Keowee courier. (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, February 22, 1851, Image 3
MVIIBlEMgAL',
MAURiED, on the 14ih Inst., by
Rev. John Smith, Miss Valentina
Smith to Mr. John Smith, all of
this District.
If this does not locale John Smith !
ut last, we humbly desire to know
"what w'il-'?Ed.
ola > t W^Ofy",
1)ilo, at their lather's residence m
the neighborhood of Bachelor's Retreat,
Thomas B. Hughes, in the
32nd year of Ins age, and George B.
Hughes, in the 19th year ol his age.
m? i? i ' ? ?
i nomas uiea on the 3Uth JanM and
George on Thursday following.
1 assure you, Mr. Editor, that I
scarely know what to say on the contemplation
of an event so strikingly
awful. A few hours before they were
called on to change worlds, the
bounding blood of youth coursed its
wav throuch their veins, wilh a irli>e
y o o
of life which is always expressive of
good health,?to them the land scape
of the future was as richly ominous
of long life, and many earthly blessings,
as they probably thought of, or
wished for. But Thomas and George
are gone. No more shall we sit together
around our firesides and talk
of things common. Those brother
like and friendly voices, thai used to
make delightful a parent's home; are
now hushed forever. We stood by
them?bade them farewell, and saw
them die. O, what a farewell was
that. Earth's brightest hopes nre
blighted?the two young men arc dead!
The only relief the living now have
is to walk beside ther tombs?breathe
. a sigh?shed a tear, and think of that
r..i j <
same muni nun WUl'U t'AKKWKLL !
Oh, llmt Ihc spirit of absent would
whisper to the hearts of their associates,
never to scoff at Religion; tell
them too, that religion will not harness
the chariot of an earthly conquest,
nor spread the canopy of an
earthly empire; but more than all,
and better than all, it lives at the sick
K-wl 1 1- -i I--- 'i ?
gunii o ifCU MlCtilS UOVVIlL l?y 1116 S1CIC
of the tomb?and points the dying
pilgrim to this endless rest.
S.
CITATION, _ar^
WHEREAS Gazener lOj^ck
has applied to me^foflxjUe^s
of Administration on the Estate of
John Pr*i?Vienbeck, deceased, late of
Pickens District, These are therefore
to cite the kindred and creditors of
the said John D. Kleinbeck, deceas
ed, to appear before the court of Or- j
dinary at Pickens c. h. on Friday |
the seventh day oi March next to
show cause if any they can why the
said letters of administration should
not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal,
this the a 1st day of February, iS51.
W. I). STEELE, o. p. d.
40?-tdoc
T Propose to let to the lowest bidder
on Saturday the 8th March
ne\t, at 10 o'clock a. in., nl Little
Kiver, whore the new road croftsctt, be
tween E. J. HunnioutTs and Tho?.
D. Morgan's, the erection of a Bridge
over that stream, the plan of which
will be exhibited on that day.
M. M. NORTON, com. roads, &c.
Feb. 18, 1851?tdt
IIEABUIIARTEKS.
Columbia, Feb. 12, 1851.
CLINTON BROWN of Barnwell
Samuel Sparks Jr. of DarlingIon,
VV. M. Bratton ofFairfield, Bernard
G. Riceo! Union, William Gastan
Allen of Beaufort. W. Bin rSrh'iirn I
Wilson of York, Michnol Whaleyof
Charleston,' Artemus T. Goodwin of
Orangeljjijrg, Samuel Alston of Fairfield,
Carver Randall of Chester, $!eImstion
Sumter oj Sumter, William
WilliaoM* of Abbeville, having been
appointed Aid do-Camps to liisexcefJoncy
Ihc Governor, with the
rank of Lieutenant Colonel, will be
obeyed and respocted accordingly.
By order of the Commander-in-chief.
J. W. CANTEY,
>'??.! Adjt. and Insp. General
4tz!t 7,. "Z '
I, AH AH wife of J dm
Belli farmer, residing in Pickens
District, on Cornhouse creek, hereby
giv? notice of my intention to become
a Stola/fVader, and to enjoy nil the
privileges of & FVee 'Dtettler in the oc-;
cupaiKin^f W-^v^f,' fvamstreaih, Sic.
after <i*i expiration of I 'month from
this day. Feb. 20th, 1,953.
A RA.fJ HEL^. fi
~m wwr;
AWKIV?SW AT Ji/fcW. j
WlT,I, PRACTICE |<T TUB COUNTS O i
i hb wrtw cmcmT.?Ojwi.<>p> at
. ' Wi*'- OP "*^7
Executive Department.
Columbia, Feb. IG, 1851.
GENERAL Order No. 3.?Major
James H. Trapier, of the
Ordna.ice, having been appointed
Aid-de-Camp to his excellency the
Governor, with the rank of Lieutenant
Colonel, will be obeyed and re |
?nectcd accordingly. By order of
the Caimnander-in-Chief.
J. VV. CANTEY,
Ad jt and Insp. General.
40?It
SHERIFF'S SALES,
l'ickcii* DiMtrict.
BY YIHTUK OF WHITS OF FIERI FA0IA8 TO
MB DIRECTED.
1IMI 1- I I I r
?> in we soici ueioremc *Jourt-nouse
in Vicketis District, within the legal
hours, ou the first Monday and Tuesday
in March next:
150 Acres Land more or less, lying
on the waters of Whetstone creek,
adjoining lands of Gambrell Hrazeale
and others;
200 Acres, known as the McClure
tract, 011 Moss' Mill creek, adjoining
lands of Elias Earle and others ;
fiA A Pl'no 4 ^" 1'"" ^ ^
W ij ill^ uu (1IC liCUU Ul
Whetstone i reek, adjoining lands of
Orrel Snider, Silas Nicho'son, and
others;
130 Acres, whereon the defendant
lives, on Village creek, adjoining
lands of John Puckett, the widow
Phillips and others; and Tuesday after
Sale-day at defendant's residence
1 clock, 1 sideboard, 1 cupboard, 1
cow and calf, and (2 yearlings, all i
levied on as the property of Samuel
Moseley at the suit of M. M. Norton.
1 AC\ A m?no T ?? '
?w i IH..1 VQ ui JUUIIII IMWI U OI' It'SSi I
lying on the waters of Changa, adjoining
lands of John West, James |
Barker and others, levied on as the |
property of Cunningham Orr at the
suit of W. H. Striblmg.
270 Acres Land, lying on the waters
oi" Colonel's Fork, adjoining
lands of James Jenkins, G. W. Phil- j
lips and others, levied on as the prop-!
er'y A. W. Gordo, at the suit of
John P. Thompson and his wife, and
others.
1 Sorrel Stallion, levied on as the
property of Fppes Williams at the
a..;*,<3 n vi-r^-ii
mm yji U? 11* HJLUr fill*
On Tuesday after Sale-day at the
house of plaintiff, 1 sett two-horse
fiuhbst 1 sett buggy hubbs, i scythe
aw\-cradlc, 1 plane stock and bit, 1
foot adze, 1 leather apron, 1 small
axe, 1 brace and bit, 1 sett of smith's
tools, 1 grandstone and crank, 1 bedstead,
2 planes, 1 pair steelyards, 1
whecl-barrow, levied on as the property
of Wm. Gibson at the suit of
James Hughes.
100 Acres Land, more or less, lying
on Little lliver, adjoining lands of
L. N. Robins, Jno. Mauldin, and oth
ers, levied on as the property of Eppes
Williams at the suit of J- J. Hnu;
ard and others. '
Purchasers io pay for titles. i
J. A. DOYLE, s. p. d.
Feb. 8, 1850.
Corn; Macon, Lanl. &c.
r SPHERE will he sold at Public
JL Auction, on Saturday the 29th
of March next, at the late residence
of Josiah F. Perry, dec'd, in Pickens
District, on a crecvt of twelve months
the following property, vi/:
i.jia jLxuiKirea ousnois oi Uorn;
Three thousand pounds fine Bacon;
Five hundred weight of nice Lard;
A large quantity of Fodder, Shucks,
Several head of Cattle, and other articles.
(?7"The purchaser giving note
with approved security, bearing interest
from date.
13. ft PERRY, Adm'r.
Greenville, S. C Feb. 1, 185!
38?4*
NOTICE.
IS, hereby. given that application
will be made to the Board or
Commissioners of Roads for the 5th
Regiment of S. C.v M'litiu, for tho
. w *
uiDwiniiiuauur ?M ill*' "WU 8 1' OrQ
Road?the Manldin's Ford Road,
and so much of ,tl?o old Road leadings]
from Pickens C. H. to Pendleton as
is not used by the Greenville rood
or the new road from Pickens to Pen- J
dleton.
By order of the General Board of
Commissioners of Roads.
E. G. GAIISfES,)
H. L. GAINES, J ( om
tr?. t 1 a ? * r^z. ** *< ...?
a. IVAVK9 v/i n>) o? V?( Jilil* i,i ICWli
34 3ni 1
1. ? i
NOTICE. :
A Ll? persons indebted to the aub/\.
scnbers priof'to the first of JnnYftt-y
last, will shVo cost by Buttling
mmcdiaailyte^ no longer indnlgnnco
P. IKE. ALEXANDER. J
Feb. I; l?9l. 37?tf.
~ TAXES.
THE Tax Collector lor Pickens
District will attend at the follov
ing places, viz:
On 4tn of March at John Bowen's. ,
5th " " The Trap,
Gth 44 " Hester's,
7th 44 " Mrs. Barton's,
8lh tl 11 Wolf Creek,
10th 44 44 Hurncanc,
11th 41 41 Pick?uis C. H.
12th 44 44 McKiunoy's,
13th 44 44 Grant's Store,
and in the evening of
the 13th March at Oconee Station.
14th 44 44 West Union.
15th 44 44 Robin's Store,
and in the evening of
the 15th March at Jonas Phillips'
17th 44 44 O. Poole's,
18th 44 44 Bachelor's Retreat
19th 44 44 Rockwell,
20th 44 44 Win. Saunder's,
21st 44 44 E. M. Cobb's
xWntl " 41 li. Uaines'
24th " 41 Salubrity,
25th " " Pickensvillc.
At Pickens C. II. on Monday and
Tuesday of Spring Court; my books
will ihen be closed, all returns not
made by that time will be liable to a
double tax.
All persons are required to return
all taxable property transferred or
purchased since the last tax return.
All money at interest is taxed I 1-2
per cent on the dollar of interest due.
| State Tax raised 50 per cent.
i> i rn ! ?
jxuuu i ux, ou "
Poor Tax, 15 44 44
JOHN BOYVEN, T. C.
Jan 25, 1851. 30?tf
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Pickens District.
IN EQUI Y.
Benj. F. Kilpatrick )
and wife and others, >
vs ) Bill for Part.
Thorn. H Jones &, /
wife, and others. $
It appearing to my satisfaction,
flint Tnniv\n? I T 1 nnf.c
Susan C. Jones, Lucinda J. Jones,
Rebecca C. Jones, Nancy Jones,
Martha M. Jones and Matilda C.
Jones; defendants to this Bill, children
of Hart well Jones, and Marv
his deceased wife, formerly MmV
Sttibling; and heirs at law of Jesse
Stribling dee'd. late of this District,
reside from and without the limits of
this Slate.
O UeYM *11> rY.\^e r h m e m
Sol. It is ordered that the said defendants
do appear and nnswe or
demur to said tSill of complaint, within
three months from this date, or
their consent to the same will be taken
pro confesso.
M. M. KOItTON, c. e. p. d.
Gomm'rs Oiticc, )
Nov. 7. 1850. J 25?3m
HEAD QUARTERS.
Columbia, December 17. 1850.
GENERAL ORDER, No. 1.
W. S. Lyles, Maxcy Gregg, J as.
M. Nelson, Robert Moorman, Thos.
P. Butler, R. N. Gourdin* Samuel
McGowan, William H. Evans, L.
M. Keitt, and R. S. Bedon, Esqs.
having been appointed Aid-de-ranm
to his Excellency the Governor with
the rank of Lieutenant Colonel, will
be obeyed and respected accordingly*
By order of the Commander-inChief.
J. W. CANTEY,
Adjutant and Insp. General.
Dec. 25,1850. 82 3t
Kxecnlirc Department.
Columbia, Jan. 24,1851.
By His Excellency, J. H. Means,
Governor and Connnander-in-Chief
in *nd over the State of South
Carolina:
WHEREAS, information has
been received at this Deparlment,
that THOMAS DA LEY, alias
KENAN, who was col niitted to thn
Jail of Beaufort District for negro
stealing* broke jail a few days since,
and made bis escape: now, therefore,
I, J. H. Means, Governor of the
.State of South Carolina, do hereby
oflbr a r??vard of One Hundred Dollars
for his apprehension and delivery
into any iail in this State* The said
Daley, alias Kennan, is about fortyfive
years old, five feet five or six inches
high, rather stout, blue eyes,
front teeth out, and is an Irishman by
miniGiven
uik^* mv hand and
5 i \ sea' ?* ,e Stale, at Co- |
( ' ' J lnmhin; the 24th day of Jan- 1
uary, in the year of our Lord 1
one thousand eight hundred and tff 1
ly-one, and in the seventy-fifth year 1
of the sovereignty and Independence
6f the United States of America.
. '1' JT J. II. MEANS, ;
B. K.^IIjiNt:oAN, Seo y of State.
"~ZI? ~~ . ai :* I
v^f w b are auinorised to an^ |
nourtce Capt. J6tirt Gtivnitt to a an* L
lid ate for Sheriff of Pickens Ditricf j
it theniuinsf eUeii?i*.
|' ^To^'eouo^'1 "11 "i:
siilTKllEKS^^ATKa?^
fo rt>uuLisnKo at Ckkbnvii.lk, 8. C.
lldroposed to issue an Indepen- .
denlr - Weekly and Weekly News- j
p&pq (lie Town oi Greenville, S. (
C., be styled "The Souther v
Pat/i\" devoted to ommerce,
AgrJtiuc, Manufactures, Politics
Litetirc, Science, and the genera
iinpii nient of the country in all
her i lusfrial Pursuits?defending
the . fits of the South, the Federal
Con- tion, and the Integrity of the
(Jnir f the States?and opposing
the i\ -Republican, ruinous and corrupt;
policy ot South Carolina's
contlng in the hazards and speculutunf
Hanking.
- Southern Patriot" has origlliriifu/lt
ll- Ullfl Knl/miru tn nil ocir.
?V?XM iw uii finou
ciatiof gentlemen, who own nearly
akisand slaves, and arc worth
seve hundred thousand dollars.?
ThifOuld be regarded by the coinmun,
independent of their honor
theii'es and characters, as some
guaity of Fidelity to the South,
and least as an earnest of their interejn
the Justice, Wisdom, and
Stal.y of the C iovernmcnt.
TFroprietors are under the i:r.
presa that the growing importance
of oTown?its heavy Mercantile
andinufacturiug business, the nnticijid
Railroad facilities, and our
prefi Mail arrangements, toirether
j witlje general Intelligence, Pros*
periknd Patriotism of our District,
[ mudnsuro the success of aTriweej
Newspaper?giving to the
busijs community the news and j
Telhphic Despatches, sooner than
the/an he received through the
TiHflfflkly city papers.
Te undersigned have been charged,
jr he Proprietors, with the Kditoil
department of "The Southern'atiot.11
It is not without re
lucnct that they assume this grave
reslnsbilitv ; but havinfr done so.
ncAutinie, labor, nor energy, shall
befitting to make the Paper wortbjf
public patronage. Arrangeni(i
will be made to have Correspp.lnts
in Washington and other
c tA-giving intelligence m advance
o' 11 press?and the Prices Current,
nillUe of the Charleston, Coluinu,
p'uiburg aiul Greenville MarMtfjLilbe
regularly and correctly
f Southern Patriot" will
Je on superior paper, neatly
"i'C printed, ^jl.b
' '.ttil war type* at Tnrec'Dollars p<
anntn for the Tri-wcekly, payaol
in iilance. The Weekly Papc
will p a large sheet, containing sul
stan|4ly the same matter as tli
J n-?ckly, for One Dollar and Fift
C(Uifeper annum, payable in ad
vaAef. This will be the cheapcs
Newspaper of its size and quantit;
of ^ter in South Carolina?and i
intAiUulto reach those points of tin
coiltrif whose mail facilities an
limlitti
j**y? agent forwarding ten sub
scritrt to either paper, shall receiv<
a c<k gratuitously.
Ti publication of "The South
kkh ifiTRioT" will commence 01
the ftt of January next.
|B. F. PERRY, I ?...
0. J. ELFORI),5 L(,,toisCMaville,
S. C., Nov. 1, 1850.
I livD UiiAiiTJ^
I boLUMBiA, Dec. 17, 1850.
GENHiL ORDER No. 1.
R. Q ttcCaw, William A. Owens,
E. Aldmder, jr., E. B. Moans, F.
W. l'l-jot, J. D. Ashmore, R, F.
ReyncL Thomas Hanckel, L. A.
Beckhh, Edward Johnson, R. Barn
well Rut, jr., W. II. Campbell, and
P. L. (jhonn, esqs., having been apnninlo?!J
~ J "
?w...iv,v-ui-iit;-ciillips lO Ills lljXCellency
InGovernor, with llie rank of
Lieiiteilt Colonel, will he obeyed
and resfcted accordingly.
By onr of the Commander-inchief.
s
1 J. W. CANTEY,
Adjland Inspector General.
Dec. 1:850= 32 3t
iKdKoTO.
Those ipited to the subscriber enn
invo cost!' culling and sottling their
notetfftud lounts as longer indulgence
cannot bercn.
JAMFS QEORQE.
Jan. 6, \
riTm tJ ? 'L -
^i vjuu, on me nignt 01 the burn
D ir.g ojiy house, a walnut Box,
neatly fjnld, about 12 inches square
containin4nong8t other articles, a
Silver Lai on (he handle of which
are the in?8 "N. F, N." The Ladle
is vail as a present, and the
public arelquesteu to look out for
it, as it m?o offered for salt! by the
thief, whu of course not a white .
man. 1
]f ,ES M> NORTON.
Feb. 12(151?39tf
X?TTTlTTrnrTT^Tr^
y XfN LX u JlWJ. ;
T^n*?8 ^,10 w*0'1 and f
i. *4 '>can ?et Mem on rcaa
inabtetormyr applying- to
_ S. R. MeFALL.
Pickens (|., S. C,
^TStTTIC'Er^"
$2000 DOLLARS WANTES*
I Would again remind those indebted
to me either by note or
account that after the first of February,
thc> will find their notes and f.o- '
counts in the hands of proper officers '
fni* r?r*llnnl?/%n 4 -^ 1 *
wi.wiiwii. ua*u cusi u you piease.
S. It. M( FALL.
Jan. 24,1851. 36?tf 1
The Report of the Treasurer of the
Commissioner* of the Poor, in accordance
with the act of the Legislature.
Fall Term, 1850.
RECEIPTS.
1849. To ain't, in Treasurer's
hands ns per last report* $12 55
1850. To ain't, ree'd. from tax
collector, (tax assessed.)
Treasurer'? commission on
ditto at 2 ]-'? per cent.
JJiSBUKSEMENTS.
1849. Paid Keownc Courier
for ndvertuin last report, $6 00
1850, Jan. 11*3 lbs. su^ar at
9e per lb., $11 07
1-^2 lb. senna 37
2 sncks salt, 1,50 3 00
100 lbs. coff-e 15c 15 00 32 21
51()ii?5. poi lv 4c 2(? t)4
143 b. cor '0c 57 20
Juno, for cradling and binding 1 87
1819. Oct. II. Prico for 1 1-2
bush, wheat at M 00, 1 50
E, liarrett for 2 coffins, 75c, 1 30
V. James for making 2 pair
shoes, 30c, GO
VV Alexander for 12 b. corn 50 0 00
T Price 10 41 " u 5 00
T Price for plank for 2 coffins 50
D M Alexander lor smith's
work as per Bill 4 93
G 1-2 lbs. sole leather 25c 1 02
S Kirksey store acc't as per
Bill 7 58
Entrance money in asylum for
lunatics E lvester and E McClelland
as per rec't. 100 00
Expenses of travel to asylum
ana back 4 87
S Kelly for sundry items 1 00
Jno Price, stewards wages 80 00
J Norton for 44(5 lbs pork 4 J7 84
Dr. Lawrence, fee for examining
lunatic lvester 5 00
Dr. Earle, fee forexamininar
lunatics Ivester & McClehand A.Q 00
S Kirksey for pro. brace ^
moulds 35
For hauling groceries from
Hamburg 6 93
For 1 side upper leather 3 23
For the
^ r ..1 iaw 1 U
AV J Gantt for holding writ of
a lunacy 5 0
!r VV C Lee do 5 0
)- _
e Arn't of disbursements $395 36 1v
Treas. com. on do. 9 0
| _
;t Amount expended incluy
dingTreas.com. $404 9G 1-!
s Am't ree'd deducting
q Treas. com 332 4;
B
Balance due Treas. $72 51 1-1
t? i ... -
al w 111 in; seen ny the balance ofae
3 counts seventy-two dollars and 51 1-t
cents are due the Treasurer. S<
- great a deficit is caused from having
1 to scud the lanaticsElishalvester anc
Elisabeth McClelland to the Asylum
The above amount was borrowed foi
that purpose ,and inf?r#?e# fa
.wwxuuuc ( 1 lt;l U
fore from about the first of Septem
ber last till paid.
ROBERT CRAIG,
Treasurer.
tijgalocT
ACADEMY.
TM-IE undersigned respectfully in.
forms the public that he has
opened a tchool at Old Liberty
Church, where he proposes to teach
Angiography, Reading, Writing. nnrl
I Arithmetic, at 4 dollars per session,
of five months each; English Gram
rnrr, Geography, Moral and Natural
Philosophy, Book-keeping ari(? composition,
at 0 dollars per session; the
Latin arid Greek languages, chemistry,
Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry
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.
u.f. i'khry.j [k. *t. keith.
PERRY & KEITH,
Attorneys at Law.
Wiijl Practico in tho Courts of Law and
Equity for Pickcns District.
Office, Pickcns C. H., S. C.
October 1, lb40. 43f2
t
, Administrator's Notice. 1
PERSONS indebted to the estate 1
of Elizabeth Striblirg, dee'd.,
1 rn Ka'atio 11? * ''
..v> ?! ;?*7"jr iiiHincu timi moir iNotes
must he settled by sale-day in March icxt,
as longer indulgence cannot be
fiven. |
T. M. Stkiblincj, i a ,
M. S. STKinuNfl, J A,,mrs 1
Feb 1. 37 3t *
4 i
* not i + s ?wmm.
pH ? T E It S.
-I. ter at Pleasant Grove,
iy county, Maryland,, is the finst person^
.he tJ. States who conceived and undertook
intensively to publish tho idea of furnishing
all post offices in the country with cheap
stamps. All stamps made by him art
warranted equal or superior to any other*
that can be procured lor tho same pric?
and whenever any avo sent out in anr
manner defective or unsatisfactory, duplicates
will be forwarded, on notice, without
extra charge. All who order * set of
stamps, with a full set of change# for dates,
at only two dollars, [for thirty pieces,]
shall be kept in stamps ad libitum. Full
set with one change, $1.
When stamps are neatly mad* with turned
handles and screw,?same sty Is as th?
regular government P. O. stamjpa?durfc*
ble efficient and warranted. Price one to
two dollars only, and special authority U *
_ ! C
oi"iiLi ny umii iieu.
Address "P. M.'1 Pleasant Qrort, Alleghany
count)', .Maryland."
JtSTAny editor publishing the above
[with this note] three times nnd Bending ?
ropy of the prfper, shall receive credit for
ten dollars in -wood letter, or ten dollar
proof press?or if preferred, a wood engraving
or an engrnved newspaper head of th?
above value will be forwarded.
Feb. 1, 1851. 37?3t.
DISSOUITION
OF COPARTNERSHIP.
TT7* R RV.TVSsO"M At SOTtf
this day dissolved Copartnership
by mutual consent. All persona
indebted to them are most earnestly
requested to make immediate payment.
We take this opportunity of returning
our sincere thanks to the citizens
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 large and general assortment
of all kinds of GOODS, which I wijl
sell as cheap as any other merchant,
let his location be in the country or
village.
E. B.BENSON.
Jan. 1.1851. 33??t
' ?.item m 1 u imLw ao, ttu>l oi lime
r* f . r 1';
V.i lunblc Land
o TO REI\ T OR LEASE
O The TIndf?rsinmprt r?flTo..D inn
^ ..v. w.^??wa vuoi %?UU/tlUl CV
_ of Good Land, to either rent or leas?
2 for a term of years on good terms;
I) possession can be given any time.?
_ Persons wishing Land either to rent,
lease or buy, are respectfully invited
2 to call on uio subscriber at his residence
on Stamp creek, 6 miles above
5 Pickens C. H. Jan. 6th, 1851.
34?4t L, CAPEHART.
2
T\T^TTT - ? ??
; $zo ItJtL, W AKJD
> T)ANAWAY from the subscriber,
r XV at Kingston, Cass co., Georgia,
> a negro man nam?d CUPIT. Has
a wain over his left eye, inclined t?
r be gray, about 45 years old?of rath
er a brown complexion. I bought
the boy of Gen. Garvin, of Pickens
Dis't. S. C., and formerly belonged
to some of Lynches, of that District
or Greenville.
i will givetlie above reward ?f $35
for the delivery of said boy to Jacob
Bui l is, Esq., near Anderson C. H?.
S 0
DAVIS BOROUGHS,
Kingston? Geo., Aug. 14, 1850.
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n. L. JRPPICR?,] [w. B. t'OTSaAtt.
[K. J. BCCKMA8TKR.]
WASH ) US E
AMD
Comniis*ioii Merchants.
Market-Street, Hjmbuiiu, 8. 0.?-WArxurntH*
Mcirtosb-Street, Augusta, Ga.?Fi?*?moor.
Tnlo this method of informing their
riends ^nd the public generally, that
they still cntinae the W Anrumrew
Hamburg, 8ept. 1st, 1849. II
KrThe Friends of Bartow A?*
>ott, Esq., beg leave to r/f?noune?
lim as a Candidate for SWiff of
'ickfins Distiist, avl the wuittg "
io*.
MIIU
I Commission busine*n in this place and
| Augusts, Git.r nrh?re they oflVir their Barvices
to Receive, Store or sell Cotto*,
Flour, Bacon, Ac., Receive an? Forward
Merchandise, Bur Goods, to*
Planters or Mercp .ntb.
The'r Warehouse in Augusta ia ?x
Mclntosh-street, in tha centra of the Cbt?
ton trade.
Their Warehouse in thin plaee is safa
om water and isolated, therefor* at!
xposcd to fire.
As they will be constantly at their
f>oat, and promoting the interests of th?i?
riends (which tfcey are aware will add t*
their own.) Tney solicit and hop* tm
mcritand receire ftfull share of that
eral patronage heretofore bestowed, ta4
for which they now return thank#.
Liberal cash adrances will be n*4?
when required, on any produce in More
JEFFERS. COTHRAtt A