Keowee courier. (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, November 26, 1859, Image 3
REPORT
OK tlic ConlmhMioncta of Holds, 2>l Hutment,
S. (I. M , to Fall Turpi, 1850.
To cash on hand after mukirtg llol>ort
to Fall Torm 9181 00
To iNiflh roceiveu of Alex. Hrycc,
Sr., for eatray (Jowr, 5 00
To oash roeeived of John llohlatcr
for estray llonto, f?7 00
To c.ish roocivcd of Henry Philips
for oatray, 2 00
To c uih received of Samuel Johns
f.jr eBtniy,. 1 00
To c;isl? received of Josiah I'ain for
IVilNIV. " ,m
? j > - VJ
To oaah received of J. W. L. Cafy,
Tux Collector, 1028 7">
^1 >78 25
DISBUISKM HNTS.
1850.
]ly cash paid C. N. lUnd, Coin.
Norton's order, $18 00
1* Cash paid Andrew Alexander,
Coin. Alexander's order, 27 00
]?v cash paid Job. Huriiett, Coin.
Miller* h order, 15 00
1 >y cash paid Leonard Towers, Com.
Messer's order, 7 00
]Jy ca?h n.iid M. S. Mes&er, Com.
Messcr s ordt'r, J 05 00
| . 1 tv 1
j?Y CUSII palU IJJIU3I I I U*J||C8j I Join.
. Miller's order, 55 03
]{y cash paid 8. Lovingood, Coin.
Roger's order, 21 7")
J5v cash paid 8. K. McFall, Com.
' McRUl's order, 28 00
lly cash paid .J. Owens, Coins. Davis'
nnd'Norton's order, 03 7<>
lly casli paid J. W. 1j. Cury, Com.
(Jillison's order, 5 00
]>y ensh paid J. M. fiillLjon, Colli.
(iilli,son's order, 10 7f>
By cash paid Samuel ItuUl, fine refunded,
bv order of the <ii>nor:il
Hoard, C 00
l?v cash piid J. \V. L. Oury, Coin.
Norton's order, 10 50
lly cash paid .1. W. \j. Ciiry, Conn
Mossnr'n prdcr, 1 43 7">
By cash paid J. \V. ]4: Cary, Coin.
.Miller's order, 200 00
By cash paid .). \YJ \j. Cary, Co:?.
Miller's or lor, 25 00
By cash paid J. K. I Iairood fur Bocording
est rays, 2 00
By cash paid 11. ITagood, Coins.
1> d lender's and Miller's order, 175 12
lly cash paid M. Miller. Coin.
Miller's order, 551 7~)
]Jy paid J. M. llunnicutt,
Com. Miller's older, 10 00
Uy cash paid J. 1J. .Sitton for making
Pointers, 47 00
]{y cash paid J. \V. L. Oury, (JoiU.
Miller's order, o 00
J5y ensli paid M. .Miller for hauling
Messer's, Miller's, Norton's and
MeKtdl's Pointers from Pendleton
to .Pickens C. 11., 2 ft')
$102:1 87
Uy commission on SI007 2f> received
nt 2 J per'cent.. 27 42
1 eo:nmission on PIOWJ 01 paid
out at 21 per ocut., 25 82
SK>77 11
Balance on hand, 60.1 14
SI ">78 2.">
Then? is as much work under contract as
tho ahove balance will |? iy for, and was to
have been finished in 18.")^, yet unfinished.
MORRIS ^ItlJiKR, Treasurer.
Oct. 17, 18"!?, * . .. '
ASSIGNEES' SALE.
W ILL I>o sold to (be highest bidder at
IVndlcton.on the 15th IV.cembnrnoxt.
il.- Pit - -
mr i >iio\vii>h property : TIIIIKK AWillU
MKN. nj;oi? IS, 12t>. nnd tlic Cotton Factory.-known
ns the Sluml (Creole Factory in
Hurt County, Ooorelh: also I horse, anil I
Mule.
All persons having claims n;jaiust Kdwnrd
Syinmes will plense present iliciu by the 1st
day <>f Pocomhciv if they wish to avail themmlvp*
<>f tliclutni^ninentnmdeto us. Tortus
mode known on tho day of niilc.
TliohO indebted to the paid Kdwnrd Symine*
must make immediate payment.
G. T. Sy M/M KS, ) v ?
J. S. 1.OIIT0N. \ As,,lS"eMNwomliflr0,
18A9 til
jm>xi or ifliNiilaccd,
V SMALL l'OOKKT HOOK, containing
the following paper#: 1 Not? on Ja?j>er
Crane. dated in February, 1850, payable
to \\\ 0. Keith 12 months after dato. for $12.
00. 1 X ?to on I. 11. Keith. <lt\?cil in l>ecembor,
1858, payable to W. 0. Keith one (lav
after date, for $0 00. 1 Note on Raphael
Xeal. dntod 1858. payable to T. J.
and W. C. Koith one day after date, for
$.">5 00, lN'otoon Joberry Crenshaw, dated
.'Id October, 1850, pavablo to W. 0. Koith bv
26th December, 185'. f00, I Noto on
T. Davis and Stephen Smith, doted .Id October.
1850, payable to W. C. Koith twck'P
month* after dato. for 00. All the Xoton
bear intei-eat from dato. There wore a fesv
iXher papers in the Jlook, but of little value.
- Jjfo money., 1 forwi rnall persons from trailing
jf'yr the above I,,?te*, and Uio makers from
iiayiug them. ia. 1 Khali hold them responsible.
Anv person finding said Ibwik. will
confer a favor by loai'ing it at thU office.
W. O. KKITII.
Xor T. |859 1<> tf
"" E8*ATJ"SAI.J8. "
I WILL SKLL to the highest bidder, on
Wednesday the 7*b day ?>f I>pceml?cr
next. end davs following at ? ?> -<
r-rv ?MU (OQIUVUW U(
.Juntos I. Ilnfllrigs worth, deceased,
Stx fV?yt'oc?,
Four Jock*. 2 Jono/Wj. H V?k? of
Osen, H W*g<?n'' I ^u/rgy, (low*,
Sheep, Smith iii)<t Qurpeiifor Tool*, Corn,
Whoiit, Vmhkjr, 8hack*, Funning Impleinput?,
Household ftotl Kitchen AiruUure,
iind vftri?Mii* irtbct* nrtiele*. ,
Turin* of "^Hl8 ?n,lar "10
r.unh will'ho reqoirod; ov^ $10, a credit of
twelve iiYQuthft, U'itJi interest from data aitU
two nimnjvon '
c; L. HOrMKaSWOUTil, A?Wr.
Nov. 7. y 1ft, ' V.L-.4'
X&9f Notice.
npltR nrt<1fr|IgiiP?1 wlil <lerotc entirely
.1 to the priwtiee of l?n# and Eonlty on the
AVe*t?rn Oireutt. Mr. llXnocf h ntA partner
nt l'loken*. ORB;
c< ,, ? ^ lf
Christmas Ahead!
| TUST UUCKIVKD, Oranges, Lemon*. Italian
tf ii.*, Currants, ('itrim, Ituisins, Cocoatuits
Malaga O rapes, Holl-slicll Almoinls, Macaroni,
I &c.
?ALSO?
I A choice lot of Salt, Molasses. Sugar, Coffee,
&C. All of which ^ill be Hold low l?V
J. 1$. SI.OAN A CO.
VtrtnlU'toh; Xot. Jfilli, i860 17-H
Administrators* Sale.
WILL ?E SOLD to the highost bidder j
at tho late residence of Sidney .Mo- |
Dow, dcceftscd, on Friday the '2d December j
1 next, in I'ickons district, the entire personal i
estate of said deceased, consisting ot
1.1 LUv.KLV YOU NO XKGIIOKS,
, Mi^lit head of Horses and Mnles, Stock Cattle.
a g i?d 1 >t of Fattening llogs and St'>ck
' Hogs, Al) lLishe's of Wheat, 1,000 11 u she Is
of Corn, a quantity of Fod.lcr and Shuck*,
Household and Kitchen Furniture, Fanning
and Blacksmith Tools, and a variety of other
articles t<Hi numerous to mention.
Tmnn of On ft credit of twelve
I months, with interest from day of solo; to he |
seen roil l?\' "Mi" .m.l ' ~ L1
? .v < '< ii|>|nuiuu ;ouurnjr. ouius |
I of $ "> ami nmlor. cusli.
M. J. .Mi'DOW, VAdni'x, 1
UODKKT CllAlfJ. Jr. , Adm'r. !
N'-iv. 7. 18M) M 4
NIIDKKI I 'S SAiiB'lS.
p\' virtue, of sundry writ* of ticri facias to me
' 1) dlrectcHl. will be sold before thoi'ourt House
' in I'iekens District, within tlie legnl hours, on
j the lirst .Monday and Tuesday in Decomber nest:
One tract of l<;iud, containing two hundi
ed and thirty-six acres more or less, whereon :
| Jackson Arter now lives, bounded by lands of
j lleeso Howen, Joseph Youngand others, at the
| suit of William Hunter and Heoso llowen.
! :i')0 Acres of land more or less, whereon the
defendant now lives, lying on waters of Mold|
en's and IS .Mile uritak, adjoining lands of t}.
\Y. II, Hoggs, Thod. II. Hoggs nud others,levied
| on as the properly of Abuor Odell, at the suit
; of J. I'. Ilagood, 8. Hobo and others.
Two hundred acres of Land more or less, ad!
joining lands of Mrs. K. Merck and others, lev|
led on as the property of F. N. Qnrvin, at the
suit of \V. H. Jones. Ex'or and other-'.
! <>ve tract of band, on waters of Twelve Mile
Hi r, containing 17 "? acres more or less, adjoin'
..? *11 ? l-i- ? >
...s i.< ? <11 .iiiunjitii . WUXIIUUIT, .MISSCS lllgI
gins nn<l others. Also, all the defendant's inI
torest in one Tract of Land, containing 508
acres ntoro or les*, adjoining lands of llanlin
j l'rico, It. F. Morgan and others'. Also, on
| Tuesday after Saleday, at defendant's residence,
J one lot of corn, supposed to bo 000or 700 bush- J
' els, 1500 bundles todder, thrco head of colts,
| live bead of stock cattle, one small lot hogs,
' otic 2 horse wagon, household and kitchen fitr|
niture, &o.. nt the suit of .fames 1). (lassawny,
j \V. H. Woolbright and others, vs. W. J. Par
One Trrtci of Land containing 80 norcH more
j or less, niljuinifijr lands of Hardy OiUlrnp, J.
Crane an<l others, levied on as the property of
Oliver P. Smith, at the suit of Theresy Murj
phree ami other*.
Ouo Tract of hand containing i t'lftcres more
j or loss, whereon the defendant now lives, adjoining
lands of David .Shepherd, Rli Shepherd
and oilier.*), levied on as tho property of L. II.
Kutledge, at the suit of R. 1$., K. M. and T. J.
Keith. Rx'ors, and others.
Olio Tract of Land containing 77 acres more
or less, on waters of Six Mile Creek, adjoining
lands of Samuel Stephens, John Howard and
others. Also, one red ox and one ox wagon,
I levied on as the property of J. H, Howard, at
| tho suit nf Samuel Chapman and others.
! One Traqt of Land containing 600 acres more
' or less, adjoining lands of Silas Stone and otlij
or*, levied on as the property of John Howard,
at the suit of J. 11. Cl.tylon, et. ai.
One Tract of Lund on Twelve Mile lliver,
whereon there is a good Snw-ntill, containing
tl-jO acres more or less, levied on as the properly
of O. S. Garvin. nt tho suit of J. 1). Iv. Sloan,
.J. It. Clayton, et. al.
All the defendents interest in one Tract of
hand containing 8t 10 acres inoro or less, on Little
llivor whereon he now lives adjoining Lands
of Joshua Barker. Jrflin Swafford and others, at
the suit of .\|. P. .Mitchell vs. John A. Loggius.
One tract of Land whereon John Hons now
| lives, containing 201 o.'rcs more or less, on wuItcrsof
l.itflo Rivef, adjoining Lands of Mnrtin
Moss. Isaac l'oole and others, levied on ?. ? his
i proptfrty at the suit of J. l\ &. J. Ij. Catlett.
Olio 1 liorne wagon, levied on as the property
of .loab Johnson, at the suit of Sloan, Magee
k ("o.
. Olio Tract of Land, containing 300 acres
more or loss, wlieixon there is a good Merchant
Mill, adjoining lands of Dr. T. L. Lewis and
others, levied on us the properly of M. It. Jlnnnicutt,
at the suit of Joseph llurnctt, John
j Ooldon and others.
On Tuesday alter Saleday at the house of W.
j J. Parsons, one lot of corn, supposed to l?e 100
bushels, levied on as the properly of William
[ \l*v?...i .i.- -..i. -? ?> - " i ?i -*
., Iiv Ii?v OHM VI annul \jui'ii 1111(1 UII1orii.
Otic horse, one bay inulo, one tiro horno wngon
; ninl on Tuesday nftcr SnloilftV nt the defendants
residence. ono ox-wagon. 4 head entile.
II licml sheep, 2 stills nnd stands, nml other nrlicloH,
ilO head of stock hogs, levied on as tlio
property of Oliver F Smith, al the suit of Thurny
Murplircc nml others.
Terms cash purchasers to pav for papers.
Ij. C. CKA1G, H.p.I).
Novemhcu ft, 1H.V) ]<l i?1
Ordinarv's Sale.
BY virtue of mi order to me directed by
J urn os K. llagood, K*q.. Clerk of the
Court and acting as Ordinary of l'ickcns
IMstrict, [ will well to the hrghost bidder nt
l'ickcns Court House. or. Saleday in Hereinl/??
next. tho Houl Kstato of Andrew 11.
Archor, deceased, namely:
Ono Tract of Land, lying in Pickens district,
on waters of George*' Creok, containing
One Hundred Aclre*, more or Ions, adjoining
land* of Mr*. Mulijitla Archer, Win. Couch,
J. If. Hecknoll and others. Sold for distribution
amongst the hoirs-at-law of /?ahldoc'd.
Tkrms of 8ai.I.?Oa a credit yf twolvo
mouths, with interest from the day of sale,
oxeept the costs which must bo paid in CH?d>.
Tho purchaser to give bond to the acting Ordinary,
with at loasf two good sureties, and
a mn-.-tgngo of the promisor, if deemed neces?ary
by him.
h. C. CRAIG, s.I-.P.
' Nov. 7, Ifl 4
MERCANTILE NOTICE.
f I^IIK copartnership heretofore existing IksJL
tween A. Hunter k Oo. is this tiny di#fofved
by mutual consent. AH perron* in lotted
to tho Concern. eitherby Notoor Hook
Account, will sivvo coft by settling up by the
Jit <T iy ?.f January next,
. ...... A. JIUNTfcU <% Co.
P.R.-^'Ifhe re m ft' ni ng jSTOC K OK GOODS
will be sold for r?i?A nt oost and expenses.
Wolf Crook. Nov. V 1H.VJ 1ft tf.
Notioo.
\ IJi PKK30NS indebted to the K<tate of
James I. itollinawortli, deceased, are
required to inrtkc humiliate payment; mid
those having demand* ngainut said Katato
must present thent for payment. ,.
O. L H0I,L|X08W0?XK, Admr.
Nor. 7, 1859 10 5.
Pendleton Prioes Current. |
CORIIKOTKU WKKKI.V I?Y .ISO. T. SbOAK A iUI.I.IVAX |
l'rNM.l.ToN, Nov. 22, ih-V.I. I
Col (on, per lb 9 alP'CoflVo, ll: . perl)) 12 all <
Corn, ' )>ui?h 80 a 110j " Java ' 18 a 20 '
Corn meal " 00 iv 100| " l.iig'a -1(11117 i
Uncoil. ling K 12] >1 15|llale Hope " II a 12 , j
Uagging. Uitn'y 15 a lO.Hoexwax. " IH-n 20 ,
lliiKtjr, pur lb 15 a lOjKggx, per doz 10 ? 12A 1
f'loiir, per hi 750 a $8.Iron, Swede, (?^ a 7 f
indigo, " 1'.57 a 130] " " 5 to 7 V a 7} 1
I,end, " 10 a 12! " Knglitdi 0 n til ,
Maddor, " 20 n 2.5 Molaaao*, N ?) CO n (; > !
Naila, per kog, Oa$'iO<> " W I 40 a 55 j
Oats, per bush, 40 a 45 1'oWder. per keg $750 a8
l'cno, " " 75 a Ml)j " " lb i)7 a 40 ,
Hice. " lb 0} ii "(Pepper, " lb 12 a 15
Steel, HliMer, 11 a 18jSull, por sack, 225 a 250 j
German, 12 a 14|Sugar, brown, Hall
" Caul. 22 a 25'Shot, per sack, 250
Sugars, per do* 25 a <> >, Tobacco, por lb 20 a 75
Tea. 7." a 1 501 Whoat. per bl SM7n$250
Whisky. " gal 100a 15(1, Yarn, Kaut'ry, 100a 110
OsnaburgN, pur yard, 12] a 14
Yoii will always Ami a large lot of Groceries
anil other heavy good* on bund and for sale low
for cash or its equivalent J. T. S. ^ S. j
Anderson Prices Current..
qoilHKOTKO WRKKI.T HY lil.ttCKI.Kt A OH'aVTONH. ,
Anhkbson C. II., Nov. 22. 1855).
Collon per lb. - -8] (a 10| '
Sail, (Liverpool) per sack, - 2.00 ,
Coffee, llio, per lb. - - 13.} (a 14
" Java, per lb. - - IS (</) 20
" Lnguyra, peril). - 15 (<*, 10
Sugar brown, per lb. - II Or J 1
Molasses, West India, per gallon. 411 (??'. 45
" X. Orleans*, " " 55 (Ji\ 00
1 ?:l i/frin rr litiw"" - 1 *" '
m-B- I'*-"' ' >(?, Iwj
Bnlo Hope, " lb. - lti(<is 12.)
Jlncon, hog rounil, - 1?2.) ofr
llutter, peril). - . 12 1-2 (j?) l"i
Steel, ca.?J, ... 22 (<?) 25
Herman, - - - 11 fii\ 15
" llllsler, - . 10 (a, 12 |
Iron, common sire Swede, per lb. t'?.J :
' " - 5 lo 7 inuliea 7
" English, j>er lb. . . f> 1-2
Nails*, best brands, per Veg, - fit} 15}
Castings, per lb. - - tt (a\ 10
l'owdcr, llillo, per keg, - 7A (W> 8
" blading, . - "fiOoJ
Hiee, per lb. 5 (<?N 0
Flour, per barrel, . (i.oO (T(. 7.00
Wheat, per bushel, 100 (<t\ 1.10
Corn, " . - . - $1.00
OaIn, per bushel, - 40 (a) 50
Itccswax, perlb - - 20 (<>]. 22
[ Wool, " - - - 25 (it) !)0
Ynvn (best) per bunrh, - 1.10 (ji) 1.20
I Cow reus, per bushel, - 80 (7i, 85
Corn.Meal, " - - 00
Raw lliilop, (dry) - - - 12}
Sole Leather, flif??>iln?>V:\ ,,?> ik >" >?>
, - - / | X . ?". A- ? V" I
K'riP' Von will always find :i largo lot of Groceries
and other heavy goods on hand and for
sale nt 'ow prlccs at 11 & ('*?.
SALE OF LAND AN I) NEGROS. |
rplIK UXDKUSIUXED, being desirous of |
I changing business, will idler for sale nt j
his residence in Pickens District; three miles I
above Townville, on Wednesday the 7tb day
of December next,
Twenty Likoly Negroes
| Amongst thoin is one Buggy maker, one
j Tanner, several Cooks, House Servants. Ac.
Also, the Home Plantation, containing .Six
j Hundred Acnes, a part of which is cleared
i and ill n. IiitIi slntn nf niilt!i'.ii!..i. tl.n
j is good woodland. On the premises is a good
0.111,ST MILL AND Til RASH HH,
I nil new, onrt propelled by water power.
Also, one Tract on tlie Ketront ltoad to
Andcrsonville, containing'207 Aero?, about
r.f which i* gr id Bottom Lund.
Also. one Tract on Snow Creek, containing
108 Acres. well improved, with several acres
of crook bottom land, also one Tract adjohv:
ing the nbovc Tract, with a tiist-rato
MULAY SAW MILL,
! \ll new. Also, one small Tract no/ir Town
! ille. and several Lots in Townvillo.
Also, one Tract in Anderson District, conI
ittinina Thrco Hundred and forty Acres,
j forty Acres of which is good bottom land,
with new Saw and (Jrist stills on little Denver
Dam Creek.
Also, Mules. Horses. Cattle. Sheep nnd
llo.rs ('.on * W!..~
. I 1 ?J I llhi: III VfSUII,
j Wagons ami Carts. 'J Carry Logs, Blacksmith
ami Farming Tools, ami ninny articles
j too numerous to name. Terms rtccnimnodating.
J. .T. COATKS.
Koy.o. mn 10 4
- NEW AND mm 600J)g,
rpiIK subscriber is receiving liisusual fresh
.1. ami choico supply of
Fall and Wintor Goods,
Consisting of I)KY OOODS, for both Ladies'
ami (Jcntlemen's Wear;
Hardware, Crockery, (Jlassware ami Earthenware;
Hats ami Caps. Hoots and Shoes,
I uinnKct", ami ? largo variety of other articles,
new ?n<l good, In his line.
Call and examine Iiih Stock, as he is tie*
| tcrmined to sell bargains! Ho Barters, on
| good terms-, as heretofore.
K. K. ALEXANDER.
PfokdnA 0 H, Nov 8, 1830 15 .4
Fir R N I TU R E .
i \ LABOR STOCK of Walnut and Ma-j
I J.\. hogany Bedsteads, 13uroaus, Dining
I Tables, Sofas,
j KOC'KINO AND OTIIKIt CflAXltS,
; Cradles, Cribs, Lounjre*. Card Tables, Work
j Stands. Cane and Wood-seat Chairs',' chilI
dren's Chairs. Ac,. Ac., sold as low as they
| can bo bought in Charleston or Columbia.
! HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
Baskets, Brooms, Tubs, Mats Candlesticks,
Toilet Sets, Sugar Boxes. Knife Boxes,
Clocks, Cnke boxes, Cake Baskets, Castors
and Cruets,
SCALES AND WKIOIITS,
Waiters' Spooris, Bast'ng Forks and Spoons,
and everything else In the Housekeeping
line.
?TT0-VK9, PX.OW?,
| Kerosene Oil and L&mp?, C?<rpet Lining,
; Harrows, Wheel ln?rrovvs, Safes, Churns.
(,'nHtingn, iumI olmovi s?r?vthinp el*o tlmt onii
l>? thmtglit of fur the VAR.uER and tho
-1IOUSKKKKKKH.
INCLUDING
OKOVEK &. IMKKSC'^
CKIiKUltATKI)
SEWING MACHINES,
Whirh aro tho best in ilic vrorld, and no
mistake.
J. ?. STIKUMAN. Agont.
flRnr.XTTM.ic C. II:. N?v. 7. 18,10 ni '
C. H. A. WOODIK & CO.,
HarucM, Hflkddlo Me- I<ejnih?r ftliop
Also for J<nlc, Shoo Finding*, &e.
WAMIAtLA, 8. <\
Jfl,n 1"?# 181)9 25 tf
NOTICE.
rpIII? SUBSCRIBERS having si.M on
1 tlieir entire Stocks of CURTAINS t?
Sir. II. W. KINSMAN, wmiM rc.-?p?uiFu11^
<nlif.it fur liini a continuation of thu patron
*o liberally bojtowod on tJiein in that tie
mirtinent.
ROB'T. A PC? ICR <fc CO.
CURTAIN GOODS
FIM11S STOCK in tlio largest in llio Suutli
f. crn Stales.
COMPRISING
Brooatelles,
Satin Do Lano3,
LACK AND MUSLIN CTUTAINS,
CUjlMCRS, l'INS AM) HANDS,
DRAPKRY, TASSKLS, AND
LOOPS,
C IJ It TA INS
MA OK AND PUT IT IN Til K I, AT K.ST
ST Y I i ICS.
11. W. KINSMAN.
223 KI NUSTflKKT, < 11A KI.KSTON.
Oct. 20. 14 Om
SKWINm MACIIIXKS
rpilIC PERFECTION OK SCIENTIFIC
<l_ urrtfhgemcnt niul nioclitiiiictil simplicity
is attained by tlio
vhvuv i'ill cV, OAlVlill
Sowing M a c li i n o Company
IN Til Kill IMPROVED
\ o i s i: 1.1: s s ni a t: n i * i: m
They have tlie following advantages ovei
nil others: They have no pail* to keep ii
order; no bobbins to wind ; no tnngling 01
waste of thread : no oiling tho thread <>i
work ; no tool chest Blocked with wrenches
plitfTS, pickers, leather. &e., Ac.
Tho directions are simple, easily under
stood and easily explained by the instruc
tors. There is no taking apart for cleaning
or oiling. They require al) ?ut ten drops o
oil per day, when in constant use. "Thej
make no more noise than a common clock
when making fifteen hundred stitches pci
minute. They run easy?a child of tct
years old can work them to full speed. Tlic^
run fast or slow, without any danger of al
tering the length or tightness of tho stitch
Thov will IIKM. FIMj. (?ATHKK, 1UND
STITCH aNDiKMBUOIDKU. in Homiporio:
a manner that wo challenge comparison.?
The saaie Machine will sew pavilion gau^i
1111(1 tllniltiltion 'IM... "... -1
. , m o-.iiii uiu*tn
ns the most clastic fabric, ami will not Ureal
in washing or ironing. The sante Maehini
runs silk, linen thread ami common spoo
cotton, with equal facility. The needles an
shorter, ami therefore stronger than an;
other hfgh or low priced Machine. Tim
they are superior to all others is evident I'ron
the fact of their having been thirty thousam
Machines made ami sold, in competition witl
others already in successful operation. Tin
question is no longer which is the best ma
ker, but which of the numerous patterns o
of UltOVKIl A 11AK KU shall I take.
l'RlCUS, *50 TO $130.
II. W. Kinsman, Agent for the sale o
tlie^e celebrated Machines, 2-1',) Iving-streOt
Charleston.
1). I). 1IASKI/T0X. Manager.
Oct. 20, 18.)0 11
LADIES' STORE
i'i:x/>L/:ro.\': x. v.
\ tuko plea-uio in announcing t<
V T our customers and tlie trade goner
ally, that we are now properly establbhot
in our new and elegant Storeroom. Ou
stock is complete. \\'e will ho pleased a
any time to show all who may favor us wit I
a call through tine of the largest ami ntos
beautiful selections of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods
Bvcr offered in the up country. We especial
ly invito tho attention of the Ladies to ou
stock. Having spared no pains in their de
partinent, we feel assured that wo can sho\>
as complete and tasty selection of
LA I) IKS' TAN'CV (JOODS
As enn ho seen anywhere outside of a city
Fail not to give us a call when you visit oui
pinec, ns 'wo charge nothing fur showinj
Oood* SMITH it IiOYEY.
Oct, 18, IfCiO l:\ tf
,1 ? : ' 1_. _
Land'fttid Mills'in Pickoris.
r OFFER FOIt 8 AT;E ft valuable Tract o
Land in 1'iukcns District, on both sides o
Little Hivor. nt the month of On no Creek
containing Twelve to Fifteen llnn?]re<l Acre*
with ft good MCLAY SAW MILL, and i
small Orist Mill, on a tdioal sufficient for i
Ijowell Fmstnry.
If not solcl by Hie <do*e of the roar I in
lend put tin" up a WOOL CAKDI NO Maehin
and ft TANY AHI>. where b th nro great 1;
needed, ami won hi take an active part no
with a small capital, who would undertaki
to vuporintcud llic whole.
OEOKCiE SHABORX.
Pondloton.Oot. PJ. 1859 12-tf .
STATE OF 80UTH CAROLINA,
IN imois.wtv?I'lOKKV*.
1). K. Hamilton, I
John Walker, Adm'rs, ! Petition for settlcmen
v8. ^ [ and Decree.
Jns. Walker & other*. I
IT appearing to 103' satisfaction that Jainei
Walker, Allen Fuller and wife Klizn. am
Patsy Alexiiudeivdetendanin in thin case, residi
without the limits of this Btate : It in ordered
therefore, that theHe said absent parties do sev
erally apponr in the Court of Ordinary, to bi
holden nt Pickens Court House, on Monday (hi
20th day of February next, nt 10 o'clock. A
M? to show cause, it any they can. why a fina
settlement of t^e eMuto of .lnno Walker, de
erased, nhuuld not be mado at that time, and 1
decreo had thereon.
J. K. IIAOOOD, c.c.r. a acting o.r.n.
Nov. o, IRr.fl 10 3m
Law Notico.
TIIF. undersigned have formed a pnrtncridti]
in the practice of l,uw and Kquity for Pick
ens District. Mr. Haui>k\ may be eonsultcda
mo oniue in 1'iuKons auu .Mr. unit at Amlorwon
JAMKS L. OHIt.
W, M. IIADDG.V.
PlclconsC. ir. M?y If), jftafl 41- tf
Police.
PERSONS indebted to tho Kstato of S. J
Cliumhlir, iIoc?<u?e<l. UlUMt ninkopromp
piiviuciH {i.nrivl having doivutivd* again*
m^mI cMute n;? required. U> provent thoui at
tWted ac<wmU..jt t" !nwi.
TIIOS. II. BOO OS, Adro'r.
Nov. 7, isr?9 It, 3
Blacksmithing.
A TUB IJXDKRSIONK!) irf now nrf
<&> pared to do work in In* line, nt nhor
notion, and in a workmanlike mannor
llo onn always l>o found at his 3hop. Term
modorata.
HARRISON IJAYNKS.
Oct. 13, 12 tf
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT
t op
Fall and Winter Goods.
MRS. II. KNEE
IS NOW OFFKIUNG licr extensive and
splendid n?*ortmoi>t of j
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
CONSISTING OF
. DRESS SILKS,
DELAINES.
CHALMERS,
AN I. Mi; It I NO DllESSES,j
ENGLISH,
FRENCH
AND AMERICAN
PRINTS. !
CASIIMERE,
WOOL
AND CI1EMILM5
SHAWLS.
| CLOAKS,
MANTILLAS,
DUSTERS,
HOOP SKIRTS.
1 EMBROIDERIES,
i RIBBONS.
) FLOWERS,
nnmnvy
r PEKFl'M RRIKS,
TOILET SOAPS.
KIDD,
1' LEKCY,
WOOL.
and WASH LEATHER
! (J LOVES.
BONNETS
OF THE LATEST
FASHIONS. I
LADIES'
GAITERS,
SI 10 ICS,
ROOTS.
SLIPPERS, i
I LONG ('LOTUS,
1 OSNAHEHGS,
SI1EETNG,
FLANNEL,
, TICKING,
AM) EVERY
DESCRIPTION OF
r )m wct'i'ir' r!r>nna
My present Assortment will he found su- I
n peiior to any I hnve yet offered, and my fa- I
s oilities in purchasing, and long experience
* in the business enables ino to offer
J A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
I AT THE LOWEST
CASH PRICKS
1 I "*VnHinHn. Out, 10, 1850 12-2m
Masonic Notico.
i rjMIK nest Kcguhir Communication of Kc1
oweo Ij kI^o, No. 79. A.\F.*.M.\ takes
. placo on Monday evening, llio Atli Peoember
t next. The member* arc cxpcciulhj culled together
on that occasion by resolution of the
Lodge. Tlio election of officers and other
f business of importance in to bo transacted at
that lime. l>v order of the W.vM.'.
11. A. II. O 1HSON, Sec'tv.
j _Xov. 7. 1859. _J?_ " t
850 Reward.
| i UK WARD ofiiftv dollars will bo paid
' xV. for the delivery to me, or confinement
in any Jail so that I can not him, of a Copper
> colored boy. named RKKllY. Said boy is
- about f> feel (J inches high, slender form, and
1 weighs about 1.'>1) pounds. One or two of
r his teeth are out in front. ITo is cpiick spnkI
i>n willi n.. I I- II--? -?
?... ..I(,vni Ill's. IIU n H.? III."!
i seen at Canton, C?oorgjn, where lie ha;* i\ wife:
t And is probably lurking thereabouts, or on
the road to this place. lie i.s supposed to be
making his wny to u free Slate.
L. C. CKAIG.
Pk'kfiw C. IT., S. C. Aug. 27, ISo'.). tf-5
J. B.FISCHESSEK,
VTaU'liniiiKci* J?"<l .Icivi-ller,
WALIIALliA, S. C'.,
nAS recommenced business nt bis old
Stand, on Main street, lie keeps on
' hand a large and splendid assortment of
Watches and Jewelry,
Together with everything in bis line, which
j will be sold mi the very best terms.
KKI'AlHING, in ail its branches, done in
T n irntuK wnrbni'inliL-ii ,-..-1 '1 '
,, , ? ,..m miMiiuinv iiiiiuiiui, aim \Mlll HCf
tipateh. Give me ii trial.
July 23, I860 1 if. _
j; Now Powder Manufactory.
u rv111KSouth Carolina I'owdcr Mills aro now
JL in successful operation, and the atten!
tiun of Dealer is called to the unmistakable
u ; superiority of the l'owder Manufactured at
y ! the.-e Mills over that any other in America,
j. Wo are prepared to furnish at the shortest
B 1 notice any of the following description, at
the following prices, viz:
Common Blasting powder per keg $1 25
Brilliant " " " 6 25 |
Common Mining " " " 5 25
Brilliant " " " " C 25 i
Common Biflo " " " 7 25
Brilliant " " " " 8 50
t 869* Where the keg is returned 25 conts
will be deducted.
I i ne ivianuiaernre is under the guidance of
h J. II. Best.mFKi.ncR. from Memmingen. Ocr- j
1 many, n skilful and experienced Powder ma- i
3 ker. 11o has introduced the highly brilliant I
Powder ho much admired by the sporting I
" community of Europe. This Powder is a
3 beautiful round and possesses the polish of
8 j stoel, and is entirely free from all corroding
j I properties.
Dealers and contractors may have their
orders filled ngreon'-lo to specifications at the
shortest notice. All orders should be addressed
to John Bo wen it Co, at Pickens C
II., South Carolina.
WM. R. now EX, Agent.
March 15. 18M) tf_
p W. Walaoman, Apent,
: nBtlPlllt A!\SI TAII.OIt,
W ALII A I.LA. S. C.
rpiIF. undersigned begs leave to inform his
|_ friend* nnd the public, that ho has j
opened a shop in the building formerly occu*
i jiiou by ihhericn ? imm'iiinn, lor the purpose
of currying on tlio business of
Wrapcr and Tailor,
t In its various brunches, lie lias on hand
t An excellent assortment of Gi.ons ft?r Oemle
men's wear, which he will make to order in
the Ixwt stylo, and according to the latest
fashion, lie respectfully solicits a share of
public patronage.
erniH, most accommodating.
July I I. IMP ,r>7 tf
t Baeswax! Baeswaxl
WE want to buy 1000 lbs. BEESWAX,
fur which we will give GOODS or
CASH.
J. B. E. SI-OA W & C(\ i
Pendleton, July J, 1859 50 tf
OAH Di'DA TIE?.'.
FOR COLONEL.
JtriT" The friprnln of ,Mnj. ItOJVT. V. I'.
OKIFFIN rcflp?ctfully announce him * cmj'li"I
tie for COLON KL of the 6th ltegimcut, S. ('.
M., h( the enduing election.
t&rTho friend ..f Ai\j t. W. R. WFXDOUN
JTxpocll'ully iinnoance liim a candidate lor
COLONKL of the f>th Regimont S. M., to fill
the vHcnncy oco isionud by the resignation of
Col. JillllCbOll.
FOR CLERK.
tOf* Tim friends of JA.ML8 K. HAOOOD
respectfully announce him a cttndidnie for reelection
to the othco of Clerk of lli? Court nt
tho next election.
FOR ORU1NA11V.
r*?T The friends of .J. II. MARKTT re?pectfully
announce him n candidate for Ordinary of
Pickens District itt tho next election.
fSftf The friends of W. K. HOI.t'OMHK respect
fully announce him a enndidnte lor Ordinary,
nt the next election.
g&'The friend* of S. IT. JOHN'S respectfully
announce him a candidate for Ordinary nt
the next election.
8^.,. Tho friends nf THOMAS J. KEITH reypectfully
announce him n enndidnte for Ordinary
of Diekeus district. nt the ensuing election.
Foil SHERIFF.
rjri. The friends of (apt. K. F. MORGAN"
respectfully nnuounce him nenndidnte for Sheriff
of Pickens District, nt the ensuing election.
! RrJ?"Thc friends of t'ol. AI.KX. HllYCE nn[
nounee him n candidalo for Sheriff of Pickens
1 district, nt the enMiinjr election.
ffoy The friendsot Mr. ANDREW RAMSAY
respectfully announce him n candidate for SlierilF
of l'ickens district, at the next election.
flay The friends of Col. I.F.MIJF.I. TlfnM.
AS rcspectfullv announce him a cntulirluto
for Sheriff of i'ickcua district, at tho onsuing
election.
#a?f"Tlie friendu of (!?1. A. I?. SARGENT
respectfully announce liiitt a candidnte for ShcritV
of Pickens District, nt the ensuing election.
flVii" 'I'lie friends of W N. CltAlG brg leave
to announce him n candidate for Sheriff of Pickens
district, tit the next election.
FOR TAX CflLI.KlTOR.
Tlie friends of Mr. A. S. STEPHENS
respectfully announce liini u candidate for the
office of Tux Collector of Pickens district, at
the enduing election.
The friends of Mr. GEORGF. P. STEADING
respectfully announce him a candidute for
the office of Tux Collector, at the next election.
j$%?The friend* of Rev. ,1. R. IIUNNICL'TT
respectfully announce him a candidate for tho
office of Tux Collector, at the ensuing election,
j txsi'" The friends of Rev. II. M. RARTON
i respectfully announce liim us a candidate l'or
| Tux Collector at the next election.
USaY" Tlie friend* ot'J. W. I>. t'AUY respectfully
unnounce him a caudidate for ro-election
to thcoHicc of Tax Collector, for i'ickeiis district,
nt the ensiling election.
gggT* The friends of II. CLEVELAND HUNT
respectfully announce him a cnndidnte for Tnx
Collector, nt the next election.
? ? ,
NEW GROCERY STORE,
At I'h keiiN C, II.
I flTIIE subscriber Legs leave to inform his
X friends and the public generally, that ho
has opened u
GROCERY STORK.
And is now receiving and will continue to
receivc everything usually kr)>t in an establishment
of this kind. The Stock in all fresh
and has been bought on the most advantagious
terms and will be sold accordingly.
Terms will be strictly Gush or Barter nt
cash priecs. Call and see inc.
I J. R. 11 K1I>.
i April 1. 1?T?0 "0 tf
Estato Notice.
4 FINAL settlement of llio Kstate of J. H.
j .' l Soutlicrland. deceased, Will bo made before
] flic Ordinary, at Pickens C. II.. on Monday (bo
:50tb day of January next, l'crsone indebted
to said Kslntc must pay up before tbat time,
nnd those having demands should present them
tons properly attested before lliat day.
J. It. SOl'THKRLAXD, 1 . , .
J. K KOUTHKKLANl), ?Aunu "
Oct. 10, 1850 18 fim
I\'o(icr.
VI,I, tho Notes nnd Hunks of Account,
. holonging to tlio estate of .Jnhn II. OstendortV.
deeoiisod, liavc hcoti placed in tho
hands of \\". M. Ilndden. Esq., fur collection.
Persons indebted to said Ksiate, will plenso
call on him nnd settle.
11. C. HOCIIAU. .1 P
.J. M. OSTENDOUFF. j 1 * lor"'
0,.f 11 lw-.o ? ' "
i- II
H. FAJEN,
AT VALHALLA, S. C?
j S now receiving a splendid assort men t
DRY GOODS,
For Ladies and Gentleman's AVonr,
?A LXO?
i Ready-made Clolliin^,
> He nisi) hn* on hand the finest C'HHsimerii
And Linens, for tho Sprinjrand Summer; together
with many other articles not necessary
to mention.
Mr. Fajkn continue.* the Tailoring Jinnies
in all its branches, and respectfully solicits
a slwre of public pntronnjre.
May 12. lRV.t 12 if
iVUMUElt! U M1U0K !~
TIMIK subscribers liming purchased tho
J_ MILLS formerly owned by Col. John A.
Kardov, deceased, three miles eiifct of Piekciw
C. II., nre prepared to till orders for LL'MHF.R.
finished or unfinished : Snsb, Blinds,
Paiincl Poors, or nnvtliiiwr i? ii>?t l'?? -?
- ; r> ; ""V. "*
short notice. Wo aro determined to carry on
the liuHinesH in nil its brnnchcs, nnd pcrfon*
wishing anything in i|iii* linn, mR_v ho assured
thoir order* will meet with prompt attention.
The business will he carried on under the
name of the "Six Mile Company." Mr M I'1
Mm mi:1.1. is the authorized Agent of tho Coroirnny.
to whom all orders ?houl<l be addrot-scd.
Wo solicit a i>nurcof public patronage.
T. A. KKITII,
11. (?. HOGGS.
M. V. MlTCllEliT..
Six Mile. Nov. 1868 10 tf
HIDES AND BARK
WILL UK BOUGHT AT FAIR PRICKS
by J. h. N. SMITH.
Tan Yard. .Tun 4. ISM 2f>?tf
JUS. J. JMUJtTtN,
j ATTOB KEY AT l-AW,
AM>
KolU itor in I'qulty.
VIC K K N S C 01; KT II OUBE. 8. C
Jan. 1. _ 25 : ,f
W. K. K A8I.KY. IHAAC fe'H'VMFPS.
EASLEY & WICKITIFE,
Altonicyo ut I. aw,
V* VUX fittc'irl p?t?' lun\ly to all l'H!"inrf>|i rn?
y t tniHtcl ?o tlielv cam 5n tlie PUtrlctcomprininpc
tbo WcM?rn Circuit.
I OKMCF, AT PfrKF.Nfi C. II., K. C.
I Hcj.t. 26, 18&& 1U
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