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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-14
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- ASSETS JANUARY 1,.1s58:a re-.
hand aud Hartford hanks % 81
Money Company, secured BY Morris $500
Bills Recttyoble.
leg tnds g cent interest, ANNUALLY 1Ge6d6o6.
i65I Shares Isail re al Stock.
90 90 do do atoxa 9oansgtisat River Co 29 e.
50 50 do Waterbury Bapf :. ..........b'o6o.o9
2800 do hartford a.:d III iissg6sS6S
sfs IS do dc Ssy sEysy xSF eitI PQg9SR3 4sR sS
100 DO United States Trust @. " stock
.r,o,,s,, t,,,..a. 79s q ,5de,5sTlEa
Unsettled Claims not &l78f9 f92s.s4 !
Losses Bqpttd97s, dziiestea and Promptly Paid!
UPWARDsaoE 81, ,ooofooos
gsFF the past IS years. II -f1 4 3ssI s
Fire e. Inland Navi;sation
Risks accepted terms coas9tgh. Win sol3ency ana
h3pectdE q9csatto5t StIS.t 9 iAFELALIE5
and Go8ts1sts.foi fSfsta u l DOB lslFS.
sunshine storm
or perlols eyentiul IL or exempt ron sweeping
cash basis troubles OF tile credit system
material pgrticuler. 9oif5 aiif IEss 8!sS15I u
Deriqg haF lhe security reliable 1nsurarc is
an ability owners 70 tps!
tatn loss being IL en- much leseened. - u 81
raliesS issnsd E94 gS and aIbqsthsss attended
sni yl &c H sSiEE4A n EIsG'1R AGENT
ofss udo vest side Main stftes Q
teLl9-dayeeti Ian.aft 49, 9iisa9e -, gts
a91 sg a. gs g Is5iIlg
TIE II II Il SCE COM
a. PzA.E5 PzAE$4 OF " liESs9sf1 ING si;5
st lowest raj of altils,nus
stsasa,ieats getpiil,rs and
seasi lakes, e:Iais ana raiiro 81 = r Fs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-14

For the nforsuation of visiting the city
the following list of the different Churches and their
tine and place ot meeting If there any Mistakes we
will the necessary cOrrectonwith pleasure:
81 aaffSeaea, E0iseopdfiu, Corner Monroe and Byron
SseeD, Rey. e. T. PARxISs, sc,or; morning services 1o
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-07

TIES 1eft las RECON ZeG tletaT Iel u Fret
cscc CO1sg' o. Heess Dsrnst1dt Tor the State g Cal
FORKS a-d 'or tie Territories o. oregon, UAh AID Nah
1ro-.
DEPARTURES.
Fcr Liverpool in steamship Csnsds from oston Or
Gopc a Laurie ? 4 RerRli1, ArkoZ, - War "
Mckay. W green,ufh, : Everett, = a Rlchsrcscr
ehereu and vC servants, Mas Jesse Arkey Mrs Jordan
Miss EikaAeh Dane Boston. Prof &C FELTON,. Cam BRYCE
capt W v Henry, Cha-'esowr, Crossiey Souhbrttse
Mss Joanna Ssunders Fall River; ne Trieste Portland
Jsouthard. Mss southafd Richmond, Ne Joseph Abbott
hrs Csserns A. bot Hsryisk RI Mrs John FLOYD Prov
Spefser. IariAii Simmons, Is Hxcn. " II Heale. r
kesbHt w fsbccck Dasher Jr Mrs Eivsrd Hill two ch.
dren and servant, N - Dawson Ferguson New York
4 mon, Mrs Scot Bufs0 Np-sles Mrs Needles YIN Fin
Ruspp an intsnt, Yrs Jane su g. Badmore; ssder y
iSnis scheei srs s Ne. n RssBe snd wo children
Bellevine. liz r Dwell Jr. Ottawa City Mr. Vim Hurts
co'tsredeor, Wisconsin Morrison Georgia: Haas Ais
ten Chicago r y Contram rew Orleans Freieller,
4 wsmiihs ssrvs.t Canada; z Noel, Caunhill, Hrs
Coraed Montreal, q Gqen, q y Bradford, NJ Arnold,
Toronto: Snefer, Dutch Royal Navy Jore Bergee,
Wheeler LIVER col; q Barring Herring Bonifase
Grassle London Dudden, Bell wife, Englsod.
FOSTER NJ smih Ireland Mr. Ianders servant France;
&c ander Car Jorsnsen Mss Escusdor Mrs De Lander
seven children spd servant Mr. aud Miss Ioronsn Ne
no Oudausel Brsanlente kruut, Boe,, Seaor Don
ael asser senor Arsenda, CANDID Latass Francisco
Aueet SENIOR Jcse Viei Oral, X Iauriai. borno
Nr-n1 Cuuiez e Galtan, Ira IAchez, r Myers Master
=. ef. Mrs. Auserrs.na Hsyans Ter Hs4tat-G
s-iG Rir sn'.s 3 " smith and servant Hslfsr ssY
-! sr Ms szI.h M sS.Is a. ss', Vlssss-R
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-07
MATRIMONIAL.

An ELDERLY LADY, OF TIE HIGHEST REsPECTA.
N billy residing out q ihe city, would be happy 10 form
tie acqusnianee Of professional gentleman, between the
a1es q n 1-d a. O~e eccsc med e. hp best socv rosses
sing mesns enough 10 independently arcng fren~
Of Tie sdr, osn stirese or cali Al Robinson WILLIAMS, s4
s.sssrsy RsGSsssses sSssNsseL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-07
DENTTsTRY,

DESTIs7RY-rzETa ExrRACTED IN TEN sxCosDe
~ without The signtes pain BY and orxnai pro
cessn0 freezing fhs simrabfs sys,sru psastoed By
only References given n required.
ID. r. q. DURKIr, Sss Canal street, near Wooster
NEW INVENTION OF ARTIFICIAL TEETH WITH.
~ out metal plate or clasps by =. r. sIOESMOND sur
geon dentist 70 The WOraans Hospital of New YORK One
more TEEN can be ins rtd without extracting roots Al
his ONCE ~ Beecte street may be certificates from
the hrs MSens hesnE the superiority OF this invention
after 7h.een months trisl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-07

INFORMATION wANTED-oF ADoI.PH LouIs HACK,
architect: from Berlin Prussia, who sailed By the steamer
Northern Light from New York In March 1854 FOR Kingston,
Juan del Bur and from there by the
for San Francisco. lie IL hereby most urgent
inform his relations Of his whereabouts
Information in regard sal Mr.. Hack will be thankfully
ceved by MesSrs Gelpcke Keuisen Reiche In New York
OroH Prank Es1 Consul Of Hanover in San Francisco or
r Caspay Ksl, In Berlin, Prussis Expenses shall be
literally refunded.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-07

INFORMATION wANTED.-Iv THE MOTHER OR
friends Of David Alien, deceased at Bombay, X L. late
captain OF ship iAdne will call upon Jackson OF
Columbia Baltic streets, South Brooklyn, they will hear
something 10 their advantage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-07

u Pres der, hss recognized Gustav Ze q san Frsr
cscc CO1sg % Heess nsrnst1dt Tor the State q ca
forts a-d 'or tie Territories o. oregon ah AID Nah
IL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-07
NEW sPAPERs.

TINTED STATS POLLOK GAzETrE-wII.L BIZ rvs
L ns5ed 10 few days ;he United Police oarst,e
weekly psper cDnsirnz fu ani authentic records
In is country and Eurore together wiz interesting esrs
from al the principal cities OF the unou - be
isAet sDeously IN New York Bosou Ba'lno~e Wa
iaEton, Pgsburg ard fhiad lrhiA wsnted-Good corrN
poodeae. y. A. DROWN CO.. publsAers
Nc. lQT South rbrd street, PnilA1eipkSa-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-07
PERSONA

IMPORTATION is WANTED OF REM TALL, LATE
of HsmptonsAre krgiand ne y between my and
msol concerning him will be thankfully received by his
son. Vim Tai who employed NJ the Stump House Tunnel
Pckens district, s. q.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-07

INFORMATION WANTED AND WILL BE THANK.
fully received BY Mr. Clark, proprietor of the revoori
House Of tie driver OF the horse and cart who down and
drove gentleman the Broad and Eighth
street TUESDAY aiternoon last.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-07

DY PARTICULAR DEsIRE.-IECTURE on THE
ID Pceis and Poetry % Ireland" ia TO Charles
nseksy b. Mss 1eress tnonce, Of Moores
Melodies by Madame ne Ilsssn, Athe Brooklyn Ahencum
MOntay evening MAY To- 1si5. Madame de IusSan will
sing eight favore NEED ca. To commence nj 81, O'Clock
Tickets ~ GEMS.
(NoRA l.. V. HATCH TIE YOUTHFUL EyArGrTrsTy
~ vii SPEAK h Clinton lisl Asicr place, this Friday
evening a. oecck sA who have listened Der pronounce
her the most wonderfully gled yoang person earth
1.cse.s IS cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-07

NOTICE THE COMMITTEE on ASSESSMENTS or
IN the Board cf Councilman VIII meet Al the oh,e OF ee
Deputies for making asssssmens No 70 Chsmbers sres
Monday 10th inst, clock p Parties interested
named assessments or WIZ
opposed same, either Of them are no'ed 70 A.
Psving Lexingcu avenue, between Thirty fourth AL
Forty second street. =. -, .....
sewer in Forty second street SEVERN Fghtk avenue
Paving &c seventh avenue, between Fifty frs. and fy
ninth streets. -..,,-..- ST. -,
Jors,bsn lawrence Jupiter n a NJ Hesser thomas NC.
Vav Henry ~ clark James =. Dunn, George Rcss ThM
vcsoriv II Buhler and Managers II ipe Colorei Hsme
''' " PETER CRAWFORD.
S. ". uALrtN, Committee
g.. ROSS ca
II " GENET Assespsus
JOHN II. BRADY,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-07

NroTTCE.-THE SPECIAL COMMITTEE or THE 30 Ard
IN Of Councmen appointed o. consider the ella N OF ths
state TO the and ives. WASH ngon Market WI meet IL u.
City Library Room No. IL Cny HAIL. Friday IN Inst A.
NJ Parties iasres,ed ia ne above are requested 70 a.
tend. n. W. GFNEr.
A =. wcCARTY, ,Comrit.ss.
u n BRADY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-07

A STRICTLY PRIVATE FAMILY, OCCUPYING A
a large brown stone house In Thirty eighth street.
Broadway having more room hsn they require would let
the 6oor with board % BATH hc gentlemen
gentlemen and their Eouss Is new, with ali improve
mens Advantages OF good home. Address E., Herald
ofhce or j. A. LOWE, No. BeekmRD street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-07

NEW PUBLICATIONS.
pAscRofTs HISTORY.
ID
The AMERICAN RHVOrUTrON
Jus publ she3 b.
LITTLE, BR0wS a CoNPANT
Tas H-rORr or the uErEn SrArvs Vol. VII
Beng Vol. !. 70 he American Revolution
RAgCRoFr.
Octave Uniform with TIE previous Volumes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-07

DOARD IN BROOKLYN-A GENTLEMAN AND WYE
ID few single gentlemen can be accommodated WITH
good In pleasant location within Ave mrutes wax
the Fulton ferry reasonable terms By applying a. o,
Itch fra
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-07

"A three single genLemep with peassn. and partial
9Th street few doors wes, s ESs avenue References
exc
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NY EsTABiIsHNENT Is Noted AS THE CHEAP"
I segRr mari. but have been able % offer
toners AZ great N uce nens do have ~ In
voices hat mus be Closed cut q NEE advances.
y. CHkEKS III Broadway.
CEGARs. sEgARs-ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND SIX.
- Gars trs quality article for sale advances By the
thousand or single box This chance seldom osered
want - ear hem cut They will be sold al 81 boz
" per thousand l.. JACOBS, 4G Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-07


JrNToN COURSE. L. I.-PACING-Pu RISE OF so-
u Thursday. May II. a. p. NJ. mile heats hes; IN
harness Mr. Brown names b. Tedro; Mr.. Dsrln names
L 2. James Hughes SHAW WHITE Proprieiors.
TTNTON COURSE T.. T-TRCTTrNg-MONDA MAY
u &C. p ms.ch for $500. mile heats best in g 70
vsEols hoLsuEhln names rr. HsJhszard. james
Han nonc nance g. r. Whssey, Good DAY and good track
Rsnss SHAW WHITE Propnetors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-07
CORPOR ALTON NOTICES.

NoTICE-IHE COMMITTEES on TAXES or rgs
~ Board OF Aldermen will NEE, n No Guy Hat,
Friisy The Tib inst Att n oouster the fcovt.t
applications relief OF viz Nsrhs Doris John n.
solomon Levi = solomon r u. Dswson. u, Mo.wiE ~
L. NJ Pero., James Curtis John y. Thai. y. n. FlftRr.
Geo. Raphael Jos wreak Jas Mccoy, Thrs McIesT Csss
Kipp p Townsend, Jas stewart Geo =. vsnderburg "a
JOrdon f. Caze,, r. s,arkweaher q Drake. John IA.
Wee John H. Beaie and David campbell ,--,.-.
VIM TUCKER, ,Corrtes
THos. s1EPHsNs, on T.ssa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-07

$1,000. s ny 1sADAu0 AMI LOOOAn0s
SUIT OF FURNISHED ROOMS ON THE SECOND
"A third floor TO Let together separately
With breakfast required at Il Ninth strocf third
door east Of Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-07

MO MoNOPOiY-PEOPLEs BOAT-CHEAP LINE
~ Sunday boat 10 sing Ing HavsrEtraw touching Fort
weshrTcr, Workers, Hastings Dobbs Ferry, Tarrytowu
and Rcckiant Take The avorite sieambcat SATEfsITF
Capt Hammond which vii leave every sunday morning
So from the foot Of tsy street landing at The
places and returning leaving Haversraw 10 p NJ land
ing 81 Amos stree; esch way For fare small bills
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-07
REWA-RDS.

01 REwARD.-LOsF on TUESDAY, EITHER IN
oil New York Hoboken, gold sleeve button with the
Initials Mex The fsesr will receive the above reward
and the thanks OF The owner by returning The 70 The
us-a Are
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-07

A STRICTLY PRIVATE FAMILY, HAVING MORE
"A room than they require would let very ue furnished
rooms with board TO gentleman and hts wife to single
gentlemen in very superior hSusA Eleventh street. near
Sixth avenue Those in Of first commodatons
would do well to address p Herald Office Reference re.
quired
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-03-06
The art of Agriculture.

All hail the art, towhich we owe a
Whatecr gives Happiness below; ~
The source of all, in church or state,
Or social life, that's good or great.
For should our agriculture stop, s't7S'
Society must shut up shop; .taS
Our brightest bellies end beaux must please 80,
TO dwell in caves and hollow trees; as- i,
On roots and acorns. dine like shoats,
And sup on leaves and buds, ike goats,
Woodchueks would burrow in State street, 7iF'3,
And gaunt wolvcs;prowl where merchants meet!
Churches by catamounts be haunted, IL sr.
And gruff bears growl where hymns are chantcd,
Owls hoot church airs with pipe sonorous,a
And croaking crows oaw cav the chorus
Should culivators fail, their fall -.,
Would implicOte and ruin all; -,
For MS old Atlas bears the pack
OF all the heavens on his broad back, 's
The farmer by his care md pains & .F
The sublunaFy world sustains; srisr ti Nft
And ifby some mischance he stumbles,
The whole wide world to ruin tumblesl
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-03-06

drive. and when they have no particular oi,-
iect in going anywhere, they sit down and
smoke. Boys, in the intervals of fschool hoass,
arc far more likely, to read anewspaaor than
to run and jump. The only sports of an
American arc shooting and driving, both of
which may be INDUCED in without any great
fatigue.
We certainly think that if the manifest ten
denotes of climute are to be corrected, tho ri
sing generation should be accustomed to more
active habits. Boys and girls should not be
dressed up to within an inch of their lives
from the age of ten or twelve, and taught
that tits vulgar to soilt' ir pants" or com
press their crinotnc, Perhaps, in the dry
air of America there may not DO such ebso-
Lutte need of exercise as with us, but the effect
of 1T in preserving health and impqrting a
manly character must be the same in all
countries. If the spirit of our public schools
could be transferred to the Now World, we
think result would be torear a race which
would not neglect those "noblc possessions"
of which the Philadelphia critic speaks
q" L6adom Times, Jan. 26.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-03-06
HOW TO Eat Wiselu


DIR. Hall, in his Journal, gives the fol-
lowing advice ''.a f'7't.s p
L. Never sit down to table with an
anxious or disturbed mind; better hun
dred fold intermit that meal, for there will
then be that much more food in the world
for hungrier stomachs than yours and,
besides, eating under such circumstances
can only, and will always, prolong and ag-
grwatc the condition of things. 6+0 -
o. Never sit down to meal after any
intense mental effort, for physical and men
tai injury arc inevitable, and no man has
a right to deliberately injurc body, mind,
or estate.
3. Never go to a full table during bodily
exhaustion designated by some one as be-
ing worn out, tired to death, used UP, done
over, and the like The wiscst thing YOU
can do under such circumstances, is to take
a cracker and cup'of warm tea, either
black or grccn, and no more In ten min
utcs you will find degree of refreshment
and liyeliness which will be pleasantly sur.
prising to you; not of the transient kind
which glass of liquor affords, but perma-
nent; for the tea gives present stimulus
and little strength, and before it subsidies,
tnutriment begins to be drawn from the su.
gar and cream and bread, thus allowing the
body gradually, aud by safe degrees, to re-
gain its usual yigor. Then in couple OF
hours, you may take full meal, provided
it docs not bring it later than two hours be.
fore sun-down; if later, then take nothing
for that day in addition to the cracker and
tea, and the nextday you will feel fresh
ness and vlgor not recently known.
No reader will require to be ADVISED a
second time, who will make trial as above
while it is o fact of NO unusual observation
among intelligent physicians, that eating
heartily, and under bodily exhaustion, is
not unfrequently the cause of alarming and
| and painful illness, and sometimes sudden
oeath. These things being so, let every
family make it point to assemble around
the family board with friendly feelings,
/ with cheerful humor, and courteous
spirit; and let the member be sent from il
in disgrace who prcsumes to mar the ought.
tobc blest reunion, by sullen silence, OIL
impatient look, or angry tone, or complain
ing tongue. Eat in thankful gladnoss, OF
away with you to the kitchen, you graceless
churl, you ungrateful, pestilent lout that
you are There was grand and good phi
losophy in the old-time custom of having a
buffoon or music at the dinner table
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-03-06
Final Settlement.

"A LII persons interested will take notice
4 A that a fnal settlement of the Estate of,
Maj. James Mckinney deceased, will he
made before the Ordinary. at PicGens C. H.,
on Friday the Goth day of Marchnext. Those
indebted to said Estate must make payment,
and those having demands will render them
in legally attested by that time, as ]. will not
JAMES ROBERTSON, Admir-
Dec 81. 1857 % 81 Am y
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-03-06
FHNAL NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given to all concerned
IN that final settlement of the Estate of
Silas Kirksey, deceased, will be made before
the Ordinary, at Pickens c. H., on Friday the
18th day of May next. All persons indebted
to said Estate must make payment, and those
having demands will rondor them to me, lc-
gai!y attested, by that time, or they win be
barred. ~
=. F. N. GARVIN, Admir-.
Feb 10, 1853 80 3m
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I iNORHdCE

HAVE appointed JoHN II. 0sTENDoRrY,
I Esq, of Walhalla, my General Agent for
Piekehs District. No orders or receipts will
be acknowledged excepting such as are either
signed by him, on bymy son Henry WAGRNER
.. JOHN A. WAGENER. z
Charleston, Jan /, 1853 % tf
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-03-06
State or soWGh CnroIisa.s, 8

N UHbINARf-~CIrATION.
WHERRAS, Rob't. a. Thompson, Commits
w sioner in Equity, hath applied to me fot
letters Of administration upon all and sim
Kinney, deceased, late OF the State aforc-
said and district Of Pickens: The kindred and
creditors Of said dtceasod are, thereSofc, oitedto
appear before me, 1t Fickena c. H. ON pFiday
leth Earch next, 10 sbow cause, if any they
can, why said letters Ehoald not be granted.
Given under my land and seal 9th Feb 1863.
W, j. PARSONS, osr.D. /"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-03-06
P0GTRW NJ.
The Ills we Leave Behind us,

The Ills we Leave Behind U.s.
Oh what's the use of looking back
IA o'er life's road we travel,
Or pausing for moment to
Some mystery umavel?
The better ways to 90 ahead
Let fortune miss or find us,
And never cast look upou
Tho ills We leave behind us.
This world hath pleasures for us all,
AZ well as care and sorrow: g.
And though the skies may peep to-day,
They may wipe up tomorrow; -slr
Then why should we let present woes
OF former ones remind us?
They're pnst--they're gone--so let's forget
The ills we leave behind us. t
Then let old Time remove the stones
Where all your griefs are covered,
And frighten memory's bird away,
Which DER them long has hovered
For when within its fatal net -.t g.
Grim death has once entwincd us,
Wen cause to think of present joys
And ills we leave bohiudus. 1f
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-03-06
LUMBERl LuMRERI

IliE undersigned are now prepared to All or
ders for LUMBER of all kinds, at their Mill
on Oconee Creek, seven miles noith-opst Of 1gals
halla. Lumber viii be delivered if ii Is sc5rpsl
by the purchaser. Our terms will l-be nladeac
commodating, and we respectfully solicit the i,a-
tronage of the public. JAMES GEORGE.
Nj, +. AHT0IiFLf.,
5Feb. 10, 1857 81 j.. n. LAWleBNCEssa
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ESRA1,E lSaApHdSlS.

A Ii persons indebted 10 The Estate Of
IN Doctor Spencer, deceesed, are required
to make immediate payment; and, these nav,
ing demands against said Estate, must rcn.
der them to me, legally attestel, on or bofoyo
Monday 10th day Of May next, as on. TINT tlay
q final settlements Of said Estate will be made
before the Ordinary, at Pickens G. III.
j. M. SPENCER, Adm,r.
e Feb Q, 1853 90 m, &
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-03-06
STATE OF SOUTH CAROV,HNA.

PICKENS DIsr--IN THE COURT OP COMMON lPLEAs.
JohnJ. Smith Foreign Anachmenty
vs. Norris, Harrison & &Pulliam
Anson bangs Co. PlFs APys..
v v HEREAS, The plaintiff did, on the 10th
day of MAY, 1857 file his declaration
against tie defendants, who (as it is said are abb
sent from and without the limits of this State.
and have neither wife nor attorney known with,
in the same upon whom copy OF the said dee
laration might be served: IL is ordered, there
fore that the said defendants do appear and
plead to the said declaration on or before the
lIth day of May, 1853; otherwise,fnal and ab
solute. judgment will then be given and awar-
ded against them
J. II. HAGo0D, O. @. r.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-03-06

n IN OHDINAhY- CITATION. y n
WHEREAS, john Maxwell hath applied to
~ mo for letters of administration upon all
and singular the personal estate of BaylisJ. Max
well, decd, late of the State aforesaid and dis,
trici Of Pickcns; The lindred and creditors OF
said deceased arc, therefore, cited to appear be-
fore me, at PickcnsC Q. IL. ON Monday 10TH March
next to shew cause, if any they can, why said
letters should not he granted. Given under my
hand and seal, 26th Feb 1858
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State OF South aaIooliala,
rs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Ia
Summons in Partition.
James s. Alexander

James S. Alexander) So ~
VS. ti Summons in Partition
j. H. Alexander, ct als
7 appearingto my satisfaction that John II.
l Alexander, one Of the parties in this case, re-,
sides without the limits Of this State: 1t Is on,
dered, therefore, that lie do appear and object to
ihe division or sale of tile Reai Estate of fhom
as Alexander, deceased, within three months
from the publication hereof or his consent to
the same viii be entered Of record -
W. j. PARSONS, o.P.p.
ordinary's Office Dec 10, 1867, 8n
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