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pia. j f s j * \Yc clip the i*yo followiug unrngrnpns from the Richmond D'tpulcft, of tlie 8th : T|tK,('oNyKNT|o|?.-r-A- resolution w?i? offurod Vexterdhv. by ISfr. Brown. i?f 3'iVaton looking io financial arrangement* in the possible cveot of h war. It whh lit id on the table. Mri Clark, of Nelson, offered tin anti coercion .resolution, whieh wan referred to ?he ComtniUee On Federal lU-latiolja. Mr. Carlilc tnado a lotig *pocch on the pending resolutions Jo fnfttruet fhd fcoiimiit'too, in which lie declared against tliV constitutionality of secossiou. held that the Government had a right t,o collect the revenuo in the seccdod States, and endorsed Lincoln's imiugurul address, in the pacific tone of which lie wuh "ngrcenhlj disappointed." Mr. Cox, of Chesterfield, tnaclo n brief reply, aft^r which, on motion ol Mr. I5rent, Gf Alexandria, the Convention adjourned, without having made the slightest progress iu the disposal of the questions be tore it. PoputiAU Demonstration.?The popular feeling was considerably stirred up by Mr, CafliJo*8 spocch in the Convention yesterday; nnd sis he emerged from the hall, in company with a lady, there was something of a deuion titration in the crowd around the doors, whicli we pronounce reprehensible under such cir mniiHtanocs. After he passed oh, the outsidi (lisciissimi r:m nrnllv liiirli ?..?l (l.n TT..5.*., -r * f"'V " JVM """ ,",,1 was split up and reconstructed several time? iu the Course of n Sitlf hour. .iS^ukjjsip.n in BiufyMo^ii.? Thf! Peters bijru Krprcjx, of the 8th, has the following I{ifMtMdNI?, March 7.? The excitement here is still on the increase, and the rape foi secession beyond all expectation. Tim Inau gural of Lincoln has crushed completely the IJiiion sentiment. Every ioim V<iu meet nott is for immediate accession. I understand too, from reliable authority, that tho cnuse ol thy South is rapidly gaining ground in the (Convention. .Many entertain strong hopef tlnit a So<ieJwk)ii Ordinance will pass carl) next week. We are fully prepared for any emergency, nnvl it is believed that Richmond city alone could (low muster niiv thousand able-bodied men to meet tho ooliO ts of Scott, Liu6>!u, tlhaso and Seward, who believe in coercion. h'I.A : - ?' * uu, ?.Hiuiiui'?i,iyn ui me jrront runner l* causing a perf?et stampede of Virginians from Washington. Mr. Robert Orieinc and Mr. .Imnos Kuhioson, natives of this city, butfoi several years clerks in the -Treasury DepartntenVnt Washington, lirWo resigned and returned homo, ItlOrtMONn, March 10.?:A majority ol tiio committee on Federal Rolatiot. ; report In part, recommending a Border otate Conference to determine upon future action. Itoppoises eoo/eion. Gov. Wise submitted a minority report, pivin-j; a list of demands and rei|nesting the States to give, answers by October next.? Meantime, neither the Government nor the seceded .States nre to commence hostilities in relation to the forces in the tarts, &c. Mr. Harvic also presented it minority report. with three signatures, for the passage of hii Ordinance of Secession. Messrs. Barbour and Culpepper presented n minority report, that the (icvcrnmcnt must i nmediutcly adopt measures tonft'ord the peo |>lo or the slitvoholdin<r States full Constitutional ats.sur.moes of safety in coiitinuin^ further association with thorn in the same Government ; iilso, recoiymending the appointment of ConimJssionors to proceed t<i Montgomery, to confer with thft Confederate authorities. Richmond, March 11.?There was no action in the Virginia Convention. A vote of thanks to Crittenden, for his oodenvors to ndti.u? 1 < MiMiviitu wiuH.uuu^, p;it*<u!ii uy a voto oi 107 to 1(>. Severn! minority reports wcro introduced, nil favoring a Border State Convention?same opposing coercion. Lynciibuuo, .March (?.?A petition, "numerously signed hy the immediate flupporters .( ? 1 oi . I. ' . . i'lv.iom. >,'|iv-?-u nun owiuj^nier, in I" cirenin t ion, instructing thfrni to vote for nn ordinanco of Recession. Tt is contemplated to hoimI it down tomorrow. (tooimoN, March >.-?A l:ir?re mooting was held hero, to day, and resolution* paused urging the Convention io vote for immediate secession. llKSIO nation oy Mil. Meadk.?Wo arc pleased to lo;irn that our townsman, tlio Hon. 11. Jviddcr Meade, who for four vearn oast }i?<# rcptoubntcd this Government at the Court of Don Pedro 11, Brazil, line forwarded a communication to the State Department at Washington, requesting that a successor l>e appointed, as ho will not longer remain. We felt assured that Mr. Meade could not he induced to hold an appointment under Abraham Lincoln.?Pc-Urthuvg ( lrc?.) Kxprct*. dkckhmiun IN 1>KW X OHK.?TIlO iNttW York XVorU says : It Is thought that thoro is ik I ir>;o body of men in this city who are makiii<r preparations to net in concert with tho scccssiouisti*, and that they are under tho control of. a gentleman of high official potion. Already the Superintendent of Police has instituted enquiries to find out whoro their armories aro located, in order, no doubt, to ne.t promptly should it prove trac that h small army is quietly drilling; in our niid.1t, in Nu.r w Hcizo mo reaorai proporiy in tins locality. M' " ! 1 1 . . - . . 1 1 . Dedication. fpiIR Now Rvnngolicnl Lutheran Church, nt Wall hull?, will bu conseoriiiKil lo the rorship .of Ooloii Sunlay, Mardli 17th instant. Dr. linclimvi, of Charlojton, l? cxpcotcsl to prcaoh in Hnjcli.-ill in the forenoon. Tho friendi* of lloligion nro Invited to the services. [Marcli. 5. Headquarters. Cii.uu.r.STON, March 5, 18C1. General Orders, No 10 ML.,, HONHAM having been appointed and oommi:4<rfonad M^jor General of the Volunteer Foroo, ruined under the prorlstons of "An iwt Co provide an armed military force," will be obeyed un i respected accordingly. By ardor of the Cou-mvtderdn-oMef i 8TATB8 R: GIST, Adjutant nnd Inspector General of South (Jarpllna Alfirch M. 1801 82 1 Wtnlfl of ttoiillt CaroliiiA, 4* IK ORIHMARY?OITAtrO*. Y\7IIERBAfl, Ell Bunnell hnth applied tAfn* V T tar lottpm of administration upon All find elnguKr ?he personal e?tale ofAlbort 8t*tn*oll docoanod. lute qjf^Wni^rie* 6C I'ickenn *nd Stnte *fttt*?*ld : Ybelcindred Artd creditor* of K<tld'de?e*ntid. nr>, therefore. to nppcnr before me nt tf1olcortaO.Hr rtn Mendaythe 2Athdfty March Inst. y? eliew vnur.v. If they Pin, why ftftld letters *?! ? j|4 m?l be granted. Uiven under my hand and ?4?VtW 2d Mar*h'lW?H. 4 ' <.* "W. K. HOLCOMBB, o.r.ft. 3 I 'We '.m ->? '>r;,<u? -r-~ In Advance of the Mail. TflK STATE CONVENTION'. A tvlb'grtltihio despatch to tlie Carolinian from OliiirU'ston, announces tlini tlu? State Convention in\s been orilcrrd, by its President, to assemble 011 j tlie 20tli inbtnnt. I WlblHOInwx M. 1- ?>?' ? * ivuivii ta.t?lilt] i\<imil)IStration is disposed to let tilings remain quiet ! tor a week or so. When tho order goes Uj Major Anderson to evacuate, he will be roniok; ved to Fort Monroe, Virginia. This is the real state of the case, '1 Washington, March 13.?*'No order has ' ' yet been issued for tho evacuation of Fort , Sumtor. Tho subject is yot under consider ation. 'f I ColoUel Samuel Cooper, lato Adjutant GenI eral, left Alexandria, to-day, for Montgomery. | j Thero are rumors thut tho pretended evae uatton of J'ort .Sumter us n plot to roinfirco it. It is stated that ii mooting <?f tho aruiy officers was held to-day on tlio subject. In the Senate, to day, the resolution for tho expulsion of Wigfull was adroitly disposed ' of, by roforencc to tho Judiciary Committee. WIashinuton, March 1J5.?Howard yestefday excused himself from fulfilling his prcvi1 ous engagements to meet the Com mi spoilers and preuuro for th<Mii, an interview with Lincoln. lie specified no time for doing so.? 1 This can be eobstrncted into inability to carry ( out his amioable views, from pressure against them, oi'? desire to dispose of Fort Sumter a lb i i i s first. ' The Commissioners to day made a final and ' peremptory demand to bo received. .'i ir-jn i#i?llie now Turin s Act was niiido public to day. It jmiuh into ' operation o? Mm 1st of May. A comparison , with the United States Tariff of 1857, shows the following changes: Most of the articles s in the 00 per ccnt. schedule are rvduoed to s the 25 per cent.; the greater number of the ' 24 per cent, and 11) per ccnt. are reducod to ' 15 per cent.; there is a largo 10 per ccnt. scodule and a very small free list. A telegraphic dispatch to the Memphis Au<i/nnrJic, dated Little Hock, Arkansas, March 8, says : ( " Ordinance introduced to-day. Great. excitement. Hon. K. (/. j'ayne speaks to-nipht. V ? :n > iimtumaa vrill HWVUU. Mo.NTUOMRHY, .March 1-3.?The Alabama N Convention vatilied, today, the Permanent Constitution of tho Confederate States by a vote of 87 yens to 5 nay*. 1 ~ M vniiiKD. on the 'Jtllli uli. hy |iov. V. A. Sharp, Mr. W.m. A. White. Jr. to Miss li. A., oldest ihui^fiter of Mr. .James M. McWhortcr, ot' Pickens. On (lie 7lh instant, hy -T. N. Arnold, Esq. Mr. 1 Jamkh F. C. Pf.ixciMo Miss Martha F. Aj Garvin. nil of Pickens. o'si YtlilAKV. Axiitih.k ?f *ilie meok "f the earth h:i? dc, parted and pome frmn time, The Rev. W. (J. Miii.mmx, fornio.lv of Pickens District. doparted thi~? life in Tippah, Miwissippi, on tho 11 tli of N'lveniher. IStiO. after a painful ami *o verc attack ?>1' winter Fever. JIo was a ministor of tho Methodist K. Church South, ami was beloved ami miniK^od by nil orthodox christian*, not so inneh from ilie groatnesn of his preachin 15 as from (ho goodupat of the man. tli uj^li he was truly, in one ?Qnse, a great good preacher, for lie combined good scn?e with a inont catholic and tjhristfnn spirit. lVeVchiiifr in all of tht churches in this (Anderson) ami Piekons District?where lie was raised, for lie had only lived in Tippah, at the time of his death, about . one year?ho married mora people, baptised more and funeraliy-ed more, for tho last few years of his si jonrn. th in any other minister in tho tWO Districts Sue u-linf lm .. o > ? sinnll account Vrlihh lie give* nf himself tmt a short time before ho d?ed, under date of .lone IS. 18110: " [ did now in inv .r>"?il? yrtm\ nnd my Way*1 arc almost at n? end. I win horn in Spar (tinl??irj;. Ji)Iy 2, 180?>, came to I'omjioton l>is ' trlct in 180'J, anil whon tlio District wa divide I, I was cut off in the I'iokens divi?i >n.? Most of n>y edbpntion whsohtfVino 1 at Sabbath school, and in the cure of the I're.xhyierian ohnrch rit oM l*vi idlotnn. where mv brother and mysolf w.alked nix miles to attend evev Sab 1 joined tin) Methodist (Jl.nivh in my lrttli your, married in l?S24. and in a short time waa appointed 11 chta* leader. In 1829 I wn< licensed t<i exhort. nt)d in September of the name vear. at Snadv Spring. I was licensed to preach. In 1835 1 was ordained Di-acon, and in 1842, Fdilor. 1 was employed in the yfcor 1R35 to ride the Prthdloton circuit, in connection with Il:ir;lot' Thoin?<nn. A>*?it?, in lrt.r>7. J ' aveled in connection with H Franks. 1 ti...k tlie number of pe iple in Picket)* District, by S'ato appointment, thrco years?'30, '4'.) and T?0. I hare spent mnch of mv strength in the church. I have preached 2. *)<>() times, baptised 500 persons, and married 200. I cannot nndcrtnketo aire a eorrcet neconnt of tlm num. bor (if funerftls I havo attended, lint a groat many, nor do I know how" many I havo taken into tho Church, but ft great ninny." Thus von ne?. my friends, the !.?b>?r*<if Hro'lioi* Muliinix has hi!mi grout. ?Io was a g-md in.in, hii<1 iiiucIi moro than n newspnpfir nkotoli cmld ho said in his f.ivnr, but lot niorh?s? thin hv Hiring, " Blessed are the dead who die in ti)o J. >rd. fur thay do rest fmiu thoir labor'', -^n<l their works do follow llierii." O. T,. CI. umuju9w.v Spocial Notices. ~S&~ The frion.ls ofCAl'TrJ. h, SUANKMN' announce liini a candidate fur Lieutenant-Colouel of ilio Kopiincnt of Volunteers now Ivrniinp. JSjpfhe friends of UIU 0. II. SYMMKS an nonricc him a candidate Tor Major of tli? Regiment of Volunteers now being formed. jfc^-The friends of MA.I. WM. M. II VDDKN Announce him a candidate for Major of the Volunteer Regiment now bbing funned. - 11 1 . . ' !i Wore Voluntoc.rs Wanted! VI.L persons knowing them Helves inffebted totlie (Inns of J. T. Slo.tn & |C'o Mid .T. T. Sloan nnd Sullivun must make final settlement without further delay. Our inclinations have ever been to indulge, hut Micro is no obviating necessity. As the p.artnertUipof ' T Slorm ft <?o oxoirtii first of July, lB&it, nnd that of J T Slo<in & Sullivan Hr** of jJuly following, it is evident Hint tiro entire huslnoHn should he wouinl np immediately. At preaent our Hooka may ha foumt in tiio hnti<1? of T II. IJKNSON & CO. At IWIet.-n. Ono of the firm will ho at l'ickcna C II ilttring COURT WKBK with the* Hooka ami Notot, where aettlemertt can hq made. A ft c.r which tirno Beitlement can only be made with an oflioer. J. T. 8LOAN k SULLIVAN. Pendleton, March 8,18Q1 #1 4 f B JTSTAT]:: (>UTfT nAifotilNA, PICKCN8?IN EQUITY, Wm. Ilemhroo ) > Petition for RcUfcT, &o G. W. Bald#ln. j *11 ..,^..-1... it..i n ?? r. i i a iu nijr ouunMUiluii (mil U, IT. WildI vrln, the dofondnnt in this uaso, resides vvilhoiit the limit a of (his State on niotldn of Reod and Drown, I'rd. Pet, ortlored, that ho do appc&r and plead, answer or demur to t^e petition In thfscnnc, within three ihonths from tills dote, or tho same will bo tuken ngainst him pro confess. KOb X. A. TIICMrS^y,' t *""> ' Maroli 9. 1 Bit 1 SI 8m " 1 ' ' * m Mill-. j Pound, ON the OveenTllle Road, Ttetwoen Mitchell's Mllta and J. >B. Clayton's, a fancy-ooloivsl CARPBT H HI: *t\ppo*Mttt?Ont*to attkdjuof clatjiipg. For fnrthur partK^ihirt, apply at this #l!loc. TAXES! TAXES! 1WILL (ittoml at the following tinm* And pJiicya. fur the jmyf receiving Tuxc'.i " for the Vcnf 18G0 : Tho lii?o 'lay nt which tho tax hill wns perflated fnl* 'delayed tho nrrivnl (if itiy b6ok?; rhoreforo, 1 hnvM boon bmipollod to chnngo tho I 1 I day of my depnrturo nnd nttonrfnntc i\t the va: rii?i|H point* in the district. This clniugc in nl>- ] | eolmoly ncce*sury. >nd I hope it will not.work a <libii|'|>uint.iinMiU t<> tiny. Monday 11 March ajTrap: .? Tuesday 12 " at llestor'*; Wydnc-day 13 - " at I In >. ;>?? I'* ; . Thurffunv 11 " at Mrs. B.irlo'n's; Friday 15 " at Kit Sianscll's ; J^atnrday 10 ' at Wolf (.'rook ; I Oonrt weok IS. l!>.20.21 & 22 ut Fiiikpnu P. If. | Saturday 23d Mnroh at Hurricane; Monday 20 " ut \Vui. Nitnmou's; J Tnosdny 20 " at Grunt's Stoic; i Wuiliicndivy 2T " at Tunnel Hill ; ; Thiirsdtiy 28 " nt A Uohinn': ' Krltlny 20 " rtt Jonas Phillips': Sat unlay SO " nt Kenton I!. Hall's; Monday 1 >it April nt O. P. Poole's ; ! Tuesday 2 ' ut G. W. Phillips'; i I ; Wednesday & Thursday 3 & 4 ut Wallialln ; ' Friday 5 April nt l'V/okicl Cox's; i | Saturday. 0 " nt Center; j Monday 8 " nt Hiicliolor's Kotrcnt; j i I Tuesday 0 " nt Fair Play; |t Wednesday 10 " nt DouthitV; ' i j Thursday '28 " nt Flint's; , i i Fridav 12 " nt Salnln-itv Mondr.y & Ti.-jsday 15 & 10 " at Pickensville; I Wednesday 17 " -J. T,. (JoHseti'a : "j < j Monday' ?2 " I'ickcns C II I M"ivdnv Oth May nt j n't wddeh time mv bnoUswill hri closed. !f\llj*or j Hons failing to make their return* liv that time 1 j c\re, by law, double taxed. The Tax Collector i I has no discretion in the matter. i State Tax twenty-live j>er cent higher than I last year. i H >ad tax 2-r> per cent. j Poor " 1") ner cent. Tax payers will take notice that no Returns | | will be received unless accompanied with the I money. None but State money can be received. 1 Ooe ie.nlli nl* i%i\A r**?p cniif **?% ,.ii .......;?o l i If>f\)iO<l. ninnies nt interest. all ninnies invented | j in the stocks or bonds of any other State, other than the bonds or stocks of this State. nml other than the otocksnf the hanks ami railroad Corilpmues of this State." The n<rir0iiftto nim>unt of monies to he returned by each person (should he ascertained before the return is made. i Slave owners are reuuircd by law to rotnrn I the number of d bolniiging to their negroes. i The following is the li<t of taxable property : j Slav oh and lands, sales of g'Wds, factorage, employments, facilities nud'profos*ions, nil salaries I a ml wngea over live hundred d"Mwrs. lots in villages and towns, monies loaned and all npinies drawing interest, including bonds, other than State nml railroad bonds, playing cards, and dogs kejit by slaves. &-,??*No Returns sent ean be received. unless sw it'll to before a inflgUtrnte or n itary public, i and signed bv the person making'tho return. I 1 'L'lio law requires every lax payer to put his or j nor tfignntnre on tint lax lto?>x. As I am <;??in - ! polled to make my Return by tho 1st .June, 1 | ii'ipo tax payors will.ho prompt in making re- j 1 turns, an<l paying tnxfts. Kxecniions will In* issnoil against all defaulters immediately after 'be 7tl?"f May In acemlAnctt with my instruction!'. Tlic.latfi hour ntwhioh 1 linvo receivod my books requires mo to not promptly, ami I j hope all interested will sec tlio necessity ?.f mak- t ' in** returns at oneo, ami iliereby save mo trouble , j ' ami themselves cost. .7011X \Y. L. GARY. T. 0. March 9. 1<tf.| 32 7_ , PENDLETON | F EIIA L li S E M1N A R V. 1 rpillv KXKtlUISKS Of. THIS IX3TITU- 1 J[ TIQX will ..omuiein.'0 oil thb lirt Monday i in Pvhrimry next, under the dilution of Mr. < ' W. C- 11 VXDS, whoso te*timnniuls of hijjh ? I mo'nl w.irtli niiil scholarly attainment <, from 11 ih?* firs- citi/'Mis of Orecnvillo, imd her liistitn-1 tini 8 of learning, give ample snlii?fiioti>in. The M'lsio |)?|iartnii;nt will continue under I 1 j tho iliiooiioo of MI'M. Counmii, uheuily i?o favor- ! ^ I alilv kii >wn to tlio nnhlie. Iti connexion with the large and well nrnniKod j School 11 iohms, is a eoniniirtlioiiH HOAIUHXll IIOUSK, to he opened for tho reception of the Teacher iind family, nnd pupils from r? dis?tunee. t 'L'ho Scholastic Year will cmhraoo two So*- ( nions of Five Month* paeli. TW11 Us! First C!us?, S A 00 per Soxaion, S<'C"inl " 10 00 " Third " 14 00 " '? < Tin- aliovc, with Lit tin ?r 0reck, r>r either. <\nitiu<j>ont ex]tfc!ij<e?t $1; Music, $'20; and $1 flir UNO of Pill Kit. II. <J. MILLER. l J. W. C'HAWKOUD, I Bonrd 7 ,f. K. llKLI/Vl'TK. ^ of 'f . , JAMES II I'M lilt, Trustors. , J. B.-SUTTON, I i Pfin?tiftop. H, C.. Jun. -Ct. IXOI 2f??S ? Estato Notico. A Id/ persons indebted to the l'stato of Saih- c /\ uel Looper, dtHjensed. mn?t make paymert; ; ami, all those having demands against said Es- \ tato will present them t? the ur.dorsigneil, at- ( tested according to law, within the time pre- |, scribed by law. ( SAUAII J. I.OQPKU. ) Adm'x. | COI.BKKT UAKKETT, ) Adm'r. t Febmnry 2S. 18f? 1 HO \3 t Your Monoy or Your Note! *' ' i hit parson* indebted to MAXWELL 5: SKA- ' i j.'V HORN or JONK8 Si HKWtOKN must settle l>e- i 1 fore Return day. We must have money or its ' '' j equivalent. | c .IONHS & SB A BOH V. Pcrnlleton. F*b! 20, }.%1 ?lit* 8 Notice. Plaintiffs and DRFUXDAXT^ <>w>?? me c >sf, u? (bfiner S!>fiiill', will tuko n >ti>-o J l tlint I have tlioir Accounts innrio nut rcmi.v ft't- ?! i !?pltlpment. If thi'v nre not paid by or dining J ' Murelt Cniirt noxt, lb(>y will ooVu&t Indiacrim- ! . mutely. This i?i tho lu.it nuticp. i " h. C. CKAIO. 1 Fnhnir\ry }$I>I ~'J 4 ! . NEW TOLL BRIDGE. ] r|HIFi Bill DOB over Sonoen ltiv?r. at tho OM I J JL Fl<>t?n V Eorrf.(Hi tho !(.<>u?l from Pamlleion | t? Wullisilht mul Oooiwo SttUioi), luivinjj lieon I o?unj>l?iet|, will lm open for travel from tbis<Ute. | February 12. ISO! , 28 , 3 FOR SAfjRj _ j rpilK KLA i liUA i"', formerly unnu nt SlAils's ! j X k'orry. It wuslmilt ubmit oijrbieon iiviiuIih , in u Hubotivtuial manner, ninl its 50 foot in ( I I h Apply nt the nevr Tvl] IJriiljro. ; j, February i2. 18tU 2rt 3 I (j 1ST 1? JUTD, K lAAfl 'WSJIKLS.OV CORN, for which * 1 ' "l/U we wil^.piiy 00 cents in Cn^h, or $1 h iAM>?>Kl*. *J J4" P., SLOAN &. CO. ?1 Pendleton. Feb. I5.W?l '28 _4_ j.? >p 11 LI 1 an i ml.1 <\a omrmn /i ?<?* ??' > " inrj o*rvi im vfi' ruH.iu VJAlWIilJiA, ' ix kqultt?nckuxo. Khclor it Stribling, ) th. J- Petition for Relief, &e. E. K. Muhoi Ami al. J iT appearing to my Bntiflfnetion thnt K. F.. Mason, ^ One of the dfiforvlnnto \u this oa?e. rosido witii- i out; tlt? limit* of thi.irttftlo; On motion of Ke?d g1 & Drown, Pro Pet: Ordered, that a ralo be pah* C( UiJ-.cd " KfotM* Courier requiring liim to ' plead, answer, or demur to tho petition in thin ?i case, within three tnontha from tho publication thereof, or the earn? will bo taken to him pro tl confc**o. (I ROU'T. A. TUOUPSON, o.%v ?.> II fcomr's Office, Feb. 28, 1 AC 1 *0 9m # >vWN r ! . IMIII WALHALLA INSTITUTE, Rov. Au?. Angeror, A.M., Principal. TIIK MUST TERM of this Seliool bepiiiH February &tl?. ??>d will continue for iivn nit?ik111f. '1'lie wHOv?u<l torui will begin u' Aui&uH next. Tlicro ?.-* yot no Primary Department, but ono ivill bo added na soon :\s nraotionldo. TUo y<;bi?lm's have to purutkc in tlio Study ol nil the tojnjnon Kns$lii?h bniirthe*; ^WQ/^iW'r-MiUi. friendly, yot decided. .... . Each cmiMO ot'tivo month*. $7.50 Liitlii, French or Gorman, extra, oach, 5.00 Drawing, oxtra, 3.00 Piano. per loHson, extra. 40 l';iyal)lo ntid'llo of each term. For further particulars, apply ti> the Principal. flrfrrcnrcit?Kov. F. liiioliuinn. !>. !)., ami Itov. L. Muller, Charleston ; .Mr, 1). Niemann Mid Ur. Norman, Waihnlla. Wiillmlln. -Ian. 30. |L80l 2Q tf v^Aj.v.cuuujM'r ivuAiJiiray. r | "^ 111 j T11USTKF.S take pleasure in announcin^ t? tlio public, thut they have Kecured III*) sorviccs of Mr. C. I?. lloi,i,i}C<js\\'oUTiJ and Lady, tn take charge of the (Jlnmnont Academy. These Teachers have cxpericneo, ami arc jompetent to instruct in all the various hranobof mi Knjrlieh education. Vly arrangement, i Male ami Female School will he taught in the muiio IKHJH:. The Academy will he ripened on the 2d M.?nlajr in .January, 1^01. (Jofid letardio^ can he had in the neighborliood on favorable terinB;' Thft/toi 1'iibrity of the climate nnd the moral tone 'if tlio villlllitV- l?r? imliiixxxunfa ?l.n# dumlil not bo overlooked by parent* and guarlinue in cJucaiiiig tly^ir children tvnd wards. By order of tli?j Board : ' M. S. STIUBLI\(i, Soo'v. J!pnj ?3 'tf FRESH GARDEN SEEDS, 171)11 SALB LOW, by i ' J. J lh\VJS. January 17, 18fil 24 if MEDICAL NOTICE-REMOVAL. DttS. MAllllY & SIjO.VN hop; to inform (heir friends iiicl (mlrain's that ilicy li;iv(s removed (hclr'ollieo to tli<> brick building formerly oct'iipicd Ity Or. T. J. L'iolteirJ, wlioroono ov 1.I10 oilier nuty ilw.iya bu found, except whan profenaionnllv absent. M.vimy & SLOAN. I'eii'iict.oq. .(nn. is. 1S?51 2~> if SHEEIFF'S SALES. BY virtue of sutulry writs of fieri facias to im> di'feerod. will be sold before the Court House, in l'ickens District, within the legal hours, on iholirsl Monday and Tuesday in April next, Oue liny mare nnd one gray maro levied itn as the property of George Grant, ui the suit ol 0. 11. 1'. Fanl, One sorrel inure nml one man saddle, nnd on Tuesday alter S tleday at tlie residence of M. I,. Davis, one yoke oxen and one waggon, as I tie properiy of J. G. Davis, at ilie suit of fc>. JI. Jo'.iu* iV nml <*! lu'iv-j T<vo negro men, Hill and Tank, and one woman I.etty ami child. lotted oti as the property of .1. M, It rook 01 I lie suit of W. H. Archer ami others. Ono tract <if land containing 3(10 acres more or Ids;:, lying ou Kooky Fork, watcivj (>f (Jhuugn creek, idjoining land* uf .Spencer Chambers, i^diraim Oobb mill others, levied on as (ho property of Win. Phillips al the suit of Hubert Spencer ami others. One tract of laud, on (brooked Creek, vljoiuing lands of Daniel Uut lor. Joseph Urewcr ami others, HHitniniug two humlreil and eighty acres more or ess. levied on us' the property of L). You Kitzou, at he suit of the State and others. Otic tract of land, lying on waters of Chattooga llivfcr. containing one "hundred ami eighty hercs noi'ti or Mtlioiiiiiiir Inniluiii' \I -- ? I/IIIICII, ? milium 'mine and others, levied 011 as the properly i>t luuic.s N. lUdley, nt the suit of A. 15. Uruiit and >1 hers. Duo tract of land, n-ljoinlttp lnmls of David >tiil?lin)r. the village of Fair l'lay Mnl others, oonaiiiinc? eighty acree more or less, levied on as the nopurty of Joseph Keefje, nt the suit ot S. & K. iV. Brown, One sorrel horse, anil one bngfty ami harness, evied on as the property of 11. IS. Norris sit tho mil of Leonard Towers. Four mules, levied on as the properly of Or. 'hades Nrownatthe suit of M. lC Ilunnioult aiwl (fliers. Terms, cash ; purchasers to pay fur papers. VI' v nu 1 in - ? *? . v/ii.\iv?, H.r.n. .Ian. 8, IfMI 2D t?l 3ANK0F STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA 1'n\ui.i>T(in. February 15, 1801. 1MIE LKOlijLATL'ItK having, at its last (session. authorized the ifsue of Bonds to ho amount of $073,000, bearing nn inferos^ of pur cent., For the purpose of providing tlie unfli reipiire'l to sustain the State in tho net of temuiri^ Ifcr rights of Sovereignty, this Hank h now prepared to dispose of the 15 >nd?. They ire is$ucd in huuis of $ ">(). t*l<)0, and $150. An ippurtunity is thus afforded everv nitixnn t.? uako n secure and profitable investment, while ontrihuting aid to the cause in which the Stu'e s.en??n?$ed. With tlie yiew of enabling citizens n any part of the State to share in tlie ham, he Clerks of the Courts of tlie sovoral Districts mve.beon requested to npon Hooks of Suhcuripion for the Stock. Suitable arrangements will 10 made for furnisiriug bond* on the receipt of lie money, at an early day after each Riib-cripion has been made. KngagOineots f>r the iurcfi?sc of B mds may be made at the Rank, r at any of its branches. It is probable that, t tlio ljoxt session of tbe Legislature. those iftrtie- who desire it may havo have their Bonds .inverted into Stock. C. M. FL'IIMAX. President. ? - nn ??A * r""?ruiir_v I "">?> I .ill tl Si asi> i^iLoiR ik"1 Dlt*. O. II. SY.MMKS hflviivg cnmplotod his Collegtiite course, ofl'oiH lii.-? l'rt*! ices to liit> 'Vionds Mid, the jiu.blio generally. V111" l?t* prompt in liif attomii?ii t>> his piUron*. IN'fimoc'MTl lio' fnui 1 with I>r. M. L. bliAKPK i tlio ^rii'k building ndjohiing St<frc of late E. 5. Pien^on it Sun. I'tmlloton, M ?v 12. 18f>0 41 tf Law Notico. |MIK undersigned Mive formed a pnrhiomnip in i I ho practice of l,i\w ttnd lenity for I'ickons inini, mr, iiAiiiiK.v niny i>o (onillHiHl al IMS lice in l'ickcntt unci Mr. Ouu at Anderspn. .JAMKS t,. OUR, W. M. MADDEN. Pickenfl ?; If., May 10, 18M 42-tf Commissioner's Notioo. I IJAKDIANH, Trustees, ComtnilU'emin, UcocivX vrf[, itn t all other persons who liavo derived #eir appointment from the Court of Equity, arc erehy notified to filo their annual lleturns in niy tlico on or before tho first day of April next; >ttiiig forth tlwriin the kind mid v til tie of the u.iicm ooinmitted to tlieir custody, and c admitting II deeds of transfer, iminimcutH of title, ptook, rnuN, etc., by them held in thoir fiduciary capacit. Kufvff will be issued ajtainst defaulters at tiW<?, Mtcr thM linto. JG#fcf"'No Lluturn will l>o teceived orr public <l<?ys ulcus pcyyerlv math; out. . ROU T. A. THOMPSON, C.K F.D. .'om'rii 'Oflli-r, Nftyrdh 1, IHfil <10 4 STATlT0lF?0IJTH CA110LINA^ IN UlllXNAHX CITATION. ^HRRRAfl, Kutlianlol Lynch jr. fcpplic9 fo me ii lor it-Kent ot nilminifttratiou upon ?U nndsinulnr the pcrnounl esialo of John Lynch, dcsMfd. Into of ('filifumiu, (ho kindred nnd cradoin of said deceased nro, therefore, cited to udfwTv Tilt r.t ^ W- on MohdaV te i!Ath March, instant, to aliew ortimo, if any ley can, why oaid letters should not-t* granted, iven Under my linnd and soul, thin 4tli March 501. nr. $. HOLCOJtoJJ, o.r.n. , .1 P+.jr? *2*3 Wit *** ft'?} " ? ' 'i -"**** mj.,.. iH'H.XI.lUlMHIWl'-W'-ll J! Ufj-U1 FOR HALE! PI^IIK Su^soWuor is the uropri#tor of n valun| JL uablo TRACT OF I.AND, situate iitui i Waljinlla, un tho Dluo ItiUge Railroad, cou 11 Fivo Hundred Aoros, Fifty of which nrc pood Creek and Brunch l$ot, toin. Tlioro arc two settlements on the tract, . and the hind in susceptible of division. I desire to sell from One hundr" I and llfty to Four bun- j tired Aerds. on easy term*. Ap^ily by letter to mo at Wulhalla, or ol> the premises to A. 1). GAILLAUb. Sept. 3, 1800 0 Gin j ?it&" The Carpliniun will copy in its triweekly on Mondays, and in tho /fanner twicQ a month for six months, and forward bill to mo. A. D. O. iMA.liJt5.LE YARD AT PENDLETON. yBuv (>NE CAN BE suiTED, AS WE j liuvo on bund and rcoeivo every month tlu> best ITALIAN A i\ I) AM KRI Ai\ MARBLE LOR MON U M ENTvS, SLA\iS, TOM US ANl) 1 iKADSTONMS OF ALL SIXK8 \ And ati.vbeap ns can l?o bought anywhere, with 1 freights added. Cut letters, 3 1-2 cents each, liaised letter?, , j 20 cents each ; and tlio letters cut Jeep and j i wen, j Wd liftvo scoured tho fervices of Mr. JOHN ' 1 C. CIIKKKY ub our Agent, who will do all that ' can l>c done to givo entire satisfaction. All busiiiC88 transacted by him will be rn led by JLJfiAVKLIj & WHITE. Mftrch'20. 1800 3.5 tf ME PENDLETON HOTEL, ! riMIB Subscriber takes pleasure in informing I X his friends and tho public, that ho has ta! ken charge of that largo anil commodious Ifousc I in tho village of s. 11 o intends t<> keep a first class house, and ; lllVlllW l)?ft It'i' " "!!""' ?>.?!. 1 ' ! IV?-- 1 ? , . .?v ?KI ?vuiiijx, I'uuiiv iiuu 111w iricnUR n> j give liini h call. Amongst tho- comforts ami I conveniences added. is that of a Reading ltooin, where the latest papers may l?; consulted. A. 11. UOWDEX. Peb2.lflOA 27 ?f_ j' fOR GOOD BARGAINS AND i tt-ttOD AND i 1IUAP CORIK TO WALII ATiLA ! riHIR undersigned has just returned from , I Charleston, where he has purchased one ol the most complete STOCK OF GOODS Kver before brought to tii'.s place. The variety ij< great, therefore, enumeration is practically !.... . :i i. it i 1111 |iu99iu n*? iiu nns DRY GOODS, Both fop Ladies and Gentlemen's wear. KHA(>Y MLliU-: Of tin; various sizes and patterns, cut and made up in the latest stylo. Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, In grout variety, and of the latest pattern and style. ICOIIIlOl.S, S-V. My stock of Hardware, Glassware, Cutlery, &0, is largo, and will compare favorably with the best. G HOC Kit IES Of every description, fresh, and a fine supply on hapd. Good* will be bartered for Produce and articlos in this lino, on the very host tortus. My GOODS have been bought with care and at tho lowest prices. This enables mo to offer i imiu hi niu uvbi ?iocks in me country, on the most I acaonimodaling terms. Call, examine my stock, and try inc. 1 am bound to soli. D. NIEMANN. P. S. My T>ar is stocked witli the choicest Wines and Liquors, aud i* open at all rn-nper time.*. 1). It. Wftlhnlln. Aoril SO, 1800 HO tf PICKENS LAND. I HAVE two 'J'racla of Land for sale?the Barker and Craig places, lying near the ll?nd leading from Oconce Station to Nicholson's Ford. * GEORGE SEA1JOKN. Sep! /10< ItiOO 7 tf_ LAJVJP FOR SALE. rjlIIE subscriber will sell at private sale on -1. good terms, a vt 1 11 a vaiuaoio Tract or Land, Situated in Pickens District, on the waters of Clmestoo creek, near lJachelora' llctreat, containing Five Hundred Veres more or less. The tract is improved, with about thirty acres of hottorn land tliereon. There are good schools and uhtisehes convenient. For particulars, apply to a.' \\\ PHILLIPS. Colonel's Fork Po. Aug. 22. 1800 I tf BLUE RIDGE HOUSE, at ' PohdTeton, S. C. fl^IlK StjJlSCUI UKII. who lms lin<l several JL yours experience in. IInlol business, (haviboon polo proprietor (if tlto Williamston Spring Ilnlol for nitfrycnnO is now proprietor of tlto ULUK HIDtiK IIOUSK. where no will bo glad to foo all his old friends and patrons and also tho travelling public. Ilia houso will bo provided with everything noce.-sary for a woll-kcpl house, both from tho sea board markets j and surrounding oonntry. and his. Bar with j uuoice >v inos. liquors una CMgilrs. lie 1ms good servant*, and ovorv attention will he paid to his guests to render lludr sojourn agreeable. The good society of I'eniHeton Yiliage?the proverbial good" health uf ita inhabitants?'its fine col water and bracing atmosphere?its proximity to tho mountain* and its accessibility by iilr"ud, all contribute to make it one of the nest itlininior resorts in the upper country. Persons arriving here oti the ears, and wishing to visit the mountains or any othey point of the surrounding country, can be accommodated with good conveyances ami careful drivers from the Livcrv Stable kepi hero. W. COBB. Vivl"). lPf.O . 42 tf JAM1..S I,. ()!tit. )V. P. I'llK K. ORR b PRICE, ~ ATTOllNKYS AT LAW, <*rei!iiivill<! C. II., Praotice in the Courts of the Western Oircnit. Hlo nb'flivitliJnft' UAUU^i TUB UNDKUKIQNKl) will carry on t!?o I ^?C?^'nck8i"i'l? biiflinc-QS At (his pfnCo for tlie pfcs| yfjr enf year. We are prepare*! at nil times to 1 do work At OtO shortest notice. Wo will kwp con j slantly on hand a quantity of Iron ami Steel. Wo ! will have a lot of first rate one ami two liorso Wagons for sale, soon. A loiof Wayne's Axes for salo, At nil tipies. IMows always on hand, ntul nil kinds of Farming Tool* made to order. J. E. IIAOOOD, HARRISON II AY}?ES. Pleken- C. H.. 8. C.. Feb 8. 18fll 2ft 1m FOR SALE, T~ HPIIAT dciirablo Lot of Land, witho. g<*)? ,lL dwelling, arid other oecos^nfy out-'t. >itd- I inurs thhrnnn. ftnntnininir Tl?r<w> Anri\* O.-. ?!.<* 1 nt-Afrftfiito. thoro in a flno unuien. gftod orfelihfd, I kc. Tlio Lot adjoins .Jacob Schroucr nnu mli- i em, nnd lies Itiiffleflifttoly on tho putdifl mad, ! on?ia-di?tftnt from Wilt Union nnd Walhnlin. I Tofm*4en*v, .It. HOOPS. Oat. 30, 1800 14 tf 1 4 COMK TO !)ACliSVlUI<! rpiIE Su1>scribor lift* just rccoivod Iiij ? ita;;! V?STL'TF** *TOC?K, conbi?ti6g of DRY GOODS, Funoy Good*, Hardware, Orockcry, Drugs and Modioilie*. Huts and Cars, H'?ots and Shoos, KKADY MADE CLOTHING, With the usual varioty in tho Dry Goods line, mid ?ROCHKIES; All of vn liioli lio iutondu soiling low for cash or to nuucttiHl customers. lie will take in KXClJAX(iJ? Wliout, Cvrn, i'eas, Beeswax, Tallow, !in<l in fuel any merchantable barter for Goods, nt the market price. B. F. MOllGAN. Oct 2ft. 1800 14 if JOS. J. NORTON, ATIOKMll AT LAW, AND PIC K K N S C O U 11T 1 I'OUS K, 8. C Jnn. 1. IRSft 25 tf_ A. FISCHESSER, Watchsiinkei* ami Jeweller* WALIIALLA, S. C., nAS received at his utand on Main-street, ft laiyo and beautiful assortment of Watches and Jowolry, Which h file red very low to his friends nnd the trailing public. UKl'AlllIKO, in all its branches, done in a most workmanlike manner, and with despatch. All work warranted. no vcw?/\ ? Mine ir>i?w 47 f H. FAJEN, A T W A I, II A L L A , S . C . , I S now receiving a splendid assortment DRY OOQDS, For Ladies and vlontlemnn's AVeur, ?ALSO? Rc.idy'iiiadc 'lo tilting'. II<3 also lifts on hand the finest C'assimors and Linens, for iho Spring and Summer; together with ninny other articles not necessary to mention. Mr. Fajkv continues the Tailoring Business ..11 i -- ' ... .... .!wiiinuiiv.i, nnu respectfully solicits ft share of puldio putronngo. May 12. 1R50 42 tf CABINET MAKING, A'E' MO It ft AX'S .IBBIil,, S. C. flMIl'J undersigned is prepared to cxccuto all I orders in this line, Promptness nnd punctuality i.s promised it' custom is extended.? Terms, oasy. JAMES "WHITE & CO. August 24, 1SG0 4 tf WAGON MAKING, Curried on nt the same place, with workmanship, despatch and neatness. Price, most accommodating;. E. SARGENT. August 24, 1800 4 tf POWDER FOR SALE, ri^IIE South Carolina Powder Mills' Company JL offer for sale, on good terms, the following kinds of superior Powder, viz: Common Blasting powder per keg $4 25 Brillinnt " " " " 5 21) Common Mining " " " 6 2.r) Brillinnt " " " " G 25 Common llille " " " 7 25 Brilliant " " " " 8 50 Ritf* Where tho keg is returned 25 cents will he deducted. Address John Bow en* & Co, Pickens Court liouse, S. C. h Jl. ii. 15UWEN, Agent. Sopt. 7. 1800 6 tf ?5Ihc IKuIjvo ECailroad. f lAKSotl the llluo ItillfO Ilnilrnnil Innvn P?>< dleton on Mondays, Wednesdays and Friday!'. ivt 1") minutes before 4 o'clock, A. M. On Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at 1 o'clock, P. MLeave Anderson on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays immediately after the cars arrive from Helton in the morning. On Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, on the arrival of the cars from Colombia. Sept.- tf. 18f>0 C> tf Lav/ Notice. 'PIIE undersigned will devote himself entirely 1 to the practice of Law nad Equity on tlio Western Circuit. Mr. IIaijdkn is liis partner at v'" l'iokoits. JAMES L; OR It. Audersnn II., May 10, I 42-tf WM. C. kEITH, A T T 0 11 N E Y A T L A W , WILL attend promptly to all business entrusted 11 to his care in tlio Districts comprising the Western Circuit. Othcc at I'ickens C. II. Dec 6,1860 20 tf THE STATE OF SOUTH CABOWNA, i',1 KKNS?i.N ORDIXANY. F. N. Qarvin, Adin'r, f vs j- Pet. for Settlement. Thos. 1). Garvin, ct. nls. J IT appearing to my satisfaction that E. \Y. Mer,.;n n,1.1 V.... f - _ .him, UU111119 ii. ctvaii and wifo MarHtla, defendants in this case, reside without tho limits of this State. it is ordered, therefore, tlint the said absent defendants do severally appear in the Ordinary'# oflice, at L'ickensC. II., tin Monday the 1Ii day of April next, (o shew cause, if any they can, why a final settlement of the Estate of Thomas Garvin, deceased, should not be mado, and a decree pronounced thercQii on that day. These parlies aro also required to render their advancements, and receive their respective distributive shares. W. 13. IlOLCOMllB, o.p.n. Jan. 12, 1601 J 23 8m THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, Pickens?ik okdixary. ltobert Kirksey, Adui'r, ) "YJJ, 1 fnr onHUmA^i Win. Kirks^, el. als. j j T Appearing to my satisfaction that David Garvin i and wifo Nancy, Isaiah M. Kirksey, Jarcd K. F. Kirksey. Mary L. M. 1'. Kiiksey, Christopher Kirksey, Catharine Halluni, and II. F. Holland and wifo 1'cnclopo.defendants in this case, reside without the limits of this State: . It is ordered, there- < fore, that these several absent parties do appear in the Court of Ordinary, to he holden at Pickens 0. II , on Friday the 8d day of May next, to shew cause, if any they can, why a final settlement of the 1'.statu of William Kirksey, senior, deceased, (as to his (fistribuMve tdiure in the Kstatc of Silas Kirksey, deceased.) should not be made, and a decree pronounced thereon. w. k. molcombe, o.p.t>. Ordinary's Office, Jan. 80, 1 BO 1 3m. TflE STATE OP SOUTH CAROLINAj I'IC'K V.NH 111 STB ICT-?4)FFI?' K COl'IlT OV COMMON PLKAS. W I M.I AM V. VAHKKIl. who is the custody of the Sheriff of Piclfbn* District, by virtue of ft writ of capitis ad sati.ijycwtulum, at tlio suit of llohcrt II. lluhhard, assignee, having filed in my office, together with u schedule . ii imiii 01 ins csuvto Itmi oflcctp, his petition to tho Court ?f Common lMens praying thnt ho be ndmitted to tho benefit of the Act of thft Genernl Assembly mnde for the relief of insolvent debtors: It i.? ordered, thnt tho fmid Robert II. Ilubhnrd, nsfrignee. nnd nil otliern, tho creditors to whom the enid Willinin F. ParWor i^ in nnvwiso indebted, bo jind they nrc hereby summoned nnd hnve notice to nppcnr before tho snid Court, i\t Pjikens Court Home. on the M,.rwU.r ~r \f?i- ' -1 .......j ... ...... till mva'i ?i> rui'w twine, it any tliov can, why Iho prnyor of the petition nforo- 1 said should not ho granted. J. K. HAOOOD^o.c.p. j 'OflRco Common IMcas, Deo. 15. 1800 Sm. i Job friitliiiK NEATLY DONE AT TIIR COURIER OFMOE.