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pbasvavl B lo'.ielor's L'.ire. Ti'nk ? ' So', li ! '? /!o:-y liv;-> in ,t >ry." 1' nay ?*i 1 fro; i i '> uMiclor's rjvori.'s, i.'li;orily. m.Ti'ily liis !il'o ; N >ti:? i kn m'H tic >t coiruihi'il luviltt-iot. Ti 1 V>1 u '111 Iron, an I el un >; \vifo. 1'iv t'iMin . cm? ml amtpty, l .Ml'ni.i in \ n ii'ty 1 lil 10 i-i ?i i. . 1> U'liolor ml \fii.i?" ki 'v I .lis, '' I < l h.K'lli'i . . > till A Wit'i' i > i' 'iM*. c!t I'l.'iin ! .i: Tic I '?> a 'I": for 1?: -? torinoni a ii-1 >li o.i I All In,*.*!?:?!!< i .iI> i i;> '!_ i i I l? ii! .ii: II i. i-: i i I n .vi ; I i.'.l ll.' i I OM >:! ? n ? ' v > I v - i i i I \v. It t i * !?, \ ' i i ; i m jiv ii .v i.-v.N . i: !? iir, /)> :>.? i i I H I. < i' .i')ii)iII^ Ilioir ? A U'v' i to lull J' ir* * in I !> I 'liclui sr.no. 'l"i i t :'i sm 'i f ' .. ! i i .? \ t !i 'It lay S .in .t'v ?>i.i ii to i ?ri!i !>.i > >' 1 ? ;: Wiv - : i i >1 t\ | t ill' .'i iv 'l.i. \H |t M'i'l \i i r i i I * >.m; m ? :?t? i liii'l. i ;iiv i int >.i-. n li 1 > nils My .?! us, M ; ii ii n'liiM n<. . a li'v i 'iivir, 1' \'v i - | 11IH114, nit 1 M .;iy i> i' i!i:i. ?, Wl. :i t" : ' , \ .. >1 ! t 15' 'W-.i. Turning y ur t ?t:i; Mil l -piii i'. i . vmiiv i nli*: till ?, l 111' I'll"', i-llll Ji.l.>-iull. ill llltlli-illH' >, II I I i 111,1 ; mi n i-iii-' > >! i 1..1' ' v i I : Ij.ivs will inlii i; it . l.tvi-ii hi ! .! ? All Hi .! Vi'iU I> :-_v | ilo li".iril(' l \>li!i irv ; 'I . vi i !1 iik- 'a., i' jn'.liiv. tun or Siivlilv, I'. |'i il- in '*i !i 1 ?rs* faro .' IUW? WWBJCV TT|?' *.1 w ? I ? i-J ijVJj .;oKL1AK 7? A Revolutionary Hero. tin' il' ;i(1mi(' n\ il!vin> (Sioit !i. which reeeiiti\ tmk ]>!;ii:v in Kd_ field I'i.^riet. Smith <'iii i.i. I'l.-iii iYi the l.iM the !! \ .:111i 11 iiry eliar .ctors within our knowledge. 11: ii. 1 at t'. ad\ IlKi 1 il;.; ot' tli ;n tV-li Ve, til It ? nearly ? 'i;n|iletiii j; th? term ot' live ueneral:.i:i'. lie w.i- it i lli \ .11'.- nhl .it t lie hi ikin^ nut u: t!n I! \ i! iti i.i in i 77 ', and w is tlieii lore !' 'lit" i ritid lii'teo i years old during UniS" tirriii^ tiiie s in Si>;1111 I'ai'iiii.i that Ii'uVI moil . -u!.-. 11- illntlior was a wid-iw wit!i f< u1.' chil In n -two s ami tw > d.ni.:!it t.s?ainl livo.l on Tyn t liviv. in tin voi'v mid.M >!' the 'i' nil boiu r ;t1111 v att.l? i 1 I ) \\ hi'4 rall-i'. Was a constant >?f. I'crcf tin.1 il ]iivil.iti his aii'l t-rU' ltK-s *?t" tin' IVii iiu.s ul' Kinif (Icot;.!''." 11 is r!<!< r bpitlur. A'itlionv, l??rin_ wouiidid, I. tiiih: ;i *nji|?!o l,v t'l'." 1"S- u!" <i:?l! 1 11 is Vutiul) t i tli c iii-i' ill' !ii- ctiiiiitry, ln?\v. vi-r, imlnocd lii:.i al.v.iys ti? cMoiul tiwi-v aid i;i lii- )> w. r tn tii \\ 1 li_;s. I ;i c.i one occasion li w^s |iiii>tiii<; a ooiivov nt |>1*? i\ i t i i vuall liili 1 .it' i't i: i i:i t!.. lioiv; ll) ?r!ll:l.l i.: iii- ill-lt lll'l''- m-ll..|l iii! wu Mirju'ist'il l.y a li'.iijt Of nl.! 11! \y " Hill i ' i i:iiiij.!i 1:11 - Torian l ham'-il. So far ; rmn i!ir- baihaiirn- crn>!;in_' out t!i? spirit of liberty, it only initil-itcm 1 ami nrou.si'tl it ( 1 W 1 : >rt, an I \ mn. Wilkins, in a IV;\V il.iVs Sl5':?ir. h l'I t*lv .vili>faitioll 11!' X'l'illj a grape vin liv l iumiiikI (ho nock nl' tho Ivi'ljr of tlli- Tory JIt \ wSui.'i! 11.11110 we. luve 1 ?rvr-?;t. 11) win) ha<l lr' r_r lis- brother, ami lniiiu 11 \ tin; iii'.-k until In' was ili ad. ? l''r 1'. iita; titii" forth, Y"iia;.r \\ ;llvin> devoted iiiai 'If tu tin: " r?b. !s.-' Uoinjr on of tin' 1:i >-t expert hi)Vsonii!ii "t his <11 y, active, liar11 y ami 1 nTji'tic, h was al m?t c list int'.y i- iinlnv I by thorn ia t:'.'.! _ \pr t'r.iai ?>:n' part . 1tin; country to am t'n r, giving in V*r:tt:<<ii of the w': t< ibou! fnroi: and intentions of i!i" en my, and of our friondn. W'e i" is- ;?i}?v*r many of t !i 1 hair I?i* 11!i cs< |n':- ii used t > <1 t..il to vi-. until our hair v.-ou'.d slaiul on end. Wo will only mention ?>;i of (11o111 here. We believe it was one or t >vo niirlit.-1 Ik-Ioiv! the It..tile ui' M us;;i\i\v s Mil! . i ic v.ms t.ikiii^ a d>- |? :t<di to tlie main body of our loivos lioai an important 1 taehni nit i'ii i! tan < !t, wlio -e a: i and Co operatiou \v nifst I'-.-ential in tin.' approaehin;.: ?Mti!l;.'t. I! 1 was mount"'! upon his favorite bl i 1 1 ?:!iar;.-?r, " Silver I'iiin," w!io*-? loats of il til >s and !i" u<od to d '|i_rht in d"tailing t t!i.: I : d v- of his life. 1 in had s ; out alo:;.' im.ir -m-e.t ou his <1 iriu;^ errami, the whole camp satisfied tliatif a coinJiuiiiieatiou c .uld bo taken salVly tlir u rh, vounrj; S.ni'.'n was the boy to do it. As he :11 i i * ii ; u .1 iii.ii im.i'i, it .*vt w obliqu iy from tin- rear a body of nam, who he j rcoo.ruiy.fid to l.o Tories, and who ordered him to >top. II'- put spurs toll- horse, and u d -\spyiute chase ensued. A s he ueared the pond the r>ad turned abruptly to the ri-ht, \vhi? li a horse, at full hp red, could not follow. As he eaine to his point ii'j put i'nr. ,-| in.- in I.is e a;; ! i:.: the water ho wont, and swam to an island near tli ' r,.'dJin of (lie pond, out of the r in^e ol their shot. I I ere he remained upon h:> hor>e, w'.iicll eoul 1 iusttoum the bottom with his he id out. until some time after d ark, when ;.ft r the search 1"?t* liiiu by the Tori'had been iitirely ^iven up, he emcru'ed eautioudy from hi.> h:di:i^ plaiv . t<>'>!< hi - e ntrse to th \\ hi;: ciinp, and arrived s.11 Iy witn his ?l<-sjtdios ahoul d n^ht. i hey l)')V'. joyous i: 1*>?rnim1 ion of the whereabouts and approach of i:u) irtant stiouuV. A (lotacliincnt was m-hl out i i nK1 t them, iln? connection was nifido aid ill' important bait! with the enemy t >!; place a ft w days aft r. I''t?r tho last liftv oild wars the subject of this notice Iiv? 1 in I I 1 i -! I l>i-trict, Soti'li ( 'iimI.ii i, where Iiom i- ;i livers.ilK ];n >\vn, |.>ved ami i expected. 'I o the l i.-t lie re(aiii(| his mental faculties nmiinpaired to ;ni e:;traordinary decree, the ment d thus fully mis,.i.i ............. c. ,. ...i.:i. .......... ...O ...... ..... ... .. |.. .... lie w is remarkable i:i li yuiii:_er d'y111' lia.S left (\Vi) Mill- illld I'm i r .1 Ultrl.t.rs i i!ii; elde.^t >?( thelatt t!i" ijl< t! 1?;r of (lie w.\ter <>f lli.- ,-urvivin.r liim. ;nnl, of ? i-1rsc. ;i i! i;i r hi- >i<?of ^rand-children and^i'it ?rraml-e!iildren many of the latter ? vi 11 no trlv i!\ >\v11 to manhood. It. used to li; a trreat desire with him, that as many of his children and 'heir descendants as possible should eat, " ' liristinas dinner" with him, and lie has thus seen at his table many of the third generation from him. Hut he has had liis last feast, and has <_'onc whore bo ean meet all of lii.s in a bettor, brighter, and happijj .sphere.?Mon/'jonxry ('unj'rilrratli'ii. I'llOVRIins WOHTIt l'KKSKIt VIVO.? Hasty people drink the wine <d" 1 iIV.' scalding hot.? J)eath is the only master who takes his servants without a charaeter. Content is the mother of good digestion. When pri?Jo and poverty marry together, their children are want and crime. Where hard work kills ten, idleness kills a Inn. Ired men. Fully and f)rido w;ilk side by siilc. lie tlisit borrows >inds himself with his neighbor's ropo. lie that is too good for ndvi? e, ;s t?>o good for liis neighbor's company. Friends and photographs never flatter. Wisdom is always at home to those who call. The firmest friends ask the 'ko a horac 1 Because it , ll wF&mblf uatUii to tyrokeu. | Eighty Lives Lost by a Colliery Explosion A tVartul oatJistiuplio Ii:*i pi'iud uii tin; lid . in?t., by :i11 explosion of vra-s in lUtnnndon I Colliery, Northumberland, Kn^hmd. About l > i I ? <- ' ... .. ...i'a ir.'j.i nur ill IVIII l\ 111 (IIC |>ll ill tin; time, of wliicli number more than eighty were killed. Two explosions occiirtud, the liv.*t about half-pant 1 o'clock in the aftermi.hi, which w:is slight and alarmed only a ti w i t ti.c I I'lie second explosion oecurred all nt three minlit s afterwards, and w.i> so violent that all the workmen made in iaunedhite clloit to escape fr?>:n the pit, hut on!v ih ul thirty were successful. .M'.st nf the t!iv:-s pi i i>he?l from the >lill u*.; (. Heel.; if I lie ell i! Ill p. The . ppallimx ' :! nc. v. s in a ft w 11.o ileitis spread through the vil' ijxe, and a 11111 n l!ie pit eol tap's ; iiirssenp rs isi re i I i^l i.i the ii I ?riirr ill? r; fur lu-lp. a., i inch galloped in every dir eiii n for surgeons. \:i iiwl'nl wail arus" i:i the ? ttajje* In Ion iic.: to the ::: n dnwn in the j it a. the in: . i.o i't ached tin.:)' lainili- and then - :-i : n:: !. niiiiv i.r^iuiiii m I'iii* r:.-;; ,i, . l.TC mCJI J'llil !:?ls '.v 11.? 11 1 esc; |i"tl w !V brought to lun'; '1*1, deputies and overmen who \vcr? lint i i llM' j :t, Ini tliWith eoniliicni'.i d niiikir-' ? Hint< t,i r scu?; those who wire kil.iWII (i) b 'ill I In* pit. II lIMlln ll< ut | iT-oil remained on the hank all ni;.r!it, many of them v. i n and chihlr.n. shivering in the cold air, i:i 1 > ix*:? 1111 -s hone that sonic nun won hi r i;nO "lit ut' tin- j it to ivo them intelligence , !' father, brother, 1:u>l?an*l, or son. but u|i;>n whoa they ?'i". ? 111'\ i i* destined to <ra/.o n;_c;iin, except a I?!at !vfin . 1 < ??rj>A walk through (h \:!! lt* "ii ,v-'.turda v afternoon. showed i tli.; in almost t very third house there was a f??r , or that preparations were mad.' lor oil'' that was ( Nicctod (V illi t!i? 1 it. 'I!i* victims of this di.?t re.?sin*r CiiMially arc r- ]hientcd as a most intelligent an?l sujterior class of workmen- -provident ami orderly in i.ieir li ibits. Tim Newc-i.-tl.' (,'lironivlo >.iy> : * Tli?* character* of many o!" these men are deserving of tin' higher t esteem, ami we writ with a perfcct knowli ! of : 11 in. when wo say that sonm of them wuitll ha ve adorned any spin to of I i !\ in which tiny nii'.:ht have Keen placed, |.y their social and donte.slio virtues, their nmr;ditv and piety." l'lojet ts of man\ kinds for the inlolleotnil improvement of the l<>ealil\ l;ad met with war n >u< pert from many of the deceased. and step-; were in progress ansonu; the men to raise a public hall for their own use. Without exaggeration wo iiiiiy siy 111:11 such a:i excellent .?> t of men could rarely bo found !'.ii r in :mv *:i of society, :nid hence the frightful calaniit \ which lias occurred ilint uh!v t-> he d<'|?lori 1 lor the ai;o:iy it has l>iv!u "I'd and the ini-iy which will iv-ult i i i'ii- |>i*rs'iii< isiiisn'diat lv si Heeled by it. 'nut it i- also ih'c|ii> to lie lamented on account of t!ie jmbJi Ins-; < e asioticd to the jiit li>' it at !;ir;_;c." K\i?\ vi i.m: a\:> K r.vn ! y I?\ii.u<>.\t>. The (-loehhnldel < ill this road held th il <i111111:>i iiii- i.it _*" ui ihis ciiy, on .Momliy I ' (. lllld IV-i ! t (I the < >1 < 1 I'll:.I"!. Till -c re cK'Ct I'll tlii ir I >r;ner oli'ui'i> Jusi'ph A. Malirv, I'll -i'i 'lit, .Iiillll !.. Mums, See i el al'v ami Tr.asuivr, ami <Vlu;iil?us Miv, Chief Kn_inoer. Wo i ' 1 w.'iimiiIihI in savim.r that, in till.' c illl'sC lit' two III' lilt lis at 111! -t, 11: ('mil pa iiv w111 have '?!"> hands actively iMiiphiyc<l u in in tin- Wink ; and in twelve eighteen months from IhN date. we Imp'' t i > ilit* cars i!;:;!<in;^ regular trips In ami tioin I'-ia! five!., a 11 i a iici' ui i !.ii ly miles -?supply in u "Hi' town with :i superior nrticlo of coil, at twelve or lift I'll rents p r hushcl, ami throwi !:: i:.t i < ur ;ui I ' tabun l it;' pr.ihlvts ! Ai. le: >:i :i11-1 Call _p!.-!l e uuai|. # ! \\ li.it we want now, is harmony in fe- li.i;^ ami cmicert < t' action aimm^ our citizens1. I. t ov< ry man put his slnmMer to the wh" I. ami i/mi.siiliT 11it.i 1:' I in :i coIiiiihiii i-iiiim' ?tin* cause of tlii' r.>ii itrv. :ui(l in nroniot in_r tin* interests of all jnvties in lv< i 'ri'iinivMH'. K-j>i ';i;illv should the citizens (if Knowilh' li?' a unit, and work to tin- one pvat end. ri his road will d > More !*??r tin- tuwu than all other seliemi s now in cx isteiiee. XiAt in importance to this, the roust ruction of the I'ahun fl.ip lliisli'oad ; and ..t :t very moderate coj-t, t hilt ro:td ("111 hi' 1 ?1 :u ? 11 in 1MI il iini- .in? T t,. ' Maryville, eonne<tin_: with tit.- K nowille :iiitl Kentucky Ib.ilmad. trivimr it - a line of ID miles <!u.' North an'l Smth, across thocoun try. /v , ,.> < !!/< II // '/. A l?tl>lf'i i,!)i-s \ssi:utiu\.?1f emphasis i i assertion could i i< a e.t'ri'i j??\i^t< m;?i of r.ii-tt'i<- Convention party id South Carolina would hi- in a very small mi iiority. \\ e be;* our readers to observe I lie Ibllowiii", from the Charleston .Mercury.- See bow complacently it publishes to the w^rld that " it is well known that the overwhelm iii?_r Voice of South Carolina is against an\ participation in it.> eoutis 'ls There is, too. another view of the sub ji'ct that is not | 1 r 11;ips sulli'icntlv borne in mi ml i:i t !.? abuse heaped Hindi t 'harlcston i". r the apparent \v:mt of hospital:!y. 'I no j <' hi vcnti' ii i- a p irty t in mis nut well thought nf in Sour!i ('arolina. There ar<- <><>111limit u iri vari< us portions of 'lie St.it.- wli 11 ,]<? upon tlioiliM I'.'vs t.) represent 1 n r. Hut it is well , known thai the overwhelniiujx voice of Sauli Carolina is nj^dnst any participation in its conns. Is. The meeting, even in Charleston, Was a Very feebly and hadlv supported demonstration. Throughout llic St it-', the whole ino\ 1 m nt is looked upon with profound iniliiVcrcnee and distrust." Tin! politic .1 ideas of the Mercury \s re crystali/.cd about twenty years a-.'o, and they cannot possibly be changed. The revolution that has and i< taking place in South t'aroli na ik lost upon a ; mid, until il is ilsclf revolutionized, or struck up by a special light from Heaven, it will not lie irood authority as to what transpires in tlii.s generation. The afTail's of two or three generations ago could ho accurately recited, we have no doubt, by the .Mercury. That it does not know the present s its misfortune, rather than its sin. The .-hate Convention of the Kith April will, we hope, give sonic 1 i111 to the organ ol a past period. This is a consummation devoutly to be hoped for, as the many barnacles that cling 11> it may be also benefitted.? C'ufoltnuiH. j Tub question is often discusscd whether tlic savages enjoy life. W'e .suppose they ?lo, as they always seem anxious Id take it when they ^et a clianee. " Dawktkh," said an exquisite the other day, " i want you to tell me what 1 can put into my head to make it right." " It wants nothing hut brains," said the physician. -?#. - Tiik following in Aunt Hotkey'sdescription of her milkman : "lie is the meanest man in - the world !" she exclaimed. " I It; skims his milk on the' top, and then ho turns it over and akime the bottom." Rural Life in Louisiana80 kn k i n ?v?nu\ ' The lit'.St case," said tin; .Judiit', :is he masticated tlx: ?ttuni> ??t* an i'\tiiijjuirthin;.r ?:i- I ^ar, ' i.s the Stati' < *. Smelter; indictment lur assault ami battery. The District Attorney ran his Ion# bony (in<_'cr.s through his bushy hair, and remarked, with a confident swairirer. " N\"< arc readv I > take tli.it imm' up and proceed to trial." t'miii'. I iocs ;m\In m|j re present del'end.uit SmelterAn this question tidied t ? . draw f'oitli tin answer, the (\>urt continued. ' r. Sherifl. Ininir in the prisoner." \ wry muscular, dirty I'aeed man in seedy :irmcins. iiruse to his t'oet, stalked luasilv t >V.":ii'?l t lie .1 ilils'i' s ili slc i- v iiiii.l.nv.(.>.l .. II . ... i"' rivulet of tokuvo juien upmj the lluor mill, in >lonluri tii voice, bnwleil out, " lire I :tn> .1 iel_n'; what in the devil d'ye want with a teller ?" ('i a ;t Sujilter, the uim in I in.jiu-t ?'t" the jMi'ish lias preferred an imii?-tmciit ;i?^;jin>t you !'i>- a.w.uH .ami buttery. Il;-.ve vmi em1 ? <?uuf?el S.xlX11. <Tuu .. I haint. ^ t,1 ?l's ll... r.' il.Mi v | e i corn. 1 <lil -^ivo IVter a IVw Koctlol!M?_rcrs w;I!i those \ it', llial'.s a lact, ( holding up in., clenched list- am! I ivc'.ijn it k::i bo . i:b . laiitiatt'!." ('in nr. 'i'ii' :i yon plead guilty, as charged in t'li- indictment, <|o sun .'" S. W eil, as IV?i* that. .Jud;?o, I don't sec what> tin- nso <>' not |i!oadin'i:iiilty?do you' Jest to have li> pay a lawyer fur 1 11invr lies I \ i r vcr, when everybody knows tlicv'd bo. lies tin) : hosi<! s I d a heap rather '' ('. ?Wii.it aro y nil- moans, Smelter?" S. \\ by, .1 u?II means t<> do what's l'ivrbt, and notliin .-luu t> r." ?" Yon can't nmhr.-tand. Mr. Smelter: the t'liiirt wishes I " know wli.it ; your i 'i:uii iary slamlin^ " , .'v " 0, vis, I -sco. :;t (lie lime I lit him'.''' Yes " . S. Will, you see, .1 ?itlu't\ my peculiar stamlin' was jet (his, i hrinuinu: lii^ h it list neross Ins hivast. a<l\aneinu t'no other oil a ran^i witli 11is eye, at the .same time externlinu 11is h'!t In.it. i ht's'ules, V"'i fee. my hack was H^'iii ail ohl hairel, so lie e< uhln't tack 11i\ rat e, as (!eii. Jackson or Scott otiee saitl, I il'sremetnln : now which -Stop, Smelter, the Court wishes (o know it' yuu have any inutny. S.?()h, iiiiiim y ! nary Veil, !.n?l_ro, 'copt (lie two "nail what you owe me for ('eiiia^e. ('.?Tiion tlui ju'ljiiu'iit nC this (Vint is. that vmi l)f c.niliiii'il in tIn" p:iri.-li jail foe forty ci^'it 1:ihii , tl;?::?i_c lY'ini in now uioiuS_ - '[ l.i-n 1 s:iy, lii'l_ri>, I d tilco to know how in tin* <Ion f von if "iwiui! In uil over th< liivmi ft y.ni fuck mo in the Jul'. I liaint jut nnlio iv to hclji pull t!i?' tony Hat, and 1 (i ill l want iiuli nl\ nnllirr. .Mcaiiih'iiii}; in il'oiit ol' llasliilia is a stream of watiT known as bayou TumIo, down whi< h ' thi' anyry nuri'iit rushes with a frightful velocity, " writ!iin;_r :iti?l twisting like, a serpent ::i (win mo sij?ony." The ?ji?'y iucuus ut" crnssinjr il was in a Hat, the property of S:nelt< r, and the mode til" f>-rr \ in:* was l>y hauiinir un a inp*- ~ir? t IumI across the 1>ay?'U and Uavcrsilii; thi'Mi^h standards fastened tn tlif i'lliiw ih-s dt' t'i ' I).tat. The ) ud;_C?'".lioardiiijidliMlsc w s ??ituated on ill ! opposite sido itf i !n' stream, and it mi happened ---perhaps liy provimis ooneert aiming tho citizens ?11 i;it mi this particular owning that uentleman and .Mr. ;:i:ijt r were tic only i ten )i mis ii|' the hoilt. As tlii'V noared tho eli.iti. I J } in !, t ho I.it tor drew l'?iI'lli IViHn a l>*ut Iht shent li ;:i bi.- girdle all uhl rusty knil'c, ami placing t!." ! lades aorn. s tin* r??j>? , called out : I s v. ! i: 1 vnu kin swim, can't yor ' No, S'.iclur j but v.* 11y do you ask thai l j Hi si '.I III 'f' ' Hcki-o, mv jowlsirky. I'm gwiue to cut llii.s ore !' 'ji", ami li t tin- old crazy boat u?i to tbuud.-r, w11i !i slu-'s sure to do of slo; strikes ?>m> o' tlioin snans, i f you < 1 111 remit that ar judgment tin- State got agin mo in your Court to ci. \ U'liy, S lielt' r," exclaiinc i tlio .Judge, in e\ideut trepidation, ' vou're deranged. ? - Till' Colli'! ? :! i I I Jlltssililv do that III pres. III. Such ;i ]>r? ? *! ii i: w.r.ilil In* si-mall v in formal ; in hi t, Mip Tcxfra-judicial, and ol no force or validity. Tin; court, you observe, is not now in tin- no ilioii o!' :i court. Lilt merely that of a private in !i\ iditid ; hence whatever eour.su it might |Vi\s>.; in t!iO present exigency, would avail y? u nought. True, my friend, when the court i> in line" or " function," i it is then the exponent ot the iaw, ami knows no other iiiotto t!i;i 11 "/'<'/ f/iixtttm runt < <>tuni," and so Iong as the judicial cr.nitic is en - J iwiiKu ar<<\i1111 tin', tin; con It is lii'tL'riiiliietl tu j pr?serve it pure im<l untiirni: lied, ?r die :i j martyr in t'.iO -II in pf. Hut, Siiie'ner. you :hm a > ?! sort ot fellow, and I il tell you \vli .1 I I! do." " Well, J ild^i', I I liave il fjuick. Tin' lioat han't 1 51.1 ? narc aiilltlici' inch till I uit> my just lijrlits." ! It is this Smelter. I'* you \vill land ilic ('our' s d'ely, l. will nay you double ferriage in : , add.tii'ii t i tin- su n it is already in default." ] ('an t lie'jin to doit. tJiidjio;" said Mr. ; Sun Iter, e e. iu^ u.i strand of (lie r ?jn*.~ I! mil lli it ar juil^iiii'iit lieie. iu Cliamliers, I believe you call it, don't ver '! or I 'll let errip. and have you a'settin' astraddle o!' , iikii sn:ijr ii' one in11111." " ! !? !<], hold, S:iie!ftT, dun I ilu that. 1 *11( up your knife and approach the court to-inorn>\v morning, and if you can show cause why t!io judgnviit s 11 uilrf ho set aside, the t'ourt will willingly give you a homing." ' Of course," .said .Smelter, brightening u]>, " I kin show causo; darn good cause, too ?ain't I u;ot nobody to help me keep terry, and it' you put me in tin; jug, aint that ^tuppin the public highway, say ; and inore'n that, 1 aint 1?but lev mind, as you say you'll lix it all ri'_rlit in tin: uiornin," I'll take you nver." 'I'll.. I'.llllilwr . ..r..i.. . I '.I I- i u no ijnin v i I III* tj U?ILr?* stepped ashore and asccnded the bank very i deliberately, then turned suddenly, facing the ferryman, and said : " Smelter, answer nie this f|Uestion, would you have severed that rope Mr. S. placed the thuiuh of his lift hand ] to the ti|. of bis nose, made many nngular gyrations with his lingers, ami answered : | "Course, not J udgc ; 1 aint a darned fool ?can't swim no morc'n a stone." W hile the Judge wheeled round with a countenance by no mc ins indicative of amia- ! bility, and pursued his way home. The next morning the friends of Mr. Smelter had tlie pli i.sure of attending tlnit gentleman's levee on tlie wrong side of the jail i bars.??V. 0. True Delta. WilY couldn't .lob (deep at night? Because lie had such miserable comforters. Thanspotitkd roit Lin:.-?Tbo man wio marries happily. Lieutenant Lull". All yon lli.it iii'i! iict luii'l of wine, 1 < >i' ;i iiy ollior slitII'. Tuku warning by (ho ilis!?:tl fulc I Of one Lieutenant 1 .nil. A sober 111:111 lie might luive been, Kxcept in one regard ; He <li>l not like soft ir,it<r. So lio took to drinkiug hard. S ii ! !i". ' Let others fancy slops, Ai talk in praise of tea, Hut I am no /W?? ii'i'mi, So do not like Jlo/irn, I !' will!*1* i" ?" - Hut iii another shnpo Wll.u III .-111 <*| wliyt llOl" OIK* i.? Lillo'l, Hy r or <jrii^t f .Aceoriliiijj to lliix k:t><I of tiisto lie still iiiil111 ??< i his ilrou^lh. Ami hoi lid fomt ol' jmrt ho liia'lu A /a it I Imlr of hix iiioii i h. A pint ho oasy ooitkl havo sippoil, Ami not ln.'on out of sorts, In i/talntfie plunso. tlio r<>rk llo split upon was tjuurtr. | A Woman lit .mi in Minmikota?snniii t'.\ tin: t!ai.r,M\vs.?Tlio St. J'stul (Minn.)' I'ioneer, Mnrch 21th, contains a Ion;: account ol tlio execution i>t" Mrs. IJilanshy, at thai j,'. f .r the, imti'd.r of her lmsk:*.d hy )>?>iiin_'. 'J he Mu.'ik-vestf d.1 t'..'.' following rcinnrkN .. : ' I die without 0 any mor. V s'uuwi inc. or justice. 1 diu fur the my 1 si ml, an<l imt for niuriler. May y.?u all pVOin , hy inv death. Yotir courts of justice are not court* <it justice? -but I will jrct justice in Heaven. ! am a jruilty woman, I know, but not of tlii> murder, which was committed by another. I forgive everybody who <ii< 1 mo Wloliil. I die a sacrifice to the law. I hope you may be judged bettor tlian I have been, ami bv a mute rLditoous jud^e. I die pre- I pared to meet my (Soil.'' !!or demeanor was not defiant nor stoicid, i nor did siie shed ? tear. It is believed that s!ie expected a pardon or roprit vo, to tbo last mom nt. 1'r. M iller, the deputy sheriff, tlieii approached licr, with the rope, wliou she ex- i claimed, " I >r. Miller, how can you stain your hamls l>y putting t>i:it rope urotimi my neek j the* instrument of my ileath '{" Ho assnroil her tint dutv eonipolleil liim tn <ln it, ami .-hi! u;; n 1? 111 nsistaliie. ;iml only said, " i >o, fur -| liol'ssake. put it en so it will not sull'ueate 1)10." Alter it li .il hoon arnitiLjod I)r. Miller took t!ie hlaek eap from his pocket, anil proeeeileil to |>111 it on lier lioad, when slie said, ' He sure tliat my faeo is well eoveroil." All this took plaeo in less time than it will take ti. ro:nl it. tliirinir whioli she said several times. "tii.il, havo liierey -(loil. have nierev on my soul." 11 er last words wei'e, " Lord, Jesus (Ihrist, reei ive my soul." She was rei|iii>tej to take a step forward on the ilrop, itn11 then everythinii 1m inu pre pirei.l, Mr. Miller unnle a motion to Sherill ; i ti ins. wild pulled tin1 I.. t ;i 1 rope ami in an i is slant .she lei! and in ;i lew seconds life was extinct. Til K < luKATr.ST l'l II. <>\ IJi.i'uttl) All old Miwis-ippian furnishes tin1 following tu 11i<- \Y'iinilviili' ( .M i>s.) l\i'piilili(-aii : Tli.! famous iliu'l in which forty or mure irtiil'.emeu were rii^'ijjcil, in is still rcmcmhereil in Natchez. Col. .Jilil Bowie,; the famous li.ikter and invent n' of the knife | which hears his name. u> <1 to spend a ;_'reat ileal i'l his time in Natchez. lie was ehal I lemjed by a gentleman of Alexandria, I.a.. : whose friends, tu the nnmher of twenty or more, siccompaiiied him to Natchez to see . fair play, knowing liowie was a desperate man, ami had his own IVieinls about him. ? 1 All parties went upon the field. The combatants took their Jilaces in the centre, sep- j arulcd from their friends in the roar, for j enough nut to endanger them with tlnir in' i i uiiiis. j>cnoiutiio rattle array thus: Twenty ar:;icd 1 j-uii.-i.ini;tus fifty yards behind thciv t*ii;mi11 i<>11 :i11< 1 his seconds iiiul surgeon, and opposite them, tis far behind Howie ami j his second < aii'l suriri'iHi, twenty armed Mis-j si.->ippi;,iiH. 1 >t-1 ii11<I, the li< .<:hts ?tf Natchez 111r??iiu*? ' 1 with spectators, ami a steamer in! the river roiimh 1 t>>, its tied; I I;.els with pas- I senders, watdiin.? with a deep interest the >e :u\ The plan of ii-^ht was to exchange , diots twieu with pistols, and to elosc with) knives, li.iwic heinir armed with lis own! t -irihie weapon. At the lir.-t lire both par- ] ties escaped At the second the l#oui>ian.an j was too <|uiel; and tool; advantage of |>owic, who wait.'i.1 the* word. At this Howie's sc-I com! cried foul play and shot the lionisi- ; an! in <lead. The second of the latter instantly killed the slayer of his principal. Howie ,{r<>vo Ms I ni|'i> into this man The surtrenns ! now crossed blades, while, with loud battle cries came on the two parties of friends, the lijilit of battle in their eyes. In a moment \ the whole number Were em.aired in a fear !' - eon !1 ic t. I>irks, pistols and knives were us d with fatal effect, until one party drove the other from tins liehl. I do not know how many were killed and Wounded in all, hut it was a dreadful slaughter. Howie fought like a li >n, l>ut tell covered with wound- ? For months In* lingered at the Mansion House before he fully recovered. \ Titorcirr roll Mo.mi.w.?Thero is a lar^e class who leave religion in the pews on j Sabbaths, an<l there is another elass who, how- | evi r, disposed to take it with them to their 4\ I 1 * ? ? * * i.iiiii, iiinviiiiiiiii.si', ami unny occupation, cm nut , 'i: how this is practicable. W e coin- , mend ?n then., be.lore they re engage in the duties of the week the following illustration from I'a vsuu : "Christ commands, whether wo oat, or drink, or whatever we do to do nil to tiie ulory of (Sod. Perhaps some WiM tusk, 11??w is this possible? Wo cannot always l>e thinking of <lod ; we must attend to our business, provid1 lor our wt'Ml.s and those of our families.? True : hut look at a man about to s'-nd a ship to a foreign port. As he purchases his cargo, and makes the requisite preparations, he con sidcrs what articles are most suited to the market; what provisions most necessary for the voyage. So tiie Christian, though not always thinking of Heaven, should take care that all ills mini <iM ** . 1 m.M Mil it in |iiuiiiuiu "' J lurwiini ' lii.s journey thither, ???! ! promise his t/ro;it object of preparation for that abode of Messed11088." Tuv. editor <>f an Indiana on per says, " more : villany is on foot." We suppose the editor has lost his horse. " My son," snid an affectionate mother to her son, (who resided at a distance, and expected, in a short time, to he married,; " you \ are Kt'ttinir very thin." " Yea. mother " ho I replied, < I am; when I come next I thiuk \ I you may see my rib." A Piiilosopiikr on being asked fr<?T>\ whom ho received his firn? lesson in wisdom, replied, " From tho I,!in i, vho never tako a step until ^hoy have fc't the ground before them." i. , . > Report for 1859. rP 11 K CoiniuissioiKTs of I-roe Schools for 1 l'ickoiis District, tlirou^li tlieir Secretary , mil Treasurer, submit tho following report for 1: The report fur (Mober, 18i>8, wn? fur 849 01, ' which was paid out thus : J'n <!. Jenkins I 00 J. (). HUvIt) 1!) 00 .1. N. Dovlc 10 00 S. I'. IUMHIV 20 [)j l'\ A. Kilt v 11 Hi |). II. .Mrsscr ill) 40 I. A. I>:iriioltl 1 I 40 A. U.uiis iv !>7 SI) .1. S. Urewor 2d 0" A. Mulliuiv '11 Si) I >. i ! rifts ;?7 20 1!. Iinftis it 40 15. I >ilwort!i ;*> 40 ill 1 O O \ ?l . \ . #1 (Ml US I O m/ J it. Pettv lit 00 ,1. 1'. Wonlblijllit Hs IK? I. 15. Snlll!HT1;iii<I .'111 7'I W . 1'. M . l^aut (5 2.? l>. It:iI< 1 \vii> II ID K. r. Bil.lt 18 (J'? y\. \ O'.WmH T.I O<> 11. (.5. M1 ! S:> Tims. 11. ('lis*n I I !!i) l? l,ost<r 1!) 00 ir;..i. ..i n , . > i i:<) J'*> *? ? ft. A. '-m'.AV:.vrU:- ^ I.). A i i.iil i 1 i. .Jin). W. I>oitt!iit .?>4 20 ('. 11 Sjn'iirs 15) 00 M. A. MuWIiurli r li> 00 Win. IK?u<;liis H'i 1 S. I >. Ki'itli ! ? Is' "? \V. ! '. 1 1 JO I! ('. |.u.,k " 10 <>< I !, f!. ! 111d.sun 1 I 40 .1 l\ I'i!<o 0 S. II. !tillns 22 '"> Iv lv !lines 11? 00 (!. II. P. I raiurr '.I 00 I.. ('1iuu.IK.TS II 10 Iv Iuvm' 2S:{ ) SO.Mll Tin- IVpurl fur .January, 1 owas for .V.I,'5 .'J'.1 mil w.i.s ili-.tiibutcd t!111 - : I'd I.. .1. A i iail SI :l SO II. A. la ltuy 22 SO \\\ 11 Slii ppanl 10 LM S. I'. 1 'cndy lit (Ml \\ in. I '(in ?!as I I (?.i 15. .Mrliuwvll SCI ('. I,. I lolliug.?\vurth 'l'-1 00 I'. A. Kil. y Milliard 11 arris 11 l!) I'. .1. I 'rvinan 1) 00 H. Il.-iy.40 1 MO I!. I>iI\v?>rlli |0 <). II. I'. la lit 10 IK? l>. Crico 111 00 Iv ('. I.u>k 10 00 S. 1 >. Keith I "> 0"> .i. . .1 nuns 1 '.i mi J. I'. WtM.lbri-zlit I! OD .M. A M?:\\ ImrttT II' (' ' I I. t!. M ulliiiix ."> 0 | ..I N. D.iylo lit (it) .1. .1 III mK-r.-on lis lift A. Mullii.ix 11 10 i 11 us. lit .'li:i|iin:in 1 10 Inines (>. Stcclo .'Is HO II. Sjicais 111 till John Smith L'S 17 1>. II Mi v.m r in I l>. Hahlwin ;"> 10 K. A. McWhortor l'l :! ) .1. A . I >;i 1*1 iitKl fi 71 II. II. r.Miny L'S ?MI K. 'ill ilil.-ull !? t>l> >) till ii I'iko 7 2."? 1>. lii'slor ]t) 50 .J. S. I?n wit 1 00 \\ . 1''. M. I'iint (I il"t Ij. ( lciiiilirrs l.i '20 .>0!> '10 The report fur April, 1 w:i> for 170 ST' j mil \v;is paid i>tit as follows : I'o (1. .1 etil*ins 551 1 L'S W. ll.Wliilo li"> K. 11. 7 '">0 L. ('liamhi.-rs .i 70 (II. Sp?;.:M 7 I>0 II. II. I Viiiiv 7 I ?) W 111. I >OUi:l;:.S 7 <V> .1. I\ \\ oolbn^ht 7 0 ' I'l. l'l. .Iniic.s 7 00 .1. 15. IU i'l 7'> ! '. A. liilcy ;'i 70 IV II. llolliip.fsworth, 7 (iO l> (irico 7 00 II. lJarri.s 1 'JO .M. iry A.ijamn i liJ \\ . 11. Sin jt|?aril 7 20 \\ . i-. ~>i. ram oO (!. II. I >. (Vainer 1!? 77 'I'. M. Wilson l.~! M. A. O'Xonll 1-2 Sit Keowoc Courier, aclw, 12 <17 1> 170 87 J . Tin- report for July, 1 * >',), was for ?2.V> 1 ami was llut.i distrilmtril : To .1. 'i'. Carpenter $ 7 20 t?. II. 1). Cramer ;"> 00 \V. .M. Staiisi-ll f) 70 ,.l. A. i'arimld ."?! I'i. r*. J ones t ()0 Thus. M. Wil>ou '? 80 II II. I'oiiny 7 00 II. I!. I1<10 (' II. Spwus (> l)'J (I>. Ilulliiigswuilli 1*> 20 U. Ijof'tis 1 MO S. A. .McMilium 7 00 I?. .J. .\ rinil (I 2 I \\ . I1'. Foully 1,") 20 .10. husk 2') 70 IJ. 11 arris II hi K. ( J . 11 udsoii r? 7') w. II. While 11 :;7 Mary A. (iarvin 7 ~)0 Win. Douglas 7 (50 ! '. A. Uilcy f> 70 W. K. M. Kant (JO \V. II. Slieppard 1 J 40 .J. ). Henderson 1;> 20 i? 11 it i.i .>? ir. ii.ijf.i i i -n; Z.i'i III Tl?c report for Oct., 1850, was for 87 ' and was paid J To K. li. JJofigs 814 40 T. M. Wilson 4 .r>(> 11. Loftis 2 85 L. J. Ariail 5 20 W. I?\ l-'endley 15 20 D. H. llol lings worth III 20 >S. A. MoMohau 15 00 K. O. Hudson ;') 8.r) If. II. I'cnny 7 20 J B. Risid 8 JO K. A. LcUoy 1170 R A. ltilcy 6 40 K. K. Joi7 20 (i. II. I) f'raincr S 10 Mary A. (Jnrvin \ 60 M. A. McWhortcr 0 00 ? n in to. ?.*. ?/. A V?* ^ ?J ?]. T. Oarpovitcv 7 VI, M.BUuiwll $07 Q. II. 8poara j 7 liO 183 01 Ileccivcd from the rotate Treasury, $2 nun ro i Paid to Tcaolipre, 82,000 101 " * II 1) m* ?>.11. iMcmoi' 18 00 II " ?J. A. Johns 27 00 .1 P. Wooll?ri?^lit 10 00 <50 00 $2,000 7?n ( l^tunni>tfiil)v Kiiliinittod. ?9 luVlVf. a. ti l< ).m l'sox. soo'ty a- Trons. u (iKBKiWILLK MATMLK YA1U). r|MlK sulisfiilicr bus mi lim l ;t 11 <1 is ooh*tantI ly receiving u largo ntul varied assortment of" American and Italian Marllo, To w liit-li lie wnulil oa11 tlio attention of llint>oiit waul of a MiiiaUr Monument In mark the , ,,t whore ro|n?o tin* roinains of tliitlr ?l<>|>iii-tc<l relatives ami lYiewls. Carving ami lotto: in>' ,4 all kiml< neatly ami |irmii|iilv executed. ? S<>y Particular attention paid tn order* t,y lA.MKS M. AM,K\ ( room illo C. If .. S. ('.. KiliL'J Sl_?r N. l?. 11? rrfors to IMi West (Suwor ( Marklv A <V. l>r. M It Karlr. W JI Wat^n' ' I'Nij.. i'ol h I l??k<\ K M< Kji v. |\ i|. ,t. W. NOllUIH, .lit. .1. \\ . II A It It I SON. /. r. V\ | 1.1AM. nokhis. HAiiiisoN & riiLUAftf, AUorjn-ys :tt E.nw, \ x i> so1.11 i toi;s i x i:<,> r i t y, A\' 11,1. aiio:i'l |ir<>in]>tl;, t>> all litisiuv-s ci:<ni>ici| II to their out. .Mr., l'l i.i.iam cuii l e futiii'l in tlic Ollii'o. ornc;: at ru'Ki ns r. n., s. c. So|.'. IN.V'i *.? if I Raus Ratrs \\ r I' want to Imv 'J.">,OUO j tnnn.1- (.'I.I'.AX I >> 1SAUS. ,1 H. SLOA.V & CO. roiwll.'toll. .Inlv I, I s.V.I f>(> if | Allc:o^1r R Porous Flr.sterfi j/ i UK ilte mosv urdui . J^f7 . \ iro> 1 nci'il (<> tin*. public. They nre entirely pleasant; they <lo nut l oll iifi in heaps ; Ihoy yWo tioi mlhurc i<> your linen. tlicy only alhore/w the skin, ami i 1k-v arc pleasant, l>r<aii.??c they ftl? fli'xil.lt-, :<11 1 move with ever} motion. Thojf .*'4' lht? host ' Irfiij;iln'iii:i)i plaster, he.?t pain rein ami mi utlmirahlo plaster for .->kin <om-.i- poofal/y iniitli nf the skin. (lichen.) mi l all tin. difj. ihu iiions, which thoy surely cure. In atleeiions of the kidneys, their use over (I sin 111 of the hack or over the sacrum, is a'f.ulfl with the h<'>t results: ask for a hill of ilirc^OlJs, i.i 1 examine cases of curt* for yourselves. ^ \\ llOOl'INC COI'CII. AVI ll.\, 11 I M?S II., Mi.--*. 'I' Ai.i.i'oi'K ? I'll. -(ioiiilumen ? I'lrase sciul inc itiiolliei' six ilu/.en of your Porous l'la-tci Tliev it if hi grunt ilfiii.'iml little lor \VI ping Cough.--Tliov iH'l like a charm. I oouM have Hulil two ili?/t'li f 11is week. il I hail liail them. Si.'iiil as s> 'jii .is [ni.-hiljk", ami ohligo yours, respectfully. Imi. I. Wii.i.iam.-1, lV-imaMer. LA.MK 1JACK. T Ai.M'iirK V Co.. No. -'.'I Ciinill Street. Now Vork, Nov. 1 Si'iH.? (Soulletiieli i lalol\ sufIrii'tl severely I'roiii a weakness ill my hiiek, oeen-ioiicil liv smMeiilv exertiug myself. Having lioai<l your Piasters nilK'li leeotiiinomleil for enses of lliis kin.I. I |iroi.'tiri'd oho, ii:i 1 i l,i* result was all iluil 1 i-ouhl ilr ire. A single plaster enroll me in a week. Votl;s |-osju*?-lt'ullv, J. (i. Hlili;i;-', Proprietor of llrim Ireth House. fiT1 ??y w. S. \ (i. r. WILLIAMS. Saluhriiv. Kel>. 7. lStitl '2S if PicStcns?In Equity. O M Doylo I \- Petition for lM'.of. .1 1 Itrown, ct. als. I I * N I?I*. 11 ;iii ..r.li'i- *.r tin- (,'niirt of Ivjiiity. in V this csi-0, nil the oroiliiors of .J.ilin I. Brown are rcjuiro'l to |ii*ovi> tlioir <lt*iii:tn<l~> legally liofnro mi' mi ur hfefore Monday the 1 1111 tiny of May next, it tliov will thorohv la* Warred. I50HT. A THOMPSON, ? immi. t'uni'rs Otliee, Felt 7. lSiiO .''in Lost, ON "rimr.--'l:iy 'JOili Dooi'ii.Imt Inst, a smnll red Icatln'r I'orkct Itook, ( "lit iininy; sonic money, llio following Notes, anil oilier j'iqu'rs, in wit : On .1 allies (Inoi'^o o. lor .S'Vl, A. lieiiielt lor ^"i">, nu .1 oil it Maulili'ii for. $l!o, undone on It. I'.alinigo tor S17. Tliese persons are ret| ties toil not to pay tliC-^o Nol.'s to any olio l>ut myself. My name in n i >ti ill nil- noi'lv. . \ 11 \ ) 111 '> it 11 il I lull 111 1'ClallUU tlicruto will lie iliiiiiklullv vvccivol. DAM KIj un.r.v. .Inn. 2. IStiO t n' HIDES AND BARK \\7II.I. UK liOl'iillTAT PA IK PRICKS YV by .J. N. SMITH. 'I'iim \ ni'il. .Tan I. 1 HAW '.'A if I'll!-: ST ATI-: OK SOI'TII ("A KOLIXA, I'U'KI'.SS?IN MlUllNAIlH . .) !i Clyde uihI wilo | vs Petition for Partition. Augusta Burton, j IT :?j jr i i?tu in v .satisfaction that Aiijju-t:v Harton, one kI (lie <lr|V:mlat.H in this nisi', ri-siili! without tlio limits of this State: It is M'lltMi-il, therefoie. that she tlo personally appear I in tie- Ordinary's oflico. at Piekcns (J. II..J011 M nlay the *2.'<d day of April next, to oU'i'trt to t he division or suln of tho Ileal Kstato of llaily ,\ Uarinii, ileooa^eil, or tier consent thereto will l>e entered of iee?>rd. \V. K. IIOl.CO.MI5K, o.imi. .1:11) 1 *! ISl.0 .''ill 'nil: STATU OF SOI "I'll CAilOMNA, I'lCKr.XS IN VII III X AIIY. Hnnnnli Clayton. Kx'trix, ] Ale s. Algood, Kx'ur, I Petition for filial selvs. j tic IllCllt. Stephen (\. I "InJ toll & other* I IT appearing to luy satisfaction il at Stephen (I. Clavlun. Nathaniel tiuerin find wife .Margaret, ami .1 oliii T. l.iyion, d -lVn.l uiis in lliis ease, reside \v it limit I lit limits of this Stale : li i* ordered, thciel'orc. that these ah.-enl defendants do severally appear in llie I'uiirt of Oidinaiv. at 1'iekens I'. II., on Miinday tne .'Itllh day of April next, to shew entise, if any lliey can, why a final Heltleuienl of tlie estate "I Juhti l.i.ylon, .luccaxed. should not lie made, twiil a dccrce thereon accordingly pionouiiced. W. i:. UOLCOMIiK, o.i'.i). .Ian. '-'j. 18(10 '2(> Stiii In Equity?Pickcns. ("1 L'A Kill A NS, Trustees, Committees ami tho.?o 1 who liuve sol 1 properly under the decree of litis Court, lire required to file llioir Aliuuiil Kcluriih in my (dice on or before Monility the l lllt day of .May next, .setting furlli on o.itli tlie value of llie l-'states eommitteil to tlteir cure, exhibitill)? muniments of title, bills of .sale, mi l receipts of money from till sources belonging t hereto. Vouchers for all payments out viual he exhibited before creilits ctin be allowed. No Ueturns can be received on public days unless properly made out. 'flic Administrators, Kxcutors and sureties of any of the parties above designated, v\ho may ho dead, nro required by law to make returns for their intestates, testators, or principals. Those failing to comply herewith will be ruled as the law acquires. KOIl'T. A. TiJpWrSON, c.K.p.n. I Koh7, 1M0 , bojflOtu .1m 'xnssnjcir^ J. H. VQIGM1\ | Tin, <'oi?i?c?-n?iH1i( "Will Mailer, WALJIAI.LA*. '%-E.j . \ WIM. give strict attention to ftTl ontriis? 1 H ted to lii.s euro. Terms tin* moH fW*ounb1e. .Inn. 12. lKfjft 2ft 1 iffil !lT1IK STATIC OK SOI Til CAROLINA, IN K.QI'ITV?I'ICKBNH. I J- W- ? y' Ma8tCr iU KfiUi,y' I U1U in Foreclose ,T. 0. FiHciiOHser. j ^ I I t appearing to I ho Court that J. H. Fit*cl>e?soi\ 1 tlio dofondant in thit* onso, rouble* without t)u> limits <f thisHtato; On motion of Ummon and Vullimn oomplainant'a solicitors, i| is ordered tlm^ (lie laid absent defendant do appear In this Honorable Court, and pload, answer or demur to com, j,'li|inan(.'?. uuid b'|U of complaint, within thrco mon^s from the publication her oof, nil order i>ro iunfuao vill bo taken as to him. ' KOU't. A. THOMPSON, C.K.r n. | March -S, IBS!) ot^ I