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This occurrence has created a pro- i digious amount of talk and speculation. The Cabinet had the subject before them, yesterday, but came to 110 understanding as to a successor to Mr. McKennon. I was inclined to think, at first thought, that Pennsyl ! > uina. wuuiu ut? cuuea upon 10 designate a successor, but I do not so learn the probability, upon inquiry, this evening. There has been much inquiry as to the cause of the brief career and j hurried departure of Mr. McKennon. ; The answer given by (he Whigs is j f lint I' 1 ^ >uui i v <.'ii iU'l'UUIll en II1C "unsettled condition of the Department," difficulties and perplexities having arisen, which he did not chose j to encounter and be harrassod by. This will have to do for the present, but I predict that it will be discovered that the difficulty was much more ; serious, having reference to Cabinet ' affairs. Mr. Webster is understood i to have been "l ulling the roast" to I an extent which was not expected to | bqjqp agreeable to the other minir-1 terlal cooks. IIow rumor lias 1161 indicated with suflicien clearness to allow of greater definiteness at present. But we ' outsiders1' can afford to await, for a few days, the developements of this curious case; this ; new chapter in political history, which might very appropriately be j headed?"Secretaryfor a Week, or a brief stay in the Interior.'''' EUSTISi i Switzerland and the United i States.?A private letter from Berne announces tliat Dudley Mann, esq. sent by the U. States Government to Berne, as Diplomatic Agent and Minister Plenipotentiary presented, on the 12 of July? his credentials to tlie President oftheJFederal Council. His arrival was received with extra- i ordinary joy by die Government, the j Press and the People of the Helvetic ! Confederation. On this subject the writer says: I "The Switzer has a kind oi wor- j ship for the United States. If he ! leaves his country ho goes to Artier-1 ica, where he is sure to find that lib- j erty whic he loves, and to which lie ! bows as to an old friend. Mr. Dudley Mann is (be same diplomatist to whom President Taylor had entrus-! ted the difficult mission of giving to | the unfortunate Magyars a fraternal; reception in the family of ria'ions, il lie fcould sc?j a favorable moment of acknowledging their independence The sending of the same Mr. Dudley Mann to Switzerland, at the mo. merit when this country is surrounded hv nn.rils?thrpaton^fl. noi'hnne _ ^ I I"VV*' with a complete disorganization, show* evidently that the United States have determined to continue the same policy* and to follow the J new way which tl ey have underta-! J*qn, and which will lead them to the 1 highest destiny. Tjatcrfrom Oregon.?The steam propeller Carolina, Uapt. VY ood, ar-: rived at San Francisco, July 1, from I Oregon, bringing 51 passengers and i the mails. She left Astoria on the | 27th. and themouth of the Columbia ! on the morning of the. 28th June. Governor Lane has resigned his post as the Governor of the Territory, and was contemplating a trip to the Umpqua Aiver, in search of the gold region. The three Indians conVinlprl nf mnr/lni' nn/1 aiW?">a'ao V* Iiiuivivi uuu uuua^itej/lSJI | the emigrant were hanged in the , early part of May, in the presence of j a largo numbe of' speolators, among j whom were many ?f those who had ' suffered from their savage brutality. With respect to the gold discoveries our accounts are very conflicting, and we scarcely know at what conclusion to arrive. New towns are springing up in all quarters, and spe-' ciliation is rifa. Plntinn i?4 nid in nv- ! i^lo a very considerable extent in some of ihc newly discovered gold regions. A good deal of rain lias fallen during the last month. The brig Portland arrived at Portland on 25th June, the Eliza at Astoria on 24th, the Tarquin sailed from Portland on 26th June. We are not in possession of any late number of the Oregon Spectator than the 13th June, which . I . i - 1 vuiuuiiia nu Hewn* n v tuiuwrMunci that the proprietors were unable to tp issue on account of having no printing paper. Lieut. Arthur, U. S. N., whe lms surveyed the mouth of the Columbia River, writes as follows: I consider the harbor of Astoria quite goo-J and secure. Vessels are niiitp n? n? <lm<i ?><" *> vii Miivnvi v\* MO uiopr <ii in most good harbors I have visited.? As far as 1 have learned, no vessel has ever been driven on shore by the action of the wind and waves; conclusive evidence of its safety. 'With regard to the new South channel discovered by Captain ("has. White I have already expressed my oninion. The additional experience I have received since only enables roe jLp bo more confident. 'The diffi culties, dangers and delays of navi- 1 lynfitlflr mAiifti fC il>? 1~Trp M^K'H wi viiu vwjviinum river have decreased atleast 75 per centwnee ihGdiecovcry/ *$ -?>T ' TO &$*'**' ? .} jy AJ;, 1 M?.auiRJ>.?OnThursday the 29th ' uW.? by Rev. David Humphreys, Mr. ! Joseph 11. Shealer to Miss Uebeca ' Vomer, all of this District. On Sunday evening, 1st inst., by 1 i. N. Robins, Esq. ]Mr. William r* i ? . ruinKin to Miss Minerva* daughter of Mr. George Head, all of this Distriet. On the 1st of September by Bev. J. R. Hunnicutt, Mr. Ransom A. Oneal to Miss Elizabeth Brewer all of Pickens District. 1IEAD QUARTERS. Fiust Brigade* S C Militia. UKUUK, JNO. Tho following Regiments will parade for Review, Drill and Inspection at the times and places following, viz? The 3d Regiment of Infantry at Toney's old field on Monday 7th October next. The 1st Regiment of Infantry at Bruton's on Tuesday the 8th Orto ber next. The 5th Regimfcnt of Infantry *\t Hunter's on Wednesday the Oth October next. The 2nd Regiment* of Infantry at Hall's on Thursday the 10th of October next. The 42nd Regiment of Infantry at Webb's, on Friday the 11th of Oc-' tober next. Tllf llll Runrimmit "I" ' 1 111 j..iu|i.ry ill | Ilayne's, on Saturday the 12th Octobor next. The commissioned and non-com-! missioned officers will assemble 'he day previous at their respective pa-j raae grounds (except the 3rd Regi- I ment at Toney's; they will assemble on Saturday the 5th October,) for drill and instruction. A Return of all the Regiments must be had on the day j of Review. Bv ord?M* nf P. IV. fl mvtv Brig. Gen. 1st Brig. S C M J. W. HARRISON, Brig. Mai. Aug 29, lfl-Ct SOUTH CAROLINA, PICKENS DISTRICT. David Lesly and wife, Applicant*, vs. Wni. MeWhortcr and wife, and others, Defendants. Whereas it appears, to the Ordinal y of said District, that Mathcw Kyle, Henry Kyle and some of the children of Jas. Kyle, deceased, vs. James Kyle and Hunter Kyle, the children of John, Laughlin and VVm. Kyle, deceased, (names not 1 nown,) and the heirs of Catharine Kyle, widow of Robert Kyle, deceased, (names not known) parties, defendants, reside without the limits of i* :? <1 ^ who xl is iiiuniiurc urucrcd and Decreed that they do appear and object to the Partition of the Lands described in the Petition in this case, on or before the 1st Monday in December, 1850, or their consent to the same will be entered of record. W. D. STEELE, o. i>. i>. Sept. 2nd, 1850. 10-3m CITATION. Z. Smith having applied to me for ! Ictte's of Administration on the Es- i tate ot Susannah Smith late of Pickens District dee/d. The kindred and creditors are cited to appear before me on the 10th inst. to show cause if any they can why the said letters should not he granted. Given under my hand and seal 2d September 1850. W. D. STEELE o. p. n. SOUTH CAROLINA. PICKENS DISTRICT. Tftlin A ? ^ ? ...... wwv/./, M | plicnnt vs James > in the Court of Cobb et al. def,ts. ) Ordinary. Whereas there lias been deposited in the Ordinary's Office of said District a paper purporting to be the last will and testament of Robert Cobb, deceased, the applicant aforesaid having filed his petition requiring the same to be proved in due and solemn p / i , lorm 01 jaw, and it having been shown to my satisfaction that Jas. Cobb, one of the heirs at law of the said deceased, resides without the limits of this State,?it is therefore ordered and decreed that he do appear al ilic Court of Ordinary for said District, to be held at Vickons C. HM on the 8th day of November next, to show cause if he can why the said will should not he proved in due I r " unci soicmn lorm 01 law, and eptered on record, or his consent to the same will be taken pro con fee/to as to him. GiVen under my hand and seal < August 5th, 1850. W. D. STEFXE, Q. P. I). 12?teloc. , , ! L LOOK AT TMB?. rpTHOSE who wish Bureaus and Jj^Bodstcads, can pet them on re as uuuuiu IUIIU3 My ftppiyiiig 10 S. ft. ftcFALt: [ Piekeiflt <$. ff, S O, OCT WE arc authorised to an- ! nounce Capt. John Gearin as a candidate for Sheriff of Pickens District at the ensuing election. arc authorized to announce Maj. J. W. Harrison as a Cnndidatefor -a .1 * ivm-vuvu iu UIU XjVJJlSlHlUre, HI mo next clcction. jWTUe" friends of J. 13. Soutiiek- i land, Esq., beg leavo to announce him as a cftndidnto for tho Legislature nt the ensuing election. Wc ftre authorized to nnnounco Col. John A. Kaslky, Jun., ns n Candidate for the Legislature, nt the next election. arc authorised to announce j Maj. J.T. Wihtefibld as a Candidate for j re-ejcctkm to th? Lcgwhtura at th? next i election. JCIT Wc are authorized to announce Maj. E. Alkxandkk as n Candidate for ro-olcction to tho Legislature, at the next election. iarWc aro authorized to announce Gen. F. N. Gauvix a.s a Candidate for1 ho Legislature, at tho next election. c1 r . % ... tk-tj jnn'i menus 01 mo Hon. A. tv ins announce him as a candidate for reelection to represent the people of Pendleton District in llio State Senate. MANY FRIENDS. X3T The friends of Col. Ii. Haoood respectfully announce liim as a candidate to represent the people of Pendleton District in the Sta'e Senate. jfcrWe aro authorised to nnnouncc j J. P. Reed, as a Candidate for re-election to the Legislature at the next election. jt-f Tine friends of Col. T. J. Pickens announce him a Ca ululate to represent this KUction District in tho State Senate. &r We arc authorised to announce I William Hunteu as a Candidate for reelection to tho Legislature, at the next election. OCrWE are authorised to annouce Maj. J. D. Scott as a candidate for the Legislature at the ensuing election. 0^7"WE are authorised to announce Gai't. Robert Craig as a Candidate for the Legislature at the erisuing election. CCrWE are authorised to announce Thomas CuNNIMi am as a Candidate for the Legislate e at the ensuing election. OCrWJE are authorised to announce Col. A. Br ice as a Candidate for the Legislature at the ensu ing election. ~ KOIDM ! IIOADS! APPLICATION will he made to the Legislature at iti*. next ses sion, for the appointment of Commissioners to alter the following Roads, viz: From Pickens C. H., to intersect the Keow( e Turnpike Road at its lower Terminus. From Pickens C. H. to Greenville ft V. 11. From Pickens C. H. to HagoocTs Store. From Pickens C. H. to Eastatoe. From Carter Claytons1 to 12 Mile Camp-ground. Anrl from Pickens C. H. to AV. H. Striblings. Aug. 30, 1850. 15 3m 125 REWAT^H R ANA WAY" from the subscriber, j at Kingston, Cass co., Georgia, a negro man named CUP1T. Has a warn over his left eye, inclined to be gray, about 45 years old?of rather a brown complexion. I bought the bov of Gen. Garvin, of Pickens Dis't. S. C., and formerly belonged to some of hvnrbfts. Hm.*-'."* _ _?J W? ? (% ? J^IOVIR/l or Greenville. I will give the above reward of $25 for the delivery of snid boy lo Jacob Burns, Esq., near Anderson C. H., SO DAVIS BOROUGHS. Kingston, Geo., Aug. 14, 1850. : 1 : - , r~ - - ^ * *-UJU-. . ? SOUTH CAROLINA. I IK THE COMMON PLEAS. PICKENS DISTRICT. Allen Koith, assignee, ) Deo. in Aitaob | vs, [ Perry k Keith, JoelM. Koith. ) riff's Att'ys. Tho Plaintiff having this day filed his Declaration in my office, and the JDofondaht having no Wife, nor AUoroey, known to bo in this Stat? on whom a cb py of this Declaration may bo served, On motion of Plaintiff's Attorney, It is Ordered, That the Defendant do nppearand plead dr deraar to the said Declaration, within one year and a day frova this date, or judgment will entered by default. W. L. KUlTIf, o.*. p vkiwi r - ; January It 1950, ). w< >; 3J-)y . J (laov's Sbo5c FOR 1800. 'THE book of the nation* The Oldest Magazine in America. JEOITKD 1)Y MIl.S. 6 A K A IT J. HALK. COMPARISON BETWEEN QODRY AND THE OTI1KR rilll.ADKI.I'HIA MONTHLIES. In 1848, the Lady's Book gave 91# pages? which is 110 more than ono, and 148 more than tho other Philadelphia monthly. He gavo 281 .wings?among which wero 20 colored, and ^8 tbll pages?which U 130 moro than one, and 180 moro than the other. Wo give, in each number, a picce of mu-dc, ! printed separately on tinted paper, 24 pages, or twelve pieces in ay car. To show tho cheapness of the Lady's Boot, this music, if bought separately at the music stores, would cost oxactlv the price of the wliolo year's subscription??3. .Somk of ovr Pkcui.iah Kmdp.llisumi:nts.?La dioV work table?which comprises every kind of necdlc-work, embroidery, knitting, nottidg-crotehI et, patterns for capos, chemosettes, children's clothe*, wedding-drosses, in-door and out-door costumos; birds of America; colored flower plates; model cottagos and furniture; fashionablo do.; j laco-work; Vignette plates at the head of articles etc., etc. All tho above arc illustrated by engrail rings. j And, in 1850, will also be given a sot of engra i ni^n.muMinuivu di iue costumes, or all nations, j with descriptions by Mrs. llnlo. Moat of the old I features of tho Rook tlmt were so popular last J year, will be retained, and new onoa added as thov may suggest themselves to the publisher. I A NRMf NOVEL BY W. QILLMOKE SIMMS, I Will be one of tho features for I860. | We hare long stood at tho head of the Magasine world for our contributions; thoy aro always moral and instructive, and such as may he placed before a family without hesitation. Thi? department U under tho control of of Mrs. (Sarah Jo cpha Hale, whose name alone is a sufficient guarantee for the propriety of the Lady's Hook. Wo may say the same of our engravings. We will nerer, as is done by a cotemporary, publish indecent model-artist pictures,such as no parent would allow a child to look at. Goner's Lady's Hook for lfiROnlmll am-i>n?a tliatuf 1840, and exceed till magazines, past, present, and to come. Ticau.s: |3 a year in advance, postage paid. Addreua li. A. OODHV, 113 Cliesnnt st., Philadelphia. JAMES GEORGE, MERCHANT TAILOR It is now receiving a great variety of the latest and most fashionable French and English GOODS. For Gents Spring and Suinmervrear. Auiong his assortement may be found a variety of Broadclotlieoi, Ac CnsiinciTN; Drabd'Htc, SafinclN; Tweeds, Ate. Plain and Fancy, A T orv II1JOU, A handsome assortment of HcaJymade Clothing, nil of which ho will dispose of cheap for cash: Come and examine for yo irsclvcs before purchasing elsewhere. 1 tf SOUTH CAROLINA. Pickcns District. I if KQVIi T. James Young and ") Wife and others, I Bill for Part., vs. y Discor , Act. and \Ym. G. Cnradine , | Relief, and others. J It annearinc <r> m? _4 _ 0 . ? ... r ?UVI0I(IV11U11 lllilt I Bird Caradine, 7/irnm P. Caradine, Thos. ; G. Caradine, Aithur Barret nnd wile Mary Barret, Fleming Thomson nnd wife ' Elizabeth 7Tiomscn, Jane Millov, John I Webster and his wife jl/argaret Webster, Daniel //ull nnd wife CatTiarine Hull, the | heirs at law of Nancy Rcid dee'd., who j Intermarried with HhwIi A.VIU) IJVilO ?l IU1Y of Andrew Caradino cicc'd, defendonis lo this bill, and heirs at law of Thomas Cumdino dec'd. reside from and without the limits of this State. On motion of Whitner ?fe Harrison, Comp. Sol'rs., it is ordered thut said dc-I lendnnts do appear and answer or demur I to the allegations in tho said bill of com- ! Rlaint vri hin three months from the date ercof, or the samo will be taken pro con- j fesso as to them. M.M. NORTON, c. k. v. v. Gomm'rs Office, ) June 23, 1830. | G?3m , r._ - - LU. L. JKrP8RS,j [w. 8. cot1iran.] i [*. j. buokma8ter.] W A RE-H O U S E and Coiiiiiiiffftioit Itlcrcliaiatn. ! Market-Street, Hamburo, S. C.?Waterproof ' Mclntoah-Street, auouata, oa.?Fireproof. Take this method of informing their friends and the public generally, that they still continue the Warehouse and Commission business in this place and i Augusta, f*a., t/here they offer their scr-j ices to Receive, Stork or bum. Cotton,' FtouR, Bacon, Ac., Receive and Forward Merchandise:, Buy Goods, *or Planters on Mkrchantb. Alton in A ?? 1 (clntosh-street, in the centre of the Cotton trade. The?r Warehouse in this plnco is snfo from water and isolated, therefore not exposed to fire. As they will be constantly at their post, nnd promoting the interests of their friends (which they are aware will add to their own.) They solicit and hope to merltand receive a full share of thnt liberal patronage heretofore bestowed, p.nd jor which they now return thanks. Liberal cash advances will be made when required, on any produce in store JEFFERS, COTHRAN <fe Co. Hamburg, Sept. 1st, 1840* 18 pkh*t.] [it. M. KF.mt. PERRY & KEITH, Attorney* at Law. Wim, Practice in theCourteof taw and Equity for Pickens District, 'i ar i ( >r?:-i rt u e /i ^ luirsn-) v;. u., i October 1, 1940' <2f2 SECOND ANNUAL FAIR OF liriME SOWTM OA??UNA; INSTITUTE. i | OPENED ON TilK 18T1I NOVEMBER NEXT. f+++ i +++ r|^I IE second annual Fair of the, .1. South ( 'arolina Institute, for the promotion of Art, Mechanical Inge-, unity, &.C., will be held in (Uiar'.eslon,1 opening on the 18th November, and to continue during the week. Specimens of every branch of Industry arc; earnestly solicited. Premiums will be awarded?for the best specimens, a Silver Medal; for the next best, a Diploma. For Original Inventions, asuit;tbleprcmium,at the | discretion of the judges. A selection will he made of the ; best specimen of Mechanism and the Aits?of Cotton, llico, Sugar, Tolmc1 co, Corn, AN heat, Flour, Kosin and j ! Turpentine?and sent to the World's 1 ' Fair, to be held in London in the UJ.Il Jlljr U1 J.3J1. A large and commodious building lvas been selected for the inhibition, and every attention will be paid to the , reception and care of articles sent to the Fair. All articles must be directed to L. M. Hatch, Chairman of J | Committee of Arrangements; and be ; i delivered by the J ith of November* ; Communications addressed to James i A.rr....i ' , <?, k.^uji, cuairman ol l ommittc on I Correspondence, will meet with prompt attention. The Hon. Jos. II. Lumpkin, of | Georgia, will deliver the Annual Address, on Tuesday night, the 18th November. i Arrangements have been made i with the South Carolina Hail Koad i I Company, to let all articles intended ! ior iiic l'air, return free of charge. \\ M. GREGG, President. E. C. Jones, Secretary. ' TI1E SOUTHERN PRESS." | Ax association of sixty-tlnco Members o ' Congress, Senators anil Representatives*, have ! constituted tlio n ndersigncd a committee to superintend tlio establishment of u Southern 1 j Press at Washington City, to bo devoted to the exposition and defence of Snuthofn rights and ; institutions?the dissemination of correct in- i formation as t<> Noil lien, policy, and the course j of political aflaij s generally, without reference J to tlio old party lines of Whig and Democrat.! j Arrangements nro now in progress, promptly to I ensure tho issno of such a paper under the i I llliu OI "THE SOUTHERN FIIKS3," I for tho conduct of which, suitable Editorsliavc j been engaged, who will abo rcculve tho aid of j number of eminent and able contributors. Thcro will bo botli a tri-weokly mul a weekly issue?the latter to contain substantially tho same matter as the former, and intended to reach those points of tho country whose n.'iil facilities are limited. A Daily issue will be added hereafter,should it bo deemed advisable or ncces*ury by the press and pooplo of tho Southern States. Tho paper will not be exclusivi ty political? l but will embrace on its broad sheet the genor| al'news of tho day, domestic and foreign, by 1 mail and telegraph; commercial and ngricultu- i ral and liternryjpieccs; criticisms, original cs- i says, literary and miscellaneous; and, in short, all those items of general interest, the collec-t ted aggregate of which constitutes tho intcres ting and valuable Newspaper. Great care will betaken to give full anil correct Report of the Proceedings and Debates in both Houses of Congress; as well as the action ofthcloca _Leirishitiir?>a /?> ! ?. Q". '1 0- v.. >uu Ljvmwivni quCdlKHl. A limited number only of Advertisements will bo received?thomnin object being to furnish a largo amount of reading matter. , Tho paper will bo printed on a sheet equal ; in pizo to tno.se of tho other Washington papers i and the material will bo procured especially I for the purpose. It i.s confidently hoped that every true | J'ricnd to tlio South will a id in procuring nubcriburw, and forward tho names, with the amount subscribed, to some Southern Itopropenfativo at. Washington, forthwith. Postmasters arc authorized by law to remit (subscriptions free of postage. T K It MS; For Tri-weekly (hiring the Session of Congress and Scmi-wookiy during the root!.-", the price J will be, per annunt - ?5 00 Wwokly paper 2 00 Tlio p rice of subscription must bo paid inviv irnbly in advance, and the cash accompany, the narno sent. All per sons procuring ten names shall beentitled to lcccivo r? copy gratis for one year. A. P. BUTLER, JACKSOrt MORTON> . R. TOOMJiS, V. TJIOMPS OX. tSTEd ors nnd papers friendly to the en- j erprizo will please publish this Prospectus which will entitle them to an exchange with tho nowapnper. l ???? ? IC1'9> Remaining in the Post Ofiico at Pickens C ! II., Quarter ending 80th Juno, 1850, which not I taken out within three months will bo sent to the lVst-Offico Department as dehd letters: Jacob Alexander | J M Brett Wm. Hramblet | Robert lJocn Joe! Bradley Jus. M. Carton James Cannon Thomas Davis Geo. W. Dodd James I)odd Wm. F. Fondlcy A 0 Field Ilitam J (J roynn Lary A Jloland- : uiiiiivb ituu wiruiu W T Holland J W Hugbes James Ilughes Edward lloncu or E Grlftitt Win. Mortiu 2 Abner Marledis Thomas Perry James .ftobortson Oharlts Richards Miss Harriet Spiller | J L SkanUle Stephen Smith | Monroe Taylor Liesa Veal or It Veal. K. E. ALEXANDER. P. M. 8$ 3 una, 1850. OCT The friends of Col. J a sites L. Orr announce him a Candidate for re-?lfectioni to represent this Congressional District., at the ensuing election. i1 TUG I?MikjBN8 Academy. The excrcifcs of this institution will commence on the first Tuesday in Juno ih'.m under ilie chnVgc of Rev. Willium Mc\\ horter, lute of Er.sliino College. ]?y order of the Trustee?. ?j. K. Md' AIJj, L'rcs't 15. ofT. E. M. KKIT1I, Scc'rr I 41 cl>A bsb;ai> <)uarterk. CiiAiiLEaroN, March '28. In pursuance of a recommendation of (lie Legislature, in relation to llie distiil ulion of only repaired ylinris, the MilitiOlliecrs interested, aie lie re by notified that as nil the Hifles beloneirg to 11 o. State, arc line, jio guns of that descripa tion shall in future be issued from the Arsenals. By order of the Comninnder-in-Chief B. T. WATT, Q. M G. vlpril 12 3 W. ?. A: rJ\ I*. WlliljlAIMS, by founer tucoo.-r. have Mgr.iit filled tluir shelves villi u haiuUoiuo and carcfully selected stock of the finest, 1 est, and cheapest SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, Everoffered for sale in this Marketbefore. They have Goods to suit all classes ages, scxcs?, "and the rest of mankind." For flic I*adie?. Calicoes of every shade and color, Muslins Lawns, Silks, and Linens, Bonnets and Ilihhons, and everything else they usually call for. IIATS, BOOTS, SHOES, SADDLES. ('rockery and Hnidwaio. A gootl supply of fl*roCt*rit'S>, cheap enough. A fine article of Sugar at 1-2 pounds to the dollar, and Coflee at con vf ponding rates AH of whi<?h we arc anxious to dispose of for a small profit for cash) or credit to good customers. Call and see; we make no charge for showing our Goods. ,Q.>1... O n nr ^.iiuuiii ) , u. iviay i 1, ifiow. LOOK OUT. sThosc indobtod to (lie subscriber can nvc cost by calling and settling iluir notes;ir.d accounts as longer indulgenco cannot be given. JAMES GEORGE. Jan. 5, '50 HEAD QUARTERS. Charleston, Fku. 27, 1850 \ GENERAL ORDERS NO.? ] CIROUMTANCES demanding that the Governor should be officially acquainted with the ettective force of the /S'tute, av.d the number of alarm men?the Brigadier Generals are hereby directed forthwith to make returns of their commands, to (ho Adjutant and Inspector General at Camden. A failure in responding prompt!)' to this order, will not he overlooked, and tho newspaper publications will he regarded as sufficient notice. 15v order of the Commander in Chio 'J, W, CANTKV, Adjutant and In spector General. March 9, 4 2 lm. S?I\S OF TEMPERANCES 1'iCKENS ])1VIS10N, NO 21. Members of this Division are requested to meet hereafter on Saturday i o'clock, P. M. All members aro solicited to be present at our next meeting, to assist in tho Installation of Oflicers elect, &c. M. M. NORTON, J?. S. KOT1CR All persons having demands against the Estate of Nancy Ferguson lnte of I'ickcns District doe'd must hand them in legally attested, and these iiidc.htorl will make payment. J. G. FERGUSON, Kxeo'r Ufay Off 1350. X 4t rnm the pslaoe To sell your Beeso Wax, Tallow, Wool, Feathers, Peas, Threshed Oats, and Dry Hides; for which you can get Goods for at low doivn cash prices at the store of benson <Si Taylor. Pickens O. II., s. c. July 25th. 10 cerht. N EW A N1") V A HT-11 nv A ?T v. SPRING AI\D SINEIKER G GODS: The subscribers nrc now receiving and opening largo assortments of the newest and most fashionable Spring and Summer GOODS, together with Domestics and Groceries of all kinds, all of which they will disposo of on the most reasonable terms for cash. Call and examine before you purchase elsewhere. ALEXANDER Ar RATWYtt mpm, insvillo S. C.; ALEXANDER & NEVIL, at West Union S. 'J. v2 nl tf 1850 K X EC l rTIV ETJEPA rtm ?KT, CnARi,teSTON, July 11, 1850. UNTIL ihc 1st of October next, all communications for the Executive ntust? be addressed to him, at Columbia.