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SOUTH CAROLINA. In Equity?Pickcns District Isaac HoUInn antP wifo, Jane, Bill for Partition Vs. V I O _ t r n I Jane Nicholson, flu,M 1UMU widow, Ev?n Nic ; holson, et. ill. THE Complainants having filed their Bill in niy Office, and it appearing to toy satisfaction that r.vnn Nicholson, J a ibos Loveless and wife Sarah, William Holdeu and wjfe Martha, William Nicholsrtn, Bfordcciii Cox and wife Maiinda, parties Defendants to the said Biil of roinpiaim, on motion oi l'erry <fc Keith, Comi). Sol's., It is Ordered, That the above named Defendants to the said Bill of complaint do appear, plead, answer, or demur to the aforementioned Bill ol Ccoi. /hunt within three months from this date, or otherwise the Bill will be taken as them pro confesso. MILES M. NORTON, C. E. P. D. Commissioner's OITiee, \ Pickens, 15 March, 1801. $ 44?lt3 ha i/r in t) it K i? uiivri rciT Ink rfflaimfiictory. Tho Rubsci'bcr, agent fortho sale of' Ihia INK. would invito th<? attention of Printers and publishers of newspapers in the South; to thfl fact that they can now purchaso in 13 dtimore a t-upeiior Ink to any manufactured in this country. The IJ.illiinore Hook and Nmvspiper printers; prefer it to any other Ink. Colored inks. Card ink. Rook ink and news ink of superior quality, and at the lowest prices. '1 he undersigned warr.luts the ink m -de at the Baltimore work* to he of the very hrst quality/it pa tshoitld any iirlifle shipped l?y him fail U> trivu full satisfaction, it can bo returned nt (sis expense. WM' THOMSON, No. <MVrroll Hull, Hrtliimoie. Publishers of newspapers who send us $10 nod insert the above advertisement to the amount, of $2,60, will receive a 50 lb. keg of the best news Ink. 44?6fc invR injfisw ?6?b* u n? QREKNVflLILE PROOE& ALEXANDER 4ALUTON. picken'SYILLBTS. C. March 10,18&1. 43?tf * Just ax you PIcamc, PAY, OH BE SUED. r J^HOSE indebted to me prior to J tlii* /lfk?r ?\C I ?>?.*# /?n?? uav* uigi uaj \ji auuai y B?oi Uttll i pay without costs until the last of court week. I want the money and 1 will have it. E. M. KEI TH. Ma cell 15, '51. 43?31 SOUTH CAROLINA. PICKEX DISTRICT?IN EQUITY. Jas.'Mulliken ) Bill for Partition &. wife Malinda vs > of Real Estate. Maul ha Norton, ) Roht Wilson &, / wife Sarah, et a!. \ Thedomplatn nls having filed their Hill in my office, rind it Appearing to my Bfttisffiction that the heirs ol'Zipporali Forbes, deceased, viz Eimina, ^^kilplms, Nelson Forbes and others, Jim the heirs at Ian* of Martha Forbes, deceased, viz: Jeptha, Eli/a, <5eorge, Forbes and others, reseda from and without the limits of this Slate f?n motion of Perry Keith, compsi sol It is ordered that the a-bovo iiartred Defendants, the heirs at law ol'Zipporah Forbes wnd Martha Forbes, de ceased, do appear and plead, answer, or de'miirto the above stated Bill of eompiaini wiiniii inree months.from this date, or otherwise the Bill will be taken as to them pro confasao. * ' ; M. M. NOiiyWi. 0. E.P.D. March 1 u. 1831 43-3m k" "NOTICE? A LL persons are forewarned from J\. trading for a Note of hand given by me to Francis Greenwood, for $50, and duo the 25th of December nnvl. K? I rln nut inl?nfl in. ni?ir it less compelled by law. J. B. LEATHERS. *?$*? ?^t NOTICE. Ai LL persona indebted to the sub-sL scr'Es^rf? prior to the firat o? January vvil! saVe eoat hy settling i turned irJoIV? as no longer indulgence ill be giveh, uF. &E.h:. ALEXANDER. I?_L .* i?jr ? < <kM> . C .IK is Ot II. i? v Tr?i?tvo?v u?d other^, MriBJe lo\ aeedunl before me, will take notice that they are required to iriakfe their annual Rettiriw rtw wrrHirteio /mo, iluringlho week of the ttwtiufr Spwntf Court. ! *!" '>(11 "i 'JiSii-Es'M Norton, C. #J j?. a; Cott?r ^<>#iw? Piekou?i'. H. ) 38th February, 1851. S :W, 0 ' AT IAW. Wa? ^Aict/^BW jift' Cktf+s or THC ^^TKRN cmC^T. -Q^F^R AT ? * 'J'ML II' T ? V - ? ~. 7 77//? BRITISH PERIODICALS and tkm FAiaiisiatEK,,S QMG>t?. Iwf.oknit*) Scott & Co., 54 GoKI-st., N. Y., CONTINUE 10 publish tliofot.r lending British Quarterly fteviewaiuid Black*r : _.i i!'.* . . . a lu.ignBim:, in iiiitiuion wnirn iney h?ve recently comrtVNncnd the publication of n valuable Agricultural work, called the "Faumkioj Oi'idd to Scientific and Puaomcai. -domcui.TUKr:," hy Henry Stephens, F. R. S., ??f Edinburgh, nuthnr of the "Book of ihe Farm," ?fci\. Ac., ansisird hy John P. Norton, M. A , New Haven, Professor ef Scientific Agriculiuie in Yale College, Ac., Ac., Tin* highly valuable work will comprise two large royal octavo volumes, containing over 1,400 nagex, with 18 or 20 splendid steel engravings, and mo than 000 engravingv on wood, in the liiirhoststvle. of th? art, illustrating utmost every implement of husbandry now in use by the best farmers, the best meti.ods of plowing, plan'ing, hay ing. harvesting. <tc. iVc., the various dome/tio animals in ti.Htr highest perfection ; in short, the pictorial feature ?>f tlw book is unique, and wilt render it of incalculable value to the student of agriculture. The work is being published in semimonthly numbers, of 4 pages ouch, exclusive of /lie steel engravings. and is sold in. -zi> cents each, or $5 for llic entire work in numbers, of which there will bo ut lea-t ^>2. The British Periodical* republished an? ns follows, viz: t ondon QuAitTBtiLT Rkvif.w, (Conscr'live) ' Kdinduk6h Rkvikw, (\vbig.) No*tii Uitinsii IIkvikw. (Free Church,) Wkstministbk Rkvimv, (Liberal.) nnd Blackwood's Edinburgh Maoazise> (lory.) Although these works nre distinguished by the political shad*1* e.hovfc indicuied, yet but n small portion of their conientH isde Vnlft f A 1* - ** --- I .wvv jn'UHUHl nu^ljUOl^! II IS illt'ir IIHTj ary character which gives them their chief value, and in that rhev stand confessedly far above nil other journ ils of their class. Black wood , still under the masterly guidance of Christopher North, maintains its ancient celebrity, and is at this time unusually attractive, from the serial works of Bulwer aud other literary notables, written for that ma1r.17.ine, and first appearing in its columns both in (J rent Britain .and in the United States. Such works as The C ixtons. and My New Novel, (lioth by Buhver) J/y Peuinsu'ar J/edal, The Oreen Hand, and other serials- nfcwbirli nnm?miu h?uI o/li. tions are issucp by the lending publishers in ibis country, havo to bo reprinted by tlioso publishers from the pages of Blackwood after ii has been issued by Afvtssr*. Scott ?fe Cy., so that tlie subscribers to the rdprint of that magtitlue may always rely on having th?? earliest rending of these fascinating talcs. TERMS: For any one of the 4 Reviews, $3 00 pr nn'm For any two do. 0 00 " For any threo do. V 00 " For all four of 1 lie Reviews. R no " For D nutwood's Mamizine, 3 00 ' For Blackwood and three Reviews, 9 00 " For 131ackwood nnd (lie four Reviews, 10 00 " For Fwrmer'a Guide, (compete in 22 Numbers,) 5 00 " Payments to be made in all cases in advance. ?' Mouoy current in tlio States where i&<ucd will ho received at p?ir. Remittances and communications .should be u|wny8 addressed nost-naiii or flunked, to the publisher*. LKONAUI) SCOTT ?fe CO., 70 Fulton street, New York, Entrance 54 Gold stiect. I, Bl'jfili, w:lo of John Bell, farmer, residing in Pirkens District. on i'pnjhonse rreek hereby give notire of my intention It) liefcome a Sole 'fYrtdfcr, atitl lo enjoy all the j"ir:vileg&; n! n l'\vc, l}o;i'<v in ?hr & rtipat.ion of \\ eaver, sertrtj'slress for. after the expiration of 1 month from this day. Feb. *20?h; 1851. ARA/7 BELL. 40?-1m I'lcrP.ilfiv<> fkouaMli?fl?* Co!u mbm,Tflb. Tm3u. GENERAL Order No. 3.?Major James H. Trapier, of the Ordna.ice, having been appointed A id-do-Camp to ,liis excellency the Governor, with the rahk of Lieutenant Colonel, will, be olwyed aiul re ?pectcd accordingly. By order of the Cammander-iii-tThief. J. W. CANTEY, Ad jt and Inap. General. 40?1? oi*nt alaeon, Lar(i. tie*. rpyfKRiQ wilt be sold at Public jl Auction, 6n Snturdtiy the 5M)th of MaWfh next, at the late residence of Jostah F. Perry, deed, In .ickens District, on a credit of twelve months Jho follr,wii? prnppriy, viz: Six Hundred BhsIiuIs of Corn; Three thousand pounds fu?* Bacon; Five hundred weight of nice karch A large quantity of Fodder, Shucks, Several nead.oi Cattle, and other Ai*? ?:_i? IC?*5N? ' .Si ll ,1'M r? ' (T f n IM (ErTtoe pnrehasor giving rtoto with approved seoUrilv, hearing interest Irom dale. w 1 I B. V PERRY, Aditfr. Giecnvillev 8. C I*V?b. 1,1851 38?41 jSfr iiL- ,r>; ' O^The Friends o^arton Abbott, Efeq., beg Icove to announce L; _. ** i!K. ?? mm w A \yuiwiiaaitt JOT on? iin~ Pickent IN strict, fti ih? ensuing elec b* >* * t SHERIFF'S SALES, Pickcns District OX VIIITUE OF WUIia OF FIERI FACIAS TO MK DIltKUTKD. Will be sold before the Court-bouse in Pickens District, within the legal hours, on the first Monday ami Tuesday in April next: On Tuesday after saled ''ay at the hou.se of B. B. Moseley, ono two year old colt, levied on as the property o( M. Banks at the tuit of J. fc. Hagood. J. A. DOYLE, s. p. d. March 8, 1850. Mouth Carolina. pickens district. J no Myers, and ) Against the heirs Henry Myers and > of others, applicants, ) Robt. Honnea, A i appearing to my satisfaction that part of the heirs of Robert Honnea reside without tlie limits of this State, it is therefore oidered that they do appear and object to the division or sale of the real estate of Henry Myers on or before ihe second day of Juno ext, or their consent to ihe same will be entered of record. \V. D. STEELE, o. r. d. Ordinary's Office, Pickens C. H-, March 1, 1831S JUT II CAROLINA. Firkci'n Sisirivi. .1 " IN ?Ql*l y. Benj. F. Kilpatrick i nnd wife and others, > vs ^ Bill for Part. Thorn. II Jones &, / wife, and others. $ It appearing to my satisfaction, that Tnomas H. Jones, David Jones, SlIICQn P. I Anno T nnm/la I 1 ?UUBI V/ - f VTtlVvO^ (JVIV IIUUl Rebecca C. Jones, Nancy Jones, Martha M. Jones and Matilda C. Jones; defendants lo this Bill, children of Hart well Jones, and Mary his deceased wife, formerly Mary Stiibling; and heirs at law of Jesse Slribling dec.'d. late of this District, reside from and without the limits of this State. On motion of H. C. Young Comp. Sol. It is ordered that the said defendants do appear and answe or demur to said Bill of complaint, within* liiree months from this date, or I heir consent lo the same will be taken pro confesso. M. M.NORTON, o. e. p. d. Gomm'rsOttice, ) Nov. J, 1850. f 25?3m HEAD QUARTERS. Columbia, December 17, 1850. GENEllAL ORDER, No. 1. W. S. Lyles, Maxcy Gr? g?, JaS. M. Nelson, Robert Moorman, Fhos. I*. Bntlet', It. N. Gourdin, Samuel AleGowttn, William H. Evans, L. M. Keitt. and It. S. Hfldon. Ksqs. I lilivtmr linni? A.J -1~ ..??? ?\ vi* npp^'iiiiuu riuriHn'UKllU lo his Excellency the ( omgUDV with the rank of Lieutenant CjS&l, will be obeyed and respect ed^MpBrdingJy. By order of the Commander-inChief. J. VV. ( ANTEYTA Adjutant and insp. General. Do *. 25. k f>U. 82 lit ; | ,{' t .. . | SC x i'** li 11 v Lcie i>;* x* ta i. Columbia, J;U>. 24, 1 vl. Bv His lixcellency, J. fcl. Means, Governor and Coinmandcr-inChu'f iii and over the Stale of Jjoulh Carolina: WHEIiKAS, information lias been received at this Department, that THO >1 AS DA LEY, alias KENAN, who was committed to the Jail of Beaufort District for negro stealings broke jail a few days since, and made his escape: now, therefore, i, J. H. Means, Governor of the Stale of South Carolina, do hereby offer a ruward of One Hundred Dollars for his apprehension and delivery into any iail in this Stale. The said Daley, alias Ivenuan, is about forlyfive y^ar-1 old, five feet five .or six inches hig-h, rather stout, blue eyes, front teeth out, and is an Irishman by ?ll III* Given under my hnod and $ i i ^,e 8fta' ?* Stm?? at Cof hmihia; the ?4th day of Jan>""rw uary. in the year of our Lord one thbusand eight hundred aikl Of ly-one, and in the seventy-fifth year of the sovereignty and independence of the United Slates of Am?r?<?jt, , Jv H, MEANS. ^ H j^egan, Sec y of Su?<e. H' 'I. .?'1 (ffl HMll u ? I ?? i ii tn ? i ' I OCT WE are authorised to announce Capt. John Geo bin as a anrfkiate for Sheriff of Pickens Ditrict alt i Mi I .if election. <gp] n I u/Tiilftt<? fci# ToS.flAlU^Ini1 n PtekoiM district at. (he ensuing dec ttoe. i HEAD QUARTER^ Columbia, Feb. 12. 1851. CLINTON BROWN of Barnwell Samuel Sparks Jr. of Darlington, VV. M. Bratton of Fairfield, Bernard G. Riceol Union, William GasIon Allen of Beaufort, W.BIa< kburn Wilson of York, Michael Whaleyof (Jlmrl^Hlon. Al-lnmno T I J VUUU Will Ul j Orangeburg, Samuel Alston of Fairfield, Carver Randall of Chester, Sebastion Slimier ol Sumter, William Williams of Abbeville, having been ; appointed Aid-de-Camps to his excellency 'lie Governor* with the : rank of Lieutenant Colonel, will be obeyed airl respected accordingly. , By order of the Commander-in-chief. J. W.CANTEY, Adjt. and lnsp. General. 40?It ATnrrrn tt^ xn \J 1 JlVj XLi IS hereby given that application will be made to the Board of Commissioners of lloads for the 5th Regiment of S. G. 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 Pen dleton. By order of (he General Board of j Commissioners of Roads. E. (5. GAINES,) r. H. L. GAINES, Pickens C. H., S. 0., Jan. 7, 1851. 34 3m PROSPECTUS OF TUB SOUTHERN LITERARY Tor 1881, SEVENTEENTH VOLUME. THIS pnpu'nr mid favorito nr?n?T?*ini? , ft which was Qsiahli>hed In Tin? Ycm 18.14, and has ouiHvmI, wiih a sinyle honorable fixoep'ion, nil its competitors, will enter upon a new vo'ume in Janu-iry next. It lias never been the habit of the Kditor to seek to catch the public eye by any lonjx lit?t of distinguished contiibutors, paraded ostentatiously upon the cover, or he might give, as 'imong those who write for the work, the names of some of the first men and women that have adorned the literature o the country Th? Messenger rests its claims to public favor upon the basis if Solid Excellence. To the Southern People it appeals strongly us the Only Literary Monthly In the iSotithern .States. The EJitor is determined to mnkc it worthy of the South and of the country. The contents as hcrctofoie will embrace Heviews, Historical and Biographical Sketches, Novels, Tales. Travels, Essays, Poems, Critiques, and Papers on the Army, Navy, and other National subjects. The MeseengiT will also continue to present articles of a Scientific character, such as during past years have excited the most mailed attention on both sides of the'Atlantic. In the forthcoming volume will be republished Seclusaval; A Acqual to Judith Hensaddi, the popular story now in course of republication in the M ge/.inc. T|ie E litor has pleasure in announcing a continuation of the Parisian Coi respondence of his accomplished and learned European contributor, in which the reader will find a more faithful icfiection of tho nm gresa of Art and Science in tin* French cap t.il, than in any other magazine in this coun iry. Of the Editoiial and Critical Department of the Mpt'ssen.ijer, the Editor will only say 11 at it will einbnce copious notes on current literature, and Heview# of till new Amenean-md Foreign works of general intere l md value. Ilis opinions will at least be ,i!\v v . To n le-slv and honestly avowed. TRUNIN *? I'Klt ANNUM, hwarulbly in Advance. J NO. It. THOMPSON, Edit or and Proprietor. Richmond, Va., October, 1850* PICKENS DISTRICT. IN COMMON' PLEAS. Spencer VV. Nix, who is in the , custody of the Sheriff of Piekens District by virtue of a writ of Capiat ad Satisfaciendum nt the suit of the State having filed in my office, to- ] (jelher with a Schedule, on oath, of ( lis estate and effects, his partition to the Court of Common Pleas, praying ( that he may he admitted the benefit of the acts of the General AsII 11* . i i * i c o 1 semmy macie lor ine renei 01 insolvent debtors: It is ordered* .that the said Slate of South Carolina and all other the creditors to whom the said Spencer YV.\ Nix ia. in anywise in dehted be, and they are hereby summoned and have notice to appear hefore (he said Court at Pickens Court r House on the third day of April next to show cause if any they can, why " the/prayer of-thn petitioner afore ^ said, should not lie granted.' , r , W, L. KEITH, c. c. p. * Office of Common Pleas, J .Pickens District, Jan y I, 1851 $ 33 - r . 3tn f .tv,<. mini;/;;. f : ri.njtrt j... i 'I , r.mii A<tkiilMI*(riitor'? Notice. J' T!>EHSONS indebted 16 the estate ti jT of Kliv.ahatli Striblir#, deqrf., ti are heMby notified that their Not^h g must be settled by sAJe-day in Mareh next, as longer indulgencecannot be ti flPlUAII A T. M..STftfHMITG, I J.., M? S. STRIBUNOi > A<,f?** .J>4 fV$> 1. ' ? #7?k\ PROSPECTUS OF OWTMIMIW PAYfeflOY, TO BE PtUUSHiiD AT C KKENV1LLK, S. C. 1i : 1 ' ' * ? n is proposed 10 issue an independent Tri-Weekly and Weekly Newspaper in the Town of Greenville, S. C., to be styled "The Southerv Patriot," devoted to om merce, A'gticulture, Manufactures, Politics lateralure, Science, and the genera improvement of iho 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, ruinous and corrupting policy ot South Carolina's continuing:in the hazards and specululion of J3anking. "The Southern Patriot1' has origj i . ? <* incuca vvnn, and belongs to an association of gentlemen^ who own nearly a thousand slaves, "anth are worth several hundred thousand dollars.? This should he regarded by the commuhity(Hndepc..dent of their* honor their hve^and characters, as some guaranty of Fidelity to the South, and at leaft as an earnest of their interest in the Justice, Wisdom, and Stability of the Government. The Proprietors are under the im : a 1 . . i j/iussioii iiihi ino growing importance of onr 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 Dio.nct, must insure the success of a Triweekly Newspaper?giving to the business community the news and Telegraphic Despatches, sooner than they can he received through the Tri.weekly city papers. The undersigned have been charged, by the Proprietors, with the Editorial Department of "The Southern Patriot." It is not without re luctance that they assume Ihisjrrave responsibility; but having done so, neither time, labor, nor energy, shall be wanting to make the Paper worthy of public patronage. Arrangements will he made to have Correspondents in W ashington and other cities?giving intelligence in advance of the press?and the Prices Current, and state of the Charleston, Columbia, Hamburg and (ireenvillo Markets will be regularly and correctly quoted. "The Southern Patriot" will be issued on superior paper, neatly and beautifully printed, with new and c'ear type, at Three Dollars nor annua) for the Tri-weekly, payabla in advance. The Weekly Paper will be a large sheet, containing substantially the same matter as the Tri-weekly, for One Dollar and Fifty Cents per annum, payable in ad vartce. This will be the cheapest Newspaper of its si/.e and quantity of matter in South Carolina?and is intended to reach those points of the country whose mail facilities are limited. A.?.r 1' - - tigcui lur.warumg len subscribers to either paper* shall receive a copy gratuitously. Tin; publication of "The Southern Patriot"" will commence on the first of January next. B. F. PERRY, ) TiVlifnrc: C. J. ELFOIiD, J Edltors' Greenville, S. C., Nov. 1,1850. ?7 Ij 1I15AD QUAllTiS R. n?i ? 1 \ II* innn I/tJC* If j lOJU* GENERAL ORDER No. 1. 11. {}, McCaw, William A. Owons, Li. Alexander, jr., E. B. Means, F. VV. Heriot, J. D. Ashmore, R, F* Reynolds, Thomas Hanckel, L. A. Beckham, Edward Johnson, R. Barn well Rhetl, jr., VV. H* Campbell, and P. L. Calhoun, esqs., having l>een appointed Aid-de?camps to his Excellency the Governor, with the rank of Lieutenft't Colonel, will l>e obeyed uid respected accordingly. By order of the Commander-in shieif. J. W. CANTEY, Adj't. and Inspector Genorai. Dec. ?5, 1850. 32 3t TUGAtOO ACADEMY. I 'Hfci ufttlorsigned respectfully inX forms llie public that lie has ipened a se/liooi at OKI Liberty hijrch, where he proposes to teach . Vlithography, Reading, Writing, find Arithmetic-, at 4 dollars per session, >f five months each; English Gramnr r? Geography, Moral and Natural Mnlosophy, Book?kedp;w AW#<SWf?- " OfiitiCHHat tt per matroni the 4?itiu and Wreck languages, chenli* ry. Algebra, G?oiwlry,lVigonomcpy and surveying, at 10 dollars per amnion. < Boartbotf c*n be obi afoaHin rc*ped fi dI)Io families at from four to five i ^"^AMESBROWNLE?. |i ?F?b. 1.18M-"? <" ! * Ufll it * ."frt O' ^ '"*$ DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP. EB. BENSON & SON hnv this 'day dissolved Copartnersh p bv mutual consent. AH persona ? ?? iiiuuuivu iw mum sue uiusi uuriifsuy requested to make immediate payment. We take tViis opportunity of returning our sincere tnankato the citizens of Anderson and Pickens, for the liberal support tliey 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 old stand in Pendletpn, a large and general assortment of .11 kinds of m>OBS, which I will sell as cheap as any other merchant, let Ins location be in the country ?r village. * E.B.BENSON. Jan. 1,1851. 33?3t Valuable Lnnd TO REM1 OR LEASE The Undersigned offers 300 acres of Good Land, 1o either rentorle/ise for a term of vonrs on good terms; possession can be given any time?Persons wishing Land either to rent, 'ease or buy, arc respectfully invited to call on the subscriber at his resiflp.npfi nil StJimn ci-?r>L' f5 mil?? nHrtv* Pickens C. H.' JaEoTethi''liSlT" 34?4t L. CAPEHART. * H. L. JEKKUUS, ) [W. 8. OOTIiRAH . [b. J. nt'CKMAHTER.] W l 4 I ) J 5 B AKD Commission IflerchatKfs. Mnrket'Btroet, Hamhiho.S. C.?W'ATiri?rao?? 3?cInto*li-Street, Auuuhta, Oft.??Fiukpboof. Take this, method of informing their riends and the public generally, that a.... -*:n ? ii - r ? nit^ ami uuiiiiiiuu mu y? ahkiiovsk ana Commission business in this place and Augusta, Ga., where they offer their services to Receive, Store or sell Coitoh, Flour, Bacon, <fcc., Receiv* and For*vard Merchandise, But Goods, for Planters or Merchants. Their Warehouse in Augustn is ?n Molntosh-strett, in the centre of the Cotton trade. Their Warehouse in this place is safe om water and isolated, therefore n?t xposed to fire. As they will be constantly at their post, and promoting the interests of their friends (which they are aware will ndd to their own.) They solicit and hope to merit and receive a full share of that liberal patronage heretofore bestowed, and for which they now return thnnks. Liberal cash advances will be roads when required, on any produce in storo JEFFEHS, COTHRAN & Co. Hamburg, Sopt. 1st, 1849. 18 F?J&T OFFICE STAM I\ Trk POST M ASTER. S. rPHK ADVERTISER, Posfmas1 ter at Pleasant Grove, Alleghany county, Maryland, is the first person in the U. .Slates who conceived and undertook extensively to publish the idea of furnish mg ail postollices in the country with cheap stamps. All stamps made by him warranted equal or superior to any others that can be procured lor tho same pric* and whenever any are sent out in nnjc manner defective or unsatisfactory, duplicates will be forwarded, on notice, without extra charge. All who order R 6?t of stamps, with a full set of changes for dates, at only two dollars, [for rturty pieces,! shall be kept in stnmps nd libitum'. Full sec with one chnnge, $1. When stamps are nently made with turaed handles and 6crew,?same stylo as the regular government P. O. stamps?durable efficient and warranted. Trice one t* two dollars only, and Special authority te send by mull free. A J Jm.? ..r? w l? ^ ^iuurocs "jr. m. neasani uroie, Alleghany county, iVarylHnd." JtSTAny editor publishing the aboye [with this note] three times ?nd sending * copy of the paper, shall receive credit for ten dollars in wood letter, or ten dollar proof press?or If preferred, a wood engraving oi' an engrave d newspaper head of th? above value will be forward'd. Fob. 1,1861. 37?8t. I^RNITUEK HPTttOSE who wish Buroan& nnd JL Bedsteads, can get them on re** onable terms by ngpl^m^tc^ ^ ^ Pickens C.II., S.cV b.r. pjckry.j [*. m. km*h. PERRY & KEITH, Attorneys at taw. Will Practice in the Courts of Law and Equity *br Pickens District. Om?r?, Pickens C. H., S. 0. October 1, 1840. tSfS J ffctii rtM't 1 K rtft ' J A ' *f> ' ^oticeT$3000 DOLLARS WANTED. [Wonld Rgain remind those indebted to m* either by notsw iccoimtlhat nfter the first of Fehratry, thej will firwl their ttotes and EC ounts in t!?? hands of proper officii* or collection. Save eott if you ptanse. Too. to S??r Si E McFAlJLm JM. 041841. SJMf*