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, 1861-06-03

FORTRESS MONROE, June mo military
movements here yet. Heavy cannon are BE-
ing transported to the Rip 1e.ns. 11ans. II Is sail
four thousand secessfoni6ts are at Yorktown
none between there and Fort Mouroe. !
stand will evidently be made at Yorktown.
Slaves from several counties have been sent to
work on the ent,enchments. Masruder com
mands them there,
A gentleman from between Newport News
and Yorktown, arrived here for protection.
BE eays numerous families have 1ed leaving
slaves unfit for work behind. Three hundred
free negroes have been forced across James riy-
or to work On rebel entertainments. i distin.
guished Eeccssionist confessed that the Union
lsts we're right and the eecessionist5 au de-
luded
, 1861-06-03

HIRRBBuRa, June LA scout returned
after two days stay at Harper's Ferry, repoTts
thst quantities Of provisions were taken thoro
from the Mazylsnd slde. Army officers be-
ne7e that unless the HaIper's Ferry forces
retreat, they Will be surrounded within q Veet..
The number Of troups' On the heights over.
looking Harper's Ferry Is less than 90 hay-
Ing battery Of guns The troops thers
speak depressingly Of thestate Of afairs, but
will fight hard.
No troops have yet been sent from Chamb-
A11tJurr SoufhNard
, 1861-06-03
Another Skfratsh with t1,a Rebel

Another SkfrEntsh with the Rebels.
HAaERsToWS, June 1.-The seccssiouIsts
this morning attempted to take feuy boat
opposite. williamson probably to cross to
Maryland on fo1aging expedition. The
Unionists ordered the s ecessionists to deeist.
Not complying, they were fired on A brisk
hour. Several rebels were wounded. The
Unionists were unhurt. The Rebels re-
treated.
, 1861-06-03

1NDIASAroL1s, May The remaining two
regiments, the 6th and 10Th, OF Federal troops
ION to point on the National Road four
miles east OF this city.
The Legislature will adjourn tonight, the
time limited for IN extra session baTin9 ex-
pireds 4 large amount Of important business
has been transacted ot this Session. 4 bill
missing military fund Of one million dollars
1as passed also one appropriating $25, 900 3D.
e1tional to the Governors contingent fund
, 1861-06-03

The Ellsworth 0b.squies at Bryan
HALL


Yesterday, Sunday afternoon, took place :he
Ellsworth obsequles at Bryan Hal, inaugnrar-
ed and very appropriately carried out by the
members of tie original Chicago Zouayea, and
participated in by very 1arge share Of our
community, FIR in excess Of the accommoda-
tious OF the Hall. But for the wretched con-
dition Of the interior Of National Hall, which
t.s not been cleaned for months, aud the add
ed disadvantage that 1t he's no seats, both Of
which render It in its present condition un-
suitable for Sabbath afternoon service, it
would hare been far better 10 have used 1t on
th:e occasion, since probably not one.afth of
those who deired to be present could obtain
admission to Bryan Hall. It was filled long
before the hour for commencing the exercises
arrived, and even the sp.ce reserved for the
military wss invaded, filled, and packed, half
an hour ere the procession arrived. 60 TINT
but fer the strict reservation maintained Tor
the Old Zopayes on The Platform, not q single
military organization as u whole could hare
found admission. Is it YVES, the other con-
raniez, inside from the Zouavcs, we're only rep
resented by strogglers, most Of the rank and
dlc declining to attempt tie pressure with q
yery forlcrn hope " of getting in at that.
The interior Of the Hall was appropriately
deckcd with the American flag, very large
ensign draping the desk. At r. IL, the hour
for opening, there Was very little sitting or
standing room vacant. The audience In char
acter Ten represented the living Interest all
classes of our citizens take In the pres
ept war, and especially IN an occasion in hon
or Of one known to SO many here, the frat vic
tim to rebel hate In Virginia.
4 profound impression YVES created as the
old Zcuave corps, now broken and faded
remnant cf its former glory entered the hall,
bearing the splendid $500 stand Of colors, Won
in the Prize Drill of1s59, and borne by them
in their great excursion, The corps took
their place assigned them, at the east end OF
| the platform.
The exercises werc pfcfaccd by the Light
Guard Band, also the companions Of the Zou'
| ave excursion, who played on this occasion
the Ellsworth Requiem" 8 piece finely exc
cutcd en- tl:s occasion and doing great credit
to A. J. Vans, Eeq., the Leader Of the l.. G. B
We learn that 1t is in the press Of Me=s1s. Roo'
| g. Cady and to be shortly issued by thai
House.
| Rev. Dr.. A. D. Eddy read an appropriate 30
lection Of Scripture and followed with tht
opening prayer. 4 hymn selected and circu
lated among the audience on o printed pro
gEammc vas then sung. Prayer WAS then Of
fc1ed by Rev. Dr. Tiffany. a second hyn,
wHs sung,
"1woull not live always, ask not to stay.''
The discourse was delivered by Rev. q. 81
Humphrey, pastor Of the First Presbyteria,
church, and Was highly interesting and i'm
pressiye sermon, from passage IN Corinthi
ara,-"h pe,ils among false or<thret,." Th
preacher related briefly aud powerfully th
| Lending inciients Of Col EIIsHOrth,s career
, 1861-06-03


News from ST. Louis-HIost1y Old.
ST.. LOUIS, June 1.-Two regiments Of Iowa
volunteers are now qnaztered In Keokuk, and
a third is expected daily.
The Iowa Legislature has voted an approprI-
alton Of $8Q0,m0 for war purposes.
The New Orleans Picas4ne, OF tho s7th, au-
nounces the arrival At that port Of the priva-
teer Calhoun, having IN toW hescheoner John
Adams Of Boston, brig Panama, ,Iand the schoon-
er Mermaid, Of Fro7ncetown, Mass., Ill Vial.
ers, having l6o barrels Of oil On board.
4 Montgomery despatch Of the 24th, to the
Mobile. advertiser says, an order Inns been Is
;sued to. the Clerks Of the Department to b
ready to leave for Richmond On Wednesday or
Thursday. 50: ...5.
Col. McAfthur's regiment Of Illinois yolun.
teers have not moved southWard, but ar5 M
der orders to march at moments notice, =
Gen. uonIphan has declined the Brfcadiar
Ge1eralahip rendered him bY Coy. Jackaon.
, 1861-06-03

efRaaT1Hp. III, May 81.
It Is understood here that Hon, john a
McC!enand, member Of Congress Eom this
district, has been appointed General of the
aist Of. Col soott'e, Col. Ma1sh's, Col. gmfth's
The German and Eaah regiments, Of Chicago
a1d the regiments raised In the sayenth hi
eighth districts.
, 1861-06-03

ALEXANDRIA, June a-St1ong breastvorks
here viii soon be tlniahed<
The reporters haye maggni1ed unimportant
Theirs IS but one telegraph Instrument here,
which Is mostly employed by the Government.
, 1861-06-03

1fu1n NE Atmphis Bulletin Of Nay 3n1
a. = P negrn Rp preacher, belonging to Mrs. Haden,
h!s miftress on last sunday afternoons on remark-
ne, among other things, that be To1Id be
Hee 70 three weeks, and could raise a thousand
men himself for the purpose His case M .,sIs was
reported to me authorities the SAME eyeuiug.
and be vas taken out and hung On IondsY
, 1861-06-03
State Agricultural Society,

oFl1hGE1ElD JUNG ], 1861.
Editors Chicago Tribune:
There will be epecial meeting Of the Ex-
ecutive Committee aud Board OF Counselors
OF the Illinois State Agricultural Society, at
the fremont House, In Chicago, on Tuesday,
the 4th day Of June Inst BY orde. Of the
President JoN F. REYNOLDS, Cor, Sec,
, 1861-06-03
About Tennessee.

I111oone y Hsu111gtuu U1spstcn-1
New ToRK, May. 2-Ar. Ethezidge, Just ar.
rived here from Tennessee, says East Teunes-
see Will give large majority for the Union
Civil war IL unavoidable If the rest Of the
State goes for secession. so1die1s are cistrlb-
uted through the State to overawe the voters.
The disunionists are well armed; the Union
lists are manned.
, 1861-06-03

Especial Dispatch to ths Chtcaso Tribu1e.]
CA1Io, June 2, 1861.
Col. Cooks regiment at Alton, and Col
McArthur's at Caseyyi1lc, arc ordered to Cairo
Immediately. A squad of Col Tay1or'a artl-
lery with four guns, camp equippage, &c,
srriyed from Springfield this morning.
, 1861-06-03

PHIADELrn1A, June 1.-The Bulletin pub.
fishes from the Richmond Enquirer Of Thurs
day,. the details OF the Journey OF President
Davis to Richmond, and his speech to the
troops collected ut the Fair grounds. AIessrs.
Ioomhs and Wjgfal accompanied him.
, 1861-06-03

,.BA1r1AoRE, june IA detachment Of sol
dters Visited the Police Marshal; 70 inquire
about the arHl8 delivered by him to the agent
Of the etate.:. The result Of the interview be.
Ing satisfactory; the soldiers 1etprnea to camp.
, 1861-06-03

WAsH1KGToE, June 2. m. o. Field has gone
floating boats Of the capacity Of 500 men, in.
tended to operate on Memphis and below.
It is reported that Col Sherman Of Ohio,
will be appointed Qnartermnster General,
Five more regiments have becn rendered
from West PeunBY3YAQfA
, 1861-06-03
Our Foreign Relations.

WAsnSoToS, June 2d.-Accounts received
from Ep3lsad stare that Ar. Adams was pre-
sented By Lord Palrleratoo. Important state
tteslstches reached LiEl on tie lSth. TIE at
titGde of the British Government is 10. de-
cieiyely aace rtained. There Is nothing new
from othc1 Governments
, 1861-06-03

ALEXANDRIA, June Shorty before one
O'Clock last night a skirmlsh took place at
wellington Mills between company Of Zou-
ayes and company E Of the Michigan regi.
ment and q scouting party Of Vlrgln1ans. Tie
Federsls droye them away. One ZouaYe Was
killed and another wounded.
, 1861-06-03

NEW YORK, June La letter from East
Tennessee says there Is great majority there
for the Union, and TINT 10000 Government
troops could be raised there, owing to the no.
BILE stand Of johnson and Nelson.
, 1861-06-03

PKasosA1-::Among those Who have return,
cd to this city from Cairo we notice Col. ",
#. Mitchell, Assistant Qnaz tte11naster General.
and also Dr. Haven. Of the Hospital at Camp
Defiance both Of whom remain here q day or
or two.
, 1861-06-03

MOVEMENT OF GOVERNMENT TRoors.-A
dispatch Was received in this city yesterday,
sunday forenoon from St, Paul, to the officers
Of the P. F. ". d G. R. R., to have train in
readiness to-day to forward mmediate1y east,
INC commend of Major Patten, IS men Of Q.
.. lnfaat1y, to ar1iye here last night by the
Chicago & North Weste1n Railroad.
, 1861-06-03

MAHRE.--A fine nsw fore and AFT schooner
the s.Asior Anderson" lies IN our river, AS
she carries the draped Fred white aud blue"
~ her figure head, she manifestly always tfol-
lows The dag, ;, and 10 Is well named.
, 1861-06-03

BA1T1xoas, Juna 2--The rebels seized the,
western mails coming east this morning At
Harpe1S Ferry: IT :.':.- .s. ::
, 1861-06-03

From Chambersburch-
CuAMDEKsBCTGH. June There viii be
no movement Southwark before Wednesday,.
CHANBERsBURGH, June 2.-1Hs certain that
portion Ct tie turce here viii soon occupy
Frederick.
, 1861-06-03

CHn1Ico1HE, May M.-Last night O train
going east with the ed Ohio regiment on
boar, was thrown from the track by the
breaking of IN axle. Geo. ". Ballou, Of
Gnu, Ohio, vas killed. One soldier had his
thigh bones fractured, another an arm broken,
a.third broken jaw. A number were more
or less bruised and slightly injured.
, 1861-06-03

NEW York, June 2-The steamer Northern
Light arrived 1t New York from AspinwA]l
with three hundred and eeventy-three thou.
Raud dqlIa1B in specie.
, 1861-06-03

: ACKNOWLEDGEMENT The Chicago Light
ARTILLERY, Company D. Col Taylor command
ing, who leave tonight for Cairo as elsewhere
Stated, desire to return their grateful ac1now1-
edgement to ladies' Of St. James Church, and
the Sewing Hall Ut AcVlckers for fu1l outfit
Of Hayelocks, - . =
, 1861-06-03
All1u9ttu1lItH.

\
ALL EaI.sc1 street. ner@eer ,3ta.e sd peafbctu
Cclti1ucI Eucce.s Of tho eminent Artists
MISS CAROLINE RlsHtHss l. Nh. P. RlealNes,
Complete Triumph of the Encaantress.
The sTCFGEs R1FLE COMPANY hare accents:
an invitation A1 will visit tae Theatre this e7cunE
1OEpAT EVENING, JuEc 81 will be presented for
tfe ffsn nElc tue Gorgeous Spectacular upcratt:
Drama OF
THE ENCulyTRESS.
Ste11, tIAc Erchaat7cse} .....3ss CAr,Ene Etch-st
Ein;rr tTEc pirAte] Nr. Peter IEc1luE4
ASSISTED ~ the tnstre. c?npaoy and rumero1s
au11lla-!es.
THIS brilliant Dzau1 pes nts to the puouc
GORGEOUS SCENERY. EXQUISITE StSGIS0.!
ErtnLfSG ACTING. EkACT1FCL DANCING.
Thrilling IAbleIuz. t;7auG PrscesAon.!!
VIVID rrCTTEEs!
Gernis s!;4as.ons-loss of <an-Thc Ptsates ship-
Ettet ts-The Burning Fleet and P4Iac. on Fire
iLLCMISATED GAKDESa,!!
, 1861-06-03

1R1su Enthusiastically (sunday)- the
Douglas Guards Of Lasalle, Capt Aosia1ty,
attended morning service in body, at the
Church Of the Holy Name, on Rush street
near Superior.
The Brigade also acknowledge gratefully, d
Sunday dinner, at their barracks, generously
conated by several citizens
, 1861-06-03
DISPATCHES 10 TIRE ASSOCIATED PRESS.


NET YcnK, Ju.e 1--Tlc ~ received ie; :
patches stating that sksInishes look place 1ast
night ct Falls Church, six miles back Of Airing
ton Heights. Our plckets were attacked b
A later dispatch states that 4 force Of cav
airy md A5 infantry, under Lieutenants Tomp-
kins and Gordon, attacked the rebels at Fair
fax Court House: The rebel pickets were
met four miles this side, who fed aud alarmed
the camp The cavalry then charged on the
town, encountering vigorous resistance, the
people firing on them from the houses.
Tompkins' horse was shet under him, and his
cavalry Wa6 surrounded by the rebel infantry
who poured in 3 continuous fire, but they
fought their way through them, taking num-
ber Of prisoners. One cavalry man killed and
New York regiment were wounded, being
with the Federal troops. Lieut.. Tompkin8
reports 50 rebels killed, and that their fore.
amounted to ], 500. They had previously sup
posed there were but 200 there. Tonight our
troops will advance on Fairfax Court House
and tuke 1t. Another despatch says the rebels
arc fast retreating from Fairfax.
tCommercial Adycrtiser's Despatch.1
4 large body Of troops advanced On Fai1lax
this morning.
WASHINGTON, June IAN official despatch
from Gen. Mcdowell to the War Department,
says the loss to the Union troops 1T Fairf x
Court House is and the confederates ~.
WASHINGTON, June 1.-Accounts of the
eki1mieh by the Cavalry Company under Lieu
tenant Tompkins and the rebels at Fairfax, is
confirmed. Two ntn are missing and three
wounded Several horses wounded. There
were 0re prisoners taken and brought into
camp. Lieut., TompEins had two horses shot
from under him.
ALEXANDRIA, June 1.-The steamer Gip5ev,
from Pennington, via Fort Washington, at
10 o'clock, a. NJ, brings the following infor-
nation, which had been received at the latter
place. The engagement at AQUA Creek re
suited In the retirement Of the Freeborn
and Annacosta after severe fight, in which
q number were killed on both sides. Thetwo
steamers retired to await the arrival Of the
PaTnee. She stopped at Fort Washington to
await the arrival Of the transport Baltimore,
with troops, supposed to be the New York
list Regiment. The PaTnee and the DaltI-
more proceeded in company,
ALEXANDRIA, June LA gentleman arrived
here who was at Fairfax last night. He SAYS
that Capt John Aiarrona was ktlIed and that
the account Of the killed in the Washington
papers is exaggerated. That when the Cavalry
retired the rebels pursued them aud took tTo
prisoners. Extra Billy Smith figured in the
tight 4 Colonel commanding Mas wounded.
The rebels supposing this to Be m advanced
gua1d on tn The army, sent messengeis to Center
vile fer 200 Confederate troops.
evening. No anticipations Of IN attack here.
Campaign for the present Is being confined to
Gue1il}a warfare.
, 1861-06-03

w ANTED-A Situation by a
w Young Lady-caa do ANYTHING . woman ever
las done Or nsI Me otGeF TeS Il VII eduested and
atptety pepmen Would prefer going as tale+l,ty II
good seaUstress ard would. IN addition to thar act
q eoyernc=t. Her object 4 to have good home f,r
the orly relative ec has has entcd. and viii be a.
fsII3t
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-01-26
POETRY.
Pleasant Words.


Many truths the Wise Man give.
To his sons and daughters,
Useful. pure and strong, and bright,
AS streams of living waters:
Bat one choose from all the rest
And cmll it now the very best
Pleasant words, he says arc like
comb of fragrant honey,
The savings bank of thriving bees
Whose cells contain their money;
Where they. in little space. lay up,
The grains of mony tlowery cup.
"Swcct to the soul they gently soothe
In days of bitter anguish;
Health to the bones they cheer the sick.
And lift the heads ,hat languish;
And prove in every state and mood,
quiet way of doing good
Let u.s. then. ask God to plant
In us His flowers Of beauty,
And teach us to watch over them
With humble, patient duty;
Sweet flowers that grace the heart of youth,
Love, meckness, gcntleness, and truth.
For as honey is not found,
Where no flowers are blowing,
SO unless within our hearts
Love and truth are growing,
No one on our lips will find
Pleasant words, sincere and kind.
Pleasant words. Oh, let us strive
To use them very often:
Other hearts they will delight
And our own they'll soften;
While God himself will hear above,
Pleasant words of truth aud love.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-01-26
STATE OF SOUTH CARoLINA

IN EQUITY--riCKENS.
w. S. t. T.. Williams
! Petition for n oIor e.
Geo. w. Mckinney, et ais
appearing to my satisfaction That George w
Mckinney, one OF the defendants in this case
resides without the limits of this State: On mo.
tion OF Norton, pro pet 1t is ordered that, tho
sad absent defendant do appear in this Court and
p'eao' answer or dcinur tot the petition filed in
this case, within three months from the date
hereof, or it will be taken pro eonfesso as to him.
ROB'T. a. THOMPSON. cg.r.D.
Oct. 20, 1860 10 d.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-01-26
&tate al somth Garoaima.

IN oGDiNADYs-CfTATIoN.
V HEREAS. Ernest Brasscn hath applied to
' mo for letters of administration u pynsall
and singular the personal estate of Gotlieb Hosfse
deceased, late Of the District of Pickens and Ssls
aforesaid The kindred md creditors of saidabe
ceased are, therefore, cited to appear before re nj
PickensC. II. on Monday tho 28tb day of January.
TO hewseause, if any they can, why said letters
should not begraned. Given under my hand and
seal this 7th January 1861.
W. f. HoLCOMBE. ORD.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-01-26

HINTS FOR JANUARY--Ic saving be the
watch word for this uonth. Save the flesh
OF animals by attending to their comfort ;
keep them warm, sheltered and clean feed
and water them regularly; give. wholesome
food, and pure water keep stables clean and
well ventilated; watch animals, and supply
all wants, save fodder by good feeling racks /;
never allow hay to be wasted in the mud ;
racks save their cost every month feed often
and in small quantities; shelter cattle from
sweeping winds; shelter sheep fron driving
storms shelter swine in clean, warm bcds-
Avoid the waste using wet wood fill the wood
house Tor summer use; save chips and cobs
for kindling Protect trees from mice by
trcading snow about them. Subscribe for
agricultural papers, and suggest the same to
others
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-01-26

THE LUXURY OF LIBERTY. Y.-Bosont
friend: Well, dear, now that you are a
widow, tell me are you any the happier for it
-Inte,esttmy sctdow: Oh no. But have
my freedom, aud that's great comfort Do
you know, my dear, had an onion yesterday
for the first time these fourteen years.
A PERFECT MAN-Thc man deserving
the name is one whose thoughts and excr-
tions are for others, rather than for bmsclf
whose high purpose is adopted on just prn-
ciples, and never abandoned while heaven or
earth affords means of accomplishing it. He
is one who will neither seek an indirect advan-
tage by spccious word, nor take an evil path
to secure real good purpose. Such a man
were one for whom woman's heart should
beat constantly while he breathes, and break
when he dies.
If you are looking at picture you try to
give it the advantage of good light. BE as
courteous toyour fcllow-crcaturcs as you arc
to picture.
ALABAMA EDlfoRs GONE TO THE WARS.
Shorter, of the Montgomery Advertiser,
Whitfield of the Mail Sayrc of the Tuckcgee
Republican, and Kcizcr of the Democrat, have
all gone to Pensacola, to help Florida.
IHNJO1 JHG dressings Oh lnlS uay, III 6Ou
send them, and the evil of it bear patiently
for this day only is ours-wc arc dead to yes
tcrday, and we arc not born to tho morrow.
LADIES please be sweet but don't be for
NAL BE roses, but don't be primroscs.
How TO PRESERVE lIEALTH-NIcd-
cine will never remedy bad habits. Indu-
gcncc of the appetite, indiscriminating do
sing and drugging, have ruined the health
and dcrtroyed the lives of more persons than
famine OF pcstilencc. If you will take advice,
you will become regular in your habits, cat
and drink only wholesome things, retire and
rise very regularly. Malca free use of wa
ter to purify the skin; and when sick, take
counsel of the best practical man you know,
aud follow nature.
Do all in your power t. teach your chill
drcn sclf-gpvcrnment. If "A child is passion
ate, teach him by gentle means to curb his
temper. If he is sulky, charm him out of it
by frank good -humor. If indocnt, accus-
tom him to cXcrtion, and train him so as to
perform even oncrous duties with alacrity.--
If pride comes in to make obedience rcluc-
tant, subdue him by counsel or discipline In
short give your children the habit of ovcrcom-
in@ their hcSctting sins.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-01-26

TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
IN orp;NARY--rIcKENs.
WIN. Shelnrd. Admir-
W Pet application Of funds
John Green & others
| L appearing to my satisfaction that John Green
L Samuel t"ccn. James Green. james Davis and
wife Chrissa, Martha Hardin. - Riley and
wife Sarah. WIN. Green, defendants in this ease,
reside without the limits of this State: 1t is or
uercd therefore. that the said absent defendants
do appear in the OrdinaI,y's Office Mt pickens G.
ILL.,, on Monday the lth day of March next, to
shew cause, if any they can, why the fund ari-
sing from the sale of the Real Estate of John
Green, deceased, should not be applied to Tie
payment of the debts of said deceased
w. Il. llOLCOMBE, ORD.
Dec, 5. 1860 3m
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-01-26
GREENV!LLE MARBLE YARD.

GREENVlLLE MARBLE YARD.
'ANllE subscriber has on hand and is constant
Il ly receiving large and varied assortment of
American and Italian Marble,
To which he would call the attention of those in
want of a suitable Monument to mark the srot
where rcpose the remains Of their departed rel
ativcs and friends. Carving and lettering of
all kinds neatly and promptly executed
G1G' particular attention paid to orders bv mail
JAMES NJ. ALLEN
Greonville G. H., S. c.. Feb 81 3l-tf
n. B. lie refers to ID G Westiield. Cover, Cox,
Markly & Co, Dr. NJ Earle, w III Watson,
Esd. Col lIokc, Mckay, Eyq
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ricKESS~iH ORDINARY
James w mOsNrS' Admir- Petition for final settle.
Edward Rogers, etal men''
I appearing to my satisfaction that Temperance
j McWhorcr. John McWhorter. Hugh Rogers
Prudence brennan, Eendcr Robinson n nj theheir
Mt law of John Rogers, deceased (namcs and num-
out the limits of this State: 1t is ordered there
Tore that the said absent defendants do appear In
the Court of Ordinary, to be holden Mt Pckens C.
H., on Friday the 9Th day OF February next to shcw
cause, If any they can, why final settlement of
the Estate Of James Rogers, senior, deceased
should not be made on that day. md decree Ind
thereon; also. to render their advanccmerts and
receive their distributiyc shares in said Estate.
w. Il. lIOLCOAlBE, o.P.p.
orolnnrys oIhcc OCT ~, 1850 8m