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MilBMMMMMaMMNNMMtaMMiMaaftS We loam from n private letter whichl readied here yosterdny from Columbus,* Gu., under date of the 29th inst.. thatl the steamerII. S. &mith was reccntlvS burnt on the Chattahooche river while* on her way down tn Apal ichieola, with a r. total destruction of 1000 bales cotton,* nnd all other proierty on board, T'hisi boat, we understand, was built in the! spring of 1818 at Columbus and was? o ned by IV. <S. Nrll and John W. Free\ man residents??f this * ??* ?n * J, . Vilitl, VUUI. g. Coi.t'UMA 0l<AKOR8 ANH IjKMONB.?a The Savannah Georgian of 7\iesdav 1 savs "we have been presented by ;?11 'y.l Miss Rebecca D'Lvon recently returned 4 from a vit-it to Columbia, S.C., with sp. c-J irnens of Lemons and 11>i-e<* vaiietiesot (be ; orange raised in Col it ml in. They are fnm i tbe proves of M>: 1. 1). Mordicai and Mr.' Lions of tbat city. Tbe specimens of both . i are snpciior. and their taste and fragrance p equal to any brought toour market. Wei were not aware that this fruit could beT raised in such perfection in that degree of i altitude." Hoooisn.?A nadv writing fiom the \ West saya poii* info plenty that cvoiy J thiid man you meet is a hog. Eycjitkment at the Soi*tii.?Some of.i the Northern presses arc endeavoiirg to j prove that the?e is no excitement in ti c ; South in tegard to the aggressive meas-i ,.t .1- - . v?u> tiiuiiiiu-viiivi-iy oiaies. Wo con- ! cede that there is none of that, efTerveseing. noisy demonst nil ion of feeling ? which is sometimes cul o<l exci'ement. 1 On the contrary, tin* people r?f the South, | who hare fifteen hand rod millions worth S of property involved in . hives, do not . fl think it necessary to give nnv vociferous j assurances that they will defend that! amount of property rg::inst the hands of j al! aggies* oi-s. I5ut if tlx* North wishes a to know whether ihebouth wi 1 yield ori ivMst'when its lights and institutions aie j invaded. Northern men have only to ask ] what they would do tlftmekcs if the] South should m-k to demoli.-h their fac-^ toiiciv. hurn down dmvn < and assassinate tlvcir families.?Rich-J! mond Republican. A Watch to it.?Tim nnnoueoment * tbnta golden chain?worth four hundred dllars?emblematical of the golden chain' of <lic Union, was presented o ?he I Ion. * 1. nnit-1 \V< bstr-r. as a token of grati udej for his distinguished public k sen i> cs, es-^ pecially or a recent oce.a?-ion, hassugges-j ted to certain other admirors of eloquencel A patiiotbm the idea *>f attaching a watch 1 to it. Accordingly the most superb gold J watch which can Ihj found in New York] is to lw ,if it has not already been pro-" cured, and presented to th?-"Dcfenderofi the Constitution." in connexion with ihe j chain. Aiti'ro !>? * rr.d wnlch will bo l. ft foi a short timo iiti Momht. Ihdl, Tompfcens cV Black's, corf r.erof Bior.dwov nnd Murniv streets, for? tl e inspect* n <f tie iuiious.?AT. Y.i Journal of commerce. 1' "Hive you ovor bioke a hor^e?" in-' cuired n jocloy. 'No, not ictlv.' replied ; Simon; *i,utl\c bioke throe or four w?g-i ons." I Bye TLiKO a Pirat".?Dr. Woodbridfje, 8trorg. one of th? wi- ncsw.s in th? Wch-i ster tii> 1. on Wcdr.e.-dnv, gave the l'?l ? .r . t% - ? i ? " u uiiuuy ikijc DHOIj profosyioivil cookery: 4I have dissected 11 pond many hodir,s 1 in my day. I liwi a tirate given to moj in wntm wenll or, in tJk* year , and | as I onlv wanl<*d t1>c I-ones, I dissected j f in) nnadly, nnd rs there. a good ] doj.l <?f fat nluml him. I thought it would j t*as good a way ?s any to luro him up; I tlieiefoie made a large roaiingfur.and > l<?*pt at wo k tlitowirgon piece hy piece j all night, vnnd until 11 o'clock I he next; day. I fourd 1 had not done \ y ag-eatj A.M|J f Z.A. 1 ' -? ??? * v*ii.~i\jvi lb 1 HI llll ll j tip ft humnn body. Pitch pine would 1m: ; the host filing to <*- it with It i?? nee- ] #miiry tofa'ep the fro well stirred up dui ?1ng the piocess or it will go out-' A fellow who wlin wns kicked down j t'nee ptiii of fttr using improper J liwunjye nt ?'n evening pmty, wnt up ?] rntp irouesth g thomnn w ho d'd if lo in-J foim bin.) where lie purchased his boots. J A vender of n universal medicine <I'-1 Intrp that if his prese:iption bp followed , j endlv a cure is certain. "Thl* f cine is 4o bettken in-temally, ex-ie.mdly ! und e-tcraidlyf $ A to^pt d runic at h 4th ? July cole-j braiion, was gi\en as ( Hows: | ,4W?rann?witliout her, man would he ! a savago." | The Bosion Port think* tin* punctun-1 lion erroneous, nnd ?h??uM be coireoU'd ' I hum $ Womwn?.without her $nan, <vou!d ho , a savnget. A IdQt'On im Vermont.?T!.e. oftoial j canvuss cf the ck'c'ioii held in *r?mu/n% to decide the question of licensing dealers to nii intoxicating beverage*, shows < . majority of 7,304 against th i granting ofj suob licenses. I i ramnu i rnttommmmaammmn art i m I The Gkhmak Colonization Societv j !?It is not, perhaps, generally knmvnf that u number of our Gcrmnn fellow-citi-?i zens have litelv formed an association in l1 this city, with a view of effecting n wttle-y mcnt in the distiiet of Pickens. 7'lu'v have alreadv purchased a large hndv of land from Col. .Toseph (iiishnm. of We~t *' Union, and are now nomlv ready to emi-'V grate to those parts in large numbers.)* The sit? for a town has l>een selected, iti' Usaid, in a most beautiful spo*, and every 3 arrangement made to build it up shortly. J It is laid out in acre lots, four of which 1] forming a square and thirty-two squares* forming tho town. In the centre a pub-a lie square of six acres is hid out. 7W f| pi incipal street is one huad ed and twen- ? tv feet wide, it being the intention of the 4 Society to ruiijin a\enueof shade trees j! through the centre of i'; and the ptincipal cross streets one bundled feet. The rest of the streets are fifty feet wide, except the outside of the town, which forms a common of two hundred feet in width. It 1.. i- ? ?w-?- " " ' . . un.nvu ??iuuitin, ine n .me H of ilie heaven of the ancient TVutons; * nnd we trust 11 iic nvi', truly prove heav- 1 en to their descendants. Till' balance. of ; their p^sessionx has been hid out in tracts [ < of f'oni one hundicd and twenty to two .hundred acres each, of which there arc f<?rtv-seven; nnd, in the immediate vicinity of the town, in small farms of fifty pries each, of which theie are sixteen.j We are informed that the property i< (j highly valuable, ni.d will boc<?mt* ten fold ? mo'o jo hv cultivation nd settlement; ? iiid(I'd, we have heard f:om many four- i cos of tho remarkable beautiful and salti* j hi ions situation of these possessions. L Among the manv institutions enlculi I ted to benefit our noble Slate, the ahove | association will verv soon occupy a promi- S *nent place. It will he the means of peo-1 pleing our ipper di.sliicLs wi'.h a Inndv, || industrious nud saving nice, and under : their care and ni:in gemmt, our romantic (mountain country rr.av, in a few years.* tbecome truly a garden, it i< > sfoni>bing f (that filch large tracts of fertile and salu- i ; b:i<us lands, a* the upper p u t of our a ownC is JK?SS<?SK' O Ot, Jll'lUVlO hCCIl T ; suffered to renurn in :i state of comparn-1 [live wilili mess, whereas I lie whole of tSe [western have increased, from vear'j !o ve:ir, rapidly in nonulalion and rcsour-' pes. A mo-e he ildiful climate than our o*fn o;-!n hardly be found, and few regions *11 n 1>o<i of jrreater fertility, and vet, while? Missowti and Ohio, Wisc.onciii, Miehfyriin.' , I.,wn, Indiana. nnd 1?:t?*r y eve Minesota , increase and muliinlv, a considerate pori'on of our best i:nd most productive soil j lies idle and neglected. The causes may 5 he many, and we will not attempt to enu-| !"merate them, hut surely we can all see i that the settlement of our upper country, # hv.a dense farming popul ition, must qe^ of menlculal le Iwnefir to (Thai lewlon e-pe-1 jjeially, and therefore nnd for many other! Erensons we are g/ciltly rejoiced that this] [German Snriotv lm? !?? ? i i 1~ ~ .. it M U J we vontutfr to bespeak h its heh.-ilf tbel kindness nml favor nf our riuzoijs gonpiv )! Jill v.?Char. Courier. The o-.i?c of divorce of Edwin Forrest from J ( hi* wife lias bet n rejected Ly tl:e Pemiiylfa j !! nia $en;vta ITS Alt IS I E;?>. I On '))(> Qlili Aftitf! I^l>" tr n J - - ? - ... II) IMMI1I E~q., ,l/r. .fumes E. Unwan, In Mi*s Lucinda E M luldiu, all <*f this Distiict. | On the Him'*evening, br tlx* same, Mr. 5 David Vinoen to Miss M arg uettChjJflt:3n j nil of this Distiict. ? jt^grTHE fiends of the IIos. A. Ev-i ins announce him as u cinriifhite f r re-1 election to irpiesmt the people of Pet.- ] dlelon District in the State Senate. MANY FRIENDS. 8 Apr J 2nd, 1850. "J CITATION. | Milos M. Norton hi'vinj; npnKod to m<* to gnmt hint letters of A(!niini>tni'ion on t1>e K-rt-.ite of (S'n-irtunnh HnmNWiidi 1nt<? of /Vkoin Di-tiirt "Hie Kin *1?<*<! and Or<?di?o?v are to npppni ^ i hrfoit- m? on the 1 <>th inst to sh u* ruise I if any i )w*y c;in, w1>v tetters of Ad minis ' t> niiimi should not be gron'ed. 4 Given ttnwV tn}' hand-.md Ma) 2nd] da}'of/fpril 1850. || WILLIAM D. STEELE. o, r. n. g 40 j; jvEfjWoiisi Wet have f*ov?'pd lik?-]y Nejc?>c* fr?> Jsnlo, tlmm niatwo Skwrn and two Girf?. Oo*flhftUt 12 old. U and sn? at; the other a beauti-1 fill Ji trie yi.l, copper e<&>ured, and a good I nuive. NORTON A STEELE, I A\) il 4, 1850 tf 1 ~ TiKEoniir | The Bridge?cr<we Little Rjvcr, uearj Jn?. W. Mo-tf ut'.t is thought to lw dim-1 jjo-'ouh, mtrl I nropusp to let out the ro-1 p i'ing or rc-huilJing it, at the plac*-,.? ion 8i?turday thd 4th May next, at 10 J o'clock, a. ni. (V MILES M. NORTON, g 5th /fpr?47?lawtd 1111"1V/it \ now." 1 Henry Hester having applied to me to 2rant hfm letters of Administration on lla? E?ta'e of Jeptha Ulster, lute of Picklmis Uistiiet decerned. The Kindred and Creditors nre cited to appear before me in the 10th inst. to show cause if any they Oiin why letters of Administration should not he granted. (Jiven under my hand and seal 2nd lay of Apiil 1850. William D. Steele, o i>d. 4 0 *V K W SPIUI\G ?OODS! THE Subscribers arc now receiving from tlu> Atlantic CM ies, a largo and well assorted selection of Spring and Summer Cootb* ^rocerlest ROOTS &, .S590ES, Oni^, llcdicincM And Hard ware, Tog. ther with a threat variety of Staple and Fancy Woods, not usually kept in country vill-ijjo*. All of which iln-y will s-ell at umarkably low pi ices, cither for cash or credit. Call and judge for yourselves*. Benson & Taylor, 1'ii'Krns i:. ii. Apr 5?47 tGf, MEN'WANT F.t>, TO Tit AVE5, AS AOENTS Frt'i Till? "VOYAGE ROUM) THE WORLD OF THE U. 3. QUADRON." Under Commodore G. C. Read. Illustrated with Engraving?. ^FMIK Mib^cr'.ber U now ^ubli-liini; the nbovi popular an<? iiitcrcitin^ work, nn;l offer. profiaHe employment to a number of en tcrpii-ing and in-elliijent men of gooc characters in oi cuhftlng the woik by ru! setiption in Pickens Distiict, and otb?i Distiicts in the State of South Carolina | The terrtis which are very liberal; wil be give o 1 -n i!i?. lil'Vi to t.Y? suVcribur, jost fx/id. This work will nrvcr be soh in t .(' Hook Stores, but ercl'J*!vs-!y b; ! Agents at u rcison iblo and unifo-tri price II. MANSFIELD. liooKseller ?<! 134 Voik Street, New ilaven, Connecticu ibkaim^ABTKR^ Charleston, Jan. 2b, 1850. ORDKR X0.~ j The entire suit of the Governor nve rt ; qui red to nttend him in Charleston o ;Fiidnv, the 22d of February next. J Eich AM, residing in the Biidfhdo comity under the order of the 22d ins i will attend hint at the review*. By order of the t'omniander-in-chie S, W. CANTEY, Adjutant and Inspector O nend. no 2 st SOUTH CAROLINA. IV TTtB COMMOM t'l PICKENS DISTRICT." !* Henry Wliitniire, ) Dec. in i\Unchm&i v*. V E. M. Keith John Bishop. j Pl'ffa Atf} The PhiintifThavin? day fi'ed h declaration in *ny office, and the defem {ant ha vine neither wife nor attornc , knownto i*e in tin* State,?On motioi i It ) * ordered. that the defendant do a^ ' pear, and pleid or demur to the said d< clxmtion, within a year -and a day froi 1 A,.** ?m i ? i? ( /III-U'IIVI WJ 1/ iv J1J UUCIllCIl'U u default. W. L. KEITH, c. c. P. CfcrJrV. Office, ) May 10, 1849. f 1 B.otsof RIO COFFEE St Town. Sug.ir nnd S dt. .Urn Amies ic give a war hv & it. McFALL. Feb.' 1st 1850. ty. NEW GOODS , THEStibs nTxjr woid^ signln infori Ills f. lends, mid f.lio imiMIa ffdiwrnflif ltn , -y > t V lie hns just reccWea h fresh supply * Srnionable CSoods? [conMstinjr in part of llx; following artioW 1 vhr C?ilico?*, from r> to "20 cents fx Titwi; 8hiitir>g, MwuJu'd and bmv? Cumbiics, Lttwns nnd Alpnccns; d?tln iTw*??ds, l^rtssimeivs ^ . for ? nth-men1 \vryir; lflwilcfcts, Hots ^?p*t Bonnet* vc.; Umb'Cll;?st and h variety of othe ,nr tides, wliich he will Si-.11 very .cheap fa cwh. - - . , c. P -*i S. it. tocFAWJ. Fiekcns CL II?Dec, Id, '40. 32-b JYOT1CB. A JAj persons having demnnds agnins .du* Estatf nf-fiJfijwbeth Stiiblinur, rteuM [will luiml tlioni in kigMlly /ittitfirj, iui< those indebted r.vist nutVc pstvr.wnt. Jml. IQGO. 35 3m JOB l? OR K Nratly exccu. ted at this Office. CITATION. Bailey 3/os?'ly having applied 1o rnejl f for loiters of Administration on the Es-g 'tateof Nancy Pullim lateof Pickens Dis-* itiict deceased. The kindred and ercdil-t 1 Cow arc cited to appear hpfori me on the* ftllth day of zlpnl next ;o show cause if|* Imiy incy ran why said letters should not-i, be granted. Given under my hand and seal 28tha Miu h 1850. J W. D. STEEL, o. P. v. | TEIIIPDKAIVCE. \ The Rev. Mr. Watts and othem will g address the people on the subject ofS Temperance as immediately connected J a wun ii eoraer or urn CJonsof Temperance, J on Nntindnv the 30th inst., in (lie Town? * of Picfeensvjlfb ft. .C Th<n m<*etfn<; will* convene nt .3 o'clock 1*. M.?Brothers!. | of the Order, nnd the public generally are* I invited to nttend. Miuch 0,1850, 42 t30i K I ""notice. I , The II<-ir<\ nt Law, of Daily Hnrt'iil 1 dee'd. are hereby noticed to be and ?P"5 Spear in the Court of Ordinary on the 2d? I Monday in June next, to make a s-etlle-j?. | tm-nt with the Admiui .(rators of said Ks-|j iaie. ivicli Distributee is required (oS ender, on oath; a full seh?dule of all j nonies and property received fiom dec'djl n his lifetime. All persons having demands ngninstgi in- Estate v.-i!! pr&vwt I hem duly proven3 liv the first jl/ondnv in June next, or they A will be barred bv the setlle.ment. fl P. Al.EXANL>EK, Adm'r. pj JANEHARTON, AdmV*. g rickens C. //.. Jt/iirch Dili I860. M 43 tf JSaftalion Orders, f The first Battalion of the 2nd Rcjfi-g mnnl C O Af ...III * ^ v. jn. ii' 111 pnimitt h ?r mie sj f JAislcr Ground 011 &ntui?d>iv the 20th j K day of A pi il next by 10 o'dixk A, M.?j j *turned nnd equipped ns the Law directs, fifor r?*vi?'vv nnd inspection. | Iffl Tlweonuni^sioned and non communion-j .rfjod nflirerx will par*de on the dav previ-j Poik by 10oVl?ifi{ A. M? for diill nnd in- "1 H'struclion. Ti?e Chproms ih command of; iL-uiii|?;iuiH.s nn* cnnrgca tvitli the extension of this order. Hv order of Col. A. Bhtor E. M.- Kkijji, Mrtj. Comm'g. 43 tdop .Imlffc Tor Y?ur*civc?. Those indebted to me either hy note or nccount must o?." and Kettle or they! ail! hu.ve costs 1c BJ1V. i Ii. N. LAWRENCE. Jnn. S, *50 tf | " notice! I Those indebted to me previous to tlie 1st of January last, are requested to make' immediate paymentn* in ulgence cannot, be extendru. A. M. FOLGER. March fl, 1860, 42 tf CmCU/jAR. SxEornvB DtPAHTWEKT, Feb. 1650 To 4Jif. Chairman -of the Commissioners of Free Schools of j 8n<: You will obliceltis EtfriOVnrr _ - V. ;v Governor, !<y tfivhhf concise answers to ii: tlve following rjnene.% as early ns yorir )- convenience will permit. 5. Respectfully. Arc, m H T WATTS, SecV. ,V 1?t. Whrtt i* till* ni*?'nt n.?TYil.?? nvde and fcrrmlc ptipt?* itt tn? Froe School * in Ok? Di<tiiet {or Parish) of ^ Whnt lms bi-en ll>e mtmber since 1845?* 2d. What i* the tuition fee for Pitch; pupil? 'Jlie ngg\**gA*<i amount pnid to ? the 7Vn/9ier>? 7he proportion of the' ScJkioJ Fund received from rhefStnte? j Hd /Ire nil the pupils sent to the Fret* SphrtoW If not, how many nve mstnic-3 Jed at primtc or public ^cadcnnes, nnd ! *" at what cost? I | 4th What proportion of ttifc youth of 1 receive no edu?nNon? To tvhnt causes Isj njfnc^k'flt on tlfo 1?e?id nferib?Hc? I >Il| ^rc TV*chew< competent men.l ^ Jnnd oihertHn* qualified for tneir Mntion?j fcDo they nndercroanv prep-irnto'-y cxami-* nation? ,4re th??v Jons* in office, oraie, bi? "" - ' * t,i ,n,unit: ti lilt' fuller, ttthljjlJi'tlW/ ^TrcMim- B ; <C(h W-at i* theplrm of instruction?^ *.1 Slate pnitioutoHy every branch of know'ls?*df?* tmijtto, and Jxm f*r cani**l. *.? 7th Whntbfrok* are used, where bought, 'Snnd nt what piic ?? >rl fith la (here annnally, or occruuwinlly, vit public or private exnmimition of the School*? If so, do the CJonmUsionerft, n* ?|a body, or any portion of them, nttend7 j viiv jjiev >iv nysifin 1 f??CfC8Mllll . r>r*e in the If not, why? //ow maj'l it b? innnrov*d? fl I0tl? Stw? Anything else in referent*^ .? Ihe subject, which you may think ini * |>orf?nt. g JtfatcH 0, 42 4w I BLANKS I ion MLE : AT THIS QmCE.l ??i'll iifftli iflil I HI'1" I .UMKS CIIiCrtCIK Merchant Tailor, Would respectfully inform lii?fri<nd? und the public generally, that he Ima on hnnd a Kink V ariety of IiilOAD CLOTHS, CAS1MEHES, Satinets, Tweeds,Kentucky Jkanb, Mm i An Assoktment k I'kadt-madb CLOTHING. which he will sell cheap for Cash. The public are invited to call nnd ex* inline bis Stock, before purchasing else* whore. Parens C. II May 25, 1840. ?41 OK OtJ'A\ Those indebted to the subscriber can save cost by calling nnd settling their notes nrd accounts as longer indulgence cannot te given. JAMES GEORGE. Jan. 5, 'SO tf c. r. ?tJiuv ] [k. m. keiiiiT PKKRY 6c KEITII, AUor?c) s at Law. Wii.l Practice til the Courts of Law 1/f? 1>:-1 ' 1WIU 1^11 till V Mfl" 1 ICHt'llb l/ISiriCI. Office, Pickens C. II., S. C. October 1, 1840. t2f2 ? OTI E ~ All Pernors having demands against the Estate of (Sheriff Ilnynes, deceased, will hand them in legally uttested Those indebted must make payment. ; W. t). STEELE, j Noa. 17th Oidinary & AdmV I tf I -m. rf - JYoticc. A Shoemaker, well recommended, can find employment by muting im? mediate apulieatioii to !< J.E. IIAGOOD, Twelve Mile S C. March Oth 1860. 42 tf. i HEAD QUARTERS. Cuari.kston, Fed, 27, 1850 [GENERAL ORDERS NO.?] * CIRCUMSTANCES demanding tl.nt i the Governor should be officially ncquuin! ted with the effective fovee of the Stute, nnd the number of nlnrm men?the Lhitj! ndier Generals are hereby directed forlhi with to n nhe returns of their commands, ( to the Adjutant nnd inspector Geneial fat Camden. A failure in responding ! promptly to tl>is older, will not he overlooked, jird tlie liewspj'.pcr puMicationa i ? i}l be !?"!!!dod as ?iiflieicnt notice. (By order of the Commander in Chief. J. W. CANTEY, Adjutant and Inspect or Cienend. ATareli J), 42 1m. ? SOUTH CAROLINA. 3 IK THE fJOJflUOK 1M.EA* | PICKETS DISTRICT. Allen Keith, assignee, } Doc. in Attach vs. > Perry ?fc Keith, | .Tool M. Keith*' ) Pitt's Att'vfi. TIvc PJn'witiff having litis day filfd his \ Declaration in my offic*-, and llie Defendant having 110 Wife, nor Attorney, St known tio in this State on whom a co | pv of tl)i? Declaration mjiy he served, ^On motion <?f Plaintiff's Attorney, ? It inOidered, That the Defendant <lo. f appearand ple;>d or demur to the said ? tWiarntion, within one year and ft day h from this date, or judgment will entered !?ty ui'Hiuiu W. L. KEITH, c. c. r. Clerk's Ofliop, I January 1, 1 50. ) 33-ly southToarolina, PICKETS DISTRICT, lTtM L Rotyr. A wife Molin/ln ? ?-?........ upor,. AppJieanU; vs. TTw. Edens, Alexander Edens, Pascal Soulherhmd t6 tci/e Esther Southerlaud Jesse Adams and wite Polly Adams, De> fendnntf, for the snip of the Real Estateof .Samuel Edens dee'd. And it appear. ing that Jesse Adonis, and wife, Polh [ iv.sidc without tho limits of this Statr. [ It t-? therefore ordered that they do appear ! within three months f:om the date hereof' ' or iheir consent to s?iid ?Snil will be taken as confessed, I W. D. STEELE, o. p. d. ) Ordinary's Office. ) ) February, 2, 1850. ( "IfOtTTHCAKOMNA. Pielirn* District. Harriet Vanzant, vfppliennt, vt. Amanda Jane Vonzanf, Jcptha tfcr*. tan Vattsxtnfy IM>crt William Varnant^ ' /.arina Elhubrth Vanzant, Qwryt 7'hoi, (VattsarJ, Defendant*, ft appearing to my untisfivstioti (bnt if .a IViendents nil tfcsfde wiilioiit fht* it is therefore ordered tlmt they do t fpear nnd object to tlie division or *nlc *.f the Renl Estate of Wjllbim Vnnwmt, deceased, on or beforr tbe Kigbth day < f I A It ? '* ' ^i]>m iu-xi, or uicir consent to lim nrji4^ u ill entered of record, W. D. STEELE. ?, *' d. Ordinary Office, 8 Jan., J8G0. ? *