Keowee courier. (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, October 01, 1859, Image 3
open hiul their contents blown out anil
scattered thick upon the pround, and there
pelted intotlio nuul with tho driving rain.
We cannot pretend to express a surmise as
to the extent of the damage, but, have no
doubt that it is terrible. Our section lias
not been visited by such a gale in the cotton
pickiujr season for many years.
Tho Mobile Kegister of Saturday adds :
I'rooi all the accounts received, the storm
of Thursday nijjht waa more disastrous elsewhere
than here in thee ity. In several of
tho Ntnrno nil 1 *
v.. v viii.iitiuu iiiiu r rwui sircci.s, ]
above St. Francis, tho water covered the
floors, in some inst iiiqcs, six or se'ven inclioh,
to the injury of sugar, flour, bagging,
tto., which occupied the lower floor.?
Many of tho merchants were actu dly engaged
in removing their good--* to the second
stories, employing help at tho r ite, per
hand, of 82 an hour. Other than this
the damage was slight, being confined principally
to the destruction of awnings, signs
mid window glass, and the flooring of a
number of large and bmiutit'ul shade trees.
At l'oint Clear nearlv nil tho l.-.tli
houses ami wharves were swept away, ami
the sojourners wore much alarmed.
Higher up on tho Eastern shore, every i
M?ha rt" a ml hath house, except Hudson's
ami Stark's is gone.
hi the neighborhood of Short's wharf,
two oyster boats e tp/ized, one of them the
" Sea I5ird," and two persons, names unknown,
wero drowned. It was only by excellent
management that the ?tourney
111111' Wii.s .siivctl thumping to pieces on the
bench, whither she lisiil been blown, drugging
her anchor u.otiyly a quarter of ?i mile.
List of Consignees,
AT i'kndi.KTDN, 8 KPT KM ii Kit 2'.), 1 x.v.1.
.T. B llugoo'l. S li John*. I) [ticm ui, l)e.-uis!i,
Ltjt'r.iig. L) O'Connol, Wnmliii, L Honiu>r
.*fc <!?., Kuttiniiin, Abbot, l.ooniis & t'o., .1 1
15 Iteitl, .1 M Adams, \V Wiilsemin. W I-' I'urkcr.
.1. T. S. & S.. .1 W B n II & Son. Smith &
llovay, .1 II Sitton, Nathan (1111111111, -I 1$ 1", S
t'o.. It A?lger, J B .Vigor, II W K., <1 8 L?' ton
& t'o.. II A II dibson, II it It., Uansomor ami
Hhubriuk.
W. IT. I>. Q\ll,l, MID. Agent.
, M.vhhiki>, on tlie 22n<l nit., by tlie Hev. J.
II. /iiniiK'i'iiitiu, Mr. .Ioiin W. F. Thompson, of
Valhalla, to'Miss Ai.ior A. IU'.cok, of Anderson.
l'>y llio ltcv. .1. It. 11imiticiitt, On tlie ?liml
\ilt.. Mr. \V. It. Iti.aciv to Miss Natiiany Kiiikji,
but li of Pickens.
At themtnie time, by tlie same, Mr. Xatiian1
ki. ItiDKii, to Miss II. ArknAy Staximuhuk, nil
of Pickens.
On the lfltli ult., by ltcv. W. It. Singleton,
Mr. \V. (!. Hi.as.mincamk to Misu Maiujaiikt
Anthony, nil of Pickens.
IIy (lie Hanio on tlie 20tU ult., Mr. Adnkii
JlowAimto Miss Nancy NoftMA.v, all or Pickens.
On the 21st ult., liy Hev. W. (}, .Mullinnix, |
Mr. (W:oi;ue I. i'havman to Miss Matii.ua N.
MrAVnoiiTV.il, nil of Pickena.
Oil tlie ith ult. by Rev. Thomas hooper, Mr.
.Tames II. ituim:u to Miss JjL'okttik M.vri.nKN,
lill of Pickens.
A CARD.
M\) Till! V0TBU8 OK PICKBNS DISTRICT:
I Fellow-citi/eits? -My name linsbeon pnbli?lieil
us u unnilidiilo for Ordiimry, but tindingthnt 1
my ago nn?l temporal business will not permit
mo to cuiivaAs the district,'I now begio decline
t!iouanviki.i, mi l return my tluuiks to tiiy friend*
tot the intoro.il they li.ivo taken in my election.
JOHN OWKNS.
8.0pt. 2<1. 18"?9 . 0 1
J. B" E. SLOAN & CO.,
AT I'HNDI.KTOX, S. (!.. * i
I RK NOW UBCBIVINd from X?w Vork,
A I'lnlatlclpiiiii ami Charleston, ft large tpian
ity of
FALL AND WTXTKIl GOODS,
AYliiuli consists of tlioii* usual variety. mul arc
olTcroil.it utiiisii \lly 1q\v priucs. UooJ (JooJi
at low prices i.? our motto.
Call anil see for yourselves. No ulinrgo for
showing.
Soj.t. 80. 1 H.">9 10 2
Notico!. HuntersTriTK
AUK PAY IXG for Vox Skins.,
Y V l'J to 20 eolith; (<'"" > Skins, l.? to :
2U; Mink Skim, not torn. '2.'> to IIO; Musk- j
rut. 10 to 15; O^issiun', 5 to 10; Oitur. $1
i.. 7"? -I 1* 1.' vil n \ \- e. n<\
lVmliotHn. Sept. 28j ISV.i 10?I
Wiyrivv,.
MVAKD SYMMKS having mado an A.?j
signincnt of hi* property to the underpinned
for the purpose of paying his debts,
liis creditors 'arts requested to presoijt tlicir
elniina asearlv as practicable.
d S LOHTOX, I .
(1 T SYMMKS. j Assignee*.
Pendleton. Sept 4J0, 1K.V.) 'J I
ESTATE SALE.
WILL he sold, at the lato residence of
Mrs. llohcccrv Williams, on Wednesday
tlio Pith day of October next, to the
highest hhtdor, tho Ileal Kstate of Joseph
>ir:n: ? j -
ft llllllllt", tlUl'.OIIPUtl, C'lllSISIIlie dl DUO
'r i* a c I 01* Sj a ii (I,
jSitunto in tho District of Pickens. <m Saluda
Kivor, Containing Two Hundred and Furiy
Acre* more or k'inj. I) ?und?d by land* of .Jcr.oiuiult
Robinson. Unlet Hunt and others.
'JL'bcro is a comfortable dwelling, hivrn, and
11 necessary nuthouses on the preiuisos.?
H'hera is also about Forty Acres of bottom on j
itbU tr*ct. ,
._A\T',SO? t J
One M*r* And Stule <vdt, atock oatttlQ- ad
>Shoop. I(nuM?holii and Kitchen Furniture,
And other article* too numerous to mention.
TI'MiMQ OI.' M V I t> LV._ ?l.? I 1 -
. J ,J, JC??r IIIC IIIIIU. II giOllit
of ono and two yours ; and for tho pornona^
potato, a credit of twiflvo month*, with intcrIpf
/Pit from tho diy of ?nlo. Tho purolnwo
jnonoy to ho pet)ur?d hy note ami approved
parotic*, with a mortgage ot tho promises if
I'cquirtd.
ISAAC WILLIAMS, Kx'or.
Sent. 12, 18 *?9 8 4
JWH 'atliot k Mountninoor copy twice.
Hidoe and Bark!
/ '1 asii \?;n i '?*??
?v. i'iijii iwi iiiuo?nmi mil jiiirK
\V omleHvory ut inv Tnn YrmL
* WM. V AtfWYCK. .?
Aptil I#, 1830 ,t<) Out
'V Notion.
AFI S\\, KfcTTLKMKNT of tho Estate of
(IWvjJO H, Olardv. ilm'PAKOil. will tin
1 made bctvro the Ordinary, at JMckens C. SI.
?m Friday Iho 30th vf Pocouibor no:;t.
j| Por?r r?8 nxlohtoil must nay boforo that day,.
Kndthosehavingdo^mm*must nrojont thotu
on or boforu that day or thay will be barred.
Porwtttl fntorostcd *111 talto not loo and go vorn
tbeniselvp* accordingly.
. lUCLAim" A-lw'r, .
Soj^. 9 'W
EXECUTORS' SALE.
\V'K si;!! to tlie Idgjteat bidder, ?n Tucb- J
il day tlio l'.tli Joy ut' Novoudior nest, ut tliu
luto residence of Dr. K. 1). Maxwell, dccoanod,
near Fair l'lnv, in l'iekens Dbdriot,
THE PLANTATION
whereon lie ili<l live, lying immediately on the
main Koad leading from Pendleton to Carnes- i
villo. Georgia, nnd within two miles of Kuir
Play, contninitig Two lliuulred Acres more or
less. Tho plantation is well improved, and is
lie of tho best locutions in the district. On
the promises is a guoil Dwelling, Negro houses. !
Ilarn, Threshing Machine, Cotton Gin and
Screw, and nil necessary outbuildings. There
10 ui "?0 acres ot good bottom land on the
place, and the balance is firstrate upland. This
tract lies in one of the best neighborhoods in
tho State, convenient to good Churches and
Schools.
Wl'i WILL ALSO SKLL at the same time and
place, bushels of Wheat, a ?|Uantity of Corn ,
and Fodder: lot of It ye, Oats, and Harley; 7 :
head oi Horses, amongst which is some blooded 1
n Mi.i..- . ..t.. I 1
- .. , w k,..nv ?? WUIIV OlUVI'if, " j
or K fine Cows and Calve: v some <>f (liem hoing
imported stock : 12 or l"? head of good Hctf Cat- !
Ilu, 21) head of Sheep. F5 head Cioats, 17 head '
of fine fattening Hogs, and n number of stock I
lings, 1 lSuggy and harness, 1 Carriage and j
harness, 1 Carryall and harness, 1 Spring Wagon,
i Ox Wagon, 2 Ox Carts: 2 Fans, one of j
which is a Tlmrbcr Premium Fan; Farming j
Implements of all kinds; Household and Kiteh- i
en Furniture, an I various other articles too
numerous to mention.
TKK.MS OF SAI.F..?On a credit of twelve
months, with note and approved security, and
interest from ilnte.
l.FCY C. MAXWBl.T,. ^ Hx'trix.
JOHN II. M WW KM.. [
J. K. IIAfiOOI), J Kx'tors.
rvoTiiTi?.
i. I.r, person* linvin^ ilemmuls ngniust flic T's- j
i?. tilto of I'"". !? !' liocoiisoil, arc |
requested to linml tlicin in to lis iiiiincilintely, |
properly attested, for payment: tun I those indebted
thereto must make payment promptly, us
longer indulgence ciinnot bo given.
I.. C. M.VXWKIjIj, ) Kx'liix.
.T. 11. MAXWKI.L, V
.1. K. IIA(IOOI), j Kx'tors.
St>pt. m, 1 S.V.I 8 If
STATK OP SOUTH CAROLINA,
riokoiiM?In Faulty.
J. I>. Ferguson, \
B. A. Ferguson, \ un| fur VAr{itim &x.
v*.
Anna Ferguson, ct.ul*. ;
l>v virtue of a dpcretnl order obtained in |
1J> this cause, nt the last term of the Court
of Equity, fur Pickens district, there will hi?
sold at public auction, to the highest bidder,
at Pickens Court House, on Saluday in ()ct >
her next, the IJoal Hstate (not assigned) of i
lames T, Ferguson, deceased. These lands
aro situate in tlio State and District aforesaid,
on waters of Town creek, to wit:
Tract No. 3, containing Three Hundred
and Ninety-six Acres, bounded by lands of
K. II. (Jriflin, Baker and tracts Nos. 1,2, and
4. This is the Ilayncs tract, upon which
there is ub.mt forty acres of creek bottom.
Tract No. 4. containing Two Hundred and
flighty-nine Acres, adjoining lands of (J. It.
liurgocS". Benj, Holder, B, II. (Jrillin, Maker,
and tracts Nos. I, and .r>. There is eight
acres of branch bottom on this tract.
Tract No. f>, containing Four Hundred and
Six Acres, bounded bv lands of (?. It. Burgess,
1 toper, nnd tract STo. 4. There is liftcen
acres of branch bottom on this tract.
T Kit MS OF SALE.?'These Lands, which
ji 1*1* I'liliiiililo will lii? wnlil mi i\ i*roilit i?f nno I
two ami time years, except the costs of these
proceedings which are to bo paid in cash.
The respective amounts to bo pui<l in three
equal annual successive. instalments, with
into rent thereon from the day of sale. The
purclmser or purchasers to enter into bond
to tlm Commissioner. with at least two good
sureties, to secure ttie payment of the pur- !
chase money. The purchaser to pay extra i
I'm" his title.
HOII'T. A. THOMPSON*. e.B.ivn.
O'imr's. Oiilcc, Sept. f>. 1S:>0 7 td
S H. JOHNS & CO.
AT l*ACUKU)Lt\S UKTItKAT, S. C.,
VUK now receiving from Now York and Charleston
a large and spenditl Slock of
IFall and IViiilct' ^ootliv,
\\ liirli tli(*v will hpII low fur C.h)i or In itmirl mi 1
ciiMtoincrH. Tlicy Would 113k tlioir friend* and
ilie public generally to call ami examine lor
tlioiiiHOlvcH. Ilnrgain* can lie had.
8. II. JOHNS. & CO.
Sept. 'JO. 0 tf
Silo Notices.
WILL BK SOLD on Fridnv tho 7th of
Oetoncr next, at niv resideneo, to tho 1
Highest bidiler, Cuttle, ling*. Sheep, IIousolicilil
mul Kitchen Fnrritur?, and various
other article*, with a portion of the ( landing
crop. Torino on day of sale. Sale to commence
nt 10 o'clock, A M.
AV (J MULUXIX.
??ALSO
At tlio residence of the subscribor, on Saturday
tbo ?Sth of October next, there will lie
'.sold, nt public auction, a portion of my standing
crop. Cattle. Hogs, Farming Implement*,
Household and Kitchen Furniture, together
with many other articles. Terms on day of
Hale. \ K 0 MULldXIX.
Sept 22. 1 WO ft 2,
HO! FOR THE WEST.
I WILL Sl?LL nl private sale, oa reasonable
term* tlio valuable
Tract of Land
On which I roaide. on Crookod Crook, containing
Three Hundred and Tliirty-live Acres
i iofQ or less. On the premise* is a comfortable
dwelling, out-buildings, and some land
I open for cultivation. There is also on tho
place n good MILL SKAT, and about thirty
Aercs of good crook bottom.
ALSO
WILL BK SQL!) at my residence. to the
highest bidder, on Monday Mio 3lnt of October
noxt, Corn and Fodder, stock of Cattle
And Hog?, one-horse Wagon and Buggy,
Household and Kitchen Furnituro, and vurioii<
otlior nrtfclo*.
Turin* made kuown on day of mile.
L M. ntUNNICCTT.
re tiw. i.n.i : a,j,i ?.? fhn <i,?v ..f
HTij il V"V *?r<jym " uwV ..... V
m<11o nbovo montionod, it will bo Kortted on I
that day. '
1H.50 0 fi
A CAUTION'
IMADK ft chrtngo in my business bint
wjnter for tlio pnrpo*Q oif making *ettleinentH
and paying my dobts. ThU I'nin
Unable to do unless I can onllrot wbnti* owing
to ui?. This I nm dotormincd to do without
delay. Tlioaa indebted to mo. tl?eTfcfnw>,
must mii th? nni'As.iitv (if rmvlnor tin innnint
.....? '? ? v I - o r i r
ly. It is tho only way to imvo
L. TQWKR8.
v .lUcholor.-: RMtm| M-pt. :>l. I #30 9?4
" tttDE8 A*l) BAHK
WILL BK BOUGHT AT HA IK PRICKS
J\v -K J. L. N.'/SMITH.
TunKVd, Jan 4t 1858
Pcndloton Prices Current.
Connietv;i> wkt.ki.v liv joiin t. ki.oam a < "
I'kxih.vtiin, So|?t. 'JO, 18>r?'.).
Cotton, per lb 0 u 10 Collet*, Uio, |>t*rlb 12ftl t |
Corn, " bush 'JO a 100 " Jnta " 20 n 22
i,,ol ii inn .. i ml < ' " - !
' >V?| ""B ,V "* ' " 11 I '
llncon. hog It in u l:lj Bale ?>ope " 18 a 1 I
Bagging, (lun'y 20 n20 ljee:>?vax, " IS a "JO
Hotter, per lb Ion 10 Kggs, per do*. 10 h 12.1
Flour, per I>1 500 u SO'Iron, Swede', 0] 'a 7 .
Indigo, ' 1:57 u loll| " " 5 to 7 7 n 7| ,
Lend, " 10 a 12 11 Knglish (5 a 0J j
Madder, " 2)1 n25 Molasses, NO 00 a R>>
Nails, per keg, flu $050 " \V 1 45 a 50
Oals, jier bush, 40 a 15 Powder. per keg $750 a8 >
l'eas, ' " 75 u 00| ? ? lb 87 a 40
Kiev, " lb Oj a 7[l,cpper, " lb 10 a IB ,
Steel, IMi.-'tcr, 11 a l-TXalt, per sack, 225 a 250
' German, 12 a 14,Sugar, brown, 0 a 11
" Cast, 22 n 25!Shotf per sack, 250
Sogars, per dor. 25 a 00, Tobacco, per lb 25 a 10(1
Tea, 75 a 1 5u Wheat, per bl 2:17 a$250 ,
Whisky, " gal 100a loOjYarn, Facl'ry, 100a 110 :
Osnaburgs, per vnrd, 12J a 1 I
A choice lot of the above articles always on
i......i ... i ' < ?- . ... ?. ??" -
H'lii'.t ill I . Ol.UA.N i\, * I) K.
Anderson Pricos Current.
COIIur.i'TKIt WKKKl.V l?V III.KCK1 r.v V OllAYTOXtf.
A.ndkrson C. H., Sept. 20, 18,">9. j
Tot I on per Ih. - 8 (?, U>A
Sail, (Liverpool) per.?aok> - 2 (i 2.*>0
L'ollce, Hio. per lb. - - lJ?j @ 14 i
" Java, pur lb. - - IX (??? -0 j
" I.aguyra, per lb. - - 15 (??, 10 |
Sugar brown, per lb. - - 1) (o\ 11
MulusMCti, West India, Y>cr gallon. 40 Qi\ |
" N. Orleans, " " &5 (o\ 00
liagging, (Sunny, per yard, 16 (<?) 17
llale Hope, " lb. - 11 (<r, 12.J |
H.u'on, hog round, - I'Jj (m ! ? i
muter, per 10. - - 12 1-2 (,. K>
Sleel, enst, ... 22 (ii\ 2~>
" (lermnn, - - 12 (n\ 1">
'? Mister, - - 10 (uj 12 1-2
Iron, coiiimon si/.o Swe?lo, per lb. G.J
' ' - 5 (o 7 iuchcs 7
" Knglish, per lb. - - 5 (if, 0
Nails, best brands, jtor keg, - ?">.] (< <5 J
Castings, per lb. - C f?i) 10
l'owilor, ltirto, per keg, - 7J (n\ 8
" blasting, " " - 0.50 (o ti.00
lvioe, per lb. 5 (it) fi
Flour, per barrel, - 0.00 (i\. (1.50
Wheat, per bushel, - - 0*3 1.00
Corn, " - SI.00
Oats, per bushel, - -10 ?">()
lieeswax, per lb - - 20 (u- 2'2
Wool, " - - - 2-> (it :50
Yarn (boM) per bunch, - 1.10 (T< 1.20
Cow Pens, tier bushel. - 80 85
Corn jiftal," " - <JO 0, "1.00
Haw 11 iilof, (thy) ... 12.V
Solo I.outlier. (hemlock) per lb. 27 (< 'SO
B*,r v on will always find u largo lot of (!rt>corics
and other honvy goods ou linn J ami for
sale nt low prices nt 1! & O'a.
SlIGllKFF'S SAI.BvS.
T)Y virtue of sundry writs of fieri facias to me
1) directed, will behold before the Court House
in l'ickeus 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. E. Merck anil others, levied
on as the property .of F. N. Garvin, at the
suit of W. 11. Jones, Kx'orand others.
One tract of Land, containing two hundred
and thirty-six acres more or less, whereon
Jackson Arter now lives, bounded by lamls of
Kcese Howell, Joseph Young and others,-at the
suit of William lluntor and Iteese liowon.
One tract of Land, on the waters ofConerogg
('reek, containing ten and a half nerci?, whereon
Margaretl Fitzgerald now lives, levied on as
her property, at the suit of K. H. Honson,
against Margarett Fitzgerald, and W. F. Fitagorald.
One tract of land whereon Warren W. White
now lives, containing sovcntjMwo acres more
loss, St?!-! or>. a credit of on? and two years, cxecpjt
so much as is necessary to defray the present
expo uses, levied on as the properly of W.
W. White, at the suit of Miles M. Norton for
the use of Win. II. White, Adin'r.
One tract of land containing sixty acres more
or toss, whereon t. r>. mauium now lives, on
waters of Richland cVck, levied 011113 his property.
ut tin; suit of 1). Itieninn and others.
One house and lot in the town of Walhalla,
containing one and a-hulf acres, whereon Mrs.
OstendorlV now lives; also, one tract of land
containing fifty acres, adjoining town of Walhalla,
11. I'ajcn and others ; also, one other
tract containing two hundred acres more or less,
on the road lending front Walhalla. to Oconee
Station, adjoining lands of ('apt. llcnkin and
others, levied on the property of John II. Ohtendofff,
at the suit of D, Ricman, II. Hahntgc
and others.
One tract of land containing two hundred
acros more or less, adjoining lands of Win.
Rid?r. Allen Keith and others, levied on as the
property of Oeo. W. Hendricks, at the suit of
Mfilnni1
One tract of land containing one lmndi-od and
seventy acres more or less?-also, one other tract
containing eighty acros more or less, adjoining
lands of J. X. Hawthorn, Jcptliri Crane and ot tiers,
levied on as the property of Oliver T. >Sinith,
at the suit of llartweU iJeaoham, Therosey
Murphy and others.
One tract of land containing two hundred
an<l sixteen acrcs.more or less, whereon Win. II.
Kackloy now lives, adjoining lands of I.arkin
Hendricks and others, levied on as (hieproperty
of W. 1$. Hackley, at the^uit of Warren I). Keith.
Or?o tract of land whereon Keltorn Shed now
livnw ormtiiiniiicr iiiTok. mi Wliplnlnim nrnpl/
adjoining lands o(* Wm. Kothell and other*, levied
on us (lie property of Thomas Sanfoid, at
(lie suit of A. Robin* it Hon, and others.
One dark bay marc, one gray marc, (wo yoke
of oxcii, two waggons, one pair of liinlior wheels;
also, on Tuesday after ivlcdny at the defendants
residence, two cows and calves, one dry cow,
one lot of lumber, &o., levied on as the property
of Mrs. M. A. I'erry, at the suit of J. N. Lawrence
and other*, against Mrs. M, A. l'orry
and L. A. F.ilire. <
On Tuesday after Salcday, fit the defendants
8tillliou.se, one ?till nu<l standi), kc., levied on
as tho properly of James K, Howard at the suit
of Samuel Clinprnnn, AdinV., vs. James*!. Howard
and W. J. Parson*.
Ono gray hovso, I one horse waggon and
harness, levied on iib the property; of Willis Medlin
at the* suit of K. M. Keith.
Torins cash purchasers to pnv for papers.
L. C. t'HAIO, i.r.n.
September 9, 1850 7 til
notice
rilO whom it may concern, nnd especially
.JL to certain distillers of " Strychnine, lilne
iiuin." No porson, eitho/ white or
is authorized to sell any Oorri or other agricultural
producofYoin my Form at Little lli\
or Mills. Consequently, I will prosecute nil
persons Who nmy ventu o ns herotoforo to
purchase such produce.
GEO. SEABORN.
Jtept. 8 Z
C. H. A. WOOMN & CO./'
llurneM, PnfltHc A LontlifrMliop,
Also foi sale, Shoe Kind!figs, (ic.
\VAlillA'LIjA, ?. V.
Jan 15, 1869 25 _ tf
For Sale,
O ''NS OF HACOX, chcnp fur
cooh. Ar?[>lv"fo
I i if. ^V*- fiOSii'?!
Pickon* C II, July C2 5Mf
COMMISSIONER'S SALES. |
Valuable Lands for Sale'
ST AT 10 OF SOI 'I'll CAROLINA.
I'KMvKXjS?IN KQI1TY.
J. n. Sutherland, ot. ill. )
vs. Hill for Partition,
lit mo*. Kolfli. ot ol. )
I-vOllCI- I VII . .1 ' '
iioi/.i.t i mi it m.'ciTO ni mo court ol
Equity, inndo in this cause. at Juno ;
Torni, lt<"?0. there will he sold to tin: lii^lio*-t ^
bidder, at Pickens <.*uurt House, on Sale-day
in October next, tlio
Valuable Kcnl INtalc
J)o?eribed in the pleading* in this proceed- ,
ing. to wit:
Tract No. 2, containing Two Hundred
Acres more or less, t.cinjx part of the original
l'umpkintown tract, lyin^ on O.ilenoy
Creek, and ndjoiuiu^ land* of James Keith >
and others. There is about forty acres of
vaimiDic crccit oouoai on tins tract.
Tract No. i?, containing Three Acres. This
tract lie* at the base of Table ll?ck, ami tipon
which there is a hirtjo Hotel, and all ne- '
eesMiry outbuildings.
Tho Sutherland, or Tract No. -I, containing '
Three Hundred Acres, more or less.
Tho Jesse Adams, or Tract No. 5, containing
Aejes, more or less.
Tho Cha'sfuin, or Tract No. G. containing ,
Three Hundred Acres, mote or less.
Tract No. 7. known as the Ninety-six Acre i
grant, containing Sixty-eight Acres, more or ;
les*.
Tract No. 'J. known as the Cliastain or
Sevonty-cight Acre (irant, containing One |
Hundred Acres, more or le*s.
The Sweden, or Tract No. containing 1
Fift v Ai'rfls. mnri> or li>?y
The llocil Survey, or Tract X->. 10, containj^
Ono Hundred nnd -Sixty Ao:e.-, snore
or loss.
Tract No. 11, containing Seventy-Eight
Acres, more or loss.
Tract No. 12, containing Five Thousand
Five Hundred Acre*, more or less.
fifcjV" These Lands are situate in Pickens
District and State aforesaid, principally on
the waters of Oolcnoy Creek.
TKUMS Of SAI.iv?The terms of sn!e nfe
a credit one nnd two years, with interest 'Vont
the date thereof, except ft sufiicient sum to
pay the costs of tlicso i?roceedii.? which
must bo paid in cn.di. The paiv.l asers to
pivo bond to the Commissioner, with at least
two pood sureties, to secure the payment of
tho purebAse'laoncv, and pav extra for titles.
KOIVT. A.'THOMPSON", C.E.P.U.
Cont'd. Office. Aujt. 1850 tl
Stale of South nro9ici:i,
IN KQt lTY l'H'K K.\S.
Wm. Clayton )
vs 15111 for Injunction,Ac
/Kneas Hunter. et nls )
"I _)li USl* ANT to a decrce of tb<^ Court of
I KnuitV. in tliismso tlinro will lir> ?ol.l
ut public outcry, to tlio highest bidder. at |
Pickens Court llousc. <>u Salednv in October
next, the lands described in the pleadings,
to wit:
OXK TRACT OF LAND, situate, lying
and being in tlio district nnd State aforesaid,
containingThree Hundred Acres more or less,
and adjoining lands of J tunes Parlous, I lenry
Ilondrix and others.
On the premises, there is a dwelling, outhouses,
barn aud th? " siting machine. There
is also on the place jne of the best unpointed j
Tan yards in the up-countrv, with a distillery i
ami most convenient apparatus tor carrying
on llie huHino^s,
TKKMS OF SAIiR.*--Casli snflioio.it to ilefray
tlie expanses of sale, (fay $30.) Tl <)>alancc
on a credit of twelve months, with
inloro.it 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.
llOll'T. A. THOMPSON, c.e.p.d.
Com'rs OlRce, Aug lo, I860 'J
Tallin ltu\\\i
AND IIOl'SliKKIHMNC MMPOlill.'M,
Greenville, S. 4'.
FARM 13TOOL.S,
Of nvei-v kind niiil <if Imsf riimlitv.
. STOVES
Of all kind?,
n \ \\ \ k b :,
KK110SKXK OIL AND LAMPS,
?ROTI!It & Bit Kill's
Sowing Mnohirrw.
MATTRESSES,
Of Shuck, Cotton, Palm anil Straw,
PUMPS,
WTltH KAKK8,
WIIKKI.HAKHOWS,
HOUSKKKMPINO <JOv/T)S,
CANK.KKAT Cir VlUS,
CniJ.V HKlfr.l.MllX
CO UN SFITCKKS,
STRAW CTTTKHS,
CORN HAND-MI l,liS
VliiriT IMIESKH.NI N<i CANS AND
BOTTLES,
&c., <fco., &c., Aic., tto., <S:o., &c., &c. A:c
For >Salc I)/
ft. SIIKUMAX. A (rout.
Sept 1,1 fl.19 <> in
$60 Howard.
4 UK WARD of fifty dollars will ho paid j
/ \ for the delivery to me, or confinement ,
in liny .Jail so tlnU 1 can get liiiu, of a Copper J
colored boy, named UlillUY. Said l)i>y is
nlimit. f? fool. 0 ini'lir* liio-li xlomlnr fivcm. nnH i
weighs ubout l.'lO pounds. One or two of I
his teeth aro out in front. IIo is quick spok- I
en. with an intelligent look. IIo
seen at Canton. Georgia, whoro ho has a wife;
ami is probahly lurking thereabouts, or on
tho rond to tfiis plaeo. IIo is supposed to bo
making hi* way to a freo State.
L. C. CRAIG.
l'ichpn* C. H.. S. <'. Aug. 27; 1859. tf-A
1 Aolice
8 hereby given, that triplication wl" b? mmlc
&t the ncx4 notion of tho Lcgint.il uro to ?li?contiiuio
Miller VKinv IVmd, nt Slump Creek,
und to adopt the old ilond, ns a bettor route.
# MANY CmZKXf*.
Aug. 15, 18.V.I J 4 . :im
W. Waltomfta, Agent,
nviipr.it i!Vi? tiii.ar
~ "WATIIXM,A. S? a "
riUIK undor/dgned brgs leavo to inform his :
.1 friends and tho public, that ho has j
Cpo;>otl u flio^ in.ljhfi building formerly occu- ,
piod b.Y JUscrtoli a Norman, for the pin-pone
of worrying on tlio business of
Drftpt'i* ftnA 'fntloi',
In its various branches. Ho lias on hand
nn oxcollont otcjortmout of (joons fir Oontlcmon'n
ttcnr. which he will make to ordur in i
the bo"t stylo, ami according to the latest
fashion, llo fospectfully solicits ft sharo of
pnldhv ymlronftgc. u
i/(k<A?Term*, moxt aeco?K??Wo^?i*n.
I July 11. Ib59 57 tf
Valuable Property for Salo.
^IMir.KK will Ijo solil at 1'iiMic Auction. at
1 niy residence on Tuendav tlie 4tli ?J?v of
October next, it' not previously disposed o( at
private sale, 111 v entire Estate,
iccui mid rttiNonnl,
To wit : One-half intoront in iv !Vr?^rclinnt
Mill, ii 11*I liftv-iiino Acres of Lund. The .Mill
will soon I.o in operation.
at)0 Acres of Laud, of which Forty acres
is fresh cleared ami ready for cultivation.
There is a Saw Mill in good repair 011 this
tract.
200 Acres, called the Maw place.
Those Iniid* are situate in Pickens District,
on Twelve Mile River, just above the public
road leading from Pickens (J. II. to Pendleton.
There are dwelling houses and outbuilding*
on each of these tracts. These
tracts are valuable, on account of their nearHP<?
to Piinil'nliin flu* *.?? %? I
t lie 111 up liidgc tttiilroiul; and fur the water
power iiihI excellent Springs and timhor
thereon. Persons arc 'united to cull and examine
the samo.
A!;,SO
A Xegro man, named Jo ; about 0()0 bushels
of corn, lot of Fodder, Peiia, Shucks. Tlio
crop to be gathered and delivered to the purchaser
by the 13th October next. Also, a
lot of Cuttle, llogs, Wagons. Lumber. Tools,
of various kinds. Household mid Kitchen
Furniture, nnd other articles too tedious to
mention. The above property is sold to pay
my debts, and I ask my creditors to be present
to lix upon the terms of sale.
My name is still in the Courier as a candidate
for .Sheriff, and I am yet so but for Arkansas.
Friends have my thanks for the
interest tukcu in my behalf.
A. 15. SARGENT.
Sent 0. l?"?0 7 td
Limo Your Land !
\\ \ T V. will furnish LIMK nt tlio Changa
* T l-iino kiln for agricultural purposes
:it tlio following rates:
10 cents per bushel for slacked Lime,
110 oenta lor un slack cd.
llOU'T. MAXWKLL, Jr.,
Agent Chnuga I<. iV M. Co.
fc?opt. 1809 7 tf.
15. FISCI1ESSIJU.,
Wat('!im:ikcr mid .fewi'Ilcr,
W ALII ALL A, S.
ITAS recommenced business nt his old
R I O. I M.T.. i? .. ! 1
m.. jl tjuuiu, viii i'liilil ssm'uuu 11 kocjts uu
hand n largo and splendid assortinont of
V/ate lies and Jowolry,
Together with everything in hit* lino, which
will lie sold (in tho very best terms.
RK PA I KING, in all its brandies, done in
a most workmanlike manner, and with '!
spatoh. (iivc 1111 a trial.
July I860 1 tf.
Now Pov/dor Manufactory.
J 11 KSouth Carolina Powder Mills arc now
X in successful operation, and the attention
of Dealers is called to tlie unmistakable
superiority of the Powder Manufactured at
these Mills over that any other in America.i
Wo are prepared to furnish nt the shortest
notice any of the following description, at
(ho following prices, viz:
Common Blasting powder per keg $-4 25
Brilliant " " " " f> 25
Common Mining " " " r> 25
Brilliant " " " " 2">
Common Hi Ho " " " 7 lift
'Drill hint " " ? " X 50
?GJT Where the keg is returned 25 cents
will lie dcduotcd.
The Manufacture is umlor the guidance of
I. II. Hksf.mfki.dkh, from Memmingon, (Jermany,
a skilful ami experienced Powder maker.
lie has introduced the highly brilliant
Powder ho much admired hy tl?"o sporting
community of Europe. This Powder is a
beautiful round and possesses the polish of
steel, and is entirely free from all corroding
properties.
Dealers nn<l contractors may have their
orders filled agreeable to specifications at the
shortest.notice. All orders should he addressed
to John Boiven & Co, at l'ickenf C
H., South Carolina.
"N'M. R. BOW EN, Agent.
March 1-1 18?.'.) iM if
Law Notico.
MMDS undersigned luvve formed a partnership
1 in (lie practice of I,aw and l'lpiity for Vickens
District. Mr. Hakhkn may be consulted at
liis ofllco in rickuns and Mr. Ohm at Anderson.
JAM US b. tilt K.
W. M. 1IADPKN.
rickcns C. IT., May 10, 1S'>5> -1*2-1 f
Law Notice.
'PHI' undersigned will tlcvofe himself ontirely
I Co tlie practice of Law find Kquity on (lie
Western Circuit. Mr. IIaihik.v is his partner
ni Pickens. JA.MIW L. OIIK.
Anderson 0. If., May 10, 18/JO 42 if
Police
TS hereby given that Application will be
A, imxie in tno i.ogisiaturc, ai its next Hessioti,
for n Charter to open a Turnpike Jtond
from Elijah llinkle, Sr. Mills, through the
Negro trail (Sup. to tiic North Carolina line.
Aiifc. t'7. it 3m
Sassafras Gap Tumpiko.
TIIK Stockholders ami friends of this enlerl
priso arc requested > incct in llie Court
Mouse, at Viekcns, 011 Saleday in October. The
success of the measure demands ACTION.
bupt I <) til
Boos wax! Booswax !
WF want to buy 1000 lbs. BKESWAX,
for which wc will gi' o GOODiS or
*\wSII.
J. TJ. V. SLOA& CO.
Pendleton, .1 uly -t. !S'V.I .">() tf
Notice
TS hereby given that application will lie uuidc
I at the next session of 'he Legislature, to
amond t ho charter for Sloan's ferry am* bridge,
so us to locate the bridge near the site >. the icrry,
and also for an extension of gaid charter.
August 27. l&jO t> 8m
NEW GROCERY STORE,
At IMcUciim II.
rpiiK subscriber bogs leave to inform his
.1. huunis nnu the pnniic generally, wiat he
litis opened n
GROCERY 8T0RE,
And is now receiving and wilt continue to
recoivo everything usually kept ,n nv on?ablishment
ofttiis kind. The Stock n> all frefh
nnd hnfi been bought on the most advantaglotis
ternftt and will l?o ro1<1 accordingly.
Terms will he utrh-tly Cash or Darter at
cash prices. Call and see nio.
j. n. RKID.
April l. ixr.o no tf
W. X. HOLLAND, M. D.f
v .WALIIiMii,
lUsOWT S.- C. .
MurchS, 1350 31 tf
G AMD i)'DAT E&>
roll CI.KKK.
Tlic friends of J A.M1CS K. IIAGOOD
roxpwtfully iiniiounio Itiin h cmidid'itc for re!
vliH'lion to Ilio ollico of Clerk of tli# Court nt
1 I lie next clod ion.
FOR OKDIXAHV.
Tlie friends of J. II. MAHKTT respectfully
announce liim u candidate for Ordinury of ,
Pickens Uistrict ai tlio ifo.xt election.
Tlic friends of WM. .1. l'A 11 SONS, Esq.
; reBpectlully announce liiin a candidate for roolcction
to tlio ollice ol Ordinary, for l'Rkcnti
! district, in ilie ensuing election.
J8Viy Tlie friends ol \Y. K. 1IOI.POMP.E res- W
poet I nily iinnouncc liim a candidate lorOrdinn- ; {
ry, at tlie next election.
i &- >'" Tlie friends of S. II. JOHNS rcspoel1
fully aimoitncc liiin a candidate for Ordinary at
tlie next election.
n-' -i./l'lu' friend* of Rev. JOHN OWENS beg t
I leave to announce liiin a ''undulate for Ordinary I
j of l'ickens district, at tlio ensuing election.
?>.<v 'l'l... ..I.. ?r IPIIAM IV I L-l'llTf \
i>r*V.? * 11 v n ivuMB ui Ain/i'iao u. ni.i i n rv? \
*p?otItilly announce liim u candidate f->r Ordinary
of l'ickena district, at the emming elcutiou.
Foil SHERIFF.
Pwj> 'TIic friends of Col. A I.FX. HRYCE anI
iiouik'c liim it candidate for SliviifV of I'ickrrs
i dint riot, a'. ilic ensuing election.
The friend* of Mr. ANDREW RAMSAY
re."peel fully announce him n candidate for Sherill'
of Dickons district, tit I he next election.
The friends of Col. LKMI EL THOMAS
inspectfnllv announce liim it candidate
; lor Sheriff of Dickens district, at the ensiling
election.
prv?-'n>0 friends of Col. A. 11. SARGENT
respectfully announce him u eumlidntc for Sheriff
of Pickens District, lit the ensuing election.
The friends of \V X, C11A1G beg leaTQ
lonnnonnee him a candidate for Khcritl'of Pickens
district, at the next election. f
FOR TAX COLLECTOR.
j ' nt" irivmi? in ,>ir. :\. O. r> I l'? I
respect fully announce hi in a candidate IU
ollice of Tax Collector of Pickens /lie u
the ensuing elect ion.
pviy" The friends of Mr. fiKORGI-'jj
IN<! respectfully announce hint a cm , , 1
ihe ollice of Tax Collector, at the nc '
Tito friends of Rev. .1. K.
respectfully announce liittt a cumlidiC* a
olfiee of Tax Collector, tit the ensuinf, liUt
JteiyThe friends of Her. II. Mxt year'
respectfully announce him aw a ^ounioV
Tax Collector at the next election. <
J8fe>'"The friends of J. W. I.. CAR*^ !' " /
fully uuoouuee him a candidate for '' ^ho /
to the ollice of Tax Collector, for 1'io.ncs- /
trict, al llio ejifuittj; election. *i\s
tt tf-Thc friends of II. CI.CVET.AND 1lv,o? 1^.
rrspeetfully announce him n candidate fur Tax
Collector, at the next election.
Modical Notico.
Doctors marry and sloan imving
formed a Copartnership in the practice
of Medicine and Surgery, respectfully
_ /IV ? ii ! . n P. ? * * *
unci- incir lruiussionai survives to tnc community
at largo.
Pondleton. S. C. April 21. IPSO 40 tf
W. B. GAINEY,
WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER,
I'vudlctoii, S. C.?
_ WILL he at Pickens Court
fcrw?,Iou se on tho first Monday in
cnch month, and nil other puldio
days, for the purpose of UKPA^-X
lUXli Watches, Clocks and Jewelry. Ills
j room inftV DC tound :it <Mr. W . K. Hulcombo's
I Ilotol. All work warranted.
.Fnl v 12, 1S5U 52 tf
LAND FOR SALE.
riMIE .MiJiscril.br offers for sale the vaTiktf*
1_ blc 'I'llACT OF LAND on which lie
now resides, situated in the District of Pickens,
ami lying on the head waters of Eighteen
Mile Creek, containing Three Hundred and
Twenty-four Acres. On the premises thero
fire n comfortable dwelling, all liccossary
out-huildings. with ahout Thirty Acres of
good bottom land. Terms made easy, and
for further particulars applv on the land to
l'ELIX ROGERS.
_ Mavt-ii 'Jp. is:,'.) tf
KOriCE.
AU. persons having demands againstlli". /
Estate of "Win. Barrett, deceased, will .
hand tlieirt intonio properly proven. Thoso
i liiueweu will pica^e make payment soon.
JOSLII*A .JAMESON,
Adm'r., with will annexed.
Sept. 4, 1850 7 4
H. FA JEN, v
AT WA MI AT, LA, S. G\,
j J S now receiving a splendid assortment
DRY GOODS,
For l.udics and (Scntlemau'a Wear,
?A i.S(>~
ICcndj-iiindv 4'lolliiiig". '
Ho also lias on hand the lined Cassimera ,
and Linens, for the Spring and! Summer; together
with many other nrtiolcs not necessary
to mention.
Mr. Fajkn continues tho Tailoring Uusiness
in all its brnnchoa, and respectfully so!
lieils a sliare of miblio patronage.
' 12. 15?0 43 tf ?,
LUMIMill! LUMBEil !
, T1"?.
suhserihurn having purchased tlio
JL aiJMjSlornicrly owned by Uol. John A.
Kanloy, deceased, throe miles east of Pickens
('. .1., are prepared to (ill orders for I<UMIIKH,
finished or unfinished : J?a(di, Blind?,
I'annel Door*?, or anything in that line, at
short notice. We are determined toearryoti
the business in all itn hrnnehes, nnd persons
wishing, anything in oOr line, uiay be assured
their orders will meet with prompt attention.
The business will be carried on under tho
mime ul'the "Sly Mitn.Piiiimnnv " Mr M 1.'
Mitciiki.i. is tlio authorized Agent of tho Coiu!
pnnv, to whom all orders should be addressed.
\ \Ve solicit a share nf public patronage.
T. .J. KKITII.
II. (!. HOCCS.
M. F. MITC1IEIX.
Six Milo. Xov. 9. 18JW 18 tf
mo r Turniprur
UVM' U. J.1 V. JEV A V X* )
ATTOHKKY AT I-4W,
AN 1)
Solicitor in Fruity.
' PICKKNS COURT 110VSK,-S. 0
I g ?f :
\\ K. KAf I.KV. ISAAf \VI( HUFB,
EASLEY & WICKUITE,
Attorney* nt Lnw,
\r yiW. punflnnll^ to *11 bnritifM ens
! \ y (meted to tlioir ofcrr ih ?l?o District- .
j ooiniti isinj; ihc^Vpiai'i n Circuit. v<
u offhT: at phkj:nn c. if., si c.*: >
i Sci't. "f?, 18?>5 1