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SME12KRF3S SALES

X virtue of snpdry writs of ficri facias IN mo
~ a'rected, VIII DC sold before the Court House
IN ilekens District, within the lcgalhours on the
FIRST Monday and Tuesday in May next.
One tract of land, containing two hundred and
my seven aores more or less, adjoining lands of
J.o' 'Gar"in, robert johnson and Others also ono
,otler tract OF land, containing six hundred acres
pore pore OF less: adjoining lands of j. A. Easily. ir
" n'u"w -Herk and others. levied ON as the proper
y ol i. ~ Garrin. at the suits of Phillips and
2others N'6SS "'u
one tract of land containing two hundred acres
more or less adjoining lands of Samuel MAXWELL
jacob Collins and Others levied on as ;he ,,toy,,
~ ~ o, j LeS Philips, at the suits of Elijah Deaton.
W. H. jones Executor and others
Ono house and lot in the town of Walballo
WHEREOF +. Welbens now lives ndjoining III. Fo'
gen ana others, levied ON MS his property Mt the
SUIT OF H. Sharpe, fnr E. 3. Benson against n n
Rice and II. Wlebens
2oo acres oiIand more or less, on waters of six
mile craek, adjoining lands Of John Howard ! II
Howard and others, lcyicd ON as The nronertv nf
samuel Smith, at She suit Wm. Oliver. surviyor
and others '"' ''p''
One iotin The town of Walhalla, BELONGING 70
the estate OF JSH. Fischer deceased levied on os
M me property OF said Fischer at the suit of the
herman settlement society Of Charleston.
lie Hotel aud Pickcnsvile tract Of land CON.
1ainlng 26o acres more or less, adjoining STEPHEN
atSon, McWhorter and others; also one lot i,
ENu
me IN town OF Picksns, levied on ms the property Of
u NJ Reid, at the suit OFF. f. IIagood. Jobn Row
en- and. others. ON credit until LIST Sept. with
approecd papers "'''
- One trimmers table, one carriage BODY anil
shafts, stove and pipe, laee lot carriage and bug
gy spokes, lotfelloes, grass scythe and snead md
OK cart End, on Tuesday after saledag a. pick.
ensvllic six beds and beds.aacIs. saEe. cunbonrd
two dressing tables, tureau, falling leaf table
wers table, eighfe"n chairs, Kitchen furniture, lot
lumber, 300 lbs bacon more or less. lot llrd lot
cans LOT jugs, wood work Of 2 two horse wagos
wood wood work of one horse wagon. lot lumber IN
blacksmith shop. Iotof spokes one two lnrse wn.
gon, lot paints, lot trimmings lot feHoes. lot cf
springs and axels lot IRON wood work three hue.
ges, yoke oxen and cart, clock. and other artclSs
levied on ne fine property Of c. N. Reid Mt Inc
suits Of ), +. Hagood aud John B8wrn a,hlo,Lcps
On Tuesday after saleday at the linus, of oIa;.
Oo;n Potle, about eighty four bushels corn. leyipd
ON by virtue of domestic attachment as the nro.
Perty Of Zachorialt blackwell At tllc suit Of Cla
Tern'' cash purchasers TO pay for papers. ,s
G. CRAIG, srn.
AP'h 'o'FSof 80 Is ID
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owner, referredsth matter of value 10 Judge
Pirtle, by whom the valuation was fx+il
The remaining money has been placed in
the caro- Of Mr.. James Speed, who will act
as. trustee for the negro. s
az. SD ---5-----s-s 49, -
WHOLESALE EMDEzzLEMgar.-AN New York
exchange says,ou, Wholesale embezzlements
and frauds show no disposition TO decrease
intiumber. a new case now occurs in John
McllyeeD, cashier Of the firm ofJ.s Beck g.
Co, extensive dealers In dry goods, who
was recently charged with having, during a
series of years in which he has been 10 their
employ, embezzied money to tho amount
of upwards Of $l3o,0co. The. firm failed
some months ago, and Wishing to ascertain
the cause, they Instituted an investigation of
their books. and the discovery of the.abovc
enormous deficit in their cash account was
made apparent
This account had been regularly balanc-
ed, but the balances had been forged, and
the difference between the true and the false
balance had been embe; zled The cashier
had enjoyed the fullest confidence Of his
employers, and until the discoveries recent
ly made was not suspected. II il stated that
lie has made confession to his employers in
regard to the disposition made by him of
empeZzIeu FUNDS, unu .lIts ulr rudy nude
over 10 them a house and lot in 4th street
opposite Washington square. which he pur-
chased with their money. II is expected
also that considerable more property will be
delivered up to them. He has given bonds
IN large amount to appear when wanted, to
answer the charge against him
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0B8IT UAJR Y !

DinD, inTexRs on-tlle oath of March last al
dux, StErHEN j. CLAYTON. in the 2Itli year of his
age, Death, at all times,l Is % solemn event, but
more especially does 1t weigh heavily, when The
youngRnd promising fill by its in!atiate shaft
The subject of this notice was.a native Of pckens
district aud son of Philip Clayton, Esq. He was
young in years and full Of promise and, but n
short time previous g his death had removed to
hdent hope of,suceess, in the very eprinV-tne Of
manhood. But, alas for prospects bright and
hopes liurnon, They, with the manly form of our
friend, are entombed in tile graye--ls dust in a
strange land, and his SOUL sSe trust, with the God
who gaseit His death was sudden, and Il fell
with heart piercing grief upon his .fanily here,
while his numerous relatives and ffienls mourn
their loss; hut they mourn not as tlTjso without
hope +" For the Lord givcth aud the Lord taketh
away, blessed be tlle name of the Lord" y
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.ORDINARY,s SAIE

R9 virtue of an order from w. j. Parsons
- Ordinary for Pickens District, will be-
sold before the Sherilf's Office, At Pickens
Z. H., on the first Monday 10 May next, TO
the highest bidder, the Real Estate of He
zeklah tindley, deceased, situate in Pick
ems district, on Shoal Creek, waters Of Sa.
luda river containing ninety two acres, more
or o. less, and adjoining lands of 4. Hill, John
Cra'ne and others. Sold for distribution
among his heirs.
TERMS OF SALE,--On credit Of twelve
months, without interest except costs to bo
paid in cash; the purchaser giving bond
with two approved snretics, and a mortgage
OF the premises to tho Ordinary, ii required
by him.
L. c. CRAIG, SID.
April G, 1851 80 4
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u. w. NAN, M. ~.
Chairman Board of Trustees.

Extract from former volume of tho South
Carolinian, Columbia
CHEsrERvlLLE, MALE AcApEMY.-This
Academy has been under the charge and
superintendent of the Rev. G. +. Banse.
mer, who came highly recommended as a
gentleman and scholar. From what we
have seen, we believe he possesses the Pc
culiar art to impart and communicate in.
strnction 10 his pupils. The Trustees have
visited the school and heard the recitations
of the scholars, apd particularly examined
into the method and manner of instruction
to the different classes. and the government
and order Of the school, and department. of
the students, and now with pleasure can
VIC recommend the sohooto the public,and
the citizens of Chester District in parlicu-
lar, &c.
Hon. S. McALptEr, Rev. J. DouoL4ss,
lNo. RosBoRouA, Esq, THos. McCLuRE,
M. WILLIAMS, Esq, w. ID. HENRY.
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ENGLISH g. CLASSICAL ACADEMY
AT yVALHAlEA. i.

DARlfNtlS and Guardians arc respectful.
i Iy informed, that the undersigned is now
prepared to receive pupils, and to give
them instruction in all the branches Of
solid English and business Educaton.--
Mathematics, Natural Philosophy. Greek,
Latin, German and French. The Academ.
zeal year consists of ten months. The terms
of tuition in the English, Mathematical,
Mercantile and Classical Department. per
quarter of eleven weeks, are $500; 7.0Ot
1000; depending upon the studies pur-'
sucd French aud German are extra.
In soliciting . share of public patronage
we beg leave to say, that the principles
which are to govern the undersigned in the
discharge of his duties, have been tested by
reason and experience both in Europe and
this country; aud the system of European
Schools will be adhered to, only as far as
it is essential to thorough education, and
in harmony with the institutions of the
State, The government viii be mild and
atfectionate, but firm and energetic, so that
the hear likewise may be improved, while
the intellect is disciplined and developed.
Board may be had in very respectable
families on very reasonable terms.
There exists now liue of daily stages
between Anderson, one OF the termini of
the Columbia and Greenville Railroad, af-
fsrdinS considerable facility to persons vs-
iting our town, personally to obtain every
desirable Information on questions relating
TO the School, and we are privileged to re,
fer them to Col. j. O. Lewis, Dir. ID. Henry.
DIR. w. T. Holland, DIR. l.. b. johnson, Col.
b. NJ. Keith, l. Bradwell, Esq, gentlemen
OF Intelligence and high position in society,
and living in or near the place.
In addition TO The above, we present the
following testimonials and references.
REV. G. f, BANsEMER received a Classi.
cal education in Prussia and, his studies
having been regularly and carefully pur:
sued, he entered the Evangelical Lutheran
Theological Seminary, at Lexington, S. c.,
and, in due time, became member Of the
Ev. Luth. Synod of S. G. Believing him
to be an excellent scholar in the English,
Classical and Mathematical Departments,
we cheerfuly recommend him as well cal
culated to take charge Of a Classical Acad,
emy, and to prepare studentsfo the Junior
Class of the sc. College.
Rev. J. BAcHMAN, d. D., Charleston.
Rev. Il. Muller,
Rev. G.. ID. BERNnE!M,
J. F. ScHIRMER, Z"
w. Muller,
- Pres't, Columbia Female High School.
Rev. d. l.. HAzELIUs, ID. ID.
Professor of 1heol. Lexington, S. G.
Rev. S. S. ScnMUcKER, ID. d.,
Prof Theol Gettysburg, Pa.
Rev III, j. BAUoHER, Pres. Penn. Col.
Rev. M.,JACoDs, Prof. Math. " Z"
Rev. Prof. j.. EIcHELpERcER, D. ID.
Rev, j. b. ANTHONY,
Pres. Ev. Luth. Synod, s. Q.
Rev. @. DEMME, ID. d., Philadelphia.
Rev. j. MoRRIs, ID. D., Baltimore.
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State OF south Carolina.

IN EQUTTY--PIGKENS. ~
Abraham Duke, Harriet DHke and Ransom Duke,
>!ts vt vS. --t
joseph Dollcsou. Melinda Dolleson Benjamin
4, Canuou, w Washington Cannon, Carter Cannon,
james Cannon. Margaret Marchbanks. Judy or
judith kondrick, Elijah Cannon, Martha Brown
and William Gilstrap rt,''-
Mill FOR PARTITION ACCOUNT, RELIES, &c.
I'HE Compartments having filed their bill of
compliant, and it appearing to my satisfaction
that Joseph Dollcson, Melinda Dolteson, Beuia-
min Cannon, Washington Cannon Carter Cannon,
James Cannon, Margaret Marchbanks, judy or
judith Kcndrick, Elijah Cannon aud Martha
brown defendants to said bill. reside without the
limits of this State on motion of C. j. Elfora,
cor piainauts solicitor, it is ordcredthat the said
absent defendants do plead answer, or demur to
the said bill of complaint. within three months
from this date, or the said bill will be taken as
confessed against them.
R0B'T, A, THOMPSON, c.E.rn.
Conirs office March 2I 1857 SIN
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TOE.LED.

I'HOS. DoDGENS tolls before me one stray
u StceEsupposed fe be three years olI has red
sides, white back aud belly, with white face /;
marisetl Wit. ctept off Tie LIFT scar and pwalIow
fptk pntl undcrbit 10 The light AZ Sii
Which sall steer may be found at Thos. Doggcr,s
Jocassee Valley -4tRe owner 20 prose property,
pay expenses and take him away. ~
APril6, 1852 JOHN liNON, M.r.n,
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G-5YGMl[g Ne AN.

MAeRiEp, ON thu, 26th instant by w. s. Grish
am, Esq, Mr. DANIEL j. KENNEpY to Hiss LgrriE
Ans GILBERT, all of Tunnel Hill
On the 2dth instant, by'W. j, Parsons, Esq Mr..
JoAB LEWIS. of Texas, to Mrs. ViLASM Com, of
Piekens district
1.-The 29th ult. by John Knox, Esq, Nh VIZ.
d. CRANE to Miss ELIZABETH McA LISTER, both of
Pckeps district ,
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

IN R9UIrY--PICKENs.
William Cape, .adatr 4
r. n. Keitb Ex,trix Bill for DiseoSery, Re-
f. NJ. Keith ~ hei' &C.
III. Keith, Ex'ors, ct al ~
q appearing to the satisfaction of the Commis.
i sioner that NJ l.. Keith, one of thetIefcndants
70 this tp of complaint. resides without the ju.
rlsdiction of The Conrt on motianoforr Il wilkes
coinpanants solicitors il Is ordered that TX. said
defendant do appear. plead, answer or demur to
tbesaidb Of complaint nths case, within three
mouths from this date, or ~ ordar pro eonfesso
viii betahen as To him. -
RoBT A9THoMPS0N, o.y,rD.
G6Si'ra office, March 90, 1857 ,gm
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HEAD QUARTERS.

ORDERS No
THE two Battalions composing the 5th
Regiment, S. G. NJ, will parade at the
times and places following:
The lst Battalion will parade at Pickens.
vile on Saturday the I'd day of May next
The I'd Battalion will parade at Mrs.
Barton's.on Saturday the 9th ofMay.
Commissioned and ,non-commissioncd
officers will attend on days previous at 10
o'clock, a. M, for drill and instruction..
The Majors in command of each Battal-
ion are charged with the further extension
OF these orders. BY order of Col JAMisoN.
A. II. BOGGS, .AdJt.
April 10, 1857 DO I'D
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ANDERSON. Prioes Crlrrent.

- -. - ~ ',' Z" w
ANDERsoN G. H., April 20, 1857
Cotton per ID. 1oaltl.3
Salt, per sack, - 600
Coffee, Rio, per 10. = l3al4
Sugars, brown, perlb. j. al2
Is crushed aud loaf, per TO- 10 10
Molasses, West India, per gallon, 60
N,Orleans, 85 al.00
Yarn (Ga) per bunch, 100
ss;.i,g 9ss,aSnrgs' Cheasy) per yard, isal4
Iron, ,co,@mSn size swedo, pcrlb. Ol.s
English,
Nails, per keg, 80 6a6l.9
Oil, Llnseed, per gallon, f37 n l.5O
Tram, 90 LOO
Glass, SXl0. 9,15a,3
e' 10Xl2 3a3 32H
Rice, per lb ,6l,2a4
Flour, pen. .barrol 7aS
Wheat, per bushel, 100
Corn. per bushel S0aS5
Bacon hog round lOa 10
Begging, Gunny. per yard, is Sa2o
Ohts, per bushel so 55
Ieas, 65a rs
Powder, Rifle, per kog. fl2as
eS~ There is always to be be found gooc
took of Goods, at T., b. d Cos
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SPRING g. SUMNER GOODS.
GROCERIES,. &c.

fTllE undersigned has just returned from
L Charleston with a large aud well selec.
ted Stock OF new and elegant
Spring and Summer Goods,
Consisting patty Of Calicocs, Ginghams,
Muslins, DC;
Bonnets, Trimmings, Ribbons, and Laces;
Cloths, Cassimeres, Drap d'Ete, Linens and
Fesliugs;
Gloves, Hats & Caps, Boots 4 Shoes;
Saddles, Brides and Martingales;
Together with many other articles in the
Dry Goods line.
ALSO, Segars and Tobacco of the very
best quality.
Groceries
A large and fresh lot, forsalc very low.
Ny friends aud the public are requested
to examine my stock for themselves, as [
charge nothing for showing Goods and [
am also determined to sell as low as the
lowest Try me.
will exchange Goods for Beeswax, Tai
low, Feathers, Hides. DC, &c, as well as
sell ON the most reasonable terms,
j. n. LAWRENCE.
Pickens G.. L., March IL. 1857 35
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Consignees at Anderson Depot,

FoR WEEK ENDING APRIL 27.
NJ T. Walker, w Van Wyck, j NJ Watson. 8 f
Brown ts Go, Ford Jones { Co, james Graham,
J-LN Smith, Towers d Sloau, L B Benson & Son
j ID Gaillard, H Porcher, Walters 4 Cannon. G
G I.angston. Mrs i Il North II Ravenel, IL w
Ruhtman, Il w Brown, England Bleckley d
Co, J Zachary, 2 w Green Zachary, Norton i
Co, Mrs NJ steele, Col a Calhoun, Mrs NJ May.
naird. Issertell Il Norman j b Simpson, Marret
E Holland + Belotte d Co.'s Cherry, NJ II
Hnnnlcutt Parker d Webb, j Duke, j Schro
der, s Crawford, j 4 Sloan.
7, RICE. Aoent
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State OF south CaroTimo.

TlcKFNs DIsTRiCr--lN THE COURT OF COMMON pIEAs.
Dl'N'0" NJ vs. h"'"pSi" Foreign Aaaeameal
Thomas W. Ghastain. w. j. CAN'T.
w HEREAS, the plaintiff did ON the an dav
w ot March, 1851, file his declaration arainst
the defendant, who las it is shit) Is absent from
and without the limits oft this State, and have nei
ther wife nor attorney known within the snm,,
upon whom copy ofth said declaration nGirht
be served IT is ordered therefore that the said
ration on or before the 18th day of March ISbS.
otherwise final and absolute judgment will then
be given md awarded against him.
March l4.lS67 j. j., HAGOOD. cc.r
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b. r. MORGAN
Stock of Goods,
COME IN TO THE SHOW !

LII versions indebted to me. either by NOTE
~ or ACCOUNy, must pay up Immediately, or
they will be placed in the.hands of an officer for
collection, for money must and will have. At.
tcDtion to this notice will save cost.
Il GIBSON.
April I, 1851 SO
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BRoxroN FoRp, Beaufort dist. S. {

BRoNroN FoRp, Beaufort dist S. c..
Iiake pleasure in certifying, that the Rev
G. r. Bansemer has been for two years Prin-
cipal OF an Academy in our village, and that
for competency. industry aud gentlcmauly
department, he is deserving the confd cuce
and patronage of the community as teach !.
or, either in the English, Classical or Math.
ematical department =
j. w. WYMAN, MD.
e- Chairman Board of Trustees.
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SPRING & SUMNER GOODS,
MRS. HI. KNEE
HAVING returned from Charleston with a su.
IL perb and we'll selected stock of
Spring g. Summer Goods.

Consisting partly of elegant Muslin and Barcge
Robes and Dresses, superb Mnntillas and Mautc.
lets, With great variety OF other articles is Of
ferng them for saleat the most reasonable rates.
She also has OH hand BONNIs1iS, of every do
Eeripuon and style. and amongst thonn n few of
the new style Gipsey Bonnet elegant E,nbroidc-
rles IN Collars, Sleeves aud Bands; Cnlcoes and
Ginghan,s, beautiful patterns; fine I,onp cloth
and .Twiils. aud many other FIVE GOODS os
new brands and tylcs. including u splendid VA.
riety of Flowers. Ribbons, Laccs etc. ALSO,
Gentlencns and Boys Hats, with a good assort,
mcnt of Goods in this line
return my sincere thanks for past favors, and
respectfully solicit the continued patronage of
the public. Please call. Ladies, and examine for
ourssves--beautiful Goods and bargains will
be sold on the very best terms.
Walhalla. Aprii I3 1887 40 Am
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DISSOLUTION.

THE firm Of n. d b. f.. MORGAN has been dis
L solved by mutual consent, and all persons in
dcbted prior to the LIST january. S57, will please
make payment, rs the business of the firm must
be closed. N. MORGAN,
b. f. MORGAN
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State OF South Caroline,
IN EQUITY --PIoKENs.
Mary Ann Couch

VS. ~" ! Bill for Paptit;on
Robert Couch aud others
i appearing to my satisfaction that the heirs at
4 law of Elienler Baker, to wit: John Baker,
the heirs Mt law, Of Mary Ann Williams -----
Forester and wife Elizabeth, William BAKER, Lu
cinde Baker, Robert Baker, Richard Baker, Cpaw.
ford Baker and Lewellen Baker defendants to
this bill Of complaint. reside without the limits of
this State on motion Of Harrison, ,oomplainants
solicitor II is ordered that the said absent defend
ants do plead, answer or dcmur to the said bill OF
complaint. within three months from the pub.
licatlon hereof, or tho said bill will be taken Oyo
contessc as to them
RoB'T. a. THOMPSON, o.E.r.p.
Coinrs office, MAY Q. 1857 ,t5if.i AN
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HEAD QUARTERS.

AAA3AAD WO1A1OL Z ILAND.
'HtlE BattaIions composing the 2d Regi-
4 ment of Infantry, S. 9. NJ, will parade
for drill and Review at their respective pla-
ces OF rendezvous, as follows:
The Upper Battalion on Saturday the 9th
MAY,
The Lower Battalion on Saturday 10Th
May.
Commissioned and non. commissioned
officers will attend the day previous to each
Review for drill and instruction,
Lieut.. Col. M. r. Humuicutt and Maj. L.
Rogers are charged with the extension Of
these orders,
BY order of'Col. p. II, PnArnER,
w. N. CRAIG, AdTt
April Z, 1857 80 It'd
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RoR TIE COULTER.

Mr., Editor: AS il has become .fashiona-
Die to deal out "probems," and by this
means much good has been done for the
,Arithmotical student therefore, l send yon
the following Agentleman has fi3edaugh
ters, Emily, Janes Betscy, Abigail and Nan.
cy, whose fortunes are as follows. The first
two and the lasttwo have $4,000 the
first four $4,000; theylast four $40, 200;
tho first and the last three $40, 500 1.-THE first
three and the last $2l, 800. What was
the fortune of eaehl G.. w. 3.
Mt. Pleasant, April 2slh, 1857.
Answer to "Tyro'sp Problem.
A received l2l 10 acres at $2,4G 2-13
per acre. b received l7S l-8 acres at ST.
GO 24-57 per acre. G. w. b.
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FINAL NOFECE.

rNHE legal heirs and Representatives of Russell
Cannon, deceased, are hereby notified that a
ed win be had before the Ordinary. Mt Pickens
Court House the 9Th day of July next Those
Indebted to said estate will make payment, and
those having demands will present them on or be.
fore tbattrhe. RANSOM DUKE1
III. DUKE, h~t u.s.
April % 1857 a. am
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~ MOTEdyE.

IHE undersigned having been appointed AS.
! sigLee of AnSon bangs Co, ali persons in.
deoted to said firm are requested to make nav.
ment to O. n CAIIENDlSr F"9
Tunnel Hill, April 3, 3s ds,;a~cc
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TO FARMERS AND BUTCHERS /!

To FARMERS AND BUTCHERS ]!
Now allmen by these presents. that I, ]. j.
~ n, SMITH ,arn now giving the highest price
fog GREEN .-dMD JRYIIIDES ever before
offered in ftis,country, namely: IL
Hides, Green, from 6 l.2 tor l-2 cents per lb.
D 10. Dry, :" 10toI2 l-2 ~" -"
Bring your Hides to me Iilst as soon as YOU ret
theGa of the boast and IL viii be better forus all.
}. l.. N SMITH.
Jan 20, 1851 20
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EARLY CdroN. From friend, now in
Florida, have received cotton stalk
about six !, IS IN height and bearing leaves
inproporlioh, This is a long way ahead Of
this region, for our farmers have scarcely
commenced planting their cotton seed.--
Florida is great country for good cotton
crops and hard agues. ----dmierSon fcaolt.
aian y- -
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OFFERS his Professional services to the citi.
y zens Of pickeHs District, in the practice of
Medisine in its various branches. He would say
tnat he mas an experience of ten years in practice
Office IN his Store. ApYiFI4' 1887
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Mr.. ZION CoLLeeI>TE INSTITUTE,
Winnsboro' Fairfield Dist. S. @.

Rev. C.F. Bansemer has been for three
years past engaged as Professo, in this
Institution, during which time he has pre-
pared a large number of young gentlemen
for the Sophomore and JUNIOR Glasses Of
the South Carolina College. Temaintains
a high reputation as ascholar, and it is rare
TO meet with one so capableof instructing
IN the various studies pursued in Academies
never have been associated with a more
conscientious, interchangeable and faithful
teacher than he is. II is no small recon-
mendation as q teacher, That he is always
at his post, and never permits pleasure nor
recreation to Withdraw him from his duties.
As highminded and honorable gentleman,
/ most cordially recommend him to the
public.
]. w. IICpsoN,
Pres. Mt. Zion Collegiate Institute.
For further particulars, address
g. +, BANSEMER
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