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BOYS, C:.Ug'iiIsG.

100 Round Jackets
> $50 Pairs OF Pants
in Cloth AMI CassinCr: Coat.
1n Vests Of ytyc:, SIX. Cashmere arl Valencia
.uO Sacks and CONTRIBUTIONS qrali;i".. ,
Besides Under Shirts, Drawers, collars, TICS, SocRs ana
FINE !, common White shirts. Linen DC-"us. Thee good.
ar. rat,cn IN we'll. nicely eat In the liiesi styles. % good
| material, to Fl; boys from THREE 70 TWENTY years 81
age, and will be sold at fair prices. Those IN "ah' % -Hch
80. = narticul,-Ir Invited to- examine Ivy stock before
suoplvin- themselves. a. I ain confident can furnish a.
-no.i an article. Ready Made, n low ~ you'eou!d buy TIE
80. Nm. IRA SMITH,
o-,H lii Iain street.
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: IL ISTOR Y
OF COMMON PRAYER

BOOK or COMMON PRAYER,
Aud other lool- Of authority, by tie Rev. Tho. Lathbd'
rs. I vol, SO, ~ Pp.-:-"n
THOUGHTS Oh THE SERVICES.
BY Rev. \. Cleveland Coke. ID. u. Enlarged. Prce :" cts.
RECENTLY isSuEu-N&W IMPROVED kDliiONs;
ugf.iu aUl Compilation "f the Prayer Book, hy tie Rev.
Dr.. u.rnIrjnrr. Price - cis.
The Chlrcaa.!.', Manual, by Eyy. D.. DoEr. Price -
cent?.
History Of Pocket Prayer Boob, ny Rev. Nr. porT.-
Recognition Of Friend, ia Heaven, 10y Rev. Or. Dorr.-
Price - cts.
~ : discount 70 'hr Clergy, All any iiook j" The MAJ
k., .urpieL. sept eft
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. io,; >,LE.

III, SEe:stUES.-This day, a, 10 o'clock, l will sci
80 20 Fierty negrors-Mrn, boys, Girls, Women and
G1gG-. HECTOR DAVIS. Auct.
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s,L. OF VALUABLE GOLD MINING


IIY virtue 81 2 deere" Of tie Circui. LcGr'o! forchlaui
Is county. IL The Cause Of tie LNi..c DOr Mining Con
u,uy asaiu.' Joseph Th0mf.on, Charrs l.. NCuD, aaI
other, rendered Ga the sh u sept mDer, l-S?, the Under
signed. az Sprc.a! Commissioners, VII sell, "a iron; q -
door Of the Court House % -a.d county, on %" Third
MONDAY l2gdt Is NOVEMBER next. at pGh.ir auction, -
the highest bidder, 4 TRACT OF LAM iyins In the bI''
part 81 said county, aud valuable Tor IT, soti niriar =
iic-. This Tract cpGrai.s abOGt tEO hundred sod Y acc
being the land purchased 81 Thomas Hu.;ss. aa' 80"
~ the hodge, tract, and Of Thomas httg' aad I"..tH':
hi. vic. Ibis land lies Ia the goiI dissection az %. s''t, 80
has been valued Tor mimi: ~purpo.es, sHiha i''H Nuns
in.s suitable for mining operation. ,,
Persons wishing to purchase 1rc '1';si 10, -
land artLony E.m;rgan Wm J lIur',r t>atahon inH
Post OAice) Twin: rear the lad, VII 'N,H . . ~, ,1.n lay
disposed to examine il, aad vi! 'l'1"'" ~
desired about II. z-.t ~ The ,u-rb,..
money as shall be sufficient 70 P! 49,, .; 80 !" ,.Ir
,ts., I'm. - . oo , crs.i, Of one and Two ysar', eiHailh,'sL
msn,., fr"n day u ale, in:sr,,' . ,[3@ ..' ts a." a., III ,as r:
n.nir' W, p ~ '.,f,r.r order g:tnr Courts. aGd.i!GE~.secu'!'y
iaineiua'''"' CMAsTAIN WHITE, ! c.zm,B.
"a Ia = AXE
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ny oIcKi,soN. u,LL CO., AUcTs.

ltGFTY Is:t:IOE;S. This Day, a: 10 o'clock
& viii he sold ~ likely Negroes, consisting OF Men
10, rHa ...ri.. aad Women and Children.
OF =; DICKINSON. HILL CO, Aucts
HY sILLiAM n BETS, UCT
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NIGHT SCHOOL,

OF TIE
7cSA MECHANICS INSTITUTE.
: ..rNI5 commence TIE second MONDAY she li:h) Of
: s.. g.. A. end on lie lIia u March.
.@t.H S. cvHE, A. NJ, lr.,.,.-
G,,r = swim, \. NJ. '''N"e
tr.'.is VIZ. J. W. REEVE, i~H>;rucic: in Practical
,,.s.t-. Laws o. Accounts and PeHmarslip.
g. a-,r.I "a become scholars hat better enter thCir
. .a-. e, members O! The Institute.
,E..ss :tte lasiitu;e axe entitled TO the privileges
-. $500. s.,apGt additional charge.
wM. MACFAELAHE, Committee
8. :. CuTrEEi.E, Q! the
--'- n. T. BOWEN, Night school
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lIK"iNM MECHANICS, IN>rITUTl

I Sla-l %: Design OF The Mechanics Institute. vii!
! : r.r.I :0r the admission Of scholars. on the eSen-
D.. '.,EspAG. uc oher iIh and, thereafter, will he In
. rS.sy tuesday, thursday and Saturday evenings,
Isl " Apg!!. $50.
.a.-, 4" ~ and ilenriQur' have been engaged ~
GrG rar committee feel justified Icy past expert
%, amending them A. fuHv c"mpe;rn, to perform
t,.l, ,.ii.fIciorily. BESIDES the exercises IN free
~.,'Hs.as and simple geometry, and the iaorc i"'rI'
-.rrg-, .. mathematics, lectures will be delivered
talrS:ay evening, on sorae practical sub!vc: con'yci.
t.r exercises VI thr scholars.
-g arrau.rment VII be made 10 insar. the comfort OF
avs. .ad TO agOrJ facilities FOR taeir advancement.
-r.onS who Wish TO attend Nil. apply either {" one
-lH!essigErd, or TO j. W. Lewy!!Sn. Secretary Of tie
.-rGg whom certificates ~iu b. obtained. sui with
. F.. 40 one vii he admitted into tie school
e. :. pc: session Of three mor;!.s.
LhVs. IL: MhHN"'i Committee o.
JOS. +. rOHLL!.
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DC. 49, ,v.s At AuCTToNrN Louisa 90.

% MI = ~. C-T.,y ,-g-t ~ Lou 81,
- n H. October term. i-'F, 10 The case 81 JACK
- h.. g. Jackson. &c. the undyr,!E,, ~ I"n't y,,npp
,br,.py appointed. vii. on the 4h DAi ga %
nngo,..' Turnout. "a the Central railroad a"i AZ auc'!'n,
Or cash. twenty-five slaves, men, "9Esn ""d 'i.rif.h' oI
-. 80. Of John Jackson, deceased. The negroes are
s"s ,cr,g ,rI IErly-amoUr>' taeG = "a excellent:
II,chcr. II the day appointed be. from r9iH' uI'g'sa'!s-
Abe .el. will y. rAde OF Tie nex! sGlias.e Jay;
October IJ,!sy-cid' ELISHA
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INOWDEN'S DENTAL FLUID rrrcs's decay.
~ restores ;aisclSed gums to = healthy condition "ah
rcnu.Is tartar. Recommended iy Tie most celebrated
Dentists ~ far superior TO any den'ifrice il Use, imraft-
ing to The mouth and breath Il delightful aromatic fra
gralCC.
For sale by Druggists Everywhere. Oct i"-:m
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IsA iiHCT0k DAVIS, AUCT.

s.rn:sET NEGisOES.-We vii! sell, this day, at II
! r'r."r.. forty likely Negroes.
PuLLIAM 4 BETTS, Aucts.
t,s.. s-yi.- OH g,linxs' Hail Franklin Street
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rEG AKS.-We have .E.: Opcne'! e choice lot Of ua-
4 yana Cigars, among which arc the celebrated Cg!ars,
| Corci,as, Operas. I.e.Ala, and u;hcr popular brands also.
! one case OF those fine Old Eagle Extra Principe. and Il snail
nacLa-e Of double 4 Turkish smoking Tobacco.
Oct 20 T.. JOHNSTON K BRO, DruE-i.t'.
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) JRRAvaHi's M0NIH WASA,

FnG CHRONIC INFLAMMATION az Tii%GJii>
ron the CURE OF SCiInHILN.
EGH uFFENSIi T. E!.F NI!!.
For spuNGINf>S ~ tyr. al Vi.
FOL; THE CURE Of SIt,:'i.
FOR %Eg;CUiIAL iNFiAMNATi"N o.. TIE
Fox \ INITIATED STATE NJ yuG tLUiHs 20 i!i MOUTH
FOR LIBERATION ~ TIN GUNS 81 CHILDREN.
FOR .NFI iNM. IluN OF TIE PNLAfE.
FOR thu Cvl:E OF THRUSH ~ CHILDREN
FOR SERIOUS T~UNiEFACIluN OF iilE uNtLA.
fO!s THE CCEE OF Till. MOST OBSTINATE MD IN
NtiiArE DISEASES OF TIE MOUTH
Tu!s Al! should be- used after each u.vn. l. III prove
al excellent tonic aui a-ig!u.cui.
Gcn;iencn VII! tad ;ni, an agreeable mouth wash after
smvL.ns-reHOv.u@ ~ It does, iie unpleasant o'or from
The mouth.
All tina, Is asked Toy This wash il atr 'rI, ~h!ch will
a~S>UTrily convince every Que ot it, extraordinary efficacy
in curing the various Disease, :us which It's Tyr"Hrnen'sd.
This MaUTH w,>E = ~ TUaUuD, but o 'hrr'.r.; Of care,
study and attention. Il il. now Offered 10 t.- !"I,,a a. large,
,rgst!u. that 4; Will meet the want, ~! :"g afflicted. Pre-.
parcdGy
:. T.. corner o. Hanover and Lombard ,;,., Baltimore.
So To whom all orIery. must zee .!G5ysti.
So For sale, Ia Richmond, by LNia.Y \ ROBINSON
wAEE@S : rE,ECE. ". .'"EEI>nS- july 3
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I'.N IL VI ]. u 7 I = CT y.
COMMENCING ~ THURSDAY, .,L
Y the .;ih OCTOBER, -. ia" .%soS.
RACES OYER the Ashland C"ur.", ~ -fsaS52~~
IInnovcr county, VI, VIII continue
uy. Il.s. A. follows.
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FOURTH DAY.

Fm.T r.ug.-s!us.c dash of twO u"'", free Tor all age
for y rur>~ Il *.gi on She part o! the Club so entrance
Sos, ~E,j&-Joctry Cab purse $500. -Four nil,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-01-22

gress of the United States, Members of tho
Legislature of this State, Sheriff, Clerk
Ordinary, or other District Officer. Mavor
and Aldermen of any city, Intcndant and
Wardens otany incorporated town, Officers
of the Militia or Volunteer Organizations
of the State, or at any other election now
required, or that shall hereafter be reou;red
by law to be held within this State onv
person shall, by the payment, delivery or
promise OF money, or other article of yalue
procure another to vote for or against nny
particular candidate or measure, the nerson
so promising, and the person so voting
snail each be guilty of msdemeanor, and
upon conviction thereof shall, for the first
offence, be fined in any sum not less than
one hundred dollars nor more than fvc bnn
drcd do!ars, and imprisoned for any term
OF time not less thau one month nor moro
than SIX months; and, for the second of
fence, shall be tined in any sun not less
than five hundred dollars, nor more than
hVe thousand dollars, and imprisoned for
any term of time not less than three months
nor moro than twelve months.
Nv, IL Mt any election, as in the prece-
ding section of this Act is nc! ioncd, any
person shall offer or propose to procure an
other, by the payment, delivery or promise
otmoney, or other nrticlc.of value. to vote
Tor or against any particular candidate or
measure, or shall offer or propose, for the
consideration of money or other article of
value paid delivered or promised, to vote
for or against any particular candidate or
measure, such person SO Offering to procure
or voto shall be deemed guilty of misdc-
meanor, and, upon conviction thereof, shall
be fined and imprisoned at the discretion
of the Court
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Brandreth,e Pills.

THESE eelcbrapted Pills are ofvegetahle com.
J. pound, free from mercury or drngs of any
kind. They are n sovereign remedy for pain or
any uneasiness in the body, or coativencss. Skin
diseases Of aD inyeteratc ard painful character,
such us erysipelas, salt rheuna. letter and SUM
mer heat, have been eradicated by their use
These pills have cured the ybeumatic, the ep
leptic. tho paFelytic, nDd the copsumptiVo. In
jaundice and oil affections of tho liver, dyspep-
sia, dysenteyy. and darrhOea, peurisy, sudden
pains and iRtlammations female obstructiOns,
scorbutic aud soPofQlous, even gouty and ncu.
ralgic affections, have given way TO the use of
this meiiicine; md now, after twenty years ex.
perience, the public estimation of Brandreth's q
Pills continue to Increase. For Worms Bran
iseth's Pills are the best vopmimge; they are
infallible little child, six years old, for some
weeks was dropping its mother gave il one
of Brandreth's sugar coated pills; the next day
there come away worm sixteen inches long
aud as large az elild's finger. The child was
we'll And for Pleurisy nothing is better. Let
the people discard prejudice and try them.
pely~ Sold by w. $. & @. Y. WILLIAMS, at
Salubrity. s, c., at tho usual price.
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AEaHlasREEH,S SALES.

by virtue of sundry writs of ticri facias TO me
ID directed, will be sold before the Court House
IN lickcns District, within the legal hours, on
the first Monday and Tuesday in FEBRUARY next:
One tract of land, containing five hundred aud
three acres, more OF less Mile creek adioin-
ing lands of John Price, Hardin Price and 9TH
ers, levied onas the property OF NJ Alexander
at the suit of Elihu Griffin
One tract of land, containing six hundred
acres more or less, on Twelve Mile river. and
adjoining lands of Il Madden and others known
as the saw mill tract, levied on as the property
oiG Garvin, at the suit of Carter Clayton
and others.
All the wight, title, claim and interest which
the defendant has in tract OF land containing
four hundred acres more or less on Wcavcry
creek, and adjoining lands of A Hester, decd.
A Keith and others, lowed on as propcty of |
O'Shields mt the suit OFF Il llagood.
One tract of land containing one hundred
and forty acres more or less, known as the
white cove tract adjoining lands of Col j.
Norton and others, levied on as the property
OF James Nichols at the sui. CT 4 y Grant
One tract of land, containing one hundred
and forty acres more or less and adjoining lands
OF James Parsons, G Brock and others levied
on rs tho property of 4Eneas Hunter, at the suit
of Carter Clayton. VIM Hunter and others.
One tract of land, containing one hundred
acres more less, adjoining lands of II Gro
IL smith III the suit OF Robert Stewart.
Ten likely negroes viz Caroline and her
tnr Children, Julius, Jack, Susy, Orr; Esther
ana hcr four children, Emily, Butler, Jane and
Scott, also black horses, carriage and harness
two horse Wagon and gear, / stove and :.ipe
double barrel shot gun and powdcr-Iask At
defendants residence 2 small tables, | work
stand &C.. | Bureau, 2 side boards, clocks, !
tin safe, clothes press, bedstead and matrass
sofa, dozen parlor chairs 3 rocking chairs,
pair andirons, fine looking glass, iron safe,
i chest parlor tables 2 wash stands / lot
stock hogs, lot crockery ware and other small
articles. All the above properly is of the best
quality. sold as the property of E. NJ. Keith,
under Mortgage in favor of b FPcrry and ii f
in favor of N Lawrence, ID a s. L Nj Alexander
and others.
One grey mare, saddle and bride, buggy
and harness, levied on MS the property of w
Terry, at the suit of James George & Co.
On Tuesday after saleday at defendants res
idcnce about thirty bushels corn rendered in
on schedule rs the property of Vim Moore at
the suit of ii Moore for another.
On Tuesday after saledny, at Tunnel Hill one
trunk and contents, | shot gun, pianos, one
square and saw levied on by Domestic Attach
ment, as the property of VIM. Irwin, at the suit
of Il Herndon.
One yoke of oxen and cart levied on as the
property of j. w. Terry at the suit OF Joseph
f.. Neville.
Terms cash purchasers to pay for papers.
l.. G. CRAIG, SID.
Jan. 13, 1850 @25 I'd
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OBJ U rWARW,

DEPARTED this life, on The I'd January. inst,
Mrs. FRANCES GAINES, consort of Rev. Robert
Gaines in the 18th year of her age The de-
ceased was n native of Virginia, was raised in
North Carolina, but spent the most Of her days
in this state. Having been afflicted in body for
many years, she was, n few days before her
death, attacked by stubborn cold, which prov
ci fatal. Mrs. GAINES had been a member of
tile Methodist church for G2 years, ahd has left
behind her a large family conncxon and many
friends. bcreayed and sorcly afflicted. BLESS
cd are the. dead who tic in the Lord -
DIED, on the LIST instant, of Pneumonia, after
an illness of thirteen days, LIZZIE JANE, daugh-
ter of James a. and Martha Doyle aged two
years. eleven months and twenty-sevcn DAYS.
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10 YIN. s NEAL.

MARRIED. on the 10th instant. by f. Alcxan-
der, Esq, Mr. JEFFERSON ALEXANDER to Miss Ma
LISDA RREvrs. all of Pickens.
On the 4th instant, by Rev. A, Rice, ISAAC
WfcKLIrFE, Esq, of pickens, to Miss CELESTE
Ma WAKEFIELD, of Anderson.
On the llth instant, by Rev. w. G. Mullin-
nix, MIR. JoHS +. TR.YSUM to Miss MARTHA A.
SMITH all of Anderson.
On the 23d ult. by \. B Bowdcu, Esq. Mr..
u: d. kIcnEr to Miss EMALINg DARBY, all of
Pickcns.
On the 18th instant, by the same, Mr.. JAMES
NETTING to Miss CArHARINE KING, of FORSYTH
County, Ga.
nay Dahloncga Signal please copy.
On the 9th instant, by Rev. A. W. McGuiin
MIR. JAMES MILLER to Miss DELrLAn c. DUxLAP,
all Of Pickcns.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
Pickens--AD Equity.
Bill for Partition.
Margaret Steele

marSarct steele
VS. Bill for Partition.
Sarah Steele. ct al.
RY virtue of an order Of tho Court of Equi-
ID ty, made at Chambers by Chancellor
Wardlaw, will be sold to the highest bidder
at Pickcns Court House, on saeday in Feb
ruary next, the REAL ESTATE of William
ID. Steele, dcceased-Said Lands being, lying
and situate in PickenS district--to wit:
Tract No. 4, or Crooked Greek Tract, con-
tanning Four Hundred and Eighty -Four
Acres more or less, and adjoining lands of
Maj Robt Maxwell, Xachariah Hubbard and
others.
:, No: 5, or Dodgcns Crock Tract. containing
Two Hundred and Tify-Six Acres more or
loss, and adjoining Tract No 4, Mai Robert
Maxwell and others.
No, 6, or the Robinson Tract, containing
Two Hundred and Fourteen Aces more or
less, and adjoining Tract No. |, Jacob Schro
der and others
No: Z, or the Ruth Tract, containing One
Hundred and Fifty-six Acres more or less.
and adjoining Jacob Schroeder, III. Fajen and
others
No. 8, or the Fowler Tract, containing
three Hundred and Twenty-Five Acres more
or less, on waters of Rlchland creek. and ad-
joiuingJ V Shankln, Tract No. l., aud 9th
ers.
NO. y, or the Twelve Mile Tract. contain
ing Two Hundred Acres more or less, and
adjoining lands of Phillip Clayton and others
No. 10, or the Dcdd Tract, containing Three
Hundred and Forty Acres more or less and
adjoining Thomas Dodd and others.
No. !, or the Brasstown Tract. contain
ing One Thousand Acres, more or less.
TEX IS OF SALE.-On credit of one.
two ana three years, with interest from day
Ot sale, (cXccpt the costs which must hc mn irl
in cash.) The purchaser or purchasers to
enter into bond to the Commissioners with at
least two good surctios. to secure the pay
ment of the purchase money, with leave to
anticipate the payments. Purchasers to pay
extra fer papers.
RoBT. A. THOMPSON, c.E.r.D.
Comrs Office. Dec. %, 1853 23 IF
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9 a ~ D,0D a u & s..
EWk OnplNAnY

gs3" The friends of j. II. MARETT respect
fully announce him n candidate for Ordinary of
Piekcns District ut the next election.
BY" The friends OF VIM. j. PARSONS. ESQ.
respectfully announce him candidate for re-
election to the Office of Ordinary. for pickens
district, at the ensuing election.
keiEH The friends of w e. HOLCONIBE rec
pcc'inly announce him candidate for Ordina-
ry, at the next election.
Gr'9" The friends of .. II. JOHNS respect
lully announce him candidate for Ordinary az
the next election.
gsta-. The friends of Rev. JOHN OWENS beg
leave TO announce him II candidate for Ordinary
OF Pickens district, at the ensuing election.
Bsslo The friends Of THOMAS j. KEITH re-
spcctiully announce him q candidate for Ordin-
AIRY OF Pickcns district, at the ensuing election.
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GR1sCERIES!l

THNIIE undersigned has just and ;s receiving
i n good assortment of Sugar. Coffee. Teas
Molasses. Spice, Ginger, Pepper, Cinnamon
Gloves. Mustard, Raisins, Choose, Rice
Starch, Yeast Powder, Salt, Birthstone. Bo.
rax, Copperas, Indigo, Madder, Soap, Can.
dies, Soda, Candy, etc. etc. etc.
--ALSO-
Nails Of various kinds aud sizes, Powder,
Shot, Lead, Caps and Flints.
All of the above articles am now Off ring
cheap for CAsn and for CASH only.
! have also n small Lot of HIRDWaRE
on band which offer at cost price for CAsn.
g. RIRCKE, Jr.
P.S. Mr.. G.. RIEcxE, jr., tenders his thanks
70 the public for their liberal patronage dur.
ing the last year, and solicits' share Of tho
public patronage for the ensuing season.
Welbalh, Jan. IA, 1850 2m. 6
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MERCANTILE NOTICE

ii AVlNG purchased Tie ontiro interest Of
ii Il. Alexander, one of the firm Of T.. e
f. y. alexander, at this place. the business
for the future will be carried on i'm tho name
of the subscriber. All persons indebted to
late firm must pay up by the first of January
next.
have on hand fresh and we'll selected
Stock Of Goods,
Suited to the season and market which will
be sold low for CAsuor to punctual customers.
GOODS bartcrcd rs usual.
return my sincere thanks for former lib
cral patronage. and natter myself that shall
continue to merit the patronage of my old
friends and customers.
f.. E. ALEXANDER.
Pickens c. H., Dec =, 1898 2l-4
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Hn Esquity---Pickons

=. Z, Alexander, Survivor VS.. Preston McKin-
ney, ct. ais.
PURSUANT toa order made by the Court of
Equity, in this oase Mt June term, 1858, all
thc creditors of Preston Mckinney are required
to come before me and establish their demanSse;
against him according to law, within three
months from the date hereof; otherwise. they
will be forever barred.
ROB'T. a. THOMPSON, c.x.p.p.
: ,Cosn'rs 0iiicc, Jan. Is, 1859 8m
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Eall and Winter Goods.
LUMBERl LUMBER !

ENlIE subscribers having purchased the
a MILLS formerly owned BY Col. John a.
EaSlcy, deceased, three miles cast of Pickcns
H., are prepared to fill orders for LUM-
BhR, finished or unfinished; Sash, Blinds,
Pannel Doors, or anything in that line, at
short notice. We are determined to carry on
the business III all its branches, and persons
wishing anything in our line may be assured
their orders will meet with prompt attention.
The business will he carried ON under the
name of the SIX Mile Company" Mr. NJ +
MTcnELL is the authorized Agent of the Com
pany. to whom all orders should be addressed.
We solicit a share of public patronage.
u. j. KEITlI,
III. q. BOGGS,
NJ. +. MITCHELL,
l.. c. CRAIG,
j. II. LAWRENCE,
W. N. CRAIG.
Six Mile. Nov. 5. 1858 l6 If
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MOTHdlE.

WILL be At Pipkcas G. II. on Tuesday and
Wednesday the 2sth aad 28th of the present
month. when viii be glad Ia receive such sums
rs may be due upon open accounts the estate
Of the late Col. j. =, Essley, jr. All accounts
not liqudsted by thai TINS viii be placed in the
hands of Az officer for Immediate collection.
W. x. EASLEY, Adm'r,
Jan l8 1850 % 4
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EverYbody's Notice.

WILL be sold before the Court House of
Pickens district, on Saleday in Februa-
ry next, ONE TRACT OF LAND, belonging to
James Fraser g. Co, containing One Hundred
and Forty Acres more or less. and adjoining
lands of VIM. COrbin, John Calhoun and others
Terms of sale--cash.
JAMES FRASER g. co.
Jan 8, 1850 "a
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To Parents and Guardians.

NNliE exercises of Georges Greek Acadc-
u my will be resumed, by the present In
cumbcnt ON the I'd Monday in january next.
As to sobriety. morality and high-toned' siti-
zens. Georges Creek is second to none. Tho
Academy is situated in as healthy locality
as the District affords. Boarding can bc had
in the best of families at reasonable rates.
BY order Of the Board of Trustees.
ID. GRICE Principal.
Dec. l6 1858 % tf
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Final Notice.

4 FINAL settlement of the Estate of James w.
a Couch, deceased will be made in the Ordi-
nary's Office on Friday the 18th of April next.
All persons indebted thereto are required to
make payment at once: and those having de-
mands against the said Estate must render them
to me, legally attested, on or by that day.
CYNTHIA j. HENDRICKS, Adm'x.
Jan. 10, 1859 25 BIN
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no HTRE

THREE NEGROES, TO wit: Man and two
i Women. They viii be hired to the highest
bidder, separately, enc next saleday, or bS pri-
vate contract until that time. For terrns, or
fqrthcepa particulars, apply 70 S''D'' y
RQB"F, a. THOMPSON,
Jan. iJ, 1872 20 Guardian