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St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-03-24
fsOBINSON'S
MANIPULATED
e U 4 n O.!

TNHIS CNEQUALED FERTILIZER,
II composed Ui une-hali best PERUVIAN
GCANO, one half fine GROUND BONE
and the best PHOSPHATE GUANO, is in
condition for immediate use, being prepared
by a new and improved machinery, by
which means the most perfect combination
Is Effected, reducing ali TO uniform fine
powder; and for application by drill or other
wise, II Is IN the most perfect order. And
have no hesitation IN saying, that for all
crops IL Is equal to any fertilizer ever Offered
10 the farming community. The quality ,riU
Cc kept perfectly uniform in all cases, and
WARRANTED TO contain S per cent Of
AMMONIA and - TO 80 per cent. ofBONE
PHOSPHATE OF LINE. II IS put up in
good bags, weighing about $50 lbs. each
Purchasers will please notice. that the name,
+. ROBINSON, Is branded on each bag
none other Is genuine.
My long experience in the trade, and the
general satisfaction heretofore given by all
Guanoes sold by me, will, hope, be a
guarantee that the article now offered will be
as represented. will also keep constantly
on hand the best PERUVIAN. MEXICAN
and other Guannes, which 1 will sell as low
as any house ia the city.
WILLIAM ROBINSON.
Nos. 4 a O Ha0.I:msWorth street,
Near Pratt street HhGrf,
BALTIMORE
Jan. 9th, ls59-im.
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BUSINESS NOTICE.

TllE BUSINESS at the stand III the ~
hrm will hereafter he conducted JY
DANIEL L. MORGAN. who returns his
sincere thanks 10 his friends and ihc pubic
Tor past iavorS. and sollcIts tie comm 4aucr
OF the same. He will sell low for Cash, Pro
duce, or TO pTomp, customers. The pub 4:
are invited 10 give him call before pU'r..a-
sing elsewhere, as he IS determined 20 ,c.i 4;
least j per cent toTer than any House IN tie
Country iTade.
DANIEL T. MORGAN.
Jan. LIST, 1851
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kPAlDING & Coz

f"rm their friends and customers
hHvs just received large sup.
IrICS, which they are prepared
usual low and liberal terms.
NO. ! Eastern Herrings just re-
'd for aaIe by F.. l.. SPAiDING
supply or FRESH GARDEN
~ description.
1859.
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SELLING OFF AT COST,
NOTICE F..

~ " u Il ~
4 2. LAPOURAILLE respectfully in
"a . forms his friends and the Puhli,. that
lac has taken Warehouse No. lOi DUGANS
WHARF where he intends conducting the
FLOUR. GRAIN. FEED, &C., connected with
a GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS.
lie has now in store and will constantly keep
on hand full and choice supply Of the les, ar
tclcS such as
FLOUR, GRAIN,
MEAL, OATS,
LIME, GCANO,
BRICKS, HAY,
STRAW, MILL FEED,
CHOPS, RYE, &c.
all Of which he is prepared u sell cheap for
crSh. lie has engaged the services of polite
and attentive assistant Sir. Alexander l.. Bcali
Ivy which, tn@ether with his own personal at
tcntinn. he hopes to give general satisfaction.
lie respectfully so!icits a share Of public pa
tronage.
pcH- Strict attention will be given 10 al con-
signments. Orders thankfully received and
promptly attended to.
pSss" Strict attention will be given 10 the
purchase Of LUMBER by \. l.. BEAL.
Feb. 18th, lS59--tf.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-03-24

~ >ras- S'Ae Orphans Cart
|arys e~un'v the undersigned,
\ r ere r~ynal estate Of Jo-
ate ~ s,i' r,urtv ,l.ss~asad
] ,'ic Ssls. ~ THURSDAY. .ha
i.rsh. t1.'s~' ~ fh~ FARM &c
'raF &s,l'sys Ne,,k Church. MI
|T'TuP-Ttv .ocsr'ss exeSptedl Of
-aaAcAssd. Consisting Of
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-03-24
NOTICE To CREDITORS

NOTICE IS hereby given that the subscri.
~ bers. have obtained from the Orphan :
Court Of 81. Mnry's county, IN Maryland, let
ters Of administration IN the personal estate OF
JOHN p. LONG, !ate of said COUNT, de.
ceased. All persons having claims against the
said deceased, are hereby warned To EXHIBIT the
same with fke proper vouchers thereof. o the
subscribers, on or before the lst OF October 1859,
otherwise they may b.. excluded by Law from all
benefit OF the card estate. Given under our hands
this gath day Of February, 1859
J. +. 81. RALEY,
MARY f. LONG,
Administrators.
Feb. 2ith IS59-4w.
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Steamer
GEORGE WEE.MS.


IN with, me by letter. will direct their cor
respondenee by mail TO Port Tobacco. Charles
county. Nd. or 5y steamer ST Nicholas, 70
Chapel Peint. Charles county. Md.
WM. +. CAMPBELL.
Feb. 3rd. lsj9-u.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-03-24
LAND AGENCY.

HAVING frequeu; communications with
- me Land BUYERS and SpecuIs,.rs OF
P"anN'!vsnts. u rare and the Eastern
>nor'. ot VI T.. affords III" Undersigned supe-
nor oppcuunirie. nj Gig Lands aad Farms
situated IN Si. Mar AMI the ether lower
counties Vi the VI stern Sho:e OF Nd Per-
sons desiring 10 ,.I,. and wishing nv SER
vices, will please >caI lul particulars Of To-
cation, Improvement. terms. &c.
Address. THOMAS BRISCOE,
Baltimore Md.
February 10Th IsJ)-ly.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-03-24
CIGAR MANUFACToRY.

CIGAR MANDATORY.
Joseph DAVIS s co. nave established
- Ihems"lve. in Leonard Town for The pur:
pose @! carrying on the Mandatory O, G..
CARS. All orders in their line, wholesale o.,
retail. will be Ll!ed with despatch ami at the
lowest pnees.
Their cigars are made Of the verY best ma.
terlai, and OF imported Hayana tobacco.
They respectfully solicit share Of public
patronage.
Sept lfh-t+.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE is hereby given tina, the subscri-
ANbers, have obtained from the Orphan 3
Court - ST Mary cornty in H-ry land, let
iers of administration o.: the nersoual estate of
JOSEPH SPtLbiNG. late OF sad county, de-
eensed. An persons li7.iRS cltIms against the
said deceased, are hereby warned 10 eNhibIL the
sumo with Ghe proper V"ucheS thereof, to the
subscribers, on or before the S,h day Of Sent
1859, otherwise they may he excluded by law
from oH benefit of the SAID estate. Given Under
our hands this Ord day of Mar-h, 1859
Gf0. =. MORGAN,
A. J. Spa DING,
Administrators.
March Bird, IS59-3w.
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gneI would respectfully inform
oF Charles and ~. Mary's eoun-
llly prepared to execute all man
RR AID PL-iSTERLN1G.
ps:Nn,ial mnnner. Having Era
man Of unsurpassed skiiI IN the
the business. he feels confident
satisfaction 10 ell who may e.
| cir patronage.
SAMUEL 3. RYE
|leS9-6w.
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j. j. x j. 4. JARBOE,
ST y.
S2@0

HAVING; established themselves in Ircn.
IL ard Tuwn for the purpose oil carr, jac
On the COACH MAKING business, resp, e.
fully informs their friends ana the public ia,
they are at all times ready to rxecui. oYict,
entrusted to them, in the most durable md
tasteful manner, such as
BCGGLES,
ROCTAE.iTS,
LiGHT CiRRLfGE.S, d..
With their facilities for manufacturing.
they feel confident Of being able So meet =
wants OF ali who may favor them with their
patronage.
Old Carriages repaired at the shortest no.
tee and at moderate prices. or 'aken IN ex.
change Tor new.
Ese" BLACKSMITlIING Of all kinds.
lone al their establishment with neaino,1
and dispatch. E-SHOEING.- first
rate hand has been employed H. Shoe Horses,
and persons wanting this kind of work ,!ore
would consult their interest by giving u a
call
July -, 1858.
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For sale by Druggists generally
To be had Of MeSSrS. Bcnn a
Jones, $50 Dugnn's Wharf
Eco For sale by THOMAS II. FOWLER
CharticO, Ei!.
Sept. 23rd, lsGs-tfr.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-03-24

REAL ESTATE AND GENERAL
AGENCY.
NOR the sale OF Farms any where in the
IL State OF Mary land and Virginia. VI ex
change for Houses and lots either in Balti-
more, Washington. or, Phila lelphia Persons
wishing 10 sell or 'sxcheage must be parlicu-
lar, IN giving the number of acres, how many
cleared. the quality of tie land, the improve
menis, health, distance 10 Post Office. Rail
Road or narigable water, also the distance 10
Baltimore Washington or Philadelphia.
Address
7, J. HELEN &-Co.
Baltimore.
Nov. llth. lsje-6n.
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AeTHas per session, payable
HA advance.

per session, payable
sh advance:
For all the branches or - ,l,oror,b
English sducation, inci,,,lins
Board, Tuition, Washing, Fuel,
. LEh'S ana Deoding. $500
n'.u"hery' 900
Tuition for day pupils, including
fuel, o,oo
sErARATE BRANCHES:
French, I4oo
Music, with the use OF Instrument. $500
Drawing and Painting, exclusive
of materials. oo
Painting IN Oil Colors, exclusive
OF materials, 10 90
{. BILLINGSLEY.
President.
Port Tobacco Times, Planters Advocate.
Baltimore Weekly sun and National Intcll;-
senCcr give three Insertions and send bills 70
this Office and > pepper 10 tie President at
Leonard Town. Md.
Sept. 23rG. ls5s-3t
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Is.
4TTLE
HOGS.
CORN.
OATS.
FODDER.
TOR.4CCO.
Z POFERS e TIIRESITERS
~ Utensils 0en-TaI1y:
Ht ia a qnof SEINE & GOAT.
val B.iTE.fU. &c. dc.
owing DAY. they VIII sell AZ
OWN. al, - R.4CON a lnt
;SEH0LD FURNITURE, dc.
Sums Of so nntI un,!rr. cash:
ASln. a." no'c nf the purchaser.
'ccurity. will be required.
delivered until the terms ~
~ with
GEORGE G. MORGAN.
i. JACK. SPALDI%G.
Administrators.
lis59 is.
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FEB. Io.h. Isss-s~. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-10
FURNITURE.

FURNITURE.
AT THE EAGLE ENAMELLED FURNITURE MANI
Factory ~ broadway five doors above Laura Keenen
theatre elegant and complete chamber suits in ali stves ana
coors at prices from SIS and upwards eau and sxsnins
Mattresses, Ac ' "'@1 eAAiu'nes
REDROOM ENAMEILED FURNITURE IN Az
coors and Styles OF superior and warranted
R1NaTN anos las fruits resco and gossr FAR
~ 40 and ~ Wooster street As:abUshed in lSls
kNAMELLED CHAMBER SUITS OF FURNITURE IN
~ all coors and styles wholesale and retail Al Az All ~.
wares; ALSO mattresses and paihasses.
WARREN WARD, 277 Canal street.
Four doors east of broadway N. Y.
FURNITURE BOUGHT FOR READY MOEEY-A
tar value given In ready for furniture carpets.
DOCKS, &c at 23 Sixth between Ninth and Tenth
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE wANTED-ANY FANNY
IL having $1,000 $i500 worth Of medium priced
furniture Of various kinds and wishing 70 dispose the same
o1.s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-10
HOTELS.

WORDEN HOUSE,
w % Bowery, corner OF Bsyard street.
GEORGE p. WORDEN, Proprietor
This establishment rust erected containing UPWARDS Of in
for the = ~" oPeA
RECEPTION OF THE PUBLIC
THE EUROPEAN PRINCIPLE
with all the modern improvements baths on each oor
gas In each room, H., 10. - '''
Ine bedseads and furniture OF solid black walnut spp.
pHed py MI VIM Robinson. The beds which cannot be arr
Pessed Me ny Han Co The chandeliers and gas H.
tnxs by Thomas w. Saunders 90 ~
80 = THE EATING COUNTER
supplied with all the susana AZ well az Inc ~ ~
season. and the bar furnished with the most exceeat anor
George Worden IN opening this establishment for the re-
ccpen OF his friends and the public yrdges hm.af ha /,
shall surpassed comfort cleanliness and attention. nv
any other hotel In Ghe city.
Strangers visiting New York respectfully invited 10 rive
the Worden House trial. and they VIII find tina. the long and
Just complaint OF there being FIRST class house the east
side of the CITY removed Worien being dcerfnned ~
xeVt y. ss-.-, iIasa. hi eaaa.s ss Srse-.s4
49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-10

Ladies visiting the Empire City and stopping pro term
ihe Brevoort, ClareI don Everett New York III MN
Denis and Fifth Avenue hotels should before nnra
fancy goods, inspect stock Of rich fall ribbons a
pusher and real thread wells, chanly barbes and cni
point dAppque and point daRulle sets and collars am
yfes from sets at 20 cents each to finest French DO
and cambric and French bands, insertings DC &c to
German hosiery and under garments rich dress am
trimmings, small wares and hand made ruches are ais
worth inspection. Special attention invited 20 ou
Fsnarelde tissue wells at los. each, an exclusive
and our Solferino kid glove, at So cents, worth I'll
Bargains in auction Tots exhibited every day. GOOD
los, by non attendance.
s.risl aAenliou and poltelcss y cvA9Wesa
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-02-19
OBI 1f fWARW.

DIED, on the lst inst. Mr.. SAMUEL MownoR
TER III tho Sith year of his age lie was n na :
tive of North Carolina, hut in early life was
brought to Abbcvillc district. and there cduca
ted. Thence he moved to Pickcns district, in
which he resided till his death He has lcrt
many kindred and friends, to whom he was en-
dcared, by an amiable disposition ardent af-
iectton, upright departments and, above all, by
devotion TO n sovereign savior Cod United in
spirit to the Presbyterian Church, he embraced
her system of doctrines as apostolic, and dc
parted AZ good oil soldier of the Cross OF
Christ, having that peace. (which passct, all
understanding through the at atoncmcnt Though
tins record. which is s0nctiouc by the custom
OF ages, Is soon to pass away, as all earthly re-
cords must yet we cherish the pleasing hope
that he hath n record on high. lasting rs ctcr-
n'ty-brIght and fair i'll tho Book of Life, amid
those OF patriarchs, propchts, apostles and mar
'yrs, yea of all the redeemed who have gone
to the abodcs of the blcsscl--the mansions of
rest prepared by an ascending Lord and Re-
tccmer. X
DIED. in Franklin county, Ga, on the st of
january, Mrs. MAnrH, EpDlNs, aged 81 years
and 26 days. Mrs. EDDlNs was born. rois
ed and married to Mr.. William Eddins, in All
bevillc District, s. G.. AMI soon after came t O
Gcorgia where he died about % years before
her. She raised nine children, but only seven
OF them survived her. Her person was remark
able for corpulcnce, and on this account she
was deprived of many pleasures, not being able
to go ont of doors for several years before her
death. She has been n consistent member of
the Baptist Church for over fifty years; and
although unable to attend public Worship tlu-
ring the last years of her life, yet hor piety did
not abatc for she still rejoccd Mt the prospor-
ity of the Church, and the couqucsts of the Re-
deemcr's Kingdom. During her numerous af-
hctions, she was not heard to murmur Mt her
sad lot, but was always cheerful and resigned.
She was charitable to the poor, in supplying
their wants; and among her numerous relations
and acquaintnnccs. she was highly esteemed
and rcspcctcd. TO know, was to love her. She
sent words of comfort to her afflicted and diving
tricrd, saying, ''Shc also looked forward for
years with TRANQUILITY, to the hour of her exit,
when she would be waited by angels to that
great and blessed beyond. But mt length after
anillness of some time, the solemn crisis came.
When the cold and icy hand of death layed hold
of her mortal frame, and ns her earthly twi
light darkened the sweet aurorao of Heaven burst
forth as she fell asleep in Jesus. How rich the
consolation that she has gono to that bright
abode, whero,
''Thc stars arc but the shining dust"
BSS" Southern Banner please COPY
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-02-19
SAEEEeHFFN,S SATES

Dl virtue of sundry writs of ficr facias to me
~ directed, will be sold before the Court House
in lickcns District, within the legal hours, on
the first Monday and Tuesday in March next:
All the defendants interest i'll one tract Of
land, containing scventy-hye acres more or less
adjoining lands Of Sam'l Harris, VIM. Sanders
and others, levied on as the property of 4 II Os-
borne at the suit of T J Sloan & Co.
One house and lot Mt Fair Play, containing
ono acre, levied on as 'he property of 4 j Reese
y Co. nt the suit Of y Calston and others
One tract of land containing one hundred and
fifty acres more or less whcreon defendant now
lives, adjoining lands of David Duncan and 9TH
ers, levied on as the property of A d Rogers at
the suit of Il Keith, Ex'rx., + NJ Keith and Il
Keith, ES'ors. against y ID Rodgers and JAS.
Rodgers.
One tract of land, containing two hundred
acres more or less, whcrcon the defendant now
lives, adjoining lands of B Boldcr, JAS Ferpu
son and others, levied on as the properly OF G.
Ii burgess, at the suit OF Jesse Prince and 9th
crs.
One tract of land containing one hundred and
nifty acres more or less, whereon the defendant
now lives, adjoining lands of DR.. l. B johnson.
w Grisham and others, levied OH as the prop
crty OF Terry, at the suit of L Neville and
others.
All the right title and interest in one tract of
land containing eighty y-two acres more or less.
lying near Piokcnsvillc, adjoining lands of
Gideon Ellis and others whcrcon tho defendant
now lives; also one other tract containing one
hundred and twenty. acres more or less adioin-
ing lands OF Hawthorn and Others levied
ON az the propertysof a " Folger at the scpa-
rate suits of Ball Criss & Co against II w Foloer
y Nj Folgcr VI Bowman, f. a Alexander and
others.
One tract Of land containing six hundred
acres more or less. on Twelve Mile river and
adjoining lands of Madden and others, known
ms the saw mill tract, levied on as the property
orc Garvin, ut the suit of Carter CLAYTON
and others.
One tract of land, containing one hundred
acres more III less, adjoining lands Of u Gro
gan and others, levied on tho property of
Smith at the suit of Robert Stewart.
One tract of land on Sloan's Creek contain
ing one hundred and twenty acres, adjoining
lands of Mrs. Armstrong, A. Armstrong and
others Also all the defendants interest in
i0O acres OF land, on waters of Snow Creek
adjoining lands of Oliver Martin, Mrs. Dalton
and others. Also one-thir,l part in one thou
sand acres of land on Chauga Creek, adjoining
lands OF Lewis MoorheRd and others Also two
tracts of land on Crooked Creek, one containing
one hundred acres, and the other two hundred
acres more or less, adjoining lands of ID. voI
Fifteen and others. Also one house and lot in
the village of Pickens, fronting the public
square, known as the Kirksey house Also ono
lot containing --- acres, soli as the property
of A. Bryce at the suit of T. b. Keith, Ex'trS,
NJ and I j Keith, Ex'ors, and others.
Terms cash purchasers to pay for papers
l.. C. CRAIG, SID.
Fob. 10, 1850 20 I'd
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-02-19
U GllE IKE o WE WW R1 r5R .
which they will receive this year fifty thou.
sand dollars, paid in advance.

which they will receive this year fifty thou.
sand dollars, paid in advance
My position is, that the last Legislature
should have reduced tho rate of commits.
sions to at least an average of four ner cent
which would have paid the Tax Collectors
OF the State the sum of thirty two thousand
dollars, or one hundred dollars for each
weeks service paid in advance. lis any
reasonable man prepared to say that one
hundred dollars week is not ample nav !?
And this would have saved to the State
the sum of eight thousand dollars this year.
DIED OF SrARvATioN-.A Sad affair
The Cleveland Plaindealer records the
following as occurring in that city:
n worthy woman named Little died of
starvation on the West Side, OH Friday
night. She leaves four children, the cid
est of whom is a little girl only eight years
old. The woman's husband is in the pen
ltentiary at Columbus, for passing counter
felt money. His sentence expires in March
next The little girl above mentioned has
been in the habit of calling at a gentleman $
Office on this side of the river during the
winter to beg money to buy bread for her
mother, and brothers and sisters. Latter
ly she had said her mother was unwcll.-
Believing the little girls story, the gen
tleman always gave her something when
she called. On Saturday morning she
called and asked the gentleman if he
wouldn't write to her father and tell him
that her mother was dead. She had died
the night before, with no one in the house
but her children-with no fire nor light of
any kind. All alone, in the cold and dark,
ina miserable and crazy old house, friend
less and foodlcss, the four little children
had passed the night by the side of their
dead mother. This is no fancy sketch
it is terribly true. The woman's charac.
ter was good, so far os we learn.
UNExrEcTED REsrLT OF ELoouENcE.-A
German Clergyman by way of giving point
toa eulogy ofn dead man at funeral, de-
clarcd that his own experience would prove
that the 'lcfunct was the most generous of
men, ms he had long ago borrowed forty dol
lars of him. of which to his dying day he had
never asked payment. OF the debt thus nc
knowlclgcd before witnesses, however, the
heirs the next day demanded the payment
with interest.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-02-19
ND A,Hd,a1.

n FINAL settlement of the Estate of 'rhos
IA Alexander, deceased, will be had be-
fore the Ordinary, at Pickcns c. H., on Mon
day the 18th day of June next. Persons in
tcrested therein must govern themselves ac-
cordingly. Those indebted must pay up,and
those having demands against said Estate
must render them to me, legally attestcd, be-
fore that day.
D.tN'L. ALEXANDER, Ex'or.
Feb. I. 1859 90 Am
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-02-19
Fellow:Citizens! 1!

WILL attend with the Tax Collector, Mt
IL his appointments, for the purpose of TAX
ing the census of the District. Tax-Payers
will obliSe me by returning for their tenants
the number of each free white family.
WM. q. MULLINNIN.
Feb @. 1850 % &c
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-02-19
TO LEASE.

I,OR short term of years, Tract Of Land on
Waters of Twelve Mile River containing
Two Hundred an Fifty-Six Acres The place
is unmWoved 70 responsible tenant the
terms will be made accommodating.
ROB'T. A. THOMPSON,
Feb. o, 1850 % Guord;,r
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-02-19
Taxes /! Taxes !

WILL attend at the following times and
A and places for the purpose Of receiving
Taxes for the year 1858;
On Thursday, IL Feb, at Wm. Sanders.
FRIDAY, lS Bachelors Retreat
Saturday, 10 /" <" Fair PLAY.
= Tuesday. % !" " Wm. Fant's.
r" Wednesday, % !" " Salubrity.
Thursday. 81 and
Fnday' % pickensvillc.
Saturday. % = Trap.
Monday, " lIcStcr's
Tuesday, March, Mrs Barton's.
Wednesday, . . Wolf Crook.
Thursday, 3 " " hurricane.
p" Monday, Pickens G.. III.
Wednesday,, 4" 4" Grants Store
Thursday, 10 Tunnel Hill.
Friday IL Capt. \. Robins.
" Monday. III pooic'x
a" Tuesday and Wednesday,, 9Th and 10th.
at Walhaila and mt pickcns G. III. on Mon.
day. Tuesday and Wednesday of Court. at
which time my Books will he closed Per
sons failing to make their Returns hy that
time will be Liable to dsublc tax.
Free negroes must pay thcir tax during
the month of March.
State tax 30 per cent higher than last
years: Rond tax, 33 l-3 cents Poor tax. IL
2-3 public buildings. 5 per cent on State tax.
DsS3" All persons arc required, under IL pc
naIty of ten dollars, to report to me the num-
Der ot births, deaths and marriages. of whites
and blacks. that occurred in their families
previous to lSt January, instant. Maris-
tratcS, Cicrgymcn nndothcrs are required by
law to report such facts of this nature as
come within their own knowledge. during
the same period of time.
JOHN W. l.. CARY, T.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-02-19
j. 3. z. SLOAN b co,
of I,cndletoT.

4 RECT their old friends and customers
N with happy now year, thanking them
for their past patronage, and asking n con-
tinuouce of the same. They will cndcavor
to keep up their usual varied
Assortment of Goods,
70 which they invite tho inspection of ALL
They make no charge for showing them, and
those visiting Pendloton would do well to eX-
anime them before buying. ~
Thcyarc now Offering some choice Mus
covado Molasscs Mt 45 cents, and GOOD Tohac-
co at 25 cents per III.
JAN o6 1850 OF tf