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10 aa0tr uCn Bdntp -Wrllisln, outOHstNnsltn a~Ottntt u6rtu
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ttttn: Darinitr tambun w od6wnfppl ataTpsttett fraa,6
tftt W1tldf6sp, TbtelbpuItt, gUiItit-Sbtanbt, Snusltn- uat
Strtu tbtBd alter, 2ptsbd@ltH unb di0orrtn-RapIsla, eabisf.
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1rpnA- Nrtltelu, WdrnUr. Ntttltu, tbInll6tri gDdNtr, Drssbsr
atr pOgttlan.g na0tcp DamtutdNern, Dpttn.petipttliptu bpr
Ycrlnuitei unb q ,Ctttln, Ooibtus Ntpltn, VprtI0ItgB, et1nfur
@svbissn lnit nlaI6tu tth tiCutu @Id(tga.
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granttuun BET Der pltgatn UuSRtlun0 bts ~x7arvIonb. SuRttuts
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&in0er'e OerbeGerfe MGhrmnfrhff1e.

Sin0er'S OerbeHerfe NSGbrm0fdsfme.
DteIe Mafdtne Uurbe mad etnenn unpartbettf6eu g,erftd.
auf ber@ortfer Ausfeaun8 NIT benz b56tenpr6m{un beIubnt.
60 Ia %unnGtbte, BON ben @erbienten 3u fpreden, 6o beren
IBpraIaltbfett bRr alien anberen ba6ur6 bfnl6nal{h be,enot
IpirS, bs etnc erSBere MnSabl Den b~eutelben in SebrarS If +
Irls betuabe SDn aQen anberen 3~ufammen eeapmnca, mir er.
uns. s dbrtfanten, 3 ftan3e err unb s IN liter
Bite GbatIa6e aufmertfam su maiden, baB be tdrslt6enae.
|bra8ten gerbederangsn bte @af8tne tgss-9teten 8sliebnneeu
baben. Ste lteert Jest bpppelt 70 SeI 81
IfrIber unb tit bic etn3tee Wtafatne, be fe'~
tate, entpeber tn Qetnpanb pbP~
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0eue Qrrangemeuts fire Giuwonberer, bic nc,

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Dem Welfen 3u reiIen piin|1en.
Bon beute, ben 9. NpSember an, werSen bic Gtananseret
ees Rptttsrn Central Ga!gfrtfreet DePet Gifenbatn mtt
, EN- &rpre63ug %befDroert. Die Gabn ttetet oaburdD ben Smntts
srGntsg, stnea r5gsTe gSrtbstl, ais irgsne stns
0abn mad benonuten 9IdSea, ais;
Bitt8bure, @lepelans, Dettoit, Sort Wapne
6 b cage, WiIpaufee, @alen1, Dubuque, 9
Yuul, Sod S8lanD, Burlington, Soma @ttp
nnb psrbfn pe6RaIb BITE nit Der R0rpen Gentrat 8a9n 8-
lRsaben perfuaem 10 Siunben frdbsr aIs ee nit nubern 3ae.
men GspenOen bort ~eintreHen, aud Wsyben 4 glat Dfnissr bic
Dasen babel 8eUs&lslt, Die gapn stebt bur& bent 66nfen
{ bett BON Sbtp. ate game &ntferuune DpH bgT BITS @bicd8D
In SO0 wtsilea Das @epad DtEe bier seseianst (aarfsO) "aR
Rad @reItline, Daptcn, Cincinnati, Snbianas
polls, Qoui8piIe uno ct. QouiS
vsrten ebenfaas @aHa0ters t%efOrOert unD fir tRr @ep6d
!stne wetters u%ntaRuns. telten bersdast: 2te goIastsss
pef!t &eu plGBeu sebeH, ofae unterwess aaf8eboIten 81 per"
ben. - n~r9fabrt.9taetts Uerben ~Serfanft tn Ger SfFes bea
N9enten. JSPn y. 8GhFer.
ttilsS 1O. 25, 8eIss5trsst, near g0atsrs a0arf.
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Bet Us. st. G6DrttiSts
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Die oeutl4e 8u6boupIung
BON
SO. 81 SGimibf

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92e. IS N. @apltr., Der 3icnsftrde ~9eBenitber
empRns unb empFetItr fUlsenbt aDtrte;
S9ISffer' QDeltsefat&ts fur bss beItf8s Bolt
9 ter sr's lntUeriaI.9ertnetp Der @sesnNart upe
Ysrsan8enbstt: 4. AHssabe II Sbe. nit 3 Supple.
meEt6bs. unb Itlas. eeb. ~ 80 o.
NteaRb's OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sur eQe EtGnte
Is 'ebe. elegant sekunOeal 10 O
SrpdbaUs tletneres Concentrations . Qertfen fir
S8tIIers fGmmtI. Gperte. auSeabe ii gte. seE. 8 OF
b.. -. b.. 3d. o. 10 s SSs' S sit ."
Stabtft6s1 else. eeb. - II W
@Rtbes f&mmtl. @eerFe Gusaabs In 6 9be. ssb. - 9 %
60. %. hp. 30. 40 Doe. gs6. - IS %
Sean @auIS ousgepGRIse 0erIe 1t See. seb. 10 90
9p m ers Derte g obe. 20
Wradtaus eabe ron RauIbaG, elegant sebWnEea - IA 60
Dafelbc. @pblfetle AIssdbe elegant 8sbuhbsE 3 o.
OITeIbprfer 8gHAIer. AlbIn fur 1853 elegant gGb. 5 SO
NrgC album FIR sunni ~nS Dt8taas 1857 uns 1873
Gr6ttectDntf3es Sttj5eubW6 Seft 1-31a
@rpptns, Sreamsnte tn DerfGtsbene1 86uttpleu
fr Ar6ttetten, Maler &c. 80 8lGtt asbuuhen 3 M
StetnbGwfers UerSttrungfn fur Qr6ttsftur.
8intmerbefCrattpn Hnb &leedns 1.-20. Seftd ga
SRsSnbtbltNt9et ct, eIesante Hub ~UgbIfetIe. 1, bts
g0d, sas Bud pom ~ssfunbsn unb froafsn glenfSeT.
NVtt % tetnen NSbilbWneen 2, MURogs 1 81
3 ertn 8 8 bpuEppotbtf6er Sausarst 10. GuF. 0C
0r1GtbtbeI. btf &arlsruber eIea aebunber s 90
QDebers, NtertS, Stefens, @Ibtp DpItstalsHEer fur 1865
8 Otptns, SalenSer fur bGs tntb. @plt fir 1858
NIT 3 Stabtfl6eI
p prnr Bite So tunitdbt fir 1858
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0ifcnbobr.eot %.

Wi6tia fit G~iupancerer atic 8eiienpe.
1-II- GrlpatniR bot ,3eit, @eIS $500
ss|N&4 ua0 EutferuuNg NEs&s
- bur0 BITE
AialftiSteres ufe &ShiUsGifenbGbn.
rad aIen SbCileu bc8 @9eIcI3
u6sr
Barfer86ur8 unb 0larietta. cber DeuWppb,
@6eeIin9 unb Columbus.
De Baltimore unb SbipsGtIeubabn bletst BEN %reiienbtn
ote gr6gten 8prttstls IN 8esuG auf 8tat8tett We"
auemEt&Get!, 0tGsrbstt, @unttit6fet unb SdBpbett her Ses.
nertCn, 10 b1b He BON tstner aubern SGbN In bteient Gdtes ubers
trSfen ptrb. Dtefe Balm, SOnt attantif9eusN ttsr a%uSespsne,
.t- Bic ditefe dussebsbntefe 0tnte esthSsttte abesrduN &C tur.
tef e uab f@neufe, unb baber bic bt0tgRt Wpute tt ete metiet~
tn mad benz gDefeu, bic ntdt Serfeblen touttnt te ~ ptnueen'
WeilensG ntfernuna bon Waltimore n0M
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sEnhrs So reiIe.

NS| Sut beIcnpetet Mountaineering.
@tnmanterer unb Ret|enSe fputen iebr Srrfbtts ZEN; ees
lie tbre 8iuette fdufeu unb fCutsn bislelten MUIR Spn tEl@en
I~auaefeaten 8eantcn taufen, peIde BON tpretn @eedlte lo0sn,
Mot aber ron Maflern pner 8ptfbentrd8ern, "a nc toaG oSt
IWefabr ~auseeiest fnb, bef&WtnRelt j1 @eFsea "R' 'PF ~E'V
nipnf 6~us8eber.
Durdfabrtsz8 tQette
mad ouen GteiIen bss g1efns fnb gu baben BET
CD. e. SitSebrdnbtp
neutrality-suspicious. Der Baltimore une
ShtooGt enbobn.
SansO,1S Scr. 81, Tbame8tr., Baltimore.
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q a &StASuu1 SCEaaAU% .
6lterer GtetIbober Der fruteren 8truG
&nQbe, @Gble & 60.
ST babe fsebgn BITE gGbrtf uub ben gerfauf untsr Der 8trra
VIM, KNABE & Co.,
of benz alien Wlase
Sos. l. 8, 5 uno z, 9eDrb @utatp StraBe,
a~eaenater BEN Gutats 9pufe, Baltimore, Gtb., tpteber sr5fnet,
Danfenb fir BITE ousgebrettets G6nnerf3aft, EelGe Der frt-
berem 6trna wabrenb Der lesten is Sabre gu Gbetl purbs
tra6t Der unterSet6nete benz publttum ote ~trsebente An3etee,
bnd er fett benz Ipbe bes etnen Ebetlbabers, 3rn, 5enrp6 6ble,
bur6 beTeu 9rb Ste Gprtpagnte eeESt WOrSen mar, ben gan,en
bebeutenben 0prrath Der np9 unDpHenoeten ytan0S, poll Ue
anbersm prapertrten Mdtertal tGuFt& an Fb eebra@tbat. Gr
mir6 besbaIb bos;qS ef66ft tn benz alien Stple tn benz frIbe.
rem g. f6GftalptaI fprtbetretben unh es IT'D aur Nufeabe ma.
den, oas ptanp tnmer mepT tn ietner DSAeneuna 3u Usrbefs
M11ser fetner nCten Waareab6uferx mub Der gabrtt tn Gu.
~tepara6e, nabe Baltimore, bat er stne neue srOse gabrtf tn
s5Gb.@ptamfrase, mt Der grpute mad 0eRfra6e errt6tet, tn
uel6er er cine erOBe Ma3atl Der beten Arbetter befbGftste.
fcrtiot. FIR rsL6e er Bet Der Ausaeauns tn, N~arslanbs SuHt.
Tut, no bic betsn Snarumsntenma&er as Bottom, Rep. gort|
um6 8a timpre IA pianos %aWssefeat battea, btt b y d f q
y Der aasfpruS 6ss Sntttuss wurbs furs na9ber burS bts
Srbufrte. auSfeauus ron Ri@mOnN, %; %befdttstr mo- Tim
benf1uS boS r f G y + d m t 4 m ertpetlt nurbe.
Durb bieie be:ben Gt~obltfemtnts TIT er tn ben Gtanb sefestI
aae &pftrdge, nit .weldsn er besbFt rtrh, Gafs Yrpmptefs
IGe tn 6isfer Sabrft setauten ptGnps paben pOue et,erns
8abmen unb fnb f. eDntrntrt, bes fe Bet au6erOrbtntlt&ef
DGuerbdftt9tett BITE Netnpett bee ZONES bepabren Hb ie.I
Sem RIima ptberfeben.
Btancs auf 8eIfenuno
unb Srn teter 6pl3. unb 8aaart wcrben ~seIIetert.j
Die erSBte SprefaIt utrO auf bic Nrbett unb auf BITE &us.
rebl Der Wtatertalten u~efpenbet unb er fam baber fur febes
aus E mem Gtabltfement betDOreebenbe Snfruntent bic Oar,
antte aberaePmeR, ba6 es-Gae Gtseaf&aftsn etnes eWten pta.I
nGS belbe.
que SnRrumente aus metner Gabrtt werben fir 5 SaprsI
CON benz Toe beS 9srtanfeS an 9aranttrt.
Befpnbere Nufmertfamfett rrtrb aHf Bite Nusmabl BON Sn.I
frumenten, wcl0e tn elmer grpben GntfernHns ~perfenbet wer-
ben, cerpenbet unb eth 0prre6t bS urtaui1es tnnerbalb 81
Monateu pom 8erfaIfstaee an, mtrb eefattet, fSute eta Sn.I
frrment ntGt pSlhGRbts b%efrtebteen.
90 @rp6bdn6ler trerben p0bItbun, Bet u1S SUrjv'HreGen
ebe he Hb a~nberpGrtS unreben.
9efdnhte r~prrdtbts etne IuSwaRI BOA 50 eIgbsRns
BON ben befen Snfrmmentenaadern 3u $45 bts 5000.
Sh7- 9 t a n 0 uerben IN getaWf6 t, auSge
N G t actin MT.
Fnobe u. Gp
So Stdere NitteI, 8dIte su peri@susen .uaD ftp tn ietn
an9enetm 6 GttmmunB sn DerieSen,- ltnp;
SataDtasarac, Sam1tca Rurt,
ScCtG 9tebIanb Q6btstep, fDnte
frauaSff6e GpanacS unb BrdnntwetnG.
fOi&e pom Der beten AWaIttdt uub Su ben %biItefenI
benz Eager. y. IS, MIaan
SppprteMr unb 2ehtuateIF,
81 W.-&1nfrdS~
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u E]$ gzlEOUy "a gOsgJ Il 9Ig IL !.

feelings to CRAFTY in this mattcry but you have
been very imprudcut. Your munncr. had it
been thus to u stranger. would have been We.
~ injurious To the interests of the company
| might tell them of this, but | will not By
DONG so | should throw ynu out Of your sit
""tion, and you might find it difficult to find
another. Eut in future, remember to he po.
Iitc 10 all whom yen meet You cannot
Judge Of II mon by the coat he wears; and
cvcn tho poorest Shunld be treated with ciyili-
". Take up your books, sir. shall tell
M one of what has passed. If you change
your course, nothing which has happened to-
day shall injurc YOU. Your situation is still
continued. Good morning. sir"
The train of cars swept ON. as many train
had done before; but within it lesson had
been given and learned, and tho purport of
the lesson ran somewhat thus--DoN'T JUDGE
FROM APPEARANCES
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SCOTCH Argament of Marriage.

Jcnny is poor, aud am poor,
Yet We will wed-so, say no more
And should the bairnics to us conc
Az few that we'd but do have some
No doubt that Heaven will stand our friend,
And bread, as well rs children. send,
So fares the hen in farmers yard;
To live alone she finds ii hard
I've known her weary every claw
In search of corn among the straw;
But whenin quest of incest food,
She clucks among her chirping brood;
With JOY We see the self-samc hen
That scratched forone ,oul scratch Cor ten.
These are the thoughts that make me willing
To take my girl without a shilling;
And for the self same cause, YOU see,
Jenny resolved to mnlry me.
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POETRY.
From the Trumpet Blast of Freedom.
Lines to Emma.

Lines to Emma.
Dear Emma-Siuce you left us ALL
| have been full of woes,
My head has uched, my heart is sick,
I've corns upon my toes:
! sought in polka and in waltz,
From love to fad relief,
Aud SO got plnguy lot
Ofcorns, to feed my grief
Dear Emma-patcnt lcothcrs are
No Joke upon my word,
law should be enacted 'gninst
a practice 80 absurd;
They may talk about guano. but
If one would raise crop,
With patients tight and pinching quite,
Just let him take hop.
Dear Emma-A small fortune, love,
You cost Inc every week,
hope you do not doubt it dear,
For huthmlly / speak;
Six 'kcrohiefs white for every day,
My ceaselcss grief demands,
The laudress' bills and doctors pills
My purse cannot withstand.
Dear Emma-Lct the fools put out
For San Francisco's shore,
Dig for gold quick and quick silver,
And other sorts of ore,
know pair of diamonds bright,
That love and mischief speak.
Those eyes of thine, if they were mine,
Dear Emma-Eyes that arc so black
Make ono feel very bluc,
My heart il like cdlrndcr,
Pierced with them through and through
Ana If crushed by your cruelty,
Pom honor sure am,
That you could take it out and make
a filter diaphrom.
Dear Emma-lf you don't come back,
tell you what I'd do,
I'll up all stakes, and stake my all
In going after you;
And ifyou don't smile on me then,
III kick up such row,
Buy me pick and be off quick
To pick up golg and VOW
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State OF somlls Carolina,

IN oRDlNAR6--ClTATIOS.
ttliEREAS.J Lawrence hath applied tome
for letters of administration upon MI and
singular the PERSONAL estate of James Pclirec.
deceased, late ot he State aforesaid and district
oflickens: The kindred and creditors of said
deceased arc. therefore, cited to appear before
me, ut pickensC G. III. ON Monday the 18th Dec.
next, to shcw cause, if any they can, why said
letters should not be grant Given under my
hand and seal, Nov. 10 1So,
az 81 w j. pN ms, ,o.P.D.
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Estate Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that final settle
IN mcnt of the Estate of William j. Benson,
deceased, will be made before the Ordinary, at
Pckcns C II, on the second Monday in Janua-
~ next. Those indebted to said Estate must
make payment, and those having demands will
render them to me, legally attested, by that day.
NANCY g. BENSON, Adm'x.
Oct 6, 1853 10 o.,
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SO'g,Ea,E

A FINAL settlement of the Estate of Clay
IA ton Jenkins, deceased, will be made in
the Ordinary's Office, at Pickens CII, on the
first Monday in January next Those in
debted to said Estate must make payment,
and those. having demands must render them
to me, attested according to law, by that day.
G. w. YANZANTS, Adn,,r
Oct 9, 1853 3n,
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VARIETY.
Be Courteous,

OR THE RAILROAD CONDUCTOR CAUGHT.
"You cannot judge of a man by the coat he
wears"
" lIaloa, Limpy, the cars will start in q
minute; hurry up, or we shall leave you be-
hind"
The cars were waiting at station of one OF
our Western railroads. The engine was puff
ing and blowing. The haggage master was
busy with baggage and checks The mcn
were hurrying to and fro with chests and va
llses, packages and trunks. Men, women
and children were rushing for the cars and
hastily securing their seats. while the loco
motive snortcd, and puficd and blowcd
y man carclessly dressed was standing Oh
the platform of the depot. lie was looking
around him, and seemingly paid little attcn-
tion to what was passing. TWAS easy to see
that he was lame. At hasty glance one
might easily have supposed that he was man
of neither wealth nor influence. The con-
dnctor Of the train gave him q contemptuous
look, and Stamping him familiarity on the
shoulder, called out:
IIailoa, Linpy, better get aboard, or the
cars will leave you behind !"
Time enough; reckon" replied The in
dividual so roughly addressed and he retain
cd his seemingly liStleSs position.
The last trunk was tumblcd into the bag
ge car. "All aboard !" cried the conduc
nt snil In ho
cd tho lom,e coro,ossi,, drosoi l,V, 40 'o pass
Tho lame mon n,nIs No oI roni, '"""'
just as the train was slowlv n,ovinc owo,
tho lo,no mon ston,,od On tho' y,lntcr,e 81.
last car. and wolkino in oniotlv took . soat
Tho train had moved on fcty ro;lns ,,,bo,' rL'a,
the conductor appeared at the doorof the ,,e, car
N,horo omr f.;ond rr,s Sit,;no no.l;;,I .I o"i
hn soon Jscnycrcd ,o strn1oo, rho,'se ",J' ~
seen at the station.
al don,t nav :" roni;n1 ;Ln lo,,oro,, ,.,.
ou;etIv '' Wy
:, D3n't noy9,
"Nn sir y
.We,Il SOC ohopt tbot .bo,l n,t o,
ont at the ncxt stot;on 81 and Le aoiza, ,Ia n
yolisc which wos ON The rock ovor ths bend
of onr fTicnd
:. Bcttcr not bo 60 ronch vouro n,or % w.
Turned the STRANGER ''''''
The con5uctnr released rho carmel hoe, f,,.
> :,omect: ara -cc:cr ho on.,H Gn 20 60 ,.c
then, he passed on TO collect tbe fnrc frnn
other passengers. As he stonned ot n scat =
few paces off n eentIemon.wba had hcorI ,bo
conversation Just mentioned, looked un ut tho
conductor, and asked him:
"Do Won know to whom Won wore snooL
ine lust now"
No, sir"
THAT was Petcr Warburton, the President
of the road" Wv O''''''''
Are you sure of that. srY" said the con-
ductor, trying to conceal his agitation.
M know him
The color rose little in the Young mans
face but with stronp effort he cnntrolleJ
himself, and went on collecting hi. fare as
usual.
Meanwhile Mr.. warburton sat quietly in
his scat--none Of those who were near him
could unrayel the expression of his face. nor
toll wat would be the next tmovementin the
scene. Aud he--of what thought he? He
had heon rudely treated; he had been un-
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Final Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that a final sot-
~ tlement of the Estate Of William Simp-
son, deceased, will be made before the Ordi-
nary, at PickeDs Court House. on the Sd Mon
day in January next. Persons indebted to
tho Estate must mako payment, and those
having demands against said Estate must
render them to me, duly attosted, on or be-
fore that time.
j. e. BROWN, Ex'or.
I. Oct 13, 1853 I3 3m
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FOR. SAFE.

III Blue Ridge Rail Road, containing Three
Hundred and Sixty Acres, On the premises,
thereRr q new dwelling, stables, caffiHgc house
and oil necessary cnt-buildings ftomed and
weatler-boardetl. Tlc place is one of the beat
improved in tho District There are about $40
acres of woodland, well tfnbered. The frnctb
of land is near the road leading from PeDdlefon
TO Walhalla, cquadistant from these points
For terms and further particulars, apply TO
Dir. B.sAs HExay. s
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EsERsaAa ag N,

OF j. IT. GRIFFIN, Treasurer of the
" Commissioners of Roads for the 9th
Regiment, s. c. NJ.
1857. DIR.
Oct. 49, TO balance on hand af-
ter making report, 1857, S25 6S
1858. April 22. 10 cash rcceiv-
ed of j w Il Cary, Tax Col
lcctor, 400 90
May /. TO cas!, received of J w
L Cary, Tax Collector, $4,000
May s. 10 cash received of Thos i,
Price, for sale of cstray mule, .g 8 rs
May 10, To cash received ofCom.
Singleton, for sale of ostray
sheep, 81 at->a yr u loo
May15. To cash received ofCo
Singleton, for sale of cstray
hog, ,..-t., 19 $50
June Z. To cash received of w,
u Gerry, Tax Collector, COS so
June II. TO cash received of
Com. Chastain, for cstray sheep 400
Aug 2. TO cash received of w
Il Cary, Tax Collector, 1872
Sept. Il. 70 cash received Of
WIN. Clayton, for cstray year
ling, 200
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NOTAdyN.

THE Estate of Jasper NJ. Bell deceased. will
be frally settled in the Ordinary's Office.
AZ Piekehs G. H., on the first Monday in Feb.
ruary next. The Notes and Accounts, duo the
Estate, have been placed in the hands of ]. II.
HAGoop, ESQ for settlement; and thoy n.isi
be paid at once. Persons having demanQs n
gaInst said Estf.;e must present them TO him or
the undersigned, legally attestcd, by that day.
EMILY BELL, Adm'x.
llsNOY +b,fLCOS III
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state OS' South CarUliAAa :,
PICkENS-IN EQUITY. -8
Avarilla Griffin ~
vs. Bill for Partition, sc.

vs. Bill for Partition, &C.
Thos. Griffin, et ais , t...
I appearing to the Court upon bill fled that
j. B. Mansell and wife Vashti, Barton Grif-
fin, Benjamin Griffin, Sargent Griffin, X. II.
Griffin II. a. Bllingsly and wife Minerva; tho
heirs at law Of Bailey Griffin, deceased to wit;
Avarilln Griffin. Sargent j, Griffin, Joseph Grif-
fin; and the heirs at law Of William Griffin, de-
ceased namely: Avorila a. Griffin, Nancy V.
Griffin. Elihu II. Griffin. Rosannah NJ Griffin,
G. B. Griffin. Mary H. NJ Griffin. Bailey Is, Grif-
fin, Thomas V Griffin, Margaret T. Griffin Mar
tina +. d. Griffin and Jane NJ S. Griffin, reside
without the limits of this State: on motion of
Harrison, complninnnt,s solicitor, it is ordered,
therefore. hat the said absent defendants do
appear in CHS honorable court and plcnd, an
swer or demur 10 complainant's said bill of COM
plant, within three months from tho publicn-
ton hcrcof. or the same viii be taken pro con
tcSSo as to them.
ROBT. A. THOMPSON, cE.r.p.
Com'rs office. Aug ~. 1858 SIN
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$500 Go
@tatc OG' A0nth CmrOEina,
PICKHNs-IN ORDINARY.

Ex rarte Petition to apply funds to
Mauldcn. Sur'rj the payment of debts
1T appearing Tint Joseph ID Loopcr, Henry
j Duncan Tor lioser) and wife Polly. Peter
Phillips and wife Caroline, john Pritchet and
wife Rachel, reside without the limits Of this
State: 1t is ordered, therefore, that they do np-
pear in the Ordinary's office, at Pickcns Z II,
oil the first Monday in January next, and shew
cn'tse if amy they can, why tho prayer of tho
said petition should not be granted.
w. j. PARSONS, o.r.p.
Ordnarys Office. Sept. 2f 1858 3In
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Estata Notica.

Ii persons indebted to the Estate of Robert
n Stewart, Esq, deceased, arc requested to
make immediate payment; and those having
demands against said Estate must present hem
duly attcetcd on or before Monday the 18th day
Of December next, or they will he barred. A
final settlement Of this Estate will be made be-
fore the Ordinary, at Pickcns c. H. on that
day. PHOS. r.. PRICE, Admir-.
Sept. 3, 1858 d. q 4.-t y. 3m
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Tribune
Judge Clarke being on the bench, took
the document, and, reading the explanato-
ry endorsement, said, "The plea is receg-
nizcd by the Court, the juror is excuscd,p
and the quick wittod Tribunita walked forth
tgiunphanty free on the ground of lunacy
ground that had added no tarnishs orsol
to the mental reputation ofthereverend in
dividual. :j't
Coon CoNUNDRUM.-Why is blush
like little girl? Because it becomes a
woman? s H.
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LUMBER! lumber!
State of south Carolina,

PlckENs DIST-iN THE COURT OF COMMON rLEAs.
Dicdrich Bieniemn Foreign Attachment
VI Norris, ii. & Pullam
Headrick s EseAfarG llh''s Att,ys
WHEREAS the plaintiff did, on tile 1Tthda
w of May, 1858, file his declaration against
the defendants, who as it is said are absent from
and without the limits of this State and have
neither wife nor attorney knownwithin the same,
upon whom q copy of the said declaration miglt
be served: 1t is ordered therefore, that the
said defendants do appear and plead TO the said
declaration on or before the 18th day OF May,
1859; otherwise, final and absolute Judgment
will then be given and awarded against them,
4 j. n. HAGOOD, Ger
Clerks Office. May Ii, 1863 lyq
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STATE OF SOUTEE CAROLINA,

PIrkENb DIsT--IN TlIH COURT OF COaAtoN PLEAs,
Noel Sandford foreign attachment.
vs. j. j. Norton,
John Phillips. Pi6's ARy.
NVIlEREAS, tho plaintiff dill, on the 18th
day of February, 1868, flo his declara-
tion against the defendant, vino Jas il is said)
is absent from md without the limits of tbs
within the same upon whom copy Of the said
declaration might be served: II is ordered there
fore, that the said defendant do appear and
plead to tie said declaration on or before Ito
18th day of February, 1859: otherwits, fnas
and absolute .ud gment will then be given and
awarded against them.
il y. ~ HAG00D. Ger. II