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GeorgE IV. a Hack Driver.?A London hackney coachman, giving ttn jiccount qf his "life and times" in thirMorning Chronicle, relates the ^ following story: (< "Ah, tne old times was the rackety a times! I've often laughed and said ' that 1 could say what perhaps nobody, or almost nobody in England, can say now, that I'd been driven by a King. He grew to be a King afterwards, George IV. One night, p you see, sir, I was called off the F*and j? and told to take up at the Brii.sh ^ coffee-house, in Gockspur street. I was a lad then, and when I pulled up at the door, the waiter ran out and said: 'You jump down, and get inside?the JPrince is going to drive himself.1 I didn't much like the notion on it, but I didn't exactly know ? Vvhat to do, and wr.s getting off my seat to see if the waiter had put any tiling inside, for he let down the glass I am1 just as I was getting down, and had my loot on the wheel, ?iat came the Prince of Wales, and four or five tl rattle-brained fellows like himself. 1 S think Mai. Hanger was one, but I JH had hardly time to see thew, for the IV Prince griped me by the ancU and J the waistband of my breeches, and d lifted me off the wheel, and flung me h right into the coach, through (he win- S dow, and it was open, as happened, S luckily. I was little then; but he r< must have been a strong man. He tl didn't seem so very drunk either.. The Prince wasn't such a bad dri- S ver. Indeed, he drove very well for fe a Prince." d ir George Thompson, the famous En- tl glish anti-slavery agitator, was a- k mong the passengers by the steamer Canada from Liverpool. W e believe that it is not his intention to extend his visit south of Mason & Dixon's ~ line. IH)V(M)(gN[gM.i B' Married.?On 3d inst. by Rev. Drury Knox, Mr. J. Clark Terrell j to Miss Melissa Brown, all of this }, District. d n.. ii-- * .4*1 ? ? * un me inn insi., uy w. Jj. JVcitli Esq. Mr. John Griffin to Miss Ale- d thea. Ann Kiricsey, eldest Daughter ^ of Mr. C. Kirkfey, all of this District. " ??T0LU?!M PARTIES. 2 MR ADAMS will give his first v Party oil Tuesday Evening, s 19th instM at the Hull of the Sons of 2 Temperance 1 Nov. 9th 1850. 2S?2 Wto "rent: s THE Subscribers will rent for 1851' ^ to the highest bidder, on 2nd December next, the Plantation for- ? raerly owned by Mrs. Elizabeth ^ Striblinpf, dec'd., lying on Cane e Orcck T. M. &, M. S. STR1BL1NG, 3 Adrrt'rs. Nov. 16, 1850. 2G 2st y Head Quarters, J Edisto, Oct. I5lh, 1050. ^ r\ i*r_ v^ruer rxo. o rPHE Third Brigade of Cavalry J .JL and the Uniform Corps of (he 23d Regiment of infantry are ordered to parade for Review and Drill at Columbia on Wednesday, the 4th of _ December next. The Troops will bfc ready for review at twelve o'clock, M. 1 The Major General and Brigadier Generals of the 3d Division will attend with their respective suites. 0 All the Aids-de-camp of his Excellency Governor Seabrook, are re- r quired to be in atendance fully equip jted. " The Brigadier General of the 3d [ Brigade of Cavalry and the Colonel of the 3d Regiment of Infantry will ? extend this order to their respective ( commands. , l?_. l._ ^^il. - 1-- 1 1 ' r- fl "V'-'l'Jyf g; "?? ci iminsi iin pr-in-r.nlni i ~ J. W. CANTEY; 11 Adj't &, InspV Gen. s' A11 the papers sn the State will !? insert once a week till the day of review. -*3?*' "tJt "T, jf;; -v, Wj C>*P| .n Oct. 31. 25 lawtdr. ^ LANDS FOR SA.LE ? CHEAP. F GOOD Lands on Uamsay's Creek ft and Chauga; good Mills and# machine.'v?all my lands on Faki, hi Oconee, Crooked, and other Creeks, ai and on Chatuga sliver. 1 will sol! rt low for cash, or ml time by being tf secured. My object h to get my tc business together und to move, arid 1 C have made up my mind to offer such di bargains that those who have the C means may be induced to buy. Come A I i t t LTL II * * ^ ana ne( ana ouy gooa lands, nne c water power, in a healthy and picas- pi ant part of the country. |bl reluctantly hall leave my native State* with G the hopeof being' more useful?I have dt no other inducement. I do not e? 3N pact more health or worldly prosperity. '"' ""'fife% Ml I hope all person# itt?*bted to me C will pAy, witktiut cost or trouble. fc JOSEPH GRISHAM. Oct. 20,1850. 24~3t. ? # 4* " NOTICE. A LL person indebted to me at C\ Holly Hill, can save cost by ailing and settling their notes and ccounts very soon, as longer indulence will not be given. This is no JSt. J. J. HOWARD, oily Hill, Nov. 6th 1850. P. S.?I would also inform the ublic that Sugar, Coftee, Salt, Imaging and Rope can be had here on easonable terms. J. J. H. SOUTH CAROLINA. Pickciift District. IN KQCI t. lenj. F. Kilpatrick ) nd wife and others, > vs S Bill for Part, ^hom. II Jones 6c / wife, and others. $ It appearing to my satisfaction, rnt Thomas II. Jones, David Jones. usan G. Jones, Lucinda J. Jones, 'ebecca C. Jones, Nancy Jones, lartha M. Jones and Matilda C. ones; defendants to this Bill, chilren of Hartvvell Jones, and Mary is deceased wife, formerly Mary tiibling; and heirs at law of Jesse tribling dec'd. late of this District, sside from aqd without the limits of lis State. On motion of H. C. Young Comp. ol. It is ordered that the said de(ndants do appear and answe or emur to said Bill of complaint, with1 three months from this dnt?. or leir consent to the same will be taen pro confesso. M. M. NORTON, o. x. v. d. (7nmm'pa * Nov. 7,1850.' j" 25?3m SHERIFF'S SALES, Pickcns District. r YIRTUB or WRITS OF FIERI FACIAS TO UK DIKKCTBD. Will be sold before the Court-bouse l Pickens District, within the legal onrs. on the first Monday and Tuesay in December next: On Tuesday after Sale-day, at the efendnnls rr><sir1?r?o?' c 1 .?u.uviiw- unc ijurrei Itallion, one blind mare, one sorrel lare, Buggy and Harness, 100 bushIs corn, 500 bundles fodder, some hucks, 4 fat hogs, 4 cows and calves, yearlcns, 1 cherry table, lot tin /are, lot crockcry. 6 chairs, 1 mans addle, 1 plough and gear, 1 mattoc, I weeding hoes, 2 axes, 1 hatchet, pair steelyards, pair copper scales nd weights, 1 pair saddlebags; levied n as the property of Eppes Williams t the suit ofS. It. McFall. A O A Acres land, more or less tut: lying on the waters of Coneoss, adioinincr lands of Tnmn? Ton. ins, G. W. Philips and others, levid on as '.he property of A. W. Goron at the suit of John P Thompson, ane his wife, and others. A likely yellow Fellow about 20 ears of age. And at defendants esidence on Tuesday after Sale day, 00 bushels Corn and 20 bushels 'v heat, all levied on as the property f A. W. Holcomb at the suit of ohn Bowen and Thornton Benson. Purchasers to pay for titles. J. A. DOYLE, S, P. D. Nov. 9,1850. SECOND ANNUAL FAIR OF flnlH IJNSTlTUm PENED ON THE 18Tn NOVEMBER NEXT tttl ; rHJE second annual Fair of the South Carolina Institute, for the romotioii of Art, Mechanical Ingeliity, &c., will be held in Charleston, pcnin^ on the !8th November, and ) continue during the week. Specimens of every branch of lnustry are earnestly solicited. Preliums will be awarded?for the best pecimcns, a Silver Medal; for the ext best, a Diploma. For Original nventions, a suitable premium, at the iscretion of the .judges. A selection will be made of the Oct cnn/>lin/iri r\ 4 L. ~ UUb Ui XTACLrllCllllOlll UUll II1U Lrts?of Cotton, Rice, Sugar, Tobaco, Corn heat, Flour, Rosin and 'urpentine?and sent to the World's 'air, to be held in London in the pring of 1851. A large and commodious building as been selected for tho Exhibition, rid every attention will l>e paid to the irteption and o\' articles sent to le Fair. All articles mustbedirecsd to L. M. Hatch, Chairman of iommittee of Arrangements; and be slivered by the 14tn of November, lommunications addressed to James Taylor, chairman of Committe on iorrespondence, will meet with rompt attention. The Hon. Jos. H. Lumpkin, of Georgia, will deliver the Annual Adress, on Tuesday night, the 18th lovembor. Arrangements have been made 'ith the South Carolina Rail Road loippany, to let all article^ intended >r the * air, return free of charge. WM. CfREGG, President. I E. C. Jones','Secretary. COUNTY LANDS Officers and Soldiers (or their surviving widows or children), who served in any of the late wars, are entitled to Bounty Lands. I will attend promptly to claims of that character-, or to PENSION CLAIMS; And flatter myself that several years experience in this business, attended with great success, will be a sufficient guaranty to those having claims, to entrust them to my hands. M. M. NORTON. Pickens C. H., Oct. 15* 1850. 22 tf DISSOLUTION OF OOPAR1TNEIMMIIP. BY mutual consent we have agreed that on the first day of January next we will discontinue our business at this place. All persons indebted to us will please make arrangements to pay us by that time. The Goods we now have on hand we will sell at very reduced prices. BENSON & TAYLOR. Pickens C. H., Oct. 4, 20-tf THE Undersign take this method of calling the attention of purchasers to a large stock of Groceries, both in Augusta Ga., and Hamburg S. C. Consisting in part of BilCrdlNCr, both Gunny and Dundee; 44 to 46 inches wide, and heavy. Bale Rope and Twine. & l Id ATI mPPFP c^r mnfirl . _ .? .. v v/1 -? U/IJJ i lIVL/iV Molasses, Cheese, Mackerel, Flour, Bacon, Nails superior quality, CANDLES, TALLOW, AND PATENT MOULD, of all kinds, Sole Leather, Oak tanned, and Hemlock, do, Powder, Shot, Lead, Soap, Starch, Indigo and Madder WINDOW GLASS, PUTTYi GINGER, PEPPER, SPICE. Negro Shoes, and Blankets of the heaviest and best quality. Homespun, Calicoes, &c. &c. All of which we will sell at the very r?rir?oa A 1 1 ^..wu ui HID ZlUgUSld. <111(1 Hamburg markets. Orders from Georgia, Alabama, and South Carolina will be thankfully received, and filled at the lowest prices.?Orders addressed to Howard, McDonald & Co., either to Augusta or Hamburg, will meet with prompt attention. J. J. HOWARD. C. McDONAUDT. M. BR1NDLEY. CctrThe Laurensvillo Herald, and Hamburg Republican will please copy one month. Oct. 4, 1850, 20-4t LETTERS Remaining in the Post Office at j Pickens C. H., Quarter ending 30th September, which if not taken out within three months will be sent to the Post Office Department as dead letters: A Elisha Alexander; Daguarean Artist; C. Allen. B Samuel Barren. C An i Calhoun or Watson Collins; J. C. Clayton; F Elijah Foster. ^ Bright Gilstrap; F. Garvin. H John Hole,dn John Hurd; James Holden; Mrs. Mary A. Hunnicutt: W. T- Holland, 2; John Hudson sr; J. C. Hughes. James Inman. J Wm. Jdhnsort. K James Keith jr. Dr. Thortfas Lee; James H. Lesley;! Levineus. M I Jo'nn Morigould; James McGuffin; David McLellan; Robt. Maxwell jr. N O.W. Norris. p ; F. W. Pickens; David Presley. R Miss Margret Rogers; W. R. Rice; J. L. Roach 2; Caleb Robertson; L. B. Rutledge. s Stephen Smith; Wm. Sisemore; Jerry, or Jeremiah Satterfield. T J. V. Trimmien Epris Williams; James Youngblood; J. Young; T. A. Yow. E. E. ALEXANDER. P. M. > C^rWE are authorised to announce Capt. John Geurin as a an? did ate for Sheriff of Pickeno Ditrict at the ensuing election. SOUTH CAROLINA. in Till COMMON PI.KAS. PICKENS DISTRICT. Allen Keith, assignee, ) Dec. in Attach 8. [ Perry <fe Keith, Joel M. Keith. ) Plff's Att'ya. The Plaintiff linying this day filed hi9 Declaration in ir.y oftico, and tho Dofendant having no Wife, nor Attorney, known to be in this State on whom a co py of this Declaration may bo served, On motion of Plaintiff' Attorney, It is Ordered, That the Defendant do appear and plead or demur to the said Declaration, within one year and a day from this date, or judgment will entered by default. \Y. L. KEITII, o. c. p. Clerk'a Gnlct, ) January 1, 1150. J 33-ly B AR G Jl TjYST The subscriber# art now receiving a wall selected assortment of SPRING and SUMMER \i If l/Lf ^'! Groceries, Boots and Shoes II VTS and HOIVIVET8, Crockery, Saddlery; Drnp, Medicines and Hardware. Together with a great muny other GoodB not usually kept in country Villages* All of which >r? will 6c'.l low for cash "or .edit. Call arid ezamin* for yourselrea before buying elsewhere. P. E. E. ALEXANDER. Pickens C. II., Mav 17, 1850. us befoia P. S.?All those iudebted touested to the 1st January last, ar? requested to pay ?p. E E. k P. A I ARTMUm'? MOMS TiE - THE subscribers have commenccd the publication of a New Weekly Paper for | families, with the abovo title, under the entire control of T. S. Arthur, who will concentrate upon it nil, or nearly all, of his literary labors. The design of this paper is clearly expressed in the title?"Home Gazette. ! It will be, emphatically a paper for the homo circle?a household companion?a pieasant fireside friend, coming to all ? : !. - * i.ii a uucunui countenance, ana socking, while it imparts instruction, to entertain and interest all classes of readers. A leading feature of the "Home Onaette" will be a series of Original Nouvelettes by the Ed tor, who will furnish some four or five picitures of domestic life, written in his best style, for every volume. The "Home Gaactte" will be tho organ of no party nor sect; nor will it be the exponent of any of the iatva of the day. But :t will faithfully advocato tho light, and seek, by every means, to widen the circle of human happiness. Honestly will the editor teach the truth, as he has ever done in his writings, for the sake of good to his fellow men. But in doing this, he will avoid unnecessary harshness and causeless offence, and keep his journal free from stain of wounding personality. He will opposo what is fals? and evil, as ono of his social duties; but while doing 80; will use no sharper language than ita rebuke and correction may require.The "Home (7aicttc" will bo elegantly printed, on tmo white pnper, with hvge I clear faced type, that inaybereudby young nnd old without injury to the eyes. TERMS OF THE PAPER I IN ALL CASES IN ADVANCE, One copy, per 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 arc sent, an extra copy will be furnished to the postmaster, or other person who makes up the club. One codv of either Gnrlnv's Lady's Book, Graham's Magazine, or Sartain's Magazine, will be sent for four dallars^ All letters must be post paid. Money that is current at the place where the subscription is made, will be taken in payment for ! the paper. Address, T. S. Arthur &: Co. No. Li Athenian Buildings, Franklin Place, Philadelphia.' RO ADSTIIO ADS^ Application win be made to the n?xt Legislature, for the appointment of Commijsioners to alter the following roads, viz: From Enstatoa to Pickens C. H.? by Poor Creek. From Pool1 Creek to Anderson C. H. rrom uoi. wm. iNimmon s to Pendleton village. From Eastatoa to Cashier's Valley by way of White-Water Falls. Eastatoa Farmer. Sept. 10,1850. JAMES G EORGE, MERCHMT TAILOR Isnovr receiving a great variety of the InLftftt.nnd inn?t. fRsliionahln French nnd English GOODS. For Gent? Spring and Summorwear. Among In 3 assortoment may be fotind a variety of Broadclothein, Sc Casimcres; Drabd'Ete, Satinets; Tweeds, Ac. Plain and Fancy. ALSO, A handsome assortment of Ready* mad b Clothing, all of which he trill dispose of ?heap for cash: Gome and examine for yourselves befere pcirefiisingelsewhere, LANi> FOl! SALE. THE subscriber offers 100 acres of well improved land lying on (he East side of the West prong of Little River for sale on terms favorable to purchasers. P. S. Application must be made on the premisis, between this time and (he 5th December. EPPES WILLIAMS. Oct. 29, 1850. 24?tf. "THE SOUTHERN PRESS." Ax association of sixty-three Members o Congress, Senators and Representatives, liavo constituted the u ndersigned a committeo to superiutand the establishment of a Southern Press at Washington City, to be devoted to the exposition and defence of Southern rights and institutions?tho dissemination of correct information as to Northern policy, and tho course of political affairs generally, without referbneo to the old party linos of Whig and Democrat. Arraugcmtnts aro now in progress,promptly to ensure the itsnt of such a paper uuder tho titlo of "THE SOUTHERN PRESS," or tho conduct of which, suitable Editors liavo 1 ww?ii ougugcu, who win also rcccivo the aid of number of eminent and able contributors. Thero will bo both a tri-weekly and a weokly issue?the latter to contain substantially the Baine matter as tho former, and intended to reach those points of the country whoso mail facilities are limited. A Daily issuo will be added heroafter,should it be deemed advisable or necessary by tho press and people of tho Southern States. Tho papor will not be exelutively political? but willembraco on it? broad sheet ihs general tieirs of the tlay, domestic and foreign, by mail and telegraph; commercial and agricultural and literary pieces; criticisms, original essays, literary and miscellaneous; and, inohort, all those items of general interest, the collected aggregate of which constitutes the interesting and valuable Newspaper. Great care will betaken to give full and corrcct Report of the Proceedings and Debates in both Houses of Congress; as well ns? the action oftheloca Legislatures 011 tho Southern question. A limited number only of Advertisements j will be received?the main obiect beintr to fur- I rush a largo amount Of reading matter. The paper will bo printed on n sheet equal in sizo to those of the other Washington papers and tho material will bo procured especially for the purjKwo It is confidently hoped that everytruo friend to the South will aid in procuring subcribura, and forward tho name9, with tho amount subscribed, to some Southern Representative at Washington, forthwith. Postmasters aro authorized by law to romit subscriptions free of postage. T E 11 M S: ngross ForT Tri weekly during the Session of Co price and Senii-woekly during the rocess, the g 00 will be, per uunum - f , Weekly papeif The p rico of subscription must be paid invatrably in advance, and tho cash accompany tho namu sent. A pers(> ns procuring ten names shall be enlod tore cive a copy gratis for one year. A. P. BUTLER, JACK SON MORTO N R. TOOAf BS, J. THOMPSON. fcSTEitdors and papers friendly to the en erprieo will please publish Ui'i Piospcclus which will entitle theiu to an exchange with the newspaper. [a. l. jarruRS,] [w. a. cotiirjlx.] [8. J. BUCKMA8TBR.] WARE-H OUSE AND i Commission merchants. Market Street, IlAMnuao, S.'C.?WATjtRPuoor McInto?h-Strc?t, Auousta, On.?FinKrnoor. Take this method of informing their friends nnd the public generally, that they still continue the Wabshoush ?.r,d Commission business in this place and Augusta, Ga., where they offer their servl^AQ f A P criWllfW Qrrrvnn ^ ' .wg tvituvjiitn, uivnr. u?ntki< \j<Jl"TON, Flour, Bacon, <fec., RecbIvb and Forward Merchandise, But Goods, tor Plantkr8 or Merchants; Their Warehouse in Augiista is on Mclntosh-street, in the cfentrc of the Cotton trade. Their Warehouse in this place is safe from water and isolated, therefore not exposed to fire. As they will be constantly rtt their post, and promoting the interests of their friends (which they arc aware will add to their own.) They solicit and hope to meritand receive a full share of that liberal patronage heretofore bestowed, and for wlvch they now return thanks. Liberal cash advances toill be made when required, on any produce iri store JEFFER8, COTHRAN <fc Co. Hamburg, Sept. 1st, 1840. 18 EXEC UTIVE 1)EPAR TMENT Kdisto, Oct. 15, 1850. fnllnwirwr '[Vnntw n.-n ?- -W..V, ?- UMiHiU to parade at Columbia on Wednesday, the 4th of December next, viz: The 1st Regiment of Artillery. The Jniform companies of the 16th r..d 17th Regiments of Infantry. The 3d Regiment of Cavalry. The Uniform companies of Sumter, Kershaw; Lancaster, Fairfiold) Newberry, Lexington and all other Uniform corps that may find it convenient to attend. Such of the Troops as may be disposed to accept the invitation are requested to report to the Adjutant and Inspector General af Columbia on or before 1st day of December, and state if Tents are preferred by any?if so, they will be pitched for their use. The Major and Brigadier Generals of the State with their suites are respectfully invited to r/.tend. t By order of the commander-in-chief J, W. OANTEY, 1 Adft. and fvsp'r Gen. All the papers in f.he stale will copy once a week till rtey of .evicw. Oct. 3l 25?lawidr $25 REWARD R ANA WAY from the subscriber* at Kingston, Cass coM Geonwt, a negro man nam^d CUPIT. Han a wain over his left eye, inclined to be gray, about 45 years old?of rather a brown complexion. I bought tho boy of Gen. Garvin, of Pickens Pis't. S. Cm 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 Jacofc Burris, Esq., near Anderson C. H.? S C DAVIS BOROUGHS. Kingston, Geo., Augi 14, 1850. LOOK OtT. " Those indebted to the subscriber c4m Bftve cost by calling and settling their notes and accounts as longer indulge^'?* cannot be given. JAMES GEORGB. Jan. 5, '50 HlYiDiiUARTERS. CiiAni-ESTOH, Fbb.27, 1880 [GENERAL ORDERS NO ? 1 C1RCUMTANCES demanding thattfce Governor should be ofiicially acqu*u?:-j4 with the cffectivo force of tho &t?tc, and the number of alarm men?the Brigadier Generals are hereby directed fortlmitb to iuuku rciurns 01 meir commnnas, 10 id* Adjutant and Inspector General at Cam* don. A failure in responding promptly this order, will not bo overlooked, and tb* newspaper publications will be regarded sufficient notice. iiy order of the doramander in Chii? J. W. CANTEV, Adjutnbi and J* spector General. March 9, 42 lm. B.F. rKRRY.] [a. k. khItkv PERRY & KEITH* Attorneys lit Law. Will Practice in theCourtabf Law Mid? Equity for Sickens District. Ovutpp Pinbnna !! .C fl October 1, 1849. iff! NEW AND FASHIONABLE SrKINtt AND SUIUBIEl* GOODS: The subscribers are now receiving and opening largo afesdrttnerita of the neweaft and most fashionable Spring and jSfamtnes1 .GOODS, together with Domestic! and Grdccrics of a\\ kinds, a\l of -which thejr will dispose of On the most reasonable terms forcasli. Call and examine before you purchaa# elsewhere. ALEXANDER <fe BARTON, atPick^ insville S. C.; ALEXANDER & NEVILj at West Union S. C. y2 nl tf 1850 SOUTH CAROLINA; PICKENS DISTRICT. David Lotly and wife, AppHca*d*l vs. Wm. McWhortcr and wife, And others, Defendaiite. Whereas it appears, to the Ofdinaiy of said District, that Mathew Kyle, Henry Kyle find some of mo children of Jas. Kyle, deceased, vs. James Kyle and .Hunter Kyle, the children of John,Laughlin and Wm. Kyle, deceased, (names not K nown,) and the heirs of Catharine Kyle, widow of Robert Kyle, deceased* (names not known) parties, defendants, reside without the limits of this State: It is therefore OrderttJ and Uecreed that they do appear and object to the Partition of the Lands described in the Petition in this ca4e on or before the 1st Monday in De? cember, 1850, or their consent to thri same will be entered of record. W. D. STEELE, o. p. b. SejDt. 2nd, 1850. 16-3m FASHIONABLE FALL AND rF*Hll Subscribers acknowledged JL their 6'bligatiohs for a liberal patronage heretofore extended to I hem, ahd bfcg leave to announce to thfc public, that they have on hand, a larger assortment of FINE and Cheap GOODS, than usual, all of which are of tho latest style and well adapted to tho season. They pledge themselves to furnish, as many, as fine, and as chetra GOODS as can b found in any country store. GROCER ih) S, CROCKERY, and HARDWARE good enough for any body. Our iriendd and patrons arc invited to call and examine for themselves. They have also several Two and Four horse WAGGONS of extra finish, and two or three horses which, they will sell on reasonable terms, h applied for soon. ( W. S. &, T. P. WILLIAMS, Salubrity S. C. %Oct. 4,1830. 20 tf ::L FTTRAITTITT?!? rpTHOSE who wish Bureaus and 1 Bedsteads, can get them on wto enable Kr^s by Pick?n?e.H.)S'.C. * mA