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amv " ~ r. sw.rrrr.rri t,,--iga>.,s.ri OIIIT1J4RV. Died nt Pickcnsville S. C. on the 2Dili | December, Mrs. Dorcas Barton, in the 1 88th year of her nge. The deceased was 1 n native of Virginia, but removed to this , State with her husband, Mr. l'edjamin J Barton, nbout the year /T80. ller bus- j band did pood ~. . .w ??/i ni>) wuuir\ ill its struggle for Independenee?ho toolc a part in the affair nt Cmvpon.*, where the British were so signally defeatcl. Mr*. j Barton was remarkable for I lit aff ihility | of her manners and the strength of her | understanding. Her last illness was of J several month's duration and of a very ! painful character. In death she was ; peaceful, calm and resigned. For allium' she had never united herself toanv l>ran?>li of the church, yet the elm-Mi in's hope soothed and sustained her in piss-inq[ through the valley and shadow of death. K. | IflilRKFiTN. //.VMnuuo, Janmry )0, 'f>0 Our cotton market has heen very much oxeited ,<ince th.e arrival of the la-4 Knropoan steamer; now selling from 11 1-2 to 13 cents. The estimate of the crop lias boon rod need, owing to a consi Icnble falling off at the principal receiving ports, and there are many who believe that cotton will advance to 8l in Liverpool, and 15 cents here; coffee is higher?wo quote twelve to thirteen cts. Meal 50 to 62 1-2 Bacon 7 Flour 0 50 Salt 1 25 to 50 T? uccswnx 10 Notice to IJndertnkcrH, I will: fill to the Lowest bidder on Snftmlnv the Oih of /bbrutuy next, nt twelve o'clock, m., (ho re-building the bridge over the west prong of Cane creek where the Rond lending from Pickens vi l?g> ?o West Union crosses it; the sale k> he at the hridsre. J 08EIV/ IJUlliVETJr, 8b?-3t com. uoAns NOTICE. TO DISTRIBUTEES. The Distributes;* of the Estate of Henry Garner dec'd. nre berebv notified to ??ppear in the Court of Ordinnrv on Fiidnv the 8th of March next, for n Until nnd full settlement of snid Estate. Each Distributee will he required to render on o itb n pchedule of all property received by them from snid Estate All neifons Imvincf ilnmin/l ?jud E-tsitrt nro reonired (o present tliem to me duly attested on or before (be 8'h of Mnrcb next, or they will he barrd by the settlement. JAMES GARNER, Adm'r PickensC. II., S. C. Jan. 19, fR.r>0 35 Gt. COMMISSION RRS SALE. IN HQl'ITY. PICKENS DISTRICT. Mnry Murphrce A- ) Jaiues M. jVmphree > Rill for snle. of vs. i Mesil Hstnte, iSfarnh Stewart, ) <fcc. ?fce. 3/oscs .JArphrec, > >f and others. 1 T5y virtue of adecretnl order in this cr?o, I will soli nt Auction, nt Pickens Court Hous?, on the first Monday in February next; One Tract of Land Ivinpf on the Eastern side of Twelve-A/ilc River i:i Pickens District, known ns the Moses Murphree Tract, ndioinincr the tract whereon Afrs. A/my iVurphec now lives. Lands of Isnnc Anderson, ir.. (7?nt .T:i?*nK J X Gcarin and others, suppuscd to contnia about one hundred and seventy five acres more or less. TVrclve months credit will bo given on the purchase money, oxeept a nufflciencv to pay costs, which will bo required in cash on the day of sale. Purchaser to give Bond with two good securities and In now fnf jVILKS M. NORTON, r. e. r. n. Pictaus C. H.f S. C. Jan. 10, *o0 35 tils. JYOTICJS. ALTj persons havincf demands against the Estate of Elizabeth Stribling, dee'd. will hand them in lemdlv nttcsi/wl ...wi WJ V "W"f ,l,,u those indebted roust muke pnvment. ? q ?? \ M. 8. Stnbhng. j Jan. 10, 1850. 35 3m. Executors' and Administrator*' Rotice. Persons having demands ngainst the Estates of eiiho<* Thomas or Elizabeth Oar ndine, dee'd, will present them legally mie m ci. muunoso indebted wiil make pavmont to MILKS M. NORTON, Agent and Att'y for Ex'r and Adm'r. Jan. 19, I860. 35 4\v. 1*- ~ ? Blackwood's iflapxine .?$' AND TII8 Drlthli Quarterly Reviews Owing to the late revolutions and counter-revolutions nmonrr the nntion* of Europe, which have followed c?ich o?!i8" ^LVi?.L?Alk, . t . - .V' . . ... J Iv'.'i. iii such quick succession, and of which *the end is hot yet" theReading periodicnls of Great Britain have bcconie invest- ; od with a degree of interest hitherto un- ' known. They occupy a middle ground between the hasty, disjVnitcd, and nc cessarilv imneifn'i r.r , vwimo wj IIIU papers, and (ho elaborate unci ponderous treatises to be furnishbd by t'.e historian at a future day. Whoever reads these periodicals obtains u correct and connected account of all the nnpnrlant political events of the old world, as they occur, and leaVns the vaiious ronchu-ions drawn troni them by the leading spiiiisof the age. The American Publishers there- ! fore deem it proper to call renewed attention to the "w .vks they repul !i.->h and tin- | very low prices at which they arc offered to subsetibers. The following is their I list, viz: I TIIV LONDON' QUARTERLY REVIEW, I T11 >. EDIXRUEOH REVIEW, THE NORTH BRITISH REVIEW, uii.u KU JMJ.NblEH KfcVILW, | ??d H LACK WOOD'S EDINBCKOII MAO A/INK. ' J i these periodicals are contained ilie \io.vs, moderately, though clearly and firmly expressed, of the three greni parties in England?Tory, Whig, and Radical?"IMackwood" and the "London Quarterly" are Tory ; the. "Edinburgh I Review" Whig: and the "Westminster Review" Liberal. The "North 13iiti^li i?...,: ' ~ - ?- ? ? i?vr??;n u? i-s us oswioiisnmc: i to the : lust groat ecclesiastical movement in Scotland, and is not ultra in its views on i any one of the grand departments of human knowledge; it was originally edited by Dr. Chalmers, and now, since his death, is conducted by his son-in-law, Dr. Ilanna, associated with Sir Dnvirl HVewster. Its litemiy clwncter is of the very highest order. 7'he "Westminster," though rejwintrd under that title only, is published in England under iho title of the "Foreign Quarterly nnd . Westminster," it being in fact a union of the two Reviews formerly published and I reprinted under .separate tides. It has therefore, the advantage bv this combination, of uniting in one work the best features of both as heretofore issued. The above Pot iodicids nrtfrep'inted in JN'ew York, immediatclon their arrival j by the British steamers, in a beautiful clear type, oil fine white paper, and are faithful oopie* of the original*--, Blackwoo l's M ig izlne being an exact facsimile of the Edinburgh edition, i " 1 RUMS, For anv one of the four Reviews, $.'1,00 per annum For any two, do. 5,00 " For any three, do. 7,00 " 1 For i-.11 four of the Reviews, 8,00 " For Blackwood's I zino, 3,00 " For 151 tckwood. d three Reviews, 9,00 " I For lilnckwood and the four Reviews, 10,00 " Payments to be made in all eases In ad- ; vance. ctunniNO. Four copies of any or nil of the above works will he sent (o one address on pnymont of tlve regular subscription for (1? f .1-' ? I n.ivu?niv luunii copy neinjof tfrain. *#* Remittances and communications sliould l>c always addressed, post-paid or franked, to the Publishers. | LEONARD 8C0TT & CO., 70 Fulton SriiEKr, New York. Entrance M Gold st. Jan. 9. -? ? ,-m n ? ? - ? ! #j> <JR $w ji. i AT 8AL1IB1UTY. W. S. <fe T. P. WILLIAMS have just replenished their Stock of Goods with the very best assortment and the latest style of i)ry Goods, Cloths, Satinets, <fec., I.iiinen, Shirting, Northern Homespun? &c. : I Calicoeslutost fashions, nt 5 to 2~> cts. per yard, -ilk Gloves and handkerchief*! of superior st\ le, lower than ever offered 1 hero before, and m ns Iloskin Blnck | Gloves, a good article, nt 7octs nor nnir. A fine lot of .S'lioes and Boots of every j stylo: Hats and Caps, from toots to 61,00, j Fine 1 lats from to ?">,00 Groceries, Sugar and OoiToo, superior article, New-Orleans Molns^es at 50cts per gal. Iron, Nails and citings on good terms. All of the above will be disposed of as low or lower than they have been sold in this market in mnnv ? A-.w In exchange for Goods we will receive Bco?wax, Tallow, and Feulhora at the market prices. Come nnd examine for yourselves, for wo aw determined to sell for small profits and quiek returns Jan. 12, '60, 34. (f. Fust Received! j A Urge and \yc]1 selected assortmentof ; BooUm and S1;?1ioia.'U'V, consis | ting of 1 listories, Family and Pocket u;mac ?i i ' uiv IIUUI 'UIU uuiur JL>OOKS? ?ALSO? A Lot of iron, Nail.j, Coating*, ?tc., *tc. at th cStore of BENSON A TAYLOR. PicVwi? C. H., July 7, 1810. fr+Jftwrfaait nrnmrncitd^Mini"i *?? W?w t^Z ><^~ry^3? .Fud|,'e flbi* Yonrsclves. TliO:?c indebted to mo either by note I or account must call and settle or they ' will Imv? costs to pay. J. N. LAWRENCE. Jan. 5, '50 tf HE R I F F'S S A L K S. Pickens District. DY VimfK OF WRITS OK KIRRI V A CIA 3 TO M nii.f.f:ri:u Will !? sold before tlx- Court ITnusc in Pickens District, will,in the legal ..uii iin* ii ?i i>ioii(i:iy I'tjosd y j in February next, 000 Ac;os of I/ind lving on fjstn'oa, adjoining 1 ?nd*? of O. F. Hanon and others; 1 Ilo:id Wagon, 2 bay Marcs, levied on as the property of lohn McKioney at tho s\:it of \Y. L. Kietli and others. 320 vieres of Land more or h'ss, on Ul.siujjn, ad joining lands of Thomas Har1 in, Wm. Barton imd others; on Tuesday after sale-day at defendant's residence, 1 pair Oxen, 1 Ox Cart, 1 blaek -1/aro, 1 hnv Colt, 3 Cows and C'alvos, and in head stock I Togs, all 'e\ied on as (he property Joel Ma-on at the suit of Joseph (iiisham. On Tuesday after sale-day nt ihe house of tho defendant, 150 bushels I Corn, ^2 be d stock Hogs, .1 Cows and Calves, levied on as the property of Enoch Cluipman, Sen., at the suit of Enoch Chapman, Jun* ISO Acres of Laid, lying on the wains of 12 Mile River, adjoining lands of James Porter, Mary J/utphree and o;h~ e s; on Tuesday after sale-day at defen-! ,i.i * v. ...!, ^ mm.'-*.-, ? sonci mare, f>actflJo und Ii. id 1??, l iwo-horso Wni>on, 1 one-horse Wngon, 2 Cows nnd Ci.lve-'. M Hogs, 1200 bundles Fodder. 1 barrel Whiskey, nn old set of snvth's Tools, all levied o. ?:> mi- |i:npcMiy j.saae M^plnce, at the suit ot* A. //unter and others. .1. A. 1)0YLI-#*, r. D. Sheriff's Office, Jan. 1 1, 1850. f <t 'I I (1 1 1 1 11N.A. i IX THE COMMON! IM.KAS PICKENS 1) IS 1R1CT. Allen Keith, assignee, ) Dec. in Attach. vc ' (_ i. ti ... r L VI I V U IVI'llll, Joi'l M. Keith. ) Pitt's All'ys. The Plaintiff Inving tliis day fil?'d his Declaration in mv oflu'.<. and tli?? Di-fi?n. (liliit having no Wife, nor Attonny, known to bt* in this Slate on whom a co pv of tliis Declaration may bo served, On motion <>f Plaintiff's Attorney, It is Ordered, That the Defendant do Appearand plead or demur t?> the said Declaration, within one year and a day. from this date, or judgment will entered OY ClCIUUJt. W. L. KKITII, c. c. i*. I Clerk's Ofllco, ) .Tapuary 1, 18G0. ) 33-1 y N E W GOODS! THE Subs: liber would sixain inform his fiiciuls, and the public gonerully, I hat lie has just received a fresh supply of ftcattOEtahHc ! j consisting in part of the following ar:iclos, viz* Onlicocs, from 5 to *20 cents per I yard : Shirtinor. bleacl>i-d mwl ? Cambrics, Lawns and Alpnccas ; Cloths, Tweeds, Cassimeres, ?fcc., forg< ntlcmrn's wear; Blankets, Hats, Caps, Ilonnets, ?fre.; Umbrellas, and a variety of other articles, which lie will srll very cheap for cash. 8. R. McKALL. Pickets C. II., Doc. 1!), ' JO. 02--b ]VOTI H, AT-' persons indebted to (lie undersigned nre request** I to call and settle their bonk Accounts, either by C<.*h or Note, by the 1 Oth Januaiy 18.00. Scldements should be attended to on the opening of u new year. " J. J. HOWARD. Holly Hill. Pickens Di.?tii<'t. So ('? I)oc.' 1 2, 1810. 32-b IjC.UCE**. Remaining in (he I'ost Office at Pickens C, If., Quarter ending 31st Pec., 819, which if not taken out within three month* will he t-eui o tho roit-Oflico Dopartmcnt as rLcu<l lettersDa^uerreaii Artist Abraham Al.le Micajali Alexander O. A. L .Holies J. L. Bynini S. M. Hell 11. K. Campbell W, W. Olajfton 1'oter Rlfiliarton finrnnr Kv.ini Elijah Foster ' Itov. J.Grial.nm, 3 W. Giant llichnt'd Golden Kev. D. Humphreys Enwn Hunter Jame.H Holden * John Lay JftnUjjLay Kiiiaun 1 Martin Daily Mrt<16y Win. Mnrfin. Alfred McCall J. II. Mauldin R?\r. John Owem Jeremiah Prater WateonO. Hoe DnnH Whiltniio John WiHton Samuel Wilson. E. E. ALEXANDER, P. M. January, 12, 1850. Ill .li 83 Y ! ftl tf? IV K V f ! Those indebted to the Into finr.of] Thompson & Keith will find their Notes nnd Accounts in tho hands of oftlccrs for collection if not paid by tho lirst day of March next. [ E. M. KE1TII. Jan. '?0 \t NEW (ROODS ?"j I take this method of informing my 1 friends and the public generally, th-.it I 1 have just received a large and well so- , If?ted stock of *i "1 ? w * " vagi ;UMI HHHcr fresh from New York, of the 1 it est style*: ' con>i-t in jmrt of the following named articles* Broad Cloths. &attinetts, Vest patterns, Over-Coals, Knncy Prints, Alpacoas, plain and silk striped; Homespuns, bleached and brown; Ginghams, while chocked Muslin, Jaconet and Printed do., Flantn Is, Apron Checks, iVc., A.?\ Bonnets, Hats and Caps, of ;dmost every shape and style; Groceries, Hard-' ware, ('rockerv-wnre, Shoe-, Saddles, m ? ,j - - jpimir-, >11 I'll irlllt'S, (VC.., ?I1 Ol WlllO-h I will sell low for cash or rood unities ; and 1 11 alter myself that my friends who have patronized me so liberallv in Hamburg, 1 will extend their patronage here likewise. 1 hope, iit least, that t.hev ?il! 'all and examine my stock of Goods before trading j elsewhere. Any amount of Dr-oswax. Tallow and i Seed-Cotton will be taken in payment for ( ( inline I J. J. HOWARD. 11<>li v Hill, Pick<MW Dist., Nov. '21, 1810. 23 4t 1IHAD QUARTERS. ! COLUMBIA 1)1 VISION ) ^ ~ 1 Gr.Nr.kal Okder. ) Ai.l appli ntions for Arms and Accoutrements will in future he mule to the Comm mder-in-Ohief direct. Each application eOuntr rf.injyn"d must: contain the actual strength of the Company, the num\er and eharae'er of arms and accoutrements on hand, and the number and character of arms and accoutrements required. In no event will nnv requisition he complied with until all the old or useless arms and accoutrements , are. returned or satisfactorily accounted lor to one of the Arsenal Keepers of this State. The 117 See. A. A. 1341, herewith J published, will be rigidly enforced. By order Commander-in-Chief. J. W. CAN'TKY, Adj. and Insp. Gen. j "Each oflicer required by law to make any lon.i'-n or reprrt, or who shall bo required bv any superior officer, and fail to make such return or report, shall bo liable to be fined as follows, to wit. A Ma jor trenernl, one hundred inul fifty dollars; a Brigadier Genend, one hundred dollars; a Colonel, or officer commanding a regiment, seventy-five dollars; a Lieutenant-Colonel, Major, or officer commanding a battalion, fifty dollars; a Gaptain, or o'.Tioer eomnvmdiag aconpany, twenty-five dollars; a Judgo Advocate General, seventy-five dollars ; a Brigade', Judge Advocate, fifty dollars; a Kegi- i mental Judge Advocate, twenty-five d<?llurc* o r* ' - " " 1 i? a ??> iii/i.-uui v* ("iicriii i seventy-live dollars; a Divi-ion Paymaster, fifty dol- j lars; a Brigade Paymaster, thirly dol- j lain; a Regimental Paymaster, twentyfive dollars; and all commissioned staff officers shall bo fined in similar sums, according to their respective rank, and fifty per cent, on the amount of the last generid tux of such delinquent of any grade." 1 All papers in the Slate will copy. 1o<> "" ' " ./VV A- M U-J-II ! E. 11. BENSON & SON, ARE NOW RECEIVING AM) OPKNINO THE I. AUG EST STOCK OK TIIKV HAVE EVEll IIAl) IN' I'ENDl.ETON. Consisting in part of i BROADCLOTHS, CASS I MICHES SAT| I MOTS, MACKINAW- PHOT. ?*?* VF, It AND IT. 1,1, C'OATINCS, SATIN, CASHMERE, Vl.L VET, SWANS I OWN AND C A SS1M ERE VESTIN G S ALSO, 1WEKD3 KF.IiSKYR KKNTl'CKV 'EAS8, AND various New Style Goods r r Gentlemen and Lnd'es wear?Merinos'and Alpaccas* all colours, Late Style Ronnets, Ribbons, Flowers, Laces, Edgings, Fancy Ruttons. Rraid*. Times. ?fcc., &c. I j A I, SO, J A Fine assortment oiT Hardware, Crockery, i ftilajss ware, Saddlery Roots, Shoes, Mais, Caps, Orii?i,i?Iediei?ea, ^iiiilhs and t)ai'B>eBfeter* Tool!*, fwroeerif;s, Dignrs, Tobacco, NniJs, Casting*, Hooks and Suitio..nrv, Jewelry, Perfumery, Guns, Pistols PlIWiloi* imd IaI/. ? ' v 1 ? . .. ..v.w., ....v. iu?o ui xaiiKuu tiouons i too tedious to mention. Persons wishing to purchase would do well to giveiu ti e ill, in it h 113 tin it ou principles to keep Goods long on hand. Pendleton, Doc. 11th, 1849. 3 2ins LOOK OUT. Those indebted to the subscriber C titsave cost by calling nud settling tl>eo notes and accounts us longer indulgenc tuuiiub uu ynuu, JAMES OGORGE. Tnn. r>, 'flO U -^ r i ?' " *~hW I>Ii * F! WIN? IP!! All old scores should bo wound up soon, ns the year is fast coming to n close; let us commciuc the new year if possible with a full knowledge, of our matters, in order that wo may know kov far to u;o the ensuing year. M v own wants com pell me Id Imvo my Notes and Account* for 1818 closed immediately by cash; not fro n choice, but necessity, would 1 put any man living to costs. S. It. Me I* ALL Pickons C. II., Dee. ID, '40. bV.-y -J !Vt> STICK. I, Nan Cnfitrell. wife of John Onu trei., a tanner residing in Pickens Distsiet, ?So. Co., do hereby give notice of mv intention to trndc as a Sole-Trader, and to exeroisc all the privileges of a Irree-De;der after the expiration of one month from this notice. O.vunation, (Koaver and ^Seamstress. Auacusi 2J, 1810. MOJYI'j 57 ATiij Iviviii^ dcnnnd* nppins the Kstntc of M tj. rinmilto'i 'J^ieasod wil present the.m (< nic duly attested Those indebted to the l?*t;ite will do w 11 to c:dl and pnv u]i. ' A. M. IIAMI" Adnir. Nov. 10. 18 <9. 2G r ? i |_u. i.. jl. t j_w. s. cotiikan [1:. j. ni'CUMASTKK.] VV A II K-ll OUSE and Commigtiion ]flcrcli?nt<). Market-Street, IIamiii'iio, S. C.?wainnrnoo* McInto.?h*Strcet, Avfiuvn, f.n.?FinurnooK. Take this method of informing their friends and the public, generally, that they still continue the Waukiioise and Commission* business in this place and Augusta, <la., where they offer their services to KkCkivu, Sroiu: oil bell Cotton, Fi.ora, Haco.v, &c., Rrckivk and For"Vaiid Mkhciiandisi", Hrv Goons, for j?i.anti:ks mi Mkkchani.n. Their Warehouse in Augusta is on i Mclntosh-slrcft, in the centre of the Col\ ton trade. Their Warehouse in tliis place is safe from water and isolated, therefore not exposed to lire. i .As they will ho constantly at their post, promoting the interest of their friends (whieh they are aware wiJl add to i their own.) They solicit and hope to i merit and receive a full share of that libi eral patronage heretofore bestowed, and, for which they now return thanks. J,ibend enj-h advances will be made, wheu required, on anv produce in store. JEPKKKH, C'OTHRAN <fc f'o. Hamburg, Sept. 1st, 1810 13 't^urr fmiviv i/ir unu'ruw Ml li >( J \ I 1 Vi 1 FOR SALE. This place, sitn?tod in Piekens District, | on the Oeonee-Creek, 12 miles North of . Pickens C. II., ai.d immediately on the | road leading from the hater place to ('layton, (la., contains 1000 Acres of fertile Land, which will be disposed of on terms : the must advantageous to the purchaser. As a grain and stock farm, the Ocone? I possesses many pequliar advantages; its fields producing abimtnnt crops of Corn, Wlvcat, Rye, Oats, and Potatoes, while the hills for miles around are covered dining fl months of the year with eoata of the richest grasses. On (he premises there are till the necessary buildings for a well regulated Farm, including a two-sto. v 13rick Dwelling. The narrative of this .Station forming as it does, an important chapter in the carlv history of our State, is well known to every Carolinian, and it is equally colftbrated for ibe pmity of its atmosphere, the exuberance of its soil, and for the heiuty and romantic wildness of its Scenery. Persons wishing further particulars will please communicate with J. A. DOYLE, Pickens C. II., S. C. jPjgrThc South Carolinian, Pendleton Messenger, and Lnurcnsville Herald wilt plo isc give the above throe insertion** and forward their accounts to this ofY?r?. NOTICE TO BRim.ii: ISIILDKR9. TlIE Subsotihers have become owner* of Thayer's /Wont Improved plan (f liuiiding BRIDGES, for the Districts of Anderson and Pickena, and are prepared to soli single rights or to tid;e contract* for building badges in the abovo districts. ?pu.? J ? lit; iiuuit; / Iitcnv 13 |in.>lllJUlH;i,U oy nil scientific meirhanica, wlu have examined it, to combine mote advantages than any other bridge over knov n?for eh on p ncss, beauty, strength, and durability it cannot he surpassed. Tlio great adwuv tnge vor all other blidges is, thnt any pie . e of timber hi the biidge, can be la* ken out and replaced at plensurfc, without endangering its strength in the leas^; a bridge once built need never be re* built entirely arnw. l'or further p;?rtieu!a-s inquire nt th'v* oftico, or iiddress tho subscribers if[ An derson C. If., S. C. HARRISON &WYNN1? Jpn. 'fiO W Jm JUL ?...