Tt'teyraphcd for the Charleston Courier.
LATIiR FSlOiTI KIJ16OPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE CALEDONIA.
The British steam ship Caledonia has
arrived at Halifax, with Liverpool advices
to the 29tli ult.
TllB COTTON MAltKirr.
Snocilllltivo rmrollilcrtlH; nvn ?li
i - T" ",J>i,us'
ed to support the market, and manufacturers
and spinners find no inducement to
anticipate their wants in the present state
of business. The sales of the week amount
to 3H,000 bales, and the imports during
the same time are only .334 bales.
The reports from the manufacturing
districts repiescnt trade as languid, w ithout
an\* prospect of improvement, particularly
as the reccnt advices from India
aro unfavorable.
MONT.V MAH KUS.
Money was more in demand. There
was no marked increase in the price of j
T-- < s~ *
XII ^CVUnil 111SUU1CC3
100 was paid for U. S. Sijce-s, for investment.
AK^.UUSi
The over-land mail arrived on the '20th
ult, bringing dates from Calcutta to the
8th August, from llong Kong to 20th July,
and from Manilla to the 14tli of that
month. Business was dull in China.
Heavy inundations had taken place, which
were doing serious injury to the cotton and
lice crops.
tiii: ciioi.KitA.
This frightful disease, which has com- |
milted such dreadful ravages, is on Ihc
decrease.
POLITTCAL INTELLIGENCE.
AU8TKIA ANil HUNGARY.
Nothing has yet transpired relative to
the resolution of the Sultan not to yield I
(he Hungarian refugees to the demand of
^ . I
Austria Una llucsia exco.pt that a Russian
ofliccr, high in rank, arrived at Gonslan- i
tinople to demand their extradiction ; no
doubt, but .requisite facilities can be fur
il 'it - *
msiuiu nic. Hungarians 10 get. out ol I ho >
Turkish dr. main, and go where *thev
please.
The latest intelligence from Vienna extends
to the 23d of September. Comorn 1
si had not surrendered, and there is nothing
of importance from that quarter, it
is reported that the Hungarians made a 1
sally on the 13th and obtained some ad- J
vantages over the Imperialist troops. '
Nothing definite as yet arranged as re- I
gartls Hungary, but there does not an- !
pear to bo any insurmountable dilTicul- i
ties in the way of a final purification up- j
on the basis of a complete union with j
Austria. The Emperor of Russia has returned
to St. Petersburg, and his troops
arc gradually withdrawing within the
Prussian frontiers.
France.?Perfect tranquility prevails i
throughout the French dominions, and j
there is no present pr#.sp.cct of another |
rolitjcal agitation.
."rjsr
CANADIAN AFFAIHS.
Accounts frpm Montreal, to the 10th
inst., state that there has been a declara*
(ion put forth in favor of annexation with
tho United States, which, in three hours,
received the signatures of three hundred
persons, among them merchants, professional
men, two members of Parliament,
nnd two of the Queen's Council,
Baltimore, Oct. 11-5, p. m.
ckn*. taylor.
Gen. Taylor is slill in this city, lie
returns to Washington on Saturday.
. Paltimokk, Oci. 12-12 m.
ohio klkction8.
The Whiga in Ohio have a majority in
the Senate. The House now stands HI
'Whiga to .34 Democrats. In Hamilton
.county, the Democrats have a majority,
but the returns, it is stated, have been illegally
made out, which creates much ex.citement;
the matter will come tttf before
4ho Legislature. It is bcHoYclP that a
Democrat U. S. Senator will he elcctcd,
which is admitted by the Whig?.
FROM 8T. T.Ot'TS.
There has been a serious riot at St.
Louis, between the officers and crew of
the steamers Ifaideeuv . Amihj, in which
several were badly wounded. The city
is now perfectly healthy, the Cholera
paving entirely disappeared.
Mki.ancjioj.y.?We regret to learn
ii.?? xn. t
timv in . miiMit'.wi, H J'OUIlfJ ltlHll
nbout twenty yenrs of age, wns killed by
the accidental discharge of a shot gun, on
the 10th inst. He had been hunting, and
in crossing a smnll 8* cam, attempted to
aid himself himself i. doing so with tho
gnu,' whon something interfered tCilh tho
lock, and tho whole load was discharged
into liia. loft side, Causing bis death in tho
l?Vf>nlnrv -? Ah
?**** stunner.
Col. Puv.8T6*.?-Wo nro gratified to
iearn thnt this gentleman has returned in
l>ottcr health, and repeat our hope that
his devotion to the important ditties dejplved
upon him may not rotard hi?
aomplete recovery, and that lie may be
long ?.pared in his present position Of
U8cfulncs9.Tc-?S'o*<th Carolinian.
Gidkk.?Here w a recipe, worth to
{miners tho prico of oin pnper for n year:
r\f niih'OM'/ii/l <iUo??rtAol ?*r*rl
? m |.'(UTVIU<VU vijcmj. cum
put it in n email on#; then put it in ahar%
iH,p{ new cider, nml the cider >vill i)oyer
niiniuui?iicvur COIIUUU ail)' lUlOXlcallltg ;
quality; and ihc longer it is Kept the more
palatable it becomes."
CANADA.
A movement is evidently in progress
in Canada to efleet the annexation of
those provinces to .li ITr?<cd States.
If the tone of the prefer be any indication
of public sentiment, there can be no
.1 i.i i?* J.1. .? ... -
uuuut urn. nun sciuuncui is in I a vor of nn- !
ncxution, The following is fiom the
Montreal Herald:
"Of all our brethren of the press in
Lower Canada, our old friend, (hu Transcript,
and our old opponent, the /'ilot,
arc now, wo be liove, loft tho sole advocates
of a continuance of our colanial relations
with the mother country. The
latter, indeed, wc can scarcely look upon
as the advocate, of nnvlliiiur hovm?l
- -- J ""P v..? V11V. I
maintainance in power of his patrons, the
present ministry. With tlie Transcript j
it is altogether different. He is, however,
satisfied of the deplorable results of,
colonial misgovernment, sincerely and .
honestly ot; opinion that whatever ndvan- j
tages this country would gain hy annexatiga
to the United States, would fail to VCpay
us for the loss of our monnrchicel it> :
SlitntioilS So lfinri- no ol '
.vr.ltj ?W, UV HlltllCVV;! t'Uftlj j
the people of Canada were contented
with their necessary and subordinate '
condition as colonists of Great Britain, I
it would have been clearly absurd l'or I
them to have sought for any institutions!
inconsistent with the principles of the lmpcrial
government; but having arrived at :
the conclusion thai it is no longer for their '
interest to maintain their nolitio.nl cnn. I
1 I
nection with the mother country, few can
bo so blind as not to sec that the materials
to found a Constitutional Monarchy,
i
on tins continent do not exist. The
Transcript says:?"We are forced to the i
conclusion that in this cit v the friends of (
annexation arc to be found in the ultra
conservative party, and the most demoemtio
and republican of the Frenc.li."
So far from tho friends of anoxation in i
nifir '
viwm v^vy iu1111cj uiv. j;uiiius IlJllll- j
ed to the Y'mnscript, tho real difficulty is !
to discover who arc tlio opponents of an- |
ncxation. Among the warmest ndvo- i
catcs nro to be found our loading citizens '
of both national origins, of eVury shade in j
politics, of every religious denomination.
The Transoriot nlfcof^ethftr ?li<>
character of what lias heretofore been
culled the "Conservative party of Lower
Canada." Lord Durham understood
them better. They have no traits in com- .
m<m with either "English Toiics," or
"Vendenn noblesse," but are, as Lord Duiv
ham correctly enough described them,
"an independent and somewhat turbulent
democracy," fully prepared, we sincerely
believe, to adopt themselves to, and accent.
in food faith, t.hn ihr'tihifmns unrW
1 # ' o ' " */"*4
which tbi'V lmvc seen thoir neighbors, in
the United States, attain a degree of prosperity
and social advancement infinitely
surpassing their own."
Pknn8YI.va.nia. Ei.kotion.?Tlie Philadelphia
Bulletin (Whig) of T!;,ui*day
evening has returns from 25 of the 03
counties of the /State, with a comparison
1 i ru ?*
ui luvvwi'ji vuimi v piimussioner >vnn
that of last year for the same ollicc, when 1
the Democratic candidate was elepted by
about 4000 majority, The Democratic
gain on that vote in the 25 counties is
near 10,000. The Democrats will recover
their ascendancy in the Senate, and
have a large majority in the House.?
Mccury.
oisrruAitY. ;
?Man flint io r.C .. -ff 1
- V" " -> Ul WW UUJH
and full of trouble. IIo eomoth forth liko a
flower, niul is cut down; ho fleeth also as a
shadow, aiul continucth not."
Departed this life on Tuesday evening
the 10th inst. at Ins residence on Keowee
River, in Picking District, Majok. Aksalkm
Alkxandkr. He died <>f fover, and
languished on the bed of affliction near
fivo weeks. Major Alexander wits a native
of Pickens District, where ho lived,
not far from the place of his birth, until
his death : a wide circlo of relations and
? i i- - ? - '
.nvi.ua guutu uviiHusu nc is numnereci
with the dead; and a widowed wife with
three small children, in the bitterness of
her unutterable woe, realises hor loss, a*
irreparable. It were impossible in a short
obituary notice, to do full justice to our
departed friend ; let it suffice that in all
the relations of life Major Alexander
ir.nmtcsiod tho mast uncompromising integrity
of charaot.tr : ns ft citizen he wns
ever prompt, patriotic and conscientious,,
in the disehirgo of nil his duties?r&s a
neighbor, he was benevolent, social, and
charitable?as a friend, he avivs faithful
and true?and an a husband and father
ho was deeply :?nd intensely nffectionote.
An omniscient Ood bos cut him down in
the meridian of ltin manhood, and hi* sorrow
striukon friends have curried away
his mortal body and consigned it to tho
cold, remorseless crround. It is a rdi-ii.
vj , <7r
ous duty to bow in solemn, reverential
ncqnicsonee to this afflicting dispensation
of providence, nnd a mournful privilege
to remember his many \ irlucs, and to sor.
row most of all becauso wc shall sec his
face no more. In contemplating this bereavement,
the rellection is peculiarly con
.1 -? .1 ' ' *
Kuiiiiurv, niiii uirougnouc nis entire life,
Major Alexander's morality was pure and
stainless, and that he exhibited during his
last illness, indubitable evidences pf that1
chango of heart and faith in the CJospel
of our Lord Jesus Christ, which divests
death of its sting and the grave of its
i r> * ?
tiviuij .?j_ yytninuincuicti.
"Oli! what n slisultlow o'er tins heart is fliuig,
When peal'- the requiem of the loved ami
young."
Dikd i>f Typhoid Fever in this District
on the 8th inst., Mr. Ki.isiia Puii.i.irs
in the 03rd year of his nge.
The Deceased possessed a vigorous
constitution ,'ind stalwart frame, that 1
promised long life and sound health, and I
his exit from cnrtli in the meridian of his
days, is another solemn memento of the
uncertain ty of life.
"Leave* lmve their time to fall,
And flowers to wither nt the north wind's breath, i
vi n?l stars to sot?but all,
'l'hou bust all seasons for thine own, O Death !"
The subject of this brief notice wns
strikingly distinguished fur his mild and
pacific monld of character, and tin; complacency
of his character, by which he
secured the friendship and esteem of all
who knew him; and his loss will be sorely
felt in the circle in which he moved.?
lie had not cricicd the connubial state
more than nine months before his death,
ano has ictt a widowed wife to grieve over
her early bereavement.
"O, grief beyond nil other priufs, when fnto
Fjrsjt leaves tho young heart lone niul desolate,
In the wide worid, without tltut only tie
For which it wished to live, or feared to die,"
| Communicated.
HAMBURG MARKETS. !
(iu:poiiti:i> for tub kkowkk couhikh^
,
Hamburg, Oct. 11.1810.
Cotton 1ms improved this week.?now sells
rom 10 to 10 3 -1; not punch arriving.
Corn, 50 per bushel.
Salt, ?1 50 Oats,
33 to 37
Beeswax, 1(3 per pound.
Sugar, 0 to 10
Codec, 9 to 10
Tallow, 10 "
rtiinnn " 1 ? "
Hutter, 13 to 20 "
Flour, $7 per bbl.
Yoiijh, ?tc., II.
"Wir e T i o jr. "'
Wo will s*'!l nt. Auciion on Monday of
Pourt our remnining stock of Sudd low,
Harness, Hridles, liridlc liits,. Huokles,
1 Irtmcss Mounting, Arc.
Persons who contracted debts in our
Harness shop last j-oar are requested to
make immediate payment.
MILES M. NORTON.
JOSEPH BURNETT.
Pickens C. II. Oct. 15th, 18 19.
23?tds ??
lToi(Si;H! HORSES!
I have a handsome pair of llorses, about
1 5 hands high, full brothers, well broke
to both single and doublo harnosr, and
one of them a first-rate saddle horse which
I will dispose of on good terms.
MILES M. NORTON.
Oct. 20?23 tf
SOUTH CAROLINA.
IN TUB COMMOM 1M.BAS
PICKENS DISTRICT.
Henry Whitmirc, ) Dec. in Attachment
vs. >- E. M. Keith
John Bishop. ) Pl'ffs Att'y.
Tho Plaintiff having this day filed his
declaration in my oftiee, and tho defendant
having neither wife nor attorney
known to be in this State.?>On motion :
It is ordered, that tho dofcndnnt do appear,
and plead or domur to tho said declaration,
within a year and a day from
this date, or Judgment will bo entered by
default,
W. L. KEITH, c. e. p.
Clerk's Ofiie.o, )
May 10, 1849. f 1
E. M. KEITH,
Attorney at Law.
W41.1, continue to piactiec in tho Courts j
of fy'aw and Equity for tho Western Circuit,
<T
HusiiM.'sn nutrustnd tn lii.i o/irn will
m<*et with prompt attention.
Office at Pickens Court lloneftjft, C
May 25, 1819.
ESTRAY.
John Lukeroy. .two miles East of
Cherry's Bridge, tolls before mo a Bay
Marc, 10 or 17 hands high, and supposed
lobe 19 or 20 years dim star ir
forehead, no brands perceivable, collar
marked, right eye out. .Appraised n?
fifteen dollars.
J. 11. K CARAMNE, m. r. n.
Pickens Dist., July Oth, 1810. 10
JYOTICE !
JU3T 11KCK1VKD, A LAUOK IjOT OK
I'alB iiitri IViBiter ^ohmIs
for Ladies'ntul Gentlemen's wear, of the
latest Styles and Patterns.
Groceries, Hardware, Croclcevv-warc, ,
Shoes and Hoots, Saddles, Bridles, Drugs j
and Medicines, ifcc.; nil of which we will ;
sell low for cash, as our motto is quick j
sales and small raolits.
Wo will take in payment for floods !
lo 000 pounds Bees-Svax, 1000 pounds
7'nllow.
A. B. <fc J. TOWKRS,
No. 12, Brick Range.
Anderson C. H., S. C., Oct. 8, 1810.
22 4w
No'rjof).
Application will be made at the next (
..f ?- f - - ' ' " ?
?vocivu yji iin* ui'gisiiuuro tor a Uhavtor
for Jenkin's Ferry, on Tugalo llivor, R
miles below Jarrett's lkidgo on the road
leading from Pickens 11. to Cnrnsville,
Georgia.
/Sept. 3, 1840. 173m
Jftist Received !
A largo and well selected assort nictltof
Ifl5o?>liy and ^iaiiuiiar.V. consisting
of Histories, Family and Pocket
Bibles, School and other Books.
?ALSO?
A Lot of Iron, Nails, Castings, &c., &c.
at th eStorc of
DENSOtf ^ TAYLOR.
Pickens C. 11., Jluy i, 18.40.
[it. f. pkuuv.] [k. m. keith.]
PER It Y & KEITII,
Attorney* at JLuw,
wr
Yvii.i, rmetlco m the Courts of Law !
nndKquity for Pickens District.
qkiick, Pickens C. II., ,S. C.
October 1, 1840. (2f2
"""TIN ; WARE!
The Subscriber being about to remove !
from (his place, has a large assortment '
of Till Ware which ho "will sell low
for cash, at wholesale or retail.
Those indebted to him will do well to
call and settle by Court, or they will find
?I A 1- J- .11? 1 - < ? !
nuiM mm jiuuuuillS 111 IIIC IIUIKIS OI
officers for collection.
H. It. GASTON.
Pickens C. II., Oct. 12, 1819 22
CITATION.
Andrew M. Hamilton having t?plied
to mc to grant liim letters of Acininistmt;o:i
on thoEstntc of JJ/iij.. Andrew Hamilton.
ljltf? of Pii-1.-i.nu
tired and Creditors are cited to appear
before me at Pickens C. II., on JVbnday
the 29th inst., to show cause if any they
can why said administration should not
be granted.
Given underlay hand and se;d 5th Oct.
1849.
\V. D. STEELE, o. r. d.
2 ins.
NEW GOODS.
Just received from New York a splendid
assortment of Fancy and B'lain
Casiin'rs, Satinet*,'Tweeds,
Cloth ^apx, Hunter
Hat*" of .ill coli?r?, OvcrC'oatH,
Fine and Coarse
19UOKS, <VC.
ALSO,
A large lot of Fa 1 and Winter Goods for
Ladies' wear.
' Call immediately nnd examino for yourselves,
at the store of
11KNSON & TAYLOR.
Pickens 0. H., Sept. 2U, 1849. '21tf.
TIIE OCONEE STATION
FOR SALE.
This jilacr, situated in Pickens District,
Jl. . /*\ . - /"I... I 1 A - 1 "
kii tin- ucdiicu uiccK, iz nines i\orii) ot
Pickens C. H., ni.cl immediately on tlio
road lending from liio latter place to Clayton,
Ga., contains 1000 Acres of fertile
Land, which will be disposed of on tcrnjs
the most advantageous to the purchaser.
As a grain and stock farm, the Oconco
possesses many peculiar advantages; its
Melds producing nbuntant croosof O.n. i
Wheat, It ye, Oflts, and Potatoes, whilo
thohijls for miles around are covered
duraftg 0 months of the year with coats
of tffe richest grasses.
Oi' the premises there are all the necessary
buildings for a well regulated Farm,
including a two-story Hriek Dwelling.
The narrative of this Station forming
ns it does, an important chapter in the
earlv history of our State, is woll known
to every Carolinian, and it is equally celebrated
for the purily of its atmosphere,
the oxubcrance of its soil, and for the
beauty and romantic wildness of its
Been cry.
Persons wishing further particulars will
please communicate with
J. A. DOYLE.
Piclcons C. H., vS. C.
^JRprTho South Carolinian, Pendleton
Messenger, and Lnurcnsvillo Ilorald will
please give the above throe insertions and
forward their accounts to ihisoflice.
.. ^ . ii ?i?i ?ftm m i
imm? wwux* >ii i? iiMJfc tvaaaMutia^
I II. I.. Ji:i ri.JUS,| [\v. S. COTllltAX,]
[li. J. nUCKMAKlKll.]
W A RE-ItOUSE
A N U
omin3K?io? ^Icrvliaii^.
Miirkct-Struut, IIamiiiuo, 8. CJ.?\\\vri:itrn:>ok.
McIntosh Slroot, Artu.srA, (in.?Khu i'kook.
Take this method of informing their
friends and the public generally, thut
they still cqntinuQ the WaitKiiorsK and
Commission* business in this p]nce and
Augusta, Ga., where they oft'or their seivices
to Kkckive, Srottti pit Cotton,
Fw>un, Bacon, Sic., IIkukivk and FonWAIM)
MkIUMIANIUSI:, Jit'V (ioOD8, FOR
Pl.ANTIilJS on Mkiiciiants.
Their Warehouse in Augusta is on
Mclnt^sh-stieet. in the centra of tl"> fV>t
ton Iradp.
Their Warshqusp in this pjacp is safe
from water and isqlatod, t.hqrefore not
exposed to fire.
As they will be constantly at their
post, promoting the interest of their
friends (which they areawaro will add to
their own.) Thfly solicit and hope to
meritand rccejvq a fnll share of that liI?eral
patronage heretofore bestowed, and,
for which they now roturji thanks.
T ! 1 1 * ... -
jjiucrm casn auvancos will be made,
when required, on any produce in store.
JEFFEllS, CbTlIUAlj k Co,
Hamburg, Sept. 1st, 1819. 18
Last Jlrrival!
just ltECEIVEL from philaDELPHIA
A KINK I*.JhORTMEXT pF
u M n 11E L L a s ,
which we will sell low for Cash.
J\ & E. E. ALEXANDER.
Juno 30, 1840. 7-tf
NOTICE.
A i.i, persons indebted to P. & E. E.
Alexander prior to (be 1st January last,
must pay on or before tbc 10th October
next.
Duo attention to the above will save
costs, as no longer indul<rcnco can bn
given.
P. & E. E. ALEXANDER.
Pjokcns C. 1L, Sept. 10, 1840. 18
1>R. A. m. cox,
Of the Firm of Folger Cox, 1ms rer
moved to Pickcnsville, S. C., and may
be fonnd, except when professionally en
gnycd, at tliu rcsjdcnco of M. F. Mitcliel,
Esq.
tfepi, 5, 1840. 18-3t
JAMES V. TRTMMlJ j>'
ATTjOBNEY AT I^:W,
SPARTANBURG, C. H., S. C.
iVii.i. practice in {he Courts of Union,
Spftrtunbnrg niul Greenville.
All bullosa committed tn his cnr? will rocnivn
]iroiuj)t junl faithful attention.
II K K K It K N <" K 8 :
ITon. I). Wam.ack, Union, ?J.
T. O. P, Vkiixon, c. k. s. i>., Snnrtunbiny, S. 0
May 18, 1819 1-tf
I)K J. IV, KAR lS;
Tkndbhs liis Professional Services to
the citizens of Pickens Village and tho
HwUlnt TJ? e 1 -+*
wuivwov. iin v.kii tuiwtya iju iuuiiu (lk his
Office, or at the residence of Maj. W.L,
Kkith, unless professionally engaged.
llo has received a fresh assortment r.f
Drugs and Medicines, which he will sol}
low.
Pickens . H.,July 28, 18J0. 11
notice.
Application will ho made at the next
Sessjpn of the Legislature for a Charter
for a Turnnike Road across /fossii/i-ua
Mountain, beginning near the house of
Jacob Lewis, and terminating at tly?
North Carolina Line.
August 22,1840, 15?3m
Dr. .T. IV. Lnwrcncc*.
Wn.i. attend punctually to all calls i;?
the line of his profession, Unless absent
on professional business, ho may be found
at his Oflice, or his private residence in
the Village. He also, has on Hn/1 n
general assortment, of medicines VhUHi
)if> will furnish tn r.jistnmriffc nt. vorhievr 1
priccs.
Pickens C. ir., 8. 0. )
_M?y IN. ist9. f ?. M
Letters,
Remaining iij the iy>st Ofl1c,o ?.t Pickw^s C
II., Quarter ending 80th Sept., 184l>, which if
not taken out within tlutec months wilJ bo t-cnt
to tljo l'ost-Oftico Pepartnient as <lon<l Ietl,or.->'
Ueorgo Unmos J Joel Sl?o?ly
Wm. Boothc j John ,(J\vww
JaniOfl Unrcu Foster I'erry
Jninca Canntm Sarah Ann RanVins
John Oouch John Roitt
Uon. J. \V. G?mloy It. 0. Kegiati;
Artist Wm. lloylai^l
Oarncr Kvun.s Aaron Kofye^soii
Wm. A. Edward* CVmnii/ttdc nfn.ifety
II... i., i v t - i? f?
jmiuy u. I'VIIUUI uuilicn lunmun
Ira. G. (Jambrill Matthew Virkry
Win. Jlowai'tl .InincH WiJkvi;
JeflfO Jonas Kobt, Wilson '.I
0, G. M'Grogor Samuel Wilfoji
l)r. R, Wa^WoIl Jofin B. YofnW
T. ALKX ANDRR, P. M.
Oc. fi, 1819.
NOTfOB.la
hereby gi\'cn thnt npplientiori will
lie made totbf next /.legislature for nn
Act incorporating tlio Villngo of Pickcnsvillo.
August 11, 1810. 12-3m.