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From tho Southern Christian Advocate. Col. Wade Hampton. Wo have received from a correspondent tho following excellent tribute to the Wopth of Opl. Wade Hampton, in one of tho most responsible relations that a man can hold to his fellow-men. Col. 11. was on a visit to the South-wcHt, and died suddeuly on his nlantntinn. on ?! ?> ' "While many beautifully appropriate obituary notices of fhio beloved and honored gentleman have, since the short period of his demise, appeared in the public prints, vet wo deem the full measure of his praise lias not been written, until his character as n mastor has been, at least in some measuro, portrayed. And although we can, at best, out touch upon this part of his character, can out uuniiy ox it it>tt tlie daily excellence of bis life in this responsible relation, still, that tho high oxainple bo not altogether lost, the noble lesson not entirely unread by thoso to whom personally or by character ho was a stronger, wo are induced to say what wo know, and testify what wo have ?cen in respect to this view of the character of this model of a Southern planter, and noble Carolinagentleman. Aud wiuio wc affirm that, however well and nobly he performed nil the duties of liin Unl. in - J J ...J ... most difficult duty fo his servants, he most excelled, wo will he borne out, not only by tho public and his most intimate.associates, but by his attached and now bereaved and Borrowing servants themselves, who are even now walling his requiem long and loud as his belovud remains are borne from their nij;ht forevor. A noble pioneer, a munificent patron of our missions to the negroes, by oxtensivo influence nnd weighty oxam,j.> v.o ??j i.- -- J.,.,, Iiu, III n lliuuniuill lilfUWlCeS, HIUOOU1CU tlie path for the disheartened, toil-worn uiiutiionury, A chocrf\il smile, ft hearty weloomo, a generous sum, did the preacher to his peoplft always vccatvo from him.? No mistako about hit subscription; others might1 fail, might trive grudgingly, or stinted ly, but not so this liberal-hearted man. May tho blessings of those ready to perish for the Gospel, supplied through his means or influonco, descend upon his children to tho latest generation. "Tho Congareo Mission of the Church South, (South Caroliua Conference,) ot' Avhich ho was the pioneer, to which, since its oxistcnco, ho has given energy and vigor. would hi* l?iu ix.l.ln . but tlio far South-west's teeming plantation of immortal souls saved through his instrumentality shall, in the day of eternity, we may trust, be his orown of rojoicing. (\?1. Hampton, the most experienced, most practical, most successful of planter*, taking hold (in the way ho did everything ho had at heart) of this great religious interest, gave tone, gave authority, to the thing at onco, and thus opened new fields of influence of untold extent, to the Gospel minister. Then, his humane and considerate treatment of his poor depeudonts, in such beautiful harmony with his caro for their iinmrti'tjil intni'.-iu?u lwil.l ...? ?" ?'" ' - .? vmo. UJf W UIW IllUftl SUl did and,obtuse a pattern which often captivated or const ruined to imitation. To the hard man, the chnrl, tho purse proud, though cold, reserved, inaccessible?not ho to tho humble slave, the tiller of his Held, llis oar was over open to his cry, and oppression's rule he was suflffcred not to fear or feol. If the ttiblc view of this patriarchal ?' ? ' ... aviittuiii <>i id wryiuiM Jim uxniuitcd by Col. Hampton. waf} more often given to the.world, bow differently would, in course of time, bo looked upon And' commented on, this much maligned institution of our Southern State*. "A brief notice of Col. Hampton's character, as n christian master, wo have thought duo the readers of the South (Carolina Advocate, to whom bis name has boon so loftg bllawil ^ * - - MO Iioovviuvgu 1TIII1 UIII UUllll'SUO II11H* won. "May hi* good namn, in this connection capccially, bon? 'ointinont psurdd forth.' " "M; M." Columbia, S. C., February 13, 1858. iNTKUKSTIXd FROM Iv ANSA 3. TllO Legislature of Kansas has passed a hilt, over the veto of Gov. Denver, removing the Territorial capital to Minneoio> a littlo village formerly known as CcntMWflis. It. !>? about twenty miles south of Lawrence.? Tho Governor, in his veto moxsago, speaking of the now enpital, says : "No buiMing* have been propared for tho uae of tho offieorrf, nor can there bo within a month or six weeks intervening, nor h.ivA I bacn nblc to ascertain that tho town of M^nncolo has anything moro than a doioiMntivo oxistonce." A hill, said to have been drawn up by Mr. Martin F. Conway, Into, of Haiti moro. his parsed ono branch,of tho Legislature, the aubstancrt of which i? givon byaoorros^ poudont of tho Cincinnati f.Jaaetto, as follow* : ' 'J *l-i^Sk\v-j'W > Tho preamble sets forth that neither tho f<oflompton Convention nor Constitution havQ any jiwt anthorUg, or shadow of authority, from tho p#o$Tfe of TCanaas. . Tt then goca on to provido that for tho ''dictator" to doclaro, by official proclamatiolfi, the Loeompton Constitution to .be the constitution of tho Htato Of Kansas, or call m wmju or coiumiHHiou yy persons to act ?.*? omoovs under it j or for nuy Senator, Governor, liicntoimnt (kfvavnov, Bocfotary, Auditor or Treasurer of .State, or member of tho legislature, to attempt in any \vny to give effect to thai constitutional government, or to exercise authority under it, hall boa felony, purtishubio with death. Gold Com poet.?Gov. Wiso appears to, bo not making much political capital out of hi* now associate*. Tho New York Courier awl Enquirer, in publishing his r<$ent louer oooiiy romarKB <' Wo pcrtninJ^ arc not aniongthc flrlmf* rera of tlio character and carwr of" Henry i Wi*o. lie hoe fauUu of tainpcrnmcut, nn?l of intelloolutd diaoipKno too, f that positively proolwdo hi in'from oVev inkinff m\IPftnidti? tlio f|rsfc order of AwcrlI n4il ..v.l - * . y, wmu >?urinv,.tvf rcmtrr ^vi'1 *'iw, unwtV <Te?Witory of pfiiWo reVpoa?ibflfty. S *',' " ?. to. | Or, in other words, they aro willing to m 1 use him, but he must take his place in the id ranks, while the honors ai'e reserved for to \ tie older ami nblor soldiers in the oausd.-? cii What a pitiable spectacle is this transition th of a Governor of the proud Old Common- ! co ! wealth of Virginia, into tho second fiddlo lu of Howard, Hale, Giddings, &c., in their gi I offbrts to degrade and subjugate bis own | section 1 ?~Mcrtury. f?i j Nontli vs. SouTtf.?Senator So ward ! r! says tho battlo against tho Month m nlrr.i\th/ ! wn>i ; that the North Imh tho majority in both houses of Congress, ami sixteen to fifteen States; and that, despite Admini.strations and Democracy, that section will in a yC year, have nineteen to fifteen States. Those'! n0 are pregnant focls. The equilibrium of; in the Union is gone forever; the South is iu C(| a minority and will be governed under fu | Northern predominance; Southern reprc- i ?<, sontatiou will bo powerless, and solf-gov- ! m government only nominal; and the actual f,? governing sentiment of the Confederacy m will be Freo soil and Abolition. of I inoso plain truths can no longer be ig- 1 jn I riorcd by cither Southern agricultural ?pa- w] I thy or commercial subserviency. The doc- ;in ! trine of the North in the rule of the major- co | ity, not of the Constitution Republican- fft i i?m is founded upon the protection of the b, | popular minority by Constitutional guaran- tli : tees. The elements are in conflict?North- f; j em rights are those of power, Southern 1 })r i rights are paper right#, unilor the present \ (j, ! Confederacy. Will the South consent to j a | "go 10 ine wall," or will slio Uetorminu to : f<y | govern, cherish unU protect herself ? | t |, [ fivcn ing Ki tes. j wj Wiittk Slavbrv in Knot, and.?The i ni! ! following paragraphs taken from a North-1 VT crn journal, arc a sharp commentary on the I 'i1 hypooritic il professions of Kuglish philan- | ' i thronv. Without irainir rmita s.? fin* i>? I ( denunciation of royalty ami its present rep- i 11 rcsontative in England as our Cotomporary, j 1 it is seasonable and proper to remark this j VV "feature" of "institution" in (Jreat Britain, j The English papers are making a great I 8P fuss over the magnificence of the nttiro of | ?'a j tho daughtor of tho Qucon of Jiiigland on j ( 0 j the occasion of tho mnrriago; and among I *'! ! tho articles gotton up for the particular af- i:l i fair was a laco veil, ^'splendidly worked," | ! the cost of which was .?(?()(). nr ovnM.lv . - S2880, and tho Journal gives a fair sncci men of the bounties of English whiteslave- = ry. It nays, to make up the splendor of tins veil, which cost tho 82880, it took tho ro< labor of fifty girls for twelve monthly?a most ^ unfortunate expose of the grinding system 1 of English white slavery. Fiftj' girls worked ono year on tlint. veil; * , i ii -* iiiiu nujjjiwiuj; mo muuu'iai tocopt notinng, jj, those fifty girla, with talent enough to win ?f by tho ."artistic" labors of their fingers the i approbation of the Queen of tho richest J<> kingdom upon earth, earned each less than the sum of o;")0, for the twelve weary months, of stitch, stitch, .stitel^on the A:oil of the 1(" daughter of Victoria, the wife of IVmec ( Frederick \V\lliam of Prussia ! The blacks Ks cost their masters four times this sum to so: feed and clothe them. Fifty-nine dollars ? a'year is ?1.13 per week, with which these poor girls havo boon forced to pay their ^ board and clotho themselves. What can i~ more forcibly illustrate tho villainy of roy- |?> alty tlnn tho thousands of pounds spent on I one of Victoria's daughters, and the starv- ) : :*? i ' ' ni? jniuiiiuu ut\siowou upon oinor gins as good as herself! ? Anotiiv.ii "Ism."?A soct calling them* solves "llostif utionists" has sprung up in Worcester. They bcliovo that what man lost in tho full is now beginning to be row- wc torcd, and that everything is to comc back tri to its original form and purity. Their Sabbath is observed on Saturday, and they 101 confine themselves to the use of tho Lord's |Jj prayer as alone being of any effioioncy with na the Father. llKPUnr.lCAN SlMfrTJCiTY.?Oif the marriage'of Kx-1* resident Fillmore with Mrs. I) i.? i--? *M . t) iril >1 VUllUOUay lilMl, ill. AIU!lliyt only forty guests wore present. What a yc contrast between the marriage of an Atncr- wj icun ox-P real dent?the proudest position in or the world?and that of an Knglish Princess. ?a( Is there an American "who (Iocs not feel proud of his country and its institutions ftn when viewing tho simplicity of the one and <iri the tom-foolery of the other. at* f Ihirriibtirfj Tclcijruph. of A YY QRKINU JjKOISLATURR.?TIlO Log- ne> islaturc of Texas is a remarkable body, and ^ its 'abors without a parallel. They liafO n large amount of business on hand, and for Rft hoiiio time havo been holding threo sessions an a day?forenoon, afternoon, and at night, (?. To these they have recently added \ fourth, jjjfj a session br/dtfl breakfast. Tho Austin of' (iavscttc says tho House now meets at 4 ftt.' o'clock, A. >!., and goes to work. 3 1?>' ?'> life iNFr.UKNCK OF S.MILK8.?A Siuilo is io- fir( deed a thing of beauty. Whether living sl>c on the lips Of gladsonio youth, or flickering ^ on tho dying features of worn out age, it ov< liolllrf lift hrt.1llfv* ttflll Wllntlinn ,,,olr i ..o lovoHness moro winsome, or rendering ug- *'a lincss loss repulsive than its wont, a smilo J"'? yo$ holds its nature?yet is beautiful.-*- ?ff| Mngic luvks therein and sways the human by heart rh words never enn?quickons its col quiot pulse or soothes and culms the, hurried throb as they mny. peed. And beneath tho cncouraKiitffsfofluenco of one ? sweet upholding siuilo, tho lioart itself may change it* mood?may yield its mad intent p it' not cast out forever its oVil prompting# * and its dark propensities. And so may the sniilo of derision mad- i den boyond what the utmost worda^can do, 1? even qs ^ho smile of pr&mu will spur^umanity to groat and noble deeds beyond the np- ?* proaeh of all other prompting Its silunfy \ i powor sinks in the heart and heals some new wll made thru.it, as sweetly and gently as falli al 1 the notorious d*)W from Ilea von. I Anil thrt swije of lovo! ft bcanis- ia tlio j fi * WothAv'g oyc fiA the hcar^ii>^icr In. i h. * fufifcVf"**. iUi<l :s WtotVl fcrilgu tlC tfflJcno\vii j cat i joj*ftow liVfr flnrHty'hohf.- : Tt, play* j$}i i slroogcr. fctt'i uw?<f8miKug n*#V ?? tnOp?1 L #* * $ m ' y' - . nidon's lovely countenance, ns her hoart' ol meets her seeing eye, aud draw* no: let her look of love lose none ot' its pr ius vuluc in needless distance betvfec c.n. And, with doenor, purer joy, nioH to the wife's glad faoO, wheu hf isband's fond gaze tells her how much lined since he first called her wife. Holy, beautiful indocd, is the siuilo i thorniest and perfect love. Too sehlo 103 it have bath?too often does it poc wo life's pathway, even if fairly born an larly welcomed tlierc. Selling a Djiunkkn Man for Di :otion.? Some nighta ago a number lung men, while on tlieir way homo, 0011 ross a seedy-looking individual, pcrfcot sensible from the eflcota of Injflor, strete I. at full length upon the sidewalk. The uds were quite exhausted, and how j?> i ii> u.ov; wiu tvinu nun ior some fine been attcr of discussion. Two of tho party, ino cling than tho rout, proposed to set tl an upon a stoop, and accordingly laid ho him with that intent, when the procec g vras put a stop to by another propofcitio hioh was to b::g tho drunken loafer ni id sell him to the doctors at a medic liege. The idea struck nil hands /c vorably. A bag was procured, the in iatc slipped into the sack and borno npc e shoulders of tho party to tho collcg lie doctor answered the summons at tl 11, and demanded what was wanted, win c spokesman said, "Doctor, we have g win lor you." Tho doctor qsked bi w questions, and paid 8"> for the 'stil at being the sum required. Tho sue! tli its contents, was deposited in the ha. il the fellows had taken their departur ion the loafer, who had been thrown i tlior an uncomfortable position, attracU e doctor's attention just as he was nboi )sing the door. lie at once perceive at the man was alive, and again Open in o doors, halloed to the young fellow 10 lintreredon the wnv : tidlimr (Jmm *V? w t j ' ? ?h " 0 mail was alive. " All right," said tl okcsmnn, "you've got him now, nud yc n kill him when you want him." Tl ctor saw that ho had been .sold, and puol id the joke; hut unfortunately there w: lole in his pocket, and the joke; leakt t.? \nr York pupn\ Mark i ki>. on the 10th mat., by lie v. Nin 1 Sullivan, Mr. Josi.ui I'ei.pkkf. to Mil vktiia A. Watkins, all of l'ickcne. On tho I8t 1? inst.by Rev. Win. McWho , Mr. Rou't. Stkki.r. Jr., of Anderson, iss Ki.i/.a J. McKi.pov, of I'ickons. Lin t!io 121st mst. h\ ICov. ). K. llunuicut r. T. Urou'n to Miss Dsiiouau Lii.ES, a Pickens. L)ii tlio same evening. l>y the same, M us Ki.uf.tao.n to Miss 1). Norms, all I'kons. On tho'28'.h nit. l?y Itov. A. II. Cornis! ,pt. J. B. K. Sloan and Miss Moi.i.ik 8b hn, nil of I'oiuUoton. n tho 25th inst. l?y Jarnos K. IIagoo< <[., .Mr. j.vsPF.it Cuanf. to Miss Kf,/.iah Oi n\ all of l'iokons. RiOTIOU. k LL persons indebted to tlio Kstftte i V Josso MnKiunOV. do^ciuloil. mint, mill yniont without delay; ami those havir mand* against said EstatO will render tluv mc legally attostod. JOHN McKlN'NEY, Adm'r. Feb 2.*>, 1R;')8 32_ TATli or SOUTH CillOLLW, IN OIUMNAHY? CITATION. iTIIEUEAS, John Maxwell hath applied i me for letter;'. of administration upon ? d singular the personal c?tato of Haylis J. Mc II, dee'd., late of the State aforesaid and di et of Pickens: Tho kindred and creditors d deceased are, therefore, cited to aooearb 0 1110, at l'ickens C. II. on Mon lay lGlh Maf? st, to shew cause, it' nuy they can, why Hit torsslioiild not bo granted. Given under 11 nd and sonl, UOtli Feb. 1808. W. J. PAHSONS, o.r.) Ordinances. K it ordained by the Town Council of Pic 1 ens, That the following Uxjje levied for tl ar, 18f>8, to wit: i. All persons liablo to ptiy/ln road dut thin the corporate limits# *7*11 "pay the su Thrco Dollars each. OnryJi'sliivos, 80 con :h; 10 per cent upon the value of every hu jd dollars worth of lots, merchandize sol rl professions, within t'no >. id^orporato limit d 10 per cont upon tho value of every hui id dollars worth of real estate in tho corpo j limits. Tho said tax to he paid to theCIoi Council on before tho flvat. .Invof Mm lvtA' 1 thntexccutlou do ie.-nio to collect said tax. oontinry. i. Ho it (farther ordained by tho anthoril krcRaid: That from the publication hereof, nil bo unlawful for any ulavc to be nt lar? evi> o'clock, 1'. M., rrithout a spool at pur mi d any slavo ho offending shall be commitK jail, there to remain until 8 o'clock tho nior\ ; following. Tho snid slave then to bo r< Hod on tho payment of $1 by tho owner then or rccclve not more than twenty-ftvc lash< the discretion of the Intendnnt. ?. Do !f further oMalned by 'the author!! ircsald: Thnt it shall bo unlawful to shoot ar >-arrn within the corporato limiU; thnt ill be unlawful to drivo a vehicle of any kin or ovor awy Hide walk within the corpora ills; thnt it shall be unlawful to rido on < tr nny sido wnlk, 01* hitch or fasten any hori homes to any treo or fence, or on any sir lk, in the pubHoequare or streets of tho vi ;o of Pickens, and any person or poison* i Muling shall be fined $1 for eadt and uvei ?nce. The said fino or fines to be collccU the Town Mjunhal, Who may enforce ti loction thereof by execution If r.ecessnry. Ratified in Council, tho 14th Feb'y, 18&8. M. P. MITCIIKLb, Intondant. Pel* 20 8J 8 / LOTS FOR SALE. ETlftONH dmttroilif of purchasing I.OT8 I TIIK TOWN OF WAMIAl.IiA, enh h.u mi on U?* ucual conditions. ApplyUJ J, II. OHTKNDOKFK, AKcnt. tVnllmllH. Npr. J>, 18.M i$0 ^ If ?iaie ortloiilh Carolina, 19 OfcOTWAUY-^OltAnOM. /HKRlvAy, JtufleH Haacru, Jr. hath app'.lc I to mo for let(or? of?dmUtUiriiifon. Willi tii 1 nhnoxcd, upon <dl and *i?g?lar the pcraoi ostntc of James Kocerx, ?r. dcoenaed, late < i fjt*t? afotcsaldand district ot'I'iokcns: Tli xtred and creditors of ?*ld deeoa*c<l arc,then a, citad to npfitar tafore m<*, ?i Pl'k^nx i on Motutoy IHk tit MarOfi u6Vii, to rho u?<?, If any tkrfy eon, why p.-d<l lvtUrn eh oil , l>o RrArtfod/ gLvwn under my H"'* *P(l fj IVjh. iSoH. V. Si PJOfcftjKtf, Ar.?. s Anaorson Prices Current. * CltKRK. TKl) WtKKLV BV KNOI.AND. UI.KCKI KV * CO ' Q" Asukrhox C. II., l\?b. 23, 18r>8.~ . Cotton per lb. - - 7j @ 1UJ Hutt, permick, - - 2.01) jr Colfco, Klo, per lb. - - 10 (a\ 14 in Stiguin brown, per lb. - 9 (?V II " crushed and loaf, p*r lb. 14(?t\ 18 ? . Molns<e*, West Imlia, per g&llou, 46 (n f>0 j n. wioans1 ' " 00 (a) 05 1 111 i Yarn (Ga.) per buiicb, - - 1.20 ' hi j OftniihtM'gH, (heavy) per yard, 18 @ i t id ! Shirtings, " - 10 (?t) 11 1 Iron, cuuwuon sizo Swede, per lb. t " English, ... 0 Nails, per keg, . - - fl ((?, GJ ' * Oil, I itiHccd, per gallon, 1.37 (j?) ot 14 Train, " " . GO Od, 1.00 10 Glass, 8X10 - - - 3 (ry 3.26 ly " 10X12 - - 3.2-3 (<h 8.60 ij_ Hicc, per lb. - - - C.l (ii) 7 Flour, per barrel, - - 6 @ 3.50 Wheat, per bushel, - - 0<T (ri) 95 Corn, " - - - 60 (<r) 55 a lhicon, hog round, - - 10 (n) 12 TO Bagging. Gunny, per yard, 17 @ 18 l0 Oats, per bushel, - - to (fi) 60 I | rcas, " " - 1.(10 5 Powder, Hide, per keg. - 1\ (<i\ 8 S&fm Tlioro is always to be found a good Stock I), of Goods, at P.., It, & Oo's. SlaU' ?<' s?uln tarolinu, ' IN KQIUTY?I'ICKKN8. ' 1 ^ />17AUUTANS, Trustees, Committees nnd He- 1 e" vT coivers, who liavo bonds in f lie Commission- ( )n er's offioc, anil persons who have sold property e. under tho,order of the Court of Equity, are hero- < 10 by notified to tile their Returns in my office, on f or before tho first day of May next. Vouchers t for all payments out MUST be exhibited, together < with all bonds, notes, certificates of stock, and ( it othov evidences of choscs in action, and also all i f title deeds, bills of sale, and other muniments of |{ title to property held in trust. Those in default, , at the expiration of tho time above stated, will ( ' be rulod indiscriminately as the lawdirects. ?? UOB'T. A. THOMPSON, O.K.P.P. | ill Commissioner's Oflicc, Feb 111. IS.">K (J S Tho Last Notico. ' 'l 4 LL porsona indebted to the Estate of s ( ^ZV- Fountain Alexander, doconfod, MUST ?g MAKE PAYMENT BEFORE RETURNs> DAY, or they will be sued! \t D. A. ALEXANDER, ) . , , , ,c T. M. ALEXANDER, } Ad,u rflm ESTATE NOTICE. ? i? 4 LL persons indebted to tho Estate of t i<T _Z\_ Doctor Spencer, deceased, arc required I 1S i to make immediate payment; and, those hav- (. ?d ' '"S demands against said Estato, must renj der them to me, loyally attostcd, on or before I J Monday 10th day of May next, as on that day I " I a final settlement of said Estato will be made t I w-r. ti.-rv? i: . !-? ~ I uviutu intj wnimiirv. ill I IOKOIIS V,'. II. _ I J. "M. SPENCER, Adm'r. " _Eo1> 2, IKoH 29 :tm ? ! smiiKirr's r i 1) V virtue of sundry writs of fieri facias to mo c r_ I) directed, will be sold before the Court House 1 kj in Pickens District, within the legal hours, on t the first Monday and Twesduy in March next, . One tract of land, containing six hundred and .j fifty'acres more or less, lying on east side of i Twelve Mile fiver, known as the saw mill tract, I adjoining finds of K. Madden and others, levied i ' | on ? > the property of Green ,S. Garvin, at the i suil of Thomas K. Madden fov tho use of Carter I Clayton and others. Ofie tract of land, containing one hundred and I A- four acres inuru or less, lying near l'ickensvillc, adjoining lands of Kuftis Dates, U. Halentine 1, ami oilier*, levied ou as the property oi" 11. \V. 11- Folger, nt tlio suita of Larkin Hendricks, Hall, Criss& Co., and others. n All the right, title and interest the defendant has to a tract of land, containing eighty-two acres more or less, whereon the defendant, A. of M. Folgo r n )\v lives, nls >, one other tract contc taining one hundred anu twenty ncrcn more or >g less, adj'iining lands of J. N. Hawthorn and ^ in others, near to Piokensvlllo, levied on as the [' property of A. M. Folger, at the suits of Roberts * j 3 Dniuian vs. A. M. Folger, and Hall, Criss & Co. and others vs. A. M. Folger and 11. W. Fol ger. y\iso on Titcguuy at Uefcnitant's house, 1 , black horns, 1 one horse carriago, 1 two horse waggon, 4 head of cattle, and 7 head of hogs. One tract of land,contain ng one hundred acres ill more or less, lying on waters of 12 Mile river, ix adjoining lands of Dennis I)odd and others, leys' icd on as the property of L. C. Evatt, at the suit of of R B. Benson, c- One tract of land whereou tho defendant now >H live?, containing one hundred acrea more or less, Id adjoining lands of Marcus Burrell and others, ly levied on as tho property of J. N. ltidlcy, at the i t 11 r\ ? Ioific vii a. u. uniiu. .All tho defendant's interest In one tract of | land, containing two hundred acres more or less, I whoroon tho defendant lived before his death, k- ! Adjoining lands of lienj. llngood, Col. K, Alexie audor and others, levied on as the properly of I tinoch Chapman, r.t tho suit of Fant & Kobiuson y, ! and others. 41 in All the defendant's interest in five hundred c Is aercs of lanil more or less, whereon the dofen- t n- dant now lives, adjoining lands of Sargent Orif- t d, fin, Qeorgo llendpckfl and others, levied on as r a; tho property of Samuel Kaper, at tho suit of 11- Thomas B. Roberts, survivor. r r- One bay mare, Saddle and bridle, also one t k tract of land containing two hundred acres more ?; i or less, adjoininglands of 11. Pcrvitt, W. H. g If Amlcr.ioii atid other*, levied ort h* the property ( of William Wilson, at the suit of the State. V One tract of land, containing two hundred and ^ ?t fifty acre a more or less, whereon the defendant t e, now lives, on wnternof 12 'Mile river, adjoining t. lands of Aloxaiuler A1 good, Hnvlitt Stephens mid , >d others, fovic<l on as the property of Thomas 1)11J lard, nt the unit of Uobort Kirksey, Alexander H J- Aitrood and other*. 0- Ono negro boy named Squiro, loried on as i ' ?s tho property of W. T. Holland, at the suit of n Jolm h. Norris and others. & !y One sorrel horse, also on Tuesdav after sale- ? day at defendant's house, one brindlo covr, lev- C it ed on M the property of i^swia C. Gail laird, at tl id iho suit of A. B. & J. Towers. to On Tuesday after flnleday, at tho house of >r ilonry ltoach, I pen wheat straw, I pr. drawing " ie ohains, 5 ducks and 4 chicken*, 1 stono churn, le 1 stono pitcher, 1 hack-band and belly-band, 2 1- pr. hapies. onr> lot farming tools. 4 wou<lifiir lino* w> 2 fulling axas, 2 pots, 1 skillet, 1 pr. pot-hooks, y 1 water-pall and buckot, 1 tin buckct, 1 tin pan, J 2 tin cups, 8 plntcs, I dish, and saucers, * io 8 knivca and forks, tt head of hogs, 2 head of cattle, 1 spinning wheol, 2 pr. cotton cards, 10 lbs. cotton, 1 table, 1 coffeo pot, tendered on Hclu'rfufe for ft no and costs, the State vs. Henry Roach. ? One nogro matt minted Joe and on? negro girl ( named Jlhodn, levied on ?? the. property of E. S Keith, at tho .wiw Of John B. rtltton, Dsnre croft, Hetto k Mnrafiall, and other*. . On lTu??dh^ Ktt?r lihledny, tot fclii! hoiis* of If. ' ttotielmm, two hundred bunlieU of ertrn more or le#H, 2 or 8,000 bundles of foddw, one old At ill ' ~ und soim still stands, Ac., levied on ft* the property of Geo. W. Davenport, nt thoHiut* or MW- I1 |thn Kimtman, flx'lrx., J. W. Htoke.i and others, r On Tiiowlnv aft^r arI^.Iav fttWlHiiim N??i?nri'? IC three hei?d of hog?, rerWd on the property of 11 '* K ^hiyn H. Newton, at tlio suit of William OtfvoiS 11 Sur., and other?. IC On Tuesday i?fU*r <wil? day, at defendant'^ *" , retldtive, sovcnljtbinjhel* of corn more or less, f. fuuv hundred inindlij* fodder,eight |iwid ol'hifls, * find one jyn> of ahupK'V levied on *W the proper- o ? tr of f?<uroucV ft?lC :>l the ?u'? mm j >endinTr'i ^ '? Trrrns ci>fl , pii)vc)m#??<<>, pny j>>r y^p?fy^ ,, I.. V. ClMm!r?,T,?, rc't. 5, 1*58 .iO 14 ' Ordinary's Salo. BY Virtue of an order dircotcd to me li W. J. l'nrHoiiH, K*n., Ordinary of Piel >nn Diotrlot, will be sola to tlio highest hi lor, on Hitlodny in March n?-\t, the Hen I K .ate of Olnvtou JenkiuH, deeenscil, namely TRAfiT\'n I i?:-.u - - , v ...p, ... A .VJVVi.in MIJ.II l?;i, I enters of Toxuwuy Crcok, vratcroof Tugu [liver, containing One Hundred AcrpK inoi C3?, and adjoining lands of R, A. (Jihnc unno Stnnaridge und others. TRACT No. 2,lvins on waters of ColonrT '\>rk, on the road loading from Pickens C. 1 ft .InrvnH'u Hi'lihrn 4- li v v *' iv?^v, vivii%<%tiling ggwiuy-in Ycics moro or lo?s. and adjoining lands i 3r. J. \V. Eurlo, Thou Jones and others.iold for division among the heirs of said d cased. Terms of Sai.k.?On a credit of one. yea vith interest, except the coats which must 1 aid in cash on the day of utile. The pu hascr to giro bond, with good security, i he Ordinary to seenro the payment of tl nucha.so monev, with a mortgage of thepr nises if deemed necessary by hiin. Purclv ior to pay extra for titles. L. C. CRAIG, s.p.i). Feb fl. lS.r)S 29. td Ordinary's Salo. T)Y Virtue of an order to mo directed I 2 h nr i ? - ^ a.* >? . ,t. ji ursoins, urtimary ol l'ic ins District, I will s?ll to the highest bidd 3n Saleday in March next, the Ileal Ksta >f Asa Carver. dci-eased, to wit: ONE TRACT OF LAND, situate in Pic ins district, on Concross Creek, waters ofTi ;alo river, containing Two Hundred and l'i eon Acres more or loss, ami adjoining lan? >f John Adair, Win. Adair and others. Sol or division amongst the heirs at law of ssi loecascd. Tehms or Sam:.?On a credit of tweh nonths, with interest from day of side, cxcc| ho cost a'hich must be paid in cash. T1 lurchasor to give bond, with good sccurit; O till! Ol'dinnrv to unmii-n lli/\ - J -- i'?,> "it"" "i 11 Hircha.se money, with a mortgage of the pr niscs if deemed nooeueary by him. Purch !?r to pay extra for titles. L. C. CllAIG, s.i'.u. Feb 5, j858 29 t.l COPARTHERSHIP NOTICE. I1IIB subsoribor would rcsnoctfully infori hi* friends and the public, that ho hf iHHOciated with himself Mr. J. ]$. 11EID i ho Mercantile business, which will hereafU >e c< nductod under tho name and < irkkn k rkid. Tho undersigned t."Riders his thanks for tli iberal patromigc hciotoforo huatowod npo lim, and asks ft continuance of tftfr name fc he new flrui. - ** GJIEEN. Jan 1, IS",* _ 25 ' tf Kft>?TUK ABOVKClIANdK renders vopui J i nuii lllj OKI nilHIUCHH HtlOllhl ll losed, ami those indebted to mo prior to tli at January, instant, will please call andse lo immediately. /. W. GREEN. Piokons 0. II., .Tan. 1, I8f>8 HIDES AND BARK WILL BE BOUGHT AT FA III PIIICE hy J. L. N. SMITH. Tan Yard, Jnn 4, 1833 25-tf w. M. ttatSTS ATTOBIV B3TFAT LAW, AMI Solicitor In KquHy, PICKENS COURT HOUSE, S. C. .Inn 14, 1858 20 t?_ TAXES! TA: ??S! [WILL attend at tho folio. times an placos for tho purpose of receiving Tuxc or the j ear 1857 : )n Thursday 18th February at Win Sander; " Fridov Wtli " " Ihii'li llofroni " Saturday 20th " " Fair I'lay ; " Monday 22d " " Cobb's; " Puosday 28f?l ' " Win Fant's " Wednesday 2-lth " " Salubrity ; " Thursday and Friday, 25th and 20th Fcl ruary, at Piokenavillo; " Saturday 27th February, at Trap; " Monday 1st March, at Hester's; " Tuemlny 2d " " Mrs Harton's ; " Wednesday 3d " " Wolf Creek; " Thursday 4th " " Hurricane; " Saturday Oth " " (Jrant's Storo ; " Monday 8th " " Tunnel llill; " Tuesday Oth " " Cajit A Robinf " Wednesday loth" " Jonas Phillips; " Thursday 11 th " " Poole's; *' Friday and Saturday, 12th and 12th, i Walhalla; ./vim ui nckfins u. ii. on monday ami Tup lav of Court, at which time my iJooka wi ie closed. Persons failing to make their 11 < urns by that tiiuo will bo liable to a doubl ax. I" icenegroes must pay their taxes di ing the month of Marcli. By act of tho Legislature, all persons ai cquired, under severe penalties, to retur ho number of births, marriages and deatl hat liavo occurred in.thcir families ; and, a o, the number of births and deaths union heir negroes. o.uuv i%r? :r.c; )var; i\'.)tt? *!l7 Oj ; and Poor tux, 10 per ccut on tho Stat ax. According to law, and under tho inatnu ions of tho Comptroller General, nothing bu pecio and tho IuIIh of tho following bank an bo taken in payment for taxes, namely lank of the State of South Carolina, Coir lorcial Bank of Columbia, Hank of Charlc; nn. Union Hank of Charleston, State Han f Charleston, Bank of Georgetown, Hank < !amden. Merchants' Hank of Cher aw, an lie H.?uk of Chester. JOHN W. Ii. CAREY, t.c. .Tan 20, 1858 27 tf JOS. J. NORTON, ATTORN El AT I/AW, AND Solicitor in Eqnily. TOKENS OOURT HOUSE, S. ( Jan. 1, 1838 25 tf JUST RECEIVED, 4 A & FAC L Jl. ruin IHUKAD. Also, n lot of fiw IliOTHINO. All ohonp for cnnh. K. Sr, K. E. ALEXANDER. J?n 1>. iar>H 21) Vt? J. A. MoKEE [T7-OULD respectfully inform th? citizcu f f of PiuL'tno, that ho hiis locatcU n 'Icknus Court House, fur tiiv mmrapA of cm ying on the TAILORING BUSINESS, at. t rtwl ?n ? 11 ' " ' rvi""^Y vw mi v.ii uimviv mix uic niw cftt unit fashionable style. ft* . Hi, 18S7 4 tr WANTED TO HIRE, PEN OR TWELVE NKORO MK.\ l work on tho Ilh.o RIdjto linilf'mrl, thre illorf Mttlhallo. " A^|y ??ti tho fton/ r w ,?C ] ASSIGNEE'S SALE. "\T7II.I, bo ?old at IMckcnsville on WedTt ncmlny ami TIuumIhv, 'lie 3d and 4th l'- of March noxt, i\ll the nKHigncd pro|w^j of J'ilijuli A. Alexander, consisting in par', of | A well selected STOCK CP FKF.S1I UOODS; !" Seven now (wo-horse Wagons; One second hand Wagon ; lc | Twopettsof Blacksmith's Tools; r' | Lot of Timber, Paint Mill, Ac; 1 l.ot of Iron. Hor*o Shoos, Ac ; ' 1 1,000 lbs BACON; 0,000 bumiles Fodder; A' j Household and Kitchen Furniture; |'j. i Two Rifles and one Shot (inn ; " | Five Cowr and Culvcs, &e. v j TK11MS?On n er'.dit of fix months on all c" sums over Qvo dollars. Note and approved ' BCeurity required before delivery of thegoods j"; I J. K. HA(JOOl), ) ' I i?l. >1. A'UKIU.N, ; Assignee.'. W;? ,r* J. J. NORTON, j "J Fob 11, 1858 no ^ PICKENS ACADEMY. rill If] TRUSTEES of the above Institution J take pleasure in announcing to the public, that their School is now open forlthe rei coption of Students, under the supervision of I an experienced Tcnclier, WM, M. 1IEATI1, >y j Esq. Hates of Tuition for the Primary class k- | $0 00 per session of live months. For Grimier ! mar, (leogruphy, Philosophy, Composition, te j and everything pertaining to an English Ed '?e>i v... ?i... i UVUUWIi, JJUt OUOCiUK. I' Ul" II!'* k- and tlio higher branchc.s of Mathematics, n- $15 00 nor 8CHMon. f- J. K. 1IA0001). I? M. F. MITCIIKLI., Id C\ PULLIAM, id M. M. NORTON. I'Vh 1. 1858 20 tf it \OTICE. ?e "VT OT1CR is hereby given to nil concerned >*, that ii filial settlement of the Estate nf e Silas Kirktiov, deceased, will he made before e- . the Ordinary, at Pickens 0.11., on Friday thn iv- 14th day of May next. All persons in<lel?tc<l to said Estato must make payment, and tlioso having demands will render tlioin to ine, h:I gaily attested, by that tiiuo, or they will ho barred. F. N. GARVIN, Adm'r. m Feb 12, 18.'>S 30 3m n NEW STORE & NEW GOODS, rf One Mile from XnrraU'H liild^, JNeartlic Komi lending to Wnlhalln. ie f|MIE undersigned wish to inform their n 1 friends and tlio surrounding eountrv ir generally, thnt they uvo now opening a wofl selected Stock ot Fall and Winter f?oo<ls, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Crockery, lf Hardware iind Cutlery, Groceries, Medicine*. 10 &c\, with almost every articlo usually kept in 0 ii country store ; all of which will bo sold low t" lor cash Call and ?ee. Wo will take in exchange for Goods, country Cotton and Wool Homespun, Wool lints, Dried Fruit, Venison Hams, Maw Hides, Pens -i>ecs\viix, j a now, jionev, <\e. J. M. ALEXANDER, s E. E. ALEXANDER. Nov. 14, 1857 19 tf Stale of* .South Carolina* IN OHPINARY?CITATION. WHEREAS, llob't. A. Thompson, Comnii.?M sionor in Equity, linth applied to mc for letters of administration, open all ami singular the personal estate of Mrs. Mary McKinncy, deceased, lnte of the Ktato at'oro said nnd district of Pickens: The kindred and creditors of said deceased are, therefore, cited to nimoiiv run <it (! II nn Pin?lotf J 10th March next, to shew cause, if any they !?* cnr?, why said letters should not he grunted. Given under my hand and seal, f>th Feb. 18i>b. W. .1. I'ARSOXS. o.f.n. rceTiote. 4 LL persons indebted to tho old firm of 5 XlL 1'. <& K. 1?. Alexander are requested t<> ()?v up and save costs. Return day is clouo >y?look out! ^ E. K. ALEXANDER. .Jan 14. 1858 26-tf Survivor State of South Carolina, IN KQUITY?PIPKKNH. Abraham Duke, C. ux,,et. al J 1}n, for r,irtiti<l? Jos. Donaldson, ct. nx., ct. nl ) ^cc l' >; 'P1IH Court of Kquity, for Pickens district. Iinr; 1 iiig referred the Accounts of Unmet L>uko, Administratrix, nnd Ilnnsoni Dnke, AdmhiiMrn\t tor, with tlie will annexed, of the 1'crsonr.l K*IhIc of KuhscII Cannon, deceased, to tlie Com s- misiuoncr tor Bcttlcmcnt, tlic defendants Carter H Cannon, Hie heirs-at-lnw of William Cannon, dey. cca*ed, Margaret March banks, Judy Kendrick, |c Klijah Cannon, Martliu llrovrnand Jan. Cannon, j. who arc absent from tho State, vrill tak? hotioo that tho said Kkpkuksck will be held ?t my Office, on Monday the 15th day of March next. KOiJ'T. A. THOMPSON, c.B.r.n. Copi'M Office, Nov 14, 18*?7 td J; PREMIUM COOKING STOVES, AF all (iizes, with and without llnllow-wnro. K For sitlo l>y J. II. YOIGT, g Opi>onito l'lnntor's Hotel, AVnlhnlln, S.C. August 0, 1857 'I tf 5:i C g "3~ J % a r ^ & - 8 ~ il&?8 II L" I S -9 a i" 2 fc I ' * 63 H 3 ?r w s g ? <? ? ?f! S >, =! ' = - til tSS d ! CO S"' .'fJ W O) O -3 pS kc ? * rTrsc js* .81 S*.S . cc. ? ? v > ? ?* ^ ="2 fc-* ^.Sfa ?.* ? gf4?. *3-3 s.^ feija 3, ^ flu / K-fi ? ?*''? M ?*#?** &" , isj < o-liSfl :2 ?% ' ^ m a?|s? I f i .. jQ H O ? ^ J J. H. VOIGT, ', TIN ANI) 'fcOPPKll SMITH, 11,^11.. ?J *\ i II lUIIUIIHl B. t ?) J I NFORMS liin fricnda and I ho public tbnt i I he ha? engaged a eortupeteut Cojtprrcmith, - [ who Iirs upward* of twenty year* experience I in tho manufacturing of CUl'PKU KKTs j TI-ES, STILLS, and nil other article* ;?n&nut fiictured Olft of Copper, Tin and Sheet-Iron ; and i* prepared to fill order* for itll work in ^ {hi? lino ftt ?hort notice. Torinn moderate. .. Kefor* to the durability of hi* work. An glint fi, 18A7 ? 4 tf / - GUST & BLASTING POWDER. ; II V i>t;i; MI|J, Winpr m>w in noii\" o <?l pj^ vfttton, dun U >1 <1 It I a ?11 ftl R e ] be l'urnlxhctl to dealers nn.l I, . ">'Kr4fflHb'"' All r>rrlei*v nrf'.lrcsv'O'l t<? : f'- n III be ?r..