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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-09

Deucriptisu % Thseasrc Rnrher's nihrury.
1.-THE Boston correspondent, Of tho 0lor-
eestef tMkss) fs<5fapA thtis describes the
library left by the Rev. Theodore Parker;
p He has given his library 70 The City r Of
Boston. and anoble gift II is: Eighteen thou
sand volumes, written In thirty different Ian
puages, among them 2 800 books ofreferonce.
Whoever has paid q visit to his library, will
not soon forget II, Up the stairway passing
the great wooden clock which has licked
through the lives OF SO many OF his family, TO
the upper story OF his house In Exeter place,
you brush against the old Queens arm, that
his ancestor carried on Lexington Sreen, and
length of Ire house, lighted by windows at
each end. Here are the books, SO long. inti-
mate friends 10 him. When will they find
such a friend apain2 Who can tellf Per-
hans they must keep their sympathies pent
up, until they moulder or are eaten BY
worms. 10 ~. t,--f IA 81 = fs'iioIt
The The silent SEsaa lGnaost LOUD. chants +
Years a6o there was 4 moor farmers boy
working hard for daily bread. After years
of age he had learned all that the district
school could teach him. A friend told him
he would teach him Latin ifhe had n alexicon.
He thirsted for the knowledge as few know
how 10 thirst. But how was he TO get SO
much money? How but by the same spirit
of indomitable perseverance that has placed
him at the head Of the worlds living schol-
ars. He picked huckleberries, and sold them
at three cents quart, until the fortune was
amassed, and learned the language, the first
of twenty-eight with which he was familiar.
Here it is, the very book, the first Theodore
Parker ever bought, II is far from lonely
now. $4,000 companions. Musty old black
| letter folios, bound in vellum, fitted with an
tique clasps and the chains which suspended
them in some medieval CELL classics richly
bound and printed. The spruce issues of to-
day, by the superannuated old fogies Of long
ago. Essays, Biography, History, Art, Sci
euce, Poetry, Ballads Of England, Spain, Ger
many, Ireland, and Switzerland, vast num-
Der Of rare maps, embracing everything from
Boston to the White Nile Dictionaries and
Encyclopedias, piled three or four feet deep,
| floor, every where, where no one but he
could find them, wilderness, a labyrinth OF
books.
Here by the back window stands his desk,
withperhaps a manuscript lying on il, written
partly in cipher, and the rest in handwriting
almost as illegible. On one side Parian
head of Jesus, on the other one of Spartacus.
Before him there hung picture of Danial
Webster, until one day of certain month OF
March he, almost in tears, came into the
room and took it down forever. Here, too, is
his inkstand, out of which at his touch there
leaped so many living, breathing thoughts.
II is large and heavy enough to be the same
as that with which Martin Luther sought to
overcome the Father of Evil. .I- 49,. ..r
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-02-25
FATR PLAY AcAnEMY.

NE TRUSTEES Of this Institution take
a pleasnre.in in announcing to the community
that they have securedthe services of Mr.. WM
L. CLEyEJAND, rs Teacher during the present
year, and respectfully solicit liberal share of
patronage. Mr. Cleveland is n graduate Of the
South Carolina College of tho class of last year,
and his well known distinction at graduation
renders unnecessary, on our part, any recon-
msndatiop orguaranty of his qualifications.
ReATES CIV L'GITEON
PER SCHOLASTIC TERN OF TEN MONTHS.
Spelling, Reading and Writing with the ele4
monts of Arithmetic, $l2 90
The above, with English Grammar and
Geography, 1G 90
Towno's Analysis, Algebra, Geometry,
Surveying, &C., &cs 1S' 90
Latin ana Greek Languages, % 90
The very bcH boarding can be had at Eight
dollars pcr month (cxcluding lights.
The exercises of the Academy be resumed
on Monday the 10th inst.
d. s. STRIBLING,
BALUS HIX,
DR.. w. r.. IIARBgN, Trustees.
MORGAN HAREIN,
a. j. LOONEY,
Jan. H. 1860 24 If
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-02-25
Ordinary's Sale.

d virtue of an order to nc directed hy Nv.
District, will sell to the highest bidder at
1'ckcns Court House. on SaIedaY in March
next the Real Estate Of Henry Whitmire, de-
ceased, to wit:
Tract No !, the home place, on Jocasscc and
Toxaway Rivers. adjoining lands of Daniel
Whitmlre 'saac Crow and others, containing
56G Acres more or less.
Tract No 2 adjoining No and lands of
. Isaac Anderson and others, containing l3l
Acres niore.uf less. NJ
TERMS OF FSALE,-On credit of twelve months
with interest from day of sale, except the cost
which must be paid in cash. The. purchaser to
give bond with good security, to the Ordinary to
secure the payment of the parchase money
with a'mortgageof the promises if deemed nee
eSsary by him. Purchaser to- pay extra for
titles. T. c. fCR.tfG, $. p. n,
Fob. & 1850 % = -
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-02-25
sHERIFFfS SALES

Ia virtue of sundry writs of feri fucias To me di
- Pect9d, will be sold before the Court House in
gtekens District within the legalhours on tile first
IenYay and Tuesdny in March next,
One tract of land containing T5Oacres more or
less whereon Gen. f. N. GuEin now lives, ON II
Mile river levied onas the property of defendant
Aat GIG siit Of J, o. Lewis, Mrs. Ed. Keith, r. j
and y. Nj. Keith, Ex'0rs and others
the bay mare ievied on aa the pr0nerty of An
afeB jackson at the suit Of Steele and Neville and
othsrs - kf
One TRACT of land containing 900 acres more OF
less, whereoif the defendant. Thomas Dillard now
likes, on IL Mile River adjoining lands of Mex
saIcr Aligood, Thomas Rogers and 3alus Stephens,
seFiedon G3 bis prQpertyat tlie separate suits OF
Eiaar Alcxmde9 Robert Iirkscy and others.
One tract of land containing ~ acres more or
lesE whereof defendaht now lives, adjoining Iarts
&c saauei Crawford, Stephen Ahrett and others
seyed on os the property OF Willis Burkett at the
a,tlls OF g. $ Reese, ]. b Benson, Allen Elliott
AMI others. 't
One tract Of land containing 90 acres more or
less. on waters of Game creek, adjoining lands of
q. Fiukenstand and Others, levied TN as iRo,prop-
efty of John Frecks, of the sIt Of q, Fakenstdnl
.0ae trtet Of land containing 98 acres moreiof
lesg wlercon the defendant now lives adjoining
lauls OF Joberry Marett, L IsoelBafd others lew
saitOf James lIafFisOnIafd others. - +,
the lot Containing acre moreorless, on Funnel
Hip, six shanties on saii let, adjoining lands of
Sol Jeptha Norton aud tbc railPoad line, levied
9p qs the pEqperty of Mo- Golden ~ the suit Of
the Stais.s ttStaFtF -, ~ :. ~ b
One tract of land cpdtaias9e Is Scrssy ymere or
Jgss, aRdoiRiug tSgp Sanaets and others also one
Hegro wotuo8 4aned slogr0ing, ieeisd on os the
pr6pertyof JoEathal y gIeselpnd at tbs suits OF
HuDnicuttb Maggie, YEibis y Co. and ,Jolla
aY l. Cary. !fs
One s6TroI bors9 levied on asths properly Of q.
Eaytor AZ che, suit of, ,Jg 3 sc n tYillidms.
ne pieyhafk mare levied on as the pFope5lys6f
p Collins Al the sgit Of Aisnhgy Keith, dip't.
- So. : II O, 1R.tIG, s.R.p; 9
ary sIsGa ~ 80 ID
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-02-25
Runaway

- {RQM the sdbscriber, on the 29th ,tandaty last
2 Negro Boy FRANK, about 80 years of age.
Said boy is about $50 feet eight or rtenincbeshish
&ery square built, weighs l60 or l70 poundg, very
''''ss d Que uf mis- upper front Seuih has a yvi-
tow speck ON IT, and is quick spoken. He has a
scar OF an axe on one of his feet near the istep
Nhen he left he had on pale blue sack coat and
tpopperas and dark twisted pants, one pair of eacl
lie also took grey cap and ow-crowned, slick
nat about half worn, with him Twenty dollars re-
warI VIII be given to any person that will apbre-
mend the boy and bring him to the subscriber
or conhne him in any Jail so that may get him
MY residence is four mileS below Jarretts Bridge
on rugalo River, Franklin county, Ga.
Feb 18, 500 '"- % tf
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-02-25
TiiE ijilGE RIDGE RAILROAD.
1900 Acres of Land,
|Sst,REEsAsY ONE WHILE Or TKHE
W AIIIALIA DEPO

I'HE RAILROAD is the line for nerr one milo,
y presenting some of the hahdsomest BUILDING
sites. The lands are mostly in the forest. rich
bottom and upland lying on both sides of the
North fork Of the Co"eross Creek, for ono and n
hdlf miles intend laying Off ten Lots of twenty
acres each, running to and Fronting the Railroad
and TO attach to each Lot one hundrcd and fifty
acres Of land, or to make the quantity to suit pur-
chasers. s,
ALSO, my Poor Mountain Tract, containing
Two Thousand Five Hundred Acres, with large
quantity of bottom andrch mountain valleys If
this Is NOT capable of being made one of tho best
grazing farms in Pickens District then you will
have to hunt the Oldest man in Pickens District TO
poiut tic other A man that is afraid to invest
money in Lands noar Railroads, would be called a
sow-cart, for the history of the world is that they
have raised the price of lands as evcu to aston
ish tie incredulous. [ am determined to SELL
one-fourth cash, balance in one and two wears
Don't be afraid to come and look. The cars
won't run over you They only want, and that for
the next hundred years your timber for cross ties
and fuel and pay out on the road for all time
forty dollars out of every hundred dollars that
they make. If this would not put man in a good
humor then please start some invention that will
do more for mankind than Railroads have done
Please call on me lat Waysde, and if / can't sell
You land shall know that you are not railroad
man. JAMES ONERTON LEWIS
Jan 20, lShO " mtf.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-02-25
In EquitY-Pickens.

GUARDIANS. Trustees, Committees and those
~ who have sold property under the decree of
this Court, are required to file their Annual Re-
turns in my Office on or before Monday the IItll
day of May next, setting forth on oath the Value
Of the Estates committed to their care exhjbitinp
mlinitnens,of title, bills of sale. and receipts of
money from all sources belonging theretos V0uch-
crs for all payments out must be exhibited before
credits can be allowed No Returns can be re-
eeivcd on public days unless properly. made out.
The Admpistrators, Executors and slIreties of any
of the parties above, designated, who may be
dead, are required by law TO mako returns for
their intestates, testntors, or principals. Those
falling to comply herewith will be ruled as the law
requires.
RQBT. A. THOMPSON, c.E.p.D.
Feb 4, 1SDO 0A
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-02-25
TIE PICKENs ACADEMY,

INllEIRUSrEES of this Institution have tho
Il pleasure of announcing 70 the community
that they have obtained the services Of Mr.
d. w. PHILPoT as II Teacher for the ensuing
year. His qualifications and character are such
as to commend him to parents and guardians
who have children and wards to educate.
The year will be divided into Sessions of five
months each, and those entering the School will
be charged for the full quarter, unless different
arrangements arc mado with the Teacher.
TERMS PER SESSION.
Primary branches, Reading Writing and Arith-
TIC So 90
The above, with English Grammar and
Geography, I so
Philosophy, Chemistry, History. 10 90
Higher branches of Mathematics and
Latin, Is 90
The School will opcn on Monday the 10th day
Of January 1860
j. Il. lIAGOOD, NV f. HOLCOMRE.
w. Z. kEIFll. JOS. }. NORTON,
ROBT. A. THOMPSON, Trustees.
Dec l3. 1889 81 IF
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-02-25
THE STATE OF SOUlu CAROLINA,
-tpiCKgNs--IN ORDINARY
Petition for Partition.
Charles Wood, ct, ais
Ordinarv's Sale.

RG virtue of an order to me directed by w
7AO f. IIplcombe, Esq. Ordinary of PiGkcns
District will sell TO the highest bidder at Pick.
ems c: H., ON SaledNy in March ncxt the
Real Estate of Washington Smith, deceased, to
ono Tract Of Land on waters of Milestone
Moore and others, containing Five Hundred
and Fifty Acres more or less
Terms of Stie.--On II credit of twelve months
from day of Sale. except the cost
(which must be paid in cash The purchaser to
give Bond with good security, to the Ordinary
to secure the payment of the purchase money
with mortgage of the premises, if deemed nee.
essaly By him, Purchaser to pay extra for
titles.
L. G. CRAIG, SID.
Feb. g. lSGn 2S td
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-02-25
Ordinary's Sale.

: p Ylvirtue Of an order to mo directed by w.
4p u llolcombe, Esq, Ordinary of Pickens
District. Twill sell tothc highest bidder at Pick
ems G IL, OH ,Saleday in March next, tile lloal
Estate of Joel Mason, deceased. to wit:
One Tract Of Land situatein Pckens Dilerick
on waters of Choestoee Creek, adjoningslands
Of Thomas W, III liarbjn, Thomas jenkins and
others, Containing Two Uqndrod and eighty
Azores moro or less. ~
: 4sr9ss--On a credit of twelve months, with
Interest," from day of sale. except the costs, which
must be paid Ia cash The purchaser to give
bond with good security to the 0tdinary TO So
cure the pIrohas9 money. with mortgage Of
tile premises if deemed necessary by him. por,
chaser to pay exsFa for titles. q- i
ss X. e ,L.S0. CRAIG, s.P.p.
Feb &. 1880 % IA
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Foh. s. l8Gn
Ordinary's Sale.

IQY virtue of an order to me directed by w.
7A1 r. ll1scon,bc, Esq, Ordinary of Pickens
District will sell to the highest bidder before
the Court House door. on Snlcday in March
next, the Real Estate of Elizabeth Smith, dc.
ceased, tu wit:
One Tract of Land on waters of Chuusa Greek,
adjoining lands Of Messiah Long and others,
containing Four Hundred Acres more or less.
Fcr"'S,--on credit of twelve months with
interest from day of sale except the cost, which
must be paid in cash. The purchaser to give
bond, with goDd security, to the Ordinary,
and mortgage of tho premises if required 6y
hlm Purchaser to pay extra for titles.
i Feb. g. 1860 % ri
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-02-25
THE PENDLETON HOTEL,

TENllE Subscriber takes pleasure in informins
r his friends and the public that he has ia
Ken charge OF that large and commodious House
in the village of
PENDLET0N, S. a..
Tie intends to keep u first class house, aud
invites the ira Yelling public and his friends to
give him call Amongst the comforts and
convenences added, is that of a Reading Room,
where the latest papers may be consulted
"A. b. BOWDEN
Feb ., 1860 27 tf
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-02-25
Anderson Prices Current.
oomEcTHp wEENLY by, nLEcKLEY & onAYroNs

0oGNGcTf0 wEENLY BY nLEcELEr & oRArToNs.
ANDERSON G. H., Feb. 1t, 1860
Cotton Per III g 102iCoifcc, Rio, per ID 13Iu14
Norn, bush, al2O Java, /" is Il 20
Corn meal l25 4" Lag'a 4" Is 1G
Cow Peas, "90a 1OOCastings, "b o10
Bacon, hog II, 1Oa l25 Beeswax, 2on22
Bagging, Gun'y, 15a1G} Bale Rope, l0a12I
Butter per lb l2I 15IFlour, per bar. G50o 700
Iron, Swedc, per Id GJlNails 9. kcr, 5InGl
English, 69IOats, K" bush 40 90
sugar Drown II lolasses, w 10 a 45
Salt, per sack. 50 0OI NO go n 81,
Steel cast - 29IPowder, per kcg, - a 8
MSrIh"n' ~ i2I blasting, 81 81
Blister l0a III Rice, per lb 5 C
sole SOL b. per 10. 20 a Raw Hides dry 123
W meat; bush. i (" i2ol Wool. per 10. 25 80
Yarn (best) per bunch, l1On 10
HsS~ You will always find a large lot of Gro
ccrics and other heavy goods OH hand and for
sale atow prices, at B & tVs.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-02-25
BACHELORS RETREAT ACADEMY.
PICKENS DISTRICT

JlE undersigned would respectfully announce to
L the public that they have engaged the Rev.
WM. McWnoRTER to open an ENG'LLSH AND
CLASSIC1L SCHOOL at this place, on the I'd
Monday in january, 1860. His cxpcrenccof some
ten yearsin teaching, and his well known and es-
tablishcd character need no commentator from US
We would, therefore, invite the attention of those
who would have their children and wards placed
under sound moral influence and thorough instruc-
ton, and would solicit their patronage, The Prin-
cipal is prepared to Board number of Students
and other good families will do tic same on reason
able terms.
This academy is located in a section pleasant,
hcalihful and well supplied With churches of the
diterent denominations.
Terms OF 'Eime.
TWO SESSIONS OF TWENTY WEEKS EACH
Rates of Tuition per session
Spelling, Reading, Writing and Arithmetic Sc 90
English Grammar aud Geograry. with above 80
Geometry, Surveying, Philosophy Rhetoric,
Latin Greek and French Is 90
S ii JOHNS. Il p WERNER.
l. III WERNER Il S MILLER
N ID Il SMITIISON Trustees
Dec ), 1859 90 If
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-02-25
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

p. N M F"r'S c'sveland. Petition for Account.
IN. he: v, the Petition in the above case and it
~ appearing TO my satisfaction that Jonathan n.
Cleveland, Executor of the Estate of Eli Cloyehnd
deceased, is absent from the Stato On motion of
tile Petitioner, Il is ordered that he do appear IN
tho Court Of Ordinary TO be held at Pickens G II,
FOR Pickeas District, aud account for his Exccutor
ship ofsaid Estate on the 1dth day of May next,
or decroo will be made in tile case as if he were
personally present, Witness my hand and seal
this 9Th February, 1860 q
w. Is. H0LCOMBE, op.h
Feb 1860 2s sn
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-02-25
Allcock's Porous PIastors

4 RE the most useful articles of the kind vet in
~ troduced tc the public. They are entirely
pleasant; they 10 not roll up in henps they do not
adhere to your linen they only adhere to the
skin and they are pleasant, because they are ncx-
Ibio and move with every motion. They are the
best strengthening plaster, best pain reliever and
I'M admirable plaster fur skin Diseases especially
moth of the skin. 0ichcn.) nnd all unsightly dis
colo"tions, which they surely cure
In affections of the kidneys, their use over the
small of the back over The sacrun, is attended
with the best results; nsk for bill of dirccticss
and examine cases of cure for yourselves.
WIIOOPING COUGH.
CAYUGA, uINDs Co.. Miss
7. AhLcock & Co.-Gcntlemcu-P Please send me
another six dozen of yorv Porous Plnstcrs They
ore in great demand here for Whoopng Couch. -
They act like charm. / could have sold two
dozen this week. it had had thcm. Send as soon
as possible, and dtgc yours, respectfully.
JNo. |, WILLIAMS Postmaster.
LAME BACK.
7 ALLCocK & Co., No 29l Canal Street. New
York, NDv. 25, lS60.,-Genlcmcn-I lately suC
fcreil severely from n weakness in my back, occa-
sionedby suddenly cxerting myself. Having heard
your Plasters much recommended for cases of this
kind. procured one, and the result was all that
could desire. y single plaster cured me in u week
Yours respectfully j. G. BRIGGs,
Proprietor of Brnndrcth House
RsiS"Suld by w. s. & &. +. WILLIAMS.
Salubrity, Feb. Z, 1860 % If
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Notice.

II FoRWiRN all peysons from trading for n
IL 'Noto of hand given by H,e and payable to j /.
r. Cleyoland or bearer, datea sometime in the
Spring of 1859, and due on the 25th day Of De.
Tocnber last, as lido not aim to pay said Note
for tho reason that the said Note illa already
been paid. N. p COLE. =
SEeb 8, 1850 80 3
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-02-25
FOR TAX COLLECTON

Es;3" The friends of MIR. A. s. STEPHENS re-
specially announce him candidate for the Office
OF Tax Collector of riekcms district, at the en-
suing election.
ISIS" The friends of Mr.. GEORGE r. STEAD-
ING respectfully announce him candidate for the
office of Tax Collector, at the next election
DE!4s. The friends of Rev. }. II. lIUNNICUTT
respectfully announce linn candidate for the
office of Tax Collector, nj tie ensuing election.
BaS The friends Of Rev. H. NJ. BARTON re-
spccthil(y announce him as candidate for Tax
Collector at the next election
pF3s" The friends Of j. W. l.. CARY respectful
~ announce him candidate for reelection to
the office of Tax Collector for pickens district.
at the ensuing election
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-02-25
Pendleton Prices C,lrreI,tI=

'uohNESfED WsERhf BY jNo r. SLOAN .stfLIIvkS (.
PgMDLBToS, Feb IA, 1860.
Corn, " busli 30 u 9Ol Jaya &c "a n 20
Corn meal i" 80 sol Lag,n o .I6 n N,
Bacon, hog II ~ 10 Bale Ropo Ill n II
Baggng, Gun'y i6a1GI IBceswax, "j j8 n 20
Duter, per 10 loa l6jEggs, per doz 10 1ZB
Flour' per u I5o 80 Iron, Swede, 62 u
,nolgH l3I 100 Z" 4" 6toT Ta n
Dead, 10 II English Gi
Maducr 2oa % Molassce, NO co Gb
Nails, per keg, $GaG6O WI 30 n 55
Oats per bush, 40 46lPowdcr, perkeq S75OoS
Ieas, 20 A0l I" 4" lb 81 40
hce, I'D ~ fIPepper, " 10 u Is
Steel, Blister, u l3!Salt, per sack, 225 u $50
German, II lllSugar brown, 9a1r
Cast, 22a 29IShot, per sack, $50
SegNr$ perdoz 20 a6Oi Tobacco, per 10 90 n 75
Tea, 20 l 5OIWheat, perl 237a$25O
Whisky, gal lOOa Loo Yarn, Fact'ry,' 100 ITO
OsnohrSs, per yard, 128 IA
lOu will always find a large lot Of Groceries and
other heavy goods on hand and for sale low for
cash or its equivalent. j. II. s. & S.
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9sg~ Where the les is returned 25 cents
will be deducted.
The Manufacture is vndcr the guidance of
j. H. BEsEafELbER, from Mcmmingen, Ger.
many a skilinl and experienced Powder ma
Ker. lie has introduced the highly brilliant
Powder SO much admired by the sporting
community of Europe. This Powder is q
beautiful round and possesses The polish of
steel, and is entirely free from all corrodins
properties.
Dealers and contractors may have their or
ders filled agreeable to specifications ut the
shortest notice. All orders should be addressed
to JoHN Bowen Co, at Pickens c. H., South
Carolina.
WM. r. BOWEN, Agent.
March Is. 1859 "a r.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-02-25
To Contractors

NE.NLED PROPOSALS will be received by NJ. s.
- Stribling until the 18th of March next for the
building Of q Chprchat Rchland The size and
pann wll be shown by him at his house. and contract
confirmed by Committee
M. s. STRIBLING
Fob IL, 1850 % .
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Piekena-vIn Equity.
Petition for Relief.

- Tvs Petition for Relief.
Y y Brown, ots ale. .+ "a. l
T3TNDER an oFdef,of the Court Of Rauity. In
u this caee, all the creditors Of John i. Brown
are required to prove their demands legally be.
fore moon or before Monday tbe14tR. ,iay of
May next, orsthey viii thereby Bs bagred. = = .
KQlP1, 4 THOMPSON !, I'D.
!: Conn'rs osiec, Eob7, 1850 aln
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-02-25
w. Walsoman, Agent,
DRAPER AND TIAEEOR,

WALTTALLA, 5. G.
FHNIIE undersigned bcgs leave to inform his
IL friends and the public that he has opened
Il shop in the building formerly occupied by IS
scrtell Norman, for tho purpose of carrying
on the business Of
Draper and Tailor,
In its various branches. lie has on hand
en- excellent assortmentof GooDs for Gentle
mems wear, which he will make to order in
the best STYLE and according tc the latest fash
ion. lie respectfully solicits q share OF public
patronage.
neA" Terms, most accommodating.
July ~ 1850 81 tf
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-02-25
Fah 8. 1sA0


( III persans fadebted to the Estate of Almon
an Powell, deceascd, are reaaired 70 mako pay
weut inmediately. Suits&ill be isstitutcd against
deliaqaents Reform day,' {.
2 80 R0BsT PoWELI.,s Ad,my.
Fsb32, 1860