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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-20
4AFALL TRADE, 1857.
- GEO. j. SUMNER,

y
CHINA. GLASS AND RARTiRNWAREI
No. - PEARL ST, RICHNoSD, VA.
We arr now receiving our Fall mpOrtatiOns per
ships William Penn, Annapolis, Robert Mills,
City of Brooklyn &C, and per steamers and vessels
from. he factories stock Of Glass Ware Looking
Glasses plated goods, Block Tin, Britannia and Ja-
banned Ware, &c, &c which make up a stoeck tn
largest and most complete have offered, and
to which We invite tine attention of the trade. OuT
stock has been selected with special regard to the
wants of the merchants ot Virginia North Carolinel
aud eunrssee. Our facilities beng unsurpassed, VT
ere ~ eyared to offer goods good terms a.
nuy rr-paCk king house in the country.
Merchants passing through our city who buy goods
North respectfully requested TO call and examine
our stuck Hs We ale satisfied they save the risk
aud expenses On goods by giving us their orders.
Great care taken in filling all orders, and none
the best packers employed. -
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THE MISSOURI LEGISLArURE.-The bill restricting
the issue Of Missouri State bonds TO 81 0000o and
providing for the prompt payment of those already
issued has passed the House in the same form as it
passed the Senate of that State
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A"h r"LL""iN" ofNoPsIs Of 1Ha PLANETARY SYs-
TEN will, we think, prove interesting to thos.
readers who have not the time or opportunity :.
Consult astronomical works:
Distance Of the planets from the Sun-Mercnrv
3tVoVoUo miles, Venus GH, GJJ DG1: kartb Q5 OOu
600; Mars, l+lU00 O0j; Juno 243 COZ COO Vests Ola
0do01O; Ceres, 263 0OU 500; PalIas 264 Cn0 O0r In
piter, 499,U00,O00 Saturn. 9nJ.VuO.gO0 Uprsch, Of
l,soo,huU. Diameter of the sun aud Pianets-Sun
Ss32i6; Mercury. {, ,224; Venus, .6S7: Earth 79il
NOON, z lo; Mars, 4lSa; Vesia, 23S; Juno 425;
eres. l63 Palias so; Jupiter S9l7J; saturn ul2;
iierschel 35.ll2 Quantity of matter IL the plan
rtary bodies, the Earth being 1-Sun 32g.G8n; Mer-
curry 0l35; Venus 0.l5j; Earth Loco; Moon Ouy5
.nplter go 600; saturn l03,950; Herschpli 1888
density o the sun and planets. that of water being
i-Tun . 10; Mercury / t: Yeuun ) IL Is; kArt +
5; Mars 5 81; Jupiter Ia; saturn Is 81; uet
schel l.
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PANHANDLE RAlLRoAp.-The Wellsburg Herald
OF Friday states that the sheriff of Brooke county.
Va, has attached. and Offers for sale, some OF the
iron Of the Panhandle ra ilroad fer taxes
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,EOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY !

MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY -
~ certain cure for Fever and Ague.-LEON-
ARDS ANTIDOTE for the above is the greatest
discovery of the age. 1t has never been known to
hail, and is considered by numbers that have used il
(snd b. the medical facuityD the best medicine in
References given by those who have been cured
by the above medicine.
Price 81 per bottle. To be had of
THOMAS LEONARD
'nrl n Il.v .I,l Nm sfru ots
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~ cry fos iA This tsu.Ll. 4. uud popular prepnra.
ton Is recaH.I, sd Fl.h the greatest cgatd,nce-
fasi ex perieucc and tsst Vi ,fs m ~ proved II o
te ons ot the best. safest and la al reliable Worm De
struyers ia use. ~ "
Being prepared especially fer ohildren it il su eet
'u!9 pSaht 10 the tstc and readily taken by them;
"La may he gwen to tbs youngest infant with perfect
safety aS II contains oil worm seed turuentue or
other nauseoas drug.
?, Prepared only ,by e. J. PiCOT. and for sale by
DruRgists generally. an n
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" - I" N'ti'o iaAPltoo Poi
NALL TRADE, 1857.
CLARKsON, ANDERSON q CO.,

(So. lO6 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND. vA.,)
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
ENGLISH GER WAN AND AMERICAN HARD
WARE CUTLERY GUNS AND
ANCHOR B0LTING CLOTH
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l AhUE hRnIf AL OF NEW GOODS-
- We now in receipt of the best selected stock
OF Gentemens Fine Clothing this city can produce:
and TO prove it, all persons in want will please give
Us call. We are ready to show Cashmere business
Snlts from $l2tD to p
Handsome lot Cashmere Coats from $40 Il
Side Band Business Coats 4n Is
Beautiful lot Cashmere Pants $50"
Vests (" 3M
Large assortment Raglan Sacks " 500 20
Tri-colorod Beaver Surtout 0yercuats I" 1000 z,
Seal skin Over sacks " 600 %
Gentlemen's Beaver Overc eats made
expressly to order 1860 ~
Y. WALKER 4 Co,
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cg~sI CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES


ts99-Sf+e~ The subscriber has on hand at his Coach
Making Establishment. on Lombard Alley be
tween Main and Cary, (i3tn and iith streeis) near
she Columbian Hotel COACHES. CHABlOTEES,
BARDUCHES BUGGlES, with and without Dps Id
SULkIES. all # fiis make, OF the best materials
aud Wurlanshil: ali Of which will be sold low us
good work the kind be in the city OF Richmond
and respectfully ask b call from those in want Of any
article IN the Carriage hne rs | am determined to
make order and svli at the lowest prices possible
aud ali work sold. that il new warranted.
q. ls--Qn MICAEAH MAEGUM
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iokK hIVER .ILRoAD.-About the
dfst of next month the Richmond and York gfyar
nallrosd Company will hold n meeting AT W,st
h' 10 devise some TN ans VI; compietiug that i'm.
p'preutht aud 1t is exp, cted tbat ali the stock
i'iuers Viii be IL attendance The r. ad H. no. 90
Etf aaFhhced that il could be nshed ia ak n onths
u the cohip pauy had tn" means to 20 ahead Not
oiIy mas hiost ot the grazing been completed but 4
'''"Hhi'fhh3' amount # masonry has been dome
one or more costly bridges flushed and the timber
NO" on the ground Tor erecting the other bridges
All "i which could be completed in four monsh. IL
~ es'lniatts by some, that S3OO0Ju would now put
ais roEd in working order If this n. -, "a a.
stocS 10 to be As valuable as Is generally: os q,
surely There aIe wealth, geHteuen rouu.il living
"iong the line to make up thar amount without ut
All embarrassing themselves To let the work sop
now ior want of means is to siuk forever th- thous
snos that have already been expended, which. We
presume, the ocShoiders will not be likely to do
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ilhc4te o. Il package otlo Whole Tickets. y.
- "A h.tT
IN quarter " =
IN eighth j,


IL ORDERING TICKETS or CERTlFICATAs.
Enclose the money - our address tOr the Tickets
ordered receipt Of which they viii be forwarded
H. frst mail Purchasers can have Tickets ending Ill
any figure they may designate.
The List Of drawn Numbers and Prizes viii be sent
f. rpurcAas,r ~ Immediately after IL drawing.
Es~ Purchasers will please write their signatures
paiu. and give their Post Oifce. Comfy and state.
81 Remember that every Prize Is drawn and pay
able n luI without deduction
Es~ All prizes Of 81 o." aud under paid immediate
~ after the drawing Other prizes at the usual time
Cf thirty days.
Al communications strictly confidential.
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates 10
5. SWAN & Co. Augusta. Ga,
EN- Persons residing near Montgomery, Aia,nr
Atlanta, Georgia, can have their orders filled. and
slYe time, by addressing S SWAN co. at either
Of those cities.
EB- list OF the nuRIberg that are drawn from the
wheel with tie amount uf the prize that each one is
entitled to. Will be published after every drawing il
fhs following papers: New Orleans Delta, Mobile
kecster, Charleston STANDARD, Nashville Gazette
Atlanta in;"iiigenccr, New York Weekly Day Book,
Savaunsh Morning News, Richmond Dispatch. New
York Dis patch and Pauidiug (Missl Clarion. &C 29
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DRUGS. MEDICINES. 90.
sx2 PURCELL, LADD & CO.,
YW nr,, DhU0dIsrS,
A~0@ WINDOW az r ltC -. St

,pr No. - Pearl ailee, Richmond
Aah low itgeiNiag ali Will shortly have stnrs
uAeH f".t S.5eA e DRUGS, DYES, CHEMICALs.
.nI s"eht, vel adapted ~ ,4o wants yf tis trnJS
~ u. Itison 10y cao y. t house The loai
We ale TIA lbiut to oar t,i.I. s,fJ III ,,.It,o r
thyU i"LS continued and tl9,teliag support and Ne
hote th@t "tsh the .le,l,5 paeas iyr obtaining
" A S"Jds eet lsvIA as, - pt>sr tEc reputation
MAitit oar heGs' osJoJs lJT 6eAAs Alticles Of tht
very Lest chaC4,.cl " VIZ
P9tt1cuIa, and p.,IlI. attont.oA IL shipping and
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HEAD QUARTERS. 1857.

IA HEAD UARTERS, 1851
IA CLOTHING! CL0THING,i CLOTHING
Ys Visitors to the Agricultural aud Mechanic
s-k.' Fairs, attention If YOU are in Vt somt-
thing really heat and cheap in the way OF Coihing
ami GentPmens Furnishing Goods, not ut below
cost but At t3iir living profit. give me call aud
l will promise my goods, VIII quality snd wo- y
nanshlp compared, shall vie with TIE Cheap pest
+. b. SPENCE
oC25 No. l20, cor Main ami 18Th >ts,
NEW LOTHIN G.-DAkRACOTT
~ HARRIS Il co. have Just received cLoice 1T
of Clothing. consisting OF hne Black Dress suits :
very superior Sde-Strpe Suits; very pretty rich
Fancy Velvet Vests; fine Black do; Furnish y
Goods of every kind ana quality For bargains u.ii
o. DARRACUTT, HARRIS K Co,
no IA Successors to Merchant Neisiger Is Co.
NEW GOODS-We nave Just opened.
~ this morning. choice lot of Clothing consist
Ing of tine Dress and FroCk Coats; Sie-Strpe Ca-s-
mere Suit; Black and Fancy Velvet Vests. all styles
and cuts; Black and Fancy Cashmere Pants AT AL
prices; Furnishing Goods of all kinds and qualities
For great bargains, call
DAkRACOFT, HARRIS Co,
no u Successors to Merchant WeiSigtr Il Co
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GLANDERS IN HORSES.-This is a
~ sad disease and carries off thousands of horses
every year AtltS commencement il seems 10 be an
inflammation of the membrane Of the nose hut after
wards becomes darker ii generally comes from one
nostrils only it is very decetful disease and may
gn on for weeks months and often two years before
/, is discovered by his owner.
DUVAL d NoRTON'S Horse Tonic will cure Clan
ders. and restore the animal TO his former flesh,
health and spirits.
Sold by all Druggists. no l6
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TIME, IrOuDIe anu tAPbH55 5HFeu Uy
l. using S~ulple's lnfallible Baking Powder, the
best article known fol making the most delightful
loaf bread biscuits batter and cakes and
every description OF pastry. Every economical
fhmiiy should use them. For sale wholesale and 10
tail at the Drug Store Of
noii JNo. w. GAKLlCR, Sole proprietor.
SUPERIOR Lynchburg Smoking Tobac-
~ CO. very tine article. for sale in quantities TO
suit customers, by -
WARING Il PEARCE, Drussists,
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RAISING CosL.-The rav York And
sHe'n's coai Winning Company. .s nm, ,..a.-. -.
s~sref nave purchased fsrxe ,rsc, n /. - .s..
's ~ ~, nichhcnd snnk shafts ,moio, sd
raising coal r ths aud the No,,h.y ~ s..k
quality OF which IL saii To be .up-rIar =, ...ss -
lhK purposes snd equal IT, sny other fr .,s,..
he present money crisis ha RETARDED AZ. -.
tl1ns OF this organization spn,ewhst r- N ~ a.,
.ther enterprises but the works have nat c,..sA a.
nNs oeen reported. These mines lie within th,ee
az four miles of Hungary station oa the kiebnona
and tr'deficksburg silroasf frum which point tn
tire "wof kings" substantial rsilr,ssd has been
erected and equipped sud Ovef which the c1sl Ia
ao~ trspspor'ed to the FTedeTIckstufs read aud
theocs tn this city
in oEasr {, save tho heavy tsx Incident 20 cart
l"S Tue al from the depot on arsad street tn the
d"eS- pre- Fsrsicrs 4" >hir ping 20 the North the
company have two schenle- ON foot fur ..teudi,r .
lheu F"a one I these Is. to- intsTsect the en-
"a 4'eaa winch IL 90 be extended to the deck sod
le 20 hei Is 70 lotersect the hichmond aud York
ElFeT rsiir"ad an8 thua make West g,tst,t" tb.r
sHiptlAs detot- The seh-me of running a roas TO
''I ""sHi mas also been AToAchtd Aut "a a con.
nretion wish the Central or tlsY RI I've, ro.d
can Ie hle at much les ex, en-e han he alan az
Te foft Royal roule could he carrt-d out IN a.
ali 70 presumyfha, on- or ths other If tbs art
t-o schemes viii be I'D Dted
sen.I"'iHn ho Gs- iately visited these wark.
aga VINO onght TO heEeil sc qua ufed With the u.-.us
81 tai7 ocmpsDy AeSure~ u thst the beds Of coal
Ne huos' inexh:sustibe; thar large au,ount. 80 /,
'i@J tsalty bH oat hned near he sur fss and that
ne company can Command any amount of means
'hst uisy 10" ntea ii. g. tnild road or do ~hAt-
ever Else Il n"eeeS2 - make 'he 'wrkingr pro-
u'1oe, u the nosncs} difficulties that new em-
o'tIhss aii large operation. are overcome by the
nrst oil next Year arrangements will them he mad,
getting to market "
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CARRIAGE MANUFACTURES.

CSsgE CARRIAGE.-I have for sale
49, second hand CARRIAGE, in good or
der r1taDe Tor Hack family Apply to
Ok La-ts ALEX. MOTT Auct
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DIssoLUTIONs. &c.

DISS UTIO N.-The firm of MER-
~ CHANT, WEISTGER 4 Co, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. The business OF the firm
will be settled by CHARLES r. DARRAC0If, who
is alone authorized to collect the debts and to Use
the name of the firm i'll liquidation.
SILAS MERCHANT,
q. z. WElSINER,
CHARLES K. DARRACOTT.
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ooftkH'Na AMONG TIE OPERATIVES. The sdvices
from IN sia1d show great suffering t,ort th -
o. nhahclai affairs prevailing there. Tho daprps-
sioh % trade is masing iEse s,veraiy felt at Wan
Chester, bredfOrd Leicester Hudderf.ld Iced
birmingham and indeed in ali the great manu.
iac1uriDg centre- of the country MANY Ie,d,n.
n uses IN Manchester are disnissug not only tbai,
number Operatives. but sslesmeu. sarehou.rer.
aud clerks. The leading mills have stopned an
the number OF men and women thereby bereft o.,
employment can only be by the thousand A.
Preston the whole of the operatives in more than a
dozen cotton mills have been thrown OUT Of en-.
ploy inert by an entire stoppage while about 2,
mills there are running only three aud four is i.
pc! week; rms unfortunate paralysis of trade l.,
principally the result f the American manic Th,
hosiery trade at Leicester is also suffering severely
~ Bradford the WOODEN mills were early al a
stand
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-06-13
OBI U TWARW.

DIED. on the 26th ult. IN Pickens district, Mrs.
EMILY SLOAN consort Of A. j. Sloan, aged 81
years and 10 days. She was received into the
communion Of the Presby yterian church, at Bethel,
in SAL. Forever sixteen years she followed her
Saviour through evil as well S good report
She died in the triumphant hope of blessed i'm
mortality. She patiently bore her sickness, be.
ing confued to her bed for three weeks, showing
to all who saw her that she had been changed,
aud that her hope was in God RS her life was
consistent, ber death was peaceful. passing away
without groan or struggle. Her bereaved hus
band, with two little children, mother and large
circle of relatives and friends are consoed in our
nrcparable loss, in the hope that our loss is her
eternal gain. viii the Lord lead us SO to live
dead who die in the Lord" A FRrrNp.
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State OF South CaroIfma,

IN EQUTTY-PICKENS.
Abraham Duke, Harriet Duke and Ransom Duke,
as.
Joseph Dolleson, Melinda DoIcson, BENJAMIN
Cannon, Washington Cannon, Carter Cannon.
James Cannon, Margaret Marchbanks, Judy or
judith kendrick, Elijah Cannon, Martha Brown
and William Gilstrup.
BILL FOR rARTFrioN, ACCOUNT, RELTEF so.
TilE Complainans having fled their bill of
1 complaint, andit appearing to my satisfaction
TINT Joseph Doleson, Melinda Dolieson, Benia-
nin-Cannon, Washington Cannon, Carter Cannon,
James Cannon, Margaret Marchbanks, Judy or
Judhh Kendrick, Elijah Cannon and Martbg
Brown, defendants to said bill. reside without the
limits of this State: on motion of O. j. ElfoFd.
pninants solicitor, tits ordered that the said
absent defendants do plead, answer. or demur tn
the said bill of complaint, within three months
from this date. or the said bill will be taken as
confessed against them. s0
ROBT. a. THOMPSON, opP.D.
Comrs office, March 81, 1857 3m
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Consigneos at Anderson Depot,

FOR WEEK ENDING June 8.
} i Shanklin, Blue Ridge Railroad, E B
" Co, = Webb, Willite d Fl, Il w Green,
Mrs r d North, Smith, C Il Co, j III Yin.
merinan, ID p Robins, w Fitzgerald, w C
Mickey, J B ES & Co Towers & Sloan,H III
Tyler, Taylor S S, w Taylor, w Van
Wyck, S S Cherry, Geo Collyer & Co, p
{, 3, S + Brown 6 Co, } S Lorton, " l.
DuIhan, } B Sitton, S & E w Brown. G L.
Taylor, j B Adgcr, Price & w, w F uol-
land, NJ Wilzinski, Pendleton Mfg Co, j ID
Smith & Co, c CLaneston, S E Maxwell,
II = Pavs8cll, n Whi,aer, Wagner Mills
Z b y & s. b + & T S Crayton, Geo Sea.
born. r L g & Co, e & EE Alexander, C
Sahalmap, f Webb, + Sharpe, G. II 'Kor
ber J Brothers, b Ear,e, Sloan, Magee &
Co, j B Sit'on, j b Sanders, f B Hodges,
w Gwyun. A c Gillespie Sullivan & s, ID
Beimann, G r Cherry, A f Lewis, l.
Shanklin, II L Jeffers, w b Cherry.
f. RICE Areut
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poetical nature, and said TO her mate: "No-
tice that moon how bright, and calm, and
beautiful" "Couldn't think of noticing
it,".returned the editor, "for anything less
than the usual rates-a dollar and fifty cents
for twelve lines"
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SEHEREFF,S SALES.


DN virtue of sundry writs of fer facias to me
~ directed, will tc sold before the Court House,
in Pickens District within the legaihours onthe
frat Monday and Tuesday in July next
One tract of land, containing two hundred and
hity seven acres more or less, adjoining lands of
j. j. Garvin, Robert johnson aud others. also one
other tract of land, containing six hundred acres
more or less adjoining lands of j. a. Easily, ir.
Widow Merk and others. levied on IA the proper
ty of F. n, Gurvn, at the suits of Phillips and
McCarroll r. A. Steele, Admir-, Wro. Boggs aud
others.
900 acres ofland more or less on waters of six
mile creek. adjoining lands of John Howard j. f.
Howard and others, levied OH as the property Of
Samuel Smith, at the suit Vim. Oliver, survivor,
aud others.
One tract of land, containing one hundrcdand
thirty acres more or less. adjoining lands of John
Abmrycr C. Wendulken and others levied an ms
the property of VIM. Lady Mt the suit of c.. w
Phillips for another and others. ,
so acres nfland more or less, adjoining lands
OF III w. Huffman. Rces and others, levied on as
the property of John Ii. Frerichs at the suit of
John g. Neville
One hact Of land, containing one hundred and
nifty acres more or less. whcrcOn the defendant
now lives, adjoining lands of Eli Shepherd and
Others, levied on rs the property Of l.. B Rut.
ledge, ntthe suit of e. b., f. Nj. d 4. j. Keith,
Executors.
All the defendants interest in tract Of land
whcreon the widow Mckinney now lives, contain
ing S04 acres more or less adjoining land of Jas.
Robertson. w. Whortom and Others, levied OH as
the property of Wilson Mckinney, at the suit of
james ~. Doyle and others
Terms cash; purchasers to pay fnr papers
L O. CRAIG, SID.
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NOTICE
3nl

/ HEREBY forwarn all persons from trading
for, "a Note at band given by me &c j. w. James,
and dated the 9Th day of May. 1887, (anlount
not recpilectedl as do not intend 10 pay said
note unless compelled by law. the consideration
for which it was given having failed. ..s......,.
June s, 1887 EEEDIM EREENAFI
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GOOD NEWS!

The Comet has not Struck Tie Earth yct
GoRN in Egypt! and can be bought in lots of
" from ten to fifty bushels, atone dollar per
bushel cash, on short tme--say 80 days with in.
tcrest--a things made safe. Apply to j. T. uA
GOOD, Esq, at Pickcns G. H.. or to
S. II. MoFALL, Oconee Station.
June IL 1851 AZ Q
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Estate Notice.

IA Mprpbree, deceased, will make payment and
those having demands against said estate viii rem
der them IL legally attested on or before the
25th day ot'June next, rs on that day afihai set
element Of said estate will be made In the Osd.
Mays Ofice. at PicSens O. III.
~ MARY ALEXANDER, ! Exasix.
y A. MURPMREE Es'or
harch2l, 1881 40 e..
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HWMgMgAl,.

MARRiEb. OH the Sd instant, byRev. w g. Null
linnix. Mr. \. III. ,THuRDER to Miss MATILDA A.
GAsAwAY, all of Pickens.
On the .4tb inst. by Rev j. Scott Murray, Mr.
T. J. WIDB to Miss Il. F. WILLIAMSON, of Anderson
On the fth inst. by w. S. Grisham, ESQ, Cir. j.
A. Shields TO Miss FnANoEs MApr. nll Of Dickens
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LAND FOR SALE.

THE undersigned will sell to the highest bidder,
at Pickcns,C. r. on Saleday in July next, n
valuable 1RA CIR OFLAND, situate in Pickens
district. containing Three Hupdred and Fifty six
acres, ndndjoning lands of Samuel Maverick,
property OF Jacob Gwm
1EIeJfS--Sold on credit Of twelve months
with interest, the purchaser giving note with ap-
proved security.
June 8, 1857 GWIN, Aocnt.
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TOTLH3D.

1NHoS. DoDGENS .toIIs before me me shaN
Steer, supposed TO be three yearsol has rcd
sides. white back md belly. with white face /;
narhed With cropt off the left yeRr and swallow
Which said steer may be found t'Ihos. Dopgena.
Jocassee Yalley--the owns 70 Prove property,
pay expenses and take him away. -,ss
APFile, 1881 JLQtHtSS JLQtHtSS .GG.Eso.x., GG.Es w. ss-~ss: rs,
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NOTHCEs

/ ) hereby given tfat apEijcaton viii be made
u TO the Legislature, at ts next session to chinee
the Pnblic road, leaving the main road near Mrs.
Julia. Browns house, running hy Samuel Browns
saw mill iLtersecting said public road at or near
Sn,Ige q, Fergusou's house.
June 10, 1857 ~ 48N an,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-06-13
State of SOulIa Carolina,

IIcKENs DIsTRUr--lN TnE CoURT or coMMON PLEAS.
scott g lr"'h'r Foreign Auaeament.
Anson Bangs q c. Norris 4 Harrison.
WHEREAS, the plaintiffs,did, on shs 18th tlay
" .ofDeesnbey, 1885, fle their declaration a.
gainst tlhe defendants, who tss il il saidl are alb.
sent from and without the limits Of this State and
bavc neither wife nor attorney known within the
+ane, npor whom copy Of the said declaration
might be served; Itisordered. therefore, that tho
said dcfrudants do appear aud plead TO the said
declaration on or.before tho 10th day of Decem.
Der. 1857, otherwise inal and absolute judgkient
WIN tlien be given aud awarded against thchp
~ Dec. IS 1885, ]sR HAGO0Do