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jNd: ? B ? ni r i J_, A IST Y . Mutually Mistaken " .Beware of pickpockets, Joshua," ?aid ? Joshua Barker's mother to hov sou, w hen that interesting young gentleman was about setting forth to visit his aunt Betsey Barker, who lived seventy live miles away, in tho thriving little village of Gravburg. " Yes'am responded Joshua dutifully, T'll keep my eyes peeled for cm. (?noss if they ketch thU child napping they'll riso nirlior than they're used to." "Timi's right, thy hid, Tailers hnowed you W?8 tho smartest (d' tho family, Joshua, but I guess when you como to go about ?iud seo things you'll turn out smarter'n over I thought. There is the kee.rs comin' now. Look out and hold fast to your valise ! And don't forget to ho koorful of ycr faithcr's watch, aud don't smoke no cigars, nor drink no water without looking into it. Cause there was a women that I've hoard sister Betsey tell about, out there, thal drinked a live snake! And do try and not dirty tnore'n two dickies a week ! I t'll make it such havd washing for your aunt, and she's got the rhumuliz, you know. Now look out for your pocket-hook ! Toll Uotsoy to send up that rosato for color blue and making that squiuoh sass-and-and budy! Iiorc they bo ! ami with a kiss that made tho very locomotive give a snort of amazement, Mis. Harker tore herself away. Joshua seated himself in the very middle of the e::r-he had heard it said that there was less danger there, and holding his valise in his lap, he put one hand on his watch, and the other on his pocket hook, and mentally de fied pickpockets. l?o had heard so much of the dreadful doing in tho ears, that he though! it, impossible to use too much precaution. At the nexl station they look up a rather pretty, hut decidedly nervous looking young lady, in a blue bonnet and pink dress. She paused beside Joshua, ami asked timidly " ls this seat engaged ?" " No, not as I know ol'?" stammered Josh ua, blushing up to his hair. " Want to sit down ?" Thank you," and she sat d urn sn grace fully that her expansive crinoline spread en tirely over .Joshua's knees and . ilise, and completely enveloped our perspiring-hero in tin avalanche of Bounces, shawl, ring and pat cloudy. Holli of tile young people seemed very much frightened. Joshua begun to (inger his pocket book nervously shirting it from th cuco In hi? vest, and finally depositing it in his hat, wish ing at the same time that he could drop it in to bis boot. The, young lady fidgottotl, eyed her compan ion askance-pulled her hoiiliel strings, und clutched tightly the handle of her reticule but after a little while, both seemed to get eas icr, and Joshua screwed up his courage losnj something. " Fine day, marm." " Yes; rallier cool, though." " That's a fact. Cooler than it was yostcr day." " Yes, but not so cool as it was last winter.' " No siree. ! Terrible cold Friday last win ter, wan't there?" " Awful ! was you out any ?" " Out ! 1 rather guess 1 was in (he spruei swamp driving old Huck and Brood nil day ! Golly ' how the frost stood om'em 1" "Ves, 1 think its likely." A dead silence.. At last, said Joshua, will a desu?rale effort at sociability " doing far ?" " To Grnyburg." " You hain! 1 So he T, quito a contingene; haint it?" and both giggled. They were bc ginning tb get acquainted. Joshua took his liam) away from his wate! and put it around the bick ol' the seat. " Going to stay (hero long, .Miss ?" " A week, 1 guess, lie you ?" " About as long as you," responded Joshua letting his hand rest on the back of her High land shawl ; and feeling very much as he dit when Deacon Jenners caught him robbing hi pot peartree. The young lady thew back. "Law! you inusn't do so, sir. lt hain proper." u I'll like to know what's to hinder?" eric Joshua Lt Jilly. " Folks will see us !" simpered the youn lady. " Who keers !" cried Joshua, I'm twenty one years old, and got father's watch in tu pocket and ten dol?ais besides ! and forgetful that he had deposited it in his hat, he felt fo it in bis pocket. It was gone ! "Jerusalem? roared Joshua springing t his feet in terriblo dismay-'taint there it' gone ! I'vo been robbed ! somebody's cou mitted arson on my person and pocket I'* II glared at thc young lady by his side, whofroi some cause wi.s gelling as excited as himsel feeling first in her pocket and then in her rc icule. " You've got it ! thundered Ito - " 1 migl have k 1)0wd you warn't respectable ! l'\ hcered marm say a hundred times that tio d? cent woman ever wore one of them waterfall Yon got it while I was hugging of you. hadn't any business lo hug another gal whe I'm keeping company with Foggy Ann Serij gins J Ten dollars gone-ten dollars that fa thor got for th? brindley calf and the etibtn sheep ! Hand it over, or hy scissors, L'll scare ye if ye boa woman !" Tho young lady sprang up-her face rot her eyes blazing--she, loo lind read the p per?, and had heard of pickpockets. An angry mari is a fearful .sight, bul can begin to compare with an angry woman. An this one was raging. She brandished her par sol in ono hand and ber reticule in the otho "You've stole my porttnonaie I cried sb " You've took tho advantage of an iunuccn unprotected female, and played tho part of pickpocket ! I've read about euch as you i 1 . ?.L-l. i.J r._'-.1- . tho Jiunijv?lc Gab<rt(c l I might havo knowed y< u wns ooo ! I'vo hcern say they nllus have red uoses ! I'll have you arrested on tho spot 1 Conductor 1 hero ! here 1 This whito eyed rasen 1 has got my portcnioujiuiie and Joe's minncrnture, and he hugged me 1 and he's get my pookot-handkerclier and all tho turno vers that marm put in for dinner, and my pocket's clean gone ! Oh, dear! dear I I wish I'd staid at home ! '/ Don't believe a word she says !" cried Joshua, " Silo's a lying ! She's tho ono that's been a stealing ! She picked my pocket of everything but father's watch lind a six cont plug of tobacco ! Somebody search her ? Dour Su/, ! I'am nullum cd cd' myself! I was so sal ting I could cut my own fodder, and look out my D'? and Q's! How I do wish marm was herc ! She'd know just what to do ! I'll seo if 1 can't do something !" and Joshua began to climb over the baok of thc scats into the aislo. Tho girl seized him by Ibo cont tails. " No you don't !" screamed she, '. not by a long chalk ! You think you're a wwine to get oil' with my things, do yo?" I'll let ye know to to tho contrary ! You ll wish your cake dough, if you don't deliver up them portcmo 1 m.ie and uiinnornturo ! Stop him there, some lone of you ! He's irwine to jumpt oil* the keers with my v'tih rabies ! And I'll ?lie if he shall! I'll go myself ! Conductor! he's got Joe's minnernturo that cost niuo .shillings with bis hair frizzled and his ru Ol lcd linen hosom eo shirt on to him ! 1 say, stop him ! Dy this ("une thc whole car lull of pa*son ocrs were aroused to the condition of things, and as is natural in such cases, there was a di vision of opinion. Some took sides with Josh ua, and some with the huly. An elderly woman in spectacles-ovidoritly one of tho strong minded species, planted her back firmly against thc door, cfloetunlly barring the egress. Joshua's senses began lo he slightly mud dled. A half score of people were heading him nfl', ami that terrible youno; lady in pink dress was dinging to his coat skirts, und his pocket was gone. Ho felt despera lo. "Stand Aside, every one of you !" ho cried to tho people before him; and just then thc ,c:irs gave a lunge, ns cars are in tho habit of doing, and Joshua went head first against the stomach of a fat woman who had risen to see what the matter was. The woman went over, Joshua, went over, so did the young lady in pink, and the whole crowd foll on tho seat where a very loving couple and a lap dog were reposing. The seat was squelched, so were tho lovers and the dog, and' the cry rose fast and fu rious " A collision ! There is a collision !" Everybody sprang to their feet and seized their carped bags, and tho comedy might have become a Iragody, if tho conductor had not just (hen appeared and restored order. lie shook Joshua, and ordered the youno lady td fit duwil and India ve herself. Joshua took off his hat (.? scratch his head, and lo ! out dropped the missing pocketbook ! Our hero Hung up both hands in eostaey. " Hooray !" cried Ito; "it's found! Hail Columby ! E. Pluribua Union ! Three cheer* for the Constitution and the Union !" And they wove given with a will. And ab jut the same limo tho conduelo; picked up a nondescript looking bag from lb? lloor. Tho youno lady in pink rushed for ward and seized it. "My pocket! my pocket ! It must hav? untied and slipped oh*'! Oh, hniut'l J. happy And Joe's minncrnture all s?f.? !" "Del's Khako bauds!" said Joshua ap preaching her. " 1 haint n pickpocket rf ni you haint a pickpocket; and by golly, I'l have a kiss on it. And he did. IN ni!'. Hoi,Y LAND.-A band of Plyin outh Kock adventurers, embracing mon, wo men and children, 1.50 in number, have omi grated to the Holy Lund, taking with then building material for a small village. The; were kindly received by tho Turkish Covern ment, au order being issued that they shouh land their goods free of duty. Having thu sought and OOOnpied tho hospitality id' strati gers, their next step is lo write hack to thei friends in this country, in thc following char acterislio style : Thc air is generally clear and mild. Eve ry thing is lovely but tho natives, who are in dolent, treacherous, and bloody. Of the va rious races wliocur.se the land with theil*pres euee, tho Turks arc the least vicious, hut thei (heir bigotry issn intense, and their nssttmp (?on of superiority so offensive, that even the; are more to be feared than trusted. The mis chief which the (Ire? ks, Arabs, Egyptians um others perpetrate for plunder, the Turks per pctl'ato in blind zeal.for religion. Surround cd by such neighbors, colonists will have han work to protect themselves. OKN SUKRMAN.-The New York " Com inercia) Advertiser" stale" that Lieut. Cen Sherman, when in Washington, made no sf crct of his support of the President's polie) On one occasion, he said : "Soldiers hnv something else to do now besides lighting - We fought the robots ns long as there were an to light. What we, have to do now, is to si cure (ho objects for which wo fought. \V fought (o restore the Union ; let us now rt store it." ?lo frequently expressed his am prisennd indignation that the Southern State were deprived of tho right of representado so long after the termination of the war. Tin; revenue commissioners cati mato tin 42,000,000 gallons of distilled spirits, 18G 000,000 gallons of formen ted liquors, an lO.OOO^OOO gallons of imported liquors ar annually consumed in this country, costin ??;>00,000,000. The Government revenue di rived from thc liquor business is estimated ii 817,727,270 annually. Railroad? in War. Ooncr?l MoCnhuni, who. during the War of tl?e rebellion hud charge of the railroad ser vice of the Federal annies, has furnished a report which contains many curious things. Ho commenced his labors in February, 1802, at which time tho only railroad held by the Un i fed States, for military purposes, was that which extended from Washington to Alexan dria, and was seven miles long. From this small beginning tho railroad service of the army increased until it became a prodigious adair. When tho war was ended General McCallum's department had seized mid built over t wo thousand miles of railroad and oper ated them with thc necessary engines, cars, engineers and assistants. They had luiilt so litany bridges that, if they had been placi d in connection, they would have extended twenty six miles. Soino of these bridges wen- won derful constructions and built with surprising swiftness. Tho great bridge on tho Chatta hoochee was seven hundred I.*M1 eighty foot long and ninety two feet high, nu? i' was built in four days and a half. The bridge over the Potomac, ut Aomin Creek, Virginia, was four hundred and fourteen feet long and eighty-two feet high, ann it was built. :.ttd passed over by trains within forty hours. Very frequently these roads were attacked by the rebels, the tracks torn up end the bridges burnell, bul tho Construction Corps was promptly on hand to repair and restore thin t 1 ii I 1 nod's campaign to Teunosrco, his troops desi loy cd thirty-five miles of track, and burned bridges extending over four hundred and fifty feet. This damage was perfectly repaired; and tho line was again in working order in thirteen days t There was great destruction of trains and engines by guerrillas. In six months of 1866, sixteen wrecked locomotives and nearly three hundred ear loads of wheels were brought into Nashville. Frequently these military '.?ulroads were put to tho most laborious work, in tito transportation of troop?. In 1805, the entire Tomtit Army Corps was transported from Ivtst Tennessee to Nashville, three hundred and sixty miles, without acci dent or delay, ir. fifteen hundred ens. Al one time the construction and railroad corps of ( ?en. ,v- '?Callum wan composed of twenty live thousand men, and in their operations they spent foily-two millions of dollars. The la bors of this important part of tho army was severo, and gave to those who efficiently eon ducted thom, no chance for fame. Hut. Upon them most, undoubtedly depended tho success of our annies, because they not only carried troops where they were wanted, and brought back tho sick and wounded, bul they also kept thc soldiers fully supplied with food, comforts and ammunition. JUST A New York city correspondent ol' the "Charleston Courier'" says: "There have been sonic changes in tho Congressional Districts. Mr. llarl has withdrawn iii the Sixth, and all tho Conservatives factions have wailed npoil Hun. Thomas li. Stewart, a Johnson Republican. In the Ninth, Mr. .Jackson, the Tammany candidato, has with drawn, after writing a scorching letter about the Tam mu ny leaders. 1 le. charges them willi ii delib?ralo intention of betraying him, bul bois determined tobo no dummy or tool, am ho thinks he eau upset all their schemes IM, stopping out of the race. This leaves (ht field to Tornando Wood, who will beat his op portent, Darling easily. AV nod luis undoubled ly bought up thc Tom many loaders, and Mr .jackson was lucky onough to discover tho fie ol' the sale. Wood will go to Congreso ii spite of the popular impression that he wai killed very doad, as a politician, two yean ago. He is one of those india ruber pol it i cians, thal no an omit of hard usage eau de stroy. Fate crowds down upon him heavily at times, but he always manages to bonnet back to his original good fortune again. Iii is perhaps the best type of the degraded eon dition of New York polities j mercenary, un scrupulous, ?md utterly without character. lu the Fifth District, John Morrissey is tie Tammany and Mo/art candidate, ami ihougl opposed by General Taylor, the present, mem ber as an independent candidate, will probabl; bo elected. He has bought up nearly all tin daily ami weekly newspapers. For the infill euee of a certain great daily, it is said, he pail 910,000. He is willing to spend a couple o hundred thousand dollars to get into Congress Old Vanderbilt is backing him up, and i money is potent, the eminent gambler ant plug will achieve tho title of " Honorable." HORK MILK OUTIIAOK.-On Friday evening last, Mrs. Garvin and her daughter, aged lil teen, were brutally murdered near Orange burg, where they resided. The u n fort it mi l ladies were returning homo from a visit l neighboring friends, in a buggy, and were uti accompanied by any protector. Their bod ie were discovered the next morning, and. o examination, it was found that their skulls ha been fractured. Suspicion immediately fol upon a discharged colored soldier, wdtose wit hail been in the employ of Mrs. (?arvin, an with whom she had recently hail some m ism dorstunding. Search was made and the sm pected negro arrested, in company with minti er, and sufficient evidence elicited to iinpl cate both in the murder. They were cor veyed to Orangcburg and placed safely i confinement, although thc indignation ( those, who were cognizant of the facts w.i so great that thc citizens were with difficult restrained from inflicting summitry pttnisl nient on thc offenders. As the Court of Ger eral Sessions meet in Orangcburg thia weel it is to be hoped that they will be innnediati ly tried and, if guilty, be punished to the fu extent of the law.- Charleston Courier. WIIKN flowers oro full of heaven-descende dows, they always hang their hoads; but mo hold theirs the higher tho more they reccivi getting proud as thoy get full. ..???..mm .?..?????.??. ,i II.mi. ?..i ?. Sherill's Attachment Court wus in session ; ?nd amid thc multi plicity of business which crowded upon a Sherill" at tenn time, ho was lcd lo thc door of a beautiful widow on the sunny side of thirty, who, by thc way, bad often bestowed molting glances on thc aforesaid Sheriff. JI o was ad mitted, and tho widow Uppenrod? The confu sion and fright willoh the arrival of lier visit or occasioned, set off to greater adv ant ago the captivating charms of thc widow M. lier cheeks.boro the beautiful blended tints of the ibo apple blossom j her lips resembled the. rosebuds, upon which the morning dew yet lingered, and her eyes weiro like quivers of Cupid; and glances of hive ami tenderness with which they were fille?! resembled arrows which only invited a "beau" (purdon the pun) to do full execution. After a few com mon place remarks : " Madam,'' said the matter of fact Sheriff, " 1 have an attachment for yon," "Sir, the attachment is reciprocal." A deeper blush than usual mantled the cheeks of tho fair Widow, while thc glance of her downcast eyes wore centered upon her beautiful foot, which half concealed by flow ing drapery, patted tho floor. She with equal candor replied. For some time the Sherill' maintained an astonished silence, and nt length said : " Madam, will y< u proceed to court ?" lYodecd to court!" replied the Inly, with a morry laugh j then shaking her head she said : " No, sir, though this is leap year, 1 will not take the lid vi? to ?gc of the license therein granted to my sex, and therefore I greatly prefer that you should proceed to court." " But, Madam, Ibo Justice is waiting." "Let him wait j 1 am not disposed to hur ry mailers, and besides, when the ceremony is performed, 1 wish you to understand that I greatly prefer a Minister to a Justico of the peace." A light dawned upon tho Sheriff's brain. '. Madam," said ho, rising from bis chair with a solemn dignity, " there is a great mis take here ; my language has been misunder stood ; Ibo nttaohu e il of which 1 speak was issued from tho lillico of Squire C-, and commands mo to bring yon instantly before him to answer a contempt of court, disobeying a subp ta in the case (d' Smith vs. .Jones." ACCUM MODATI Nfl IIIMSKI.F TO CinotiM STANCES.-The Richmond correspondent of thc " Dunville Register" tells thc following anecdote about I i euora 1 Allegheny" .lo'in ston, on the mandi to Bristoe Station in the fall of lSiio. The Coiiertll was riding ulong thc road, and perceiving one of his men u?> i persimmon tree, halloed out to him: li I say, there, what arc yoe. doing up there ': Why ain't you with your regiment ?" " I'm getlin' simmons, I nm," replied thc soldier. " I Yrsiir.inons, thunder'. They are not ripe yet. They are not fit to cat." " Yes, but Ceneral," persisted tho Con fed., " T'tii trying lo draw my stomach up it* suit tho size of my rations. If it stays like it ii now I shall Marve." The (louerai had nothing further to say but rode on. i " Wl?HK yen guarded in your conduct j while in Now York ? said a fat lier to his son ! who had just returned home front bis visit t? the eily. " Yes sir, part ol' the time, by twi I policeman." Tn:: curvature of tho earth amounts to sov on indies per mile. A man six feet higl cannot be seen from a distance of ten miles. TllE incense burnt in tin Chinese einpin in idol worship is said to cost ?450,000,000 i year. ANOTHHH great battle has been fought ii Paraguiiy, resulting in the defeat of the Allia at Kori I urupaity. with the loss of i>,000 mei and the disabling ol' Several of the gunboats The Allies retired lo Montevideo. Tl l rc? K are still eight colored regiments ii Texas which will probably not bc musteret oui before next spring. A NKW OttbKANS physician is trying ti prove that mosquitoes are a blessing, not i curse. Ho says their bite is healthy. TA KIMI them ono with another, I believ my congregation to be the most exemplar observers ol' the, religious ordinances j forth poor keep all the fasts, and thc rich keep al the feasts.-rHuhtfu Smith. Stato of South Carolina. IX OH DI NA ll Y-CITATION. y yilHRHAS, .lune Ballinger hath applied to m 1 I for letters ol' ivtiniiiisl ration Upon the. fis lalo of HM wa rd I.. Ballinger, docensod, late of th Dist viol ol'Pickous and Si at o aforesaid ! Tho kin di ed and creditors of said deceased, arc, therefor* cited lo appear before mo, ut Piekens C. II. o Monday (he lilith day of November, ISiib, to she' ?.ilise, If illly (hey eau, why said letters should lit be grunt od. (iiven under my hand in I seal, till tho l'Jth ilny of November, IrlhO, u i: HOLCOMB!:, o.r.n. Notico IS IIKHBBY (SIV KN that application will h niadu lo ibo I legislature, ?it I li?; next regula session, to discontinue the publie road, con menning at tho f irk north of Aaron Bogg; house, mossing Twelve Milo Uiver at or noa his placo, and tormiiiatilig'at or near,I. 0. Iltill'i V. A. J IO KB. Chairm'n Ooin'rs. Ronds, 5th Rog't, S. 0. M. August 25, ISiii) :{,ri Notice J S II BIMBY GIV EN that application will h .1 mude to tho Legislature, ?a the next roguhi session, for an act to incorp?ralo tho " butliO: Md lion t ional Society of Bickens District," t Walhalla. S. C. August 2f>, 18CG 3iu STAY LAW VRTO IN MISSISSIPPI.-Gov ernor llumphroys, ot' Mississippi, in his re cent message vetoing tho Stay Law passed by tho Stato Legish' ne, takes tho ground that tho act is in viol . m of tho Stato and Fede ral Constitutions, which aro claimed to bo em phatic on thc point that no law shall bc passed impairing thc obligation of n contract, lu tho act in question, n/sta'y is given to1 tho deb tor for tho payment of thu debt extending over a period of four years, and the Governor argues that if this power, thus to stay execu tion, exists in tho Legislature, he can see no limitation to its exercise except in legislativo discretion. If it bb competent to stay cxecu tion during a period of four years, it is diffi cult to percol vo what there is to prevent an indefinite extension. Thc Legislature post poned the consideration of the veto message till January next. Tun Martinsburg " New Viva*' says that a very important decision has been rendered in that Circuit by Judge Mall, in relation to suits of persons who were in the rebid army. Ile decided that, although such p:\rtiescould not sue in their own names, yet tiny might mtiko a tuturi j't'/f assignaient cd" their claims, and tho assigim o would be ti I lo WC d to maintain thc Shits ill Iiis name. HITTMCK will go to the next Congress, says tin: " Louisville Democrat," full of wrath at all mankind about spoons. Mo has tho sub* limo impudence to talk of tho dangers he baa faced, w hen he is hi nsolf only dangerous to unarmed n,? ti and helpless women. " I'm not afraid ol' Duller,'' shouted a wag in a po litical crowd ; " I've no silver spoons." MILL'S MOUSE, O.S-3?)?iL''^Y0)iN:J,, t?? ?kn 'PILS POPI'!.A 15 (NDWFI.l. KNOWN HOUSE ?. i* HOW tull;, uiiii lot'lite rc?U'ption ol' >isilo?y, having bci-ii iV furnished with NT.NV AND IM.K tt.VNT FUltNjTUHr! thijiighoul ; nod offers io tho I raveller accommodations ami conveniences as a FIRS? CLASS HOTEL, Not lo be equalled liv any Other Nevil? or Rou lb. The patronage ol' tho travelling public is respect fully s ?Heitel. li?tes nf Itoard per day, $1.00. " " .* " inoiitli ns mnv beagreed on. .?OSl?lMI PUItCtil.L, Premier. Fob. 13, I Soil >:i if C. A. iMScTifobliiir WATCH M AK WU, WALU A LLA, ' S. C., pc fS PIlKPAHliD, with All ncceseaiy ? - Malcri?is. Uv ItKPAlltlNU, in pood Ol atttioyt every description. Work done ott short notice, and Warranted. -ALSO On hand n duo assortment ol' JKAVF.LIIV, ami oilier nrllcles in my line. Nov l">. 181 if? _ 10_ Tho Stato of South Carolina, IN OK DI NAR V-P J k K N ?S. Mary J. Block, Jessi! 15. Hinch ntul 1 Na noy H. Hlack; minors; l>y their next [ friend, .lohn il. lila ok, applicants,- I Summons vs. y ?o Win. McOrnckiii and j Partition. .Sarah Mc 'larkin, defendants. J IT appearing to my ?mtisfimllon that William Mc I't'itoUiii mel Sarah MeCrackln, defendants (ti this eise, reside Without lite limits nf lids Stole: lt is ordered, therefore, tint mid absout defend ants il? appear iii thu Court ol Ordinary Cor Pick ons District, ul Picketts Court House, On Monday thc 17th ?lay of December next, to object to tho division or salo of the Meal Kuluin ol' William (J. P>lnok, deceased, or their consent to lite samo will ne unterod ot' record; W. K HOLCOMUI?, o.m. Ordinary's Ollioe, Sept. 7. I Sill) Sta (Stale *t? ii * .*ii>?5 Wv IX 0 ll hi X A ll Y - CITATION. llF.KFAS. IboVt. A. Thompson, q.E.r i>., hath applied to me for letters of admin istration upon the Runic ol' Mtiry Smith, doo d, hile of the District of Diekens and State nfoio saiil : Tho kindled and creditors ol said do eea-ei|. are. I h orefnr??, oiled ttVivppear before me. al Piekons 0. II. on IVuhiy the .HOth day of November, I8u0, lo shew cause, if any they cnn, why said loitors should not bc granted (liven nuder mv hand and seal this 15th day of October, ISfiti. W. Iv IlOLf'OMftB. o p t). $t?tt? Ol* MOBl {2ft 4'55 3"?l>5?B!ia, IN uKIMXAUV - Cl 1 Al I 'N. IlRHf'LVS, U lbert A. Thompson, c.B.r ?, hhtli applied to nie fir l?ltoivinfadminis tnition upon thu Kstilie of Je.e. C?.illin?, decM, late of tho Sinlo aforesaid : 'foo kindred ami creditors of said decca ??cd, ure. thorafol'?, oil Od to appear before nie nt Picketts 0. II. on Friday tho li 1 st day of December. 1806, to show cause, if liny they can, why said lenora should not ho granted, (liven under my hand timi seal this 5th day ol' November, ISoO. W. R MO I,COM PK. Q.I? ?. Stato of South Carolina, IX OK DIX A UV - CITATION. \J I/di Killi AS, llob'l. A. Thompson, 0 K.r.n. lint li T V applied io me for letters of administration upon the R?tate of Stephen darrell, deceased, lato of (he District of pickotlS and Slate aforesaid : The kindred and creditors of said deceased, ure, therefore, cited ti? appear boforo mo al Picketts I', ll. on Friday the 21st day of December, 1M10, tn shew omiso, if any limy eau, why said letters should not he grunted. Ol von nuder my hand and seal this ?th day ol' November, IHUii. W. Ii. IIOf.OOMPd:, Q.l' ?. ?^lu?c O?V*4IMI1?I Oai'oliiin, IN OKIUN AKV-CITATION. \U 11 F.II HAS, Uob't. A. Thompson, C.U.IM?, hath lt applied io mo for letters of ndmihi?fration mion tlie Kslute ol' John M. Mftody, decoaseil, lalo of tho District of Piekens and Slate aforesaid : Tho kindred and creditors of said deceased, aro, there fore, oiled lo appen- boforo mo ot l'iokens 0. II. on Friday tho ?bst day of December. 180ft, toshew omise, it any they can, why said letters should not he granted, (liven under my hand and seal this Gilt dav of November, I8i>(>. W. H. UOJ.COMllF, o.r.u.