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1 I i III I I i Amorte tho passengers in tho Pacific, which finned from Ctmrgres on tjij^. 11th instwns William, Prince of Wir^mpey on his way to New Oilcan^. Hojh?bcortTrnvling from homo for 20 ycar^Wyo inO New York Tribune. NOTICE. THE heirs at law of Nancy Fei>;j guson, de\l., are hereby notified to bo and appear in the court.of Ordinary on 2nd Monday in January next to make a settlement v ith the Executor of the last will and testament of said deceased. J. G. FERGUSON* Ex'r. Pickens G. II., Nov. 17, 1850. ; oa_ At 11. NEW GOODS WE are now receiving a large lot of new and Seasonable G 0 O D S , consisting in part of Plaid Linsoys, Printed Tweeds, Cloths, Fancy do. Cassimcres, Sattinct, Barathea Vesting, Fig\l T. R. Prints j Black and Fancy Alpaccas, Kid Gloves, Shawls, Kentucky Jeans, Shirtings, Hals and Gaps, Shoes, &c.; BOSSY; Fine Gold Breast Pins, assorted, * " " Studs, u " Rings, " o/\ TT_? r^\ l ou nour v^iocks, Alarm " Looking Glasses, Cedar Pails, Keelers, Buckets, Wash Halls, Soap, Starch, Cologne, Cinnamon, Sands' Sarsaparilla, Indelible Ink, Jayne's and Cook's Pills. Table mid Pocket Knivns. nqsnrt. eijl; Axes, Hand and Cut Saws, Drawing Knives, Shovels, Spades, Grindstones. Collbe, Sugar, Salt, Nails, Cheese, Candy, llaisms, Almonds, Cigars, &c., <fec. Give us a call ! Our thanks are tendered to our friends lor their patronage, and we hope to merit a continuance of the same. ALEX AN I) Fill &NEVII/L. West Union, S. C., Dec. 5, 1850. 29 2is CAlITimvr ALL persons are notified not to trade for a Note of hand given by nie to Robert M. Beaty for $275, payable 25 December next, and bearing date about 15th October. 1850, ??> ! have received no value for the same, note, 1 shall not pay it unless coinpolled by law. " HENRY MYERS. December 7th?21)?It? or tf NOTICE. j MY wife Mary Matilda Myers having left my bed and board without-any just cause or provocation, 1 | hereby forewarn all persons whom-1 soever from harboring her, or trading ahn trafficking with her in any way urKafACmtHMHaf lv~ .. iruuibiui i ov i muni nwi ui; .u:i;uuiltabic for aiiy debts contracted by her nor for any bproperty traded by her. HfcNllY MYERS. comrajjiison bki1vbi:n cooky aso tuk OTiiicn ; - riIILAI>RI.PII>A moxtill^'u. Iii 1848, the XiutyV1ft<>??k gave (>18 pages? whichi? 1t(J luorqpfthn oho, unci 1-18 more than tlmothof i'liUH.lelpUjft mopthly. Ho givve 2|I * r>ii'reSli>i^K?nraonq; whi?h were 20 olorcl, nnd 93 full i-? U<tV more than onu, hiul jirintotl^uparfttely on tinUnl pa[ur, 24 pages, or twelvQ'piefv. s' in a year. To .show the cheapness I 'ta of the ].:irly'|4io(ik, this'music, if boujihtawiiar rfttulv at tlio muttioStores, would coat tlx' price of the whole yviY* ^b*crinifui-r-$8. 8ovr, <>? o?m P$Piir.:A|t E>i?Ki.r:t8HMpTrv Ln, dit'* work Vl'lich oompri-<<- nvpryiniwgfe': I oj > , 'OyBl . .1 1 v*-. . r( i 4 vj ' ' w NOTICE. ATjli persons indejotod to the subscriber for 18f/7-8-9 and 1S00 are requested to pay up, us after the 1st of January next their notes and accounts will be found in the hands of YV. J. CJantt, Esq. f TVT T a t*/n r.iAT/^n jp. j.n. j 3 He kens C. II., Dec. 7th, ^O. 29?4t HIl. HUGHES, having applied lo me for Letters of Administration on tho likitute of Robert Cobb, late of Pickens District, deceased. The kindred and creditors _'i_ 1J " ii*? ciiemo appear ueiore me 011 the 10th inst., to snow causo, if any they tan, why said Letters should not be granted. Given under my hand and seal, 2nd December, 1850. \\r i\ fni.'i.'T t-1 1 v? . I/. O I HjJCjIjLj, o. P. I), SALE. B )Y Order of W. 1). Steele, Esq., I } Ordinary of Pickens District, will be sold 011 Sale-day in January next, before the Sheriff's Olliee, within the legal hours, a tract of Land lying on hot 11 sides of Little ltiver, adjoining lands of Tlios. Harrison, deceased, and others, contain-! ing One Hundred and Fitly Acres more or less, belonging to the Kstatc of Robt. Kylr, deceased. Sold for Partition. ?ALSO? CO Acres moie or less, being the , Real Estate of Win. P. McDow.de cease;'., adjoining lands of Rev. \V. (i. Mulhnix, \\ in. 1). Arnold, Ci. \\ . McDjbw, and others. Sold i'or Partition. TERMS OF SAliR : Twelve months credit, except cost which will be required on day oi Sin K I * A I * IIUOV. 1 f^IYUI^ UUIIU <111(1 good security, >md mortgage of the premises if requi.ed l>y the Ordinary, to secure the payment of the purchase money. J. A. DOYLE, s. i>. i>. CITATION. G\V. McDOW having applied to me for Letters of AriminI istration on the Kslate of \Vm. Mc Dow, late of Pickens Dis'trict, tie-1 ceased. The kindred and creditors : are cited to appear before me v>n the j '20th inst., to show cause it' they ran, why said Letters should not be gran* I ted. | Given under my hand and seal, r.i 1 i? ?u--.ii I win J/UUtlllHUI 1 lOUU* w. d. steulk, o. ... IN E?lfJITY~Plckciis. W illiam Hunt aiuH Mason Burdinc* j Bill for Parti-; Adm i". and other , >tion and Sale, vs. j &,c. James YV. Hunt. J Hy virtue of a Decretal Order in uus case, i will sell belore the, Court , House on the lust Monday in January next, tlu: following Lands belonging to the Estate ot Henson Hunt, deceased, viz: Tract No. 1?Containing Three Hundred and Thirty-Eight Acres, lying on Dodd's Creek, waters of Saluda River, adjoining lands of ilT ti ??f ii i 1 ( >?? n.wl lilllll <111(1 UlllUICil 1 -vM'hact No. 2?Conlaifling Throe Hundred and Sixty one Acres, also lying Dpdd's Creek waters of Saluda River, adjoining lands of R. Rackley and others. The above Lands are sold for Par tion among the Heirs of flenson llunt, deceased. TERMS : A credit of Ono and Two years without interest, in equal instalments, isstpopt a sufficierfcy to pay the costs of this proceeding which will be required in cash, will be given? iheuurchaeer giving, bond and good security for the payment of the purchase. Ti ' V7T-, " "il ***'il*-"iTTTiiWB NOTICE. ALL person indebted to mo at Holly Ilill, can save cost by calling and settling their notes and accounts veri/ soon, as longer indul 111 _ , , 1 * * (ji'uucr win not oe given, Jims is no jest. J. J. HOWARD. Holly IIill,Nov. Uth 1S50. P. S.?I would also inform the public that Sugar, Coffee, Salt, Bagging and Rope can be had here on reasonable terms. J. J. II. SOUTH CAROLINA. Pickcris IHsti'Ict. IN KQCI V. lienj. F. lv.il pal rick J and wife and others, > vs ) Bill* for Part. Tliom. 11 Jones &, ? wife, and others. ? ll appearing to my satisfaction, I hat '1 nomas J I. Jones, David Jones, Susan C. Jones, Lucinda J. Jones, Rebecca C. Jones, Nancy Jones, \in..<i... vt i < ? xix ill ilia J.YJL JIM1US <111(1 LVliUIIUcl V>. Jonos; defendants to this Hill, children of llarlwoll Jones, and Mary his deceased wife, formerly Mary Sliibling; and heirs at law of Jesse Sh'ibling dee'd. late of this District; reside from and without the limits of tiiis State. n ?: i' i j p v V/ll II1UI IUI1 1>1 I JL. V^. I UllllJ^ V Olllj). Sol. It is ordered th;U the said defendants do appear and answe or demur to said Hill oi' complaint, within three months from this dale, or their consent to the same will hu taken pro eonfesso. J\I. iM. NUIITON, c. j:. r. u. Comm'rs Ollico, } Nov. 1, 1S50. j 25?3m PROSPECTUS OF TBS 63 souTitfJEftN p&rmor, To in-: Publish no at Cukknvii.i.k, S. 0. )lHHllU.K>AO?) OlJ| JO X)I|I(|1!)S puu Muopsi 'oaijsnf oi|i in iso.ioj U1.IUM|| |1> |SiH|.rU?> III! SH )S1!0| ]l! pill! l|ilU)g V)'| | Ol AJI|0|)l(f JO XHMMlI'iW ouios sh* 's.ioiotj.mijo pun soai| .uoiji mouolj .11.11(1 jo jliopuotlopiu 'A"|uuull -woo oiji ,C<| pop.mSfo.i oc^ p|noi|s sii| ^ SJU||Op j>lU!S'llOl|l po.ipunij |i!.i?)a.)s l||.IOA\ O.IU j hi I! lSOAli|S p(u!SMOl|) 1! A| -auou ua\o oi|a\ 'iioiin>|iuo3 jo uojiuio -ossuub <>i sSuo|.)Ci pirn mhia\ do nun -Siuo suij n)pi.U?cj_ luoipnog fluujiiug jo uoijn| -noocls put) sp.iuzui| oi|) in Jnumuijuoj S;1HI||O.IW?) (||dOg |0 A'.>l|C)ti tf(ll|dlU -.10.) puusnouin.i kui!y{[(]ncio}[-i|ii\ oip Suisoddo puu?xojnjg /<> uoiuff OIJI /'() ft)1.(So/Uf 01/1 pill) 'IIOI/II/I/S'I/I);) /" ?7'<7/ "// '"//y S'/'IM!}[ ai0 iiiupuojop?s|ins.in([ pu.i)snpu[ .ioij 111! in A'.i|iino.) -i(i jo jiu)UK)A().i(!iiii pj.iouoii oi[t pun kaD(i;jro<^ 4o.mju.iojiri sj|ii|of| ls.?.iMr.)H|iHiu]\r lo.inijnoi.iiiy eo.ioimiio o) |)3)o.\i)|) \i.oi>ma(j X>IH!!J..'10?| 'Hfj;,, ]).')|A'ls oq o\ ' ;) li)||iAMOO.ii) jo u.uo ^ .)i|j n; .i.xliul -savo^j; Appo puu A'p|.).) \\-uj, in.ip -uodopuj nu onssj oj posodo.i(l si The Proprietors are under the impression that the growing importance f)l OUP Tmvil llu llfinvir Vlni-nrillfilo - x. .. .. >?u IIUUT V XT JL V> I V Cllllliv; and Manufacturing business, the anticipated Railroad facilities, and our present Mail arrangements, together with the general intelligence, Prosperity and Patriotism of our District, must insure the success of a Triweekly Newspaper?giving to the business community tlie news and Telegraphic Despatches, sooner than they can be received throuirh the TYi.weekly city papers. The undersigned have been charged, by I ho Proprietors, with the Kilitorial Department of "The Southem Patriot.1' It is not without re luctanpe that they assume thitf'grave responsibility; but having done so, neither time, labor, nor energy, shall bo wanting to make the Paper wojk thv 6f oublio 'natbnki(w1& i m!1 bt^gularly' tincl - ; oily r.TTJiMin.- . -it?nrsi'-nr?i?n?-nr?f sbsc, home 6A2ETTE. THE subscribers have commenced the publication of?i New Weekly taper tor families, with the above title, under the en- j tire control of T. S. Arthur, who will con- 1 contrate upon it all, or nearly all, of his lit- I erary labors. Tlio design of this paper is j olnoi'ln AV?kaii "I/1 4 I 4 1' - "TT - vtvuiii tAjiu-o^ru 111 uiu uuo?"iiome ua- j Botte. f It will be, emphatically a paper i for tho home circle?a household compan- j ion?a pleasant fireside friend, coming to all with a cheerful countenance, and set?king, while it iinpaKs instruction, to entertnin and inteiest all classes of readers. A leading feature of the "Home Gazette" will bensetiesof Original Nouvelettes by the Ed tor, who will fin tiish some (our or live piciturcs of domestic life, written in his best e i ?" - ?? " styic, iui every voiumo. 1 ne "iiumc Uiizetto" will he the organ of no party nor sect; nor will it be the exponent of any of the isiDt of the day. But it will faithfully advocate tho right, and seek, by every means, to widen the circle of human happiness. Honestly will tho editor teach tho truth, rts ho has ever done in his writings, i for the sako of good to his fellow men. But I in doing this, he will avoid unnecessary ' I harshness and causeless offence, and keep | j his journal free from stain of wounding personality. lie will opposo what is false : and evil, as one of his social duties: hut while doing so, will use no sharper language i than its rem kc and correction may require, i The "Home Gazette" will he elegantly j i printed, on line white paper, with large j cleat faced type, that may bo read by j ! young and old without injury to the eyes. : TERMS OF THE PAPER I IN ALL CASES IN ADVANCE, I l Une copy, per annum 00 1 I Three copies f> 01) I Six 10 00 i Ten If; 00 Fourteen 20 (50 1 1 Where a club of six, ten, orfourj teen copies arc sent, an extra copy will be furnished to the postmaster, | or oil er person who makes, up the club. One cony of cither Godey's Lady's Hook, Graham's iMu^av.ine, oj*Sartain's Magazine, will be sent for four dallars. All letters must bo j pitsi paid. Money thai is current at the place where the subscription is i made, will be taken in payment for j th' paper. ; Address, T. S. Arthur & Co. No. 5 Athenian Huildings, Franklin Place, Philadelphia. B ,/IR G A IJ\' "M! The subscribers are now receiving a well s.rle ted assortment of SJPflCIft'M aaidJ srjofiKR G- O O D SI fta'occrics, EBoofis ami SJmpcs Hl.Vfi\S and JSttXtfETS, ? 5. . x a ill M ^ yv T?,iu3B ii;rj i 1*52, ittc'tficirfcs aiid liSanhvaro. Together with ft great many other Goods not usually kept in country Villages' All of which we will sell low for cash or credit. <'alB and examine for yourselves before buvintr elsewhere. ' "P. ik E. E. ALEXANDER. Pickens 0. II., . av 17, 1850. u efoi e P. S.?All those indebted to us dot the 1st January last, are icq u clod l'".v up. E E. Si P. A LETTERS Remaining in ihe Post Oflico nt Piekons G. 11., Quarter ending 30th Septeinbef, which if not taken out, Within llirnn i-nnnll><; will lw? onui I t h(i Post Office Department as dead letters: w..< A Elisna Alexander; Daguarean Artist; C. Allen. B' Samuel Barren. m 0 Anna Calhoun or Wttfson Colljnas J. Q|j?;iayUm; * Eiiflli Foster. ? ...'v'? c (iilslrap; F. Garvin. [ Ajgrs. ;.i;uy A. I Ic'ijiiiruU: i ; ' V . I I 11 : : : \ \ I! j? ,'i \ BOUNTY LANDS Officers and Soldiers (or their surviving widows or children) who served in any of the late wars, are entitled to Bounty Lands. 1 will attend I promptly to claims of that character,' or to PENSION CLAIMS-, Ana natter myseit mat several ye <-s experience in this business, attended with grcut success, will be a sufficient guaranty to those having claims, to entrust them to my hands. M. M. NORTON. Pickens C. II., Oc'. 15, 1SD0. 2:2 tf - il. L. jkfkhus.j [W. 3. OOTUHAN. [K. J. UUCKMASTER.] \V A B E-II O U 8 E AND (yoitmsissioai jllcrclinnfs. Market-Street, Hamuciio, S. 0.?WATnurncoF MoIntofih'Strvct, Avuvkta, On.?Firki'uoov. Take this method of informing their j friends ?nd the public generally, that they still continue the Waiikuoisi; and Commission business in this plact. and j Augusta, Ga., where thev offer theirser vices to Receive, Stoke ok sell Cotton, Fi.oi n, Bacon, &c., Receive and Fok*vard Merciiaxdisk, Buy Goods, for Pl.anteks ok MeKCIIANTS. Their Warehouse in Augusta is on Mclntosh-strcet, in the centre of the Cotton trade. Their Warehouse in this place is safe from water and isolated, therefore not exposed to (ire. As they will he constantly at their post, and promoting the interests of their friends (which thev are aware will add to their own.) T1 icy solicit and hope to nieritund receive a full share of that liberal patronago heretofore bestowed, and for which they now return thanks. Liberal cash advances will be made when required, on any produce in store J KKKKKS, COTIIllAN & Co. Hamburg, Sept. 1st, 18-19. IS r IP lift I ndei'sign take t his method fi of cnHiiu? the attention nt'nur chasers to a large slock of Groceries, both in Augusta (Ja., ami Hamburg S. (J. Consisting in part of | BSjIU<>iErVtfiJ, PtotEi 4* tinny alio. Dundee; 4-1 to mchcy wide, aia?3 heavy. It rile l&opc and Twine. S UG AII C 0 FFE I') S'A L 7' III UN Cheese, Mackerel\ ! i,m r?tvt m * r mur, n.'icoii, xMnus superior quality, CANDLES, TALLOW, AND PATENT J\l()l JjD, of all kinds, ' Sole Leather, Oak tanned, and Hemlock, do, Powder, Shot, Lead, Soap, Starch, Indigo and Madder i iv in do iv Class, I PUTTY; gin a/ ni, I pepper* spice. Negro Shoos, and Blankets of ilie heaviest and best quality. Homespun, Calicoes, <S. e. $cc. All of which we will sell at the very loivent prices of the Augusta and Hamburg markets. Orders from Georgia, Alabama, and South Carolina will be thankfully ! received, and filled at the lowest prices.?Orders addressed to How-! ard, McDonald <fc Co., cither to An-1 gusta or Hamburg, will meet with j nromot attention. J'. .). ! IOW ART). O. Me DON A LI). T. M. BR1NDLEY. 03~The Laurensyille Herald, and Hamburg Republican will please copy one month. Oct. 4, 1850.$' 20-41 - ;V- :jjl : SOUTH CAROLINA IK Tirq COMMON IM.F.AG, r^inCKEN<Sf DISTRICT; > AllfiP/JfcoUh. assignee, ) Doc. in Attttoh .jiVs. Vr-Pcrry <k Keith, C&jQcfSk. Keith. ) ; Hlff'sAtt'ys, ' The Plaintiff having tills day filed bis Declaration ia^my office, and the ftefendt\u.t having no Wife, nor Attorney, knrtwh to bo in tjiia &f.utc on whom a co,.-, py of a ^h is Dccmrotion may bd^aerved,' On tVioTron of Plnintijf'ft Attorney, It is" Ordefcd, That the Defendant? do j -l?i --III Muputii uuu jjn;av? *n uyuiur 10 HlftjSOKl Declaration, fyitfiin ono year mid n day fowf this dato, 6r judgment wijV,on^jf'ed WEE ' KTS1TII,'cfrii/ p. Clcvk's Officc* - I ' ?& '-18| January 1, 1850. J Jj| zzsiUmm-' . ?"Hi u > >vr, ttiy^inthonscd to nndiflftteXr Sheriff of j^gkcna at the ensuing elect ion. ihe 'ol'the Vt^?r&T7?*.'li SOUTH CAROLINA, PICKENS DISTRICT. David Losly and wife, Applicants, vs. Win. Mo Whorter ana wife, an* others, Defendant*. Whereas it appears, to the Ordinal y of said District* that Mftthew Kyle, Henry Kyle and some ol tUo children of Jas. Kyle, deceased, v?. James Kyle and Hunter Kyle, the children of John, Laughlin and Wm. Kyle, deceased, (names not 1 nown,) and the heirs of Catharire Kyle, widow of Rnlwrf TC vlr?. (names not known) parties, defendants, reside without the limits of this State: It is therefore Ordered 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 Do cember, 1850, or their consent to the same will be entered of record. W. I). STEELE, o. p. d. Sent. '2nd, 1850. !G-3m GEOllGE GATE'S tftnysgo wftfkE For the exclusive sale o f Bacon Ra ten's and Dubois and Seabury celebrated Grand Action Pii;* i - a/iu r t ries, 231 r>.nd 23<??King Street, (at the Bend,) CHARLESTON, S. C. jUJvcrt/ Instrument sold is accowpanicd with a written guarantee so that there is jig rink whatever to the pur\ chaser. ? NEW MUSIC. i\'f ^-VR^ would respectfully invit XT JL Ihe attention ol the public generally I to his select catalogue of musical publica lions, the copy rights of which have been secured from the (Composers. ^ Anna Jiishop's dram! March, founded Sx\ Bellini's celebrated Hondo Finale, 'All! don't mingle,' in *La Somnnmbula,' and introducing the new variation, composed l by Bellini, (never before published and mo property 01 jiocnsn.; jmiidcihsIiccI with a correct likeness of Madame Bishop, in the character of Atniiut. Arranged for the Piano Forte by N. C. Bochsu] Price 3*7 A cents. I Uue nuit dans les Tvopiqucs: (A Night i'l I the Tropics.) A Reverie, on a niotivo ! from J.o Desert, bv Keliciec David. Composed by Maurice Strnkosch. 37^ cents* ~ ? j Grand Polka J'mtanlique: composed by the lute eminent Guitarist, Vincent A. u I Schmidt, author of the 'Retreat' Aro ranged for the Piano Forte by Miss AdelKolinstook' 25 cents. Sunny.vide 1lralfz: embellished with a beautiful and correct view of Sunny side, the residence of Washington Irving: composed by llcnry 'I'. Gates. 25 cents. ! \f<tr>i Jilanc Polka. 25 cents. Jut lulle do Ilcf/hncnt Polka introducing I i- i? - ? o- ? iin; <111 oil 1141 11 lit r Ulliuc. HO CUIUS. i Love (VAmour Potka. 25 conts* I )'tn;/.-rc Doodle Polka. 25 cents. 1 /I'l'i/i Vir/r Ctiivih it T*i\lhn OK *>ln ' Second Susannah. Polka: by Rzihn. 25 eta. i Home, Sweet Hume, Polka: beautiful, i 25 cents. Last Rose of Summer, Polka: very popular 25 cents. Love not Polka, by R/.ihi 25 eeuta. Celebrated Linda Polka, introducing 'All ! would the hnppy day was near.' 25 cts. j Charleston Quadrilles^,by F. Woolcott. | 37 A cents. ] DtHjHiiring Mart/, a beautiful Ballad, com- . <. O ^ i posed by the late distinguished vocalist, <ifcak ! John Wilson. 25 cents. Kcoircc Wal/zs, in 2 Nos.; by a lady of South Carolina. 50 cents each. Palmetto Regiment Quick Step?ernbo lished with a correct repicsentatioo of tho new Millitarv Hall, Charleston: by //enry ' * n> o * - .? V ' < I v i : >. ' ) v i" 111 :* Southerner Quick Slcp~~embellished with a correct representation of Steamship Soulhcnu1 r. by //?nry T. Oaten. 25centa. Gasper Quatfid March, Com posed by a lady oflSouUi Carolina. 25^Qppf?. ' Lucy fsovtf PohaffiioyerliiiiiYxaofid. 25 els. Carnival of Venice Polka, very popular 25 cents Stcj/ermarkische Favorite Polka. 25 centf, Als6, all vho Nfew, Music received' by <?cnrftss from the principal publishers irilho Utnted Slates. ' ^ ikf& liberal discount >|i?do to deters, Hfth.^kla mul i&i'jHfflFw/? '* ' .* ~"~J?Wi?lt mvat 1,U" r.KOIKii; OATKK. si negro man nfcftvHl CT7PJT. KgPSS^jii a watn over his l^ft O |o ,^yr' * ovOv'^Wv. _