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-^ # ^ MASS MtETJNG AT PENDLETON VILLAGE. In view of the wrongs, opperssion, nnd injustice which Have been clone the Southern people, by the present v;ongress, in excluding tftem Irom I the territory won from Mcxico, the ; citizens oftliis District, and the friends I of the South far and wide, are invited to attend a mass meeting, at this village, on tho 1st dav of October, to talvc counsel together and deckle on what thev deem th? nronc-r mnflo ahd measure ot* redress, Let all come who value the rights of the States and appreciate the privileges of freemen. Cur Delegates to the Nashville convention, and other distinguished gentlemen will be invited to address the meeting. A free Barbecue will be prepared, sufficient for the thousands who mav ! come. Pendltlon, Sept. 17, 1850. jMarkied:?On the 15th ihst. by Kcv. :?, Mr. Win. White,of N. to Miss Sarah Ann. daughter of Samuel Buslark, cf this District. On Thursday the lk2th, by W. C. Leo', Mr. Squire Sanders to Miss ?.,u..)/uiu ukiiauit *t11 in 1111:> l'l$iriCI> t?LOOO?y 3 iNI?Y0O'?fo Rev. W. McWhcrter will preach at Bachelor's Retreat on the 5th Sabl ath in September. Rev. E. Anderson w 11 preach in the 'Stone Church' on the 5th Sabbath, 29th inst. qM - -I ^,.v> xiuiu iiRM.'iniir iii v/conee will ' ffii 1 p j 1 | COiYiiYiOiiCt; on ji iiiusdliy uuiOrC Ulfe first Sunday in October. QAZlETTiEa . THE subscribers liavo commenced the publication of ft New Weekly Paper for families, with thenbove title, under the entire control of T. S. Arthur, who will con ccntratc upon it nil, or nearly nil, of his lit erarv labors. The design of this paper is clearly expressed in the title?"Home Gazette.'! It will he, emphatically n .paper for the home circle?a household companion?a pleasant fireside friend, coming to nil with a cheerful countenance, and seeking, while it impart* instruction, to entertain and interest nil classes of readers. A ~e ?-- " iv*>wiii? itauuv Ui inu '(1 OlllC U HZCltO Will beaseiiesof Original Nouvclettes by the Editor, who will furnish somes four or five pictura? of domostic life, written in his bost stylo, for every volume. The "Home Gazette" will be tho orgiVn of no party nor sejet; nor will it be tho exponent of any of iho ism of the dayf 13uf, it, will faithfully ndvocate tho tight, and iscek, by every njc ins to widen tho circle of human happiness. Honestly will tho editor teach the troth, as ho has over done, in his writing8, tor tho sake of good to his follow men. But in doing this, ho will avoid unnecessary harshness and causeless ofTcnce, nnd keep his journal free from stain of wounding pcrlonalitv. lie will oppose what isfal.se nnd evil, as one of his social duties; but while doing so, will use no sharper language than its rebike and correction may require. The "Home C/azotto" will be elegantly printed, on fino whito paper, with large clear faced type, that nnyberead by young and old without injury to tho eyes. | TERMS OF THE PAPER IN ALL CASES IN ADVANCE, One copy, pCr annum $2 00 Three copies 5 00 Six 10 00 : Ten \ . 15 00 Fourteen 20 00 Where a club of six, ten, or fourteen copies are sent, an extra copy will be furnished to the postmaster, or otl er person who makes up the o? ~c - '? /- ? v/uc uuuy in tnmer vjociey s Lady's Book, Graham's Magazine, o( Sartnin's Magazine, will ne sent lor four dailars. All letters must be post paid. Money that is current at ihc p'.acc where ihe subscription is made, will be taken in payment for the paper. Address, T. S. Arthur &. Co. No. 5 Athenian Buildings, Franklin riaco, PhiMdelphia. Slt^il^F'S SALES, & PicUciw District. BY VIRTUE 0? >YMT8 OK FIEUI FACIAS TO M Ji DtTlECTKD. Will sold beforotho Coyrt-house in Pickens District, within the legal hours, on the first Monday and Tuesday in October next: OAA A OHBS Land more or JLJL less, lying on Cane Creek* adjoining lands of Jno. Evans ang* others levied on as the property . John A. Kvani At the suit of John Rankin. ' ' t IA S A ORES Land on the waJ.XV XTL ers r?f SriinHii ncyoiuing lands of Ediey Jones, Joeij Jones SpK others, levied, on as the property of John B. Hendricks at the suit of R F* Beattie. Purchasers to j>ay for ApiTlflk. MM 'BK2R1 ~NO~M I ST A K E!! HpHOSli indebted to the late nrm I of Thompson & Keith are required to settle bv Salo dav in Octo-1 b*f ? xii RViftic'ient."" 1 nk vvorf\ to i?? j,?*' tm Sli' JJJI UOfl^Y &ept? H T CITATION. F N Garvin having appliedto me for lette's ol Administration on the Estate of Daniel Chapmanlate of Pickens District dec'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 be granted. (iiven under my hand and seal 16 September 1850. W. 1). STEELE o. p. d. HEAD QUARTERS. First Brigade, S C Militia. UKDJUR, NO. ? The following Regiments will parade for Review, Drill and Inspection at the times and places following, viz: l'he 3d Regiment of Infantry at Toney's old field ton Monday 7th October next. The 1st Regiment of Infantry at Bruton's on '1 itesday the 8th Octo her next. The f>tli Regiment of Infantry at Hunter's on Wednesday the 9lh 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 October next. The 4ih Regiment of Irfantry at I lay ne's, on Saturday the 12lli October next. The commissioned and non-com missioned olTiccrs will assemble the day previous at their respective parade grounds (except the 3rd Regiment at Toney's; they will assemble 011 Saturday the 5th October,) for drill and instruction. A Return of all the Regiments must bs had on the day of Review. By order of F. N. Garvin, Brig. Gen. 1st Brig. S G M J. W. HARRISON, Brig. Maj. Aug 29, lG-Gt LOOK AT Ti'WII?. IIOSE who wish Bureaus and | _a_ J5edsteads, can get them on reaaonablo terms by applying to S. R. McFAIJj. Pickens C. II., S. C, 0^7* WE arc authorised to announce Oapt, S. M. Wilkes as a Candidate for the Legislature at the ensuing election. OCrWE are authorised to an nounce Capt. Joiin Geujiin as a candidate for Sh&riir of Pickens District at the ensuing election. jtjrWc m\j nuthorized to announce j Maj. J. W. Harrison as a Candidatefor rc-clcction to the Legislature, at the next election. Ar$~ Tlic frionds of J. li. Soutiierland, Esq., beg leafe to announce him as a candidato for tho Legislature at the ensuing election. fcgrWV are authorized to announce Col. John A. Ea^lev, Jun., as n Candidate for the Legislature, at the next election. jEf WC are authorised to announce " Maj. J. T.''Vihtkfietd ns n Candidate for rc-clcctio.. to the Legislature at the next election. AdHrWc are authorized to announco Miij. E. Alexander ns a Candidate for rft-elcction to the Legislature, at the next ele* Lion. ' JfeifW? nro authorized to announce. Gon. F. N. Oauvin ns a Candiduio l >r ho Legislature, at tho next eloction. itirTIIE friends of tho Hon. A. EvIK8 nnnounco him ns a ctoididato for reelection to represent tho people of Pendleton District in the Stnto Senate. MANY FRIENDS. JfciT TIlC fri.'-ds of Gol. B. IIaoood respectfully nnnounco him ns n candidate lo represent the people of Pendleton District in tho State Senale. JfcylVe aro authorised to announce T i> iK?r. ? n?r? ? ? 1/ , ( t AiivniU, HO ? VHHUlUdlU IVI IC'CICIiHUIl to tho Legislature nt the next election. jar The friends of Ool. T. J. Pickens Announce him a Candidate to reprrt&t this KUction District in tho State Senato. r~'isr We aro authorised to announce William lluktkn us a Candidato for re eieouon 10 mo .Legislature, at thA next election. (KrWE are authorised to annouce Maj. J. D. Scott as a candidate for the Legislature at the ensuing elec l^fcrVVE are authorised to announ^o Cap*. Robert Chaig as a Candidate for the Legislature at the 03rWE are authorised^to announce Thomas a Candidate for the Lc?iHttUir?*Wftho WMWi '? M' '1 HE KEOWE troadstroadst ' 1 Application win be made to the next Legislature, for the appointment of Commissioners to alter the following roads, viz: From Eastatoa to Pickens C. HM 11* ? uy roor v>reeK. From Poor Creek to Anderson C. H. From Col. Wm. Nimmon's to Pendleton village. From Eastatoa to Cashier's Valley by way of YVhite-YValer Falls. I'] A S T A TO A F A R M ER Sept. 10, 1850. ~ SOUTH CAROLINA, PICKENS DISTRICT. Liavid JLesly and wife, Applicants, vs. Win. MoWhoftcr and wife, and .^others, Defendants. 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 Ky)e, the children of John, Laughlin and Wm. Kyle, deceased, (names not 1 nown,) and the heirs of Catharir? Kvl<>. I widow of Robert Kyle, deceased, i (names not known) parlies, defen-) dants, reside without the limits of this State: It is therefore Ordered arid 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 cf record. W. I). STEELE, o. p. d. Sept. 2nd, 1850. l6-3m SOUTH CAROLINA. pickens district. John Cobb, Ap ) plicant va James > In the Court of Cobb et al. def,t.s. ^ Ordinary. Whereas tlicjenar. 'je?n deposited in the Ordinary's Ofiicc of said Dis tricf 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 indue ard solemn form of law, and it havincr 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 at the Court of Ordinary for said District, to be held at Pickens C. H., oil the 8th day of November next, to show cause if he can why the said will should not be provrd in due and solemn form of law, and entered on record, or his consent to the same *11 1 i ? ^ wii nn laiccn pro contesno as to him. Given under my hand and seal August 5th, 1850. w. d. steele, o. p.d. ll2?tdoc. m wJ : &LR04DS! ROADS! Application win be made to the Legislature at itn 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 C.H. From Pickens C. H. to Hagood's Store. From Pickens C. H. to Eastnloe. From Carter Claytons' to 12 Mile Camp-ground. And from Pickens C.H. to W. II. Striblings. Aug. 30, 1850. 15 3m m> REWARD R ANA WAY from the subscriber, at Kingston, Cass co., Georgia, a negro man nam?ul 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 Lynched, of that District or Greenville. I will give the above reward of$95 for the.delivery ofsnid boy to Jacob BurrL, Esq., near Anderson C. H., s o. DAVIS BOROUGHS. Kingston, Geo., Atif. 14, 1850- __ SOUTH CAltOLiNA. Jff THE COMMON PLC A*. PICKENS DISTRICT. Allen Keith, assignee, ) Dec., in Althcli vs. [ Perry ?fe Keith', jue) M. K-uii. ) Plflf's Att'rs. The Plaintiff having this day filed his Declaration in my office, and the Defen dant having no Wife, nor Attorney, known to he in this State'on whom a do py of this Oration may be aerved, On motion of Plain ,'tTa Attorney, it is Ordered. That the Defendant do npponrund plead or demur to the said Declaration, within one year fcnd a day from this date, or judgment will entered tw <1*fu?W. W. 1, KEITH. 6. o. t. riftrk'n Offibe, ) v . >,> Jmituliy 1, 1850. f 88-iy "?rw?ar niuinro n .1 L??Jt' I. fE COURIER QOOSV^-tADY'd flfOOK FOR I860. ' i JKUUK. OF THE NATION' The Oldest Magazine in America* EDlTKD DT MRU. 8AKA1I J. HALE. COVPAttUON BKTWKKH UODKY AND TUK OTIIKA j PNlLADKI.rillA MONTH I.I K8. I In 1848,the Lady's Hook irnvu VIA pages? whiehi* 110 more than one, mid MS more thai) tlio other rbiladclplii* monthly. lie (javo *281 enL'rnvini/*?nmiuiir wliiot. on ?1 OCT ? p ? "V.* ?... VU'V.UX, illUI j V8 full pagos?which u 13? more than one, nnd ! 180 more than the other. We {fire, in each number, a pioce of music, printed separately oil tinted pnper, 24 pages, or twelve piece? in a year. To t-how the cheapness of the Lftdj'a Book, this music, if bought separately at the music stores, would cost exactly the price of the v.'hole year's subscription?$8. Soxh or oca Peculiar Kmhelmsiixjents.?Ladio's work, table?whi.-h comprises every kind <>r needlo-work embroidery,knitting,nutting'-crotchet, pattern* for capes, chcmcsuttofe, children's clothe*, wedding-drosses, in-door and out-door eiStumes; bird* of America; colored flower pint"?; model cottage* and furniture: fsishtounbln do.; lace-work; Vignette platen at 'behead ??f articles etc., etc. j&)l the above are illustrated by engraving*. And, iu 1850, will also be given a set ofengravings,illustrative of the enatntiwa ?r..n . with descriptions bv Mra. Halo. Most of the olil features of the Hook that were t>o popular Inst year, will be retained, and new ones added as they may suggest themselves to the publisher. A NEW NOVEL MY W.OILLMOKK SIMMS, Will be one of the features for 1800. We haro long stood at the head of the Mngasine world for our contribution?; they are always moral ana instructive, and such as may be placed before a family without hesitation. This department i? under the control of of Mrs. <S'i\rali Jo epha llale, whose name alono is a nuflicient guarantee for the propriety of the Lady's Book. \V* may say the sumo of our engravings. Wf will nerer, as is done by a cotomuorury, publish indecentmodel-arti?t pictures,such as no parent would allow a child to look at. Uodbt'b Laut'h Book for 1850 shall surpass tliatof 1849, and excced all magazines, past, present, and to come. Tzaus: $3 a year in advance, postage paid. Addreee L. A. GODKY, 119 Che?nut-Bt.. Philadelphia. JAMES GEOHC.K, ITIKRCIIAXT TA5B.?K t laiiuvr receiving a great variety of the latest and most fashionable French and English GOODS. For Gentt Spring and Sumniorwenr. Among his assortcment may be found a variety of Bi*oa'dcloUic?, Sc nslmpre?; prabtTfite, Snliiich; Twrccds, &c. Plain and Fancy. ALSO, A hand?ome assortment of ReaJymad? Clothing, all of which ho will dispose of cheap for cash: H onil ????:?f? ? * ' ^ mm oahiiiuic ior yo irseivcs be* for* purchasing elsewhere. 1 tf SOUTH CAROLINA. Fickenu District. ,, IN KQUI T. James Young and ^ Wife and others, I Bill for Pnrt., vs. } Discor , Act. and Wm. O. Caradine , I Relief, and others. J It appearing to my satisfaction that Bird Caradine, //irnro P. Carndine, Titos. G. Caradine, Arthur Bftrret and wirV Marj- Barret, Fleming Thomson and wife Elizabeth Thomson, Jane Miller, John Webster and his wife jVargaret Websier, Daniel //ulland wife Catharine Hull, the heir* at. law of Nancy Reid dee'd., who intermarried with Hugh Roid.heira at law of Andrew Caradino doe'd, defendants lo thi& bill, and heirs at law of Thomas Caradine dee'd. reside from and without the limits of this State. On motion of Whitner 6c Harrison, Comp. Sol'rs., it is ordered that said defendants do appear and answer or de mur to the all^rrftlirmo in i1?/? i-sn - ^....vuu ut vuv ouiu uiii ui complaint wi bin three months from the date hereof, or tlie sainc will be taken pro con fesao ms to them. M. M. NORTON, o. ?. p. n. Comm'rs Office, [ June 23, 1850. J C?3ni [h. l. jkfkkhi,] [w. s. cothran.] [*. J. 1UCKM ABTKK. ] W A IlE-H OUSE AND Coiiwiitision Iftcrclianta. Market-Street, Hamburg, S. C.?WAwnritoo? U-l-l 1. ?A? - ? 4 ? muiiiUMMI'OireVI, ABOUUTA, Uft.- FlKEl'IlOOF. Tako this method of informing their friends' and tho public generally, that they still continue tuft Wahkiiousk and Commission business in this plncr. and Augusta, Ga., where they offer their service* to Hbcxivk, Stouk on skll Cotton, Flovr, Bacqn, Ac., Ekoeivk and For.vrARn Mbkchandisk, Boy Goods, ron Planter# or Miuciiants. Their Warehouse in Augusta is on Molntosh-street, in the centre of the Cotton trade. Their Warnhrtiie* in ?1>!o -- ~~c~ ,? .?. HMO 13 OHI'* from water and isolated, therefore not exposed to fife. At 'ay will be constantly al their post, and p.-omotlng the interests of their friends (which they are aware will add to tbwir own.) They solicit and hope to meritand receive * full share of that lib' era) patronage heretofore bestowed, and for which they now return thanks. Liberal oash advances will bo made when required, on any produoo in stove JEFFERS, OOTHRAN <fc Co. Hamburg, Sept. 1st, 1840. 18 t r ? '! B,T. PERRT.] fs. M. KEITH. Wili. Prnotke in tho Courts of Law and Equity for P*okci*? Dwtnet. * Omc*fjPick4>p? C. IL> 8. C. k< $g> I if I SECOND ANNUAL FAIR OF -n-iUtf nc.r3r,_i ^ ** r U u m;-j u iru lr^WW,ILiIIJX,JI INSTITUTE. OPENED ON THE 18TII NOVEMBER NEXT. ! - ?t::t? ! r!^HE second annual Fair of the 1. South Carolina Institute, for the j promotion oi'Art, Mechanical Inge nuity, &c., will bo held in Charleston, 1 j opening on the 18lli November, and ! ! to continue during the weekSpecimens of every branch of In-' dustiy are earnestly solicited. Pre! -.Hi 1 * liuuuia win ue awaruou?lortfte best' | specimens, a Silver Medal; for the | next best, a Diploma. For Original ; I Inventions, a suitable premium, at the \ ' discretion of the judges, j A selection will be made of the j best specimen of Mechanism and the ; j Arts?of Cotton, Rice, Sugar, Tobac- j ! co, Corn, "Wheat, Flour, Rosin anil i (Turpentine?and sent to the World's 1 Fair, to be held in London in the Spring of 18~>L. A large and commodious building has been selected for the Exhibition, j and every attention will be paid to the reception and care of articles sent to 1 j the rail*. All articles must be directed to L. M. Hatch, Chairman of j Committee ol Arrangements; and be delivered by the 14th of November. ! Communications addressed to James ! A;Taylor, chairman of Committe on j Correspondence, will meet with t prompt attention. The Hon. Jos. II. Lvmpkin, of Georgia, will deliver the Annual Ad- j dress, on Tuesday night, the 18th ) ' itw\ euiDcr. j ! Arrangements have been made I with the South Carolina Rail Road Company, to let all articles intruded for the I' air, return lVee of charge. WAI. GREGG, President. E. C. Jones, Secretary. 'THE SOUTHERN PRESS. " An association of sixty-three Members o Congress, Soimtors nnd Representatives, have constitutor tiits u a coinniittco to suneriutend tli? \ji ?i ?jinunern I'reeB at Washington City, to bo devoted to the j exposition and dcfuiicc of (Southern rights and , institutions?the dissemination of correct information as to Northern policy, and the course of political affairs generally, without reference to the old party lines of whig and Democrat, j Arrangements are now in progress, promptly to ensure the issne of such a paper under the title of "THE SOUTITEltN PRESS," for the conduct of which, suitable Editors have 1 heen ***" also receive the nid of number of eminent and able contributors. There will be both a tri-weekly and a weekly issue?tho latter to contain substantially the same matter as the former, and intended to reach those points of tho country whoso mail facilities are limited. A Daily issue will he added hereafter,should ii, u? ueuineu ailvbublo or nccesnnry by the press and people oftho Southern States. The paper will not bo exclusively political? but will embrace on its broad sheet tlie general nova of the day, domestic and foreign, l>y mail and telegraph; commercial and agricultural and literaryJpieces; Criticisms, original essays, literary ami miscellaneous; and, in >hort, all those items of general interest, the collected aggregate of which constitutes the interesting and valuable Newspaper. Oreat rare will betaken to give full and correct Report of the Proceedings and Debates in both IIouscs of Congress; as well ns the net ion oftho loea Legislature* e n the Southern question. A limited number only of Advertisements will bo received?the main object being to furnish a large amount of readitur matter. The paper will be printed on a sheet equal in size to those of (lie other Washington papers nnil tho material will bo procured especially for the purpose. It is confidently hoped that every true friend to tlio South will a id in procuring subcriber.*, and forward the names, with (lie amount subscribed, to toino Southern liopresentativo at Washington, forthwith. Postmasters arc authorized by law to remit subscriptions freo of postage. T E RMS: For Tri-weckly during the Scusion of Congress mul Somi-weokly during ihc recces, the price will be, pojr nimuin * f 5 00 Weekly paper 2 00 Tlio p rico oi' uubscription must bo paid invai nbly in advance, and the cosh accompany the name sent. A per son3 procuring ten names Miali be entitled to roceivo a copy gratis for ono year. A. P. BUTLER, J A CICS ON M ORTO N, R. TOOMBS, J. THOMPSON. iff/ nnd pnnors friendly to tl?o cnrrprizo will plcn*o publish thin Prospectus which will entitle tlum to "n oxcbfingo with tho nowaj nper. Letters* Remaining in the yP?>st Oflioc ftt Pickens C II., Quarter ending 30th June, J 850, which not nktn out within three months will be Bent to the Post-Office Department ns <lfn<! letfl*rs: Jncob Alexander | J M lirott Wm. Brnmblet ) Robert Bocn | Joel Brndlcy 1 Jns. M. Cnrlon James Cannon Thomas Davis Geo. \V. I)pd(l James Dodd Wm. F. Fend ley A G Field Hiram J Orogan Mary A Iloland- ! James Holt wirthe }W T Holland J W Ilnolica James Hughes Ed vard Ilonea or E Griffin Wm. Mortin 2 vVbner Marlftdis Thomas Perry Juuivn /Jvfucrtson. Charles Richards Miss Harriot Spillcr | J L iSfkanlilo Stephen Smith | Monroe Taylor Liesa Veal or H Veal. E. E. ALEXANDER. P. M. 80 June, 1850. . -or (KrThe friends of Col. James L Orr announce him a Candidate for rc-elcction, to r^presoftl this Congressional District, ?at the ensuing election- fJL . ^ I :> ' . :' 1 * y .? Ill III . 4H? . . . . THE PICKENS Academy. The cxcroiscs of this institution will commence on the first Tuesdftv in Jnna next under the chargc of Rev. William McWhortcr, late of Erskitic College. 13v order of tho Trustees. S. 11. McFALL, Pres'tB. ofT. E. M. KEITH, (Scc'rjr 1 4t cPA. IIKA1? <l!JARTEItS. Charleston, March 28. In pursunnee of a reeon-.mend'Mion of the Legislature, in relation to the dietiibu* * lion of only repaired A\mn, the MilitiOfficers interested, tire hereby notiGed that as all (lie Rifles helonjjirg to (he S(ate arc new, no guns of that ilcseiipa (ion shall in future be issued fx m the Arsenals. By order of the Commnhder-in-Chief 13. T. WATT, Q. M G. ./f]>ri] 12 3 W . S. & T. P. WlI.I.IAlHS, E^sicourn^ed by foimcr suc^ee*. havo again filled (heir sh<?K?>? ? handsome and carefully felcctcd sleek of the finest, best, and ol'cnpcst SPRING ANl) SUMMER (jooiis, Ever offered for sale in this Market lefore. They have Goods to suit nil classe* ages, sexes, "and the rest of mankind." For {Etc Indies. Caliccos of every shade end color, Mtt&lin* Lawns, Silks, and Linens, Hounds nr.fl RiliKnno ? " ....v* *.??? vufj cmivi uvt'i a tiling else they usually call for. HATS, BOOTS, SHOES, SADDLES, Crockery nnd Hardware. A good supply of liiroCd'LCSj cheap enough. A finft article ofSugavat 12 pounds to the dollar, nnd Codcc at concf-ponding1 rates All of which we aro anxious to dispo?? offorasmall profit for cash, (r credit tor ynuu uusioincrs. Call and see; we make no charge for showing our Goods. Salubrity, S. C., May 17.1850. LOOK OUT. .Those indebted to the subscriber can aye cost by calling and settling their notes and accounts as longer indulger.co cannot he given. JAMES GEORGE. Jan. 5, *50 HEAD QUARTERS. Charleston, FKn. 27, 1850 I [GENERAL ORDERS JVO.?] ClHOUMTA-NChf# dirmandlng t!vntib?r v Govornojjfcshoiild be Officially acquainted with the effective force of the .9fu*'jfc ; the number of nlann men?the iSiJjkUcr' Generals are hereby directed forthwith to make returns of th&r commands, hFo the 1 Adjutant and Inspector General at tjpamj den. A failure in responding promgtlv ta this order, $ill not be overlooked, anil tho j newspaper publications wilfue regarded r.? sufficient rtQtice. 13v order of the Commander in Chia J. W. CANTEY, Adjutant and In spector General. March 9, 42 1m. SONS OF TUiTS PICKENS DIVISION, NO 21. j Members qf this Division nro request*. I ed to meet hereafter on Saturday at 4 | o'clock, P. M. ' % | wm^PnortoIT, r. S. NOTICE. . # : All persons hnving demands against j the Estate of Nancy Feiguson late of > I Pickens District dee'd must hand them in 1 legally attested, and these indebted will | make payment. J. G. FERGUSON,ExecV .VayGO, 1850. # * ' L At TMD? m THE To sell your Bcese Wax, Tallow, Wool, Feathers, Pens, Threshed i Oats, and I)rv Hides; for which you can get Goods for at low down cach , prices at the store of BENSON & TAYLOR. j Pickens C. H., S. O. July 25th. 10 eerht' NEW AND FASHIONABLE SPRIM AND SVMtfWIZ GOODS: j The subscribers arc now receiving amt I opening lurgo assortments of the newest and most fashionable Spring and GOODS, together with Domestics nnd Groceries of all kinds, all of which they will dispose of on tha mnsf. ? .v??t/.muiO terms for cash. Call and examine before yow purchas# elsewhere. ALEXANDER k BARTON, ntPick> insvilie S. C,; ALEXANDER & NKVIL, at West Union B.C. ? <* v2 nl tf 1850 EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, Charleston, July 11, 18W). $ UNTIli the 1st of October next, nil cMiirminications for tho Exocutivo must, be addressed to hi?n? at Collll'llnil. |jfe; ?