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! eAate de succession.
I'm aaaz,a,eeaR de ZIerre.

situe a l'Anse aux Cavaliers, eontesaut deuz
cents arpenbs (plus ou moins) De supergeie,
mesu1ant cInq arpents de face sur esfarantd
de profondear, borne a l0uest par le9a 9aterre#
de.}o@eph Beiair Fontecot, FEST par Ne bal
ysu Grand Louis, an Nord par Ia Ate ID
Nine Olivier Laheur, ct ALI Sud par Ia terre
d'Octave Lafeur ensemble ayec toutes lex
batisses ct amel;orations qul y sonb situees, !.
Perception dune petite lnaison qui apparF
tient d. DeyilIe.
Une negresse nominee Caroline, (maladiE
re} aeee d'environ 50 ans.
CEeFaux, iurnents pouIains. besufs de tiret
b6tes !. eornes, moutons, cochons charrettesh
c.Sarrues, et autres instruments aratoires, ulb
Iot de sneubles. de Enaison &e. &c. ~.
Coazdstso7zs:-.TIeutes sommes de dix pias[
tres etau-dessous, ct payables le Is Avril pro-
chain Toutes solnmes au-dessus de dix pias-
tres, paEabIes une moitie le Is Avril 1850,
ct me moitia le Is Avril 1861. Toutes les
sonmes portant iDteret a s pour cent par an
4 cpuspter de lecheance Les placements SC
farcns ertre les mains d'0li9e Laaeur, a sa
residence, en cette Paroisse Et la terre ct
leaciaye demeureront llypotheqnes jusqu au
Placement final du capital ct des uterets.
ONILE LAFLEUR,
Aaas5ssastToteur,
OpeIousas Is .Janv;er 1853
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DSeSGees- Au GoGs sens iu SacgG- -Coaar au Grand
Coteau, en- cette Paroisse veasredi dernier, cou-
rant, Alle IaErE ELouEE file de T. Andre N. Robin
ct de Felonisa Mayer, a Eaga de Is ans.
/ Sur son hab;eations en- eeste paroissa, nsrdi
dernier, Il coaraat, Madame FeuFe ANTOINE KING
assl!'agse de 70 ans
"a Ia residence de son mari, en- cette Paroisze,
nlescre5i deyniar, Il coaraat. lime .asn:.z PEuD-
HossaE5 nee sIEelsIE sBgaEE, NAIVE de savaenier
GasteH tis &euehatel, Suisse, d Tage de 45 ans ct
mos.
Ia earaiEle de Nine PradhoE.me sasigre en- ce
pays tahdss aueiEe 6tass hTsH janne, ct son aeoar
icibasa sts seEssFgaa5slanseHt beau. Flea sgresiv6
tet1lre mere. toate la soilictIde ct iaEonr de-
pendant De Ialevation dune ta.nFie torssaute, ct
lasse dams le de toas ceux qa 'oas connue IN
souvenir bien cher.
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Nous voyons que lie caleasieu Press parait
de nouvean, Lac Charles, Paroisse du Caicasieu,
apgas ute suspension d'enTiron un an. LIE Press
etait democratic, originaisement, mais est present.
ce que Ton appelFe inaspetsaest III. John a. Spence
Ell est togEours rEdlteur.
Nos ieeteurs7 Sc rappelIent sans doute, quil y
environ qaatre rnois, journal democratic a etc
etabli Lac Charles, par notre ami Wm. Hutchins,
La Gazette DIT Gaisdsieu- Deux iournaux dams cette
Paroise, scion nous, tiendront pas. Nous Nina
gHons pas comment lis feront pour subsister.
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VEoH1HSH7S5lae.
COUP D'oEIL SUR L'HYDRoTHERapIE.

(DES EAINs DE FAFRIR4s sTHEREBENTHINfs.ls sS#s
Lbsdrotherapie dispose encore dun moyen tres
eficace dams les affections rhumatIsuaies ct catar-
rhales chrouiques. Jeaveux parler des bans de va
peur ierebenthinss
Gomnle.la pu,aaTt des remedies heroTaues c'est le
hasard qni dscenrert Faction sauaire des rapeurs
resinauses, cest dams coin retire de la France
parmi les buchefeEs ct les CURRIERS' occupies le4-
traction dc Ia pox, que cette decouFeste prt nais
sance. -
Cliacun salt prehablement ce que s'est qu'uu four
polk: csest une cavite aride, profoade de deux
metres ct large dun metre eiaauanse centimatres
environ, CD es cnpeaux de pin de sapn sont SOU
mis- ID eistatioi, pour extraire Ia polk ou Ii
resfse Or, les otsriers occupies eetss extraction
agt renaFqae cue cenx d'eutFe eHx qui Gtaient at
higas de ouleu-s rhninatzznales eHgtaient pronsp-
tenent deiigres ct on pas etonne dune gua
risen srapide, si5ifn veut biea rGHeehr one ruccu-
patton deces stles travaeurs cousitait tasser al
fond du four les eepeaux resineux canches syR1e
tFgues sous Hne Temperature de SO cnntfgr
Sous ID double Influence de eette laafe teHpera-
turs at sugsGt DIES sapers rssinausas a stn7uiaanf
Ia surface cHsaaae agissaieHt speeifauement uar
Feus absorption sur feI6mant fhumatiaa, une abon-
dante dianiaorese sstahissas, Ie principe moshide
etht aetruiasat ehanin6 pour da Forganisme, ed an
bout de qIelgnea eurs les rfuraaases les pIus ia-
vetsr6s dtsiet asAaises Ct Ii saatG ksraIe eprou-
vas ane arn6Aoraton notable. s
Ges guerisnns Hientsda bruiE dams Ias aieatours.
Tous sies aecouraiens e fone aux iours
pesx ponrse ssuetir de leHrs iosrlaura.g lis das-
ccHdaient laide June echelie par Ieuvertnre esa-
psfieure, et demeuraient uae delni heure environ.
Qnelque atiIe qaepae ssre 10 balm de vapeur tere-
benaai tel cue e vieas de Iei9effre irconstituait
mode datFatea.enk fnp grossier pea atre adopte
aVee aysas aa. II c.asse asse a III seaissf ct trop
incainoGa pour les niaIades inpotsass assl a-t-ea
bien rite sHnfi lebesoiI dy arpuster 5es modiica-
tions aui renisseHt accas pins faee, sans uuire
erien son efleaa saBfoas en- con-
servant " forme rriEntiHe ia fais pratt
quarane oaFertare ssale, faeurenent des CO
peaux, qsai pernles aax naadas ansrer ais6ment.
iapPareil de Secir,
nlss Sc I,sen, q 4 csul 81 serua prssde Pafia.
uaappareiI une certana aaaIogis avsc rautre
cest ae espeee de eaizze e e uaalasls eHs sonriz
aa1s ~ " HeuGs snlInfe 10 Y n
Lei, Hne aresfoa taportante Lea copeaux resi-
80 Reaseft-is etfe fefnpiaces sans iacongenent
~ = resaa ou ~ polz aH troaF dass y com.
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ICY Nous sommes autorise anncncer fHon
CYRUS RATLIFF CONNIE candidat pour Juge-
4ssecie de Ia Cour Supreme, pour Ie Troisieme Dis
trict, suet la decision de la Convention Dsnocra-
tique. % dec. 1853
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sTATE JIEIsS IEaXIQT TTE TsTERRE
Alssf lssfERIR uE GEsas Iaaas.7
a. 0ssrrssr a. q Ls3sssssi;rns


Aaus Tanons joursf' Hui Estaiaa sls
eaasa pastia Mtssage dc u. chanar quz q frAit
relaIsons extsriaaras Inaia des laifs ae I'M
pa1ssalee plas pr sgnt aFat mons, et nans
degoir coa timer IA ds notrespre
Inies Min ID prefer attention III ceaixsci
Z NBaa appreaons dnne part q1le IA. lIatas miristra
PRESS de natre resreIneist II EEEsi-
dant cons itationlaal I'M Aaxialae Jnaraz vienk
aAfriser ton arec d.
aE lui ta,nnans droiE des at6s
s III Essaalt atrele Mez
laatae ~ les EHats. q mis- sSS#$
Ute rnauaFe III est dune han ate d mems
srnEs aFee plis " r6suItat
Y ea aease mission u. Nata saras ssI eIierasat
Fesfasa achslrIan esjb vrai III, I rieHmes
ahes auti Till paarnfads
snants Par ce ssu s.et. metre es,,,
aias I'll drnfs
naaia atssIant as
slae IsI aers
lasrs. saaa aAiaes ds ID collie
aaa1aa esnars
agss aanss,i
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sS Mardi proclaim, il sera vendu au Bayou
Rouge, esciaves, uu moroccan de terre ct dautres
proprietes, appartenant la succession de James B.
Davis = s a@ ss.ss8. s@frs
Pour d,ausres informations voir 4 Fayis gs.
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Vendsedi dernier an natin, le moulin cotton
de Thos. Il. Lewis Esq, a Bellevue, q ete con-
sumo par lie feu, aVec25 80 balles de cotton. La
perte pour H. Lewis, peut etre moindre de g. 500,
attendu que rien n'etait assure.
Get ncendie est, dit-on, le resuiat dun accident
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=enae de Succession.

sezaae de Succession.
81 T. sera vendu en- vente pah}iaue, au plus
q ofTrant ct dernier encherisseur, par le
soussIgne eneanteur, d la residence d'Oniie
Latle1r, a 'Anse des Cavaliers. aenviron 4
miles de Ia Vile 2 Plate en- eette I'afoisse. lie
Mercreds, l6 Fevraer proclaim,
1859, les proprietes ei.dessous deerites, ap-
parteaant d la eommunaute ei-devant ex1s-
tant entire Thomas Butler ct Emile Brignac,
son epouse decedee, a savoir
lfa ha0ncEAu DE- TERnE,
situe a FAnse des Belair, dams la Paroisse
St. Landry, eontenant environ trois cents
arpenas, plus GU moins ayans sept arpents
ct derni de face sur quarante de profondeur,
borne au NoFd par des terres de Joseph b.
Fontenot au Sud ct a lDuest par des terres
appartenant ci-devant David Young, de-
eedG, eft a Est par le Bayou Grand Louis,
avee les batisses ct amaliorations qui sent.
CosDrT1oss lie prix d 'aehat payable en-
deux. termes annnels ct egaux, ieI premier
eeheant le Ter d,Ayril 1860, ct le second
6eheansle Ter d .Avril 1861. Chaque billet
portant s pour cent d'interet i partir de son
eeheanee Hypothsaue speeiale reservee,
ct Iss placements fats entire les mains d Ed
nund johnson, sa residence, pres de
Washington. So
DORsIN r. LAFLEUR, Eneanteur.
Opelousas, 15 .1anvier, 1859.
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bic a Il lune; euaud il ne croft pas, il Gaut
qnil tiiminue.
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(Spss2taaIiste de Ia Is15e-Oxlsa2as-)
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V3sS za Ry5DblARBa

q L sera vendu en- vente publique, au Dlrs
= offrant ct dernier enchersseur. par m
Encanteur Cl1ment commissioners, sur 'habi.
tation de Ia souss!gnee, sur lie Bayou Bnuf
dams Ia Paroisse St. Landry, d douze miles
du village de Washington,
lie Lundi : Fevrier prochaln, 1859,
ct les jours suivants, jusqu'a ce que toutes les
proprlGtes soient yerdues, les proprietes c-
apres dGcrtes savoir:
= ) y 3 9 a. 3 = Z 4 TT n
- 6tablie en- sucrerie, situee sur les
~ leux rives du Bayou Beuf, me-
gsssssssse surant environ $500 acres de
serre de supertioie, G3}5 desquels sont defri-
ci1es ct en cultivation; SucTeric en- briques,
avec un moulin a Eapeur ct double equipage,
nalson de residence, Cuisine, Ecuries, Caba-
les negres, -atelier de tonnelier, Forge, en-
IN mot toutes les amel;orations necessaires,
du plant de came sufiisant pour Ia proehaine
recolte, avec des souches d un ct de deux ans.
La recolte de 1857 a etc de $50 boucauts.
ct celle de 1858, de 4l5
Cette hab!tation sera vendue en- un bloc,
on paltagee de naniere favoriser les acque-
refrS
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aaaafs ne nous N ces rublica-
tisnss mons aHs aftd uvrir nb6raIauent nos sco-
onnes ssn attelir Noas saalr s.rG caur tle
nosasoafl sa voaraiens bien pres,re metre ex-
etnpIss 1T reprodsire ces ne ernsa iii
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ct les jours suivants, jusqu'a ce que tortes les
soient verdues, les proprietes ci-
anres iGcrites savoir:
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-08-20
JAMES B. SHERMAN, Agent

Mt1N-STREET, GREENVILLE, $. G.
\ hW AlS keeps on haml large stock OF
"A Plows, lIarrows, Cultvaors Horse Shoes,
Cast Steel Hoes with handles, Spades. Shovcls,
Forks, Scythcs and Cradles Corn shelters.
Straw Cutters, Hand Corn Mills. Boiling Ret
ties. Wheat Fans, Rakcs and all other ngricul-
tural implements.
ALSO, nll kinds, sizes and descriptions of
Cooking, Office, parlor, Shop, Alright, and
other stoves and Pipes.
-iLSo, large lot. of housekeeping Wares,
consisting of Churms, Coffee Roastcrs. Pots, Ket-
tles, Spiders. Skilcts, Saucepans, Mortars.
Wash Bowls and Pitchers, Foot Tubs Egg
lioiicrs, Apple pcelers and corcrs, baking Pans.
Wire Safes every kind of Tin Ware.
Kerosene Oil and Lamps Lubrica twig Oil.
for machncry-thc best in the world IIy-
drauhc Cement.
pumpsof all sizes and styles, Hydraulic Rams,
Lead Pipe, Wooden Pipe, &c.
All kinds of Tin work. putting up Pumps and
Rams, Tin Roofing, Sc, done promptly and in
the best manner.
GROVER BAKERS Sewing Machines.
Beeswax, Talluw, Rags and all domestic pro-
duce taken in payment for goods and work
iln ca~h purchases from So to $40, i've per
cent will Gc deducted. On cash purchases over
$50, ten per cent will be deducted.
Farmers, when you come to Grccnvillc come
and see SHERMAN, and he will take pleasure
in showing you his stock-it is worth looking
at. Ok ). b. SHERMAN, Agent.
July 20, 1850 tf
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-08-20
SOUTH CAROLINA INSTITUTE FAIR,
10 be held in Charleston, Nov. 18th 1850
COMPETITION OPEN TO ALL.

COMPETITION OPEN TO ALL.
Eair for tho Promotion of Art, Mechanical
Ingenuity and Industry At their large
and commodious building in tho CITY of
Charleston. S. c., commencing on Tuesday,
Nov 10, 1850.
(tUlrABIE, Premiums will be given fur
- the best specimens in Art. Mechanism
and other branches of Industry; also for
Cotton, Rice. Sugar, Tobacco, Corn. Wheat.
kyc. Oats, Potatoes, and other Agricultural
Products.
The Ladies', to whom the Institute is so
much indebted are respectfully informed
that suitable Premiums will bo provided by
the Committee, and awarded for the hest spcc.
imcns in every department. of Ladies' work
MI Articles entered for Premiums must
he sent in on or bcfo,, Friday, the eleventh
day of November nest, directed to the care
of Mr.. Thomas AMAR, Clerk of the South
Carolina Institute, Charleston. Articles may
bc scnt after that day for crhiL1ioa only.
Contributors to tho Fair are rcsncctfnlly
requested to send full descriptions of the
articles, and such general information as
may bc of use to the Judges and suitable
for publication. Every attention will be paid
to all articles sent for exhibition.
Aug. IL, 1859 re
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
IfCk'EN.S-IN EQLI7l.
EX l'nrtc


Henson Alexander Bill for sale of Land.
DtRSuANT to an order of the Court Of
Il Equity, obtained at June sitting. 1859,
there will be sold to the highest bidder, at
Pickcns Court House, on Salcday in Scptem-
her, the lands described in the plcadings in
this case. to wit:
That VALUABLE TR.iCT OF LAND.
situate. lying and being in the district and
State aforesaid, on Little Crow Creek. waters
OF kcowco river. containing Four Hundred
and Sixty Acres more or less, aud adjoining
lands of Watson Stewart, Henry Grogan and
others.
The tract of land is improved There arc
comfortable buildings OH the promises, to.
gethcr with about fifty acres of creek button.
TERMS OF SALE.-0n a credit of one
and two years, with interest from date pay
able annually, except tho costs, which arc to
be paid in cash. The purchaser to give bond
to the Commissioner, with at least two good
surctics, to secure the payment of the pur-
chase money; and pay extra fnr titles.
ROB'T. a. THOMPSON, c.E.r.p.
Com'rs Office, July II, 1859 til
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-08-20
SaANBeIFF'S SALES.

DG virtue Of sunlry writs of fcri facias to mo
ID directed, will be sold before tic Court House
in Pickens District, within the legal hours, on
tile first Monday and tuesday, September next:
One tract of land, containing one hundred
acres more or less on waters of Coneross, all
joining lands of Wm. Lady and others, levied
ON rs tho property of e. Borsh, at the suit Of
lssettcH & Norman for nRother
All the defendants interest in one tract of
land, containing thirteen hundred acres more
or less, adjoining lands Of j.. Morchcad and
others, levied Oh as the property of +. NJ Keith
ut the suit OF Henry Stuckc and others.
Two'hundred acres of land more or less. adj
joining lands of Nl,s. II, Merck and others. lev
led OF rs the property ofF.'N. Garvm, ut the
suit of w. X. Jones, Ex' or and others.
One buggy and harness. levied on as IN" pro
perty of James Eaton, Mt the suit OF w. T. lIol-
land, for the use of another.
One buggy and harness levied on ms the prop
ersy of james r. Woolbright, AT the suit of James
III. Leroy.
One tract of land containing 20 acres. near
the Stmnphouse Tunnel, on which there. is o
Powder Mill in good working ordcr,and run
ming; and OH Tuesday after Salcday at de-
fendant's residence. from 2500 to 5000 lbs.
Blasting Powder, 80 OF 80 lbs sulphur, Q pair
scales, about 20 empty canistcrs., \ wagon md
harness, ] buggy, l bay horse, ! bay mare, |
COW and calf Piano and stool, household and
anu many ,Olnff. articles,
levied on as the property of j. NJ Ostehdorif,
at the suit Of the Bank of the State OF South
Cnrolino.
One tract of Land, containing taso hum
dred and thrty-six acres more or less, whercon
Jackson Arter now lives, bounded by lands of
Reese Bowen, Joseph Young and others, Mt the
suit of William Hunter and Reese Bowen. .
One tract of Land. on the waters of Coneross
Creek, containing ten and half acres, where
on Margaret Fitzgerald new lives levied on as
her property, ut the suit of l.. H. benson.
against Margaret Fitzgerald, and W. F. Fitz-
gerald.
One sorrel Mare, leyed on as the property of
Tho. j. King. at the suit Of II. j. Gillland.
One Tuesday, after Saie,day at Pickenyiiie,
one fhay Horse, one Gray Mare, ono Bay Marc
and Colt, ten head of Cattle, FIVE hend of Shccp,
two Horse Wagons and Carryall, one lot of
Goods In Store, onc lot OF Wheat, one Tot of
Iron, one lot of Blacksmith Tools three Bed.
steads, and Furniturcs &C., lowed on Ms tho
property of Jautes II. Beckncll, at the suit of
Richard BalehtiRc and others. -
Terms cash ,purcbaseTs to pay Cor papers.
l.. G.. CRAIG, s.P.pe
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

WILL hc sold at public auction, to the
wv highest bidder. at Pickcns c.. H., on
Saleday in Scptcmhcr next, that Tract of
Land, known as Pckcnsvilc. whcrcun the
HOTEL AND STORE HOUSE,
Now stands, continuing acres moro or
less. lying ON the west side of the Road lead
ing to Pcndlcton, adjoining lands of Dir.
Giliiand, b. lIagood Stephen Watson and
others.
Also, Tract No. . lying in the fork of the
fchuicton and Anderson roalS, containing
AcrSs m"rSor less; adjoining Tract No. l.
Also. Trac; No. 3, lying on the East side
of the Pcndlcton and Anderson roads. where
on tho now House, Blacksmith Shop, Stables.
Corn Crib and ThaShing machine now stands,
containing Acres moro or less adjoining
Tracts Nos. | and ,. McWhortcr aud others
Also, Tract +. lying on the Fast side of
No. ), and on the Grccm,iile road, and adj
joining lands of Cottrcll McWhortcr. Maui.
d'n and others, and Tract No. ), containing
Acres more or less.
Also. Tract No. 5, known as the Robinson
Tract lying ON the North side of the Grccn-
vile road, containing II Acres more or less.
and adjoining lands of Rufus Oats and 9th.
crS. There is on the promises a GOOD Dwell.
ing and all other necessary buildings.
Also ono other Tract lying Immediately
on the GrcCnvillc road. q miles from Pick
ensvillc containing 23l Acres more or less,
adjoining lands of Cen Cruikshank, Col.
Joshua Jameson, Spencer Stcgall and 9th
crs, in high state of cultivation with all the
necessary buildings, with Il new Cotton Gin
and Screw, with Il rstratc young orchard of
Apples, Peaches and Pears
Levied on ns the property of j. H. Beck
nell, at the suit of j. +. IIagood, NJ. NJ. Nor
ton and D. j, Norton. ASsignces.
TERMS OF SALE.-Onc half will be rc-
lnired in cash. the other half on credit of
oIx Months. with Notes and approved secu-
rty to the AsSignces
Plats of the land will be exhibited on the
day of sale.
J.. C. CRAIG, SID. e.
July 2S, 1850 I'd
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U U G9I #G9I Z e BzEW WEE gWwR DER,
State Of south Carolina,
IN EQUIrY-pICKBNS

Wm. Clayton
vs. Bill for injunction, &c
PURSUANT to decree of tho Court of
IL Equity in thiscasc, there will bo sold,
at public outcry, to tho highest bidder, at
Pickons Court House, ON Salclay in October
next, the lands described in the peadings,
to wit:
ONE TRACT OF LAND, situate, lying
and being in the district and State aforesaid.
containing Three Hundred Acres moro or less.
and adjoining inn'is of Jamcs Parsons, Horny
Hendrix aud others.
On the premises, thcrc,is u dwelling. OUT
houses, barn and thrcshing machine. There
is also on the place, one of the best aprointc,l
Tan yards in the up-country, with lstillcry
and most convenient apparatus for carrying
on tho business.
TERMS OF SALE.--Cush sufficient to do.
fray the expenses of sale, (Say S30.) The
balance on credit of twelve months. with
interest rom the day of sale; the purchaser
to give bond to the Commissioners. with at
least two good surctics, to secure the payment
of the purchase money. The purchaser to
pay extra for titles.
ROB'r. A. THOMPSON, c.E.p.p.
Csm'rS Office, Aug 10, 1850
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Pendleton Prices Current.
con@EorED wEEkLy ny JoNN :. SLOAN 4 co.

PExpLEroN, August 3, 1859.
Cotton, per lb 0alO;Colcc. Rio. ,erlh - all
Corn, " bush 90 n 100 a. Java On n ID
Corn meal 4" 100 n |. 1Ul &" Iay'a % Ia ~,
Bacon. hog 10 ID Bale Rope al 13alI
Tagging, Gun'y 20 a20 Becswax, is n 20
Butter, per lib 15a l6,Eggs, per doz 10 n III
Flour, per bl 800 S6IIron, Swcdc G2 7
Indigo, I31 loo "5io7 II
i.cnd loa II, English 81
Mnddcr, O. 2Oa 20 jIMolasscs NO 90 Al O.,
Nails, perl keg, ca 5000 WI 45 n 80
Oats, per bush, 10 IL 45Ipowdcr pcr kcp $3.50 aS
Icas, 30 ~ "O ' =" lb 81 10
kice, Id Gt I,Pcppcr, 4" lb 10 n 18
street, Biister, "A l3lSnlt. per sack, 225 $50
German, IL llSusnr, brown, ga IL
" cast, ~ n 2oiShot, per sack, 800
Segars, per doz % a 80 Tobacco, per lb 25 a 100
lea, ioa 5OIWheat. per bl 23T Assoc
Whisky, "gal l06a 40 Yarn, Fac,'ry, 1OO4l 40
Osnaburgs, per yard, l2J a II
\ choice lot.of the above articles nlwnvA on
hanin nt JOHN T. Sloan < Co.'S
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COMMISSIONERS SALES.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
Pickens-Hn Equity.
Avarilla Griffin y


VS.. Bill for Partition
Thos. Griffin, ct al.
RD1 virtue of u docrotal order of the Court
D of Equity, directed to me, thoro will
be sold nt public auction, to the highest bid
der, at Pickcns Court House. oil Salcday in
September next the Real Estate of Sargent
Griffin, deceased. to wit:
Tract No. ., lying in the State and district
aforesaid, containing Five Hundred and
Elgity.iivc Acres, and adjoining lands of
Tract No. L. Samuel Brown, \. Roper and
others.
Tract No. 3, similarly situate, containing
Three Hundred and Sixty-cight Acres and
adjoining tracts Nos. and .. j. G. Fergu.
son and others.
BsaS"Plats of these tracts arc OH file in nv
Office for examination and salcoft the premises.
TERMS OF SALE.-On credit of ono. two
and three years, with interest from dav of
sale, except the costs which arc to be paid in
cash. Tho purchaser or purchasers to enter
into bond to the Commissioners. with Mt least
two good snrctcs, to secure the payment of
the purchase money. and pay extra for titles.
ROBT. n. THOMPSON, c.Er.D.
. COmr'S. Office. July &c. 1859 td
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Dissolution Of Copartnership.

bAST AND FINAL NOTICE.
TEN1tE copartncrship existing between Den.
4 dy& Pullen is this day dissolved by mu-
tual consent. As a cOpponioncn TO those in
dcbtea to us wo will attend, prepared for set
Element, the Circus at Wnllnlla. rcgimcnsal
muster at Halls muster ground. and Tunnel
Hill Barbecue. After which all Notes and
Accounts unsettled viii be placed in an Off
GERS hands for immediate collection. The
intention of one of tho firm to omigrate west
renders it impossible to delay further.
.'. DENDY & PULLEN.
Pcndlcton. Ang |. 1850 9 If