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MARRIED:?-Near Ihe Oconee Station, on 30th tilt., by li. 1^. Rotoi^s, Esq., Mr. Jeptiia Head to Miss Sarah, eldest daughter of Edwakd Rankin. On 22nd January, by Rev. J. R. ' hunnictitt, Mh. Elijah Hemukee tf... If r? nv to 1UISH iTlAR* DALLDON, ail oi L'lCK" cns District. On 30th ult. I>y the same, Mr. J. Moor to Miss N. K. Lumpkin. The following gentlemen are respectfully nominated as suitable per sons to represent the District ill the n. - **? ? ? omie convention: wm. munter^ 15. FIagood, Jno. Maxwell, Wm. K. Easley. FOR SALE, ik Lot ofX'icnt ri.ouit. W, S. GR1SHAM. Fob. 8th, 1851. 38-2is Pendleton Lodge No. 34. A Regular mooting of Pendleton Lodge, No. 34, A.*. 1<M.-. will be h.eju on Monday evening the J7th instant. I3y order of the W. M. W. ft I>. GA1LLARD, Secy Feb. 2,1851. Corn; Macon, Lard. &c. There will t>o sold at Public Auction, on Saturday the 529ih of March next, at the late residence of Josiah F. Perry, dec d, in Piekens District, on a credit of twelve months too following property, via: Six Hundred Bsshels of Corn; Three thousand pounds Hue Bacon; Five hundred wciirht of nice Lard: A large quantity of Fodder, Shucks, Several head of"Cattle and other articles. OsTThe purchaser giving note with approved security, hearing interest nom date. B. F. PERRY, Aclm'r. Greenville, S. C Feb. 1, 1851 38?it S H Eli IF F S A li F, S, Pickens Dixfrict. BT VIRTUK 0^1 WRITS OK FIERI FACIAS TO ME DIHEC1K"" sokl bnfortfff&toourt-hoiisc * ' ^^WB^kons I district, within the legal iioitira, on the first wqtday and Tuesday in March next: 150 Acres Laud .more or less, lying on the waters of \Vhetstone creek, adjoining lands of Gambreli Bra7.ea!e and others; 200 Acres, known as the McChire tract, on Moss" Mill creek, adjoining lands of Eiias Earle and others ; 80 Acres, lying on the head of Whetfjtona ( reek, adjoining lands of OitcI Snider, Silas Nicholson, and others; ? 130 Acres, whereon liie defendant liven, on Village creek, adjoining lands of John ruekett, the widow Plii lips and others; and Tuesday alter Sale-day at defendant's residence 1 clock,. 1 sideboard, 1 cupboard, 1 cow and calf, and iI jfeariings, nil levied on as the property ol Samuel Moseley at the suit of M. >1. Norton. 140 Acres of Land more or less, lying on the waters of Chauga, adjoining lauds of John West, James Barker and others, levied on as tho property of Cunningham Orr at the suit of YV. H. Stribung. $970 Acres Land, lying on the waters of Colonel's Fork, adjoining lands of James Tonkins, G. VV. Phillies and others, levied on as the property A. VV; Gordon at the suit of John P. Thompson and his wife, and others* By virtue of an Attachment all the interest the defendant has it: a Tract of Land, whereon Enoch Chapman nOw lives, lyin/? on the waters of Twelve M'.le, adjoining lends of Jas. Lewis,Samuel O. Pdrteri/nd others, levied on as the B^|mr of Joseph Youn? at the si il o' Alexander &. Barton, assignees. I Slliillinn An ?r 4 itn 1 ?. I VI 1/tTtMiwiif " U wet (I II3C/ property of Eppes Williams at Iho ! auit of S. It. McKall. j ? ',*' ii Ami. On Tu^ci^v after Sale-day at the Jfbtise of plaintiff, I sett Iwo-horfio hubbsi, X'sett'bvff^y Inibbs, 1' scythe and cradle, I pin >rk and bit, 1 ;fcbt ajl/o, 1 Jeather a'nron, 1 small 'nxe, i BVace nnd biti'l sett of smith's iooib? t graiumiono onn crnim, 1 Ded- 1 steruji? planers, I pair steelyards, 1 %<'Iieel-JiMir^<V\v, levied on the prop Wfy$p Win, Gibson ut llie suit ol rt) 10<)^ore* Land, more or less, ly!lng on i/iijje River, aborting lond? of 1,, N. S[ohwis, J?Oa jVfauldui, juid oil? i: * <4i notice: ALL persons indebted ,to (he. sub- ' scvibcis jyior to the fust of Jan uary lajt, will save cost by sell ling I immediately, as no longer indulgence < will lie given, P. &, E. bi. ALEXANDER. Feb. 1, 1851. 37?tf. AduiiiiiMtrntor'ei Notice. T^EHSONS indebted to the estate nt Rli'/nlutlli ftlriltlii*nr. <! ?#> rl r,i x.r ./ \i-, arc hereby notified that (hoiy Notes must be; settled by sale-day in March next, as longer indulgence cannot be J given. T. M. Stuwmng,) a,lin... M. S. Sthiuling, i a(i,u!s , Feb 1. 37 2t v j_'j I Exefrttitc Iteimrtntciit. Columbia, Jan. 24, 1851. By His Excellency, J. IT. Means, f i-... /'li- 1* X'UV.UI MWi ill 111 Uli;i-Ill-V-IIM'I in aiul over the Slate of South Carolina: WHEREAS, information has been received at this Department, that THO >1 AS DA LEY,alias . KENAN, who was committed to the Jaii of Beaufort District for negro stealing, brbkejaii a few days since, and made his escape: now, therefore, 1, J. H. Means, (Governor of the Stale of South Carolina, do hereby offer a reward of One Hundred Dollars for his apprehension and delivei y into any jail in this State. The sai I jjtyey, alms Kennau, is about Icr.yfive years old. five feet five 01 .^x inches high, rather stout, blue 3yes, front teeth qut,and is an Irishman by birth. Given under my hand and $ _ _ ) the seal ol the Stale, at Co( l" $ Imnhia; the SMili day ol Januarv, in the vear of ou r Lorrl one thousand eight hundred and fit" ty-oue, and in the seventy-fifth year of the sovereignty and Independence of the I nited States ni America. J. H. MEANS. T?. K. Hf.negan, See y of Slate. J" Jan. H>. 185f. .LETTERS Remaining in the Post Office at p?.lw...,. ii o 01 . . lunvylii! v/ Vi(Ulll IUI CIHIIll^r Olbl Dec. 1850, which if not taken out within three njipiha will be sent to the Post Oilicu jJcpartinent as dead letters: a. n. Drtniel Alexander; Hobt. 11 BoydE V II jMi Lewis Eaton; W in. H Faut; James Hovy'ard; Mr. Harper. M P W H Mills; Joel Moody; Win. MoDowd; W G Power: TUnnm* Perry. RS W Chester Hoot; Harvey lioiiertson*. W'm. Roach; Phillip Sneed; Daniei VV'alke; Ibniah or John Wood. E. E. ALEXANDER, P. M. Pickups C 11., Jan. 18 1851. ? 1 ? NOTTtTE. IS hereby ?tVen that application will hn made to ilie Board of < Commissioners of Roads for the 5th Regiment of S. C. Militia- for the discontinuance of the Rood 8 Ford Uoad?the Mauldin s lv jrd Road and so much of the old Koad loading from Pickens 0. II. to Pendleton as is not used by the (>reenville road , or the new road from Pickens to Pen- J dleton. , By order of the General Hoard of ( Coinni ssioners of F.oads. I E. G. GAINES.) f. H. L. GAINES. \ Comrs* Pickens C. II., S. CM Jan. 7, 1850. 34 3m A.<Iiuiiii*iti'ator'? Male. XXTIU; be sold at the late resi-1 VY deuce of James Lai hem defeased,?*011 Wednesday f lie liith day of February and days following, all oft he personal estate of said doceas- ( ed, consist in# of 18 LIKELY NEGROES, Hoi ses, Mules, Stork of Cattle, | Hogs, Sheep, Corn, Fodder, Oats, Bitprgy, Wagon, Cart, ] Farrriinir IJfeifisiU. HrinsfhAlrt Ar^l Kitchen Furniture, &e. , Terms.mnde known on dfty of pale. MA WY LATH KM* Adm x. JOHN S. LATHEVI, Adm r. Jan. 20, 1851 3(5?ids ALL persona having demands agninst the Estate will hand liiend ( thorn in lejorfdlv attested, anrl thosn in- . dehteri must make payment. j FURNITURE;: rpTHOSE who wish Bt i rectus mid } 1 Bedsteads, can get them on rem* by TOftSW J Pickens C. H?? &- O, . < ; , .Wn R DiTOR'?Pl^asfl announce j ('apt. Samjjitx M. Wilkes as ?? candidate to fill the vacancy. in llio l,cgtelntorcv from this Election Disirirt, ] ; i1 'iic.I by the resignation of J. T? tti. <r if ijr * TAX ES. rllFi Tax Collector lor Pickens Distnct will attend at the foiov in^ places, viz: r Ju 4'.n of March at John Boweae. J 5th 11 " The Trap, oj Oth " u Hester s, ( 71 li " " Mrs. Barton's, A 8th " " Wolf Creek, J\ 10th 44 44 Hurricane, ol 11th " 44 Piokous C. H. it l'itli " 44 McKinney's, p 13th 44 " (irant s Store. n ;\nd in the evening of 1, ihe 13th Marcli at Oeonep Station. (, i4iii " 44 west union* 11 15tli 44 44 Robins Slore. s, iml :n iheeven'ngof the if>lh March at Jonas Phillips' t; 17ill 44 44 O. Poole s, t| IBili 44 44 Baehe'or s Retreat 19! h 44 44 Rockwell, 20ih u 44 Wm. Sauuler's, 21st 44 41 E. M. Cobb's 22nd 44 44 R. Gained 24th - 44 44 Salubrity, r 25tli 44 14 Pickeusville. A i ( ?. u itr l I .. i?v m ?ir? v>? i j uii iiiummv auu n Tuesday of Spring Court; my books 1' will .hen be closed, all returns not r< mane by that time will be liable to a si double tax. All persons are required to return all taxable property transferred or purchased since ihe last tax return. ~ All money at interest is taxed 1 1-2 per mill on Ihe dollar ol interest due. j Slate Tax raised f>0 per cent. ! , Road Tax, 50 44 41 * Poor Thx. > l.r> 14 44 .TORN BOWFX T. C. Jan 25, 1851. 3(5?tf (1 Fsdsp'krius C OK Till'. 1 SOUTHERN LITERARY ? M S ? F wi E n 1 For18A|, i' li ?i';v ftts i kkpi ru volujib. THIS popular nnd fnvotito mug^ine ( which was established In The You 1834. ( t.id h(i< ou?liv? d, wi'h h single hononiMe ,| nvc.ep ion, nil its competitors, will enter upnn n new volume in Janii irv next. It h.'s never been tlu? lmbit of the Editor Jo seek o eiitcli tho public eye by nny long list of distinguished contributors, paraded osten uitiou^ly upon the cover, or ho might give, 11 us Mmonjr those who write for the work, j* I he name* of some of the first, men and wo- 'J men that have ndorned lite literature, o the -s countrv The Messenger rests its el im- I to public favor upon thq basis if Solid Ex* " pollence. To the Southern People it an- l] i-o# is stionglv nsthe Onlv Literary Month* g ly in tl,.v Southern States. The Editor isdet* rmine<rl to make it wor. j( thy of the South nnd oftho eounliv. Tlio s US lini'olAfrtin will T> . Mill ? IMI'lJIIC IV view?, Historical and Biognfjphical Ske'chr>.s, Novels, Titles, Travels, Ejwmj*s, Poems, ^ CViliqnes, and Papers on the Army, Navy, and other National subjects. The Meseenir?-r will also continue (o pre- '1 ?ent ai tides of a Scientific character, such I' as during p-?st years have excited the most v marked ht'entism on loth rid en of the At- Slanlic. In the fori hcominj; volume will In- 11 epuhlished Suclusavid; A secjual toJudith v Mcnsjiddi, the popujtir story now in course I) r?fi*f*puV?1fciiti?in in tin* M ^r.zine. 'I Tlii? E li'or IinA p1fiSisu<<? in unnouncinc i| 'i continuation of iho Piirisinn Co icspon- '] clenro of his iicfomphshfd mid Icnrnod Kit opfjin contrihuton in wltinh I ho reiuh'r will find n mo # fnithful ri'declion ?>f the pin- ^ gri'-s of Art nnd tfcionci' in tin* Fri'iich o:ip ii I* thrill in iiny o/lier niagnaine in tldscoun r try. | II Of tlu? T<!rlifr?i nil nrwl HiMiirtol n - . . i i > - iv'H ? IllUllb r>f iho M?M?sspn^er, tlio E lltor will only ?n\ n lhut it will cmhmco ronioua noto* on cur- I' icnt liierntu'f. nnd Reviews of nil nrw A- ll noricnn nnd Foivi?.'n works <if general inter- n si nnd value. His opinions will at lo.ist n be nlwavs fearlessly nnd honestly nvowed. TEJRM8 #5 PER ANNUM, o Jmxirii.Ni/ in Advance. a J vOift; THOMPSON, [> Editor and Proprietor. * Richmond, Va., October, 1850* (| State ?t' Eolith j, PICKKNS DISTRICT, ? IN COMMON PLEAS. a Spencer VV. Nix, who ia in tlu? f1 custody of the Sheriff of Pirkeiw ' District by virtue of a writ o {Capias v ud Satisfaciendum at the suit of the sl Stnte having filed in my office, lo- ' Dfeiher with a Schedule- on oath, of * (lis estate and elleetH, h;s partition to v llie Court of Common Pleas, praying ^ that he may he admitted to the ben- ? sfit of the acts of the General As- ?' sembly made for tho reliel of Insol- c vent debtors' It is ordered, that the " ,aid State of South Carolina and all it her the creditors to whom the said 8( Spencer W. Nix it. ^ pnywise 111 n lehted he, and they fird lierehf summoned and hftve notice to appear l)e- K Fore the said Court at Pickens Court ^ Hon e on the third day of April next o show cflnse if any they run why he prayer of the petitioner alc.V ?nid, shouifl nol ho gran'ocf. YV. Ii. KK1TH c. P. OfTi^fc of CVtn)mnri Pleas,) ^ t Pickens District, Jan y 1, T85I V .' 38 3m n? .1- - ?I- . .1^4 >i fc 8.. hn^ti . ^ i.V, PKHKV.] ' Wffft t*V&ftf 8:! KKlTfl, PERRY & KEITH, AUGm?-y?ai*iiiw. Wn.r Practice in tho Court* of Law an<| Scjuity fij^iokcns District. flflfck*' ' )' V Orgies, Pickens 0. I*, S. (3 ^' t TPALOO A ACADEMY. undersigned respectfully in. forms the public tlmt he has pened a school at Old Liberty hurch, where he proposes to teach .nlhoirrimliv. Ilnnfllm* ?*.??l -----o- "i"mJ a1 " "'"'fi' *'"11 rithmetic, ;\l 4 dollars per session, f five months each; English Grami; i*i Geography} Moral and Natural hdosophy, Book-keeping and comosition, at G dollars per session; the .atin niul Greek languages, chemisy, Algebra, Geometry. Trigonoine v and survevinir. at 10 dollars n?r ^ ^ o- !'>"* jssion. Boarding can be obtained in respec. d>le families at from lour to live ollars per month. JAMES BllOVVNLEE. l'V!>. 1, 1851. Arm rri7 ju ^ \y jl. v^/ I MI ft Notes and Accounts of the . late firm of Renson &, Taylor re placed in my hands lor collection. Arsons indebted to the said firm are L'quesied to call a* my office and sittle by the l>t of February next. J. W, NOR R IS, Jr. Pickens C. TI-, Jan. 8, 1S51. 31- 31 l'llUSl'EUTUS OF THIS PATOOOT, O Uli PuUUSIIKD AT C UbiKNV1LLE, S. C. Il is proposed to issue an Indepenent Tri-Weekly and Weekly Newsaj er in the Town of Greenville, S. lo he styled "Thk Souther'* >atkiot, 1 devoted to oumu'ioe. Igrieulture, Manufaeturijs, Folitict jii era lu re, Srvenre. find ilic n-r-iuM-n ; iiphnonient of th' country in all or Industrial Pursuits?defend ng lie High/# of the Sun thy the Fedctud a nntilutiou, and the f/itcgrily of the Jnion of the States?and opposing lie Auti-Kcpuhlicau. ruinous anil corupting policy ot South Carolina s ontinning in I lie hazards and specultion of Banking. "The Southern Patriot" has origlated willu ami belongs to anassoiation of gentlemen, who own neary a thousand slaves, and are worth everal hundred thousand dollars.? his should be regarded by the community, independent of their honor lieir lives and characters, as sonic uaranty of Fidelity to the South, lid at least as an earnest of their insrest in the Justice, Wisdom, and liability of the Government, 'I'M.-. 1> i- i ' ' j iu; i ropnuiors ?ir<; miner 1110 nnression (hat tho growing importance; f our Town?its heavy Mercantile nd Manufacturing business, the anieipaied Railroad facilities, and our resent Mail arrangements, together /ith the general intelligence. Pros* ^ 111.*. i% eruy anu rainousm oi our restrict, lust insure the success of a Triweekly Newspaper?giving lo tho uslness community the news and V.egraphic Despatches, sooner than ley can he received through the Yi. weekly city j.aj ers. The undersigned have been chargd, i>y the Proprietors, wrh the Kdorial Department of '-The Southrn ti*irIt is! imi w ilwmt m ictanfce thai they assume 1 his grave esponsiliility; hut having done so, either time, labor, nor energy, shall e wanting to make the Paper worly of public patronage. Arrangeien!s will he made to have Corresondents in Washington and oilur ities?giving intelli/rence in advance { ll?<> nracu nn/1 |I?a> I ( 1 ?? <? ?? 1 HIV }/l V/UO Ull\f Miv 1 I ll t'1 \ MII U llh nd stale of tlie Charleston, Coluinia, Hamburg ami Greenville Marets will be regularly and correctly uoted. "The Southern Patriot'' will e issued on superior paper, neatly nd beautifully printed, with new nd clear type, at Three Dollars per nnuin for the Tri-weeklv, tvavahlo ) advance. The W eekly Paper /ill ho a large sheet, containing sub nntially the same matter as tlu: Vi-wee&ly, for One Dollar anil 'ents per annum, payable in ad ance. This will be the cheapest Newspaper ol" its size and quantity f matter in South Carolina-t*and is itended to reach thoj-e poi!!!? of the "tmttrv uvliOKn ittsiil (iirilil ir>u nr<> mited. Any agent forwarding ton snh^ril>?r?< to eilher paper, shall receive c?py gratuitously. Tim publication of V*.flE Sou turn Patriot" will commence on wi r?i?ot r\f InmiQiM; ir\r%\ri IV> III (31 V7I .MIIMKII y IH AI' 0. F PKRRY, ) p,.. C. J. ELFOKD, 5 C(i,,orsGreenville, S. C., Nov. 1,1850. 27 (j &)) K OUT. ho^o indobied to the sulmc il>er onn ivo cost^by ,?<,??lljng un I sotting th?>ir itoftftnd 'account* its longer indulgence mnot l<e given. JAMES GEORGE. .Tap. 6, '50 GS.'Sh ATT|?K,\i:V AT I,AW. JfllACTICl} Ukl 1'HE Cpl'RTS OP j HE WESTERN CIRCUIT..?UKFICE AT PU?n? d. XL, s. d ! ,;.J _ J . Cfclefotfatod Canadian "GENERAL AVOLFE" WILL statu! the eusuing Spring Season at tl?? followinir nlartis: - _ o I ? ? At the subscriber's residence on Eastatoc, Daniel Alexander's in Chuohee, William Todd s near Oconee Station, Fountain Alexander s on Crow Cre?k, Anderson's Mills on Twelve Mile, and near Maj. Clmstain s 011 O >lonoy. The above named horse is of medium size?a deep black?a fine pacer, works well in harness, and withal very finely formed. "General Wolfe ' was imported by Mr. Churchill of Augusta, in March last, from Canada. He w 1 stand at the following rates, to wit: Five dollars for insurance, and four dollars for the | season. | The subscriber r>!cdtres himself "o use every endeavor lo prove t, but will uol be respo' sible lor any acc:dents. O. E. BARTON Jan. 18. 35?t 10 J 1851. MjnCK $-21)00 DOLLARS WANTED. I Would again renrnd those indebted to me either by note or account that after the first ofFebruMI'V. |||(>\ Will fliul limit* iinl/io mwl on. 7 ..... ....x. . ..w.m o ...?? *IV counts in the hands of proper officers for collection. Save cost if von pleate. S. R. M'cFALL. . Jan. 24, 1851. 3G?tf _____ MILES M. Norton havingnppl'ed to nie for letters of administration on the Es'ate of Margaret I Prater dec. d, The Kindred and ored; ilors are cited to appear before me ! on the 7th day of February next to show causa if any they can why said letters should not be granted. Given under my hand and seal 24 day of January, 1851. VV:. I). STEELE, o. p. d. The Report of the Treasurer of the | ai f i isonumssloners oj Uic i'oor, in accordance with the act of the legislature. Fall Term, 1350. RECEIPTS, 1840. To ma t. in Treasurer's hands as per last report, 812 55 1850. To am t. rcc/d. from tax collector, (tax assessed.) Treasurer s commission on I ditto at 2 1-2 | er rent. niCUl Il>C 1/ K>f I.' vr'no 1/ ? JIJ \~J 11IJUJU i-U I O. 1840. Paid Keoweo Courier for adverlis 11 Insf report, $G CO 1850, Jan. 133 lbs. sugar at 9c per ib., 811 97 i-2 Ib. senna 37 2 sacks salt, 1.50 3 00 100 lbs. cofl'ec 15c 15 00 32 21 510 lbs. pork 4c 2(5 04 j 143 b. cor 40c 57 20 I j uue,ioi* crani ng nnn binding 1 67 : 1841). Oct. II. Price lor 1 1-2 ' hush, wheat at SI 00, 1 50 I K Ciai rett Tor 2 coffins, 75c, 1 50 V. James for making 2 pair j shoes, 30c, 00 I W Alexander for 12 b. corn 50 6 00 j T Price 10 41 " " 5 00 T Prire for plank for 2 coffins 50 1) M Alexander tor smith s work as per Bill 4 93 (> 1-2 lbs. so o lea/her 25c 1 02 S Kirksey store acc t as per | Hill 7 58 ; Entrance money in asylum for i lunatics E lves!er and E McClelland as per rec t. 100 CO Expenses of travel to asylum back 4 87 S Kelly for sundry items 1 00 J no Price, ste waft s wages 80 00 J Norton for 440 lbs pork 4 17 84 Dr. Lawrence, fee for exam mmg lunatic Hosier .5 00 l)r. f?arie, fee for examining lunatics Ivester McCleliand 10 00 S Kirksey for gro. brace moulds 35 For hauling groceries from Hamburg 0 93 Kor I side upper leather 3 23 For the gro*s of 4I<> ll)s po' k I 00 W J Gantt for holding writ of lunacy 5 00 W C Leo do 5 00 Am't of disbursements $3U5 30 1-2 Treag. com. on do. i) (50 Amount expended including Treas. coin. $404 96 1-2 Am t rec d deducting Trens. com 332 45 Balance due Treas. $72 51 1-2 It will be seen by 1 ho balance of accounts f^veniy-twodollarsand 51 1-2 cents are due ll?o Treasurer, So ffreat a deficit is caused from Imvinrr to send the lanaiiesKhsha Ivester and Elisabolh MoOielland to ihe Asylum. The above amount was I or. owed for thnt purpos..,and interest is due therefore from rbout the first of September laat ttil paid. IjfiDPnT nn it/' ilV/JJLil\ A I AftlVT) "V' " Treasurer. O^TWE are authorised to announce Capt. John (Jeu?in as a an* | didafe for SU'jriAf of Pickets Ditrict at tha ttaui n# election VdSf-*?$@XS 1*9. TO POSTMASTERS. TTIE ADVERTISER. Poslmmi. 1. ler at Pleasant Grove, Alleghany county, Maryland, is the first person in the U. States who conceived and undertook extensively to puhi'sh the idea of furnish* ing nil post offices in the country with cheap stamps*. All stamp* mnde hv him are warranted equal or superior to nny others that can ho procured for the sainti prico and whenever any nre sent out in nny manner defective oV unsatisfactory', duplicates will he forwarded, on notice, without extra charge. All who order a *et of sliimrw will* t\ full cnt ^ ?4 , ...v.. .. ?? ? ? vv ??i vmiiturn hm umirri| ;it mily two dollars, for thirty pieces,"! si,Mil bp kept in stumps ad libitum. Full ?et with one change, $1. When stamps arc tWfttlv mnde with turned bundles and screw,?sumo stylo as tho regular government P, O. stamps?durabio efth-ient and warranted. Price one to two dollars only, and special authority to Rnnd l>v m.-iil frun , Address "P. M." Pleasant Grove, Alloghanv ?ounty, 3/aryland." JC2TArty editor publishing tbo nboro [wi h litis note] tlnee times and sending a copv of i lifi paper, shall receive cn-dit for ten doll til's in wood leltc;*, or ten Hollar proof piess?or if preferred, n wood engraviiv or .in engrnvt d newspaper lieud of tho ! above Value will be forward- d. | Feb. 1,1851. 37?3t. l>i*SOIilITION OF COPARTNERSHIP. IT* B. BENSON & SON have \jm this day dissolved Copnrfnership by mutual consent. All persons indebted to them are most earnestly requested lo make immediate payI monit. We tnko tViis opportunity of reluming our sincere thanks to the citizens of Anderson nnd Pickens, for the liberal support they hnvo been pleased to give us in our business* E. B. BENSON, J. B. BENSON. Jan. 1,1851. 33?3t NOTICE. I SHALL continue (o keep on hand at t he old si and in Pendleton, a large and genera! assortment of all kinds of (iOODS, which I will scv'l as cheap as any other merchant, let his location he in the country or I village. E.B.BENSON. | Jan. 1.1851. b3?3t Valuable Land TO REA T OR LEASE The Undersigned offers 300 ncres ?C/1 1 T 1 <ji vjuuu jjiinu, io euner rent or le/ise for a term oi years on good terms; possession can be given any time.? Persons wishing Land either to rent, lease or buy, are respectfully invited to call on the subscriber at his resi| dence on Stamp creek, (> miles above I Pickens C. II. Jan. Oth, 1851. 34?it L. CAPEHART. $25 REWARD RANAWAY from the subscriber, at Kingston, Cn^s co., Georgia, | a negro man nam^d CtJPlT. lias a wain over bis left eye, inclined to bu gray, i.bo'ut 45 years old?of rath*' cr a brown complexion. I bought the boy of Gen. Garvin, of Pickens j l)is t. S. C.^ and formerly belonared j to sonic of Lyncl.es, of that District or Greenville. 1 will give the above reward of $25 for the delivery of said boy to Jacob Burris, Esq., near Anderson C. H,. S. O. DAVIS BOROUGHS. Kingston, Geo., Aug. 14, 1850. II. L. JEFFKUS,] JV. S. COTHKAK. [E. J. niTCKMAfiTKR.J w i : i > is e AND foBiiniisKioii itffcrcliaiifg. Mnrkct-Strcet. IIawbi'iio, ?}. C.?W A*rf.iiino*r M<Into*h-Streot, Aiuusta, On.?FiKKMnn* \.Hko this method of luftirmjng their vicnds nnd the public generally, thnt they still continue the NVaiikiiovse ?nd Commission business in this plac*> nnd Augus'.fl, On., wheie they offer their services toUKCEJVR, siojif on ricll cottok, FioVii, Bacon, &c., Rkckive aftp For~va no murohandt^k; bcv goodp, tw i'lantkhb ok Mkrotianis. Their Warehouse in An-? ? "gun\n is ^rn Mclntosh-utrett, in the centre of the Cot* ton trnde. Their WnvehouGe* in this place is Bafe otw witer aiJ. isolated, therefore not xposod to (\re. As they will be constantly at their fiost| and promoting the interests of thei* ricnds (whi-.h they are aware will add t* Vft'ir own.) They solicit and hope to !??,* and receive ft full slnire of that liberal putronago heretofore bestowed, and for1 which thoy now return thanks. i ? i i ? i ijinerni cnsn nuvuncfts wijl b? made when required. on nhy produce in etvr? JEFKRRS, COTHKAN <fc Co. a , Hamburg, Sept. 1st, 1840. O^TTh? Friends of Barton Asnm"r T? 11/. W~~ 1 ' -> - - him as a Candidate fov Siienfl ot Pickens District, at tfea ensuing *?!<?.: ti JO. . jT*v'