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North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-03-05

PROPERLY Done. AS we hoped, the Rev. John
Early has declined the nomination for Congress in
the Cambe District. In his letter of decIinarion to
the Committee he says:
1.-The first announcement took me by SUNRISE and
If the Convention had understood my views as ex-
pressed in private letter gentleman OF that body
who wac present, / am sure different selection
would have been made. and both the Convention and
myself relieved from the embarrassments that sur
round Us.
have had occasion. another FORUM 10 confront
the spirit OF Northern Fanaticisrn and now have FREE
quent occasions to show that have no afpities for
such agitation; yet, love to acknowledge the an
thoriy of the Federal Constitutions and devon,ly pray
for the union of the States r'
am sensible of the honor, and still more so of the
Kindness that conferred it, and though have no no.
lltca aspirations, yet, under the circumstances il
would afford me great pleasure to reciprocale your
Kindness and meet TO the fullest exteu your patriotic
demands; but am sure, gentlemen You will excuse
me- when assure you, that cannot consistent ,cfth
my ritus Of higher and mare in,portant dulles"
w hat an eloquent rebuke is this upon the caucue-
ties! DR.. Early has justly consulted his own repu-
Ianon public sentiment and the holy cause with which
ne IS identified, BY putting away the rendered post of
staEuard-bearer In the heat and dust of the potcaI
fray. P'''oA'
new Wing Convention has been called for the
4'" " Ni"'e"' RichmOnd Enquirer.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-03-05

ScARcIrV or SftVBR. The export of specie from
New York for the weeks endilg on Saturday
week last S577 yOOS, Of which A3i5,Is3 were in
silver coins.s OfAmarcan half dollars alone $945,-
elI were exported
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-03-05

PRESCRIPTION. The citizens of WAYNE County
will be surprised and mortified learn that our ob-
ging and courteous postmaster, Rufus Edmundson,
under the sun, than that of his being Democrat
for opinions sake only. He delivered over 10 his sue
the books and papers OF his Office on last Mon
day evening.
We will only say that, by the prescribing OF Mr.
Edmundson, a wanion outrage has been perperdted
the feelings and rights of this community. To a
man they loved and respected him. To man they
signed petition and forwarded il to the Hon. Edward
Stanly, demonstrating against his removal. Every
wing and democrat in this town and vicinity to whom
i; was presented, signed that pe,ition-glady signed
themselves. But all wouldn't do. Stany the poor
malignant, waspsh ;hng must be avenged, even at
the expense of the popular will. II he had the pow
er, we sincerely believe he would expatriate-ves,
Danish every democrat in the district if not extrpae
them by faggot and sword. There is not an old wo-
or lisping babe in Wayne County, who will not
him in their heart for this act of vindictive
malice, while the young and fathers will execrae
him as the yrant who would trample on their rights
Nothing that we say could add aught to the un-
bemished character of Mr.. Edmundson as a gen.
tleman and man. While in office he served the de-
parment with honor and fidelity, and the people with
courtesy and kindness. We glad to kno,o that
his removal, while it will not injure him. has been
effected contrary the will Of this community lri-
out distinction Of party. Ii is due to him 70 state that
the petition alluded above, got up without his
knowLsdge or cnnsenf. G0Ldsboyoueh Pnfriof
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-03-05

The CENSUS. We publish to-day couple of val
liable Census Tabes-one of North Carolina, AMI the
other of the aggregate population of the United States
showing the number of members of Congress to which
each State will be entitled. North Carolina, it will
be seen, loses one member
These Tables ought to be filed away, they will
be useful hereafter for reference.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-03-05

BOUNTY LAND Law. The Washington Republic
of Saturday last states that the amendment to the
Bounty Land law. making warrants assignable, passed
the Senate on Friday, with some amendments, and
returned to the House. The Republic has no
doubt of the & nal massage of the hill
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-03-05

What has become Of the Hornets Nest? We
have not received Il for several weeks.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-03-05
LETTER FROM D. 8. DICKINSON.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 10, 1851.
GENTLEMEN: The timely and appropriate celebra.
ton of the anniversary of Washngton's Birthday, as
proposed in the invitation which you have so kindly
extended to me- is worthy of the OCCASION and of the
glorious cause in which you zealousy engage
ed; and employ mere form of expression when
assure you how deeply regret that the condition
of the public business will not permit to partic.
pate in your patriotic proceedings. 1t is thrice well,
at a time when the institutions of country have
been shaken to their foundation by agitation from
which they yet tremulous and vibratory cele-
brate this day with becoming ceremonials to review
the lessons of wisdom which the warning voice of
that salnted patriot taught to and dwell
upon the selfdenyng and manly virtues which char
acterzed his eventful life: and to take again upon
our lips name around which so many cherished re-
collections cluster and at the sound Of which more
hearts leap with emotion than when he stood the de-
verer of his country from oppression, his brow en-
circled with the fresh laures Of victorY-a name
which the great Napoleon, with prophetic forecast
observed would be remembered with veneraton when
his would be lost in the vortex cf revolutions.
In signazing day 80 dear to every American
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1851-05-17

the murders. This man worked for
him about three weeks, and suddenly
left. The day he vent away they
had aquarrel. The story Of some of
the neighbors is that the settlement
of wages, because the hired man in
sisted upon leaving before the month
for which he agreed to stay was up.
He broke his bargain, and Bartle
deemed this a forfeiture of his pay.
The murderer, up 10 late hour
Sunday night, was still at large. The
officers of justice were guarding eve
ry entrance TO the city, and watching
every exit lherelrom. The authori-
ties and inhabitants of Roxborough
were securing the country in all di.
rections, aud handbills, giving a des-
crjption Of the supposed murderer,
despatched to all the neighboring
towns. The telegraph, likewise, has
been husyi and the wretch, it is tho't,
can hardly escape.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1851-05-17
Executive Department..

COLUMBIA, Jan. ID, 1851.
BY His Excellency, J. II. Means,
Governor and Commander-in- Chief
in and over the State Of South
Carolina:
WTHEREAS, information has
wv been received at this Depart
ment, that THO MAS DALEY, alias
KEENAN,, who was committed to The
Jall OF Beaufort District for negro
Steatang, broke jail a few days since,
and made bis escape: now, therefore,
], j. RI. Means, Governor of the
State of South Carolina, do hereby
offer reward of 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 FIVE or six in
ches high, rather stout, blue eyes,
front teeth out, and is an Irishman by
birth,
~ Given under my hand and
the seal OF the State, at Coz
lnmbia; the 24th day of Jan,
~ nary, in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and ff
tyrone, aud in the seventy-6Gh year
OF the sovereignty and Independence
OF the United States of America.
J. II. MEANS.
B. X. HGNEGAN, Sec'y Of State.
Jan. 30, 1851.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1851-05-17

Get up, Alfred. Oh, don't wait a
minqtel Get up, and come with me
Mother is dying
Thought l was yet dreaming, but
got up melancholy, and followed
my sister. Onthe bed, pale and cold
as marble, lay my mother She had
not undressed, She had thrown her
self on the bed 10 rest; arising 10 20
again to me, she was seized with a
palpitation of the heart, aud borne
senseless to her room,
i cannot tell you my agony as |
looked upon her-my rcmorse was
tenlold more bitter from thethought
that she would never know it. be-
Iieved myself to be her murderer,
fell on the bed beside her, / could
not weep. My heart burned in my
bosom; my BRAN was all ON fire.
My sister threw her arms around
me and wept III silence. Suddenly
we saw slight motion of mother S
hand-her eyes unclosed. She had
recovered consciousness, but not
speech. She looked at me, and
moved her lips, / could not under
stand her words, Mother, mother,
! Shrleked, say only that you for.
give me. She could not say it with
her lips, bu her hand pressed mine.
She smiled upon me, and lifting her
thin, Waite hands, she casped my
own within Them, and cast her eyes
upward. She moved her lips in
prayer, and thus she died. re-
mained still kneeiing beside that
dear form, till my gentle sister re-
we'd me. The JOY of youth had
left me forever.
Boys, who spurn n mothers con-
troll, who are ashamed 10 own that
they are wrong, who think ii manly
to resist her authority, or yield to her
influence, beware! Lay not up for
yourselves bitter memories for your
future years.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1851-05-17
: II ERIFF S SALES,
BSiCkeMs District.
By VIRTUE OF wRrs OF rlErI rAc1As

RT VIRTUE OF wRIrs OF F1EEI TACIAs TO
ME DIRECTED
VIII he sold before the Courthouse
n Pickens District, within the legal
hours, on the first Monday and Tues
day in June next;
100 Acres Lnnrl nIurr or less, Iyln9
on Little River, adjoining lands of
John q. MauldIn, l.. n. Robins and
others, levied on as the property Of
Eppes Williams al the suit of S. r..
McFall
ll0 Acres more or less, on lick
Log Creek, waters Of Chaiooea Riv-
er. adjoining lands Of Evan NichoI-
son. Mahlem Rankin and others, lev
led on as the property Of Henson
Queen al the sui, Of James Nichols.
ISL Acres, lying on both sides of
Little River, adjoining lands OF John
Rankin, Robert Cowen and others,
levied on as the property Of John 6.
Mauldin al the suit Of David Cherry.
J. A. DOYLE, S. P. d.
May 10, 1851.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1851-05-17
Head QUARTERs.
CoLUMBIA, December NJ I9go

CoLUMBIA, December l7, 1850.
GENERAL ORDER, No. /.
W. S. Lyles, Maxcy Grrgg, Jas.
M. Nelson, Robert Moorman, Thos.
Z. Butler, r. N. Gourdin, Samuel
McGowan, William II. Evans, l..
NJ. keitt, and II. S. Bedon, Esos.
having been appointed Aid-de-camp
70 his E'xcellency the Governor with
the rank OF Lieutenant Colonel, will
be obeyed and respected according
~. 20 9@D17dlo l a. ~,' "'
BY order Of the Commander-ins
Chief. 3t6)E ~ 63ITTT
q y e j. w. CANTEY,
Adjntant and lisp. General
Dec, '2SilS5O. n 81 81 Iog{
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1851-05-17
20 q I & Y
LOVES PERFIpY.
By hira. IA. r. Hewitt

"
LOVES PERFIDY.
BY Mrs. NJ E. Hewitt. @ =
Ayi thou art there beside her,
Her fingers clasped in thine; aa
ThOu'rt gazing in her love.lit eyes
AS once thou didst in mine.
Ahmel that ever glances.
1ns SO watering as thine, lI
Hs Should kindle in maidens heart
sallliaGhe fire of love divine.
a9a5 Iknow that thou art murmurinz
u To her enrapturcd ear s#
Those thrilling wordsof tenderness
Inever more shall hear.
All mel that words so faithlesa,
That vows so false as thine,
Should kindle in another heart
aotI'1A love so trae as mine.
And she will soon awaken
To know her love betrayed
Like me, alasl Eorsaken, q
Her truth liko,mine repaid,
.'1s Ah mel that ever falsehood.
o 4n So treacherous as thine, yH
4i2 Should fall to blight another heart
su'D1 As,ithath blighted mine. l .
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1851-05-17
Pr 0SPECTuS FO
'E'Nh Al
S0y7T&9E RN PATRIOT
To DE PuuLIsHLD AT CwEENvlLLE, S.

C&M1USPl1fT f5) MI Iul "A eIPFO 0I@,STl
99g u''S VSJV y ~ ] N0O !
10 BIZ IVnLlS'AD AT CHEENWLLE, ). Z.
IL Is proposed 10 ISSUE an lndepcn-
dem n " cgEIy and Weekly News
paper i'll me own Oh HreenvilIe, ,.
-" 10 oc Slyied i HE SouTHEEN
tAIRioT' oGTo'ed TO ommerce,
AI8f'cni'ore, Mahuiactures' Pohtlcs
Lh'era'ure' Ncicncc' and The genera
Improvement OF the country i'll all
her industrial Pursuits defending
The htght$ Qf the South, the F'ederdt
Constitution, and the Integrity Of the
onaon OF the Note$--and opposing
lhe Ainl,RGfnnhhGa@. r"pops and cor
Ini',ing l',; Eoi.cy Oh % oou'h Carol'na $
Co.;r'a'',,g C't; p u, men me hazards and specn-
,yTbe Sonthnrn pot;ot,, hoe, o,.;
mated win ana hoIomrs 80 nae 90 @ o.as
c;a,;nr or noItiar,,m m!Io ~ ',l' "SSo
l., n ,ho,dS =" Sui'slo,e.' s,n. WIZ owl near
SevarnI h~ndreI ,hMnsa,,, H, ,m,u "o Ie,,ao Wo'"'
Th;s shomId he ycnarIod NV II,'", tbn no,,,
mmni,v. ;ndemn Jont oF a. ~ ;n0 honn. ri
lhcir I!yns ana rLnrootora y"on 10 'o,", ,,p,a
gMaran,v omar , Of W F;dnE,n "T,e'3i to ti as c1 some
and Of IeoSt &c an aorna.t W Wy ~ 49, 3o";r'
ternst @ " ~ MI o inst;a sm ;", 'SSt X;- VI men IN
S,ab;Jitv oG Inc Govnrrn,om, ~ i1,'o'i'' '''o
The Prnnr;otors arn ",Si,,, mnln. u,a
nreseion M tbo ,.o,,,,', ".'""' '.,o ''i'
nf onr Tow,,;ts Gn Ion',s 'nil'ol NJ ,,.:i ."i'1e
and GIanntan,nr;,,o Iy Insy.,,aa" lne'u'iehe ,I ,'
n,nto , ~ toi'sI',;tui ~ ~ Da:iiieSS' me an
present Mail aprnu%rn~,is @ ,"1.uS to@atInl %,1 1nr
with the cenerai Sn,niIigcnco ,oftm~' prnS
perity and Patriotism of Our Dis,rict
must insure the success Of = nj.
weekly NcwspanerMni ,g to ,bo
business community he News and M
Telepraphic Dosnatchcs soone,. ,%n,' ,
thew can be received tbromoh ibn
TrIweeklv citv nancrs ny
The nnders;Gnod bano ,oe,, ,l.
od by 'hn prn6n;nto "uu naNo oge'l ch9rg' 9,f
;inra ~ T.. ~ Z, oe.o'si WIN .5Tt 'tle Ed-
arn Patr;oi ;, n, IL VI :, ny .i''i' !ou'i'i''
Inc,anna u III tha, ~, 70 iiI not ",!nout ,,iut re
reSnons;h;I;,w Iy h,1t 'SSuaale So'': 'h's grave
"?pIo''io:'ii'y Iea'' .:y put having done SO,
be wanting 10 make % tbe eIPsgs, Paggssr Sl,@n ss~ll
thy Of public patronagc, ITrangn.
ments will be made to have Corre.-
pondents in Washington and o,bsr
cities-giving intelligence m a[lvanca
of The pressRand the Prices Cu,%omt en- amr1
and state of the CharIaeton Cnh,,,
bia, Hamburg and GreenyilIc % Man.
ke's vii! be Regularly and correctly
quoted.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1851-05-17

A Millerite Convention is now in
session at New York, endeavoring
TO fix the day again for the final end
of all things. One of their prophets,
Mr.. Reed, declared he was ready,
with positive proofs, 10 convince
them that Christ would come before
the 23d day Of July next. But the
convention were not entirely satis-
fed with his proofs, and kicked at
the idea OF bis fixing another day, es.
peclally SO soon. When the ODD
day of July arrives, we shall see
what we shall see.
A second Advent excitement an.
pears 70 be beginning at MorrisvilIe,
near Trenton.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1851-05-17

Alletter in one Of the London pa
pers says: The American squadron
will leave Naples in few DAYS for
Spezzia. The Court of Inquiry on
Capt. Latimer, of the Cumberland,
after three months is at length closed.
The nature Of the charges preferred
by Lient. Flagg, and supported by a
mass oGevidence from nearly every
officer Of The ship, will render it ne.
cessary, for the sake Of discipline,
that an immediate change should
take place. 1t is sad Commodore
Morgan will transfer his flag to the
Cumberland Oil that account. ]!
should observe the Americans are in
high favor with the Neapolitan Gov
ernment, because the Commodore
rofuees 10 receive political offenders
on board his ships. 1t is expected
the American steamer Mississippi
will leave Naples TO take mp Kos
suth. Orders from Washington 10
that effect are daily expected
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1851-05-17

THfor T@.-A letter received by
large manufacturing establishment
at Newark, N. j., from one of its
agents at Memphis, mentions what
they are now taking about in Mis-
S;Gs:Ppi BY way CT reprisal on The
Northern abolilionists, Ii is nothing
less than 10 pass a law refns' ng the
North the use Of their courts, Judges
and sheriffs, TO collect It's debis.--
They say the Norlherners refuse to
g'Venp The property The Sonhern-
ers, and Trey will not help them 10
get theirs iii return. THIS is a 'Ro
land for an Oliver aud indicates
something of the state of feeling
there. 2
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1851-05-17
@50DIEW'S @MDW03 L8@QyEl5 )
FOR 1850. Bh ~lGI2
THE BOOK OF THE NATION
THE Oldest dI0rdziue ~, Aaoerin0.,,, -,
EDITED BY Mrs. SARAH J.lIALR. gqs
coMPARIsoS BETWEEN ooDEr AND THE orARa

EDliED BY bRS. BARAH ;. IIALR. Ire
coAPARIsoE BETWEEN oopET AND TUX orARR
PHILADELPHIA MoHTALIEs
In 1913, the Ladys Book gavc sI6 pakea---
wmchls 6 more than one and l4s more 3hsA
the other Philadelphia monthly He gave ear
engravings-~among which were 20 colored and
% luil pages-which is 1856 moro than one, sad
40 more than the other
We give in each number a niece lSsfg 'ta,is;e
printed separately on tinted paper, "a psgee, or
twelve pieces in year To show the cheapnas,,
oi the Lady's Book, tins music IL Sought eebRt
dtciy at the mnsic stores, would cost eSRetly fhs
Nice OF the whole years subsoripton--S3.l 81
'SoIE or OUR PECULIAR REMBELLIsnNfENrs- Isj
dies work table--whch compfises every Kind 6s
needlc-work embroidery, knitting ,iIettiha crotch
et'Patterns for capes, chomestttes, cbildrehs
CLOTHES, weddlng-dresses, indoor and outdoor
costumes; birds of America; colored fioSy or
model cottages and furniture; fashionable dor
lace-wolk; Vignctte plates at tltehead ofsytirles
wings.
And sinslS0o, viii slso be.giyen, 9 set efepgre.
with descriptions by Mrs Hale. fbfosS of The old
features IF the Book that were 80 EiopnlprIsst
year. ~lll befetaned and now ones added az
Ihey may suggest themselves to the publisher
NEW NOVEL BY Nv. GILLMGRE SIMMs.
Wiii be one OF the feat1Tes. for 1850 floa.oi
we have lung stood NJ the head of the Mara.
Fne worldtor our contributions; they sTe afysfys
moral and instructive, and slie as ifidg be plated
before family without hssi atstssgi This sienast
mept Is under the control Of Of Mrs. Sarah 5o.
ssPha Hale, whose name alone IS "a srsaties
guarantee for the proprfety OF The Bsiys lnsise.
we may say the same Of ioar enggaylses ggs
WI neyefs az is done by il cotemporaYy, pubiish
Indecent model artist pictures ,sslch asno Parent
would allow a chilt tS lqbs ~. v pr iietlq Cfb
Gop&Y'si IiAbY's BeSa Tor / 800 shall aasns y
tbatoi is49, ahd snceeaallmsg azies4sp9stFI
l. a.. +. i
TFaf,S Y yearin advance, postase paid.A
iisohesass'as. si'hiIsselbkh
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the arrest Of several supposed expe-
ditionists was ruse 10 deceive the
Gov ernment at Washington, and
throw them off the scent; that up
wards of forty leading men left here
for Cuba month ago, and that an
attempt would certainly be made to.
day TO effect landing on the Cuban
shores at an unprotected point"
Sensible PropoSitim.-A prisoner
in jail lately sent to his creditors the
following proposal, which he believed
would be for their mutual benefit
] have been thinking that ii is very
bad for me to lie here and put you 10
expenses, My being so chargeable
TO you has given me great uneasi-
ness. God knows what it may cost
you IN the end Therefore, what !
would say is this: You let me out of
prison: and instead of nine shilIings,
you shall allow me only seven shil-
lIngs week, and the other two shil
lIngs shall go towards the debt!'
Don't ,cant Aoney.-An Alabama
editor publishes the following gentle
hint TO his deIinquents. We guess
there are others as little in want of
money as himself, and yet who
wouldn't pout at remittances:
ITO our dear Patrons.-W will
be ready and willing during the ses-
sion of The circuit court TO receive
any little amounts that may be due
us for subscription, advertising, or
job,work Those who will not visit
Cahaba during that time, can send
us something by their ncighbors. We
are not pressed for monoy-not at all
-oF course not; but we thought our
friends would like 10 relieve their
minds of the burthen of the heavy
thought that they were indebted TO
the prin'er-henco this gontlo ron;n
der"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1851-05-17
VIM. THoMsoN,
pUGALOO
ACADEM Y.

ME undersigned respectfully in
T. forms the public that he has
opened a school at Old Liberty
Church, where he proposes TO teach
Orthography, Reading, Writing, and
Arithmetic, at 4 dollars per session
of FIVE months each; English Gram
m; +, Geography, Moral and Natural
Philosophy, bookkeeping and com
position, at dollars per session; the
Latin and Greek languages, chemis-
try, Algebra, Geometry, Trgonome-
try and surveying, at 10 dollars per
session.
Boarding can be obtained inrcspcc
table families at from four to FIVE
dollars per month.
JAMES BROWNLEE.
Feb. |, 1851.
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BALTIMORE TDss sNTA NGs
Hmk NEasktsf:s G. tory fkt

The subscriber, agent for the sale of
this INK, would invite the attention o
Printers and publishers of newspapers in
the South, TO the fact that they can now
purchase in Baltimore superior Ink to
any manufactured in this country. The
Baltimore Book and Newspaper printers
prefer ii TO any other Ink. Colored inks,
Card ink. Book ink and news ink OF supe-
rior quality, and at the lowest prices. 'fhe
undersigned warrants the ink made at the
Baltimore works TO be of the very best
quality, and should any article shipped bv
him fail to give full satisfaction, it can be
returned at his expense.
WM' THOMSON,
No 6 Carroll Hall, Baltimore.
Publishers of newspapers who send us
$40 and insert the above advertisement to
the amount $3.50, will receive SO lb.
keg of the best news Ink
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For several reasons, we omitted,
IN our paper Of last week, to state
anything in relation 10 the arrest aud
confinement in Jail Of three negroes
on suspicion of endeavoring 10 or
ganl2e an resurrection. They were
tried on Monday last, and ouodguii-
~ IN legal parIancs of'counselling to
run away, aud sentenced 80 follows:
Austin the slave Of Mrs. Allen,
Asa The slave of r. r. Owen, each
to receive one hundred and fifty lash.
es and leave the State; and 'Paffy,
the slave of John White, to receive
twenty-five lashes, and be discharged.
~ Abfeville Banner.
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NO i :

1NaN IL IL ID.
rs hereby given that application
"A will be made to the Board of
commissioners of Roads for the 5th
Regiment Of S. G. Militia, for the
discontlnuapce Of the Reeds Ford
Road-the Mauldin's Ford Road
and SO much of the old Road IeadinF
from Plckens G. HI. to Pentiieton as y
is not used by the Greenville road g
or the new road from Pickens 10 PEN q
dleton. l91l T3la
BY order of the General Board Of
Commissioners Of Roads.
E. g. GAINES, , ,tti,, iB
Fl, J.. GAINES, Com re-
Plckens C.$Hp S. ~. Jan. 2, 1851.
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T LEVENA KELLY, wife Of
Is William Kelly, residing in Pick
ems District, hereby give notice Of
my intention to become Sole Trader,
and to enjoy all the privileges of q
Free Dealer, in the occupation Of
Basket-naE er, &c, after the cxpira-
ton of one month from this day.
LEVENA KELLY.
March 30, 1851. 29MmI