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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-04-27
q The venerahlo counIe Th.ro

The venerable couple I have named
had not seen each other for long period
until their late meeting. They recalled
the incidents Of the wedding, and revi-
we'd memories Of friends and companions
among the large company there gathered
together, some of whom had died in rich
es and honors, others in disgrace or des-
titution; all were gone--sixty years had
swept all but themselves from their pla-
ces among the living"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-04-27

PRESENT AND FUruRE. 1T is strange
that the experience Of 80 many ages
should not make Us judge more solidly Of
the present. and Of the future, so as TO
take proper measures in the one or the
other. We dote upon this world as II II
were never to have an end, aud we me-
glect the other as if it we're never to have
a beginning.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-04-27

The FArHEK-rS-LAw on Henry CLAY.
The Hagerstown Herald says that Col.
Hart the fsther-in-law Of Henry Clay,
was for number Of years previous to
his removal to Kentucky, prominent
citizen and an extensive merchant Of
Hagcrstown. In connection with his
partner, Col. Rochester, the founder Of
the city OF Rochester, he established the
first mercantile house that ever existed
in Hagerstown, from which an immense
area Of country was supplied with goods
between the years 1850 aud 1896.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-04-27
ROCKVILLE MARYLAND FRIDAY MORNING. APRIL ~. 1850

the principle that naturalized~=
visit foreign countries have
rights, and are as much emit
munity from impressment in f
mics as citizens who are born
can soil.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-04-27

MoRMoEIsM DEFINED A paragraph
has been going the rounds Of the papers
as TO the derivation Of the term Mormon,
but none Of them have 80 satisfactorily
solved the difficulty as ono Of our Scotch
friends, who states that il arose from the
female portion Of the community denoun-
cling poligamy, and demanding "mOre
mon"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-04-27

E1r Good actions, though they d.
minish our time here as well as actions,
yet they lay up for US happiness in
eternity; and will recompense what they
take away by a plentiful return az last.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-04-27
TEA9.

Al CHESTS OF choice Black and Green
EbO TEAS, guaranteed 10 he q choice ar
ticle, in store and for sale, BY
w. DORSEY,
No. 1is High 81. adjoining s. D. LinE's
feb 10 Wagon Yard, Gecsgs'oTn, D. G. ?
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-04-27
Lumber for Builders,

nFFERS FOR SALE
~ White and Brown MEXICAN C0A-
NO, in bulk or barrels;
Solnbref6 &2& NavasEa GlU1NO, in bulk or
barrels
M4NTP UL4TED GUANO, at less than
market rates.
ALSO--At Manufacturers prices:
Super PHOSPHATE or LIME, made by
Penn City Chemical Works, in bbls., No. l
Extra.
Mapes, Hoyt, DeBnrg, Coe & Co., Rhodes &
Co., Whitelock & CO., and other makes.
National Fertilizing Co.'s superior FERTIL-
IZER, No. Extra.
GROUND BONES, in their original state,
and with the Oil extracted but not the Ge-
latine-so highly recommended by p. T.
Tyson, ESQ.,, our State agricultural chemist
ANIMAL COMP OST, or Cereal Fertilizer
POUDRETTE, PLASTER in bags OF
bbls.; LINE, SC. mar l6-2m
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-04-27

MAIL LETTINGS. The posto
partment, on Tuesday last, al
the awards for mail contract
: State. We annex the awardi
: : --ssHsss-e.. Rsasa AZ ashington to J
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-04-27
SERVANTS WANTED.

w.E THE subscriber wishes 70 purchase any
~ number Of SERVANTS. of both sex
IL. cs, that are young, sound and healthy,
-. for which he will, at all times, pay the
very highest market prices, in cash Persons
having servants for sale, will find it greatly 70
their advantage to give me call before dis
posing OF them.
ssy- LIBERAL COMMISSIONS paid for in
formation; and all communications strictly
confidential
Letters addressed to me at Rockville Mont
comery county, Md. viii receive prompt at
ten;ion. BENZ. COOLbl, Agent.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-04-21
.T @ CON 3 u VA Ess'EEy h 8
~ And Nervous Sufferara.

gHJlIE. Subscribor, for seyeralyeafs a resident
& of .Asiae discovered while there, simple
vegetable fgpedy-Za sure cure for .Co,lsnp.ptiom,
rous Dcbitfty. For tho bencftof Cons;imptives
and NcfyoGs Sutferers, heis willing to make the
sanie public. aspt.
To,ihose who desire 1t. he will seRdsthe Pre-,
scription, with full directions tfIce Qf charge y
also.a sample of the medicine which they will
tina q beautiful combination Of Natnre's simple
herbs, Those desiring the Remedy Gao obtain
II by return mail, By addressing
j. Il, CUTHBERT.
botanic Physician No. 429 sBroadway,-E. y.
April r. 1860 81 am.
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FAIR PLAY ACADEMY

TTNIIE TRUSTEES of this Institution take
IL pleasure in announcing to the community
that they have secured tho services of Mr. WV
T.. T.CLEvELAHD, as Peachcr during the present
year, and respectfully solicit a liberal share of
patronage. Dir. Cleveland is q graduate of tho,
South Carolina College, of the class of last year,
and his we'll known distinction at graduation
renders Unnecessary, on our part. any recom-
mcndatlon or guaranty of his qualifications.
RATES OF TUETHON ia.
PER SCHOLASTIC TERM OF TEN MONTHS
Spelling, Reading and Writing with the elcs
ments of Arithmetic SID 90
The above, with English Grammar and
Geography, lG co
Towne's Analysis, Algebra, Geometry,
Surveying, &c, &c, Is 90
LATIN ana ureck Languages, 25 90
The very best boarding can be had at Eight
dollars per mouth (cxcluling hghtS)
The exercises Of the Academy will be resumed
on Monday the 10Th inst.
ID. s. STRIBLING,
BALUS nix
DR. w. II. HARDIN, Trustees
MORGAN UARBlN,
a. j. LOONEY,
Jan. 4 1860 Oh If
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! y. Head GElaas.terv.

'I)TfTISIG NO, .4------ g. 80 -
EHNuE BatfalioDs tlie5th aegment.
S. g. NJ. will polade vtsinstructfms drill
aud review Mt tie tpias and places f3llowing
The fret Battalion at riakensyiIle. on Sator.
day the 5tb day Of May next and the I'd Bat
TALON. at Mrs Bartoas. on SATURDAY the 18th
day Of May neSi, armed and equipped as the
Law directs Commissioned and non n.commis-
stoned oaieors willie attend the difya preceding
their respective reviews, for drill az; lnytryf-
. tion The ofHcets is communal eYS ebargcG
With the extension Of these orders, Ry order
z Of Ool. IL. ". II. GefPFlS.
JOIN IL. .RoYEN, AdGJ. !
April2. 1890 s. sss ~, ~
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-04-21
The Commissioners Of Roads,

E'oh plckens district, met at the Court House. on
l. the I'd day of Aprl 1860, and adopted the fol-
lowing preamble and rcsoutiois:
Phfre"s, by an act of the General Assembly of
tnc State OF South Carolina ratified on the 22d day
ot Decombcr, ~. D.. 1852 the Board of Commits
soners of Roads for Pckens District is authorized
toproposea subscription the capital stock of the
blue Ridge Railroad. in South Carolina to he sub
ih'Icl To the legal voters Of tue District who are
tax payers: BE it, therefore,
l, hssot"cd by the BoIrd OF Commissioners of
ho'"', Tor Pickens district and under the author
ny aforesaid that the said Board deem it expcdi-
ctI 10 subscribe anu do hereby propose subscrip-
non OF S2OO0) to the capital stock of the said
biue Ridge Railroad, In South Carulinn to be paid
In coupon bonds as private subscription to
said Company and Subject TO tho approval of the
TAX payers ot the District, as is provided by the
act aforesaid
=. Rcso!0ed. That for tho pnrpose of sub,nitting
the question of " Subscription y or no Subscrip.
Ton to the legal voters aforesaid who are ta X
payers, JAMES Il. lIAGoop, Esquire Glcrk of the
Court of Common Pleas for Pickens District be-
AMI is hereby requested to orlor an election To he
held on Friday the eight day of June, A. D. 1860,
AMI require the mnnagers Of elections to hold said
election and make their returns thereof as provided
by the act aforesaid.
3. ResolreL Tint in the event tho District IS. tos
the subscription herein proposed the Chairiutr of
this Board shall make said subscription according
To tho lth and 9TH sections of said act The bonds
to be issued in four equal annual instalmcns of
Sl2,o0O each, commencing tho first day of Jan.
nary AID. 1861, and TO be redeemed at the end of
twenty years from the issuing of each instalmcnt ;
and upon the delivery OF shi bonds to secure from
the said Railroad Company certificates of stock
therefor, to bc issued "to the Board of Commits
sonerS of ROIds for PckcuS District South Caro-.
lima Propitbl, That tho State giycxsusl cient aid
to complete the road through, the State.
T. Reso'eed, That the Chairman of this Board
do publish these resolutions is provided by the
"a section OF said act h'st signing his name there
to rs Chairman.
Approved by the Board, ApriIs, 1880.
II. IL. GRIFFIN, /.
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sHERIFF,s SALES.

l virtue of sundry writs of fcri fncias TO me iii
ID rcctod, will be sold before the Court House. in
l"kons District, within the legal hours on the first
Monday and Tuesday in May next, ~,
One Tract of Land on Toxaway creek, adjoining
lands,of G.. + Poole, S. Il. Maxwell and others
containing 100 acrcs more or less, the property
OF Jackson Dcat0n, at the suit of James NJ Spcn-
Ger, Admr., VS., John Hughes and Jackson Deaton
All the defendants interest in 100 acres of land
whercOn he lately died., on waters of Coneross
creek. adjoining lands of b. IIagood and others.
l"Hied ON ma the nropcrtv OF W. II. White at the
suit of w. l.. Keith.
One tract of land containing 40 acres more or
less, whcreon lsaa; Chapman lives. adioinin '
lands OF Samuel Chapman and others, levied on as
the property Of Isaac Chapman, at the suit of w.
3. L. p. Williams ~
One negro man named Tank. and one negro wo-
man named Lefty, levied on as the property of
James Nj. BROCK, to satisfy FL PAS in favor of
Lenuel jacobs and w. Il. Archer
On. Tuesday after saedly, at the house of Wm.
y. Sanders, cothes-press, l cupboard table, s
barrels. lot of cotton seed 2 hamper baskets 8
chair frames, tin can, scat bench, box, pair
steelyards, half bushcl, wash pot, lot suhdry
irons lot bluestone, i o0m, 2 sows and shoats,
] red hciicr, / desk and contents, | clock, &c,
sold by an order OF Court at the suit of A. j. Low
ny VS.. j II. Cleveland in Foreign Attachment.
One tract of land whereon the defendant now
lives, ON Cane creek, whereon there, is good Saw
Mill, containing 325 acres more or less ADJOINING
lands of A, d. .Gaillard, Danicl-E Riley and 9TH
crs levied on as the property of Jesse 4. Hail, at
the suit of Morris and MoZely.
AL the defendants interest in one tract of land
on waters of MILESTONE creek, containing 14s
acres more or less, adjoining lands belonging to
the estate of Barker, Gambrell Brhzeale and 9th
ers, leyied ON as the property of w. Is. McCay at
the suit OIL II. Earle.
Two bay horses, / two-horse wagon, / buggy
and harness. levied on o. the property of Anton
Deusch at the suit of William Alexander.
Terms, cash; purchasers opay for papers
l.. G. CRAIG, ssr.D.
Anril G t9Gn -, az 20. III
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". II. NITFFTN,
For the Commissioners OF Roads
TIE STATE or SOUTn CAROLIN.l,

IN Tire ooMaoN PLEAS pisTiior.
j. +. lIAGOOD, Clerk of, snid Court, in
Il 9 pursuance of an act of the Legislature, rat
iiied on the twcnty-sccond day of December, in
the year one thousand eight hundred and fifty
nine. authorizing the Commissioners of certain
districts to make subscriptions to the Blue Ridge
Railroad, in South Carolina, do hereby give
public notice, that an elcc,inn will he held on
the otn any vi June next. tnr ds",' places II f
election throughout tho said district to receive
the votes of the tax payers on the question of
making subscriptions of $50 900 to tho Blue
Ridge Railroadin in South Carolnn, as fixed by
the Commissioners Of Raa,is'for said district.
Witness my hand and seal, at Office the 9TH
day Of April, a. d. 1860
j. E.. TTAGOOD, cor.
April 5. 1860 Sc m
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-04-21
Taxes I Taxes

Ii must do so by Salelay in May, as | have
t" turn the Money over to the proper authorities
III shorttme. Longer Indulgence will greatly
enbarrnss me. and, therefore, cannot be given
Inelaw is inexnrablc with mc,and must in an
1,hc'al capacity exact it's execution of others
Prnmptncss is better for all parties.
Magistrates, clcrgymcn aud others renn;rcd
by law to return births, deaths and marriages
WI WI ind blanks for that purpose in, the CLERKS
T w r. CIpv ~ ~
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Estate Mnfinn

II VIE ADMINISTRATORS Of tho Estate Of Sargent
IL Griffin, deceased, hereby give NOTED ~" ~
their co-hcirs at law and distributes. HAT sbes,
will not be Liable to theoi for interest On ths;;r
distributVc shares in said Estate. after The lSts
day OF June hcSt as they willie prepal cd nv
tnat time TO pay OFT the parties in intcrestn full
y: III. GRIFFIN, \ sss's
March s, 1860 50 3' =,
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ANDERSON Prices Cnrront.

VWE.H NOI,T.'VThU "ktTJ.N HY NLECKLEF Z CNANT0NS.
ANDERSON &. H.. Amil IL. 1860.
cotton per lh Ga log Coffee, Rio per ID l3l ii
Corn bush, IA l2J 4" Java, IL n 20
Corn meal, By" a l25 Lag'a l5a lG
Cow Peas, 90 Il lOUiCnstinvs .lb ga IN
Bacon, hog II, lOa 25Bceswax, 2Oa ~
BagSing, Gmy, l5alG5 Bale Rope, 1Uni2I
Butter, per lb l2@ l5Flour, per bar. 75O n 500
Iron, Swedc, per ID 63iSnils kcg, 81 81
Enghsh, - 39t)ats, bush 40 so
Sugar brown, "0a IL Molnsscs, w | 4Oa As
Sait, per sack 500 NO GO n G5
steel cast, - % Powder. per leg, y s
German, a y i" blasting, 6a6l
Blister, w q - IEicc, per ID 3 {;
Sole L. per ID. % 21,Raw Hides, (dry) 124
Mhent. bush. IT l25lWool, per 10. 25.a 80
Yarn (bcst( per bunch, llO IL l2O
fS3s" You will always find n large lot of Gro
crrics and other heavy goods On hand and fer
sale ntlow prices, Mt b & C's
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-04-21
THE pTCXENs ACADEMY,

FgHHE TRUSTEES of this Institution have the
Il pleasure of announcing to the community.
that they have obtained the services of Mr..
D. w, PmLroT, ns n Teacher for the ensuing
year. His qualifications and character arc such
as to commend him to parents and guardians,
who have children and wards to educate
The year will be divided into Sessions of five
months each, and those entering the School will
be charged for the full quarter unless different
arrangements arc Ealc with the Teacher
TERMS PER SESSION
Primary branches, Reading WHitiuga and Aritlr-
TIC So 90
The above, with English Grammar and
Geography, Z 50
Philosophy, Chemistry. History. 10 %
Higher branches OF Mathematics and
Latin, Is 90
The School will open on Monday the 10th day
of january. 1860.
j. f. IIAGOOD, Nv. +. HOLCOMBE.
W. G. KEITH. JOS. j. NORTON,
ROHT. a. THOMPSON, Trustees.
Dee Is. 1859 81 IF
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BACHELORS RETREAT ACADEMY.
PICKENS DISTRICT

TiIE undersigned would respectfully annourcc 10
L the public, that they have engaged tile Rev
WM. McWmoRrEn 90 open an EGGL.ISH 1ND
CEASSICAL SGHOOL at this place on the I'd
Monday january, 1860. His experience of some
ten years in teaching, aud his we'll known and es-
tabishcd character need no commendation from us.
We would, therefore, invite the attention of those
who would have their children and wards placed
uudcrsound moral influence and thorough instruc-
tion, ard would solicit their patronage The prin-
cipal is prepared to noard Il number of Students,
and oticr good families will 10 the same on reason.
able terms.
This Academy is located in section pleasant,
healthinl and well supplied with churches of the
different dcnommatious
Terms OF Time.
TWO SESSIONS OF TWENTY WEEKS EACH
Rates of Tuition per session
Spelling, Reading, Writing and Arithmetic Sc 0O
English Grammar and Geograpy.with above Z 81
Geometry, Surveying, Philosophy, Rhetoric,
Latin, Greek and Frcnch, 1900
S III JOHNS T. p WERNER.
l. fl WERNER, II S MILLER
ID + SMITIISON Trustees
Dec ., 1859 90 If
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YHE STATE OF SOUTn CAROLINA,

she STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
o.. PleKENs-IE ORDINARY.
John H. Rackiy & wife po,;,S. g.. -,
N'''', :, w, w, 'AoV""h'
John prtohet& S wife. cl.ais. and Settlement
THE Petition for Account and Settlement of the
L Estate of Daniel Hooper, deceased, having been
filed in my Office aud il appearing tlrerefroin that
John pritohct and wife Rachel. Henry duncan or
Hester and wife Mary, and Peter Phillips and
wife Caroline, defendants in this case, reside with
out thclimits of this State: 1t is ordered, there
FORE that fhcse absent defendants do severaly ap-
penrin the Court of Ordinary. at PickeRs G. H..
on Mondaytho 10Th July, 1850, to shew cause, if
any they can, why a final account aud settlement
Of the said Estate should not then be made, and a
decree thereon pronounced These absent defend
ants are also required to render their advance
mchts on day above stated and be present and
receive their respective dstributive shares.
M w. 7. H0LC0AIBE, o,r.p,
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Q a M % 0 ID a U e s .
FOR THE LEGIsLATuRE,

DaS~ The. friends of MOSES HENDRICKS re-
spectfnuy announce him candidate for the LeRis-
laturc at the ensuing election.
Re3S" The friends of ANDREW f. LEWIS re-
spectfully announce him a candidate for the Iegis-
hthrc, at the next election.
BGS. The friends Of Maj J. c. MILLER beg
leave to announce him candidate for the Lcgis-
loture, at the ensuing election.
Be4e The many friends of Col WM s. Girls
HAM, respectfully announce him u candidate for
the Legislature, Mt the next elet ton.
BSbo The friends of NJ. NJ. NORTON ESQ re-
specially announce him candidate for the Leg
islature at the ensuing election.
B-E" he many friends of T.. p. WERNER, Esq,
respectfully announce him n candidate for tho
Legislature at the ensuing election
E2Y" The friends of DR.. a. j. ANDERSON an
noancc him candidate for reelection to the Leg
islatnre at the next election.
p.3s,. The fricnds of Capt. LEVI y ROBINS re-
specially almeuncc him candidate fer the Leeis-
laturc at TIE next election.
Es7S" Ehe friends of JERElIlAII LOOPER beg
leave to announce him a candidate for the Lcgs-
laturc mt the next election.
HS.y1'rhe friends of II. c. PCLLIAM ESQ re-
specially announce him a candidate for the Icgis-
latnrc ut the ensuing election.
G@;F"T The friends Of Maj EOB'T. MAXWELL
respectfully announce him candidate for e-clcc-
ton to the Legislature, at the next election
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FOR TAN COLLECTOR
Blacksmithinp.

d TIE UNDERSIGNED is now nrcnorcd
q Oto do work in his line, at short notice
~ and in workmanlike manner. He can
always be found at his Shop. Terms moderate.
HARRISON HAYNES.
-N'Ht. 10, lSlI IL If
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Law Notioe.

TNflE updersigned win. devote hrSsclf entirely
y teytIG pfectice 81 Law and Equity on the
WestefA Circuit AIR. ltAppgS Is his partner at
Dickens. t ~ JAMES l.. Orr. A
4 AyflessSn,c, H. Any 10, 1863 4e-f
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
PICKHNs--IN ORDINARY.
: y i"@rslioc' Adlnr Petition for final set,
Mrs pelfree s others dement,
Y appearing to the Ordinary thot Mrs. ->---4~-
Pcfrec, widow of james pclCrce, deceased her
children, if any, (whose names and number are
unknown) legal heirs and representatives of James
Pelfree, deceased, reside without the limits of this
State 1t ie ordered, therefore, that these absent
parties do sex orally appear in tho Ordnary's Office
ut Pickcns G. H.. on Monday the Both day of April
next, TO show cause, if any they can, why final
settlement Of the Estate of the said james Pclfrcc,
deceased, should not be had, and a decree made
thepon.
w. L. HOLCOMBE ORD.
January &c. 1o80 26 3m
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SrATN or SOUTH CAROLINA,

pIAI ~ Wv SOJ i III CNROlINA,
PiuKENs--IN EQUITY.
by i, lis G's%" "ext f,icnl, nn, for Partition, Re-
$. II. .Ioh0s vs.; ,,mr. Of a.. lief Account &C.
L appearing to my satisfaction that William S.
L Gassaway, +. H. Tharber and wife Matilda,
and Thomas H. Gassnway, defendants in this case
reside without the limits OF this State; on motion
OF HARRISON Pullam. complainants solicitors, it
rs ordered that these several absent defendants do
appear in this Court, and plead, answer or tlemur
to said bill, within three months from the publca-
ton hereof. or their consent to the SAME will be
taken confessed by IAN order pro con,tsso against
him ROB'T A. TUONpSOV cppn
Nom rs. otficc,, March ~. 1870 3mo
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LUMBER LUMBERl

VNIIE undersigned having purchased the
IL MILLS formerly owned by Col. John A.
Easiey, deceased, three miles east Of Pickcns
G. H.. is prepared to ill orders for LUMBER,
finished or un6nished Sash, Blinds, Pannel
Doors or anything in that line, at short notice,
and on the most reasonable terms. He is deter
mined to carry on the business in all it's branch
eS, and persons wishing anything of the kind,
arc assured their orders wilLmcct with prompt
attention. Orders should be addressed to the
undersigned. He respectfully solicits a share
of public patronage.
~ i. MITCHELL.
January 2G. 1850 26 IF
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FOR CLERK.

ElE" The friends of Gen. +. n. GARrIN re
specially announce him candidate for Clerk Of
the Court at the ensuing election
Gs4F"Wc arc authorized to announce w PAR
SONS candidate for Clerk of thc Court, at the
cnsuing election.
Be4s" The friends of JAMES Z. HAGOOD re-
spc"tinltv announce him candidate for rc-elcc-
next election
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FOR YIIEE1rr


gSNr The friends of Capt. II. f. MORGAN re-
Spectiniy announce him candidate,for Sheriff of
lhckcns District as the ensuing election
BS.G The friends of Col. ALEX. BRYCE an
n6uice linn candidate for Sheriff of Pickcns
district at the ensuing election
B'S" ne friends of Mr ANDREW RAMSAY re-
specttuIly announce him candidate for Sheriff of
Pickens district, at the next election.
DsaS The friends of Col. LEMUEL THOMAS
respectfully announce him q canddatof for Sher-
III OF Pickcns district at the ensuing election.
Bay" Tie friends of w n. CRAIG beg leave to.
announce him n candidate for Sheriff of Pickens
Wstrict, at the next election
FOR TAN COLLECTOR
fSsy" The friends of Mr.. a. S. STEPHENS re-
Spcctiullg announce him candidate for the Office
OF Tax Collector of pickens district, at tho en-
suing election 80
BsA, The friends of Rev. J. r. HUNTfffct;Eqt.
| respectfully announce him candidate for tho
oihcc cf Tax Collector, at the ensuing election
G..2 The friends of Rev. III. NJ BARTON re-
speciuIly announce him candidate for Tax
Collector at the next election.
Es19 The friends of j. w. L. CARY resnecth,l-
y announce him candidate for re election To-
INC ohee OF Tax Collector for Pickcns district
mt ihc ensuing election.