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.I'll. LiTOiiii _.u_u jj I IP IIUL'II CONGRESS. In the House, on Wednesday, /{lU intti f Ka i hur iifno Lmn?\4 ??-? -XVII IllOV't 1KV \4UJ *T ttO Ol/Vill 111 VV/lllIg on the Texas bonnday uill?the question immediately before the House biin? on a motion^ to refer the bill to ; me <Jommiltee ottlie VVIiole, upon which motion the previous question had bueu called* The call was sustained by a vote of 99 to 90, but bofore the main ques lion was ordered to bo put, a motion i was made to lay the bill on the table, which, was lost?yeas 30, nays ItiP. Tlio niiQetinn tuna I -? * IV iilUlil VJUOOVA\/?l ?V CIQ I I I I 1 VMIIV'I" ed lo be put by a vote of 132 to 69, mid the motion to refer the bill to the Committee of the Whole was then carried by n vote of 101 to 09. Thereupon a motion was made to reconsider the last mentioned ote, which motion a member moved to ! lay on the table. Unon the motion I to lay the motion to reconsider on the j tabic, tlie vote stood?yeas 10^, nays I 105; and the Speaker voting in the negative, the motion to lay on the ta-: ble was lost. The vote upon lhe motion to re-j fertile bill to tno Committee of the j Whole was then reconsidered?yeas ' 104, nays 08; and the question recur- I rinft on the motion to refer the bill to il_ . / i* " r? ine v.omirmu'p ot inn w hole, it was | decided in the negativeA-ycas 101, J nays 103. This bi'ought (lie House (o a direct vote, first, on Mr. Clingman'srimend-; ment to Mr. Boyd's {intendment. i Mr. C.'s amendment was lost?yeas | 01, nays 130. Tnen came up Mr. Boyd's nmond-, merit; also voted down?yeas 88, j nays IUI>. ft or an ineffectual motion to adjourn, the question was taken on ordering the boundary bill to a third reading, and decided in the negative ?yeas 80, nays l"2f). In the Heusc, on Thursday, tbev linrl ntlilo n nmlrnplnrl enccion i-ninL I V|<?i?v *?- |/I S/II I?V/IV^VI UVOOIVUI IVvQUI" I ting in a secord defeat of the Texas bill- On Wednesday, i .lotion to re- j consider the vole had ueen offered, and upon coining up on Thursday a motion was made to lay it on the ta- 1 ble, and failed by the very decided voie of yeas?71, nays 135., The motion to reconsider was thru carried by the equally deeided vote of 131 to 75. The vote rejecting the bill the day before having b.^en thus reconsidered. the question recurred on ordering it to a third reading, when a motion was rn:ule and carried, by a vote of lOGtoOS, to reconsider the, vote by which the House had refused to unite with the boundary bill the bill providing for the establishment of a territorial government for New Mexico, which last is know as Mr. Boyd's amendment. After an unsuccessful motion to re 4 Kn k 11 o?*/l * !* ? IVI uiVy ?/iu aiiu ((UiCIIUlUUllia IU I IIC committee of (lie whole with sundry instructions, the House was brought t ~i a vote on an amendment to Mr. Boyd's amendment, offered by Mr. Toombs,?was rejected?yeas 6-1, nays 131vote of 10(5 to 09, the New Mexico Territorial Government bill was then united with the Texas boun dary bill, and the question recurring on ordering the latter to a third readin nr. if was n?r;'.?n of * ?/ ! reio OO ...0, .. . ? ?c-"> -vyvvvw J -iw navs 107. Mr. Howard of Toxas moved a reconsideration of the vote. The Speaker ruled that the motion could not be made. Adjourned. Who that ever read can forget the expression of "poor Keats," a few days before kis death? It conv. yes a ! nought that, like Egypt's darkness, may befsk?"I feel the flowers growing over me!" S HERIFF, S SA L MS, Pickens District. mv viivtuu ur >tku? uk nam facias to UK DJHECTED. Will,be sold ueforotho Court-house | in lMcketis .District, Within the legal hours, on (he first Monday and Tuesday in October next: OAA *\ CUES Land more or XjL less, lying on Cane Creek, adjoining lands of Jno. Evans and others levied on as the property Joint A. Kvans at the suit of John Rankin. '"1 i f\ A C-KES Land on the wa1 I \ f J A t\va r\i% 1? .jm. VIH ^/Uivraa AtlY VI 1 ?djolning lands of Edloy Jttoies, Joel J&rfcs and others, levied on as the Wk)nerty of John B. Hendricks at iho Suit of F. F. Beattie. ^ . Purchasers t > my for (itlcn. J. A. DOYLE, e. r. v. i^Nionff'a Office, ) , v Sept I2lli, 18fi0 f ItOADS, ROApS, Application win be made to vthe next Legislature,. tor the appointment of Commissioners to alter the following roads, viz: From Eastatoa to Pickens C. IL, by Poor Greek. From Poor Creek to Anderson C. H. iv From Col. Win. NimmoiVs to Pendleton village. JPrdm Eastatoa to Cashier's Valley by way of White-Watei; Falls. Sept. 10, ^a8T*T0A FABMEn * mmu l- . una 1 6 5YSSeal, Married.?On Tuesday evening 1 4 I TV* A ? ' ?" % ' iusi oy il. Alexander l^sq., Mr. VV illiam McAlistcr to Miss Arminda Wilson, all of this District. On 3rd >nst. by John Adair Esq. Mr John Hull to Miss Carolina McGuflin, all of tiiis District. NO M / S T A K / : / / nHuncf :~.uui...i i- .I- - ? ^ J iiuun uiuvuicu iu me line nrm . of Thompson & Keith are required to settle by Sale day in October next. "A word to the wise is sufficient." E. M. KEITH. Sept. 11, 1850. 17 tras HEAD QUARTERS. First Brigade, S C Militia. ORDER, ISO. The following Regiments will parade for Review, Drill and Inspec lion at ilie limes and places following, vi/,: I'he 3d Regiment of Infantry at Toney"s old field on Monday 7 th October next. The 1st Regiment of Infantry at Rruton's 011 '1 ucsday the 8ih October next. The 5th Rejpnent of Infantry at Hunter's on Wednesday the 9th October next. The 2nd Regiment of Infantry at nail s on Thursday the 10th of October next. The 12nd Regiment of Infantry at Webb's, on Friday the 11th of October rjext. ! The 4th Ixeg'ment of Irfo.itry at Hayne's, on Saturday t!ic 12th October next. The commissioned and non-commissioned officers will assemble the day previous at their respective parade grounds (except the 3rd RegiI ment at Tonoy's; thfcv will assemble on Saturday the 5th October,) for drill and instruction. A Return of all the Regiments must be had on the day of llcview. By order of F. N. Garvin, Brig. Gen. 1st Brig. S C M 1 J. W. HARRISON, Brig. Mai. j Aug 29, IG-Gt CAlTrPTT 4 nm t tvt a ouu J n VAJVUJjJli>IAi PICKENS DISTRICT. David Losly and wife, Applicants, vs. Win. McVYhorter and wife, and others, Dcfendaut$. Whereas it appears, to the Ordinal v of said District," that Mathew Kyle, Henry Kyle and some of the children of Jas. Kyle, deceased, vs. James Kyle and Hunter Kyle, the children of John, Laughlin and YVm. Kylo, deceased, (names not known,) and the heirs of Catharire Kyle, widow of Robert Kyle, deceased, 1 (names not known) parties, defen! danls, reside without the limits of i this State: It is therefore Ordered I and Decreed that they do appear and ; object to the Partition of the Lands ! described in the Petition in this case, i on or before the 1st Monday in De1 comber, 1850, or their consent to the I same will be entered of record. W. 1). STEELE, o. r. d. Sept. 2nd, 1850. lf>-3m i CITATION. Z. Smith having applied to me for lette*s of Administration on the Estate of Susannah Smith late ofPickens District dee d. The kindred and creditors are cited to appear before mo on the 10th inst. to show cause if any thoy can why I ho said letters should not be granted. Given under my hand and seal 2d September 1850. W. D. STEELE^. p. d. SOUTH CAROLINA. PICKE.VS DISTRICT. i Jolin UoM), Ap J plicant vs James > In the Court of i Cobb ct al. def,ta. } Ordinary. Whereas there has been deposited j in the Ordinary's Office of said Dis! trict a paper purporting to be the ia:;t i will and testament of Robert Cobb, ! deceased, the applicant aforesaid j having tiled his petition requiring the i same to be proved in duo ard solemn i form of law, and it having been I shown to my satisfaction that Jas. j Cobb, one of the heirs at law of the I said deceased, resides without the limits of this Stiito,?it is therefore ordered aud decreed that lie do appear at the Court of Ordinary for s&id District, to be held at PickepsC. H., nn iho Hit. flau t\f I w.. W? 4.iu?cuiui;i I1UAI) I to show cause if lie1 cnn why the said will should not be provf d in due and solemn form of law, and entered on record, or his consent to the same W'll betaken pro confcsso as to him. - Given under my hand and seal August ftth, 1850. W.D. STEELE, O. P. D. 12?tdoc. LOOK far TWO?. rluHOSE who wish Bureaus and X Bedsteads, can get thorn on freaaonahle terms by a^pj^in^to Pickens C. Hm S. C, I' ? ' ii i ll ilM'llH* I. . J |lllwwj?????l?liw^riwt HE K E O W1 j OCT WE are authorised to announce Capt. John Geurin as a candidate for Sheriff of Pickens District ! at the ensuing election. jrrWe aro authorized to announce Maj. J. W. Harrison as a Candidate for rc-clcction to tho Legislature, at the next election. A-?T 'Use friend* of J. B. Souhikrland, E*q., beg leave to announce him as a candidate for the Legislature at the ensuing election. j&r We are authorized to ann mnce Col. John A. Ea3u:y, Jun., no a Candidate for the Legislature, at the next elec tion. jCS'Wc are authorised to announce i Maj, J.T. WniTBFiELD ns a Candidate for re-eicction to th? Legislature at the next election. XarWc arc authorised to announce ' Muj. E. Alexander ns a Candidate for ' ..1 l! 1 - il... T ! .1.4 -i il . ; ii:*uiuvuuu iu vuu juugusuiturc, iu uie nexv 1 cloction. I j^Wc nro uutliorizcd to announce I Qon. K. N. Garvin as ft Candidato foi lie Legislature, nt tlio next, election. jC-iTTHK friends of the Hon. A. Evixs announce him as a candidate fc.r reelection to represent the people of Pen dloton District in tho State Senate. MANY FRIENDS. ?3T The friends of Ool. B. Haoood i refe'fcectfully announce him .'is a candidate : to represent the people of Pendleton Dis| trict in the Sta'e Senate. JC-2TWc are authorised to announce i J. P. Rkkp, as a,Candidate for re-election ! to the Legislature at the next election. S3T The friends of Ool. T. J. Pickens announce him a Candidate to represent this Eliction District in the State Senate. jtST- Wc arc authorised to announce William IIuntru as a Candidate f?>r reelection to the Legislature, at the next election. 0^7" WE arc authorised to annouce Maj. J. D. Scott as a candidate for the Legislature at the ensuing elcc, 1?": _ : , 1 M?\irrr* ? * iw vv ?4 are aujnoriscu to announce Capt. Robert Ckaig as a Candidate for (he Legislature at the ensuing election. OtrWE are authorised to announce Thomas Cunningham as a Candidate for the Legislature at. the ensuing election. (?7~WJ? a?*e authorised to announce Col. A. Brice as a Candi1 C *l-~ T -a .1 uuie tut me juugimuiure ai me ensuing election. TlOAD^I ItOADS ! APPLIGTION will bo made to the Legislature at itr. next ses sion, for the appointment of Commissioners to alter the following Roads, viz.: From Pickens C. H., to intersect 1 lift Kpnw n Tiirnnito - - *W/?M ???. HO j lower Terminus. From Pickens C. H. to Greenville C. H. From Pickens C. H. to Hagood'g Store. From Pickens C. II. to Eastatoe. From Carter Claytons1 to 12 Mile Camp-ground. And from Pickens C.H. to W. FL Striblings. Aug. 30, 1850. 15 3m $25 REWARD E ANA WAY from (he subscriber, at Kingstort, Cass co., Georgia-, pi negro man nam^d CUPIT. Has a Wain over his left eye, inclined to be gray, about 45 years old?of rather a brown complexion. I bought the boy.of Gen. Garvin, of Pickens Dis't. S. C., and formerly belonged to some of Lynches, of that District or Greenville. I will give the above reward of $25 for the delivery of said boy to Jacob n !_ T7* * ' ~ ? I minis, r.sq., near Anderson LJ. JH-, 'SO DAVIS BOROUGHS. Kingston, Geo., Au|f? 14, 1850. SOUTH CAHOLINA" IK TIIK COMMON Fl.lAS. PICKENS DISTRICT. Allen Keith, assignee, ) Dec. in Attach vs. f Perry <fc Keith, Joel M. Koith. ) Piff's Ati'yn. The Plaintiff having this day filed his Declaration in ray offlcc, and the D^fcn dant having no Wife, nor Attorney, known to bo in this State on whom a co py of this Declaration may be aorved, On motion of Plaintiff'a Attorney, It is Ordered, That the Defendant do appear and plead or demur to the said Declaration, within one yea* and a day from tblr dato, tot judgment will entered by default. i W. L. KEITII, c. c. P, Clerk's Oflier, } January 183O! ) 33 ly ,.*4P ' I '"N?< MI iiL.njjjULji.ii JMJuiAmj.wmsmanjmL-iiL ?i "ii1 3 E CO UK I EIQOD&Y'g lL^kDY'4 ISCCX FOR I860. THE BOOK OF THE NATION' j nhUvt Jlfsi rr/?<^i\)o i rt A+* ***+***'* _ |,V W v%vvV c/c UAIHKsl 4l/W? | KDITKU UY MK*. SAHA1I J. HALE. COMPARISON DETWKBN UODKY AND TI1K OTIIKH rnn.ADKi.rniA monthlies. In 1848, tho LihIv'h Book gave 910 pages? which in 116 more than ono, aiul 118 more than tho other Philadelphia monthly. He gave US I engravings?among which were 20 colored, and I ?3 full pagca?which is 136 moro thai; one, and 180 more than tho other. We give, in each inunber, a piece of music, lirilltnil aunnriiiiil i ...1 , -v .'i l?KCP, twelve pieces in a year. 'J'o ?how tlio cheapness of tiie lady's L?>ok, this music, il* bough' . oparntely at the music stores, would cost ox-iclly the price of the whole year's subscription?i8. So Mr or our PkcOliau Kmmku.isiimints.?Ladie's work tabic?which comprises every kind or needlework, embroidery, knitting, net ting-crotchet, pattern* for capes, chomcsottes, children's clothe*, wedding-dresses, in-door nnd, (nit-floor costumes; bird* of America; colored flower plates; model cottages and furniture; fashionable do.; lace-work; Vignette plates at the head of articles etc., ctc. All the above are illustrated by engravincrs. And, in 1850, will also be given n set of cngrnvine*,illustrative of the costumes, of all nations, with descriptions by Mrs. llftlo. Mo: t of the old features of tho Book that were so popular Inst year, will be retained, and new ones added ns they may suggest themselves to tho publisher. A NEW NOVKL 11Y W. GILLMOttE SIMMS, Will be 0110 of tlio features for 1S50. We have long stood at the head of the Mainline world for our contributions; they are always moral and instructive, and such as niav lie placed before n fiiinilv wiflw...# i.mm.: ..... " ?viivui uvsiiniiuiii l 111!4 Hl'.JJliri" ment ia under the control of of Mrs. 6'arali Josepha Halo, whose name nlono ii? a suflicicnt guarantee for the propriety of the Lady's lit.ok. Wfe may say ,tlie same of osir engravings. We will never, as is done 1 a cotcinporary, publish indecentmoilel-nrlist pictures,such as no parent would allow a child to "oak at. Gopkt'b Laut's Book for 1850.diall surpass thatof 1849, and excccd all magi'r.ines, past.prescnt, and to come. T*aus: 93 a year in adrancc, postage paid. Address L. A. (JOl)HY, 113 Chcsnut-st., Philadelphia. JAMI?? ril.'rn* n i.' w A&AIJL AJM V* iJ V/ 1\ \ f i ' } MGllCHANT TAILOR Is now receiving a groat variety of the latest and most fashionable French mud O 0 0 D S . For Gents Spring and Summervroar. Among his assortcnient may be found * variety of Sroadclotltes, & Casimercs; DratxI'Ktc, SntiuelN; Tweeds, &c. Plain and Fancy. ALSO, A handsome assortment nf Tl.o ?.!?* -- J mad* Clothing, all ot' which ho will d.spo".i? of cheap for cash. Come and examine for yo irsclvea before purehasingelsewhcre. 1 tf SOUTH CAROLINA. Pickens District. IK XQUI r. Jamea Young and Wife and others, ! Biii for Part., Y8. V Dicc-*' A 1 , - ,wv%/ . , iivyt. rtUU Wm. O. Caradine , | Relief. anil others. J It appearing <o my satisfaction that Bird Caradine, 7/iram P. Caradine, Thos. G. Caradint-, Arthur Barret and wife Mary Barret, Fleming Thomson and wife Elizabeth ^Thomson, Jane Miller, John Webster and bis wife J/argaret Webster, Daniel //ull and wife Catharine Hull, the heirs at law of Nancy Reid dee'd., who intermarried with Hugh Reid,heirs at law of >4nilr**v " ' ? w,? v??iaumu uuc u) (it'icnclunts to this hill, and heirs at law of Thomas Camdine dec'd. reside from and without the limits of this /State. On motion of Whitncr ?fe Harrison, Comp. ^oPrs., it is ordered that said do lendants do appear and answer or demur to the allegations in the said hill of cornplaint wi hin three months from the date hereof, or the same will be taken pro confesso a$ to them. M. M. NORTON, c. t. v. n. Comm'r# Office, ^ June 23, 1850. j 6?3m [n. L. JKKFKU8,] [w. S. COTIJKAX.] [*. J. I: UC KM AS IK It. | WAREHOUSE I AND ' i ominiflsion' lYIerrhantff. ! Market-Street. 9] C.?V/au iu iiooit i Molntoah-Strc?t, Augusta, Oh.?Fireproof. Take this method of informing their friends ?nd the publio generally, that they still continue the Warehouse nnd Commission business in this place nnd Augusta, Ga., urhero they oftor their services toItBCKIVK, STORK OR 8KI.L CoTTON, ' Fi,our, Bacon, &c., Reckivk and Forward Merchandise Blv Goods, ron pl,antkr8 or MERCHANTS. Their Warehouse in Augusta is on Mclntosh-street, in the ccntre of the CotI ton trad?. Thctr Warehouse in this place iri ?afe from water and isolated, therefore not exposed to fire. As they will he constantly at their post, and promoting the interests of their friends (which thoy are aware will add to their own.) They solicit and hope to muritand rcceivo a full share of thnt liberal patronage heretofore bestowed, and for which they now return thanks. Liberal cash advances will bo made i when required, on any produce in store JEFFERS, COTIIKAN ?fe Co. 1 XT ? naraoui-g, Ciept. 1st, 1840. 18 <" " * 1?* *" *'?1?"? b.f. p1ruy.] [e. m. kkitit. i$mmw & kewii^I Attorneys at law. Will Practice in the Cour^of Lfiw nnd | Equity forJPiokons District. OjrwoR, PicW 0. H.y 8. C. October 1, 1840. > ' JtlUfii JB .IMl-'gm I V.". I l B'iJI LL! ILHL' j SECOND ANNUAL FAIR OF ! IYMKJ80UVM OJUROUimj ' INSTITUTE. ! 1 OPENED ON THE 1STH NOVEMBER NEXT.' + ++-, i + rIM-IE second annual Fair of the! i JL South Carolina Institute, for the | promotion of Art, Mechanical Inure-i nuity, See-, will held in ('linrleston, 1 1 opening on the 18th November, and j : to continue during the week. Specimens of every branch of In j cluslry arc earnestly solicited. Pre-j 1 miums will be awarded?lor the best specimens, a Silver Medal; for the next best, a Diploma. For Original Inventions, a suitable premium, til the discretion of the judges. A selection will be made of the best specimen of Mechanism and thn Arts?oiCotton, Rice, Sugar,Tobac-! co, Corn, Wheat, Flour, Rosin and Turpentine?and sent to the W orld's Fair, to be held in Louden in the j ! Spring of 1851. A large and commodious building has been selected for the Exhibition, and every attention will be paid to the reception and care of articles sent to the Fair. All articles mu. t be directed to L. M. Match, Chairman of Committee of Arrangements; and be , delivered by the 14th of November.! Communications addressee! to .Tames! A;Taylor, chairman ofCommitle on ' Correspondence, will meet with j prompt attention. ! The Hon. Jos. IT. Lumpkin, of ' Georgia, will deliver the Annual Ad! dress, on Tuesday night, the J8th November. Arrangements have been made 4i.? o i - ? - 1 . 1111 uiu nouin v aronna Kail Koad 1 Company, to lo( all articles intended j i Tor (lie Fair, return free of charge. | WM. GREGG, President. E. C. Jom:s, Secretary. "THE SOUTHERN PRESS. " 1 i An association of sixty-throe Member* o Congress, Senators and Representatives, havo | constituted tliu u ndersij;ncd n committee to 1 superintend the establishment of a Southern I'rcss at Washington City, to be devoted to the exposition and defence of Southern rigl itsaiid j j institutions?the dissemmatiYn of rnrrant in. j formation as to Northern policy, and the course j of political all'airs generally, without reference J to tlie ohl party lines of Whig anil Democrat, j Arrangements are now in progress,promptly to I i nsure the issue of such a paper under the j title of "THE SOUTHERN PRESS," i | (for the conduct of which, suitable Editors have j lx;cn engaged, who will aho receive the aid of number of eminent and able contributor*. There will be bothjk tri-wcokly and a weekly issue?the latter to Contain substantially the j tamo matter as the former, and intended to , i i viicu inose |H>iuta of tho country .vhoso mail I facilities are limited. A Daily issue will bo added hereafter,should j j it be deemed advisable or necessary by the j press and peoplooftlie Southern States. "he piijjutwill not bo exclusively polit ical?j but will embrace on its broad sheet the general news of the day, domestic and foreign, by mail and telegraph"; commercial and agricultu- j | rul and litcraryjpicccs; criticisms, original essays, litoiary anil miscellaneous; and, in short,' i all tl lose items of general interest, the collcc- j i ted aggregate ofwhich constitutes the interesting and valuable Newspaper. Oieat care j will betaken to give full anil correct Report of I the Proceedings and Debates in both Houses 1 i of C?>iiiri-?"<K- n< iv..1) .> > ' 0-. v. ..o II1U ilbUIIII HI I 111! iuca Legislature) on the Southern question. A limited number only of Advertisement* will bo received?tlicmnin object being to furnish a large amount of reading matter. The paper will bo printed on a sheet equal j ' in size to those of the other Washington papers ] ami tho material will be procured especially i . for the |>ui po-e. It is confidently hoped that every true i i friend to tho South will a id in procuring sub- | I eribera, and forward the names, with the | j amount subscribed, to soino Southern ltepre- ! j tentative at Washington, forthwith. Postmasters are authorized by law to remit i ! subscriptions free of postage. I I - T 15 It Ai ? : i l'or Tri-wccUly during tho Session of Congress and Seinif\vookly during the rccoxs, the price will be, por annum - - to 00 Weekly paper - 2 00 Tho price of subscription nmst bo paid invairably in advance, nnd tho cash accompany the name sent. I A It persons procuring ten names shall be entitled torejtive a copv f ratis for one year. I A. P. BUTLER, J A CKS ON M ORTO N, I R. TOOMBS, i r i# >i i' ^ >r i JI l/jwyo 1/iV. tsrnis ora and papers friendly to tho cncrnruo will ploaso publish this Prospectus which will entitle thorn to an exchange with tho nowufl per. Letters. Remaining in tho Post Office at Pickens C If., Quarter ending 30th June, 1850, which not taken out within three months will be sent to the ! Post-Offico Departmentnadead letters: | Jacob Alexander J J M Brett , \Ym. Bramblet | Robert Boon ; Joel Bradley I Jns. M. Carton James Cannon Thomas Davis Geo. \V. I)odd James Dodd Wm. F. Fend ley A G Field Hiram J Crogan Mary A IlolandJnmos Holt wirtho j W T Holland J AV Hughes I James Hughes Ed vard Honea j or K Griffin Wm. Mortin 2 I Abrier Marlcdis Thomas Perry j James Robertson Charles Richards Miss MarrictSpiller j J h Skanklo Stephen Smith | Monroe Taylor LiesaVoalorH Veal. E. K. ALEXANDER. P. M. 30 June, J.850. O^rThe friends of Col. James L. Orr Announce him a42nndidrite for re-election, to represent'Mhis Congressional Diatrict? at the Unsung election. ^?- ...... I III f .1 Academy. Tho exorcises of this institution will commcncu on ilie first Tuesday in Juno next under ilic cluirgc of Rov. William McWiiortcr, late of Krskino College. Dv order of iho Trustees. 'S. R. McPALL, Prcs't 15. ofT. E. M. KEITII, /S'oc'rr 1 4t oPA. HEAD QIIAltTflltK. CiiAiti.usTox, March 28. In pursuance of a rccominendalicn^of the Lcgislalure, in relation to the dish itu* tion of only repaired vli ms, the MiliiiOfficcrs interested, arc hereby notified that as all the Hi Apr lelor.girg to tho State arc new, no guns of that deferija tion shall in future be issued from the Arsi-nnK J3y order of tlic Commander-in-Chief }'>. T. WATT, Q. M G. yfpril 12 3 W. S. & T. P. AltIS, UCrBcoiVE'aK'iMl l>y former sucoes*. Imvn again filled llicir pitches willi a IxnwlcAmo on.l . 1- -/ U<?? HUM vrai> lUlir atll'tnu tlUCK UI the finest, bc.st, and cheapost SPRI NG A IN" D SUMMER ??oa*s, Ever offered for sale in this Market before. They havo Goods to suit nil clashes ages, sexes, "and tl;o rest of mankind." For <lic Lndii'M. Calicoes of every shade and color, Muslins Lawns, Silks, nnd Linens, Bonnets and Ribbons, and everything else they usually call for. 1IATS, BOOTS, SHOES, SADDLES, Crockery and Hnrdwfcie. A good supply of Gl'OCei'iCM, cheap enough. A tine article of Sugar at i 2 pounds to (1..-. -J..11.... ---J rv-/r_ uiv. uuimi, in lit vuufu in correspond uij? mtcs All of which we nro noxious to dispose of for a small prolit for cash, or audit to good customers. Call and see; wo mnke no char<fA rof showing our Goods. Salubrity,S. C., May 1 7, 1 850. I;?OK OUT. .Those indebted to the subscriber enn . i II-*- ' v.w.->L I jy u;uuil? JUKI SCtlling their notes and accounts as longer indulgence cannot be given. JAMES GEORGE. Jan. 5, '50 HEAD QUARTERS. Chahleston, Fed.27, lSCO {GENERAL ORDERS NO.-} GIRCUMTANCES demanding tlintth* Govempv should b'fc officially acquainted with tne efTectivc force of the /Stiue, and ,l._ t _ e uiu iiuiiiiiLT oi aiurm men?>tlie Urigadicr Generals arc hereby directed forthwith to make returns of^hcir eomiriafiofly to the Adjutant and Inspector Genernlat Camden. A failure in responding ptomplly to i tliia 01 deJiwill not be overlooked, n.id tiio newspaper. publications will be regarded as sufficient notice. By order of the Commander in Chic J. W. CANTEY, Adjutant and In spcctor General. March 0, 42 lm. SONS OF TFJIPGKA^CR PICKENS DIVISION Nn OI Members of this l)i\i.-ion are requested to nieotej hereafter on Saturday at 4 o'clock, P.M. All members arc solicited to be pre* I sent at our tiext^Weeting, to Assist ii>. tho Installation of Officers elect, ?tc. M. M. NORTON, /?. S. _____ , All i ? J ' -rki* puinuiia iiUVIIIjr UtlUHFlUS flffnillSC the Estate of Nancy Ferguson late of I Picltens District dee'd must hand them in i legally untested, and theseN indebted will make payment. J. G. FERGUSON,Exec'r May GO, 1850. L 4t YMOS OS TME (P>(LAO? To sell j our Beese Wax, Tallow, Wool, Feathers, Peas, Threshed i Oats, and J)ry Hides; for which ycu | ran get (*ood< for at loto clown ca?h priccs at the store of BENSON & TAYLOR. Pickens O. H., S. O. July 25th. 10 eerht. -r? NEW AND FASHIONABLE ' I ** GOODS: The subscribers uro now receiving and ! opening large assortments of tho newest | and most fashionablo Spring and Summer GOODS, together with Domestics and i Groceries of all kinds, all of which they will dispose of on the most reasonable ; terms for cash. I Oil and examine before yon pufcliAt# ' elsewhere. ALEXANDER BAllTON, at Pick* I insvillo 8. C.; ALEXANDERifeNEV1I, | at West Union S. 0. j vvs nl tf 10.50 EXECUTIVE DEPAR'fflteN'K Charleston, July 11, 1850. UNTIL tffe 1st of October next, all communications for the JSx-f ecutive must, be*ddre<fced to him, at Columbia. By order of the tioffcrnor. *. % -T. W ATTS, Sec'ry. July 12 4. "**1 ' ? jtJ' ifn