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HAVE hand uauery ks}lca nfuss Paiis platers,
Ill mud ahect Hraez SlhIII MStaL German Silver, and
otiyr goods uquurtuf<4 ~ ~ Woeoylils Biass Co
wsdhsms i ca iIrIaf dlii buttons, including Mill
iary and Nayal ~ ~ n <. I. J,.A
Dexiers very superior khunz AVID Tidy Cotons all q
the rnost favorable terms, y Ft.
Thsy also inportrns and Dealers in Pearl buttons
Ivory and Fancy Conbs spool and Skein Sewing t0ans
Shoe and Stay Laces and general assortment of Fancy
ffooda. ~ " ~
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piano. Forte Manufactory and Ware-R DOM
l31 Thrill Avenue, New York. ms

selt y lJI lhiri avenue, iNeW ioih. a,As
TT WORCESTER offers for sale large assortment OF
H. choice Piano Fortes from to ocaveH, In elegant
and Mahogany cases, all Of which are manufac-
tured under his supervision and for sale on reasonable
By deyotng HE personal attention TO the touch and tone
Of s neiruenis which have heretofore been considered
upriyaI.d he will sndeavor m7iain their previous
puaion and respectfully socis an examination nom Pro.
ssaMs, Amateurs, snd the public ..ef,
conmodoia wareruom has recently Deen anned 70 MS
moirfaeory which will afford Increased aciliies In The
aslection Of Instruments. Nl tf tttf tft
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UsHE NEW YORK FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, by
Il the Ingislsire Is authorized TO take Ma
rne and Fire Risks under the title Of the NEW YORK
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY, having
paid all It's osses IN i occasioned by The great fires oi
ISIS and 1915 and possessing full Capital Of 500 00o with
surplus sor,ls ample security 10 ALI persons making Ma.
rns and Fire Insurance. Risks will be taken vora.
Die terms other similar Institutions application the
Office of the company, No 72 Wall street, taoining the
Courier d Enquirer oitce-l
DIRECTORS
Oliver u. Jones Joseph N. Lord
Samuel S. Iowlaud Wiilam Spencer
Samuel e. Harriet Jubal Terbell
Horace brooks George Lovet
John Clapp Corns Vanderbilt
Walter X. Jones Oscar Coles
Thomas H. Mills, Isaac n Seymour
Hamilton Hlydenburgh Israel Corse
Oliver u Tweedy Josiah o Law
Walter Il, Jones, jr. John 4. Andrew
Andrew A. Pilot JOHN Even
Abraham H. Davis Charles Minurn
Horatio ~ Stebhins.
o. II. JONES, President
D. uSpKRHrII, Secretary.
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TSDEIIBIE fSK, without preparation, AZ e cts per boz
j For sale BY q CHARLES STOTT.
Dfugsia and Apothtcsry.
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Prime srtici. q VANILLA BEANS on hand, az,
IA for sass c1fARIEs ST07T, DrugSir,
1856 cornsf. 81 7th ssrss ard Pa avenue.
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wa.hmgton University or baltimore.

absft tbp IL NEfi
No. 33j, Dalio. st., above the Globe In
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Tsidr's Patent japan Hacking is about the hert acl.
Of the kind we have seen The polisl whirl npirt 10
the undersandiags uf is brilliant lasting. Ne
tried il, and Il boots say all this in It's behalf
tErening BaHsfin, June
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No. 20 Gold street and No. 3 John street
near Broadway,
New York,
MANUFACTURES WHOLESALE and
yA RETAIL DEALERS in
CHINA, GLASS, AND LAMPS, n
for oil and lard.
Gas Fixtures OF every description, Solar and
Gas Lamps, Chandeliers, Brackets, Girandolea,
Candelabras, &C..
Private houses, churches, and hotels, fitted up
with Gas, at great reduction in price, and all
articlas warranted,
A complete assortment Of the richest cut press.
ed, and plain Glass constantly on hand
All the above articles made to order, and all
kinds Of Glassware matched 10 any pattern.
Lamps altered andrepaired,
Goods loaned to parties.
Oil at wholesale and retail. i-
New style Of Hall Lamps and Lanterns.
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penars blocking " ~ the shining articles in
the market-Spirit Of The Times, April 2,
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Patent Bdekiny. Mr.. J. wear, No 30 Chestnut street
has prepared Pstsn, Liquid Hacking which produces
beautiful jet polish, and does not njure the leather Those
who would have polished understanding should read lie
advertisement iu another column 4. ~ 6iG,eft. 1LID T.
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THE LEADING PERIODICAL In AMERICA
GODEY,S LADY,S BOOK,
FOR Isl9,

EDITED BY SARAH J. HALE, GRACE GREENWOOD,
AND T.. A. Cooley gtAi q
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EXTRACTS FROM NEWSPAPER !

IpsiJ's Patent japan Hacking is the an excel.
lent article; have seen il used can highly recon
mend ii.--sN American, April 10
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TOMB OF NAPOLEON


A French paper gives the following de-
tails relating to works at the tomb of the
Emperor Napoleon. An immense circular
crypt has been dug beneath the dome;
within which. on three shafts of green
marble, the sarcophagus containing the
Emperor's coffin will lrepose. The block
OF porphyry which the curious are now
hocking to see on the Quar- d'Orsay, is
destined to cover the socophagus. A low
er gallery, paved in Mosaics and lined with
marble basreliefs representing the princi-
pal events in the Emperor's life will admit
the public to circulate about the sarco-
phagus. Twelve colossal statues in white
marrble-of which six are already placed
VIII sustain an upper gallery, whence it
may be looked down on and it's details
examined from above. These allegorical
statues from the chisel Of Pradier, repre-
sent the principal branches of human ac
tlvity-Science, Legislation, War, Arts,
etc. A Magnificent alter of black marble
yemed with white rises in front of the
tomb. -Four large and beautiful columns
also OF white and black marble, support
the canopy of carved and gilt wood.
Ten broad steps, each cut from single
block OF Carrara marble, lead up to the
funeral altar. Beneath this altar is the
passage to the lower gallery above spo-
ken of whose entrance is guarded on ei-
ther side by the tombs in black marble,
of Bertrand and Duroc-dead marshals
keeping watch at the door of the imperi-
al dead. The marble employed in the
construction of this tomb cost not less
than million and half of francs $500
ooO) In the rough; the sculptures and
basreliefs executed by Smart, cost six
hundred thousand francs ($120,O0O.)-
The block of porphyry for the covering
OF the sarcophagus weighs $4,000 Kill
ogramms; its extraction and carri" . to
Paris cost one hundred and forty thou
sand francs (S2s,oOO.y 1t comes from
the shore Of lake Ontario. Between the
tom6s OF Bertrand and Duroc, shrine
Will be erected to receive the sword of
Austerlitz. the Imperial Crown, and eioh
ty standards captured under the Empire.
--American Art Union Bulletin.
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LATE FROM RIO J.ANEIRo.
pssTURBANCE WITH AMEeIcANs

DISTURBANCE WITH AMERICANS,
Tribune translates from Rio papers the
following account of serious afTav at
Santa Catha,'ne, south of Rio, between n
number of Americans and some natives
Eight Ameiican vessels, on their syav
70 California with 700 or 500 passengers
touched there. On Sunday, the 15tR. a
number OF them while on shore, commit
ted some disorders. The natives. who
hhd.shown hostility toward them from the
DAY 2, their landing, cole. ted in groups,
armed and attacked the lisorderly char.
aeters. These also took arms a ficbt then
occured, IN which one American WAS kiI.
led ard four severely wounded, as well
as about thesanss number of natives
'The disorder had hardly commenced
when the President ordered cut t,e whole
police force the Infantry and Til. Natilm.
al Guafd.~-Pursued with loss the Amer.
cans took refuge in a hotel, and tl,ef d con-
tinued to fight. The armed force sur.
rounded the hotel, which next day sur
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ORDINAR Y,S SALE.

BY order of w, D. Steele, Esq, Or
dlnary for Pickcns District, will be sold
on Sale day in July next before the
Sheriff s Office, within the legal hours,
a Tract of Land belonging to the Estate
OF VIM. Adds, deceased, containing One
Hundred Acres more or less, living on
Beaver-dam Creek, adjoining lands of
G, Hunt, VIM. Grant and others, to be
sold for Partition among the heirs of said
deceased.
Terms OF SALE.
Twelve months credit, except the cost
which will be required in advance; pur-
chasers giving bond and good security
and mortgage of the premises if re-
CURED by the Ordinary, to secure pay
ment of the purchase money.
j. A. DOYLE, S. r.p.
June 4, 1s49. 4-4w
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Correspondence Of The Bait. SUM-
WAsnINaToN. June s. 1910

sELhJst.t, .,-...i. 4,
s,a.;a ihoaga @ number number Of the higher diplo-
i ,',s.0 ailu consular appointments have
osa oss,. hlaae, yet mere are left a few more
Sota ~ sne ss,lne sort. Inc cabinet have not
He'eimea' ;oo m asyet' on the mission to Mex
,,c,;d ~. oassla Is also sun In the market,
gio;luea IN snas uov. Graham should take
SPAN SPAN fio y also open; Il is believed
s .,,n. -, .lie a. caOlilet VIII hold back some few
,,oate ~ sGa n'ss s cllss missions till after the
eH',,g me,;oa oa congress. ION.
,oor,hoss ] lisns a' eiicle ,,e number OF
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w. ZACHARY,
Daguerrean Artist.

Informs the citizens of the Village, and
District generally, that he is located at
Plckens @. II. for short time. and will
bepleased to furnish, all those who desire,
with correct llkenesses of themselves and
friends. He may be found in the Long
Room. over the Store of Benson g. Taylor'
Pickens @. H., June 18th 1s4e If
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| Correspondence @Me Pennsylyaaian.1 !
BosToN, MAY %. 1a4o--1 - -,

DosioN, May 2o, l840--7 %. m.
The strike of the boatmen is not as vet
ended; though the state of affairs if some
what changed. On Friday and Saturday,
set of reckless desperadoes had pretty
much the control of the canal, and con
Quoted themselves as they saw proper.
the more prudent and reasonable portion
of the boatmen being unable to restrain
them. m 81 1855 -, as
The passage in the canal was so block
ed up that it was with some difficulty
any boat could be got through. Some
times black mail would be levied on the
captains, upon the payment of which they
were allowed to pass. One poor fellow
on Friday evening, after paying tax of
80 for passing, was so severely stoned
that ne had to be carried into neighbor-
ing hotel and have his wounds dressed.
The ringleader of this affair was arrested.
on Saturday night quarrel took place
between two of the boatmen, Andrew
Shuler and - Ambruster, which end
ed In fight. The former was stabbed
IN the abdomen so badly, that he died in
very short time after, and his body
found next morning ON the banks of the
Lehigh a coroner's inquest was held
upon it. Ambruster received wound
in hisback, with aknife. He is gradual
ly recovering, however, and has been re,
moved to the Jail.
This morning, early, the sheriff sttm-
moned possee ofabout 100 citizens, and
called out the two military companies of
the city brought to protect them Tbay
marched to the field of BATTLE but did
not meet with the least resistance. The
posse cleared the passage, SO as to- allow
any boat that wished to 90 plenty of
room, the boatmcn even assisting to- move
about the boats. Captain Horns compa
ny then accompanied the sheriff up the
Lehigh canal a distance of nine miles to
Freemansburg, in order to "clear the
gangway."
All the private boats were allowed to
ego on their way"-the Buck Mountain,
Beaver Meadow, Hazleton, and a few of
the. Lehigh Company boats, also went,
ana this evening the number is much DIM
inished. Nearly all the Lehigh Compa-
ny boats, however, remain, their cap
tains being still determined not to start
at the present rates.
The sheriff to-day arrested some seven
Or eight of the principal rioters, who were
engaged in stoning him and his posse last
week, stopping private boats, &c. Our
Jail is quite full, and as it is miserable
old building, the prisoners are by no
means kept very safe.
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Look at tEsis /!
Notice.

| Mary Rogers, the wife of james Roe-
ers, who is farmer, residing in Pickens
District, So. Ca, on Little River, do here
by give notice of my intention to trade as
a {, sole trader and to exercise all the priv
iieges OF Free Dealer, after the cxpira-
ton of one month from this date.
MARY ROGERS.
May Is, 1s4a. 1 I'm
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FURTHER INTELLIGENCE BY
THE EIJROPA

IitE EUROPA. e
FRANcE.-The cholera is rapidlv in.
creasmg in Paris. The number of Hos
pital cases reported from lst to 18th May
inclusive, was 20, ,272 number of deaths,
l2'So6, The populace Of Lyons had
showed disposition to revolt, and Mar
shal Buguord ordered regiment to
charge, but instead of that, the soldiers
joined the mob. A Regiment of Drag
oons were then ordered out, but refused
to act, and returned to their barracks.
Aninsurrection was expected in Paris,
and it was feared, that the soldiers would
side with the people. Fresh regiments
were ordered from the country to take
the place of those supposed to beinfec-
teu
In the Assem- bly, on the %, the affairs
of Ivaly being under consideration, NJ
SarIans said in regard TO the Russian in
terventlon in the Hungarian affairs, that
tins was mere pretext, and that the ul-
innate object was to effect combination
OF Kings against all Democratic Govern
ments, and the serious attention of the
Government was called to these move
ments ON the part of Russia, Prussia, and
Austria.
The embarkation of troops for Italy
continued actively.
A grand review of the troops by the
President took place, and his reception
was most enthusiastic.
In the recent elections the most furious
socialists have been returned, whilst all
the party which caused the February rev.
olutfon have been left out.
ENGLAND.-A little after 6 o'clock, p.
M. on the 10th ult., while Queen Victo-
ria and Prince Albert in an open landau
were returning from Hyde Peek, pistol
was fired at the Queen by Jno. Hamilton,
an lrishman, who was Immediately arres-
ted.
There is rumor of changes in the En-
glish Cabinet, and it is said Lord Claren-
don was to be raised to the Premiership,
lTALY.-Garribaldi has marched into
the Ncapolitan territory, and the Neapoli.
tans have abandoned several places on
the Roman Territory to fall back to de,
tend their city, and the Spaniards have
fled without firing gun.
The ovcrtures of peace on the part Of
home to France have been concluded
All hostlllties had ceased for some days
Gen. Oudinot has said that the King o.
Naples shall make no attack upon Rome
Large bodies of men continue to arrive
IN the city from the country, to fight fol
the Republic.
Accounts from Sicily confirm the for.
nation Of Provisional Government, and
preparations for resistance.
HUNGARY.-The Russians have beer
defeated by the Hungarians, and SO ,OOC
Russians are said to have surrendered. II
is rumored that Gen. BEN has also de.
feated the Russians.
Kossuth has declared his intention to
retire from public life, as soon as he has
freed his country.
CANADA.-The British Government
have sanctioned ali the measures of LORD
Elgin in the late Riots, which produced
| the greatest excitement in Montreal. A
large party demand that the country
shall be annexed to the United States
SO great is the excitement, that some
doubts are expressed for the safety Of
Lord Elgin.
I'll y M B URG MARKETS..
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III y M B URG MARKETS.

VNHFtAhIED FOH TIE kkOWEE COURIER.)
HAMBURG, June l3, l84o
Late advices from Europe are not quite so
fiattering for Cotton Still our market remains
the same, and prices are full We quote, 6 to
I l-2 cents.
Corn lower, say 62 1-9 per bu Meal in de-
mand at 75 to 80 cts.
Butter, good article, r8 to 20 cts.
Bacon cents. Other articles AT last weeks
notes.
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Ordinary's Office, \
June 1st, IS49. f
Notice or. mot Notice, ais
you ALI please /!


w. Il. HOLLAND, NJ S., Of Bachelors
Retreat, is decidedly the tallest man in
this part of the country--;and some say,
he is the d-adest fool; and others saw
he should not doctor dog for them
but he practices OH, that is his business.
he ''des further and faster, and does
more Of it than any man now living, since
Davy Crocket's dead. He treats cases
as the symptoms appear; he puiscs, he
purges, he bleeds, he sweats, but don'S
steam atall, and cuts too; and seldom,sif
ever, loses patient While he or she
continues breathing. He has pill, a
powder, drop, plaster for every pain,
ache, and ai1ment ia the whole catalogue
OF human diseases, and will tosiiSe,l
sell them lower, by half, than ,sg
other person, aolite or black. He makes
one his own bills and other men pay
them, sometimes, and soisiedmes they
DO not. IHey say he cannot collect by
law but Isay, if he can't, he can a most
Pickcns District s. c., June 2, 1sa9
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SHEERHFF5S SALES.
PICKENS DISTRICT.

by VIRTUE OF wRITs OF FIERI FAcIAs TO
ME DIRECTED.
Will be sold before the Court House
IN this District, within the legal hours on
the first Monday and Tuesday in July
next.
! Negro woman, named MilIy, and Q
children, Caroline and Sina, levied on as
the property of Il. d. Coleman at the
suit of John Bowen VS.. It. D. Coleman
and Abigail Coleman.
- One Roanc Horse levied on as the
property Of Joseph L. Howard, at the
suit OF Andrew Hunter VS.. Joseph t..
Howard and Charles Durham.
$50 Acres Of Land, lying on the waters
OF Twelve Mile, adjoining lands of James
Porter and others, sold as the property
of OF Isaac Murphrce at the suit of w. b.
Steele.
One two horse Wagon and Gear, one
sorrel Horse, and one bay Horse, levied
on as the property of John M. Phillips, at
the suit of w. b. Keith.
Also, one box of Silver Ware, levied
on as the property of Absalom Hyde, at
the suit Of w. D. Steele.
Conditions cash,-purchasers to pay
for Titles.
j. A. DOYLE, s. p. D.
Sheriff's Office,
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rendered at the command of the autho-

rendered at the command of the autbo
rites. "'i0
the examination which was held ter
minated without being able to prove upon
any one that he originated the disorder,
nor that, on both sides, any one had done
more than defend himself In the Pro
ylsional Assembly there is much declama-
ton against the President, accusing him
OF having taken violent and illegal means
against the Americans. Happily, ouiet
mas returned the city has become tran
9uil' ana the Americans have again gone
| l1ranSloted for the Bait .Sum, from the
.Amnates Medico- Paychologiques.'1
INSANITY IN CHINA, SPAIN. Prpr ASn
MEXICo.
Chtno.-The insane receive but LITTLE
attention in China, and there are few
there. There is scarcely any mention
made OF mental arrangement in the books
OF the Chinese physicians.
!, ,Sfa'n.-The Lunatic Asylum at To
ledo, founded by Cardinal in the 18th
century, contains between four and five
hundred patients. Its physician is also
,ts director, He is aided by priests and
hospital-slsters, whose authority never
transcend his own authority.
Perm,-At the hospital of st. Andrew,
Lima, the number of insane patients is
considerable. On the 3Oth November
every year, st. Andrews days, this hos
Pltal IS open to the public, One of the
1aVorlte amusements of the population at
Lima is to see these patients. 1t is a sad
thing, that the unfortunate and afflicted
should be used to amuse an ignorant
multitude. How can SO reprehensible a
custom be tolerated at the present day ?
&e1ioo.-Therc was formerly an asy-
lum for the insane in Mexico, but owing
TO late political events, it is now occupied
for another purpose.
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HEAD QUARTERS, !
1sT DIVISION. S. c. M

EDeEFlELD G. H., April 30, 40.
CAPT. w. B. lOOR, having been ap-
pointed and commissioned Abide Camp
to Maj. Gen. Bonham, with the rank of
Major, will be obeycd and respected ac
cordingly.
BY order of Mai. Gen. BoNHAM.
w. S. GRESHAM.
June 0 A-a,v
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VERY CHEAP, but most wretched ac-
commodations," as the fellow said when
they rode him on a rail.
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hook EeeGore You Meapyy

ALI. parsons are forewarncd from trad
ing for any or all of certain notes given
by myself to. James H.. Reeder, being six
in number, dated January 8, 1910. The
first due the 25th Of December, 1850,
and each of the others due on the same
day of each succeeding year; each given
for seventy one dollars and forty cents
(S7l 4o), as do not intend to pay the
same, unless compelled by law,-th
consideration for which said notes were
given, has IN part. failed.
THOMAS A. VOW.
May IL, 1840. L At
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Yours, &c.,
ESTRAY.

Sam1. Pulliam, near Jarratts Bridge,
tolls before me a Bay Horse, IA or i is
hands high, about 8 years old, right hind
foot white, branded on the near shoulder
VIII letter o, right eye dim Appraised
at 35 dollars.
EDWARD HUGHES, N. p. d.
June 9Th, 1840.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
P1CKENS DISTRICT
HHA ENWity.

AhA AlsISaAGyo
Jane Barton 81 p. Alex I
ander, Adm'x. & Admr.
VS..
John Ladd and Wiley Bill for Relief.
Reavcs and Heirs at
Law of b. Barton, decd
1t appearing to my satisfaction that
Benz +. Barton and Joab Lewis and
Wite, Phalby, Defendants to this Bill of
Complaint, !. reside from and without the
limits of this State.
On motion of Whittier & Harrison
Comp. Soils, 1t is ordered, that they do
plead, answer or demur to the allegations
in said Bill, within three months from the
date hereof, or their consent to, the same
will be taken pro coi,tessd.
MILES NJ. NORTON, GER. D.
CONS. Office, pickens G. IT., s. Cs
June 9Th, 1e19.
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New Store.

BENSON & TAYLOR
Have just opened a fine stock of NEW
GOODS, in the Store lately occupied by
w. ID. Steele, which they respectfully
invite their friends and the public to cali
and examine before purchasing elsewhere,
as their object is to sell.
Pickens, c. H., SOY
May lS, 1910 If
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Shcrif's Office, ]
June 8, 149. {
CALL AND JUDGE FOR YOURSELVES
S. KIR KSEY

5. KIR KSEY
has just received a new assortment OF
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS
CONSISTING IN PART OF MusLIys, CAMBRrcs,
PRINTS, LAcEs, CLOTHS, CGs1MEREs, !.
SATrNETs, KENTUCKY JEANS,
MONTEREY CLorn, VEsrINGs,
BoNNETs, HATS AND SHOES.
Also, SUGAR, COFFEE, CRocKERy AND
- GLASSWARE, SADDLERy, &c, &c,
Together with general assortment of
Goods usually found in the up CounSry,
which ne will sell as low as the lowest.
His old friends and the public gener-
ally are invited to give him call.
Pickens Q. H., June 2, ls49. 3-tf
SOUTH CAROLINA.
PICKENS DISTRICT.
Hannah Clayton, Applicant.
Charles Allen and Wife, Sarah A. Allen,
James Young and Wife, Mary Eliza
beth Young, John Thos. Clayton, Ro.
bert G. Clayton, Stephen G.. Clayton,
Margaret Clayton, Jesse M. Clayton,
Defendants.
For the sale of the Real Estate of
John Clayton, deceased, not disposed of
BY Will. And it appearing that John
Thomas Clayton resides without the linn
its OF this State: it is therefore ordered,
that ne do appear within three month
from the date hereof, or his consent 10
SAID safe will be taken as confessed
w. d. STEELE, O. p.p.
Ordinary's Office, !
June Ist. 1910 4no3