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Executive Deimrtracifi*. Columbia, Jan. 24, 1851. By His Excellency, J- H. Meuns, Governor and C$annander-in*Chtef in and over the State of South I rpliua: WHEREAS, information has been received at this Department, that THOMAS DA LEY, alias l.'\r A TVT I jvjca-i/vr*, wno was commuted to the Jaii of Beaufort District for negro ttealing, broke jail a few days since, and made his escape: now, therefore, I, J. II. Means, Governor of ti?e State of South Carolina, do hereby offer a reward of Cue Hundred Dollars for his apprehension and delivery into any jail in this State. The said Daley, alias Kcnnan, is about fortyfive years old, five feet five or six inches hi#h, rather stout, blue eyes, front teeth out, and is an Irishman by birth. vjiven under my nnncl and S r a I the seal ot the State, at Co( '5 lumbia; the 24th day of Januarv, iu the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and fif ty-cne, and in the seventy-fifth year of the sovereignty and Independence cf the United States of America. xt m r> * utn J. ri. 1y1jl\./\inc>. B. K. Henegan, Scc\ of Slate. Jan. 30,1851. TUGALOO ACADEMY. THE/ undersigned respectfully informs the public, that he has opened a school at Old Liberty Church, where he proposes to teach A I) i:..~ \\r 1 iiuuiufjiii|/iij'i iiUUlllllg, t t 1 II IIIJT) <11!Ci Arithmetic, at 4 dollars per session, of five months each; English Grammrr, Geography, Moral and Natural Philosophy, Book-keeping and composition, at (j dollars per session; the Latin and Greek languages, chemisf rv. Alffclirn. (ionmntrv Tpiwrninnm. O ~ ~ J 1 try and surveying, at 10 dollars per session. Boarding can be obtained in respec table families at from four to five dollars per month. JAMES^BROWNLEE. Feb. 1,1851. stamps!' mi rm/tf )VFKTISKn, PostninsJL^ter at Plonsant (Jrove, Alleghany county'Mfvryliind. N tl><> first pet-son fh tho U. States wh&canct-ivcd and undertook extensively to pUmUn tho idea of furnishing nil post offices in the country with chcap bUfrijj.H. All stumps mode by him nre v/arrantod equal or superior t" nny others that can be procured for the snma nrice and whenever any are pent out in any manner defective or unsatisfactory, duplicates will be forwarded, on notice, without extra charge. All who order a *et of stamp*, with a full set of changes for dates, nt only two dollars, [for thirty pieces,] shall be kept in stamps i:d libitum. Full ficcwitii one change, $1. Whon stamps are neatly made with turn?,t ?i ?.-i VU ||IIIIM?V0 UIIU OW.V",?NHIir myju 113 lilt* regular government P. 0. stamps?durabio efficient and warranted. I'rlce one (o two dollars only, and special authority to send by mail free. Address "P. M.M Plensnnt Grove, Alleghany county, Maryland." XSTAny editor publishing the above (with this note] threo timed nnd sending a cdpy of tho paper, shall receivo credit for ton dollars in wood letter, or ten dollar proof press?or if preferred, a wood engraving ot an engraved newspaper hcud of the abovo value will bo forward* d. 1 1 file i ?1? 'ta xe~s . "1 ff^HK.Tax Collector for Pickens .L District will attend at the follow in# places, viz: On 4th of March at John Bowen's. 5th " " The Trap, Oth " 41 Hester's, MtLft '? ** 7in * " xvirs. Barton's, 8th ?* " Wolf Creek, 10th M " Hurricane, lUlj *> 41 Pioken* C. H. 12th " u McKinney'a, jf # i3th " u Grant's Stoi'e. and Irt the evening of (he 13th Mitircli at Oconee Station. , j.I. " **r ,t i?ivt " ?vest union. 15th " u Robin's Store, and in the evening of the 15th March at Jonas Phillips'* i7th lk O, Poole's, I oil l u " Bachelor's Retreat 10t!> jL " * (vocku'cll, 20th " "Swm. Saunder s, , - "R M.Cobb's <#n?$ " Hi C nines' SMth M 11 Salubrity, $5lh u " Pickcnsvillo. w. At Pickens O. ff. on Monday and Tuesday of Spring Court; my books will then l>e closed, all returns not made by Hull lime will be liable to a I doubt" NOTICE: 82000 DOLLARS WANTED. I Would rtgdin remind those indebted to me either-by note or nnronnt nftpr lh? first nf Kwhrn. ary, the} will find their notes and accounts in the hands of proper officers for collection. Save cost if you please. S. R. McFALL. Jan. 24, 1851. 36?tf CITATIOIV, MILES M. Norton having applied to me for letters of administration on the Estate of Margaret Prater dec'd, The Kindred and creditors are cited to aupear before me Otllim "7th fliiv nf Knnrnnpu nnvt tr? show cause if any they can why said letters should not he granted. Given under my hand and seal 24 day of January, 1851. \V. 1). STEELE, o. i>. d. Celebrated Canadian "GENERAL WOLF E" WILL stand the ensuing Spring Season at the following places: At the subscriber's residence on L^astatoe, Daniel Alexander's in Cheohee, William Todd's near Oconee Station, Fountain Alexanders on Crow Crock, Anderson's Mills on Twelve Mile, and near Mnj. Cliaslain's on Oolonoy. The above named horse is of medium si'/c?a deep black?a fine pacer, works well in harness, and withal very finely formed. "General Wolfe1' was imported by Mr. Churchill of Augusta, in March last, from Canada. He wih stand at tho following' rates, to wit: Five dollars for insurance, and four dollars for the season. The subscriber pledges himself'o use every endeavor to prove t, but will not be responsible lor p.ny fliec'dents. O. E. BARTON . an. IS. 35?t 10 J 1851. LETTERS Kemainin# in tho l'ost Office at Pickcnti C II., Quarter cncj^^31st Dec. 1850, which it" not tarWi out within three mouths will In; sent to the Post Office Departineut as dead letters: A. B. Dsimol Alnvundni" 1J ttnirrl ii f i f Lovvia Eaton; Win. II Fant; James Ilowam; Mr. Harper. M1!1 W H Mills; Joel Moody; Wm. McDowd; W G Power; Tkonv.is Perrv. RS W O'iiesicr llont; Harvey Robertson; Win, Roach; Phillip Sneed; Daniel Walke; Isaiah or John Wood. E. E. ALEXANDER, P. M. Pickens C [I., Jan. 13 1851. NOTICE. Executors, Administrators and (iuurdians who are liable; to make returns in mv Office, are re : i I. ? 11.. f> - i (miiicu iu iimitt; niuir ixeiurns (luring this month. VV. D. STEELE, opd. Ordinary's Office, ) Pickens C. II., Jan. 1850? S nT>iTce. IS hereby given that .application wili he marie to the Board of ?r t> i . r.... .i._ c,l wuiiiutiaDiMiiuia ui uuiivia iut iiiu iJiu Regiment of S. C. Militia, for the discontinuance of the Reed's Ford Road?the Mauldin's Ford Road, and so much of the old Road leading from Pickens C. H. to Pendleton as is not used by the Greenville road or the new road from Pickens to Pendleton. kt-. " ; By order of the General Board of Commissioners of 'toads. K O. GAINES, ) p_n'rp H. L. GAINES, J,Com Pickcns C. II., S. U., Jnn. 7. lfJ50. 3'i ' f-'t* ' : Administrator's Sale. AHT1LL be sold at the late resi ff denrc of James Lai hem deceased,?on Wednesday the 12lh <lav of February and days following, all of the pevBonol estate of said deceased, consisting of 'y^ 18 LIKELY NEGROES, Hortfs, Mnles, Stock of Cattle, T-Trtmi Rli/?'n fVirii * X/WIIM * l/UVfUlf , Oats, Buggy, VVfiflWn, Cart* v; Farming Utrnsils, HotJsohold And F Kildwn Pmmiluro, Su: ???:? Terms mhdc known rm day of sale. ki'MARYJ&THRW. Adm'x. JOHN S. I.ATHIS.W, A<lm"r. , Jail. 20, 18R1 30?tds AlX pr>reon3 having <'ten;ntldft aKainat (ho Testate will hand thend them in le#?tty Kftirtted, and ;thb?d indebted miist moke prtymerii. w III, ill tjfii >i~ ?<?i"??? O^rThe Friends of Bar/To;# An noTT, Esq., Ktr lecve to nnn mure him a Candidate for Sheriffirf Pickco.s District, at the ensuing elects*. psospjsctus OF THE SOUTHERN LITERARY For If 51, SEVENTEENTH VOLUME. THI8 popular and favorito magazine which was established In The Yeai 18.34, ami lias outlivi-d, with n single honorable exception, all its competitors, will enter up...,i t..? ? t. i Ull ?? IIU?T VUIUIIIU III UiillUlllJ llt'XIr, It IHW never been tho habit of tho Editor to deck to catch the public eye by any long list of distinguished contributors; nnraded ostentatiously upon the cover, or ho might give, ns nmong those who write for tbo work, the names of some of tho first men and wo men thhttaj^G- "hornet! the literature o! tlio country The Nessenger resta its claims tOpUbiic fator upon tlio basis of Solid Excellence. To the Southern People it nppo?ls strongly asthoOnly Literary Mortt lily in the '?S?outhern States. The Editor i?? determined to make it worthy of the South and of the country. The contents as heretofore will embrace Reviews, Historical and Biographical (Sketch cs, Novels, Tales', Tenvois, Essays, Pooms, Critiqncs, and Papers on the Army, Navy, nnd other Nntionnl subjects. The Mesecnger will also continue to present articles of a Scientific character, such as during'.as?, . cnrs have edited tliemost marked r .tenlion on both side* of the Atlantic. I. (he forthcoming volume will he republished Seclusnval; A scqual loJudith fhn nnnnlnf ,,w..Ux.., ,..v |/v|/MI?| oyvM ? jm;?t ?ii tuuisu of republication in tint M fanzine. The Editor has pleasure jp announcing a continiutMon of llie Parisian Coiiespondenc? of his itCcomplUhed and learned European contributor, in which the render will find n more faithful reflection nf the progress of Art and .Science in the French c:ip jtnl, than ir nny o/her magazine in this conn try. Of tlio Editorial and Oiiiical Department of the Mec.?sen<jer, the Editor wjl! only ?av that it will embrace copious notes on current literature, and Reviews of all new American and Foreign works of genoral intcr?'.st and value. His opinions will at least be always fearlessly and Itpnesilv avowed. TERMS $5 PER ANNUM, Invariably in Advance. J NO! R. THOMPSON. Editor and Proprietor. Richmond, Vn., October, 1830* 4(atc ot* *05ilh (/Ui'oliiia. Pld'KKNS DISTRICT. IN COMMON PLEAS. Spencer VV. Nix, who is in the fiUStOflv of )>? Shprift' nf District by virtue of a writ of Capias aa. Satisfaciendum at tlio suit of the State having filed in my office, together with a Schedule, on oath, ol his estate and effects, his partition 1o the Court ofCommon Pleas, praying that he may be admitted to the benefit of I he acts of ihe General Assembly made for the relief of Insol r i.. I- i n .1 . . vtMii cieoiors; 11 is oroereo, inai me said Stale of South Carolina and all other the creditors to whom the said Sponcer W. Nix is in anywise u> debted he, and they are hereby summoned and have notice to appearber. ii._ :.i r< * ~ * ii! 1 mi v. i nc sit ici vouri iii x"icKens v>onrt House on lh? 1 hire! day of April next to show cause if any they can, why the prayer of the petitioner aforesaid, should not be granted. VV. L. KEITH, c. c. p. Office of Commoii Pleas, ) Pickens District, Jan'y 1,. -31 ) 33 3m NOTICE. I FOREWARN nil persons froa* 1 ratling for either of five notes giv en by me, some time last fall, to Na11)an Dock!; they were five one hundred dollar notes, the one clue to-day and the other four annually, the holder has departed from his eontraet, and failedfbr the consideration, and I m determined not to pay it unless compelled by law. KPPES WILLIAMS. Dec. 25; 1851. 33-tf u i ? . U.P. PBKUY.} [K. M. KB 1TH. PEIUIV & KEITH, V* ft# I-llir Wrr.L PrftctuS? in theGourtsof Law and Equity for PlckcnS district, Ovvick, Pickops C, II., S..0. do timber 1, 1840. t2f2 _____ ?I ALL persons indebted to the aubscriber for 18p7,-8-9 and 1S50 aro requested t<> pay. up, as after the 1st of January next their notes and accounts win he found in the hands of W. J. Gantt, E'-qv, i XT r Pickens C. Hm TW 7th, 50. .'in umui&?.: 29?4t T' ?~???"t f'ii)"? -r?-rr--?n*trFIT KNIT URE. npT^OSR Who wish Bureaus nud ; 1 t&dsteads. can pet theiftou reas onabte terms by appl^ftijg *^85^ - Pickens C. H?, 8; CfWj^. ci'.hile Jo fill tlio vacancy in the Legislature, JVoiw this Electfjoil District, occasioned by thfi resignation of J. 1 t? -r?uk ri+.jL.. >? -J*JQi <>' * ' ***** ^ ?? ' - -J i V'? ' NOTICE. Notes and Accouhts of the < -jL late firm of Benson & Taylor are placed in my hands for collection. Persons indebted to the said firm are requested to call a? my ollico and settle by the 1st of February next. J. W, NORR1S, Jr. Pickens C. H-, Jan. 8, 1851. 34?3t I I HEAD QUARTER. 1 Columbia, Dec. 17, 1850. GENERAL ORDER No. 1. ( R. G. MeCaw, William A. Owens, E. Alexander, jr., E. B. Means, F. W. Heriot, J. I). Ashmore, R, F. . Reynolds; Thomas Ilanckel, L. A. lioekham, Edward Johnson, R. Barn well Rhett, jr., W. H. Campbell, and P. L. Calhoun, esqs., having been apfjointed Aid-de-camps to his Excel- , ericy the Governor, with the rank of Jjieutenai t Colonel, will be obeyed 1 and respected accordingly. . By order of the Coramander-in-1 chief. J. W. CANTEY, Adj't. and Inspector General. Dec, '25, 1850. 3*2 3t j PROSPECTUS OF 1 TUBS I SOOTM&iR'NI 1PAT^0?T3 , ' To UK l'l'DUSIlKD AT cukbnvjllk, s. c. v It is proposed (o issue an Indepen- ( dent Tri-Weekly and Weekly News- | paper in 1 he Town of Greenville, S. C., to be styled "Tub Southern* ; Patriot," devoted to oinmerce. | Agriculture, Manufactures, Politic* Literature, Science, ami the genera j improvement of llr country in all | her Industrial Pursuits?defending | the Right* of the South, the Federal Constitution, and the Integrity of the Union of the States?and opposing the Anti-Republican, ruinousand corrupting policy ol South Carolina s continuing in the hazards and speeuInlirm nt liniil/niir 4,riio Southern Patriot"1 lias originated with, and belongs to an association of gentlemen, who own nearly a thousand slaves, and are worth several hundred thousand dollars.? This should he regarded by the community, independent of their honor their lives and characters, as some ~r .. ji? C ? > ? 1101 tinty ui t'Kii'iiiy it.' IIIU OOIIII), and at least as an earnest of their in. (crest in the Justice, Wisdom, and ' Stability of the Government. The Proprietors are under the impression that the growing importance * of our Town?its heavy Mercantile and Manufacturing business, the anticipated Railroad facilities, and our present Mail arrangements, together ! * I - a I I i ??* ** wmi me general intelligence, Prosperity and Patriotism of our District, ; must insure the success of a Triweekly Newspaper?giving to the business community the news and Telegraphic Despatches, sooner than ! ihey can be received through the Tri.weekly city papers. The undersigned have been charg- ! ed, by the Proprietors, with the Ed- , i tori a I Department of "The South- , ern fat not." It is not without re luctance that they assume this grave responsibility; but having clone so, neither time, labor, nor energy, shall < be wanting to make the Paper wor- \ thy of public patronage. Arrangements will be made to have Corres- . pendents ir: Washington and other ( cities?giving intelligence in advance , of the press?and the Prices Current, l _c i ' miiu huiiu m iiiu vimi'ieston* uoiuill- t bin, Hamburg and (ireenville Mar- ' ke(s will be regularly and correctly ' quoted. ; "The Southern Patriot" will j. be issued on superior paper, neatly ! \ and beautifully printed, with new j and clear type, at Three Dollars per { annum lor the Tri-weekly, pavablo * in advance. The Weekly Paper \ will llfi n I firm* sli(>W. i-nntainin.if F3~ """"" 1 stantially tho same matter as (he ] Tri-weekly, for One Dollar and Fifty Cents per annum, payable in ad ^ vance. This will be tho cheapest . Newspaper of its size a?d quantity . of matter in South Carolina?fwid fs intended to reach those points of the country whose mail facilities are i limned. Any agent forwarding ten subscribers to either paper, shall receive 1 a copy gratuitously. { The publication of "The South- l ern Patriot" will commence on J the first of January next. ,.,V R. V. PKflfltV. ) ~ .. C. J. ELFOKD, 5 J,j(Utors' Gi^oifiiJle, S. C., Nov. 1,1850. c "27 fj c ?, i .. ? ; - r ,.i. Q LOOK OVT. t Tftoeo indebted to th?? subscriber <-?n f siiivo orrnt Kv fifillSnn nn/1 llmSi 'i v""v v/ """'"ft ""V I notosnml aciwuntB as longer indulgence j cannot he given. i JAMES GEORGE. j. Jan. 6, *60 W..K. Is As IE ?, ATTORNWY AT J,AW. Will pracfrcij ia tub Cochts of the wester!* circuit. office at (j Pwkbks O. II., Sk C? * HEAD QUARTERS. Columbia, December 17, 1350. GENERAL ORDER, No. 1. W. S. Lyles, Maxcy Gregg, J as. NT. Nelson, Robert Moorman, Tlios. P. Butler, R. N. Gourdin, Samuel VIcGowan, William H. Evans, L. VI. Keitt, and R. S. Bedon, Esqs. laying^been appointed Aid-de-camp o ins I'jxccuency mc uovernor witn ho rank of Lieutenant Colonel, will ie obeyed and respected accordingly order of the Commander-inDhiof. J. W. CANTEY, Adjutant and Insp. General. Dec. 25,1350. 82 3t SOUTH CAROLINA. Pickcns District. is EQUI T. 3enj. F. Kilpatrick ) md wife and others, > vs ) Bill for Part. L'liom. H Jones &, ( wife, and otliers. $ It appearing to my satisfaction, i,?< t! r.r i,..? t i mi. j.iiwuiti3 iii .Mines, j suv ill i'(JimS) Susan C. Jones, Lucinda J. Jones, lebecca C. Jones, Nancy Jones, Marl ha M. Jones and Matilda C. lones; defendants to this Bill, cliillmn of Hurl u oil Johps. nnr I Afo.,r I lis deceased wife, formerly Mary Jtrihling; and heirs at law of Jesse Stribling den'd. late of this District, eside from and without the limits of his Stale. On motion of II. C. Young Corop. Sol. It is ordered that the said defendants do appear ai^J answe or lemur to said Bill of complaint, within three months from this date, or I iheir consent to the same will be taken pto confesso. M. M. NORTON, o. e. r. d. Comm'is Otliee, ) Nov. 7, 1850. J 25?3m The Report of the Treasurer of the Commissioners of the Poor, in accordance with the act of the Legislature. Fall Term, 1850. RECEIPTS. 1849. To nm'l. in Treasurer's bauds as per last report, S12 55 1850. Toam't. recVI. from tax collector, (tax assessed.) Treasurer's commission on ditto at 2 1-2 per cent. DISBURSEMENTS. 1819. Paid Keowee Courier for advertisin last report, $G 00 1850, Jan. 133 lbs. sugar at Do per lb., $1197 1-2 lb. seuna 37 2 sacks salt, 1.50 3 00 IUU lbs. collee 15c 15 00 32 21 510 lbs. pork 4c 2G 04 I4i3 I), cor 40c 57 20 June, for cradling and binding 1 87 1819. Oct. IT. Price for 1 1-2 bush. wheat at $1 00, 1 50 E Garrett for 2 coffins, 75c, 1 50 V. James for making 2 pair allocs, 30c, 60 W Alexander for 12 b. corn 50 6 00 r Price 10 " " kt 5 00 r Price for plank for 2 coffins 50 n TVf A U. 1~~ \-r i'X XI ICAll IIUL'I 1U1 SUJllll 3 work as per Bill 4 93 ) 1-2 lbs. sole lea/her 25c 1 62 Kirkscy store acc't as per Bill 7 53 Entrance money in asylum for miotics E lvester and E Mc> Jlellapd as per rcc't. 100.00 Expenses of travel to asylum mil back 4 87 5 Kelly for sundry items 1 (50 fno Price, stewards wages 80 OCf f Norton for 41G lbs pork 4 17 84 Dr. 1 .fiw/l'fnpo foA ffli- nvnni. ? - ????? i IV/V' tvi V/AUIIJ' ning lunatic Ivester 5 00 Dr. Earle, feu for examining una tics Ivcstcr &, McClelland 10 00 3 Kirksey for gro. brace uoulds 35 [' or hauling groceries from Hamburg 0 93 f<'or,i side UDncr leather 2 92 /or the gross ol'410 lbs po'1< 1 00 U J Caott for holding writ of unficy 5 00 v\' C Lee do 5 00 Vin't of disbursements $395 36 1-2 . [Yeas. rom. c?n ,i ? 0 fin i \ mount expended inclulingTrens. com, $404 96 1-2 11 \m I rec'd deducting < Lrea8.com 332 45 i Jnlnncc due Troas. $72 51 1-2 1 It will he seen by the balanae ofnaYUinlfl EAVf>lllir.tu;nrlnllni<i>on<l fl I 1 _?? ? ?? \ri4?.'iiai o mm i/i x.'<j eiits Ate due the Treasurer. So j freat a deficit is caused from havin^ t osend the lanalicsElisha Ivester ana tyisnboth McClelland to the Asylum. Phc above amount was borrowed for Ih-.T ptifpos^ftrrd interest is due thereotr from rbout the first of Septem- i >er iasi 1111 paui. ! t UOJBEllT CRAIG, t Treasurer. * ~ ? ( Q&WF, are authorised to an lounce Capt. John Geurin as a anlidate for Sheriff of Pickens Ditrict M tl* d?etan* DI^OLUTIO^ OF COPARTNERSHIP. EB. BENSON & SON have this day dissolved Copartnership by mutual consent. All persous indebted to them are most earnestly requested to make immediate payment. Wo take this opportunity of rei : . : /i* _i._ i _ .L _ _ ? iin ning our smceiu maims 10 uie cii? izens of Anderson and Pickens, for the liberal support they have been pleased to give us in our business. E. B. BENSON, J. B. BENSON. Jan. 1,1851. 33?3t NOTICE. I SHALL continue to keep on hand at the old stand in Pendleton, a largo and general assortment of all kinds of GOODS, which I will sell as cheap as any other merchant, let his location be in the country or village. 1!j. 13. 1JJMNSU1N. Jan. 1,1851. 33?3t Valuable TO REftT OR LEASE The Undersigned offers 300 acres of Good Land, lo either rent or Ioaso for a term of years on good terms; possession can be given any time.? Persons wishing Land cither to rent, lease or buv, are respectfully invited to call on the subscriber at his residence on Stamp creek, G miles above Pickens C. H. Jan. 6th, 1851. 34?4t L. CAP EH ART. QOIMV'Q ?OOK FOR 1800. 'THE BOOK OF THE NATION The Oldest Magazine in America. E'OITKD BV MUS. 8 A HAII J. MALI?. COMrAKIBON 8ETWELN CODF.Y AND TIIX OTHER. rUU.ADF.U'IMA MONTIlLirB. Tn 1848, the Lady's Book gave 916 pages? which is U6 mora than one, and 148 more tl?m the other Philadelphia monthly. He gave 281 engravings?among which wcro 20 colored, and 03 full pages?which is loO moro than one, and 180 more than the other. Wo give, in each number, n piece of printed aeparntely on tinted pnper, 24 pages, or iwcivu pieces in a your, i o mow uie cjicnpne** of tliu I.ady's Book, this music, if bought separately at the music stores, would cost exactly the price of the whole year's subscription?$8. Some ok oun Peculiar Embellishments.?La die's work tabic?which comprises every kind of needle work embroidery, knitting, netting-crotchet, patterns for capos", chepiesottee, children's clothes, wedding-dresses, in-door and out-door costumes; birds of America; colored flower plate* model cottngcs and furniture; fashionable dor lace-work; Vignette plates at the head of articles etc., etc. All the above are illustrated by enga-. vings. . . And, in 1850, will also be given a set ofengravings, illustrative of the costumes, of all nations with descriptions by Mrs. llale. Most of the old features of tlio Hook that wero so popular last year, will bo retained, and new ones added a? thev mav sutrcest themselves to tlio publisher. A NIi\V NOVEL BY \V. aiLLMOfcr/SIMMS, W"ill bo one of the features for 1850. Wo Imvo long stood at the head of the- Magazine worUI for our contributions; they aro always moral and instructive, and such as may be placed before a family without hesitation. This department in under the control of of Mrs. /Sarah Joseplia Ilale, whose name alono is a sufficient Kuaranteo for tlio propriety of the Lady's Book , wt: ninv sav the Kainn of our em?ravinira. W* will novcr, in is done by ft cotemnorary, publish indccent model-artist pictures,such as no parent would allow a child to look at. Oodf.v's Lady's Book for I860 shall surpass thutof 1810, and oxceod all mngaeincs, past, present, nod to como. Terms: ?8 n year in advance, postage paid. Address L. A. GODEY, 113 Chesnut-Ht., Philadelphia I25R WATCT) RANAWAY from the subscriber* at Kingston, Cass co., Georgia, a negro man nanW CUPIT. lias a wain over his left eye, inclined to be gray, about 45 years old?of rather a brown complexion. I bought the bov of Gen. Garvin, of Pickens Dis't. S. C., and formerly belonged L __ C xTXi - ? . id some 01 jjyncnes, 01 inai uisiricc or Greenville. I will give the above reward of $25 for the delivery of snid boy to Jacob J3urris, Esq., near Anderson C. K? S O DAVIS BOROUGHS. Kingston,' GeoM Aug. M, 1850. II. L>. JKFKBUS,j [if. S. COTRRAV.. [K. J. niTCKMASTER.J W I 0 I ) J i E AND Commission Mcrchanlr. Market-Street, IIambuko, 8. C.?Watkhfro#^' Mclntosh-Strcet, Acocbta, Oa.?FuiiPannv, Take this method of informing their viemls nnd the publio- generally, that hoy still continue the* WAnjcHOifcE and [JOMMI83ION buRinesa >? this place nntl; (\ugustn, Gn., where they offer their aer* rices to Receive, Store or 3VLt> Got+on,.. Flour, Bacon, <fcc., Receive an? Fo*-> it r*. YARI> MKROHANDISJO, JO?*" UTOOM, ??) ? ?LANTER8 OR MkROMABTS. i? ,: Their Warehouse in Augusta is on tfclntosh-stieet, in the centre oftheCoton trade. Thoir Wsrohoufie in this place is wfa om water and isolated, therefore not xposed to fire. As tVlftv wit I Via cnn?itunftv d.*) ihftlr )OBt, nnd promoting the liends (which they are MM re wiJJ ndd t<v heir own.) They solicit neritf?nd receive a full s&iro of < th.it> lib-fa sral pAtronftffe heretofore bestowed, t&d or which they now return thanks. lui-j ?4. -J wi JLjIDOmi vllorl ?urnui/co win iw when required, on any produce in t$or* JEFFEItS, CdTHRAN JtCo. H*?ob?irj, 8eptt l9*v!?4?. Um. . jpjff "