Keowee courier. (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, September 17, 1859, Image 3
" I lloi'K you arc not disposed to queation
the character of my luilk," said a dairyman
to his customer. "Oh, no, indeed,
it has evidently pcen pumped enough already."
"Husband, I wish you would buy me
nQine pretty feathers." " Indeed, mv dear
little wife, you look better without tliem."
" Oh, no, sir, you uhvays call me your little
bird, and liow docs a bird look without
leathers
HUMAN I.IKK.?When all is done, human
lifo is, ut the greatest and best, hut
like a froward child, that must he played
with and humored n little to keep it quiet
until it falls asleep, nnd then the care is
owr.
"That's what 1 call capital punishment,"
as the hoy said when his mother
shut him up in the closet anion.; the preserves.
" ir/M M!r-?AL,
Makhiko, on t'10 1st instant, by Hev. I>. 11.
Kuiiucinur, Mr. Tuo*. K. M \im?kn, tu Mis.s Nanct
A. Ai.kxaxuku. nil of HtaJtpn**
I,OST,
OX Suloday Inst, a l\?ckot lloi>k, of deer
skin, c<'iitniiiinn wunc money ami papers.
Tlio finder will l>c suitably rewarded
iiv leaving it at thia office, or returning it to
tlie subscriber. K. J. NIX.
Sept. 5. 8 .'I
i TkT A ii
J.HUWUO 1 X"* once :
rpiIK subscriber most rc.spcctl'ully requests
3 those who are indebted to liiin to pay up
all duos. The Printing Books belonging to
the " l'ondleton Messenger Office " t/nixt he
Fettled without delay. And lie also informs
those indebted to him on those Uooks, that
no receipt is binding without his own signature?as
he had appointed no agents lor that
Paper. ILis intention of removing to another
State ho hopes will show tlie necessity of attnmliit.r
?. 'I''-* ?* 'I i -
w Him ici|uv3i. jn: iirix 10 pny uts
debts before lie loaves. Remember! Return
day is close at baud.
ED-WARD SYMMES.
lYndleton. S. C.. Sept. 10. 1859 8 2
ESTATE SALE.
WILL be nobl, at tbo late residence of
Mrs. Rebecca Williams, on Wednesday
tbo 12tb day of October next, to the
highest bidder, tlio Real Estate of Joseph
Williams, deceased, consisting of ono
f|^ n *\ s* i <* I. ? ? **
H H ?1 v I ir K H d ?? OR IK ^
Situate in the Patriot of Pickens, on Saluda
Itiver, containing Two Hundred nnd Forty
Acres more or less, hounded hy lands of Jeremiah
llohinson, Unlet Hunt and others.
The.ro is a comfortable dwelling, barn, and
all necessary outhouses on tho premises.?
There is also about Forty Acres of bottom on
this tract.
A [.SO
One Mare and Mule elf. stock cntttlcand
Sheep. Household and Kitchen Furniture,
and other articles too numerous to mention.
T Kit MS OF SAIjB.?For the land, a credit
of one and two years : nod for the nnrnnnnl
e>tate. a credit of twelve months. with interest
from tho day of sale. Tho purchase
nionov to he scoured hy note and approved
puretjos, with a mortgage ef (he premises if
iciiuircd.
ISAAC WILLIAMS, Kx'or.
S.T.t. 12. 1850 8 4
Xteifc* Patriot A Mountaineer copy twice.
NOTICE
TJlO whom it may concern, and especially
.1 to crrhiiu distillers of ' Sfi'i/r/tm'iir, Jlhir
lliiin." No person, either wiiitb or black.
is authorise I to sell any Com or other nuricultural
produce from my Farm at Little Kivf>i*
pi.ncnnnnmtlu F i?m!I ? -.11
V *. ? in nil
por?ons who may venture us heretofore to
purchase ?uuh produce.
OKO. SKAUOHN".
Sept. 12, 1?60 8 3
For Salo,
AfiOOl) CAUKI A<!K. It enn 1>e u?e<l
either as u one or two horse vehicle.?
Person* desirous of pnrclmsin^ can apply to
either of the undersigned. Terms reasonable.
I. WIOKMFFB,
W. UllKKX.
Sept. 1.1. 18.19^ 8 1*
Slatr of.South Carolina,
IN OHIIIN \itV?I'll' VTIOV.
Vr \rIIKIIKA'H, Junto* K. II-igood hath npT
I plied to mo for letters of udnMiiUt ration
all an 1 sinful ir the personal estate of llarily
II ihiusou, doociwo I, Into of tlie State and district
of l'iok-.iiM; Tlio kindred ami creditors of
slid deccftsod arc. therefore, cited to appear
hoforo lite, a! Pickens C II on Monday Shi October
next, to shew cause, if any they can why said
I I A- - ' 1 '' <
.M.vu.o c.iv.ll'l Hl.tlllLMl. UIVCII umicriliy
li.-m I an 1 do.il, 1-Jth .September. 18'ifl.
\V. J. 1'AltSON'H. o.r.n.
Wlnle of South ('.iroliiia,
IV OltUIWKV?CITATION. S
WIIKRKA4, J. K. Ilagood hath applied to
to mo for letters of n liniuistmtidn upon all
And singular the porsonul estato of Adillcti Myden,
deceased. lato of the Srato aforesaid find
district of I'ickens : The kindred and creditors
of Raid docc-ueil aro, therefore, cited to appear
lieforo me, at Pickens C. 11. on Monday the
)li\| Ootobor next, to show cause. If any they
c vn, why said lotters should not be granted,
(iifdn under my hand ami seal, September 12th,
1850; W. J. PAR80N8, O.P.P.
LAND FOR SALE.
A B?rpin lo I>c ISnd.
WK noff offer for piiIo one of tho mont
beautiful, picturesque, pleasant ami
health v Summer residences tlmt can be found
tn the State. It lion on Oolonoy Creek, in
Pickens, <> miles from C'ol. Ilimmd'H. f> miles
from Mr*. Barton's, 3) miles from Mnj. Alexander's
plantation, ami contains 027 Acros,
00 Acres of rich Ixdtom, ncvor overflown, in
a high state of cultivation, nnd much good
upland, will) tlie host Cattle nnd Ilojt rai^c
:ii.? Oi.t. m i . .1 ? ?
Ill UIU oinio, HI IJO .VMM I'OCUIIHO WO l)0U"llt
it jointly hut cnnnot divide it putisfactniily.
Any perron wishing to buy siioh a plantation
would do well to call aiul eeo tho place, tho
8|tlcndid crop now standing on it, got sonic
of (ho purest water in tho world, and a view
o|ik tho most aplondid mountain nccnory in
tho State. Our Post Offico is Sunny Dale?
on tho placo.
JAMBS 0. COOK.
JOHN 11. PAHSONS.
July 25. 1850 t 8oow _
For Sale,
6") AAA LBS OF BACON, chonp for
A,y IUU cash. Apply to
?. J(rill),
1'iclcons C II, July 22
Hides and Bark!
CASH will ho paid for I Jidos and Tim Bark
ou delivery lit my Tnn Vtird.
WM, YANWYCK.
April X9tW9 . GrJ Ow
EXECUTORS' SALE.
AV''"' will Hell to tlio highest bidder. on TnesM
day the 15tU day of November next, nt the
Into residence of Dr. H. D. Maxwell, deceased,
near Fair IMay, in l'ickens District,
TI1IS PLANTATION
Whereon lie did livo, lying immediately on tho
main lload leading from l'endleton to Cariiesville.
Ueorgiu, and within two miles of Fair
l'lay, containing Two Hundred Acres more or
less. The plantation is well improved, and is
: one of the best locations in tho District. On
(lie premises is a good Dwelling, Negro lyn?.s<>l<.
Ham, Threshing Machine, Outtoi. (Jin nml
Screw, and all neccssury outbuildings. There
nro 40 or 00 acres of good bottom lancl on (lie
place. and tlie balance is lirstratc upland. This
tract lies in one of tlie beat neighborhoods in
the State, convenient to good Churohes and
Schools.
\YU WII.L ALSO SI'liI. ai the same time and
placc. 800 bushels of Wheat, a quantity of Corn
mill t'oimcr; lot oi ltyo. Uats, ami Ihtrley ; 7
head of Horses, amongst which is sonic blooded
stock ; U Mules, '! yoke of large work Steers. 11
or 8 line Cows mid Calves, sonic of thcin being
imported stock : 12 or 15 head of good Hcef Cattle,
'i'.l lica'l of Sheep, ltf head floats, 17 heml
of tine fattening Hogs, and a nuinbev of slock
Hogs, 1 llnggy and liarness, 1 Carriage and
harness, 1 Carryall and harness, 1 Spring Wagon,
1 Ox Wagon, 2 Ox Carts: U Fans, one of
which is a Thurbor Premium Fan: Farming
Iia|ilenients of all kinds; Household and KitcliI
en Furniture, and various other articles too
! numerous to mention.
TKItMS OF SAI.K.?On a credit of twelve.
iimv iimi approved security, and
ii?tcrest from dnio.
MVY C. MAXWBI.T., ) Bx'trix.
John ii. maxwell. f
j. k. iiagooi), J Ex'tors.
KOTItfl?.
A; I.I. persons having demands against the Estate
of Dr. K. \). Maxwell, deceased, arc
I requested to liaml tlicm in to us immediately,
j properly attested, for payment: and tliosc indebted
thereto must make payment promptly, as
longer indulgence cannot lie given.
L. C. MAXWKI.I., ) Ex'trix.
J. II. MAXWKM,, I
.1. E. I1A000D, j Ex"tors.
! Sent. 1?. 1 H.V.I x
Notico.
VLL persons arc hereby forewarned from
trading for a note given by mo to M.
i l"\ .Mitrlioil, some time in April last, for the
I sum of One Hundrodand Thirty-five Dollars,
payable six months after date ; an the consideration
of the above Note lias failed.
T. M. SIX)AX.
Sopt. 12, 1859 8 4
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ricKciiM?tn i:qully.
I J. I>. Ferguson, I
i K. A. Ferguson. I ,>-1, f ....
' "ill for Partition.&o
vs. I
| Annn Forgii8on.ot.ftln. f
BY virtue of n decretal order obtained in
thiseaut-o, at the lust term of tho Court
of Kquitv. fur l'ickens district, tliore will lie
Hold nt public auction, to the highest bidder,
nt Pickens Court House, on Salcday in October
next, the Ileal Estate (not assigned) of
I .James T. Ferguson, deceased, 'i'hese lands
i are situate in the State and District aforesaid,
; on waters <>f Town creek, to wit:
j Tract No. 3. containing Three Hundred
i and Ninety-six Acres, bounded bv lands of
| K. II. (Iriflin, lhikor and tracts Xos. 1,2, and
4. Tliis is tho llaynos tract, upon which
tliorc is about forty acres of crook bottom.
| Tract Xo. 4, containing Two Hundred and
j?Eighty-nino Acres, adjoining lands of (S. It.
| Burgess. Bonj. Holder, K. H. (IriRin, Baker,
I niul tracts Nos. 1, 3 and ">. There is eight
, acres of branch bottom on this tract.
Tract No. containing Four Hunarod nnd
| Six Acres, bounded by lands of (?. It. Burgess,
Itoper, and tract Xo. 4. There is fifteen
i acres of branch bottom on this tract,
j TEllMS OF SALE.?Thoso Lands, which
i aro valuable, will be sold on a credit of one,
| two and three years, excopt tho costs of these
proceedings which aro to bo paid in cash.
| The respective amounts to bo paid in three
1 equal annual successive instalments, with
j interest thereon from tho day of salo. The
I Hiirc.lin^or in*
. f |...?vi>i?ovi>- vw uiliUI IIIIU UUIIV1
J to tiic Commissioner, with at least two good
: f>urcties, to secure the payment of the pur1
chivo money. The purchaser to pay extra
for his title.
UOJVT. A. THOMPSON, c.E.r.n.
Comr's. Office. Sept. 0, 18.VJ 7 td
ST ATI' OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
J'H 'KKXS?IX EQUl TV.
: .John (lilstrup )
vs. Hill for Specific lVrf., Jcc.
Harvey Tripp. )
1 TN^DI'jU an order of tho Court of Ktptity,
! made in this cause, at June term,
1 will sell at public miction. to the highest
j bidder, at Pickens Court House on Saiedity
in October nerK tlif> fmet < f Inml ilo?ii'ilio.l
in tbo pleadings, vix:
j OXK TRACT OP LAND, situate, lyin"
| nnd being in tho State nnd District aforesaid,
on ltice'a croek, waters of Twelve Milo River,
containing One IIumlre?l nml Seventy Acros
moro or less, nnd bounded by lands of John
Ariail, Joseph Young nnd others.
The defendant, 'l'ripp, has until tho day
of sale ab >ve mentionod to como in nnd redeem
the land, by satisfying the demands of
the complainant, GiUtrnp. ills failing to do
this tbo land must bo Mold.
Terms ok Sti c?on ? /> .?,!:? nf
months, with intoreot from tho day of sulo,
excopt tlto costs which must bo puiil in cash.
Tho purchaser to give bond to the Commissioner.
with at least two good sureties, to soeuro
the paymont of tho purchase money, and
to pay extra for titles.
UOIJ'T. A. THOMPSON, C.e.I'.D.
Comr'?. Office. Sej>t. 7. 1-S.V.) 7 td.
Sale, of Ucnl ESstnlc.
C. J. Hendricktf, )
vs. v Summons in Partition.
M. P. Couch, et.al.)
BY virtue of an order to mo directed by
tho Ordinary of Pickens District, tliero
Will bo sold at public auction, to tho liighost
milder, at i'ickon* Court Mouse, on Saleday
in October next, tho Ileal Kstato of James
W. Couch, deceased, situate, lying ftnd hying
in l'ickens District, on a branch of Little
George's Creek, waters of Saluda river,
nmnelv:
ON-H TRACT OF LAND, containing Two
Hundred and Twenty-thrfro Acres more or
loss, bounded by lands of Jool Kllison, estnto
of Wrn. Benson nnd others.
TKIIMS OF SALK.?SoM on a credit of
twolvo month*, with interest from thedny of
hiiIo, oxcopt the costs which are to bo paid in
cosh. The purchaser to givo bond to tho Ordinary.
with two good fmretio*. with ft inortj?ng?
of tho promisee, if deemed nc<:os?nry by
tliA Ordinary. Pur^lii??nr ti> t\nv fur titln*
C. CHAlO, s.r.n.
jSopt. a. I860 7
HIDES AND BARK
WILL BE BOUGHT AT FAIR PRICES
by J. J/. N. 8MITIF.
Tan Yard, Jnn 4, 1858 if
m
*
| Pendleton Pricos Current.
COHIIMM i:i> WKKKI.Y UY JOIIN r. It LOAM V 00.
l'r.NDi.KKiN, August 00, 185'.!.
Cotton, per Hi 0 u IO;Coffce,Tlio,perlb 12 a 14
| Corn, " liusli 90 a 100 " Java " 'JO a 22
I Corn iiiotil " 100 iv 1.10 " Lng'a " 10 n 17
I Uncoil. liog H 10 ii 10 Halo Hope " 10 n 11
1 Magging. (Inn'y 20 a'20 lleenwax, " 18 a 20 !
Mutter, pcrlb 1 -"? n lO'Kggs, per doz 10 u 12A
Floor, per 1)1 fiOO n ?0 Iron, Swede, OJ a 7
Indigo, ' 137 a lf>o| " " f> to 7 7 a 7|
i Load, " 10 n 12' " F.nglisli 0 a O.j
Mitdiivr, " 20 a 25 >!oln??eu, N O 00 a 0-r>
Nail*, per keg, On $0501 " W 1 |."? a ">0
OiUh, ]?er bnsli, 10 n 4o| Powder, per keg ?7*>Oa8 i
. 1 >!?.?? ?? l( 7" (U'l ?' * * 1
. ....,, . > <? '" ) 10 3 i a 40 i
Kice, " lb <>l a "(Pepper, " lh Kin 18
Steel. Mister, 11 a 1:5.Salt, per suck, 225ii2.">0 j
I ' Gorman, 112 ? 14|Sngar, brown, 'J n 11
I " Cast, 22 u 2o|Shot, jier snck, 2~>0 1
i Scgurs, perdoz a OOjTobftcco, per lb 2"> a 100 |
Tea, 7^i a 1 ~>0i Wheat, per bl 2:57 a$2">0 |
I Whisky, " gal 100a lot), Yarn, i'aet'ry, 100a 110
OsnalurgH, per yanl, 12.} a I I I
A choice lot of the above articles always on
hand at John T. Si.o.\n & Co'*. j
Andorson Prices Current.
voiuikctkit wbkki.v iiy ui.kcki.ky ollaytonh.
Amu:uson 11., Aug. 80, 1850.
' Cotton rer lb. - - . H t7> im
Sail, (Liverpool) peri<nck, - 2 ? 2.10
Coffeo. Hio, per lb. - - 10 J (<?. It
" .hivn, per lb. - - in (l>; 20
" I.nguyriv, per lb. - - 1") (<c> 10
Sugar brown, per lb. r - (a) 11
Molasses, West India, per gallon. -10 (.i 15
" N. Orleans, " " ?>o (rr 00
flagging, Gunny, per ynrd, 15 (n) 17
! Hnleltopo, ? lb. - llfa 12,1
lliieon, hog round, - 12.) 15
Hutter, per lb. - - 12 1-2 (? 15
Steel, cant, ... 22 (?) 25
" German, - - - 12 fir 15
" Mister, - . 10(?)12 1-2
Iron, common size Swede, per lb. GJ
' ' - 5 to 7 inches 7
" Knglisli, per 11). - - 5 (n} 0
Nails, best brands, per keg, - 5} C" l
' "omign, per ill. - I, |()
Powder, UiHe, per keg, - 7A Or, S
" bloating, * . fi.GO (? <>.00
I ltico, por lb. - 5 (?) it
Flour, j.er barrel, . G OO (,i: (S.."i0
Wheal, j.er bushel, - - Do (? 1.00
Corn, " $J,00
I Ouls, per bushel, . 40 (<?N AO
Hceswnx, per lb - - 20 r.! > >
J001',.* " - - - 2G&80
\aru (best) per bunch, - 1.10 (?) 1.20
Cow Pons, per bushel, - 80 H">
Coi n Meal, <? > .. 00 (,< 1.00
Haw lli>les, (dry) - _ - I'M
v ? ~r.
? vi v I4V.II i IIVI , ^IIVIIIIIK'K j |H*r ID. {ft Hit
fay- Yon will always find a large lot of Groceries
nnil oilier heavy goods on hand and for
sale nt low prices :it 11 & <"s.
SHERIFF'S 8 A fjICS.
1)V virtue of sundry writs of fieri fuel us to me
) directed, will be sold before thd Court House
| in I'ickens District, within the legal hours, on
' the first Monday and Tuesday in October next :
Two hundred acres of land more or less, adjoining
lands of Mrs. K. Merck ancLothcrs, levied
on as the property of F. N. (larvin, at the
suit of W. It. Jones, I'.x'or and others.
One tract of Land, containing two hundred
and thirty-six acres more or less, whereon
Jackson Arter now lives, bounded by lands of
Kccsc Howcn, Joseph Young and others, at ti c
suit of William Hunter and Keese llowen.
One tract of I.and. 011 the waters of Conerrss
Crook, containing ten and a half acres, whoreon
Margarett Fitzgerald now lives, lovitd on as
her property, at the suit of K. 11. Hens.in,
against Mftvgurctt Eitzgerald, and \V. ! '. Fit/.
I gurum.
One tract of land whereon Warren W. White
i now lives, conttiining seventy-two acres more
! less, sold on u credit of one and two years, ox)
ccpt so nuicli us is necessary to defray (lie presl
out expenses, levied on as the property of W.
\V. White, at the suit of .Miles M. Norton for
the use of Win. II. White, Ailm'r.
One tract of laml containing sixty acres more
or less, whereon T. 15. Mauldin now lives, on
^waters of Richland creek, levied on as his property,
at the suit of I), liicman and others.
One hoiit<o and lot in the town of Walhalln,
containing one and u-half acres, whereon Mrs.
Ostendortf now lives; also, one tract of land
containing fifty acres, adjoining town of Walhalla,
II. Kajen and others; also, one other
tract containing two hundred acres more or loss,
oil thu road leading from Walhallu to Oconee
Station, adjoining lands of ('apt. lleukin and
others, levied on the property of John II. ()stcndortT.
at the suit of 1). Hieman, 11. Hahntgo
and others.
OllO-tract of land i-nnlninititr lirn lum.l.-n/l
IU 11*8 more or less, adjoining limits of Wm.
Killer, Allen Keith and others, levied on as the
property of Oeo. W. Hendricks?, at the suit of
Sarah Malenr.
One tract of land containing one hundred and
seventy aoreamore or lesa?aUo, one other tract
containing eighty acres more or less, adjoining
! lamia of J. N. Hawthorn, Jeptha Cnvtte and others,
levied on as the property of Oliver T. .Smith,
j at the suit of llartwell Itcncham, Thercsey
! Murphy and others.
One tract of land containing two hundred
| and sixteen acres more or less, whereon W'm. 15,
Hack ley now lives, adjoining lands of Larkin
Hendricks and others, levied on as the property
of W. It, Rackley, at the suit of Warren I). Keith.
One tract of land whereon Sehorn Shed now
lives, containing acres, on Whetstone creek,
. i><lii.il>i?<r Inn.In W... It?ll.?ll .....1 ??l ?
| - v e> ? v. ""'""i1 ? !** "i"vis, ICTicil
on as tlie property of Thomas Snnford, at
the suit of A. Kobins & yon, and others.
One dark bny marc, one gray mare, two yoke
of oxen, two waggons, one pair of timber wheels;
also, on Tuesday after Baledny nt the defendants
residence, two cows nnd calves, one ilry cow,
one lot of lumber, Ac., levied on as the property
of Mrs. M. A. l'ervy, nt the suit of .1. N. Lawrence
and others, against Mrs. M. A. l'erry
and-1*. A. Kdgc.
On Tuesday after Suloday. at the defendants
| stillltouse, 0110 stil! mid stands, kc., levied on
as tlto property of James R, Howard at the suit
of Hnmiicl Chapman, Adni'r., vs. James K. Howard
and W. J. I'nrsons.
Ono gray horse, I one horse waggon and
lumens, levied on as the properly of Willis Mcdlin
at tho'suit of K. M. Keith.
Terms cash purchasers to pay for papers.
L. C. CRAIG, S.r.u.
September 9, 1Rf>9 ?7 id
STATE OK SOUTH OAUOUNA,
In Ordinary?Plckcns.
W. U. Ohilders )
v?. V Sum. in Part.
Abrain Childora. j
IT appearing to my flotlsfaotlon that Abrain
1 Childora. ono of the defendants In this cano,
resides out of the limits of this Ktuto: It in
ordorod that lie do appear, either personally or
by attorney, in tho Court of Ordinary, at Pickr<
fT ? %?--- ? ' < " -
vim u. ii., ?n .uuiiimj iiio I'.uiMiiiy or IJcccirlbor
next, toobjcot to tho disvinlon or Huloof tl|0
Heal Kmato of John Oliililors. deceased, or bis
comont thereto will be entered of record.
W. .T. VARSONS, O.p.P,
Ordinary's Office, Sept. 12, 1859 Sin.
C. H. A. WOODIN & CO.,
Hnriim, Nnddlc Ac Lontlicr Sliop,
AL6 for sale, Shoe Findings, Ac.
"WALIIALLA, 8. C.
Jan 15, 1859 JM tf
COMMISSIONER'S SALES.
Valuablo Lands for Salo !
STATE OF .SOUTH CAROLINA.
l'ICKKN'8 IN l.QblTY.
J. B. Sutherland, et. ul. )
, . ys- j Hill for Partition.
.Iiiines Keith, et ul. ]
I* K.SrANT to 11 decree >f (lie Court of
m jji|vniy. mnuo in this tnnsc. sit Juno
Term, 1830, there will ho sold t<> the highest
bidder. i\t Pickens Court llouso, on Sale-day
in Octobcr next, tlio
ValnnbU' fiscal ECmIhIc
Described in the pleadings in this proceeding.
to wit:
Tract No. 2, containing Two Hundred
Acres more or less, being part of the original
l'umpkintown tract, lying on Oolonoy
Creek, and adjoining lands of James Keith
and others. There is about forty acres of
valuable creek bottom on this tract.
Tract No. 15, containing Throe Acres. This
tract lies ut the base of Table Uock, and upj
on which there is a large Hotel, and all nci
cessarv out buildings.
i The Sutherland, or Tract No. 4, containing
Three Hundred Acres, more or less.
! The Jesse Adams, or Trnot No. 5, contain
ing Acres, more or less.
The Cha*tain, <>r Tract No. G. containing
Three Hundred Acres, more or less.
j Tract No. 7. known as the Ninety-six Acre
! grayt, containing Sixty ight Acres, more or
j less.
Tract No. 0, known as the Chastnin or
Sevonty-eight Acre Urn tit, containing Duo
| Hundred Acres, more or less.
j The Sweden, or Tract No. Q, containing :
Pifty Acres. more or lesi?.
The Hood Survey, or Tract No. 1<), eon- !
taing One Hundred and Sixty Acres, more
or less.
Tract No. 11, containing Seventy-Kight
Acres, more or less.
V/? io _ v:?
. t~. voiMiiiiiiu^ rivt; xnousanu
Five Hundred Acres, more or loss.
ffafr" Tin-so Lamls arc situate in Pickens
District and Statu nforpsuid, principally on
the waters of Oolenoy Creek.
TBKMS OF ?SA LK.?The tortus of sale a,-o
a credit ono ami two yours, with interest from
the dato thereof, except a sufficient sum to !
pay the costs of those proceedings, which i
must 1)0 paid in cash. Tho purchasers to 1
give bond to the Commissioner, with at least '
two good sureties, to secure the pnynient of!
the purchase tnonev, and pav extra for titles, j
KOUT. A. THOMPSON, C.E.ivd.
Coiu'h. Office, Aug. I td i
Stale of Month t':iroliu:i,
IN KQL'ITV?l'K'KKNS.
Win. Clayton |
vs | Dill lV?r Injunction,&c
I .lCncas Hunter. ct nls )
rlJUSr.VXT to a necree of tlio Court of I
Knuity. in this case, there will ho sold,
j at public outcry, to tlio highest bidder, at
I Pickens Court House. on Sulodny in Oetober j
next, the lands described in the pleadings, )
to wit:
OX I< TRACT OF I,.VXD, situate, lying
and being in the district and State aforesaid,
containing Three Hundred Acres more or le*s,
and adjoining lands of James l'ursons, Henry
Ilendrix mid others.
On the promises, there, is a dwelling, outliousos,
barn and threshing machine. There
is also on the place, one of the host appointed
Tan yards in the up-country, with a distillery
and most convenient apparatus fur carrying
on the business.
TERMS or SA 1.1.' o.,n:..1..
frny the cxpoiiKcs of unlit, (say $30.) The
balance on a credit of twelvo months. with
interest from the day of sale; the purchaser
to give bond to the Commissioner, with at
least two good sureties, to secure the payment
of the purchase money. The purchaser to
pay extra for titles.
ROB'T. A. THOMPSON, C.K.im).
Com'rH OHice, Aug 1"). ! Y.? 0
AGRICULTURAL
AND IIOrSICK KKI'l X( 1 KM I'OUIl'.M,
(.ircenviilo, S. f.
Of every kind and of best quality.
. STOVES
Of all kinds.
rmvw tvr a n t> n <
B .* ilk M'j,
KEROSENE OIL AND I, AM PS,
(;itOVKK & HAKt:St^
Sewing Maohlnoa.
MATTRESSES,
Of Shuck, Cotton. Palm anil Straw,
PUMPS,
WIRE SAFES,
W1IEKLBARROWS,
110USEKKI'iPIN(J (JOOI)S,
CANK SEAT CI IA1 US,
i sr\l?VT u i I i.m r iinti
r* 11 r< 111 i im ?r>,
CORN SIU'CKHS.
STRAW <'I'TTKHS,
('OHX II AN D-.M I MiS
FRUIT PRKSKKNINCi CANS AND
R< )TTIiKS,
&c., <&c., &c., &c., &cM dtc., &c., &c. <fcc.
For Sale l>v
j. U. SHERMAN, Agent,
Sept 1, ls.v.1 ft in
$50 Reward.
i REWAIIP of fifty dollars will bo paid
| J.V. for tho delivery to ino, or confinement
in any Jail so that I can got him, of a Copper
coloroil boy, named llKHRY. Said boy is
about 5 feet 0 inches high, slender form, and
weighs about 130 pounds. One or two of
his teeth aro out in front. lie is quick spok
i on. with nil intelligent look, IJewnsln-t
I seen at (!anton (Soorgin, wlmro ho lifts a wifo;
hiuI is probably lurking thereabouts. nr on
, tlio road t?> this place. IIo is supposed to bo
! making his way to a frco St.ito.
b. C. CKATO.
Piekoho* C. IT.. S. 0. Aug. 27. 18.V.>. tf-.r?
Not icy.
IS hereby (riven that application will he mnde
at the next session of tho Legislature lo discoiitbiue
Miller's Now Road, nt .Stamp ("reck,
i and to adopt the old Homl, as r better route.
MANY (JlTlZKNS.
Atirr. 15. 1859 4 ?m
W. Walseman, Agont,
DUAPKK A\ll> TAII,OK, ,
WA LI) ALL A. S. C.
I^IIE undortugnod bog* lcavoto inform his ,
friends ami tho noblio, that ho lias I
opened a chop in the building formerly occn
i piotl by Issortell & Norinnn, for tlic purpose
j of enrrying on tlio business of
Draper mid Tnllor,
I In itp various brandies. lie litis on Imnd
! an excollent assortment <?f (toons for (Joiitlej
inon's wear, wliioli lie will mnke to order in
the test Bt.vlo, and According to the lute.it
fashion. Ho respectfully solicits a sluiro of
public patronngo.
BflJuTcnus, most accommodating.
July U. 1W9 57 tf
Valuable Property for Sale.
rilHKRE will bo mo1<1 ?t Public, Auction, nt
? my residence un Tuf?Jay tbo -lib day of
October next, if not previously disposed ol ftt
private sale, my entire Estate,
ileal and Personal,
To wit: One-half interest in a Merchant
Mill. 1111(1 till v-niim I '? '
. .....V *?.VI VP Vi JiUlllIt X UC A*J 111
will soon bo iii (monition.
300 Aorcs of I,and, of wliicli Forty acres
is fresh cleared and ready for cultivation.
Tliero is a Saw Mill in good repair on this
trnct.
1100 Acre.", called the Maw place.
Those lands aro situate in l'ickcns District,
on Twelve Mile River, just above the public
road leading from Pi kens 0. II. to Pendleton.
Tliero arc dwelling houses and outbuildings
on each of these tracts. These
tracts are valuable, on account of their nearness
to Pendleton, the present terminus of
the lllue Kidge Railroad ; and fo<* the water
power and excellent Springs and timber
thereon. Persons arc in\itcd to call and examine
the same.
ALSO
A Negro man. named Jo; about 000bushels
of corn, lot <>t'Foriilcr. Pens, Shucks. Tlio
crop to be gathered nnd delivered to tlie purcbnser
by tlio loth Ociober next. Also, u
lot of Cuttle, lings, Wagons. Lumber. Tools,
of various kinds. Household and Kitchen
Furniture, and other articles too tedious to
mention. The above property is sold to pay
my debts, and 1 ask my creditors to be present
to fix upon the terms of sale.
My name is still in the Courier as a candidate
for Sheriff, .and 1 am yet so but for Arkansas.
Friends have inv thanks for the
interest taken in my behalf.
A. 11. SAKOEXT.
Sept. 0. 1850 7 td
Limo Your Land !
W ivwill turnish I.IMF, at tlio Clinuga
Lime kiln for agricultural purposes
at the following rates:
10 ocntf* per bushel for slacked Lime,
20 cents for un>laoked.
UOIJ'T. MAXWKLL, dr.,
A^cnt 01inuj*a I.. & M. (Jo.
__ Sept. r?. 1S.V.) 7 tf.
J. B. FISCIlESSEli,
W.'ifcluiiiilior ami Jvwellci',
WALK/.LLA, ?.
KAS reeommei? ed business at his olcl
Stand, on M .in street. lie keeps on
hand a large and splendid assortment of
w atones and Jewolry,
Together with everything in his lino, which
will 1)0 sold on the very l>est terms.
RFil'AlIIIXU, in all its branches, done in
a most workmanlike manner, and with despatch.
(Jive me a trial.
July 23, 1859 1 tf.
I New Powder Manufactory.
rpiIHSouth Carolina I'owdor Mills are now
j J[ in successful operation, and the attenj
tion of Dealers is called to the unmistakable
I superiority of the l'owder Manufactured at
j these Mills over that any other in America.
I Wearo prepared to furnish at the shortest
notice anv of the following description, at
i tho following prices, viz:
| Common Blasting powder per kog $1 2">
Brilliant " " " " 2.r>
Common Mining " " " f> 2o
, Brilliant " " " " 0 2~>
Common lliflo " ' " 7 2:1
Brilliant " " " " S 5C
Bviy" Where the keg is returned 25 cent?
will he deducted.
| The Manufacture is under the guidance ol
| J. II. Bksk.mkf.i.dkii. from Memmingen, CJcr
| maay, a skilful and experienced Powder ma
: ker. lie has introduced the highly brilliant
Powder so much admired by the sporting
community of Europe. This Powder is r
beautiful round and possesses the polish oi
steel, and is entirely free from all corroding
properties.
Dealers and contractors may have thcii
oiders ti 1 led agreeable to specifications at the
shortest notice. All orders should be atl|
ilresseH to John Boh kn tt Co, at Pickens C
! 1T., So tth Carolina.
WM. It. BOW F.N, Agent.
Xf I. 1 r 1 o-/> ? '
[ iuiircn i.j, i w.i ?i-f tt
Lav Notice.
I 'JMIfi undersigned have formed a partnership
: I in tiie practice of Law and Equity for PickI
ens District. Mr. Uadhkn may be consulted at
his offlcc in Pickens and Mr. Onn at Anderson.
JAMKS L. OUll,
W. M. IIADUKN.
Pickens C. If., May 10, 1859 -12-tf
Law Notice.
'PUR undersigned will devote himself entirely
j I to the practice of Law and Equity on tin
! Western Circuit. Mr. H.w<i>kn is his part net
! ... -
I iii i iim-ii-. iiAjing i,. ui< it.
Anderson 0, II.. Mny 10, 185(1 42?If
Notice
IS horehy given tlint application will l>c
mm!'.1 t>- the Legislature, at its next Sos>
I sion, for a Charter to open a Turnpike Uoail
| from Elijah I tinkle, Sr. Mills, through the
Negro trail Gap, to tho North Carolina line.
Aug. 27, 1K.V.) 5 3m
Sassafras Gap Turnpike.
I f PI 11*1 Stockholders and fricails of tliis enterI
1 in'lMf* rtl'O l*0llI10-Qt0rl tit munt i?? tho !'<?? n<l
: House, at Pickens, on Salcdny in Octobor. The
HiiccoHH of the measure demands ACTION.
Sept 1 ? td
Beeswax! Booswax '
WFj want to buy 1000 lbs. UKT'.SW A X
for which we will give GOODS 01
CASH.
J. 11. K. SLOAN & CO.
I IVndlotwi, July 4, 1860 ftO tf
Notice
j IS hereby given that application will be made
1 nt the next HMsion of the Legislature, to
| amend the charter for Slonn'8 ferry und bridge,
so !i? to locate the bridge near the ftite of the ferry,
and ulso fornn extension of said charter.
Angiiht 27.f> 3m
NEW GROCERY STORE,
A* Plckenn C. H.
I rpiIE subscriber letivo to inform his
j _1 friends nmt the public generally, that lie
nuu uurucvi ii
GROCERY STORK.
And is now receiving end will contimio to
receive everything usually kept in tn establishment
of this kind. Tiie Stork is nil fresh
end Ins been bought oft the most sdvnntftgious
terms and will lie sold nccordingly.
Terms will be strictly Cnnh or Barter nt
cash prices. Call and sec me.
J. R. RETD.
April 1. ltffW 3fi tf
W. T. HOLLAND, M. D.,
PICKFA'S DISTRICT. S. 0.
March 3, 1H/J9 151 tf
I C AW0 OiD AT\?'3.
FOR ci.r.KK.
j ?v"i>-The friends of JAMK# K. IIAGOOI>
rospedfully nmionncv lilm u cninli'lute for r?!
election to the olllcc of Clerk of the C' nrt lit
I lie next election.
KOH ORDINAUY.
fifST" The friends <>f J. I(. MA11KTT respcct
fully announce hint u candidate lor Ordinary of
l'ickcns District at the next election.
| #fc?y The friends or WM. J. l'AHSONS. Kcq.
respectfully announce liltit a candidate for reelection
to the oflico of Ordii'tiry, for rickcua
district, at the ensuing election.
fitiy The friends of W. 1". IIOl.COMliF respectfully
announce hint a candidate lorOrdimi,
ry, at the next election.
I fifty The friends uf S. II. JOHNS rospcctfully
announce hint a camliilatu lor Ordinary at
the next election.
ftf?X?The friends of llcv. .TOIIN OWKNS hog
leave to announce hint a candidate lor Ordinary
I of l'iekcn.f district. nt the onsuing election,
i The friends of TIIOM.AS .1. KKITII ret
spcct fttlly announce hint a candidate forOrdinj
ary of l'ickcns district, at the ensuing olcotion.
FOR SI I Kill FF.
JBwyThe friends of Col AU-'X. ItRVrr
nouuce liitn a candidate for Sheriff oi l'ickcnrt
district, a" the ensuing flection.
Tlie friends of Mr. ANDUFAV RAMSAY"
respect fully nttiiottnee him a candidate for Shcri
ill of i'ickciid district, at (lie next election.
8W The frictuls of Col. I.KMirKL THOMAS
respectfully announce Itim n candidnto
tor Sheriff of I'ickons district, at tlie ensuing
election.
j JR^y-Tlie friends of t'ol. A. 15. SARCiKXT
respect fully announce him a candidate for Sheriff
of 1'ickens District, at the ensuing election.
The friends of ^V N. CRAM heg lenvo
to announce him a candidate for Sheriff of I'ickens
district, at the next election.
FOll TAX COM.KCTOR.
The friends of Mr. A. S. ST FPU ENS
respectfully announce hint a candidate for tho
oflice of 'fax Collector of l'ickens distiii t. nt
j the ensuing flection.
g&tf" The friends of Mr. (! liORfi I! F. STKADi
IN(i respectfully announce him a candidate for
! the office of Tux. Collector, tU the next election.
J Bf^..Thc friends of llev. J. 15. HUNNICUTT
respectfully nniionnce him a candidate for tlio
office of Tax Collector, at the ensuing election.
JKSaSf" The friends of Hoy. 11. M. 11A11TON'
[ respectfully announce hiiu as ? candidate for
I Tax Collector at the next election.
BSaV The friends of .1. \V. I.. C.M'Y rcspcct1
fully nnnotmco hint n candidate for re-election
to t >e otlicc of Tax Collector, for Pickens district.
at the ensuing election.
I fifer'l'he friends of II. CI.KVKI.ANI) HUNT
| re8U"Ctfully announce him a candidate for Tax
Colic dor, at the next election.
Medical Notico.
D'OCTOllS MABUY ANH SLOAX having
formed ? Copnrtnership in the prnoI
tioo of Medicine and Surgery, respectfully
| oiler their Professional services to the com:
.....a i -
111 iimiv iu tar^c.
Pendleton, S. April 21, 1859 40 tf
W. B. GAINEY,
"WATC11MAKEU AND JEWELLER,
I*cit<ilctoii, s.
i ^ W ILL bo at Pic.kons Court
House on tlie first Moiuluy iu
! , cnch month. and all other publio
1 i days. |i?r the purpose of 11EPA1'
, ltl.Nti Watches, Clocks mul .Jewelry. His
' room may he found at Mr. W. E. llulcombe's*
' Hotel. All work warranted.
I Jn|,v 13. 18.r?0 02 tf
? fliWD FOR SALE.
' rpiIE si. ?riher offers for sale the valuaf
J. bio Tl.ACT OF LAND on which ho
. now resides, situated in the District of I'ick'
ens, nnd lying on the head waters of Eighteen
. Mile Creek, containing Three Hundred and
Twenty-four Acres. On the premises thorn
are a comfortably dwelling, all necessary
i out-buildings, with about Thirty Acres of
I?..i 1 ? * *
Miiiiuiii 1111111. icrius nmue easy, and
lor further particulars npplv on the land to
FKfjIX 110GEKS.
March 23, ls")0 36 tf
NOTICE.
4 I.L persons having demands against tho
x\_ E*mte of Win. Ilarrott, deceased, will
liand thoni in tonic properly proven. Thoso
1 indebted will please make payment soon.
JOSH I'A JAMKSON,
Adin'r., with will annexed.
Sept. 4. 18AO 7 4
. I II. FAJEN,
. I AT WAL11ALLA, S. C..
j ."5 now recoiving a splendid assortment;
DRY GOODS,
For Ladios ftiul (lentleman's Wear,
, ?AJ.SO?
Rcadj'itiiidc 4'lotliiii^.
lie also has on hand tliC finest (JiiSaimevs
and Linens, for the Spring and Summer; toj
gcther with many other articles not necessary
| to inontion.
| Mr. Vajes continues tlie Tailoring Busi,
noss in all its branches, and respectfully solicits
a share of public patronage.
, M.g 12. lS.r>{? 42 tf
LUMBER! LUMBER !
! rpIIK ?\d>sciiher? having purchased tho
i I Ml I-l.S formerly owned hy Col. John A.
; Kasley, deceased, three miles east of Pickens
|. II., are prepared to (ill orders for I.I'M
MKK, finished or unfinished ; Si' l>, Winds,
! I'nnncl Doors, or anything in (hat line, nt
short notice. We nre determined to carry on
tho business in nil its branches, and persons
| wishing anything in our line, may he assured
> | their orders will meet with prompt attention.
1 j Tho business will bo carried on under tho
name of tho "Six Mil Company." Mr M F
Mitciiki.i, is the authorized Agent of tho Company,
to whom all orders should be addressed.
Wo solicit a shure of public patronage.
T 1 vein'ir
II. U. 1K)?J(iS.
M. F. MITCHELL.
1 Six Milo, Nov. ">, 1868 l<i tf
JOS. J. NORTON,
ATTOKN1SY AT LAW,
AND
K?lifi(or in X:?|uitv>
' PTCKENS COURT IIOI'SK, S. C
| .Ttin. I. IPfiR 2.r> tf_
W. K. KAHI.KY. ISAAC \\ K KI.Il'KB,
EAS1.EY & "WldhXlMf,
AUorneyti nt I.nxv,
\T V 1I.T. attend punctually to nil luipinoM mi
i \ tvuMM to t li??ir oar* in I lie DJMfict1
? ? -
. r>mg me nmifvii c ircuit.
' OFFICE AT PICkENR C. II., P. C.
t S?'V?. ??%, ia
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