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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-02-25

~ An exchange says that party at
country town was lately visited by the follow
ing persons Two Miss Understandings, three
Miss Takes, Miss Management, Miss Conduct,
Miss ID. Meanor. Miss b. Havior, Miss For
tune and Mr.. Philip Buster. 1t must have
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-02-25
TTNION HOUSE RE-OPENED.-Thi.

L 7
~ well known and commodous House, formerly kept
by Col boutwell, having been vastly and almost en-
trcly rcmoddelcd, has been opened by ALONIO RED
WAY.
The Union is the most conveniently located House in
Montpelier being in the centre of business and with its
new convcncnces must be the desirable and popu
lar for the OF business on leisure 10 be found
IN town.
The public respectfully invited TO besow portion
Of their patronage upon this House. Perfect satsac
tion is guaranteed and accommodations excellent
Charges moderate ALONZO REDWAN.
Montpelier, Aug, 20, 1856, off
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Annexed is list Of agents TO receive subscriptions
advert sements and communications, and acknowleuB'
payment for the same. ....
Tor 3raiutreo, j. HUTCHINSON, Jr
BrookGeld. h. NJ UPHAM,
Berlin ID b. BOSWOKIH
Cabot E. ID. PUTNAM,
Dutbiry j. T.. HENRY, waterbury,
Elmorc. L. NJ GROUIi ..,,.,-,t,
U.drnark. EDWARD B. SAWYER,
johnson. e. w SCOTT
Jfn.olu SIMEON u. RALPH,
Lowell. ABEL CURTIS,
M,rsh6old L. A. BEMls,
Morris1lc, j. G.. MOVES,
Mddic.ex. JESSE JOHNSON, Jri
Norihhold. r.. SMITH,
Orange AI c. CROSS,
pl,iufcld A. Il BANCROFT,
Randolph, j x. PARISH,
Rlrhcsicr. D.. d. BRIGGS,
south Hariwick. ADOLPHUS HOLlON'
Stowe. EMERY TOWN,
runbridrc. AARON y. KING.
waterbury. j. q. HENRY, ..,.,, s,,rrtt
V,ftsfeld ,nd Fayston. ORANGh SMITH,
W4rrcn FRANKLIN a. WHlGHl'
WuIiaulst1un. DARIUS PRIDE,
WoIc1u, ". JONES -
Worrsster. JONAS ABBOTT.
~ par.sus In other towns disposed 20 act as agents
viii be- added 20 thc lisi on application.
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CtENTLEMEN The FALL CAMPAIGN

ENTLEMEN THE FALL CAMPAlGN
" MAS OPENED AT MoNrrELWN
The richest and most desirable assortment OF Al
LORlNG GOODS ever offered 100 Vermont, have Just
been received from New York. consisting of erey ra1e-
~ Of Orerc9rt'RJs, Br01dc0ths. lestiRqs and rant
St8s, a offered at very low prices in amy quantity or
in o. superior manner.
Also, from one OF the best Clothing Houses i'm New
York, am elegant stnck of Fashionable and Seasonahc
kcady-made CLOTHING, eETcsig FOR te retail trade.
Examination gratis.
S. g. WOOLSON,
10 Hubblrd Biock State Street.
QTAgeut for the sale Of Williams Celebrated Monthly
and semi-Aunual B5R Of FASHIONS the only true re-
port for this count ~.
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rrrmont1uutcbman & State 1Ournal.


TERMs.--sl 90 cash in advance 81 90 II payment
i ,t ,le I'M advance; interest always chargabe from
e end ote year. In packets 10 one address, 10 copies
Gr .t9 90, and 20 copies for $50 co. Invariably ["
draure.
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CARRIAGES AND SLEIGHS, BY THE
" Hgsr WoEKNEN THE CouNTRY.
Carriage and Sleigh Manufacturing will be carried on
by the subscriber opposite the Court Square, Mont
peer, Vermont
Those In want Of warranted Carriages and Sieiqhs
will perhaps do wen 10 call aud what being done at
the old stand Of GILMAN CAMP.
All orders promptly attended to.
JOHN w. CLARKE
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nIL AND CANDLES g. Full
" LER offer low, 10 bbs. LAMP OIL, 80 boxes
CANDLES.
Railroad Square, Oct. 90, 1855.
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400 BBLS, FLOUR, just received, and
oOO for sale by
June n, 1855 STORRS & FULLER.
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VIZ T ER CE MEN r, -
w for sale by sTORRs & FULLER.
June 25, 1858.
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Approximation Prizes.

2b.s2s Prizes amounting to $3.50 O4O
Certificates of packages will no sold at
the following rates. which is the rink:
Certificate ofPacknges Of 10 Whole Tickets $40
e 10 Half IS
10 Quarter lS
10 Eighth " 8
In ordering Tickets or Certificates. enclose
the money to our address for the tickets order
ed. receipt on Of which they will be forward BY
first mail. Purchasers can have tickets ending
in any figure they may designate.
The list of drawn numbers and prizes " i'll be
sent to purchasers Immediately after the draw
ing.
All communications strictly confidential.
Orders for Tickets or Certificates, by Mail or
Express. to lie directed to
M'KINNEY d CO.,
Savannah. Ga.
April l6. 1859. bo-l2m
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WILLIAMSON SPRINGS
HOTEL.

sA~ -. .AAs-O
Gk} TIE Proprietors of this largo and COM
4lsA modious HOTEL take pleasure in announ
cling to the public that il 10 now open Tor the
reception Of company. aud is'under the manage.
mont of H. T. TUSTIN, one of the proprietors.
The Hotel is now completed, and many com
forts and amusrmcnts added over the lust season.
The Hotel is capable Of accommodating 500
persons. aud the propri-tors can say with conf
dance that for large and well ventilated rooms it
cannot he surpassed at any watering place, and
every effort will be made TO meet tho expects
ton Of both he seekers Of pleasure and health
As to the medicinal qualities of the water, we
can that we know Of no invalid who has
given il fair trial but what has gone away be-
lieving that they were greatly benefited.
There 10 good Livery Stable kept in connsc.
tion with the Hotel, where good Horses and We
hicles can he had at all times.
The Williamson Springs are situated imne-
diaiely on the Greeuville 4 Columbia Rarohd,
in Anderson District, 8. c., one hours run on
Railroad to GreenviIls village. hours run to
Columbia. and Is hours 10 Charleston, 8. c.,
and Augusta, Ga.
H. r. TUSTIN,
ENOCH NELSON,
J. G. WILSON.
May rs, 1859 S St
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HEADQUARTERS.
EIoura REGIMENT 6. G.

EIGHTH REGIMENT. S. c. MI
JUNE 9TH, 1859.
TfHERE will be an Election held for Major
\ in the Upper and Lower Battalons of the
9Th Regiment, at their respective company
Muster grounds. on SATURDAY tho SECOND
day Of JULY next-in the Upper Battalion, to
hll the vacancy occasionsd by the resignation
Of Major J. II. CUNNINGHAM and in the
Lower Battalion to fill the vacancy occasioned
by the promotion of Major WIN. M. ROGERS
The managers Of the Election of each Battal.
ion will meet on Monday following, at their re.
spectve Battalion Muster grounds. count the
votes, declare the Election and transmit report
OF the v,'es polled II GEN. W. C. MORAGNE
Capt: WV. jar and Capt JOHN WInBUsH, are
charged with the Extension Of this order.
BY order of
Col. VIM. NJ. ROC ERS.
J. HUNTER, Adg't.
Juno Q 1859 Ct.
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DF. ID. a.. Jo7DA.NI
W7ILt still continue the practice of, ,Medi.
w cine. and may be found at the Marshall
House. in Room over, Marshall d Less Law
Office.
May 12ls6o-2-ly -
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GOODS
a It 90 ST
AND AUCTION.


N view of making room for our fall purchases,
l. We will On and after the frat of Juno next,
offer our entire stock Of dry goods, Hats aud
Shoes
At Cost,
Our stock Of dry cooks embraces all the latest
styles, fancy SILKS. TIssU ES, .CALLICOES.
hERAGES, BRILLIANTES. MUSLlNS and
61NGHAMS. White and Printed Double
SKIRTS and FLOUNCES.
On tho first Saturday in JUNE, We will oom.
AUCTION
goods at 10 O'Clock, 4. NJ. end continue 10 do
30 on every Saturday until further notice.
We would especially call tho attention of the.
ladies TO this notice, il will afford them an op.
portunity Of obtaining some rich aud beautiful
goocs for = small outlay Of money.
Terms-A credit ill the first Of January nsxt.
APPAETON d r. M. PERRYMAF,
New Market, 8: g.. May 20, 1859. 4am.
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new ARRIVALS.

MOORE &c QUAIFE. i
,HAVE received new lot Of Hantillas
Ii Lsos Points.. and something new in Lacs.
6hawls Round roints Also. a fsw moro
40 1FEI1r0 zOO~S
Nay n, pSs. At
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TO SELL.

T>HE Subscriber offers for sale the wen
L known Carriage Estsblishment in the Vii.
lage Of fLowndesville, formerly occupied by Mes.
sra. Liddel d Wilson. The building is large and
commodious, aud is furnishsd with all the ap-
planes for carrying on the Carriage making
and repairing business, In all It's branches. on
the premises isa fine Brick Blacksmith Shop.
and also good Dwelling House and the neces.
ssry optbuildings. The location 10 ons sof the!
best in the District for tho Carriage businses,
and presents . hns opportunity for investtnsnt.
lars apply TO the subsefiber at Lovndesvills.i
,ss... r.E J. T. BASKIN.
Mey 9. 1859 1-H ,@ ~
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Millinery and Dress-Making
:" ROOMS.
" RS. SMALL. in returning her sincere
WI thanks for the liberal support extendsd
to her by the Ladies Of Abe vile, and it's vicinity,
during her scjourn amongst them, begs leave 10
say that in her
Dress-Making Department,
she has just received her latest
Pari ian and New York Fashions
For the Spring Trade.
Varied styles Of
Basques, sacquese, Berthas, &C., Go.
In addition to her Dress. making Department,
Mrs. Small would wish to call tho attention of
of Ladies to her
Millinery Department,
now that she is permanently located among st
them. This season she has entered more ex-
tensively than 'ormerly in that line of business,
being always supplied with the latest styles Of
Wedding and Mourning Bonnets,
Colored Silk and Grape Bonnets,
Head Dresses, &c.
To those Ladies who may honor her with
call she feels assured of giving satisfaction. Re-
ceiving her fashions monthly she will be able to
furnish the LATEST STYLES.
In her Millinery Department she will furnish
material. or will make to order with the mate.
rial furnished. any article in this limo.
tB Bonnets. Hats, DO, trimmed to order.
House adjacent to Mr. McDonald'a
April 27. 1859. 1-eov-tf
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BEVILLE

BEVILLE
CARRIAGE FACTORY.
~ -
E. J. TAYLOR, Proprietor.
A large Stock of Carriages and
Buggies on Hand.
THE Subscriber takes pleasure in informing
Il those who are in want of Carriages or Bug.
gies, that he has, within the last few weeks.
visited some fifty of the most popular Carriage
Factories III the New England States, and has
with great caro- had
Manufactured to Order
some Of the best Of work,
Expressly for this Market,
and now offers the came for sae at prices that
cannot be beat in this country. This work.
with large stock of my own manufacture. is
warranted to DO of tho best material and work.
manshp.
Having made all necessary arrangements with
the hest Manufactures ! am prepared TO furnish
tn order every style Of Carriage. from the finest
Coach dowd to u ch,d's Wheelbarrow, at the
shortest notice. aud at very low prices for fine
work.
Please give me call, and examine the work.
My stock consists, at this time, as fulows:
ROCKAWAYS-d -diff"ret styles.
DOUBLE SEAT BUGGIES-no top.
SINGLE SEATBUG -differet styles
Extension Top Sliding Sest BUGGIES,
Single Seat TOP BUGGlES, (6n-.)
Wool.stuffed and common COLLARS,
HARNESS-ine for $l6, and upwards.
WHIPS,a large stock, from Is cts. s.,
Fine FLY NET"rS. for horses,
BUGGY UMBRELLAS. best quality.
Chidren's Carriages and Gigs.
in fact slmost every article kept in = Carriage
Factory.
Nv stock of Trimmings are fine and large. and
sm therefore prepared to do all kinds of re
pairing at tho shortest notice and best style. nj
IN tho up country.
Secondhand Work.
have Oh hand few good Buggies and Car.
riages which will sell cheap.
The public are invited t" give mo CALL and
examine the work, if they don't wish to ouy, us
eharge nothing for looking.
Furniture.
am also prepared to receive orders for any
..ylc Of Furniture and deliver the samo TO this
mace. At as low prices as can be bought in any
Southern market
sowd1aE Machines.
I will also furnish SINGERS SEWING MA
CHIMES at Now York prices. with only the
freight added.
f. ]. TAYLOR.
Abbsvlle G.. H, Nay II, 1859. 4-3m
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HR ~ W
YOUR GOODS FOR Cash

YOUR GOODS FOR Cash
And he no longer led hy those who hold out
long time and big profits.
Here it is hardly necessary for US to saw that
one Of our firm was one Of the first in the
Northern Markets. and nearly the last to leave
it. and that we have many of the novelties of
the season, consisting in part. a. follows:
Bnrege Mnntles. $3.50.
Mantillas at $l.00.
Mantilla Shawls.
Illusion Caps
Robe Almeda.
Robe I.eonora
Robe Magicienne
Robe q Quillss
Robe Les.
Robe A L Imperatrica
Double Skirt Robes.
Robe Chevalisr.
Robe A Volants.
Robe A Jupes Volanta
Bonnets from 26cts to $40.
Esmoralda Sleeves.
Primadonna Setta
Levella Cloth.
Esmoralda Barege.
Granidcn.
Circular and Quaker Fans.
White and Col. Pque
Tine Back Combs. 81. 90
Barege Robes Double and Single.
Plain Bareges. l2}cts.
Thunder and Lightning Hats
Straw Hats Of every color and style.
Clothing Of all styles and prices
We hand you this short list but if you will
bring with you the ASH. we can show
you many goods that will make your hearts
leap for JOY, and pay you we'll for coming fifty
and even an hundred miles.
Fearing that we shall occupy more space
than the Editors of the Banner" and Press"
had the Kindness to reserve for u., we shall
make but one more appeal.
It is to those WHO live at q distance to
come to town, and If you cannot buy all
OF your goods Of US for Cash. you will find
some of the Fogies who are clever fellows and
ever ready to welcome you inside the portals of
their doors. and extend to YOU that which we
refuse-Timsl Time!I Time II until time
shall be no longer on their books. then take
from you scrip of paper on which 10 written,
Zone day after date" DC, with your name at
the bottom.
Our advice you'd be. bring with you the
filthy lucre, and pay as you go; then.
Calm will be thy sleep as infant slumbers,
Pure as the purest thoughts thy dreams.
And all the JOY tili bright world numbers,
Shed DER theo her mingled beams.
MOORE d QUAIFE.
April 8. ls5o-4e-tf
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SOUTH CAROLINA,
.Abbeville District-Gtation.

By WILLIAM HILL, ESQ, Ordinary Of Ab
beyills District:
WHEREAS. D. 8. Benson has applied to
w me for Letters Of Admin istration, on all
and singular the goods and chattels. rights and
credits Of Mrs Catherine Hodges late Of theDis
triet Aforesaid, decd.
These are. therefore. 10 cite and admonish al.
and singular the kindred and creditors of said
deceased, otbs and appear before mo. at our
next Ordinary's courti ifSr the said District. to
be holden at, Abbsvills Court House. on the
eighth day "Tof II -JuSs inst. to shou
cause ifsny. why the ssid Administrations
should NOT b granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this ssecnd
day Of June. In ,yths year Of our
Lord ons thousand eight hundred apdfif-
typjns ,and in the eightysesond ySxr Of
~, American Independents. :.
j ". HILL. O.AsD /
Juns 4. isss-s~st ''5'
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-09-24
ESTATE sATE

MILL be sold, at the late residence Of
wv Mra. Rebecca Williams, on Wednes.
day the 18th day of October next. to the
highest bidder, the Real Estate of Joseph
Williams. deceased. consisting Of ono
'Fracd of H. "a aA(
Situate in the District of Piekcps. on Salat,a
River, containing Two Hundred and Forty
Acres moro or less. bounded by lands of Jar
cminh. Robinson. lIulet Hunt and others
There il n comfortable dwelling, barn, and
all necessary Outhouses on the premiaes.-
Thcre is also about Porty Acres OF bottom ON
this tract.
'g,E.. ALSO
One Marc and Mule colt, stock cattle and
Sheep; Household and Kitchen Furnituro
and other articlea.to too numerous to mention
TERMS OF. SAL l'ur the land. crod.
it.of one and two years, and for tho porsonal
estate, credit of twelve mouths. With inter.
est i!oin the day Of asle Tho puyeIiaSe
ipopey 70 b9 secured ly note nnd approved
sareticS. with a mortgage OF the premises IL
aequired.
ISAAC WILLIAMS. Es,r.,
Sept. H. 1850 s.
EsSS~Patriot & SInuBtainecr cnpy twiae
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Valuable Property for Sale.

TNHEliE will'be sold at pnblie Au.ton -,
n my residence on Tuesday the 9TH day of
QGt"bcr next. ii not previously disposed Of at
private sale. my entire Estate
Real and KocYsonus,
To Wit: One: half interest in Merchant
Mil, and tifiy mine Acres of Land. The Mill
viii soon lie lin operation
900 Acres of Land. of which furtv acres
m - fresh cleared and ready for cultivation.
There is Saw Mill in good repair ON this
tract.
200 Acres. called the Nav. place.
These lnnds are situate in piukens District,
on Twelve Mile River, just above the public
road leading from Pickens c. H. to Peudle-
ton. There are dwelling houses and nut.
buildings on each Of these tracts. These
tracts are valuable, on account of their near
ness To Pend!eton, the present terminus of
the Blue Ridge Railroad and for the water
power and excellent Springs and timber
thereon. Persons arc Invited to call and ex-
amino the same
-ALSO-
~ Negro man, nnmed Jo; about sc bush.
els sof corn, l"tof Fodder. Peas, Shucks. The
crop to be gathered and delivered to the nur-
chaser by the 10Th October next. Also. n
lot OF Cattle. Hogs, Wagons. I.umbor Tools,
nt various kinds, Household aud Kitchen
FURNITURE, and other articles too tedious tn
ment'on. The above property is sold to pay
my de'ts' and ask my creditors to be pres.
ent to Fix upon the terms of sale
My name is still in he Courier ms q cnndi.
date for Sheriff. and am vet SO but for Sr.
kansas. Friends have my thauks for the
interest taken in my behalf
a. B. SARGENT.
y. 4
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
PIC&ENS-LN EQUITy.

vs.. Bill for Specific PERI, &c.
Harvey Tripp.
Il NDER an order of the Court of Equity,
" made in this cause. Mt June term. 1850
l will sell NJ public auction. to the highest
bidder, at lfskons Court House on Saietlnv
in October I,ext. the tract of land described
in the pIeadings viz:
ONE TRACT OF LAND. stuatc, living
and being in the State and District aforesaid,
on Rice's creek, waters Of Twelve Mile River
containing One Hundred and Seventy AcrgS
more or less, and boundcI by lands Of John
Ariail, Joseph Young and others.
The defendant. Tripp, has until the day
of sale abbve mentioned to come in and re-
deem the land, by satisfying the demands of
the complainant. Giistrap. lfis failing to do
tbis the land must be sold.
TERMS or SAEE.-On credit of twelve
months, with interest from the day of sale,
exccptt,e costs which must be paid i'm cash,
The purchaser to give bond to the Connis,
sioner. with at least two good sureties, to Sc
cure tho paymentof the purchase money, and
to pay extra for titles.
RoB'T. A. THOMPSON, c.x.p.p.
!. Comr's. Office. Sept. 7. 1859 7 I'd.
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Il.
j. B. Sutherland ct. nl.
james Keith. ct al.
DURSuANT to dccrco of the Cnurt of
IL Equity. made in this cuusc mt June
Term, 1889, there will be sold to the hiuhc.t
bidder mt Pickcns Court House, on Sale duv
in October ucxt. the
Valuable Real Estate
Described in the peadiugs in this proceed.
ing. to wit: -
:. Tract No. 2, containing Two Hundred
Acres more or less, hciug part of the oripi.
nal Pumpkintown' tract. lying ON O,lcn9y
Creek, and adjoining lands of james KcitL
and others. There is about forty acres Of
valuable creek bottom on this tract.
Tract No. 3. containing Three Acres. This
tract lies Mt the base of Table Rock, and nm.
on which there is large lIotcl, aud all ne.
ccssarv. out buildings
The Sutherland, or Tract No L. containing
Three Hundred Acres, more or less.
The Jesse ms, or Tract No. 8, contain.
ing ~---- Acres, more or lcss
The ChaStain, or Tract No. G. contoining O
Three Hundred Acres. more or less.
Tract No. 4. known as the Ninctv-six Acre
grant, containing SixtY.cight Acres, more or
icss.
Tract No. ., known as the Chastain or
Seventy-cght Acre Grant, containing Onc
Hundred Acres, more or less
The Sweden. or Tract No. Q, containing
Elfty Acres. more or less.
Inc Kecd Survey, or Tract Nc 10, con
tang One Hundred and Sixty Acres. more
or less.
Tract No. II, containing Seventy Eight
Acres, more or less
Tract No..l2, containing Five Thousand
Five Hundred Acres, more or less.
I geay" These nls are situate in Pickens
District and Sta,I aforesaid, principally ON
the waters of Oplenny Greek.
TERalS OF SALE.--Thc terms Of sale arc
a cred tone and two years, with interest from
the date thereof, except sufficient sum ia
pay the costs of these proceedings, whicl,
must be paid in cash. The purchasers to
give bond to the Commissioner. with at least
two good snrctes, to secure the payment OF
the purchase money. and pay extra for tides
ROB"r A. TIlOMpSON, c.E.p.D.
Com's Office, Aug. o. 1859 I'd
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G. j. Hendricks,
vs.. Summons in Partition.
NJ. T. Couch ctai.
pI virtue of an order to ME directed by
A1 the Ordinary of Pickens District, there
will be sold at public auction, to the highest
bidder, at Pickens Court House. on Salcday
in October next, the Real Estste Of Janos
w. Couch, deceased. situate. lying and being
in Pickens District. on branch of Little
Georges Greek, waters of Saluda river,
namely: N#"'
ONE TRACT OF LAND, containing Two
Hundred and TwentSthree Acres more or
less. bounded by lands of Jsol Ellison, estate
Of Mgs Benson and others. ,1iYsf
+: TERMS OF sALE.s,rseld. eap R, credit Of
twelve months. with intoresh from Tie dag of
sale, eXcept the costs which arc 10 he paid,in
cash. The purchaser to give bbnnd Is the Or
dnary. with two good R1feiisA. with o mort-
gage of the premises. IL deemed necessary by
tho Ordinary. Purchaser to- pay for titles
h. @. CRAIG, s.P.D.
Sept s. 1850 z I'd.
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OBJ B7TWARY.s

DIED ON ihc 9th of August last. n. his resi-.
achce M Pickens DISTRICT. Sidney Mellow. aged
forty years; Tho deccascd had noble traits of
.a.aa.'e-no .m,aa; was honest good neighbor, nm
"hectonnte tnthcr and a dutinl husband. IF
errors ho had land who is without then, y lot
fhe mantle of charity cover, them in the silence
OF the grave. lie leaves sorowing family.
ana large circle of friends to mourn his 'oariy
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-09-24
Pendleton Prices Current,
o0nnE0ren wNEKLY nY IoMN 4. sLn1a : nI.

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:. PENDLEroN, Sept 20. 1859. ~
Cotton, per ID oaluCo Coirec. Ria. nerih / ) a1s
Corr, d" hush 80 a 100 Java ..i30 a o1
Corn neal :. 100 aI.10 " tas'n :" 10 oiIT
Bacon hog II 10 lS Bale Rope 50 l3 o.i4'
Bagg'ng. Gdn'y 20 o 20, ,Beeswax f" ia al9O
Batter. per lb lon lGIEggs, per doz 10 n 1pl
Flour. per bl 500 u $GiLon, Swede, GYayf
Indigo, 1877 a l5U "5to7 ~ III
Lead, l0ai2' eel" Enqlfsb =, 40 cj
Mndder, g goa % Aiolnsses, X o. 80 ~ tjb
Nails, per kcg, n $G5U WI a. >, sn.
oatH' o' per BUSH Az 40 Powder, per kcg $760g8
Peas, :" Z" 75 n aOl Iho ~ n Io
nice, 10 " n Pepper, /" lb 1G n 1S
steel Blister l3iSalt, per sack, 225 $50
Gcr"ah, IL n14lSugar, brown, Gall.
oast' 22a 2olShot, per sack, 25O
Sm1eSsrs, per doz - 6oirohacco, per lb % a 100
u va ,oa 90 Wheat per bl 237a$250,
Whisky. gal l0Ua 80 Yarn, Fact'ry. 100 IN no
Osnaburgs, per yard, 12l n IL
choice lot OF the above articles always on
manu- at JomN II. SLOAN & cos.