Keowee courier. (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, September 01, 1849, Image 3
thousands in n lucrative office also conferred
by General Taylor?the hravo and
weather-beaten Lane, in the fur-off wilds
of Oregon, is removed and branded with
the brand of this infamous administration."
"Why did General Taylor omit to announce
this detestable net until the Indian
election had taken place, lie showed lit''
2 of the soldier by this timid and shrinking
delay. As it is, he. may console himself
that Iudiana has done her dutv to thr.
country, by rebuking his administration
without being instigated to it by the removal
of her most cherished sou. General
Lane will be vindicated in good time
by those who scorn the ingratitude of the
present contemptible regency."
\tr * ---
v? oykn iuoN.? Wo see it staled in
tho newspapers that Jl/essrs. Wickersham
& Walker, of Philadelphia, have a patent
for the manufacture of woven iron, by
which tliey are enabled to weave iron as
largo as railroad bars, or the smallest description
of wire. They arc now applying
;? ii.? c ii- ' 1
iv niu iuiioa "?gpui poses: iron run- ;
ings of endless varieties, embracing beauty,
strength, and stylo of finish never surpassed,
for public grounds, buildings, cottages,
verandahs, fawns, cemeteries, <fcc.,
iron bridges, galleries for churches, gratings
for prisons, window shutters, and j
rrrnfi nrr frtV p*ava? ' ?' ?
1U1 oiuicn, vAJllllllllS iillU CUI'IIICL'8
for cottages, irec-boxcs, summer-houses,
guards for decks of steamboats and vessels,
<Src., being obcaper than wood or cast
iron.
[From the Montreal Herald, Aug. 18.]
a Hi' AT l?Tf>P I^AVrn ? V ? 'n '?
?i ...... m a titu 1/V'iUA'^ A r> 1 1U 1 )M< I j
Ruins.?On Friday morning, about half
nu hour after midnight, the city was al- I
armed by the cry of fire, and the ringing
of tlffc bells. The entire horizon nppeara
at the same moment to be in a blaze, to
whichever side the spectator turned. On
the one hand were the flames of a burning
building; on the Qthft? the reflection
thrown up against the ray, which was rclliarknblv
O.lf'-AV nvWiiSirlirrt-if Oil Kootnn
J V
ing into the street, it wa? made manifest
in an instant, thai, the calamity had occurred
to tho magnificent pile known as
Donegana's IIntnl. At. tho limn tho. wri- i
tor first approached the sceno of disaster,
tho. fire could scarcely have appeared
more than half an hour. But even then
flames exhib'ted themselves throughout
the whole breadth of tho building 011 the
TPcstcrn sido.
1TJL J%. JIS. JK M M*i 19 ^
On tho 26th inst. by Johu Knox, Esq.,
Mr. William Ramos, to J/jss Mary Curtis,
both of J/hconco., North Carolina.
A CELEBRATION
By Pickens Division No. 21, of the
Hons of Temi-ehance, will take place in
this Village on Wednesday the 12th of
September next. Brethren of the Order
1 aro invited to appear with us in ltegalla.
A Banner will be presented to the
D ivision by the Ladies of the Village on
that occasion.
The Andbiihon Bkasr Band, with
Professor Waostafk, will attend.
The public generally nre invited.
W. 11. Till MM 1 Kit, K. S.
Pickcns C. II., Aug. 25, 1849. 15t3
TROGliAMMEr
Order of Proccsftion.
OF TIIE SONS OF TEMPERANCE
ON TUB 12TII0K 8EPTEMBEH 1810.
\ The proccasion to lcavo the Division
' ItoomatlO o'clock, A.M., and march
into the Court House.
Music by the Band
} Presentations.
music ny the uand.
Tho procession will rc-form, and march
to the grove on the banks of Kcowce
River in the following order;
Band,
l Citizens Generally,
The members and officers of visiting
Divisions according to seniority,
1 Members ofPickeus Division,
Officers of Pickens Division,
Ladica,
Commit* >e of Arrangements
Hnoakp.rK.
I The rank# will ho opened there, and
the procession approach tho stand by inverted
order.
ORDER OF EXERCISES.
Prayer by tho G*haplain.
An Ode,
Address by
Rev. J. S. Murray.
MuBio.
Address by
Rev, D. Humphreys.
Milftfct.
! Address by
Rov. Jas. Dannoliy.
Music.
Benediction by tho Chaplain.
The procession will re-forro, and march
back to tho Division Room.
Notice.
Application will bo made at the next
?S'cs8K>n of tho Legislature, for a Charter
for a Turn-pike Road from Pickens C, H.
thrpugh Jocasaee Valley to tho Tfrhite
r^ter * alls.
September 1, 1810. I
| II A M 13 U It G MAltK ET 8.
(llKVOKTKD yon TIIE KKOWKK COL'IUKK.)
Hamburg, Aug., 20, 1840.
Our Cotton Market is quito firm sinec our
last report. Quotations of
been fully biistaincd. Though from the <-x
coo.Jingly light ?tock on hand, transaction
have been limited. We quote as lust wecl.,
Cotton 8 to 9 1-2.
Corn, 02 1-2 a TO per bu
Moal, 76 a 80 "
Beeswax, 10 jjor pound.
Tallow, 10 "
Bacon, 0 "
Butter, 10 to 20
Youth, Ac., If.
Corn for Sale.
1 have 400 bushels of Corn at Joc?sscc
for sale. Ap ly to
E. M. KEITII.
Pickcns C. II.
CfTATIOlV.
n ? ?
i). v. mauiuin naving applied to me for
Letters of Administratson on the Estate
of John P Archer, late of Pickens District
Deceased, Tho Kindred and Creditors
arc therefore cited to appear before me
on Friday the 14th September next, to
show cause if any they can, why Letters
of Administration Bhould not be granted.
Given under my hand an seal this
31st day of August. 1841)
W. D. STEELE, o. r. n.
NOTICE.
Application will be made at the. next
Session of the Legislature for a Charier
for a Turnpike Itoad across ?9assafras
Mounu.in, beginning near the bouse of
Jacob Lewis, and terminating at tbe
North Carolina Line.
August 22, 1849. 15?3m
I,AND FOIt SALK.
The subscriber having more Lands
than he can cultivate, offers for sale a
valuable Plftnt.ftf.inn. sitiintnrl in Pinlrnno
District, on Fuller's Crock, waters of
Conncross, containing- 309 acres; about
150 pf which is cloarcil and mostly fresh,
?there is a large quantity of bottom
land ditclicd and drained. The Plantation
i.s good tillable and productive
ground, as any in the up-country, under
good foncc and in a high state of cultivation.
On the premises is a good Dwelling
House, Kitchen, Negro House, Cotton
Gin and Thrashing Machine, and all
necessary out buildings.
He will also sell 272 acrcs of TKood*and
lying near the above tract, situated
near one road leading from Pickens C- II.
to Carnsville, Ga.. bv wav of Bachelor's
Retreat, the other road loading from
Andorsonville to Clarksville, Ga., both
loads running through the tract. On
said tract is a small improvement; the
balance well timbered land?the greater
portion of it good fanning land.
Persons desiring to purchase would do
wen 10 can nnd judge lor themselves.
Terms made to suit purchasers. Apply
to
THOMAS W. IIARBIN.
August 25, 1849. 14?if
TAKE WARNING !
All persons indebted to the Subscriber
previous to the lsi day of January last,
either by Note or Account, arc required
to make payment by the 1st of October
next. Tliose who do not will find their
Notes and Accounts in tho hands of officers
for collection.
Also, nil persons indobtcd to Col. B.
Hogoodaro required to make payment
by the same time, under the same ponulty.
J. E. IIAGOOD.
Pickens, Aug. 22, 1840. 15-0t
TEMPERANCE.
The District Meeting will be held at
Pickens C. H. on Wednesday before the
3rd Lord's day in September next; instead
of tho 3rd Monday in August, as
on that day many persons will be engaged
at a Camp-meeting and drilling for
Regimental Review.
JOSEPH OKianAM, President.
July 20, 1849. 11
Dr. J. IV. Lawrence.
Wnx attend punctually to all calls in
tho line of his profession. Unless absent
on professional business, he may be found
at his Office, or his private residence in
tho Village. He also, has on hand a
"general assortment of medicines which
he will furnish to customers at roduced
priccs.
Pickens C. H., 8. C. )
May 18, 1?49. J 1. tf
JUST RECEIVED!
A Fresh Lot of Gent's Boots and Shoes.
Boys do,, Laxlies and Muses Slippers
and Tics; Cent's and Ladies' Saddles,
Bridles, Whips, d'c.,
Iron, Castings and Nails, cheap for cash.
Toget'ior with a full supply of Dr. T
Jaynes' Family Mcdleincs; Dr. Rogers'
Compound Svrun of Liverwort and Tnr:
Jow David's Hebrew Plaster or Pain
Killer, &o., &c.,
As an inducement to tho buyer the
subscriber Hill tako in exchange for
Goodh, Iksoetfrax, Tallow, Haw Hides, <fee.
8. R. KoPALf,.
^icLorjs 0. II., July VI, 1840. 0
IV'M-I iw .111?1111 WW MM? .
BUILDERS,
Arc notified that I will lot to the lowj^u,
est bidder, on Tuesday the 11th Septeni
ber next, at 10 oVlook A. M., at Cant
? *r
-.w.i kiiu^c, near iur. iuhxwoii s, tlu
erection of an cutiro new Bridge ovci^
Care Crcelv, at or near the place where
the old one stands.
MILES M. NORTON",
Com'r llond, i*c. 0,1
August 22, 1819. 15-3t
SELLING OFF AT COST I11
The. undersigned, finding thcmselvcsts
under tho necessity of re-covoring and^l
otherwise repairing their Store, have dc-j a
tcrniinod to nell off at cost the large0
Stock of Goods which they have on hand )e
consisting of every description of re,
n D V * n m r. Vv n
u iv i u u u D n: p
Ifardtoare, Cutlery, Crockery, I
Glassware?Drugs <f: Medicincs,
Jioots, Shoes, Sudd Its, Bridles 9n
and Martingales.
And a full supply of Grockrikh.
W. S. A T. r. WILLIAMS. *
Salubrity, So. Cn., Aug. 25,1849. v<
15 ' tf
[Conrad Zinck.] [II. IIuohes.]
TVEW FTRM
- jm.-m J1JL? JLTJL . 7 '
o
The subscribers have entered into Co- it*
partnership in the Cam net Making Bca-'in
inkss; and will keep constantly on hand?
a variety of ISurcaiis,' Slde-ag
?l\ . V 15 ?
junuivh' xuiicllcn,) .
Tables, fancy or plain. ic
Together with a general assortment of pipkin
Furniture, which they will sell low ra
for cash. int
Furniture of any (Inscription vmnde
to order with neatness and dispatch, oa
with prices to suit the times. sai
Repairing done at short notice. nd
ZINCK & HUGHES. t,
Pickens C.II., July 21, 1849. 10 in
NOTICE.
T, Nancy Cantrell, wife of John Can- ,?^
troll, a farmer residing in Pickens Dis- P
trict, So. Co., do hereby crivo notice of ;
!..i a! 4- i J O-l- m - 1 lYi
nl) iiuuiiiiuii ikj uauu its ix ouic-xraucr,
and to exercise all tho privileges of a
Free-Dealer after the expiration of one !.
month from this notice.
Occupation. Weaver and ?enm?;t <w
August 25, 1819. 15-lni Pu
ky
nn
CoiiimiHHioiier's Hale. 5f
Rosa Hendricks "j ,e'
Oeo. R. "tadrici , |Bi? for Partition, ,'u
and others. J llii
By virtue of an Order by the Court of M'
Equity in this case; I wiii seli to tho
highest bidder on the first Monday in 1,1
September next, at Pickens C. H., the
Tract of Land of which Col. John 0.111
Hendricks died seized and possessed,
being that whereon he lived at the time*'1
of his death, situate in Pickens District,
on Wolf Creek, adjoining lands of Mrs m
Anna Hunter, William Hunter, Esq., and
others, containing 300 acrcs more or less. ec
On a credit of one and two years, ex- gj
ccpt ft sufficiency to pay costs, which will 'u
he required in cash: purchaser to give 1
Bond and good Seexirity, and to pay for e
Titles, which aro to be executed but not n*
delivered until the payment of the pur- n
chase money; possession given 1st Janu- Bl
ary next. n
B 1
Jaracs Garner ^
Nancy Gamer, and 0111 for Portitiori'
others. J ir<
By virtue of a similair Order, I will'
sell at tho name time and plaec, the^,
Tiands of Henry Garner, deceased, viz: ,
Tract No. 1, on Eighteen Mile Creek in ?
? r\? n _ .
jl lUADiin jL/inu tut) uuiiuuiiiug unu nundre.d
Acres move or less, being part of y
a tract purchased from Robert Anderson. ^
No. 2, in the same District, and on the
North branches of the same creek, con- 'n
taining Eighty-One Acres roore or less, p
being part of a tract purchased from Ro- 'e
bert Baker.
No. 3, in the name District, on tho
West side of Little 15 Mile Creek, containing
One Hundred and 8ixty Acres, >
..?ui ?C - A A. 1 1 A ' '
uciiifj put ui u iruui. purcnaheu irom
Thomas Garvin. P
On the same terms of tho above, ex- V
copt that interest is required on tho pur
chase monoy from the day of sale, ^
John Burgess ^
Jmrfah Tiurtrfi** nnd J f()r Partition. [
0 |V
others. I II
By virtue of nsimiuir Order, I will sell I
at the same time and place, the Real Es- Jf
tate of which Jamoa Burgess died seized !?
and possessed, consisting of one Tract of. j
Land situate in Pickens District on Tu-! <
galo River, adjoining lands of J. II. Mes- ^
sor, Clark D. P< rry and others; contain- (
ing about One Hundred and Sixty Acres {
more or less. I?
On a credit of twelvo months, except
a sufflcicncy to pay costs which will bo
required in cash ; purchaser giving Bond
vrith good security for the purchase mm- j
oy, and to pay for titles. i
. MILES M. NORTON, air.?.
Comr's. Office, Pickens C. H. )
August 11, 1849. f l-r> 1