The Truth \n ? Nil Is hell.?G rpi 'lev,
in his N? w V<". k Ttibnna say^ Wlion
General Taylor's victotics <?n the /?i<?
Grande nnd at Monterey IviH won him
a l.;rgo sharo of public ndtnjr .tinn, tlwo
were those nit)onjj vis woo immedia'olv
set foVo-lt to turn his pqn?oinl ponulnrityto
their,<;wn p ivato accoynt. 'Lot us
make him a cjindirt itr for next pM'sich-nt'
was the natural a d le idy suggestion?
cr? niihiwillt. ?!..% .1 1 - -
> , himi uw/.i:iin t'Milll sep'U'HICIV
the merit, or originating it, nnd eachtrulv
so far ns rognds himself?that is, he did
not. borrow the idea from any one else.
Few of them knew, fewer care.l, what
were the General'* eonvio'ion* on the
gre.it political questions winch h ive con*
vulsed the country?nono asked whether
his hi* opportnni ies and acquirements
h ib Seen such ast fit him fo?- the /Jesi
dontiil clvi \ Thev slmplv 'wen' tn
vin,' and pushed Grn. Taylor ju^t as
they v ould .hct thei mo xv una ho"?p
that thev suppo -od most likely to win a
race, without knowing or cal ing any thing
more jU^ou'. him.'
\fi.sic by Tp.lkoha'mi.?We h id the
ple-iwe, tljH <*\eni'i j, of listfnirnjf t the
transmi ;sioa of rnu-ie. hv telnyriph over
th#? wi-e* f nm Ho-tton to N?*w-Yo k.
We happened 'o ho in the oilier, at /?
?K!. tin -
onv\-i?m uii> crv. v? ncn mic t>
wmi i p;iu,:e in busier* one":it|ons, M".
W. Porter, n vountr hut skilful ope atoin
the IhiUdh oTic<- >iskod nfc what turn*
we would have. Wit replied, Yankee
TVvidh*:" and. to our su'-p'i-je, lie immedi
n<?tj .c/vnplie 1 with on1* r*rpie-?t. The
instrument eommtfii^ed d umminpf the
no'e-: uf the tune. ?? r>r fee. lv nnd as distinct'*
:i< 'i skilful d u rimer could h ive
m ido- ihr-m ttt the he d of a regimen*.
M nv wiil he M^'o-ii lied to heir Ih ?*
"Y inlc^e DotII"'" r n t'*nvel hv li rh?iiiMir.
We then c died fo' "M il Colnm' ii."
when the no'e^ of th'it national s;i we e
dp'iiv'lv heit'off. We then asked fo"AM
T/il'tf tfvne," the no'es or sound of
i?l?'/il? ? /*...? -1 ? ? ? 5** 1
n?- niiMi i insmr'i'fi,
A fiend c. tiled fo "()ld Din Tu?'ko*\M
when'.V\ FJo fer ;?l o pent that tunc, and
if anvlliin<r, i:i a mori; luvfect minne
th in the ot he' *. So norferrlv and distinct.^
wore the snuivls of these tune-;
transmitted, that ijool instrument! perTo
me-s could Ii ivo h d no difficulty in
keepinrr imp with Uie instrrment at tin<
id of the wiThis is one of m ?nv
telejr "NpMfc novel ic?.?iV". Jr. Journal o
Commerce.
T'-ans ifted ror the. Aw. Chrnn. <? Sen
FROM MILLF.DUKVILLH.
OROAvis\:iC N OF TUP I.KOISI.ATt'RB.
A di-nn'c'i from Millo^ltfovillo, vin Af i
con. rccmven ?t 0 o'clock li^t ov(M)iuor, info
rns u? Out. Willi nn IV W iff?wh
P <-i Icnf. of tile Si* ntc. and I>.
J Qtenp, Se?rotnvv
In the Hnu^o, J. \V. Ande-son ofOhuthnm.
Was elected Spe iker on the 4th bn!lof.
Two W iisf mcnihe. s were absent. All
the Whigs preren' vn?*H for Jenkins.
Tinflnrtant T> tal. ?We understand
that the iurv in the (vise of the heirs of
West Elliott t<yVtnsf. John B. Warden ?nH
I?1 *1 1? I -!-???! -
wftmi nimxnnin^ wnverea a verdict in
favor ofthn pi 'inlilV'*, for the one undivided
fifth pirtof the town oli* Tempeftncevilc,
ft iioininur our city. Tho property
ise-ititiMtcd to hp worth over two
hundred thousand dolhr?. The pi ?infi(T
on whoso part the reoov<v y was, is Matilda
Elliott. who he etofo e Used 'o p inuh*
our streets under 'he n unoof .'Oreay T\\.'
y We learn that. Bhe is> now in th? hospital
in Philadelphia.
If she-ever recovers her rififht miud,
tho sum thus g. ined fo; her will he some
compensation for the ills *he has suflfe-ed.
If wa* - - 4 * * %*
< UUI, Iin uni lirr <11111 HMCI', WHO IIVP
here, will reap the hem fit of it. This
verdict covers onlv pavt of the property
nufcd for,-*- 'Pittibvrff Post.
.l ? KU Vn'>^ i.
Counterfeit Wlls.?Wo \v<r-e vo? erday
shown h five doll ir hill of the Wetum
kft ?nd Coosa R iil o:?d Company, conn
Mrteif, and unsigned, and understand
tMkt many of that denomination, as well
a* tens, arc in circulation, signed and
unsigned.?( ourur.
fu Telifn-aph f)jestinn.? THu* lunar
Endingcnse between the pr<?p ie'o"* of |
orsc'a 7V|egpph P itent mid M . O'Reilly
has f>een decided in favor of the
former so far a? concern* the socnlled
<*!?!? m^tnn -?J
.? unnion HUH AmiRS ini' U- |
menti > T\\t injunction fo~hi'ldin?.r the
u*?of that instrument h confi m?'d. Mr.
O'Reilly hni taken an nppe-1 f-omtho
decision, i !Thi?, however, does not p^n
eueot anything ntfinst Mr. O'U?s
he has put the Bain instrument upon
the linf in 7V*nnes*ec and Kentucky. ?ni
|qr this inKtrument a p itent exist** under
die decision nf tho Chief .lusti**'* nf the
(ind District Court uMhe Di-u-riot
of Coiwmhid, to whom, by a l??w of O'ftw
grws, the power is tfiven to deoid in
f si of disitg1 eement between the commit
ion a Jwtcnta nnd patentees.
H > 5>W
f ha tf^ajqRtr CVwbm nnived nt Hi 1iWfrom
Uvarpoo] *y?i I^u^dny th<? 8th
twrt. -Cottonhue men an 1-8 ml-4 of
* -jfcriny ?irtce tlic last hc<otfnt?1 ' '
PRESERVING PUMPKINvS.
Some of our agricultural f, iendscom
pi in that the difficulty expeiienoyd bj
them in preserving their pumpkins aftei
cold \Veather, is so great that they pi nt
only a small quantity of seed, ns t.lu? mm-i
abundant the cop, the mor? expensive ii
p'oves. Thi is not necessarily the case
If tho-e who this f*.ill have large quanij
tics of this delectable veget?Me, will be
induced to follow our directions, they wil]
find little difficult v in keeping their pumpkins
sound till spring. On the bottom ol
a floor, lay stratum of straw; say ten in?
ches in thickness. On this, place a layei
of pumpkins?the best and mo>t peifcci
being selected ns most likely to be preserved,
nnd so on, ultimately, till the
quanti'vdesi ed,M puked. In this way,
pumpkins have been kept perfectly sound
and good for m my months. The straw
shou! be clo-ely pressed aound tlnim,
p:ir iculatly about the .-ides of the m.iss,
ncai the walls.
HAMBURG MARKETS.
(nfirORTKD FOR THE KKOWKK COURIER.)
ITamduro, Nov 14
Cotton ha? improved tn s week.-?now fells
lorn 10 to 10 3-4; not itlUflli tffivinvf.
Corn. 60 tier butihel.
Salt, $ I 60
Oita, 33 to 37
Bee iwax, 20 pw poun I.
Su^ir, 9 to 10
Co.fcc, 9 to 10
Tallow, 10 "
Bueon, 6n7 "
B ltter, IB to 20
Flour, ?7 p?r bbl.
FALL PERM, 1819.
The Commissioners of the Poor would
submit as their actings and doings
for the last year, in obedience to th
Act of the Assembly in such ease madt
and provided, the following
REPORT:
Reokiptb,
1819. To imnunt rc?u'iv??.| (Vo*y?
kvl... ii 'ir... n-i
/Willi IHMU'll IMA \ ?!., ilSseHscsmont
on Gen'l T?r
at 12$ per c nt, $282 2f
Tn. oo n. o i m ?lies received
ui 2 J- per cent, 7 1C
Lcaviuif in Trcus. hands, $275 H
By iim't reo'd for p ice of
'2 hnrit'ls sold, 5<"
$:275 Ofl
4 -A '*
.wiumiih oi expenanu"es including
Tro.isuer'u com. 203 14
Lt?:ividg in Tr usurer's hands, $12 55
The Commi-sionors would further renort,
th 't they h-ive under their ehnrge
(he following p mpe ->, viz: .1. R:g'it. M cthn
Prince, M?iry Jnrvict*. N-.mey Dowinnd
Isaac Dow is, bring >ix in number?
that since the r l ist Report the followinu
pnupera have dit-d. Kliz hcih Smihon
lire 18th d iv of Octohrv, 1818,and Lowis
Carver on the loth instiu?t-r?this pauper
had only been at the estubli-hment
>ince the 20th Septcml er Inst. That during
the year, two hnnd ed and twenty
M-ven ya.ds of clo'h have been m idt
'A'llii'.ll i-i a
? r'"
pe~*?.
All of which U ro-.peotfullv suhmit.te.1,
ROB' . CRAIG,
S<io'.y <fc T. oas.
Oct. 20, 1810.
1818, DlSBl'HSKMENTfl.
Oct. 30, To aimount due Treiia.
ns per 1 ist Repo t, %b 85 j
Miir. 0, To? bushels Out*, (not
incAl1! t'f\ 1 r* * \ AA
iugv*%vu til ?mv I O UU
To nm't pi ill John P ice for 116^budu'l-coTi,
at 30 *e?ts, 43 95
To amount p' id John P.ice for
100 lbs. picked couon, nt 5 cts. 6 00
To mi'? paid .1. Price for leather, v>
" " for ti > cups, 30
" " John Edus for 2 days'
cnull.n , 1 50
" " John 1\ toe for Wiigc.v
hs SfeW iifl, 80 00
" " John P.ihM? fo ljfl bu.
co n, at 40 Cents, 10 00
j ? " for toSnpco fo- p lupers 1 00
" " for lbs. I on, 60
" " for hiiuliug fiom Hamburg,
7 00
1810, Oct. 18.
To um't p?uJ Catharine Cr.iiir for
t'o. n, 2 20
" " Hnidin Piioe for 2
hHnel.-i 8. K. Flou , 12 00
" " Hmdin P.ie?for 150
lbs. 2nd (ju.ility do., 3 75
Oct. 10, To am't piid S. Ki.lc-ey
ior sur.d y hems Ms per
hcco ?nt iwip kI, 0 *4June
4. To nm't pu,i J. (* Konm
O -I- o C .1
IVI ?i UIIIII IP U. I', imu I id 'jii
To ain't paid J amen W. JuowU
, for po.it, 34 40
" " J. J. Howard, fo 8a-.
gar, Coffee, $><1 . Aw., 25 00
'loua! am't of vKpepditu ck, $250 72
Tn*M, ?o:q. on mnnie paid out, 6 42
Amount of e*p? ditures with
Tieasu er'b com. $203 14
AppiovH,
JOHN 8HARPB, Fo*1U(U?.
0
Sous of Temperanco.
A PuMic Meeting will l>e hcM at
r | Pi<'kensYilleon Monday next, at 1 o'clock,
i" , P. M., when it is expected h Divi ion of
& j the O'liev will he opeifird at that, Dlare.
i U-e'lron of the Ovder mid the public
l genmilly me invited to nttend.
R, M. KEITH, U. S.
P. D. 8. T.
Nov. 17, 1849.
Fyllll WARFWlV?r
f ATiL persons indebted to tbe ufldor
| -igned eil-lier bv Noi<? or boo'? nccount nie
' ; earnest entreated to m. ke pn ineii* be!
? i ? v
..... i. inn* iiuu .imiu.iry next, n%
I ;?m clo int< up my bus-messin lliimbu-g.
After 11 >i-j no'iee, and payments not
m-ide within the ?imo mentioned ahove. T
hope tho -r indebted to me will not think
it unfiii if thev find ihei'- note* nnd neeonnts
in hands of proper officers for
i collection.
J .T HOWARD.
P. S.?Should T he absent at nnv
time, mv Rook; nnd No'e< will be left
in the lv?nd< of /Vbssrs. Brindlev, /?osnmond
<k Smith, to whom payment may
bo made.
' J. J IT.
H'imbirjf, Nov. 17, IfltO. '2G-1m
CI TIT I O *7
CnOtavlne Ro<re?-s. nnd J. W. Norn,
jr., bstvint/ iipnlied to me fiv* letters
o'' Administration ort '1>p Rotate of
Williim Ro^rs, 1 ite of Pickery Di*
tma ci'-coiTd. Thp Kiidn-d nnd Oieu'*
o-s are r.i'pfl ?r> appear hcfo v m<* o*i
F id iy the HOtl) ia?t. ?o show <v?utfe if anttliev
can, wliv said AdminBtru'ion should
no' he Ef -'in'od.
Given unde- mv hand and sc.il 1 Oth day
r of November. 18 JO.
W. D. STEELE, o. p. n.
' 2 ins.
, ivot ic?r
All Po'-so^r hsui'-ar demands ng in<?
tlx- K-iltito of S'.r iff II <viH's. d?wwcd.
ill Ivind thorn in lc* 11 v uttpsted Tho <
indebted must m :ko mvmont.
W. D. STEELE,
No a. 17th Ordinary & Adm'r,
tf
Notice to Bistrib rtfcs.
The Ileivs of Elig'ihpth Henderson, de
ceised, h rehv *-equi rd to tppp-ir in
) tlu> ' 'o i"t of O 'din irv on tho tiuud
>ioti(i 'v in J inu i'-y next, for a fi.ixl set>
of s>il EnfaV,
E ieli Distrihu'cn will lip retired to cni
d?r on oitli r, schedule of tliei advancemcnis.
Dom tvN aj* i:v?t s-iid Estate
V mu<t h?* n os??nfed hefn^n (h it time. o
- they will lie hnrn-d hv tlio ^rt<'lcmiMit.
i ' JOHN I30WEN, Adnv\
Nov. 10, 1810. 20
soM E"TH ING new.
WUTI IT II IKQIIW* ATIt
pf rent.
i I ?m now opening ?t this pi ee-> 'vml
-mie >is<o tmen' of F-ill end Win'e"
Goo h, con i i vr in pp-t of Olo'hs,. Cwisi
ne e, Tweed ( 11 wo il) K neUv ie in^.
i fi ie ns>o tment of I >te s'vle Ve^'i-m*.
j A ifveut vnietv oCwinter good fo- L'tdie*'
t | \vm?\ F'incv P ill's, of en'i elv new
n iv ns, f> ce?N ncr vmd hit! up\vi?d<.
Mu lins, 0'imh*i?js, ftntflwin .
\ ] nvs-o of well
Sh;nvl-, R1 mko's. SMrijnt^. IT-itv, ^ n~,
Jfyvinfl's, Bno's, S'tnos 8 'Idles B i Me-.
v, IT? fiwu'c, MfHoino--,
n.ifp'o, S ! , N il-1, B 'sxgincr. Tiop?* nnd
Twine: ns well jis -ill other ar'i ] ?? u?*u,,11e
bun* In a iwuimIi*!* /~v n . II I
will di no I* of on fho be t *ern?.
I will "lw ivs 1)0 rleivfd to ?he\v ir?v
G >od- to tho c who f;?v??r me with a cnll.
f of clvirge.
W. J. NBVITX.
B ?'h?'lo 's Rut rent, S. 0.
Nov. 3d 1 fi 19 tf
TttW O ^ ONE K ST\T T OIV
for s1le.
ti.: . .~i in:..f t\: ..i.?
i in * fii ur -m mhiiu rnmt'ih i/isi'ir .
on the Oconee C! oek, 12 mil?-s North of
Pickens O. I!., a d i*nme<Ji-trlv on tlx*
m <1 1? idinir from tho I ittcr pi -re to f'l vton,
G contuins 1000 Ac e< of fn-tih'
L'nd, which will he <li,<po'ed of on terms
tlie most >idvnnt?g<H)tiH to the nu'ehase".
As a ^r-ain and stork firm, the Oronee
no^se-isos m'nv peculin* edvantJ'tfes ; its
a 1.1 . - 1-- i L f r*
ii his j> ci'iu i <r nnunmni cops 01 i o *rt, |
Who??. live, 0 ?ts, and Potitoe- ' il?the
hill.s fo* miles a-ound nre i:?vn?-d
du intf 0 months of the year with coits
of the iohest jfrantie-i,
On'the ihwftnreitll thcneecs- S'irv
buildings fo-a well 'eirul ited Farm,
i icludinvf a iwo-^o y JR i?;k Dwelling.
, "he nn-Tiitivo of this Station fo rning
' to ,1 does, an important chanter in the
eui-lv hirtto' V of our St te, is well Unovrn
u> eve 'V CivoHiii in, und r is cjiuilly celebrated
f< the pu i'y of iu atmospheje,
the exuberance of i'a so ), and fo" tho
be-ttfy and ronvin ic wililness of its
S.wievy.
Pn NAtu ivi ilitn^ Pa n trtirul ii*u twill
I - - - - r * ?v?? -
plftiMO communicate with
J. A. DOYLE.
Pickens 0. H;, S. 0.
9T Tim 8outh Ortrolhiin, Pen<Il?'on
Me*.sein/er. nnd L<iui*ArMvillp. HerulH will i
I plC ?8T givo the above throe insertions m.d
I forward thfir accounts to this office.
PROSPECTUS
or tub ?
nit !Un PLANTR.
g?n. ssabors, > m
J J. Gilmav, J
Tt will beouraim to conduct tbi* publication
ill mnnni>r KrvtU
..vvvj/ ? ?/IV in/ill IV
(lift farmor nnd pi ?nt?r, nnd to r. nder it
valual 1" to the tillers of the soil throughout
'he South. The paper owes its
o-iiriu to the suggestion of the Pen leton
Former's S'oreiety, the oldest institution
of it? kin 1 in the A>'.at<?, embracing
gentlewen *#11 known as suncessful planters,
and distinguished for inventions and
imn'Ovemcnts tliov have nvide in implements
of hushnnrlrv. Wo ahull t?-? ?.
important aid from this source, unci
promre to make our pup pi- n vehicle to
disseminnte the results ?if the expeiience
of me.mhe-sof this Association.
We have secured, ns contributor*,
f'-om every quarter of thin nnd the
neigh t-o inj; St:?tps, pi .nters of skill in
the 'art ?nd myste'V' of farming; and
congrntulnte ourselves Unit thus we m>?y
become an exchange medium of the different
modes of lmsh:mHrv mnoti.arl
J r?v,. II.
niflfo ont parts of tlu* country, and ahull
bp enabled to pi -ce '^efove tlso >ig icultur;t]
community flip opinions and thco ies
of fbp most scien ifio men of the South.
We sh 11 acquaint our re iders with the
results of an ex'cnsivc trnin of experiments
conducted under onr ownsupe interi.'h'tice,
and ahull give ngricul'uml
chemistry h prominent J?'"ce in oureolunvis.
so ns to en ible tho<e who wMi i!
to d?te~mi :e qu li ios of soil, and their
ti ne -s to- any particular cop.
We sh ill en leivo* to h*ing within (he
*cope of onr attention every subject of
infe e t to the husbandman?tilings small
us well as g e it?nnd to mnVe our paper
profitable alike to the large pi.intei and
the - mall fa' mer.
We shall m ike our pnge* interesting
'o the mech inic, from the attention
niven to the construction of farming
utensil*.
We aspire to place the Farmer and
Planter amonir tin* most d*?.iinlili? mr i
cultural nuMic-itJotis of the d-iy: and to
thi* end we pledge nil our ene
If the South would keep p ct! with
he ndv uirement in agie.ul'urd seiencc
'ind enjoy ho full sine of p ospu iiv,
info m iiion upon the suhje -t of husbandv
must he mo'C wiiely < iftused.?
Strange as it would seem, whil?? there
ire sco-oh of poli'ic d pipers in this
S'tfe, theei< not n single jouriuil devoted
to th:it irtdustri d pursuit by which
man ind hnwt must live, if live at nil.
From the e considerations, and at the
earnest solicitation of the Pendleton
Farmer's Society, under who-e auspices
we may ho rejj-'rded, we nre induced to
tn e upon ourselves the conduct of the
Farmer und PI inter; and, from the encouragement
already received, we a;e
S'tntmine of rende.i'ig it n popular paper.
We asl< for an ac ive co-operation of
all who are f ivorahle to the enterp ive in
p oeu ingsubsc iicrs, and fowarding ic
us their n lines as ea lv as pos>i' le.
The Farmer and Planter, consisting of
sixteen royal quu to p ><;< *, will pu'>lidted
monthly, at Pendle'on, S. C'., at
*1 periMinum; six copies for .*>; twentyfi
e copies $20: one hum!red <*or4es
$75?piyahle on th > receipt of the fi st
number.
Tl e volum will commence with the
year 1850.
Communications should be addressed
to
SEABORN At OILMAN,
Eds. Farmer and Planter.
Pendleton, H. C , Oot. 17, 1840.
N is VV~goods7
Just received from New Yo k a splendid
wKOttment of Fancy and t~iiiiai
C ihIhi'm Satinets Tweedi
!/lo(li Caps, uftold Hunter
Hats" of all colors, ?v?rf'ioat*,
Fine and Coarse
Roots. Ace.
ALSO,
A large lot of Fa 1 and Winter Goods for
L idles' wear.
O-.ll iin n *di ilelv and examine for yourselves,
lit tl.e stoie of
BENSON <fe TAYLOR.
Pickens 0. 11., Kept. 20, 1840. 21tl
JAflKS
-mm- r f JtV "?
Jtlerchant JL a 'lor,
Would respectfully info-m his friends
and rtie public genemlly, thut lie has 01
IuumI ? Fink VAiMEivof
SBROAD CLOTHS, CAS 1 MERES,
A 1'ISE18, Tw BEDS, KBN" LCKV J KANB, AC
A.
Ai: AesoKTMlcNr 7 ''eadv-MADR
UIAT1 MflVU
which he will sell cheap tor Cash.
The public nrc invited to call and ex
uini,nc hi.s 8 ock, before purchasing else'
whe-e.
PickcnttC. H Mar 2fi, 1840.
.w r/./nV'j ? /
ALL Persons having demand: ngainst
the Estate of Maj. H'lranion dece sc.* will
present them U me duly attested i hose
indebted to the Estate will do w 11 to call
and pay np.
A. M. HAMILTON, Admr.
Nov. 10. 1810.
p?? ?>?? ""tgn iif "-Trr*?fH
WILL 1115 MOt, 1
On 3/ondnv tin- \i tl: t-r fVPXti
nt tlie TateTesidpncV 01 '1 M. A -vU<*?n,
drceiiMM), ne:?r Pickt-n vi ? ? \ < j;? irA?nnl
P'-ope' ty belonging to flu *>|
s. id <lere;isrd. consisting til 4? H(jfK N? ?
ffro^s: nmontir \vt<V?m '.j ? - >
r? , ,>ri ... ..... .j ii ;:r. lj^
Shoemaker, n Stillc* and 2 Millers; lv!
he-id of Ho '*o? and Mules, atwmg winch
is a Fine Horse Colt, hy ^Tteele, and lUi
dam by Jrt&soii: a large Stock of Hrap?,
(no fa lening) 40 or 60 hend of Cattle;
HO head of cheep; 3 or 4 ktitidwd bar?
rcls of Corn; 4 or 6 thousand pounds seed
Cotton: a quatriiv of Outs, Fodder. 5traw
t,r?0 In s'.cls of Wheat, 20 or 30 do, Rve;
and Shucks; 2 Waj^nn-' 2 Carts, 1 yoky
<Steev?, 1 set jplaoksmith tools 8'ills and
Stands; Bacon and Laid, and various* th
er articles too tedious to mention.
Tkiiub- P? ..?! -1 ? ^ "
. ?i <<ii ui rv.byoijiirs
j and upwards, a credit of 12 months, the
ourchaser giving Bond with interest f om
d=ite with two approved sesuiititw, under
that amount, cash.
A. M. HAMILTON,
Administrator.
November 3d, 1840. tds
Notice.
Application will he mnde at tire next
Session of the Leifk lature, for n Charter
'or a Turn-pike Kord fir>n? Piekew f.H.
tlrough .loenssoe Valley to the Whit*
IFiiter Falls.
September 1, 1849.
"^oWckT
I, Nancy Cnntrell, *ife of John Cant
oll, a fanner residing in Pickens Distiict,
So. Co., do heiiebj' give notice of
my indention to trade as ? Sole-Trader,
and to exercise all th? piivileges of a
Frec-De. ler after the expiration of on?
month from this notice.
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ujiuii'in, Fr rami uim WtlUllMll'NS,
August 25. 184 9. 16-lm
jfTsr Heceivejj i
A Fresh Lot of Gmt't B<x>ts and Shott,
B<m/s do., Lmlifx mud If:*nps Slipjtrn
and Ties; QetlC* mvi u ''ts Saddles,
liriilest Whips, U/i.., d\\
lr<rnt Castings cW Ar?//.v, cheapfor cash.
Toprpt <*r will) w full supply of Dr. D.
Jaynts' Fnniily Medicines; Dr. Rogers'
c..'..... ~r i : * ?j
x wiujviiiiM uyiuji %?i miu i?r;
Tow David's Hebrew Fluster or Pain
Killer, ire., tic.,
As nn inducement to the buyer the
suh.?c:ilcr will take in exchange for
Goods, Eeeswax, Tallow, Rrw Hides, &c.
S. R. McFALL.
Pickens C. 11., July 14, 1849. 9
[ll. L. JEKFF.H8,] [w. S. COUIUAN
fK. J. BLlCKMAHTF.il "1
WAREHOUSE
and
oiniiii?tNion merchnnti.
Market-Street, l'/uwnc, B. C.-?W AT?Rr*eo?
McInto>h-8rn'0t, Aigi'sta, Oa.?FiRF.rnoor.
Take this iwlhod of infm-ming their
Mends and the puMi?* gfrn\Brt:lly, thjjt
they still con:im:c lie Wakkiiocre fflp
i Commission* bus-ino^R in ihis pi >c.e nful
Augustit, Gi'., wl ee they offer ih?ir seN
vices to Receive, $ ore oh sell Cotton,
Pi.ot'r, Racok, <tcm Receive and For*
vaiu> Mci:cha*t>ikk, Bcy Goons, for
plantf.fer ok M,:rciianih.
Their Waiehouse in Augusta is on
Mcln'osh-stic*', in the centie of the Cotton
trade.
Their Warehouse in this phice is pnfe
from water and isolated, therefore not
exposed to fi e.
As they will he constantly at their
no<t, p-omofing the interest of their
r ;o?wi iu .. :n ?jj
their own.) Thev solicit, nnd hope to
m?* if nnd receive n full shave of that lib*
'ml pit'onn^c heretofore I estowed, nnd,
fo- which they now return thnnl<s,
Liheml ci>h advances will lx? made,
when ieoui e<l. on ?nv product' in stoie,
1 JEKPEKS. COTHKAN & Co.
TTnmhurif, S^pt. 1st, 1840. 18
, ||^Ap foods'
Cheap as the {Cheapest!
Tub subsC iher respectfully informs
hi* f iends nnd the put lio genernlly, th?v
he is receiving nt s*h<?i inte?vrls a
HANDSOME SELECTION OF
Dry Goods.
^nO.CGRIKM,
Hardware Ac Cutlery,
CROCKERY AM) Gl/SS WARE
Drugs and Medicines,
* (fee. &C. d'C.
i AH selected exp essly for tlm market and
will bo sold po itively a cheap as tha
cheapest for cash.
8. ft MoFALL.
Pickenp ff. H., 8. C. )
May 18. 1849.; f 1 tf
[n. r. pekkv.] [Tm. k^nit,]
PERKY &, KEITH,
AttOTIKrVfl Sit fiSW.
Wiul Prac ice in the Courts 6t La%r
and Equity (or Pickens Dfctiict.
" i n cwinp Plul/unvi n it r r*
Ootobcr i, 1810. ?' I2f2
\ ? ? -* **- '
i Mi o ot Jll a ker,
A goo 1 Boot and Shoe ronkar willfiud
it to his intciest to locals himbalf at tlia
i Villniro.
Pickens C. H., O2**
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