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Appalling Accident?A Man Slowly Boasted. Oue of tho most shocking accidents it h:i? over boon our lot to record occurred two days since at Mountain Asii, South Wales, to a man named David Thomas, who earned his bread as a limo burner at Homo liuo kilns belonging to tho Navigation Ooal Company. Having drawn the lower pan 01 tjio turn and got out about a cart load of lime, Ho thouglit thntthe burning stones ou the top ot" tho porfooted lime did not descend as thoy ou^ht, nud ho asked hi# wife, who happened to bo with him at tho time, if alio would go to the top of tho kilu and inform him whotbor they bad sunk or not. Tho wtfo wont to the top as requested, and seeing that tho stones had not sunk, but still preserved a level surface, she called out, " they have not moved a bit." He joined her at tho Uiiii,aud taking up a Ionic mm bar which was kept there fur the purpose of thrusting among the atone* when any hitoh occurred, he went toward the mouth of tho kiln. Ilis wife hogged him to keep back from so dangerous a position, at tho same timo reminding him that if the Mtonea should slip ho would be drawn with them into th? kiln. II? said. "O never fear, 1 will take care of that;" and disregarding bis wife's repeated supplication, lio stopped forward to the top of the kiln, i 1 ti ... auu i;ounu<cuou(i turnsung ac tno stones "with his iron bar. For u few moments tho mass remained firm and resisted kis attempts to disturb it; <bnt, upon his iueretftipg the violence of his -thrusts, *the;v beg*" to deseuiid, and, as his ttinhappy wife had prodfated, to draw him with them. As ho descendly slowly tile liory stones closed around him, until at length tho lower put of hi* bodv became completely embedded in tlie. burning mats. His shrieks wore heart-piercing, and his agoniaed wife endeavored to pull him out. Tho atatc of tho kiln mado this a work of difficulty and of the greatest danger, mid when at length she did seize his hand and endeavored to drag him out, she found to her horror that tho burnt flesh yielded to her touch and eatne of! in pieces, rendering it impassible for her to obtain any hold. The horrors of her situation can bo better imagined than described. At length hor ones attractod the attention of a number of men who wcee standing near an adjacent oolliory, and who lost no time in repairing to tho spot, in tho hopa of baing able t.) render Bome assistance. It happeued that one of Mr. Orawsbay's boats wjw piwwirtgat fclu duic, and the boatman having laid-to to gaxo at tho accident, man named llobUs, ran to the boat, seized \t)io boat-rope, returned with it to the top of the kiln, and was preparing to throw it ?round the body of the ufthuppy Thomas, who wasi .still Slowly burn hit? ami writhing; in tlio most intense aj|ony, when the boatman, David Jenkins, ran after him and took nway the rope, Hiiyiu?j it was usulos-s to burn it, r.s he Could let them have au old one. lie deliberately walked baek to tlio boat, leaving the poor sutlerer in the ? ? ? 1 nuuBi> ui nit; me, pic.SOU Oilt an OKI piCCO.OI rope, throw it 11 the mofi on shore, and then went off with hi? boat., without attempting to offer tho alightfc >t assi^tunob. Jloblw, and one or two others, at length, contrived to throw the rope around the poor liiiffercr'H body; but, nlns! they found thnt they <'Ouid not succeed in getting him out. At length Noaio one suggested thnt an iron-bar Hhould.be placed under him to lift him out. 'I'M., ,,(?n ,1^.,/S, 1 il.~ ./ --II- i i Lino iM<> u^nu, uiiu mu ingiiuuity u;iurreu l)ody of the still living man, sumo portions of which had been literally burned to ;i cinder, was got out. Of coursohu:uan strcugth could not sur-, ivo such suffering^, and ho died. Tiik. TAftitf OoniturnoN Bumnkss.? Washington dcspntcbi'9 say that the Tarifl Investigation (Jomuiit^oc fnd a protractod region on esaturuay. Mr. Mone ha* now !been bolbvc thoni for four (lav*, and they have not got through with lnin ypt. He testified that 0. B. Matteson, during the pendency of tho Tariff hill, stated that it would take at Icuat twenty-five thousand d< til Art to get tho hill through Congress; that Mattcson proceeded from Washington to New York for the purple of uinking the arrangement; but he docs not state whether Matteaon received tho money.? .itnJ ~ ...? ?aV. /* in < iivn (ifl&uu i'y u iicminT III lilt) UIJIIIIIIllHiC whether ho had ever loaned any money to auiuhutH of CongreH), lie hesitated aud <|Uihblod, hut finally Wid'that aft did hot think they had a rij?ht to auk fcueh a (jucation. The Committee ii>8mted jjtjkm an auMWcr. lie then stated that there had boon nomo money loaned?how much he did not Vnntlf A( V Art../... A1. . uwyT. A'4I. xmuno MUtlUtfliU OUVtU H1UUsand dollar*; another member hail borrowed some whioh the books of the company allowed had nevor been paid. The Committco applied to the House for powor arrest an unwilling wUnc.<M. / . A Voux<i man who had a light incipient jnciiatacho, one tlay whilo fingering tho few hairs, said to lfai r^?"Hadn't ! bettor dye this moustache V )b; no replic<l Harry, "let'it nlon^, and it will die it*o:f." . Consignees at Anderson Depot, . lit ion vtvutt RVftivn tfmtitiiv ft J T 8lo?i? ft Co, JT-S Lorton ft Uo, BifWveft ft S. S ft E W Hrown. D A MAHJff J O Neville, 0 Suhlntun, L UunU-i, l< 1 Arnold ft Co, 13. 11 ft Co. .1 W V Thompson. B U H. 11 8 I'Qrelior, K 1$ Bon?wi? >^n.J BJ5 Slun^ ft Co, W 0 Howie,y, MelfMl ft II, <1 M McKmwc, H A Stonic, fij ffflnsSil. W } nn L AVyc.k, T C Finco. M<-? Rckwft MoFaUl SUrlor ft 8. J 1) Anhmore, W H Von Holland, Ttyoft MukiII, T 8 Cmvton. John MoFaJI l>. lliomitnn, IJiu-vwo?! It J3> TC A p ' ftfrv.* -* Slate or ?oislh Carolina, A ,M O??>>*A;HT?CITATJOS. $: ?l W 'P e Jnirtc^ Hog of*, ft, liafh applied , !? ,n? f,)l' I''"?nrcf.uliuiniriii'itlloii upon*!; II wl singular tho pofwnal eitajo of Jr;|1MIUxerH, hc. UcocnrfM lut&of (he ftt.ite afwetmldand dislrtct of T'tckcna: Tho kii>.l?n-T .ituT " of Mild rTccoflwert arts Ifcevetyre, cUod t<* 255?v 1vefor? me, ?4 Vfcfcen*" C. M<?yl?v Au? f nt M?*eh rw*t,, t* rfiow ciwntfr, tf ?i?y tfioy ca*>* \fhy said lelt' , * ftltouM not be p?j|t?d. (/ivnn vbdci' my 1 ><<><1 ''itf. 1K?8. VVJ. p.r.n. >?' * .4 * ' - WtfijltoiilAi-A i LOU ll-JlL' I '.-.U-'i.'JUL!!? i. Mabhikd, 011 tlio JiOtl) ult'. by Kov. K.T. Unlit, D. 1)., Mr. Jamkn I). 8mith, of I'ondloton, to Miss Mary K. Hatks, of Orocnvillc. On tho 2d inst. by Hcv. W. O. Mullinnix, Mr. RoAkuT R. Maw to Miss M.vunda Jl. I'tmui* all of Pickens, On tlio 4th Inst, by tlio same, Mr. A. M. RociiK8Tr.it to Mian Sarah Uooukhtkk. Ou tbo *itii iust. by B. Hughes, B8i\., Mr. Jo >ikiui\ Uonniohtt to Miss M.viiy Pulmcx, all of ( Piokeus district. I state of South Carolina, IN EQUITY?l'lCKJJNtf. GUARDIANS, Trustees, Committees and Receivers, wlio liavo bonds in the Commission- J er's ofliee, ami persons who have sold property lUldet the order of the Court of Equity, are hereby notified to tile their Returns in my otfiee, on 1 or before the first ?lay of May next. Vouchors for all payments out must bo exhibited, together with all bonds, notes, certificates of slock, nnd other evidences of choses in action, and also all title deeds, bills of sale, and other muniments of title to probertv bold in trust. Thnno in ilnfmiH tit tho expiration ot' tlio time above f.ta^od, will bo ruled IuqiacriiulnAtelV ?s tlto law ibrdc's. ROB'T. A. fllOMl-'o0.vi o.k.p.i?. Commissioner's Office, feb 12, 1858 td Tho Last Notico. ALL weraona indebted t<> the Estufo of Fountain Alexander, deceased, MUST MAIvH PAYMKNT UKFOltE UETUKNDAY, or tboy will be sued 1 1). A. ALEXANDER, ) . , . T. M, ALEX AND MR, t AUln PH* I^b, 10, 1838 30 lltni/tlVLl ru/ivft^o AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY, AT WiLIMLLi. TIIFl Jjist of lVomfums, ami Rvuos, and HogUlationu fof the Third Inuuol Agricultural Exhibition, 185ft, I'UKMIUM ANIMALS. i For the host Stud Colt, not exceeding I three vourfl. $ > 00 j l-'or the l>cst Filly, not exceeding three | yoarn, 5 00 | For tho host Colt of one year, or undor j one year. 3 00 l'or the boi*t Jack, not execoding three year?, 5 00 For the host Jennet,not excooding thrco yours, 5 00 For the hcHt Mule, not exceeding one yMir, 3 00 Fur the host llonr, hot exceeding ono your, 2 00 For the he it Brood Sjvt, not exeocdipg ono year, 2 00 For the heaviest Hog, not exceeding ono year, 2 00 I Fur the he.it Milch Cow, o 00 ! For the host Hull. "" For llio bost Calf, not exceeding nix months, 1 00 Fur tho host Yoke of Oxon, ft 00 For tho host Ilaiu, 1 00 For the host F.wc, 1 00 For tho host lle-fjoat, 1 00 For tho host ?>l(CrGout, 1 00 AG 11ICU h'l'CIIAL PRODl'CTlON8. For tho host Aoro of Cotton, $ft 00 For tho host Aoro of Whttyt, t)0 For tho host Acre of (Joi n, ft 00 For the host Aoro of Chinese Sugar Cano, ft 00 For the Jxjst Aoro of Rye. For the host .J Aero of Irish Potatoes, 3 00 i.^o? i % ? ..? c; .. ? > < > ? I.? ".IV MVfli- 2 ayioui ?\vwi I OllllUUM, #"> Ull For tho beat 1 Aero of Turnips, 2 00 For the beat one Aero of I lay, 3 00 1 FARMS. ! For the host mannas I Farm. * $10 00 PR0DUCK OF THIS DAIRY. j For the bout 5 lbs. of Hutter, $1 00 For tho best llomo-mmlf Choose, I 00 AORICUI/ITRAL IMPLEMENTS. For the be*t utfxlol of a Plough, $2 00 For tho best Corn Shelter, *2 00 1IOUSHI 101,1) MANUFACTUItES. For the best Coverlet, ? $1 00 1'ijr the boat Quilt, I 00 For the l>eat G yards Jeans, 1 00 For t!l(? boj<t. imil' l.nlift#' Ifnan For tho host pair Lieut's Socks, AO For tho bejtpair of Embroidery, 3 00 MAXlJFACTUItKS. , For tho boat Gent's Saddle, $.1 00 For tho host pair of Boots, i 00 For tho boat pair of Shoos, 1 00 For tho best ilodHtead, 2 00 For tho best Bureau, !J 00 n: ?.! . ' * A/itwrcuuniiry promiums can l;o nwurdod to meritorious article* not enumerated in the above list, to tin unliiiiitod mnount. Premiums of tho samo amount os thoie for nntivo stock are offered for imported Sheep, Horses, Jacks, Cuttle, llogs, &i\ No animal or artijdo which 1ms previously taken tho premium of tho Society, can again i become u competitor for the same premium j but it may be exhibited again. A premium will not Is) awarded when tho li animal orartiolo is not worthy, though there ' is no Members can ]>rcsent for tho consideration , of the Judiios no nroduetion or artielns which are not of tho ritofrln or make of themselves, ortlioir liiihorbinatCK; und no Btock which does not actually and really belong to thorn. Competitors for Premiums for Agricultural prbduutiouH, must exhibit a uninple of tho crop; and nroduoo a full statement of tho mode of cultivation; nml accompany the same with ciTfitieatea of the roapootivo Vomiuitteo I of as to weight or quantity of tho product. and the mcfiKuroiuentof tho ground is to aoourc ft " solid" <sontinuous acre. Not only tho pinntjty of tho produce will bo taken Into consideration, but also tho mode of cultivation, and the naturo of tho ground. It has been tho practice of tho Society to allow ludios to oxlabit thoir articles free of charge. * Gentlemen that are not members of tho Souioty, may by tho pay moot of fcl 00, secure tin* privilege ot exhibiting and propping any animal or article for the premium. Thiscon^.tributioit is not to ontitlo any person to oxhibit at more than one Fair. Moinborship fee for tho first yoxt 42 00. and fop every your thoreAfter $1 00. Pavinonfc to exported to be KimUs in tulvanco: Hy complying with thofto liberal tcrum, mornbors obtain tho right to exhibit for prrfmiutm, an in any aptleUw a* tlicy ohoo*l, at Any ?j?fi of . our fc'airs. :|$0. v. BANSE5|EIl, .Wty. *() ? tl?rt rSnniitim lialflf >?? ?'?? l*4'" !j not mentioned. Tho Oon unit too how aver nwur<ioU at th? l'nil- $2 00. fin- tho tank A&n oi' Tho hhmk. wo nuppo.sd, will bo fiil0(1 at lh? nftxt mootuiff. Tho article* of tho CV>??tltrtiioij, rclutlnsc to C3rt<on? that t>vo \iot membora of tho Soolotv If/hf. fil llfV OtlWMllti'.V *?K CAlrAlW.I W It . 4.V..L Joti* Wo i>\oritloii iMttr tom* vfiNSt our toi.u?tK(j U toufleyit tho i^aiitffll by WHoa' (Vo? of clvurgi;, ii?t tl?A,ooivit?tufUm f? H; Tfio,m>rjnV,r4 *yijY jwcuso nWfea fit'i ^ .*> v jj. ;r . jg * f ASSIGNEE'S SALE. WILL bo sold i\t Piokounvillo on Wed? noadny And Thursday, tho 3d mid 4th of Miirch next, all tho ttaaignod property of Elijah A. Alexander, conflicting in part of A v>oil soicctctl S1UUK CI"' I'It ESI I GOODS; Seven ucw two-horse Wagono; Olio second hand Wuuoit; Two sett(j of Blacksmith's Tools ; Lot of Timber. Paint Mill, &c; Lot of Iron. Horse .Shoes, &e; 1.000 lbs BACON ; 5,000 bundles Fodder; 1 Household and Kitchen Furniture ; Two lliiles and one Shot Gun ; j Five Cows and Otdvos, &u. I TERMS?On a credit of six months on all , sums over live dollars. Note and approved j security required before delivery of the goods | J. K. llAGOOI), ) M. M. NORTON', > Assiguees. T. J. NORTON. ) Fob 11. 1858_ 30 3_ m- - - - < i Ati my iratrons. Mil. CHRISTOPHER C. SHARPS has been appointed iny Agent tu settle, rcI coivo and receipt for any amount duo mo. JOSEPH BURNETT. I Pull P. Fob 11, 1858 30 3 ftOI'liCE. ~ 4 LL persons iudobtod to tho Estate of Dr. J\_ l'\ W. t\yimnofi, by Noto or Ac-count. MUST pay beforo Return day. If tlioy do not, their notes and accounts will l>o placed , in the hands of an officer for collection. W. 11. JONES, Kx'or. Feb 9. 1858 30 3 FIN A I, NOTICE. I ATO'J PICE is hereby eivon to all concerned I that a final settlement of the Kstate of Silas Kirkspv, dooeased, will bo mndo before tho Ordinary, at Pickens C. II., on Friday the i 14th day of May next. All persons indebted ' t?> said Kstato must make payment, and those I having doinands will render them to me, legally attested, by that time, or they will be barred. I-. N. GARVIK, Adin'r. Fob 12, 30 Committed j : the Jail of l'iekens district on the 6th | _jl luBiuiii, it .ni'gro uyy, nuout in years old, named PIIIL, who sav4 ho bolon^s to Silas Mnssey, of Anderson district. Plul is black. ! The owner is rcqupstod to come forward, prove property, puy cliartttia and take him off. L. C. CRAIG, S.I-.D. Feb 10, 1858_ jiO tf Attention! Riflemen. rpin-i PICKFNS IlIFLEMKN will parade 1 for drill, at tho Company rendezvous, on the 3d Saturday in February, instant. A f!nmn,mv mni'tmn ?-Ill lv? J...1.1 : ?.l n III *J\. 1U-.IU lllllliumuiui^ nfter the drill, at which business of importnnco will ho trunnactod. 15y order of Cnpt. EASLEY. __Foh 12 30 2 GRAND BALL AT TUB A,iis:mrA\ IIOTE:L ! IN W A MI A L LA, WI1J. ho glvan on Tuesday tho 10th February, instant. Admittanco for 1 I ? t .J!-- r. , r. VHV- X?i-Iiin:iiuin mill litll LiUUlCB, 5*1. J'OOfH upon ut 7 o'clock, l\ Rl. ltcfrcsluncnts will Iju gi\ou ut intorvals. HKXUY STUCKE, Principal. Feb 9, 18">8 _ JJ0__ _ 1 _ STATU OF MOUTH CiKOLI.ti, IX ORIIINAIIY?CITATION. Ay irBUE.Vy, K. and .1. >V. Kelly have applied ! Y to me for let tors ot' administration upon all ami singular tlic personal estate of Andrew Kelly, doccascd, late of tho State aforesaid and district of Pickens: The kindred and creditors of said dcceuscd are, therefore, cited to appearheloro 1110, at l'ickens C. II. on Mouday 1st March next, to shew cause, if any they can, why said luiiy-m twKiuiu hoi nc granted. uivcn under my nand and soal, 13th Feb. 18."j8. 4. TV.'.T. PAKSONS, O.P.I,. STATirOF SOUTH CAROLINA, IN ORDINARY?CITATION. \[^/"Ill/IVRAS, Aaron Hoggs hath applied to f i mo for lelters of administration upon all ami singular the personal estato of J. Koams, deceased, late of the State aforesaid and district of Pickens: The kindred and oroditQvs of said doceasod uve, thercforo, cited to appear before n?c, at Pickens C. II. on Monday 1st March next, to show cause, if any they can, why said le .tern should not bo granted. Given under my hand and seal, 13th Fob. 1858. W. J. PATISONS. O.p.n^ Milliner and Mantaumakor. TVlflSS KATE WOOD IN having: pormaJl.tX nontiy locatoil at PiokcnH C. II., offers her sorvicoa to the public in tho abovo bu*iiiosa, and respectfully solicits a share of public favor. She may be found at tho romdcnce of Dr. OasEN. Feb 3, 1858 29 S MILLSTONES ! I i 1 i<. |{ ft | A Psi ifc. ivnuLl rkA* La * - ^ .* fivuu* nub MV QUIU IU H1UO il I milintono 'round ono'H neck in docp water, but for grinding your wheat or Cv>rn thoy are utmost indispommblo] And, for tho accommodation of tho public, I am prepared to cut MILLSTONES at tho shortest uotioc. The material id of tho very bent, and my priuoh most reasonable. Address mo at <1 I assy ft. r? -. ? - - .. . .uoiuitiun l'. U., A'ickcua ?Itt>tricfr. S. <J. ELI WATSON. Feb 2, 1&8 20 a kstiii; notiuk. ALL pornons indobtod to the Eatato of Doctor Suenoor, dcceosod, aro required to make immediato juivmpiu . and, those havlug domnnda against Ktiid Extato, must reader them to mo, legally attostod, on or before Monday 10th day of May next, as on that day a final settlement of ?a?d Kstato will bo mudo before the Oi'diniivv. nt PiAlrnne f1 If J. M. SPKNOKlt, Adm'r. Fob 5, 18*18 29 3m. VELVET RIBBON. j "VTO>V onon, 12.r> |.icocsof VELVET RIBf''.1.1 BOA, Ermine anil a great variety of 1UUUV niliviva, Will DO HT'tf Vflry low by J. D. $MlT?.r & CO. Fondlatori, Oct 30 10 tf motoe7 ALL noraons indctyod to K. ?t ?. K. Alcitunitor for lU5C>-57, arc requested to pgr ! 1 Up lilUl UttVO coat*. > .v\ : >. Jh. A E. B. ALEXANDER. i * JL. j .. Coroner's Salo. | nv vlrtyo of ? It. fa. to 1110 diroutad, I \rill?oU | JJ bttforo tlio (Jourl Ho'two, within Iho loiml ! hours or Salmtay in Muruh uo*;t, 10() i ttcrM of'And niort or )?&. lying rt:? bvrinclietf of : pttlo Hiver, mljolnit?g Iniulf* of X. N- ltoMint, tl. 1). 1/oMrton urn! othovs, Uvicd on Ha tho 1 >ro?>P?K# fif lUromott, at tfc* fiUt of I,. 0, k W. j T,rrni cs?h. , i*< Sp >\f ,r>. tV=? ; * *< : ?? v y ^ *1 ?*V. * .i'V."-- . w Andorsou Prices Current. OOHHKCtkl) W'KKKLY BV KXOI.ANP, Dl.fcCKI.KY A CO AM>KU8un C. II., I'ob. 0, 1R08. (.'olton )>oi- lb. ? ? l0| *?ah. pcrmxolt, * '2.00 CntfV.o uirw ...... U. . ifty^v 14 Sugurn brown, per lb. - 0(?>'ll " erUHlica uiuUoaf, p?r lb. 14(u,\ 1H Moln^aofl, Weal India, por gallon, 4*) (u\ f)0 " N. Orlrnnt' 11 " Oo (jij 06 Yarn (Oft.) per bunch, - 1.120 Ounuburg*, (heavy) por yard, fa) 14 Bhirlinge, " - 10 Qr) 11 lrou, common size Swede, per lb. <?A " English, ... 7 Nails, per keg, - - - G (a) f?J Oil ii? ' ? ' * ?* iHiirvcu, J?UI fiainni, l .#>/ {J1 l.UU " Train, " - 00 (>', 1.00 Glu5t?, 8X10 13 (It 8.25 10X12 - - 3.25 (us 8.50 Rico, per lb. - - - "i ? 7 Flour, pot* lmrrel, - - G (<]) 5.50 Wheat, per bushel, - - 00 (<t) 95 Corn, "... 50 (0\ 55 Bacon, hog round, 10 (n) 12 lhigging. Gunny, per yard, 17 (n) 18 Oats, per bushel, - . - 45 ? 50 i Peas, " " - - - i.00 : Powder, Ilifle, per keg, - 7} 0* 8 Thero is ftlwnyfl to be found a good Stock j of Uotxls, at TC., II. & Co'#. PICKENS ACADEMY. | | rnilE Tltl.'STKlvS nf thi* ahovo Institution I I J_ toko ploaauro in announcing to tho pub- I [ lie, tliut their Sohool is now open furjtho re- . ' uoption of Students, under tho supervision of j an experiuneod Teacher, WM. Af. UKATII, ] bJ?q. Kates of Tuition' for tho Primary class ?0 00 por session of tivi* months. For (iranimar, (Jeogvaphy, Philosophy, Composition, ami ovorytliing portaining to an F<ngliah Education, $8 per session. For tho Languages au>l the highor brunches of Mathematics, $15 (K) per session. J. K. HAOOOD, M. F. MITCIIKLL, I | C. PULLIAM. i M. M. NORTON. Foli 1. 18.">R 20 tf i JWriCK! 11IAVE appointed Joiin II. Ohtendoukf, Esq., of Walhalhi, my General Agent for ! Pickens District. No orders or receipts will | bo acknowledged, excepting Btteh as are either signodby him,or hy mv son IIknky Wauknkr JOHN A. WAOENKR. r*l>nvl.>ufr.n t.... 1 1u"u oo ip yiMti ?VOW/?H Ul?ll ?, iO U Roturn-day Notice! VL1?, persons indebted to me, either by Note or Account, must make payment before Return day, as I am compelled to have money. ,T. N. LAWRENCE. Fob 4, 1858 20 3 HngSt?v>? Save** Li i virtue 01 sunury writs 01 DOW lacias lo mc ) directed, will bo sold boforo tho Court House in I'ickons District, within the legal hours, on the first Monday and Tuesduy in Mnroh next, Olio tract of laud, containing fix hundred and fifty acres more or loss, lying on east side of Twelve Mile river, known a* the saw mill tract, n<]joining lands of F,. Madden niul others, levied on as tho property of Green S. Garvin, at the suit of Thomas K. Madden for tho use of Carter Clayton and others. One tract of land, containing one hundred and four acres more or less, lying near I'ickensville, adjoining lands of Uufus Dates, R. Halontinc and others, levied on an the property of 11. W. I'nliMM'. ut. llm suit-j iif f.nrHn 11 Hotl - ???| I Cries & Co., and others. All the right, title and interest I lie defendant has to a tract of land, containing eighty-two acres more or less, whereon the aefijcdunt, A. I M. Folgor now lives, also, one other tract containing ono hundred and twenty acres tnore or less, adjoining lanils of -I. N. Hawthorn and others, near to Piokensville, levied on as tlie |iru|n9ny 01 VI. IU. eoiger, ai ino suus 01 itoboriH Ik. Duncan vs. A. M. I'olger, and Kali, Oris? & Co. and others vs. A. \1. Folger anil H. W. Folder. Also on Tuesday at defendant's houso, 1 black horso, 1 one horso carriage, 1 two horse waggon, 4 head of cattle, and 7 head of hogs. One tract of land,containing one hundred acres more or less, lying on waters of 12 Mile river, adjoining lands of Dennis Dodd and others, levied on as the property of L. C. Evatt, af the suit of E. 1). Donson. One tract of land whereon tho defendant now lives, containing one hundred acres moro or less, adjoining lands of Marcus Hun-ell and others, levied on as the property of J. N. Ridley, ntthe suit of A. B. Grant. All tlio defendant's intorest in one tract of land, containing two hundred acres mpre or less, whereon the defendant lived before his death, adjoining lands of Donj. Ilagood, Col. E. Alexander and others, levied on as tho property of Knooh Chapman, at the suit of Fant & Robinson and others. All tho defendant's intorest in five hundred aores of land morn m* Ions wli?i-?nn (li<? i dtini now lives, adjoining lands of Surgent Griffin, Ocorgu Hendricks and others, levied on us Hie property of Samuel Ropor, nt the suit of Thomas 1$. Roberta, hurvivor. One bay marc, Huddle und bridle, also one tract of land containing two hnndrcd acres more or less, Adjolninglnnds of B. Perritt, W. H. Anderson and others, levied on as the property of William Wilson, at the suit of tho State. One tract oflnnd. contaiiiinv Lwnliunilrorlnnil i fifty acres more or less, whereon the defendant I now lives, on waters of 12 Mile river, adjoining I lands of Alexander Algood, 1I&V1U Stephens Alio. | other*, levied on nfl the properly of ThomaH Dillard, h. the suit of Jlobevl Kirksoy, Alexander Algood and others. One negro boy named Squiro, levied on na the property of W. T. Holland, at the suit of ! John ft. Nofrls ami others. Ono sorro! horse, uiso ou Tuesday after saleday at defendant's house, one brindlo cow, levied oi? as tlio property of Lewis C. Gaiiluird, at lie suit of A. H. & J. Vi wers. On Tuesday alor salcduy, ? the house of Henry Roach, I pen Wheat straw, 1 pr. drafting chains, 5 ducks and 4 chickens, 1 stone churn, 1 stone pltchor, 1 back-band and belly-band, 2 pr. hnntcB, one lot farming tools, 4 weeding hoes, 2 falling axes, 2 pots, 1 skillet, 1 nr. pot-nooks, 1 water-pail and buoket, 1 tin buuKet, 1 tin pan, 2 tin caps, 8 plates, 1 dish, <1 oups aud saucers, 8 knives and forks, 3 head of hogs, 2 head of cattle,! spinning wheel, 2 pr. cotton cards, iii ino. vuiwii, i tu'iir. i eonoo pot, ttnitorcdon schedule for line and costs, the State vu. II era y Hoa.;h. One negro won named Joe and one negro pji. 1 named Uhodft, lo*ied on ftd the property of E. M. Kvitli, At the Riiits of John B. Sitton, Hanoroft, Belt* ft Miu-ahaU. and othcru. On Tuesday alU'i- Halt-day. at tho honao of H. itt'h hiiri/lii*! vuopirin i/? vur.i HIW^'OT 2 or 8>0C* l>Xrt?<Uost i>f fotWcv, rtiu* old still ?tiil twine Will stand*, &o., lovicd on ?rty of Ooo. W.T?(iv<}iipovt, at tho ?mitrf of Mnr .ihft KinMinixn, lix'irv., J. W. Htokex nnd other*. OnTuemlay aftOr wileday ut\\ HHiuU Newton'i, three he.*\d of hog.1;, levied on a? the properly of Nutlmn II. Newton, at the unit of William Qlir or, Syv., find othsrd. Oji Yoo^lfty at'or gAlo tiny, nt defendant's residence, Bevcnty hnsho'i of corn more 6r I*mil I four Uumlrari ImrvUc* fodi'w,cigbt |ion<jfof>K?fr?. I and 6-.IC jh'n yfhV.uok.o, on ft* the protoorr i oi IMt-, ut. ilir -uUof t.. V. Crwwnnw forte* ertft': )?ui\Uftf;rre to fiivv for , I. W- iu.lt I.'H.t.WT i r**.. f*; if 9* ~*fr ; * 'wft -''V ; I Ordinary's Salo. I BY Virtue of nu order -diwjctod to nit; by ; W. Parsons, Ksri., Ordinary of I'icW-' ens District, will bo sold to tlio highost bidder, on 8?loday in March ndxt, the Konl K?tate of Clayton Jonkins, deceased, namely : TUACT No. 1, lying in Viokens district, on waters of Toxaway Crock, waters of Tugalo ltivor, containing One Hundred Acres more less, and adjoining lands of 11. A. Gilmer, iFaao Shuifiridge and others. TKACT No. 2, lving on waters of Colonel's Fork, on the road "loading from Pickens C. It. to Jarratt's Dridge, containing Seventy-ftvo Aoros more or loss, and adjoining lands of Dr. J. W. Earle, Titos Jones anu others.? Sold for division among the heirs of said deceased. Trhms or Sai.k.?On a credit of ouo year, with interest, except the cost* which must ho paid in cash on the day of sale. The pur chaser to give bond, with good security, to tlio Ordinary to secure tho payment of the purchase iiH'Hoy, with ft mortgage of tho promises if deemed necessary by hiin. Purchaaer to pay extra for titles. L. C. CRAIU, s.r.n. fob ft, 1888 29 td Ordinary's Salo. BY Virtue of tin order to me directed by W. ). Paraons? Kttq., Ordinary of l'iokens !)iptrict, I \?ill #ml to the highest bidder on Saleday in March next, tho Ileal Estate of Ann Cnrver. deceased, to wit: ONE TRACT OF LAND, situate in Pickons district, on Conoross Creek, waters ofTu ? 'iv.. ii * ^ Iiw 1..V1, uuniiiuiiii^ WO lllllHirctl 11 MM j'lltcen Acres more or less, and adjoining lands of John Adair, Wm. Adair and others. Bold for division amongst the heirs at law of said deceased. Terms of Sai.e.?-On a credit of twelve months, with interest from day of sale, except the cost which must bo paid in cash. The purchaser to give bond, with good security, to the Ordinary to secure the payment of the purchase money, with a mortgage of the premises if deemed necessary by him. Purchaser to pay extra for titles. L. C. CIIAICI, s.r.i). l' cl. J?5? 29 td COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE. Pl^IlE subscriber would respectfully inform L his friends and the public, that lie Iiim ' associated with himself Mr. J. li. 11E1D in the Mercantile business, which will hereafter be conducted under tho name and style of Green it Keid. The undersigned tenders his thanks for the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed upon him, and asks a eontinuanco of tho same for the now firm. Z. W. GREEN. unn I, 1WU3 2C> tf B&..TIIE ABOVE CHANGE renders it necessary that my old busiuess should be closed, and those indebted to me prior to the 1st January, instant, will please call and settle immediately. Z. AV. GREEN. Plol C. II.. -Inn. 1. 1868 25-tf HIDES AND BARK WILL BE BOUGHT AT FAIR PRICES by J. L. N. SMITH. V 1 T l lO'rt '* - a .in i uru, ?J?u t, ICt.lO 110?11 W. M. HADDEK, 4ITOBNEY AT 8.1W, AND Kollcttov in Kqulty, PIOKKNS COURT HOUSE, S. C. Jan 14. 1858 26 tf__ TAXES! TAXES! I WILL attend at the following times and places for tho purpose of receiving Taxes for tho year 18.">7 : On Thursday 18th February ntWm Sanders; " Friday 10th " " llach Retreat: " Saturday20th " " Fair Play; " Monday 22d " " Cobb's; " Tuesday 23d '* " Win Fant's; a 117^,1 -~I Ct*L 1. r < 1 . 1? miucaiiHv " " oaiuuvity ; " Thursday ami Friday, 25th and 201h February, at I'ickrtnsville; " Saturday 27th February, at Trap; " Monday 1st March, at Hester's; " Tuesday 2d " " Mrs Barton's j "Wednesday 3d " " Wolf Creek ; 44 Thursday 4th " " Hurricane; " Saturday 6th " " Grant's Store; " Monday Wh " " Tunnel Ilill; " Tuosday flth " " Oapt A Robins; * Wednesday 10th" " Sonus Phillips; " Thursday *11th " " Poolo's ; " Friday and Saturday, 12th mid 13tli, at >Valhalla; And at Piokens C. II. on Monduv and Tuesday of Court, at which time my *Books will he closed. Persons failing to mukc their lieturns by that time will he liable to a double tax. 1' roe negroes must pay their taxes during the niouth of March. By act of tlio Legislature, nil persons nro required, under severe penalties, to return tlio number of births, mnrriugos and deaths that have occurred in their families ; and, also, the number of births and deaths Among their negroes. State tax, (tame ns Inst yenr: Il'ond tax, OGJ; and Poor tax, 10 por cent on the State tax. According to law, and muter the instructions of the Comptroller (<onoral, nothing but specie and tho bills of the following banks can bp taken in payment fbr tuxes, namely: Bank of the State of South Carolina, Commercial Hank of Colombia. H??k nf fthnvtos ton, Union Bank of Charleston', Statu Bonk of Charleston, Bank of Ucurgfctown, Sank of Camden, Merchants' Bank of Cheravr, a?ul the liank of Cluster. JOHN L. CAltKY, r.t. Jnn 20, \MH 27_ _ if_ JOS. J. NORTON, AtTOBiSEY AT LAW, anp > , Miieitar in Hqnitf. riCKKNS GOUKT HOUSE, S. (% Jan. 1, t858 25^ tf_ JUST RECEIVED, 4 LOT Of CAST1MC.S, NAIL? 4 VACJ\ TOKY THHKAD. Also, a lot of iiuft i CLOTHING. All r-n&ip for rfinh, R. & K. K. ALKXANDEK. J mi 1;>, 1.858 _ 26 tf tf. A. AWC-HJE-E ! ~\\7Ot)lip respectfully InlbrlQi the citizen* ! v of IMcken*, that bo h&# located at ' Pickens Court House, for the purpose of ctu*! ryitig on tho TAlLCWlNO BUSINESS, and is prepared to ox- lut? all ordora in the most neat and fashion..ulo style. Doc. % lffiT 43 WANTED TO HIRE, rpB.N Olt TWK1.VK \KC1H) MKN to I work oil tj?e Blue Midg? Knihoad. thfan ! dlutvo flralfc?ftU D-rv#?.l - V " IIV ??" ' or to the ftul*?rUwr. * i n* Yi.xyx sir ah pi; ' )n. ,.Ul #' 4ff ^ . NEW STORE & NEW GOODS, One III lie from Jurratt'N Itrldgc, Near tho Komi loading to Wulluilla. ^ J ' 11 l'l undcfraieiml wislj tu inform thoir 1. friend* nnd llio Hurmnndljig countrv Ilceiwr&Hy/ tWt iliey tiro novr opening a wull olectcd tttock ot rail and Wiutn* fiioAdn. | BogtsatfiShoes. Hat* ?nd Caps, Crockory, ' Hardwnre and Cutlery. Oiocwrlui, Mediciuos, j &c., frith ttlinost every ariick? uuwuilj kept in I a country store: all of which will be^soW. {gw for cfVah { Coll atid see. >V<' will take in exohunge forOrwyfau cou^* 1 try Cotton anil Wool Homonmm, Wool Hut*. Dried Fruit, Voninnii lliuns. Raw Hides', I'can Bceewux, Tallow, Ilonf>v, iVo. .J. M Al.KX ANDF.IS, ?. K. ALKX.WDKK. . Nov. 11, 1S.VT JC tf p AT T j vn lnvmrn /i'*niu-i r/iljlj ?Y JiVl JCill llUULF^. J. D. SMITH & CO., ' AT l'KIVDUri'OV, SO. CM., \Kft now receiving and opening a splendid new and carefully salcotea Stock of I Fall and Winter Bry Goods, Which have been purchased by ono of tba i firm on vorv advantageous terms. Our stock 1 consists, in part, of LADIKS l)RK8SUGODS, ! such as Mnelin dcLuins, C'?shmoi-6H, Alpac| cas. Ginghams, Calicoes, and Funey Articles. For UKXTLKMKN'S WKAK, we lmv? Cloths. Cusgimores, Tweeds*, Sntinots, V?i^ ' ingfl, Cravats, ito., 4:0/ flSca<ly lUiHlc C'loihiiigr, ! Consisting of t'loth, Satinet, Tweed, I)r? ** It ftfl I (u Po?to AVl ? /vf - . ....VU "U1"??V? style hikI finish/ A liir^? dtnck of .Silk and MoroccoG AlTKlt8. HOOTS & SHOKS, HATS & CAPS. Jewelry, Gold Brooehey, Eur Bob*, Fiugo* Kings, ?nd nthev articles. All of winch wis will sell low fi?r CASIJ. Call uiul examine oar Stock for yourselves and be convinced ! Oet.JS, 1857 13 _ tf " It'OTIt'K. " ,4 EL persons indebted to tliO old firm of P. & E. E. Alexander are requested to pay up and nave costs. Return dftv is closO by?look out! K. E. ALKXANTJTCR, .Inn 14. lf*S8 20-tf Survivor State ol'Month Carolina, IN EQUITY?1'H'KKNS. Abraham Duke, et. ux.,ot. ?1 | 1Vlllfor Partition Jos. Donaldson, cl. ux., et. nl ) ^cc '' 'PHE Court of Equity, l'or Pickens district, hav1 ing referred tlie Accounts of Harriet Duke, Administratrix, ami Hansom Duke, Administrator, with the will annexed, of tho Personal Estate of Russell Cannon, deceased, to the Coto-> missioiier for settlement, the defendants Carter Cannon, the hcirs-nt-law ol'William Cannon, deceased. Margaret Marchbanks, Judy Keudrick, Elijah Cannon, Martha Brown and Jas. Cannon, who arc absent-from the Slate, will take notioo' that the saiil Kkfkrknck will be Acid at my Of iivv, VII .nviiUiiY IIIV I'MII <liiy III iunrvil IU!\I. ltOB'T. A. THOMPSON, c.K.v.P. Com"ra Office, Nov 14, 1857 td NEW MARBLE YARD, At Wi-cenvilfc C. BB., So. Ca. rPlIIi SUIH.'lllNlUlS having opened ?u OHtub1 lislunnr.t in tlio town of Greenville lor tlio tittle of MAKB1.K lUomtim-itls, Tombs, Head Stones And all other work done in tlioir line. A roo?1 assortment of Marble will bo kept constantly oi> I.mwl t.. I. I*),...- 1.1 ll'il... . vy MIIIVII inv.j iuoj/u\ I Mllij CUU U1IU I n( tent ion of the citizens of this and the surroun| din^ Dislike An cxperionco of ovor fifteen years in the Marble business, Warrants the nib HOi'ihcrs iu saying that suti.ifrtCti<Mv wilt he givoui to nil who may favour tliom with thoir Orders. Orders by niuil promptly attended to. CHAI.MKHS & ALLES. fl&gf- Refer to (Jowkk, Cox & Gown?, and Wy 11. Wathon, Greenville. Nov. I t, 1857 1* Sin . PREMIUM tlOOKINO STOVES,^ OF all sizes, with and without llolln\v-wnre. For huIo l.y .J. II. VOIOT, fl Opposite Planter's Hotel, Wullulllu, S.C. Amnist <V 1 X:*7 *1 GRAND BAFFLE. (!!?*> A AAA WORTH1 Of V A I.rAfPOl '.UU* / 1>LE F 110 PEftTY TO BE ttAFFLKD FOK, constating or EASLEY'S SPLENDID MILLS, And other nmicliiriory, together with Seven Hundred Acres of Lund and 210' Town Lots in tho Village of Eiislcv, making 250 prizes. HigUj est prize, $20,OW! J J For further particulars ' kCo hand hills, or address either of tho follow-" 1 ing gdtttlemen at Easley, Pickens District j South Carolina. ! I'ricc of clmnccs only 510>00. Any person MiOlosing ?10.00 addrtjsflOd as above, and givi ing their name ami l'ont Officft plainly wviti ton, will receive a ceitific&to of elinnco by ro-i tnm mail. I P. N. OARt'IN, 1 ? f ?. F- SLOAN, | A. F. l.KWIS, / 3 1 ff. I.KK TlllU'RTON, I JOHN' liOWBN. | ? ( AI.KX. WcUEK, [DEO; 8KABOIU, ; % (J. />. ASllMOllK, Oct. 2, tft'w li _ if g" ji & ',& i i'? ^a I? i HO *3 5 J g - o w ? H^S I S?jS fgg ^1 . (5j?w*i| gj.tf ff? ll" fhhzi t ?|- v i ? ? ? ~i 1.J "sit? sirifFJ? (?jsg*jl "I * 31 |1'S ?** i"5 s~ m fifiii1'P ii Q -*?*'? ? A * o ^ i1?'I -i fi Co w ?e u raSS*-; J/ H. VOXGT, TIN ANT) CO I'l'FH SMITH, IVdlbAtla, k C%, IlSTOIlMS hiH friciulH un?l tlio prtblio tlm# h* bWt cpgAgci! u coaij>*tMit ConprtMiiftb* wrts' TLKS, 8TlJ,fc8. find *fl "tlrvv ar{ii-1f?R wnim[ facture'I out of CVi?p?r, fin nml Sheet-lroM r j mid i? proplvetf to All order* .for oil work in hi> l&i?at r.hi.ri rintlco. Term- moderate.? IU-fort< t<> thr dur?l>ilitj of ty* *ork. i August 1&>7 "* i " | GUN & BLASTING POWDDH. UY POWBgH M!W* taring now \n nctn? i 1" opprat{#KUnn J* n <1 UlHstl?? I roudtr can be iy?rnli<he<| to denier* ond | othor* sjtlotv All orders ?ddrof?y?il to' rk * ' "" * 1 ' t'. imex a.nn. WivllliHIl). w >11 to. J vinu;;. \. w U.FA}:n., _V>. 1**0 12 tf ? tJfli . jd