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Ramsay's history Of S. Carolina

WILL be published early in 1858, in two largo
w Volumes octave, $50 pages each Volume.
printed on fine, white paper, bound in suhstan
tial cloth-gilt. 1t seems hardly necessary to
add anything to the above. Ramsays History
ofSouh Caroline is great work he was an
eyewitness, and participated in many of the
events about which he writes. We, South Car
olinians arc tooignorant of our own history. and
the Publisher has undertaken the work With n
view to supply demand which has been fclt for
some time. The fact is, there is more interest
felt no,o in tho History of our State, than ever
was before. All accounts of our ancestors are
now beginning to wake up our minds to a lively
interest. When we sec them Drawing the hard
ships of the desert, overcoming every difficulty
from savage foe, and meeting the stalwart
Briton in long, distracting, and bloody war,
we are pleased with every danger they escaped,
and wish to trace outthe most minute events Of
their history. Those who will subscribe will
send on their names to the subscriber early
intend to get out the Work early in 1861
Price, in substantial Cloth, $2.25 por Volume :;
Half Calf $500, Sold by subscription, paya-
bic on delivery. w. J DUFFIE,
Nov. 10, Bookseller. Newberry. s, C.. .
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OBJ 1TWARW /,

DIED, in Pickens district, on the I'd No
yember 1857, Mrs. MARTHA McGUFFIN, wife
of Rev. a. w. McGufin, after an illness of
a few days. She leaves husband and eight
children, with many relatives and friends to
ourn her loss. The deceased was pious
member of the Baptist church for 20 years or
moro, and she has now gone to rest to join
the saints in glory. She has gone tho way
of all the earth, and let it be an ndmonition
to those who surrounded her in life to prepare
for that upper and better world Blessed are
those who die in the Lord, for they shall in
herit eternal lite.
Come, little children think of death,
And for the grave prepare;
Soon You may all resign your breath.
And sleep in silence there.
DIED, in Pickens county, Ga, on the 10th of
October last, an infi,nt daughter of Captain
john and Mary G. Geurin, aged ten days
Suffer little children to como unto rue, and
forbid them not, for of such is the k;agdom
of Heaven"
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Ordinary's Sale.

DY virtue of an order grom w. j. Persons
~ Esquire, Ordinary of Pickens district. will
be solt before the Court Housed ,or, in Pickens
district, on the first Monaay in January next,
'~lshin the legal hours Of sale, She Reaf Estate
Of Jeremiah Fields, deceased, towit: b
Tract No, ! on Big Laurel creek, containinn
Que Thousand Acres more or less.
Tract No. 2, OH Nine Times creek. containing
Blk Handfed and Sixty -four Acres more or less
Tract No. 3, oR. Big Rastatoc containing Sew.
on. Hundred and Niuety-one Acres more or lass
Tract No. 4, on Nix's branch, containing Five
H1htire1 snd two Acres more OF less.
Tract No. 5, bounded on QUO sidc,by Jocassee
riyer, containing Six Hundred and Forty.oiebt
Acres more or less
Tract No. Q, on Do3ii's Fork, containing Two
Hundred and Sixty.fye Acres moro or less,
Tract No, q on Big Esstatoe; containing Six
tfinared and 1--we Acres more on less - Z,
Sold for disirlbntionnmongs the legal heifs
eald Fel,se tntntIyeso of seidi deceased,
{ EE itAiS OF S.if.E.-40sf a credit OF twelve
monlhs. wilh interest frDmdate, Che p5fcI,,.ser.
Qr purchasers entering into bond ta.tsie Gnaina.
ny, With two good aurehies, to secure tno pure
chase arnoneg, wiz a mortgage OF tlse promises
y dsened necessary. The costs ta 81 Maid "a.
chslb alsos extfa fef titlos,
Now fis1ss7 Isl "a "a
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Y. W. GRE L N
AT PICRENs q. HE., s. a.,
S NOW opening LARGE STOCK of NEW
| AND ELEGANT GOODS for the

AT PHCRENS g. HH., s.. e.,
Snow opening LARGE STOCK of NEW
a AND ELEGANT GOODS for the
Fall and Winter Trade.
My Goods were purchased by myself in New
York, and, in making selections, / exercised
all OF the care and taste Mt my commando
My Goods were also purchased after the mon.
led pressure in New York had caused failures
in almost every department of trade and a
consequent reduction in prices, and think
an examination of my Goods will show a
corresponding reduction in my rates.
Amongst my Goods may be found almost
every variety of DRY GOODS for Ladies'
and Gentlemen's WEAR.
READY MADECLOTHING in greatvaricty;
BOOTS & SHOES, good stock for Winter
wear
HATS & CAPS of all styles;
Silk and Straw Bonnets, and Trimmings:
Fancy Goods and Yankee Notions;
Ladies Cloaks and Hoop Skirts;
Drugs, Medicines and Dye-Stuffs;
Hardware and Cutlery Saddles & saddlery;
Crockery and Glassware GROCERIES, &C.
Also
On hand fresh supply of Medicines for Shop
use, and ] am ready to resume the practioc
of Medicine
peAp Call soon and buy cheap GOODSl
Oct. 2S, 1857 lG If
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GOOD WS!
= Hard Timles No More -
:" nave Just received one OF the IargI
wv Stocks Of Goods

Ma ~ uuNe IuSb received one OF the largest
wv stocks OF Goods
That has ever been brought to Pendleton,
which wo propose scllilg AT PRICES to suit
TIiEiTIMES. Our GOODS were bought in
Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore,
RiGhmQnd and Charleston, having purchased
such articles in said CITIES as could be had
on the most ADV ANTAGEOUS TERMS
We INVITE one and all to come and LOOK
at our GOODS. whether they wish to buy
or not-we charge NOTHING for SHOW
ING them, and but SHORT PROFITS whom
we SELL. We do not advertise for form, or
merely merely to patronise paper, but to let the
Large Stock of Goods,
And that we are in EARNEST when we saw
we will sell them LOW. We think We can
safely say that our assortment is not cxcelled
IN tine uppcr country. 1t consists in part of
Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, Twccds, Sati-
nets, Geo. Planes, Kerseys, Linseys and
Flannels;
Brown and bleached Shirting. at 81 to 25c;
Bleached and brown Shirtings and Pillow
Casing;
Bleached colored and brown Drills;
Stacking and Seamless Bags Irish and Blay
Linens; Jaconet, Cnmbrics and Muslins Plain
plaid and stripped Hats, Caps, Bonncts and
Millinery Goods; READY MADE CLOTH
ING; menno, SILK and Cotton Drawers and
Shirtss India Rubber Shoes; Coats, Pants
and Leggings; Boots and Shoes; Yankee No
tions, Toys; GROCERIES,, Buckwheat flour,
Fruits, Pickles and Preserves; Drugs, Paints,
Dye-Stuffs and Garden Seed Shovels Spndes
and Axes Horse Shoes and Nails; Cutlery
and all kinds; Hardware; Crockory, China
Ware, &C., &C.
We are prepared to fill orders for Boiling
Cloths, Mill Stones, and Mill Fixtures, OH
short notice.
We will take in exchange for Goods, Tur-
Keys, Ducks, Chickens, Eggs and Butter,
Country Cotton and Wool IIomespun, Wool
Hats, Wool Dried Apples and Peaches, Ba-
con, Lard, Nenison IIams, Hides, Tallow,
Beeswax, Honey, Shingles, Lumber, Peas,
Oats. Corn, Wheat, Rye, Barley, &c.
WE TAKE THE BILLS of the SUSPEN.
DED BANKS OF THIS STATE, aud most
of those of GEORGIA. We will allow s
PER CENT premium on GOLD and SILVER
when the purchase exceeds 81.
,e1 j. b. Il. SLOAN & co.
Pendleton. Nov. l, 1857 IL IF
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Fall amd VViMtcr Goods.
EXECUTORS SALE.

w ILL be sold, to the highest bidder, at
wv the late residence of Thos. w. IIar-
bin, deceased, on Saturday the 10th day of
Dccembcrnext, all the ESTATE, real and
personal, of said deceased, to wit:
One NALUBLLE TRACT OF LAND, sit
uate in the District of Pickens, mile above
Fair Play, containing Five Hundred Acres
more or less. The tract is wclimprosed.
One NEGRO MAN, Corn, Fodder, Shucks,
Cattle, Horses, fat Hogs, Smiths Tools, Car.
riagc, Wagon, Oxen, stock Hogs, Household
and Kitchen furniture, and many other arti-
cles too tedious to mention.
i TERMS.--0n,a credit Of twelve months
with interest, the purchaser to give note and
approved security. Ali sums under SIS. cash.
MORGAN III ARBIN
w. II. 1IARBIH, F'A orS'
Nov. lS. 1857 10 a
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ESTATE SALE,

HHNIIEBE will be sold, at the late residence
Il of William Boggs deceased, on Thurs
day the Sd day of December next, portion
of the PERSONAL ESTATE of the said de-
ceased, TO wit:
One fine Stallion SELTM;
About six hundred bushels WHEAT, large
lot CORN, Fodder, Horses, Mules, Hogs,
Cattle, Sheep, Oats, Shucks, Q yoke Oxen,
Wagons and Harness, Blacksmith's Tools.
Farming Tools, Kitchen Furnitare and
many other articles too tedious to mention
ReS" A sale will also be made Mt the place
owned by the deceased, ON Twelve Mile Riv-
or, on the 9TH December, where and when a
number of like articles will be sold.
TERMS.-All sums over five dollars on a
credit of twelve months, secured by note and
security; undor that sum, cash.
G. NJ, LAY, M
G. W. b. B0GGS, -Aup' rs
Nov. o. 1857 IL
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State OF SouGh CovoVimo

IN EQUITY--PJCKENS.
Abraham Duke, ct. ux., Ct al pu,r.p...:
VS. LII !'i !" ''''oib
JOS. Donaldson, ct. ux.. ct. al Acct, Sc
THE Court of Equity, for Pickens district, hav-
ing referred the Accounts of Harriet Duke,
Administrative, and Ransom Duke. Administra-
tor, with the will annexed, of the Personal Es-
tate of Russell Cannon, deccnsed, to the Com
missioner for settlement, the defendants Carter
Carton, the heirs-at-law of William Cannon, de-
ceased Margaret MNrchbanks, Judy Kendrck,
Elijah Cannon, Martha Brown and Jas. Cannon,
who are absent from the State, will take notice
that the said REFERENCE will be held at my Of
fee, on Monday the 9th day of March next.
ROB'T. A. THOMPSON, c.E.p.o.
Com'rs Office Nov Ia 1857 I'd
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NEW CLOTHING.
The Ranks Not Broken!
N r a j S M

A L WALIIALLA, is receiving large
IN and fresh STOCK OF GOODS, such as
DRY GOOHDS,
READY-MADE CL THING, Hats & Caps,
Boots and Shoes, Cravats, Ycstings, &C., Sc,
with general assortment of tho most FASH
ionablc Fall and Winter Goods.
TAILORING done in the establishment at
short notice, and on the best terms.
His friends and the public are invited to
examine his Stock. tbs large and complete
and, having been laid in with great care for
this market, will 'be disposed of ON the most
reasonable terms.
BeA-s Call ut tho New Building, opposite
the Post Office, Walhalla, and buy bargains |!
Nov. Ia, 1857 l8 pm
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Contributions,

VIE following sums have been contribu-
IL ted by the persons named for the benefit
of Mrs. Frances Smith, who recently had the
misfortune to have her house burned:
J C,Fringe ST., V ASharp 80, A Bryce soc,
5 Brewer 81, I j Hall 81, II Bahntge 81, II
Gissel 25c, Z Deaton 25, Wuldefam 25, i
Wiebens 20, IL Knee 25 cash so, FN Garvin
so, G Riccke, Jr so, j ii Voight 25, IL Faien
so, ID Benan so, Jacob Schroeder so, Symmes
& Holcombc 81, II A L 81, j n Adams so, Il
} Pickens so, VIM Hunter 81. NJ M Norton
81, r M 50. This amount "a COY was paid
to Mrs Smith by j c Fringe in the presence
of Stephen Garrett and d Brewor.
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LAND! LAND LAND!!

"~" LAND! LAND!! LAND!!
DY Order Of III. A. DeSaussurc, Executor
I'D of Mrs. S. and Thomas Boon, l will cx-
pose to public sale at Anderson G. H., on
Tuesday 9Th Of December,
All the TRACT OF LAND on which the
late DR.. John G.. Boon resided, containing
BIO ACRES,
Lying on Millwee Greek, and bounded by
lands of j. p. Lewis, - Majors, and others.
On the premises there is a large aud comfor-
table two-story Dwelling House, and all usual
out buildings belonging to we'll appointed
Farm. The Land is about four miles from
the thriving town of Pendleton, and about
nine miles from Anderson.
Persons wishing such place would do we'll
to attend Mt the sale of the above place on the
day, stated, as the property will positively be
sold on that day.
+ 3ERMS or SALE.
One third in Cash: the balance on a credit
of orc year, with interest from day of sale, Sc
cured by bond, mortgage of the premises, and
personal security, if required. Purchaser to
to pay for necessary papers. Possession Civ
en-, when these terms are complied with.
ON THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10, by the
same order, at the late residence of DIR. John
G. Boone, ONE LIKELY NEGRO FELL
LOW, and all the Horses, Cattle, Hogs, Corn,
Wheat, Fodder, Household and Kitchen Fur
niture, Plantation Tools, &c.
Terms Of the personal property make known
ON day of sale
ISHAM w. TAYLOR, .Ag't.
Nov. 4, 1857 II 3
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NEW MARBLE YARD.

At GreeMvEIAc q. H., So. Ca,
THE SUBCRIBERS having opcned an estab-
4 iishmcnt III the town of Grcenville for the
sale of MARBLE
Monuments, TOmIbs, Head stones
And oil other work done in their line A good
assortment of Marble will be kept constantly on
hand, to which they would respectfully call the
attention of the citizens of this and the surroun-
ding Districts. An experience of over fifteen
years in the Marble business. warrants tie sub
scribers in saying that satisfaction viii! be given
TO all who may favour them with their orders.
Orders by mail promptly attended to.
CHALMERS g. ALLEN.
paY" Refer to dowER, Cox & GowER, and w,
H. WATSON, Grcenyille
Nov. IA, 1867 10 3m
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Consignees at Anderson Depot,

'N'N 'h"'h 1'NOiNN NONbhbbN ~
England, B & Co. w C Bewley, Col w Gwynn
Blue II, w Sharpe, II Il Ruyencl, a & L
} Eyins, Harrison & +, j 7 Sloan s Co, l.
Sloan & Co, B Sitton, " Moore ID Biemnnn,
j IL Belotto & Co, } d Smith s Co, Maxwell s
S, II 0stendorff, G II Korber, II Campbell,
a IL Cornish, Norris, Brown, & Co, s &
w Brown, w Van Wyck, Shelor s. S. Smith, C
y Co, Q Norris, s Wilzinski, c II, Love & II,
Whitner O. p Hawkins, Hawkins & b, b &
rs G, IL Bohentcgc, 8 Cherry, w A Enloe, I
Pickens. Ford, Jones Co, Benson. N Dali
ton, Jordan. f. RICE, Agent.
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SWERERF,s SATEs

DY virtue of sundry writs of feri facias to me
~ directed, win be sold before the Court House
in Dickens District within the legal hours, on
the FIRST Monday and Tuesday in December next,
One tract of Land, near Pickensville. contain
ing One Hundred and four acres more or less
adjoining lands of Rufus Oats, II Balcntinc and
others, whcreon w Folger now lives, levied
on as hispropevty, at the suit Of Ball, Criss &
Co, against X w Folger andA NJ Folger. .
One tract of Land, containing One Hundred
and twenty-five acres more or lass, adjoining
lands of + N Garyin, W Reeves aad others lev,
led on as tho property Of John Andcrs al the suif
Of Rlioda Middleton.
One tract Of Land, containing One Hnndrel
aHd furty-nine acres more or less, on Geldcn's
creek, waters of Twelve aiilc Rivcr, whegeon.
the defendant new lives. Sold on a credit of
1 l2montlis, to foeecTose a mortgage in favor of
~ II Boggs vs 8 ! GhamBlin
On Tuesday after sale-tlay, at the defendants Is
rosideace, noor Pickensrille, two mules, onetwo
horse carriage and harness, one two horse wae-
gon, about eighty barrels of corn, g, 500 0Bundlos
sF fodder; icvicdio on ai the property Of le w.
Feger, al The sait Of Beli, csiss 8 CO.. dnti6tli-
ers,
Terms cash pupchasersto pny for papers.
Nov. 0. 1857 I'd
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Look Here Eyorybodv!
READ THIsl READ TnIsll SOM

hNhfAD II llEAD e.
THING TO YOUR OWN INTEREST.
RECIPE for making INK. / will on tho
A6receipC of TWENTY-FIVE cENFs forward to
saDy person arecipe for making Ink at cents
per gallon. II makes beautiful mark and is
as good OF better than the ink that you buy out
of the store. There is no humbuggory about it,
twill pay trial. YouGhn buy the recipe and
make yoOrownink. All persons that ever write
should have recipe. They can make gallons
with what il would take 20 buy one little bottle
full out of the store! Merchants and all pcr-
sons who wish to keep ink to- sell would do well
toscnd and get recipe and make sheir 0lsn ink
And, as editors and newspaper publishers make
use of great deal of ink, make the following
proposition to them: That if they win give this
notice one Insertion, and call tho absention Of
their readers toi5 imam editorial, and send me
the paper which contains II, will send them n
recipe. All ask Is to give II trisl, and IL
wall trust recommend itself Address
X. p. BVAT'f, Murfreesboro', Tenn.
r. S.-~Postage stamps Wilt aGswer tho same
purpose as silver. Nov. 8, 1857
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS! !!
J. d. sMITH q 90.
AT WENWLETNN. SN. q,

AT PENDLET0N, sG. CA,
RE now receiving and opening spten-
IA did new and carefully selected Stock Of
Fall and Winter Dry Goods,
Which have been purchased by one of the
hrm on very advantageSns terms; 0nr stock
such as Muslin deLaius, Cashmeros, Alpac-
cas-, Ginghams, Calicoes, and Fancy Artisles.
For GENFLEMENiS WEAR, we have
Cloths Cassmeres, Tweeds, Satinets, Vest
ings, Cravats, &c, &c.
Ready Made Clothing,
Consisting of Cloth, Satinet, Tweed, Dress
and Overcoats, Pants and Vests, Of superior
style and finish.
A large stock of Silk and Morocco G. ALTERS.
BOOTS i SHOES HATS g. GAPS.
Jewclry, Gold Brooches, Ear Bobs, Finger
Rings, and other articles.
All of which we will sell low for CASH.
Call and examine our Stock for yourselves
and be convinced.
Oct s, 1857 r3 If
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SUPERINTENDENT, Meetinn.

FHNlIE Stockholders in the Kcowee and
IL Tuckasegoc Turnpike Road are notified
to attcnd at Walhulla, on Monday the Both
of November next, for the purpose of organi-
sing said Company.
by TIE CORPORATORS.
Nov. 90, 1857 10
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NEW STORE g. NEW GOODS,
One Mile fronl Jarratt,s HBr1dse

Near the Road leading to Walhalla
tbNIIE undersigned wish to inform their
III friends and the surrounding country
generally, that they are now opening q we'll
selected Stock OF
FaAi and Winter Goods,
Boots and Shoes. Hats and Caps, Crockory,
Hardware and Cutlery, Groceries, Medicines,
&C., with almost every article usually kept in
a country store; all of which will he sold low
for cash. Call and sec.
try Cotton and Wool 1Iomespun, Wool Hats.
Dried Fruit, Yenison Hans, Raw Hides, Peas
Bceswax, Tallow, Honey, &c.
j. NJ. ALEXANDER,
y. Il. ALEXANDER.
f Nov. la, 1857 10 If
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HWMg MEAL,

MARRIED, on the 10Th inst. by T.. Hughs,
Esq, Mr.. DAVID HANoocK to Mrs. EbrzABErH
GARRIsoN, all of Pickens. f&.a
On the 10th instant, by Rev. ID. Hudson, Mr.
JoHS NIcnoLs to Miss CHARITY WILSON, both OF
Pickens.
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sTRAYED, A&AGN! !!
WOOL CARDING.

NlE undersigned beg leave to call otten-
Machine is in thorough repair and turns out
the very bcst rolls. They have Burr Ma
chine attached that cleans the Wool admira-
bly,. The price of carding is eight cents per
pound or the usual proportion of wool. fhe
Wool Cardcr is in the immediate noighbor-
hood of Hunters Muster Ground, on Wolf
Creek. WM. HUNTER.
III. l.. BEACHAM.
Oct. G, 1857 IL tf
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Anderson Prices Current.
ooRREorED wEEELY BY ENeLANp. pLEexLiY .

ooRREOrED WEEKLY BY ENGLAND, BLEoxLEY co
ANDERSON C. H., Nov, IL 1857,
Cotton per lb. - 10 Ia IL
Salt, per sack, 200
Coffee, Rio, per Id. 13 G91I.2
Sugars brown, per lb. IL G9 IL
g crushed and loaf perlb. ii G9 1S
Molasses, West India, per gallon, 80 a. SIS
" N. Orleans ." % 80sGG SO
Yarn GA per bunch, 80 1.2O
osnRburgs, (hcayy) per yard, 1S IA
Shirtings, 10 II
Iron, common size Swcde, per Id. CD
English, &
Nails, per keg, ca G4 .
Oil, Linsccd, per gallon, 1877 Ia /. So
IRAN, 90 Ge LOO
Glass, 8Xl0 3 EG 3.25
%" 10X12 3.25 G1 3.6O
Rice, per in. Gj ar
Flour, per barrel, o GS $50
Wheat, per bushcl, 90 Gs 95
Corn, 20 Cs 80
Bacon, hog round, Is la IL
Bagging, Gunny, per yard, lS a. 90
oats rbushel, so (9 So
peas, 100
Powder, Rife, per kcg. 7@7I
nsS" There is always to be found a good Stock
OF Goods, at f., Il. g. Co.'S
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passed off orderly, the speakers advocating
law aud order. The issue of small city
notes is advocated.
PRIDE may climb high, but its fall will
be the greater
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HsIue Ridge IeatErossd Go. iya Sc. e,a

CUBSCRIBBRS to, the Capital Stock of this
~ Company are hereby notified that the 18TH
and 18TH INSTALMENTS upon the first sub.
scription, and FIVE PER CENT upon the n.
mount of tho second subscriptions are required
tobe paid MS follows: The 12Ta INSTALL ENP
on the Sd day of January, lS5S Tho i3TIf
lSSTALAtENT and FIVE PER CENT ON sel
copd subscription, on the Sd day of February,
1858, by ordAr;
WIZ. II. PER0NSEAU; Treasurer.
Nor. ~ 1857 18 t3P
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NEW PATENTS.
Jarriage Hubs.

o9TTl9gS duDS.
T'HE subscriber has purchased the right to-
make, vert. or use the Patent, grartcd orig
inally to Henry Nycum, of Pennsylvania, for
the useful Improvement of Carriage Hubs of all
kinds. When seen, its utility must be nppar-
cnt to all. The Hub is made of cast iron, aver
aging in weights less than four pounds The
Inventor saysthe' hub is composed of q back and
front sectiom and having a ti,in metallic tube or
ring, independent of cach centrally placed be-
tween them, against which tlle inner ends of the
spokcs abut when snid sections are so made.
as that in removing the back one, the pipe or
box of the hub shall also be removed on remo.
vsble with it, TO facilitate the properly ntrotlo-
cling of new spoke, substantially es described.
Carriage Coupling.
The undersigned has also purchased the Pa
tent right of n superior improvement in the
Running Gear of Carriages, which only needs
to be seen TO beapproved II is quite simple.
and may be attached to vohicles now in use at
avery small cost.
Shop rights for both Patents for sale OH rcn-
sonablc terms For further particulars apply to.
Nj T. MITCHELL.
PickensC. H.. Aug O. 1861 ATT
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OF the Commissioners Roads, I'd Regiment S.
" Carolina Militia, Pail Term, 1857.
Miles NJ. Norton, Treasurer, DR..
TO Cash Of James II, udgood, former
Trcasnrcr Si44 81
To cash OF - ID. Morgan, for Estrays, Is 20
70 cash Of Sheriff for fines, 1893 90
To cash Of W.'s WOOlbrighs Esq. for
EstraN 4 20
To cash W. S, Keoso, for fine, 2 90
.s M soSf ~
M s II, Cr.
Paid ], Rogers. Com'r Lays order, $34 s.
Paid "A Ramsay, Norton s LaWrence's
order, iT3 90
Paid j Rogers, com'r Lays order, II IL %
'aeht, III 90
Paid II Nlaxwell. Com'r Rtid's order, 8 90.
Paid cfntoiSsioner Stribling's order, 8 90
Paid d A ALedbettsr, Commissioner
Lewis or1er, i15 90
Ps;sst j q sIcflSsfGn eotamissoner Gill
!, bson'sosSer 10 25,
Postage paid, g.
lCOmnissions onS2is. 2areceivedat2I
per cent, s SO
Commissions on s26ss5O paid out at
25 per cent G SO
7caeh tarAett over to Af Miles successor i3l 05
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1orris Miller, Treasufer, 3 DIR.
To Cash Sf Noftnn. formor Treasurer, SI22 O5
cqmmissionsrefun Bg NossSn, 80,
Sl2Ij 40
tgl i. Or.
Paid Joshua BARKER, for repairing
Falls Bridge on AiilIar's order, 53 ga
Paid Col BnFnett, repairing, do af ~ 90
Faid g a IagloF, repairs Csne Greek
Bridge, &, 90
Peie 4 lyesser, repairs, do q 90
Paid II \ Morgan repairs on keomae
= Bridge, NoYt9e y Inwreace Is oFiier; 29,
caeh refauiesib6 james I.awrencc for
3 1lr.Eythgoes fer eatElesoM IL 25
90 so
t'onTisqioos on $40. 5lla8ald out, Inc
ciaslipK 10. 25spai.t ne hin.hgsN Mar
ton and omitinE commission on SiAs
26.fefaaded lawrence 81 per cb. 3 So
90 10
Balsnee nhands Of ofTftasuter, Ss7 "a,