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the monetary centres, and tlio great mar-j kcts of the country. Y ot every enterprise seems to strengthen our common wealths for the efforts instead ot' producing weak-1 ncssand threatened ruin. The steady increase in the production of the great staples of the country is not the only flattering evidence of improvement.? j Tin) rtochtic ondition of our laboring classes? the small number of our helpless poor indica tcs a healthy organization of society. The contrast hofweon 4WIVH UIIU uiu | South in this regard is so striking its to ] prove suggestive to statesmen and philan- , thropists. In Now York, in 18J>7, relief . wax granted to the poor to the amount Of $1,351,333 3). The number of persons dependent upon public charity was 178, 2-49. The StatO has been compelled, in its provision for almshouses alone, to expend ono million dollars. Of the army of her 1 uauners. (57.0(10 urn n:.fiv..c nfil.u . j _ ... ? vti VI MIIO tUH'l " try.* The pauperism of other free States ?enrcoIv affords a smaller ratio to (ho whole p >pu- 1 lalion?the older States being nltlictcd with the heaviest burden of domestic want. Tlio .South pefirccly has an almshouse.? > She has n.ot.ii l> idy of paupers who form a permanent horden upon the public. Her oeggard arc nminlv of foreign hirth. Her cltnritio* arc the outp mring of imlividual bencvolenee. llor eleemosynary institutions i lire mainly supported by tlio free will offer- ' ings of her own citizens. The striken of lab ?rer? nga'mst their employers?tho niutteiings of discontent of the imisses not yet enrolled in the great army of , abject poverty?the agrarian doctrines, grow lug in popofurity among ihe (ree laborers? tlio perpetual excitement and tteivo faiiuti- 1 eiKin tnat cliaraotorirtft the population "f the North?cannot Jail to l>? o ?n.shiored c\il omens fur the filluto: ami, in contrast with tho contented, prosperous mid thriving condition of our lab >r, to surest that a misapprehension nn<l misrepresentation of the South !uis j)rcvnilod. The contract, so favorable to the South, should convince nil SotiQiurn men that stea uv, persistent devotion. to tlio work of developing nuf vn*t ro-<?trce.->, ih (lie true policy for our future improvement.? .V. (). TmVOIITAXT KttOM WASUINtlTON'.-Alltcrtl'uu Interests in Central Ahierley.?It will bq seen by cur spccijn) dispatuh from Washington this morning, that the President is fully alive to tlio critical state of the interests of our citizens in Central America, and has taken steps to secure them from h'orm in auv and <>vi??-v mi.ni A special imwsonger leaves to-day, by the dteatncr for Aspinwall, with instructions tor (Jen. Luuiuruiid the Commodores of our home und 1'uoiliu squadrons; find should tho private accounts that have been recciv- , ed in relation to tlio iveent negotiations in j Nicaragua turnout to be correct, tlicit(JKivcrnmctit, as well us the others in ('entnil I Aincrica, will foon find out that there is sonic other power in the world than that ! wielded by the Anglo-French alliance.? lu view of the possible necessities that may ; grow out of the complicated state of affairs in the (Julf of Mexico and the Carribeaii 5-wvi oivlnfo I '. i-?? ?* ? ?* vr.vii.io .t.nv; uvcii iu uie several navy yards to prepare u largo number of vessels for immediate nor vice. In taking thin energetic and prompt coursoj Mr. Buchunau has exhibited a dear ' Conception of tho tnle character of those irresponsible institutions called govern- 1 inents in Central America; and if our diplomatic representatives there comprehend tho President's views, and do not permit themselves to be humbugged by diplomat- i io palaver, they will soon bring the unscru- 1 pulous rulers of these republics to a sense j of the fact thut there are rights which 1... ? J ? ? auucH* uu nuu wnicli t5\oy luu.st. j icf j?uct. An energfttio demonstration now, i insisting upon tho immediate recognition ! of the claims of our citizens, mid a d}sposi-1 tion to du them justice, will have h greater effect ujxm the unwisu rulers of those States . than even a declaration of war would at u later period, and will doubtless savo us from such a resort. Tho eourso Mr. Buchanan has determined to pursue is just what was required in the present emergency, and wo have no doubt will bring President Martinet to ; Iiis senses.?Av /o Yn/l- Jlr.raUl. Fiiavdsos' tub IT. 8. GOVntx.Mfixr.? I Tb.OfC is (seemingly no end b> tin; frauds ; U}>i>ii the j<uhlic. One J. (\ Woods is now under examination before tho U. S. Commissioner of New York, charged with making out false vqwehora,. covering an expenditure of S^OO,<JOO, against the Govcrnmont, tor tho construction of a wagon road between K1 J.'aso, Texas, und Fort Yuma,'California, Woods was only employed j in malting out tho aecounts, Ho hud no . profit in the transaction, directly orindi-, ???i. _ / i ? wiij. ji nc v-uiniiiissionor, in committing liiin, Buys the oflfcnce gcums to h;?vo been i . committed by bitu partly through mistaken ! ,< iviowa uf.the httr; p.irtiy through heedlessness of t lie means widen ho ndopted to accomplish un end vrhloh ho considered proper. Fiiuits of Tkui'kiusck.?Tho (Srecuville Pitriif rem to* tho futbifcittg iniitftMce ofg-oen old iigo. and Add*, with Htgmfttiam'-.; Vhut , his habit* have been tcmpcrntc;" '.y. i " Mr. Je.sao Trammel, residing in '.tike | r?. VI HIM MinlliV'l, 1TIIU IlilM illturned ilio ago of otm hundred yoavrf, fwrv- j ed nil last wook in Court as ft petit juror. j What .is nioHt remarkable, lie wqnt through i the labor* of the week without serious fa- , tigne ; heapng and Hiyrht - a? gwd as j iyi>st of men thirty yottw hisjaoi n\ and-he is still possesscU'of good nieuioty ami intol- j limmAA %t - (1 ^ __ j SlM/llOKON AM) TUK.TTNKKK. A ?0.11thvinitn who luis roconfcly returned from | Knpland, rc1?t<w ah sncsdou\ of Mr.-} Bhurpeqi) that in to^i goocj to be lust. The frreat preach*r hntf for hi.i fhetne one duy the powejr of individual, personal clfurtV, and to, ill Matrate it he toldn- Htory of a " Yankee/' ii? Mr. Kpurfteon culled hiio, *rho honatcd that he could whip thro ouiiro Enjlliflh nation himself. ? And how ' owjbl * you do it." ?:ihl a hyafcindor. " Why," Haid tho Yankoo, i' 1 would take one Kit-' ^lislunnn at. a tnno. I Would whin>Mm ??.<! I tbou 1 wou14 lako ortotUcr,' a*>d do 1 v/ouW > ' 1 * T&* * 0 "* jfl V?*r . t * * go along till I had whipped the entire tut- J tiou.", At the close of the sermon, Mr. | Spurgeon, the relator of the nnecdute. uud several friends, retired into ft vestry.? &K?n there canjc in a tall, lean, long-faced, solemn looking man, who hailed from the State of Maine. Ho presented to Mr. >Spurguun a letter of introduction, and was welcomed by the preacher. Soon Mr. iS **? * * ppurgcon auuresscu tl?e new coiner by sav- | iug : " Well, my Auicriean friend, how ilo . you like my illustration of individual pow- ' er, drawn from yopr countryman '! "? " Oh," said vho member from tho L'int! t Tree States,'' I wan well pleased with it hccauso it wan so true," and this was said 1 with the utmost solemnity of tone and gravity of manner. " So true, so true," I said Mr. S. ; " what do you mean, sir?" j ' I know a Yankee that did that once," wits the reply. 44 And what was his name?" Mr. Spurgcon asked*?to which the Yankee answered. 4t The nanio, sir, whs (!eor<jo Washington ; perhaps you have hoard of him." Mr. Spurgeon was dumb for a moJUont. lie then joined in a hearty laugh and allowed 4* tho Yankee," was tuu much for him. - -? ?- ? SffHKT l);{FJNtriON. A sprightly sehool<rirl who attendd tho "Control High," where the tcvioher* have a way of ineiting j the nunils to u:i-lirshinl wh it tlw.v ' >. i . , . , { " 1 tlioclass, was roadinjrtlio "Ij-.?st of the llu^r- , ajermu^gors," ami stirred by tin', spirit or' ewjuirv, stimulated by her teachers, it" i">t 1 by natural feminine curiosity, asked a boy ! cousin of he.rs, the meanin^of bu?rgori!Hl?;- j <rer. John looked thoughtful for a moment, | and then said?'' I'll show you "?and be- | fore tbe incipient woman bad time to m ike | any iurtuor remurii, John !? ?! his arm around her waist. ami subjected it to a gen- | tie proasuro? 'That's the hut/ yrr\ and i i this (putting his lips to hers in affection- ' 1 ntc collusion) is unujyer !" ' Yes," s.iiil i , the not more thuu half displeased Sarah Ann?' ami this is the last of huggermug- | ; gers>?for if you ever attempt to give tne I another such definition, I'll box your ears. | I've a groat mind t ? toil Mr. Hall, aa I go to school, what sort of dictionary you uro carrying about with you all the timo." | TtlKIJKHT It KCO.MMKX0ATION.? A youth seeking employment went to one of our large cities, and on inquiring at a certain ] counting room if they wished a clerk, was ?!...? .1 1: i *' ... .. kmu uiiii/ iiicj iiiu inn. v?n mentioning llli! recommendations he had, one of which was from a highly respectable citizen, the merchant il(Wired to sec them ; anil in turning over his carpet hag to find his letters a honk roollcd out on the floor. " What hook is that!'" said the merchant. "It is the Hib!e, sir," was the roply. " And what are you going to do Ivith that hook in New York ?" The lad looked seriously into his face and replied, " I promised my mother ; I would read it every day and I shall do it, j andburst into tears. The merchant considered that the best recommendation he could possibly get, and immediately engaged the boy. fn due time he became a partner in the firm, one of the most respectable in the city.? ;V. Y..Jjcihjtu\ On hearing a clergyman remark that "the world was full of change," Mrs. Partington said she could hardly bring her mind to believe it, so little found its way into her pocket. A (jknti.kman n?ki!tl u negro ifhe would i not have a piiiult ofunulf. " No," rupliud t In; dark'pv, respectfully*, " motunk you?l\>inp'i? J 11O8O not hungry." ~33YM?W?*!.. Mmiiiiko, on th'o 10th Fobrunry lust; by Win. j limit. K?q.. Mr. W. Millkh to Miss Hahaii Ul'.lMlor. all of Pickens. NOTICE. '1MIK misunderstanding between M(Mrn> firis1 li.nii uqiI Iviilitnciiin having boon explained lo the foil s? ti ^faction of boili parties, I liuvo been requested to give notice of the fnet. The original notices are mutually withdrawn bv .1 lie respective parties. I. M. St. JOHN. Tunnel Hill. April II. lsv.i. ::s I mi *<-' A. t A * i.liu x irsu J.K3vHiniCiiT OF tbc Salo Notes, for (ho ltenl Kstate of ISSI'llTBI.h & NOllMAN, ore now duo niul must he paHl without delay. Promptiieas will huvu trouble. J. 13. IlAllOOD, Assignee. April 14,'rifoti ?? 3_ Administrators' Sale. V y 1IJ< UB .SOI.D ftt the Into resddehec of i i TIioiiwih I lull tugs worth, deeelutcri, on Tu^*dny the I'.'th instant, ihu entire pei'yonul cxt.ilcyf wild deceased, uuiuely:' Tinfle. Corn. IIuJk, funning Toolw, Household nud Kitohcn Furniture, Mid other article*. TKIIMS.? All 81111)* under ?5. ensh : nvnr thiit sum, two!*'* months credit, wftk interest, note >t ml Hoonrlty. Kl,l AS lll)ld.lS(lS\Vf>R.Tll, \ v , . If.UlDY J. KKNNBLI.. / u April ?, 18.VJ- a? 1 IVY virtue ufsundry writ* of licri facias lo me ) directed, will l?o sold before the (5??iiri House I in 1'lckeiM HijilrU't. within the !<yjul hour*, on i the first Monday and Tuwiday in Jiky next: All I ho right, title and inlttrentot C. M. Tuy--> lor in a ccrtain truct of land contaiuing ; ucix# more, or lem. i?lj iniujj land* of I.. II. \ Hamilton. t'hfirity Williams aisl others, levied ; oii as liin property,-?t theaiiit of It. P. Mauldeii. | Due tract of land, whereon Hie defendant now iivom, containing one Iiiitxlruil niul acven- J Iy-fivo licrcH, More oV -lens. adjoining land* of ' Sifiuiict Miivoi'ichf .lumen Duke uiid otkOrn, lev- I ictl on us Hit* property of Jcromiuh Collins, nt '' (Iks snii of B. F. O'KeHy. One tract of Inii/t containing forty fterea, more or lens. {idjTflhjn^ |nm(* of Alle>\ '|*li> iii, John > Slnxwell fittol other*, One oHter contain- j inu two hundred am! fortv lumm. ndjoining lrt?\j|* of Tlioriiic 11 ol!>? ook-i ?iui oiii- | er?{ nlno, phefviy mnro,* leviM oh ?? mo prop- j M-ty of Win. J. lion#, ni tlie. unit qfJunen Koiu-li. One thiol of lam), n (joining lundsof)* It Johnston, J* ili iulwcll niul others, tionliiining eighteen neves, more or lu.*s, <?n whieli thor'o is u new ! hjiw mill. &(!., levied ot| ft* tho pfoportv of i>ohn W 'forty, Ht (hp st^it off K .loo*^ and othoi*. Otto yoko of Oxen, levied on nnilor nttnohinont. t?? tlio property, of Spencer Uuvst, ut rtio *?uil of W. 8. 'Meredith. Tcrmft'ctuih ; purchaser* to pay for papers. L. C. UJt.UO, April* 7, & -iJ Anderson Pricos Curront. OOltlUCIKK WKEgM UY lll.Ki'KI.KV A CRAYTOXH. j asqisitson II., April ft, 1850. Cotton per II). . - - - 8 (ji, 1 ll Suit, (Liverpool) per sack, - 2.00 Coffee, Hio, per lb. - - 18 (a) 14 " iIhva, pur H). - - 1# Ot) 20 " Lnguyrn, per lb. - - 15 ( > 1(3 Sugnv browu. per lb. - - (n 11 j Ciiflflcil, pvr lb. - 11 (it l'2J 44 ( Vuslii'il liitr IVi - 1 ' 1 ' ' - " W MoltWdod, Weal lmlia, per gallon. 40 (? 1*> " N. Orlcdns, " " 0< 115 " Mtiseoimlo, " " 45 (ns nl) Uiip^inx, Gmmv, per xnrd, lfc (? I'.i Hale Hope, * *lb. - 11 (? 12 J | lUvoQii, hop round, - - II (? 12 | Duller, per lb. - . 12 (<i, l"i Steel, casl, ... 2<) (? 2?> " Uerinan, - - - 1'J (?i. 1"> ' lHi.ilor, - - - 11) (ti- 12 Iron, common ?i*c Swe<U>. per lb. <) ' ' - 6 lo 7 iinjlies 0} (n\ 7 ' Knglisli, per Hi. f> (n. I) " liamls, " - ? l? ('i 7 Nail.-'. IjchI liruiiiln. ?n>t* tor* - a I / -. m lasting*. per ll>. - . (*i |i| 1'uwi.ler, HUle, per keg, - 7), (n 8 " blasting, .... . _ A Glass, 8X10 - 2J1R (ri Hvl'2 " 10\12 - . U (? H. '2 *> \Vliti?i I.enU, per lb - - in <?, 11 Oil, Linseed, per gallon, . 1 (? l.'Jfj J Tralii, ' ? . t?0 (V 1.00 Hire, per lb. - . . V, tj Flour, per barrel, ... .ijio Wheat, per bushel, - - (it) (jA 11.1 | * "rn, <>."? (it 75 i Oats. per bushel, - - ?!7 (u. jo Ileuswux, per lb. - - 20 (ti\ 2'2 'I Feathers, r,7 (,t\ -10 \> <MI|. " (? JJO Yarn (hi'si) |>pr Uuncli, - 1.13 (n\ 1.20 O.^iiMbur^H, (licuvv) |ii'V ymtl, 11 ('<> 1 ! iSliii tiii^s. H (?i. 10 Cow 1'ciiM, ptT busliol, - 73 (? Hi> Corn Mu.'il, " - - 70 (a] 73 lli?w IlidcH, (?li\v) ... 12 iSole 1.outlier, (Iioiiilotk) per lb. 27 0< "?0 tirji" Von will nIwii.v? tlml ii lnrgo lot <?l" UrocoricH mid other licnvy guiulu on hnml uiul fur !jul? nt low priocH nt 1$ & (!'. ?. Head (lunR'tci's. I'lFTII HiiIIMKMT. Mlirril I'mi.i.vi 'IVII", ll.itlaliom composing the ">ili Kc^i1 mom, S. <!. M., will parade lor instruction iiii.l drill, armed and equipped as tlio law directs, at the following time* and places. luximjlv : 'Pho 1st Uattallloii, at I'iekon.svillc on tlie UOili of April, instant. The 2d l> u tall ion, at Mrs. Barton's on the 71it May next. Lieutenant Col. 11. II. Uriflin and M.kj. \V. i Hollingsworth arc charged with tlio extension of these orders. Tlie commissioned an I non-commissioned ' oflicers will appear on tlie day previous for drill ' and instruction. 1 1?.. ? i>%> uruur ui i oi. J \MKiON. W. K. Wki.uoun, A'lj't. April ! 1. 18"iO as tf 1 Everybody Run Hei*'v i k r k u & li e) \v as v, j yir WAL11ALLA. S. nAYK JaH received, ami arc opening a ( large ami fresh assortment of choice * Spring and Summer Go jds, Consisting in part of Calicoes, S'.lk*, <!inghams, with almost every variety in this ile- t partinent. ltca?ly-ma<lc 'Jlotliiitg. Of this Slock, our supply is largo, well nia<le, and is " cheaper than the cheapest." ?Al.SO? Hurdwuro, Crockery, Qutlery, with a full supply of excellent articles in this line. ' O-BOOEBIES. Sneli as Colfco, Sugar, M dashes, Popper. Spice. (Singer, and many olhor articles belonging to the trade. Choice Wines, Liquors, Sogars, j Willi their usual concomitant* : ouch of which article is miporior in tpmlity to anything in the up oftuiitrv ! Our ti.mds are fresh?have been purchased in the bast markets", ami will lie sold at rates j astonishingly low. Unrtoring, in all it* bran- ' cIicb, (loiio iiv us. Drop in and lie. convinced ; with tho prices and Htvleof our Onodn. J'MKKKU & LOWIIY. ! Walhalln. April IS.V.i ;;7 tf NEW GROCERY STORE, At l?l< kcllM II. subscriber be^s leave to inform bis | I friends and the public generally, that he j has otieued a GROCKRY STOItB. And is now receiving ami will con tin no to j receive everything usually kept in mi establishment of this kind. Tlio Stock is nil lre^l\ and tins been bought on the most advantajjiouo terms and will be sold nccordl?gly. Terms will be strictly Casli or liarter nt cusb prices. Call and seo mo. j. ij. rkiix April 1, 18')0 30 tf Wheat and Flour. I WANT '0 buy im nediatclv 500 bushels of! gunil clean Wheat, anil 200 Micks of Flour. The cash and a fair prico will be given. J. E. JIACjOOD. Pickens C. II., April 8, lftW 37 '2 ' Tax Notice. 4 l.b persons who have not pnidth?ir Tux will iV please conift up to the mark nnd pivybiitymetf ' tliin and Saletl.iy next, or on that day. as no | longer indulgence enn be glvon; promptitude j is required of ntc nnd I must require It of others. Tlio otKocrs of the ditferout Hoards are pressing mo lor money and t must collect before 1 can pay them. J. W. b. CARV, T. C. April 0, 18. _'27 4 NOTICE! VLb pcrions indebted lo 0. Rlecko, Jr. prior to Jan. 1st I No'.', must settle up on or be foi'u (lie 1st of May next as money 1 tuuslhuve. A word to the hIko is sufficient. G. ItlKCKE, Ju. WalhalU, April, 4, 1850 27 4 Notioo. 1 K(>1 ZA A. lMOWN, wife of I,. A. Brown, .! hereby give uotieo that at the expiration I ol the legal length of time. I will net nmltrade nn n solo trader or free dealer. My 1ms- ! band's occupation is that of ik Farmer. km/a a. brows. Aprtl '?, 18'V.t 87 !lnt. riokous Diniivu Agricultural Society ; -A* WAMIALbA, 8 CV j rrilK rogulur <|tiAi'lurly morling of lliis Sorio- ! I ty will tivko ptncc on the Thlnl Sal unlit/ ,, in A'i?ril. nt 10 o'clock, A. M. Ah I lie business 1 h ot' imporliincc. i? general tittenchinre of flio 1 inciubci'H In ro*|n'offully rapienred. Ily ordur'f of tli? PrortkhMir. 0. K? CANKKMP.K, Son. L April 87 * > . i } HIDES AND BARK Will BE BOUGHT AT KAtU PRICKS by .T- 1: X. SMITH. I Tan Y?rt, 4, 1358 Cb-X 1 . * LOOK OUT FOR NEW S PINO & SUM ME GOODS,' AT pKNDLKtON'. S. <\ S.11DTH & IIOVI:V HAVE just rccoivod and nrv now opening for the inspection of the pnhlio a xiilo:iHld assortment of Spring nnd Summer l>li^ GOODS co which wo invito the attention of the pvhlie. Our Stock of l>rest> (Jooils enilinipi'ii nfKi-t t-.i !???? ?,f il... V ...? i muivi; "i me ill 1(1 III?l>i | fashic null!*; Stylo* from tin* I'rcnoh, Knjjlifdi j tuid Auiorieiin Manufacturers. LADIES DRESS GOODS. Colored .Muslins. Jaentict, Lawns, Holies, j Double Jvipo Kobe*. (] indiums. Molmir l*o- ' liege, l'lai.l Uere^es. I loon Skirts. (*;?Ii? <rj. .lacoiiet. Swiss. Mull, I'lain ami 1'laid Muslins. Hliiok ami CnlorQU Silks, l/mcii". I'iimbricks. 1. 'ii;; Cloths, ifrfc. Embroidered Collars and Sleeves well worth tin1 attention of I all buyers from oO cts. to 0.00 dollar*. filoiiiicta. White, Colored and Fuik v Straw and Neapolitan I)'hi outs; ami a good assortment of , White and Colored Ladies and Misses llats, Flowurs. Ilililimis I? uI 1.^1 .< Gonts Goods. While Linen Drill. Planters' Linen, Sail j l Duck. Cheek nttd lMuin Linen*. l>rapdu'to ('uUonude Linen and Silk Handkerchiefs,<S:c. ' Roady-inado Clothing'. Linen ami Mari-ciHes Shirts and Collar!*. Linen L>ra|)tle'to and Cloth C?aitf, ul' all p|zos>. Whito itml Fancy Linen, l?!a<-k and Fancy ('iisidniurc Pant*. Ilia- and Fancy Silk, and Fancy Marseille-, \ Osts. j Boots and Shoes. iUOiH ami ii Moots mid Shoo* of all size-. > l.adio* Silk (Sailors, 11ot*l La o 15 iuls. Blui k | 'and \\ Itii.! Kill Slippers. To all of wliicli >vc , in\it?' ilto addition of piirelmsors SMITH X 110VKV. i . Marcli '2'1. l^oO M JT Stale ol' KotiUi Carolina, I'lfkciM"In I'.qiiliy. John II. Trowull ninl wit? et. nl. ) ..or nvs I I>111 lor Dimvov Klixabotli B. Keith. Ex'trix.et ill f(,-N' IT appearing to I lie (.'oiumlftKiotiiT t lint It. I'. | Holland and vvit'iS l'emdopc, I'.lliotl M. Keith, j Christopher Kirkney, David (jurviii and wil'c Xftuoy ; the heirs at law of .lured Kirksey. de- I ceascd, to wit : laftitih M. Kirkfcy, Jnrcd K. K. | t \? \? I.-:. I i...nrvti, > * >".> >< '>. i . ivivKucj' ; me minor ! heir? of Thomas .1. 11>iHnin, nftniely: Thomas .1 lliilliiin. Willium 11:il!uni, Hair K. Ilttllimi, . (Vle.stiu 1(. II:il!ui)i, Catherine llulliiiu, l(aliuii), defendants in litis ease, reside from mid | without tlio limits of litis State; On motion of Hut rison nntl I'ulliatn, it is ordered Unit the be- ; fore named absent ?!? font I tints do appear in this honorable Court and plead, answer or demur to complainants' ><ni*lbill of complaint, within throe mouths from lite publication hereof. orttn order 1 pro coiif'fxso will be taken as to llicnt. IIOU'T. A. THOMPSON, c.K.r.n. j; ? <mi m WHICH. uinroii i^i?? ."HI | 1 ttfale ofi'ttou(Ik t aroliiiii, is k((l'itv ? pick k.n s. i. Robert Kirkacy, AUin'r. ) , vj* I'otiiioii fur Relief, &< Isainti M Kivk.tcy, et al. j IT u|>!>c:iriliu (u in y M.-itisfuction lliul Ixiliuli M. Kirk.-'cy. Jiivetl I". l'\ Kirksoy tvn<I Jlnrv I.. M.l\ Kiiksev, (IcfeiuliwHH in liiis case, resldo willldllt lilt! limits l>f llll< till lllAtlr.il <>?' I Orr. for Petitioner, it in ordered that thcwe al?- j ."ciil defendants do nppmu* i'i this <Jo'.nt, it ml plead, answer or demur to (lie ssiid petition, within tlivec months from the publication hereof, or an order jivocoh/imo will ho taken against ' them. I 1UHVT. A. THOMPSON, c.K.f o. Cntii'rii Office, Man li IPoU !hn ( NOT 84'SC. VLf? persons tire hereby forewarned n- j _ gainst trading l??? n note drawn I?v , Maliew in favor cifT. letinison, tin obligations 1 of such note having boon complied with. C. MAI1HW. March I'd. IS".') 3ft tf i N 0:T BI' K. 11IKUKBY give not ice to nil pcreoiisiudehted in 1 me in the Ordinary V Otticcon lloiid> duo me ' ; for Ileal K.-tnte IitnI 1 have deposited all the ' honds in the hands nf ). K. 11auoOI> for eollec- \ tion, who is the only person authorized to receive the .same, and who is my duly a 'thorized deputy in all business trans ic.teil in my office. W. J. 1? AltKON'S, o.i'.i). Ordinary's Ofticc, March 'J:?. 1 I'm URBtiNVILLI: makblb ,Y;ART)7 rpriK sulmoribor 1ms on hand and is oou.1. stantly receiving a large and varied ae- i sortment of American and Italian Marblo, I To which ho would call the attention of those in want of a suitable Monument to murk the spot where repose the remains of their departed relatives and friends. Curving ami I lettering or all kiuds neatly and promptly executed. t ?&* Particular uttentinn paid to orders hv mail. JAMKS M. AM.KX. ' j tirocnville C. 11., >S. C.. 1'eh. '2'1 I?tf I N. H. He refers to l> U WcmHoM, (Jower, j Cox, Markly & Co., l>r. M II Karle, \V 11 ' \V at.fon, Ool D Hoke. It McKay, l'(*<<|. ! Commissioner's Notice. IV KifflTV t'll'kENH. / < UAKLM ANS, Trustees, ami all other per- ' VjXyfoUH, whoxe doty it is to ayopuut before j TUV, ti?1? re^nircil to til?; their Aiinwal Returns ' ill inv Ollice. on or before the 11th day of )Jay next. Vouchers for nil payments out untal he exhibited, ?r.d the "property held by | urery (intmlian or Trustee must be distinct- , ly sot forth in said Return on oath. No lie- ' turn will be received on public duva unless it in properly made out. Tln^e failing to'ooinnly with the requisitions of the law. as liorcin set foMli, will ho ruled ut once. HOIl'T. A. THOMPSON*, e.B.r.n. March '3. jSftO 30 tf I K'4k'in><< ? ill)1 M V. Hi. 'PHI' Froo l5ri?lgo over Kouo'ra lliver nt Fort 1 11 Hill, liuvJuR boeonto iirtpjwfinMo, the Ferry known m Sloan'u Kerry will be opened lifter tliiM <luta. M?Vroh io, 18oft r,ii J>_ NOTBU'r,. r|U10SR of y<?n indebted to nro pmv to .1. Jananry, 18VJ, arc again politely rotpiofltcd to pt?v what you owe mo. ( inetm wliot I Hiiv, wficn I tell voti I want money. You kijpw your iodcbudn?*M to mo, mid if VUU don't ooiiir.lv w ith n remuniilile vemiOKt y..U ilectt nut l?o surprinetl iu a vt?r\ curly day i ttv Art-OS] M with a Wil writ or i!H. an. as the lutKO iri?V l?c. S??,' li?^urkcn ff? thif nrrtic'tf ! i . 1,. H. JOHNSON'. (JhnppoU Hill. M ilV-li '2rt, I .v Sft I j ] ? Limo! timo.! Ximo V' I'Ji wilj fiuuinh L-iiiu-iit MioKiln on-CliKti'/n ' * Creels. I'l??koiiK l>w?trlct. at Thirty <'cni? p4rHtMhtl/w wt?Mrt>slc^d, ceftts fur ulacVe'ir Wo wlU hittUi tto?UMo.nnry-price*, i noB'f. maxwki.u Aaertt C in net L*ia-i fttyi M To if, I8>a 25 tf 1 SPRING W SUMMER GOODS! MltS. II. K N ICK would invilv ilio iitk'Ulion ot licr patrons and tlio public genirnilly to lier select and choiuu Spring and Summer Goods! t'on^iHtinv ?>!' I'laln ninl Colored Muslins I *1 hi 11 wjjtl Colored Hsirftjjc*, vii"n-i- loini'i'ii in ii'.iant". Various Colored t'ulicou-i. An*! ii ?plen<lid selection of Itomu'is, llibb >u? IhlsU'lW, Veil*. < iloYCS, Knees, ,<.r. Tl.c above (JOOl)S have been selected with ureal rare, ami will be found superior Ij any in the market foi ipiality and price. Tlioy arts offered at bargains f>>r ('ami. Walhallrt. Mareh 23, 18-VJ 3d 2i?l LAND TOR SALE. r1111 K subscriber offers Im' sale tin* valunA bin Til ACT 01' L A XI > on which lie ii?.*v resides, situated in the District <>1* I'iekmis, and lying on the head waters of LIi>ihteeii Mile C roe It, containing Throe J1 n m I ! <? 1 mul Twenty-four Arses. On the premises there nre si eonifortsiUle dwelling. sill necessity nut-l>nil<liu^?i. witli silmut Thirty Acres of fX<nnl bottom lain!. Terms ma<l? easy, ami tor further particular!) apply on the hunt to ] ,;,ix HOOKHS. Mttrcli 2:i,JlHuO 30 tf J. B. E. SLOAN & CO., ?r iviKiictun, (< 15KKT their ohl friomls iiikI customers J with si htip)>y new year, flunking them lor their past patronage. ami asking si eontiiiuauee of the same. They will emletivor tu keen lll< tlii'ir muni t-ni>i?..l i r * ,x " Assortment of Goods, To which tlioy invite tlio inspection of all.-I'lu'v ninko no olinrgo for showing them, and ihoso visiting Pendleton would do widl to examine tliCni before luiving. 'J*!i??y are now offering sonic clioioo Mus: M '0" :it 1": atid jjoud Tobaul'o ut k"i rents f?nr 11>. Jrtil; !?!?. 1X59 '21 tf Now Powder Manufactory. T | ^ I!!'. SoutIt Carolina L'owdor Mills ino now I ill Slli'J'OSwCnl ....-1 ?1 ? ? ... ....... .... . I.VMU.UH, tiuM iiiv mn'ii* tioii 1.1 Dealers' is cs?Ili*?l to tin* unmistakable superiority of tlie Powder Manufactured at these Mills over that any olliur in America. \Vo nro prepared in furnish at the shortest notice any "I tlio following description. via: Blasting Powder, Pintol Powder, Cannon " (Jnn ' Musket " Brilliant " l'illo " (Inn, Pistol, &c. The Manufacture is under the guidance of J. II. Ukskmkki.iikh. from Mommmgen, (Jermany, a skilful niol experienced Powder maker. lie has introduced the hi ;.dy hrilliant Powder ho much admired l?v he parting itommunity of Kurnpe. This Powder is a heautiful round and possesses tl e polish of c"d, and is entirely free from ail c r.odjng r (htui's, Healers nml contractors mny linvo their ir.lcrs filled njjrcenhlo to specifications nt the dim-text notice. All orders should lie adIressod to 'P. M. Sl.o.vN, at Pickens Court House, A'jent for South Carolina Powder Mills. JOHN llUW-KN & CO. March 15. 1 S.Vj JM tf 1051 ACRES OF LAND, In rickoiLs on 1*2 Jlllle lor {Kale. [AM desirous of moving West, and 1 nin i,,,...-.n'...:.. - ..... i if i i _J?._ MVi<> UHVIIII^ inj Aiilliu 1UI OUIl', WlliUU Ill's hi Twelve Mile Creek, containing One Thousand & Fifty-ono Acrcs. I will rut it into small tracts, (ii'sell altogether i?i suit jmrellasers. There tan can he made three very desirable farms out of it.? riu.se wishing to huy will du well to rail soon, as 1 am intending to move next fall, iind 1 must M'll soon to make readv. lilONM. HOLM . March I. 1850 M2 Pendleton Railroad Company. l 1 rnsniMiH'.iis t.. ii>.>. ..mmi ..? .i.;* Oomjianv are hereby n<-tilicit Hint tin* Sixteenth and Seventeenth Instalments nre r<M|UU'i.*<l to lie |?ui<l as follows, viz: The IHih instalment on 1st ila v o.f May, 18,r?0 " l(Jth " " " " July, " ' -Uih " " " " Sept. W. II. 1>. tiAlM.AKl>, Fi|l)'24; 1K.10 id Sec *v .Tro^n'r. Ktatr oi'Month Carolina. I'irkens?In J. M. muck, U. ul. ) vs. Dill for Partition. I sane llicc. ci. nt. ) 'I'll K Complainants having til el their bi'l in 1 this ciuh', nml. it a)>pcarin^ therefrom ili.it James.). DliioU ; Mnrjcaret Crane, J larger franc 1 ):l \'is ( ' I'll 11:*. A. P. Cl'itno Mtwl I flrr rcniiM representatives of Eli/.abelli ('nine, formerly Kli/nheth lllaek, dyfendnntsin litis case, reside front twnl without I ho liniils of this Slate : On motion, ii is ordered thai the aforementioned absent defendants do appear and plead, answer or demur to complainant*' Hiiid liill of compliiint, within three month* front this date; and, failing to do so. an order pro conjYmo will lie taken against them. iniirr t UMinitiiDAv i 111 i . ,i. i iiv?.?u ? .j-.im'. Coni'v* Ollicc, March 24, 18?W Hid. J. H; VOIGIIT, Ttn, C oi?|K>rM)ilf li & Ktliniukor. WA Ml VI.I,A. S. (\. A\* iI.t. jrivc'strict intention to nil bunrticKP Mill trusted to liia miv. Terms flic iaosl rvuh'uii'ible. J mi. 12. I 860 2ft tf NEW HARNESS SHOP. I invito tli?% polilic to look to its ihtorvst l>v coining: iltrcct to Fair Piny, S. An<l nntroni/.ing the subscriber in tlio liar ....1 u . i n., i : ': > -i inmm OIIIIIIIV ntiniiiu.tii. I 111! IUIOV0 named rtrtrCU's". tire always <ni hand, or nuide tu order when desired. Ucputring dojio neatly I mid with despatch. ALSO, Military Trapping of nil kin<l><; | Medical eases, and Furniture work done to oidor. I can srivo the l>e?t references either hero or in Charleston. A.s to prices, 1 . Warrant them low. Examine and juJ^p for yourselves. ' .1.0, COOK. Jan. 28, lfto 27 6m tfl.Mc flf'tfoitttft rarttlinn, In ^(inil^IMcUeiiM. Joitiah W. Obh ? | va * rofitio* forP.elicf. M. f.ylosaad \vif?, et al. ) Ii appearing 10 nu> < o?nsniR*iQOcv timl Jolm M. l<ynn>l wiK- M ivy. itat'enduiit* in tlii* fHHn, ve*i<to without Hie juVl?ili?tio? of tkirfhon :>vahl<! Court : On Motion ixf Ijurrboii anil l'ul- | K:ui>, ii U qWWrn^tlnit ilicjw><i hI>.*piiI delVn' Itml* <1o i?0)o;iv funl (liuiidi aji*wcr or ilenntr io ilie potitipn,ar's 8iii<l petition ofcoijiplniii!, with- , in tlnoo W"9htli8 from tlo' }iuiilir|iiip(l of this nilo, Of-t^^nlcr.yito coti/tino wHH?q token as to 111 pin. WOWT. A. THOMPSON, c.n V.D. Coin rs Ot&.B, Hirib .1i, 1053 oui . ? K# GATTDjD A'JV/3. * % Ft >K OltblNAKY. {e-"iv' T!io frioii'lj* of J. )!. M MlK/TTv-'pe.ct (ulTv Hini'iiincr him it .'.iihIkIuii: inr Onliiui) v of l'irkfiii I ii-?\ i?-t ;it tin ii?'\t oh-i'iion. jr; .'jY I'lu! 11 icii'lf ul W M. ' 1'AKfcONS, 1 . < (. rt'Jpi'i'ilullv iiniiotuiic Itiin a cnnilMutc tor rvrlcrlioii 1. > 1110 ? 1111 ( lit Ol<|in:itV. 1"| I r l'lck llrt ili.-uiii, lit ilu< ?h.*uin|{ i-lfclidi. l':;j Tin- IVidulif of W. K. IKlU'UMni') rwlH'cii'un.v hiiuuiuii'o liiiu a rtilididutc lorOriliuu- ] TV, 111 11 !? IH'M ( lull. I'-,; The tiifiiiln <?t S. II. JOHNS iv."jM'of lullv iiimihiiiicc liim it ctimlidulo lor Urilinury lit tin* iii-.vi I'liM'tion. , t/?' T'm iVii-mls ?f ufv. JOHN OVENS v.o^ ; lunvo i' n:. mice liim 11 I'tiixlululc Tor tlnliiuuy of I'lcLni.- iliviiivl, ui tin: ensuing rhoti'iii. !><i, Tlic friiiuls of THOMAS J. KKD'M r.-s)n?clliillv iiiiiioiiiicu liim ii I'limtiiiHU* lor Oruinury ol' l'irkcii.s ilirilrh-l. nl tlic ouiuing eii-gtion. roil sniuurK. J*j)-"Tl.e frii'ii'ln of .Mr. ANf)lU:\V It A MSA Y ! ivspcctl'iilly iiiiiioiHiiii' him a euniHilalc for Shcr I ill" of I'kkons ili.Hlrioi. :?f the next election. I B&yTlie fiiomlsof Col. LK.MI KL THOMAS respectfully announce him a candidate lor Sherifl'of Pickens district, at the Dualling election. | CO" *1' 11frioi??l? ?.f Col. A. 15. SARGENT respectfully announce him a candidate for ShciilV of I'nkcnij district, at the ensuing ! election. { >-.?" The friends of \V. N. Clt.Md lien Ion lo announce hi 10 a cninlidtife for Shei'Mot Pickens tli.-ial the next election. Ft)It TAX COLLECTOR. fK.Y" The Iriviuls of .Mr. A. S. S'J'K.PIl KNN respeislfully announce him u cuudiihife for tho oliicr of 'l'a\ Cnllcctov of I'iokcutt district, til (lie cn.-itiug election. I lr#" Tlo- IViciidn of Mr. OKOltfili V. STKAD I.Mi iI'spcctfully announce him n candidate fur the otliue of T:i\ Collector, at the next election. BCft-'I'lie friends of liev. .1. \\. llUXNIOLTT respectfully announce him a dandidnto for tho office of Tux Collector, at the ensuing election. The friends of Uov. IT. M. KAUTO.N 1 respect fully announce him as a candidate lor j Tax Collector nl the next election, JO*j" Th.! friends of J. W. 1,. OA 1> V respect i fully announce htm a candidate for re-elect inn to tin ollioc of Tax Collector, for l'ickcus district, at the ensuing election. #?>'- The friends of II. CJ.KVKT.ANP HUNT respectfully tintioutice him a candidate for Tax Collector, at (lie next election. G. RIECKE, Jr. OKA 1.1,11 in Clothing. I>vy Goods, Hats and Cap*, Hoots and Shoes, Groceries, ; Ijic. lite. lie also carries on the luinl Tailnrlnir I business in all its varied stylos and branches. ' Ordprs Solieited. Wallmlla, S. 0.. Main St., I'irst IXiot* Ka?t j <>t" I lie Ma' ket lLui&c and opposite the IManj tcrs Hotel. Jnn. I I. IS*>9 2.r) tf C. H. A. WOODIN & CO., IXariiONH, Saddle A: I.eallier 8liop, WAL11ALLA. S. C. .Tun lr>, 1 s.V.i <2~> tf LUMBER ! LUMBER ! r p 11K fuhscriljcrs liaunp: purchased tho M1Lt,Sformerly owned bv Ool. John A. Ka?ley, deceased, three miles oust of Pickens II., are prepared t>> til I orders for IX'MHKK, finished or unfiiii.died ; $asli. lflinds. j I'nnucl l?o( rs, or anything in tlmt lino, at. , short notice. We lire (Icturminctl ' icyrryon the business in nil its branches, ami jtorcons wishing an\ tiling in our line, may be assuj'Cil their order* will meet with prompt attention. The business will 1 on under tho | namg of the "Six Mile Company." Mr .M I? I Miuuku, is the authorized Agent of the Company. to whom all orders should be addiO^sc I. Wo solicit a share of public patronage. T. ,1. KI lTir. II. CI. HOI .'(IS. M. F. MriVliKIX. ,1. X. I..WV UKXCfi. W\ X. t i< A Id. , Six Mile. Nov. lbv>8 l'> tS | W. T. HOLLAND, M. D., MALlIilJi, i n. iv IW-i mSTKH'T. S. C. Murcli 3, ISV.t ?,J (f J. J. DAVIS, ' attor\i:y at law, a n n Solicitor in Equuy. OFFICR AT PICK FN S C. II., S. C. ?V(H. S. 18"?K S tf JOS. J. NORTON, A 'B' I'dRW I' V A 's* i ANf) ? Solicitor in Eqtijfv. IMCKKNS COUltT HOUSi:, 8. C. hiii. 1, IMS '25 If i W. M. XIADDEN, lTTOK.\KY AT I,AW, AND KoIlcKor |ii liquify, Ph'KKiVS COURT IIOCSK, S. C. Jan 1 I, J86B ?6 tf \V. K. FA*!.F.\\ I?AAC WKKI.ItFKi o it r?T T*"*T ft wyaw ? JCiXVOJLiJCi X CC W llJJHLlilJt ?'i:, Attorney)! at Law, 'attend jxmctudlly lo nil l>ui?in#FH,Viif? t trusted to tlioir enrj in the Wdtttet| coinprining the Wentcrn Circuit. OFF1CH .AT PICKENS C. II., S. C. I Sept. Sft, 18M 1H j * ? ^ Change of Schodulo I On the Illuc Khlge Ituilroml. r/VYN mid uftor Monday tlie 4th ?#f Ar?r;i ?>.? ? ? I'- - ? ??ll' V J Cur* on this Roud will loate WtuiLeloi) on Mjmhry. Wednesday find Friday morn ivHil\ccn minutes before.'! ocloyjc, A. Si.. tu 1 will loiwo 'Aiwlorson on Ttiopdtu*. ! Thursday*, and Saturdays, on rtio <irriv?l of I (lio cftrs fi'or- Columbia. W. II. I>. (JAUJ.AUR Agent. I IVndlcMon. March 20, 18o9 M 6 State of South Carolina. PICKENS?IN KQI.JTV, L. G. Jinn ilton, ^ j v . | Bill to FovccIittc C. M. Taylor, et. nl. j (t'ngfs 'wo. T nvf^nrlhg to (he tnliffnrtion ?ir iho Court h'?,0. M. Taylor, <>np of ilio dvii'tidiiAip'in tliis cn.nvfc, rt?iJch beyond tlicllrtiit? f.f ibis Ktfitc: Ort lnotion ol'? Norton, c<Jhif>lH)ntirit's hrtlirffor, U is orderod Unit tho "?njd nhncMt (IrfcniK rif do appfljir, answer, ple?d or flotvm to ooin]>!?rin-" Unt'f* *n}tl bill of cdtnplaint. within thrre nn.nt)<* from the ]>ublluntion hereof. ortho paid bill will be taken pro tovfeuo n? t<> liiir. | BOB T. A. TIIOMI'SOX, c.s r.?. | ConTrt) OfRvo, Mftich 19, ItiCO