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The Pavilion Hotel, Charleston, 8. C. THE ABOVE POPU.LAR HOTEL IS OPEN FOR THE Accommodation of tho Travelling Public. BOARD, PlOlt BAY, $3.00. MUS. lt. L. RUTTE?Ft?LD% Proprietress A. BUTTERFIELD) Superintendent. Nov 12, lHG? ?J tf NEW GOODS. CHEAP GOODS ! I). BIEMANN, WALHALLA, S. C, IS KKOKiVINO A LARGE AND WELL ASSOUTKD STOCK Ol* FALL AND WINTER GOODS, Consisting, in part, of CLOTHS, CASSIM KUES. CALICOES. PLAIDS, FLANNELS, &C, WIUTK CLOTH. OK ALL KINDS; ?M? VHS AL\? ElO^S?CESV ; HATS AX D CAPS ; ROOTS AND SlIOIvS : LEATHER; tn lH?t'l)illi:H, of a superior quality, and | n lull SlOok, BARTKR j Of all kinds will lie received fur GOODS ai j thc highest market rufen. QUICK SALUS AND SMALL PROFITS. Walhalla, Nov. 12, IK?? H--tf U. S. Internal Revenue; ASSISTANT ASSESSOR'S OFFICE, \ 22'u Div., Ord Collection Dist., S. C., Six MILK M II.I.S. Picken* District, S. 0. J YOTK'K is hereby given thal Division Nu. 22 j.\ embraces t he exact houiul'irlcs of the Gili Rug intent, S. C. M., anil that nil persons, linns, com panies, mill corporations, engag-d in any.business, ? occupation or profession, within said limits, tor which a license is required, must register their mimes willi uic tit.Otico, fruin Muy 1st. 18iif>, to May lal, ISdd, ami Iron? May Isl*. 180th lo May 1st, 18U7. This class embraces Merchants, Tra ders. Professional men. Distillers. Paddlers, Man ufacturera, owners of Stallions and Jacks, Tobac conists. Cigar makers, llnikcrs. Insurance Agents. &c. Hie. Distillers. Manufacturers, mid all other Persons. Firms and Corporations, who are required by law lo make monthly or trimonthly returns of j tho quantities manufacture)! or produced, should come prepared willi Ihu beal evidence tn their pow rr. to enable mc to arrive as near as possible at tho enact (pla nt it tea ill-itiufactlirodor produced since thc Isl May, 180-J. Persons owning buggies, car nages, or {jobi watches, kept- for use or hire, must make returns for the years ISlM and ISt??, l?get li er with gold and silver plate, &c, &0. Also, thc j returns of their incomes for the same years, to- i gethcr with the number of slaughtered animals. 1 Kxeoitlors, Administrators, anti all other persons ' interested in any Instates. Legacies or Distributive j .Shares, Inheritances, ?ltd Successions, must make returns to the present lime. 1 will bo in HIV OtttOQ to receive returns on Fri day Und Saturday of n<?xt week. And nfler I lint, tho three last days of oiwdi week until further notice. The law i m poseo heavy penalties for failing lo make prompt returns; in some cases, extremely severe. F. A. Il OK F, A SH'I Assessor* 22d Div., Ard Collection District of S. C. NOT 17, 180(1. 9 2 A LL PERSONS indebted to Dr. .lohn R. Parker l\ for the year I80&, arc requested to scttlo at un early dato.' Those who have given notes for 180?) or 'titi, as they have invariably chosen their own time for payment, will please meet (hem when they are duo. OSy- DK. PAUKER continues lo oller bis ser vices to thc sick and Afflicted, For those who cnn not pay when the cases arc dismissed, bc will wail ft reasonable lime. Piokcns C. IL, Nov. 12, 1 ?<?<> 0-tf Tho Stato of South Carolina. PICKKN8-IN OU DIN Alt V. Samuel A. Clary. \ Vdui'rB ) '>ol','1'on ,or AtKll James L. Hoggs, ? ' I settlement of lite Eg* vs j tale of Joseph (.' Sarah Hoggs and others. * | Hoggs, deceased. !T appearing (o my s ttisl'aclion that Andrew Hoggs, Heirs al law of Nancy Ah xaildcr. dee'd. (names and number unknown.) ileirs-atdaw Of Josi.iii Hoggs, deceased, (names and number un ' known.) defendants in this ease, reside without the limits of this .Stale : lt ia ordered, therefore, that these said absent defend?ais do nppear in thc Court of Ordinary, nt Piokcns Court House, South Caro lina, on tho 22d day of February next, to show causo, if any they can, why a final seulement ol' the Estufe of Joseph G. Hoggs, deceased, should not then be made, by adjusting thc salo Hill, ?to., or (hoir consent to the aanio will bo entered of re cord. W. E. HOLCOMHE, o.r.n. Nov. 12. 1800 _?_ _:'M_ The Mate of South Carolina. PICKKN8-IN ORDINARY. Malinda Archer, Adiu'x, ") Petition for Sale of VS. ( Lund for payment . 8. N. Williams and wife, and j of Debts, others. J IT appearing to my satisfaction that the hcirsat lnw of Van Archer, deceased, (names and mint* bor unknown) and tho hcirs-atdaw of Andrew ll. Archer, deceased, (names and number unknown) d?fendants iii thia case, resido without the limits of thia State : Il is? ordered, therefore, that these said absent defendants do appear in thc Court of Ordinary, at Dickens Court. Honso, 8. C., on thc 2?th day of February next, to show oauso, if any. they can, why the Heal l?state of John E. Archer, deceased, should not bo sold for tho payment of debts. W. E. HOI COM HE, ern. No*. 10, 18<VL 10 8ui RE-SALE. THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, l*iel&oiM--lia Homily. R. A. Thompson, Adm'r, | ?j,, fop 8ft,c of Und tQ A. A. llunnicutt, ot. al?. J W D<fbl8' &c 1)V Vt?tl'UE ol* a decretal order Io mo direclcd, ) in thia case, by tho Court of Mqnily, I will sell at public auction, ut Picketts C. H., lo thc highest bidder, ON SALEDAY IN DECEMBER NEXT, THE REAL ESTATE Of Alvin Jenkins, deceased, us described in tho plendinga in thia case, mundy : One Tenet ?d' bund, sit?ale in tho District of Picken*, on Tuga\oo Uiver, containing Threo Hun dred and Sixty Acres, more or less, and adjoining landa of J. R. Shclor, S. Hughes, and Hs atc of H. Hawthorne. There is some thirty or forty acres of good liver and creek bottom on this tract. THUMS Ot' SALK.-On a credit of one and two years, with interest from day of salo. Tile pur chaser or purchasers to give, bond io thc Commis sioner, willi two good sureties, together willi a morl gage of tho premises, to secure the payment of the purchase money. Tho costs lo bo paid in cindi on day of sale. Purchasers to pay extra for thies, mortgages and stamps. H?H T. ?. THOMPSON. o.K.P.n. Cf2f" Sold al thc risk of the former purchaser, who has failed lo comply willi the terms of sale. Cotn'ra. Pillee, Oct. 8?? lH?ii_S-I V?t U A BLE PRO PERT Y ron SALE. 1)Y permission of W. K. Holcombe, Bsa,., Ordtlin ) ry of PicKons District. 1 will sell, nt public out ciy, ni tho residence of John W. I.. Cary, deceased, on Tuesday tho llb day of December next, all the PERSONAL ESTATE Of said deceased, consisting of THURK MCLES ; ONB CARRI AO K AND HARNESS; ONE BUOOY. " " OX H ( ??LT : fl VB M lld'll COWS ; ( ) X B YO KB OX KN ; ONB WAHON: STOCK OK 1IOCS: OX li LO I LU M SHU : TOOLS, OF A h h KINDS : CORN. FODDKR AN D SHUCKS : TWO MOLASSES Ml hhs : HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURN I TURE, und ether art ?oles. ALSO -At Dickem C. H. on Saloday tn De cember, ail the REAL ESTATE Of said deceased, consisting of Two Tracts, as follows : Traci No. li lying on holli sides of Kenwco River and McKinney's Creak, containing Bight Hundred and Thirty-four Acres, moro or le-s, and adjoining lands of W. \V. Moss, J..Im Whit miro and othois. On this place there is about Seventy Acres of good Ki vor hui tom. Tract Xn. 2, containing Thirtv lhe Aero* morn or less, adjoining lands nf Sarah Curtis. Abiel Foster and others, with tho right of ti twenty feet road from the ol I Telford bouse tu li P. O. corner, near tho top of thc hill on W. L. Keith's land. TEEMS OF SALE.-For the Real Batato, a credit of one and two years, with inlnrost fruin date. Purchase money to he secured by note and good security and u mortgage nf thu prem ises. For thc Personal Estate, a credit of 12 mouths, with interest, note und security. M. M. CARY, Bk'trts. Nov. 8. 18fio_8_4_ ABARG AIN. I?0R SALK, THAT FINK TRACT OF LAND. 1 known as the Davis tract, formerly belonging to the Fatale of Josiah 1). Perry, deceased, lying on fjliocsloc Creek, and bounded by lands of Richard Dean, Squire Hughes and others. Till S TRACT contains Two Hundred mid Highly Acres, of which about SEVENTY-FIVE ACRES is good bottom land. For terms and furl h er particulars, apply to Col. Rob t. A. Thompson, al Picketts 0. li. lt. T. YARHOROCdH. Oct 24, 1800 t? tf GUNPOWDER At R/eduoed IPrioes. IN KKOS, half Kegs, quarter Kegs mid Canis* lera. Quality guaranteed equal to any made. Apply to " (HI AS. II. M lil SH, Wholesale Dealer in Groceries and Liquors, No. 1) Kayne St., Charleston, S. C. Oct. 28, 18011 7 lin Fi) ll SALE. ty 1 LL BE SOLD, at Hie lalo residence of L. W. Tl Allen, deceased, on thc Uh day of December next, 1 WHEAT FAN, PA RM I NO IM PL EM BNTS. ?f?>'" Terms-('ash! S. McCULLV, Ad'iur. Nov. fi. 1880 8 _8 TUE ASSOCIATE REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN. tTNDKR the above title tho subscriber proposes ) to resume tho publication of thc ..Duo West T?lescopa," for tho A. lt. Synod, on tho 1st of January, 18(17. Subscription.-Three Dollars a year, in advance, in currency. JJi*.i>"* Our old exchanges will confer a favor by giving (his notice an insertion or (wo. Also, by sending us their papers In advance, J. I. DONN KR. Duo Wost. S. C., Nov. 8, IHfid. Special Notice. LOOK OUT ! PERSONS indebted lo mo must pay up. ns T am obliged to havo money, if (hey do no( pay they will bc sued before'next Return day. Those in debted to ino, in he Magistrates' jurisdiction, must pay immediately, ns indulgence cannot bo given. Ho wisc, act promptly, and save costs. J HR KM LUI LOOP KR. Oct'. 20, 1800 ,_ (? tf Notico IS HEREBY GIVEN that application trill ho mudo to tho legislature, at its noxt regular session, for au act to incorporate " Ken woo Lodge. No. 70, A. P, M.," al Dickens C. It. August 25, limo ....:./ ; ? ?m SHERIFF'S SALE. I) Y VIHTUK or tho fi fas In my office-Thos lt. J Shelor CHid oilier? vu Hubert Maxwoll, Jr.-I will sell ut public out-ay, at l'iokons 0. If.t lo (ho highest hinder, on Sulodny ia December next, the Valuablo Roal Estate Of thc said Defendant, situate in l'ickens district, as follows : , ,-. Tract No 1, known ns the " David Sloan tract" contains 1,830 acres of baud, ft largo proportion of which is good upland in ils virgin state. 8U or ! 100 acres of good Creek Dottom cleared and in cul- ! tivatiou. Thc lund produces Corn, Wheat and To bocco. Tho Improvements area large and well ar ranged dwelling with six up rjglll rooms, stone j ohimnies, kitchen, meal house, soi vants' houses, i largo framed thresher, stables, tobacco barn, with | all the fixtures for caring, stemming, and packing ; lobs COO. On this trael is a first class FLOCKING MILL, with all appliances for grinding Corn and j Wheat. Al the same place is a good SAW MILL, wit i au abundance of limber convenient. Tract No 2, known as thc Morgan Land," con taining l'i? acres of choice uphiud, extending fr.nn Traci No 1 to Little Uiver and Crooked ("reek. Tract No 8, known ns tho .' Bryant Thomas" Lnnd, on Crooked creek, contains 160acres-some good laud, with framed House, siablos, &0-ad joins Nu I or the Home place. Traci No l contains 480 acres, on both sides of Cane creek, and known as tho '.Slribling laud." Some good land, and u (jimntity of lindi -r Conven ient lo the Mill. A pood water power, known ns Courtney's Shoal. This land lies neut- tho Hail Hoad and idjoins No 1 Tract No ? contains 8or lUnerc:;, coveted by the Mill-dam, and adjoin:. No i Traci No ii ooma i ns 2"> or -'JO acres, a part of the traci known as thc O'Neall laud, a id adjoins No 1 Tract No 7 contains ?ISO acres on Dodging' branch on both sides of tboOeonco Station road-some ?50 acres of good branch bottom, a good cabin, with stable, &e, in a good range. Traci No S contains-- acres, a part of thc land'purchased from the cstato of \V D Steele. Traci No ?) contains-acres on fane creek. and adjoius tract No 4, and was surveyed willi thal Tract. f.'.lVThc privilege of using the l'inc Timber on that pari of Mr. .John Cann m's land, lying on thc Station road, has been secured fora number of yea rs. Bg$U These Lands lie In seven miles of Walhal la, and three of the. Hine Hidpc Hnilroad. fl??V*" Plats ol' these Lands, judiciously sub divi ded, will be prepared immediately. THUMS OK SALK-On a oredil of one and two years, with interest from dato The purchaser or purchasers to give hand, with-*two gool sureties, and a mortgage of tho premises, to secure the pay ment ol the purchase money. Purchasers to pay extra for stamps and titles. L. THOMAS, s.rm. B^SyThe Phoenix and Charleston Courier copy in their lally of ibo 18th and 2?th November, and forward account to the Sheriff at once. Nov 8. 1800 ? 4 j Sheriff's Sales. 1) Y virtue of sundry writs of fit ri facias to me ) directed, I will sell to tho highest bidder, at l'ickens Court House, on Saleday in Deceihberncxt, the following described property, to wit : Lot No 8, in thc town of Walhalla, containing half acre, well improved. Lol No 0, in Walhalla, adjoining C Josi, containing one aero,unimproved ll Oisscl's interest in one acre. Lot, No 7. Section No 21, con!aiuing 172 aorcs,adjoining Jaoob-Solll'O der and others, and one other tract, lying on Catie creek, anjoining J. Schroder and others, containing -ncres more or less, levied onus tlie proper ty of Ilancke Gisscl, at thc shit of \V J Neville, survivor, for others. One Tract of Land, on Colonel's Fork creek, ad joining lands of fl W Phillips, Lewis Moorhead and others, containing 48f> acrc3 moro or less. Levied on ns the property of L W Allen, deceas ed, at thc snit of Stephen MeCully. One Tract ol' Land, lying on Rice's creek, adjoin ing lands of Hardy Gilstrap and others, containing SO acres more or less. Sold as thc property of J. N Hawthorn, deceased, at thc suit of Anna Haw thorn. Otc Tract of Land lying on Little River, nd joining lands of Thos D Morgan, ll Maxwell and others, containing ninety acres moro or less. Lev ied on as thc property of F. Adams, at thc suit of John Calhoun for Samuel Heid. One Traci of Land, lying on Hcaverdom Creek, adjoining lands of F C Brown and others, and containing 010 acres more or less. Levied on ns Hie properly of Andrew Alexander at thc snit nf William S. Urisham and James 10. Ilagood, and others. One tract ol'land, whereon defendant now lives, lying on (?reg uy's Creek, waters of Twelve Mile Uiver, adjoining lands of T. L. Allen and others, and containing-ncres, more or less. Lev ied on as tho properly of J. 1). Master - at ibo suit of T. L. Allen and others. On Tuesday after saleday. nt (he residence of Thos D Morgan, ('oro. Fodder,shucks, 1 yearling, homespun cloth, farming tools, household and kitchen furniture, as the properly of F Adam?, nt (he suit of John Calhoun for Samuel Heid. On Tuesday after saleday, at tho rosidcifco of T L Allen, corn, fodder, shucks, fat hogs, cow and calf, one bl nd horse, seed cotton, lobncco, coopers tools, one two horse wagon, household and kitchen furniture, levied on ns the properly of J 1) Mas ters, at tho suit of T L Allen and others. Three work oxen and. one ox wagon, levied on ns tho property of J 0 HUcnburg< at the suit of A H i Grant, One yoke oxen, levi d on ns I lie properly of C \ II White, ni thc suit of Joseph Burnell. One gray mare, levied on as tho property of ll H Mosely, at tho snit of A H Grant. On Tuesday after saleday, nt the residence of David Moore. 80 or 40 bushels corn, about 500 bundles fodder, lot shucks, levied on ns the prop orly of W T Major, nt thc suit of Albert Hacket. Two mules, 1 2 hors > wagon, 1 buggy and har ness, sett blacksmith tools, 4 head entile, 10 bend hogs, household and kitchen furniture, corn, lod dev and shucks, levied on as tho property of G W {Phillips, nt thc still of Major Cole. Four mules, 1 bay mare, 5 head cattle, 18 head hogs, 2-2 horso wagons and gear, 2 buggies, sett double harness, 1 spring wagon, corn, fodder and shucks, fat hogs, household and kitchen furniture, I levied on as tho property of Wm Dickson, ni thc j suit of Major Colo. I ??3u.Thc properly of J D Masters will bc sold ! for coin or its equivalent. I TKKMS, CASH : Purchasers to pay extra for titles I and stamps. L. THOMAS, s.r.n. Nov f?. 18I?0 8 ld NOTICE. ?)RUSONS indebted to the l?state of Ezekiel Mad den, deceased, will inako payment forthwith ; and those persons having demands against tho said Hsfnto will presont them to mo legally attested, within tho time proscribed by law, or they will bo barrod. N. M. M A DD KN, Adm'r. Nor. 0. 1104 8 4 DISTRICT DIRECTOBY. Clerk of Oie Court-J. 13. HAOOOO. Sheriff- L. THOMAS. Ordinary-W. K. HOLCOMBE. Commissioner in Equity-KOU'T A.TIIOMI'SON Coroner Commissioners to Appruct the Bonds of Pub lic Officers-I. J. Norton, Jos. Burnett, J. II. Ambler. Jumos Lawrence. Suiu'l. Reid. Commissioners of thc Poor-Dr. U.C. Miller, Chairman ; (Jen. IC Cherry, Secretary und Trea surer ; J. li. Clayton, S. D. Keith, lt. Craig, Sr. Commissioners of Public Building?-Rob't? A. Thompson, Cbnirumn ; J. E. llugoud, Soc rotary nod Treasurer; W. ?, Holcombe, M. P. Mitchell, 1?. J. Miller. Commissioners of Free Schools-T. H. Maul don, Chnirmuu ; \V. E. Holcotnhe, Secretary and Treasurer j C. H. Spears, I. WickliUb, li ll. Penny, Daniel Orien, James Burdino. Magistrales-W. J. Gantt, J. M. Adams, J. II. G-issett. Tl,os. Dillard, J. 0. C. Carsons, J. N. Arnold, Rodin Kaoklov. J. ll, Sanders, L. II. Vernor. Abel Koluna, \V, H. Poronncnu, A. Bryce, sr, Ld wa rd Hughes. John Sharp* Commissioners of' Hoads-2d Regiment-G W Phillips, W SGiislmm. W Ilnnnicutt,. M F Mitchell. Daniel Hughes, L \V husk, S M Crawford, W Pileliford, S tl Maxwell,* 5M llcf/iment-V A Hoko, Chairman ; K II G rilli n, Treasurer; J li Clayton, Clerk; J D Gasaway, J A Ballinger, Alex Alg>od. Thos H Price*. S D Keith. Henry Williams, J T Gos eett, ll F Morgan, Thos Dillard. Internal Jtcrenuc-ll A ll Gibson, Assessor 2d Regiment. S 0 M. F A Hoke, Assessor 5th Regiment, S C M. RUCO X ST II UCT ED POST OFFICES. POST o vi'ic KS. . NAM ic OK TOST WASTES. Pickcns C ll--0athnrine T Gibson. Pickonsvillc - Alpha II Howard. Walhalla-Christian ll Issertell. Fair Piny-lieu) R Doughty. Arnold's Mills--Wm MeMiihnn. Hunter's Mills - Wm Hunter, Jr. I Mile Creek - Mary J Robins. ! Ducusville-Marcus A M??rgMii, j Eighteen Mile-Lemuel Hendricks. Table Mountain-Rebeco? Heid. Kachelor's Retreat-Grief Cronshaw. Oak way-Mary Sanders. Snow Crock-Emory Mooro George's Creek-James R Spillers. Salubrity-Mary Hates. Fivo Mile-Mahala Thompson. Tunnel Hill-Turnor Duncan. * Incomplete. Assist in correcting tho sumo. CORN! CORNI (CONSTANTLY ON II AND and for salo nt J thc lowest price for cash, bv J. H. E. SLOAN & CO. Pendleton, S. C., Sept. 12. I8G? FLOUR! FLOUR! CONSTANTLY ON HAND and FOR SALE ' hy J. Ii. E. SLOAN & CO. Pendleton. S. C., Sept. 12, ISM DRY GOODS, COFFEE, CASTINGS, Stone, Tin and Maslin Ware, T3?U SALE CHEAP ll Y V J. ll. E. SLOAN & CO. Pendleton, S. C., Sept. 12, i860 .itu The Slate of Mon I li Carolina, P ICK K N S - 1N 0111)1 N A ll Y. I. T. Barron, Adm v., vs. Thos. Barron nnd others. IT appearing to my satisfaction thal John .loties nnd wife Nancy, the heirs of Henry Barron. deceased, Thomas Barron, John Barron and wife Mary, defendants in this case, reside without the limits of this Stale : lt is ordered, therefore, thal thc said absent defendants do appear in the Court of Ordinary, at Bickens Court House, on Monday thc '1 Ith day of December next, to shew cause, if any they can, why a final settlcinoiU of thc ttstato of Samuel Barron, ecc'd, should not be made on (hat day ; and further, to render in their advance ments and receive their distributive shares of the said Bstittc at thc same lime. W. E. HOLCOMBE, o.v.n. I Ordinary'? Office, Sept. 17,18*10 1- 8m Slate ol* Mouth Carolina? IN O ttl) IN AU Y - CITATION. VT ll BUHAS, Rob't. A Thompson, O.E.P.U., hath M npplicd to mo for letters of administration I with Will annexed, upon the estate of Wm. W. j Lnlhem, deceased, late of the District of Bickens 1 and Slnto aforesaid: The. kindred and creditors of said deceased, avo, therefore, cited to appear before me at IMckcnsC. ll. on Friday the 7lh day of December next, to shovv cause, if any they can, why said letters should not bo granted, liiven under my hand and seal ibis 22d day of October, I 1800. _W. E. HOLCOMB!-:, o IM>. J. E. 1IAG00D, ?GK/?T FOR TI110 SOUTHERN RI3/VL ESTATE COMP'NY WASHINGTON CITY, D. C. PBRSONS desire is of SELLING their FARMS, Tl M BBB Bl) LANDS, MINKS. M1LLSIIOAL8 ! and any other kind of lt BAL HST A TB, cnn hove I lb? saino sold for CASH through mo ns Agent for ! ihc Southern Real BstnloCompany. I will adver tise nnd oller for salo all Kcal l?stalo without ex pense to the owners until sold. PiokoitsC. H., Dec 7. lHt?? 13 ff Notico IS HEREBY GIVEN that application will he mndo to tho Legislature, nt tho next regular session, to discontinuo tho public road, com mencing at tho f >rk north of Aaron B<?ggs' bouse, crossing Twclvo Milo River at or near his placo, and torininating at or near J. C. Hall's. F. A. HOKE, Chairm'n Ortfq'rs. Roads, 5th Reg't. S. C. M. August 2-'', f$0f? " " am I Bet it ion for final j settlement, LOOK AT THIS ! rpilE SUBSCRIBER informs Iiis friends and I tho public generally, that be has opeuod a CABINET SHOP At this place, and will make and repair all arti cles in til nt lino of .business. Ile will also oink? Collins. All work entrusted to him will meet with prompt attention. C. STEVENS. Pendleton, S. C., Aug. 28, 1806 50-if MILLSTONES! MILLSTONES! fpiiE undersigned wishes lo inform those in want 1 of the above-mentioned articles, thut they con be supplied with a very superior quality of Corn Stones, of any size, nt reasonable rates. All work finished with any draft or dress required by tho purchaser, und warranted jn-rfvet. Old Stones re dressed and balanced with the PATENT ADJUST* I13LE SHOT BALANCE, thc most accurate now In use. For terms, &c.i address C. MAYHEW. Anderson C. IL, S. C, Oct. 5, 18GG. BROYLES & PERRONiNEAU, A T T ? K X Bi Y 8 A T IA A \V AND SOLICITORS IN EQUUTY, OFFICE: WALHALLA. S. C., OPRO sitc Mr. Hi W. 1'iepcr'd. A. T. BROYLES, \ I W. IL PEU lt ON N LAU Anderson C. II. / \ Walhalla, S. C. July 3, 1800 ? tf SAM'L. McUOWAN. 1 fj. M. ADAMS. Abbeville, S. C. / \ Pickens.S. C. M'GOWAN & ADAMS, Attorneys eot. Law, AND SOLICITORS IN EQUITY. J. JE. ADAM?, Tia s is? rate, Will give prompt attention to business. Oct , IsOO 0 tf W. K. EA 8Lt EY, A T T O R N E V A T L A W A N1) SOLICITOR IN EQUITY, WILL PRACTICE IIIS PROFESSION in the Courts nf tito Western Circuit. All business left with Maj. J. M. ADAMS, at Picketts C. H., will receive prompt attention, June 7, 1800 '?ti_If JOSEPH J. NORTON, A T T O ll N E Y A T L A W AND SOlilCITOK IS EQUITY, OFFICE AT PICKENS COURT HOUSE, S. C Sept 10, 1800 1 If HARRISON & WHITHERS A T T O R N E Y S A T L A W A N D SOLICITORS IN EQUITY, lyiLL PRACTICE in thc Courts of Law and lt Equity in the Western Circuit. J. W. HARRISON, ) B. F. WH1TNKK, \ J. H. WHITNKR, AndcrsonC.il. J Pickcns C. IL Dec 23, 1805 lo tf WATCHES, CLOCKS AND JEWELRY R :? P A 1 R t ?> WITH NEATNESS AND DESPATCH N ROOM IN LOVELAND'S (KY^ES BUILDING, opposite the Post office. *??^M?> ?KEEWVIIJM C. II. -: ALSO: WATCHES AX J) CLOCKS FOR SALE. J AM KS O. BLACK March 0, ISfifi ,r> tf FORT?L?TK?, FERNANDINA, JACKSONVILLE AND ALL THE LANDINGS ON THE ST. JOHN'S RIVER, VIA SAVANNAH^ GA. THE NEW AND SPLENDID STEAM SHIP DICTATOR, (1000 TONS BURTHEN,) CAPT. LOUIS m. COX ET TE?, ON nnd after Ibo l?th October next, this FINE SHIP will sail from thc Soulhern Whnrf every FRIDAY NIOJ1T, at IO o'clock, for-th? .above places. ?i?y- AU Freight must be paid here by Shippers. For Freight or Passage, apply on board or to Oflie* of the Agency, 17 Vnndcrhorst'a WhnrT. J. D. AIKEN & CO.. Agents. Sept. 20, 1800 J?_tf Notico IS HEREBY GIVEN thal application will be made to thc Legislature, at it? next session, for a renewal of ibo Charter of tho German Set tlement Society of Charleston. JACOB SCHRODER, President. October 1. 1800 3 _ 3ni State ot'South Carolina. ix OUMNAUY-CITATION. WHEREAS. Rob't. A. Thompson, C.K.P.D., hath applied to me for letters of ndmin istrntion upon the Estate of Ann Smith, dee'd, late of the District of Dickens and State afore said : Tho kindred and creditors of said de ceased, nre, therefore-, cited to appear before mo, nt Piekens Court Douse on Friday tho 30th day *}f November, 1800, to shew cause, if any they can, why said ietlors should not ho I granted. Given nuder my hand and seal, thin 15th day of October, 1800. _W E. HOLCOMBE, o.r.n. NOTICE." WHOSE Indebted lo tho .*German Settlement So 1 ciely" wil come forward and make speedy set? (lenient with the undersigned. JACOB SCHRODER, President. AugnM A. 18M I? t|