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BRo0Ms. BROCMs.. BRoOMs i.

5hUOmS. OIIOSIAS tA>cStiS
I AN now receiving ny SPRING SUPPLY OF
| BUCKETS, TuLa, CHUKNS, Barrel and
staff Flour Buckets, Sugar Boxes. Patent zirc
Washboards plain do. Clothes Piss, Rol!jng Pins,
Half Bushels and peck,, Baskets, BlacSing,
Matches. Wi;;cwash Brushes Shoe Brushes.
Scrub Brushes and Busters, and such goods as
are generally kept in Eroola and NoodeNware
Store pledge myself TO sell 1t Baltimore prices.
L. HERRING, Royal -, south Of King.
5.ss-- Broom Corn wanted. uih 2
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FOR 3ALTIMoaE AND POTOMAC RIVEf
LANDINGS.

INCREASED ACCOMMODATION.
-. THE "DIAMOND STATE Capt.
<*-E.N, Jacob kerwin. will leave Alexandria,
on SATURDAY, Mt . o'clock. p. NJ, and returning
will leave Baltimore on Wednesday. al o'clock,
p n. or carrier If loaded. and al surplus freight
- Ill b, takca by the $. Nchoias.
,r-=., The ''sT. NlCHoLAS:' Captain
..2s-. ..5.:,....S samuel Guy. viii leave Washington
4; { o'clort, am4 Alexandria at ! o'clock, A. NJ,
on Saturday morning. and returning. will leave
Baltimore on Wednesday at o'clock. ?. NJ, anu
will cali al rI:c following landings TO land ami
receive passengers and !folsht:~-Po'nt Lookout
r,rIs. Broon,'.. aud Coats WharyeS, Plney
Point, Stones Wharf, ChnPpell Point, Pope's
Creek. and ell the established upper landings ON
the Maryland Shore, and White Point Matthias
Point and Boyds .,plc on the Virginia Shore.
;e % WHEAT i BRO, Agents.
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---..,-. " -,-, ,,-I,-l. =,
I INVITE ClIIArN9 AN @tn,t-'' " "'.,, ~
Call atmy MANofA''""'' ~" 49, ,.,.,,,,rS
BE " ft'N y h,,,a,n,,. assortment
a.'u s,nm1Tpi Cn75DS as 10 no; intend to be
y, O,a, =, ,',. lin. ~ h,sirnss by any other city,
ILa,,, or I,,nj .,,I ann lailv manufacturing az
,a,,5 srrnr;nr ~, s.or,.,ert as can he found il
~ = t Nm.t, ;.:,, ~. stock ,onllris.s
As great variety a. can he l""4t IN any V'hei r
house, consisting OF HARNESS q an KINGS ''ol'
the fine qut work down (" thc day, e@!t' aHd
nlourh Harness: TRUNKS oI every Sind tne
sole Leather, Steel &gr;"; Iron Frame L"d'rS
Trunks and hoAre' "nA'>' ""! a.. ~ I'i,., ,l,
down 70 the comm" s''' sns ~. ,be
Brides, MaTUhShiS,, ,,:,;',,. .si,,,,s
Unrs. Covers. Garnet Bags. Natjcc$. %c.. &C., OF
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IL q GL.AIGuION.
HUNTON & RIDGELY

n N
WHOLESALE DEALERS III
w TEAS,
TOBACCO, and
LIQUORS,
NH Q Al KING STREET.
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NEW a 4 : Il i : III :. =
Tho r4vorite steamer COLUMBIA, Capt. James
Hlrn.r. has recently been pa; in complete order
hayl,l.c had all,l - her former Recommendations
/. spacious S.i"ra aud fourteen comfortable state
rooms, vita cntiro rcw brl,hnS and other furni-
tu. ami will until the 22l september next, leave
baltimore EEEIiI SATURDAY AFTERNOoS,
A. six l:l>t.al Of four oriocA-thuS aloTdlns pas
searer3 ant shippers two hours morc IN Baltimore,
a.,l arriving At poiut lookout aud hlAs2ie AT
more conr.aicnt hours in the morning. Return
ing. the Columbia viii leave Ruey'> wharf, wash
in ton EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING, at
six. anl Alexandria at seven o'clock. calling at
all the usua! stopping places gong ana returning
/, la1i mud receive pa s.euscrs and freight.
Sine, the CulL' MbiA has been ealarg"t, II
rarely har2ru, faaj She caunot take considerable
additions to her usual freight Shippers there
fore harlnE large lois ot gaano pig iron. ana otn-
c.traignl can nave them carried by special agree
ment, on terms mutually advantageous. on Apph-
crtiun ta the following: agcot>.
IHAS. WUNrnINNION. Baltimore.
WHEAT i EROTiiER, AlcXnndria.
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MONDAY MORNING, JULY 9. 1860.
BUSINESS CARDS.
D. CORSE n -
Banking, Exchange, and Collection Office Of

= =
No. 90 Exchange Block
WYE will make Collections on all accessible
w points in the United States. and hold pro-
ceeds subject 10 Check, or remit promptly to any
designated poiat.
We will deal in Erchaaqe, Tine Bi'is, Promis-
so,.y Notes. Uncnf7enf Money, Com, dc.
STOCKS and other SECURITIES bought and sold
on Commission, and LOANS negotiated on favor
abI. terms. Interest allowed to Depositors
A varied experience Of many years in this busi-
ness enables US to offer our services with confidence
TO the public. teb ls-u
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IsIHEAT CLEANERS. for sale by
w nv 80 MEADE i MARiE.
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MALI. LINZ T..
NEW ARIA NTENENT IA ! "l& 1860.
ALEXANDRIA, LoUDoyK and AMPsEIaE
RAILROAD.

NJ
NEW AhhA W Enn n-r =, ": = ry~
ALEXANDRIA, LoopUoN ~" 4 >Hi Oh "h
! haAA4h'o-A"'
~. -; zzy .:; 3z:.s sz - " ;:;..
na1Ty 81 49, -E77y[-EN 3T-EZIMDRIa and
- WLH2hGSI1R, .,'"In< tI ,..'t..I1} " t:I yto,,
''' '"';< ;,,l, ,"%,,"' ,,%,a,,j T,,y,[sU LFEN-
'nn n,.p,i ,,',,i.a. sj,..nrsrji, H,trh,y..;U,
I,.tn1,s j,.., o.i g.,,sri,j, 6y "A. Al-r.
I'," ,"',,.j Jl,.,,%l;r, P,H,n,I ard
T,' ,", e. r,.,n.,,t.. Gr,l.l,t, V,3 iD,cLrx
Ire""' " 81, ins, viii l.,,v, In.
y y" ~ "''" a ,t-i';":', II and arrive n
U.l"' "' "
ih'neS'r, ~, a. = ! . -" , u an, f.o.sh,ro
Leave "s:'.;,'. -. ,i.x.,r,Ir;, . A. IN
~ "A: w. "'' ',.>;a, ~ ,;,h ". .hin,t,n
''nl' - ."t '.;il1.' ii''.i' ''''
All" ""''''N'' e.rr
c..., y,.;...;.n't,.r K -, ns~rvvi!Ie. 81.
rh' =, - InISr1r,ii1.. ,,o;nts in ,,rounr.
@ W Hi.ITHE,
n 1-i,f ,;arcr4l Sureriutenlent.
my -.-...u,
MANASSAS GAS Eh-L+VA"'
-, .:sa ~, ~%:::s., =
:.s s:.:.s Si3 :@ =. 80 -
DASHhN"EhH Tor '".S i,'"" VIZ 'T"," ,r; '.,I -,
L AieX&n"l" ot'''1"' u ''e ~
!, A. NJ oal!J I""""S'
to Niddlcburg AND Winchester.
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PROG r A NJ NJ +
OF THE
GRAND TOURNAMENT AND BALL
OF THE
Mount Vernon Guards,
FOR THE
Benefit of the Male Orphan Asylum,
TO BE HELD AT
COL UMBIA SPRING GS,
MONDAY, JULY 18th, 1850

NNHE PROCESSION, headed by a full Band Of
i Music will leave the CRY HOTEL at Z o'clock,
A. NJ, and proceed through the principal streets
of Alexandria; thence to the Dspot of the Wash
ington and Alexandria Railroad, where they will
take the Cars, and proceed to the Springs.
The RIDING will commence at o'clock, under
the direction of Col. H. C. DORSEY, Major W.
II. PADGETT, H. K. BRADSHAW, and C. N.
CASTLEMAN, Marshals. JOHN 7. JOHNSON,
Herald.
VIM. D. MASSEY, ESQ.,, will deliver the charge
to the knights, and other distinguished gentle
men, have been invited to be present.
The KNIGHTS, Is in number, will embrace
gentlemen from Prince William, Fairfax, and Al
exandria City and County, Va; Maryland, and the
District of Columbia.
The Regulations will be announced by the
Judges on the ground. The Champion ami
Knights of Honor will be decided by the Judges
the Mayors of Alexandria, Washington. and
Georgetown having been invited 10 act in that
capacity.
COTiLLION MUSIC will be at the Springs a.
o'clock A. NJ, for the accommodation of those
who desire to dance in the morning.
Ia 90 l - Depot H of the !" washington shin ton
and Alexandria Railroad, at 9, 10h, III, l, and
o'clock. Returning, leave the Springs at Z, .,
and ] o'clock, P. NJ.
Price of Tickets For Gentleman, IS cents;
for Lady, so cents Children under Il years Of
age, 25 cents: which includes fare on the Cars,
and admission to the Tournamen, and Ball.
The CROWNS are on exhibition at Mr.. W. W.
Adams Jcwelry Store.
Eas- Dinner and Refreshments will be furnished
on the Ground, at city prices
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TUST RECEIVED
y 30 boxes Sweet Oranges 90 boxes Lemons
40 boxes Figs: bales Sof, shell Almonds
900 bales Cream Nuts: geo bales Filberts
caSk Pecans; caSk Hemp Seed
] caSk Canary Seed; 500 Cocoanuts
- boxes Raisius, wholcs, HALVES. and quarters
! case Pruncs; case preserved Ginger.
With great variety Of other articles too hume
rous 10 mcntion--Candies and Cakes constantly
on hand, and also made to order. | have also re-
ceived this morning, lot Of imported CanarieS in
fine song also Cages OF different sizes and variety
of shapes. The above articles will he sold low for
cash, at c. SCHAEER'S, Confectionery,
my2 No. 3 north Fairfax street
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TENUINE English Waldron aud American
VI Darling Grain and Grass SCiTHES, Hay
Rakes &C., &c. Just received supply of the above
Scythcs 4 tirstr article--also good supply of
HAY Rakes. SnathS, Rifles, Stones, &C., &c. Call
ut 30. SIS King ST., Alexandria.
je2 JNO. r. CREIGHTON.
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ORANGE & ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.
I, ,Sxa3 ::a:t .-z+..s1.s..-s.-
- 5ss Z: as sss
rWO DAILY TRAINS.


HsN AND AFTER FRIDAY, June 29th, 1860.
" TWO TRAINS viii leave AlcXandsia daily.
for iymchhUrg anl the Southwest. connecting NJ
GurdouSvilie with the Trains on the Virginia Cen
irai Railroad. tor Richmond, EnariotfcSVihe'
stanton. Dc ana with i.e fvain Oh the Manassas
Gap Railroad ;ur Il ouQssock, Nil Jackson &t
Through Tickets u RICHMOND, hlNCu-
BURG, KNOXVILLE. N EN- PHlS, AAsu-
VILE, MOBILE. M0NTGOMEki. and NJ"
ORLEANS. at the Ticket Office. corner OF hihs
and Union streets.
Leave Alexandria at !. 4. NJ, and 40, =. NJ.
l.ynchhurs at 80, A. NJ. and '.9V; +. H.
zz.5- Tn, connections with Virginia Central
ana Manassas Gap Railroads are made 'y 'he
day trains only. ,m.., ,+
n.7- -NOTICE.--Freish,s tor'he Extension viii
leay. Alexandria every Tuesday m"rnng and DC
received al the Uo},o-:..,4 loaded on lion street.
every Monday.
Fis; viii no: be carried BY lhe passenger trains.
j. !. LATHAM Agent of
Transportation, Orange and AieNa II. K. H.
ie est
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MARSHALL Il co,

MARSHALL & co,
G,Y,,sys, CoAnsiysion and Forearii"g Ns""h"Rts,
At the old stand of Marshall Il Ward,
No. II. King-street, Alexandria, Virginia.
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i. W. BURKE. ARTHUR HERBERT.
Banking, Exchange, and Collection Office OF
BURKE L & II ER i L RT,
No "a Kipu.straat

tATE will make Collections on all accessible
w points i'll the United States. and hold pro-
ceeds subject to Check, or remit promptly TO any
designated point.
We viii deal in Exchange, Time Bis, Promis-
so..g Notes. Encnrrs"i Money, Coin. dc.
STOCKS and other SECURITIES bought and sold
on Commission. jan 1T
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We were again, on Saturday favored BY
the agent of the Adams Express Company,
with New Orleans and Richmond papers.
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VIM, S. PAYNE

VIM. 5. PAYNE,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. I, Spears wharf, Baltimore, ,
WILL give diligcnt personal attention to all
w business committed TO his charge, and res
pectfully solicits of his friends and the public
generally. their consignmcnts of Grain, Flour
Tobacco &c. and their ori,rs Tor Whatever the
m..rnvt furnishes.
Baltimore, mh 22--1y
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FRENCH PLATE GLASS, LOOKING GLASS
PLATE

OUR arrangements are such as to enable US to
" order large plates for Store Windows of any
size; French LOOKING GLASS PLATES can be
ordered 10 suit piers of any dimensions in purlorS
They can be framed here Us handsomely as in any
of the Northern cities by which means the dam
ger of transporting large Mirrors is absolutely
avoided. +; mo- 2oI Il. II. MILLER. son L co.
CIHEAP G00DS-Wi;h view of making
y some alterations in M store, | will close out
the remaining portion Of my stock of FANCY
and MILLINERY GOODS at cost. Persons who
have rot supplied themselves with BONNETS,
FLATS, FLOWERS, &c, will find great induce
senls offered at my establishment
WM Z. RICHARDS, JR,
jc 81 10, King street, Alex'a., Va.
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FIRE INSURANCE NOTICES, &C.
ALEXANDRIA AGENCY
OF THE
NORTHERN ASSURANCE Comply, L0NDON

HEAD oFrICE FOR THE UNITED STATES,
An p SlatL Inird .Sl,set PhilddeiUhla.
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NTATER COOLERS. REFklGERATORs,
w Tor sale BY ljs u JOHN OGDEN.
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CtEWING ROOMS-SEWING DONE BY THE
- WHEELER & WILSON SEWING MA
CHINE.-At the earnest solicitation Of many of
my customers. have been induced to open rooms
for sewing. | shall from this date have all kinds
of sewing DONE and upon all kinds OF goods. and
in Il prompt manner, aud to the entire satslac-
ton Of those leaving their work to be done. 1t is
useless to say any thing of the stitch and dura-
biity Of The work done by the Wheeler Il Wilson
Machine, nearly every one Is familiar with it.
Ta0Sc who are not can see samples OF the work by
calling 1T my store. To those who wish TO pur-
chase Machines this arrangement will be pecu-
lar advantage. us they can call and see the Ma
chine in operation. learn it, manner of working,
and if they prefer it, select Il Machine that has
been used some time. W. B. RICHARDS, JI.,
ie 90 Agent for the Wheeler & Wilson Co.
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WATER COOLERS, FLY AND ROACH
w TRAPS, &c.-I have just received and
offer for sale at small advance, q supply Of the
handsomest and best WATER COOLERS ever
brought into this market; also, samples of FLY
and ROACH TRAPS, Of most approved makes.
am closing out my Japanned and Tin Cham
ber Sets, Infants and Hip Baths, and goods of
that kind at cost. Call snd see.
JOHN r. CREIGHTON,
ie I6 No. So King street.
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IEEEFESnN T&CEY.
~ uhRoLD SNOWDEN

Or. HAROLD SN0WDEN
OFFERS his Professional Services t" the c''i
zens Of Alexandria and vicinity. once o:
pitr street near the corner Of King. ap 27-u
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pAVY & HARMON,
TROCERS-DEALEKS IN tORf .HEA Is
SJ CORN, OATS. BALE HA J. and all klnds
of uJLL FEED. corner Of Prince and Royal Sts.,
.i.x.r}ria Va. ap l9-dly
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-05-05
POETRY.
School Children.

Past my window. cloud OF shine,
Daily pattcr little feet;
Through the rain, or wind, or slect,
Onthc cold OF icy street,
Patter daily litAo feet.
First heard them in the Spring,
When the gollen vcstured hours
brought the first young straying flowers,
From the Southland's fadeless bowers,
To, this Wintry realm of ours.
some were rough, and brown. and bare
Some were dressed with incest care
Some were merry, chubby. fair;
Some were slow, and Scared, and spare,
Taught too soon lifc's toll to sLarc.
But thcsc varied little feet
Patter up the self same street,
Running oft along the edge
On the green turf by the hedge,
SO to feel the soft carcSs
OF the violets they press;
But the violets, wect,
lenderest were to SCARED feet,
Unlike selfish, human love,
Soothing least what needs its love.
Every morn listen now
For the sound of little feet,
Meath my window in the street;
And | wish to be child,
With heart free, as tresscs will,
From the worlds restraint an rule.
Hurrying to the country school.
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TO CON > u 6aPTE YES
and Nervous EufTerera.

.YNHE, ,Subaeriber. for several years a resident
Il of Asia, discovered while there, simple
vegetable rcmedy--a sure cure For ConSt,Saption,
asthma, BroRcfitis, O6h5ts, tColRs, and Ner-
cos8 Debility. For the benefit Of Consumptiyes
and Nervous Suiferers, ho is willing to make the
same public;
TO those WHO desire H. he win send tho Pre-.
seription, @itRfnil directions (yiee Of. charge y
also sample of the medicine, which they will
tind beautiful ootnbihAhon Of Nature simple
herbs eFhese desiring the Remedy. 6an obtain
il by FettrS mail by Addressing
~ ~ J.. E EUTIIBERT.
i Botanic Physician, No 429 Broadway. E' ~.
ysApEhi2, 1850 "'' 81 :" Su.
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Head Quarters.

ORDEJG NO -- Z;
TENIlE BNttalions the 9th Regiment,
Il s. G. NJ, viii parade for instruction, drill
and review at the ti9es and places following.
The first Battalion, at IPickensyille., on SatnP-
day the 5th day Of May next, and the I'd But-
talon. at Mrs. Bafton's. on Saturday the 18th
day of May next aymed and equipped as tho
law directs. Commissioned and Don-cohsa1is-
stoned officers will attend the days preceding
their respective reyiews. for drill and instrae-
tion. The officers in, command are ehaFged
with the extension of these orders by order
OF Col. II. Y. III. GRIFRIN. tt.f
JOHN II. BOWEN, Adj't..
April 9, 1860 36 <
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HOOP SKIRTS,
BoNNETs, MUsLINS, &C.,
7 1NoR sale low by
a. J. j. LEWIS.
Pendleton, April 0. 1860 81 If

TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
IL E9rITy--rIcKENs.
Elizabeth Evatt
: ys. Bill for Partition, &c, SC.
appearing tome that Thompson Evatt and
Il Rial B. EVatt and wife Abby Rillor. defend.
ants in this case, resides without the limits Of
this State: On motion of Harrison aud PuHiam.
cornplainants solicitors, it is ordered that these
several absent defendants do appear and plead
answer or dcninr TO the complainant's said bill
of complaint, within three months from the
publication hereof. or their consent to the same
viii be taken as confessed by an order pro con
JeSso.'
RoB'T. A. Thompson, c.E.P.
March 90. 1860 am
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Taxes! Taxes i

TTNIIOSE.who have not yet paid their. taxes
il must do so by Saledsy in May, as have
to turn the money over to the proper authorities
in short time. Longer indulgence will greatly
embarrast me. and, therefore, cannot be given.
The law is jDexorable with me. and must in ar
official capacity exact its execution Of others
Promptncss is better for all parties.
Magistrates, clcrgymen and others, required
by law to return births, deaths and marriages,
will Hud blanks for that purpose in the Clerks
Office.
j. w. L., CARY, 4. c.
April 5. 1860 36 5
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-05-05
LawiMotice.

% S4tbW 4BOSBC6t
THE undersigned ;vIlI devote himself ,euicye,v
I to ibS Practice Of Law and EQUITY ON the
Western Circlit, MF, HaDDGN Is his partner AZ
Piekens. i JAMES l., OnR
Anderson G. IT, May 10. 1859 42-h
? STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
PIcKESs- IN g3UirY.
y9... s lief Account &n
8. IT, Johns Adnr, efalsi w
appearing to my satisfaction that william q.
Gossaway. y. II. ThhrbsF and wife Matilda.
and Thomas II. Gpss9~ay, defendants in this case
reside Without The limits Of this State; ON motion
Of Harrison Pulliam, compliments solicitors il
~ efdeFed that these several absent defendants do
appear iR this Cont. and plead, answer or'Gemur
20 saia Dill within three nontis from tho pu0iiea
ton horeof, oY their consent "a the sane sSiI,h IL
taken as confessed by en- order ro cSs tes aeal,,st
him ,RoBdy a. THO iipas,I ~ s. ''sa''sSs s'.
Ceia'rs. Office, March 20, 1850 Gma
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-05-05

MIND YoUR OWN BUSINESS. If YOU
would succeed in the world mind your own
bus'n IS; let other peoples business alone (;
attcud to your business strictly; be prompt in
business, and do your business in business
like manner Many persons waste time enough
in looking after tho business of other persons
togrow rich upon, if properly employed. Let
other men do their own work and you do yours
If you are farmer you need friends, neigh
bors and helpers, and you can only have them
by rendering to every man his right--doing
yourown business and letting others do theirs.
If amerchont you must have patrons or Gus
toners, and you eau only have thcm by at.
tending strictly to your business and allowing
others to do the same. If lawyer, physi
clan or preacher, you can ouly succeed by
acquiring character for honesty, promptness
and sincerity of purpose, and this you eau do
by miuding your own business and doing
justly to al ,nen with whom you have deal.
ings. Yes, whatever your profession or occu-
patton may be, learn to keep your tongue in
your mouth and your hands fast hold of your
implements of labor--mind your own business
and you will succeed.
IT is easy in the world to live after the
woi..2I44 ".ninion it is easy in solitude to 1--we
after our own Lutthe great man is he who, in
the midst of the crowd, keeps with perfect
sweetness the Ldepcndence of solitde.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-05-05
Jacob Lewis
Y. ,ition for Partition.

vs. Y. ition for Partition
Charles Wood ct. ais
| appearing 20 my satisfaction that William Nor
L gan and wife Sarah, Alex. Wood, John Wood
tobt Wood. Tilman Howard and wife Ann, defend
ante il this casc, reside without the limits of this
State: 1t is ordered therefore, that the said abb
sent defendants do personally appear in the Ordi-
nary's Otiices at Pickens Court House, ON Monday
>ihe 2lst dayof May next and object to the divis-
ion or sale of the Real Estate Of Joseph Wood de-
ceased, or their consent 10 the will be entered
Of record
~ We. HoLcoMBE, op.p.
Feh 3D. 1850 Gin
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
PloKESs--Is oRDINAEY.
5"hn Eowen' So EH'Or' Petition for fual settle.
T H Bowen, ct. ais mont.
appearing TO my satisfaction that Thomas
IL ii Bowen, Thornton Bcnsonnnd,w wife Eliza
beth, defendants in this case, reside without the
limits of this State: It is ordered. therefore,
that they do severally appear in the Ordinarys
Office, ut Pickens Court Uouse. on Monday tho
2lst day of May next to show cause, if any
they can. why FINAL settlement of the estate of
VIM. Bow en-. deceased, should notbc had, aud
decree made theron.
W. T.. HOLCoMBE, o.p.p.
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