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Ci:uious Peg is (ox 9.?The English law papers report one or two strange (iiyisions that nnVCi lately been made | liy the Vice Chancellor. In one ( f the crises,it appeared l>v the evidence tendered on the trial, that, a Mr. Hartley, deceased, in 18-13 left uncciions in ins wiil that ?^00should be set apart as a nrize for the best original essay "0:1 NaturalTheology ?treating it as a substantive scienre, and demons!rating the truth, harmony, and infalliWty of the evidence 011 which its ibundatipns are laid, and th<* perfect accordance of such evi-: (Jfenre, with reason; also demonstraUr.4 the aderjuary of natural the"?lo/;y when treated and taught in this, r.eicn't iicform to constitute a true, perfect, and philosophical systom ofj l'eU/rion, (anuio^oits 1o other un'verh\1 system of sc'encc, such a.- ast;'diomy; (X fuunde 1 on hnum'ablo : facts ami the works of creation, beau- j t fully adapted to man's rt a-onand! n ituro, and tending as other sciences do, hut in a higher dog.es to iiu- j prove and elevate his nature, and to I ion It*i* h"'in a w'.so. Imnnv. nnrinvn'. if 1 I eiiig. ' It was ruled by the' Yice Chan'^Oilor that this jriont j wis voul, on amount of the evident' tendency which the est.ay so do-1 scribe 1 wou'd have to demoralize so ?-:cty and subvert the ? Ir.nch. Th J rase of the Bridgewa'er Treatises J wasci'edin support of the legality ; of such a Le i'iest; but tlie example was oven l e I. The sunu !aw ii\u-;S clearly apply to ovary attempt to j support i elision by evidence taken , jVom the s;d<? of nature, srid il> > "ridgevvafer Treatise \va< c!curly a ruse in pOnt. Another doeV.on Kii- j sin,'/ oui of the same trial, is vc! mini cm'iou.s. Mr. I Iartley ha I left C-3')!) j for flu* best essay on Kmigvat on, J and appointed the American ter trustee of the fund. This bequest j \va.i also deolarcd void, on the ground j that t iicl)an essay would encourage ' parse lis to em'/rra'c to the United fjta'es, and lhro\V o(|' their alio- ' glance to the Queen.?N. V. Po:.t. A lieutenant of a man of wa , wlio \*ttK Vf ry fond of fine terms, liaviug Ve-.'oived orders from the c.tptaiu 011 shore, to sen 1 the cutter for him inw'ead ( f tlio barge* told the boatswain If) ponlpdiic (fidbarge and expedite the cutter. The rough, unlettered fon of Neptune, r.unina'ca some limo upon the lin.-jro, without making ] it out; at length ho luckily thought j M ie iuoii 10 sonic oi Ins crew, unci replied to the officer that Postjwnc. was ill in his hammock, ami ifyfflvMc M'fts gone on shore. . ' . . I Mrs. Baldwin, the last surviving j rhikl of the Hon. Roger Sherman, j the signer of the Declaration oflndependen. r& dierlat New Haven, On the 4i3J, a.orod S5. At Augusta,M?., the powder uio 1 in : firing'tho funeral salute in honor of; the late President. vv; s Moxean povv do/, done up in the oi/v'nal Mexican j l):vjf>, boinj- part of a largo quantity taken by our troops at tho oily til' Mexico, and? 'i\t to Augusta for deposit? in tho U. S. Arsenal there. From SdrTii A;.ji:kica.?Pfipfrs have beep receive I Iron) South Amor i ica to June 1. They con'ain little | new.-?. Tl.o Chilian Conijtoss was to nicoj ! on the 1st of Juno. The papers wore nrlvoonfnur i!<#? ensoura^enifcnt of emigration, hV i preparing the public lands foroecn. ; panr.y an 1 reitaq'vlng aM r<'..tr>,:ion.s npOh lilierty of conscience* The Contfro$s of Bolivia \v 11 meet in A(ignst; The republic is slil! unquiet, an 1 ru.nov.s of con:;pirac'.c3 are * r .1 lVr? or In Kqnador, n!to, there wore bop-' ii'ar tliSUiilmuco.1, but they were con- ; (iiUiJ prineijiiiiiy to the town an I d?.? trie* ofGuaytjui!. Kyery body condemns scandal, yet no'li'n^ circulates more reality?! even gold itselffs les&t current. "IXr.finniT\ky Taint."?TltriJSos , ton correspondent of the Sa'eirt Ug^r* iater relate > tho fnltow/'nrt. ...jj ?,M?<IIUI I occurrence in tlmt city on Saturday ( In lit?.suppro^s'.n^ the nanus of the j parties: -The wife of one of the tv?alllv,o }(, ? merehauts of this city fcntered a jew- i j olry estabihlni e >t< and let! a valua- | hie gold watch to ho repaired; after r having the walch to the only gcnjle-1 j man present, she said ?he wished to i i 11* looK ai some brcast-pinji and car-1 j lings. The clerk, knowing her to i.e { a member of a highly respectable ; ( family, left l?er to examine thearti-, j ciea, while ho waited upon a custom' j ( cV who hue] just entered Before his j return thoiady had departed, and in i putting away the boxes contuhigthe jewelry, to his ^reat surj rise he ! f missed a breast-pju and a pah'ol i,, i,ui i njj?9t > hi VI' Uioir ^ being in tlio lx>2i: when lio iook iheoi ? iVotn the show-ea^ he wu.s (juilq c<jr tain, awl was equally ceduiu tliul n') one except |lu? Imly had wen i .. " ' tH. ' i - +*j?*?r-?Uirwi u*?ni wi near fbe box; h.; Was therefore at a loss to know what court e to pursue. Turning the matter a little in his j in'tid. I.o sent for an officer and roia'.v>tt the story to him. They then proceeded to the residence of the lady, and learned that she had gonej to \isit a friend in the country, twelve miles from the city. The gentlemen proceeded thither aivi found the 1ft ily in one of the most splendid nlnrt-1 sions in the vicinity of Boston- 'I ' % ofiieer deemed it his duty to make i known to ilit* master oftho house the object of his visit, who* as may be; expected, wns quite aston'shed. 'IT.e gont'cinan said it might be possible that slur had been guilty, for that disease was hereditary in her family; her mother w is afflicted with the! mania more or less almost all lie.* | life time, 'i ii;> gentlemen Were then usliere 1 in'.o a oarlor. mvl il** shown info tne;r prcsenro witli the breast-pin An I car rings upon her j person. 'J'ho reason of their vi: it ; ocin'if made known, .she acknowl to the theft, 1 >111 couUl /vivo no niamu r of reason why she took the ! articles. 1 for friend nv.uWMntci cession lor her, Mating that the disease vvr>? nn lini'/wlii i ' ... .. iii. tit y nt w - iiuu ur; jiiw oiler wis content to receive ft to dollars (or die property, and the officer and lie returned to t!if> city."' ('n.ii.r.iu !\ci:>i:nt.?Tuv, Erkrctsof Titr. Wij.l.?The following which vv,' tal<e from I lie l-.onisviHe Journal of r.lnesdav las', shows how mirth the mind has to do, in prodosing or warding off cholera at. ta-ks: On Tuesday the wife of a man named Jacques in (he loVver part of tnc fay. v. n ; attacked hy cholera.? Dr. Knight w r-< ca!!e I in, ami byliis direction Jacques went for medicine. On his return, ho inquired anxiously of the doctor how his with was. 1 !e was informed that fho was in a collapsed state and could not possibly live. 'J'hereupon be cftlm'y took oat his watch, and handin r it to hi. broth ei\ said: k*Mv wile is going to die, i i *'? - (in-.i i cuiirui i ve v.i!nout lier, 1 sha'l die too."' He seemed in peritv-.i lioaltli at the tim:\ hut nil the syniplonis of eho!era irtado 1 hoi;* appearanco immediately and he died in three hours. Passengers hv the brig Allen King, arrived at New York, from iJeli/.e I Ion Int as, re;Mvt that a revolution I . I I ? 1 mm Di'OKcn out in the .St itea of Guatemala ami Salvadore. One party headed by (Jen. Paise,aml the other by Gea. C'arrera. The Governor of Holi'/.e Honduras had enrolled all j the male inhabitj.il s and would leave ' shortly for the seat of war. A ft.Mit'.eman at dinner in a pub-1 ii 11 vise,?oboorvino; that the | iV.h was ii'it miite so tVe ;h as was ! 4 - i m--a.iw.vj, iumk ouu ana pm it to his | month nirl Mien to his our. Thy I landlady asked him the reason, whtjh ho said, I had a brother who was slv.pwreclcod the day before yesterday, and I was asking the fish it'he eon'd /rive me any information of him, to which he replied: that he know nothing of the trun a .'tion, not having boon at sea those throe ucoekvl The man who never told an edi?or how lie could better his paper, lias gone to Wehenectttdy to mnrry j a woman that nevfcr looked in a j looking glast;4 Their children wiil 1 not live. nuf.MKM ywt-ffatrwjaram t w?Mwwwwiatg<|4BW| ! ONCl'TilQ^E/ " I AN!) LAST CALIm Tli3 subscriber would call Ihc fit ! (tuition ol' those who ore indebted to j him either by note or book account for the years J an I assure them j for rh'd last time tint the}' must pay j on or before the first of fc4nht?mhf?r t t ? " I next, fxs longer tn I'.ilgenco cannot : He g' vqn. S. R. McFALL. Pick cm-! ('. IT. A war. !). St CO.M.MiSSIONi'ilJ;s S.M/:. i:: n(|trity?i*i( ken9 district. YV. \V. Mitchell) & wife et al. > Bill for PartiMary Tci;r.ll et ) lion. ni. Bv virtue of a Uecretf] Order of ! [lie (;oiirt of Kqnity, I will sell to the * iir*hivat It ditm* '' uviuiu uiu c*jun > ! louse door, on the first Monday in September next, the tract of land! tnowji in Complainant's Bill as No. 1. he!dnging to the Esiato of Moses j i1err<t'\ dec'd, for r.artition amongst lis legal heir*. The said tract of and contains 320 a- res, more or less, md lies in the fork ofTugalo river md Chnuga creek, and is repressed as one of the host tracts of land n Pickens District; being the Heme onveyed l>v Thomas Harben to the laid Mono1, Terrell. Terms.?A sufficiently to pay costs vill be required in Cnnh, mul the, ronainder in throe equal annual intalments, with interest from tiny of ale, pnrchn?evH to ftive bond and food xer nrify, and to pav (or titles.- j m. m. nOrton, c. k. v. r>. i Oom'rs. Olndc, 7tll Anrr. ISCftlh ' A .1 CI U-r-tdS VAflW " , .-a.-. , I I r, r..nr.'n" Arrival <\f Gen. Gurubatdi** ?Tlrip ! distinguished Italian patriot arrived I at New York on the 30th ult., in the packet shi*) Waterloo, >J'rom Liverpool. ' CfiTA'rio:*. " Robert Stewart, Ksq. having applied to me for letters of Administration on the Jilstulti of Win. Johnston,! late of Pifkenri 33i?triet, deceased. the Kindred and creditors arc therefore cited to appear before me on the 19lh in.st., to fcltovv causo if any they! can why said letters of Adniinistra- j tion j hall not Ijc granted. (iiven under mylnmcl and and seal tiiis nth day of August, 1800. i \V. 1). STEELE, O. 1>. I>. I SO 1;'I I t C A jl() f AN A. ~ | 1UQKXN3 DISTRICT* T 1 nil ? juim v,Oi)D, Ap i plicant vs James > In tho Court of Cobb ct al. def,ts. ) Ordinary. \\ hereas there lias boon deposited in tho Ordinary^ Office of said D;s triil a paper purporting to be the last j will and testajnent of Robert Cobb, j deceased, the applicant aforesaid i having filed his petition requiring ihe j same to be proved in due ai cl solemn j form of law, and it having b<ien s(lown to my satisfaction that Jas.1 (one of the heirs at law of the j 1 : aid drrNNi >vl ! ,. i/l.u I.....4 <'? ' >- . VIM'. .) tilVIUHIl IMUl limits of this Slate,?il is therefore orj dered and decree.I that ho do appear1 I at the Court of Ordinary for .said District, to be held at Pickens C. H.,: I on the S';h ilny of November next, I to show cause if he can why the said will should not he pr0v< d indue and solemn form of law, and entered on record, or his consent to the smne w il l)c I'lken pro conf.xxo as to him- ; j Uivcn under -ry hand and hO;d i August f>th, 1350. \\. D. STKliiLIC, O. P. D. )(i?tdoc. i O^'WE arc authorised to an* j ! no>.i.nc ('apt. Konnivr Ckaio ns a . I Candidate for the Legislature at the I ensuing election. ; OV'W K are authorised to an-j ; nounce Tiiomas Clnninoiiam as a j Candidate, for the Legislature at the ; ensuing election. j OO 'W I'l ure authorised to an-1 | nounce Col. A. Brick asaCandiI date lor t!ie Legislature at the ensuj in;.'.- ('V'clion. | arc nuthoriecd to announce J. P. lU:i:r>, as a Candidate for re-election to the.Legislature at the next election. i ?-?' THiC fiiends of Ool.' T. J. Pick- i KN8 announce him a Candr.hite to represent j this Election District in the State Sonata. ftw We are authorised to announce William I-Iuktuu as a Candidate for reelection to the Legislature, at tho next election. ?iw authorized to announce j Mnj. J. W. IIahuirox ns ji Candidate for ro-cleclion to the Legislature, at the next election. H'Slf* friends of .f. H. Soutiikki.and, Esq., beg leave to announce hitn as a candidate for the Legislature at the ! etmiing election) C r.ro authorised to nhti uuce Col. John A. E.vji.ey, as a Candidate for the Legislatures at this nest election. tier Wc arc authorised to nnnonncc j Maj. J.T. Wii.vr.:;;:;.n S;r, f.,.re-election to the Legislature at the next e!e>'lit>?. JtcTmo nuthoii.:ed to nnmunoo Maj. K. Alkx.vxhkii ;;s n Candidate fm rc-election to the Legislature, at the nox; j cliH-lion, SVC ?ro authorized to announce i Gen. F. N. Oauvin ns a Candidalo for j thrt LoH^hIuiv. at ill? JfOXl ^bqtlOIU '!' 11fi fiionda (if the lfrtfc. A. Kv inh announce him as n candidate for rc- i election to represent the people of Pen- j dleton District in tho fitnto Senate, MANY FRIEJJpS. I 'iPltC fii<-n(ls of Gol] 1!. If AOOOI) respectfully nnnounce hi:n ?4 ft candidate j to represent the people of Pen die ion Dia- ! liiolin the.Sta'e Senate. ' NEW Atfl) FASITIONAHLH si?2UN? A^'D siiMymn GOODS: : The subscribers are now rccoivhig and I opening largo assortments of the now tat) and moat fashionable Spring and tfummor ; GOODS, together with Domestics and j Groceries of nil kind*, nil of which they : will dispose of on tho moat reasonable terms for cash. a. nu nnci examine boforn yon purchnsd else win're. ^ AI.KXANDKll -V BARTON, ot Pick- ) if'.Hvillo Ai.KXANDKU .VNKVI1,, it West Union ?S. fl, v2 ill tf I860" \ 1 - ^ # 1 - i .. ..Hi ?OOIY'S LAfrVS ?y?X ! roll 1K60. 'THE BOOK OF THE NATION' | 'J'ho Oldest Magazine in America, j KlVlTKI) flY MIIS. 8AKAII J. I1AI.K. COMl'AllllSON UKVwkII.N CiUDl'.V ANX> Til LI OTIliUl riUl.A6i:i.T!IIA MONTHLIFM. In 1343, the Lady's Brtok gnve 14 pages? j whichin 1 Hi more than one, mid 1 IS more than thc'-filher Philadelphia monthly. We gave -Si onj^rftving*?anions which v.vre ?<) colored, tin ! 03 full pagoi?which is lot) more lha:i one, und 180 mure than the other. We give, in uaeh number, a piece of music, printed separately on tinted paper. 'J I pn^es, or twelve pieces in a year. To .--how tho cheapness of the Lady's Hook, this ni.i<ie, if bought separately at the music stores, would cost e\ icily the price of tlio whole year's subscripts n?%-3. ?S'om?: i>k oSk l'm:ui.i \u 1C.m!ii:i.i.isiimkni'.<*.? La 'die's work table?which comprises every kind of . noodle-work embroidery, khitliug.rtotthi/ crotch- i nt, pa;term for capes, ehemesotte--, cliil 1>> it's clothe.-*, wedding-dre-wos, m-doov ::n I outdoor .. . . I '- > o ..f.um uimitui .wuenea; colored Hower pln'et; inoilfl c<ittrtjrdi and furniture; fashionable ?lo.; ! luce-Mirk; Vij/fnctte platen at the head of articles etc., cto. All the abjvo arc illustrated hv en rra- ! vi?y<. , And. in lSfJO, will also bo given a pot ofen^ra vin^s, illu ;ttative of tho eo-tunies, of all nation), with dedcriptirm by Mrs. l!:il \ Most of the <>! i ; features of ilie Rook that were so papular lust year, will boretaiifeJ, ami new ones added a< ' they may f Ug^e>t themselves to the publisher. A NKVV NO\ KL liV W. OIMAfOlli: SIMMS. 1 Will be one of ilu* features fof 1850. \V<e have loiigstooil at (he head of the Mai?ajsine world for oar contribution.; the.y arc always moral an 1 in-true ive, an 1 sueli as may be placed u'uiri' a mnuly without hesitation. TliN departftent is un.lor thu control of of Min. >S'ar?h-lopophu little, whose name alone i- a 8nlH''i< itt ' ;uanmto6 for tlia propriety of the Lady's 15oo!c. ( Wo ia:iy rfiy the cnine of our engraving.'). Wo ; will never, a- i-< dono by a coletnporary, pub'.i >h ! indecent model-artist pictures, sueh as no parent j would allow a child to look nt. (lon;:r*K Lady's Hooii for \S30 shall surpn h | (lint of 1319, an I exceed all ntoga/.inod, past, pros- ! 1'ilt. and to coinc. Tukms: ayoarin advance, pontage j aid. Address L. A. GODKY, 11T> CMi<>^nut-3t., Philadelphia. TyWVtJis ( hi 1H I , irascR^iaAivr 'BV^BB Is now receiv ing :i great variety of the ut est and most fashionable iVi'iieh aii?t Btagliult a gods. For Gents Spring and Suminerwear. Among "Ins assortment in.iv be found a variety of i Sk CmsiaiftcrcH; I>raH>d'Siltc, ^?alasai.vt?; Twt!Ci!?, &c. Plain nin! Fancy. ALSO* A handsoms assortment of tle.ajymade Clothing, nil of which he will d & pose of cheap for cash: Come, and examine for yo trsclvrs before purchasing else where. 1 tf SOUTH .CAROLINA* Pii'kesis l>is1s*ict. IN KyVIl Y. James Young and ) \\f. C * 1 * * * >> no aim outers, | Hill for 1'arL, ! vs. J- Diswov , Act. and Win. (J. Oarndinc , 1 IIcliff. ntul others. J It appealing (l) my satisfaction that Bird Cai adine, 7/iram P. ('aradine, 'i'l.os. (*. Ciinulino, Arthur Barret and wife Marv Barret, Fleming Thomson and wife Elizabeth 7'homson, Jnno Miller, John Webster and his wife J/hrgaret Webster, Daniel //nil and wife Catharine Hull, the heirs at law of Nancy ileid doe'd., who intermarried with Hugh Reid, heirs at law ' of -'ludrcw Ctiradino Uuc'd, defendants to this bill, and heirs at law of Thomas (.'aradine deo'd. reside from and w ithout the i:rmu ul this ??'lnte. On motion of Whitner it Harmon, Com p. ^ol'rs., it is ordered lliiit Riiid delendnnta do appear ami answer or demur to tlu* allegations in tli? said bill of complaint wi hin tlii'ee months from the date | liereof, or the same will be taken pro con fesso ?s to tlictil. M. M.'SORTOKc. K. r. i). Comm'rs Oftloe, ) June '2'\, 1850. \ 0?3m | ]l!. i.. jskl i:i?a,j [w. H. CO'J iiiian. j [K. .1. HUCKM A8TKR | W A R IMI O V $ E AND Oomani^Moii ITIes'i'linni*. Marliot-SJfrpet, IT isinntn, S. 0.??\VaTbrpr?ok 1 Jlclntosli-Hlredt, Auui\-it,\, (in.?Firktroof. Take this method ?(' informing th'*ii fiUncU ami the public generally, thnf they still continue the Waukiiolmk nnd Commission bu^inftss in this place nnd Augusta, (la., where tl:ey ofi'er their ser- I VICCH lO ltKCKU K, Sl'Ollli OH SKI.I. cotton, ; [''loi r, J!acon, itlictiye and fohvaro Mkroiianoi.sk, lU v CloQnp, vor i Pl.ANTKHS OR Ml KCIIA MS. Their Warehouse in Augusta is on > McTntOsh-strdft, in the cctitrc df the Cc't- 1 ton trade. Their Warehouse in this place is safe j from wit or nod Isolated, therefore not ' us posed to firo. As they will he constantly at their post, and promoting the interests of thotr 1 friend* (which they nre aware will ndtl to | their own.) Tlu\y solicit mid hope to merit and receive a full share of that liberal patronago heretofore bout owed, and j for which they now return thanks, Liberal cash advances will be made ; when required, On any produce in store i JEFFERS, COTllKAN & Co. j Hamburg, Sept. 1st, 1840. 18 U.K. rfcHnf.} [?. M. umui. | FERRY &. KEITH, Adornfjn at Ij?w. Wfi.l. Practice in the Courts of Law and ffyuity for Piclu'nft Ptetriet. Optrrft; PwVurts C. H., 8. C. Ootobfj l, I8ii). V2(2 J SECOND ANNU A T, VAI! I OK V ir J l'I* u' j-J :L/ L j j -J >\ [ INS'TIXUXK opened on tj1e 1sth nov km dick n ex.t. |4+t_ fjPIil'i second annual Fair o! the &. South Curol'ma Institute, for tlit* promotion of Art* Alechnnien! 1 ?? _*-? nuity, tV e., will he held in Charleston, opening on the 18th November, and to continue (lining the w<ck. Specimens of every brnwh of.Industry are earnestly solicited. Premium:.; will he awarded-?for the l est specimens, a Silver Medal; for the next best, a Diploma. Kor Ori/rinal Inventions, a suitable premium, at the discretion of the jiuhrcy. A selection will he made of the nest specimen of Alcc.hani-m and I he Art s?<)f C1 o11 o 11. 11 i r.c, S u<1rar, Tol )acco, Corn, W heat, Flour, Kosin ami Turpentine?and sent to the WorldV Fair, to be held in London i:i the Spriii.c of lsf>l. A large antl commodious building has been selected for !h<> J'/.'dvbition. and every attention will be paid to the reception and cave of article-: vent to the Fair. All articles must be directed to Jj. M. Hat h- Chairman of Committee of Arran cincnt:: and I e delivered by th;* 14th of November. Communications addressed to .fames As'JTavlo". rhnii-innii rA"t , < > v wiiiiUHIC * HI Correspt ndence, will meet with' prompt attention. The Hon. Jos. IT. Limpkin, of Georgia, will deliver the Annual \d-, clre^v, on Tuesday ni.'.dit, tlui iyth 1 Novo nbof. Arranjrenlrnls have hem made: with the .South Carolina Uail Uond I Company, to lot all Article* ihlondvd for the i'"air. return free of rhnr;re. ! \N M. GREGG President. I '. C. Joxr.s, Secretary. ilTUI," Cflfl'lll-nv - An n-wocintion of sixty-three Slenilu rs of j Oonjress, Senators mul Kepre-uitalive-, h:ivi com ii.uto I tlii.' u ii-lt i ii;r.e(l a oonenttcc I" superintend tin- o-tabli-hnu'iit. of a Southern Proas at Wti: liiii^U'ii City, to be ?.!jv* ; v?*.l to tlio i exposition nial defence of Souther.) ri.jh u.d ; j institutions?the di<Minin;\linn of corrcct in- I ! formal inn a.s to Northern policy, anil tins course | of political affairs generally, without reference j | to th? i.ltl party linos of \\ hijj mul Democrat. ' Atl anjemeiU i are now in pro?.;i <;. <, promptly to j ; ensure the issno of such a paper under the j title of j "THE SOUTHERN PitESS," for the conduct of which, suitable Editors have t I cen engaged, v. ho v ill al>o rcccive ;he aid id j number of eminent and able contributor.-!. j There will be 1: >th a tri-wceklv and a weekly i j i^tue?tlm latter to contain substantially the | ! ?ame matter as the former, and intended to i I i-i - i iv-.iv" vii>>so jitiiius ol (ho country who.se mail ; i facilities nre 'liniitmi. j A Daily i<st:o will bo added hereafter, should ; ! it be deemed advi able or necessary by tliu ; I press and people of the Southern states. 'l'ho paper will not be cj'cln*!! < / / political? I j but willeinbiace on its broad sheet the goner- j | nl nO v.s of (bo <lay, domestic and foreign, by : 1 snail an.l telegraph; conmiereifd and agriciiltu- J rul a;i<l litcrary:piocos; critici-m*, criminal estays, literary and niiscclhiiioot:-; und, in fliort, j mH tlio e items of general interest, the rolhv- j 1 to 1 nggregnte of which constitutes the. iniere*- j ting rxn I valuable Newspaper. Croat care j will bo taken to give full and correct rtof j the rrncoedinga and Debate* in both Houses ; .,r - - 11 ./u,.()lvf?l us T\CIl US II.O JU'lll.ll til' lliu locu I Legislature:! Di) the Southern (pie t ion. A liiillti'<l number only of Adverti. eme? i. I will bo. received?11:0 mailt objoe.t Ijciuy to lur- ' ii: h a large amount of reading matter. The pnp.tr will bo printed <ni a sheet equal in to those of the other Washington paperi i anil the niixterutl will be procured e penally for the purpose. It is confidently hoped that every true | friend to the South will a id in procuring sub- : erib<ir.-?, find forward the names, with the I amount nub. cribed, to >oims Southern Itopre-I hontatii'o at Wa liingtoii, forth v.ill). j Postmasters are authorized by law to remit | subscription:} free of postage. *r v u M ? . I-'or Tri-weekly tlnriug Ihrt Si' ion i l' Coh^ro-s uivl Henn-wcckly during the root -s, t!:?' price v ill bo, |>i r annum - - V5 00 "Weekly nivpcr 5? 00 The price of subscription must bo paid iuvuirnbly in advr.nce, unci the cnsli aceomfmny tJio nnme sunt. All persona procuring (en nntncR shall b6cn- ! litled to receive a copy gratia for one vcar. a. p. butl/'-j', ja arcs on m oji ton, toombs, . j. thompson. t?f"r.(l Urn iillil linin-iv fi-I-nil'w i" ?!*- 1 crjri/0 will please puLii.-<h tl?? ? I'in.spectus : which will entitle tin-in to an oxchango with i the nvwn; nper. lictiei'di Remniliirt" in the Ifyst Office nt Pickens C- ' II., (Quarter ending 80th Juno, 1S50, which not j taken out within three months will be sent to the , I'ost-Ollice Department ?s <l"inl letters: .Tr.cob Akvx>:ti(lir | .) M lJrett Wm. Brnniblot | Robert lloen JoqI liradley J Jns. M Gorton Tamos Onimon | Thonins Dav;s Goo. W. Bodd f James Dodd Wwt V < a /i i.v-i i .. .... * . ? Viiuivv | 'V ,r 1'ICIU Hiram ,T 0 rogan Mary A IiolandJames Holt wirtho W Til.,Hand J \V lluglie* James Hughes Kdwnrd Honed or EGrillin Win. Merlin 2 Abticr Marledis Thomas Perry Inme8 /?obcrtson Olmrlrs llichards i Mi>.s Harriet Spillcr | J Ij ^kanklo Stephen Smith j Monroe Taylor Lief 4 Veal or II Veal. E. K. ALEXANDER. P. M. ?u dune, 1M5U. (0"Thc friends of Cor.. Jami'.k L. OrH announce him a Candidate for lie-election, to represent this Con- i tfreasionnl District, at the etettiini* election. fl) THE? Academy. The? c\civi-?.M of (lib in:-f:tntion will runim-ncc On (lie first Tuvs'lay in Juuo H'xt under the charge ?>f IU-v. William ' ( . \\M 4 - I . t 1.< ' I .til Lin: II liwr.ivr, lillU OI J'WSIUIKI v OliCLjO. )$y order of the Trustee*. \S. R. Mcl-'AIJi, Pifs't l?. ofT. K. M. KKITll, St'i-'rv 1 4t cl'A ' 6* B2 A IB Q&: A 3* TE ?'i ! i. Ctiaiu.kston', Wau-h '28. In pursuance of u recommend .ti**n ol 11 it* Legi-htmo, in relation to the di !iil u !i<?:i of only rcjmircd vlnr.s, the Mi!';i:?. ODicer.s intereMed, are henly no.if: I that as all llio Rifles belonging to the State are )uir, no guns of that <:<-crip lion shall in future be issued from the Atsenals. U V AI'd AV nf MA.V........ 1 -- m, 1 vi wt vi iiiu v wniiiifiiniiT-in-v IUC!l 1?. T. WATT, <>. M (i. /I prill.' :i W. S. & 'B\ K W H3< S AS '& fl']ssr?;sr:?iye<! by former &uc;>< -. have jiijnin fillo 1 (heir shelves widi :i handfoir.e and carcfully felected slock of the line.:!, l est, nnd oV enpest SPRING AND SUMMER, ??? bsu, Ever offered for sale in tills Mnrhol 1 cforc. They have (Joo:hs (o suit all il.'.s < -; ages, >exes, "and the rest of mankind." E-'cv Ifov 3.;?.c5c<vi. Calicoes of every shade and color. Medina Lawns, Silk-, and l.iuons, I'eneeis and Ribbons, and everyll.iii'j else thev muallv call f?>r. 11 ATS. BOOT.'', &I10K8, BADDIES, v.iwmtv iimi j mrciu mo. A good supply Of <*&'<>< V2*U'ri, choi'p cnoufrh. A iinc nillcle ofSngnrnt 12pnunds(o lho dollar, and Collee :;l dovre.-ponding rales All of which wo arc. anxious to disp of for a small prolit for cash, or oi'edi:. to good customers. Call and sec; wo make no charge for showing our (Joods. Salubrily, S-. May 17, I itmb u e~j* l aS7~ J list rt'PHivrtl 1V?-?tv? il??* < - ..v.... 1.1? kmuuii iiiryr: Now York n laige lot. of I'M BUM,J.\S; aborted sizes, no scconitprofits. Gall ami foe. P. & K. E. ALLEXANDETt. [''( lu'itR C. H. Ar&y 2 t 1860 JL?!>OS? OUIT. 'I ho.io indebted to the subscriber enn ?<av(! cost by calling and settling lluir notes and accounts as longer in lultjeneo cannot be given. JAMES GEO 11 CI E. Jan. 5, 'o0 5 Ji 5 G *YS The subscribers are now receiving a. well svle ted assortment of SJPISff&tf.! fluii'i wri)-! raa.'u^ ,?U .9A a J JUC. g o o i> s! 4*r<*ccri<?s, 18o?>ss ami &1bocj? b&.vb's a nml kon^'bchs', (l'i'acitcry, s.^ddlcvy: krufi'ji, ilfct'tiicjiat'n ami UnrdivaiT. Together with a trrcat munv r?ii...i Goods not usually i>i countiy ViliaL;.es All of which vre will sell low for cusn or credit. Call and examine for yourselves before buying elsewhere. lJ. & E. E. ALEXANDKK. Piokena (.'. II., lS!nv IT, 1830. tf. P. H.--All those ind<d>icd to us Li-fo e the 1st January last, ni^ ro.^lu^v d to pay uj)i P A E. E A: HEA D QUARTERS. Charleston*, Fkji. 27, \G EN H11AL ORDERS NO.- \ CIRCUMTANCKS domnndir.? that U Governor should 1 o "flU-iu'ly neouaintc d with tho rflectivo force of tbe/Sti.lo, and the number of ahu m men?tin: JJriyadiiv Generals arc hereby directed forthwith to mnko returns of their command*, to the Adj ulnnt and Inspector Geneyi.lHt Cam-' den. A failure in responding promptly to tlilo order, will not be overlooked, unci tin; newsfinper publications will be rcg; ided as KullieioMt noj.ico. Hy order of tho C'oftimnnder in C'Hft .1. W. CANTEY, Adjutant e.v.d !ii spoolor General. March 0, 42 1m, SON8 4?fV TEMPERAB-i PlCHENS DIVISION, NO i'l. Mumbeis of this Division nro ivtjutsteel to meet hereafter on Saluulav ul -i o'clock, I'. M. All members' arc solicited to Le present ut our next met'tir.g, t<> nstUt in il.o Installation of Officers elect, &c. M. M. NORTON, P. 8. NOTICE. All persons having demands against, tlie Estate of Nanoy Forgufion ln.e. ot' Pickens District dee'd must hninl th?m in legally uttested, and these indebted wilt trink<3 payment. J. 0. FERGUSON, Kxee'r J/ay ca, lew i 4t .TUltf to if) KMAoi To yotir Boest; Wax, TaUAw, Woo\ KeattanfH, Pens, Tlitfeshcd Oats, and Dry Hides; lor which you can tf-.'t Goods for at loio doiiti cash prices at the store of KKNSON ?Sr T/V?IH)K. MAnnu (\ IT ? 1 - .... .... i .'uly * ?/>!li. K) cerht. i A