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orainnuAia v.: Departed this life, on 12th ult. at 4 o'clock a. m., at the residence of her mother in Pickens District, Miss JMUry P. Gaines. With chviatinn SM| , , It 'U . > ' : .-r-r patience she bore a most paujful illness offonr weeks;^ she leaves an aged mother and many relations to lament her early death. The siibjcct of this notice was nn ornament to the church of which she was, for many years, an attentive member, and durinar her illnn ? nrnvn - many evidences of a strong faith in the christian religion. When much enfeebled she would often sajiw^^l have enjoyed the spring of life,?endured the toils of summer,?culled the fruits of autumn,?am now passing through J ho dreary winter, nnrl am not forsaken of my God. I see tliedawnofa new day?1 lie first of a spring that shall be eternal,?it advances to me,?1 hasten to embrace it. Welcome, welcome eternal spring! hallelujah!?COM. 1 ' fjiiiardiaiis, Trustee*, and others, liable to aooouht before me, will take notice that they are required to make their annual Returns ao j:?m-i... ? " ?<// twig iv taw, during tlie week of the ensuing Spring Court. Miles M. Norton, c. e. p. p. "Comr's. Office, Pickens C. I I. ? 28th February, 1851. 5 41 5ni WE arc authorised to announce EDMUND HEItNDON as a Candidate for Tax-Collector of Pickens District at the ensuing election. 1 South Carolina. i'ickens district. Jno Myers, and ) Against the heirs Henry Myers and } of others, applicants,Robt. Honnoa, IT appearing to my satisfaction that part of tho lien s of Robert Honnea resido without the limits of this State, il is therefore ordered that -they do appear and object to the division or sale of the real estate of .Henry Myers on or before the second day of June \ext, or their consent to the same will be entered of .m wv/1 u* W. D. STEELE, o. i?. d. Ordinary's Office, Pickens C. H., March I, 1851= To Builder*. I Propose to let to tho lowest bid* I der on Saturday the 8th March next, at 10 o'clock a. at Little I River, where the new road croMCJt, be tweon fc. J. Hunnicutt's and Thot\ D. Morgan's, the erection of a Bridge over that stream, tho plan of which will he exhibited on that day. M. M. NORTON, com. roads, &c. Feb. 19, 1851-r-tdl rmr* #-? a r# WrirjitrjAS unzener Klienbeck has applied (o mo for iVeltc rs of Administration on the Estate ofi John 1>. Klienbeck, decoased, lato of Pickens District, These are therefore, to cite the kindred and creditors of the said John D. itleibbcbk, deceased, to nppenr before the cou|-t of Ordinary at Pickens c. n. on Friday . (he seventh day ot March next to show ctfnseiftihy they can why th(e said letters of administration should not be ': Givert urtder my hand iind '&al, this the ilUt day of Fewtihry, i851. W. O: STEELE, oVi, > 40?tcioc ? <<<> , i HEAil flUARTliltS. ii, Coiqipbia, Fe^>. I* 1861. /Clinton brown of Bamweii \ J SUi IYIUAI Q?\at*I/Li T * yx r I -??_r V* III t?V K7 J/W l\0 I UI L/Unill^" frpp, W* M. Uratton ofFairfield, Bflfa v^l^i G. Jticeot Union, William Gns% ton Alien of Beaufort, W. Blackburn Wilson of V?rk, Michaal Whaleyof Charleston, ArteruisT. Goodwin of Ornngebnrgj fjauuiel Alston of Fairfield, Carver ttandall.of Chester, Sebastion Sumter of Sumter, William Williams of AhUtHltaf bavin# been appointed Aid-tle-Oaitips to liistox- ( ceilenoy the Governor, with the rank ftf VWlliAMni I Inlnnol ' ' v/y^/Livpi rv III 1^7 | obeyed and respected accordingly. By order of thp Conimai>dcr-?i-r,hiof. z:, tin/ wwM a im,i . ' ^ V " ' ' Si,> r-'lt 111 It >?AIIAH flElif/, wife of John Bel!? farmer, residing in Pickens Dialhrtt. An r!rirnKnni?i iw. ^ ..... Y.< vy^DIIUUOV UlUOnt U?TDUV give notice of rtiy intention to bec6ttic a-Sole Trader, and Jt6 enjoy a|l;tjj? \ privileges of ;i/l;,ree Oeal^f in the M'l cupation of Weaver, seamstress, &o,' || after the exhibition of 1 ttfontli from * Ibis day. Feb,. 20th, 185IJ , t "ft ! AHA//BFXL. ?OffSALir Jk lUot of'X)Ic?t ,,, .HlUli k?2nMuk>?rf t w H A 1 .....I,.. .I.PMIJII i'i'li... I 11 .'-ggla-u.-1^?i' : ... ' Executive Department. Columbia, Feb- 16. 18&1GENERAL Order No. 3.-*Major James H. UYftpieiy of the Ordna.ice, having been appointed A id-dor Gamp to his excel iehcyth?i | Governor, with the rank of Lien?ei\-I ??4 i mi i am v^uioiibi, will uo oDoycd o;ul rc speCted accordingly. By older of the Camn)pilderrin?<Phief. j. vv.oa-ntey, AcVjt and Ins^,. General. 40?It t ^ J Ifr sheriff's sales, Pickens District. I UY VIRTUE OF WIIITS OF FIERI FACIAS TO i MK DIRECTED, i .? iii i/%j <>yi\i uuiuv^ me wouri-nousc I in Pickens District, within the legal hours, on the first Monday and Tuesday in March next: i ; 150 Acres Land more or less, lying on the waters of Whetstone creek, adjoining lands of Gambrell Jlirazeale and others; 200 Acres, known as the McClure tract, OU MosH1 Mill Crti'k. Jidininmrr ! lands of Elias Earth and others ; | 80 Acres, lying ort the litfad of I Whetstono ^reek, adjoining lands 6f Orrel Snider, Silas Nicholson, and others; > 7 " 130Afcre^, hereon the defendant lives, on VillJigo creek, adjoining lands of John I'uckett, the widow Phillips and others; and Tuesday alter Sale-day at defendant's residence 1 clock, 1 sideboard, 1 cupboard, 1 cow and calf, and 2 yearlings, all ?i ? -- ' 1 ujvujti uii ?h ine property ol Samuel Moseley at the suit of M. M. Nortoii. MO Acres of Land, more or less, lying on the waters of Chauga, adjoining lands of John West, James Barker and others, levied on as the properly of Cunningham Orr at the suit of W. H. Stribhiig. 270 Acres Laud, lying'on the waters of Colonel's Fork, adjoining lands of James Jenkins, G. \V. Phif! i.? ... I nps ann outers, levied oh as the property A. \V. Gordon at the suit of John P. Thompson and his wife, and others. 1 Sorrel Stallion, levied on as the property of Eppos Williams at the suit of S. 11. McFall. On Tuesday after Sale-day at the house of plaintiff, 1 sfctt two-horse hul)bs, 1 sett buggy huhbs, 1 scythe nnd cradle, 1 plane stock and bit', 1 foot adze, 1 leather aoron. 1 Rmnll axe, 1 brace and bit, 1 sett of smith's tools, 1 grandstone nnd crank, 1 bedsteady 2 planes, 1 pair steelyards; 1 wheel-barrow, levied Cm as the property of Wm. Gibson at the suit of James Hughes. Purchasers to pny for titles. J. A. DOYLE, s. r, n. Feb. 8, 1850. Horn; Iftacoii, Lard. &c. rpHERE will be sold at Public JL Auction, on Saturday the 20th Of I\I<uch next, at tlic. late raudefece of Josiah 1<\ Perry, clce'd, in Pickens District, on.a credit of tyveWe months the following property* viv?'? Six Hundred Bushels of Corn; Three thousand pounds fine ifcac&n*, Five hundred weight of nice Lard; A lafge quantity of Fodder, Shucks, Several head of Orittle, and other articles. (KrThe purchaser giving note with npproved security, bearing interest from date. 131. F* Pl&RRY, Adm'r. Greenville, S. C Feb. 1, 1851 k 1 -38*?4fc t . i / f 1 _ XOTJCK. T S hereby given that application X will bo made to the Board of Commissioners of Roadsior the>51h Regiment of S. C. Militia, for the , discontinuance of tlic Reed's Ford ] Road?'the Mauldin's Ford Road, nnd so much of the old Road leading ] from Pretoria C. H. to ^Pendleton ns { is not used by I he Granville road ] or the new road froni'll'lickefifc to Pen < dleton. < By order of the General Board 6f s Uommis.sionois of Road*. ; - E. Qx GAINR8, ) >,.' 1 H< h. GAINES. ( ?om " f PldK&rfs C. 'W.'t Hi ( f, 1851. , 34 1 ' i-j'? ??!< lit' 3m f "NO'IICE. \ LL persons jnijeWfed MV the 8ub- ,, ZjjL scribqrs prior to llus fust of Jaw Q lary last* will .t&ve-'oost by floiUing" j( immediately, flvS no lc?|?gvr indulgence Q "* t ?. ALfiXANDKR. ? fob. J.yI85l. ; 37?tf. .V" 1 iT'iTwV " ' * ATTOKNKY ItfXAtV. >VlM. r*ACTllte IK 'iftil CoOIlT8 O '? rriE WKHTKRW OIIWH)IT^?OK'rOK AT <1 p.dtBr.3o.it, $. c; 4* I TAXES. Tax Collector for Pickens JL District Will attehd at the; lollov inpr places, vizi On 4th of March at John Dowcn's. 5th " " The Trap, (>th " " Hester's, 7th " " Mrs. ifarton's, 8th 14 " Wolf Creek, 101 h " " Hurricane, 11 til " u Pickens C. II. 12th " u McKinney's, i, /43th M ** Grant's Store, and in the evoniiur of the 13th March at Oconee Station. 14th " u West Union. loth M " Robin's Store, and in tho evening of the 15th March at Jonas Phillips' 17th 11 " C. Poole's,1 18th " "Bachelor's Retreat 19th u H Rockwell, 20th " u Wm. Sannder's, 21st ' " " E. M. Cobb's 22nd u " R. Gaines' znn " 44 Salubrity, 25 tH ' 44 Pickensvillc. At Pick (mis C. tL on Monday and Tuesday of Spring Court; my books will tlifefl be'closed; all returns not made by that time will be liable to a | double tax. All persons arc required to return all taxable property transferred or purchased since the last tax return. All money at interest is taxed 1 1-2 per cent on the dollar of interest due. State Tax raised 50 per cent. f i . . i rn > ? IVOHC1 I flX, .')() vl " Poor Tax, 15 " 4< JOHN BOWEN, T. C. Jati 25, 1851; 3ti?If . . i , 11 mI t I .M, gOytSft,' CAllOUtf A. Pickcns Di^rict. iy KQW Y. Bepj. F. Kilp.it rick i and wife and others, > vs } Bill for Part. Thom. H Jones & ) wife, and others. <> It appearing to my satisfaction, that Thomas II. Jones, David Jones, n - ^ * * * ' """ misari <J. Jones, JLiUcmda J. Jones, Rebec<iH C. Jones, Nancy Jones, Martha M. Jones and MUtilda C. Jones; defendants t6 this Bill, children of ITariwell JoneS, and Mary his deceased wife, formerly Mary Striblitig; and heirs at law of Jesse Stribling dee'd. late of this District, reside from and without the limits of this State. On motion of IT. C. Young Comp. Sol. Jt is ordered that the said defendants do appear and answe or demur to'said Bill of complaint, within three months from this date, or their consent.to the same will be taken pro confesso. M. At. NORTON., n. 7\ v. v. Gomm'rs Oflico, ) Nov. 7, 1800. j" 26?8m HEAD CiUARTEHS. Columbia, December 17, 1850. GENERAL' C>liDEIt, No. 1. W. S.(Lyles, Maxcy' Gregg, Jas* M. Nelson, Robert Moorman, Thos. P. Buller, R. iWn1 Gourdin, Samuel McGowan, William H. Evans, L. M. Keitt, and R. S. Bedon, ftsqs. baying been appointed Aid?de*canu> (6 his Kxeellency the Governor with tlx; rank of Lieulenant Colonel, will be obeyed and respected accordingty'L 11 - - ny order ot Ihe Commander-inChief. J. W. CANTEY, Adjutant and Jusp. General. ' Dec. 25,1850.1 > 3t . . ) , . ...H i> U ... <,! If ? > ' ii Kxcciitivc Dcimrtiucait. Columbia, Jan. U4> 1851. By, \iis) ^^c^lency, J. H. Means, uovepflor andConimander-iiv-Chiof in and over the Slate of Sonlii Carolina: 1 \AT information has VV beojv received at this Deparl- < Tjont, that-' h'HO iVl AS; DA b&Y, alias KENAN, who wns committed to the Ff\ll pf t;Beftufort Dip4rict for nogi-o itealingt knikejnil a few days since, ' ind made his escape: now, therefore, il i, J. |X. ' iyi<!ans?-GoVernbr i)f the; ? State of South Carolina* do hereby >fter a r?ward of Oue Hundred Dol- c ara. for hia apprehension and delivery < nto attu '.nil in iliio 'Pi.? ?t:-i ,v... ?1? lino x I Si; fklRf Pjfttah ?bot* f?*ty- , ivo years old, fwdiieet five or aiic in* J imiilT Nloitt, WudfejflM, ? rout teeth out, and is an Irishman by c ?ir^lvr: fn a o vl .H " " 1 ; ' * ? ' ? Giv?r;i> under my bawl nnd *, J t, a i W oi the State, at Go ~ ) lumbiai theiMth day of Jan? !. v?/V- imry??klhey<6?f Dfdul-LorH }, n? thousand eight hundrediiand fif- ' . y-one, and in the seventy-fifth year f the sovereignly elidl Independence 1 fthe United Statesx>f. America.! - -; fi f i t . . J . ! Ji H. MfiiANS. B. K. HKNEC^AffrSeo^y <rf Slate.*01 <V, Jan. 3a* L861> ?>!?>?* woiH ' i I J - failII 1.1^ : .am/J n CR>f WEi< areOaiiU?orfsedt?>tcil ai* olince Otfpt. a* a anidate for Sheriff of Pifcftfcfap j^itricrtl ? PROSPECTUS OF -I , rrl?i.v wbTfrttifflf PATRIOT; To UK PUBLISHED AT ,C KEHN VJU.K, 8. C. It is proposed to iSBUoan Independent Tri-Weekly nnd Weekly Newspaper in the Town of Greenville, S. CM to bo styled "Tub Southehv Patriot," devoted to ommerce, Agriculture, Manufactures, Politics Literature, Science, arid the genera improvement of the country in all her Industrial Pursuits?defending the High fx of the South, the Federal Constitution, and the Integrity of the v/mvn <v wio okiitr/f <111(1 0|)|)()SIUg the Anti-Republican, ruinous and corrupting policy ol South Carolina's continuing in the hazards and speculution of Banking. "The Southern Patriot" has originated with, and belongs to an association of gentlemen, who own nearly a thousand'slaves, and are Worth several hundred thousand dollars.? This should ho regarded by the community, independent of their honor their lives and characters, as some guaranty of Fidelity to the South, and at least as an earnest of their interest in the Justice, Wisdom, and Stability of the Governmpnt. 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 with the general intelligence, Prosperity and Patriotism of our District, mcMi-n ,'<A ~C - ,,V 11IV,uv iiioui^ iihj oiiucc83 1)1 11 j n- i weekly Newspaper?giving to the hu&inefes community the news and | Telogfaphic Despatches, sooner than i thoy can ho received through the Trinvcekiy city papers. The undersigned have been charged, by the Proprietors, with the Editorial Department of "The Southern Patriot." It is not without re luctaneo that they assume this grave responsibility; but having done so, neither time, labor, nor energy, shall ' -i wo iu iiiaive iiic raper worthy of public patronage. Arrangements will be made to have Correspondents iu Washington and other cities?giving intelligence in advance of the press?and the Prices Current, and state of the Charleston, Columbia, Hamburg and Greenville Markets will be regularly and correctly quoted. "The Southern Patriot1' will be issufd on superior paper, neatly and beautifully printed, with new and clear type, at Three Dollars per annum for the Tri-weekly, payaolo iii advance. The Weekly Paper will be a larire sheet, p.ontnminnr cuK. stantiallv the same matter as the Tri-iveekly, for One Dollar aiul Fifty Cents per annum, payable in ad vnncc. This will he the cheapest Newspaper of its size and quantity of matter in South Carolina?and is intended to reach those points of the country whose mail facilities are limited. Any agent forwarding ten sub" scribers to either paper, shall receive a copy gratuitously. The publication of "The Soutiiern Patriot11 will commence on the first of January next. i) 17* linnntr x J>. t' 1' IMl U I i / n v. C. J. EL FORD, 5 EdllorsGreenville, S. C., Nov. 1, 1850. . 27 tj HEAD UiiAR Mii. Columbia, Dec. 17, 1850. GENERAL ORDER No. 1. R. C. McCnw, William A. Owens, 10. Alexander, jr., E. B. Means, F. W. Heriot, J. J). Ashmorc, 11, F. < Reynolds, Thomas Han'ckel, L. A* Beckham, Edward Johnson, R. Barn well Illicit, jr., W. II. Campbell, and , P. T.J i ?- V...IIUUII) 11(1. V Hlfp UUC11 Clj)* fminted Aid-de-camps to Ins Excel- < eiicy the Governor, with the rank of Lieutenat t .Colonel, will be obeyed and respected accordingly. By order of the Commander-inchief. ( J. W. GANTEY, < Adj't. and Inspector General* | Dec. SB, 1850. 39 HtliOOK OIT. Those indebted to the subscriber can . lave cost by calling and settling their , toleftand accounts as longer indulgence ! latinot be given. JAMES GEORGE. Jftp. ft, '80 .i>t,i.< .... i _ STOLEN, oh ihe night of the burn D Jng of tftVflhj&sc, aWali^ul Box, leatly finished, about 12 inches sauare ontaiiiiu^ amongst other qr tides, a Silver, Ladle, oh tho handle of which re the initialsThe La- E lie is valued as a nrcsent, and the iupl<9 are requested to look out for [, as, it may be offered for sale hv fhr> hiofi who is of course noi a white WW. /I I'O >0 (r.- irFr? > hut 'n'rii in.. MILES Ml NORTON. tfeb. 12th, 'SI?3?tf I ,, t. [it iw .i j-Ai Urii'. .'fiuji ,, ' Ki'KNrn'iM:.: t^THOSE who wish Bureaus ami ?j 1. HerHtfiixc!h,ftan go t'thcm op rea ? h^Jo tjPflj*WmWWf %Xrr Woken* J % "TUGALOO ACADEMY. undersigned respectfully in- j . vuiio mo imuiiu null lie* lias opened a school at Old Liberty C hurclr, where he proposes to teach Authography, Reading, Writing, and Arithmetic, at 4 dollars per session, of five months each; English Grainmrr, Geography, Moral and Natural Philosophy, i3ook-keoping and composition, at (> dollars per session; the Latin and Greek languages, chemistry, Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry anil surveying, at 10 dollars per session. Boarding can he obtained in resoec table families at from four to five dollars per month. JAMES BROWNLEE. Feb. 1, 1851. mrrlGEu $2000 DOLLARS WANTED. I Would again remind those indebted to me either by note or account that after the first of Febru-! ary, the) will find their notes and accounts in the hands of proper officers for collection. Save cost if you please. S. If. A 1 T Jan. 24,1851. 30?tf The Report of the Treasurer o f ihe Commissioners of the Poor, in accordance with the act of the legislature. Fall Term, 18?0. RECEIPfS. 1849. To am't. in Treasurer's liands as per last report, $12 55 1850. To am't. ree'd. from tax collector, (tax assessed.) Treasurer's commission on ditto at 2 1-2 per rent. DISBURSEMENTS. 1819. Paid Keoweo Courier for advertisin last report, SO 00 1850, Jan. 133 lh?. *??"? ? 9cper lb., 1-2 lb. senna 37 2 sacks salt, 1 ,i>0 3 00 100 lbs. coft'ec 15c 15 00 32 21 510 lbs. pork 4c 20 04 143 b. cor 40c 57 20 Juno, for cradling and binding 1 87 torn ~ * low. i/ex. 11. I'rice for 11-2 hush, wheat at SI 00, 1 50 E Garrett for 2 coffins, 75c, 1 50 V. James for making 2 pair shoes, 30c, GO W Alexander for 12 b. corn 50 0 00 T Price 10 " " " 5 00 T Price for plank for 2 coffins 50 1) M Alexander for smith's work as per Bill 4 03 G 1-2 lbs. sole lea/her 25c 1 02 S Kjrksey store acc't as per Bill 7 58 Entrance monnv in nculn", <Vv.. J -"J ,w* lunatics E Iveslcr and E AIcClellaud as per rec"t. 100 00 Expenses of travel to asylum ami back 4 87 S Kelly for sundry items 1 GO Jno Price, stewards wages 80 00 J Norton for '140 lbs pork 4 17 84 Dr. Lawrence, fee for examining lunatic Iveater 5 00 Dr. Earle, fee for examining lunatics Ivester McClelland 10 00 S Kirksev for irro. moulds 35 For hauling groceries from Hamburg (5 03 For 1 side upper leather 3 23 For the gross of 41(> lbs po'k 1 00 W J Gantt for holding writ of lunacy 5 00 VV C Lcc do 5 00 Ain't of disbursements $305 3C? 1-2 Treas. com. on do. 0 GO Amount expended including T rcas. com. $404 90 1-2 Am't ree'd deducting Pi'noo />A?^ ML ? VUf^l WIU' 45 I Balance due Treas. $72 51 1-2 It will he seen by the balance of ac- ] counts seventy-twodollarsand 51 1-2 ] :ent3 are due the Treasurer. So ;rept a deficit is caused from having t o send the lunatics Elisha Ivester and / jit: i i. nf *-?i ii i . - ^iiouiMMuiucvieiiana to the Asylum. ] I'lie above amount was borrowed for v hat pmpose,and interest is due there- 1 uifj from about the first of Septem- ^ >er laf/t till paid. I ROBERT CRAIG, Treasurer. J . t .i\ fkkry.] ?'[s. h. KRrru. mm * '?" riiJiiiU & K.I5ITIJ, x Attorneys ill Law. Wiu. Practico in tho Courts of Law and |? quity for Piokens District. ^ Ofmok, Pickens 0. H., S. C. n Octobcr 1, 1840. I2f2 el f< ? n. . .?> Ad lit in i# tra tor's Koticc. OERSONS indebted to the ostat? 1. of Elizabeth Rtriblirg, dee'd-, re heteby notified that their Notes uist be settled by aMe-day in March pxt, ot longer indulgence ?$6nnot be B( ivteti. hi T. M. BiiinuM ? Admrs E M. S. Stkibuso, rV J. fttb-H'"," S7 -~8t " i - V?J IfctW 'iV> *' * POST OFFltK STJU TO ; f, ; ' POSTMASTERS THE ADVERTISER, Postma*ter at Pleasant Cirove, Allegha ny county, Maryland, is the first person in the U. States who conceived and undertook extensively to publish the idea of furnishing all postoflices in the country with cheap stamps. All stamps made by him ar?_^ warranted equal or superior to any other* ^ that can bo procured for the same price and whenever any are sent out in any manner defective Or unsatisfactory, duplicates will be forwarded, on notice, without extra ohargo. All who order a set of stamps, with a full set of changes for dates, at only two dollars, [for thirty picces,l shall be kept in stamps nd libitum. Full set with one change, $1. When stamps are neatly made with turned handles and screw,?same style as tho regular government P. 0. stamps?Jumble efficient and wnrrwntod. Price one to two dollars only, and special nuthenty to send by mail free. Address "P. M." Pleasant Grove, Alleghany county, iVaryluntl." jf*T'Any editor publishing the above* [with this note] threo times and sending a copy of the paper, shall receivo credit for ten dollars in wood letter, or ten dollar : r r t * jmuui jjiuss?or 11 proicrrcu, ft wooa engraving or an engraved newspaper head of the above value will be forwarded, Feb. 1,1851. 3 V?3t. DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNE11SIIIP. EB. BENSON & SON have this day dissolved Copartnership by mutual consent. All persons indebted to them are mo<t earnestly requested to make immediate payment. . We take this onnortunitv of* r? turning 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 I SHALL continue to keep on hand at the oki stand in Pendleton, a large 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. T? rt/Mlt IV 13. DI1.1YOUJW. Jan. 1,1851. 33?3t Valuable Land TO JiEA T OR LEASE The Undersigned oflTsr8|_300> acres of Good Land, to either rent or lease for a term of years on good termS; possession can bo given any time.? Persons wishing Land either to ?ent, lease or buy, are respectfully invited to call on the subscriber at his residence on Stamp creek, 6 miles above Pickens C. II. Jan. 6th, 1851. 31?4t L. CAPEHART. $25 REWARD EANAWAY from tlio subscriber, at Kingston, Cass co., Georgia* a negro man named CUPIT. Has a wain over his left eye, inclined to he gray, about 45 years old?of rather a brown complexion. I bought the boy of Gen. Garvin, of Pickens Dis't. S. G., and formerly belonged to some of Lynches, of that District or Greenville. I will give the above reward of for the delivery of said boy to Jacob Bnrris, l?sq., near Anderson C. HrS C. davts Rnrcnrums Kingston, Geo., Aug. 14, 1850. ir. 1. jKyfKUB,] [w. 8. [e. j. buck master.] W.tMnu'i'fi AND Commission illmhants. Unrktet-Bfl-cct, JIaMbiro.S. 0.**-\VATE?fRt?dr Uclntosh-Street, Auuubta, On.?FiRxruoor. Take this method of informing their riends and the public generally, that hey still continue tbe Warehouse and Commission business in tbis place and Vugustn, Ga., where they offer their services to Receive, Stohk op. sell Corroir, Pi r?im A" ? *r ? U.V., ?nvn?J> *K? *W? v abo Merchandise, Buv Goom, ror ^i.antkbr or merchants. Their Warehouse in Augusta is er* loln^osh-strefet, in the centre of the Ctt* on tftodo. Their Warehouse in this place is safe OA vtatc r and isolated, lWrni?re post tl to fire. As they -will be cbnBtnntly ft! their ost, and promoting the interests of their /_f-j-i- - iuuus ^which m?y are aware wtII add ttf icir own.) They solicit and hop? * $ loritnnd receive a full share of that l?b? rat patronage horotoforo bestowed# wid >r which they now rfcturn thank#. Liberal oash advances will be hen required., On any produce in stor* , iElW, COTBBAfc & Co, Hamburg, Sept. 1st, 1840. ^ 1ft \lt , i.> .... iy.. i, ,T r,nt 1*1 u>n? ;pff i? ?.??-? OirThe Friertds of ...? 'I ott? Jbjsq.i, beg l<5?ve to announce m :<s a Candidate for Htvu^M . . ^