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JN*? IS O?LH X^XJ?. 1ST "Y*. SONG. Thc shadows creep along Ihc deep Aud up tito silent river, While softly through tho central bluo Faint roys ol'starlight quiver. So fail? life's light, so fall ils hight, And Minuti?s ali in sadness, Till stiil'S ol' love shine out above An ! tho sou! with gladness. Tho homeward main wc slowly gain, With every otir-slroko's cadence, An 1 '...'?.ve a shore all peopled o'er Willi fairy men and inaldous. "Xid thus we glide on Time's dark tide, To labor's solemn measure, Death's shore lo Hud, and leave behind Thc llowory islos of pleasure. Tho Futuro of thc Cuuntry Tho " Richmond Times," in its usual and forcible- style, writes as follows : Docs any ono recollect an instance furnish ed in human experience of tho preservation ol' a Mk.publican form ot' Government, after thc consummation of auoh u ruvoiution aa that Vi'hioli tho radicals uro inaugurating? All free nations have lost their liberties just ns wo tin ing, through tho machinations of bad mon and tho corruptions ll .wing from tho misap propriation of tito public treasure. Whonour revenues wore small and expenditures limited, tho struggle for tho possession of power was not of such a character as to shake tho loon- i dotions of tho Government and lo break the peace of tho country, lint now wo have an income which neither Greece nor Home, in nil tho plentitudo of power and thu magni tude of empire, ever collected from their tri butaries. And when "barbaric gold" hud driven virtue and honor from their councils; when their simple republics fi ll before the j sapping vices of conquest and wealth, their Governments wore ns hard to c< reconstruct" | ns ours. They, too, had men like Andrew ! Johnson-wiso nm! patriotic who essayed ! to cheek (he downhill ol' truth and virtue.- ? Rut they battled in vain. The virtues of Ca- j to, tho wiidoin ol' Sucrntcs, thc valor of Seip- j io and the eloquouco of Demosthenes and Gio- ! ero, were vain lo slop Iho (loud which, when j once it sets in, sweeps until thu last hi ii di nar lt of freedom disappears. Dcscettitiix Avern? fiteili? cst, ited revocare quodout, h ir tabor, hie opus cst".' lt is not hard to lose liberty; hut, when gone, who can neall it? Thom is nu resuerrcclion for the lost institutions of a free people; and if tho masses of tho North shall follow in the lead of New England and thc radical fulse prophets, they will desert the platform on which their foref.ithors stood, oven as thc Hebrews of old abandoned, their God, and, like them, they will wander, per haps, toity years in a wilderness of anarchy, blood aud suffering, smitten hy tho wrath of Heaven for their wickedness and idolatry. If, through the madness and lolly of fac tion, tho liberties ol' the American people ?ire lost, history furnishes mi example to guide us in retrieving them. The lump of antiquity sheds no light over p iths which return from the sepulchres ol' dead republics. When they fall, they fall never to riso again, ind an iron despotism rolls to tho do o* ol" their tomb, n stpno which can never be displaced. New na tions may avise, new republics he formed from new peoples and materials, hut when once the fires of liberty go out, they eau never he re kindled upon the same alt rs. This admoni tion should not bc disregarded b\* th oso whose dearest rights uro in jeopardy. Tho voices which come up to us from the depths of the j ust, should not bo unheeded whoo wo con template that revolution' which threatens with destruction the very pillars of our temple, and with the strength and frenzy of 1 lind Samson would crush us beneath its ruins. It is too late to pauso and regret neglected opportunities when they are pono. No phy sician can sive :i cholera patient when the collapse is upon him, and there is no remedy for the death wounds of the country when a vile faction has been permitted lo give them. Have re no Cassandra, whoso winning voice eui sa.'0 our Ilium from the flames? if we have not, then wo fear thal there is no "pious .Eneas" to carry our Penates safely over the stormy sea to found in their presence, in for eign lands, a groattiud glorious empire, where the virtues of the past shall bo renewed and tho promises of futuro renown fulfilled. A '* Grecian Horse." has boon admitted into our walls, und when struck WO hour not only the sound of arms, but the oaths and blasphemy of radical traitors. DlPFF.KKXCK OF Tl MR AT PltOMI NT.NT POINTS.-Tho inauguration of submarino tel egraphic communication by mentis of tho At lantic cabio makes it interesting to inquire into the diiloronco of limo in the various cities in thc diff?rent ports of the world. When it is 12 o'clock high noon at New York it is f>? minutes and 42 seconds after li p. tn nt St. Petersburg; 17 minutes and 24 seconds after 7 p. m. nt denis dem ; 51 minutes nnd 44 seconds after (5 p. m. nt Constantinople ; 40 minutes ?md 112 seconds after 4 p. m. ut Mad rid ; ol minutes and ?12 seconds after 6 p. tn. at Bremen ; 40 minutes and 02 seconds after 4 p. ni. tit Dublin ; and 41 minutes and 24 seconds after ti p. m. at Florence Tho difference of time between the. extreme east and west points of tho United States is 3 hours and 50 minutes In the, China sea, between Singapore and China, it is midnight when it is neon nt New Y'ork. NEW Youie, Sopt. 15.-Tho " Herald's" Canada correspondence says no abatement in excitement concerning tho Fenians, lt is also said tho Canadians uro organizing squads to make raids upon tho American border towns lu revenge for Fenian raids upon Cuntida. THE SCENE OF THE GREAT SURRENDER. A correspondent of tho " lticlunoud Whig," who has just visited tho scone of tho great murrender, furnishes tho following, dated ut Lynchburg : j lt may uot bo uninteresting to your road? ? ors, to give ii minute descriptiou of the houso in which tho articles of capitulation wore cignod. 1 was a guest of Major MoLaiuo, and 1 sat in thu very room. Thc houso is of brick, about lil'ty feet long, with a porch in front extending I . whole length lu thc front of tho house is a well, covered over with lattice work. Tho yard is small, with a fine plat of grass shaded with locust trees. At about half past 10 o'clock, Gens. Lee and Grunt met in the parlor, which is about eigh teen feet square, comfortably furnished, the walls decorated with pointings. The inter view lasted until after 2 o'clock. Major Me Laine has thu names of all who wore present, but as he intends getting up ti line picture of the whole scene I will go no moro into detail. On the willi, lhere, is a very acorn;.to ding ru tu drawn by li Federal officer. The table and t'ne chaira have been taken away as relies. You remember tho breve Capt. Macon, who foll on tho evening of the 8th ? Iiis re mains lie here oil the brow oft? hill that over looks the village. Tho gravo is well marked, but not enclosed. Near him is thu gravo (d'ti Federal Soldier, and these are the only ?.'raves in this locality To them the battle strife b over. In tho dark and .sepulchral shades they sleep, where tho voice ol' friend ur foe can never reach them. NEW YORK, .Sept. 15.- Tho "World" makes tho exciting announcement thal four regiments of negroes are hoing organized in this city, and that African Loyal Leagues are organizing and ari;;yd in every ward. The negroes are. being instructed in drill, eco., by Cul. Hawkins. Tho "World" asks, "Are we to have a taste of San Domingo ?" TR li E.--Thc '.?New York Times" say?: "Give the Sou thorn States their constitutional rights, and in addition to onfranoliudug a mil lion Northern. born people who are residents iii tho South, it will furnish securities for the future that will quickly attroot other millions of industrious settlers to their soil." AMERICAN GOLD AND SILVER.-The.gold and silver products of thu United Statis for tho year 1800 have been estimated from eigh ty-two tootie hundred and six millions. Cal ?forum produced twenty-live, millions j Mon tana, eighteen millions ; Nevada, sixteen mil lions; Idaho, hoventeeii millions; OregOU, eight, millions; Colorado, seventeen millions; other sources ?YC millions. A VARIETY OK N.*MHS.-Tho " Conven tion" which closed its labors in Ph ila dolphin lust Friday, has been dignified with any num ber of names since its opening. The " N JW York Herald," odis it thc " Mean White" Convention j tho "National Intelligencer,'1 tho " Burh aquo'' Convention ; tli? " National Republican," thc " Flesh pot" Convention ? the Richmond pupers, the " Bogus" Conven (ion ; tho Baltimore paper?, tho " Hottentot" Convention ; the Petersburg papers, the "Mu lat to" Convention ; the N orfolk papers, tin " Had i cal" Convention; thc Chicago papen the "Disunion" Convention; the. Now Or leans papers, tho " Mongrel" Convention ; lin Abolition papers, the Convention of "Scull ern Loyalisis," and licorero Francis Trail claps thc climax by naming it" Thc Fret Douglas, Parson Brownlow, Mutual Admira lion Society of Dead Dogs." BODY or A FEMALE SOLDIEU FOUND. Thc " Petersburg Index " says the grave dig gors at the Crater have, uuearthod, a short dis lance in tho front, of that famous place, th body of a white woman, dressed in Federa uniform. The body, when found, was in ai excellent slate ol' preservation. Thc features pallid with thc hue of death, revealed the del ?cato o.i.itc ol' her woman's face, and her hair though eut short, possessed a gloss and soft ness which alone might, have excited ti SUspi eion of her sax. She had boen shot throng! the. head. She was carefully placed ?II on ul* the new collins, provided for her stern coin rades, and taken t>ff with them to bo burle among them. A P T.K. AS A NT Li FE TO Ii EA D.-Th o gen tientan who gives the following account o himself lived till recently on thc dividing Iii between Mexico and Texas : I have had a plantation in tho harbor ( Manzatlan (ou an island) ; received 21 poui: shells through my houso and 12 pound slu alongside; have boon annoyed in every coi ocivablo manner possible. My peons ran oil my cotton crop and sugar-cane destroyed some 0,000 tomato plants eaton by tho worn - (I wa,v shipping tomatoes to California i f>0c. per pound -$10,000 los? of plants) ; uti finally throe different attempts to assassinai me in ono week. The cursed French ha', had niQ^^fn-isoner in Manzatlan five days nt timo, and the other side robbed me of till ni arms-two revolvers, one rifle and doubl barreled shot gun. I have, through all thi had the coast fever or callcntura for six month most of thc limo delirious; and altogcth hnvo passed through moro during tho ye than in all my lifo combined. ItELICJOUS TE8T8 IN RuSBIA.- It ?sn nounccd in a letter from St. Petersburg th au imperial ukase hus just beet) issued, ubi ishiug all punishments horctoforc inflicted u on persons for renouncing tho Greek Churo tho Stato religion of Russia. This reform regarded as almost us great a step in adv..ric civilization ns the recent abolition of scrfdo and it speaks well for tho cnlightciidd poli of thc lOmperor Alexander. THE HOMELESS.-Surely 1 pity them ; und well may all pity those who aro denied ouc of earth's most valuable treasures-a home, t menu a home in tho highest sense of tho word, a placo rendered sacred by remembrances which olflim the brightest place in memory, j W lint Badder word than "homeless" ever romes to our curs ? ls it not suggestive of all temptation, of all tri ne, of all misery ? ?Sure ly we ought to look with charily upon nil such, even though their lives have been those of crime; perhaps if they bud, in childhood, been blessed with tho presence of parents, brothers und sisters, lind other loving friends, to Watch over them, they would have been virtuous and respectable, filling high places of trust while here, and SOC ll 1*0 for themselves nt an eternal Home when: "There shall be no night, und they shall need no candle, neither light of tho sun ; for the Loni Clod giveth them light." The bonn less !-let us reflect. Have wo faithfully discharged our duties in regard to them ? If wc have not, may (?od forgive us, and help us to evermore be kinder to the homeless. THE FITNESS CK AU. THINKS.---Nature is still gracious to nil her children who cheerful ly obey her. lows! Wo must obey all thc changes silently going on within tis, that, by acquiescence with them all, wc may continue, throughout life, to be dut ifni lo our great pa rent, and in duly, (ind that enjoyment is pro vided in all the metamorphoses which our physical, moral, ami intellectual being is per petually undergoing-(insured that, if not un wisely and vainly withstood, they are all for good. The child, tho buy, tho youth, the mun, the old mun, may each, during his own season, bc happy, if according to Nature's m?ndale, each be " like thc season ;" the one thing needful hoing contentment. Old Ago! a brother greybeard counsels thee-never re pine. Thus, tbouirh ilnl' thy hearing, shall music, nevertheless, timi it? way into thy spir it, ils inner regions shall be lust rous ; mid thy present, which lo these who know thee not may appear almost pitiful, solaced by thc past, and strengthened by thy future, may bo pi ously felt by theo best, because the holiest, oi ull thc seasons of thy life. MOTHERS.-S<nno ono has said that n young mother is tito most beautiful thing in nature. Why qualify it? Why young? Are not all mothers beautiful? Tito sontimulitul outside behoblet- may prefer youth in the pref ty picture ; but I am inclined lo think that sons and daughters, who arc thc most inti mately concerned in thc matter, hive and ad mire their mothers most when they tire old. Ifow suggestive of sonietbing linly and vouer able it. is when u person talks of his " deal mother !" Away with your mincing " main mas," n:?d " main-mas," suggestive only of ; linc lady, who deputes her lu ties to a tl ll I'S 0 a drawing-room mnternnl parent, who is affair tn handle her offspring for fear ut' spoiling hoi line gown, (live mc the homely mother, tin artus of whose love aro all embracing, who i: beautiful always, whether nhl or young, wbeth er arrayed in antin, or modestly habited ii bombazine. SERVED HER It KI HT.-An amusing inci .lent is told of a woman in lin uland, who&i husband, a rich lunn, died suddenly, withou leaving any will. The widow, desirous ti LO all the property conten I cd her husband' death, and persuaded a poor shoemaker ti t?ke his place while a will could be made. Accordingly he was closely muffled in bed. a if vcr)' sick, and a lawyer Wa8 called to writ a will. The shoemaker in a feeble voice, be quoathod ball' nf all tho property to the wiri ow. " Whjit 'il ho dono with the. remain dur ?" asked the lawyer. " Thc remainder,' replied he, " I give und bequeath to the. pou little shoemaker across the street, who bus ul ways been a goori neighbor and a deserv? ll mun," thus securing a rich bequest for bini self. Thc widow wis thunderstruck at th man's audacious oil tl ni Hg, but did not darrt e.x pose thc fraud, and so two rogues shared th estate. BURNS, going into church on Sunday, nu finding it difficult ?o procuro n seat, was kim ly invited by a young lady into her pew. Th sermon br ing upon thc terrors of the law, an the preacher being particularly severe in lr denunciation of sinners, thc lady, who wt very attentive, bccomo much agitated. Hunt: on perceiving it, wrote with his pencil on blank leaf of her Bible the following : Fair maid, you .iced not luke thc hint, Nor idhi lexis pu reno ; 'Twits only si niters thal lie incant, Not angels stielt ns you." Tho Stats of South Carolina, IN O Itt J IN A UV-PICK KN S . Mary J. Pluck, Jesse lt. Muck mid "| Nancy E. Black, minors; by iltoir noxt | friend, John H. Ulrick, ujiplioultts, I Suininoi vs. j- in Wai. McCrackin and j Parthia Sarah McCruckin, defendants. I IT nppcariiig to my satisfaction Hint William M Oraukin und Small McCrackin, dofemlunls (bis cuso, rosido without Hie limits ot' this Stab lt is ordered, llicrctoro, that sud absent llofeil mils do appear in tho (' .url of Ordinary for Pic ens District, nt Picketts Court Mouse, on Mundi thu 17tb day of Deoombor next, to object to ll divinion or sulo of tho Herd l?state of W illiam i liliick, deceased, or I hoir consent lo thu sume W be entered of record. W. B, H?T.C?MBK, o.ivn. Ordinary's Olfico. Sept. 7, 18t>0 8m State of South Carolina. IN on OIN A n Y--CITATION. WHEREAS, Rebecca Uro wu lilith applied to i M for letters of administration de bonis nc upon tho Kstato of Newton brown, decease lalo of tho District of Dickons and Stale a for csa 1 I'lio kindred and creditors of said deoonscd, ai tliorol'oro, cited lo appear before me nt. Picken* ll. on Monday tho 1st day of October, 18(50, shew cause, if any thoy can, why said lotir should not ho granted, (iivon under my limul n seul this 1 Mi dny ol September, I8ft.ll? W. K llOJ.f'OMPR, o.v.n. FOR SALE. UTILL BE SOLU ut thu hilo real lenco of NV. lt. ll Durham, deceased, itu Sut ur day Olli October next, ONM 1-HORSE WAGON AND GEAR, ONE HOUSE, ONE DRY COW, ONE SOW AND THREE SHOATS, HO USE HOL I) A N I) KI TC 11 MN K U R NITU RE, ?kV. TEIIMS.-On n credit of twelve mondia, with noie, interest und security. KOU T. A. THOMPSON, O.B.iM>, S?pt. 17. 1800 I--J Adiu'r. AGENTS V/AH TED POU TUL Lin: ANO CAM PARINS Ob' GENERAL (8T0NEW&LL1 JACKSON. Jil/ Piff. ll. L. ?hil,ney, I). D.,of Wt. r fl 11W ST ? N l> A ll 1) BlOt! lt A I'll Y OP THE J IMMORTAL HERO. Tho only edition authorize I by bis widow, end published for ber peonninry henollt. The author a personal friond ai- I Chief of Stull* nf ibo Christian Soldier. We win ?.un A;;iMit in every c.ninty. Simd for cir unlurs and soo our terms, and what thu I* ross suvsoftbc work. Address NATIONAL PUBLLSlllNO CO . Corner 7tb und Main Sis.. Iliehinoiid, Vu. Sept. 1. 1800' oil I " NO M?STA KKr t)KUSOXS indebted on Bonds in tim nflicu ol Commissioner in Equity : ills?, in Mild olllce on Notes und Acijounis doo Derelict Es tates, will luke notice ibui, where they uro sued by oilier persons, suit will be ul once entered against tlioni. i^'if Tin- sumo rub; will bc observed when persons nr.- indebted lo mn individiinlly. HOIPT. A. THOMPSON, tr t: v n Sept. 1, 1800 ?>[ I Th ti Stale o?" ^oii?Si ?UnvoS jua. PICK KN? - IN tdtld.NAltV. I. T. Huron, Adm r., I ,, .... r .. I P< i it um for timi ,, M" i ,i ? settlement. I l?os. Parr?n und others. ) ?T appearing to my s ilisfuctiou that John Jone; uno wile Nain:., lo- heirs of Ile ti ry Harton do-Hnsod, Thilluna Mui-ron, John Iturruti mid wi fi Mary, dclendaiits in this o-iae, reside without lin inuits of this Slate : lt is ordered, lhere ore, thu th?; s iid absout d?fendants do arpo if in the ('our ol'Ordinary, ai Picketts Court House, on Molida,*, the 'Jilli day of Dcooinber next, to shew cause, i ?my they can. why ii fm il SCllKunoill ol'the listad of Samuel llarron, oe'd. should mu be made, oi that day: an.I further, lo render in their advance incuts and receive their distributivo sharoa of tin said Estate Ut the same time. Vf. li. HOLCOMBE, o.e.n. OrdinaryV. Ollieo. Sept. 17,1800 1- "m Slate ol' Mouth t/arolsoaa. I N' QU I)INAltV-IUTATIOX. \ V II Ell E\S, William Harbin hath applied lom . T foi* Iel tors of administrai iou upon the Est ute u Soviel- Harbin, deceased, late of thc District 0 I'iokotis and State aforesaid : The kl lld red alli creditors of said deceased, ure, therefore, cited I appear before nie at. Picken? C. II. on .Monday th Istdiyof October, 1800, in shew o msc, if un they cnn. why said letters should nut he era HUM I (liven under my hand und seal ibis 20th day t September, 1800. . Vf. E. HOLCOMBE, ?> c i>. State ol* Sont Bi -Uai'oBisia. IN ott Ul NA UV-CITATION. \\7 H LL EAS. Nnthuniel M. Madden but H applied to mc for letters of mlministri timi upon thc Kstnto ol' Hack ic I Maddon, doc'i lute of ibo Distriul of Picken* mid State afovi said ! Tho kindled und ercdittn's nf .-aid di ceased, are. therefore, cited to appear before m lit Pickons C. II. on M imlay tho Istduy nf Oi lober next, to show cause, il" no v they can, wli saul letters should not bo grunted, (liven ut der my band und soul, this tho li tb day of So| lumber, 1800. _ W. Bj 'HOLCOMBE, o.r p. SS ntc of* So is ? Si ?t Ja roi s ai a, IN OH OIN Alli --CITATION. \\f HER EAS, ll .ben A. Thompson, C.B.IM ^ y halli applied io no- f.r letters nf ndmini trillion upon ibu Estate of llonrv I luster, deo'i bite of tin; Stute oj Texas ? 'I bo kindred un crcditors of said deceased, ure. therefore, nil* to appear before ino ni Pickons C. IL on Fruin tho 2d day of November, 1800, to shew onus if nay they can, why Raid letters should not 1 granted, (liven under my bund und seul tb iMst dav of September, 1801}. _V/. E. HOLCOMBE, o.r o. ESTATE NOTICE. 1MIOSE indebted to the Estate of lt. IL Manse decousod, must make pay tuent lo lite nude signed; and llio--o having demands against sn Hst ato must present them, legally attested, with tho lime prescribed by law. J. O. [i'EItOUS?N, I Adni, M. MANSELL, | Anm r' Sept. 10, 1800 .*>.> 4 ESTATE NOTICE. I LL PENSONS indebted to the Estate of Jo /\ YV. L. Cary, deceused, must make pnynu forthwith ; and those having demands against si Estate must present Ihein to nm legally nttesti within the time prescribed by law ; else th claims wi ! bc barred. MALTHA M. CA HY, Ex'lrix. Sept. 8, IPftO 51 -I Notice ?S II EHE BY Cl V ION I bat application will made to ibo Legislature, nt thc next regtll session, for nil net to incorp?ralo the " Lud i EtlllCiltionnl Society of Pickons District,'" Walhalla. S. C. August 25, 1800 om JL>O <5K SHARP! 1) EPSONS indebted lo tho Estate of J. Bul li C8t or, deceased, must make pity Ute ll I Ol' tl will bo sued ; und those having demands agni snid Estate must present them to tho undersign legally ul tested, ns required by law. JC*?#" All persons indebted lo inc Individual must innko payment, if ihev would save cost. JAS. IL IIESTEH, Ad'ntr Sopi. 8. 1801_61 _ - Notice IS II EB EB Y CH VEN that application will made to (bo Legislature, at its next regit session, for un nut to incorporate " Koo-, Lodgo, No. 7(.>. A. V. M.," nt Pickeus C. H. August 23, 1800 :{n iiO?t?BesfSSBis^Kssas^ wag?- ! ??..iJ.*:l. s't.'.\.ji J. E. IIAGOOI), AOION'T KO It TI IK SOUTHERN REAL ESTATE COMPLY WASHINGTON OIT Y, H. C. 1)IMESONS desirous of .SIM.LINO their FARMS, 1 Tl M Ri') il Kl) LANDS. MINKS. MILL SHOALS und.iiny other kind ol' RKAL ESTATE, cnn have tho sumo sold for C ASH tbrough mc un Agent for thc Southern lt eui Estate Colii|iuny. I will adver tise um! oller for Btilo uti Real Estate without ex pense lo the owners until sold. Pickens ?. H., Dee 7. 18tifi 18 tf S(a1c iii' ^oiaiBi Carolina. IN on ii t.S A nv-- CITATION. \1MIEREAS, Kob't. A. Thompson, c. H.P. n., lift lb ll applied io un: tor letters ot' administration upon the esl ut o ol' Williuni Nestor, deconsed, lute of tho District of Picketts und Stute of or esa td . I The kindred um! creditors ot' s iid deceased, ure, ? ihercforc. cited to nppcar before lue ut Vickcns C. I li. oil Fr'nliy thc nih day of Oelobur. lSi?ti. to shew cnuso, if any Cicy cnn, why said letter? should not be granted, (liven under my bund ?nd seal this 201 li Jay of August. I killi. W. E. HOLCOMBE, o.i-.n. MILL'S MOUSE, j ?'?;.;:.!.;. <-?ttceM UltO ri* cw* fitter S?rcela, oyiAnL^rrotij so. OA, 'PH.S POPULAR AM) W ELL KNOWN HOUSE 1 is now ?ni!;,- opon for ?lo- reception of visitors, having lieut re ItirnUhed with NEW AND El.K ; GANT F?RNlTl't: E lliroughoiil i und oilers lu I he j traveller ticcomiiiodaticiiH ?.ml conveniences us n F??IST CLASS HOTEL, Not to bo equalled '>y ?my oilier North or South. Nie patronage ol' the travelling public is respect lolly soliciti il, Rutes ol Un ird pi v day, ! b0. . " moni li II? inny tu- agreed on. JOSEPH PURCELL, I'roprielnr. Feb. I?. IM?? ">.{ if C. A. PlS(:i!!-SS???" WATCHA! AKKlt, WALHALLA, 8. C., ? ;"',' IS PR EPA RFD, with all necessary Mab-rbilH; for li EPA I lt 1 NC. in g..od ((.-/ .5$ style. WAT! ?'?.'-, , t (?( Iis :','..! :':?iMfr* AK? J saw lilil? Y, o, ulmus! every description. Wea k done on short notice, and Warranted. -ALSO On Itu nd ti line assortment ol' JEWELRV, and other url ides in my line. Nov 15, 1? or? 10 Tho State of South Carolina. IN ORDINARY-I'lCKKNH. Itob't. A. Thompson, Adair.. ] Petition te sell Re vs. J- ul Estuto to pny Luciudn W. Mun i, el.nls. J debts. il' appeiiring lo my satislV.i tion Illili Lucinda IV. Muret. Elias J. Maret. Nuiivy E, brannon, Jus. W. lirnuiion. Ire derick S. Maret. Lucy E. Blnssin gittuo. Jnhh Rlnssiiignme, John W. Muret, and lo uiitia Ci Muret, defendants in lhis_ eise, resid?> without I he limits of this State: ll is ord red, I hut they do severally appear in the Court of Or dinary, at Fiokens Court House, on Monday tho lol li day of October next, lo .shew ciltlse, if nay they cnn, why Mic Real Estate of llcnjninin Vf. Maret, deceased, should mil be sold for the pay ment of dnhts*und division, or (heir consent to ibo same wiil be entered of record. W. E. HOLCOMBE, o.i'.n. Ordinary's Office. July l l, 1801! 3m iii i ii 1? oi" cs* Cairoiiita, i oui>s s \ i; Y---OI r.v rioN. VT/r H KUM AS, H ib't. A. TUouipson, c.r.r D.. Vf hath applied lo mc for letters of admin istra I ii n lipon ibo Ks tu tc of Monroe Mulligan, deceased, lute of tho District of Pickens and State ufoi'onbl : Tlie kindred and creditors nf Btiid deceased, ure, therefore, cited to appear be fore mc, ?it Pickens C. ll. on Friday the28th dny of Sept'br, lSlltl, to shew cause, if any they can, why suid lectors should not bu granted. (liven under my band mid seal this ISth dny of August, moo. w. E. HOLCOMBK. O.IM>. Slate oi'.SoHih CaroIiiia9 IN OltlMS Mtv -I'lTWlOX. ?VflIEREAS, Kob't. A. Thompsoii. o K.r.n., hath tl nppliod to nu: for letters of administration upon tim Estuto of David S. Craig, deceased, Into of the Dist riot of Pickens and State aforfsnld : Tho kindred and creditors of said deceased, ure, there fore, cited to uppoa1 bufar? mc nt Pickens C. H. on Friday thc Usth day ol Sept'ber, 180?, to shew valise, il any they oan, why said killers should not be grunted, (liven under my hand lind seul thia l?l il dav of August. I ?OH. W. E. HOLCOMBE, o.r.o. Wi;alt* ofi'ttou?Sa i"-;:s*o5:saa. IN Ol) Ol NA UV-CITATION. \TTIIR11KAS. Rnb't. A. Thompson^ <\K.I\D.. W bulb nppliod to mc for loiters of admin istration upon ibo K-dale ol John L Temploion, deceased, lute of tho HislrliU of Pickens mid State aforesaid: Tho kindred und creditors of said deceased, aie, therefore, cited to itTVpear before me. al Dickens Court 1 louse on Friday tho 28th dny of Sept'ber, 1800, to shew causo, if any they cnn, why said bunns should not bo granted, (liven under my Jiuud nod beal, this 18th dny of August, 186TL ' \\L K. HOi;(T)f.fBr?r~f>rtV&^-. Notice to Creditors. PICK li N S- IN KQ?I TY Rob't. A. Thompson, Adm'r j Hill to sell Land to vs > pay debts. Account, A. A. Ilunnicutt mid others, j Relief, (io. IINDER nu order mudo in tills Oftltse, by thc Court J of Equity, nt Juno Term, 1800. till und singu lar tho Creditors of Alvin Jenkins, deceased, of every grado und oliurncter. tire required to prove their demands bulore me. al Pickens C. H., on or before Monday Ibo 8th day ol' October next. Vail ing to do so, their claims will not be paid. ROH'T. A. THOMPSON, O.M.t'.T?. Com'rs Ottico, July 7, 1800 _ ?in Notico I'S ll KL EB Y CH VEX that npplieation will bo mudo to the Legislnturo, at tho next regular session, to discontinue ibo pnbliu road, com mencing ut tho fork north of Anron Buggs* house, crossing Twelve Mile Uiver nt ur nour his pince, nud terminating ut ornear J. C. Hull's. Fi A. HOKE. Chairm'u Com'rs. Roads, otb Ueg't. S. C. M. Angus! 2ft, 1800 3pt