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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-03-17
THE PICKENs ACADEMY.

r1NliB TRUSTEES Of this Institution have the
J. pleasure of announcing to the community,
mat they have obtained the services of Mr..
.. w. fnILroT, as n Teacher for the ensuing
year. Ills qualifications and character are such
as 60 commcnd 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
DC charged for tho full quarter unless different
arrangements arc mado with the Teacher
TERMS PER SESSION
Primary branches Reading Writing and Arth-
The above, with English Grammar and
Geography. so
Philosophy, Chemistry History. 10 90
Higher branches of Mathematics and
Latin, IL OO
The School will open on Monday the 10Th day
of January, 1860.
j. H.. llAGOOD, NV. f. IOLCOMBE.
W. w; =, hhiIt. JOS. j. NORTON,
''ob /. "A. IltOMPSON,I Trustees
Dec. l3, 1859 o1 IF
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SHERIPF,S sAIES-

DH virtue of sundry writs Of GsRi faeias 10 me d-
~ reeted Will be SOLD before the Const House In
pickess DtstEiet. Tthig te legal hours, on the frat
Nonday and Tuesday ia April aext,
Ono tract of land containing liz acres more or
less, whereon defendant now lives adjoining lands
OF Samuel Crawford, Stephen MaYeit and others,
loyied on MS the property Of Willis Burkea ct the
s9its Of g.. Reese j. Benson, Allen r Elliott
end Others. asa.
One tract Of land containing tbirty acres more
or less, adjoining lands of 81 Stephens, John
OBryant and others, as the property OF Abel r.
stephens at the suit of Alexander Allgood VS.. Abel
II Stephens and Thos. DillaEd. ~
~ One Tract Of Land on Toxa%ay creek, adjoining
lands Of @. r Poole, s.. H. Maxwell and otberss
containing 105 acres more or less as The property
of Jackson Deaton. at the suit Of James M 6pen-
ceF, Adm'F.. ys. John Hughes and Jacksols Deatoa.
On Tuesday after Saleday st the house Of Sam.
ael Roper, y shoats.s S. COWS and pigs. Il work
bull, heifer, 10 or 15 bushels of corn, 2 stacks:
fodder, 9 beethiyes, levied on as the propertysof
Samuel Roper Fl the suit Of VIM. Hunter and 9th.
ePs,
One tract of land on Checstpe creek, adjoininx
lands az q, WsP Phillips and others containing rD6
acFos more or less levied on as tho property Of D.
w vlDageat The suit GEL vesnee aud others.
Terms, Gosh purchasers 70 pay fct pApess. n
- - H. G. CRAIG, s.s,p. .
March I $3.50 ~ ia
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y
MURDER IN ARHANsAs--THREEP PERSONS
LVNoHED--& FAlTHLEss WIrE.--Capt.
Cheek WHO reached Memphis on Friday last,
FURNISHES the following particulars
In IfttSadom eonmty, Arkansas. not far
from Marion, and eight or ten miles from
Stemphls, lived a man named Robinson, and
ms WIFE 0n last Tuesday night but one,
February II, no one being in the dwelling
'nt hoblnson aud his wife, just as lie was re-
''fiog Tor the night, shct Cred by some per-
son outside, came crashing through the win
dow--ltF was we'll aimed and the unfortunate
man fell before his wife corpse, Who could
nave done so hellisha deed was u mystery.-.
strong excitement arose in the ncghborhood
ana hooinson being fvorito with the neigh,
nors, a determination was expressed that ius.
nce should be done. Investigation led to
the discovery of suspicious conduct ON the
rsrt ,ot the wife of the murdered man. So
a0eE ;end da,ah'ng were the Indications of
her gnitt, that she was arrested and placed
IN Jatl on Friday of last week. The wretch
cd wonaa, overcome with horror and fear
sought to save horselt by dvnouncinr othors'
and,madc fun confession.
She stated that she had formed an intimacv
Win man whose name our correspondent
h*s omitted to give us, and wishes to marry
nm, and for one hundred dollars she hired his
brother to do the deed of death by which she
might be set free from her husband. He por-
formed his fatal task only too well. On Wed.
"esday, the two men implicated were arrested
and plnced in custody. Day before Yesterday
the eNaspcrated people dragged the criminals
from the jail to the woods, and there hung
them up until they were dead. The woman
was reserved, but was to be hung on yester-
day, as the populacc were determined that all
who were concerned i'll the assassination OF
Robnson should cumbcr the earth no longer
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rAIR PLAY ACADEMY

TIN1lE TRUSTEES of this fnstitution take
I;pieGsure in announcing to the community
that they have secured the services of Mr.. WM.
L. CLEyELAND, as Teacher during the present
year, and respectfully solicit liberal share of
patronage. Mr.. Cleveland is graduate of the
South Carolina College of tho class of last year,
and bis we'll known distinction at graduation
renders unnecessary, on our purt. any recon-
mendation Or guaranty of his qualifications
RATES OF TETEHON
PER SCHOLASTIC TERAl,oE TEN MONTHS.
Spelling, Readng aud Writing with the Gle.
meats Of Arithmetic, Sl2 Co
The above, with Engl$h Grammar and
Geography. &c 90
Fowno's analysis, Algebra Geometry,
Surveying, &c, &c, Is 90
b",in , ana ureek Languages, % 90
The very best boarding can he had at Eiyht
dollars per month (eScludng Lights
The exercises of the Academy WILDE resumed
on Monday the 10th inst
u. S. SrRIBLING, \
BALUS HlX,
Dr. w. r.. HARDIN Trns,cos
MORGAN IIARBlN,
a. j. LOONEY.
JAN, 1860 "a IF
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THE PENDLETON HOTEL,

VIE Subscriber takes pleasure in informing
"A his friends and the pGblic, that he has ta-
Ken charge OF that large and ccmnrodous House
IN the village Of
R'ENRsLETON, S. C.
lie intends TO keep first class house. and
invites the travelling public and his friends to
give him call. Amongst the comforts and
conveniences added, is that of a Reading Room,
where the latest papers may be consulted.
"A. B. BOWDEN
Feb Q 1860 27 'tc
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Pondleton Prices Current,


-S-N---,-" - ~ tNNt ett III SNo r. SLOAN 4 SULLIVAN
PSNpLgToN Feb 2S, 1850.
Corn, bush 80 n 90 Y" Jnye .. Ie.o on
Corn meal ~" 50 n sol Lag'a a. "a ~
Bacon. hog II l2} n 10 Bale Rope (" ~ =,
Bagging, Gn'y Is alGI GIBeeswax, :. * Oh
pu,.er' r,' pertn lba ~ Eggs, per doz 10 u l2J
Ii1ur, i'!, per Dl 100 a $St Iron, Swede, GS ~
tnnSo' ~, lool 5to7 1a71
no"'; ; lOa y English 6 n Gi
mnn"er' 2oa % holasses, NO co n 65
Nails, per kcg. So la G50 WI 40 n ~
oa,s' o' per bush, 4oa 46!Powdcr, perkeg $3.50 a8
neas' n' 20 a90I e" 10 81 n 40
wee, I'D VI aItPepper, lb II II 10
Steel, Blister, IL l3ISnit, Der sack o35 e5o
Sc German, IL n 14ISugor, brown o%1I
Cast ia % Shot, per sack. $50
~ %Sesafs, per rdoz 70 90 Tobacco, per lib 20 u T5
uSn, u Ioa 9O[Wheat, per bl 237 oS25o
WHISKY" gal 1OOa l50iIarn, Factry, 100 a no
Osnaburgs, per yard, l21 ala
fon will always find large lot of Grocerfes and
other heavy goods on hand and for sale low for
c"sh or Its equivalent J. 7. s. s. s.
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FOR TAN COLLEcrnn

ls2y' The friends Of Mr.. a. s. STEPHENS re-
SpcGanHy announce hm candidate for the Office
OF Tax Collector Of Pckens district, n, the en-
suing election.
REif' The friends of Mr.. GEORGE +. STEAD
ING respectfully announce him candidate for the
once OF Tax Collector, at the next election.
Be8p The friends of Rev. j. r. uUNNICUTT
respectfully announce him candidate for the
oi',ee @ oi AK COLLECTION, at She ensuing election.
gElS The friends of Rev H. NJ BNRTON ro
SPGc'nHy announce linn as candidate for Tax
Collector at the next election
Dri5" The friends of j. w. H. CARY rcspectfuI-
announce him n candidate for re- election TO
at the ensuing election -
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AW e NE Al !.

MARRIED. oh the 1lth inst. bv II ! An,hon,,
ESQ, MIR. I. W. HmLto Miss ID. A.. daughter Of
Daniel Hurt, all of Pickcns
On tho 18TH December. 1859, by a. d. B. Ali
son, ESD Mr. JAMEsM. TuuRsToN to Miss Maria
u DAVIS all of Henderson county, n. C.
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To Rent.
TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
-ricKENs-,tS EQUITY.
William Wilson.
appearing to my satisfaction that William Will
l. SON. the defendant in this case, resides without
the limits of this State: On motion of Harrison
and pnlliam. it is ordered that he do personally ap-
pear in this Court. and plead, answer or dcmtr TO
tho complainanps said bin of complaint within
three months homthc publication hereof, or his
consent to the same will be taken as confessed hv
an order pro confeSSo.
R0BT. A. THOMPSON, c.r.r.p.
March TO- 1860 8m
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@ a M q 0 y a r g 8
FoN THE LEGIsLAqrRE

Ray The friends of JAMES H. AMBLER re-
sleeh"lly announce him candidate for the Legis-
loture at the next election
BsD~The friends of JEREMLlU LOOPER beg
leave to announce him candidate for The LcRis.
laturc at the next election.
"a" The friends of Il. G. PULLIAM, Esq, re-
specHUily announce him candidate for the .Legs-
loture at the ensuing election
&S"The friends Of Maj. ROB'T. MAXWELL
respectfully announce him candidate for rc.elec-
uon TO the Legislature, at the next election
-, Etg"The many friends of SAMUEL L. MAX
WILL respectfully announce him candidate for
She Legislature at the next election.
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BACHELORS RETREAT. ACADEMY.
PICK EMS DJS'pR ptV

IOlNlINtD NIL.
THE undersigned would respectfully announce TO
J.; l. the public, that they have engaged the Rev.
hM. MCMnonTEu to open an ENGLLSH IND
CLASSIC-A l. SCHOOL at this place, on the "a
Monday i'll January, 1850. His experience of some
ten years in teaching, and his we'll known and es-
tAhIishcd character need no commendatio on 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-
tion, and would solicit their patronage The Prir-
cipal is prepared TO Board number of Students
and other good families will do the same on reason.
able terms.
This Academy is located in section pleasant,
healintnl and we'll supplied with churches of the
different denominations.
Terms Of Time.
TWO SESSIONS Or 'f'Y HNTY WEEKS EACH.
Rates of Tuition per session.
Spelling, Reading, Writing and Arithmetic sc 90
English Grammar and Geograpy. with above so
Geometry, Surveying Philosophy, Rhetoric.
Latin, Greek and French. IL 90
'". S III JOHNS. T. p WERNER
]. III WERNER II s MILLER
20 - Il SMITHSON Trns,,.,
Dec 5, 1859 20 tr
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
al r1OKBSs---iN ORDINARY.
Petition for Account,

b F, N. Cleveland. @ Petition for Account.
ON hearing the Petition in the above case, and II
~ appearing TO my satisfaction that Jonathan Il
Cleveland Executorof the Estate of Eli Cleveland,
deceased, is absent from the State: On motion of
the Petitioner. tits ordered that he do anneor in
the Court of Ordinary TO 80 held ct Pickefis If,
for piekens DISTRICT and account for his Executcr.
ship Of said Estate ON che 18th day of Nav Iext
or decree will be made in the case ms If he were
this 7th February, 1890.
Fws Is. .HokcbMRE. op.D.
7 'Rsbe7, 1860 % sm
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Anderson Prices Current.
oonnEornD WEEKLY pY pLEcKLrY 4 cn.YToX

- . -" :" "I."NHI III "T'FVk TET UNAYT0NS.
ANDERSON Z. IT,, Feb. %, 1860
Gouon FER N Sn II Coffee, Rio, per ID l3I a IA
corn' oush, Ia l25 f" Java, f" l8 n 20
Norh meal, l2ol Laga 4" Is a lG
Cow Peas, 100 lOOiCastjngs "lh e. IN
Bacon, hog X, 10a l2IEBceswHx. 9Oo 30
Tagging, Gun'y, l5ulGJ Bale Rope. 10 nI0I
Butter. perlb l2J a l5IFlour, pcr bar. GIoo .09
ron oWEue' PF 10 o4lNoils, g keg, 81 81
hhgnsh' a4 Oats, &c bush 40 80
Sug"i, Drown " n l Molasses, w 30 Is
S"S, S', per SACK o. Ooi NO Goa 65
'te'i' Cos', - a 20 Powdcr, per keg, TA n 8
German, i4 "l0 blastiugs 5a 81
bhS'er, W n " Rice, pcr ID 5 80
Svie sW b. per ie % a - Raw Hides. dry III
Wheat. 9: bush. | u l25 Wool pcr ID. % n 81
Yarn (best per bunch, lilo 10
RFe~ You viii always find large lot of Gro
ocrics and either heavy goods on hand and for
sale atlow prices, Mt B g. C's.
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Petition for final settlement
Law Notice,

|ANW NOOAC0s
T'HE undersigned will devote himself eptirolv
to 'he practice of Jay and Equity on tbe
Western Circuit. MIR. HADDRS is his partner at
rickeis' JAMES L. ORR.
Anderson c. H., May 10, 1859 42-tf
The STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
PIcKENc--IH ORDINARY
John Bowen, Ex'or, Petition. for sno, ss,,,o
T i Bowen, ct. ais mont.
appearing TO my satisfaction that Thomas
u II Bowen, Thornton Benson and wife Fila,
BETH defendants in this case, reside without tile
limits Of this State: 1t is ordered, therefore
shat they do severally appear in the Ordinary's
Office, at Pickens Court House, on Monday the
Zist day OF May next TO shew cause, if any
they can, why a final settlement oE the estate Of
VIM. Bowen. deceased, should bot be had. and
q decree made theron.
Feb l6S 1860 ~. e.,
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'.s. R OWED. A., :. .
D.. B. L. SLOAN & co. .
HAVE REMOVED FROM
N EhSfs eaa Stand 0n the HBiEg.
TO THEIR
NEW STORE

ON THE
$oUlii side ot-thc Public Square, next door TO
~ the Post office, between the Post office and the
Pen Teton Ictcl ''0
Having much more room they will be constantly
iece,S'hg much larger and moro varied assort-
mcnt OF Goods than heretofore.
We return thanks to our former customers for
'heir liberal patrOnage, and willencayorto to merit
Il continuance of tle same
Pendlcton, March 1st, 1860 81-4
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ADMINISTER ATORS SALE

NM Ill BE SOLD to the highest bidder, Mt
w the lato residence of Charles Hunt de.
ceased, near Townville, in Pickens District, ON
Tuesday tho third dav Of April next. all tho
PERSONAL PROPERTY belonging to the
Estate OF snid decensed. consisting of
Fem R4iaIely Negroes,
Some of them boys and girls about grown and
very prime; Horses. Cattle. Sheep Hogs, abont
five hundred bushels of Corn, Wheat, Fodder,
Shuoks. twelve or fifteen hundred pounds of
Bacon, Lard. 'usehod and Kitchon Furniture
and other 10 tedious to mention
Terms n &'t On n credit of nine months
with interest from day of salo, for sums of and
ovor five dollars under that amount, cash
Purchasers to give note, with approved sureties.
before the light of property is changed
RANSOM HUNT,
WM. HUNT. Adm'rs.
a. j. HUNT
Feb. %, 1860 81 Il
To Rent
a 7 the same time and place the Plantation
Ia whercon the said Charles Hunt did live.
Will he rented to the highest bidder on the
same terms. There is about IS Acres of land
IN high state of cultivation, and portion of
which is good bottom and all broken uu ready
for planting.
RANSOM HUNT, J
WM HUNT. Adm'rs.
a. j. HUNT,
Feb 90. 1860 81
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FOR CIrHK.

E:y" Tie friends of Gen. f. y. GARYIN re
spcetiuhy announce him candidate for Clerk of
the Court Mt the ensuing election
ES:3 we are authorized to announce W. j. PAR
SONS candidate for Clerk OF the Court at ,Lo
ensuing election. O
Rt1' The friends of JAMES f. HAGOOD re.
spec't"Ily announce kim candidate for rc.clec-
non to the Office OF Clerk of the Court at the
Next election.
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THE STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA

THE STATE OF. SOUTH CAROLINA,
- ~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Julia Abbott. Adm'5, n 4 A
) II Abbott, Admir-, Petitioh for final set
Ss tlement aud decree.
]. Nj CFenshaw & wiCe, et al
TT appearing to my. satisfacHontlsat Nosh AbGott,
I'M Esenshaw pnd wife Maffha, and Jaites
F0pniain, defendaHts In this ease reside without
the Finite Of this State il Is srlerad, therefore,
thas they do severely appear IN the Conrt.of Or
'dinafy, at Pickens II, on Mondaytie t9lh March
next, at 0 O'CLOCK nj TO shew cause, Ii any they
esn vhya fftel settlement Of the estate Of VIM
hhbott, deceased, sbonid not be shen made, and a
.deSfes pronounced thereon,
-. s.. ~. - va IS. Jt0LG0MBR, orr. >
Dc. as 1909 = Il 3aa
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FOR SllERJFF

rte,. The friends of Capt. II. F. MORGAN re-
Speciality announce him candidate for ShcliG Of
ilcScnS District. at the ensuing election
E.I5" The friends of Col AEEN. BRYCE nm
nonncc him candidate for Sheriff OF Pickens
district. nc the ensuing election
Bras'" Fhc friends Of Mr. ANDREW RAMSAY re-
Sp'ciuIIy announce him n candidate for. Sheriff of
Plckens district, at tho next election
Bs3S" The friends of Col. IEMUEL THOMAS
respectfully announce him candidate for Sher-
Ill OF picEens district. Mt the ensuing election.
D2s9 The friends Of w n. CRAIG bcg leave TO
announce him candidate for Sheriff Of Pickens
dlStrict, at the next election.
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Estate Notice.

Nfts Estate Notice.
LII PERSONS indebted to the Estate of
IA Thomas ifallum. deceased. must, make
payment. and those having demands against
said Estate are required to hand them in prop.
erly attested. -
~ w. A. SMITH,
j. w. CALLAHAN, Ex'ors.
Feb IL. 1860 go 4
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To Bridge Builders.

WILL let to the lowest bidder. Mt the place
IL on Saturday the Oath inst. building bridoc
across Cane Creek. near Maj Rob't. Maxwell's.
partof the old timber will answer for use
again. The present, bridge is dangerous, and
any one crossing it will do so mt their own risk.
y, e. a. TAYLOR, Oom'r.
March s. 1860 81 Il
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TAXES. TAXESI

WILL attend at the following times and
u places for the purpose of receiving Taxes for
the year 1852:
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GOOD BAR AIMS


IN GOOD LANDS 4 MILLS
4 IAN be had by calling on the sulscriher as
~ intend to pay my debts, and arrange nv
business so as to devote myself entirely to my
trade. To this end, offer my
Merchant EEjETS,
with Two Hundred and Eighty-throo acres of
land, with the best Water Power in the Dis.
trIct, and Thirty acres of good creek bottom.
Also. adjoining this. tract of Ninety acres of
good land, with "A good Saw Mill in successful
operation. and in less than half mile of the limo
of tho Blue Ridge Railroad
Also adjoining the above tract Twelve Hun
dred and Fifteen acres of we'll timbered land.
Also, on Cane Creek, above Maxwclrs Mills.
One Hundred and Forty acres, with six acres
of bottom
Also, on Little River five miles below the
FAILS Ihrcc Hundred and Thirty eight acres,
with abont twenty acres good bottom
For all of the above Lands | have warrantec
htlc, and therefore will make such. | want
cash in short time for one fourth, and one
fourth in twelve manths and will give any
indulgence on the balance. we'll secured with
annual interest. For further particulars call on
on. address me dt Martins Creek p O, Pickens
District, S 6.
80 ~ M, r. UUNNICUTT.
Dec u. 1899 % tf
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rHE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
r. nj. sttiblng, u
NJ. s.. Shibiihg, n...,,. @ra
Robt SsribIing, Ell. Of. ,tIG
I appearing to my satisfaction that Hobt strft.
ling, b. I. Kilpatrich and wife Re6ecSs, Josiah
Harkey and wife Catherine, the boirs- at-law of
Mary Jones. deceased, (naines and. nnrnber nm.
known) defendants in this case reside without the
limits of this State; It is ordered therefore that
these said absent parties do personally appear h
The Court Of Ordinary, TO be held at Piekers Uodre
House, on Monday the 14th day Of May next, 10
object to the division or sale Of tha Rj Estate %
stribling, deceated. or their consent 10 de
sam0 win be entered OF record 80 q.
!. We 1I0bCOafBE, o.r.p. 2,
Feb = 1850 IL x =. .2e a.. snp
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Law Notice.

THE undersigned have formed partnevshp in
the practice of Law and Equity for Pickens
District. Slr. HADpES may be consulted at his
office in Piekens and Mr.. ORR at Anderson.
JAMES l.. ORR,
W. M. HADDEN
PicNsens G. IT,. May10, 1859 42-tf
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
rICKBNs-IH ORDINARY.
Jacob Lewis

CHNFIeS WOOD, ct.aTS
appearing to my satisfaction that william Nor
L an and wife Sarah, Alex. Wood, John Wood,
R0b't. Wood. Tilman Howard and wife mn defend'
ants in this case, reade without the limits of this
State;, IL is ordered, therefore, that the said III
sent defendants do personally appear in the Ordi-
nary's Office, nj PioksHs Court House on Monday
the 2ist day Of May next, and object 10 the divis-
ion or sale of the Real Estate Of Joseph Wood. de-
ceascd on their consent TO the same will be
Of record.
Feb l6, 1850 - vi'''S"' y: =. 9'FsD, Am
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Ordinarv's Sale.

EQT virine of an order to me directed by w.
u ~ y. ItoieDnbe, ESQ, Ordinary nf Pickens
District, viii sell to the highest bidder at Pick
ems G.. H.. on Saleday in April next, the
Real Estate Of Francis Jenkins, deceased, to
Ono Tract of Land on waters of Little River
lands of j. H.. Hall, W. H. .Stribline
and others, Containing ll2 acres more or less.
Ie.mS Of Stle.-On credit Of twelve months,
with Interest from day of Sale. except the cost
which must he paid in cash The purchaser to
give Bnnd with good security, to the Ordinary
to secure the payment of the purchase mo, ey,
with mortgage Of the premises, if deemed noe
a.ssary by him. Purchaser to pay extra for
L. G. CRAIG, SID.
March I. 1860 SO I'd
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Blacksmithing.
New Powder Manufactorv.

VIE South Carolina Powder Mills are now
"A IN successful operation, and the attention
of Dealers is called to the unmistakobIe s,nor;'
ority OF the Powder Manufactured Mt tbcso
MiIls over that of any other in America We are
prepared to furnish at the shortest notice anv
OF the following description, at the following
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
IN oRDINARY-rIcKENs.
Il H Griffin.
Thos. Griffin, Adm'rs.
Petition for final set
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Il III Griffin;
Thos. Griffin, Adm'rs.
ys Petition for final set
NYarliia uriihn & others. clement
appearing tn the Ordinary that. { b Mnnscll
Il an'l Vashtf his wife, Balt0h Griffin, Benjamin
Griffin, Sargent Griffin, Il ar!mn II A Bilinas.
'ly and wife Minerva, the hcirsat iaw of bailey
Griffia. deceased, to witt AyarilIa Griffin. Sargent
J. Griffin. gescph Griffin, and the heirs at-law OF
William Hrtha. deceasad- namely: AyrilIa 4
Griffin, Nancy vSGriIhn, Il IL Griffin, Rosannah NJ
Grillin, 8 Griffin, Mary L 81 Griffin, Bailey d.
Griffin. Thomas v Griffin, Margaret II Griffin,
MarthaP b Griffin, Janc.M S Griffin, defendants
:a me cas" reside without the limits Of this State
y is ordered, therefore, thai the s,iG absent de-.
fendahts do scvernlly appear before me 10 the Or
dinary'sOaice. at Pickens Court House, on Tues-
day the 18th day of June next TO siey cause, if
they can, eby . final settlement cs the Estate of
SSrssnt Griffin deceased. should not he made =
The heirs OF Law and distributes of said deceased
are sise hereby reJuirea TO render their ntlyanoc-
fpea's, eKtiie said 18Th day OF lune next, and be
present aRd rsceive helr respective dstributiyo
shares as apaa decree will bo rsndefed in the
case at that time.
March 5.lSGo Am
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-03-17
Pickens-Tn Equity.
Notice.

EOERSoNS having demands against the Es
Il tate of Charles Hunt, deceased, are required
to present them to us properly attested; and
those persons indebted to said Estate must make
payment forthwith.
RANSOM HUNT,
WIN. HUNT. Adm'rs.
A. j. HUNT,
Feb 30. 1860 81, So