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Jnotion, because tho diwtrict wan ao largo, wild tho labor ao great, that the salary >Wai too low. Mr. Momhitagcr replied opposing tho exemption. Sir. Eaaley moved an amendment, which reduocd the Commissiona of the Tax Collector of St. Phillips and St. Michaels, and limiting tho maximum of his salary t <'^3,600. Mr. Popo proposed to modify tho amend - mont by offering another to the effect that instead of 2 per cent, on nil sums undor $75,000, which Mr. Kusluy'a amendment contemplated, a per oentago of <1 per cent, should be paid, but including also, services on psscssments of public boards. Mr. Ycadon and Mr. Mommingcr both [ strongly opposed the ameudmcnt of Mr. i Easley. After soino discussion, a motion | was made for the indefinite postponement, j \vliif?Ii wf>fl tT.i.f.rt ?1. v>f ?v.n. AIIV uumu uitm, un UlU- I tiou of Mr. lX\Suiuwuire adjourned to 12 M. i Dkckmiikr 4.?In Uio Senato, Mr. Middleton, from the.Committee on Fimtnco and Banks, reported a bill to prohibit tho Bunks of thin State from issning notes of a loss denomination than $20; ordered for copqidsrstioi! to-;>i or row, be printed. A bill in relation to trading with slaves was taken np. The bill provides?1. That if any person shall be convicted of pujolnm* ing d;rv?tly or indirectly, from any slave, any Inuian corn, ricc, peas, wheat, oat.s, rye, barlev. bi* ofclmr muin. lumn fl<?" ' w r? "> tobacco, cotton, or other of the staple products of ihus State, or shall otherwise uoftl, tjrudo or traffic with any slave for any such articles with or without a permit, shall, for every such offonce, he lined not less than 820, nor more than $500 ; shall he imprisoned for a term not more than 12 months ; shall receive thirty-nine lashes, and he incompetent to sorvo as a jnror, or testify as a witness in any ease.?2, that if any person bo convicted of selling, fritln*, or other : .i..i!-..?i-A ? wiBu umviinug spirituous liquors to any ?dave, shall, for every such offence, bo punished iv* in first scctiou.?^.defines the evidence of such puvcha.so or sale. After much disoussion for and agninst it, the bill tvius passed and ordorcd to tho House. A bill to oxempt managers of election from ordinary militia duty wns taken up, "discussed, and ordered to bo returned to the i rk. JlUUttU. / A bill to aid in the completion of the Spartanburg and Union Railroad (on endorsement by the State of the bonds of the Company for S400,000) was passed?ayes, 2(5; nays, 7. A resolution for the adimimni^nf <>f ?lm - - -v v* v"v General Assemblyy on Thursday the 17tU instant, was unanimously ugrocd to, uiul Kent to the House. In the House of Representatives, after the usual business proceedings, the general order was taken up, and the question being on the amendment of the Bill to ascertain the compensation of tax-collectors, offered by Mr. Enslcy, after a brief discussion was adopted ; and, on motion of Mr. Meminingcr, the BilJ was ro-covt\mitted to the Committee is Wsy* nnd Means. ? n:n : xvuuinuii ? UI1I III iciatiuii lO IIIC I' once Laws : tho Committee reported that in their opinion, the State was not prepared for a change in the law. ltepovt agreed to. On a Hill to repeal an A'ct to increase the amount of pr<>l>crty exempt from lien and execution, commonly known as the -Homestead Act. Tho liill to repeal, was read a second time, and ordered to bo sent to the Honnto. Mr. Seymour offrred-resolutions in rela tion to the death of Hon. IV' S. Brooks, j which wore agreed to unanimously, and ordered to the Senato. A discussion was then had, by M?wra< Himons and Pope, on the banks, and kindred mutters. A Bill concerning tho Lunatic Asy'um, providing that $100 por annum hri pai I for ni?irv??V nof*An* ?* ? ? ' 1 1 ?.... ji .vivjiii mis iu^Uj iinu uiuurcu iobo sent to tho Senate. Dkckmheh 6."? In the Senate, n hill to make the owners of dogfl lirtblo for killing nheep won amended, and ordered to the House, by nyes, 25; nays, 5. Mr. A. It. Johnston moved ft resolution that tho Private Report- of the Prosidont of the Itank of the Htuto, of tho indebtedueRB and liabilities of tho Officor* nml Directors of tho Itattk and it> branches, be roferrcd to the Special Committee to nominate suitable persons for President and Directors for tho ensuing year. Considered immediately and agreed to. Tn tha IIoupo of Itepresentativcp, sundrv petitions, inemoLids, etc,, wero presented i and referred. ^ The following Bill* from tho Hennto having roonlvod two readings in that hoxme, were road a third time, their titles changed to act#, and ordered to bo returned to the Semite: A BilJ to inercawc the peualty for .setting, firo to tho woods. A Bill to vest ih tho City Council of Charleston the title of the Ci\?crtl IIouho lot iii that City. A BUI to oxonjnt managers of Elcotiom* fiom ordinary military dity during tiicir torm nf offioo. A BH) to protcct the owners of ncai cattle. -dk >J" ' Mr. Sullivan, from tlic OominiUoe on Kduoatioq nwloar; unfavorable report on resolution) rohifcinfr ib tho ro-orponiaation of the Bonth Carolina ( iolleae. Tho Com J I - a w<bvou uweuiea icgivwuon, tmdor present ciTcatmfjmoeo, inexpedient. The Oonornl OrdenttVorc takch up, and rapid progress made Uioiein. The tollowfug But# vrero read i' second time, find ordtrcd to be sent to tho flennte: A Bill to incorporate the teawafniR Gap Tttrnpiko fW?p0?v; a Bill to ?ncorpor;tt<? tho Port lloyal Ifalfrood OonipHrtjr; ft Ullt r* of Free ftchoolri, to mnjiwsi their annwwi retwrifci a Bitt to nuthor&o tlic City Couaoil ?f ChnrTeaton, | tO hm a Koprowntulum in tho J*hw i lloitroad ComjMny 5 h BHl to provuto for | I the rovUion of the Stortuto f*aws of this | S* to : ft BiH iUHc ifttttflion in Ht. ThJffip* nm| St. ' Ju'haoi.i j ntid a BiB to iu-jor^rato Piulc* * > ' ens (J. II. Church. A Bill to establish a Hopnrnte Court of Appeals wms made tho Special Order for Wednesday, nt 1-2 past 1 o'clock. Monday, Dcc. 7.?'Both branches of tho Legislature joined in the cxercises of tho College Commencement, at 9 o'clock, A. M. But littlo busiuoiss, and that erf an mi?inj?ui i*uit ciiuruuicT, was iransucieil. Origin of tub Pkndui.lm.?Galileo, when tulder twenty years of age ?.\h standing ono day in tho metropolitan church of Pisa, when he observed a lamp, which was suspended from the celling, and which had been disturbed by accident, swing backwards and forwards. This was a tiling ?o common, that thousands, no doubt, had observed it before ; but Galileo, struck with tho regularity with which it moved backwards and forwards, reflected upon it, and perfected tho method now in use of mca'ui ring time by Weans of ?\ pendulum. Consignoes at Anderson Depot, ron WKl'.K KNIMNU DKOKMUElt 7. i$ & K \Y IJrown, W S flrltlmm, J Zachr.ry, A M Holland, D Blcinin, Demly & 1'ullcn, MrFnll. H & Co. H Oinscl, J l'ecdut, Fortl. Jonca & Co, Kngland, 11 & Co. Mm S Wnrlcy, J T l.nttn, 8 S ChorrV, W C Uovrloy, (I Stephens, R Steel, .1 T Sloan,* Hl.ic It K, K Webb. Sullivan k S. A Taylor, Taylor & Davis, \V U Webb, W S Shnrpe, A A Dickson. W Irvon. Harrison & K. W Qwjffin, K 11 licnrton. Col J 1> Aslnuoro, 11 C Cooly, J Iliirrisou, J 11 IS Sloan, llrovrn, V & Co, R A Maxwell, J Miller, W ISnrgcs. F. KICK. Agent. J Marhikd, on the 19th ult., by Hov. 0. Mullinnix, Mr. Jamkk 11. pK?a, of Anderson, to .Mrs. Hmza Bhazkalk, of l'ickcnH. On Tuesday evening 24th ult. by Itev. II. M. Harton, Mr. IIou't. A. Gu.mkr, of lMckonv, to Miss Amanda F. Swift, of Franklin co. (!? On tlie '201U ult. hy K. Hughes, Ksq., Mr. W.N II. Urown, of Floyd county, Oft., to Miss Mary (J., daughter of Mr. W. 1$. Dickson, of Pickens. On Tuesday evening the 1st inst., by Hev. J. K. llunnlcuttv lit tlie rcfljdonce of Ciipt. J. II. t.oRoy, Mr. J. 1'. Wooi.ntuuiir, of I'ickens, to Miss Maikiabkt K. Hro\vn, of Home, Oa. Abbeville papers please copy. On the fid inst-Mit, by Hev. M. Chnstnin, Mr. Jonx T. l.Kwm to Miw k' -' -- - - umigliwr "I Mr. James Robertson; nil of Pickens. On Tuesday evening, tVo 8th Inst., by Rev. C. F. ljiinsenicr, Mr. Mknuk HvllwinKKL to Mrs. (?. J). UuM.wi.NKK!., all of Wnlliullu. On the 7tli inst., by John Adnif, Esq., Mr. William Di ss to Miss Et.UAur.tii Qoiy, nil of Pii-kens. On the 2nd inst., by Kev. A. Itico, Mr.Thos. I). Dklottk to Miss F. A. Mattihon, nil of Anderson. "3"o?inf umv7 I)iki?, ut tho residence of her Hon on the 3d j day of December 18->7. Mrs. Mary McKinnkv, 1 wife of the late James MoKinuey, deceased, after tin lllno&A of uovornl weeks. Her ngc is notoxaetly known, but Huppo.Hotl to bo nboUt 90 ysars. She joined (he M. K. Church about 20 yearn before her death, and remained a member of tho unme until her dentil. She leaves many relatives and friends behind to mourn their ln?? hut I hope, their loss is lior etornal gain, Let us who survive remember that death is a debt we nil I must undoubtedly pay. Wo illiquid, therefore, ho always readv, for in sucli au hour as wo think not the Son of *!n? comcth. Dearest Mother thou bast left us, Here thy loss we deeply fool, ltut 'tis Qod that Uatli bfrcft us, Ho can nil our sorrows heal. Truly, tho providences of God arc mysterlotlf, but wisdom and goodness characterize his dealings with tho children of men. Lot us bow in mock submission to his righteous will. He hag broken but ho c:in bind up?he h.?j woutided but lie will heal. Sorrow stricken one, dry up thy tears?look up to God behind a frowning providence?ho hides a smiling face. Thoughtless render! reflect- for a moment?-learn thy mortality?prepare to meet thy God. J. II. C. McK. Dni'ARTF.n this life, nt bis fathers residence on the 14th Nov. Jamkh X. C.irtl'KNTF.B, in the 2i*>th year of his ago. Tho subjcot of this noI tico was an acccptablo member of the M. E. Church, South, for (> years previous to his death I fi i T. - * uh muioriiigs were 01 a chronic character, ami severe beyond description; but were borne with much patience and christian resignation. Often during his affliction, wlion fbUjrlouB sorvlccs Wcvo jicrfornied in his room, at ijls request, his soul vns happy, very hnppy. ild rcquustcd his relations and friends to stand round him when dying?told them he wan going to heaven," nnd (ell a sleep. lie lenvcH nmny relations and classmates to mourn his dvpftrture?pence he to his memory. " Fuikm>. Diki?, in.liicUson county, K. C., Nov. 2d, after an iilhess of fifty-twodayn. 11. 1*. Norton', in his 2tith venr. lie lenves u disconsolate widow and one child, besides many relatives and friends to mourn his loss. Jlo was a young man of flno promise, universally beloved us a kind neighbor and good citizen. rilllE undnrsignnd will ho nt i'ickons C. II. I on Saturday tho l'Jth instant, proparod to do ail GUTTING in my lino. .JAMKS OEOUQK. IJCO 1H57 '22 1 WANTED TO HIRE, rjn EN Oft TWKT/VE NEGRO MEN to 1 yrork pu tho/Bluo Kitlgo Uftilrond, throb miles appro Wuhalffl. Apply on tho Hood, or to tho subscriber. *,? KLA31 HIIAKl'K. Doc 10, ia%7 22 f?m NOTICE. ALL persons having demands against the Kutato of II. A. .Stephen*, doceaned, will render them to J. K. IIaooou, Kho., logaHy attested, forthwith ; and thono indebted will wake payment to the undersigned. l.om?A sirt'iniiTva t ?x.waamiiu, AUUU Ai Doc. 0, i V 221 3^ Hore it is?Come and See! \ ALL poraons iutlobted to tho Kstatn of Solomon O'Kelloy, deceaftcri, will do ; well to make mymont to tho undortiii'ned forf.lnv.th, H. L. O'KKLLEY,) 7,, . li. V. O'KELLKY, { AUui " to. 7, 1857 22 4 f- ?*#?'* -"-"J ~? Sale ofAoutli Carolina, \h nRni*A*v? JivmcH H. AloxuiiJer \ v* - W:. V^mnmons iu P*rtltlffn. 1 .1. If. xMoxjukJov, etni-j I jfoifr-.,, IT uppwntog (8 my H.UhfnQlion that John H. UAJ*x??fHr, oitooftho ponies In Jh'roiwo, ro ?Wer. wltho?t the UroSts of tlUa flUlo: Tt in ?r<bun*et, tluirefovo, that W do Hpjwttr *ml ot.jeot to tho'livinion nr wfe ?f th? Heil ftftUto of thorn nw Awwwwi wtw?w, wiiiiin thrt-o month* fMm th? |fubflcatlf>nr Iwrerf, or lii . tlie mini) WU) ho of - . \1. J. WfcRHONUi o.r.6. ' Qvtflafcvy's Qffico, D*cJ3, l? 3t 5fm " . ' ' V ^' H * JtJfck. -- A' Anderson Prices Current. ootiKKirin wk>M,y pr e.volani*. bi.KckTkv * co t Aniii:ii,<on t\ ifj Doc. 9, 1857., ' j Cotton per lb. - - 8J 9 Suit, per suck, - - . . 2.1)6 1 CoU'co, Jllo, per lb- 13 fri) 14 ' ' Sugars brown, per lb. - 8 (?) 10 * " oruxboa uitdloaf, per lb, 11m 18 . ' I^v/ivuaur, II uov mum, purguuon, 4?> {(t\ OW * ? N. Orlurtna' ? '? 02 (rfl 66 ' Yarn (0?.) por bunch, - - 1.20 Ortimbui-gs, (heavy) por yard, 13 (id, I t Hliirtings, ? - 10 (?} 11 Iron, common size Swedo, por lb. (U " Kuglirth, 6 Nails, pel keg, - - - G (<i) (U Oil, Linnccd, per gallon, 1.87 (Sr) 1.60 ( ? Train, " - 00 (?> 1.00 Glfwjs, 8X10 - - . a (a\ 8.25 10X12 - - 8.2"? (7r, 3..M) ( 171** * 11- " ' ~ ' A?IVV| j'vi ?u. - - - lij {/f, Y Flour, per barrel, - - f> (W) 6.50 Wheat, per bushel, - - HO (<t) \I5 Corn, " - - - 50 (iv, 56 llncon, hog round, . - 15 (<4 17 ltagging, Gunny, per yard, 18 (<i 20 j Oats, per bushel, - 50 (a\ 55 Pen*, ???-. - 1.00 Fowdc , Kiftc, por keg, - 7 (a\ 7J tpi&~ Thero is always to be found a good Stock of Goods, at Km It- & (Vs. , HouS0 and Lot for Sale. TMM1 HUE will bo Hold- In tho blrrl<f>Mt ' JL on Salcday in Jauuu > next, tlic House and Lot in the villago of I>ieken?, last occit^ I piod t?y the late Capt. Harris. The lot con- ' tains one aero, nnd is situate on the western com or of the public squarn. The Ilouso is ] commodious, with out-buildings. j TKHMS.?One and two years credit, with i interost: the purcbaso money to be sccurcd t l>v note and approved security. < SAM'L. U'EfTV Atonf Doc. 7, 18.V7 22' """""a , THE SCHOOL AT WHITE ItOCK ACADEMY will l?c continued during tlio year 1858, unOn* tbc core unci instruction of Mr. ELIJAH KEESK, tho proscnt incumbent. Rntos of tuition llV tlio vnn r 'I'lin 1 1 es wilt be taught for $10; English ( 5 rum in nr and Geography, $10; Latin and Greek Languages, including tho higher branches of tho Mathematics, $'-J5v (?ood boarding; ctvn bo had on roawfnablo terms." School to bo ope'ncd tho 2d Monday in Folmiary, proximo. JOSKl'Il 11. SlIELOU, JL>oo 10,1837 Ch'nin Hoard of Trustees. 15$*. The " Andorson Gazette" will give 3 J insortious, and forward account to this Office. ] Administrator's Salo. rpiIE remaining Personal Estate of James ! I McKinnoy, deceased, will bo sold, ut his lato residence, on Thursday tho 24th day of ' December, instant, consisting of one LltvK- 1 LY XKURO WOMAN, about nineteen years ' old, and various articles too numerous to 1 mention. 1 KHMS.?Nine months credit with interest, ami note and security. J AS. ROBERTSON, Adm'r Dec. 12, 1857 _ 22 2_ To Carriago Makers. riMitt subscriber will furnish the "WOOD .L WORK of Carriages and Buggies on tno most reasonable terms. All orders promfMy 1 attended to. Address me at llock Mountain 1'. O., Pickens district, S. C. JOlIX C. COOK. Doe 8. 18o7 ,22 3 1 KlftERKPF'S SATJBS. 1)Y virtue of sundry writs of fieri facias to mo 1) directed, will bo sold before the Court Houpc in I'iokcns District, within the legal hours, on 1 the first Monday and Tuesday in Jai ui?ry noxt, Uuo tract of. land whereon dcfcnuunt lives, Containing one thousand acres more or less, adjoining hinds of S.nnuel E. Maxwell, 0.1*. Poole and others, levied on as the property of Jackson Denton; ut the suit of Charles K. Jnrrctt. One tract of lund, containing ono hundred and fifty aorcH more or loss, adjoining Mrs. M. ] Steele, J. 0. I.cwia and others, levied on as tho | property of Simpson Abbott, tu tho suit of 1). Niemann. I Ono tract of land, containing seventy-five j acres more or loss, lying on Carpenter's creek, tHtnlnlnv 1?- wnn o->._ ,.,.0 kou?v if iiimiun, vi ill. l\Ol>]n? son ami others, levied on ns tho property of J no 1$. Hendricks, at (ho suit of Alva Griffin, Adin'r and othcvH. One tract of land, containing nix hundred and fifty aorcs mpr<* or Jew, Jying on o^st nitty oft Twelve Mile liver, known tm the saw mill tract, ' adjoining lands bf K. Madden and others, levied ( on a* tho pi'operty of Green S. Garvin, at the 1 suit of Thomas E. Madden for the uao of (.'arter ( Clayton and others. The halanco of a divided tract of land, con- ' tuinilltf Kcvcntv-five acres innmnr loan defendant now lives, adjoining lands of F. N. ' Garvin, W. Reeves and others*, levied on ?h tho | property of John Anders, at tho suit of Rhoda ( Middle ton. One tract of lsnd, containing ono hundred and twenty acres; also, all the defendant's interest in eighty four acres moro or lens, adjoin- 1 ing lands of Gideon Kills, Dr. 11. J. GiUiluod, 11. ^ Oats nnd other*, levied on as the property of Dr. A. M. V'olgor, at tho stfit <4 V. M. Cohen "A ' uo. mm ouiern. One lot of land at the oast side of Tunnel Hill, ' kno vii as the still house lo,; also, nil the defendant's iMore*t in a house 011 Tunnel llill, on 11 Calhoun's lot, levied oi> a* the property of C. E. Calender, nt tho suit of Alox. Bryce. One tract of land, containing two.hundred ? acres more or less, whoreon the dufendant now I * llvoi. luitw Alt I AdiW'l 1 A .1! - 1 ' * " , a tiouiv, imjvmntg liinciS ~ ofUenj. Httgood, Ruylis Ktcpticnn and others, * levied on an the property oF C. C. O'Briaut, at c the suit of Andrew Hunter & Co. Tor ma cash i purchasers to |>ay for paper*. L. 0. CUAia, s.p.n. . Dm. 10, 1B57 L'2 td 1 JOSEPH i. NORTOrr, ' ITTflRSEY AX LAW ' AND Solictor In Kqnlty. ' OFFICE AT PICKENS C. lf? H. C. fl June 13, 1867 28 it f VELVST mcsor. NOW onon, 125 pi?ce* of VELVET RIB- I BON\ Krmino and a crnnt variety ot' J Fancy Ai tiolon, which will ho sold vory low v by J. D. SMITH A CO. Pendlatf.n, Oct 30 16. tr | i itinT^r i im >mr1i^Mini vjj"1 \ wiiyiti lw *Tt yy * je y y > JP >"? I Bin? IMritce llalkroRfj Co. tu 8?.tL\i? . OtfBRCMltEIIft to kh* fttdek *f {his j \ nrwll^TIt lN8TA?<MfcVTS upoa th? Arat imfr^P?o*. nwi rm? cttsrup^ *hd a- ? mwiiit of the jwwI nirfrocrffrffofr, ?V^ r^nfrvMlf 1 Ifthn nnidft^fnllAiris WtiTit uwu/lii T on ft* id d*y of January, tWfo f\0 *aY>F 1 ISWALMK^T^ miC^H fKNT on ?? ? ?? &? With* ?f 1 Hj nvflwr t ? s>d T2? n r?^WAtr? SNww^wt. u, iej7 * |p tsF * * : PICKENS ACADEMY. 1"MIK ACAD KM V ut Piukcim Court House * will bo opon?d for the reception of Stulenta on the 1st Monday in February. 1868, indcr the supervision of WM. M. 1LKATI1, who tonobes tbo En^liuh J.nogunjio in \ in nti various nrnuoiies, mid all the higher jrunches usually taught in Academies. 'Iu'ludintc Latin, Greek and Mathainntio*. &o. J. K. 71 AGO:)!). M. T. MITCHELL, /.. C. PULLIAM, M. M NORTON. Doc. 3. 1857. 2U_ tf Dissolution. T^IIE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore ex1. istiug hetwoon E. A. &, W. A. Alexnnlor is this day dissolved by mutual consent )t each party. E. A. ALEXANDER, W. A. ALEXANDER. Pickcnayille, NTov. 19, 18.f>7 120 ^ 3 VQk.Tho businesH will be continued by me Prom this date. E. A. ALEXANDER. Nov. 21. iS.r>7 20 H NEW STOltE & NEW. GOODS, One Mile IVom Jni ratt'H UrttfKC, Ne.\r tho Road leading to Walhulla. rpilli ondorsigned wish to inform their 1 friends and the surrounding country generally, that they are now opening a well loloctod Stock ot Fall and Winter Goods, Hoots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Crockery, Hardware and Cutlery, Groceries, Medicines, fcc., with almoBt every article usually kept in i country store ; all of which will bo sold low "or cash! Call and see. We will take in exchange for Goods, country Cotton and Wool Ilnmosnun, Wool Ifats, Driod Fruit, Venison Ilains, Haw Hides, I'cas lk*oswax, Tallow, Iloney, Ac. ,J. 31. ALEXANDER, E. E. ALEXANDER. Nov. I t, 1857 19 tf_ I NEW CLOTHING. The Banks Not lli'okfn ! H. FiMEM,, I AT VALHALLA, is receiving n lurgc aud'ifrosh STOCK OF (JOODS, such as I - miT <;ooi>s, READY-MADE CLOTHING, lints >1 Caps, | uoots anu suoos, Uravats, Y eatings, &c., &c., I ivitli a general assortment of tho most fuali- I lonablc Fall and Winter Good*. I TAILORING done iu the establishment at i short notice, and on the best tonus. llis friends and tho public arc invited to jxaminc his Stock. It is largo and complete, ind, having been laid in w ith great care for this market, will bo disposed of on tho most reasonable terms. W?..fall at the Now Building, opposite tho Post Office, AValhalla. and buv barimina ? Nov. 14. 18i)7 18 "am" Tho Administrator's OF JOHN McWHOKTKll, deceased, will soil oa Tuesday 22d December in?t. at liirt roaidonoe Ono Likely NEGRO Fellow 27 years old; Ono Likely Negro Woman IS ind child 2 year# old. j^Iko, 3 Howes, I MulJ, Fattening anil Stock llogn, Cattle, Sheep, ' Uorn, Fodder, Oats, Wheat, Cotton, IIoukck?1.1 1 vsa-1 l.i . ... Hum uuu jviiuiiuu rurnuurc, i JHiggy and Harness, Blacksmith's Tools and other arti- ; :los too tedious to mention. TEHMS.?A Note with two good sureties frith interest (rom date, payable 12 months ;herc?iftor for all snms over $ > ; and cash for \ll lens miiuh, will be required. IIOK'T. B. McWIlORTEK,) , JOHN M. MoWUOUTEIt. \ Admr 8 Dec. 3. 1857 21 3 AUCTION! WK will hcII ut Auction, on Suloilay in Jnnunrv nnxt, at Pickens C II, the remaining S'l'OCK. OF GOODS belonging lo tli? undersigned. TERMS.?All sums under $5, cnsli; over that umount, a crcdit of nine months wkh intorost, with note nnd security. I L C it SV'N CRAIG. 1 y.?v 27, 1?57 20 ,r) Ordinary's Sale. 1)Y virtue of an order from W. J. Parsons, Kstjiiiro, Ordinary of l'ickens district, will .1.- l~> ' tn ? j\i ov>i>> wiviv iiigvuun iiuusouoor, in ricKena Hstrlct, on tha first Monday in January next, ivitliin the legal hours of Kale, the Roul Estate )f Jeremiah Fields, dcocascd, to wit: Tract No., 1 on Hig Laurel crock, containing ;)no Thousand Acres more or less. Truot Nts 2, on Nine Tiiuescrcek, containing Six Hundred and Sixty-four Acres more or less. Tract No. 8, on Big Ktwitatoc, containing Serin 11 nuil.'Kil nn/l -t ?v ...... ti.i>v>J-UIID IlblCO IIIUIU Ul" ICM8. Tract No. 4, on Nix's branch, containing Fivo lundrcd and two Acres moro or lei's. Tract No. ft, bounded on one side by Jocajseo Ivor, containing Six Hundred and Forty-eight Veres more or less. Tract No. tt, on Devil's Fork, containing Two lundrcd nnd Sixty-five Acres more or less. Tract No. 7, on Big Enst itoe, containing Bix lundrcd and two Aereifmore or less. Sold for distribution amongst the legal heirs nm rvprevciuKMVc.i 01 saiu deceased. TERMS OF SALE.?On ? credit of (wolvo nonths, with interest from date, tlio purchaser ?r purchasers entering into bond to tho Ordinary,' With two good sureties, to nocnre tno purIiiwb money, with a mortgage of the promises I' Jcemod necessary. Tlio costs to bo paid in ash, ftjuo extra for titles. h. C. CRAlfl, s.r.n. Kov. 14, 1857 18 td LAND FOR SALE IN GEORGIA. 'I1IIK suhaorihor wiahoa to remove V/cst, I and offers hin LAND TOR 8ALK. It ? situate in tho aeeond district, second aeoior>, CJherok^'ooiiptj^Uft., and contains Tyo inndrcd Acre*, aovontv-fivo of which aro in ultivation. The wnndluod in well timl?orod ind watered. On tho prcmiaoa, there [Ond dwelling, kitchen, ham, tie., with a roll of water i? tho y/vrd. Tho land in 25 uilos north-east or Marietta) ia piereod iv iha rood loudirtp: from Canv.m to Cuming. kTUA il I J* ' ' ? * *' *n.-?w, u?u uiiuivKiiiU nail 01 f orty Acr#a, rith * Grist Mill thcroon, on *al(t Wttlo river* N. O. NEWTON. f^pt- B. 16St. 9 _ jn4m .^ 'COME AWb bBE! r[K Hufrttttibm oot boing ftblrs by affile- j iiott M"? othorwie??, to attAiul to tii? bun* 1 ?Mto.U - -till- *r . it .. . I ,??r .v rnxinR 1IU, "MIUIO UU I HO V ilJjUAfaVr'VAifvtl MM otlxM| property for r?K L'ho lanw-M*-good, prttty w*U hwpfmod, roll timbered and wator*df with fttxxl J>oWom niul. Tho plftoes arc public ana desirable, rfth vrktAr pOwor, un?l ? sold miitA thcrftoa. k'on lik?W NEGUOtta and oihw pwnonal ?? atc will far sold with thff prr>mlM?, if vrantod. tVnw ftrvomittodrttlna. Apply, four mi!?a rest of ilcketiwlHor, S. C., to ltfLflfif riRiPVrtr SaJu* | ?. - a00D NEWS! F u Hard Times No Woi'e." WE havo iiint rcceivodone of the largest KyocKn of Cloorts That hns ev^r iKsftn brought to Pendleton, j which wwproiKme selling AT PRICES to Kbit ! j THE TIMES. Qur GOODS weft bought in Boston, Now York, Philadelphia, Baltimore. Richmond and Charleston, having purchased ; such articles in said 01 TIES a? could be had " on the most ADV ANTAQEOUS TERMS C( Wr ? TVtrim.. no iii'j one una ?Il to oome and LOOK | ut our GOODS, whether they wish t? buy Cl or not?wo charge NOTHING for SHOW* INO them, and but SHORT PROFITS when V wo SELL'. Wo do not advertise ior form, or 11 merely to patronise a paper, but to let the WHOLE I'KOPLK KNOW that wo have a C Large Stock of Goods, * And that wo am in ICARNKST when wo suy we will soil them LOW. We think wo otn safoly Ray that our assortment is not excelled . in tho unper country. It consista in part of ' ' Cloths, ('assimeres, VcMings, Tweeds, Satinets, Geo. l'lunes., Kerseys, Llnseys and ,, Flannels; i ^ IJrown and blenched Shirting, nt 0) to 25c > j ni Bleached uud brown Shirtings, uud Pillow j . Casing ; Blenched colored nnd brown Drills ; (l j Sucking nnd Seamless Bagd; Irish nnd lilny S Linens; Jaconet, Cambrics and Muslins Plain J nlnid nnd stripped ; lints, Cnps, Bonnets und . Millinery Goods; READY MA OK CLOT11- \ 1NO; Merino, Silk uud Cotton Drawers and Shirts; India Rubber Shoes; Coats, Pants ' iind Loggings ; Boots nnd Shoes : Yankee Notions, Toys; GROCERIES, Buckwheat floor, PrnWo !) ? - * 1 , ? ivkivo uuu A ivnuivu? ; a/rufjs, i'UiniS, Dye-Stuffs and Garden Seed; Shovels, Spades '<! and Axes; Horse Shoes and Nails; Cutlery ' and all kinds; Hardware; Crookery, China Ware, &c? Ac. n We are prepared to fill orders for Bolting J Cloths, Mill Stones, and Mill Fixtures, ou ' short notice. j! Wc will tuke in exchange for Goods, Tur- ^ keys, I>ueks, Chickens, Eggs and Butter, j( j Country Cotton and Wool Homespun, Wool I Hats, Wool, Dried Apples and Peaches, Bacon, Lard, Venison I lams, Hides, Tallow, I Beeswax, Honey, Shingles, Lumber, Peas, x | Oats, Corn, Wheat, live, Barley, &c. * WE TAKE THE BILLS of the SUSPEN DEI) BANKS OF THIS STATE, and most A of llione of GEORGIA. Wo will allow ."> ' PER CENT premium on GOLD and SILYEK ii when the purchaso exceeds$1. ti J. 11. E. SLOAN & CO. h! l'ontlletnn. Nov. I, 1857 17 tf t? Z> W.GREEN " AT PICKENS C. II., S. ., IS now ononinc a LARGE STOCK of NEW w AND ELEGANT GOODS for the Fall and Winter Trade. My ( ioods were purchased by myself in New York, and, in making selections, 1 exorcised 1 nil of tho enre and taste at my command.? l< My Goods were also nnrchimod aftor the mon- y ioa nressure in Now York had caused failures t iu ulmoht ovcry department of trade, and ;\ ' ?,?v.rv..v .v.uwiv.. in jiriui-M, una i uuiiK | an examination of my Goods will show n i corresponding reduction in niy rates. Amongst my Goods mnv l?o found almost every variety of DRY GOODS for Ladies' and Gentlemen's "WEAK. READY MADECLOTHING in great variety; * BOOTS & SHOES, a good stock for Winter wear : HATS & CAPS of all styles; J[ Silk and Straw Bonnets, and Trimmings; Fancy Goods and Yankee Notions ; y Ladies OlOaks and Hoop Skirts; (| Drugs, Medicines and Dye-Stuffs; a] Hardware and Cutlery: Saddles finddlorv* Crockery and Glassware, GROCERIES, &c. ^ ATLSO On hand a fresh supply of Medicines for Shop j use, and 1 am rcuuy to resume the practice of Medicine. to2!*,.Cull noon Aud buy cheap GOODS! ! 0('t- ??jl _ _ 10 _ tf j NEW MARBLE YARD, \\ A 4 /N -* ? ^ ^ ;u i wiTVllViiic ii. 11., MO. i/R. k: 'PIIK SUBCIUUEKS having opened un estub- ei L lishmont in tho town of Greenville for '.ho a, ?ale of MARBLE li Monuments, Tombs, Head Stones f> And all other work done in thoir line. A good J1 assortment of Marble will be kept constantly on hand, to which they would reepcotfuDy call the 31 attention of the citizens of this and tho surroun- !l; ding Districts. An experience of over fifteen " | years in tho Marble business, warrants the sub- v! scribers in saying that satisfaction will be given 10 all who may favour them with their order*. Orders by mail promptly attended to. CHALMERS & ALLEN. 8?j5- Refer to Gowkr, Cox &, Govte*, ?r<> W. '< II. Watson, Greenville. N Nov. 14, 18*7 18 Km to Mate ol* South Carolina. K IN EQUITY l'ICKKNS. Abraham Duke, ct. ux.,ct. al j BU, for l>nrti(ion " Jos. Donaldson, ct. ux., ct. al j "^cc *' 'PIIK Court of Equity, for Pickens district, ImYI ing referred tho Accounts of Harriet Dttkc. Administratrix, nnd Random DiVko, Administra-f ' 101" ?!H. will -< ?-- n ' - , .... ui me i vixonni r.rftatc of Ilusftoll Cannon, dereaftcd, to tho Com- * miHsioner for settlement, the defendants Carter I Carton, tho hcirs-at-lnw of William Cannon, do- w ceased, Margaret Marchbmiks, Judy Kcndrick, ;n Elijah Cannon, Martha Drown ami .!?$. Cannon, >p tho are absent from th? State, will tako notice r that tlie Buid Rr,rr.nKN( K trfft be held at my Of- 11 nn Mnndnv |Iia I'.tli ^ '?* , ...w - uiy ui mwcn ucsi/ . . HOB'T. A. THOMPSON, I1.1 ('om'rH Oflieo, Nov 14, 18o7 t?l " PREMIUM COO KIN 0 ST 0 V ES ~ c~ OF all Hi/.o?, with and wi'.Jiont Ilollow-ware. ? For wi)o l?v ?T. II. VOlOt, Opposite) "Planter'# Hotel. Walhulla, S.O. AujcuHt G, 18.?7 4 tf j rY w 11 ? i t S w I ' . ~ PI ,13 3 P ^ fcg 11 Hi si I 80 ^ S * ? a ? 9 si^S 'is <J '44* -sfj ! ^ si = * fc.-r? C Q5 W w W 5S ?sil ft. *8 ? I -ill ill"! * ,11 I!! T Na-^ *fi?i1 ** S ^ 11 NS S?I|i f I I M o -<;! | J -3 J " r ?T It AY E ?Y A III 1 ' X npWO MwlflV OXKNAf common m'*o, An# *' J. a dafk hnndlft, and theollifr toftotv nirrl. Th?y arc donatio** making Wwir way t* Odorgift, Any irifofnmtinn ooncwrninc them MR "I tfi?T?frruftiv #y?{vt>] at tfuR (met, antf ftlt jfj>cciO. ptwcl. Oct. 30. IC-tf ' ' V ALL AND WINTER GOODS J. D. SMITH & CO., AT l'liNIHiKTON, MO. A., A now receiving and opfninc a Hjdendid now ntid carefully selcctoa Stock of .ran ani winter Dry Goods, fhioh hnvc befn purchased by ono of tbe rm on voi r advantageous terms. Our stock nvislB, in part,of LADIES Dll ESS GOODS, ?ch as Muslin deLuins, Cnihmercs, Alpaeih, Ginghams, Calieoes, and Fancy ArticlcH. For GENTLEMEN'S WEAK, we li?u? lothe, Caosiniere?, Tweeds, Sutincts, Yostigf, Cravats, Ac., &c. Kcndy Marie Clothing-, onsistiug of Cloth, Satinet, Tweed, Dro?* ad Overcoats, Pants and Vests, of superior yle and finish. . largo stock of Silk and Morocco 0 A ITERS. IjOOTS .t SHOES, HATS A CAPS, pwolry, Gold llroochcs, Ear Bobs, Finger inirs. and other nrtii'l??. All of which wc will k?11 low for CASH, nil and exnuiinc our Stock for yourselves ml ho convinced! Oct. 3, 1857 13 tf GRAND RA3TPLE. 1>6>A AAA WORTH OF VALUAV 0\ f *.* / \ J BLB PII0 V KHTY TO IE UAPFLRI) FOR, consisting of EAS EY'S SPLENDID MILLS, ?iul other ?uliincry, together with Seven Hundred ores of hand nnd 249 Town Lota in the illnge of Eatdev, making 2i>0 prifccn. High_A . Ann /i/rf ?? *? ? n nri/.o, ozu,*aa' (i: ror luvthCT particular* >c nanil bills, or address either Qf tbe follmvig gentlemen at Ensley, Pickens District r?lltli (Iiirnlinn Price of clmnce? only Any person iclosing $L0.(J0 addressed fts above, and givig their name and I'ost Officer plainly vrritin, will recci>o a coitilicate of chunce by roim mail. . N. GAIIYIN, 1 eS/1*. V. SLOAN, . P. LEWIS, j S i II. I .KM THRU8TON, DUN WOWBN, ) ? I AI.KX. MelSKK, KC). BRAIIOHS, J ? \ J. I). ASIIMOllK. Oct. 2. 1867 1J if Tint r rn m r\ *%. r? ^ ? ? - ? - lb\\ BTUK'JS k iNKW UOODvS U. R1ECKK, JR. l^ISIIfJS to inform his friends and the pnl>' I lie of Pickens District, and the surround ig country generally, that lio has lately rttirned from Charleston ; and has now opened is Store at Wallinlla, opposite Planters Flu1, where he is offering tor sale n line and irge Stock of I?R1 fiOOUS, - I ciTtr??w> * * ? wio una oiiUfiO; llAltlMV AKK, (>K0CKKfES, &c. 1c, hieh ho intends to sell low for CASH, Como and jndge fiir your?clvc?, and (hen give roc a trial. The undersigned has ntao made an engage-* iont with Mr. W. KVai.sem.vn, an experiene' I Merchant Tailor, who will always make ta rdcr all kinds of Clothing for Gentlemen's Pour, fn the best and neatest Styles and lasst fashiond. \m-iuiniirn wiu> wish 10 pr?*t a Hup suit of Uniting, w ill ilo well by calling on me and tautinc >oj i ruodn. H. RtKCKE, Jr, W'alhiilln, Aug. ]<>. IS"*". 5 tf CANDLE M AN UFA (TORY. undersigned, who luts a practical knowledge* of tho bufunesu, has comicnccd th? Afaimlactnr?oi'aatiparior purified ALLOW CANDLE, At IVnllmlla, There lie may ho found a.t all times. Canle*--, of a superior qualit}-, always ou hand. nd lor .-ale on the most reasonable terms, . lhir price will be paid for Tallow. u. a. oumtat:. Oct. 20. 1857 lf? 3m "new patents" Carriage HubsM1E subweriber lt?? pnrcliaucd the right t<? . make, vend, or line the Patent, granted originlly (o Henry Nycrtm, of Pcnrtsylvania, fof ic ustefCd iY.tnrovcnient of Carriage Iluhs of al! inds. When seen, its utility must he a]>par-> it to all. The I lab is made of cant iron, aver* Si.ig in ncigiii icsa man lour po\in(l8. Thfc ovcntor aaysrthe lmbiscoflipo^cd of a back and ont section, and having a fliin metallic tnho ?r in^r, r*4cpciident of eaoh, centrally placed Im>vecn fhein, ngiiinst which the inner ends of tho poker abut; when said sections tire so mado, r tliat in removing the back one, the pipe of dx of fhe hub shall alpo bo removed, or rem<>tble with it. to facilitate the properly introdung ofn new xpuke. substantially a? described/ OariieLg? Ooiaplin.#, the undersigrted has ulso purchased the Pa* M righe of a superior improvement in tho tinning Gear of Curringes, which only need* i dc noon to l>e approved. It it? quite simple, id may ho nftnchcd to rfhicfea rtO\* In use, at twry mtrnrt cost. Shop rights l'or both Vnftfrtln for h?1o on regulable terms. For l'Arthcr norticutai* npply t<y M. V. Si(fCllELL. Pickens C. If., AiVg (V, 1857 4-tl j7H7V6IG1\ riN AND COPPERSMITH, Haihnllfi, S. ?.? NFOftMS his friend* and the public fhnt ho lias engHjiod n oompotcnt Coppersmith# ho hit* upwards of twenty yours oxporienco' the iniini\fiietiii'"mf? n#1 wr n LE8, STILLS, and all other articles niauueturcd out of Copper, Tin and Sheet-Iron ? ?> in pre]>arert to Jill ?vdeY? for nil work in * Hue at hKort irotictv Termn moderate.? efcru to the durability of bin work. Atijxust <>, 1X57 4 tf If. IBSRItTKIi. A. B. KOHMANT tfO&MAN, Ar-ia < " uwuiiiiiit) ?. ?;.t tllE HulwcrifoorH hog leave to inform theif friend* and the public pftncrnlly, that tlicy o now receiving n large ivu4 alvgant ?? ? rtment of seasonable I?ry r>n?i*ting of the nxual variety. <vfiiefi are of ie latent styles nnd inont beautiful JiftttfrnK* ugcthor with a frttjb xupply of vrrtllftfMTfth tli?" bent t<>rins in tljo Now YotJ<, aftiinftrft nnd Charleston market*, and will or wild tm |ho l>CKt terms for c<t*h only. Try 10M. Jfttclif, Ac. hrv nleo 1^ fc on hand a \ orv valval ilr Stof i r j<\x\-CLJrv, Indudinc sitlennid Of?M and Siltr XVATif'flES. and Fam v Artk'<?*. j&riiffK, &c* iiftir Strxk in Ki? <- " _ ... ...... ... |.. .uiiti iit-isv> io npportincnt ami, n* great cnr? us find !n tfuytvij, thrt p?ro??ftv*r jtinv rc?t isnrwl of prtthij* * pnrft urtlolc. t'hfclr StovJc c?n1?r??-o* a v*rlr?v tT ortieUn, jrKfcli Mfi r nWlf upprrciotM. 1 b?ins ttett. CWI *nvfv iriM b?iv fcwrtfrtW, .JSbPMj r.f. A, NOR31AN. t>tuaaij&. .jayzb, ic-07 tZ if