong IN passing the Emancipation
Act The amendment introduced did not add force
to the bill and If IT was retained IN the act u would
be difficult to procure a convlcton-Mr Roebuck
decained against the bill. 1t was iraught With mis-
chief when introduced by Ministers, and the amend
ment had rendered II more mischlevous than ever
Mr.. Napier made Intellectual efforts 10 address the
House, amid loud cries for DIVISION. Inc lrlsh
members again left the House. On division, the
Numbers were
For Lord John Russcls motion -.-----.-l2g
Against II -2uo
Majority against Government 70
The announcement received win vehement
shcerIng-Mr FTeshfed then moved an amendment
To the effect that parties convicted under the act
should be sent out OF the kingdom Inc Hon gen
ileman attempted, for about hall an hour, 10 make
himself heard in support of his amendment, but the
uproar during the whole time was so great as TO
make it almost impossible TO distinguish sentence
The amendment not being seconded, fell to the
ground-Lord J Russell then moved the omission of
The words, empowering miormers 10 prosecute,
sc Upon u division. the numbers were
For the amendment
Against H. ----------------------i'
MAJORITY against Govcmment-.-.-- 81
The House, Immediately upon the question that the
tall do pass divided, when there appeared
FOR the o'ii.- ----------------
against
MDottN 80
Mr. Grattan then moved an amendment of the title
OF the BILL proposing that II should be entitled an
Act 10 prevent the nee exercise OF the Roman Cath
olic Religion m the United Kingdom. Sir Gra-
nam concurred with the hon gent IN the most hearty
disapprobation Of this measure but thought he would
be acting IN more dgnlfed manner by dcsiSing from
all further opposition to tNlr Murphy conSurcd the
sublime folly of the Irish members who had permit
ted the passing OF Sir F. Thesger'S amendment.-Mr.
Reynolds defended the course which he and hS
friends had adopted
After some observations from Lord J. Russell, Mr..
Gladstone, and some other members Mr. Graitdn
withdrew his motion.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-17

VI. vs. XII. Ks srts. saInpId-
Stsos Both June 1851 s3l3 200 3327 5S47 -l3,s2
Agst. 29th June 1850 2,97S Coz 3A57 477s i22 i2H
Inn.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-17

Tobacco Liverpool 3O,h May ......... 1910 $3.50
Imported IA June ~ 100
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-17

ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA.
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o g d fF 10 a r Y T,

DIED, at their fathers residence IN
the neighborhood of Bachelors Re-
treat, THoMAs b. HUGHEs, in the
22nd year of his age; and GEORGE b.
HUGHEs, in the 10Th year OF his age.
Thomas died on the Both JAN, and
George on Thursday following.
assure you, Mr.. Editor, that ]
scarely know what to say on the con-
Temptation of an event so strikingly
awful. A few hours before they were
called on to change worlds, the
bounding blood of youth coursed its
way through their veins, with a glee
of life which is always expressive Of
good health, Ito them the land scape
of the future was as richly ominous
of long life, and many earthly bless
ings, as they probably thought of, or
wished for. But Thomas aud George
are gone. No more shall we sit to-
gether around our fresides and talk
of things common. Those brother
like and friendly voices, that used to
make delightful a parents home; are
now hushed forever. We stood by
them -bade them farewell, and saw
them die. o, what a farewell was
that. Earth's brightest hopes are
blighted-thet,Oo young men are dead!
The only relief the living now have
is TO walk beside ther tombs- breathe
a sigh-shed a tear, and think ofthat
same mournful word-EAREwELL
Oh, that the spirit Of absent would
whisper to the hearts Of their asso-
GATES, never to scoh at Religion; tell
them too, that religion will not har-
ness the chariot of an earthly con-
quest, nor spread the canopy of an
earthly empire; but more than all,
and better than all, it lives at the sick
mans bed--kneels down by the side
of the tomb-and points the dying
pilgrim to this endless rest.
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SHER1FF'S SALES,
H0ickems District.
BY VIRTUE OF wRrTs OF FIER1 rAo1As TO

BY VIRTUE OF wRTTs OF FIERI FAoIAs TO
..sa NE DIRECTED.
Will be sold before the Courthouse
in i'ickens District, within the legal
hours, on the first Monday and Tues
day in March next:
$50 Acres Land more or less, lying
on the waters of Milestone creek,
adjoining lands of Gambrell Bra
zeale and others;
200 Acres, known as the Mcclure
tract, on Moss Mill creek, adjoining
lands of Elias Earle and others;
so Acres, lying on the head of
MILESTONE creek, adjoining lands of
Orrel Snider, Silas Nicholson, and
others;
l3O Acres, whereon the defendant
lives, on Village creek, adjoining
lands of John Puckett, the widow
Phillips and others; and Tuesday af-
ter Sale-day at defendants residence
clock, | sideboard, l cupboard, 1
cow and calf, and 3 yeariings, ell
levied on as the property OF Samuel
Moseley at the suit of M. NJ. Nor
ion.
140 Acres Of Land more or less,
lying on the waters of Chauga, ad-
joining lands of John West, James
Barker and others, levied on as the
property of Cunningham Orr at the
suit of w. HI. Stribling.
27O Acres Land, lying on the wa
ters OF Colonei's Fork, adjoining
lands of James Jenkins, G. w. Phil
lips and others, levied on as the prop
erty A. w. Gordon at the suit of
John 2. Thompson and his wife, and
others.
l Sorrel Stallion, levied on as the
property of Eppes Williams at the
suit of S. r. McFall.
On Tuesday after Sale-day at the
house of plaintiff, sett two-horse
hu5bss ! sett buggy hubhs, scythe
aHffCradie, Q lplane stock and bit, |
foot adze, l Heather apron, small
axe, i brace and bit, sett Of smiths
tools, lgrandstope and crank, bed
stead, 2 planes, l pair steelyards, l
wheel,barrow, levied on as the prop
erty of VIM. Gibson at the suit OF
James Hughes.
100 Acres Land, more or less, ly-
ing on Little River, adjoining lands OF
L.. N, Robins, Jno. Mauldin, and 9th
ers, levied on as the property of Ep-
pes Williams at the suit Of j. j. How
ard and others.
Purchasers 10 pay for titles.
J. A. DOYLE, S. p. d.
Feb. 8, 1850.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
PicRems District.

IN EQUI Y.
Benz. F. Fitzpatrick
and wife and others,
VS. Bill for Part.
Thorn. H Jones g.
wife, and others.
1t appearing to my satisfaction,
that Thomas III. Jones, David Jones,
Susan @. Jones, Lucinda j. Jones,
Rebecca @. Jones, Nancy Jones,
Martha M. Jones and Matilda c..
Jones; defendants to this Bill, chill
dren of Hartwell Jones, and Mary
his deceased wife, formerly Ma,S'
Stribling; and heirs at law of Jesse
Stribling decd. late of this District,
reside from and without the limits OF
this State.
9a1esRai9n of II. g. L onagefhmen
Sol. 1t is ordered that the said de-
PENDANTS do appear and answe or
demur 10 said Bill of complaint, with
in three months from this date, or
their consent to the same will be ta-
ken pro confesso.
nj. Nj. NORTON, C. .p.p.
Comm'rs Office,
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PROSPECTUS OF
THE
SD G9G RM<PAT RIOT
10 BRUBLIsHED AT CREENvILLE, s. G.

ltproposed to issue an Indepeu-
denti- Weekly and Weekly News
papq the Town oil Greenyille, S.
O., ybe styled THE SOUTHERN
RATyr," devoted to omm cree,
Agr1ture, Manufactures, Politics
Lltebrc, Science, and the genera
implement of the country in all
her lustrial Pursuits-defeuding
the lttS Of the South, The Federal
C0nQtion, and the Integrity Of the
ORiV the S0teS-and opposing
the 1-Republican, ruinousand cor
rupta policy OF South Cardinals
conting in the hazards and specu-
lutio1f Banking.
~ Southern Patriot" has orig
inat@ith, and belongs to an asso-
ciati,of gentlemen, who own near
ly aiusand slaves, and are worth
seve hundred thousand dollars
Thlsould be regarded by the COM
mum independent of their honor
theires and characters, as some
guaty of Fidelity to the South,
and least as an earnest of their in
terein the Justice, Wisdom, and
Staly of the Government.
IProprietors are under the i'm
preI that the growing importance
of oTown-its heavy Mercantile
and snufacturing business, the an
ticipd Railroad facilities, and our
preS Mail arrangements, together
willie general Intelligence, Pros.
perlhnd Patriotism of our District
muSnsure the success of Tri
we9 Newspaper-giving to the
busss community the news anc
Telhphic Dispatches, sooner thar
theAan be received through the
Tricky city papers.
R Undersigned have been charg
ed he Proprietors, with the Ed
itoh Department of ''The South
ernatiot." 1t is not without re
lucnc, that they assume this grave
resnsbility; but having done SO
neIIrtime, labor, nor energy, shall
be btting to make the Paper wor
thy public patronage. Arrange
md will be made to have Cores
points in Washington and othe
cItA giving intelligence IN advanc,
Of press-and the Prices Current
cpl Aae of the Charleston, Colum
~, smbIrg and Greenville Mar
tsEll be regularly and correctl,
2ot1.
: "EE SOUTHERN PATRIOT" Wi
lie lSs2d on superior paper, neatl
n !ISS pfsa 4 2ft.dtfi d = K pyinted, with neS
y "ud'dear type, at .i9I .fi9nIree Dollars +
ann9n for the Tri-weekly, payal
in adance. The Weekly Par
will pa large sheet, containing 81
standby the same matter as +
In-Fekly, for One Dollar and Fiji
OPYper annum, payable in a
ya1cs' This will be the cheape
NeHSIaper of its size and ouanti
OF hter in South CaroIina-ard
mf@dd to reach those points of 4
couatIJ whose mail facilities a
limRd
Ayl agent forwarding ten su
scrlf p e either paper, shall recei,
a cd gratuitously.
Ifpnblication Of "THE Sour
ERN FTRIoT" will commence {
the & of January next.
3. +. PERRY, E,.,
Q. J. ELFORD, Editors
GrfAsille, S. c., Nov. /, 1850.
Il
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Dissolution
OF COMPREHENSIVE

UT COTAH I IVEhNT1IK.
W b. BENSON 81 SON have
Tie this day dissolved Copartner-
ship by mutual consent. All persons
indebted TO them are most earnestly
requested to make immediste pay"
ment.
We take this opportunity Of re-
turning our sincere thanks to the cit
izens of Anderson and Pickens, for
the liberal support they have been
pleased to give us in our business.
r. B. BENSON.
j. B. BENSON,
Jan. l, 1851. 33zst
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no R uiBdea,s.

n Proposeto.let to the lowest bid
a deron Saturday the 9th March
next, at 10 O'Clock a. M, at Little
River where the nesU road crosses, be
tween r.. j. Hunnicutt's and Thos.
ID. Morgan's the erection off Bridge
over that stream, the plan Of which
will be exhibited on that day.
M. M. NORTON, com. roads, &c.
Feb. I9, IS5I--tdI B,
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n. L. JEPFERs.1 Tw. 8. eoYanAsI.
Z. J. BucKAAsTRR.
w 81 2 II , US e

~ CWnnh hHEHRSSHOM NAGRChAmtHs
!, NarHet-Street, HAMsURa, 8. CIV ATypyR "a .
| hcisStosh-S hc.isS Street, AuGusrA, Ga.---FIRrenoor.
! Take this method of informing tbs;r
riends end the public generally. that
they still continue the WAREnoUsn and
COMMISSION BUSINESS in this place ana
Augusta, Ca, where they offer their SER
vices to REoEIyE, STonE OR SELL CoTgox
FLOUR, BACON, DO, REcKrR ANp Foas
WARD MERCHANDISE, Buy Goopa. vnN
PLANrERs OR Manor .Nrs.
Their Warehouse in Augusta Ia an
Mclntosh-street, in the centre oftbe CO...
ton trade. FS 80
Their Warehouse in this plees IA sasa
ON water and isolated, therefore nss
xposed to fire.
AS they will be constantly "a sbs;p
post, and promoting the interests OF ths;e
friends (Which they are aware viii addta.
their own.) They solicit and bons - y
meritand receive afull share Of tbat Ih-
eral patronage heretofore bestowed esS
for which they now return thanks.
Libe-al cash advances will bs p,sAa
when required, on any produce III atoga
JEFFERS, C0TfIRAN a C,e
Hamburg, Sept, ist, ls4o. M
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Executive Department.

COLUMBIA, Jan. 81, 1851.
BY His ExceIlency, J. III. Means,
Governor and Commander-in-C Chief
in and over the State of South
Carolina:
WTHEREAS, information has
w been received at this DeparI-
ment, that THOMAS DALEY, alias
KEENAN,, who was cor. mitted 10 the
jail Of Beaufort District for negro
stealing, broke jail a few days since,
and made his escape: now, therefore,
/, j. III. Means, Governor of the
State of South Carolina, do hereby
Offer 9 reward cf One Hundred Dol
lars for his apprehension and delivery
into any Jail in this State. The said
Daley, alias Kennan, is about forty
five years old. FIVE feet fya er SIX iil-
ches high, rather stout, blue eyes,
front teeth out, and is an Irishmafl by
birth.
~ Given unde~ my hand and
s. the seal OF ..,e State, at Co
" lumbia; the 24th day of JAM
uary, in the year Of our Lord
one thousand eight Hundred and iif 4
ty7one, and in the seyenty-ffth year
OF the sovereignty and independence
OF the United States of america.
J. III. MEANS,
y. *; HENEGAN, Sec'y of State.
Jan. 80, 1851
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Corn; @acOm, Lard. GEe.
HERE will be sold at Public
\ Auction. on Saturday the Doth
OF March next, at the late residence
ofJosiah +. Perry, decd, in Pickens
District, on a credit oftwelve months
the following property, viz:
six Hundred Bushels of Corn;
Three thousand pounds fine Bacon;
Five hundred weight of nice Lard;
Alarge quality of Fodder, Shucks,
Several head of Cattle, and other ar
ticles.
The purchaser giving note
with approved security, bearing in
terest from date. -.
l B. r. PERRY, Admir-.
Greenville, S. @ Feb. l, 1851
39-4t
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lHa Y M Is M g a d. /.

MARRIED, on the l4tih inst, by
Rev. John Smith, Miss valentino
SMITH TO Mr.. JOHN SMITH, all of
this District. aEs
IL this does not locate John Smith
ait last, we hnmbly desire to know
what will,-ED.
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HEAD QUARTERS.
COLUMBIA, December IL, 1850.
GENERAL ORDER. No.


GENERAL ORDER, No. L.
W. S. Lyles, Maxcy Gregg, Jas.
M. Nelson, Robert Norman, Thos.
=. Butler, r. N. Gourdin, Samuel
McGowan, William III. Evans, l..
M. Keitt, and r.. S. Bedon, Esqs.
having been appointed Aid-de-camp
TO his EXcellency the Governor with
the rank of Lieutenant Colonel, will
be obeyed and respected according
ly.
BY order of the Commander-in-
Chief.
j. w. CANTEY,
Adjutant and Insp. General.
Dec. 25, 1850. 81 3t
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EXECUTIVE I1epartmert.

Columbia, Feb. i6, 1851
~ ENERAL Order No. 3.LMa-
NJ jor James HI. Trapier, of the
Ordnance, having been appointed
Aid-de-Camp 10 his excellency the
Governor, with the rank ofLieuten-
ant Colonel, will be obeyed and re
spected accordingly. BY order OF
the Cammander-in-C Chief.
). w. CANTEY,
Adjt and Insp. General.
40-lt
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OThe Friends Of BARTar AB,
soTr' Esq, beg leeve to ;.nnounee
him as a Candidate for sheriff of
Picksns Digttist, at The sRsaiRe sles. ,
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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1851-02-22

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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1851-02-22
CREATION,

XXTHEREAS Gazener Klia,aSpeesc5Ix eel
w has applied to me for Letters
OF Administration on the Estate OF
John .KllenbecS, deceased, late of
Pickens District, These are therefore
to cite the kindred and creditors OF
the said John ID. Kleinbeck, deceas-
ed, to appear before the court of Or
dinary at Pickens c. II. on Friday
the seventh day OF March next to
show cause ifany they can why the
SAID letters of administration should
not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal.
this the 2Ist day of February, 1851.
w. ID. STEELE, o. P. D.
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