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5 LUDLAM Il WATSON,
~lE"~@ oHAnGE OF HOUR kUR

ssxs.SshssxkNsTARTING FOR P0RrsMoUTH
"a .aes 1E=aazz n D E0RF0LK:-1h steamer
GLEN cow Will, on and alter FRIDAY MORN
regularly every FRIDAY, MONDAY and " Ed
\ kS DAY MORNINGS, at GA O'Clock precisely.
ior the above places, and return each alternate
day, except sunday leaving NORFOLK at the
same hour. Ga O'clock, and touoh at all Of the
regular landings on the river gong and returning.
Ills X. O HAl kfHS.
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1S.11s FOR SENT-A HOUSE aud LOT on
N:;s Chuch Ht!i, on Iih street, tetseen Marshall
~1-h and Clay. The house contains nine rooms
with q lock room and closets, a BRICK Kitchen
with four rooms, with a we'll OF good water large
Yard and garden. and IN good neIe hbo hood =
Possession gwen January /. 1851. For te ms an
ply to MARTIN SWEENEY
de 6--2w' On Franklin, bet. l7th and 1871 ste
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kuFiCE To TAA PAfERs. PussaaIt t2
an ordinance pissed li'h January 1855. will
ttend at the col ecior'e flee. IN the CITY Hall,
rom Jhe 'Sth to the 3ist December. Inclnsve, to
eosIVe the REMAINING ha of taxes finn such per-
enttlel To a DO Iuctidn OF 10 per o. ut.
having previously paid the hr haf Al June
st, n accord enc. ". III said oroinapce
JULIUS A. 70 son, G.. @. X.
BIT Will e seen from the above that the
'nlleco is required to attend a; the OiSce from
he lsh to tle Jist "t the mon'h to eceivs taxes
,HaIning dGs f'on June lat b IRE thr January
srnIot the Hastings Gu = he b rfarITeo b, o.
tuaucS, - advertlsr dsunq9eut real sstste 10 10
- fnr pon ~ iaent of taAes. Persons % b ava
t"t done go y Ill see the necessity al ealing and
'SyinG these taxes i'll Ip,pC sstD fer tie
de I'm j. =. II. C.. c. r.
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~ FOX REST-A DWELLING on 81 be-
f;a tween Marshall and Clas streets, cDntaipIne
f--I5 rooms. with good kitchen and stanres, gas
throughout this house, and city water in yard Ap-
Ply 10 =. Nj BnShER
de It's Corner Eth and VI ain strset
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-12

DAPER HANt...>-,s, Curtains Ar
CnENICE, VINDOW-SHAntS. HAIR AM
SHUCk VI At Rt.SSkS. LOUNGES, GA
&c. a I AUCTION - ke n n n 81 r, inter dns /,
rsmoye h e new honse, vii sell ST Els st"r. or
Broad, he' y Ell 4tH aad il streets / II kS
Ehl, 18Th INST, ~ 10 o ciroH q p ,rtI0n Of hs
St cf eiGbrsclng. in put, Curtains At Corn ee.
" ludpw shades, Pspe Hdusines Cord and Ia
sea, y air tui shIcS Mattresses Feather bs d..
t0.st1ls aad Pillows bvun<rs, Sofa Beds. Rock
ing Carts. o., estEef v ~ many 0iHer artic!eh
IN h}s line J. a. RON VI Ell
Nnie cordncLed by Z. 8 Cong Rnnl. dn u
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UUDUIr4 & APPERSON.

.S+ cox Rf1%T.-The upper part Of HOUSE
vi; 100 Main street IS Tor rent, and Possession
Aaah gwen lmTe dlateiy. The House is large ana
convenient TO business. Gas and water on the
premises. Apply ut abe store -
W. S. TuPMAN, Agt.,
de ITS IA n an street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-12

~ ING -DARKACOTT, HARRIS Il Co. ha 20
on hand an unusually large stock of CLOTHING
for SERVANTS. and wishiLg TO reduce their
Clothing lower than ever before offered. They
would, therefore. invite all in want 20 give them
call, as thty are determlned to sell, regardless
OF profit. DARRACoTT, HARRIS CO.,
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AUTION GALES
FETEE ~
By Goddir + apperson,A uet,s,
TRUST SALE OF CARVg nRsg
q " = INl ON THE NJ 4 N 81. {. :.

N.ALE Pc = - . 4 EsihsE = INK MN
~ CHEST Err VIII be sold on SATURDAY,
the 18th day Of December. 1880. at ga o clock P.
NJ. 4 LOT in Smelling y an. near !, chichester
fronting 60 feet on he south eide OF " all street
running lack 49, feet on Pnoshontss street, wI'h
~ unfinished building thereon Also, several
VACANT LOTS. near the above.
TERMS One t0urtt cash balance AZ 3, aud
months, for nesoli bic noes, interest added and
TIT g retained GODDIS & APrkhSON,
dc AuctIoneerS,
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4 TT SEft'NFs = , y ! q e VI LUZ ANA
- HOUSES ON VALLEY AND CONCORD
SITS. RICA MOSD Under decree of the Cir
cut Court Of Richmond city. pronounced on the
y day of November, 1850 in the SUIT of tennis
ana wife VS. McKenny aud als., therein pending
the undersigued. Comm lssjorer therein appoint
ed will proceed 10 sell At public auction, on H.
premises, on SATURDAY, TIE 22d dsg OF Dec ,
1885, INF tar; If not the hrst far day thereait.r,
said decree referred to. en slstin1 of L lot a.
gFouGd fronting 70 le@t s inches, Va''ey street
opposite the residence nj 10 N Prldd,. fsq, with
tue DIVE hing hOuf a nd other Improvements thera-
on. Also e az of gr 'uBd Im medi4t-Iy in rear OF
tine above, fronting 20 feet inches Concord st .
with the two framed t-G6menEs and other i'm
provements tC said lot be lnugIn..
TtRMs. One fourth cash The balance rron p
credit 6, II BlG Is months, interest added from
daJ OF s. lie. The pu chaser II chasers t. give
neRCt allie notes 10 the deferred payments and
the TIT 10 be retain ed til al the purchase IN
be paid, aud convey aace directed 10y the Cont.
\. X. HOW iSON, Corr.
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date with MessIs. Perkins L. Coz

November Is. 1850
4 taFG.-thanklul for past favors. take this
method ot returning thanks IN my frends and the
pubhc for the very liberal petfonaGs extended to
ne for the last ana must respectfully SOLICIT
d continuance OF tins same for tie new concern of
BOsHtR & WOODY.
PITS CHARLES NJ. bDSHER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-12

NORTH CAROLINA Miles, viii re.
oeiye North Careina Bank Notes for the pur-
chase o' Ready Msde Hlo.hi9s EsFn,:s q. Geoa',
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l'0TMissioNs - A. uf sHF Val
' UABLE "SrRlNG FARM ION iAINISc
1854 ACRES, IN AR RICO, -FOUR VI rs
Non III WEST OF kICdMONb AZ Conmis
stnneT ppoIa'ed Ia decree OF III Clrcu CuuT
~ Henri Co. pronounced on the stn Hnvembe
1850 in case of JaTdueF ,- lat - trjner X
ecufOr. 90, | shall. as y. mniis,iOner fhefeb
appointed, proceed 20 $. u AT IA nc au tlnn,
the promises, Oh RlDAI, ne st Dec. mbtr -
y O'Clock NJ Of IA If mo-, the ne I TAR L,
the eater } n valuable 'SpRiNG FAR"." 10
catsd allow &c vii oh the late Nj es II CART
uer died Y q. an Wa cl Is NV IN tho oc.u
pa c, i autvl r. y rtln~T. Ia
[. contains. ~ rec n survsE. 1914 ac as. Of
V hl"h her is IN ample "a n t. ri WOOL
LAND Cos tn use Il the 27os. The cleared ian
IS 10 a bpe 81 t. Il Gu IVA
here is GA the place an xcallent FRAME
DIVE iLfN s. ne 3ri> new. ard every out huIidlD
Lece ssirs for hs use o. tue stms. III. pl4ce Z
ren,a -Kahis hea thy. the GeI= hbotho. d anon
the best ne county.
Terms tne. iouTtu cash balance 8, ~ - a,
"a months fDr neg, table notes. int est add u
Snd the tit r. tiiLed tl!l All the ~ chase more
!, iuny paid, AMI a conveyance did b, the
court. JOHN YOUNG,
de ll-dtd Commissioner.
SALE b, topp-V ArPrPsoN. suots.
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pOYs' jazz E1s-Blue. Brown and Black
Fancy Cashmere Business Coats; hoys Black
Cloth Frock Coats, Boys Fancy and Black Cast
Pants, BOYS Lion Skin, Black Cloth and lnver-
nese Over Sacks, a full and complete assortment,
To which We call attention of parents.
SHAFER HALSEY a co. ITO Main st..
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-05-05
The Poor

The following extract from the act of the Lcgis,
laturc, passed III l7l3, is laid before the public as
general information:
"And for the prevention of any parish or dis
trict being unnecessarily charged with the provi-
ding for poor persons, Be enactcG by the author
ity aforesaid That in case any person shalt be so
poor as to become chargeable to the parish or dis
trict which person bath father, or grandfather
OF mother, on grandmother, child or grand.
CHILD that they or amy of them are of sufficient
ability to relieve such poor perso:s, that in such
case it shall be lawful for tue vcstry of the parish.
upon complaint made oy the oversccrs of the poor,
TO order come one or more all of such relations
10 allow the poor person much by the week as
they shall think fitting, and in case of refusal o
pay the same, it shall DC lawful for any Justice of
the peace of the county. by his warrant under his
hand and seal, directed to any of the consablcs to
levy the same by Distress and sale of the goods of
such person or persons refusing to pay, and for
want of sufficient distress may commit tho offender
to prison till payment be made; and the several
constablcs, or any of them, are required and com
mandcd to execute all such warrants under the
same penalties for their neglect rs is before by this
Act prescribed for constable ncglcotng or rcfus-
ing to execute the JUSTICES warrant for the general
levy fOr tho Door
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-05-05
,PNATnXf.

The independent and fearless editor of the
Darlington Soadhe't,cr was announced for the
Legislature, bnt lac determines to decline tho
canvass We are sorry to sec this. 1t is get,
ting to be an evil that the hcst men amongst us
willnot become candidates for office. Read his
card, which follows:
a. / om sensible of the honor which INV friends
have done me. not only by putting me in nominn-
'hon for seat i'll the next Legislature, hut also.
oy their many and earnest solicitations to be MI
ioweu TO use my name in the approaching canvass.
l would indeed, be devoid of feeling, were not
deeply impressed by these evidences of the good
will of those whom esteem il an honor to call nv
friends.
"Ancr long and mature dcibcraton. feel con
strained to decline the nomination. | have been
politically ambitious, but nm no longer So have
uot the least desire 10 occupy seat in tho State
Legislature nor TO win any other political position
Contemplating the means to which n majority of
public men resort, in order to retain their places
and popularity. esteem myself fortunate in hay-
ing, through mn agency unpleasant nt the time
defeat, been saved from the temptations to which
they arc exposed
Were still an aspirant for political honors,
my personal and pccuniary interests would forbid
my yielding at this time, to the solicitations of my
friends. The profession of which [ am an humble
member, is u jealous mistress she heaps but scan.
~ honors upon the young dcvotcc who does not
bcstUw upon her his undivided ettcHtion 10 me
her smiles are more valuable and her rewards more
enduring than arc the plaudits of the changing
multitude.
II have, upon two occasions, placed myself in
a position by which. according TO custom, / inyi-
ted slandcrcr to handle mo and spare not This
never expect to do again. | rather prefer during
the balance of my life, to be at li6crty.to treat
such characters as they deserve
"Once more, thanking my friends for their kind.
ness am, very respectfully, &C.,
+. f. MARLEY"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-05-05
Do Railroads PAVE

An answer to this question is before us in the
statement of the affairs of the South Carolina
railroad for tho last three months. Its income
for that period WIS $j03 007.70, or at that rate
for the whole year of over S2,O00,000 per an
mum! The Blue Ridge road will be a better
paying enterprise than this.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-05-05
Fnrelan News.

The intelligence from Europe is important.
In Liverpool, the cotton market was quiet with
large sales, buyers having the advantage in
price Peace has been declared between Spain
aud Morocco. An insurroction spreading
In Sicily. A rebellion is in progress at Naples,
but would be put down by the government. The
patriot GARiBALDI has taken seat in the Sar.
dinian chamber Of deputies.
A great anti-Austrian demonstration had
taken place. at Coptal, Hungary. The occasion
made use of was the burial Of u student who
had been killed by the police A concourse Oh
5000 people followed the corpse. The police
interfered, and much disorder ensued. Gen
oaLEGo. ard three persons Of tho highest rank
had been arrested Other outbreaks of an un
important character followed.
STEAM PLows-A steam plow has been intro
: duced into Sonersetshire, England. 1t plowed
= upwards of eight acres Of difficult soil n day
The same amount of work would have employed
nearly forty horses The expense was Is. an
aese, and blowing by the ordinary means would
IpTe9be. ~ logo ','lo tba' SuN
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-05-05
Mr. Chesnut's Speeoh.

Our distinguished Senator, Col CHrsNrr, has
our thanks for n copy of his speech delivered on
the 9th ult, on the resolutions submitted to the
Senate by Hon. JEFFERSON DAVIS, of Miss. We
have not yet had an opportunity of pcrusing it,
but hope to have that pleasure very soon. The
speech is quite lengthy
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-05-05
Frost

Heavier frosts have Appeared this week, but,
so far, neither the fruit vegetation have sur-
fcred materially
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-05-05
RoB'T. a. THOMPSON, Editor.

TERMS-Si.!) per ounum in advance. Ifpay-
ment be delayed hntil after the expiration of the
year, So. For tx months, 80 cents in advance
RS1S" Advertisements inserted at the usual rates
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-05-05
THE BLUE RIDGE RAILR0At
1900 Acres of Land,
WITHIN ONE NaHalE OF TEa

w AhtlAiAbA OJHOI. KIN
'NHE EAlbtOAD is the inns for near one mil
presenting some Of the handsomest buildiI
sites. The lands are mostly in the forest, riSk
bottom and upland lying on both sides Of tie
north FORK of the Coneross Creek, for one andia
half mites. intend laying off ten Lots of twenis
acres eaei,, running TO and fronting tho Railroad
and TO attach TO each Lot one hundred and fifty
acres of lano, or TO make the quantity to suit pui,
chasers. "A
ALSO, my Fror Mountain Tract contalniua
Two Thousand Five Hundred Acres. with larI
quantity of bottom and rich mountain valleys g.
this is moi capable Of being made one of the bc
grazing farmsin Pickens District then you wi &
ha ge TO hunt the oldest man in pckens District
point the other. A man Int Is afraid to nves
money in Lands near Railroads, would be called !
sow-cart, for the history of the world is thai the
have raised the price of lands 80 as even to aston
ish the incrcduious. | am determined to stll-I
one fourth cash. balance in one and two yearsg
Don't be afraid TO come and look. The card
won't run over you. They only want and that ias
the nexthundred years. your timber, for crcss-tc
and fuel, and pay ont on the road for all tint
forty dollars on. Of every hundred dellars thai
| they rake. If this would not put aman In good
humor then please start some inyenlim that vii
! do more for mankind than Railroads have done.
/ Ploase call on nc at wayside, and il canr el
you land shalt know that you hre not rnihoa,
! man, JAMES SJyEHTl1N LEWIS
Jan. 20. 1880 90 mtf,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-05-05
Notice.
Notice

Notice.
M r. ALEXANDER BRYCE, Jr. ia my
IVA thorzed agent to attend to my Lasind
while am absent frrln the State. have L
my Notes and book of Accounts in his hands.
q. w. BALDWIN.
April 81. 1860 DO Il
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-05-05
Pennings and Clippings.

EARLY-The Charleston Mercury of the 17th,
inst. says New Irish Potatoes have made
their appearance Mt Monticello, Florida.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-05-05

PRorosE continually to yourself new o|
jccts. 1t is only by constantly enriching yoI
mind that you can prevents its growing poor
Sloth bcnumbs and enervatcs it; regular woI
excitts and strenghthcns it-and work is l
WAYS in our power.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-05-05

x MERCHANT, having sunk his shop 40
a couple of feet, announces that, "in cons
quence Of recent Improvements, goods wi
be sold considerably lower than formerly"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-05-05
TrY honesty is the best policy.

THREE CHILDREN pRowNrn.-W learn from
the Washington independent that negro wo-
man belonging to Mr. James NJ LnnkInrd, of
Peniicld, threw hcr three children in his well
ON Tuesday night Of lustwcek, killing them in
stantly.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-05-05

Troy, N. Y, April 27.---The Deputy
Marshall arrested today, coloured man
named Charlie. Nollo, fugitive from B. w.
Hansborough, Of Culpeppcr County, Virgin
la, and brought him before Commissioner
Beach, who identified and remandcd him to
his owner. Judge Gould issued habeas
corpus to bring the man before him, which
was served.
A crowd Of about one thousand persons
gathered and took the negro forcbly from
the officers, and carried him to the,rver and
rowed him across, where he WAS re-arrested
by West Troy constable. Another crowd
rescued the fugitive, and he was taken
off in carrige. Pistols were used, but
no tne was seriously hurt. Negroes we're
most active in the affair. Immense excite
ment exists.
-
/, TnE winds are fesponsble for many an. un.
ncky blow sh t
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-05-05

STEALING NgGRoEs-James w. Griffin and
Edmnnd Edmnmdson have been arrested in
Charleston, and arc now held for examination
on some charges concerning negro stealing
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-05-05

NoMINATED-Among the nominations for the
Legislature in Anderson, we II, ticc the name oi
our friend, j. A. Hoyt, editor of the Gazette.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-05-05

:. TnE winds are fespoasible for many an. un.
hcky blpv sa tH
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-05-05

LUMBER Mill BvRNT--Thc steamer Carolina,
from Fenandina, Fla, brings information that
Burns Lumber Mill, at St. Marys, Geo. WAS
entirely destroyed by fire on Sunday last 1t
was insured in the Southern Mutual Insurance
Company for $1,000, which is not sufficient to
cover the loss.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-05-05

AssArLT on AN EDlToR--In Memphis Tenn
last week, Senator BOrland. one of the editors
person, and badly cutabout the head with hrnss
knucklcs. The assniuut fed after the attack
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-05-05

AccusroM yourself to some cmploymer
for every hour you can prudcntly snatch fro
business
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-05-05

INSANITY RETLTING FROM V4SITY--The la
fayctc (lnd.l Jooonat says the Sheriff of that
county recently took young fellow to the luna
tic asylum from that place, who is remarkably
handsome, and whose insanity is believed to
have been produced 10y morbid development
of his scfcUnccit
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-05-05

YANKEE SLAvE-rRApERs-Tho New York Hei.
GId Is informed that no less than six vessels
have loft that port Cor the African coast within
the past fortnight, atl'of which expect 10 have
negroes io' then return ga,eoo5. Among those
was fine clipper ship and fast sailing brig.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-05-05

l.. soE-Thcrc is n y"ung woman living in
Als'ead, N. H.. who weighs over 700 pounds,
and it takes about s0,Sards Of calico for dress.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-05-05

TIE CENsus--Crculars Of instruction have
been issued tn the MarshalS for the taking of
the eighth census. They are full and explicit,
and are accompanied by specimen schedules Tor
the making up the returns with uniformity. =
The matter and form do not differ materially
II ON those used in tie seventh census Tie
expects complete returns prcvi-
Gus to October.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-05-05

IMPORTANCE OF GpoD HABITS --SIau, it
has been said, is a bundle of habits; and
baht is' second nature NctaStasio enter.
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