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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-24

81 0oddin 8 1Dper.c.,

CEvENTEEN MOTT DEeTRArrr
~ LOTS on cor yCIL CHAMBER MR. ~ .
SALE AT AUCr1ON.-wtlI Sc soida a. ~ VI M xsH
DAY, the 3fst March, 1850 at ~ ossls1t 3 n ~
mot d.sirsbIs and slisibly located Lots On 0oun.
Az 70 the terms OF sals. upon the payment oerr..
fourth IN cash. long credit will g. efvsn Tor ~
remaining three-fourfhs, which will b. anroures6
IN Or Defsre the day Of sale. Purchasers 70 DAY
Maps Of the property may be seen as the sfflce Of
auctioneers. GOBLIN App ERaflN -
NH 20 Ancfionas.s
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
-. YARN OF 127 ACRES, IN HENRICO. NEAR
THE WktTHAM PLANK ROAD AZ MILF8
AboVE hICHM0ND AS Trustees in certain deed
o. Insf; bearing date. 29fh November 1852 dulv
In Henrieo County Court we shs III in expc
on tneteoi. proceed TO sell at pubIic auction on
sny pIomises On FRIDAY, the lst Of Apri 1850 stsl
oI.uSk iair. II not. the next fair day the
osa fafm located as above and now In the
oropsnSy al 81 Coi samI Myers II Contains ia
i snu - poles, the greater part of which i
Sr;sd;. sns "a nigh state Of cultivation The
nuiolhes On the place are comfortable. and mostly
- tbs sooa s coder LheTe is fine youns orchard on
tas 81 hi. fsrms snS
xsted position there are few more attrsctvs n,scss
IN the vicinity OF Richmond. p'ao0s
TERAs-Cash. rs to 81 600, with interest from, IL.
fecIuary. 1855, and expenses of sale and a. - as
residue, ON such terms OF credit as shaII he so
known e the hour OF sale. The taxes for 1859 To- he
JNO HOWARD
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LIME ARTS.-A very choice collection
4 of Classic Line ENGRAVINGs and Original
ETCHlNGS, by the most distinguished masters,
comprising some of the finest by Il M0kGHEN. An.
derioni. Fosehi; Longhi: Mandel Caessihs, Desnoy-
ers, Strange, Willie, Woolet, Letsvre, Bettellini,
etc. etc Among those will be found the splendid
Raphael-Madonna della Tenda. Engraved By
Rubens-Descent from the Cross. Engraved by
Clsessns. -
Guido Keni-Aurora. Engraved by Rainaldi
Observation-Disclosures of st Jerome Engraved
by Pavon.
I da Vinci-Last Supper. Engraved by Morghen
And many others.
Connoisseurs are respectfully invited to examine
them. his collection, brought here by MIR Dot i
erintseller, is offered for sale for q short time
only, at w eUNDBERG'S
Picture Frame Store
NH t9-6tS No 209 Main street
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lTgW AND ATTkACrlYE OPENING

~ or DAY G0OD3.-BaEEDEE3 FOX, Broad
street have bssn receiving. during the past eek
a very large assortment OF Dry Go - We wou q
cali the attention OF buyers especially 10 our very
lar re and beautiful stock OF
NV aud elegant oigs. all entirely new aeagna
Lace and hi X SAntilas
Apring and sum ner Sha&Is
EnbroideTies and Laces
Irish Linen Table Dam 4sds. Napkins
eerYants' CiJthiDR, &C. &c, -
mn IL tEEDisS TIA, -li niodI ~.
T AWNs, LAWNS, LAWNS. just re-
IL calyed "A large lot vi iae FAST cold Lawns,
which am selling al i2iz cents per yard. Come.
all those in want Of cheap Lawn Dress. before
they are All gone ALFRED MOSEs.
Inh ~ 81 Main street.
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nRES0 GOODS CHeAP and r.M
Of al ssysss Drsss o0uda Ifyou S19s -
: e as :. I. pssss. ealiss !, ~ W. ssss3
D0RLAt.--7O. 600 ~ 8 feyleA - !
- ~ W1txkpsAe 4. 4 81 s.
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A CARD.-The subscriber hsving re-
"A turned 70 the city aud bought of Mr. Gill his
old sand hopes by strict attention to ana
using the best ofmaterials. to merit share 9, pup
lie patronage. IsAAO nru" III;
will present them to me aud these indeeteu 70
him. will please settle with mo.
NH f2-6tS ID.
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By James NJ. Taylor & Son.
VERY DESIRABLE HOusEHo1.n .

VERY DESIRABLE HOUSEHOLD and
KITCHEN FURNITURE. AT ATCTIoMM
viii be sold on MONDAY, the 18th dav dav Of
maIch. l55s. at 10 O'Clock A NJ. at the residence of
Ilnsiey. Eco. corner of Broad and 10th streets.
MS entire Household and Kitchen Furuiture con-
ssng OF the usual variety. The Fur1 iture Is chief
" OF Richmond Danufacture and has been we'll
Kept, amongst which il pair of very fine Mirrors
persoDs in want OF coed Furniture will find IL n
their interest 10 attend the sale ~ " w
NH % JAS M TAYLOR r S0N auo.
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EXECUTOR'S SALE OF MOST VAL
IL UABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF
RICHMOND. ON CLAY AND 18TH STREETS -
At tn quest of Mr. Charles Bruce executor OF the
late Mrs Elvra Bruce decd, we shall sel at pub
lie auction, on the premises. on THURSDAY. the
7th of April, 1889. commencing at 4 O'Clock, P ai
ii fair if rot he next fair day, the valuable real
estate of which the testatrix died seized, and on
which she resided at the time of her death consist
ing of three hale acre lots. together with the large
and elegant mansion thereon. The lots have O
front the north side of Clay street of 1876 feet and
depth the west line Of 18th street of 460 feet
1t will be subdivded according TO plat and survey
be exhibites at the hour of sale To the mansion
there i'll be attached 90 feet on Clay street. and
200 feet (including the brick stable and carriaQ
house) on 18th st. The balance OF the land will be
divided into building lots of suitable size The fore
going real estate is so well known that furth r
description is deemed unnecessary further than to
remark that the buildings were erected about 8
years ago. under the superintendent Of Mr. II NIX
all, at cost of upwards of SIT 600 and finished in a
costly manner. with most of the modern improve
ments. The location of the property is justly re.
garded as among the most desirable in the city.
TERSs-For the mansion house ana 80 feet front
by 200 feet Deep one-tfth cash. balance ut s. H. Is
and "A months For the bolance OF The property
one-fourth cash; balance at 8. IL and Is months-in
each negotiable notes, interest added secured
BY trust deed. The taxes and insurance for 1859
to be paid by the purchasers.
GODDIN 4 APPERsON.
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KEROSENE OR COAL OIL LAMPS.
N The largest assortment of Lamps in Richmond.
and the most approved patterns for sale at No lo2
Msin street
Also, the best COAL OIL and FLUID, In guam
titles for sale cte,p Apply at l62 Main street. op-
poei:e the American Hotel.
NH 23-dim* w KEN.
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& GRAYS, ATTENTION.-Atte a
"a Company Drill, at Military Hail. on this (WED-
M NE DAY) night, as also on next Friday night
II at ~ o'clock, promptly.
~ The Company will drill regularly on every
,,oncay, Wednesday and Frioay nights, until fur.
Their orders.
By order of Capt. Elliott
NH 23-3t JOHN II ROGERS Orderly
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TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND AND

- PERSONAL PROP ERTY.-By virtue OF q deed
from Barritier II Cox, bearing date February 10th,
1854. duly recorded in the Clerks Office of Heprico
County CourI, of an order of said Court. and with
the consent of said Cox. we shall, as Trustees on
the 25th day of March. 1852 at II O'Clock NJ sell on
the premises, the tract Of Land in Henrco county,
CONTAINING about $50 Acres lying on James river
Chafin, and about eight miles from the city of
Richmond; it being part of the tract of land own
ed by the late Edward Cox, known IA Lilly Valley
The sale will sbo for cash, but if the purchaser
desire it, on the day of SALE: the beneficiary in the
deed will max the terms liberal The title il be-
leved to be go d. bot selling Trustees, We shall
only convey with special warranty.
JAMES ELLETT, A.
JOHN g WILLIAMS, trustees
viii, at the above named time and place. q {.
Trustee in another deed from Bar ritter Cox dated
the 3.h day of October, 1855, recorded n the Cerka
Office of Henrico County CURT, sell for cash, one
horse, lot of com, fodder, oats. shucks, bricks
timber, shingles and other personal property.
JOHN G WILLIAMS, Trustee.
fe 2l-2taw3wtdtd
H1rShould the 18th of March be unfair, the sale
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ELOUR, POTATOES, sYRUP.N. Il.
T. RUM. WINES and BgANDIEs. On consign.
ment lot of prime fresh ground TENNESSEE
FLOUR.
so bbls' fine White MERCER POTATOES
no ibis PORTLAND SYRUP, for manufacturers
i00 bhls pure high-havored N u kU N. for do
Madeira. Port Sherry Malaga and Rhine WINES
Fine BRANDIES
For sale by
JOHNSON, YOUNGER OTEf,.
NH aa-im No Is Pearl street.
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CANFORD'S LIVER INVIG yRATOI

f>OAL OIL LAMPS A large supply Of
OCoai Gil Lamps, for sale ut the lowest Wholesale
prices. 1HoS buLkLkf.
NH q l3I Main u.
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ARMsTlt0NG. GATOR 4 co.,
importers AND JoBRERS OF
RIBBONS, MILLINERY, SILK GOODS. FRENCH
FL'WERS, KUCHE,
STRAW IONNEfs AND FLATS,

l. LEGE.-.This Infirmary 10 situated at the corner
of Marshall and College streets, in elevated and
healthful position, convenient to the railroad de-
potts. hotels and other centres Of business It Ia fur
nshed with every arrangement requisite for tho
successful treatment Of diseases and INJURIES and
for the comfort of the sick. All persons requiring
laboring under contagious diseases, are admitted
into the institution. Lying In women are also ~
ceived arc carefully attended to-
Private rooms furnished when desired.
The patients are under the charge of the PrOfes.
of the College who visit the wards daily. Tho
charges for Board, Medical Attendance. Nursing
and Medicine are for Per week.
nite
Celored 7" .........-................--.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-06-18
SRREREFF,S SALES.

DY virtue OF sundry writs of fieri facias to me
- directed, will be sold before the Court House
in PickenS District, within the legal hours, on
thcfirst Monday and Tuesday in July next: =
III the defendants interest in n house and
lot in the town of Walhalla, adjoining G.. Ilof-
fer and others, levied on as the property of c..
Krafforst, Mt the suit of Issertell s. Norman for
the use of Fitzgerald, hIagrudcr g. Co.
One tract of land containing tlr hundred
acres more or less, whereon I'll ore is good mer.
chant mill, adjoining lands of Dr. Thos. Lewis
and others, levied on as the property of AZ. II.
ilunnicutt at the suit of JOS. Cox and others.
One house and lot in the village of Fair Play,
levied on as the property Of w. 3. Keeso, L. j.
Reese and Joseph Kcese, at the suit of Samuel
B. AIillikn.T
Two hundred acres of land moro less adjoin-
ing Ian Is of Mrs. Il Merck nrd others, levied
on as the property of f. n. Garvin ut the suit
of w. II. Jones' Ex'or and others.
One Marc and colt, and ON Tuesday at defen-
dants residence, 3 head Of cattle, Ia head of
hogs, levied on as the property of f. III. Ste
phens, at the suit Of Eli Watson.
Terms cash purchasers to pay for papers.
l.. G. CRAIG, SID.
Jane o,ls69 4s I'd
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HlW7 LMl5 ME AL

MARRIED, on the 9TH instant. by j. B. San
dcts. ESD, mt Five Chesnuts, MIR. BARrlEY
HARVEY to Miss MARY MEREDITH, all of Pick
ems,
On Wednesday morning the 9th instant, By
Kew, ). H. Kennedy Mr.. IL. $. EASDviERr. of
Clarkesviuc, Ga, to Miss NJ Rosg LAwnEScr.
of Pckens, :. G..
On the 18th inst. by the Rev p. Moore. Mr..
w. NJ. RoAcu to Miss CAruAntNE IIopps, all of
Pickcus.
On the 18th inst, by the Rev. C. +. Banse-
mcr' Mr. NAnnEN Copp to Miss Louisa MuI-
Len, all of pieknns
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TKHE WORLDS GREAT' EXHI-
' EGTaON, PRIZE MEDAL. awarded to c.
MEYER, for his two PIANOS, London, Qctobc;
10, 1851.

c. MEYER respectfully informs his friends
and the public generally, that hc has constant
ly on band PIANOS, equal to those for which
he received the Prize Medal in London. in 1851
All orders promptly attended to. and great
care taken in the selection and packing the
same.
He has received during the last fifteen years
more Medals than any other maker, from the
Franklin lnstitute---illso, First Premiums in
boston, New York aud Baltimore.
Warcrooms, No. 772 Amen Street, below
Eighth, South side, Philadelphia
June ID, 1859 AZ X
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w. b. GAINEY,
Watch-Makcr and .EcSyeIe,

AS permanently located himself in Pen
Ii dlcton, and is prepared to do all man
ner of work in his line-such as Repairing
Watches. Clocks. Jcwelry, Accordeons, Mu2
sic Boxos, Watch Wheels. Pivots. pinions,
Jewels, Screws, Chains, Main Springs. Case
lifting Springs. Hands and Glasses. All
Warranted to bc of the best material. lie
has in his employ an Assistant Workman
work entrusted to them shall be done in the
neatest manner, and Mt the shortest possible
notice. His room may be found next door
North of Mr. w. SIMpsoN's Hotel, Mt the sign
of the Watch
e., PendlctDn June . 1850 AZ
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MOrdinarY,s Sale.

DY virtue of an order from w. j. Parsons,
1O Esq, Ordinary of Pickcns district
will sell to the highest bidder, at Pickens c.
H., on Salcday in July next, the rcmdining
Real Estate of Jerchlialf Fields, deceased,
namely:
0nc Tract of Land, situate, lying and be-
ing in Pickcns District. OH waters of Big
.Eastatoe Creck--known rs the Indian Noun.
tain Tract-containipg Two Hundred and
Twenty-Five Acres more or less, lying on tho
North Carolina line.
Terms made known on day of Sale.
l.. G. CRAIG, SID.
June O. 1850 46 d
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state OF. south CaroIima.

IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
WHEREAS, James Johns hath applied to
me for letters of administration upon all
md singular the personal estate of Emma Johns,
deceased late of the State aforesaid and dis
'trict of Pickons: The kindred and creditors of
said deceased arc. therefore, cited to appear be.
fore me, at PiokcnsC g. H., on Monday the 2Tth
June inst, to shew cause, If any they can, why
said letters should not be grnntod. Given un-
der my hand aud SEAL June 9th 1850
w. j, PARSONS O. p.n
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State OF, south GaFOIimja,
N Observation-Disclosures.

- IN Observation-Disclosures. ~ q
WIEREAS, Mary Montgomery hath APP
w piled to me Tor letters of administration
upon aA and singular the personal estate of Thos
Montgomery, dec, late of the State and dis
trict of Pickens: The kindred andcrcdtors of
said deceased are, therefore,, ciied,to appear
before me, at Pickcns G III OH Monday 9th June
inst, to slew cause, il any they can why said
letters should not be granted. Given under my
hand and seal, 9th June 1850.
w. J. PARSONS, ORD. !
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-06-18
Village Lots for Sale.

HE TRUSTEES OF the Pendlcton Male Acnd-
em,S VIII sell at Pcndleton ON the fifth day
OF July next, several lots OF the Academy lands
they are situated OIL the Grccnvillc road. and
it is supposed will contain between two and
three acres each.
plats of the lots and terms of sale will be OK
hibitcd OH the day of sale. BY order of the
Board. r. 4 N'AyWEII
June IL, 1859 ~ cbn;r,n,n
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DIR. ENHHL kRUTCM.

And intend to continue the business atthe old
stand 1t is their intention to enlarge this
branch of Trade in Grecuvillc. and in view
Of ih!s, have ordered large stock and very
complete assortment or t""rv article usually
kept in Drug Stores In large cities. Myi3.,
a.. WALTER, Jr., Ito whom the responsible
charge of preparing and dispensing Mcdi
cincs is cntrustcd,) is q young man in whom
they have every confidence. Educated to
the business, familiar with tho German Ian
gunge, and with considerable experience in
ai the Pharmaceutical branches, they trust
although n stranger in this community. he
may secure the confidence of the people, and
share of the patronage of tho citizens of
Grcenvillc. The former patrons of this cs-
tablishment may rest assured that every re-
gard will continue to be manifested for their
interest in the purity and eheapness of every
article sold.
They invite. very respectable visit from
all. FISHER & iIEINITSII,
Pharmaceutists and Druggists.
June 0, 1859 4G Q
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Pendleton Prices Current.

PENpLBToN, Juno 8, 1859
lotion per 10 VA loiCofce, Rio, pcrlb l2 ALI
Corn, 90 lush I5 80 Java :. Oh = oo
Corn meal 80 100 Iny'n 60 16 ~
Bacon. hog Il 10 II l3 Bale Rope g l8a ii
Bagging. Gun'y 20 n % Beeswax. :" is n 90
Butter, per Id 10 "a l6!Eggs, per doz 10 n IL
Flour, per bl 500 SG!Iron, Sw.de. 90 2
Indigo, 1877 $50 ." "5 to7
Lead, lOal2 English 6 a Gi
Maudcr' 2Oa 20 Molosscs, NO 60 Il G5
Nails, per kcg, G n $3.50 az" WI 45 n so
Uats per bush, 40 4olPowdcr, perkcg S75U aS
Ieas, 20 9O " lib 81 n 40
htce " lb ct G9 Pepper, lb 1G II 1S
steel, Blister, III l3 Salt, per sack, 225 25O
German, II l4lSugar, brown, % II,
Cast, ia % Shot, per sack, 25O
Segars, per doz % a 60 Tobacco. ncr lb % co
len, I3a 90 Wheat, per bl n 500
whisky, "gnl % loo Yarn, Fnct'ry, 120a l25
Osnaburgs, per yard, l2lal
n choice lot of the above articles always on
hand at JoiN T. SLoAS & Cos.
Anderson Prices Current.
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ROADS /! ROAnsIl

VIE question of closing the Road from
i the Regimcntnl Muster Ground of the
2d Regiment by Stcclc's (now Rhctts) Mills,
toward Flat Rock Muster Ground, will bc
considered at the meeting Of tho Board nt
Walhalla the ID Saturday in September next
Application will be made the same time
ana place for making public ION certain con
dit'ons) the new Road being opened from
Pickcns G. III. to the General Muster Ground
June 10. 1859 az IL
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FISHER & IIEINITSH,
GreenVIIlc, S. q.

- ~ = ''1i't
GreenVIIlc, S. q.
\ New Firm in Grcenvillc!!
a Now Store, Drugs and Medicines
A New Wholesale Drug Store |!
a New Retail Drug Store ed
A New Stock of Evcrything!!
\ New Variety of Family Articles !
A Choice Selection of Toilet Articles (!
A General stock of Drugs, Foreign and
Domestic, will always be KEEP on hand. Also,
Chemicals" pcrfumery, Paints, White
Lead, Oils, Farnishcs, Paint Brushes, Var
nish Brushes, Glass and every thing usually
kept in Wholesale and Retail Drug Store.
Spices, Wines and BrandieS, for medicinal
use. Also,
Dvugs :at wholesale,
AS cheap as they can be bought in Charles
ton or Augusta, expenses added. They par
tcularly call the attentioaof Dealers and
Merchants, who desire to replenish their
stock, to this fact, and to put tho matter be-
yond the possibility of doubt, let tham call
and examine the prices and the Articles,
AT THE OLD STAND
Or DR.. EMIL KRUTcH,
Greenville, $. g.
Sign of the Ped Mortar.
June o, 1850 - 46-.. .fs.,t,2 u
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Horse Power for Sale.

ONE OF SINCLAIR & co. Two Horse
" Railway, Horse Power tor threshing
Wheat. &c.,l Just put in complete order, and
been but little used, will be sold for half of
its original cost for cash--thc owner hayinr
no further use for it. Price, $50 Apply to
w. n. llAINE, Pcndleton. S. G..
Juno 3. lNJl IL
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Watch Repairing.

IsTAKE this method of informing tho pub.
II icthat will be at Pickons G. III. on each
sale. andother public. days, for tho purpose
of REPAIRING WATCHES and .jcwolry
generally. Also, any work in tho above limo
will, at all times receive prompt attention at
my residence II miles from Pickcns G. H.,
on the road leading from tho former place to
Walhalla.
BsyS My own work warrantcd-tcrms most
accommodating.
ss II. A. II, GIBSON.
April ls, 1859 80 f
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MiIlstones

NOT to swing round your neck, but to grind
~ your Corn. The subscriber solcits orders
for Millstones, which lie is prepared to cut from
the best rock. Address him at CLASSY Noun
tain Z. O.. ELI WATSON.
June g. 1850 40 q
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Estate Sale.

WILL bc sold on the l4th of July next,
wv at tho late residence of Warren d..
Keith, deceased, portion or all of his Per-
somal Estate, consisting of Throo Horses,
Stills, Stock of Cattle, Hogs, Farming I'm
plcmonts, Household and Kitchen Furniture
and many other articles to tedious to mention.
TERlS.--A credit of nine months with
interest, to be secured by note and approved
security L. L. KEITH, Adm'x
nlnc il. 1850 II
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THE ANNOUNCEMENT.

HNllE subscribers respectfully call attcn-
il ton to the following CARD, conveying
the information to the citizens of Grccnyilc
and the District that they have purchased
the entire stock of
DRUGS AND MEDICINES
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state OF South Carolina.
ESiCkCRS--Hn EUuity.

john IT, Trowcll and wiic ct. al. nm ~, n;,,o..
VS. ''''V' N''NoN
Elizabeth b. Keith, Ex'trix. ct al efy' ACT NC
appearing to the Commissioner that b. f..
l Holland and wife Penelope, Elliott NJ Keith,
Christopher kirksey, David GarSin and wife
Nancy the heirs Mt law of Jared Kirkscy, de-
ceased, to wit: Isaiah NJ. Kirkscy, Jared f.. +.
kirkscy, Mary l.. NJ. p. Kirkscy the minor
heirs of Thomas J. lallum, namely: Thomas
j. llailum. William IIallum, Fair k lalluni,
Cclestin Il. lIallum, Catherine IIallum, -
llalIun, defendants in this case, reside from and
without the limits Of this STATE: On motion of
Harrison and P,Illiam, ills ordered that the be-
fore named absent defendants do appear ir tlris
honorable Courtand plead. answer on tlomnr to
coinplninqnts saidbin fcomplaint, within three
months from the publication hereof, or an order
pro comtcS$o will be taken ms to them.
R0BT. A. THOMPSON, c.E.rD..
Com'rs Office. March 30. 1869 3m
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N NOTEaIE.

| HEREBY give notice to llpcrsonsindebtedto to
me in the Ordinary's Office on Bonds due me
for Real Estate that have deposited all the
bonds III the hands of j. Il. HAGoop for coIec-
ton, who is the only person authorized to re-
ceive the same, and who is my duly authorized
deputy in all business transacted in my office
w. j. PARSONS, o.p.p.
Ordinary's Office, March %, 1850 3m
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-06-18

REMEDY FOR SCARLET FEvEn. lady
who had some experience in tho treatment
OF Scarlet fever, and seen the following
remedy used with nevcr-fiiling effect, asks
us topublish it for the benefit of our read
cls. 1t is as follows:
immediately on the first symptoms of
scarlet fever, which is sore throat, give a
full dose ofjalap, to an adult 60, 20, or so
grains; at night give strong red pepper
tea, from II tea cup full to pint, according
to age aud violence of symptoms; the next
day give small dose Of jalap, say half the
quantity given the day before, continue the
pepper ten at night, on the third day, if
there is any soreness remaining in the
throat give a dose of salts, which will gen
orally effect cure; the dose must of
course be regulated according to the age of
the patient"
The above. remedy was used with groat
success in South Carolina, some years ago
by Edward Chaplin, who ..an furnished
1T to the public.