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1 IT I III II " HI mf* I J ' Mr. Boylaton oxplainod tho naturo and design of tho bill, whiqh was to amend tho Constitution) ho u? to have one duy only lor the election of Representatives. Mr. Jhiylstoh movid to fill the blank with TtJ, so that the bill would jro into operation i ii tho year 1S02. Agreed to. Mr. Duryon moved to amend tho bill, by htrikinjr out fourth Monday, anil inserting (mini .MuniMV, 111 .November. Mr. I'rasor.?Tlio Courts aro but jitst through buforo. tlio fourth Monthly. Mr. UlaiuliiiK hopcil tbtf amcniliilCilt >vo>?' not prevail. 'J I icy bail nil jzot into the. bubit i?t' coming hero on tbo fourth Monday, ami it .stru :k biiii tbat if we were to conic her?J an l work, they wouhl not through with it. Tbo lawyers who were here, know that thev have to conm light out of- the Court 11. i '..i i : - J l\J \ VMUIIIU1*'. Mr. liurlis also spoke against the nmcildincut. ?s the |?i'o>cut mTangeniont of the circuit,* did not allow <d' their coming sooner.? A The amendment was lost. A call of the limine was made, and tin: vote taken by yeas and nays, on sending the bill to the. .Senate, and the result was yeas. 8 I ; n ty.s, 12. So the bill was sent to the Scinife*. ('oi,i; m lit a Dec.. 1?Mr. Sharpc presented the petition of Mr. Jtivenel, to amend the charter of Shim's Kerry. Also, report of Commissioners of I'rec Schools of Pickens, forl^ji). Also, notice that to-morrow he will introduce a bill to authori/.e the. several board.* to lix the wto of commission for paying out the public fuml. .Mr. Sharpe ?riv? notice of a bill to aim ml the law in relation to execution in the default of i? :rfur.ua!iee of road duty. Sir. Cherry.?Presented a petition of the citizens of Pickens District, praying appointment of sundry nmgistratus. Keferj'cU to Pickens delegation. Mr. Mawvyll.?Presented a petition of IP K. llaveuel, for a charter of Jone?s' perrv, Pickens District. Also, rotnrn of (!onuiii?. Blotters of l'Yoo Sohools, I'tcltcnts District. M.'. Horry iiilroiHu-cila hill tOestablisha separate ('nurl of A ppeal* ft Mr. Aiiil.irson.?!'resented the Aecouut of l)r. It. .1. (iilliltlnd. . Oni.tMillA. I>00. '2.?Mr. Sharpe introduced a Dill to authorize ilii! several Hoard* of Commissioners in this Stale to lix the rates of "paying out the public fund*. Had its iirst reading, and reHo-red to Committee on Judiciary. Mr. Wilkes introduced a hill to enlarge the powers''of Commissioners in Ivjuity of this State. an intkuefrttnu cask oh a imm.iiwtil in f<j!t Hah..?On Monday, 28th ult. :ui s?pplioatiou fur bail was tnadebefore his Honor Judge <ilover, in behalf uf John M. Jennings, a boy nine yearsof-agu elmrged with tbo murder i?f Franklin lirown, a child between throe and fmir years of age. This case is remarkably interesting from the extreme youth of parties, and is. we believe, 0110 of novel impression in South Carolina. After bearing affidavits and argument in support of the motion by Col. T. J. (ilovor, counsel for the defendant, his Honor ordered the prisoner to be discharged from the custody of the Sheriff, upon his entering into bond, with sureties, in tlio sum) of four thousand dollar*, for his mjipearanei? at tho ijext term of the Court of (Jcneral Sessions for Oratiprehurg District. [^' ()romjibuiy tS'iuthruH. TllK most influential man, in a free country nt least, is a man Who has the ability, as well us the courage, to speak what he thinks when occasion may require it. "ihi you Know who uuiit turn orui^o'f" said a person to llook. " So," replied Hook, " but it* you #> over you'll be tole<l! " con-ii(i;c!:i:s at im;ndm:ton, dkc. t, ifc.o. W II 1> (i.iillanl. W 11 J ones, T J PieKeiw, Win Van NVyck. .1 \V Clark, C Halilniuim. II \V l'ieptr, Hi- II (1 .Miller. .1 M lleui-feeii, l'< II Dcusuii. JunieiC Tliomyrfon. .1 M Osloiitlorff, 1) K Tiij lor, .1 S l.orI < >ii & Co. M H 11 tin nictilt. .1 II M Xlomi & Co. S Wilson. \V Walxt'iiiaiiu, II S Porolicr, J II Atl^er.JI l'j Havvih'l. 1> Hlciuanii, (.? II Korb'sr. I*' W Kilp..t rick, J IV LCary, A Urvco. L>" II Illicit. K .Sliarpc, i W 11 1) UAH/LA 111), AXiint e?" " - . - - ??j ; hymbneaL. M Mini Kit. on WotltNwlsiy ninnih^ DOtli of Nov. by Kisv 1'. I'. I'rewly, Mr Mn.roiui IJrnm*. of An'djvHiin, to .Mrs. Vauhh Oaixks, of Abbeville. On tlio Htli December, by ThoftinM J. Keith, Ksr|., Mr. (Iko. \V. C il Ay tain to Mim Sakmi Moiioa.v, i'H of Pickens. WM. 0. KEITH, A T TO 11 N B Y A T 1. A W, WKjI. iittcn 1 promptly to nil (>iirfTiics.s ciitntyt?(l to liis euro in flic Dintriof.s comprising the Western t'ircuit. OllicO ut l'iukciid 11. - DorTi. Irtoi) tf. AUCTION! AUCTION! ^ir\rK WIM, ACCTfOX the roma'minK * \ Stin:k vf <?0OI>S ou Tiie?day the 20th instant, at Wulf Creek. A. IIL'NTKU & CO. T)cn 1>W.) ao ' A CARD HAVIXU removed from the district, in,' mime in withdrawn from the oumvihs fir JSlieriff. I return 1113' thank* to my friends for \ tUeir repeated expressions of tfood will towards we A. 11. SAKUKXT, Doo 7. 18.V3 20 I BACHELORS KET11EAT ACADEMY. I PICK IONS DLSTiUJT. j HMIK undamiguctl woulli rc<q>e?tfu)lj announce lo J tlio Awblie. J hut tliey Jm?is tttpagtx? T?ie Uev. I Wk. MlS.WiioiiTKtt In itpcu nn h'XU f.ftifl AND j -> CLAS3lO.il, nation I at thin place, on the 2i' Mi)ft?l:iy in January, 18tiO? Hid ex\t*ri<ene? of name. U'.U year* in teaching, #<n<l Ids well known auii <. ?(iililislieil character need uu coiunietulatiou troulu*. y We vould, Literature, invite (lie attention sf ? *???> who would lm*? tlicit' clilhlrpn ninl wuhIk ' Inmlor atmml moral influence un?l thorough lost rue. i (ton, nii<l woutij H<>lit*it tlieVr pn<ronAgc. The I'riv I cip'il Im preyi\y<v1 <<> Honi'l n uuinltvi" of Mtudculv, nml oilier good fiituilicK wilt <Jo flic .sjitnc on rouuonrI>1c tei'iUM. Tliin Afd'loiiiy $? locuteilhi a M<*tion plMMnnt. healthful *n<l well Mtpptied with churcheu of the illifereut ileuouiluntiou" Terms of Time. TWO 8K8HlO??S OV TWBNTV WKKKS fcACII. Itnlva of Tuition per HpcHinpr, HeiMing, Writing urul Arithmetic j A Kngli><h (Ir/iuimar ami (Icogrupy. with nhova 7 50 UeoMiffry, Surrcylng, Philosophy, Hluitoric, (.Hiin, Ctrock uinl Frtnoh, 15 00j H H JOUXS. >J J'uYKHNKU, | I( If VBKXKIl. T {J MIU.KK. Ik If. SWII'iliiav ? fi ?vi<M><*oyn I xrufttcos Dec fi. 1,SV? Ml , tf . Auction Sale. I WILL SKLL t?> t ho highest ljld(l?*r, at my J|. reaideuco nour W#>t Uniort,-<m Thurmlny, the 15th instant, two lf?ri?<w, one Cdlt, 2 Mula*. II heu4 of Uattlo, M fattening Hog*. 22 atoek ' Hojraj Corn, AYhaat, ^>nt? V^'Mar, Shuoka, i . Hay, Straw. IfynrilitK HU5D?Hh? 8-t*fc Ilorao ft Wa^na, ttnU vnrioua other arttoloa. m*? *""{$& i?.. tfco win# t'uno, I will lot for Hoot the b>m>vo mentioned nines. M l>?o6, 1850 * 29 ' COMMISSIONER'S SALE. THE STATE OF KOUTI1 CAROLINA, IN KyL' 1 TI('KKN8. Delilah Forgusou | V3 . Bill fur Partition, &o i M A Kerauson Mothers ) i "| ) Y virtue of a ?Ieeieti\l or<h,r ohtnineil in this 1 Ji J cause nt Chambers, tllcru will lie solil to the j highest bidder, nt I'iekens Court House, on Salo | dily in .Jiinunry next, tlio lle;W K*tute (not hsqiptcd) of John I'erjrumtn, deceased, namely: X'? 'J. or tIn? Humphreys Tract, situate in the district and Stiito ij.furosuid, containing T?vo i Handled Acre* nt??r? nr Ions, luijoininjr lands uf Mihiis Uuudriuk*. N DniietUi and ulliers. Ndt5, or the Uculie.ti Campbell tract, situate in the district and State nfireAaid, containing r*t?v?iiiiY-uv? ,\crcn more or adjoining the Jlniiie tenet, hunls belonging to the egtnlo of (iniivn Kllis ami ntlicrii, TKHMS Of SAI.K?On n credit of twelve month*-', with interest from the day of >ale,. ex1 eept tlio co.-'ts which must he paid in cash. The pUrolmscr or'nuVolmncra jrivtti? hind, v. "Mi at IoumI two pioil surutios, to seem'*! tho p:i_. ' ! of the Tturollit^o inow.'v, nml i>hv extr:*. f>r ttttu.s, KOin'. A. THOMPSON, i-.e.im?. i r-.m'ts oiii.-.., Dm 8. Ififtu tA THAU AN ACADEMY. hImivc Institution, fur u number of yonr? fl umlor the su)?*r\ i.-ioii of the Uev. J. I. Kennedy. is still confidently commended to tho put r??mi?c of generous eommunitv muter tln> no spicos uf Mr. \VM. It. HANK IN', !io.-o testimonial from,liii* ohl pr.ci:?.?ptor, which is sipjiemlcil t<? ?Iua noti. o, is ahnmiantly sufliciont to ' satisfy every one that Iio is ontiiely cjntiliOol to , maintain, in a grout 'lugrce, tl?o Former high | ehi\rao}ci*"of this Institution. Yonng moil ilosiI rous of seem ing n thorough Classical ami Knglix'i education can <lo so at this Acuiloinv. utnlor ! highly favorable uii'tsumstnivetff. being far remove I from many "f the temptation* immlont to uiiui^ MirroiimiLMi ny i\ : community of virtuous ami intelligent citizens, i The till on t itin of the public is specially invited t'i tlio following low rato? of tuition : ! TKRMM?PKtl HOIIOI. VSTIL' YKtit OF Kl.KVKX MON'TIIS. Klemontnry Ktiglisb brnncboc, $1(1 DO ; lliglier KiiKii.-ili liranohefl, l"> (10 Ulln. (lr?*ek. Fro nob. Mutbonmtic*. ~.r? 00 ! tJooil Boarding can bo bud at nino dollar* j?nr inuntli. Tim exercises of tin* Academy will Ijo 1 resumed on the 1st Motiduy in Jamiiiry, lbGO. 13y order of th?Tru*toc8 . T. II. ltUSSKKL, Soerotury I ' Tliis is to certify tlmt Mr. Wm, It. K.vvkin Ivm couple ted a regular course of Iin ami (?rcok. I Holms also studied l'rftnch, GertmOtry, Algebra, | Rhetoric. Ac. He has rendered mcm^l impori tit ii t assistance this year in the Classical Dopartl ment much to my satisfaction, an<l no less so to , I hat of the numerous chinos that ho heard r<>\ oitefroin day to day. I have taught none whom 1 could regard his superiors in scholarship, irrcI proiichahle morals, and gentlemanly deportment lie is commended to the kind regard and coull! dance of gentlemen who would honor and ro' word merit. ' I? lvrvvr. v V \f Thulinii Anndcmv, Nov IS. 18.VJ Dec 7. lx'>'? 20 % SHERIFF'S SALES. virtuu of sundry writs of fieri facias to nic diI I) reeled, will be sold before the Court House, in . 1'icken* District, within the legol hours, on the first Monday nnd Tuestlny in January next, One tract of I.mid, containing two hundred ami j thirty-six acres more or less, whereon Jackson Ar| tor now lives, bounded by lands of Uecse 1'owcn, I Joseph Young nnd others, at the suit of William 1 Hunter and Iteose llowen. | AH lie defendant's interest in one tract of I.nnd. I containing 508 no res more or less, adjoining lands 1 of llnrdin l'rico, 15. P. Morgan nml others. Also, j one other tract of l;in<l, containing acres more ; or less, .nljoining lauds of Mr* W J Parsons nn?l j others. Also* on Tuesday after snl'nUy at the defendant's resfdunce, Imluneo of corn, hogs, cuttle. ' timber wheels, household and kituhon furnituro and I other articles, levied on as tlie property of Win J j I'nrspiiH, nt the suits of J 1) (iusawoy and others. One Tract of Land containing l it) aires moroor ' less, whereon the defendant now lives, adjoining lands of David ,Shepherd, Kli Shepherd ind others, I levied on as the property of 1...II. Kutlcdge, at the 1 suit of K 1?, H M ami T .1 Keith, Kx'ors,nnd others j Oiio Tract of Land, containing J500 acres more or 1 less, whereon there is a good Merchant Mill, .nd! joining lands of Dr. T. L. Lewis and others, levied j on ns the property of M. 11, Himnicutt, it tlie suit I of Joseph Burnett, John (lolden and otters. 1 tract of hind on Sloan's creek, containing 120 acres, adjoining IhtwIh of'Mrs Armstrong md ot tiers: also, all the defendant's interest in TOOhcivs of lftrid, on waters of Snow creek, i djohiing hinds of ( Oliver Martin. Mrs Dalton mul "thorn; tiso, one I third in l.OtH) acres of hmd on Oh.Miga <;tvck. adj joining hinds of Lewis Morehend and others; iiTmi, ' two tracts of Innd on Crooked creek, one obtaining | 100 acres, a fid the other two littndred m;itrs tnore j or less, adjoining lauds of I) von KiucnundoMiers: | also, one house and lot in the villains ot' iinlrt>?>? | fronting the publio square, known as fho fyfkset l liunxo; also, one lot- containing acres, loried 011 ; uj* the property of Alex llryce, at t(ic suit of Excc! utors of \V I, Keith and others 1 had of laml. ci>ii{ftiii{i?ff,]57^tuves mrtrcjr leas on waters of Full qreek, Adjoining lands of Jordan Moora, Seut>in ii Slied anil others, levied on ks tho properly of Thou Handford, nt the suit of A Robins & Son. I tract of laud whereon defendant now lives, con tabling 16t) acres more or lens, adjoining lands of M $ Sjribling, Mr* Dqndy and others, levied <m as flie prpefty of William Janes, at tlic suit of Joseph It Shelor ami other*. i .yu me <icioD<innr s interest in !7<? acres of laud more or le*s, o.i Hooky Fork, whereon defendant I now Iitos, adjoining lands of Kplirnim C'ohb nnd | ??lalso, on Tuesday after wiled ay at dcfendj Hill's residence. 2 cows amlcalres, 'I yoke sle?rs. 1 I sow and 4 shoals, levied ou as tiie property of Wia| nhoth Jenkins, at the suit of (> \V VunzniU. 1 trncf-of land on Crow Creek, whereon tbe de'cmlanl lives, containing acres, udjoining li.nd# | of Klijnh Alexander ana others, l^ried on as tho I properly of Henry Grojran, sen'r, at the suit of 'Andrew Hunter and other?. Teruis, crijIj ; purchasers to pny for fmper*. L. C. (!HA10, tfecfcmberp. lsv.i 'J<> td 8G0 Reward. 4 JtEWAIlDOV FIFTY DOLLARS will 1c XjL puid by tlio Town Council of Pickcnn fir proof Hufhuiaut to convict the pernon or pirnuin who net firo In the' nouse of Mr., lliiyuon, on Wednesday niglit lust. ]Sv ordvr nf Council. KOll'T. A. THOMPSON, Iutootllnt. j Dec. 1. is:,0 ly l Estate Sale. VWTJLL TIB SOLD to th? l.ir?l.A?t iJ.i.iA? ??l tJt? ro.ddence of ttuuuiel I'ursonx. in Pickouh District, on Tuovduy tlio 27ih day-of DecvmIkt. iiistniit, tlio porm>nnl eatuto of Thuinaa Gurviii, dewMMod, tf iiisiNtui? of 6 LIKELY NKUUOKS, Four Head Cattlo, F?>rating Tools, Carpenter* Tonls. iiinl other artwlos Uvj tadiou'. rr< mention, 2Witit of Sule.?Nine months cr? dit. with inherent from date?said *uinn to l)o Mcnrcd l>j' \ 1 ?>?? una ficcurnjf. minis vi anil unUur, cash. * . F. N. GAItVIN, Adm'r. Nov. M. Jffift 10 A 4 Pay Your Foes. WJ. PARSONS, tho Into Ordinary has ( nnnigned to mo I: in foe* and uostt; 'those indebted t4> him, th?r?f>>re, in *uch cawx. ara rcouirod to'pay tho ssnic to tho uudoruignod at uii early day. * J. E. IIAOOOD. Not. _ I* NOTICE ALL PERSONS indebtod ?o John M. Alexuttdor it Co., ara , to' pay by tlie nut of January next, ?h<i wave cobU. The (Jooda on band cau b? bought clw-Rp for Ciub, a* wo ayo goi?e to wind up tho buoinos* mi cooq MpOMlbto. Near WaltofcV Ford, 0?. * JOHN M. AI*KJUNDEK I CO. U?U i4, iaov n If ? ? . w ,- >, pp. * ? ' "v Anderson Prices Current.. | CnnilKVTMU WMKKI.V BT UI.KCKLKI .? OtfA\TOKH< AVIIXBMX UI 11., 1>( I). IM6O1 1 Cotton per lb. - 8 <<\, U<} Suit, (Liverpool) per tmck, - $'J (? U.26 Coffee, Hio, per lb. - - !>5.J (?. !4 " Jnvu.tyer lb. IX (? 'JO " L:ignyra, per lb. - - 1 ij (u 16 | Kiigur bi own. por P>. - 0 (u 11 VI .1- ? ? .MVJIH.I-Jcf, t'jil I l|i|l:t, per gulluu. 40 (it\ 4i> " N. Ol'lciMlH, " 0f> (uv <>() I Bulging, Guiinv, per yunl, )."> (,c 1 (>) i I'.hIo Kopu, ' )1?. - Id (</, I^A IW'On, hug round, ? - l'J] (o\ lo | i J'uiter, per lb. - 1'J 1-"J (?< 1f> Olovl, CHKI, - - - '2'2 (itXllf) I ? (JcrtiiKli, - 14 (?. 15 | " lilisicr, - - l?l (?, 12 Iron, cvmniov size Swoile. licr lli. '?-l ' * . "2 ' ' - 5 Jo 7 iuchca 7 " Ktigtigli. per H>. - - r) 1-2 j N?iln. tHf*t brands, per keg, - 5} (? OJ Castings, per 1!>. U (uf 10 l'owder. llille, pel keg, - - 7A (V; 8 blasting, ' ' - - f>C'f ">i i ivh'c, per 10. ... f, (,f i| : Flour, per barrel, - - 0. "ill (.< 7.00 ! Wheat, per bushel, - - 100 (;< J. 10 1 Coin, - - su?o Oats, jicr bu.vbel, - - -10 (<?, 60 Hccrfwtix, per lb 20 ((! 22 Wool, " - - 2:*> (it !W I Yoru (best) per lmneU, - KlO(ji> 1.20 j Cow IVhh, per bushel, - 8u (,( 85 I CornNlcal, - - ?J0 fa 1.00 j K:uv lli'les, (dry) ... J2J j Sole Leather. (hemlock) per lb. 27 fi I it-./" Vim will uiwiiy.s fiu?l a large lot of Uruee.'.'iea nml n?ln?>- ? < --- 1? 1 - 1 *' w uii imim liim K?r I 1 sale ill I<lw pi-lees, ill It & O'h. Pendleton Priccs Current. 1 coi:uK<"rr.i> WKKKi.y iiv jxo. t. si.oan a si i.i.ivax 1'l.MO.MwN. I He. li, IKVJ. Cotton, peril* 8 alf'| (.'olfoe, lllo, perlit 12 nl I ^ t'orii, " busli 80 ti '.Ui " Java " IK a 20 1 t'orn lacal " t>0 a tit. " l.ag'a " li> a 17 | Bacon, iiug B 12.1 a 1 > Bal? llopo ,l 11 a 12 Bagging:. tJnn'y 1 "> u 1 ! Beeswax, " 18 a '20 | Butter, per lb Ion lli'Kjrgs, per ilo/. 10 a 124 ] I'lonr, per bl Toll a $81 Iron, Swede, Cj a 7 I lull.-i> ? ! ?" - * " " " ! | "(I IU I ( II I t I.etui, " 1(1 u 12' " Knglislt (i u I MmUicr, ' 20a '! ') Molasses, NO 00 n rt;> ] Nails, per keg, 0 a ?ti">0 \Y 1 40 a f?5 Onts, per liusli, 10 a l', Puwrter. pevkeg$7"r>Ua8 IV'us, " *" a wi| " u> :;t a-lo I Vino, " ll> 0} a "il'ojipcr; " lh 12 a 15 Stool, Blister, 11 a ISjSali, per sack, 22.r> a2fi0 ' (len an, 12 a 1 1 .Sugar, In-own, ii n 11 " Cast, 22 a 2-">jSliot, per sack, 2.">0 Segais, per <lo* 25 a liOjToliaeoo, per U? 20 a 7<"? i Tea, 7*r? a 1 .jokviieat, por bl 23t a$2fi0 | Wl\t?ky. " Kal 100a 1601 Yam. Ki^i'rv li'.Mi. l in I Otnmburgs, per yard, 12J a 11 I Vou will always fiiul a l?irj?C- 1?>? of (Jrocoiies i ?tul other heavy good? on hnud and fur sale low ' for Ciisli or il.M equivalent* J. T. S. S. Lorl op ilitispSaciMl, V SMALL POOKKT BOOK, containing the following paper.*: 1 Note on Jasper (.'rune, dated in February, 1859, payable to W. U. Koitb 12 months after date, for SI? 00. I Note on J. It. Keith, dated in December, 18{iX, payable to \V. C. Keith one day alter date, for SO 01). L Xoto on Kapliacl Neal. dated payable to T. J. ami W. U. Keith one day after date, for $~>5 01). 1 Note on Joherry | j Crenshaw, dated 3d Ootobor. 18")'.). navable to ] \Y\ C. lvoith by 2.)tli December, ISO'J, for $35 00. | l 1 Nolo on 'J'. Davis and Stephen Smith. dated ! oil October. IS Ay, payable to W. C. Koith twelve j mouths after date, tor $30 00. All the Notes | bear interest from date. There were a few I other papers in the Bunk, but of little value". 1 No money. I forwnru nil persons from trading ' for the nbove Noto*, anil the makers from pay' ing thom, as 1 shall hold them rospomnble. Any person finding said 11 >ok, will confer a I favor by leasing it at this oipce. U' 11 I.' I." I 'I' f r ?? . V.' 1VKJ ill. ' Noyt ?. If.iO W tf gTAXB'OF SOUTH CAROLINA, IS OIUJINAHY I'lCKKNM. James Jenkins 1 vs > Petition for Partition Tlios. Jenkins & others. j IT appearing to my satisfaction tlmt Thomas Jenkins, tlio heirs nt-law of Abner Jenkins, deceastd, names ami number unknown. John Jenkins, Williamson Jenkins, one of the lu-irs of Anderson Jenkins, deceased, to wit: Thomas Jenkins,?;? Stewart and wife Kliza Htewurt, reside without tlio limits of this State: It is ordered, therefore, tlint these absent defendants do so erallv appear in tlio fl ~e n-. li ?? ..... I \,uuu ui vrruiiiury. ro ne iioiucn nt i'lcKuns V H, i on Monday tlio -Itli of March next, to olycct to t)?c | division or sale of the Heal' Kstntcof Frances Jen-.! | kins, deceased, or their consent to tlic same will be j entered of record. J. R. )1AOOOI>, r r.r. 4 actixu n.r.n. ( Nor. L'S. I s.V.i )0 !lin | " NOTICE. " ] rpiIE SUBSCIllBKKS having fold ont their | J[ entire Stock* of CURTAINS to Mr. 11. W. i lvlNSMAN, would respectfully solicit for him I u eontinuatimi of tho patronage so liberally besto'.^ed on litem in tlmt department. ItftB'T. A DOER & CO. i y < ITT r?? a m- y*T *JUlVl'Ali\ | riMIIS STOCK is the Inrgost iu the Southern I | Sluioa. COMPRISING Brooatolles, Satin Do Lanos, LACK AND MUSLIN' CURTAINS, CORMC'KS, PINS ANT) HANDS, DllAPKliY, TASS15LS, AND T .r^ r^T=>C! i curtains j MADE AM) PUT L'R IN THE 1>ATEST STVLKS. | ' li. W. KINSMAN. 223 KINO-STREET, <11 ARI.KUTON. j Oct. 26; ItjfflQ 14 6w"' Land and Mills in Pickens. IOFFKll FOR HALF, a vulunblo Tract of > I/iikI ill l'ickcnn l>istrict, on both sides of I Little Iliver. ?t the mouth of C'uiie Crock, containing Twelve- to Fifteen Iliinilrei) Acre.% with a good MULAY SAW MILL, mid r?Mni(\ll (?rint Mill All ft alt* in I ? I ....oil I Factory. 1 If not Bold by the elope of the Y<uj I intend nuttinjrun a WOOL CAKDING Aluohino and a i TANYaUD, whoro both arc greatly needed, j i and would take an nctiro partner with a onmil | oapitnl, who would undertake to tsuporintuiul the whole. r.KOKGE-SEAUOlttf. Pcndloton. Out. 12. tH.V.) ? I'l?rf Law Notice. j'PIIK undersigned hfcve formed r partncixhip ia I 1 tlie prncticc of I-nw and Kquity f?r Pickens District. Mr. Hai>i>?:x. may bo connultcd ut hi? Office in l'ickcns and Mr. Ouu nt Anderson, JAMK8 L. OKU, W. M. niVDDKN. ritk?M)H<'. if,. May 10,1WV0 42-ilf V*. K. KA8I.KY. I8AAC WlCKUKfrR. EASLEY & WICKUFIE, Attorney* ut Law, ntUnd r.?ins :nftll %r #ri *11 1 } V (ihhUmI lo Choir' onr* In the Districts ooB))ri?iii^ the Western Circuit. .OFFIC E AT PICK ENS CV H., S. C. Snj.r. 1 18 Estate Notice. 4 FIN At settlement of the Estate of J. D. HoutijarUnd, <le?<>awx1, "will be made before the Ordinary, at 1'lckCna C. if.. imi -Monday the 30th dity of January next. 1'etaoi* indebted to ?aid Estate must pay up befora that ti?o> aud those kavlng demand* should present thcta to tv? > properly attested before that day. J. 0. 80UTII KM. AND, "I ... J. K, eOlXilEKLAND, j AUBnr ' Oct 1850 18 ? * m ASSIGNEES' SALE. WILL lie koM to tlic liigliobt bidder nt , Pendleton, mi the 15th December next, ; tlic following property: THREE NKGllO MKX, | ugi'K IS. ly, '20. und tlio Cotton Factory, known , its the ghoul Creok Factory in Hart County, ' Geoririu : also. 1 Imrso n?>l l \tni~ All having claims against Kilwnrd I Hvimm.'sJ will |ileu*u |>rot>cnt tlifin by ?lie 1st 1 ?Ihv of Don'inber. if tbey with to avail tlioni- ! hulxcs of tin* asi-igtiinciit iniulo to u?. Terms I wnilu known on tliu tiny of halo. | Tliu-e Indebted lo tlic mid Kdwtud Syir.ino niUht make inimviliaU- ].:i vniont. 0. T. iSYMM KS, > . . 8. L01U0.V } AwignoM. ^ovombnr 0. Id ">. ladies* store-"! PKXJILKTOX: ,S". take pleasure in nnnounoin|? <? nnr ? \ customers and tlio trado generally, that we arc ntnv properly established in our new ami elegant Storo-room. Our stock is complete. Wo will l?o pleased lit any time to siiow ull who may favor us witli a call through i one of the largest ami most beauiil'ul tclc.elit.us ] of Staplo and Fancy Dry Good3 j K\cr offered in tlu> up country. Wo especially > invito tlio attention of tlio IjAIiiks to oar stock. ! Having spared no pains in their department, we feel assured that wo can show ns complete and tastv Rclection of 'LADIES' FANCY GOODS A* can he seen nn\whore outside of a city. Fail not to give us a call when you visit our place, as wo charge ivthinfr for showing (ootls. j SMITH & IIOYFY. Oct. IS. lMf) 15 tf j SEWING MACHINES. rpilK l'KUKKCTlON OK SCIKNTIFIO ar Jl migeiuent and nicclnmiuul simplicity is i uiiuiiicl by tlic GllOVER &, RAKIUl Sowing Machine Company, IN T11 KIII lMI'UMVKl) W O I 8 K I. B S S 31 A E! S ? 12 S . They have the following advantages over nil others: They liavo no puds t ? keep in order; no bobbins to wind : no tangling or waste of thread ; no oiling the thread or \vi rk ; no to ?1 chest stocked with wrenches, pliers, pickets, leather, &-0., X<\ The directions are simple, ea?i!v understood ; i\nd easily oxplained by the instructors. Tl o c is no taking apart lor cleaning or oiling. Tlioy require about t?i?? drops ofoil |?<?? dnv, when in Constant use. They mako no more nojse than , a common clock, when making fifteen liuudred 1 stltchos per minute. They run easy?a child j of ten years old can work them to lull speed. They run fast or slow, without any danger of altering the length or tightness of the stitch. They will II KM. KILL, (i ATI I Kit, IUND. STITCH AND EMllltOlDKlt. in so superior a manner that we challenge comparison. The i 1 same Machine will sew pavilion gaiise and planlation goods. Tlie soft in is el us ie ,i tlio most J I elastic fabric, and will not break in washing or ; ironing. 'J'he sain6 Machine runs silk, linen i thread and connin n sjwiol cotton, with e<|ual j facility. The needles are shoricr. an I therefore | stronger than any other high o.* low prico 1 ! Machine. That they arc superior to all others j is evident from the fact of tlmir having boen j tliirt V (linncii n< i i > > = 1 J X1IIOII III \j.-? 11 Ml* I IT HIIU Willi, 111 ; competition with other* already in successful ! I operation. Tlio question is no longer which is I j the best maker, but which of tiie numerous J patterns of (iltOVEll it UAIvKU -hull I take, j I'lUt'CA, *"?<> 'IO ?!:{<?. II. W. Kinsman, Agent for the sale of those j celebrated Machines. 1). 15. IIASKI.TOX. Manager. 240 King-street, Charleston. Oct. 20. 1859 14 fim W. Walsoman, Agent, MlAW.tl A\B> TAILOR, W AMI AI.LA, S. 0. rpllfi undersigned begs leave to inform his j 1 friends and the pulilie, that ho ha* opened j u shop in tho building lonneih occupied h\ I - ! i bertell & Norman, for the purpo&e of carrying 1 ' on tho business of Wrapcr un<l Tailoa', | In its various brunches. llo has on hand ! . an excelloi. assortment of Goous for Gentle i men 8 wear, which ho will itmko to order in the best style, ami according to the latest fashion. lie rcftpcctfully solicits a share vl' public ; patronage. erms, most accommodating. Jnlv 14. l.W.i ;>7 tf Beeswax! Boeswax ' WIO want to buy 1000 lbs. liKHSWAX, lor which wo will give CJOODS ; ' CASH. J. IV E. SLQAX & CO. ;Pendleton. .Inly I. IHftQ ;">0 tf U R N IT tJR E . A LA 110K STOCK of Walnut and Mahogix uny Uvdstcuds, liureaus, Dining Tables, Sdoiuii, ItOC'KIXG A?ID OTI1EK CIIAIKB, C'radlcH, Cribs, lymnges, Card Tables. Work , Stands, Cane and Wood-scat Chairs, children's Chairs, <&e.. Ac? sold as low as tlicy cau be bought in (JliarlcKtoit or Columbia. HOUSEKEEPING GOODS, j Baskets. Brooms, Tubs, Mats Candlesticks, [ , Toilet Sets, Sugar Boxes. Knife lioxen, (.'locks, j Cuke bosos, Cuke Baskets. Castors ami Cruets, | SCALKS AND WEIGHTS, i Waiters' Spoon*. Bnsting l\?rks and Spoons, ; Uiul everything else in the Housekeeping line, j ?tovies, PLOWS, i Kero?dne Oil and I<mnps, Carpet Lining, liar- 1 | row*, Wheelbarrows, Safes, Churns, Castings, , and almost anything else that ean be thought of for the I/AKMliU and the llOL'SLKtUilv- , ( Kit, i | ixriiiiuvr. CmoVKK <V BAKLR'S C'KLEBRATKD i SEWING MACHINES, ! Wlticli ftrc tlic besti m tho world, nnd no i HliahlLc. J yitf *11 . I J. 15. SBlStMAN, Agent. , <!kki\\ It U5 (' 11 in |g C. H. A. WOOMN & CO~ IlariKtNs, Naddlc A TiCHttK'r Sliop | 1 / Aim) Cot- sale, 8hjbe Finding*, He. VAL11ALLA. S. C. r ir. to I. A Mill I*J, tt I Law Notice. THK iUH)cr?igRed will devote liiitmlf entirely , ' i tt< tlie priicdoe of. Ln'w aiul Kijuily >> a the ' Wctrtern Circuit. Mr. lf.w>i>F.* i? hi* parltier at I ' Pickens. JAMKS 1- OJUl. ,i Anderxnn H..-SIny 10. lfliW 42-tf j. n. insci'iKssioI^ {Wn((binn9tcr ami .IcivcSlcr, ., W ALU AH, A, a C., . MAS rotommem od liu^iu0t>s at hi* old Slnml, on \i*in fttrcct, Ho kecjm 011 hand n luTirfi' Hful unlfmlid ?kmiHinniii a? > Watohcs and Jowolry, Together with everything in hi* lino, which will h? sold on the very h**t tferm^ RKPAIRINO, in nil ir? ln'uhclioR, dona fn a numt w?rknii\nlik? mnntior, und with do- ' gpatoh. Give iu<?a trial. > July 23, 1839 1 ,ii. t HIDES AND BARK *W7ltl BE BOUGHT AT FAIR PRICES I ' - W by J. h. N. SMITH. Tan Yard, Jan 4,185& 1 J - , it ~ ? A M V 'J 'D A Y K 5 loi: rni n\ri 8?r rim rricnJrt o> May.'noVh'. v. 11. aiuF- j FIN respectfully announce liiin n cnmlidiih- for COLOXKIj of I lie OtU lU'giuicnt, H. C.' M., nt (be unsiiinjr election Tim friends of AJj't. \V. E. Wl-ILUOKN rcspotirully uniivuQcv liim u candidate for t.'ULO- , NliL of (he ?r?tIt Regiment S. ('. M., lolill tlm v?- i ciincy occusioncd by (hit resignation of Culvuel Jinm-sou. FOR Cl.l'RK. are unlliorizt-d lo itnnOuuce W. J. I'AU- ' SO.NX ;i cuudidute for Clerk oi tl.o Court, ui On eiuuing olvcliult. IXtf '1*iic friends of JAMKS K. IIA(!()OI> re- ; SDCClfull V nllll>llllli-i> li:m . ti?.?u to ilit1 oUico <.? Clerk of lL? Court id the licxt cfcvUon. FOIl *Mi;niFF. IVft Tim i i> f.' >r/tn/? ? . i ? r/u? ? ..v. \>i v.u|>i. i). i'. .nvjiivj.1.1 rckj?ocitnil v iimtouuco liint a candidate !'?? Slicrill ol I'ickons District. u( tlio enduing tiled ion. Ki-ifi' Tlio friends ot' Col. Al?KK. 1S11YCK nnlioiincc liitn a cnndiilnto lor She fill' ot l'ickens district, at I lie ensuing election. fit.^The rrrcmlsof'.Mr. ANDIUAV 11A MP AY r?- I sjieetfully announce liitn n candidate lor Slieiiir of I'icken* district, nt tlic next oleetli'ii. l- J- Tlio friend* of Col. I,KM I HI. T1IUM AS respect fully announce liilit u candidate fur Slierid' of lMtikcns district, at tlie ensuing election. fttsy*Tlie friends of W N. t'KAIIJ l?eg leave to ' announce liim a eandidafc for Sheriffof l'ickvus ' district, ivt tlio next election. FOll TAX COLMX'TOR. flBT The tr'u'ii'ls of Mr. A. .S. MTBl'lIF.NS re- ' spectrally announco him a enndiriatc lor the office of Tux Colfeutor of l'iekcns district, ut the 011- ' piling election. V-jy The friends of Mr. GBORC.B F. ST KAI>- 1 INli rer<|>ectfully announce liim a candidate lor the | olliee of Tux Collector, at tlie next election. ?>< ? . vi... ? i uzj/n, ' "" ii'ii'iius "I m'V. J. IS. Ill .N.MULT1 ! respectI'ully announce him a ciuuliilntu for the oilice of Tax ('ollector. at the onsuin}! eluetion. j 'I'ho friutnls of Kev. II. M. 1JAKT0N re- i spcctiully announce liim us a cuiuliuale lor Tax j Collector at the next election. Jg^y* The friends of J. \V. I?. ('A11V respectful- i ly annovince him a cainlitlato for re-election to j the otlicc of Tax ('olloctor. for l'ickcni> district, at the ensuing election. NEW GROCERY fiTOPV. A4 I'ickeilH ('. II. rj^HK subscriber bej;a leave to inform his 1_ friends ami tlio public generally, that lie has opened a c.itocr.nY stout:. And is now receiving and will continue to receive everything uscnlly kept in all establishment of 'this kind. The Stuck is all fresh and , has been bought on the uioat advantngiuus terms and w ill be sold accordingly. Terms will he strictly Cash or Barter at cash nrices. Cull mul .<>? j. B. HKin. j Apr'! 5. 18/jO 3(i tf j BlackF'.iiitMng-. ^ 'I'llH l \ I >KUH< i \ ! ". i > is Muxv pjcpnrol ] <5.. >S)iii ?lo win k in lii.s line, nl short notice,! V/ nnil in u workmanlike manner. lie <un | nlwiiys hi' f'liiiul .1! ItiShop. Term* moderate. i UAr.UlSON iiaynks. cm., is. \m i'j_ 'c j iMow fowiler Manufactory. rpil H South Carolina Powder Mills are now X in siii'i'i'-siul operation, and the attention j . 1' Dealers is vailed to the unmistakable superiority of the Powder Manufactured ut these Mills over that of yny other in America. We are prepared to furnish at the shortest notice any i of the following description, at the following prices, viz: Common Blasting powder per ke<; $1 2"> Uiillinntr " " " " f> 2"> Common Mining " " ' f> ' ?/> ! Brilliant 14 " " " '? i Common Riflo " " " 7 '<?*> lirillhmt " ' " " y | Where the keg is returned 25 cents ! will lie di'ducted. Tlio Munufacture is under Hie suidunco of | I. 11. Hi i m t > i.i)Kit, (Viini Memmingen. <Jor- j many, iv skilful and experienced Powder maker. lie lias introduced the !ii>?!ily brilliant j Powder so much admired hy tlio sporting ( coinmunity of Europe. This Powder is a henutiful round and possesses tlie polish ol ; 8;eel, and is outifely free from all corrcding j properties. Doalers and contractors may have their or- j ours uiiuu ngreeauie Hi spreiticatious nt tlie | shortest notice. All orders * ' ould lie addressed to .John Uowex <&, Co, at IIckcus C. 11., Suulli Carolina. WM. R. BOWEN, Agent. M:ml> i:?. is;,'.I 34 JOS. J. NORTON, ATT O It X s; Y AT L< A IV , AND Solicitor iu Eqnity. PICK ENS COUliT HOUSE, S. C _ J>PV-1. ______ . tf ?',0U KowarcL A REWARD of fifi.y dollar.-, will he paid for 111o delivery to me, or confinement in any I ilail so that 1 can get him, of a Copper colored j boy, named UKHltY. Said hoy is about 5 ! feet 0 inches high, slender form, and weighs | ?lx>ut 130 pounds. One or two of bis teeth arc out in front. He it* quick spoken, with an in- j telligent look. lie was last Keen at Canton. I lleorgia, where he'has a wife, ami is probably 1 lurking thereabouts, or on the road to this place. lie is supposed to be making his way to U ft'ftO Ssl * I A I?. C. CK-ViO. pjvkons c. li., s. C. A>ig.g7y'l8o9t _J if-r, j LUMBER! LUMBER! rBTHF. sulwH-rihers having purchased ih? I MILLS formerly owned hv Col. John A. I Kasley, deceased, three miles eflst of l'ickens ' ['. 11., me prepared to till orders fur l.lJMBKR. linifthvd or unfinished; Sash, Blinds, I'annel j Doors, or anything in that line at short nntico. i We are detenuined to curry on the business in nil its brunches, and persons wfshiug anything in r lino, may he assured their orders will meet witft prompt attention. The business will 1)6 carried on umler the nnrti* nf th* 'Jiv Mnlo G'muj>i\ivy." Mr M F Mrrcmtu. is the A^i'ut of the Company, to whom all addressed, We solicit a share u.'i's. " ' 1 O# IV("- M. F. M i rcilKT.Ti. ; fHf* MHo. . r.. iw? jc. if [%'olicr. VLL the Notes htkI Hooks of Account, holon^in^t In ihe o$ia!e of John 11. O to I' rlF, deceased, have hcen |>lai e 1 in tin- hands ifW.M. llaiMcu. K?<|.t for cullectioii. Persons iv. .->mu t.Minf, win pieaso cull on linn ; l?(l 1(. V. BOC'If Alv. . ) .1. M. OS'lT.MioKFT; j ,"A ,ms* O.'t. It. TWO 12 tf XI. PAJEN, I A T \V A L II A L L A , S . C . > IS now revolving a splendid . assort men I of i?ky goods; For ldidi?-? and Gen tinman'ft Wear, Rm<ly-ift?;ulc (iolliin^;. , lip also lift* on bund llio tineM CflftaimcrH and i LinoiiH, for the Spfjii*and-Summer i b?gotlier < villi many oilier articles) not ncocs?ary to men- < ion. ] Mr. Vajen continues the Tailoring n all its brandies, and roopeotfuiiy'solicits a ( bare of public natronago. i May 124850 42 - tf | SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF Fall and Winter Goods. 31 IIS. 11. JO EE I S NOW OFFKllINU lior cxtonsivo and xi>lt>n<lkl awnrtinnnt <?r FALL AND WINTER GOODS, CONSISTING OV DRESS SILKS, W.LAI NES. I'll t I I TI> O a.nu iJKRiNO DRESSES, ENlJLISir, FRENCH and AMERICAN PRINTS. CASHMERE, wool, AMI CI 1 EMI RLE SHAWLS. CROAKS. M ANTI RRAS. DCSTKRS, HOOP SKIRTS KM R ROT DENIES, Hi I;I;ons. l-'LOU'KRS, nori'iiKs, PERFUMERIES, TOILET SOAPS. KID I), M.EUCY, WOOL, and WASH LEATHER U LOVES. RONXETH 01' THE LATEST I ' I OFT TS\ \Ti1 i1 :voaxv^>}. EADi ES' GAITERS, SHOES, BOOTS, GLUTEUS. LONG .CLOTHS, OSNAI5FRGS, SHEET.NT!, FLANNEL. TICKING, AND EVEIIY DESCRIPTION OF DOMESTIC GOODS. My present Assortment will bo found huperinr l'> any I have yet otic red, and mv fa uimioa id purclmtsing, rind long experioueo in tlio business enables mo to offer A COM PLETE ASSORTMENT AT THE LOWEST CAS!! PRICES. TallinVIa. Oct. li>. IS,?.) 12-2m "~STATE OK SOUTH CAROLINA, I'll'KDNS I)IST?IX THE eoniT OF COMMON PI.KA3. .James 1.. Orr ) Foreign Attachment, vs t W. M. Madden, Patrick CmTvlov. ) Tiff's. Att'y. 11' 11 t-rIt FAS. the plaintiff did, on tlio 18th !? diiy of October, 1N">!>, file his declaration iK-niiist the defendant. (who a.s it is said) uro uliseiil from and without (lie limits of tliia Male. nnd ht.s neither wife nor attorney known within the Mine upon whom a copy of tho said <fv n i ?va? . iv is uiueruu, I herefore, that I ho said defendant do appear mid plead t<> the ni?id declaration 011 or bcloro the lioth day "I November, lKiiO; otherwise, final and absolute judgment will then be given and awarded against him. J. K. IIAC!UOD, C.r.p. 'Clerk's Office, Oct. 18. 1K'?I) lyq of Motilli Carolina, I PICKfcSS J>IST?IS Till". Cot l!T OK COMMON PJ.KAA. J. U. Silt on I Foreign Attachment. ' vs > J.J. Norton, .?. B. l'uckett. ) l'lff's Att'y. \ \' 111'.ll KAS. Hie plaintiff did, oil the 12ll? it day oi November, lS.V.t, tile his declaration against ihe defend.ml, who (ns it is said) is absent fiwn and without Ihe limits of this Stale, and bus neither wife nor attorney known within the sump. upon whom a copy of the said declaration might ba served ; It is ordered, there unc nun i no biiki ueicmin lit do appear and plead to tlio 8:ii<l declaration on or before the iiOth November', 18u0; otherwise, final and absolute jiidgincui will then bo given anil awarded against 11iin. J. U. ItAGOOD, C.CP. Clerk's Office. Nov. 1'.?. 1S*>9 lyq SIsUo of Moiilli ( arttliaa, 7.11'nKNS WIST?IN TilK fOl'RT Ol-COMMON 1'l.KAH, J. 0. Lewis | Foreign Attachment. V8 > J. J. Norton, Anson iianjrs Si Co. ) l'lff's Att'y. ^ \' H KK1,AS, the plaintiff did, on tho '2d day I of December, 1K">8, tile hia declaration against tho defendant*. V#ho (an it is said* uro absent from nnd without the iimitsof this State, and hrtve neither wife nov attorney known within (he saino. upon whom a copy of the said declaration mifrhi be served: It is ordered, therefore, tlmt flic eaid defendants do appear and plead to the said declaration on or before the :5d day of December. otherwise, final and absolute,iudgcntctlt will then be given and awarded against them. J. E. HAGOOD, c.c.p. Clerk's <l>ee. ii, i8'>8 I v?| Slato ol' Sou 111 Carolina, I'ICKKNH bisr l.N THE COL'UT OK COMMON l'LK.VB. lssoi'tcll A. Xnriiitin 1 '<U [ Foreign Attachment Thompson Shed. J Alfred IV liuwden | vs v Foreign Attachment. Thompson Shod. ) N orris Harrison .fc I'nlliam, DafT's Attorney. V \' HKll K.\S, i lie plaintiffs did, on the tith t t day ol May. 1S.">N, tile their declaration against the defendant, who (at* it is said) aro absent from and without the limits of this State, and have neither wife nor attorney known within the same upon whom a copy of the said declaration might be served ; It is ordered, tlierofore, that the said defendants do appear and plead to Did hiikI iK'clu ration on or befcio tlio 7ili <lny of Mny, 18W: otherwise, tinal and aboohite judgment will then be given and awarrUii uuiiin^l liim. J. V.. HAOOOD, c.c.r. nork'f Office. Mny fr. 1H30 42 Ijrq itlK STATE'OI? SOr ni CAROLINA, vickb.ns i'lsr?in titu vot'kt ok common l'leas Joah Mauldcn, J Foreign Attachment J \\ Loi>k. Suv ? ?, ) iTta?i? Kllii.t m"! Keith. I rift'? Ally's V Y'llliHKAS, the plaintiff* did, on the 2Gth I T \ day of January, tile their declaru- 8 lion ngainM iho defendant, who (as it is said) i.-- absent from and without the limits of this ^taio. and lias neither wife nor attorney known within i lie H:tr.ie whom a copy of the mid declaration might he ftervud: It i? ordered, thero fore, that the Maid defendant <h> appear and plead to the said declaration on or before the 27th my ?i January. IHtiv); otherwise, Ann! and *h? rolnlu judgiiKVkt will then Vjcgi?e? nml hwarded ij;:iinnt liim. J. K. IIA(iOOI>v c.c.r. Clerk's Office. 20, 1859 lyi* Wlalc ot'&oiilli Carolina, UIKV.XS PIST-?I* TIIK COl'RT OK COMMON PUA1. )amc? Lawrence J Fortign Altarhuient. vs V Xwiis, 11 k Pulliam, . -\nron Tangs & Co ) -A H*y*. \YJI I'd1.F.AS, the plaintiff did, i?t the 20th day 1I of December, 18*>8, file his declaration, i^ftitist the defendants, who tss it ibncnt from and without tlio limits of thi* (Mate, who httvo neither wife uor attorney known ?.rithn tlie snmc upon whom a copy of tha laid declaration might l?c served : It is ordered, therefore, that the said defeudnnts do appear and (lend to the aaid declaration on or before th? :1st day of December, 1869; otherwise, final tnd ubsolute judgment will then be given and iwnrded against thcin. J. E. 1IAQOOD, c.c.?. Clerk'a Ofl&cc, Dee. 20,18&8 lj,