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for Kort MoHoury, wcro spiked in Baltimore. Tta damngo was not discovered until tlioy woro.motin ted.* CiiiCAoo, June, 1.-Sonntor Douglas is nbout tho same-if there is any ohnngo it is for tho worso. 10. p. m .-Douglas ?B rapidly sinking. NKW OIU.KANS, June 1 --It is reported ttiut tho British Steamer GOil. Mirainon, from llavftnun,. was fired upon by thc Brooklyn, brought to and boarded, and taken ne a prize. Tho Schooner Clinton, loaded with peas und rico, was. ordered off. , >'* v BALTIMOKK,, Juno 1.-don. Butler spout Monday iu Nowport, when there was tho I greatest, confusion and suffering among his troops. In consequence of tho derangement in tho subsistance . parttnent, foraging pa" tics had robbed and destroyed considerab a property. Thc Baltimore disorderlies ap proached tho pickets on federal Hill, when tho guards fired on them. Ono was wounded and four taken prisouers. Troops havo been pushed towards Fortress MonroO. Norfolk is threatened by a circuit ous route. ... NKW YORK, Juno 1.-A portion of tho Garibaldi Guards threw down their nmskots to-day, and said they would have rifles. Two woro shot on tho spot, whon thc balaceo took up tho muskets. ..LEAVENWORTH, June 1.-Lieut. Col. Em ory has resigned.. . ' ST. Louis, Juno 1.-Gen. Harney ha3 boon romoved. It is supposed that his suc cessor will he Gonoral Lyons. Harney re plies to the decree that lits answer in Mc? Donald's habras corpus was not satisfactory, that McDonald's body never was in his cus tody. WASHINGTON, Juno 1.--Gossip says that tho bobcat corpus in M orrin ns caso has been suspended. It is probable that Chief Justice Taneyfunctions will bc suspended. James Walton has boon appointed Minister to Brazil. Alexandria hos been made a port of entry. 100,000 catridgos were sent to Fortress Mon roe to-day. ."^.Tho'New, York Herald says thpt scouting parties report immense forces at Mannssas Junction, and fifty miles this side, but Gen. Soott .behoves that there are only four or five thousand there. . Dist night, nearly every regiment in Wash ington were under luarehing.ordors. Before tho Southerners can get within reasonable fighting distance, thirty thousand troops will be concentrated on thc heights Wost of Al exandrin. It h ns been since un ierstood that tho South Caroliiihnis aro still holding Mannssas Junc tion.., Tito Federalists, especially tho Massa chusetts men, nrc anxious to get nt them. A post office has been established at Fort Dickons. The New York Seventh Regiment depart, cd fdr home to day. LaiMsA'ir.i.E,Juno 1.-Tho. ennip at Pro quefsvillo will bo moved to Mauldrnugh^ Hill,'which, if it can, it is thought will bf held against nny force - commanding, ns it do_es thc railroad, and forty five miles fron t|ip>,ity. ?"In thc Border State Convention nothing WJIS urine'. .NNAS'..vii.t.K, Juno 1.-The Railroad Com pnny has been again compelled to refuse rc ccividg, from tho plethora of freight. 'fft?Xf Youie, June 1.-Thc cotton markel is .very quiet, with sales nt IS^o. MONTOOMKUY, June ii-Mr. H. II. Par kins, n member of the Clinch Rifles, of Au gusta,-died at l'onsncola, yesterday afternoon from tho bite of nn odder. Thc body is nov cn route for Augusta, under an escort. FLORENCE, S. C., June 2.-Col. Cash': regiment, which was mustered into tho Coo fed?ralo States service yesterday, numbers 870 strong. They took their depnrtue fo tho " seat of war" in high spirits. Thci nrc a hardy, resolute body of men-well drill cd--hud will give their foes some warm worl if they como in contact with them. NKW 'ORLEANS, JUUO 1.-Tho sohoono Mary Clinton has been captured by the block nding fleet, and sent'to New York ns a prize . [Tho Mary Clinton cleared from Charles ton-cm thc;10th Moy, by tl. F. Baker <fc Co. und had as cargo 874 tierces rice, 828 suck pen?, three bundles straw hats, and th re packages nulzc] .NORFOLK, May Bl.-The enemy has dc spoiled tho inhabitants between Newpov News and Fortress Monroe of their suhsttui tials, and taken two hundred of tholr negroc to thc fort for laborers. It is supposed that thc enemy have impri? oued five of the white inhabitants, one o whom, a Mr. Lo Um or, was being tried yestci day for assaulting - nod wounding a Yanko offlcor who insulted him. Latimers fate i not..yet known. Tho splendid stormi frigate Merimac wn successfully raised here to:d?y. Uer Work ?nd mnohitiory rtro found not to bc ot till in :jurcd. She will be tundo ready for son nm ?florviop in a vory short tinto. Tliero is mue i'ojoicing hero iii consequence. AUGUSTA, June 2;-Tho steamer Gon Mirnmon, which was reported ns seized u PnsS. 1'Outro yostordny morning, run th . blookndo in tho ovoning, and is now snfo i Mobile Bay. LATER.- Thc British stentner General Mi tramoiv loft Havanna on thc 28th, and arrive itt tho mouth of tho Mississippi on the 81? (Ult. . Tho United States stenmor Brookly fired shot nnd shell nt her, seized, put a priz $ drow nbpard of her, io ohargc of Liout. Adam? nnd ordered hor to report to tho Niagara, p Mobile Point. About midnight, sho w/i ?hased by tho privntoor steamer, whon he ?ourse was'altorod and litht extinguished. #lho arrived off Mobilo Point; flrol nt agnir ?ho wont nlongsule tho Niagara. After invos .iiigation s?io was allowed to prooopd to Mobik tho Captain of tho Mirnmon agreeing to com out witnin a rctisonnblo timo aftor gotlin L ?applies. -Ndw;'X)rloans. yodels jiro nt a discount i Havanna. Freight market and nows aro ui important. NKW YORK, Juno t.- Thc steamer Nortl \ ern Light arrived to-day, bringing lato adv coa from California and $1,000,000 in spoon GAIJESUURO, III., May 27.-r-A fifo broil to out in this town, this morning, dostroyin >p^9?ty to-thd amount pf $35,000. Tli prinoiptTHt&ors A. Jacobs, #$,000 ; Bar lott & Judim, 60,000; Rood & Bnbcocl 85,000. 1 '>; ?. _ lai DflRfrii*;*? this Ufo'ot? tho 28rd ult.', Mrs. fbi BA T*,,NioitOT,30N,Wife of Kvan J. Nloholgon, aged 1 year?. Mrs. Niotior.s?N loaves a husband and Ai ?''children} a?* ft larg? ol vol o of rolattaeB ?nd frlont to mourn 'their' hrppftvablo tosa ; und in hor dont I Mr. ^l?linlson l?aos ?. |<lnd wjfe, hor children-it *ffWtiohate. tnoth?r, and the eejtlomont n plot polghbor, and a good example for the rluing got oi?tioii.. ?. . ; M. v?, t In Advanoo of tho Mail. ZUT Wo lonni that tito Fourth Regiment, S. C. Y., lcavo3 Columbia fo| Virgiuia to-dny. l'n KPH tuc Kn ii H un, Juno 4.-Fifty Federalista were killod in tho tight nt Ac<|uin Crook. Tho Southern battery was engaging tho Fcdoral forces, but tho result wan unknown. It is reported that sovernl woro killed on tho ships. MANASSAS JUNCTION, June 4.-Tho South Cnrolina Picket Ounrd had a small skirmish With tho enemy, whiuh resulted in their dofent. with Ihrco of their men killed. Ono cf our mon was wounded. Rlt/ilMOND, Juno 3.-Nono nf our mon woro injured in tho action at Aecpjin Crook. Thcro is reason to boliovc that a largo numhor of tho oncmy on hoard tho ships woro killed. Gon. Buggies (commanding at Acquia Crook) tele graphed hore for moro powder. Two thousand pounds vee sent him immediately. NEW YonK, Juno 4.-Tho rust says that Limits. Tonipk'iiR and Gordon, with thoir caval ry ond infantry companies, attacked tho Fairfax piokcts about four miles North of tho town. Tho pickets woro driven lu ; thc cavalry charged on the town, and woro vigorously resisted hy thc citizens and driven haok. Anothor attack was meditated. CtncAoo, Juno 4.-Stephen A. Douglas is demi. FonmEss MONROE. Juno 5.-Bartlett's naval brigade is to he disbanded, ami sent homo. Bartlett fell from tho parapot of the fort, and sprained his ankle, hosnies injuring himself in ternally. An emente is expected in tho brigade when thc fact is announced. [This must bo a porttun of Lincoln's cut-throats and robbers.] GEN. ll EA UH KO AU I>.--By the following extract of a letter to the Richmond Examiner, we learn that (ion. Beauregard has taken command of our South Carolina Volunteers and Virginians nt Manassas : Gen. Bonham has relinquished the command to Gen. Beauregard. Thc former has enjoyed, in high degree, tho confidence of the men. They felt that in him thoy had a bravo ami chivalrous leader, who would not yield nu inch to tho foe. hut would light him, no matter at what odds. Wo arc glad to know that he will remain with us second in command. As to Gen. Beauregard, nothing need bo said. All of us feel that in him wc havo a much nblor (Joncral than the enemy can boast of. All wo want now is a fair Hold and open fight. A WAU o%Two.-Thc Now York Tribune. comments, with ohnracteristi ? flippancy and bluster, on thcattitudo England bas taken on the question of privateering. After threat ening terrible things if that weak power docs not change its position and correct tho fatnl blunder it lins fallen into, thc boaster says : It'will bo well for all parties if no worse comes of it, for a war between this country and England, which might readily grow out of it, and which we nrc in a condition to nc cept-for a war or two, more or less, would make very little difference to us now. This is the richest piece of vaporing wo hnve enjoyed 1er a long time. But the Trib une is right. Thc Government under which that infamous sheet flourishes would, indeed, suffer little more from a half dozen wars than from the one it is now carrying on. If this war last long enough, thc Yankee nation will bo destroyed, and if tho world were in arms against thc mad people, it could do no more. lt is strictly true, that a war or two, more or le;.s, would make very little difference to thc Lincoln i tes.- Courier. MAIUMKI), on tho '21>[ ult., hy T.. N, Hollins, Kari, Mr. W. (). Demi AM ?o Miss AHTAMISSA JAX KS, all ol' Picketts. On thc id June, hy thc same, Mr. Jons STKWAUT to Miss SUSAN STONE, all of Pickcns. ??Mnvn mtamtmrnamtmrnrnm-wnm* mu ? [lvm -mrwm 44 THE WEST UNION HOUSE," AT WEST UNION. S. C., , IS nt thc terminus of tho Blue Itidgo Rail road, ono mile from Walhalla, on a beauti ful sandy plain, in full view of tho mountains. All the roads intersecting arc sm-nlh and woll kept in order. Thc owner's, not wishing to oc cupy the HOTEL, now just refitted and put in complete repair, offer it for palo or rent. The lot contains two and one fourth neros, and has all tho necessary out-buildings in order and well arranged. Persons wishing to engnge in tho Hotel busi ness cnn find no more oligiblo situation than this. For particulars, apply to J. C. NEVILLE, on tho premises, or to GUISllAM & NEVILLE. Juno 4. 1801 44-5 Walhalla, S. C. fl?a?" Charleston tri weekly Courier copy one month, and Hine, Jiiih/e I 1er did ono month. Tax*8 Must ho Paid ! TryEHSONS who have not yotpuid their Taxes J., must do so on Stdedny next, as thc District Treasurers want their money. I do not wish to make cost, hut havo no discretion in this case. Tho times aro hard, hut tho money must como for taxes. . J. W. Ii. CARY, T. C. June 3, ISO I 44 4 For Salo, TX")UR GOOD MILCH COWS AN I) CALVES, very IV low, hy JOSHUA UAR KM lt. Juno 8,' 1801 . 44 4 Notico. Mit. C. M. LAY is 'my authorized Agent, to tranpact all business for mo in my name, during my absence from tho State. G. W, B. BOGGS. June 3, 180i_ 44_2 Notico. ALL PERSONS aro horeb/ forwarnod not to trado for a noto o?* hand given by mo to Pinojcncy Trammoll for ten dollars, dated about 25th ~ March, 1801; as tho consideration for whioh said noto was given has failed, I do not in tend to pay tho samo unloss compelled by law. WM. 0. DURHAM. Juno fl, 1801_44 3 : BLUE RIDGE RAILROAD. H UHS is to givo notico that from the 15th JL day of Juna, no freight othor than passen ger's baggage, will he received by tho Bluo Kidgo Railroad Company to pass tho Twonty Six-Milo Crook, until tho completion of tho Bridgo over tho said Crook. Trains will bo run for tho accommodation of passengers, who will have to chango cars at tho Six-nnd-Twonty trostlo. Duo notico will bo givon of tho resumption of trnffio, 0. J. BOURN, Assistant Engincbr B. lt. R. R. Pcndloton, May 31___43 3 Notice. THE Board of Commissioners of Roads of tho 5th Regiment, S. C. M., will meet at Hun ter's, on Monday tho 10th Juno next, at 10 o'clock, as business Of importnrico will bo before tho Board. A prompt nttondnnco ls dosirod. JJ. C. BRIGGS, Chin'n. May, 27, 1801 43 _ J? M?DI0AL NOTI??-REMOVAL. DBS.- M ABBY & SLOAN bog to inform their friends and patrons that they h^vo. removed their omeo to tho Vick building formerly ooouplod by Dr. T. J. ricketts, Where ono or tho othor may alwjsys bq found, oxoopt when professionally ab sent. . MABHY & SLOAN. l'o?dletoD, Jap. 1,8,1801 >* 25 . If, Special Notices. Proclamation. oTATK or SOUTH CAIIOMNA, Executive Department, M ny 28, 1801. Whereat, President Davis 1ms, hy proclamation, set asido ?nd appointed a day to bo 41 obsorvedns a dny of fasting and pray or, and such religious services ns may bc suitable for llie occasion:" Now, 'Jhcrefore, ns 1 cordially approve of thc ob jects of said proclamation, 1 cull upon tho good people of South Carolina, nnd Churches of nil de nominations, to observe tho said .* thirteenth dny of juno next," ns n dny of fasting mid prayer, and Hindi services ns in ny bo ?nil utile, sc thnt our pcoalo may join in nil those ceremonies thnt become a j religious pcoplo, who rely confidently upon (Ko ; mercies of an nll-wiso Providence, lo guide and i direct our beloved country through the Ir?ais nud ! ?tittie ul t i es with which we muy bc surrounded. I ? Y. W. IMCICKSS. FOR MAJOR OF CAVALRY. Bi??" The friends of Captain A. 1). O AI LL.MID respectfully announce him a enndidnto for M A.li Ht of tho Squadron i 1st Regiment of Cavalry flfcyy-Tho frUMuTiTot-t'APT. lt. A. Il AWTIKRINK announce him n candidate fol* .MAJOR ol tho Hog. intent of Vol un leers now forming. 8@-Thc friends of CAPT. I?. C. CRAIG nie nomico him a candidate for MAJOR of thc Volun teer Regiment being tiow formed. *. jfjSayTho friends or DR. O. H. SYMMES nn nounco him a eiutdidnO for Major of the Regiment of Volunteers now bol: formed. M.} MEAD qi .?HIT KU S, Finn Rt:oi>tr.xT, S. C onpjin NO. i. kFFICERS, whether commissioned or non commissioned, will tnke charge of their respectivo, companies in litis Regiment, and proceed forthwith, according to law, to completo the organization of said companies, and resumo thc usual drills. Commanders of companies aro also hereby ordered to keep up strict patrol in their respective beats. A Regimental Court Martial will be ordered, when nil delinquents must ho reported. J; J. UK RD, Acting Colonel, ^unoj?. 1801_44 ,' _3 THE WALU?UJA HOTEL, BY D. BIEMA?N. rpIIIS LA RON AM) COMMODIOUS KS X TAULISII.MENT has been completed and furnished in thc host style, and is now open for thc rccoption of hoarders and transient custom ers. The undersigned gives tho House his per sonal attention and suporvUion, ami his table is supplied with tho host tho radio . I and country markets alford. Walhalla is a pleasant and flourishing town, at thc present terminus of thc Uluo Ridge Rail road, Thcro aro churches and the best school?, with fine roads ami tho usual facilities for travel in almost every direction. The invalid and traveller, too, have hore a most salubrious cli mate with a tine view of mountain scenery. Those travelling North heretofore for health and pleasure tuc now cut off from spending their money amongst our enemies. Tho under signed has been at great expense to prepare for this class and others; and, wdth his long expe rience in thc business, ho flatters himself that he cnn give entiro satisfaction, lie respectfully solicits tho patronage nf his friends and the travelling public. His terms arc moderato. ' I). RI KM ANN. Wnlhnlln. May 9, 1801 40 tf jf??y* Tho Charleston Courier will copy daily on Monday and tri-weckly on Thursday till otherwiso ordered^_ VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE, N.I! A lt WALHA M.A. r jUIK SUBSCPvIRKR oners for sale his valu JL able and eligibly located TRAtT OB1"* A,AND, Containing Three Hundred and thirty-three Acres moro ov less, situate on Cane Creek, and within three miles of tho flourishing town of Walhalla. There aro on the pince, 50 acres of good bottom, throo settlements, dwellings and out buildings ; and linc building sitos, in view of tho whole runge of mountains. Tho Uluo Ridgo Railroad will, tn a fow days, bo running to Walhalla, which brings thc placo in easy access from almost all quarters of tho country. On "this Traci, wntcr powor nbounds, and there arc also a Saw and Grist Mill thereon in successful operation. Terms, moderato. Address mo at Walhalla, or apply on thc premises. JESSE A. HALL. ?Slay fy 1801_40 Vtf EXECUTORS' SALE. WILL PK SOLD, at tho lata rotndonco of Leonard Cnpohnrt, deceased, on Tuesday tho 11th of June next, all tho P li USO N A L P U O P K ll T Y Of said deceased, consisting of one Horse, ono Mule, one Oarringo, two Wagons, Household and Kitohon Furniture. Also, at his Mill place, ut - ' p. m., on tho sumo day, ono pair Mill Stones and Irons, ono Cotton flin, ono Dutch Fan, ono Hopper', some Saddle Trocs, ito TEIIMS-For nil sums under fivo dollars, cash; for sums of and ahovo that amount, credit till 1st January noxt, with intorosC from date, noto and security. M. M. NORTON, ) . . L. N. ROBINS, ) May 21. 1801 42 3 DOME TO THIS RI3&C3VE ! TUE CRISIS IS UPON VS! 4 LL poisons indobtod to W. IL DENDY & /'V. CO., for tho yoiir 1860. must come forward and 'mqko cottlcmcmt by Noto or Cash-cash preferred-as wo aro heeding monoy. Poisons indobtod to tho linn of' DENDY & PULLEN for tho years 1858-'59 mutt pay within twonty days from this dato, or pay cost, without discrimination. W. IL DENDY & CO. Walhalla. Fob. 1,180.1 _ 20__ tf__ THE STATE OF' SOUTH CAROLINA, ' .VIC KEN S ul ST ni OT. T SABRA DANIELS, wife of John Dnnici.v of 1 . Plckons District, hereby gives notice that, upon tho expiration of tho legal length of limo, I will trado and act ns a freo doaler or "femme covert ;" and publie notice is hereby giren accordingly. My occupai ion is that of a farmer and wnavor, 'SABRA DANIELS. May 28, 1801 43 8m THE -STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, P1?KKKB-IN KQtUTT. Tilmnn O. Magoo, 1 ve. Bill for Partition,. &o. . Marot Magoo, ot. al. j ITappoarlnjj to tho Commissioner that Maret Magoo, N. A. Magoo, Nancy Hunt; hoirs nt-law or Fanny Mason, deceased, to wit: Bon jtimin Mason,- Elian Mason, .Ezekiel Mason. Benjamin Brown, II. M. Salmon and lui ?ha ml Ward, defendants In this caso, rosido Without tho limits of.thin State: On motion of Harri son & Pulllam, Comp. 8ol., it ls order?d, thoro foro, that the said ab?ont defendants do apponr, plead, rfpswor, or demur to complainant's said bill of complaint, within throo months from tho publication of this mle, oran O?dor pro C?nfesao Will be taken against thom. "". ROBT. A. THOMPSON, t.t.p.r,. Comm'rs Office Match 23,1801,. 8m n ci.11 ji i LL.-.' ! a L ? ? J ?-". ' ??y.n'?i?<jiA'.1..'. CLAREMONT ACADEMY. rTHIH TRUSTEES (uko pleasure ia un noun X ctn* tu ino pubiic, tiiat they havo seemed the sorvicos of Mr. (J. L, IIOI.UNOSWOIITII and LADY, to tako ohargo of tho Gluromont Aondo my. Thcso Touohors luivo exporience, und aro compotent to instruct in nil tho various branch es of an English education. By arrangement, a Malo n'ud Female School will be taught in tho saino house The Academy wdll bo openod on tho 2d Mon day in .January. 1801. Good boarding can bc had in tho neighbor hood on favorable terms. Thc salubrity of the climate and the moral hmo ol' tho vicinity, aro inducements that should riot bc overlooked by parents and gunr diaus in educating their children and wards. By order of thc Hoard : . M. S. STKI1JLINO, Soo'v. Jan. 9. 1801_ 23_if SHERIFF'S SALES. ]")Y virtue of sundry writs of tieri facias to me di ) rooted, will bo sold bolero tho Court Mouse, in Picketts District, within thc legal hours, on tlie first Monday and Tuesday lu Jilly next, Ono traci of land containing atilt neron more or less, lying on Hooky Fork, waters of (Mianga creek, adjoining lauds of Spencer Chambers, Kph ral ni Cobb and others, levied on ns tho properly of Wm, Phillips at thc suit of Robert S)>cnccr and others. One tract of hind containing 100 acres more or less, whereon thc defendant now lives, adjoining hinds of David Shepard, Ell Shepard and others, as thc proper! v of I.. 13. Rutledge at thc suit of B. H. li. M. nuil T. J. Keith Exor's. One gray horse and one gray marc, levied on as thc properly of David h. and John C. Richey, at tho suit of Messiah bong, vs. David L. and John ?. ltichey, nud Edward ((erndon. One sorrel lun sc, one sorrel inure, one ox wagon and one yoke oxen, lo vied on as tho properly of Jossa A. Hall, al tho suit of J. C. Youldoo, for an other. One tract of land containing-acres move or less, on waters of Six Mile Creek, adjoining lands of Hohei t P. Morgan, John Howell & Co. and oth ers, levied on as the property of l?state of Major Lewis deceased, ut thc suit of tho Slate for Taxes. One tract of hunt uontniiting.'lttucrcs tnoreor less, adjoining hinds of Perrin Udell, Felix Ropers and others, levied on as tho properly of A. M. Maul din, nt the suit ol' J. H. Sidon nnd others. One tract of land containing 150 ncr OS more or less, adjoining lands of P. Gossott. O. W. Parr nnd others, levied on as tho property of Anna Turner, nt tho suit of A. H. Crook. Ternis, cash ; purchasers I o pay for papers. W. Ni CHAKI, Sip.?. 'Jillie 7, 1801_l-l_ld THE STATIC Ol? SOUTH (J ABO UNA, 1X O ll U1X A ll Y - j* io K K S s. J. E. Hagood, Adin'r, "l F:litioit vs [ for Jeremiah Whitniire & v. i fe A nun, et.als J Settlement. IT appearing to my satisfaction I lint James Rob inson, Geogo Robinson, jr, JoSojili Robinson, Randall Robinson, Lydia Hngobd, Thomas Hil? and wife Martha, tho hcirs-nt-lnw of William Rob inson, deceased, (names nnd number unknown.) nivl thc heirs of Elizabeth Reese, deceased, (names and number unknown,) d?tendants in this case, reside without the Inuits of lids Slate: lt is or dered, therefore, thal I hose several absent parlies do appear in the (hunt of Ordinary, to be holden j nt Pickons Court House on Monday tho 8th day of July next, lo shew cause, if any they cnn, why a (mal SCI I lemont 6f the Estate of Hardy Rollinson, doceased. should not be linnie and a decree pro nounced thereon. W. E. HOLCOMRE, O.P.?. Ordinary's O?l?ce. April 2. 1801 8m $20 REWARD. I) UNA WA Y from tuc subscriber, on thc 0 th V of Inst December, BERRY; nbout Ti feet 7 inches high, very black skin. 20 years old : sometimes he limps slightly, from having had ono of his logs broken three years ?go. Ile has a wife nt Dr. II. C. Millor's. near Pendleton, timi is probably lurking in that neighborhood. Thc above reward will be paid for his appre hension and delivery to tho nearest jail. All pp .'sons detected in harboring or aiding bim in arr / wnv, will bo dealt with according to law. JULIUS Ni HOSS. Vt.oRit\cK, S.C. April '??. I80j 37- tf JA MKS T'- ORR. W. P. ?RICK. ORR & PRICE, ~ A T TORN E Y S AT L A \V, ? loenville C. SI., Practico in tho Courts of thc Western Circuit. THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. VICKKNS-IN EQUITY. Mary Jano Harton, ~| by her next friend, j Bill for construction of vs> [ B. Ibuleston Harton, Deed, &c. nnd Jane Harton, J IT appearing to my satisfaction that Jane Harton, ono of tho defendants In tills caso, resides with out tho limits of thisStato: On motion of Norton, Comp. Sob, it is ordered that she do appear in this Court, and plead, answer or demur lo complain iiiii 's said bill nf complaint, willan throe months from the pitbli- t'ioii of this rule, or an order j>ro 'vonfeuo will bo laken against her. HORT. A. THOMPSON, c.R.r.n. Com rs Office. Mardi 80?1801. 8m ir? t? ?T)A5?E: OF; spy Til CAROLINA, IX onniXAUY-PtckKXS. Nancy A. E. Gilliland \ vs. > Pct. for Partition. Jolin H. Y. Oillilaiid, ct. als. J IT appearing to my satisfaction that Lemuel J. Oilliland, one of the defendants in this case, is absent from and without thc limit? of this State : It is ordered, thcrefove, that tho said absent de fendant do appear in tho Court of Ordinary, at l'ickons C. H. on Monday tho 20th day of August next, and object to thc partition or sale of thc lieut l?state of Dav'ul Gilliland, deceased, or his consent to thc samo will bo entered o!" record. \V. E. HOLCOMRE, n.r.n. Ordinary's Office, May 20. 18(11 12-?hu TIIITSTATE" OF~80dTiTl" CAROLINA. IN >'.QU ITV-1'IOKKNS. John Hurdino, *) vs. i Hill for Partition, kc. ? Palsy Hurdino, et . als. J ?T appearing lo my .satisfaction that tho heirs of J Polly Luthem, to wit: Goo. Lathem.T. IL South wink and wifo Patsy, J. W. Lalhcm, Richard M. Lr.tlietii, Aiiibew P. Lnihem, Anthony G. Lalhom, Sum. \V, L.ithcin, Jas. E. l'otit and wife Jane E., Jncob Hrnest and wife Helsy, Jos, Hurdino, Hayi'L ! Hnrdinc, Elijah Robinson and wife Henrietta, defendants in this caso, resido without thc limits of this State: On motion of Harrison & Pallium, Comp. Sols., H IS ordered, therefore, that Ibo nani ! absent d?fendants do appear in this honovublo Court, and plead, answer or demur,. to complain ant's suld bill of complaint, within tltroo months from tho publication hereof, or an order pro con few will bo taken as 'o them. ROOT. Av THOMPSON, O.K.P.?. Coinr's. Oflic?, March 28, 1801. ' fini '?U? STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. 1MCKKN8-IN EQUITY. Warren P.. D. Moss, } vs. y Amended Hill for Ro Samticl M. Hunt, ct. al. J lief, &o. IT appearing to my satisfaction that- Samuel M. Hun I, ono Of (hu dc fen dun ! s in (his caso resilles without (ho limits of this State: On motion of Norton, Comp. Sob, it is ordered that ho do np ponr in (his Coull, and plead, answer or dotnur to complains ni's amended bill bf cotuphiint itt this casoewithin throe months from tho publication of lida mle, or an order pro confetso will be takon against him. ItOHT. A. THOMPSON, c.R.r.n. Com'rs. O?oo; Mavo.lt 80, 18(11._ 8m T?I K SI7ATV? OF SOUTH CAR0?7I?A, , PIOKP.NS-IN ORDINARY. To John Jenkins, his heirs, or Creditors : YOtt nvfi hereby notified to bc and npponv In tho Court of Ordinary, to bo holden nt Pickens C. H., on Monday tho Isl day of July next, to shew caiiio, If fthy you cnn, why tho distributive shnro shotted to Jehu Jenkins in the Kcal Estate of Fraftols tonkins, deceased, should not be divided Amongst (ho next of kin of tho said John Jenkins. W. K. HOLCOMBE, o.p. n. *0 ,6 My H)* 1361." MARBLE YARD A? PENDLETON. I^YERYONE CAN HE SUITED, AS AVE ? linvc un hand mul receive evory month tho host ITALIAN AN? AM CHICAN MARBLE FOR MONUMENTS; SLAMS, TOMBS AND HEADSTONES OE ALL SIZES And ns cheap ns can he bought anywhero, with freights added. Cut Miers, 3 1-2 cents cnoh. Raised letters, 20 cents each ; and thu letters cut Jeep and well. Wo have secured the services of Mr. JOHN C. CHERRY as our Agent, who will do nil that cnn be dune to give entire satisfaction. All business transacted hv him will be ratified by LEAY ELL ? WHITE. March 20, 1800_33_tf THE PENDLETON HOTEL. rilliE Subscriber takes pleasure in informing I his friends and the public, that he has ta ken charge of that large and commodious Ilouso in tho village ?if I'KIVmJUTOIV, s. c. Ho intends to keep a first class house, and invites thc tic veiling public and his friends to givo him a call. Amongst tho comforts and conveniences added, is that of a Reading Room, where the latest papers may he consulted A. ?. ROWDEN. Fob 2.1800_27 tr BANK OF STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. CHARLESTON. Febiuary 15, 1801. fin BK LEO ISLA TURE haying, at its last JL session, anthemed tho issue of Bonds to the amount of $070,000, bearing an interest of | 7 per cent., for the purpose of providing the Ibnds required to sustain the State in thc act of resuming her rights of Sovereignty, this Bank is now prepared to dispose of thc Bonds. They are issued in sums of $f>0, SIC'), and $1">0. An opportunity is thus afforded every citizen to make a secure and profitable investment, while contributing old to the cause in which the State is cngnged. With tho view of enabling citizens in ney part of the State to share in tho loan, thc Clerks of tho Courts of thc several Districts have boen requested ti? open Books of Subscrip tion for thc Stock. Suitable arrangements will bo made for furnishing bonds on the receipt of | thc money, at an carly dav after each subscrip tion has been made. Engagements for thc purchase of Bonds may be made at the Bank, or nt any of its branches. It is probable that, nt tho next session of the Legislature, those partie* who d?sir? it may have have their Bunds converted into Stock. C. M. FORMAN; President. February 28, 1801_^30_ tf i?B CB IC A Ii ? A lt B>~. DR. 0. IL S Y.M M ES having completed his Collegiate course, oilers Ins Professional services to his friends and tho public generally. Will be prompt in his attention to Ids pntrons. His ofiicu will be foeud with Dr. M. L. SHARPE in tho brick building adjoining Store of late E. B. Benson & Son; Pendleton, May 12, 1SG0 41 tf BLUE RIDGE HOUSE, AT 1 Pendleton, S. C. rpiIE SUBSCRIBER, who has had several I years experience in Holed business, (hav ing been sole proprietor of thc Williamston Springs Hotel fur ninevears,) is now proprietor of the BLUE RIDGE HOUSE, where he will bo glad to see nil his old friends and patrons and also the travelling public. His bouse will bo provided with everything necessary for a well-kept house, both from tho fea board markets and surrounding country, and bis Bar with choice Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Ho has good sorvants, and every attention will be paid to his guests to render their sojoufn agreeable. Tho good society of Pendleton Village-the pro verbial good health of its Inhabitants-its fine cool water and bracing atmosphere-its prox imity to the mountains and its accessibility by Railroad, nil contribute to mnkc it one of thc best summer resorts in thc upper country. Per sons arriving boro on tho oars, and wishing to visit the mountains or any other point of tho surrounding country, can bc accommodated with good conveyances and careful drivers fruin tho Livery Stable kept boro. J. W. COBB. May 15, 1800 42 _tf THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, PICKKNS-IN KQUITV. G. W. Bankin, Assignee, ] vs. > Pot. fur Belief, &c. B. F. Holland and others. ) IT appearing to thc Cu. rt that B. F. Holland, Christopher Kirksoy, Jared E. F. Kirksoy, Isiah M. Kirksoy, Mary L. M. Kirksoy, resido without this State : On motion of Harrison & Pulliam, Pro. Pot., it is ordered, I hat tho enid abttOrit defendants do appear, plead, answer or dom ur, to the petition filed in this case, within tin ce months from tho publication hereof, or their consent to the same will u? taken pro con I Jessa as to them. ROBT. A. THOMPSON, C.E.P.D. Oommfra Office, March 23. 1801. 3m THEHSTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. PI CK KN 8-IN KQU1TY. G. W. Massingill, cl. als. "1 vs. > Bill for Account, Itc Davld McWhortcr, ct. als. j lief, &c. IT appearing to my satisfaction that Sarah E. McWhorter, Louisa C. Brown, John McWhor tcr, defendnnts in this onso, resido without thc limits of this Stnio: On motion of Orr & llnddcn, Comp. Sols., it is ordered, therefore, Hint the said absent defendnnts do appear in this Court, and plead, nnswer or demur to comploinnnts' (midhill of complaint, within ihrco months Iron thc pub lication hereof, or on order pto ron/mo will bo Aiken against I hom. HOBT. A. THOMPSON, c.K.r.n. Cotn'rs Office. March 8U, 1801. 3m STIV?? O?IWUTI? CAI?6LI?7V~~ TUCK ENS ni.STlUCT-OBHCE COl'ttT OP OOMXON PLEAS. "VST" IL LI AM F. PARKER, who is In tho cus TT tody of thc Shoriff of Pickens District, by virtue of a writ of cav?is ad satixfactend?an, at tho suit of Islmm W. Taylor,* having filed in my office, together with a schedule on oath of his estate and effects, his petition to tho Court of Common Ploae, praying that ho may bc admitted to tho bcnofit.of tho Act of tho Con ow! Assembly inndo for tho rcliof of Insolvent Debtors: It in ordered, that tho said Ishnm W. Taylor,, and all othors, tho oreditors to whom tue enid William F. Parkor is in any wiso indebted, bo and they aro hereby sum moned and have notice to nppoar before tho said Court, at PickCns Court Houso, oh tho 3d Mon ?'day of October noxt, to show causo, if any they can, why tho prayer ot tho petition ef?rosaid should not bo granted. J. E. IIAGOOD, c.cr. Offioo Common Pleas. April I, 1801 3ny W. K. KA si.KY ISAAC WtCKI.lFI/K EASLEY & WICKLIFFE, Attorney? nt 1.uv*-, ni l-l. Attend punctually to nil business en trusted to their caro In thc Bist riete comprising the Wostom Circuit. orr ICE AT PICKENS Ci IIA s. c. Sept. '?ft. IBftft ? .1* tf J. W. NORRIS, JR. .T. W. HAUUlSON. ?. 0.- POtt,lAM. ?^JlRIMrAKRISON & PULL?ART, A itOVKKt J S at W/HW, AND SOLICITORS IN EQUITY, WILL attend promptly to all business entrusted to their care. Ma. POLLUX can. always be found in tho Office. tffflCE AT P?CiCKNS C. H., 8. O. . ~m*..!.tm_m JO?. X. NOMON, A T Y O R ?? E V AT LAW, AND Solicitor in Equity * PICKE NB COURT HOUSE, S. ? Jun. 1. 1*58_25 ? tf A. FISCHESSER, Watchmaker and Jeweller, WALHALLA, S. C., HAS received nt his stund on Muin-strcot, rt largo and beautiful assortment of - Watches and Jewelry, Which is offered very low to his friends and tho trading public. REPAIRING, in all its brunches, done in a most workmanliko manner, and with do* spateh. Al! work warranted. dunc 22. IMO 47 f - H. FAJEN, AT WALHALLA, S. C . , IS now receiving a splendid assortment BUY (J 00 OS, For Ladies and Gentleman's Wear, -ALSO Head J -marie Clothing. [Ho also luis un band thc finest Cnssimers and Linens, for tho .Springend .Summer; together with inuny other articles not ncccssnry to men tion. _ , Mr. FX J RN continuos tho Tailoring Business in ull its brunches, and respectfully solicits rt share of public patronage; _ Muy 12. 1X59_42_tf CABINET MAKING, AT MO ICC! A IVS IfllfjL, ?. Ci. rilli K undersigned is prepared to execute all _|_ orders in this line. Promptness nnd punc tuality is promised if custom is extended.-?* Terms, ensy. JAM KS WHITE & CO. August 24, 1800 _4_tf_ POWDER FOR SALE. riUIK South Carol?p? Powder Mills' Company JL offer for sale, un good terms, the following kinds of superior Powder, vi/,: Common Blasting powder per keg $4 26 Brilliant " " " " 5 26 Common Mining " V " 5 25 Brilliant '* V . " " 0 25 Common Biflo " M ?? : 7 25 Brilliant " " ?' 14 8 50 Where tho keg is roturncd 25 cent? will bc deducted. Address JOHN BOWEN & Co, Bickens Court House, S. C. WM. B. BOWEN, Agent. Sept, 7, 1800 _G _tf_ ft I tic Kid ge Railroad. TO ?.MW CABS on the Blue Ridge Itailroad leave Pen dleton on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri days, nt 15 minutes beforo 4 o'clock, A. M. On Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at 1 o'clock, P. M Leave Anderson on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays immediately after the cars arrive from Belton in tho morning. On Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays, o.. tho arrival of tho enrs from Columbia. Sept. 8, 1800 _0_tf Law Notice. TUB undersigned will devoto himself entirely to thc practice of Law and Equity on tho Western Circuit. Mr. IIADDKK is his partner at Pickens. JAMES L. ORB. Anderson C. TL. May 10. 1850_42-?f WM. C. KEITH, A T T O R N E Y AT LAW, YU I bb attend promptly to all business entrusted ll to his euro in the DistrioU- comprising the Western Circuit. Oflicc nt Pickens C. II. Dec 5. lB5n_20_ tf Slate ol'So ii Iii Carolina. IN ORDINARY-PICKENS. Wm. Bunter, Adm'r, ) vs. >Pet. for Settlement. J. M. Owens and others, j IT appearing to my satisfaction that J. M. Owens and wife Pc-melia A., Olintta Ar cher and Eugenia Archer, defendants in this case, reside without the I'm its of this Stute: It is ordered, therefore, that the said nbsont de fendants to npponr in tho Court of Ordinary, at Pickens C. H., c-u Monday the first day of.?uiy next, to shew cnuse, if any they can, .why a final settlement of thc estate of Andrew II. Ar cher, deceased, should not bc made nt that time, and a decree hud thereon. W. E. HOLCOMBE, o.p.D. March 2.1. 1801. 33_3m State ol'South Carolina, IN EQUITY-PICKENS. Elizabeth Evatt, | v. V Amended Bill for Parti* J. S. F. Evatt, ot.nl. J tion, <*c. IT appearing to my satisfaction thai Addison . Beggs1 nnd wifo Sarah, defendants in thia case, resido without the? titbits ef this State-. Or? motion of Harrison & Pu Ilia m. Comp. Sol., ?ti? ordered, therefore, that the said defendants do appear in this Court, plead, answer or demur to tho amended bill in this cn?0, within ihreo mouths from the publication hereof, or an order pro cciifc?MO will be taken ngainst them. HOBT. A. THOM PSON, c.K.r.n. ' Comm'rs Office, March 23, 1801. 3m Law Notice. rPHE undersigned hnvo formed a partnership in 1 the practice of Law nnd Equity fov Pickens District. Mr. HAIMU'.X muy be consultod at his oflicc in Pickens and Mr. Om at Anderson. JAMES L. O?tB, W. M. IIADDEN. Pickens C. TL, May 10. 1859 42-tf THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, rioKEVs-rs KQITITY. Wm. Iiembreo "1 vs v Petition for P.oliof, &e C. W. Baldwin. J IT appearing to my satisfaction that G. W. Bald win, tho defendant in this ease, resides without tho limits of ?his State ; on motion of hoed and Brown, Pro. Pet, ordered, that ho do appear ftnd plead, answer or demuvtothe petition in ?Ids on se, within tlirco months from (his date, or.tho saino will bo taken against him ju o confessa. KOB'T. A. THOMPSON, c.K.r.n. March 9, 18ttl , 81 8m The State of South Carolina, PWKKNs msTJtwr, I. LUCY McCOY, wifo of Roy McCoy; of 9 Pickons District, hereby gives notice that, upon the expiration of the tygnl length of timo, I will trado nnd not as n froo dealer or "femme covert;" and public notice is hereby gUon no cordingly. My occupation In that of a Farmer nnd Seamstress. LUCY McCOY. . March 23. 1801. 33 3m The State or Sont lt Carolina, riCKEN8-- IN EQUITY. O. M. Lynch, ot. als. ) vs. V Bill for ParUtlon, ?be. C. F. Lynch, et. als. ) IT appearing to the Comroiesioner that Wil liam J. Lynch, O. F; Lynch, Calvin T.vr.eh, Jnsbn Gillospionnd wifoEL/.abeth, John t<owis and wife Mary, William Bnkor and wife Sarah, Riobard Robinson nnd wife Nnuoy, John Rob" inson and W'IHV Klhsa,'defendants in thin ctisO, reside without tho limits of this State': On mo tton of Orr Httdden, Comp. ?Sols,, lt ls order ed, therefore, that the said absent defendant* do appear in this Court, and plead, answer, or domUr to complainants' Said bil! of. complaint, within three months from tho publication here of, or an order pro e?i\fi$so will bo taken against thom. ROBT, A. THOMPSON, ?;fcfctw Cornr'f Ofltce, Marvh2^18ftL Stu