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Tkkhi iiiik IUmi.uoai") Amt?K.vr in It-' at.v.?A terihlr. railroad accident has occurred in Italy on the Sunn Liuo, about two miles from Turin. Two trains, bolh heavily laden with artillery, met in full ca- j r'eer. The result waft frightful. The train from Snsn was loaded with the I'iedmonte.-e artillery, which, at the commencement of the war, the^overinncnt had sent to the Alps, in. the fear of the Am\trians attempting, by a surprise, to cut oil communication with France > it hIso contaiuud some traveller* from I'Yancc, and was drawn by one locomotivc, 'I'hc train from Turin was laden with the artillery captured from tlie ; Austrian* at Solferino by the l'rotich, and bad some wajrons full (if horses and bajijjnj?e boloiifjinj* to the officers. This train was drawn by two locomotives. The scorn; of the unfortunate event presents a shsipcless mass of smashed locomotives, of wa?rons in fi'ajjinents, of crushed and mutilated horses. Sltlll nf llllimm ninmliiiw J'u.u.iiu.jl I , - """ v..r,,rv ,O^V in a horrible At last nciounts it lijul boon ascertained that there wore 1 1 persons dead rin'd '50 wounded, but. it is ' feared that ot-her dead uud wounded arc i under the heap. The MOWS of this grave disaster had pcarucly vi'.mcIkmI Turin, when sovor.il surgoons hurried to thespot to lend assistance. Among those was prominent the chief sur- ! goon of the French troops encamped out-' side tlie Susn gate, who was (|uickly there With all the tilings necessary for the relief i of the wounded, The inhabitants of tin; , nei}rl?boriM<x cottages vied with each oilier ' in the y.eal with which they went to the | aid of these unfortuiuitc persons. A French . oilicer, who .expected his wife and two children by the train, tind who, on learning t the disaster, hastened to its scene in a state of dreadful anxiety, found his wife alive, j hut the children had been dashed to pieces . by the shook of the trains. The engines', were so crushed and wedded together by I the force of the collision that they conld ; he separated only by means of a steam en- } <rinc brought for that purpose from Turin. | .Hany <>t the. passengers wore wounded, it id said, by jumping nut of the carriages.? Six artillerymen an; among the killed." LinKirri in 1*Ait is.?The spy system in I*.?rias, it is said, is more annoying at the preatnit time than it has been since bonis Napoleon'# reign. These pleasant companions are ubiquitous. Von get into a rail-car or an omnibus, the conductors are j spies; a courier takes a letter to post for i you, and the 'government knows who you j are and to whom you are. writing. You : .. *>. !...* - i > v.rnv *? m:?mi ill IICIWI Oil a nilll'OlHI, tllO JU)- J lioo must know where you live, in city or ! country, what you nro lining and who you j i?re in company with. The rovommcnt i takes chavire of your whole beiujj, what you ! do and suffer, what you eat and drink, ' what you hear and w, what you fend, am) j wliat is noted and Minjj; before you; ii j takes away your spontanioty, and irivea you j in return widened streets and a buautiful city, battle and renown, at five francs?for ! this is the cost of the Italian campaign to I Frenchman per ltead. Chock kt'h li<?i (Vviir.v.?On tlic* Mobile, and Ohio lltilroud, not far from ducksou, in Tennessee saysnn exchange piper, still stands the humble lo^ Cabin, IN by 2Q feet in size, built and oe. upied, while he lived in the district, by the far-famed David Crocket. Ttshijjs are faht decaying ami desolation surrounds it, but no traveler passes it without an eager desirrt to hx>k il. . I \ I ? >!'. 1 . u|itp.i <?,m; iiuijiiMu root uiai Miieilcrcd one of the finest rcpre.sentatives of the Auier- j ioati pioneer character?a hero and an lion-, est man. Near it inn r.-? i 11-? ?:n t .station, Qnlled (Yoelcett's Station; around -if, |>erh ips i will arise a town, to hoar and perpetuate a name as familiar to his countryman as that of .Jackson. Tlio name of D.iviil Cr?>ckett wiP ever he held in reverence by the .Nuierioan people. If is associated by all that is noble and manly, and indissoliibly connected with the Texan struggle for independence. It may not be jrenorally known- that Col. Crocket married in IbiiK-oinbe. His wife was a sister to the latt\ (icorgo I'at ton, of w... i~ I-; ' uHiMindiioi. 111 iiiu earner maiinood I'rocK- I clt. spent eonsidornblo time in this country. | The relatives of his wife sire yet living, | many of them, on Swannany i, in tlifd 'coun- j . ty.?AthvMe (.V. f'.} AW?. tJjs?ii\STI.NJ) .Mkan.nkhs.?The Charleston " Courier" of August 2:2nd, contains the following :f Kosine, a servant of Dr. ('. K. Ilinkcr, qomewhat uotoi-i.ous as nn ecoeutric miser ami sloven,'died on (Saturday morning iii puerperal eonvulsions. SomoditVuuiUy oocurred about the interment, as Dr. Rink or objected to the expense, 'nut) tried in vaviotif wn^'s to have the body disposed of at 1 little.pr no expense. The negroes who had been friends pud acquaintances of llopilie contributed in rv collection for funeral expenses, and had prepared the body for interment. On Sunday moriuug, howevor, it was discovered that Dr. linker had titrippc?1 the hotly of the grave clothes, nml had removed it from his third story to the cellar, and had"there prepared n grave. T.. *1 ' ?--- *? . .. vu.ir'v.|iii.iavv UI Ii jiuu.1 rsuiivil IJy I [IKS UUUSital proceeding, a coroner's jury was imiuiuoncd to liold an inquest* Dr; (J. F. J linker was first sworn, rind <loj>< ?.sc<l that Itosine bcconic n mother of a dead child about 5 I*. M. on Kriduy, having suffered severely with convulsions, ho that a forced ! delivery was neccwwry. ]>r. Kinker ndministcrcd music before dolivery, hut no ! triora medicine afterward, as he guon called ' in Dr. Ogior, who prescribed leeches, which I were not procured or applied, as deponent I could not afford1 U.' Hosino died nttotit f> A. M. on Hajjjjjliiy morning, nnd soon af- ' tor several of tho neighbour*! culled in.? Deponent tfOld tfiein to gu away until he could get thlncr$>fixcd\ when they could return blip died in the fir*t story, ort.the floor. lid (I)r. It.) iut^rtdod first to nutko n coffin of wine Iwards he 1?h<1 nnd spud tho body to Putter's l-'ield, '?>?t ho found this would cog He found that foi.fc of the A|jtftics of. the neighborhood w< r.: offering to dispose of the body. II? did not disturb it during Saturday night, but on Sifiiday morning found it necessary fo provide for its removal. Ilo intended to deposite it in ? pit in the cellar, and to insert over.it ? tube through which some disintersecting and corrosive liquids could be poured, to destroy the flesh sneodifv- 'I'lm Doctor was nfUsnvard.i taken before *lic Mayor, who fined liim which, refusing to pay, lie has beeil committed to jail Bm.timouk, Aujj. ?A party of rowdie$ on board tlie steamer bound for tin? camp meetinj; near this city, on Saturday last. committed fearful outrages nod acts of violence. Tliey butchered and robbed the passengers in the dark; nnd repeatedly stabbed a man whose wife they violated in his presence. 1 > .. * 1 * iitfiAi nri ii was in u reply of .vvenernl?U> null) to the ((iioslioii, whether lie wjis still in the 1-iiid of tli? living : " So, but 1 am almost tliero." MYMZMZAL. ' MAit 111 Kit, itt 1*-itiin. on tlm !l<Mh nil., I>y Uct. 1>. C. Mo^s. Mr. I..I. I.o\o, of DiiiivilU', Ivy. lo Cai.i.ik 1'.. sccoiul ilinigliter of ltev. .1. Ii KeniHMly, itf Anderson. Sassafras Gap Turnpike. 'I'll B StofTchoMcra mi l frieiuls of this onlcr1 priso nre rtMjiU'SSc-l to moot in l!t? Court !loitsi?, ill l'lekons. on S ilo.V:iv S? ?!./? *t*i? ... .yvtu-rv! . Ill*; success of the measure iloimiml-t ACTION'. So|>t 1 II Id Withdrawal. fpILF, nmlorsignod having dissolved their 1 connection with the Six Milo Company by soiling their entire interest in the property of s;iiil Coinjmny. to tlio remaining; copartner*. take this method of bespeaking for tlie present the liberal patronage which the former Company enjoyed. ' \V. C It A TO. .). N. LAWllKXCK. . 21 A"g-? IgM <> I Ntfficc |Shereby given that Application will be made I nt ilie next (tension of the Legislature, to ntuend thechartur for Sloan s ferry and liridge, so an to locate the Uridjje near the silo of I lie ferry, and als > for nil extension of said charter. August "J7. 1 S.'i'.l 1> :?m "JSTKAYKW I^i'OM llio subscriber, in June lust, a pied 1 >?ill Ox. with mottled face. and white on the hack. Branded on the horn with an X?ear mark not recollected. Information concerning Itini will he reooivo'd with thanks, anil expenses paid.? Andersmt's Mills is niv post office. W.M. ALLKN. Sept 1. 1S.-.0 0 tr AG I! KM I.Tr HAL AND H()rSKKKKl>TNrC KMPOKITM, (irccnvlllc, S. SM!ini\(^ TOOliS, Of every kind and of best quality. rs r i i ~t* r t . i r>i to a. v JCL<iC5 Of nil kinds. TI.V w A ice; 1\l$P?OSKNK Oil, AND LAMPS, ftllOYEHl & BlABii:BC\S .''cwinjr Maehine*. MATTRESSES, Of-Shuck, Cotton, Paint and Straw, IT MI'S, wun-i SAFKS, Wll KKIiIJA U1JOWS, llOl'SKKKKPIXti COOPS, CAN 10 SKAT v' 11AI IIS, $ COKN SIIKMiKHS, ('OHN SIHCKIIS, STUAW (TTTKHS, CORN IIAND-M I l,[>S rnriT prkskunino cans and I BOTTIjKS, See., Ik"., ito., k':.t See., ?Iter., &o., itc. &o. Tor Sale hv B. Sll i',KMAN, Agent, Sopt 1. l^.'iO 0 in Kliitr <>l'South <;iio!iiiav IS OUfUN VH V??'l \TJCIN. Vr\T II Kit I'.AH, John MrWhorlcr lifttli ?pV T plied to mo for* letters of iuhniiildtration upon nil an-l singular the personal estate of 1 tli Moor'*, ilcccuci'il, late ot* llic Slate nn?l ilistiii t nl' Pickens: Tlio kin<lre<l nu?l ct'cilitovH ol' rfuiil ilecensc'l nrr, Ilierefovo, eite'l 11? appear liel'oro mo, at I'ickeiisC 11 mi Monday lTilitfcpt. inst.. to shew emisc, if any llie.v enn wliy sai<l letters kIioiiM not lie granted. tiiven under my li.-md mill .soul, U'.Uli Aujrust. 1 S.V.I. W. .1. !'AKSONS. o i-.M. Notice - Look Horo ' fllllP I,.4J T\t'n if r vr\m?i\ I I < ? inn .? i? w lit .>i/ur?(/ j J.. ACRESOF LAXD. lying on ToddV Crook, between A. 15. Sargent'* nnd IV. Tuilil'ij, which will l?c sold on good terms. AI.SO, ALLTIIK FIXTl'llBS?f a SAW MILL can lit! luid low. Aoplv to lOSEl'li S. ?? ASA WAY. j_Awjr; 27. iW9;____ 5^ 3. $50 Howard. VltKWAHJ) of fifty dollars will he paid for tWe delivery to me, or confinement In any Jail so that Vtenn get him, of a Coppov colored boy, named ftfiKRY. Said hoy in about A feet 0 Inches high, fdfltidcr form, and weigh? nhont I."> ) pound*. One or two of his teeth uro out in front. ITe is quiek spoken, with an intelligent look, lie wnshtPt I ti^nn iit Piinfnn (lo.iiMfio vvlw?t?? i?? .? ami in probably liirkinj* thereabouts, or on the roul to this place. Hn is supposed to bo making his wny to a free Sin to. I,. C. CHAIO." H-i C. Ao<*. 27. 1850.. tf-"> LAM) FOR SALE. A (ilrcat Rai'tfaiti lo he Had. WK now offer for one of the most beautiful, picturesque, pleasant and healthy Summer residences t lint con lw> (bund in tho Skajto. It lie* on 0 ilonoy Oreok, in Pickens. 0 mile* fri.m CM. Hagood'*, ft miles front Mm. Uiirton's,.'?] miles frojn M^j. Alexnwler'n plantation, ami contain* 027 Acre*, (>0 Acres of rich bottom, never overflown, in a high state of cultivation, ami much good upland. with tho host Cuttle and 'to# ran;*o in trio .Stnfo. To l>c w>M bocnuno we bought it jointly butcnnnol.illviilo it HfttiHfaptorily. Auv portion wtxhing to buy *nch ? plantation wouhi jlo woll to call nn?l poo tho place, the L ?n]piiclitl urnp now standing oq it; get 8oine of the purest water in tlin world, nnil a view of tho most oplmtdicl ni'nintflin reouerv in UiCLiStnto. Our Post Office in Sunny D?|e~ on tho nhioo. 4AMES C. -TOOK. JOHN P. PARSONS. #Taly 2-r), 1^09 1 8cow ' . Pendleton Prices Current. coiiiohituu wkkki.v iiv joiin t. rtl.uan .v 0(1. I'KXlU.KTliN, August 1K.V.>. Cotton, i>cr lb n lOjiNitfte, ltio, jicrlb 112 >i 1 I ('.n il, ' I>11.<11 AO n HHIj " .liWii " 20 :i 22 ('orii meal l')i| n 1.1(1 " I.ng'n " 1(1 n IT IIaOoIi. Imp 1' 10 ii ISjjltitlo U"i>? ' 13 u II Hugging, littu'jr 20 ui{o llccs>v?ix, " IS it 20 Butler, |m?i* lb Ion HHKpgs, per <lo7. 10 a 12.1 I'liittr. per bl "?0(> h $iijln>ti, Swc?lo, I'J.a 7 Indigo, " IK ii l.io| " 'A in 7 7 it 7{ I.cad, " 10 it 12. Kltglisli (i n ?iy Madder. ' 2o ii 2>"il Mt?li?ssort. n () iui .i ha Nulls, porki'ff. <> :i >| " \V 1 J.r? ,\ 50 (hits, per Imsli. -Mlii l">ll'oiv<lor. porkrp nS I'ons, ' " 7-"> i? l't'l " ' H> fJ7 :i IM Kico. ' Ih (!} ft 7 !?eppo?\ " l'i lii n IS Steel. Mister, II j? I '$ Xslt, per Httck. 2'2"> r? ' (ici'liciii, 1'J it I IjSnjjiir. Iivtiwn, '.I it 11 " Cnst, 'Jl! a *2~>[Sliol. per suck, I'.'iU Spears, perdu* 2"i u lMijTi?K?r?*?>. per H> u I DO i oil, on i ><?! ^ IK?.U. |)oi- lit i!;i7aS:J."iO I Whisky, " g;d lillln 1 orti Vi*n?. I'liel'i'y, TOOu 1 It) O.mmt urg!?, per yard, l'_'} a 1 I A choice lot <>t' tlie a'x?v(> urliclvs nltriivH on hand at Jons T. Si.ow \ Andorso'i Pricos Current. COISKKCIT.II WKKKI#V I'.v Itl.t'CK I.K V A CIIA VTOStf. Aniikiison 0. H., Aug. "D. IS.V.i. Cotton per lit. * 8 (?, lull j Sail, (Liverpool) pcv^i'ck, - '2 JC "J. I,? Cullii^, llio. per ?h. - - 1-l.J { .y I I " .lava, por lb. - - 1 M (n till " l.nguyra, pur Hi. - - 1"> (n 10 Sugar In-own, per Hi. - - Oi) 11 , M'dasaex, VVerii India, per gallon. -to (u 15 " ^ N. Orleans, " " ?V? (a tjo I'll l-> (" I Iblle Hope, ' lb. - 11 (a. 12.1 llctcon, liot; roun'l, - 124 f? lo Mutter, per lb. 12 1-2 (in lo t>teol, east, - - 22 f?# 2o German, - - - 12 (>/ 1") " lilisti'i', - - I0(?/l2 1-2 Ir>?n, common sixe Swodo. |>or lb. 0.J ' ' - o to 7 indies 7 " Kuglish. per lb. - - ii (<? t> Nails, bestbvaiuls, per keg, - f?J <V? fasting!), per li?. - - il ' , in i Powder. KiH'o, per keg, - 7.\ Or. S " blasting, ' " - fi.ot) ( > '5.00 Hire, per II). - - - >"> (?< 1? Flour, ]K'r barrel, - t?.0f) (<<< K.50 \YIumI, per bushel, - - <l"> (<! 1.00 | Corn, "... $1.01) Oats, per bttsliel, - -10 (n f>0 llecswux, per lb - - 20 (? 22 . | Wool. "... of> .(,( ;{0 Yarn (best.) per bnneb, - 1.10 (>'r 1.20 j Covr.l'eiiH, \>er bushel, - H."? Corn MmI, " - - Wf? I ; llnw lliden, (dry) - - - 1'2.V Sole heather, (heinloek) j>er lb. i!7 C :i?> ' Rf-Yi" Von will always find :i large lot ot ftroeerics nad oilier heavy goods ou hand and for aide ni low prices at IS & ("s. Valuable Lands for Sale j STATU OK SOITTT CAUOUN'A. I'ICKKNS?IN K(?riTY. i J. 1$. Sutherland, et. nl. ) vs. liill for Partition. ' James Keith, ct-nl. J i I )l KSl'ANT to a decree of the Court of I *L Ivjuity, made in this cause, at June ! Term, IS'iO, there will lie sold to tin; highept bidder. at Pickens ('uurt House, mi Sale-day in October next, the Valuable Konl ENfnlr Described in the pleadings in this proceeding, to wit: Tract No. 2, containing Two Hundred Acres more <>r less, l.eing part of the original I'uinpkintown tract. lying on O ilonoy Creek, and adjoining: lands <d' James Keith and others. There is nbont forty acres of valuable cfeek bottom on this tract. Tract No. containing Three Acres, This trad lies at the haso of Table K ick, and upon which there is a large lintel, and all nej ces^arv ont-buildings. The Sutherland, or Tract No. 1. containing i Three Hundred Acres, more or less. The Jesse Adauis, or Tract N\?. ">, containI ing Acres, more or less. The Cliastain, or Tract No. 0. containing 1 Three Hundred Acres, more or less, j Tract No. 7. known as the Ninety-tfix Acrp kuiiiiiiuiii^ ui.m^ -uijjiii .vcrcs, more or lens. Tract N"i>. 0. known as tlio Olinstain or Seventy-eight Aero Grant, containing One : iiiiii< 1 red Acres, more'or loss- , | The Sweden, or Tract No. 0, containing i Fifty Acres. raoro or less. I Tlie Heed Survey, "r Tract X"o. 10, contain;; One Hundred and Si,*fy .Attics, more I or less. Tract N'o. 11, containing Sfcvcnty-l'.ight Acres, more ov loss. Tract Xo. 1'2, containing Vive Thousand j Five Hundred Acres, more <>r les?. Jg?^.y" These Lands are situate in I'iekens lV.s r et and State afutusaid, principally on the waters of (, ilenoy Ureok. | ii'iK.ilJj UF ?The terms of sale are n ered t one nnd two year*, with interest from ] tlio date thereof, except ti Ruffieient sum to pay the costs of the*o prm-eodlngs, which ! must he paid in cash. Tho purchasers to 1 give bond to tlie Commissioner, with at least ' two good sureties, to secure tho payment of | the purchase moncv. and puv extra for titles. Ht)!VT. A. THOMPSON, c.r..;\?. Corn's. Office, An#. 1 8'>0 td i\'?iit'C IS horehy given that application will he made to tho Legislature, at its next Session, for a Charter to open a Turnpike Uoad from Klijali llinkle, Sr. Mill*, through the Negro trail (lap, to the North Carolina line. Aug. 27, 1 H.V.r .*> iliit Laud for Salo. > rpllB subscviher is im\v offoririg for side his I 1 VAIjl'AIH.K PLANTATION on Fall Crock, j Pickens lilstrltt, containing Five ilundreil I mill tilty-Jwo -Acres. On said tract there are Seventy-live Acres' of . giotl liottom. Those wishing to purchase, woiihl <lo well tocallsoou, j n.-i 1 intern! moving South tliis Fall, riiul must ! sell soon to iiiuke ready. A bargain will be 1 given. NATHAN UUXX1N. i Jul;, l i. W? ol If ?ast Call. . i I Lfj persons friilcbteil to /. W. flrecn. or ' it (Jrecn fc Kohl, either hy Note or Account,' ! previous to the first of January last, aivnotiJ lied that the satno must be paid hy the tii'tcciith ! of September. All who fail to comply will find j their Notes ami Accounts in the hands (if an i Attorney after that date. The / mutt I hart. W. (iflKKX. I Aug. 1">. 1859 4 -i L ~ ROADS' ROADS!' question t>f t!;c'.vt f;*<! I _L tlie Uc^iuicuitil Muster (JVouiSd <if tfit; : 2<l Iloxiinont'hy Steele's (now; Rbett'tO Mill;*, toward Kbit liock Muster ( round, nml ttf ft K'niti /rum Salem olinVch by I'lut i Snonl and Dunnitt'a inill to Itotlicl Chiifcb. | will bo oonsudorad nt tlio mooting of theI Bmird at WhIIiuIIm tho 2d Saturday ill bop' tomlior next. Application will bo nindo tlie snroo time and place for Kinking public (on igrtflAiiL condition*) tire now fload being nponc4 from' Pickens C. II. to the (Jouerfll Mysjter Ground . jui* ii>, mo . \1 11 + '* V * I COMMISSIONER'S SALES. J I STATU OF SOl'Tir c\U0UNA, r 1*1 Itvus?Iii r.iiuKy. J Avnvilla (<rit'.iu ) vh. 15ill for Partition. Tfiofl. (Iritl'tM, ot. al. \ 0j l)y virtue <>f u (ltMirclal orilor of the Court of Kijuity, dirccH'd to mo, tlico will iio rtt |>'ul?1ic auction, to itio highest ilt-r. al 1'iokcii.s Court limine, on Nnle<hiv in |] Septuiuhor in-xt. 1110 lion) K?titlo of Sargent T (ill llin, ileoea* 0(1. to wit: | Tract No. '2, lving in Ilio Stntcnnd district nforc.saiil, containing l'i\ <! Ilomlrcil ami K'u'lilv.fivo \?riw .....l ...r. ? > < ~ tHums CM n TrnUt N?. 1. Samuel Brown, A. )to|>ci* ?ind ,,| oflmrs. On this tract. tln?ic is aliont MS y (V nero-t (if hihhI bottom l.arul, Trfttit No. !5. similarly sililalo, eontiiining jThree Ilumirotl ami Sixiv-ni^lit Acres, an<l H'ljuinin^ tracts Xos. 1 aial 2, -J. <i. t'oiiru- . MUt nntl others. JBVjyl'lilts ?.f those tracts arc on file in my xv ntlice fWexnmination ami s. ?!o> f the premises. Tkkms ok Sam:.?On a oicilit ft' one, two | ami three years, with interest from day of sale, excopt the costs which are to be paid in J; cash. The purchaser or purchasers t.> enter i into bond to tin" Commissioner, with at least t ! two good .sureties, to secure the paymont <f I ill#; purchase immev. nml parextni for titles, i; I- KOIPT. A.* THOMPSON, ?w:.i\n. \i Coinr's. OIKce. July 20. 1 t'l ^TATK OK SOl'Til CAKOMNA, > 17 ck fix*- i a* / ;',> rir r. ! 1 Kx Parte ) HcVison Alexander. ) P II fur sale of Laml. ' ; 1 )1' IISI" A NT to an order <>f the Court of 01 ! 1 Kipiity, obtained at June sitting. I S.V.I. ! there will lie Kohl to the highest bidder, at ...... 1 11 .... I ivni;m V <mri House, (ill OllKHIitV 111 CH'plCllther, tl?c lands described in the pleadings in this chfo. to wit : Tli at VAl.i; A V, I, B Til ACT OF T,AN"I>. j situate, lying ami heinif in the district and | State aforesaid, mi l.ittle (Jrow Creek. waters j ) ' I of Kcmvcp river, contniiiiu}; four Hundred I ami Sixty Acres more or less, ami adjyi uiug . hinds of Watson Slew ai l, Henry drognnand j others. | '* The tract of land is improve 1. There are '' ' o.onifuvhible buildings on the premises, to- [ I getlier with ahout fifty aires of ereek bottom. > TK11MS OF SAIjFi.?Oil a credit <>f one ami two vcars, with interest from date pay- N able annually. except the costs, w hich arc to i :l he paid in cash. The purchaser to givobixid !' to the Commissioner, with at least two^ood " sureties, to secure the payment id' the purf liase nionev: and pav extra for titles. hoii't. a. Thompson. <-.K.r.n. I Coiii'm <?fliei>, July -I. 1V59 til ? SJatr ol>onfli Cnroliiisi) < IN Wil'ITV?I'ICKl\N!S. I I "Win. Clayton ) i !> vs ^ Mill for I .tjunetion.&c 1 1 .T.noas Hunter, ft als) RSI.'ANTto a decree of (lie Court of " in tliiscase, tlmro will |.n? nolo. | 11 ! at public outcry, to the highest bidder, at . j Pickens Court ll?aise. un Saleday in October 'i j nuxt, the lamia described in tho pleadings j to wit: i ' ONl> TRACT Or I.ANP. situate, lying and being in tlio district and Stale aforesaid. i d containing Three Hundred Acres nioreor less. ! and adjoining lands of Juuitta Parsons*, lleurv IVoiwlriv uiwl On 1110 premise*, there is a 'dwelling. out- , houses, ham a in 1 tiireshinjr machine. There } i? also on tho place, one of the host appi/mteil < I'Tnn yanls in the up-countrv, with a itistillory > ' anil mo.-t convenient apparatus tor carrying j ' on tho business. T Kit MS OF SAI-K.?C'asli sufiioinnt to ?lo- I i fray the expenses of sale, (say >>?0.) The balance on a credit of twelve months, with '| interest from the ilav of sale; the piivchn^er v I to gjve homl to t!ie Commissioner. with a' ; lonst two g<iinl sureties, to secure tho payment <| I of the porehasc money. The purchaser to s ! pay extra for title*. UO?T. A. TIIO.M PJ?OX, c.K.IM?. [ Cnin'ra Qlfioc, Aug I"). '.) j Notice jr IS hereby given thai si|)|>liciilion will l?o inn<le ni ilie next session ol' the Legislature In dis- " Continue Miller's New ltoud, at Stamp Creek, s and In adopt tlic old He 1. n better route. '' MANY (MTI'/.KNS. v Aug. I V 18.10 I :lm i* I tl W. Walsemm, Agent, < IfKAlMlK A!\B> TAILOR, l \Y AMIAIjI.A. K". V. , ( vriSnK undersigned begs leave to inform his I Jl friends ami the public, that he has * 1 opened a shop in the building formerly oecu- 1 | piod by Issertell & Xonnan, for the purpose ; I of earrvinsr f>n the business of v ?l-ni>cr ami Tailor, In its various hrnnclies. Hi! Ims nn hand ' un excellent assortment of(l n>us for Gentle- " men's wear, whieh ho will make t<> order in * the beat style, and according to tin; latest I fish ion. lie respectfully solicit.-* a share of j pijbli(5 patronage. " ! l?@t..Torins, most accommodating. ' J"lv 1 h 1svi r>7 ?r_ j i' *flEb y? i (jr ? !> Y virtue of sundry writs of fieri faeias to me j s ) directed. will he Hold before the t 'oiirt House i| ' in I'iek-eiu District, within the -legal hours, en | j I ho first Monday and Tiiesdwy in Svpt eui'icr ii"\i: Oue tract of laud, containing, one liiiudred ! acrOM uiore or less on waters of ('oneruys, ad! joiuiup land# of Win. 1 ,:?dy and others, levied | on as thu property of Horsli. At the suit of f| iMcrreu v\. .Mu niiin inranoiitev. All tlio deUjndnut's inter?'*i in one lend of land, containing ihiricen luipdred .tcreH more ! or less?, adjoining lntnls ol' I,. Morohciul and ' others, levied on as (lie property of ! !. M. Keitli ill tlie suit of Henry Kincke and oilier*. Two hundred acres of land more or lens, ad- , joining land* of .Mrs. K. Merck and others, lovj icd'ott a* the property of F. N. (larvin, a' the ' ] sidt of \V. H. .lone*, Kx'ornnd otlie.rs. One buggy and lini'tiea*. levied on a* flienrn- ' I perty of .lame* Kalon. n' the Kiiit of W. 'I'. Ilol- J V i land, for tlie use of another. | a I l)i?e l.nggy and harness levied on a;; !jie prop- \ ) erty of .Iniuc* 1'. Woolbriglit, ai the unit of.) nine* : 11. I,eI'?oy. One "tract of I.aiVI, truii.iinii>;i t'ivo liunUrb<l nrul lliirty-six ncres inorem' !* .-??, whereon lnokmin Artcr now 1 ibnniiilcd \ty lands. of I ' Keeno Hovven, Jo.-epli Young alia otlicrs,. at the ti | suit ot' William Hauler mul It cone Haivon. o | One true! of T?nu'tl. on Hie wntor of Concross n ' t'reck, containing ten ;ind a Imlf n^rea. VliOrc- | I on Mnrg/ircll Fitxjferuld now liveH. levied on mm j - Iicr properly, ivt flir unit. ol' K. it. Hsntmn, I iijoin^t Margaret! HltzgcifHld, and W. F. FitzcorftlJ.' ' j On'o Sorrrl Mnro, 1rvfe?t on a* the properly of I 1>lio?'if. Ki?n. nl tliO'-riift <\I K. J. (rillilaii<|. ' I, One Tuwuluy, nflcr frf:tle-<lny ?l IMckciiKvillc, I '' i one 0ray florae, onoflruy Mare. <>nc? Hay Mare and Colt, (en head ot ('utile, five head of Xlieep. 1 | (wo 'J llor*f> WagjjOn*. and Carvyitll, ono lot of 1 (joods in Store, one lot of Wlirni, one lot f?F 1' j Iron, one lot of HlacV smith Tools, three Jkid- ; n i stoadn, i?.id FurnUiirft, &c., l? vjed on ha the g property of J.iinc# II. JSoekncll, at (ho twit of j hkhn>a Uali'/iiino and others- 1 oi Toxins cash ; puroha?em to pav for papers. J,. (MtAU', "-I'.n. I AugU.it 1850 2 r" td IMPORTANT SALE. ("MIKUK will lir n..M to tl,? lii^luwt l.ii]?T?>r, at tlm laic i'os"h!<mii-(? nl Klia*. Miillii'iiix," con el. mi lite l*>tli mill Pith ila^ysuf ?< ]> MlluM' I PS'. Sill till' <*?ll?tlV * said 1. namely : tme \ .\ I,l A ISlil'j I I! AC T OF T.AXl), ttia'e. lyinjx nr.il 1 mittjr in l'ickons I>istiirl. i Kigliieen .Mile (.'reek, eontilining Knur <111<I1C<I ami Twenty .Yores more or loss. !iis trriiit li<"j tliroc miles west of I'iekenslle, upon whieli (line sue Sixty Acres of <u<l bottom laml. well dried a> <) unm-ovc I. 22 LlKi:i,V NIKi HO ICS, ivo ^;oo<l Mules, one l>roo<l Mare, largo lot II >t;s atiiI Cattle, one Still und utensils, i-o barrels of \\ jiiskey. lot <>l' (,\>rn. with tin; auding crop l>y tlio acre: one Wjiguii, arming Tools, (_V?rn-sliellor, Household.and itclien Fnrnitu.e. and Yuriou** other articles 10 numerous t>> mention. Tkums or S *t.k.'?Twelve month:' credit, ith iinie 11 it?1 1. ,t.i|v an. ! -/! 1I5AL EST AT 15 __ I'Oli SALE |V' I hi, 1.0 siild nt public. miction, to ti,(. V? lij;.ilic>t bidder. at Pickens C. II., mi aleduv in SoptoiiiluM- nc\t, that Tract of illlid, known us I'ickonsvillc. whereon llo* UOTKL ANU STOUK JlOl'SK, iow stain].-*. vontnining acres inure or * s s. Iving on ilu" \\ ??-*t >i !c of tlio lload Icmlig to Pendleton, adjoining lands ol J)r. iliilaml, 15. llagood. Stephen Watson mill tllCrS. Also, Tract No. 2. 1 villain the fork of the endleton anil AmU'rsoii roads, containing Aii ns more or less, adjoining Tract Xo. I. Also. 'Cruet -No. lying on the Kast sid? I' ilie Pendleton ami Anderson mails, wlieroii the new House, Blacksmith Shop, Stables, orn ("rili and Tha.shing machine now stands, mtaining Acres tnoro. or less, a'ljoining raets N'os. 1 and'2. McWhortor and others. Also. 'Tract 4. Iving on the Kast side of ?i>. !?. and on the (ifceinille rend, ai:d adlining lands of Ooltrell, McW'horter, Manlin and others, ami Tract No. '>, containing Acres more or less. Also, Tract No, >. known as the Koliinson Yact. lying on (lie North side of the (ireenillo mad. containing -II Acres more or less, ml adjoining lands of lSufns Oats and otiirs. There is on the premises a good Dwelling and all other necessary liuihling.?. Also one other Tract, l\ing immediately n the Greenville road, 21 miles from Picknsville. containing -' >I Acres mnro or lc<s. ?lj<tinii?? land* of <Scn. Omikshnnk, Col. oslnia Jameson, Sponuor Stc^all and utiles, In :i lii^li state of cultivation, will) nil the ifieessnry buildings. willi a now Cotton (I n nd Snow. will) a fn-trate young orchard ul Apples. Poaches and IVars, l.ovicil un as t) <> |?r?>|.?M-tv of J. 11. Ueok ell, al llic suit of .1. Jl. lla^ooil, M. M. Xuiiiii ami !. .J. Norton, Assignees. Till {.MS ()! ' SAM!.- One linlf will be reuired in cash. tlio other half on a credit of >ix .Months, with Note* and approved seeuity to tlic Assignees. l'lats of the land will ho exhibited on tlie ay of sale. 1,. C. Oil A 1(1, s.r.n. Tuly ffVlPoD 1 (.I ; J. 13. FISCI1E8SKU, LV.'i f i- Ei MI;? I a? bi i2 I 5<*i? ?? -V |?|| ?a <0 X ff? 1 ll\ i 1 W ALU A till A, S. ('., nAS rei-nmiitftiu'wl business at liis oM Stand, on Main .street. lie keeps on uiml a larj^e anil >)?I?. i??li I assortment of Watnhcs and Jewelry, Portlier witli every!Iiitijr in liis lino, whicli k ill lie si.lil on the very host Irrins. KKIWlRlN'tJ. in all its hranehes. ootie in most workmanlike manner, and with do pntrli. (iivo mo n trial. July S3, 1?0U 1 tit New Powder Manufactory. 5 "MIK Sonlh Carolina l'owUor Mills ai t- now jj in successful operation, ami the attenion of Dealers is called to the unmistakable nperinrity of the Pu\v?lcr Manufactured at Itese .Mills over that any oilier in Amoiiea. V'cnro prepared to furnish at the shortest oticn any of tin- following description, at lio following prices, viz: 'onwnon Masting powder per keg ? I Co trilliant " " " " > 'Jo 'oine.ion Mining " " ' f> Jo Jcillia tt " " " " (? 'Jo 'onnnon llillo " " " 7 Irilllant " " " " Sot) fiWhere the keg is returned 23 cents rill lie deducted. The Manufacture is nnder (lie 211 i da nee ol . 11. ItKrCMKCt.HEK, from Moininingen, C1 or lany, a skilful and exporionecd I'owdor inner. lie lins introduced the highly brilliant Viwd'cr so much admired hy the sporting i>imin it ii i t y of Kurnpe. This Powder is a eantifnl i*oi]i c 1 jtr.d possesses llie polish <>( !eel, and is entirely free from all corroding ruperlies. Healers ajul contractors may have their rdors lillc<l agferalilc to spec!lientions at the hortost notice. All orders should ho adicssed tn John P>ow i:n ?t Co, at Pickens C I., South Carolina. "U'M. It. liOWKX. Agent. Nfnreli 1">. 18511 3J- tf Law Notice. PHI'. im<lert<igncil Iiafr funned a i^arln'ersliip I in tlx; practice of l..\v nml F.<|uity lor I'ick!). < I>irttiii.*t. Mr. Hahhkx may bp 'consulted ui is olllcc in Pickviu ami Mr. Oiik nl Ainlcrsen. jam KS I., onn, W. M. IIA1 > 1?KN. Pickens P. II., May 10, 1 ?-Vj |J if La^v Notico. pill* nn lerxijrno'l vill il ;volts Iiini.-'df entirely I lo tSic practice of l,av\ ami Kniiitv on llie k'cilcfu Cii'cuii. Mr. 1Iai<I'KN his piivlucr t I'irki'iis. JA.MKK L. (.'UK. Anilcr.-toii (!. II.. Mnv 10, 18">!l ll'- ((' Modical Noticc. D0(JTOKS MAIIItY AM" SLOAN lisiv ins fiirmoil ii CiMMiWnorsliip in liio pineii:n of Mcilii'ino Hint Surgery, i os|)Cclful,l v fl'or their Professional services to the coinpinity at large. rWtlleton. S. April '3i. lftT?9 10 tf NEW GROCERY STORE, At I*lrltcns SB. IHIK mil<*eril)er leave to inform Ins fi icn<|5t ami tin- jiuinH- gcnuniii^, t'nai. 'inns opened a 11 u? n r. in MIIHH, ml 1h now voreiving nnd will eontinur to H-oivc ?vervlhift<r usually lcrpt in nn o?t:?1 ?slciieut .oftliis kiml. Tlifl Stock is all fie.-li ml Was liocn luiu^ltt 'ii the mort a<lvarittiiniiM toi uts and will ho ?<il<l fteeoi iljnglv. Terms will lie strictly Ciuih or llartcr at j?h price*. Call ami fee me. .r. p. Rtfin. April 1, 1S59 '.10 tf | o a n :d a & a j e 3. nut <>i:ijin.\uv. F-iV"Tlic frioii'l." of J. M. M MU'.TT r?**petft* fiillv nliliointi'c 11iiii ii cmii*li<l*t!o for Ouliinnv of l'i< l;cii? l'isliivt :ii tin- ii**ni fieri inn. 'I'ln* Ii ii ii l> n'. \VM. .1. I'.MiKONS. I'sij. fully iiiilioliiu'i' liim ii < i'.iuliilnlp for i riK fiiuii i.i rlie, oilii'v of OiHliiim.v, lor I'lckcim listrivl, ill tin1 iMiMiiiij; olciliojt. I Tlio liiriii's ill \Y. i:. llol.COMI?F. vos]>? < ! Till I \- -'in i iimiii'c liiin :i i.tmlitlutc lor Onliiioi v, at I In- next clcctlon. f ,'j" The IrioinU nl S. H. JOHNS rccpedfully tmitoimro him t\ eniiilklule lor Oi<liuitr)* ut tllO IHWt oU'elUlll. Tin' !Vioiuls of llcv. JOHN OWKNS lenvo i i 11 it111<11ii< ?' liiin m cmii'Ui1:iIi> for OrtHitiiry of l'li kens district, :vt tin: ensiling election. I ..Tito IVictn's of THOMAS J. KI'.ITJI re sjUH t lull v nnuouiicc hhu u Ciindidutu for < trdinof di-ivkt, :ii tlic'ensuing election. ron sn hiukp. t1h? fiioii.lHof Mr. anihtf.w iiamsay resjioet fully announce liiiu i> einnlnhtte tor Slierill' ol l'it'kcn- tlisiiiil, r.i the next election. *>?'y~Tlif friends of Col. I,KM 1' I! L THOMAS H'vprutfully iiiiiiKin-t e him a cnudidnto for Sheriff of l'irkeus district, ivt the ensuing election. fc o" Tlie friends of f? 1. A. T',. SAKCEXT re^jicetfidly nnnnnncc liim a candidate for Shwifl'of Pickens district, nt the ensuing ; election. I -ff The friends of \Y N. CHAKi ltej? lenvo j toiinnonnce him tt i.indi'hUe for Sheriff of l'ickeii:j district, at the nest election. run tax rni.lkctott. J!>- " Tin' Iiiciids nt Mi. A. S. STEPHENS Jnl 1 v niitioiincc liiin n camlitlntc lor Iho oliice "I Tu\ ('ollector i?t' l'ickeus district, at I In* cii -iiinjT oU'rtinii. Tin- 11 iotKlH or Mr. fJEOROE F. STEADING respectfully announce liini n candidate for the office ofT.ix ('ollector, sit tlij: next election. V Tin- IViouils ..I llcv. .1. 11. III.'NN KTTT respectfully announce liini a candidate for tlio oilier of T:i.\ fulltictor. :it t!ic ensuing election. k*W'Tho IYicn<ls of llcv. II. M. HAl'TON j respedhilly announce liini an n cmnlidule for i Tax Collector nt tlie next election. The friends of.I. \V. I,. CAUY respectfully tmlionnce liiin a enti'litlhle for re-election in ilip ollii'i' of T.-ix Collector'. for l'ickcus ilis! tvit t. nt tli?* otivttinp election. Bf'.y-Tltv (IK-II.'.S ..( II. ("IjKVMT.AND lll'NT j respectfully announce liim a oatululntc for Tax 1 t'ullector. at the next election. ~ ~ J W. B. GAINEY, WATI.MIMAKK1! AXP .1 K\VKLL1VR, ... WILL lu' at l'iekens Court 'Mou?e on tlio first Monday in '...J 'f^nidi mouth, ami all ytliov nnMio r .. . I . f. -,. .-nf" !" wu-[in i juiw di i\r.r.\iU l s r. Wati-hes, Clucks and .Tcwelvv. 11 in ; room iuhv l?o found at Mr. \V. I". llolcombe's j Hotel. All work warranto"). i July 18t)0 "?2 tf LAND FOR SALE. sul >*eri Iicr oilers for sale the vaTuaJ hie.. TKACT OK I,A\I> on which ho now resides, situated in the IMstriet of l'ieki ens. an.I lying on the head waters of Kighteen Mile Creek, containing Three Hundred and Twenty-four Acres. On this premises thorn : are a comfortable dwelling, all necessary oiit-laiildings. with about Thirty Acres of j jjood hoUom land. Terms made easy, and I lor further particulars aju>lv on the land to riM.ix. i?oy krs. i ! March |S,^) ti' i C. H. A. WOODIK CO., ESarsM*-*, Siu'.dlc u r,i'at?ior Sltoj?, 1 . Al'C l"V yule, 8 lino I'iliiKll'jH, 4CO. WA LF1ALLA. S. 0. 1 .Tun i"). 1S.VJ, ?.*? if Boeswax! Booswax Wl', want to lmy 10(!I)4I)S. HKKSW'AX, litr which wo will give GOODS oi* CASIL .J. U. K. SLOAN & CO. I'cmlleton, July 4. 1851) ~>0 tf H. FAJEN, AT >V ALU ALLA. S. 0.. IS now reecivin;; a splendid U8*or':?ont . of I DRY GOODS, For Ladies and (icntlemnn's Wear, ? .1 i.XO? I SScndy-maeh' ?'Bothies;;'. He ul.su lias on hand tho finest Cassimertt and l/inens, l*?r the Spring ami Summer; together with many other articles not necessary , : to mention. 1 Mr. Fa.ir;v continues the Tailoring Tbisine-s in all its branches, and respectfully solicits a share of public patronage. M.5 12. >12 tf LUMBER! LUMBER ! rpiIK subscribers having purchased (ho I I M I T.L.S formerly owned by Col. .Tohn A. Kaslcy, decca.-cd, thief! miles chstof Pickens II., are prepared to li!l orders for LUM| Ui'.K, finished or unfinished ; Hash, blinds, | l'anncl I>oors, or anything in that line, at. j short notice. AVe a;e determined to carry 011 1 the business in all its branches, and persons i wikiiiii<; anything in < ur line*, may bo assured their orilorn will meet with p|?<>ni]>t attention. The hiisinesa will l.o earried on under ti n name of the''Six Mile Company." Mr M F M n< im i.i. is the authorized A gent el the Company, to whom all orde.f should he add; essed. We solicit a shave of pnlilie patronage. T. .1, K KITH, li. O0(jcs. M. V. MITCH 1:1.1,. N. LAWKKNCK. V,'. X. CI!AIU. Six Mile. Xciv. IX.18 iti tf W. T. HOLLAND, M. D., IVALItAU.i, PICK HNS DISTRICrrw. c. I Mnr?1t"ft, tpgo . :\\ tl JOS. J. NORTON, A T T O It \ ?: 1 A T I. A W , an n h>lifitor icr IMOK KNS CHI liT NOrSK, S. <! i Jjn. I. l.fclH ?G ?f W. K. KASltKY. ISA Al1 \NI< KI.IKKK, T7AST.PV J>- MMrVTirttt VAJ f| .IV'UJI.JXXL, AUOi iin*> :i I i.ii \v. V V 11.1? 11II<<11<) | i.iK liuill v to oil hutflncKf rnn i i tniMP'i id iucir,csiv? ii> ilie lHbiiitl, comprising lite iVcvlcrn < iviujl. ftlFK'F. AT I'lCKl^S V. II., S. < . Poyt' W?' |:i " HIDES AND VA$K WlU.ttliBul'dllT AT FA 111 PRICES ht .r. SMITH. Tnn Ynvd, .Jan 4, ISO# SLG-lf