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bittern oas Wild opposition: They charged As- ' tisUnt-.CouiuiisiotiiJr Jity/jit .Columbia-, with engaging largely in planting; und grossly neg- j looting tho froid mun. lie lins continued thoso "Undor him in a nituatiou - little hotter thtni slayory. . Tho office under Saxton's administration won extremely pernicious, and ospccially OD thc Sea Islands; but Comm issionor Scott is now rapidly reforming the nouses which existed uiidov'hls {iioucoossbv. They notice tho u'ffuirs <?f the. 8.0a Islands at considerable length. They roprc9ont thirty thousand negroes as be ing there mostly* io a destitute condition. . This they attribute chiefly to dishonest sharpers who have oomo fro In the North, and who sys tematically swindle the frccdilieu \yjth worth less money. They mention gross extortion and Uinl-tie. i i?ut of thy freedmen on plantations -managed by one Underwood,.of'Boston. They found Jenkins' plantation, near by, ad mirably nianuged. ladings' pluutatioii in thc ' only oue wbcre the freedmen arc prospering - . without white supervision. . They rcccoitiuiciid as the most oquitablo so lution of thc Sea Island question, that tho laud should bc. surrendered next January >to former owners on condition that they pay tho freedmen foi" the iuiprovouionts which have been mad? by them. Tilsou ?wi '-Scott con cur in this recommendation They suggest tho" issuance of the necessary orders by thu - superintendent in timo for j?l.."tiug arrange ments! They also rcoohyiiond tlu.t the ser vices of citizens in tho Bureau, as .agents, be henceforward discontinued. Thoy report Col. .s-i;.?iuiscrution in Florida as judi cious ohd beneficial. WASIUNCTUN, June lo.--Til thc Senate Mr. Doolittle called up thc resolution offered by him yesterday, requesting thu Presiden! to communicate to tho Senate any informa tion in h ii possession relativo t J thc depart ur?, of Austrian troops from Mexico, flo said l)< had reas??n to believe that thc' resolut ?rn would bring out infmnhitioti of a very?eatisfuc tory character.. Ile was confident -Mexico wa: about being evacuated1 by thc French troops The resolution was adopted: The Legislative Appropriation Hill wascoii sidered. Thc House, proceeded 1 the eousideratioiro the constitutional amcnduie.iit as reported frou the Reconstruction Committee, which wai ber? tof<ire. pissed by the House, and .was ni turo'U by the Senate in reference to the basil pf representation and repudiation of.thc Cpu federate debt. Mr. Stevens proposeil to debate tho sub j?:ct for a short tim??, speeches tu bo limito? to fifteen minutes, which was agreed toby th House. . Mr. Stevens dosed the. debate by say i nt thc amendments \Verc not such as he desired as they did not recognize thc right of th black man (o vote. I Li however. trusto<l thu something on this subject would be done i future legislation. Ile. took occasion to stif, matizo the President as an usurper uudortr king to estnablish Civil Governments in th seceding Stntos. Under his (Stevens') demand for the pr? vi??us question, tho House concurred in til Senate's amendments to tho constitution! amend neut hy a vote of one hundred an twenty to thirty tw<>. * Thc Speaker, therefore, announced the joli resolution ns passed. Several gentlemen announced the reasoi for tho absence of their colleagues, who, th? said, if present, would have voted for the pro] osi t iou. Mr. Kldrldgo, to ridicule those gentlcliK paid that if Brooks and Yoot hot s had- ll boon unseated, they would have vul?;d again the proposition. [Laughter.] Mr.. Scheu? retorted by snying lie had no doubt if Jeff?' son Davis were a member nf the House, 1 too, would have voted against the amen nient, [Laughter.] On tho Republican side the votes consist? of Hopublicnns -of every shiido, ineludii Smith, of Kentucky, Raymond, of N? Yolk, and Wh?loy and Lathrop, of West Vi gi tl ia,. Tho negative voles were COlliposi wholly of decided Democrats. Tho proposed, constitutional moondine will be submitted to tho Legislatures-of tl respective States for their action. Mr. Stevens propelled a substitute for t pending Bill reported by tho Itecoustructi Committee, to enable tho States lately tn i hellion to regain thoir privileges in thc Unie Tho matcrinl point in tho substituto in t admission of Tennessee with her present Sc atora and Represoutivos j .but she is h oren fi to bo excluded unless before tho first of Jil unry sho extends tho right pf suffi ago i p irtially to every class, besides ratifying t constitutional amendment,-to which referen is above made. WASHINGTON, Juno 14.-Tho Bank'i Committee of tho House of lteprcBcatives day reported a Bill cmendntory of the Niith al Banking law. The Bill provides for S duction of t?n percent, of tho circulation oxisting National Banks to allow thirty millie eii'oulation for distribution amongst the n Southern Banks. Tire Bill contemplates increase of tho present nggregnto Natioi Bunk circulation of throe hundred millipi Mr. Harris, of Mnrylnpd. >*;??.' extraordinary WpO/?^*?v;J?aj abo da Hi?ere Hart,t?* K^0'1 in t'10 House to day. . - v M*?] maintained tho right of secession, ti ?Vl5n' said tho South had exercisced that r-ltt, n wore now Foreign .States. Ho said ho woi vote against their representation, boro. During this extraordinary speeoh, Mr. II ris said that though tho C?nfedornto stnnd? had boort lowered, thc standard of South pride was as high as ever*. .Ile Snjd tho ( that thoir soil oovcrcd the bonos of throe li dred thousand of thoir invaders was not < ouluted to lowor their tono. He also f tfyat Johnson was illegally Presiden t.beca he was a cltzon of 0 foreign S tn to. Ho li wisVdcuotincod the military trihi arid cx< tiou of Mrs.-Surratt. . Tho speech created a groat sensation, ns well it might ott account of its boldness. In thc Semite, Mr. Morgau presented a me morial from tho New York Cbamborof Com mer?a, in favor of tho- Bankrupt Law. Mi*. M. organ expressed himself in favor of tho Bill-, and said he hoped it would bo reportod at au carly day from the Judiciary Committee. ? ' Thea! ouse passed tho Bill ro-ostablishing mi Aortiiy Office-itu Oregon and Idaho. Samuel Hanson, fonncly a clerk in the Confederate Pustpflice Department; committed suioidc" in this oily to day. Tho cause assign ed was watit of employ mont und reduced cir cumstances. Thu "Star" asserts that thc votes of thc more conservative .Union uicu were obtuincd for thc constitutional amendment by a pledge from their Radicals colleagues that no uction shall be taken during the p rosen t session upon the Bills also reported from the Joiut Committee on Reconstruction. This virtually refers the whole matter to the people. There was considerable ctfoitcinciuV to day on the steps in front of tho Capitol. Mr'Ros sean, with rattan in hand, approached Mr. | (?linnell, and said he had waited several days I fur him to apologize for'tho outrageous assault j made on him in debate. Mr. (Jrionell said "i have- no npoioiry to make." Mr. Rosscnu i thoron po? applied tho cane, G linnell making ? I no resistance whatever. When Rosseau had finished the flagellation, Grinncl merely said, " lt. is-all right," and tho parties separated. - WASHINGTON, .Juno 10.-Thc Senate Fi nnic? Committee hu.v% fixed tho tax on cotton at two OOH ts per pound ; probably tho two Houses will compromise un throe cents. -The general principles of thc ll-jusc bill have uot been altered. SK.NATK.-The President returned thc bill incorporating New. York and Montana Iron and Mining Compniij .with his objections. The Presido lit think? tho bill gives a monop oly to a corporation of unknown corporators and to tho detriment of settlers who have thc right to claim land under the homestead law. In tho House a oom mi tfeb was appointed j to investigate thc facts of Rosseau's assault on G ri li ucl) ? and to report the same with res nlutiuns looking -to tho vindication of tho dignity of thc House and protection of* thc j members. * lu the House Mr. Bingham submitted concurring resolutions requesting the President " to i II form forthwith the Governors of thc States of thc passage by Congress of tho proposed constitutional amendment, so that thc Legisla ture may act on it nt once. It was objected to. Remarks followed, which led .to a dooision by thc Speaker that .Joint resolutions did not have to bo submitted to tho President for his signature. After some debate on this special order, tho bill for restoring tho Southorn Sttood to politic d . privileges, tho Houso ad journed. WASHINGTON, .Juno 19.--The President to dav sent tho nomination to tho Senate of Governor Holden, of North Carolina, as Min ister to San Salvador. " Mr. Gu rfc! tit, of Ohio, called up tho motion to reconsider tho vote by which tho Rill to establish a National Bureau of ICducat'ou was. rejected and tho question being put, ?ho.mo tion prevailed, yeas TO ; nays 40. Tho bill was then read a third time nnd passed j yeas SO ; nays 44. In tho House Mr. Rogers, of Ne.W Jersey, presented tho minority report, of tho Committee un Reconstruction. It is n long dpeumept consisting fi( an elaborate ar gument in f?ivor of the President's policy and the immediate admission of Southorn repre sentation. It takes ground that a State can neither withdraw or be expelled from the Union The war was to preserve not lo de stroy tho States. The report concludes with a eulogy inion tho purity of the motives uf President Johnson. eg .?? ss; 1 .'. 1 . ..' .1 .!? RECEIPTS. The following persons have paid on their sub. ycripUon to tho Cot iumi, ns follows j W. Fi Parker, - - - $1 00 Joseph Idles. - - - - 1 25 Rev. I). IL. l?onnemur, - - l 25 T. L. Allen. - -. - 2 00 THE COMMISSIONERS OF ROADS of the 2d Regiment. R. C. M., will meet at Picketts C. ll.j on Saleday iu Inly next, for thc transaction of important business. Thc ('onirni?uionora of the 6lh Regimentare invited to moet with un. . . O. \Y. PHILLIPS, Chm'ti. Juno 20. 1800 ' 40 2 1 THE LAST CALL. I WILL bo nt Piokens C. IL, on Monday 25th, 1 2tllh nod 27th, and nt Walhalla 2Hlh. 2?lh and 80th JII IO, for tho pnrpo.se of revolving Holums and Taxes for 18ti">. My Hooks will then be closed. Defaulters will be dealt with as the law directs after that date. * ' S. 0. HERXDOX, T. Ci Jone il, 18Ri*) 88 8 LOOKOUT! OURSONS indebted to tho Estate of Isaac Milter, 1 deceased, must come. forward, bcl'oro Return day, and settle their Notes. Longor indulgence will not be given." MARY MILLER, Ex'trix. Juno 0, ISM 88 tf Jlfiisitr??;-'-1--i-' Wffi-wi - 4 LL PERRONS indobted to thc Estate of Larkin ix Hendricks, deceased, must come forward im mediately . nnd make payment, or they will havo cost to liny, ns longer indulgence will not be given. Those having demands against said1 Ebtato will pr?sent thurn, locally attested/ to A. J. ANDERSON, Kx'or. Juno 18, 18flfi . 80 . ? 4 DR. A. J. ANDERSON " \1TILL glvo striotattuntiontothe PRACTICE OF ?i PHYSIC in all tts various branches. CUASOES REASONABLE. .. , ' OFFICE : PIOKENS G. H. . May 10, 1806 ? 35 tf SMITH & H?VEY, PENDLETON, S. C., HAS JUST REC LIV EU and ia now opening a very largo and well selected STOCK or OOO OS, Cori sl ut! ti g nf Culioeen,' Gin^hamsV Muslins, Shall ios, Lawns. Beregot, Tissues, Crape?. Worsted, White and Colored/Jaconet. Dottod and-Plain Swiss, Toi ton, Nutiftook, India L<mg Cloth, Bleached and Uruwif Shooting and Shirt ings, Black, and Colored Silks, Kid and Silk Gloves, Coifs and Collar*, Enibroklorcd Edging' and Inserting, Dross Cord, of al colors ; Rib bons and Bonnets, fcc. A Groat Varioty of yankee Notions Of Every Kind. GENTS' GOODS: Black and Colored Caesinioro, Broad Cloth. Tweed*. White and Colored Linens, Cott..nados, Morsuillo*. binen Bottoms/&c. READY MADE CLOTHING; Broad (.?loth. Uluok antPOolorod Cossiinero, Morsntlos, Tweeds and Alpaccn Coats, Vests and Pants. HATS AND CAPS, BOOTS AND SHOES, Ladies' and Scats' Hoofs and SB?oes in Cir ?at Variety. CHOCK ICKY A Xl) GLASSWARE, of all descriptions. A very largo assortment of Lamps and Fis tu ru*, Press Tin, ?xe. * . GROCERIES: Will in a few days havou gaul assortment of Orocerios. Wo invito all persons visiting our Town to call ami sec our Stock before buying, espe cially our JLatllCN' ?>rCS? GOOdH, as wo have a vorv. large Stock, and have been careful ly selected by OUR M ll. UOVEY. who has bcou in New York for tho last two months. Pendleton, S. C., May 8, 1800 34->-tf J?lINS?^& G ILL HAN 1) M AVK JUST KKCUIVU?, PROM NEW YORK A^O CHARLESTON,. .4 FR KS 11 STOCK OF imi'Ci.S AM) XA. FArVCJ* tiOOMS, auch aa OPIUM, MORPHINE, QUININE. MAGNESIA, NITRATE SILVER. CASTOR OIL, EPSOM SALTS. EXTRACT LOGWOOD, FINK URANDY, W1AKS, VIOLIN BOWS, POUND PINS. NEEDLES, SCHOOL 0OOKS, o in;EX PAINT, TOYS OF ALL K1XDS. CREOLE BITTERS, FOR THE CURR OF DYSPEPSIA AX I) DEBILITATING DISEASES OF FEMALES. Walhalla. S. C. May 3, 1800 _ __o3-lf_ READ THIS ! ? . Ll. PERSONS lndohtcd to tho l?state ol' Janies tx Lay, dccoa8Cil, will save cost hy Bottling oil their Nolcs before Return Day. Thoso having de mands against this l?tate will please present theta, legally attested, to W. A. LAY, KN*.or. _May 28, 1801! . 4 A T t O R N E Y A T L A W AXD SOLICITOR IN EQUITY, WILL PRACTICE II IS PROFESSIOX in thc Courts ol tho Western Circuit. All business left with Maj. J. M. ADAMS, at Picketts C. H., will reeoivo prompt attention. June 7. 1806 _ li* _ tf HARRISON & WHITNERS A T T O lt N U 1rH A T li A \\ A N D SOLICITORS TN EQUITY, WILL PRACTICE in tho Oonrts ol Law aftJ Equity'Li the Westeru Circuit. J. W. I) A RAISON, 1 B. F. WH1TNER, {? . J. II. WHITNER, Anderson C. II. jv Pickcpt> C. IL . Dec 2Jt, 18(if> I fi tf JOSEPH J. NORTON, ATTORNEY AT LAW AND SOLilCITOlt IN tttfcUri'Y, OFFICE AT PIOKENS COURT HOUSE, S. C SoptflO, 1805 1 tf M'G0WAN~&- ADAMS,. Attorneys ett. Law, '/ AND SOLICITONS IN EQUITY, WILL GIVE PROMPT ATTENTION to all bus iness placed in thoir.charge. SAM'L. McOOWAiVv.V^- J J. M. ADAMS. Abboyjl^Sj^' / X Piok?ns, S. C. \-May 8, I??6 1 1 3 t tf NOTT CE. . . THE COVERED BRIDGE, across Keoweo River, near Picken? C. IL, was this day examined by a Board of Master Mechanics and pronounced at) already unsafe. Wo therefore notify tho travelling publio that tho Commissioners w.ii not bo respon sible for any aooldcnt that lAay occur in crossing it, Tito road loading to the Ford, just below tho Bridge, has boori put ip travelling .ordor. J. A. BALLINGER, * DANIEL HUGHES. WM. J.:HUNN1CUTT, , K. A- HOKE, , C'miroiseioooM. April-30, 180ft 3a 1 3 SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS ! AT * HARDIN, SMITH & CO'S., WALHALLA,, S. CL 'PHE Subscribers arc receiving from tho largest 1 ahU cheapest markets in tho United States, a hirg? uud well selected STOCK OF DRY GOODS, Consisting, in part, of Calicoes. Fauoy Goods, for Ltidlos' wear, &e., &o. OOODS for Uontiomcti's wear, HATS and O?PS, Of nil.sorts, sizes nud qualities. BOOTS AFSJU KBBOS:?, A well selected Stook of all kinds. GROCERIES: Sugar, Cofloo, Salt, Soda, Pepper, Spioo, In digo, Copperas, &o., &0. ???ft" We have a full variety of nil kinds of GOOD'S which have hoon selected with reference to tho special needs of this section, uud will be ?old astonishingly low for cash. HARDIN, SMITH & CO. Walhalla, April 21, 1800 82-tf " CTT F?SC11ESSKK, " ; WATCHMAKER, WALHALLA, S. C., f? IS PRKPAKED. with all necessary Materials, for KEPA IUI NO. in good ( J?style, WA'fl'?:iBIi,*f,?LOCKS ?s^daS* AXI> Ji;wBLni, Of almost every description. Work done on short notice, and Warranted. * --XLSO On hand a fine assortment of JEWELRV, aud otlier articles in my linc. Nov lf>. 18I?? m WALHALLA HOTEL, D. BIEMANN, Proprietor. I rpill? Proprietor respectfully informs his friends, 1 former patrons, and thc public generally, I hut j hu has Hc-opencd this Spacious, Well known Hotel, For the accommodation of transient and permanent Custom, and wilt ttiko especial pains to provide for thc comfort and convenience of his guests. . Walhalla is delightfully situated at the present terminus of the Blue Ridge Railroad, and thc Ho tel oilers a pleasant homo lo regular boarders. The Hotel table is supplied with''thc best the market affords, l'rices reasonable. Walhalla. Dec 2. 1R05 12 tf WATCHES, CLOCKS AND JEWELRY lt IE fi? & fl Bl ? LO , WITH NEATNESS AND DESPATCH fi?*iS2 1X00 M IX tOVBIjA^D'S /r-* ?Ki BUILDING, opposite the Post othco. 0?EI3tVVIJLIiI3 Ct II. -(ALSO: WATCHES AND CLOCKS FOR SALE. J AM RS 0. BLACK .March 0. 1800 _2<^ _._tf j! li. iiAGOOD, AGENT FOR TUB SOUTHERN REAL ESTATE;COMP'N Y WASHINGTON CITY, D. (J. I) FUSONS desirous of SELLING their FARMS, 1 TIMBERED LANDS. MINKS. MILL SHOALS, and any other kind of RB AL ESTATE, can have the same, sold for CASH through mc as Agent for the Southern Real Estate Company. I will adver tise and oller for sale all Real Estate without ex pense to tho owners until sold. IMokensJJ.JKjJ^ec 7^ 18iV>_ 13 tf TAKE DUE KOTIGE, AND 7 Govern Yourselvos Accordingly. IN CONSEQUENCE of the death ot W. II. Dendy, J ono of the fina of W. II. Dendy & Co., all per? 1 sons indebted to said ?inn, either by NOTE or AC COUNT, arc requested to call on DR. A. E. NOR MAN, Walhalla, and maleo settlement ; HO as it will enable mo to govern myself. Fal ling to do so, 1 will employ sotno one to call on you, whoso ex penses you will havo to pay. N. K. SULLIVAN, ono of thc abovo firm. NoV 10. 1805 10 tf Notico. 1MIOSE indebted to thu l?state of Isaac P. Pool, . deceased, must muka payment ; and those hav ing demands against said Estate will present them, legally attesnd, to I. WICKLIFFE, Esq. rayment must ulso be ma le to him. . .?" ? SOPHIE R. POOL, Ex'trix. May 2.1, 1800_30j_4__ Tho State of South Carolina. PICKEN &-IN ORDINARY, L.N.Robins,Ex'or, ) pctUi()n for efi"ic. Mary A^Capohart.ot.als. J m0,,t of Efltrtt0;' IT appearing to my satisfaction that tho heirs nt-luw of Ilarvoy Oapehart, deceased, (num ber, names and residence unknown.) resido Without tho limit? of this Stnto* : It is ordered, therefore, that those Haid absent defendants do nppoar in tho Court of Ordinary, at Piokons C. H., on Monday thc 27th day of August next, to show cause why a final settlement of the IJstnto of Leonard Oapehart, doconsed. should not bo then made, and a dooroo entered thereon. W. E. HOLCOMBE, O.I'.D. Ordinr.ry's Office, May 22, 1866 3m TT?^ST?TlToi"SOUTH CAROLINA, PICK ENS-IN 1?QUITY. Elisabeth Sanders ) vs. \ Bill of "Rcvlvor for Relief, B. W. Keith, ot.als. J Partition, &o. rillIKdefendants in this case, namely: Broad X troll W. Keith. Mary Keith, Drnoilla Keith, Susannah Keilli, and two other minor ohildren, Heirs-aUhvvf of Marville L. Keith, deceased, reside wit hom tho limit's of this Sta?: On motion of Norton, complainant's Solloitor', it in ordered, that thoso several absent defendants do appear in thia Court, within three months from tho publication hereof, and p oad, answer o? demur to oonvplain 1 .int's s iid hill of complaint ; otherwise, ? guardian I ad liter* 'will be appointed bjr tho Court to repro coiit their Interest* In thjs MU-M. I KOB'T. A. THOMF-30K,-0.a*4 I Com'rs Office, March 21,1666 S? ROWLAND & KN AU FI7, PENDLETON,. ARE NOW REC Jil VINO A FR KS H SUPPLY cf SEASON AX*iLE GOOttS? Consisting ifcainly ol GrROOEBIES: Sugar, Cofluc, Suit, Pepper, t?pico, Ginger, Soda, Ao., DRY GOODS: Such us Roots and Shoes, a good assortment , Kilts and Cap?, ol' tho latest Myles, and at prices tu suit the times ; Pocket Handkerchiefs, Fuucy Cra vats, Collars. Suspenders. Combs, Brushes. Soaps, rocket Knives', Pins, NecdleE, 'fluead, &c, kv. TOBACCO AND SEGARS, Of tho Quest brands; a good lot constantly ca I..nd. Caudieo, Oranges, Lemon's,' Figs, Eni?ioi. Nutt, Crook or?, Sardines, Oysters, countaufly r?? dived. FLOOR at wholesale and retail. TIN-WARE : A splendid lot on hand, and we would invite all who may bc in need of anything in this line to giv? os ? oatt, as Wu thiirk we can please you both in quality and price. As we have a Tin-shop in op eration. REPAIRING will bc neatly and promptly executed. OURBAR ls supplied willi choice LIQUORS, nud will I.? served to customers in thc best style. Raf" As usual, wc buy and barter for all mar ketable production?. Pendleton. S. C. A pr il 18. 1 SCO_bl- tf MILL'S Corner Queen ami Meeting; Streets* 'PIUS POPULAR AND WELL KNOWN HOUSE 1 is now fully opeu for-th? reception of visitors, having been re-furnished with NEW AND ELE GANT FURNITURE throughout'; and oilers to th? traveller accommodations and conveniences as a FIRST CLASS HOTEL, Not to bo equalled by any other Vorth or South. The patronage pf thc travelling public ia respect fully solicited. Rates of Board per dav. $4.00. " " mouth as mny be agreed on. JOSEPH PURCELL, Proprietor. Feb. 18, 1800 _U_tf TUE STATW Ol? .SOUTH CAROLINA, i*iekeus- lu JEquity. Elizabeth E. Hester, "I Amended Bill for by her next friend, Construction of vs. . Will, Discovery, Eliz'b'th Hester, Ex'trix.et als. J Acc't. Relief, ko. IT appearing to my satisfaction that Malinda Hes ter, Stephen C. Hester, Laura A. Hester and Mary E. Hester, defendants in this cuse, rcvido without the limits of this State: On motion of McGowan & Adams, complainant's Solicitor.*, it is ordered thut thc said absent defendants do appen? itt this Court, and plead, answor, or demur, to com plainant's amended bili of complaint, within tl,ree mouths from the publication hereof, or thc allega tions in said bill eofttaiuod will bc taken pro con /otto as to them. ROBT. A. THOMPSON, c.E.f.D. Com'rs Office. May l-l. 1806 State od* hornill Carolina. IN OKl>IN/\nY--CITAT10>i. WHEREAS. Rob'l. A. Thompson, c.E.P.D., hath'applied to me for lottere of adminis tration upon tho Estate'of William Spencor, doceaned, hite of tho District of Picketts and State aforesaid : The kindred and creditor? of said deceased, arc, therefore, cited to appear Lo fore mo ?it Dickens C. II. on Monday thc 2d day ? of July. 1806, to shew cause, if any they can, j why said letters- should not bc granted. Given ! under my hand and seal this 14th day of Muv, ?1800. - W. E.-HOLCOMBE; o.p.u.* TUM STATE Ol' SOUTH CAROLINA, PICKT.NS- JN EQUITY i John Tlurdiue j ?j,,, of Rov|?? amJ gup4 i Sam'l Burdine, ct.als J Plc?icm for Partition. 'DUE defendants in this case, namely-Samuel i Burdine, T. II. Southwick and wife Patsy, Jno W. Luthcm, Richard M. t.athctn, Abraham 1'. La ! them, Anthony G. Lathctu, Samuel \V. Lathcin.Jas ! E. Petit and wife Jane E., William H. Streety and ! wife Sarah, and Henrietta Hann and husband * ! Hann, Jacob Earnest and wife Betsy,, and George I Lathom-reside without the limits of this State : On ! motion of Harrison & Whithers, complainant's BO j licitors, il is ordered that the.^o several absent de fendants do appear in this Court, within throe au nt hs from thc publication hereof, and plead, an swer, or demur, to complainant's said bill of com. I'la i nt ; otherwise, an order pro confesso will b? entered against them. ROB'T. A. THOMPSON, o.z.r.n Com'rs Office, March 24, 1800 ._8m I THE STATE Otf SO?TI1 CAROLINA* PICK ENS-IN EQU?TT. Ransom Hunt, ot.al., ") VH v Bill of Rcyivor, &o. I Sam'l. M. Hunt, el.als. J IT appearing to mv satisfaction that Samuel M. Hunt, and William J. C. Hunt, defend ants in this case, resido withe ut the limits of thia State: On motion of Harrison & Whitners. com plainants' Solicitors, it is ordered, I hal those sever al absent defendants do appoar in this Court, within throe "months from the publication hoYeof, and plead, answer, or demur, lo the complainants' sala bill of complaint ; otherwise, the allegations of th? said biU will bc taken as oonfossod by thom by na order pro contento. ROB'T. A. THOMPSON, o.B.r.p. Com'rs Office March 27, 1800 8m ?SlatcTof South taro Tili a, IV OROINAHY-CITATION. *? WHEREAS. Rob't. A. Thompson, cs P D.. hath applied to mo forlotters of adminis tration upon the Es tato of Josh ja Spencer, dee'd, late of the Distriot of PiokeitB and Stale afore said Tho kindred mid creditors of ?aid de* ceased, are, therefore, oitod V> apnear before mtj at Pickens Court IjTouee on Monday tho.?d day of July, 1866, to shew cause, if any thev can, ! why" said lettors should not be granted... 'Given under iny-hand and seal thtB 14th dav of May." 1 1866. \V? E. HOLCOMBE, o.Kp. State jf South Carolina, PICKENS DISTRICT; ISARAH E.. WILSON, wifo of % Alex. j Wilson, farmer, of tho State and Djstric? afovosaid, givra notifco thfeik; ono month from th? dattj l.^reof, I will do bettln*?? as a.tfblv trader/, i or free dealer. Occrjpntlon~-Woav?r'artd 8f>mp* .tress. '. ?ARAH KWlbBOS*. I Juno 5, W66 . 37 T ft fr