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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-06

Senate.
ALBANY, March 8, 1858.
PETITION
b. Mr. EIr dem ITO remove the North river steam.
|ooA, landings above Csusisteet
uruxrs.
By Mr. wArswoRrB dom )--Favorably relative u dvi
dends OF stockholders In academies and other Institutions
i 4 leaning.
BY Mr. J. D. WILLARD Cdcm)-F the consideration OF
the pste 70 allow aliens 10 bold and convey real estate
OF BTIIs
To alter the Commissioners Nap of the city Of Bsockyn.
BY Nr Noxos (rep)To provide for registry Of chnl.
crsod persons Offering 70 VOTE and prevent hesA So'
By M LovrrASp trcp)-To appropriate money foT The
by W. MaTTSs dem ITO amend the Revised Statutes
relative W limited partnership also 70 amend the char
Tor Of the Rutgers fomalo Institute. -
~ a;b s,Vs AL reqas vrs Urn abs comproer
By Mr.. srIsoIA dem ITO amend the charter OF the
cit, Of Brooklyn by giving power 70 pass ordinances roa
and grant licenses In certain cases
The Senate ooncurret in the Assemblys amendments
70 the bill 70 incorporate Long Island College Hospital
The Senate then into committee Of the whole and
ordered 70 third reading tho bill authorize the election
o Comrfcner, Auditor and Treasurer Of Brooklyn on
AprH Let, " bold Office for three years
b 20 allow the stcckeridge Indians 70 bring suit
the title 70 certain lands in Columbia county dis
Guessed. and progress reported.
On he test vote 70 allow The committee 10 Sit AZ per
mipson was given By vote Of IL TO IL.
Athapas, ten O'Clock the senate st in session on
Iprivse Csins
Assembly.
Alsasy, March 8, 1855
THIRD RElDwe Bills
THIS day was re, apart for The third reading OF bls
The following we're passed
10 incorporate the Long Island College Hospital In
Brooklyn.
To appropriate the proceeds Of the state tar Zoe the
support Of schools
70 extend the time for receivers 10 wind up the A.
airs Of insoiyent banks
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BcCHiSAs-JsulRo On Thursday evening. March 4,
by Rev. James Gei al the resdence Of the brides
tber, Mr. WILLIAM BUCHANAN IN Ass ADEx JAcIARD all OF
this city.
rEs-DorY.-Ir Brooklyn. on tuesday evening March
., By the Rev Dr. j. kennaday, Mr.. OsoRGE r. YArks 10
Mss HAERItr Dcrr, ali OF Brooklyn.
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Geld Weather at Phssadel pzss.


This was the coolest morning Of the Thethcr
Dometer at stood 1t 10 degrees above zero. The
floating ico in the Delaware Ia pretty heavy opposite the
city and at the Horse Shoe, but presents serious OBJ
stacs To avigatoa yet At noon the stlssr
clear, and wind northwest Barometer 20 9s; thermo
meter, 1In.
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NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY, MARCH 6, 1858
FRUIT. EUTs F-1.

Appies snare c the general advlnce They have gone
up ~ 70 % cents per boi WITHIN week. 1he present
cola snap VIII pJoro great mspy and the dc~lers will
nave TO suffer some Cranberres have gone up high
ngare Nut. sIs hardly worth quoSng, they all
become too csyed 10 eat
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The Rhode Island General Assembly.
PROVIDENCE, March s, 1858
Tie Rhode leland General Assembly adjourned de
This sfprnorn
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Affairs In WssAsnetO IN Com
ezsAS-Ansfzs' 1T tho Staas C~FaaAl-lcv~s
nrpm Europe, California, Central and Ssatn
/. America. the South Pacific. Mexico, Cutns,
. b.. Domingo, West Indies, Sc.-The Utah
!, Observation-Disclosures, &C., Skc.
his norns Among kscc~sents will be oand tho follow
Ing
AsAirStN Washtagtc Proceedings In Congress-.
New Youx xste AaAirs, Lag siatve Proceedings
The Mcrraca War-fhe latest News frona Utah ard the
9TH EryedEio~.
News from xsrope-IO~S of he American Snip Lssndsr
OF Bath and Ten Of her retail &c
TWO Weeks kater News from California.
NeSo from Aew Granada, Nicaragua. Costa xca 'uate
msla San Sal -aSor Peru Che, Bolivia Buenos Ayres &c
News from KsKco-A pproeciiss Struggle Be,ss thu
Two Go~erpInsats-Fghl 81 las Rssctopsus lso,n IAN
Luis-Advancc II Vdaurr sppcrt rresdcn. Juscz &C.
Interesting from Santo Do.inyc-Tho Bsez Party Re-
duced &c tho Last Sty2sFosio N His Forces ~ San Do
mngo City and asn-sns-want Of Provisions-derrnan
migrants Dyins os HSngsr, &c.
News from Cusa~ nayu, the West Indes, KanIas, New
Mexico, &C.
Latest News by Telegraph.
Financial Comme-ctsl Religious Political sporsos and
Maritime intelligence.
weekly Review OF the New Ysrk Gksie Market
Family Market Repert-Retsil Prces q all kinds 81 Mar
ks<Abl~ Produce.
Marriages aas DeashN together wa Large Variety az In
tcrcstirg Local ana Miscellaneous Iema
Single copies In wpspP~rs ready asalng,
ri the counter. Price SIN cents
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BY on the fourth Tuesday In April In default OF ball he
|ss again committed 70 prison.
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Weather Reports.
By tho Northern, Eastern Western and southern rele
graph fdnes.--0ffce u Wall ftrces
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THE DIAMOND Lens
Il ~ rrrtJAsss o'sRIES, Eso.,
Will be pubhsbed in The
SUNDAY COURIER
OF morrow Price cents per copy For sale By all As
agents.
u,HE CHEAPEST LUXURY IN NEW yORE-A nor.
=. Of genuine Iss rA.nsg % seP 81 per SS,s sss
V4dskey, ~ Nassau sTees, eoZner u Sbsry
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Election I'm O-wego County.
O@yseo March 8, 1858.
rul rc,urrs from ihie county give eighteen republican
surcrvuors and seven democratic.
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yYoy,cx,wv,, O,r,m.pt

OF the ssp and sllays The chug and Inflammation
BY heat cold u takes The sting % every
etupve disease and heals by eradication aupprr
All nds ct orcs tumors carbuDcies scro)us ulcers and
cauceruus disorders.
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A Friend in Meet, u the Bpis-m OF Wild
Cherry 60 All who affected with bronchial troubles
asthma TIA singular hese discs
Dr wls1AR famous wherever pulmonary complaints are
known.
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The Metallic Tablet Razor Strop Caa be
obtained, genuine, ~ ,. g. SAUNDBRS store, Ne. I
Asor uouSS.
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Who's your EINtt<v!-TatklssS, I2s Futto,,
His sprpg style gents for 1855 jus. In.
trodu
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MISCELLANEOUS.

7sT.-HAvE yoU BuNIoN or CORN. Is THE JOINT .
J. OF your g-crt enlarged, IL yor
moved, without pain cutting. by DR. ZACnAKiE surgeoo
chropedst, 763 Broadway.
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Spring, 1s5s-ns~sry Il Co, I.e~seers and In
fashion gcnlcmcns has ready tc
supply he spring s'yls for 1868. Mes. and Aston
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GORPOBATION NOTICE THE COMMITTEE or
" sewers % 'hs Board ~ Aldermen will
afternoon, sh inst nj O'Clock the odee Of the Groom,
Aqueict Department 70 sder the p-oprey Of courr
Ing award o; oonraos for In tbs following Streets
Sewer In usenh street Seventh aveaae, through Ninth
Fifteenth sewer In Suring sfr.et f,U
Greeu1ob ~ Macdougai Deshr,sses street from
Hudson 70 the North rtvcr Third avenue frou,
fv sixih s.re' IT, ss'y 6rsi; fy second street
between Second and Third tnsereses arc
Invited lp Attend JHcs. STEPHENS. ytiom mite.
y. =. "A BODLt On
WM TUCKER, sewers
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Maritime Inteiige
Weekly Review OF Me New York 6sA.,s Market
Fsmiy Market Reper-Resil Pnces q all kinds os Mar
ks<Abl~ Produce.
Marriages aas Deaths together wba Large Variety 81
tcrcstIg Local ana Miscellaneous Iema
a. the counter Price x cents. .''' 0' "E con DC n'd
The Metallic Tablet Razor strop Cna bs
obtained, genuine, ~ ,. g. sAUNBSR% store. Ne.
Espenschefcfssol1es4s attention. To his Sps1nQ
. :. I'M & M The q his hat ms.ns
-nsve pa,ronsx- from travelling public
no ian rcs tbs approval OF scnacusn q ,sSn and s
Manufacturer Of gents hats cS Nassau sireet.
troduccd.
David's Sprta9 style or Gensssmens IIats
are now ready. Give Vim a call at 3ol Broadway.
Spring, Isss.-nsssry Il Co, Leaders and In
roe ncers Of fashion for ha are now ready
HOBBY SSa.s 'A' spring '''' ''' 'S'S Mes and A''''
An Anticipated. Hssh--Knox h Ready. 50
are his cuiomeTs sprag style Of hat indication 81
old fogies n IN. trade Prepare to law ASIDE your
fur eapsand other water nEngs for % his hrsnt
broadway, corner of Fulton street. Price only 81.
DnrIap & CO., MATTERS, $50 Broadway,
hay ~. dsg Issued their spring style Of h.ts and
An Imperial Photography OF Commodore
Perry on exhibition a. BRADfs gallery. s broadway
Ansoa's DaRucrTcotypes-LArge size for 30
csnsTbe only pace IN the city where dsguereotypes
XNsoN's, $50 way opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
---------
Fres,rick's Photographic Temp,e Of Art,
70 nS @ % a2
In every style. Photographs by Mr. NoUIfoN formerly
Commodore Perry --Photographs and Da-
guerreo,ypes, at MEADE BROTHERS, rs Broadway. Pic
lures daily.
Colonel Frost, Major Froxup, Doctor Snow
bal: az ap,ain John icehouse, photographed at
holm 2s9 broadway.
Smithsonian Hyess-e, Broadway, corner OF
Houston street Hotel accommodations the European
plan.
Defiance ssIsrnabder safes-NIth Patent
powder proof locks Also Ore and burglar
proofparIor sales Depot w Pea.i street - x,
10000 Cases Boots and Shoes Mt Auction
prices at PHILLIPS SMITHS 81 Warren street.
Brop ne CoIors of Super Tor Quality at Lowest
prices, at ANDREW A MosEhs, 80 william s1eet oppo-
Hunt, Webster 81 Co.'s Tight stitch Sewing
machines embrscng Hicks improvements and H.
eeneed under no~es patent 40 400 Broadway, N "
noor.
Cristsdoro's Hair Dye. Wigs and Toupces--
Best in the world On sale and dye applied No. Astor
House.
Bnscnelcr's Hair Dye, Wigs ard Toupees--
The hes, VS. the world surrsssnF all made. sold aud applied
al the mandatory, H3 broadway.
BaiIaid's Hair Dye KsIIipgtr's or Ninsbnt.
tan uimen Manhattan psstsrs, biers syrups a. Depot
80 brotdssy.
HoIicNysy's Ointment Removes NIL DIscoIor
alton OF ssn aIiays i,chpg and inflammation
Hy heat n ~
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David's Sprung style or Genssemcn's Ilats
are now ready. Give him call at soI Broadway.
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DnNlaP 4 Co., HAttsrs, 557 Broadway,
have this day Issued their spring style of hats and
ROBERT DUNLAP, date villa Knox ET,NOiSE M. CLARK
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-01-09
Consignees at Anderson Depot,
ZOE WEE ENpINo JANuAnY 4.

FUH WEEK ENDING JANUARY 4.
j w Harrison, j Haeood, C CLAYTON. G w
Stephens, N Lawrence, b F Sloan, j Neville
J Lorton & Co, l. Randolph, England, BIS
Co, Mrs Il Pickens, g Reickc, Dendy s. p, Isser-
tell MB& s. Il + Alexander, II Knee, w G Bew
ley, Towers & s, s s. j. w Brown, J Martin, j
Whitper, Osborne s. IL. T Erwin, D Biemann
8 Wilzinski, II Stock, A o Norris & Co, II
Sloan y Co. s S Cherry, J B Sitton, Sullivan g.
Sloans, J 4 Sloan g. Co, Col Gwynne, / w Tay-
lor, II Maxwell, J d Adger, I.apping, G Sea-
borne. StG Earle, j J Duke, w Il Webb, J M
Henken, Bissit& II, Is b Benson s. Son, We
Der, w Van Wyck, j C Miller, A 3 Sargent
Brown, V s Co, Merit &II, w II d Gaiilard,
II W WKuhtman, E p Werner, w e Walters, G II
koyber, II Gissell, A s. I A Evins, q w Green,
Stribling, w Sherard, j A Talmage, J @ Won
,Leke, IL Yoight, Benson & Justin, J W L Cary
T.. RICE, Agent
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NEW CLOTHING.
The Banks Not IBrOkeRs I!
"a r. a ] S M

Uu U ~ u &, UN .
A t W&LHALLA, is receiving large
IA and fresh STOCK OF GOODS, such az
DRY GOODS,
READY-MApE CLOTHING, Hats & Caps,
Boots and Shoes, Cravats, Yestings, &c., &C.,
with a general assortment Of the most fash
ionable 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
exam ae his Stock. tits large and complete,
and, having been laid in with great care for
this market, will be disposed OF on the most
reasonable terms.
ReAY Call at the New Building, opposite
the Post Office, Walhalla and buy bargains!
Nov. Ia, 1857 l8 2m,
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ted himself aud sae officers of the Legisla.
ture to be present at the counting of the
returns. sa ids7 @
Thereis nothing authentic from Fort
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 28.---A bearer of dis
patches from the acting governor of Kansas
passed through here yesterday for Wash
ington The poll was not opened at Law
renee.
The Lawrence Convention was to meet
on the 23d, to decide whether TO vote for
State officers. Many favor such q course
with a view of crushing the State govern
ment. Mr.. Stanton is mentioned as o can
didate for Governor.
KANSAS ELEoTEoN--DateJ,f from Leay-
euworth to the 25th have been received ut
st. Louis. The vote there stood 238 for
the slavery clause of the constitution to 8
votes against. Many Missourians wore
present, and some voted, swearing that they
were "that instant" inhabitants of the Ter
ritory. Some were arrested, but Judge
Lecompte issued habeas corpus for their
release. Calhoun, the president of the con.
Ventton, had been burned in effigy. There
were rumors that Gen, Denver had oidered
the arrest Of Gen. Lane
A gentleman arrived at st. Louis from
from Kansas reports that the whole vote cast
at the election in Lecompton was 1872, Civ
ing q majority of 90 for the slavery clause.
AT Lexington the slavery majority was 80.
Nointelligence from Leavenworth had been
received. At Shawnee the pro slavery vote
was 765, aud at Alathe 200.
ST. Louis, Dec. 30.--Kausas dates to
the oath, received by the Democrat, say
that civil war is raging in Bourbon county
Several conflicts have occurred between the
free-State and pro.sloyery men, and a mum
Der ofprisoners have been taken on both
sides. The United States marshal, with a
force of so men, demanded the surrender
of the free State party, but the demaud was
answered by vollcy of musket balls.
The FIRE was returned, and the fight last
ed for an heur, when the pro-slavery mcn
retreated, with the loss of one killed and
two mortally wounded. The marshal was
dangerously injured.
Gen, Lane was outrenched at Sugar
Mount, and was determined to fight the
dragons if attacked. A battle was regard
cd as Inevitable @
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS!
J. D. SMITE & CO.
AT PENaBL ETON, SD. G.

Aa n n ~ ASb ~ " ~, SOs Chss
A RE- now receiving and opening splen-
IA did new and carefully selected Stock Of
Fall and Winter Dry Goods,
Which have been purchased by one Of the
firm on very advantageous terms. Our stock
consists, in part, of LADIES DRESS GOODS,
such a, Muslin deLains, Cashmeres, Alpac-
cas-, Ginghams, Caicoes, and Fancy Articles.
For GENTLEMEN'S WEAR, we have
Cloths, Cassmeres, Tweeds, Satincts, Yest-
ings, Crovats, &C., &c.
Ready Made Clothing,
Consisting of Cloth, Satinet, Tweed, Dreas
and Overcoats, Pants and Vests, of superior
style and finish.
large stock of Silk and Morocco CATERS.
BOOTS & SHOES, HATS & CAPS.
Jewelry, Gold Brooches Ear Bobs, Finger
Rings, and other articles.
All of which VIC will sell low for CASH.
Call and examine our Stock for yourselves
and be convincedl
Oct. 5, 1857 13 If
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GOOD NEW S!
lard Times NO More ,

WTE have just received one of the larrost
wv Stocks OF Goods
That has ever been brought to Pendleton
which we propose selling Al PRICES to suit
TIE TIMES. Our GOODS were bought in
Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Richmond and Charleston, having purchased
such articles i'm said CITIES as could be had
on the most ADVANTAGEOUS TERMS
We INVITE one and all TO come and LOOK
at our GOODS. whether they wish TO buy
or Motive charge NOTHING for SHOW.
ING them, and but SHORT PROFITS when
we SELL. We do not advertise for form, or
merely TO patroniSe a paper, but to let the
WHOLE PEOPLE KNOW that we have a
Large Stock of Goods,
And that we are in EARNEST when we say
we will sell them LOW. We think wo can
safely say that our assortment is not excelled
IN the upper country. 1t consists i'm part of
Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestin "a, Tweeds, Sati-
nets, Goo Planes, Kei ys, Linseys and
Flannels;
Brown and bleochcd Shirting at Ct to 25c;
Bleached and brown Shirtings, and Pillow
Casing
Bleached colorod and brown Drills:
Sacking and Seamless Bags; Irish and Blav
LINENS; Jaconet, Cambrics and Muslins Plain
plaid and stripped; Hats, Caps. Bonpets and
Millinery Goods READY MADE CLOTH.
ING; Merino, Silk and Cotton Drawers and
Shirts; India Rubber Shoes; Coats, Pants
and Lcggings Boots and Shoes Yankee No
tons, Toys; GROCERIES, Buckwheat flour.
Fruits, Pickles and Preserves Drugs, Paints.
Dye-Stufs and Garden Seed Shovols, Spades
aud Axes; Horse Shoes and Nails; Cutlery
and all kinds; Hardware; Crockery, China
Ware, &c., &c.
We are prepared to fiji orders for Boiling
Cloths, Mill Stones, and Mill Fixtures on
short notice
We will take in exchange for Goods, Tur-
keys, Ducks, Chickens, Eggs and Butter,
Country Cotton and Wool uomespun, Wool
Hats, Wool, Dried Apples and Peaches, Ba-
con, Lnrd, Yenison Hams Hides, Tailow,
Beeswax, Honey, Shingles, Lumber, Peas,
Oats, Corn, Wheat, Rye, Barley, &C.
WE TAKE THE BILLS of the SUSPEN-
DED BANKS OF THIS STATE, and most
of those Of GEORGIA. We will allow S
PER CENT premium on GOLD and SILVER
when the purchase exceeds 81.
j. B. E. SLOAN & CO.
Pendleton, Nov /, 1857 IL If
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State OF SOutIl GarOIiDa,
IN EOUITY-pICKENS.

LIN BQUlI1-PlCkENS.
Abraham Duke, ct. uX,, OF. al !
Jos. Donaldson. n, ct. u1,, ct al Acct, SC
I'HE Court of Equity, for Pickens district, hav-
ing referred the Accounts of Harriet Duko,
Admin strotriS, and Ransom Duke, AdIninistra-
tor with the viii annexed, of the Personal Es-
tate of Russell Cannon, deceased, to the Com
missioner for settlement, the defendants Carter
Carton, ti,p heirs-at-law of William Cannon, de-
ceased, Margaret Marchbanks, Judy Kendrick,
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
flee, on Monday the 10th day of March next.
ROB'T, A. THOMPSON, c.R.r.D.
Com'rs Office, Nov IL, 1867 I'd
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SHERIRR,s SALMs

H1 virtue OF sundry writs of fieri facas 10 me
~ directed, will be sold before the Court House
IN Ptckens District. within the legal hours. on
the first Monday and Tuesday in February next
y One tract of land, containir six hundred and
hity acres more or less, lying ON cast side of
lwelve Mile river, known ms the saw mill tract
adjoining lands of T., Madden and others, levied
on as the property of Green S. Garvin, at the
suit of Thomas Il. Madden for the use of Carter
Clayton and others.
One tract of land, containing eighty acres
more or less, adjoining lands of III. w. Kuhtmon.
Reicke and others, levied OH as the property of
John H. Frierchs, at the suit Of Henry Myer and
Others.
One tract of land, containing one hundred and
four acres more or less, lying near Pickensville,
adjoining lands of Rufus Oates, II. Balentine
ana others, levied on as the property of II. W.
Folger, at the suits of Larkin Hendricks. Ball.
Uriss Co., and others.
Ono tract of land, containing four hundred
acres more or less, lying on waters of Keowec
river, adjoining landsof James Robertson, SAM
uel Maverick and others, levied ON as the prop
erty OF Elias Ellenburg, at the suit of VIM. Oil
yer, Survivor.
One tract ofland, containing two hundred and
twenty acres more or less whercon defendants
now live, on branches of Conneross Crock. adj
Joining lands of Capt. Mckay and others, levied
on as The property of james Ward, at the suit
OF j. u. Cary and others, against James Ward
and Nathaniel Ward.
p One tract of land, containing two hundred
acres more or less, adjoining lands of Foster
Perry, Alexander and others, levied on as tho
property of Elijah Deaton, at the suit of Asa
Carver for the use NJ Broom against Elijah Dea
ton and Andrew Alexander.
One tract of land containing two hundred
acres more or less adjoining lands of Samuel
Parsons, A. Smith and others, levied on as the
property of Chesly H, Brock, at the suit of John
'Garner for another, and others.
One tract of land containing one hundred
acres more or less, on waters of l2 Mile river.
adjoining lands Of Benz. Holder and j. Il. Fer
guson, levied on as the property of G.. II. Bur
CESS, at the suit of Roberts s Duncan and others.
Terms cash; purchasers to pay for papers.
l.. G. CRAIG, SID.
Jan. D, 1908 25 I'd
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HWMG MEAL.

MARRIED, at Tamossee on Sunday evening,
10Th ult, by l.. N. Robins, Esq, Mr.. j. nj.
EHIrMIRR to Miss LBhTHA F., daughter of Mar.
tin Mahathey, all of PickOas.
On the evening Of the 24tk Dec, by A. b.
Bowden, Esq, Mr.. THos. GERARD TO Miss MARY
BEARD, All of Funnel Hill.
On the 9th ult., at DIR. A.. J. Anderson's by
Rev, Thomas Looper, Mr.. III. d. HUST of Pick
ems to Miss T.. A. McCARRoLn ofGreenyille,
On Tuesday the Goth ult., by E. II. Cox, Esq.
Mr. Taos M. FREDERICK to Miss SARAH ANE
CASEY, oil of piSkens
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EXECUTORS SAFE.

FTyHERE WILL, BE SOLD, at the late res
h idence of William Bowen. deceased ON
Monday the 18th day of January next. the
REAL AND PERSONAL ESTATE Of said
deceased, namely: .a
. ONE TRACT or LAND, situate In Pickens
dlstrictand lying on waters of Georges creek,
containing Three Hundred and TwentS-three
Acres more or bees, and adjoining lands of
John Bowen and others.
Z NINE NEGROES. most of them young
and likely; Corn, Wheat, Fodder, Tforses,
Hogs, Cattle, Farming Tools, Household and
Kitchen. RhrnituFe, and var;ohs other articles
too tedious So mention. ~ w
Terms mude known hereafter.
JOItE BOW1sN,. Executor.
Dec. 23, 1857 "a q
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State of SoutM CaroIimn.
IN oRpINARY--pIC

Rob't. Powell s. wire)
VS. Summons in porfition
( j. NJ. Black, ct als.
appearing to my satisfaction that j. M.
i Black and u. Johns and wife Nicey, par
ties to this suit, reside without the limits othis
State It's, ordered therefore, that they do
appear and object to the division or sale of tho
heai Estate of Allen Black, deceased within
three months from the publication hereof, or
their consentto the same will be entered of re-
cord. w. ]. PARSONS. opD
OrulnfIy' 8 Othce, Jan. g. 1853 Sm
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state 0f. Somth Carolima.

WHEREAS, Theresa Caldwell widow. hath
~ applied to me for letters of administration
upon all and singular the personal estate of A..
9, Caldwell, deceased late of the State afore-
said and district of Pickens: The kindred and
creditors Of said deceased are, therefore, cited
to appear before me, at Pickens G. H., ON Mon
aay 10Th January inst, to shew cause, if any
they can why said letters should not be granted
Given under my hand and seal, 9th jan. 1858
w. j, PARSONS opn
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Coroner's Sale

Rf virtue OF Il. fa to me directed, | will sell
~ before the Court House, within the legal
hours of sale, on Salcday in February next, 100
acres of land more or less, lying on branches of
Little River adjoining lands of L. N. Robins,
b. B. Benson and Others levied on as the prop
erty fJno. Hammett at the suit of L. C. s. w.
N. Craig. Terms cash.
Jan. o, 1853 25 "a