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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-02-04
FAIR PLAY ACADEMY,

IHuIE TRUSTEES of this Institution take
u pleasure in announcing to the community
hat they have secured the services of Mr.. WV.
y. CLEVELAND, las Teacher during the present
year, and respectfully solicit a liberal share of
patronage. Mr. Cleveland is a graduate of tho
South Carolina College, of the class of last ycnr,
and his well known distinction Mt graduation
renders unnecessary, Oh our part. any recon-
mondation orguaranty Of his qualifications.
RATES OF GUHTEDN
PER SCHOLASTIC TERM uF TEN MONTHS.
Spelling, Reading and Writing with the clc-
ments of Arithmetic, SD 90
The above, with English Grammar and
Geography. lG 90
Townc's Analysis, Algebra, Geometry,
Surveying, &c. &c,, Is 90
latin ana Orcck Languages, 2j 90
The very best boarding can be had ut Eight
dollars per month Excluding i2hts).
The exercises of the Academy will be resumed
on Monday the 10th inst.
D. s. STRlBLING,
BALUS llIX,
DIR. w. r. HARBTN, Trustees.
MORGAN HARDIN,
A. j. LOONEY.
Jan. 4, 1850 u If
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EXECUTORS SALE, ].

authority derived from the Ordinary of
- PicSens District, there will he sold 10 rho
highest bidder Mt. the late residence of Mrs s
'Ga.llarine Craig. deceased on Tuesday the Dist
consisting of ''''''''
Six iSegr0cs,
one two. Horse Wagon, Corn. Follor. Sbucks
sM'ae, Hogs, Household and Kitchen Furn;turc
b'arksmitf's Tools. aud various other articles
1s'W,s ?f Shr-on sums of $5 and unwnrIs
cre,l,t OF nine months will be given, to be Sc.
elrSa sy Nptc and approved security for sums
under that amount the cash must he paid.
Jan 30. 1860 o. 1Ao mr.;
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Ordinary's Sale.

TOY virtue Of an order to me directed by w
.D Il. IIolcombc, ESQ., Ordinary of Pickens
District Twill sell to tho highest bidder at Pick.
ems G: H., on Salertay in February next the
ReNl Estate of John G. Kalmbacir, deceased, to
wit:
One lot in tho town of walhoIIa. on Main
street, and known in tho plan of said town as
No. II, on which there is comfortable dwell
ing house and work shop; adjoining lots of Nj.
Bpllwinkel, and others, containing Acre more
or less.
Tsrms NJ Sale.-Aon a credit Of twelve months,
with interest from day of Sale. except the cost,
which must he paid in cash, The pnrchosor to
give Bond with good security, to the Ordinary
to secure the payment of the purchase money,
with a mortgage of the promises, if doomed nee.
essary by him. Purchasers to pay extra for
titles.
i. c.. CRAIG, STD.
jan; I. 1860 % td
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FOR TAN COLLECTOR

RefSN The friends of Mr.. y. s. STEPHENS re-
spectnlly announce him candidate for the Office
OF Tax Collector of pckons district, mt the en;ed
suing election 80
10y" The friends Of Mr. GEORGE p STEAP. +
ING respectfully announce him candidate for the
once otInN Collector at the next election te
BS2. The friends of Rev. j. II. IlUNNICUTT $,
respectfully nnnonnce him candidate for deal,
Office of Tax Collector at the ensuing eIcction ~
By" The freAds Of Rev. II. NJ BARTON re. -
specially announce him as a candidate for Tax
Collector mt the next election IS b
e. RSt5 Ihe trends of }. W. L. CARY respcctfil5n m
~ announce him candidate for re- election tol
the Office of Tax Collector, for Pckens district n
at the ensuing election 80 yh
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-LUMRER u LuALRER l

"A VIE Mndorsigncd having purchased the
IL MILLS formerly owncl by Col. John a.
EHsley, deceased. three miles cast of Pickcns
&. H. is spreporCd to fill orders for LUMBER,
finished or unfinished: Sash, Blinds, Pannci
Doors, or anything in that line, at short notice,
and on tho most reasonable terms. He is deter
mined to carry on the business in all its branch,
cs, and persons wishing anything of the kind,
are assured their orders will meet with pro,npt
attention. Orders should be addressed 10 the
undersigned. He respectfully solicits share
of public patronage.
NJ T. MITCHELL,
Jaruarv 2G. 1860 2e IF
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THE PENDLEToN HOTEL,

FHNuE EsSnbscriber takes pleasure in informipr
!, IL his friends and tho public, that he has ta,
! in tho village of
AEsENDLETOY. 8. C..
lie intends to keep first class house md
invites the rGyelling public and his friends TO
give him call. Amongst the comforts and
c4hvenlences added. is that of Reading Room.
where the latest papers may bc crnsultcd.
~, o ,oco a: b. BoWDEN.
IbD lNim
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Lost.

IN Thursday Goth December last. small red
" leather Pocket Book, containing some money
the following Notes, and other papers to wit: On
James George & Co for 500 a. Deutch for 500
on John Mauden for So, nnd one on IT, Balniec
for Sl7 These persons requested not to pay
these Notes to any one but myself My name is
also iii the book. Any Information in relation
thereto will be thQmkfully received.
DANIEL RILEY
Jar. Q. 1860 % ,f
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ouslis'fu ss1ents left PhladeIs
phia for their homes on Saturday. Thev had
been attending lectureslat ono af the spyinc;s
gai medical colleges, and it is said, became
.dcisploascd at the course of some of the nro.
ieessors ltlwas further ru,nored that a meet.
ing OF other disafiected ones was held on Fri.
day evening and they resolved to leave the
college, and return to their homes somotme
during this week.
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GEORGES GREEK ACApEMY.

TENIIE EXERCISES Of this Institution will Lc
IL resumed by the present incumbent, on the
10th inst, the Sd Monday.
settlement and the superior advantage derived
from tho accommodating arrangements of the
Academy, offer many inducements to the Parent
and Guardian.
Good board can he had in excellent families,
on reasonable terms.
d. GRICE, Principal
Jan Q. 1860 % tf
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TO THE PUBLIC,

lNE have associated ourselves together for file
~ purp5se OF offering advantages, with incrensed
faoilitics for Education. We arc adnionished to
dort this course BY tue startling fact that hns pro
duced the present csissin the affairs of our coun-
try Why sheuld we not educate our children ut
home? The parcnta Influence obyates many of
.he evils shas are produced by an absence from
their cafc. Recently! a large number of Medical
students len the cities Of New York and Philndel
phia for tlieir Southern homes to avoid the evils
oEabolitiohisms ~
We have procured FROM j. O. LEWIS n portion Of
lana wllieh We propose to sell in lots at moderate
pfiees H isi9it In the forest. finely Hmhercd and
watcred 81 miles from Pendlefon Village, living ON
both sides Of the Blln Ridge Railroad d-ufYetsally
admitted toibe one of the hHiidsomes sections OF
cotIntry in Carolin9 The roads leading 10 Pickens
Court House, BACHELORS Retreat Fair Play and
Z tIpwnylle. qllcrcss the Rlpe Ridge Railroad With
in one fohtth OF mile Of the point We have indi-
Gated and about nm equal distance from tho places
VIC have na)ned. la)so Malhaiia.) 1lIt p
The Fork Is region Of country indicated by its
lying above tiIeconliuonee OF the Ryrrs, Iugal9
and seneca. The disadvantages attending it. is
iRhayiRg tocross these stfeams to got to nlerket
IL is undoubtedly the 3est portion of upper Carroll
M. Wlthi8 4 miles of the point we lave indica-
led, there IL tile finest water power intbe State.
Mr. rsRllpatrloi has o. large Flolting and Saw Mill
no has NJ. II lIannicutt, Il. A Maxwell, Mai. Geo
ms extensive watersrowsrs Upon careful cousll-
Hrniion We beIseyS that Depot at this place viii
ai,ay moro down freight thah any other until you
Feaoh fhe valley OF the Tennessee RiSGr.
We propose to give an Acre Lot amy Religious
dcnomnatiQp tknt will occupy and Improve ihs
same AN Acre lot ftiF ait Academy, And my in-
isidudl tItat shall loele on Tie said property and
yend or bell spirItuous liquors under any Statute
law saye fes nedcinal purposcs, shall absolutely
forfeit his riEhtto said ppopefty. The land Is now
being laid Of nlo lots Persons can see the plats
sbyscalling at Wayside' We hre Stockholders IN
tg Bt48 Kidac Hailr0ad WG present oVrsolves
hoping tpincet Tho favorable confederation OF the
rrcsaanla and Directors Of The 1scad ~
aE0RGR ss !lDeTEN, &
lfeaf# " l.. LEWIS. NJ. u. =,
i, q. LEWIS! ~
Jan. 10 1860 "a 3
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Come and get Your watch Renairod

| WOULD respectfully inform nv
jfFTSSel friends and the public generally
oslS ,& that l have located myself at Pick.
SSssSSSSsa asstssSens Court House, and that will
repair WATCHES. CLOCKS and JEWELRY
generally. ot the shortest notice All thorough
call. "
| also have on hand q neat stock of JEWEI,
liY, which will be sold on accommodating terms
for cash.
Jan 90. 1860 % tf
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

- ~ SL4 "a ----~--- q. -.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
IN EoUITY-pIcKENs.
Ii G G Rs'S"SS'f RosSsa Esor, Bill for Injunction.
VS. \ Murshal assets. Ao,
Anna c. OstendorR and count, &C., SC.
others.
virtue OF an order from tile Court of Eo-
~ uty, in this case. will sell to the highest
bidder at Pickens Court House. on Saleday in
February next, the
REAL ESTATE
vi John II. OStcndorlf, deceased, situate. living
ana peinS III the State and district aforesaid,
namclyi
one House and lot in the Town of Wnlhalla.
whereon Mrs Ostcndorff now lives, contninin~ ~
One and Il half Acres. There is a good dwelling
storc-house, aud oil necessary out.buildinps o.,
this place.
Lot No. 2, containing Fiffv Acres, adjoining
the town of Walhain, IL. Fajen and others.
tract No. 8, on the road leading from Wal.
hniia to Oconcc Station, containing Two Hun
dred Acres more or less, adjoining lands of
Capt. lenckcn and others.
Also
rive shares of Grcenvillo and Columbia Rail.
road stock, assessment pnid
TERMS OF SALE-On n credit of twclvo
months, with interest from the day of sale. ex
copt the costs which must be paid in cash The
purchaser or purchasers giving bond, with at
ieaSt two good suretics, to secure the PAYMENT
OF the purchase money, and paw extra for titles,
ROB'T. A. THOMPSON. c,rr,n
Com rs Office Jan. H. 1860 ts
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Anderson Prices Current,
connKcrEn wEENly nY nLEcKlrY cnAnro,

N''' y T'''T'' FEI'Tl I" 'NNlTWNS.
ANDERSON C. H.. Jan. 81, 1860
cotton per III IA l0i Coffee, Rio. per ID l3I n II
Corn, " bush, L llUi A" Java, '' 1S n 20
Corn meal, l2OI 4" Lag'a " IS n l6
Cow Peas 0G II lO0ICNs;mgs, K" 10 ga 10
Bacon, hog r, 10 a 12I IIBceswnx 2Oa %
Bagging, Gun'y, 15al6J Bale Rope. 1On11I
Butter, per 10 l2l l5!Elour. per bnr 75O 500
IRON Swede, per Id G}lNoils, " kcg, 81 n Ct
EngIiSh, q" 03jOats " bush 4u 90
Sugar brown, 'Dp Mu.tsscs, WI 40 ~
Salt per sack. 5000 NO 60 n G5
0teel' cast, ~ n 20, Powder. per keg, a n 8
4" German, If 10 blasting. 5o "a
Blister, lOa II Rice per lb n 6
sole 70, l.. per lb 20 (" - Raw Hides dry 125
Wheat, d" bush. | u I25lWool per h. % n 36
Yarn (bcstl per bunch, / 10 IA 100
BaS" You will always find large lot of Gro
cerics and othcr heavy goods on hand and for
sale atow prices Mt & Ws
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important Notice.

a Ii persons indebted in the Commissioner
Y n IN Eqaity's Office, on bonds and for cost,
must make prompt payment partiesare clam,
osing for their money Suits will be entered
against those whose b0ndsire duo Return day
RoB'T A THoAIPS0y, c.R.p.b
Jan 8, 1850 24 It
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THE PICKENs ACADEMY.

THNllE TRUSTEES of this Institution have the
IL pleasure of announcing to the community
that they have obtained the services of Mr.
j. W. PuILroT as n Teacher for the ensuing
year. His qualifications arl 'rnctcr are such
as to commend him to pas"uts 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 are made with the Teacher
TERMS PER SESSION.
Primary branches, Reading Writing and Arith-
TIC So 90
The above, with English Grammar and
Geography, so
Philosophy, Chemistry, History 10 GO
Higher branches Of Mathematics and
latin, Is 90
The School will opon on Monday the 10th day
of January. 1860.
j. T.. IiAGOOD, NV f. UOLCOMBE.
W. G. KEITH. JOS. j. NORTON,
R0B'T. A. THOMPSON, Trustees.
Dee. l3. 1859 2l IF
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Special Meeting.

NIlIE General Board of Commissioners of
II ltonds arc requested to meet ut Pickens
Court llnse. ON Saledoy in February ncxt.---
,eNsinessnfim willbe before tho Board.
and full attendance is solicited
" (y d. Ii. GRIFFIN.
F. .-.ssf Hte. ,ste Ff Cbrm'n Board
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FOR SIIERIFF.

8f1n The friends of Capt. II. +. MORGAN re.
spcctiully announce him candidate for Sheriff o
Ilckens District al the ensuing election N
BtIS" The friends Of Col ALIEN BRYCE anA
nounee him candidate for Sheriff Of Pickc y
district. at the ensuing election.
BssS" The friends OF Mr.. ANDREW RAMSAY re.
',peGltu'ly announce him candidate for Sheriff OF
Pickcns district, ut the next election
R1S" i'lc friends Of Col. LEMUEL THOMAS
respectfully announce linn candidate for Sh.p
III of Pickens district at the ensuing election.
bs1S~ The friends of n. CRAIG beg leave to-
announce announce nm candidate for Sheriff of pickens
district at the next election
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w. Walseman, Agent,
EDES SlAIOgIHg lANEp 'E'lAEE0Pp

WNLIIALLA. S. c.
ENliE undersigned hegs leave to inform his
IL friends and the public, that he has opened
II shop in the bnilding formerly occupied by Is
scrteIl u Norman, for the purposc Of carrying
on the business of
Drapcr and Tailor,
In its various branches. He has on hand
an excellent assortment of J;oons Cor Gentle.
mems wear, which he will make to order in
the best style, and according to the latest fash
ion. lie respectfully solicits share of public
patronage.
Ges.Tcrms, most accommodating. q
July II. 1889 81 &c
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: 49,. - = = 1oSS -NulI0AtN.
SotteVrEp WEEKLY ny JNo, r.. sLo4E1 s sULidvAN


PEsDLHToY, Jam 81, 1866
Cotton, per lb 8a1OJI Coffee, rio. nor N 1oa IA
Corn, bush 80 "a 00 IA lava ., 12o %
Corn meal " 80 n col 20 Log'a u I6 II
Bacon. hog Il 12j a l5IBa,e Rome .s ia -
tagging, Gun'y IL al6i Becswox 4" iS %
Dutter, per ID l5al6lEprs ner doz 10 . 19I
Flour, per bl T50a SSiIron. Swede 0g n
indigo, &c 1877 a l50 /" 4 toT n n
Lead, 1Oolo Enr1;.h n ei
Madder, 20o o5lNolosyos No co y ch
Nails, per keg, SO a G5O WI 4os 55
O".s' O' per onsl' 40 a 40! Powder. perkcg $3.50 as
Peas, rs n mol lbI 81 n 40
Rice, " lb CT Tlpcnner .. III 10 " *
Steel, Bster, IL a l8ISnit, per sack 2o5 +, o5o
Nermnn, IL lllSngar brown, 0alI
e, NhSt ~ u 20 oShot, per sack, 25D
~ %%eg"s, per doz 20 CD Tobacco, per ID 90 75
lea, lea, Io 50lWhcat, PERIL 237 oS26O
mhiSEy' gal l0Oa 150liorn, Fact'ry, 100 10
Osnnburgs, per yard, 12} IA
You will always find large lot of Groceries and
other heavy goods on hand and for sale low for
cash or its equivalent j. r. S SIS
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@ a % % d % a y & s..
FOR CLERK.

BGS" The friends of Gen. +. n. GARYIN'k
specially announce him candidate for Clerkt
the Court Mt the ensuing election =
RSS" We are authorized TO announce " J. PAg
SONS candidate for Clerk Of the Court, at th
ensuing election
Ee1~ The friends of JAMES L. IIAGooD re
spectmlly announce him candidate for re-elec
ton to the Office of Clerk of the Court at tht
next election.
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BACHELORS RETREAT ACADEMY
PlCKENS DISTRICT

THE undersigned would respectfully announce to
L the public, that they have engaged the Rev
WM MCWHonTER to open an ENGLLSH AND
CLASSIC1 Ii SCH0OL Mt this place, on the ID
Monday in Jnnuary 1860 His experience OF some
ten years in teaching, end lIiT oil known and es-
tablished character need PT Aepdaton from us.
We would therefore, inI9E& :, Sention of those
who would have their chr - q %wards placed
ndor sound moral iniH6< p " - bugh instruc-
ton, and would solicit til, y, @ W.Sgc The prin-
clpal is prepared TO BonrlFfnGmher OF Students,
and other good families will do the same ON reason.
able terms.
This Acadcmy is located in section pleasant,
hpalthtu and well supplied with churches Of tie
different dcnominations
Terms of Thine.
TWO SESSIONS or TWENTY WEEKS EACH.
Rates OF Tuition per session
Spelling, Reading, Writing and Arithmetic Sc 90
English Grammar and Gcograpy. with above Z 10
Geometry, Surveying, Philosophy, Rhetoric,
Latin, Greek and French. IS 90
S II JOHNS. f. p WERNER
l. III WERNER II S MILLER
ID Il SAIITuSON Trnstcos
Dec s, 1850 90 If
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TAXES. TAXESI

WILL attend Mt the following times and
Il places for the purpose of receiving Taxes for
tho year 1882
Mnil,, n, 1
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Blacksmithing. q.

81 TIE UNDERSIGNED is now nronared
e S)to do work in his line, at short notice
W and in o workmanlikc manner lie can
always be fonnd at his Shop. Terms moderate.
HARRISON HAYNES.
Oct r. 1859 10 tf
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Jan 90. 1860
Dissolution.
The New Announcements,

IENilE busincsswill lie continued by the under
n signed. at the old Stand He returns his
thanks to bis friends and tho public for past
patronage. and respectfully solicts continu-
9nce OF the same to the new concern.
II. L. WRIGHT
Fair Play Jan 25. 1860 &c
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Estate Notice.

A III, persons having demands against the
please present thom properly nttcsted at once
and those indebted to said Estate either by .Ac.
count, Sale note or otherwise, must make pay-
ment before Return day, or they win have cost
to pny. We are determined to scttlo up the
Estntn forthwith
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Kurra for the Blue Ridge R. r.
NEW GROCERY STORE

AT PIGKENS COURT HOUSE.
sF uAyE Just received and opened new
n stock of Family Groceries, consisting of all
articles usually kept in a retail Grocery Stnro ;
pall Of which will be sold low for cash. and cash
only :, Positively. no Books will be kept
Call and examine my Stock
III. A, III. GIBSON
Jan o6, 1860 % If
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j.. II. GRIFFIN. ,,
THOS. GRIFFIN, N"'" fS'
} o3
THE sT3TE Oh S0TTH CAROLINA

IIITI DI ~ ~ VU 'NNIE III UNItUIINA1 4
H rI0KGSs--N ORDINARY.
Hannah, Claston. Ex'tix, J
Alex, Algood, Ex'or, Petition for fhal set
ef vs. tlement
StephenG. Clayton & others
appearing 10 MY satisfaction tkat Stephen G
Clayton. Nathaniel GNerin and wife Margaret
and John 7. Cloyton, detendants in this case. re-
sidewithout .hclimits of-this State: IL is ordered
therefore that these absent defendants do several
ly appear in the Co,ut Of Ordinary, at Pickens G,
H., OH Monday the 80t tity Of April next, to shew
oNuae If ary'tliey can, why fnal settlement Of
the estate of John Clayton, deceased, sl,ould not
he made. and a decree thereon accordingly pro,
aounced, $500
W. Il. HOLCoMBE, ORD.
Jan %. 1860 26 an
Job Printing
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PUBLIC MEETING.
Tobacco! Tobacco

'FilE subscriber anxious to cncou se me cult
y ovation OF Tobacco the District, will pay the
highesL cash price for it, delivered in the leaf in
good condition, Mt my Factory on Cane Creek.
ROB'T. MANWELL
r. s. Seed en- be obtained by applying at this
office.
Jan. %, 1870 90 ON
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New Powder Manufactorv.

VIE South Carolina Powder Mills are now
II in successful operation, and the attention
OF Dealers is called to the unniistakable superi-
GRITTY of the Powder Mar ufactured~ at t6vse,
Mills crthot of any other in America We are
prepared to furnish at the shortest notice any
OF the following description at the following
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30 Where the kcg is returned 25 conts
will he deducted
The Manufacture in pnler the guidance Of
d. IL. bEsEMtEIDER, from Mcmmingen, Ger
many g Sl;ltnl and experienced Powder ma
ker' lie has introduced the highly brilliant
Powder so much admired by the sporting
community of Eorope. This Powder is q
beautiful ronnd and possesses the polish of
steel and is entirely free from all corroding
properties.
Dealers and contractors may have their or
dcrS f'lcd agreeable TO specifications at the
shortest notice A.! orders should be addressed
to JouN Bowen Co, at pickcns c. H., SouiE
Carolina. y
WM. r. BOWEN, Agent.
March Is. 1850 34 ~
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Job PrintiaRg
NEATLY DONE AT THE COURIER OFFICE.
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Tax payers will take notice that they arc still
required by an Act of the Legislature. to return
all Births, Deaths and Marriages, with the age
name and sex and cause of Death also date of
Births and Deaths
All Minister'S, Magistrates, and others who
have married any persons during the year 1850
nrc required to return the date of such marri-
ages with the names. ages and occupations also
the names of the parents of each.
Slave owners are required by law to rctrrn
the number of dogs belonging to their negroes
JOHN w. i. CARY, Il. g.
Jan. H. 1860 % tf