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Emerson's Magazine for September las a
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The Atlantic Monthly for October, with a
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PROPOSALS
For Keeping the County Poor.

ESoLvED, by the Board Of Supervisors, that
IL surerinten dents Of the Poor, of this County,
receive sealed proposals until the FIRST day Of Jan.
uagy next, for toe keeping Of the County Poor, at
srs place IL said County, at stated price per
Lead per week and nat IN sueh case, they be in
struoted 20 award such contract 10 the lowest ro-
eponsiblo bidder, who shall, in their Judgment be
a proper person 70 have the charge Of the same
and who will treat them with humanity, and fur
ni.h them with wholesome food And also, that
they be instructed TO employ well qualified Ply
siciau AZ certain price per year, the contract to
DO also ed to the lowest bidder and that they
cause n notice Of tho same TO be published for four
scccssyo weeks in one Of Tho papers of the County
sNperinteudcnts Of Poor may be addressed Of
'a1-,rav. =. r. CONWAY, Clerk.
j 1--WE e,,v,N
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Tia, euprcb In.ra, ing, TIN ''ll'ul LiAcE-
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which are furnished TO subscribers tAc C,,., iv.-
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RUSAwAY.-Our usually quiet village
was somewhat aroused yesterday morning.
\ pony attached to a light wagon, taking
advantage Of the absence of its owner, con-
cluded to trot, a Ia Flora Temple, up Main
Street, but hearing the community express
their indignation, by following whoa, made
q circuit in front Of this Office, and then
stopped. No "serious" damage done.
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NEW CoUNTERFEIT-Look out We
understand from our eastern exchanges
that over 100000, Of teas and hecnties
on bogus bank, called the "New Eng
land Bank" of Farmont Maine have been
put in circulation, mostly in the Western
States. Business men and others. Look
ont
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A GREAT HORSE AND CATTLE
MEDICINE.

arf ntmlr~lrtp. and viii ci're cows " giy ~ M ,
AHlg. Thsy siso rcrrq,r thcau rrfy 81 milk wh.nfhe
COWS grrrrf rfi' iiun j. bad TITO urnpr,fur .s h.
r.rIrrt it ileh arr sHh. rier 90 avs fhnt lee iur
"a tt'os llrlD 'rrr should be- -f'istd fia' yn -.
syc- tnsne hr-haslrd ,i the co., rti.n that .ot
tiif tl-. sGst AZ COOL.
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~" Fresh Pork is selling in this mar
Ict At $500 per. hundred
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r@~The total valuation of Property in
this township [LafaYette1 the present year
as estimated by the Supervisor, is S33f,-
IL. This upon an average, gives about
1910, to each voter
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uiite'.. -.lst as gooi.
Fan 70 i,a2 E,ru. - peco cp. f-s;,
Ny lrrse va cofsd aud driven So h1rl upl hc
g',a .p'r p'sfrv',,"ru MT 81 used ~ % how're
Trey 1ar,al r ~, s e., =, 70 "'i, sa,r ~ S o.
Sim ~ N.Y.: c6,N 7iriSV ro1bf ''i i,
rap, 'meve,, @p' BE- h'ee r'[,'e'A WI 49,
T.'sta y - in one - Sc Curst &: Cagss
..Nr sam, dh'f a-alei % is-'7s 'i-ir i'f -
jl%. -,rdtg. ras'''i' t..c-s.E Ds'.qt,+ ".
,al;t; ana l.c' CT er,c Ilol 'c NJ Eid.A lsi.
r,'ea j. urnb,r ,f'c,ei vim rg' f'dG "a m
fgisr lh.n - hA.r', reud.i o ro~o, '' 'I"'''
asAof'es 0tfr 'h,n r''e'y r'A.
ANloe Herr rt,s-Iha., :. p.l Isl, , ,.' c.efs
~, - aS a. ,..,o ~, ~, ~, 49,. go .,.
""7 ri, 'r" ',r H.'. ,rfia, ~, rgs, n
s as '' srl r ". s. p" i.' c' ' IT, & ,r s.
and ijc,i IN s,i.g MN. Tie p,,,,, la,r s5u.,;
srdyc'rit, Cn.o. sA1tth foFAG.
Bloody \. lk E'e 7,lc.. rr.e. o,leie. op,r,
pr anil l,iv-iin s. Joli, & fdi'oo p''y,,',. rev
rrv rd ai,. 10 a g. g ,r NJ, s s v m ,'s
!,,t 81 ,. -ut..g.lg fi.. hloel s',f pr,,vi ar
c,isi inn 30 - < r.'i o. i.t,.a,.. ,er g'a ~
nhe, Oe cpy hau lt"r r"t. hie!tnai' 81 Ter 90 'is
in.aiy iai a e'Hr WA ."o.i ,irte. a... ~ ~.
Fopa,,,if tent ~ 2iHuifl,tt II.
WHOM travelling a. tie West ha1 ~. r,~''et.~'e
HfiHA"i "i'h irHtuuuliiuu ~ ttc III ., iis sst
VI "ur', Ian h1se ever in'No hira'' bir' ~
me qq'ins ag NP firiiSS aais.l rod SO
Ipg" ~ ' s,r iii, I. T. 81 ci~&D,Toy s.
s,ir,. aWti ase aia, nm a. ..a visl,iocarrr ga, 70
8lw0y VIII W. y e w. We us Nllu Iy nwi tr9u.:a
wolIid c9mrqc u others % do so have made t, Of
" ..G.stkt..
uh4,. SUES. Ju Fila. - 81 @' rrn giv. y.n girlt
l-T1urniff'rh tu- b Ar CONDITION. poWDf'S. J
a rst, H.: ~ =. n, 'yrrsairre Ill,
.IoaF,t III, ..n,1G = UNI 9re,.'., ...',y
rith a cough Ilrit 7irE 70 81 G!stetluer e.. ti,.
mpar if,i thr4 1ts}Si3iiijA Pon .,'2R- =;
e.r-" 'h,tt H.''ectSIniwo d'ys
writes. Au :. lr5l;- about our Of your C1''if'i
PIwicrs Thy N'" t', 'es s,iisia - %, ass iie
lueie,ue ever ssla u y"n ga sru'! nle a >l'f d'
hors nsaTiv Dad with Dilte.AE,g -,,r. ]. D..
we, E,cl Town. fip sen. - 90 ", lpl l'-'er -
bai'y aicteG with al temper t...t ~, J, ID -.9
told n % taSe h.m to tine Noi, ~ ,tie a cure
encc,ed ,y kv'ns Ia tive l'p~rs al - john Codi-
4 a,r'e Tor O. ,r,l rret', -.n,ea ned ~ and
~ NJ 90 lie Ae would no, 80, ~ glins ilIr Pow
drr prrptei nv puitiuE tfn f'ir siI VI itlc hoi
III. tsc oniv Way The. can b. Stored N!en tle
horse will hot
Sold ~ AZ Msdirire Dca'c~s. VI wiz fg-riss 81.
rohhs diinua Er'us.. - = poi "a Il., t!i4
For sale by :. c. GIuNEs Co, KHDrpS
HrpsoN, Paw Paw =. l.. CHASE, G.. p. SWIM
ppoTura. Lawton.
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FTER YEARS OF STUDY AND EXPERI-
a MENT, DR.. Roback, the eminent Swedish
Physician, succeeded in producing n medicine
from tweniy-three different species cf mountain
herbs of his native land, which ats directly upon
the causes OF disease in the blood aud by restoring
the corrupted fountain of life 80 condition of
health and purity, eNpels dise'se from ie system,
wherever it may be located, or Whatever may be
It's character. Indigestion, nervous complaints,
epileptic and other fits, coughs consumption in its
early stages sore throat, bronchitis, fever and
aguc asthma, low spirits, sexual inoapaciy, icmin-
inc weakness pricEling Of the skin, symptomatio
OF paralysis, rheumatism, neuralgia, tumor cancer,
diabetes lassitudc and debility diarihca, and MI
other disorders OF thc organs Of respiration, tic ly
or, the Kidneys, the stomach, the nerves, or the
muscular fiber, unerringly cured by this prepa-
ration. u Is 10 the mstcres morhi or seeds o. dis
case what an alksli is 20 an acid il neutrages
them with absolute certainty, while Mt the sa:-e
time il regulates tho secrction5 removes obstrue-
tons from the bowels, creates appetite rcncwS
bodily vigor, and rcgenerat's every animal flnc
ten. Such is the nature, suclI the effects of
Dr.. Roback's famous scandinavian Blood Purifier,
which, II taken in conjunction with his Scandina-
Wan Blood Pills. will not only oblitcrate the most
painful disease but prevent their recurrence, and
lcngthen lie beyond the ordinary span.
In the SCANDINAVIA NEhETADLE'ILoo
FILLS, Dr. Ngback presents the result OF twcnty
years o. experience, hard study and experiment az
TO what a perfect Pill shou.a be. No QUO COB
doubt their superiority after olc single rial Price
of tho Scandinavian Blood Purifier, e per bot,ls,
or 81 per hali-dozcn; scandinavian Blooo rill.,
% cents PEI dozen, OF iye or 81.
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1 gits rth from 80 cents 0S500 90
N G5i7, uiU b. presented ~ ouch suJscri.
5r Immediately o, receipt u Tic sabscy1'-
ten money
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yoeal anb slths Stems.
FRIDAY MORNING. nov. IL.

sA- We have Just received large
stock Of Cards, Card Board, Note Paper,
and Inks of all colors, and having con-
nected with this establishment good job
Printer, we arc now prepared TO execute
Pl.iu and Fancy Printing, that will CON-
pete With any in THIS State;
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t@T Ryan, tie Weather Prophet anu
Storm King, was in town to-day Look
~, FL squalls
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pna copy Cor two years, 900, 30, and gifts.
One copy for three years Soc aud gifs.
che copy for FIVE years, -. 90, aud gifts.
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Three copics cue year $500, aud gifts.
live comics ono wear ....S 90, and 5 gifts
rcE copies ono wears. 90, and 10 gifts.
twenty one copies one yr 80 90, and II gifts
Tho articles 10 be distributed sre comprised IN
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PACKAGE Of Gold containing $4,000 each
200, 90 each
10 " 100, 90 each
10 Pat. Lcv'r II'n'g Cas'd Watches, 10000 each
20 Gold Watches $500 each
20 90, 90 oach
100 50, each
700 Ladies' Gold Watches, $500 each
600 Silver Hunting osed Watches, 5000 each
100 Silver Watches, $40 20 $500 each
1909 Gold. Vest and Fob hains 10 to 80, 90 cache
Gold Iockets, Bracelets, Brooches, Ear Drops,
Breast Pins, ua Pins, Sleeve Buttons, Rings,
Shirt stude Watch Keys, Gold and Silver Thin.
hles, and variety Of other articles, worth from so
ccnts 10 sl5 each.
Immediately Oh receipt Of the subscription inou-
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description book opposite a number aud The gif,
,.1rresponding with that number will be forwarded
,,thin ono week, 70 tho subscriber, by mail or cx-
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Specimen copies sent free. Agents wsnted
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G. a. SHERMA AN.
s "A T. h Pro PRTE FG,H

Stages leave Paw Paw village .nl connect nt
tho station, Ton line of Michigan Central Rail
Kcad,) with passenger trains East and wost-re
turning TO tbs village, on arrival Of oaoh tram.
fsy- Passengers CARED at all times between
Paw Paw and bawtgn. LStras called for, run at
all hours. stage slice at the (" Exehange" II tel
whore Express packages or huudlcs will te deposit
cd aud roce ccd
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q NIWIF EVWI"f
Jolly S. DEMUTN.

From The Rev. Mr. McMullen Pastor Of Rob
crt's Chapel; INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 5, 1857
DR.. G. W. RoBACK-Dear ri have used
your Blood Purifier Ter a nervous affection, f,-il
which have suffered much at times. While Il -
pleasant TO the taste, if certainly has happy effect
upon the nerves Please except my thanks ror
your kind regards and acts, and believe me.
Yours, j. W. T. MoMULLEN.
oINcIsNArI, Friday, Sept. 4, 1857
DR.. RoBAcK-Dcar Sir Having been afflicted
with neuralgia rheumatism Coz the past year
and half, and having seen your lacficinc, chilled
tho scandinavian Blood Purifier, highly recon
monded by gentlemen with whom am acquainted,
] was induced to try il, but before had used va
rous other medicines. Aner using tWc bottles,
felt its effect very sensibly, and upon using two
more / found myself perfectly cured. You will
allow me, therefore 20 congratulate YOU upon ma
king discovery in medicine which il proving it.
self to DO worker Of such wonders in the disease
Of the human family
GEORGE s. BENNETT,
Local Editor, Cincinnati Daily Enquirer.
INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. ., 1857.
DIR. {. w. RoBACK-Dear Sir.-Having been
troubled for several years with extreme debility
and weakness, so much so that / was unable 10
attend to my ordinary business at times and hav-
ing heard of the wonderful cures that your Scandi
navian Bloom Purifier and Pills were efTecting,
was induced by friend TO try them.
have been using the Purifier for the last twelve
months, and find the medicine fully equal TO ito
recommendations. So valuable is its to me that
| cannot nov dispense with the use of it at my ad-
vanced age Of lifo-seventy seven years.
| eheerfuly give this information for the benefit
Of those singularly afflicted.
The above certificates and many others, be
seen ~ my office by any at any time. Get one
OF my Family Almanacs, gratis, from my agents.
Mandatory, Sales-rooms and Office. No. East
Fourth street, ID building from Main Street. Gin
ciuuati, Ohio
"a EErHJr~SSe
Sold by s. G. GRIMES Co., Paw Paw. Row.
q LocKwoop, Lawrence, and by Druggists and
Merchants generally. I57.
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P7Hr, Miami c., Ind, Aug. !, 1871.
Or. c. W. RoBAcK.--I have received so null.
benefit from your scandinavian Blood Purifier aud
Blood Pills. that haze thought it M duty, and
1t is 10 less my inclination, to give you pleir
statement Of my case. was for years afflicted
with that baRe Of al comfort, and inciicency IN
bushes, dyspepsia To reeapitulate ali he so-
called remedies which have used 20 rid myself Of
this disease, would indeed mako a melancholy cat
aouge also consulted with the beet ph ysic ans
could hear OF. 1 was induced to try your RENE
dies through the pursuasions OF friend and after
using them a few days was greatly bcncfttcd, and
in short time, less than month, was entirely
and permanently cured. / was also afflicted with
the most violent nervous headache, which ! sup
posed was produced by my diso,dered stomach, for
when my dyspepsia lef me- my headache left With
il. new feel better in every respect the. have
for ten years. Very truly yours,
jolly s. DEMI-TU
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BOOKS 81 STATIONERY,


" JuNbs would respectfully lofty al persons
IN, having unsettled accounts or notes past ,lse ia
bis possession that ne mast have the sam- aIrrngv
Forthwith or cost viii cnsnc from collection tvlas
I7l-tf . Ion
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l. ILBURN HUDSON would respectfully ou-
IN nounee that they have been making extensive
additions to their stock, consisting Of the Choices
Imported Drugs and Medicines, family Groceries.
Pure Liquors, Alcohol, Brandy, Gia, Port Vine.
Wlnskcy, Choice brapSs Of Tobacco, Box and Ike.
Raisins, Bag Salt. Pepper. Spice, Cassie, Cloves,
Starch, Bird seed, Lpnger Salts, soda. Candies
soap, hatyhcs, Iisb. and all kinds OF J,wclrl,
Yankee Motions,
BOOKS ~ STATIONEk \.
Woodc,. aud Willow Ware, Points and Oils, Var
nish Brusheg
WINDOW GLASS AND PUTTY.
Vow il yoar tune az No arc selling al reduced
priccs You willhaye but &c call AID be eep-
WINGED
KiLBuBS & HUDso>
Paw Paw, sept 20, lSJ5.-iy
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INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 9. 1857.


Sold by S. C. GRIMES & Co., Paw Paw, Row.
q LOcKwoop, Lawrence, and by Druggists and
Merchants generally. I57.
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EfeN q ltstk yffrHt. ? 80 Hfr0 fD fsAirs
Ny irrsp 49, guthgfl aud driven h1ri'. tiai h,
ui,d fefiArf,oru MT i used up 10 lp.r-it
fra "a lT 81. U' IL u'c ~ aver H. trtt.l .tr
tiry ,sprthh sffi a'tsii 20 u'. gave Vim r'r
lIcuss, tr II ~ Nrff st 49, lpnrtt ar''h gave
him T. tF tt'f.t- CDN 1frtoN fOWOftt d.
rapidly lfnlrvet tbtll De- h., ip'g PtrfC NFH
so.i j. iu fir Ii., Au. ,Jci icil..- z rl+ttii
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-10-09
GOOD LAND FOR SALE.

HNllE subscriber offers his Lands for sale,
Il lying and situate on the waters of Mos
sy Creek. in White county. Ga. One Tract
contains $50 Acres, n part of which is good
bottom; upon the place is two dwellings,. out
buildings. orchard, &c. AT ono house, forty
acres are cleared, and at thcother thirty acres.
Good springs arc convenient to both places.
This tract is in miles of the Court House.
mite of Il post Office, store, camp ground and
church. ALSO, 2l5 Acres of Land living ON
the Creek, with water falls and power for iron
works, mills or any other IMPROVEMENTS
There is also good farming land on this tract.
These tracts are located in pleasant neigh
borhoods, and was formerly part of IIab-
crSham county. Now is tue time to rot n
borgan, ns am determined to sell Mt a re-
duccd price. Address me at Leo, Ca or in
spcct tho promises ut any time.
IAMEL DUCKETT.
Amgnst . 1853 3 2m
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-10-09
Ordinarv's Sale.

Q9 virtue of an order to mo directed by
D w. j. Parsons, Esq, Ordinary of Pick
ems district. will sell to tho highest bidder
on Saloday in November next, tho Real Es-
tate of Thomas Alexander deceased, to wit
Tract No. |, on waters of Twelve Mile and
koowce rivers, adjoining lands of Wesley
Grant, Jenkin Adams and othors. containing
Three Hundred and Forty-Gve Acres more
or less
Tract No.2, on Kcowcc River adjoining
lands of Wm. Alexander, John Owens and
others, containing Fifty Acres more or less,
sold for division among the heirs of said de-
ceased.
Terms OF SALE.-On a credit of twelve
months, with interest from day of sale, except
the cost, which must be paid in cash. The
purchaser to give bond with good security, to
the Ordinary to secure the payment of the
purchase money, with mortgage of the pre-
misses if deemed necessary by him Pur-
chascs to pay extra for tides
IL. G. CRAIG, SID.
Oct (, 1858 IL I'd.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-10-09
Ordinarv's Sale.

DY virtue ofan order to iue directed by
D W. j. Parsons, Esq, Ordinary of Pick
ems district, will sell to the highest bidder
ut Pckcns Court House on Saletay in No
vembcrnext, tho Real Estate of Nathaniel
Duncan deceased, to wit:
Tract No. I, containing Eghty-fvc Acros,
and adjoining lands of George w. Higgins,
N. Duncan and others.
Tract No 2, containing Ninety-sevcn acros,
and adjoining lands Of Moses Hendricks aud
These tracts arc in Pickins district, on wt,-
ters Of Georges creek Sold for tliyisijn
amongt the heirs ofsaid deceased.
TEBNs or SALE.--0n credit of twolye
months with interest from day Of sale, ex-
cept tho cost, which must be paid in cash =
The oparchoser to give bond with good securi~
~, totle Ordinary to secure tie payment of
the purchase money, with mortgage Of the
promises u decmed necessary by him. Pur-
chasorto pay extra for titles, .l-.'
l.. G. CRAIG, s,p.p.
ocsS, Ie5S IL ii
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-10-09
coNsIGNEEs AT pENDLEToN DEPOT,
Commissioner's Sale.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
Nm Euuity--PiCkep

d III Rccd and wife !
VS. Bill for Partition, sc
John Rankin ct ais
DURSuANT to an order of the Court Of
x Equity, in this case, will be sold to the
highest bidder, at Pckcns Court House on
Snlcday in November ncxt the Real Estate
OF Charles Morgan, deceased, to wit:
Ttact Nn2' containing One Hundred and
!mor'N-six Acrcs, and adjoining lands of VIM
Todd, Edward Rankin and others.
Tract No 3, containing Three Hundred and
Twcnty-six Acres, and adjoining lands of Ed
ward Rankin and others.
These, tracts of land lie on the Blue Ridge
Railroad, and will bo sold according to plats
rcccntly executed.
TERMS OF SALE-On credit OF one
and two years with interest, except the costs
which arc to he paid in cash-the purchaser
or purchasers to enter into bond to the Com
missioner, with at least two good surcflcs, to
secure the payment of the purchase money,
and pay extra for titles.
R0B'T. y. THOMPSON, c.E.p,p..f
C0m'rs Office, Oct7, 1853
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-10-09
FOR TIE LEGISLATURE.

RsS" The friends of MICAH MILLER beg
leave to announce him candidate TO represent
Pickens in the next Legislature.
R:sy" The friends of Mni, ROBERT MAX
WELL respectfully recommend linn as n suita-
bic candidate for the Legislature.
BS2p The friends of WM n. MARTIN re-
specially announce him candidate for the
Legislature, Mt the next election.
D-sJ' The friends Of GEORGE r. CHERRY
respectfully announce him candidate for the
Legislature, ut the next election.
R,;SS" The friends of Maj, JOHN C. MIL
LER announce him a candidate for the Lcm-
isiaturc, at the next election
BE15~ The friends of Dir. A. j. ANDERSON
respectfully announce him candidate for
the Legislature, at the ensuing election.
HlE" We are authorized TO announce WILL
LIAM HAMILTON q candidate for the Lcris-
laturc, Mt the ensuing election.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-10-09
OrdinarY,s Salo.

OY virtue of an order to mo directed by
1D w. D. Parsons Esq, Ordinary of Pick.
ems district, | will sell to the highest bidder
on Salcday in November next. the Real Es-
tate OF j. f.. Switzerland deceased, to wit
One tract of Land, situate in Pickcns dis
trict, on Wcavers Creek, adjoining lands OF
james Keith, VIM. Southerlund and others,
containing Three Hundred Acres more or
less; sold for division among The heirs of said
deceased.
Terms or SALE.-On credit of twelve
months. with interest from day of sale, OK
cept the cost, which must be pnd in cash.
The purchaser to give bond with good sccur-
lty, to the Ordinary to secure the payment
of tho purchase money. with MORTGAGE of
the premises if deemed necessary by him.
Purchaser to pay extra for titles.
l.. G. CRAIG, SID.
Oct Z. 1858 II I'd