University of South Carolina Libraries
mmayMUmrntmmmmmnam \ n Items by the Kuhopa,? Great Jiritnin.?in the llouso of Commons, on Tuesday night, the stability of the ministry was strongly menaced. Mr. Hutt had given notice of a motion tlmt the House address the crown, to direct that negotiations mov be forth .with entered in- ! to for the purpose of rel' .^ing this country from all treaty engagements with foreign States from maintaining armed vessels on the coast of Africa to suppress the. traflic in slavi s. The motion was lost bv a majoiity of seventy-eight. The Tilrc* designates the ! support 01 ine At i lean squadron as a deplorable humbug, and says the country must tiike this matter into serious consideration. There are pretty evident siirns of an np- ' proaching dissolution of l'ai liameni. Ireland.?The hill for t!>? abolition of the Lieutenancy of Ireland is to bo presented to Parliament after Easter. We learn trom I'eland that cultivation is coing on more rapidly than was anticipated, and that a threat bicadlh of potatoes have been sown. Emigration from the southern frontiers of Ireland is rapidly mci'oasit cr. liusaia.?Accounts from every part of the Empire speak of the remarkable state of the weather. The alienations of he ~t! and frost have boon quite unusual and so- ; vere, as the. winters in Uusr i i generally are; the eoUl has been mo'e in'cnse this year than in the memory of man. It is stated from St. /'etersburg that an uk?se has been issed, according to > which the Russian and Austiiin Govern- J ments engage reciprocally to surrender i the Jews who have parked from one coun- ! try into the other. Italy.?The P.)lis <Jniver?e has the ! following1: Cardinal Antejelly has made ' krown t(j M. I >craynreval, that the Holy i Father hail resolved to leaved for Home j in the beginning of Aptil, and that that ; resolution was about to he eonrnunicated j officially to the diplomatic corps. HIS RESTING PLACE. The citizens of Chai lesion are anxious ; that the family of Mv. Calhoun, should : permit his remain to he interred in that | citr. Ata meeting of the city council on Fiidav, the following resolutions were unanimously adopted. Itcsolvcil, That in the opinion of council, the oily of Chnileston?the chief Metropolis of the State?mav with propretv nsk for herself the distinc tion of being selected as the final renting place of the iilustiious CalhouiK rtkI that 1ms Honor the Mayor, in behalf of council and the citizens of Charleston, be requested to communicate with the family of the deceased, and earnestly entreat that the remMino r\ li i A ....11 iii?.itir? vi| 111 It M IHMII ? r- Ill* 1 11 M? Wl'll should ho permitted to repose amongst | uv. jRssolrrd, That the A/ay or be further : requested to eommunicat*' with his Excel- ; lency the Gover or of thv Suite, nnd | lespectfullv solicit his co-operation in tlii* matter.?South Carolinian. MR. WEBSTER. Nine bundled ciliz-ns of Boston hnvc addressed a letter to Sen itor Webster, which appears in the Washington Republic. The tenor of the letter may be gathered from the folio inpr biicf extract: n A ? ^ *1... ^ ui iin* I'lint'u ouues, \vc \vim1i to thnnk you for recalling in to our duties, under the Constitution, and for the broad, national and patiioiic views which you have sent, with the v eight of your great nutho'itv, and with the power of your unanswerable reasoning, into every corner of the Union." HI A ft ft I E I> . On Thursday -1th inst . liv Hr>v Wm G, Mullenix, M?. IIaii.y A. Bauton, of Pickens Distiict, to Miss Carolina IIarkden, of Greenville District. HEAD Q()AR1TFiK?. Charleston, March 28. In pursuance of a iccommend lion of the Legislature, in relation to the dUtrUmfirm of only repaired yiims, the Militia Officers interested, are hereby notified <hnt as all the Uifi?*s belonging to the State nre new, no guns of thnt description Khali in future be issued from the Arsenals. I3y order of tlie Commander-in-Chief. b. T. WATTS, Q M G. y!piil 1 '2 3 ORDINARY'S SALE. TV orders/William P. Steele, Esq., Ordinnry for Pickens District, will hfi so d on Snk day in May noxtheforc the Sheriffs office witlnn (lie le^nl hours: A tract of L ind lyintr on R>nveys, nnd Chnwjjfii Creeks, adjoining lands of Joseph Grishnm, James Ferguson nnd others, contain ? 1 ?1.1 e luff <?l/U licit a iii?ir itw9 n?titi n?r jmhilion nmongst the Heir* of Win Vanznnt dco.'d. Tkums ok Sai.e.?Sold upon n crcdit of twelve month*, except the cost which will be required in ndvnnce. Purchaser** giving l oncl with Approved security nnd n mortgage upon the premise* if required l>y the Ordinary to secure payment of the putchhce monev. J. X.DOYLE, ?. p. p. SHERIFF'S SALES.| fl'ickcns SHstrict. | I1Y VIRTUE OK WUIT8 OF FIERI FACIAS TO MB DIRECTED. "Will l:o sold before the Court House in Pickens District, within the legal hours, ' on the first Mondny nr.d Tuesday in May , next. 200 Acres of Land lving on on Unne ! Crock, known sis the llijjh-saw Gap, ncl- | joining kinds of Joseph Findlv, llenry 1'ricks and others, levied on as iho pro- ; perlV of William Dorscy at tk.e suit of Joseph Oiishum vs Win. Dorscy, John j Dorscy air' Peter Dorsev. yJU the interest which the Defendant has in a tract of land lyincf on 12 Mile, ; adjoining lands of James Lewis, Sand. (?. | Porter and others, whereon Enoch Chap- I man now lives, levied on as tIn* projie>ty I of Cvrus Vonng at tk.e snit of the State | for fines and eo>ts. HO ylnwa r*f -- 1 mnvi, III..IV Ml WI1UIT- j on the defendant now lives, lying on the waters of Sal da River adjoining lands of i Solomon W:'de, Cox, JCaslcy. and others, j levied on as ihe property of Spencer W. , Is'ix at the suit of the Suite for fines and j cost. I 400 Acres of land lying on the Co'l.s Fork, adjoining I inds of Mrs. Simpson, Rev. A. i cGuffin, and others, levied on as the propel y of Francis Greenwood at lU C..f. ~ C I I * T tr *.1 ' mi: ?ou?t ui i? . ij iveun and others. 153 ./feres of hind move or le>s, near the Double Caliin, adjoining lands of Mrs. Vahdivcr, James Fergu fin j". and olheis, l-vied on as 11 jo property of M.S. Ynndivcr at the suit of Ynnoy White. One two horse wfon and harness, 1 , hay hOi>.e, 1 cream ho se, all levied on as ! the p-opei ty ?>f Ivl win ], Singleton at the suit of J lines K Ci.it v, for itrother. Puic'niseis to pay for titles. J. A* DOYLE, p. r. n. CBTATIOrV. 3/aj. D. S. Stiihling having applied to me for letters of Administration on the Ks- ! ..r i> i ' v...v vi .> i.iiiu.i unnv 11 wieoi l'H Krns JJIS- j tiiol deceased. The kindred and creditors iire citi'd lo nppear 1 oforo me on iVbnday the 29th inst., to show cause if any they can why said letters should not be granted. Given under my hand and seal 9ih ( Apiil, 1850. W. D. STEEL, o. r.D. LcUci'fi. Remaining in the ro.st Cilice nt F!cl;cns C, II., Quarter ^ending 3 lstMitYTir 1850, wl.icli if i not taken out \vi*Ym tlireo months will be sent I ?k.% n . /mi! ^ ... vw i.iu i WJI-V7UIC scparimoui as Uck<1 letters E. Apncw Ja?. M. Carter II. Hroinor Jol.n H lioytl Susan Carver Jamas Eaton Anderson II. Edwards Catherine E. Frnzicr XV. W. Gassaway A. M. Hamilton Pntfoy or A1 vale Mr->. Martha Hunnicnt //imnicult William //unycut .lamcM lloldcn Henry Hester Lemuel Hamilton Jodnli D. Jurrard Daniel Lonpor M deliy Musildin Ha Ton I Morgan Jatncs Phillip-*, .1 i.Uli Hint...- I i -- ? 1)1 >1111 Stephen Smith Tlioinfn \ nnileavor John 11 White Mrs Celia llill E. E. ALEXANDER, T.M. March 31,1850. jyo tice. ALL persons having demands against the Estate of Elizabeth Stribling< dee'd. will hand them in legally attested, and those indebted must make payment. T. M. Stribling, ) . ? ? M. R. StriWing. \ Ad"' " Jan. 19, 1850. 35 3m. Tin: Hesperian Harp. A l\cw iTlasic IBoitk ini Pat* vcat Note*. BV DIt. WM. HOUSEH, J Sthc greatest work of tln> kind ??? --- I * to tho world. It cnntuiiu 670 pages, nml i and more than 700 tunes?Psalms and j Hymn Tunes, Odea and Anthems, Sun, Temper nee, Moral, and Patriotic pieces*; 1 Sooth, Irisn, G irm:in, Frcnch and other fine Foreign Tunes. Much new mtu-ie never before publishedj the nohle old tunes that thrilled the hearts of our fathers and mothers in their youth, and one of mc pininc.-,t expositions of the principles of music and of musical composition ever published. It is specially suited to the taste of the South and West, (llic author is a Southern man in birt., and education, and nil his affinities) and is adapted to the Day School for children, th> Singing School, the Church Choirof every denomination, the Missionary and 'IVmptriince Meeting, the proud gala-days of our Re- ! public, and live social party, whom good sense and thelova of every thing virtuous and noble should rule the hour. Inquire of the Booksellers and Country I Merchants generally, iip..l of GEOUGE i A. OATkS, & CO., Augusta, Ga. 'IV.01I ?? *- ' * - 1 *uiviiuin who win inivci niui srii Mils | work, can make from $500 to $1500 a year. Address the nuthor, Spier's Turn Out, JofiVrson co., Ga. March 2. -11 1m. jft-iPAll tho South Carolina Weeklies and Tri-Weck!ies will publish thia advertisement for one month, and send tbeirbill* to thc-fluthofc ?wjiwr>wwm ja ??BC."srnm******** I NEGROES. We have several likely Negroes for snk*, amongst them nic two young Fellows and two Girs. One about 12 years old, black and smart; (lie other a beautiful little girl, copper coloured, and a good nurse. NORTON & STEELE. -*1 pril 4, 1850 tf TAKI2 CARE! The IIridge across Little Itiver, near Jas. IF. Morgin'sis thought to ho dun gerous, and I n to pose to let out the ropairing or re-building it, at (he place, on Saturday 11:0 4th May next, at 10 o'clock, a. in. MILKS M. KOR7'ON. 5ill Apr?4 7?1 aw id. i). f. l'eu ity. j [k. m. kkm ii. | PERRY &, KEITI], Attorneys a* Biflir. Wii.i, Prac-ice in the Courts of Law and Equity for Pickens Distiict. Offick, Pickens C. II., S. C. October ], 18 1!). 1212 "Tv OTIC ? . All Persons having demands against the Estate. of Sheriff Ilaynes, deceased, will hand them in legally attested Those indebted must make payment. W. D. STEELE, No.\. 17th Ordinary AtlmV* if J\roticc. A i^ood Siinr.Makeh, well reemmnen(led, can find employment l>v makingimmediate ap; boat ion to J. E. IIA GOOD, Twelve Mile S C. March Oih 1850. 4 2 If. SOUTH CAROLINA. IN T11V! PICKENS DISTRICT. Allen Keith, assignee, ) Doc. in Attach vs. / Perrv it Keith, Joel M. Keith. ) PHT's Att'vs. The Plaintiff having this <lav filed his j Declaration in niy ofllc, and the Defendant liming no Wife, nor Attorney, known to be in this State on whom a eo ! py of this Declaration may be served, On motion of Plaintiff's Attorney, It is Ordered, That the Defendant do 1 anncar and nlwid <->! *i\ !>? 1 Doclaratio 1, within one yenr and a day from tliis date, or judgment will entered by default. W. L. KEITH, c. c. p. Clerk's Ofliee, ) January 1, 1850. f 33-1 y SOUTH"CAROII FgUKEXS DISTRICT. Tyre L Roper, <fe wife Mel in da Roper, A ppllcants; vs. T?rm. Jiidcns, Alexander Eden a, Pascal Soulherlmfll <{: wife Esther Soullierland Jesse Adams ana ?ohc Poll;/ Adams, Defendants, for the Rule of the Real Estate of Samuel Ellens dccM. And it appearing l?:it. .Tosse Adams, and wife, Polly, reside without the limits of this State. It is therefore ordered that they do appear within throe months from the date hereof or their consent to said .Sail will be taken it : > CUilll^St'U, W. D. STEELE, o. p. n. Ordinary's Office. ) February. 2, 1850. f in oticbT The Heirs at Law, of Daily Dart^n dee'd. arc hereby notified to ho and appear in the Court of Ordinary on tlm 2d Monday in Juno next, to make a sot ilo.ment with the Admini tiators of said Estate. Each Distributee is required to render, on oath' a full schedule of all monies and property received from dee'd in lii-4 lifetime. All persons having demands agninst the Estate will present them dulv proven by the first jl/ondav in June next, or they will be barred bv tlie settlemenr. P. ALEXANDER, Adm'r. JANE BARTON, Adm'rx. Pickens C. //.. J/rtfeh Oih 1850. 43 tf JSaftalion Orders. The first Battalion of tire 2nd Retfi* rnent S. C. Jlf. will parade n' White's iViis'ev Ground r.r. Saturday the 20th day of April next bv 10 o'clock A, M., armed and equipped as the Law directs for review and inspection. The commissioned nnd non commissioned officers will pm-de on (he day previous bv 10 o'clock A. M, for drill nnd instruction. The Captains in command of companies nre charged with the extension ?f this order. Bv order of Col. A. JJnYCF. E. M. Keitii, Maj. Comm'g. 48 tdop for Yonrsclvesi. Those indebted to mo either by note or account must call nnd bcttio or they will have costs to pav. J. N. LAWRENCE. 'C'O tf n.? fc* t I a IIII iQmm '* i. ft lull' iSrTHE friends of the IIon. A. Ev? i ins announce him as a candidate for reelection to lepvcsont the people of Pendleton District in the State Senate. MANY FRIENDS. April 2nd, 1850. notice! Those indebted to mo previous to the i isioi January last, arc requested to make 1 immediate* payment ns i;i> ulgcnce cannot : be extended. A. M. FOLQER. I March 9, 18C0, 4 2 tf CIRCULAR. Executive Dr.rAitT.mem', Fob. 20, 1850 To I he Chairman of the Commissioners of Free Schools of \ Sin: You will oblige his Excellency the Governor, by giving concise answers to the following queries, as early as your I convenience; will permit. Respecifullv, &c, * 13 T WATTS, Scc'ry. 1st.. IFImt is the present number of | 1 1 r i Hum: ?iiki limaie pupils at the Free I | .Schools in the Distiict (or Parish) of What has been the number since 1S45? 2(1. What is the tuition fee for each upil? The aggregate amount paid to the Z'eaeher.^? 7 he proportion of the ' School Fund received from the Slate? I 3d ylreall the pupils sent to the Free i (Schools'? If not, how many are. insirueI ted at private or public ylcademies, and 1 at what cost? I iiii ?? nat pioportion of the youth of i receive no education? To what causes id ! neglect on f I>ihead asciibaUi-? o111 yliu the Tunc.hers competent men, J and otherwise qualified for their station? j Do they undergo any preparatory exami- ! nation? Ave they long in office, or are 1 changes frequent? If the latter, assign the reason. Gtli What is the plan of instruction? State, particularly every branch of knowledge taught, and bow far canied. 7tb What books are used, where bought, and at what piic s? 8th Is there annuallw or #??<?????"???"? a public or private examination of the Schools? If so, do the Commissioners, as a body, or any portion of them, attend? Oih is the present system a successful one in the If not, why? //o\v may it be improved? 1 Otli State anything else in reference jo the subject, which you may think impoi tant. .A/a re h 9, 42 4\v S \V!spRmG?<)oi)sl | THE Subscribers nrc now receiving | from the Atlantic Ci ies, a largo and well assorted selection of Spring; aii?l Summer Woods <*roccries, BOOTS & SESOF.S, Drugs, IVIcdiciiics And Hardware, "fogs thor with a gtcat vaiiety ofStapic and Vancy Woods, not usually i ! kept in country villages. All ?>f which j j the)* will sell at remarkably low piices, ! either for cash or credit. Call and judge for yourselves. Benson & Taylor, Pieltrns C. II. Apr 5?17 t'Gf. "men IvantsTi), TO ritAVEI, AS ACSENTS FOIt THE "VOYAGE ROUM) TI1E WORLD OF TIIK IT ft ? rVTT A TU)AV ' v. XHJ/lVV/il, Under Commodore G. C. Retid. Ill us*'a ted wilh Enijrnvingp. ri^IIE subscriber i< now publishing tlio n^x?vc " popular nnd interesting work, nn;l offers profitable employment to a number of entcrpriHng nnd intelligent Inen of good characters irt oi-culnting tlu*. avoj k "by sub pcriptiim in Pickens District, nnd other Distiicts in the State of South Carolina. The terms which are very liberal, will be give 01 appliriiivi to the subscriber, post jxrid. This work will never be sold in llie Book Stores, but exclusively by Agents at a reasonable and uniform price. II. MANSFIELD. Bookseller nul Publisher, 134 York Street, \T_ li ^ - wow iinven, Connecticut BIEAIMllJA-KTKKS, Chahlbston, Jan. 2b, 1850. OllDER NO.? The entire suit of (ho Governor ore required to nttend him in Charleston on Fridu . the 22(1 of February next. Each Aid, residing in the Brigades coming under the order of the 22d inst. will nliend him at the reviews. By order of the Commrtndor-in-chief. J. W. CANTEY, Adjutant and Inspector G< noral. 30 2?t BLANKS FOK ATT1IIS OFF ICE. i ii i "irni"i CITATIOIV, Miles M. Norton having applied to m'e ! to grant liim letters of Admit i .(ration on | the Kstatc of <Susannah Hammond, lato ! of Pickens District i'cceascd. The Kiii: died and Creditors are citcd to appear before nie on the 10th insttoslnw causa if any they can, why letters of Administration should not be granted. Given under my hand and seal 2nd day of /Ipril 18">0. Wit.I l am n arppt o - - - .. ay. u i/vrjiiii, U, F. D. ?0 (?) (?tl) NEW GOODS! THK Sulwr riber would again inform liis friends, nnd the public generally, tha^ he has just received a fresh supply of Seasonable CmooiIh ! I consisting in pari of the following articles viz- Calicoes, from 5 to 20 cents per yard ; Slut ting, bleached nnd brown ; j v. anioiR's, uawns and Alpnccas ; Cloths, i Tweeds, CasMmorop, &c., for ntlrmt-n's| wear; Blankets, Hats, Cups, Bonnets, lire.; Umbrellas, and a variety of other articles, which he will sell very cheap for cash. S. R. McFALL. Pickens C. II.. Dcc. 19, '49. 32-b SOUTH CAROLINA. IN TIIB COMMON! I'I.EAS PICKENS DISTRICT. Ilenry Whitmire. ) Dcc. in Attachment vs. { E. M. Keith John Bishop. ) Pl'ffs Att'y. The PI un'ifl'haviog tliis day filed his declaration in my office, and (he defendant, having neither wife nor attorney ki own to he in this State,?On motion; It is ordered, that the defendant do appear, and ple:id or den ur to the said declaration, within a year and n day from this date, or J udgnient will he entered by default. W. L. KEITII, c. c. P. Clerk's Office, ) May 10, >840. ) 1 lLotsof RIO COFFEE in Town. Sugar and Salt. Jlm:\nnc8 10 give nwav l>v S. U. McFALL. Fob. 1st 1850. ty. [u. l.jeefers,] [w. s. coturak [e. j. bcckmastei;.] W A RE -HOUSE AND Commission Ittcrclinwiti*. Mnrlcet Street, Hamuuuo, S. C.?WATEaraoor Mclntopli-Strvot, Avovsta, Gn.?Fibepboof. Take this method of informing their friends nnd the public generally, that they still continue (he WAnEiiousu nnd Commission* business in this place nnd Augusta, Go., where they offer their services to Receive, Stone on sell Cotton, Flour, Bactox, Ac., Receive akdFoh*vaud Merchandise, Buy Goods, fok PLANTERS OH MeRCHA^T^.' Their Warehouse in Augusta is on Mclntosh-street, in the centre of the Cotton trade. Their Warehouse in this place is safe from water and isolated, therefore not exposed to fire. As they will be constantly at their post, promoting the interest of their friends (which they are aware will add to their own.) They solicit and hope tomerit and receive a full share of that lihoral pntronngo heretofore bestowed, and,, for which they now return thanks. Liberal cash advances will bo made; when required, on any produce in store. JEFFERS, COTHltAN & Co. Hamburg, Sept. 1st, 1840. 18 ITATIOW. Henry Ilcster having applied tome to grant him letters of Administration on the Est'J'e of Jeptha Hester, Into of Pickens District (lecenr.c l. The Kindred and Creditors are fitcd to appear before me on the 10tli insr. to show e.nuse if any they can why letters of Administration should not he granted. Given under my hand and neal 2nd day of A n' il 1 R50. William D. Steele, orr. A i\ A JAMES V. TRIMMIER, ATTORNEY AT LAW, SPAltTANDURO, C. II., S. C. Will practico in tlio Courts of Union, oparmnuiirg nmi urccnviuo. All bubincHs committed to his cnro will reccivo prompt nivl faithful nt tent ion. nxKXREnoKs: Hon, I). Wallace, Union, S. C. j,. 0. P, V krno.v, c. e. 0. n., Spartanburg, 8. O May 18, 1840 1-tf Dr. J. iv. Lan iTncc. Wili, attend punctuidly to nil <wl)s in the line of his profession. Unlo: ?? ntncnt on urofessionnl business, he mr.y l.e found nt 1m Office, or Lis private residcnct in the Village. He n|po, has on Jmud h general assortment of lncdicitwft which he will furnish to customers at rcducoi prices. VICVCM C. H., 8. C. ) Mny 18, 1849. J Ul.