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1 i riwiBi hi ?jr/Trrrn.. i? _ , Ordinoi'y^B Salo. 1 )Y virtue of fin ordor to mo directed by "\Y. \?^ > K. llolonntbe, Ksq., Ordiuary of Dickons District, t will noil to tlio liluhcst bidder at Piek oiih C. 11., on iSulcduy in Mutch next, the J (on I Kituto of \Vu?hi'j?tou Smith, deceased, to wit : Ono 'I'rnet of Lund on waters of AVhetstone creek, adjoining lunds of (.?. Hraxealo, .Jordan Monro und others, containing Five Hundred mid FiftV Aoros more or loss. Ti'rm-i of title.?On a credit of twelve months, with intorotft from day of Sale, exeont. ?!?.? 1 t r r vv,,v? wnieli must I?t* paul in cash. Tlio purchaser to jxivo II >ii<1 with ^oimI Becurity, to the Ordinary in secure tlio payment of the purchase money, with a mortgage of the promises, if deemed nee- | ossary by him. I'urcltusor to pay extra for titles. 1,. 0. CKAIO, s.i'.i). j Foil. 8. 18ftrt til Ordinary's Sitlo. BY virtue of an order to ine directed hy \V. K. llolcombe, Ksu., Ordinary of Pickens I'istrict, I will sell to the highest biddor before die Court House door, on Saleday in March next, the Ileal Estate of Eli/.abeth Smith, defeased. to wit: I !' 1 - r r ? i mut 01 unnu on waters of Clmnga Creek, adjoining lands of Messiah Long and others, containing Acres more or loss. Trims.?On a Credit of twelve months with interest from day of wale, except the cost, which must be paid in cash. Tho purchaser to give Lrtnd, with good security, to tho Ordinary, ami a mortgage of the premises if required by him. Pmoh.uor t> pay extra for titles. L. 0. C'llAUJ, s.i'.n. Fob, ft. ISrtO 28 td Ordinary's Salo. BY virtue of an order to me directed by W. K. Illdcon be. Ksq., Ordinary of Pickens District, I will sell to the highost bidder at Piokons Court llonse on Salodav in March next, the Ileal Estate of Henry Whitinire, de ecuseu, to wit : Tract No. 1, tlie homo place, oil Jocassco nnd Toxuwiiy Kivers. adjoining lands of D.nv.el Whitlniro, Isaac Crow and others containing Acre* more or lose. Tract No. 2, adjoining No. 1 and lands of Itaao Audonvn nnd others, Containing Aoros more or leas. Teiims ofSai.k.?On a credit of twelvemonths, with interest from day of salo, oxcopt tho cost, which must Ijo paid in cash. The purchaser to give bond with good security, to the Ordinary to Bucoro the payment of tho purchase money, with a mortgage of tho promises if deemed nece^snry hy him. Purchaser to pay extra fur titles. L. C. CHaIO, s. ?\ i>. Fob H. 1300 28 td Ordinary's Salo. ~|^Y virtue of an order to mo directed hy \Y. ) H. Il'dcrtinhe, Ivsij.. Ordinary of I'ickons District, 1 will soli to tho highest bidder at Pickens C II, on Saloday in March next, tho Ileal K*tato of Joel Mason, deceased, to wit: One Tract of Land situate in Pickens District ?tu waters of Ohoestoee Crook, adjoining lauds ( f Thomas W. II Harbin, Thomas Jenkins and ethers, containing Two Hundred and eighty Acres more or less, 'J'.wms?On n credit of twelve months, with interest from day of sale, except the costs, which must be paid in cash. Tho purchaser to g!vo b >ad with g >o \ security to tho Ordinary to secure the purchase nrmoy, with a inortgngo of tho premises if deemed necessary by him. Purchaser to pay extra for titles. L. 0. C11A10, s.r.n. r?v8:iftflo as t.i SHERIFF'S SALES. 1) Y vivtuo of sundry writs of fieri facias to tnc di) reotod, will be sold before the Court House, in 1'itikeii* district, within the legal hours, on the first Monday and Tuesday in Mai-iUi tmvi ^ One tract of land containing 700 acres more or less, whereon Gen. F. N. Garvin now lives, on 12 Mile river, levied on as (lie property of defendant tit tho Aiiit of J. (>. Lewis, Mrs. li.il. Keith, T. J. mid K. M. Keith, Kx'ors, mid others. Olio bay niaro levied 011 as tho proper!y *?f Andrew laekson at the suit of Steele mid Neville and others. Ono tract of land containing '200 acres iiiore or lcs?, whereon the defendant, Thomas Dillurd. now lives, on 12 Mile lliver, adjoiniug lauds of Alexander Allgood, Thomas Rogers and llalns Sle]>hons, luvicd on as his property at tlie se]>arate suits of Elijah Alexander, Kobort Kirkscy and others. One tract of land containing 112 acres more or K'sh, whereon defendant now livc.i, adjoining lands of Samiiol ('rawfoVd, Stephen Maratt and others, ?.,ICU vu u."> I lie |iroperiy III \Y I 111S HUl'kCtt III tlio suits of G. 8 Kcosu, J. IS Itcnson, A Hon It Klliott niiil olliora. One tract of land containing Slfi acres inoro <ir less, on waters of Cane creek, adjoining lands of (S. Pinkeustand rud others, levied on as the property of John I'Yucks, at the .suit of (>. Pinkptistami. One tract of 1 md containing 1)1} acres more or less, whereon tlio defendant now lives, adjoining lands of Joberr> Marett, It. lsbell and others. levied on as the properly of Jeptha Whitlield at the suit of James Harrison and others. One lot containing 1 acre more or less, on Tunnel Hill, six shanties on said lot, adjoining lands of Col Jcptha Norton and the railroad line, levied on as the property of N. G. Golden at tho suit of the State. Terms, cash; purchasers to pay for pnpern. L. (!. CltAlU, s.i'.i), February fi IRflO 28 Hi TIIK STATU OK 80UTII CAROLINA, riCKENH?IN OltlUNAltY. Kx Parte 1 ? .... r k V. M. Clovolaml. } Pol.l.on for Account. ON hearing the Petition in the above cn.?e, anil it appearing to my satisfaction that Jonathan It. Cleveland, Exocutorof ?!)? Kutatoof Kli Cleveland, deceased, is absent from the .State: On motion of the Petitioner, it is ordered that ho <lo apr>ear in tho Court of Ordinary to be held at l'iokei .i C If, lor l'iukons District, ami account fiir lii* ship of Haiti (folate on ilie 1 Itli day of May next, or a decree will bo made in tlio case us if lie were personally present. Witness my hand and seal this 7th February, 18fi0. W K. HOLCOMBG, o.r.n. 1800 28 8m_ rHK HT-VTi'v OK HOUT1I CAROLINA, IS OHDIX f. Mr Sjrjbr.ijtf, 1 M- a. Striding, I rwjtton fyr Sortition j RoVl Slrlbllng, ot, al. J IT appearing lu iny mUiafacfion thai Ilob't St rib lin?, H- P. Kilp-t'riok and t.ife ltehocoa, Josiali JJurkoy a.?4 wife Catharine, the huira-ui law of Mary Jones, dauoi*<W, (names and number nil- | ^nown,) (loroiiMfiiKrf lit Uiisciiho, ioriiIo without (lie | tiitiiu* of Ihia Htuto: It i* ordered therefore, tliat | IhcHo Hii'nl iiipilp.; is ptMOna'ly ?j>rw>fiv in t ho Court of Ordinary, to ho hulditt I'iukeiu 0,0)1 rt Jioiffto, or) Monthly dig 1 Hh day of Mny noxt. to pbjo.a to tho divuion or mtlo of thu llonk iWnlo of Jes.io Htribling, dooenacd, Of their ooiiricut to tho (jinn? will ho ontoreil of record W, V4. IIOI.CO.MRK, O.p.n. Fob 7. Iftrtrt 2X Pickoa*-~In Equity. O M Doyle ) vs Petition for Relief. J I Urnwn, ot. nls. ^ XTNWJR an order of tho Court of Equity, in ) thi*on?e, nil tho oroditors of John 1. llrown are required to nrovo tlioir demands loyally he|i.po iiio on or imforo Monday tho 14tli day of play noxt, op thoy will thornhy ho bnrrod. H01VT, A THOMPSON, O.b.p.D. ijOTP'l^) OfflodF Fob 7. 1RQ0 3m - Notice. T FOHWAUN all perrons from trading for ft .1. Vote of hand glvin by mo nnd payable to J, 11. Cleveland or boaror, dated H<m<tiine in the Spring of 1859, and due an the 83th day of l>oceinbor hut, aa 1 do not ?mr? to pay said Note f.?r the ration thai the said N?>to ebondy been naid. K. 1\ COLK. Vc\> 8, I860 EF 3 VfoSfe1 * Allcock's Porous Plasters AIU'I the most useful urtiolcu of the kind yet 111troduced to tlio public. Thoy ore entirely pleasant; they do not roll up in heaps; they do not ! adhere to your linen; they only udhere to the j nkin, und they tire pleitannt, because tliey ?ro Hex- ; ible, mid move with every motion. Tliey nro the best strengthening plaster, best piiin reliever, mid ! Ull lullllirilble tlhlStOI' for skin disoiisiw iwnnnlnlli. i ?I -"I-"'" J moth of tlio skin, (lichen.) tind nil unsightly dis- ! colorations, which iliey surely cure. In affections of tlio kiduoys, their use over the j small of tlio back or over the sacrum, is attended [ wit.li tt best results; ask for iv bill of directions, 1 and e. '.initio eases of euro for yourselves. WHOOPING corcu. Caycua, Hiniis Co., Miss. T. Ai.i.oock & Co.?(leiitlenieu?Please Bend iuo another six do/.en of your l'orous Plasters. They lire in greal demand hero for Whooping Cough.? They ucl like a charm. I could Imvo sold two dozen this week, if I had baa liieni. ix'u<1 soon as possible, und oblige yours, respectfully. J no. I. Wii.i.iams, Postmaster. LAM 10 BACK. 'I1 Ai.i.i'ock & Co., No. 2N4 Canal Street. New , Vork, Nov. 2*>, 1800.?Gentlemen?I lately suf- i lereU severely from a w?".!..icss in my buck, occa- I , sioned by suddenly exerting myself. Having heard I yiiui' Plasters much recommended for cases of (his i kind. 1 procured one, and the result was all ilint I could desire. A single piaster cured mo in a week. | Yours respectfully, .T. O. Bilious, Proprietor of llranilretli Mouse. figg-Sold by W. S. & 0. F. WILLIAMS. Salubrity. Fob. 7, 1800 2B If EXECUTOR'S SALE. BY authority derived from the Ordinary of Pickens District, there will be sold to the | highest bidder nt the Into residenco of Mrs. 1 Catharine Craig, deceased, on Tuesday tho 21st I dr.V of Mimnm, !,??? I> ' J, ..v? vutlll! X uiauillll JjSlillO, \ consisting of Six IVogrors, One two-llorso Wagon, Colli. Fodder. Shuehs, I'ottlo, Huge, Household ami Kitchen Furniture, I Blacksmith's Tools. and various other articles. Term* of Silc?Oil sums of $."> and upwards, I a credit of nine months will lie given, to be se cured by Note and approved security ; for suuis ! under that amount the ca*h must he paid. llOBliKT CRAIO, Ad'mr. j Jan 30, 1S00 27 3 WM, B. GAINEY, j WATCITMAKKll AND .JKWKLLKR, ' At his old Stand first door north of J. W.Cobb's Hotel, on Public Square, * n,i %; n>? " I n Kill Ifl; 1'J V<? nl< is thankful for past patronnzo, anil, by strict attention to business, hopes to 10coivo a continuancc of the game. Fob, 2, 1H0Q 27 tf Tobacco! Tobacco'Plir. subscriber, anxious to cncournge tlic culliL tivation of .Tobnuco in the District, will i>ay the highest casli price for it, delivered in the leaf, in ] good condition, at my Factory, on Cane Creek. HOIVT. MAXWKLL. 1*. S. Socd can be obtained by applying at this office. Jan. "J"). 1^)0 2tl 2iti Como and got your Watch Repaired l WOULD respectfully inform my friends nu 1 (he public generally, [v 'jpJjPthat I havelocated mvself nt Pick(mis Court House, nnd that I will repair'W ATC11ES, CLOCKS and JEWELRY, generally, at the shortest notice. All thorough repairing warranted 12 months. Give mo a call. I also have on hand a neat stock of .JEWELHY, which will bo sold oa accommodating terms for cash. II. A. II. Gil.SON. Tan 2f?. ISGil 20 tf j " Hurra for tho 31uo Ridgo R. R " NEW GROCERY STORE A T 1>I C K K N S COURT HOUSE. I 1IAYE just received and opened a new . stock of Family Groceries, consisting of all articles usually kept in a retail Grocery Store; all of which will be sold low for cash, and cash onlv. Positivolv no llnnka will i.? - u? BV|<n Uttll and examine my Stock. " II. A. H. GIBSON. Jim 20. IRftO 2(i tf TO THE PUBLIC. i \\*E have associated ourselves together for tlic 11 purpose of offering advantages, with increased facilities, tor Education. We arc admonished to adopt this course by Hie startling fact that has produced the present crisis in the affairs of our country. Why should wo not educate our children at home? Thu parental influence obviates many of the evils that are produced by an absence front their earn. Recently a large number of Medical Students left the cities of New York and Philadelphia for their Southern homes, to avoid the evils of abolitionism. We have procured from J.O. T.vv.'is a portion of land, which wo propose to sell in lots at moderate prices. It is all in the forest, finely timbered ami watered. t)A miles from Pendleton village, lying on both sides of the Hltte Ridge It ail road?-universally admitted to bo one of the handsomest sections of country in Carolina. The roads leading to l'ickctis Court House, Bachelor's Ketrcat, Fair Play and Townvillo. all cross the Bluo ltidge ltailroad within one-fourth of a mile of the point we have indicated, and about an equal distance from the nlaces wc Have named, (also Walhalla.) The Fork is a region of country in licatcd by its lying above the continence of the Rivers, Tufilo and Henocu. The disadvantages attending it, is in having to cross theso streams to get to a market. It is undoubtedly the best portion of upper Carolina. Within -I miles of the point wc have indicated, there is the finest water power in tho State. Mr Kilpalrick has a large Flouring and Saw Mill so has M. II llunnicutt, 11. A Maxwell. Ma.j. (!co. Seaborn a Saw and Grist Mill; also Col. Taylor has oxtensivo water power. Upon careful considI oration we believe that a Depot at this place will | pay more down freight than any other until you reach the valley of the Tennessee Hiver. We propose to give an Acre Lot to any Religious denomination that will occupy and improve the same; an Acre Lot for an Academy. And any in- I dividual that shall locate on the said property and vend J.- Hull spirituous liquors under any Statute law, Ave for medicinal purposes, shall absolutely forfeit his right to Baid property. Tho land is now being laid olf into lots. Persons can see tho plats by lading at Wnyeide. Wo aro Stockholders in tho njuo liidgo JUllrond. We present ourselves, hop) to moot (ho favorablo consideration of the Pro.o<1ojff aud Director* of tho Hoad. OKOltOli HP, A HORN, T. L. LKWI8, M. 1>., J. 0. LKWIB, Jan. 1.1. IftrtO 24 & THE STATU OP SOUTH OAKOMNA, i'ii;niian-~iN UUIMNAKV. J N Lawrence, Adm'r, j Pft,,t5on fop flna] w,. Mm. l'olfroe & othora j t'e,,lont IT appearing to tho^ Ordinary thai Mrs. ? l'olfrco, widow of Jaroct l'olfrco, decea*cd, her children, if any, (whoso nmnoH and number art< unknown) legal heirs nnd representatives of James I'tdfroo, deceased, reside without the liruiUt of this Stuto: It i* orderod, therefore, that these absent parlies do severally appear in tho Ordinary')* office, Ht 1'iclcens C. II., on Monday tho BOtli day of April next, to shew cause, if any they can, why a tinnl settlement of the Estate of tho nnid James l'clfree, deceased, should not bo had, and n dccroe made thorconW. E. IIOLOOMBE. o.imv January 24, ffl?0 26 8m Law Notice. 'PIIK undersigned will dcvoto himself entirely I to the prnoUoo of haw and Equity on the Western Circylt. Mr. Uaddkn is hie partner at lMckena. JAMES L. ORU. Anderson C. It., May 10, lRftfl 42-tf " HIDES AND BABK Wn-T. BE BOUGHT AT FAIR PRICES hy J. U N. SMITH. Tan Yard, Jau 4,1853 23-tf I Pondloton PricoB Current.^ OUUIIMTKII WKRKI.Y IIV .ISO. I. SI HAN ft Sill.I.IV AN 1'kndi.ktoNi Feb. 7, 1800. Cotton, per lb HulOJ Coffee, lUo, per lb 12 a 1 I Corn, " busli 80 a 00 " .lava " 18 ti '20 Corn meal " HO a 00 " l.ag'a " 10 a 17 liacon. hog It \'2\ u lf> Halv Hope " 11 a 12 Magging, Unify 15 u lUllleeawux, " 18 a 20 ltuttcr, per lb 15 a liillCggs, por doz 10 u 12A Flour, por bl 700 a $81 Iron, Swede, <?i{ u 7 lmligo, ' 137 ii 1501 " " i"" ~ " 71 Iienil, " 10 a 12 " English (i n<i| Madder, ' 2(111 2*> Molasses, N O (10 a 05 Nnils, per keg, $OnOoO " W 1 40 a 55 (Juts, per bush, 40 a 45 Powder,perkeg $750nM Pens, " " 75 ii 00| " " lb 1)7 ii 40 Rice, " ll> ll| a 7 Pepper, " lb 12 n 16 Steel, Mister, 11 a IM Salt, per Hack, 225 a250 " German, 12 a 14|Sugar, brown, On 11 " Cast. 22 a 25|Shot, per sack, 250 Segars, per do/. 25 a OOlTolmceo, per lb 20 a 7>"> Tea, 7") a 1 fiOJWheat, per bl 2tt7a $250 Whisky, " gal 100ft 150|Varn, Fact'ry, 100 a 110 Osnahurgs, per yard, 12i a 14 You will always find a large lot of Groceries and other heavy goods on band and for mile low for cash or its equivalent. J. T. S. ?V S. Aurlnron" ^ * AAAAV4V1 OV11 J 1 HJDD VylU I t'Jlll npniiKCTr.i) uk.i'.ki.y iiv iii.kuki.ky & ciiayton#. Andkiuon C. II., 1\>1). 7, 1800. ! (,'olton per ii> 8 a 10)[C'olToo, Klo, per lb 10$ a 14 | Corn, " bush, la 120! > .lava, " IS a 'JO I Com meal, " 1 a 1 ? | " Lag'a " 1?"? a 10 | Cow Peas, "00 a 100!('astings, " lb 0 a 1(1 Bacon, hog K, 10a 12}! IIcohwiix, " 20 a 22 flagging, Gun'}\ 15i\I'>}|Bale Hope, " 10 il2J Buller, ]>cr lb 1'2$ \ 1- ! 1'lour, per bar. G50a700 Iron, Swede, per lb 0$|Nuils, " keg, 6$ a 0} " l'nglish, " r>| Outs, " bush 40 a AO Sugar, brown, " 0a 11 j Molasses, W [ 40 a 4f> Sail, per dnok. $2 00| " N () 00 a 00 Steel, east, 22 a 2>">i Powder, jier keg, 7.1 a S " German, 14 u 10j ? blasting, fi a f>$ " lilister, 10 a 12jllico, per lb 0 a 0 I .->oic J-. per ll>. '-J ? a wTlKuw 11iilen, (dfy) 12JI Wheat, ' bush. 1 ji 1'2">! Wool, per lb. -G a GO I Yarn (best) per bunch, 110 a 1*20 Ryj)" V on will always find a large lot of Groceries and oilier heavy goods on hand ami for sale allow prices, al II it (Vs. THE PENDLETON HOTEL rpiIB Subscriber takes pleasure in informing; f bis frionds and the public, that he has taken charge of that largo and commodious House in the village of ri:M)Li:To\, s. c. llo intends to keep a lirst class bouse, and invites the travelling public and his friends to give hi in !. call. Amongst the comforts and conveniences added, is that of a Reading lloom, wlicr the latoat papers may bo consulted. A. 15. BOW DEN. Fob g. 1800 27 if TAXES, TAXES! iAVIldj attend at the following times and places for the purpose of receiving Taxes for the year 1S"><) : Monday, 13th February, at Wm. Sanders, Tuesday. 14th " Center Campground, Wednesday. 13th '' Bachelors' Retreat, Tliiiru.lnv ' v..:? 111 ? - .... iuui A" lilt 1 IU \ , Inday, 17 tl? ' Douthit's, Saturday, lHrh " William FantV Monday, 'JOtl, " Salubrity. .-1st anil 22(1 44 Pickcnsvillo. 1 humlay,23d " John Uossk's, Friday. 24th ? Saturday, 25th ' lleator'n, Monday, 27th" " Hammd'*, lucsday. 28th " Slw. Harton's, odnesday, 29th. <? Kli Stanscll's, 1 nnrhday, 1st March, A\ .jlf Crook, r i nlay, 2d " Hurricane. Monday. 5?h ? Pickons C. IT. Wednesday. 7th " AY\n. Nimmons Ihurndav, 8th " Grant's Store, rridnv, 'Jth " Tunnal llill, Saturday 10th ? C?p?. A. Kobins, Monday, 12th ' .j0?? Phillips, 1 ucsd.y, 13th " Fen ton Halls, ? odnosday. 1 1th " (.!. J'oule* Thursday Joth <? (}. W. l>hillipS, 1 ?th and litli " Wallmlla. Moil'lilV. 1 liosdav fll'nl AV I>ilnnu<lnv 10fl? i and '21st March,at lJickens C? II., at which time my Hooks will lie closed. All persons failing to make their returns by that time will he liable to double tux. State Tax, about the same as last year, lload Tax, Poor Tax, 20. Public Building, 5. Tax payers will take notice that tl>9y are still required by ail Act of the Legislature, to return all Births, Deaths and Marriages, with the age. name and sex and cause of Death ; also (late of llirths and Deaths. All Ministers, Magistrates, and others who have married any persons during the year 1859, are required to return the date ot such marriages, with the names, ages and occupations ; also the nnmea of tlm Slave owners are required by law to rot urn the number of dogs belonging to their nogroca J01IN W. L. C'AllY, T. 0. Jan. 4. lSC.O -j:{ tf GEOB.GE'S CREEK ACADEMY. 1M1K EXlvUCISKS of this Institution will he resumed bv the present incuinbcnt, on the 1 lit It inst., the iid Monday. The healthy locality, the moral tone of the settlement and the superior advantage derived from the accommodating arrangements of the Academy, oiler many inducements to the Parent and Guardian. Good board can be had in o*cellent familios, on reasonable terms. D. GRICE, Principal. Jan. 2 1800 'J.'. tf LOOK OUT FOR JUSTUS! ftt TlllA IIVlH'WOTnMWn i . - . ..... V.wi.xuiuiti 1' IlllVlUg 10/**""'ieatod himself at Pon^'eton, offers JM .jj|? his porvicea to the citizens of PcnJ^S^jJSScllcton nml surrounding country as a Watch, Clock and Jewelry Kepaircr. His Shop is tho lirat Door south uf J. T. .Sloan k. Co.'s Storo, on west side of the Public Srjmiro. Ail work entrusted to his cure will ho promptly ! and faithfully executed, lie respectfully Bolic| its a share of ..atronage. WESLEY M. JUSTUS. January 11. l#f>0 24 tf Pickons?In Equity. n OstondoUr, "j Dill for Injunction, to II. C. Rocl.au, h* ors, I Marg)mI Ac AnnaC. Ollendorff, ot.al. J c0lint> ^?? ^c* pNDKR nn ordor made in this cause, at Cham vj uoi'H, by L'lmnoollor Carroll, all the creditors of Jolm II. OstendorfF, deceased, tire hereby required to come before the Commissioner 01 tliia Court, on or before Tuesday the Hlb day of May next, "and make legal proof of tlioir demands against (lie said Instate; and, upon tlioir failure so to appear ami net, that their claims bo thereby precluded." l'ai ties to this proceeding are also hereby notified, that the Commissioner will hear evidence iivl tako an Account between the parlies to this s> it on the said 8th day of May next. HOJVT. A. THOMPSON, r.K.r.n. Com'rs. OHioo, Jan. 80, \8Q0 127-3m Dissolution ? i . - v?|/?i.^i?.iimp u.Moiuij^ ij?uwocn ii. ii. Wright nnd Son, i\t Fair Plnv. ban been j disnoivod. All porsonH indebted to tho Concom i uptotheinv January, instnnt, must f*ottlo by I eiish with H. F. Wright, ns ho has their Note* and Accounts. L. II. WIUOIIT, It. F. WKIMIT. Jan 2o, 18G0 20 4 The Now Arrangement. MTHUB buslnotm will beoontinuud by tho underI signed, nt tho old Stand, lie returns his thanks to his friouds nnd tho public fur past pntronnge, nnd rospectfully solicits a contiuunnco of the same to tho now concom. II. F. WRIGHT. Fair Play, Jaa 25, I860 20 4 * J. FAIR PLAY ACADEMY. ; rpiIK TKUSTK1CS of this Institution take JL pleasure in announcing to the oonmmnity tlmt they have scoured the services of Mr. \Vm. I T. Ci.kvki.am>, as Teacher (luring the present year, anil respectfully solicit u liberal share of patronage. Mr. Cleveland is a graduate of the South Carolina Collene. of the i*h?s? nf l?*t ami 11in well known distinction tit graduation render* unnecessary, on our part, nnv recoinI inundation or guaranty of liis qualiHcntiouH. HATi:.s or ri PKlt SnlOLAS'J'rC TKll'SI Of TKN MONTHS. Spelling, Reading and Writing with the elements of Arithmetic, $1'2 00 . The above, with English Grammar and Geography, 10 00 I Towno's Analysis, Algebra, Geometry, Surveying, &c.. &c., IX 00 I Latin and Greek Languages, 00 The very best boarding can lie lmd at Eight i dollars per month (excluding lights). The exorcises of the Academy will be resumed on Monday the 10th inst. *1). S. STKMLIXCJ, ^ 11AL13 MIX. 1 ?r. wr. 11. IIA IIUIX, ; Trustocs. MORGAN UAKB1X, I A. .J. LOONEY, j .Tan, 4, 1800 24 tf GOOD BARGAIN'S IN (JOOl) LANDS .t 51 ILI.S /N A V 1.^. 1 ? l ? -- - n * I . uu iiuu i>_v cuiiuiK Qn me HUDHcribcr, ns \ y I intend t'i pay my debts, and arrange my business so as to devote myseif entirely to my trudu. To this end, 1 oft'er my iYBcE'cEiuiot IE ills, V. ill) Two Hundred iitul Jii?rlity-tl?rco nrrcs of Land, with the best Water Power in the Dis1 iul.it .....I " * I.iui, HUM 1 IIIIIV HUU'tf (II goon clock bottom. Also. adjoining this. n tract o< Ninet y acres of good land, with n good Saw Mill in sucee-ssl'iil operation, and in le<s than half milo of the line of the Blue I4'??ljiO Ri'ilrond. j Also, adjoining the above trae.t, Twelve Hunj died ami Fifteen acres of well tint Vie red land, j Also, on Cane Greek, above Maxwell's Mills, One Hundred and Forty aorcs, with six acres of bottom Also, on Little River, five miles below the Falls, Three Hundred and Thirty eight acres, with about twenty acres good bottom. For all of the above Lands I have warrantee title, and therefore will make such. 1 want cash in a short time for one fourth, and one fourth in twelve months; and 1 will give anv indulgence on the balance, well secured witii annual interest. For further particulars call on | or address me at Martin's Creek 1' O, Pickens L'isirioi, ft M. 1?. HUNNICUTT. Dec 28. 1859 22 tf THE PICKENS ACADEMY. riAU K Tlll'STEKS of this Institution luivc tlic II pleasure of announc ing to the community, tlnit tlicv have obtained tho services of Mr. J. \\r. Pim.roT, as a Teacher fur tlie ensuing year. Ilia qualifications and character are such as to commend him to parents ami guardians, wh'j have children and wards to educate. J'i'.c yea. will bn divided into Sessions of live months each, and tiioe entering tho School will lie charged for tbe full quarter, unless diilercnl arrangements are made with tho Teacher. T Kit MS VKlt SKSSION. Primary branches, Reading Writing and Aritlitlo $0 00 mo above, with English Grammar aiul Geography, 7 50 Philosophy, Chemistry, History. 10 00 Higher branches of Mathematics and Latin, 15 00 Tho School will open on Monday the 10th day nf January IrtOO. K. IIAiSOOI), |W. K. 1IOI.COMBK, W. C. KKITII. JOS. J. MORTON, UOH'T. A. THOMPSON,| Trustees. Don. 1:1. 1850 21 ?f BACHELOR'S RETREAT ACADEMY. PICK ENS DJSTKCT. rnn n 1. . * ? ? - I 1'ur. uu'icrsignou woum respcctfully announce to ! L the public, that they have engaged tlic llcv. i Wm. MoWiioutku t > open nn J-.'XfiJ.lS/l AXI) CLASSICAL SCHOOL sit this place. on tlio 2d Monday in January, 18(10. His experience of some ten years in (caching, and his well known nnd established character need no commend ition from us. >Ve would, therefore, invite the attention of those who would have their children mid wards placed undersound moral influence and thorough instruction, and would solicit their patronage. The Principal is prepared to Hoard a number of Students, and other good families will do the same on reasonable terms. This Academy is located in a section pleasant, healthful and well supplied with churches of the different denominations. Tciium of Time. TWO SESSIONS OP TWENTY WEEKS EAC1I. ltates of Tuition per session. Spelling, Heading, Writing and Arithmetic 0(' English Oraininar and (ieogrupy. with above 7 5(J Geometry, Surveying, Philosophy, Rhetoric', l.utiti, Greek and French, If) 00 ? tt mnvo i ?' /K.il.to, JV I' > Mli\ l.li, L II YKKN'KU. T S MILLEK, I) K SMITH SOX Trustees T)oo f>, 185SI 20 if LUMHKR! LUMBER! : ri^IIK undersigned having purchased the I .1. MILLS formerly owned by Col. John A. ; Masloy, deceased, three miles east of Pickens j C. II., is prepared to (ill orders for LL'MHIOK, ' finished or unfinished : Sash, lilinds, Pannel | Doors, or anything in that line, at short notice, and on (lie most reasonable terms. lie is determined to carry on the business in all its branch j oh, find persons wishing anything of the kind, arc assured their orders will meet with prompt attention. Orders should ho addressed to the undersigned, lie respectfully solicits a share of public catrfcnngo. M. F. MITCHELL. January 20. lsoo 26 tf Lost, OX Thursday 29th December lust, n small red leather l'ockot Hook, containing sonic money, I lie followii?" Notes, and other papers, to wit: On James George it Co. for $(J0, A. Deuteli for $55, on John Mmddc-n for $2o, and one on 11. jinhntge for $17. Those persons are requested not to pay these -Solos 10 any one but myself. My mime is also in the book. Any information in relation thereto \>ill be thankfully received. DANIEL RII.KY. .Tan. 2. 18fift 23 tf Estato Notico. VLTj persons having demands against tlio Kstute of Sur^ont (Jritlin, dcceascd, will please prosont them properly attested at once; and those indebted to said Estate either by Account, Sale note >r otherwise, must mako payment before Return day, or they will havo cost to pav. Wo nrfl determined to sntiln nr. ilm Es'nte forthwith. E. If. frlUFFJN. ) . , , THUS. (JWR1N, [ Adm rflJftn. 3, IgOO 7 THE STATE OF KOlJTlT <'A KOLFNA, I'ICKKNR?IN OltlUNAUY. llannit' Clayton, Kx'trix, j Alox, Aigooil, Kx'or, [ Petition fflr Until sety? I tlciuont. Stephen 0. Clayton & other* IT nppcftiing to my satisfaction tknt Stephen O. 1 Clayton. Nathaniel Gucviti nml wife Margaret, and John T. Clayton, defendants in this ouho, reside without tlio limits of this Statu : It Is ordered, therefore. tliat these absent defendants do severally appear In the Court of Ordinary?iU Hokens C. 11., on Monday the 30th day of Apnl * itjtt, to shew cause, if uny they can, why a dual tfvUlcment of mo obiaic oi .loiin cinyton, .'loccnaod, ahould not bo made, and a dccvce tlicroon accordingly pronounced. . W. K. UOf.COMHE, o.r.n. I Jan. 2Mftr,0 8m Job PrinliiiK | NEATLY DON'E AT TUfi COtUIEH OFFICE. | J NOTICE. rpiIE Sl'BSClUHKKS having Bold out thoir 1 entire Stocks of CL'HTAINS to Mr. II. W. KINSMAN, would respectI'ully solicit for him u continuation of tlio patronn^o so liberally bestowed on lliciu in (but department. IWU'T._AD(iKK vt CO. CURT A1IV GOODS PIMllS STOCK is tlie largest in tlio Southern I J. States. eo.Mi'UisiNt; BrocatollGS, Satin Do Lanes, LACK AND .Ml'SMN CURTAINS, COKKU'IIS, 1*1 MS ANI) HANDS, PKAPKKY, TASSI'MjS, AX1) LOO PS. C IJ 11 T A I ]\ S ?v.M? il l ur l* THE LATEST STYLKS. II. w. kinsman. 223 KINO-STREET, CI!ARLESTON. Oct. ?0. 1859 14 fun SEWING MACHINES. rp[|K PERFECTION OF St'IKNTIF1C arI nngcinent and mechanical simplicity i* I attained by tho GROYElt & BAKER Sowing M a c h i n o Company, IN Til Kill IMl'ltOVKD iv o d s ? : ii i: s s i?i a u a \ s. The.y have the following advantages over nil others: Tlicy have no puds to keep in order; no bobbins to wind : no tangling or waste of thread : no oilin" tbn tlo-oml ..t chest stocked witli wrenches, pliors, picker*, leather, &e., &fi. The directions are simple, easily understood ami easily explained by the instructors. There is no taking apart for cleaning or oiling. They require about ten drops ol'oil per day, when in constant use. They make no more noise than a common clock, when making fifteen hundred stitches per minute. They run easy?a child ! of ten years old can work them to full speed. I They run fast or flow, without any danger of j altering the length or tightness of the stitch. iThev will II KM. I'll.I,. GATHER, HIND, ! STITCH AND EMHHOIDKU, in so superior a manner that we challenge comparison. The same Machine will sew pavilion gause and plantation guods. The seam is elastic as the most, elastic lubric, and will not break in washing or ironing. The same Machine runs silk, linen thread and common spool cotton, with equal facility. The needles arc shorter, and therefore stronger than any other high or low priced Machine. That they are superior to all others > is evident from the fact of tlteir having boon thirty thousand Machines made and sold, in competition with others already in successful operation. The question is no longer which is the host maker, hut which of the numerous patterns ol (JKOYKK & BAKKli shall i take. pkk i:s, to $i:so. II. AV. Kinsman, Agent for the sale of these celebrated .Machines. I). H. IIASKLTOX. Manager. 2 JO King-street, Charleston. Oct. '20. 1N59 1 I 0m W. Walseraan, Agent, DIMS'Ellt TA BLOBS, WALI1ALLA, S. 0. r |^ 111-: undersigned begs leave to inform his X. friends and the public, that ho has opened a shop in the building formerly occupied by I>scrtell Norman, for the purpose of carrying on the business of Diaper aixl Tailor. In its various branches. llo has on hand an excellent assortment of Goods for Gentlemen's wear, which lie will make to order in the best style, and according to the latest lashion. lie rcspcctl'ully solicits a share of public patronage. BiMX. Terms, most accommodating. July 14. 1 s.V.i ;">7 tf Boeswax! Boeswax TT7" E want to huy 1000 lbs. BKKSWAX, T T for which we will give GOODS or CASH. .7. II. K. SLOAN .t CO. Pendleton. July -1. 1S;V.) 60 tf | P U It N ITU HE. VLAUGK S TOCK of Walnut nn<l Mahogany Bedsteads, Bureaus, Dining Tables, Sofas, ROCKING ANI) OTIIIIK ClfAlllS, Cra'lle.i, Cribs, Lounges, Card Tables, Work Stands, Caue and Wood-seal Chairs, children's Chairs, &o., &e., sold as low as they cau be bought in Charleston or Columbia. 1 HOUSEKEEPING GOODS. 1 Baskets, Brooms, Tubs, Mats Candlesticks, Toilet Sets, Sugar Boxes, Knife Boxes, Clocks, Cake boxes, Cake Baskets, Castors and Cruets, 1 V l l.'<J \ v n \v vin. iitcj Waiters' Spoons, Basting Forks and Spoons, nod everything else in tlio Housekeeping line. ?y&vm9 PLOwf, Kerosene Oil anil I.a nips, Carpet Lining, Harrows, Wheelbarrows, Safes, Claims, Castings, and almost anything eise that onn be thought of for the l'AKMEll and the I10USKKE1SKKit, INCLUDING ?KOVI:i: A. EiAki;K'? CULIWKATEI) S E AV I N G M A C II IN E S, Which are the best in the world, and no in ixfuke. .r Ti snvint tv t?? OnKENVii.t.E C. II.. Nov. 7. IS;V.) in WM, C. KEITH, A TTO K N K Y A T L A W , I WILIi attend promptly to all business entrusted I 11 to his euro in the Districts comprising the j WcHlorn C.rcuit. Ollice at Pickens C. II. I)cco, 1K.V.) 20 tf T1IE STATE OF SODTII CAROLINA, I'K'KKNS? IN EQUITY. Jesse C Crenshaw & wife vs I Petition for Relief, &c R Smith & wife & others J IT Appearing to the Court that Robert Smith ami wile Dorcas .J, aid IClijnh Owens rj. J wife Lucinda, defendants in this case, reside without the limits of this State: On motion of Orr ami Madden, for petitioners, it is ordered that these absent defendants do severally appear in this Honorable Court, within three months from the publication i norcot, niul plena, nnnwor or (lemur to Ilio ^nid petition, or tlicir consent tothemuno will bo taken pro con/vtto. IIOIVT. A. THOMPSON, c.k.jm>. ('oiu'rs Office, I)fc. 17. 8m C. H. A. WOODIN & CO., lIsirii?>?M, Kitdtllc A. Lcnllicr Miop Also for Rule, Klioe Findings, &<:. W ALII ALL A, S."c. .Tnn LV18M) 25 if J. 15. FISCHESSER, Watc hm a be i* and Jeweller, WALIIALLA, S. C., UAS reoommonced business nt his old Stand, on Main stroot. lie kcops on baud n largo and splendid nfcsortinont of Watches and Jowelry, Tocotbor vrnii everything in his lino, which will ho ?old on tho very host tonus. KKPA.1RING, in nil its branches, dono in a mflst workmauliko manner, and with de-' snatch. Give mo a trial. July 23, 1850 I ti. | V A M !D II ;r> A 1' K v7\ ' FOH CLK11K. Wki$m Tho friends of Gen. F. N. QARVlN'^r J speet fully utuiouucc him >i cnmliUatc l'or Clerk ?( tjj tlio Court at tho ensuing clout ion. 0-jy-We aio Authorized to announce W. J. PAR SDNS n ?.1 mli?|>> te fyr CU'i'k of I ho Court, at tlit \ ensuing election. i jw-;.! i no incii'is Of JA.'MKB K. IIAUOOD rospectlull.v announce him h candidate lor re-elcotion to the otlioo ol' Clerk of the Court nt tho next election. FOR 811KR IFF. Tho friends of (.'apt. R. F. MORGAN r?-" spcctlully announce him a candidate for Sheriff of l'ickens District, at the ensuing election. jjvsflf" The frioiidn of Col. AI.KX. RRYCB an, notitice liiin a candidate for Sheriff of Piekens.^* distiict, at the ensuing election. flUjy-Thc friends of Mr. ANDRKW RAMSAY respectfully announce him a candidate for Sheriff of l'ieken.t district, at the next election. Bfiy The frimwlH..f (!..! l.l'.Mi i'i Tiin*f to - ? -. a v Jill * | rcspectfully announce Itini u candidate for Slier ill" of 1'ickons district, tit the ensuing election. tQ^'Tho friends of W N. CKAIU beg leave to announce him a candidate for Sheriff of l'ickeus district, at tho next election. l'OH TAX COM.KOTOR. Bir,7" The friends of Mr. A. S. STEPHENS rcupoctfully announce hint a candidate for the oflico of Tax Collector of Pickens district, at tho eni Htiing elcetion. fair The friends of Mr. GKORC.E F. STEAl)INC* respectfully announce him h candidate for tho ollicc ol Tax Collector, at tho next election. Bfl}...Tho friends of Itov. J. K. IIUNNICUTT j respectfully announce him a candidate for tho ollice of Tax Collector, at the etisuintr election. Kri?" The friends of llcv. II. M. HAUTON respccllully announce liim an a candidate lor Tux Collector at I lie next election. 8-j.V The friends of <1. W. I?. CAUY respectfully announce liim n candidate for rc-elcolion TO" the ollice of Tax Collector, for l'ickens district; ni Iho ensuin^^leelion. Blacksinithiiig. , THK rNDKllSIONED'ls now prepared & f$)to do work in his lino, at sliOrt notice, \S and in u workmanlike manner. Ilo-e^r^ always be found at his Shop. Terms moderatj. 11AKUIS0N IIAYKES. Oet. 111. ISM> 12 if Now Powdor Manufactory. r|"HlK South Carolina l'o.vder Mills aro now J_ in successful operation, and the attention , ui i'i.-iilcrs is called u> tlic unmistakable supori"-; 1 mit v of tl?c l'owdor Munufaoturcd at tJicec' ; Mills over tluit of any other in America. Wouro' j prcparoil to furnish at tho shortest notico any of the following description, nt tho following i prices, viz: . - ^ Common Blasting powder per keg $ ! 'Zti ! Brilliant " " '' " 6 2ft", I Cominon Mining " " " 5 ! Brilliant " " " " G25' I Common Killo " " " 7*at Brilliant " " " 8,# | Where the Leg is returned 25 act: I will lie doductcil. The Manufacture is tnulor the pui'laneO ol J. II. Bepeii i icldkk, from Memmingen, Germany, n skilful and experienced Powdof ma* I i.?? * ii- i? ; < * " ...... in; iui.-) uiuomiceil (lie Highly Itrilliaul Powder so much admired by tho sportin# community of Europe. This Powder is ? bountiful round and possesses the polish stool, and is entirely free from all corto/ properties. Dealers and contract"" s mny have their cft-v dors iilled agreeable to specifications at tho; I shortest notice. All orders should be add retjjMl S to John Bowen & (.'o, at Pickens C. II., South 1 < Caroliun. I "\VM. R. 150WEN, Agent. I March 15, 1859 34 t/_ I ATTORNEY AT LAW, *1 AND . i Solicitor in lenity. I PICKENS COU11T HOUSE, .S. C Jan. 1. 1858 25 tf, .. | i H. FAJEN, A T W A I, II ALIA, S . <3 . , IS now yeeeiving a splendid assortment of- H I)KY GOODS, For Ladies and Gentleman's "Wear, Kondy-maric Clothing. I He also bus on hand tlie finest <'assiiners and H j Linens, for the Spring and Slimmer; togethor ,H| 1 with many other articles not necessary to mentiou. 1 Mr. Fajkn continues the Tailoring Business H | in all its branches, and respectfully solictor** I i share of public patronage. May 12. 1M0 42 if y o TIT TVTA4-^/V juun XI u tXUDi 'PIIE undersigned have formed ft pnrltter&Mffttl 9 1 the practice of Law imd Equity for lMckcnf-^^ District. Mr. 1Iai>i>kk may be consulted at liiftfl ollice in rickcUB uud Mr. Oun ftt Anderson. JAMBS I-. OUR, W. M. 11ADDEN. Pickens C. H. May 10.1869 4U-tf I w. k. kasi.ky. isaac wick mkkk.sb EASLEY & WICKLIFFE^ Attorneys at Law, BH ~\' \ ftt I end iiiinrSuiillv (n 1.11 ? -_? j ? ?? uufliuveo ) } trusted to their euro iu the comprising the Western Circuit. OI TICK AT PICKENS C. II., S. C. ; To Carpenters and Houso Builderft.ra rPllK undersigned Committee will receive IHtbUHrSB 1 sealed or otherwise, until the third Saturday TiBH February next, at which time the contract will bcnM taken lor tlio building ot? the MEETING llOUBUHHgt Plan and specifications of said House can bd>,g had by calling on eitlier of the undersigned. wm Til OS. 11. 110GGS, I CommIttceJ|il IIKN11V IIKNDIUX. ) rag Jan. 14, I860 4jH Till: STATU OK SOUTH CAHOLIjMHH v OltlHV.UtY?PICKENS. Julia Abbott, Atlm'x, 1 J M Abbott, Arini'r, Petition for finnl kI-WBS va llenient and dccret (HSU L M Crenshaw ?: wife, et.nl. jars Is IT np]>eftrinp to my Biitisfnciion tluit Nonli AbbotvJSjsH I. M Crcnslmw nnd wifo Martlm, and Jnrnca]fljjj;?g , uviv.m.111111 iii mi* 1-nBu, venule wi'.houtjBMB tho limits i.f una 'otate : It is ordered, therefore,gH that they do severally appear in the Court of Or-gg limn v, nt rii '.u n.s ( II. on Monday the I1?}i MarchUSI next, at 11) o'clock, a in, to shew cause, if any the/BH can, why a final settlenieiit of the estate of Wm.SH Alilmit, deceased, .sii.mld nut bo then made, and afisB decree pronounced thcreoa. flU W. E. IIOLCOMBE, o.r.r. U won. it, ir:>".i 21 Tlik STATE ok SOUTH CAM>1,1 \aJ| IMCIvKSS?IN T11K COl'KT OV OOM.MON l'l.KAS. \T \ '.M. A. Ai.KXAXDKK, wl... is in tli^M \ cdstody of the Sheriff* of Pickens I>isS trict, by v'fMie of a writ of assumpsit requiring] hail, at tl.c su'.t of Abnor Odell, having file^H in my office, togother with n schedule, on oatjfl of his estate and cflccts, his petition to tho Coiifl of Common Pleas, praying that he may be uAB inittcd to the benefit of tho Acts of tho GencrnH (ionoral Assembly made for tho relief of insolJgSK vont debtors. It is prdored, that tho said Al^BBBjj nor Odell, nnd all other the creditors to \\hom|m mo gnm um. a. niexnndor is in anywise infl debted, be, and Uiey ure hereby summoned, have notico to appear, hoforo tho said Court 1'ickons Court House, on tho 3rd Mondayjfl^^fl March next, to shew c:uipo, if Any they ckvH why tho prayer ot' the petition aforesaid, hhvm^S not bo (minted. J. K. JIAC500D, c.rij Da? 10,1859. 21