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REPORT f Of thc Commissioners of tim Poor for Pick ens District, to Pall Term, 1800. rp HE Commissioners of tho Poor for Piok X cns District would respectfully repu t, That, owing to the fact of there hav/ng been no taxes collected in the year 1805, our Doun! lias fallon considerably in debt, which ns yet, wo have not been able fully to disuhflrgo. Un der the new order of things it wtw impossible to form anything like a correct estimate of thc nuiount of the State Tax for this year, and for that reason, ns well ns a fear on tho part of tho Hoard of over taxing our impoverished community, tho assessment for tho Poor, (5 per cent.) which has given ns only 8355, as will appear by reference to tho Treasurer's exhibit, has been found to ho insufficient to meet tho claims aguinst us. The amount of tho Hoard's i u deb ted ness is, us nearly as wo eau 'ascertain, sumo claims not having been as yet rendered, some seven or eight hundred dollars, the greater part of willoh is due thc Lunatic Asylum from July, ISOi, down to thc present timo. Tlic Legislature having, hy Act nt its last extra .session, required tho Com missioners of Public Buildings to pay over to thc Commis- I sinners of Poor for this District, a certain j fund in their hand?, wc will, when it is re ceived hy us, be able, wc hope, to wipe, out all of our liabilities without further taxation, ns well as to erect more buildings at our Poor House, if an increase of pauperism, which is now apprehended, should make it necessary. The Hoard has had snell repairs made to tho houses now on the premises, as circum stances would allow, and think tho u sufficient for the. present nu ober of inmates. Tho number of Paupers now in tho Poor House is ten : Throe men, five women, and two children. Tho men are able to perform some outdoor labor ; indeed, are quite useful in oarrying on the business of tho tann. Two of the. women are very old and Infirm, one tm invalid, and only one of them that is of much assistance tu the Stewardess. Thc Board has three Lunatics in the Asy lum : Hiram Kelly, Martha Hird and ll. ll. Wilson, whose expenses are very heavy and constitute tho principal part of our indebted ness. The establishment, so far ns provisions arc concerned, is nearly self-sustaining, and un less thc number of Paupers should be increased, the present crop will be sufficient for their maintenance. ACCOUNT. 1800. DH. Sept. 3.-Rec'd of Tax Collector, *335 00 Less amount drawn by Steward and J. W. Ilolleiiinn on orders of Hoard, 80 00 *255 00 CR. Sept. 3. - Rycishpil.il A.Thomp- | ROU for Thread for Poor House, f 7 50 u Ry cash paid Ha good & H ot combos , Store Aee't, 11-10 " Ry cash paid Mrs. A. H a good for Tauniug Leather, 4 50 ? Ry cash paid W. II. Sar gent for work on wagon, 5 00 " Hy cash paid Smith & Hovey for Hacon for Poor House, 10 50 " Hy cash paid J. W. Hol man balance duo him for taking Lunatic to Asylum 4 00 " Ry cash paid William George for work done on Purin 6 00 Oct. 1.-Ry cavh paid G. W. Mns RCUgalo for making Shoes for Paupers, 3 00 " Ry cash paid H. Bhissi it game for 12bush. Corn, 12 00 ? Ry cash paid J. 0. Nev ille, being money ad vanced by him for board, 13 50 Oct. 15. -Ry cash paid ll. V. Mor gan, Blacksmith Aoo't., 3 00 ? Ry cash paid Dr. Mc Whorter for examination of Lunatic, 5 00 '* Rv cash paid Dr. Parker, Medici Hill, 15 00 8?d*n 40 Hy cash in hands of Treasurer, 5 00 8250 00 **R. MAXWELL, Chr'mn. G. R Ott Run Y, SeoVy ?x Tre.is'r. Oct. 0, 1800 _8_ 1 WALHALLA CHAPTER. AREGULAR CONVOCATION of Walhalla Chap* ter, No. 28. Royal Arch Masons, will tie held, nt Walhalla, on Friday thc Killi instant. Compan ions will bo punolunl in their attendance, ns busi ness of importance will he transacted. Ry order of M.-.E.-.H.-.P.-. A. I). BOWDEN, Seet'y. Nov. 5, 1800_8__2__ MILL'S HOUSE, Corner Queen nml meeting Street?, THIS POPULAR AND WELL KNOWN HOUSE ls now fully open for tho reooptionof visitors, having been ro-furnished with NEW AND ELE GANT FURNITURE throughout; and offers to Ibo traveller accommodations and conveniences ns a FIRST CLASS HOTEL, Not to be equalled by any other North or South. The patronage of tho travelling publio is respect fully solicited. Ratos of Board per day, $4.00, ?? ** month as may be agreed on. JOSEPH PURCELL, Proprietor. J?eb. 18, 1866. 23 tf i9 R?-SALE. = THU STATE OP SOUTH CAROLINA, I'ickQIlM- Hit B:?|II:IV. U. A. Toombon, Adm',-, | "." fm> ^ of ^ Jo A. A. Ilunnici.lt, ct. als. J PftJ L,?b,s 1)Y VI HT UK ot* n docretul order lo ino directed, ) in this cuse, by tIto Court of Equity, 1 will ?ell nt public auction, ut Dickens C. II., to (he highest bidder, ON S ALEDA Y IN NOVEMBER NEXT, THE REAL ESTATE Of Alvin Jenkins, deeensed. ns described in tho pleadings in ibid c.;sc. namely : Ono Trnct of Knud, situate in thc District of I'ickens, on Tugalon Diver, containing Three Hun dred and .Sixty Aeres, more or less, nnd adjoining lands of J. U. Slider, S. Hughes, and Ks'at cor lt. A. Hawthorne. There ls some thirty or forty acres of gond river nnd creek bottom on this tract. T KU MS OK SA LB.-On a credit of one and two ! yeurs, with interest from day of salo. Thc pur chaser or purchasers to give bond to I he Commis sioner, willi two good sureties, together with a mortgage of the premises, to secure the payment of the purchase money. Tho costs to bc paid in cash on day of sale. Purchasers to pay extra for titles, mortgnpes and stamps. UOD'T. A. THOMPSON, CK.P.U. f>5*f Sold nt the risk of the former purchaser, wha has failed to comply with thc terms of salo. Cont'rs. Ollice, Oe?. 8L 180? 8-1 SHERIFFS SALE. I) Y VIRTUE of the ti Tas in my ollice- Titos U ) Sholor Mid others vs Hubert Maxwell. Jr. - I will sell nt publie mil-cry, al Picketts C. H., to thc ; highest bidder, on Salutlay in December next, tin Valuablo Rsal Estate Of tho sai I Defendant, situate in Dickons district as follows: Tract No I, known ai Die " David Sloan traci' contains I.?10') acres of I.and. it large proportiot of which is good upland in its virgin slate. 80 ol 100 acres ot' good ('reck liol lom cleared niel in cul li Viii ion. The laud produces Corn. Wheat and To buceo. The improvements are a large and well ar ranged dwelling with six up righi rooms, aloin eliimuicSi kileho'i, meal house, set vants' houses I large framed thresher, stables, tobacco barn, will nil the fixtures tor curing, stemming, ami packin tobacco. On ibis (rael is a first class I'LOUKIM MILL, with al' ipplianees for grinding Corn an? Wheat. At ll J sume place is a good S YW MILL willi nu abundance of timber convenient. Tract Noli, known as tho '. Morgan Hand." eon laining 150 acres of choice upland, extending fr.m Traci No 1 to Little Diver amt Crooked Creek. Tract No ?5, known ns tho " Hryant Thomas1 Mud, on Crooked creek, contains KiOacres-sion good land, with framed ll01130, stablos, &c-ad joins No 1 or thc Home ]ibioo. Tract No I contains I.V' o.n-es. on balli sides o Cane a rv ok, nnd known ns thc ''St ri hiing bind." Some good land, and a quantity of tiinb.-r conven loni lo thc Mill. A good water power, known II Courtney's shoal. This lund lies near thc Da Hoad ami adjoins No 1 Tract No & contains ?ft or IO acres, covered by lb Mill-d im, and adjoins No 1 Tract No li COUlnins '2'y or 80 a^res. a part of th tract KlllWll us the O'Ne ill land, a d adjoins No Tract No 7 cont lins ilStl acres on DodgirtS1 brant' on both sides of the Coonee Station road-some!] acres of pood branch bottom, u good cabin, wit stable. &o, in a good rango. Tract. No 8 contains-acres, a part of Iii land pir.-c'iitsed from tho osiatc of W 1) Steele. Tract No 0 contains-acres on Cane cree! mid adjoins trnct No 4, and w is surveyed with tin Trno". ?^?-Tho privilege of using the Pine Timbero thai purl ol' Mr. John (.'ann n's land, lying on tl Station road, has been secured fm- n number i years. tf*f>," These Lands lie in s.->ven miles of Wnlhn la. nml three of the Hine Kiilpre Itailrnnd. gi^y" Plats of these Lands, judiciously sub di v de l. will be prepared Immediately, j THUMS OK SA LL-On n credit of one nnd tv j years, willi interest from ila lc The purchaser i purchasers to give band, willi two gool suretie and a mortgage Of I ho promises, to secure the pa, ineni of the purchase money. Purchasers to pi extra for stamps nml titles. L. THOMAS, s ee. fi"a5"*Tlio Phoenix and Charleston Courier coj in their laity of the 18th nnd 25tli November, ai forward nocottnl to thc Sherill" nt once. Nov 8. 1Sf>0_ _ 8_4 NOTICE. 1)KUS0NS indebted io thc l?stale of Ezekiel Mn ! I den, docoased, will make payment fort h wit I and those persons haying demands n gu ins) the sn Estate will present them to me legally nttestc within the time prescribed by law, or they will barred. N. M. MADDEN, Adin'r. Nov. (?. 180.1 _8_4 Sheriff's Sales. BY virtue of sundry writs nf fieri facia* to i directed, 1 will sell to the highest bidder, Pickons Court House, on Snlcday in December nc tho following described properly, lo wit : Lot No 8, in the town of Walhalla, contnini half acre, well improved. Lot No li, in Wulbai adjoining O Jost, containing one nore,unimproi H'Oissel's interest in one acre Lot, No 7. Sccli No 24, containing 17'2 sores,adjoining JncobSch der and others, and ono oilier tract, lying on Cn creek, adjoining J. Schroder and others, contnini - ncres more or less, levied on ns tho prop ty of Ilnnoko (iissel, nt tho suit of W J Nevil survivor, for others. Ono Trnct of Land, on Colonel's Kork creek, i joining lnnds of O W Phillips, Lewin Moorlu nnd others, containing -IS6 ncrcs moro or less Levied on ns tho property of L W Allen, dece od, nt tho suit of Stephen MoCtilly. One Tract o' Lund, lying on Dice's creek, a dj o i ng hinds of Hardy Gllslrnp nnd others, contain ('>.) acres more or less. Sold ns tho properly ot I N Hawthorn, deceased, nt tho suit of Anna H> thorn. One Trnct of Land, lying on Little River, i joining lands of Titos D Morgan, It Maxwell r others, containing ninety acres more or less. L ] icd on as the property of H. Adams, nt the suil ' John Calhoun for Samuel Heid. One Tract of Land, lying on-adjoin lands of F C Drown and others, containing - acres moro or less. Oue tract of lund, whereon d?fendant now ID lying on Gregory's Creek, waters of Twelve > Diver, adjoining lands of T. L. Allen and othi and containing-acres, more or less. L icd on as Ibo property of J. D. Masters at the i of T. L. Allon nnd otbors. TBRMS, CASU : Purchasers to pny extra for ti Nov 0, 18(10_8_t NOTICE. 'PHOSH indebted to tho "Ocrnian Settlement 1 oio'y" will como forward and mnko spoody Cement with the undersigned. JACOB SOU R?DER, Presiden August. 0, 186?, , 47 l DRUGS! DRUGS 1 JOHNSON & G1LL1LAND WALHALLA, SO. CA., \ WQU?J) bog leave to oall tho ut (on lion of thc public tu their superior lot of | DRUGS, I Consisting in part of AY KR'S BY HUP SARSAPARILLA ; RISLEY'S CO.WOUND FLUID EXT Ii ACT BU CHU; OPIUM, BALSAM COI'A VI A, SPIRITS NITRE, MUST A NO LINIMENT, OPODILDOO, HAR BON ATE SODA, VKRMIFUGE, SCHOOL BOOKS, VIOLIN BOWS, AMPUTATING AND TU Et MI IN INO INSTRUMENTS, SYRINGES, AND ALL OTHER ARTIOLKS KKPT IN OUR Li NE. Walhalla, S. C., Oct. ill, 180? 7-tf Winle ol" ftotifli Carolina. IS Oil OIN \ KY-CITATION. Vy" ll ERK AS, llob't. A. Thompson, C.P..P.I?, litttIi il npplieil io mo for lat I er?) of administration, with Will Riincxfil, upon tho list tile of Jos. lire" er. deceased, bite of ?ho District of ricketts and Stile H for csu id : Thc kindred nnd creditors of said deceased, nee. therefore, cited to nppenv hefore mc :it Pieken? (J. lt. on Friday the 2 i st day ot* Decem ber, 1800, to show cause, if any they can, why .-aid lenora should not he granted, (liven under my ha ml and seal th io fit h ilnv of November', 1800. _ W. B. ilOI/'OMUK, o P.O. .Slate ot" ??:5lJfc Carolina, IN OIIOINAHY - CITATION. I y ll RUM \8, Rob't. A. Thompson, C.K.P.D, hath lt applied lo mc for let t ees of administration upon thc Estate of .lohn M. Moody, decease !, late of thc District of lMckcns and Klato aforesaid : The kin Ired and creditors of said deceased, are, I hero fore, cited lo appear hefore nie nt l'iekens C. ll. on Friday the 21 st day of December, 180H, toidi uv cau.se, if any they can, why said loiters should liol he grant od. Given under my hand and leal I his fith day ot November, I8ii0. _W. E. ll GLOOM UK. o.e.i?. Slate ot* South Carolina. IN Ott Ul NA UV-CITATION. WU KKK AS. Ilob't. A. Thompson, CK. P.O. bath applied to mo fur lottersvol admin istration upon tho Ils'atc of JAhn ilix, dco'u, lalo of llie District of Dickons and S?ato aforo mid : Tho kindred and creditors of said dc COa?ed. are, tlicrcfnre, cited to appoar boforo me at Dickons C. II. on Friday tho '21st dny nf Do comber next, to show camm, if tiny they can, why said letters should not lie granted, (liven un der my band and seal, this thc 5th day of No comber, IS??. _W< E. HOLCOMBE, o.p\o._ little oi'Sonlli Carolina, IN ORUI NA UV - CITATION. WU ER ll AS, Robert A. Thompson, c.B.r.n, bath applied to mo for letters of adminis tration upon the Estate nf Joro. Cullins, deo'd, hue nf tim State aforesaid : The kindred and oreti it ni s of said decca-eil. are. therefore, cited to appear before me at Dickens C. ll. on Friday tho 21st day of December, 18l>6, to ?how cause, if any they can, why said letters should not bo granted, (liven under my hand and seal this otb day ul November, I ROO. W. fi. HOLCOMBE, o.p.n. Stato of South Carolina. IN (iain N Alt Y - CITATION. Y UHEREAS, Rob't. A. Thompson,O.K.p.o. hath T i applied to me for letters of administration upon *ho lis?ate of Stephen Garrott, deconsod, bile of thc District of Dickens and State aforesaid: The kindred and creditors of sahl deceased, are, therefore, cited lo appear before mo nt Dickens 0. ll. on Friday the 21st day of December, 18(10, to shew cause, if any they can, why said letters should not he granted. Given under my hand and seal this nth day of November,* 180(1. W. K. I10I.COM RE, o.p i>. Stale ot'South Carolina, IV OHOtNAUY-CITATION. WHEREAS, IViu't. A. Thompson, CE.e n., bath applied to ino for letters of admin istration upon thc Estate of Mary Smith, deo'd, late of the District of Dickens and State afore said : Tho kindred and creditors of said de ceased, arc. therefore, cited to appear before mo, at Dickens C. H. on Friday thc .'10th day of November, 1 Hiif?, to' shew cause, if any they can, why said letters should not bo granted - Given uiider mv hand and soal this 15th day of Octobor, 1800. _W. E. HOLCOMBE, o.r.o. Tho Stato of South Carolina, IN ORDINARY-PIOKKNS. Mary J. Dlnck, Jesse H. Hlack and ") Nancy E. Black, minors; hy their noxt | friend, John lt. Black, applicants, I Summons vs. \ in Wm. MoCraokln and | Partition. Sarah MoCraokln, defendants. J IT appearing lo my satisfaction that "William Mc Crnokin and Sarali McCrackin, dofendants in iii is cuso, resido without thc limits of this State: It is ordered, the re fore, that said absent defend ants do nppenv in tho Court of Ordinary for Dick ens Di "tri ct, at Dickons Court llouso, on Monday the, 17th day of Dcocmbor next, to object to Hie division or salo ot tho Heal F.Rtntoof William G. Hlack, deceased, or their consent to tho same will bc entered of record. W. E. HOLCOMBE, o.r.n. Ordinary's Office, Sept. 7. '.800 8m NOTICE. T)ERSONS indebted to tho Estate of Toliver Arm 1 strong, deceased, must pay up forthwith ; and those having dcinnnds against said Estate will pro sent thom to mo, tosten according to law. JNO. S. LATHEM, Ad'mr. Oct. 10,1860 6 8 DISTRICT DIRECTORY. Clerk of the Court-J. K. II A <ju un, Sheriff'-L. THOMAS. Ordinary-W. M. HOI.COM nv. Commissioner in Fquily-UOXI'T A. THOMPSON Coroner Commessioners to Approve the llonds of Pub lie Officers-I..J. Norton, Jos. Burnett, J. II. Ambler, Jumos Lawrence, Sum'l. Heid. Commissioners of the Poor-Dr. TI. C. Miller, Geo. R. Cherry, J. JJ. Clayton, S. D. Keith, lt. Craig, Sr. Commissioners of Public JJuildinffS -T'oli't. A. Thom neon, J. E. lla^ojd, W. E. Holcombe, M. L\ Mitchell, P. J. Miller. Commissioners of Free Schools-W. E. Hol combe C. ll. Soeurs, T. li. Muuldcu, 1. Wick lille, II. H. Penny. Magistrates-W. J. Gantt, J. M. Adams, J. lt. Cossett. Tims. Dillard. J. C. C. Parsons, J. N. Arnold. Rodin Rackloy. J. IL Sandorp, Ii. H. Vernor, Abel Bobine, NV. II. Peroitncau, A. Bryce, sr, Edward Hughes,* Commissioners of Hoads-2d Regiment -(I W Phillips, W SOrishnm, W J llunnieutt, M F Mitchell, Daniel Hughes, A B Grant. S M Crawford. W Pi?. Ilford, S H Maxwell.* bili Regiment-V II Griffin, F A Hoke, J I) Gasawav. J B Clavtou, .J A Ballinger, Alex Algood.'Tlm* U Price. S D Keith, Henry Wil liams, d T Gosse tl, 15 F Morgun, Thoa Dillard. RECONSTRUCTED POST OFFICES, t?OST OFV?0ES. NAUR ?V t'oSTM ASTKK. Bickens 0 ll--Catharine T Gibson. Piokonsville-Alpha B Howard. Walhalla-Christian ll I.-serteH. Fair Phiv-Beni H Doughty, Arnold's Mills-Wm MeMnhnn. Hunter's Mills-Wm Bunter, Jr. Mile Creek-Mary J Robins. DacilRvillfl-Marens A Morgan. Eightcon Mile-Lemuel Hendricks. Table Mountain - Roheren Reid. Ilaehcloi's Reireat-Grief Crcushnw, Oak way - Marv Sunders. Snow Creek-Emory Mooro Georn-o's Crook-James U SpiMcrs. Salubrity-Mary Bates. Five Mile - Mahala Thompson. Tunnel Hill-Turner Duncan, * Incomplete. Assist in e irrccting the same. COHN! CORN! CONSTANTLY OX II AND mid for salo nt / thc lowest price for cash, bv J. 15. E. SLOAN & CO. Pendleton. S. C.. Sept. 12, 1800 FLOUR! FLOUR! Ct ON ST A NTL Y ON HAND and FOR SALE ' ky J. B. F.. SLOAN & CO. Pendleton, S. C., Sept. 12, 18(10 DRY GOODS, SALT, S"CTGKA.:R,9 COFFEE, RICE, CASTINGS, Stone, Tin and Maslin Ware, I7?R SALE CHEAP BY A J. B. E. SLOAN & CO. Pendleton, S. C., Sept. 12, lStili :5m The Slate ol' South Carolina, PKMCENS-IN Ott DI NARY. I. T. Barron, Adui'r., vs. Thos. Barron and others. IT appearing to my satisfaction timi John Jones and wife Nancy, the heirs of Henry Darren, deceased, Tilomas Barron, John Barron nod wife Mary, defendants in this case, reside without the limits of this State : It is ordered, therefore, tlint the said absent defendants do nppetr in thc Court of Ordinary, at Picketts Court House, on Monday the 2 Uh day of Deceniher next, to shew cause, if any they can, why ft filial settlement ot tho F.slntc of Samuel Barron, ilbo'd, should not he mndc on that day; and further, to render in- their ndvnncc inonts and receive their distributive shnrcs of thc snid Estntc at thc snme time. W. E. HOLCOMBE, o.r.D. Ordinnry's Office. Sept. 17, 1806 1-8m Stale ol' South Carolina. IN onniNAnv-CITATION. WHEltF.AS, Kob't. A Thompson, o.K.p.n., lint li applied to inc for loiters of administration with Will nnncxed, upon the estate of Wm. W. Lnthcm, deceased, late of tho District of Pickcns and Stnlo aforesaid: Thc kindred and creditors of said deceased, nrc. therefore, cited to nppenr before me nt Dickens C. IL on Friday the 71li day of December next, lo shew oause, if tiny they can, why said letters should not bc granted. Oiven under my hand and seul this '22d dny of October, lH?o. W. E. HOLCOMBE, o.r.n. J. E. 11AG001), AGENT FOR THE SOUTHERN REAL ESTATE COM PW Y WASHINGTON CITY, D. C. PERSONS desirous of SELLING their FARMS 1 TIM DE lt ED LANDS, MINKS, MILL SHOALS and nny other kind of REAL ESTATE, can have thc snmo sold for CASH through ino ag Agent for tho Southern Honl Estate Company. I will adver tise mid oller for snlo nil lloal Estate without ex pense to tho owners until sold. PickonsC. H., Deo 7, 1806 1? tf "TO THE PUB LIC; MTH IO PAVILION HOTEL, so long and ably conduotcd by thc lalo H. L. BUTTERFIELD, will still ho kept open for tho accommodation of tho Traveling Public. And its former friends and patrons will find the usual accommodations and attentions bestowed on them as formorly, nnd tho public favors, al ready sowcll established as THE HOTEL of tho Traveling Merchants of tho South, will, by earned effort?, be faithfully preserved. ?>a>"Si>uth Carolina and Goorgia napers please oopy. Oot. IS, 1866 5 tf Petition fov final settlement. LOOK AT THIS ! rilUK SUBSCRIBER in form H his friends and I Hie public generally, that bo bas opened n CABINET SHOP At tins ploco, and will make and ropair all nrtt edes in that lino of business. Ho will nlso inuko Coffins. All work entrusted to bim will meet with prompt attention. C. STEVENS. Pendleton. S. C.._Anir. 28,_18G0_50-tf MILLSTONES ! MILLSTONES! 'PUK undersigned wishes lo inform (li?se in want A of tlic above-mentioned articles, that they cnn be supplied willi n very mt per i of quality of Corn Stone*, of any size, nt rcnsoiluble rates. All work finished with any draft or dress required by tho purchaser, nnd warranted perfect. Old Stones re dressed nod balanced willi Ute PATENT ADJUST IBLE SHOT BALANCE, tho most accurate uow ia usc. For Icrms, &e., address C. MAYHEW. Anderson C. H.^S. C, Oct. ?, 180ft._ DIL Toll NH. PARKER, HAVING RETURNED, afte- a temporary ab sence, will devote bis MC und attention to nnv professional business entrusted to ids care. Pickens C. H., July 2, 18?G 42-if MOYLES & PERRONNEAU, A T T O EC N E ?8 AT A W A XI) SOLICITOUS LY EQUUTY. OFFICE: WA Lil A LL A, S. C., OPPO sitc Mr. H. W. Picper's. A. T. lilt O V LES, \ fW. H. PERRONNEAU Anderson C. II. / \ Walhalla, S. C. July 3, 1800 .12 If SAM'L. MCGOWAN. \ ^J. M. ADAMS. Abbeville. S. C. / t, Pickens, S. C. M'GOWAN & ADAMS, Attorneys a,~t Law, AND SOLICITORS IN EQUITl'. Jfur A DAMS, Magistrate, willgivo . . X"\_ prompt attention to business Oct 20, IR00 _G_ _IT W. ?. EvlSLEY, A T T O Il N EY AT LA W A X D SOLICITOR IN EQUITY, WILL PRACTICE HIS PROFESSION in tho Courts ol thc Western Circuit. All business left willi Maj. J. M. ADAMS, nt Pickens C. H., will receive prompt attention. Juno 7._LS0G_38_tf JOSEPH J. NORTON, ATTORNEY AT LAW A N D SOL?CITOU IIV "EQUITY, OFFICE AT PICKENS COURT HOUSE, S. O Sept io, KHI* 1 tf HARRISON & WHITNERS A T T O R x's' K If ? A T IL A W A N ? SOLICITORS IN EQUITY, YU" ILL PRACTICE in thc Courts of Law and lt Equity in thc Western Circuit. J. W. HARRISON. \ li. F. WI1ITNER, V J. II. WIUTNLR. Anderson C. II. J Pickens C. IL Dec 23, 18(55 10 tf WATCHES, CLOCKS AND JEWELRY ? li IP A a k & O 9 WITH NEATNESS AND DESPATCH i^|kr> ROOM IN LOVELAND'S W-i^^ BUILDING, oppositelho Post office. ??-^JS? diKKUTiVILLE C. II. -: ALSO : WATCHES AND CLOCKS FOI! SALE. JAMES G. BLACK March 0, \MC ^ 6 tf FOU PALATKA, FERNANDINA, JACKSONVILLE AND ALL THE LANDINGS ON THE ST. JOHN'S RI Y E B. T II E S P L E N H11) STEAMSHIP, DICTATOR, (1000 TONS BURTHEN,) CAPT. LOUIS Mt. COXKTTER, WILL SAIL FROM A DO RU'S WHARF for the nbovo places every S AT CUD AY, at 3 o'clock, P' M, until further notice. For Freight or Passnpc, apply on board or to Office of thc Agency, 17 Vnnderhorst's Wharf. J. D. AIKEN & CO.. Agents. Country popers plcaso copy and send bill to Agents. Sept. 20, Hulfl _2_tf Notice IS HEREBY GI VEN Hint application will be mndo to tho Legislature, ot its noxtseesion, for a renoval of thc Charter of the German Set tlement Society of Charleston. JACOE SCHRODER, Trotidcnt. October 1. 1866_3_3m ^ State of South ?? roi ?itu? IN OnniNAltY-CITATION. WHEREAS, Rob't. A. Thompson, c.E.r.ir., hath applied to me for lottors of admin istration upon tito Estato of Ann Smith, doo'd, late of the District of Dickons and Stato afore said: Tho kindred and creditors of said de ceased, aro, therefore, cited to appear before me, at Pickens Court Houso on .Friday the 30ih day of November, 1^66, to show cause, If any they can, why said letters should not be granted. Given under my hand and sea), this 15tb day of Octobor, 1866. W. Bi HOLCOMBE, CT.?,