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u o o X S AND GIF Z S 49,
q. q. ETANS d. co.,
rEorEirrun uF TINE oNIY
q RIGIN 4 L GIFT ST O Il l.
IS NEW ENGLAND.
80. % C0HNHiLL BOSTON
VALUABLE BOOKS AND ELEGANT
GIFTS.

Gi0, varying 100 value from Fifty Cent, 90 One Hun
drcd Dollars, given Go tho Purchaser OF every Book
We take pleasure BOO stating that the liberal and increas-
ing patronage bestowed upon us uy the people Of New
England. and other parts of the country enables
offer still greater mducemcnt, 20 purchasers OF Books
aud iudividuais associations getting up clubs than
ever before.
The advantages We possess over any other similar
nlhshmcnt 10 the country, especially for filing New
England ORDERS must be evident 90 those acquainted
with position, and understand our superior and u
creasiug facilities for doing business. Our advantages
are us follows
W. publish a large list Of valuable books.
We obtain large quantities 81 other valuable works in
exchange for our owu.
we hn large editions from other publishers for cash
az very bow prices.
We put go objectionable book on our catalogue.
We offer inducements which we do not fulfill
We buy our watches iu large quantities for cash. and
of thc best make.
We ha,e our Jevelry made order by the best manu-
facturcrs in this country and Europe
BY doing extensive business can make very raj
nab presents more frequently 20 purchasers.
Our present plan Of operations ). the as Originate
ed tive year, by Mr. q. e. Evans and is sanctioned
not ony by the highest Judicial authority in nearly every
State ben the Uuon but hy The voice Of the people from
Maine to California.
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EMPLOYMENT $50 A MONTH AND
IL ALL EXPENSES PAlD.--An Agent is wanted
In every and county in the United to engage
in respectable and easy business, By which the above
profits may hc certainly realized For further particulars
address DR. J. HENRY WARNBR, corner 18th Street &
Broadway, New York City, enclosing one Postage stamp
1850
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MOUNT VERNON.-A Letter from The

MOUNT VERNON.-A Letter from the
VA Hon. EDWARD EyBRHrr, 20 the Publishers.
BOsToN, Sth June, 1859.
GENTLEMEN The box containing the view ofMOUNT
VERNON, arrived yesterday. / am greatly obliged 20
you for ths pleasing specimen Of printing IN culors
which, besides lbs interest representation Of the spot
which, than any other, endcars itself 10 the heart
Of hc country Is worthy Of attention successful ate
tempt place works of this kind within the reach Of the
great mass Of the community.
l remain, Gentlemen,
with many thanks, &c,
Very respectfully yours,
EDWARD EVERETT
The subscribers have just issued picture " MOUNT
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new and improved process by which pictures that have
heretofore cost from SO 50 be furnished for lIF
IN CENTS The size Of our engraving is Is by 20
inches ON super mlcndercd heavy plate paper.
Price FIFTY CENTS, postage paid 20 any part Of the
United States. j. H. BYRAM CO..
ll2 South THIRD street, Philadelphia
o. Agents wanted in every county throughout the
Union. 5l.lw
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A LII HAIL PROFESSOR MOTIFS
MAGIC mar INVIG ORA TOR

| It's equal has never been found Tismanuhetured by
A. >. QUEEN, at Highgnte, w. and is put up in larger
than any Of The numerous hair dressings Of the day
ONE APPLICATION
Is warranted 20 remove all dandruG. il will restore hair
TO- bald heads, where the roots not entirely gone
WI gWe new e and vgor to the hair, thereby impar-
This 1nvgorator isa superb article for dressing the
halr impmtng brlancy TO the same, causing 1t 20 be-
come son and glossy aud is the most highly periumcd
article now in the market
BY is medicinal qualities, this Inyigorator will restore
healthy action 10 the blood vessels (which noursh Inc
glands beneath the surface of the sealp thereby causing
free and healthy circulation Of blood and by los tonic
and in'g0raung influence II will produce Increased ac-
ton and wg1r In the roots, cutting mp the thick matter
formed 10 the tubes opening The pores Of the scalp,
thereby giving free and healthy action 90 the roots and
gor to the hair and in 90 eases where the glands and
blood vessels have not been entirely deprived VI their ac
uyty and life by disease this In,aoraor will produce
new growth Of hair.
EXTRACTS FROM LETTERS AND REFER
ENCES
Prof Motifs Hair myirorator is pneoualled bv opv.
thug now before the public. tbs what purports to be-
aWeparahon OF reoi substantial merit and are much
pleased 20 learn that they are RAPIDLY taking the place If
useless uostrums- harrington, w., Sentinel
10 Is one Of the most worthy preparations for the hair
WIN winch ever became acquainted, and take great
pleasure Ia recommending the same TO the public, !
particularly admire this compound, for the fugancy and
duration of IT'S perfume. Or. johnson, Beykshire w.
was bald ior years. This lnriguntor restored my
mar which has mover fallen of succ.-Ge0. T. HancoH,
Dr., IuityH n. j.
Three months ago ! was entirely bald; atthis time my
head is covered with new hair. am satisfied IL was
forced Co grow by the Of the Inygorator Ny hair
has returned 20 lbs former color had been bald about
eight or ten years-ia1es h. A5jou CABOT, w.
would payhfty d5Has per year, rather than be with
out your lnyigoratur-H jaDes0n Tfica n j.
had been bald for quite a number Of years Motifs
lnvigorator has restored my hair IL is thick and
heavy as ln my youth-D1Hif Dodge. Sutton. e. T..
Motifs ln'igoraior is most excellent preparation and
must bc very acceptable article for the toilet ufauy lady
or gcutomau.--st db1Hs MESSENGER.
HHU NIs o.. .t..IT y. 10
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ITO THE SICK. -Impelled by a desire to
1 do unto others as would that some ono had done
by mc when similarly situated hereby earnestly
ton Oh sufferers from Speunatoirhua or Involuntary
Exhaustion against al the "tricSs and traps Of the
riuus swindng quacks
Shua than 0H and If disposed profit by my expert
cnce enclose stamp, and send brief description
Of your case to Boa l76 Charestown, Mass. 1885
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THE MANLY MOUSTACHE

THE MANLY mo USTACHE
II whitencd By time REDEEMED by nature, becomes In
stanty dark as night under the operation Of
CRISTADORO'S HAIR DYE.
few moments suffice to metamorphose head Of hair,
which oicnds the eye by It's hue into Of beauty
WOMAN's R1NGLETS
Ifpcmoturcly frosted by sickness, or naturally
Of an uulovcabe color, are changed to rich, warm
brown a splendid and fo-like black in ten minutes
by this wonder working preparation.
Sold everywhere, and applied by all Hair Dressers.-
CHisrApOHO, No. Asf0r House. Nee York oO'od
o. See advertisement Of Dr. sanfords Liver lnygo-
rator iu another column. ll'o1
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INFANTS AND BOYS CAPS. 49, You
L can find CAPS Of all kinds for Infants. Boys and
Young Men, az T.. DEWEY'S.
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PARTIlL SCRENNLE "a GLFTS.

PARTIAL SCHEDULE or GIFTS
Patent English Gc,cr Gold Watches $4,000
Patent Anchor Gold Watches. 5000
Ladies rs carat case G1.d Watches, 5000
Ladies' Is carat case Gold Watches, 300
Gents Silver Lever Watches, 300
Gents Silver Lever Watches. 1900
Gwts Silver lcpue Watches, 300
far1r Time Pieces, new pattern, 1900
Parlor Time Pieces, from SiOl to 1000
Gents Gold Vest Chains 1000 20 1900
Guts Heavy Plated Vest Chains, 400 to 500
Ladies' Gold Chains, 800 o. 100
Misses Gold Caaius, 800 % 500
Ladies' Gold Snsp Iockct,. 5000 60J
Misses Gold Lockets, lO1to 800
Ls5 5. Laya SEE. pin Ear Drops)looo to 800
Ladies' CAMEO Sets, 500 90 1000
Ladies' Gold Stone Sets, G0lto 1000
Ladies' Cameo Pins 200 TO 500
Ladies' Gold Stone Pins, 200 to 800
Ladies' Florcufiue Pins. 2O)to 40l
Gents Gold Pencils, 500 10 90
Gents Gold Pencils, with Gold Pens, 800 to 500
Ladies' Gold Pencils 200 10 30l
Ladies' Gold Pens, with handles, 100 to 2Ol
Gents Cluster Pms. opal centre, 800
Gents Pins, stone setting $50 10 80
Ladies and Gents SiNci Pencils, IS to ljJ
Ladies 4 Cent. silver Pencils With Gold Pens, 200
Ladies Gold Bracelets. various styles, 3Ol to 500
Ladies' aud MISSES Ribbon Pins 100 20 2OI
lafio, and Cents Cold sleeve Buttons, 200 300
Gents Cameo and Gold Stone studs, 400
Cents Engraved Studs, 800
Gents Plain Studs. KID
Ladic, Shawl zoo Ribbon Pins. $50
Ladies Coral, Gafnet. OF Turquoise Sets, 1900
ladies' Jet Breast pins Az
Ladies Mosaic Breast Pins, 800
Gcnt'a Cameo or Mosaic Bosom Studs 400
Music Boxes from 500 to y 90
Miscellaneous Gins, no; enumerated above,
varying in value from 25 cts. 70 2j 90
FIVE HUNDRED DOTTARS WORTH OF THE
Git'rS
At the L,,rst -b9les,lc miro, Vim l d;i,,,o5 ,o,s,
The purchasers Of every
wv -" ''-''' XXI ::EA"S y OhlH or
"""H''
own nv p,,rr =, 90, ~
" II y a a l. ~ u u Of Is - -
Is too extensive for particular description, containing the
most valuable works in the various departments
Of literature, such as
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SIZES JUST AS YOU WANT THEM.
Please give call. The "proof Of the Pudding is
No. 10 state Street, lup staos, Montpelier
May 10, 1850.
$40 HERRlcK, PAGE n CO.,
BOOTS AND HOES
at the stand lately occupied by HFRWCK & PACE.
OUR SPRING GOODS
Have arrived and we think we have as complete an as
sortmcnt ever exhibited ia the State. We have
MEMS, BOYS AND YOUTHS BOOTS
CONGRESS BOOTS,
FANCY SHOES.
Boors-Light. Fine sewcd, Peggcd Patent q Common.
BHooASs-Cowhide, Kip. Calf Grain, Goat and Euald.
CoSanrss Boors-Calf Glove Top Calf Patent Gtan,
Patent Calf and Drab Top
ALL KINDS lFONENS WORK.
coSuEss Boors--An Cloth Patent and Kid FoKed
with and without heels.
LACE Boors-do DO DO
BUTTON Boors-Cloth and Glove Top Patent French
Calf
Misses a CHuDReNs Doors AND SHOES.
Our assortment cannot be suYnssed---from Infants
and Button Boots-plaiu and fancy.
RUBBER BOOTS AND SHOES.
All kinds direct from the Factory
We have adopted the Cash Principle OF doing business
and hope by selling low prices, 90 merit the liberal
rxfo "a 10
eall and look nj DIR Goods.
HERRlCK, PAGE & CO.. 10 State St
49,. -..ro,.,, -.,-r, ,.,.,,. o.oo,,.,
l. II NV T.
Has removed from bis old quarters, No. State ST.
no rHE-
wbcrebe Win be- b,ppy TO show
HIS LARGE C'TnCE on HATS GAPS
MO hAhD olOCh Or hAlo' OAIo'
9'.p.... ,- -'. p..-..pa....,
BEmoa. SrArf srmsr
4 q i ii q
- Those wishing 90 purchase CLOTHING will do
NEW STORE IN THE FREEMAN Buup1NG.
el 5o,, t,,., 40 r,r,,.I, r.-tl.. ,,.-.t.,.,
,''7'' '''''' P'"''"s'
Nohlpeh'H June Dc i0'F
Nv II T r. ~ II
l. that have too large a stock or
II 4 I S 4 n u G. 4 PS
oi 'le '-son "u 's lHh 20 sen mem OF nose WISH
ing '' purchase can se' lneN money "or" %! calling
AI 1iE--
NEW STORE IN The FREEMAN BUILDING.
N'ntpeIief' june j. 1871
~ II T. # r II n II : II II r
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DYSPEPSIA,
LIVER COMPLAINT. and
CHRONIC DISEASES, generally.
We do not eondne all patients to the DrRT,
neither do suffer any to indulge in injurious per-
nioous habits, such the Of Tobacco in any shape
indulgence in Spituous Liquors, any others, the
influence of which could only be to weaken and destroy
the vitality, hence
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MOVE MENT URE

JOSEPH DAWSON, Proprietor
PRor. c, r. BLACKALI., NJ. D.. pb,,icions.
WM. W. WEIR, Nj. d. i"y'''
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we have had the most abundant success and the same is
true Of
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Wholesale DRUGGISTS,
% & 4j HANOVER STREET, BOSTON
4l52
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THEIR RANGE OF CURE.

Colds, Dgsupsa, Liuer Complaints, Hcadaches PGlDi
tafioH Of ne HeIr, Nouragia Loss Of 1Ppetitc, hab
Ngic 7qd foar Weakness 49, In all eases Of Chronic
Complaints peculiar to Females, these Preparations will
@ fOlud in,nluable
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JAMES 3, SHERMAN, Accent,

MAiN-SFRHEr, GREENNILLE, S. c.
nR.NfS keeps on hand ~ large stock of
4 P!ows, llarrows, Cultivntors. Horse Shoes.
Cast Steel Hoes with handles, Spades, Shovels,
Forks Scythcs AMI Cradles Corn Shelters
Straw Cutters, Hand Corn Mills, Boiling kct-
ties. Wheat Fans, Rakcs and all other agricul
tural implements.
Also, all kinds. sizes and descriptions of
Cooking, Office, Fnrlor, Shop, Alright and
other Stoves and Pipes.
hLSO,' large lot OF Housekeeping Wares,
consisting OF ChurnS. Coffee Roastcrs, Pots, Kct-
Ties, Spiders, Skillcts, Saucepans. Mortars,
Wash Bowls and Pitchers, Foot Tubs, Egg
boilers Apple pcclcrs and corcrs, Baking Pans.
Wire Safes, every kind of Tin Ware.
Kerosene Oil AMI Lamps hubrica twir Oil.
for maciinery-the best in the world, lIy
draulic Ccment.
Pumps of all sizcsand styles, Hydraulic Rams.
Lead Pipe, Wooden pipc, &c.
All kinds of Tin wor' putting up Pumps and
Rams, Tin Roofing, e., done promptly and in
the best manner.
GROVER 4 BANEn'S Sewing Machines
Beeswax, Tallow, Rags and all domestic pro-
dnce taken in payment for goods and work
On cash purchases from 50 to $50. five pcr
cent will be dcductcd On cash purchases over
$50, ten per cent will he deducted
Farmers. when you come to Grecnvilc, come
and sec SHERMAN, and he will take pleasure
in showing you his Stock-it is worth looking
at. j. B SHERMAN Aoont
July 20. 1854 #, f.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
PI[hENS-IN EQUII'l.
FIX l'arte


Henson Alexander. Bill for sale of Land
pURSC AMI to an order of the Court of
Il Equity, obtained at June sitting. 1884,
there will he sold to the Highest bidder. al
Pickens Court House, on S,ileday in Scptcn,
her, the lands described in the plcu,iimgs in
this case. to wit:
That VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND.
situntc. lying and being in tho district and
State aforesaid, ON Little Crow Creek. waters
of keowec river. containing Fcus Hundred
and Sixty Acrcs more or less, and adjoining
lands of Watson Stewart Henry Grogan and
others.
Tie tract of land is improved There arc
comfortable buildings ON the premises. to-.
gcther with about fifty arrcs of creek bottom
TERMS OF SALE.-On credit of one
and two years, with interest from date pay
able annually, except the costs, which arc to
be paid in cash. The purchaser to give bond
TO the Commissioners. with at least two good
SNrct!es, to secure the payment of the pur-
chase money: and pay extra for titles.
"RQB'T, y. THOMPSON, c.r.r.D.
Cnm'rS Office, July II. 1859 td
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AaEERRNRR,S SALES.

p( virtue of suntlry writs of fieri facios IN mo
~ directed, viii be sold before the Court House
in lickens District. within the legal hours. ON
the hrst Mondayan md Tucsdnyiu September next:
one tract OF land, containing onc hundred
acres more or less on waters OF ConcroSs, ad-
joining lands OF Wm Lady and others. levied
Oh MS The property Of c. Borsh, AT the suit of
lssertcll " Norman for another.
All the defendants interest in one tract of
land. containing thirteen hundred acres more
or less, adjoining lands of l.. Morchcad and
others, levied OH MS the property of T. NJ Kcitl,
at the suit of Henry Stuckc and others.
Two hundred acres of land more or less adj
Joining lands of Mrs Il. Merck and others. lev
ied OH ~ the property OF f. y. Garvin, at the
snit of w. X. Jones, Ex'or and oilers
One buggy and harness levied on ns th"rro-
perty of James Eaton. nj the suit Of w. 4. iIol-
land for the use of another.
One buggy an harness levied on ms he nron-
ety of JamcsP. Woolbrght, at the suit of James
III. Leroy
One tract of lahd containing 40 acres. near
the Stuniphonsc Tunnel, on which there is n
Powder Mill in good working order and rr,n
ming; and on Tuesday after Socdav at de-
tcndant's residence. from $500 to 5000 lbs
bi"s'ihg Powder 40 OF 90 lbs sulphur, pair
scales, about 10 empty canistcrs. | wagon and
harness, ] buggy, | bay horse, bay mare,
cow and calf, Piano and stool, household and
Kitchen furniture, and many other articles
levied on ns thepropcrty of j. NJ. ostcndorf'
at The suit of tue Bank OF the State of South
Carolina.
One tract of Land, containing two h,,n-
drcI ana thirty-siS acres more or less. whcroon
jackson Arier now lives, bounded by lands of
Reese Bowen, Josep!, Young aud others. ut the
snlt OF William Hunter and Reese Bowen
One tract of Land. on the waters of Conerots
Creek, Containing ten and half acres. where
on Margaret Fitzgerald noY lives levied on as
her property, at the suit of T.. Is. Benson,
Against Margorett Fitzgerald, and ". f. Fitz-
geraiI
Ono Sotrel Marc, levied on as the property of
Th".J. King attho,suit of r. !. GiiIiiand.
One Tuesday, after Salc:dny at pickcnsyille.
one Gray Horse. one Gray Marc one BAY Marc
and coli, ten mead Of Cattle, i've head Of sheep.
tw9 Horse Wagons, aud GamyalE one lot or
Goods in Store. one lot of Wheat one lot of
Iron. ono lot Of Blacksmith Tools, three Bed
stchds, and Furniture. &C., levied on as the
property of James II. Becknel, ut the suit of
Richard Ealentine and others.
Terms etsh; purchasers to pay for papers.
j.. G.. CRAIG, s.r.p.
August 4, 1859 2 td
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CoMMrssIOMER,s sAIEs
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
Pickcns-Hn Equity.
Avarilla Griffin y
Bill for Partition.

Vs., Bill for Partition
Thos. Griffin, ct. al
10y virtue of decretal ordcrof the Court
,1e of Equity, directed to me- there will
he sold at public auction. to the highest bid
der. at Pickcns Court House. on Snlcday in
September next, the Real Estate of Sargent
Griffin, deceased. to wit:
Tract No. 2. lying in the State and district
aforesaid, containing Five Hundred and
Eghty.hve Acres, and adjoining lands of
Trnct No. l.. Samuel Brown, \. Ropcr and
others.
Tract No. 3, similarly situate. containing
Three Hundred and Sixty-eiyht Acres, and
adjoining tracts Nos and ,. j. G. Fcrgu.
son and Others.
Plats of these tracts arc on GIc in NV
office for examination and soenf the premise:
TERMS OF SAlE.-0n credit of one. two
and three years, with interest from ,lav nf
sale, except the costs which are to bc paid in
cash. The purchaser or purchasers t, enter
into bond to the Commissioner. with mt least
two good sureties, TO secure the payment of
the purchase money. and pay extra for titles.
ROBT. y. THOMPSON, c.r.r.p.
Cnnr's Office. July &c. 1850 td
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Pendleton Pieces Current.
oonaEorEp wEEKLY nY ,lonN 7. sLnAX -,

PESoLhroE, August 8, 1859.
Cotton, per ID Gal coffee. Rio. ncr III l2a1d
Corn hush 90 1O''' Java =. 20 n 1o
Corn meal Z" 100 1.1U. Laq'a 4" I6,Iz
Bacon. hog X 10 !5-Balc Ropo l3o1I
Bagying. Gun'y 20 a2J Bc.swax. i" l8 n 90
Butter, per lb Is u lG Hgss, per doz 10 n 13I
Flour, per bl 900 II $Gilron, Swede. 90 n
indigo, g l3I l1ol "5to7 1a1(
Leaf, loa II English All
Aladder, 6 2oa 25l Molnsscs, NO so 65
Nails, per keg. 6 $3.50 WI 45 N IN
yats' per buSl' 40 4olPowdcr. perkcg $3.50 a8
aeaS' p" 80 n" "ti =" % lb 81 40
Ricc, 10 Ut Pepper, " lb 1G ~ 1S
Steel. Blister, l3iSalt per sack. 225 25O
Germnn, IL lllSugar. brown, Gall
Cast, - 2o;Sliot per sack. 200
Segars, Perdoz 20 90 Tobacco. per ID 25 100
nea' 'oa 90 Wheat. per bl 237 7a$250
Whisky, gal l00a l5O!Yarn, Factry. lOOn llO
OSnaburgs, per yard, III n II
y choice lot OF the above articles always on
hhht NJ JOnN i. SLOAN & Co.'S
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

w lLL he sold mt public auction, to the
wv highest bidder. at PcEcnS G. H.. ON
Haiet'ay IN September next that Tract of
Land, known as PickcnsviIlc. whercon the
HOTEL AND STORE HOUSE,
Now stands. containing acres moro or
less lying on the west side of the Road Lead
lnS to Pcndlcon, adjoining lands of Dir.
GiIliland, B. lIagood, stephen Watson and
others.
Also, Tract No .. lyingin in the fork of the
ichd,ct"n and Anderson roads, containing
Acres moreor less, adjoining Tract No. L.
Also Tract No 3, lying ON the East side
OF the Pcndletun and Anderson roads where
ON the new House, Blacksmith Shop, Stables
Corn Crlband Thashing machiuc now stands,
containing Acres more or less, adjoining
Tracts Nus. ] Sad .. McWhorter and others
Also Tract 4, living on the East side of
Nn.,3, and on the Grecnvillc road. and ad
Joining lands Of Cottrcll McWhorcr. Maui.
DIN and others, and Tract No, 3, containing
Acres more or less
Also. Tract No. .. known as the Robinson
Tract lying on the NoH side of the Green
willie road containing Al .rcs more or less.
an" aIio'nInS lands of IufuS Oats and 9th
ers. There is on the premises a good Dwell
ing anu all other necessary buildings
Also one other Tract lying Immediately
on the Grccnvilc road, y miles from Pick
cnsvillc containing 23l Acres more or less,
adjoining lands of Gen. Cruikshank, Col.
'"st.na Jameson, Spencer Stegall and 9TH
81. n high state of cultivation, with all the
'Ssary buildings, with anew Cotton GIN
: Screw with iirstratc young orchard OF
.-orlcs, Peaches and Pears.
Levied on MS tho property of j. H. Beck,
r'', at the suit of j. +. lIasuod, VI. NJ. Nor
tot and j. j. Norton, AsSignces.
TERMS OF SALE,-Onc half will he re-
ldifSd in cash. the other half on credit of
oIx Months with Notes and approved secu-
rty To tho AsSignccs
Plats of the land will be cNhibitcd ON the
day of sale.
July 2S 1850 ri
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IMPORTANT SALE,

HERE will bc sold to the highest bidder
4 at the late residence of Elias Mulhnnix,
ie,Abcr next. all the estate.
Ecal and Personal,
oS said deceased. namely:
Cne VALUABLE TRACT or LAND
Sit"n,c. wing md being in pickcns District.
31n Eighteen Mile Creek, containing Four
hundred and Twenty Acres more or less,
Tins tract lies three miles west of Pickcns
VILE, upon which there are Sixty Acres of
good bottom land. well dried aud improved
% LIKELY NEGROES,
Eve good Mules, one brood Mare large lot
"f III Igs and Cattle. one Still and utensils.
two barrels of WhiSkcy. lat of Corn with the
standing crop by the acre; one Wagon,
Farming Tools, Corn-Shcller, Household and
hitchcn Furniture. and various other articles
too numerous to mention
TERMS or SALE.-Twclve months credit,
with note and security. hearing interest.
july % 1859 -