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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-02-02

Ntine nItr impcyfirtr
2Setne, 2fqmOrS muS Gianrrcu.
utter Der Sirma ""'
M'KEEVER s BROKEN
uno iperOrn in rbrcm Strre, So. 4 Grdbauoe
SCfcl. NrarI Str, 81 hmrnp. No.
fur bic 6Clse Gin tets rei6blltjsc6 Qaacr fibrcn NAN inn
pUrtirten uio inI6aoitcu " wv ''
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Nne DIS %9erNrItn 9u6ItImS binirU9u;u I'D c%tlaubtn. rCm.
elbtn abtr auth iualcib ole Striihtriuo ac5rnb. roE irnrr
bel Un5 3tfluftc Mrtifcl ala Sbt oaNn.irt mtrNrn, fam y rmrn,tr
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Gfs- Or. %ri6en sytaubt ITO ittnrn Trrnnstn ri,
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-02-02
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Ter ~unter'st@nett erlautt lih einem ecebrtcn
puelltum Ole Nnici9c gu MAIDEN, ra6 er 3mil6cu
Der .. uno {. Strnec elnen 2asrrbiers Gallon err
ctnet Dat. Us miro Gas Sefrsben ~pelIeltcn lciu,
pets nur ole teItcn 0ttrdute ;u Gdlten uuo pur6
aIifmelfidme uno Ireuupfthc SeCicuuna %otcicni-
9sn, wrlhe tbn beiuheu, rem turi,n Nufentbalt
IN letnent frrunrlthen NJ tiblen Vptlle an9r.
re0m III mldcn.
NtbmonG, 20. Suti 1850.
6phu 9|erttQ. Plat.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-02-02

Vcdrpere! Budrpere!
Surh uebernabms res an mein 2ctal an.
arenienrsa 9erdumigsn g3c6n6luies bin i'd in
Den Stano 9eI'bt. elmer peitercu Gu,abl Boar,
orre bequ-me ;3immer cinricbtcu gu tGuncn.
pirrnuf Neleftireupe titte ih llsbalo bel mir
"oriulprs6en. s. ~ arrtaufen, Net.
Calm Neuen Mnrtt.)
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-02-02
Walhinen.

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%ttec Nrtrn nte'rr Na,6tne liuo icbr in N,tfro,, Gv
ben NantlttiI' unH &obrifGcbrauh. Tie Yr;tic rerfriSss, G ~
btrotle(ttt, rtlc. Hcn Sl35 uRo $3.50 auf $40 NM SIon
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RCrncr, wr mu'crc 2t1c %YcuhinSfo M maiden ,ir.
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srSSlsn NIL, l@rei6e fur Gin ercmplar Yln .*S. N sinS rs,
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UNI 9lE gum @Htr1udS ei9cr NdbmaIhiac notbrenSiornm c.
%9cnt3net lt"p III dntsrritnctem in grocer @ISmnbiI mn ,+
ben gt' aelHttsr Maltiniit miro unitrcn yunS[n S y
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-02-02

oinN,r'e ncue BdmtlienrM aitbine, -
lin unlcre Soften famiIienr9 aifin,u in ben m.r.;. am.
III hrtn1tn, baecn mir oen Ore { I II %bitieIbeR. SudifotSn ~
reer %5rlnSHtrlr StutIles 9taih ne. iG5n ptrit,r ouf f5nfe
iis Oolme h~crdtscitet. '""' ouHI>
Sin8cI'S Do. l uno 2 5tanparp@ hut,Iu
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-02-02

Wels- und Lager-Bier- Brauerei.
Die untcrjctdnstem linn iset in ZEN Stan,
9ciret, Die ocrrcn SSirtbr uuO ras oerbrte DUST
tum NIT SeiN- uuc S~aacrtrer rinner 6atritatip,
iu ben %tiuiaItrn pre,icn t%soicncn gu t5nnrn.
SrrreS per 6nB crer 9uBrnp bitten mir lei
pm. Sttinlein abiugrbcn.
8. Siber Ii. Gomp.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-02-02
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Ytenc' "oarrirstnmS uno 2assrbirr- 9EivtaIdait.
Ter untrrNitnete BAT on Ter l7ten S.ruBs.
DEM 6tlttm1rft 9caeruter, Gin neurS Suad- IL.
S>edrs'nHs phns erGhnct, plS tr ieiHen 1reun
Ten u'r Dem pntl'tam in NuSemsjnen tcItcus
curHetlt.
81 Gem @arrcrm ateic5 neu eiugrri6tetcn
9aules Iine tets 0ctrdnte aasr Art .:np bette,
Sudlttat gu baten. bsipnbert rnpFe6l: a6er Gin
@tas sutcS Eager. 0icr
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-02-02

Gtriae quite @coypcrs,
rncsn i'm 'Nartet Sotel Der uuter,eihnettn
Treunolttc 3imtnsr uno 9uten Suarb.
StapeGbufersu III. 6dueIer.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-02-02
OcOr9 Cbrrnbrrg,

5atrttdut ron SplsNcI. uuo @tlcer Rabmcu,
@ip. Ii mcY2rnor 5taEt.
Ten eeutlttn YuHii'um he ~tr9ctcuit Mnn;ec, eae it
a cStSem 9laBt Gun n%ioIoI,ilcn mio Wotoga5ncn as, ibSii
srVHnct babe, wcltltit &abmen lcoer SUalri6t nm Gj 5Ec m
bti %btltlitcn Yrttitn uno in ter 9rrBicn Gusipobl ~ babtn
nm. HerarotuieN ptT, Cr 9Icthf us bilist aasaefubrt.
lin aefdui0e @ufrdGr blttct IS. @trcnkcro.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-02-02

V. Omg9cubcimcr'
Importer BON prutlten II. franj6iiMen 0,inen
uno SrlRpitS,
Havana < Domestic Cigais,
N". lio 0rnntltnit,., 3wiihcu Der II. IL. H.,
nabe @pprrucrfr.
DaS oelltihe Ynblitum,, jnSbripuocrc oL,t g~icScrc:. taufer
tno bic pcrrcn SStrthe, wtrotn 6nf oieIcS ncu rrrih ,rt,
%SStrlelalr:. @tlttdlt aufnertiam 9cmatt uno crluht. q. b6rtii
prelemuret9cn 9S10rrr otclcS ncucu Gntlti mrntS m prriI.
hen. tbt nc III anbcrtr %bicioen rcCr ~nIrSiidcn 6iuitrn ibrr
elrtaGfc nlarten. nNtrr Nncrrta ~Ycrotcnrt fpl tcnrC glrtilci
brlcnctrS bier erip6but Une ber.cr5ctotcu al ircrScn:
0ranjOrithe Sramcice uup Jicttncnr,
Gbampa8nct IoC, ScrtCn),
St9ctnT mn Moi [ &&vine,
Aue SUrlen 9&blctcs. Sin
Ycab mo Npple. BRANDY.
aQs So'ten Niqr,ure (GUrpiaIS), ais: &lmmel
NInit. %tinntb, CURACAO &c. &C.
Nus Scrsrn ioaoana -:nr Iomcltic GiaurS ~
lerem Yretlr, V9ntbtnr9 &autlbaf, ale Spr.en
Hdudtdtat. Surcinc1 &c. &c.
lin frtuuoiitrn Hcrtb 9. @no,n6rirrr
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-02-02

Der l~ntcr3eibnete e~mpiiebIt hG1ihlt lrincr
0rsunpsn unp Dem YutIituH; ittn ousascebntes
frtl6 an9eir9trS Eager pm 2tqurIrcn uno 81.
Aarrsn, eirett imp-etirtc fran3Gfl6e Slots. I'M
SS~c'S'SSctne, Gtamr r9ncr, Wiolaso, Sberrs uni
Maoeira 9Seinc, aler Nrteu Sta%untmelne, lRbis-
tg'S, hct1ne. Sin. Mum unO ein o olcrtirtes
SdNcr BON 0apdna uuO clubcimiidcu Gl1arrcu.
Sauptlahlib ober s~mpfietlt or aatu 2tetbateru
ots purrn reutIhen NrtsniaitcS lctlsn 6dtsn
Nbctnmsin, UT blteH tci aucu Suantttltcu urb
riuiasn 9reiisn.
Nuh 1htsn Gimtur9trs unc S&w,t,sr.SGI
SaretneS II. +. +.
Nedtss Selttritr WaIer.
Nut SefrIun9en meresn nit Daut smpfanoer
uuc aufS 9ituttIihfs nuSgtfubrt. gBtcrsrycrtGl.
TtrA %orrtlufs it III pru bill 9fen VrttIen.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-02-02

IS cftatr 8ttterS.
Sin aussHcthneter 2Iuitcl Son 6btsu
Stcuabtcn's Differs, fir Die 8ar uno ANN
Srttitartrau8. Gum Sertaufe in o-sge,l unp
fIriurn SuautitGten bel
" c&eeper II. 8rideu
2Sein, Stqu'ur uno 5aoanasGiaar n. 6anefuna,
sgfr. 4 Grtan9e 6orel 8uirctna.
Nelrf Str,E..
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-05-04
TO the Volunteer Regiments Of the State.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROIINA, ~
2 e sIIeS,1u,iartora mil On s1SR1iE

~ ~ Heed dauartors, April 28, 1851
am, Informed from high authority that
the State .of Virginia has adopted our Con.
feaerate Constitution, and is Yirtually men,
bsr Of our Confederacy. called for yolun.
,teers. because l. did not consider Virginia as
uaderour Government. But when I au, Off.
cially informed that she has joined our Con
fedcracy, I shall consider her rs part of our
country, and toldefond her or, Maryland,is to
defend South Carolina. Whatever troops
may be ordered will be still considered rs vol
untecrs from South Carolina, and there is no
power to !engthcn Or, change their term Of
service thoy arc still volunteers from South
Carolina, for twelve months, and if thcylcave
tho States will be under the command of
General insthe Provisional Army of the Con
fedcratc States. If two or moro regiments
arc marched together out Of this State, will
assign to their command ono of our I}ripadier.
Generals, who will conmand until General
be nppoiatcd or designated by the President
of the Confederate Goverpmont. One of our
noble regiments is now III Virginia, and tho
Palmetto Flag floats from the beautiful hills
of Rictmond. Another of the same kind
started last night. You wilrbe eager to fol-
low wherever that banner waves. Fl 4
Soldiers of South Carolina Hold your
solves in readiness to march ut the word to
tho Tomb of Washington, and swear that no
Northern Goths and Vandals shall ever desc
crate it's sacred. precincts. and that you will
make of it an American Mecca, to Which the
votaries of freedom aud independence from
tho South, shall make their pilgrimage
through all time to come. Lot the sons of
South Carolinn answer to tho call from tho
sons Of Colonel Howard, whc ed the Mary
land line in triumph over the bloody battle
field of our Cowpcns. Let thom know that
wo will return that blood with full interest,
and let them fccl that they arc now, as they
were then, our brothers. March to Virginia
and lay your heads upon the bosom of this
mother of States, and hear her great heart
beat with now impulses for a removed and
glorious independence.
Surely the good and the virtuous of the
Northern States cannot sanction the lawlcss
and brutal dcspotism now inauguratcd at
Washington.
l'e ready! Stand by your arms mark
time to tho tap of Independence, and ut tho
word, march forward and onward to tho Bor-
dcrs. Our glorious old sister, North Carroll
na, is with you, and her frcclncn are in arms
Join them in the struggle for defence and
let tyrants know that there are men who cal,
make thcu hear the ring aud feel tho weigh,
OF. Southern steel l shall cndcavor not to
expose our own State, aud shall only march
you beyond our borders under pressing c,,cr
gcncyj but wherever the Confederate Flag
floats, there too is our country, now aud for
ever. Il. w PIcKENs.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-05-04
CLAREMoNT ACADEMY.

TllE TRUSTEES take pleasure in announ.
Il cling to the public. tint they have secured
the services Of Mr.. G. l.. IloLhIHuswonTu and
lady, to lako charge of tho Claremont Acadc.
my. These TcacIers have experience, and arc
competent to instruct in nll the various branch
es Of nm English education. BY arrangement,
a Male aud Female School will be taught in tho
same honso.
The Academy will be opened on the I'd Mon.
.day,in January. 1861.
Good boarding can be had in the neighbor-
hood op,fnvorable terms.
The snlubrity Of the climate and the moral
tone OF The vicinity, are inducements that
should MT be overlooked by parents aud gnar-
dians in educating their children aud wards.
by order of the Board
NJ. S. STKIBLING, Scc'v.
Tan. Q. 1861 % tf
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WALHALLA INSTITUTE,
Rev. Aug.Angerer, Am. Principal.

TIME FIRST TERM of this School begins
Il February 5th, and will continue for five
months. Tho second term will begin first of
August next.
There isyot no Primary Department., but one
Will be added as soon as practicable .-
Tho Scholars have to partakeiin the Study Of
all the common English branches. .,g@
!. Discpiine-Alild, friendly yot decided. 4,
,.,l..,...a..s TERMS:
Each course of five months, $3.50
LATIN, French or German, extra, each, 500
Drawing extra, 300
Piano, per lesson, extra, 40
Payable middle of each term
For further particulars, apply tothc Principal.
References Rev +. Bachnan, d. d.. and
Key. l.. Muller, Charlcstou Mr.. d. Bcmann
and DR.. Norman, Wnlhalla
Wahalln, Jan. 80, l8GT 26 IF
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State OF, south Carolina.
IN oRDINARY--pIcKEN

IN ORDINARY-PICKENS
Wm. Hunter, Admir-, FIR
Pet for Scftlcmnot
j. NJ. Owens and others.
Tappcaring to my satisfaction that j. NJ.
i Owens and wife Permelia A.. Oliatta Ar.
cher and Eugenia Archer, defendants in this
case, reside without the limits OF this State: it
is ordered, therefore. that the eaid absent do.
PENDANTS TO appear in the Court Of Ordinary, at
Pickcns G. H., on Monday the first day ofJuly
next. to shew cause, If any they can, why a
final settlement of the estate of Andrew II. Ar
cher, deceased, should not be made at that time.
and a decree had thereon.
w. +. IOLCOMBE, ORD.
March %. 1861. 33T en,
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$50 REWARD.

ID UNAWAY from the subscriber, on the 9th
HI Of last December. BERRY about s rect
inches high. very black skin, 2G years old /:
sometimes he limps slightly, fran having had
one Of his legs brokcn three years ago. Ilc has
n wirc ut Dr.. II. 9. Millor's. near Pcn,lletoh.
and is probably lurking in thnt ncighbnron,l.
The above reward will be paid for lis apprc.
hcnsion dnd delivery to tho ncarcst ial. All
persons detected in harbnring or aiding him in
any wny, will DC dealt with according to lnw.
JULIUS n. ROSS.
FLoRENCE S. c., April Q. 1861 3T-ff
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Notice.

\ III PERSONS having demands against tho
Ia Estate of John Todd, deceased, IRE hereby
noiiied to render them to tho undersigned, 'lc-
gally attcsted, within tho time prescribed by
law; and those indebted urc required to make
immediate payment.
ELIZABETH TODD, | Adm'x,
w. g. TODD, I Admir-.
April |, 1861 35
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BANK OF STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

CHARLESTON. February 10, 1861.
TNlIE LEGISLATURE having, at it's last
Il session, authorized the issue of Bonds to
tho amount of S675,000, bearing an interest of
per cent, for the purpose of providing the
funds required 70 sustain the State in the act of
resumng her rights of Sovereignty, this Bank
is now prepared to dispose Of the Bonds. They
are issued in SUMS Of $50 500, and $780, An
opportunity is thus afforded every citizen to
make secure and profitable investment, while
contributing did TO the cause in which the State
is engaged With tho view of enabling citizens
in any part of the Stutc to share in the loan,
the Clerks of the Courts Of the several Districts
have been requested 10 open Books of Subscrip-
tion for the Stock. Suitable arrangements will
be made for furnishing bonds on the receipt of
the money, Mt M early day aftcr each subscrp-
ton has heen mado Engagements for tho
purchase Of Bonds may be made Mt the Bank,
or at any of its branches. 1t is probable that,
at the next session of the Legislature, those
parties who desire it may have have their Bonds
converted into Stock.
G. NJ. FURMAN, President.
February %, 1861 80 If
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BLUE RIDGE HOUSE,
Pondleton, S. G.

AOllAlSGOIl, y. ".
FFNIIE SUBSCRIBER, who has had several
Il years experience in Hotel business. (hav.
ing been sole proprietor of the Williamson
Springs Hotel for nine years. is now proprietor
of the BLUE RIDGE HOUSE, where he will
bc glad to sec all his old friends and patrons
and also the travelling public. His house will
be provided with everything necessary for
well-kept house, both from the sea board markets
and surrounding country, and his Bar with
CHOICE Wines, Liquors and Cigars lie has
good servants, and every attention will be PAID
to his guests to render their soiourn agreeable.
Tho good society of Pondleton Village-the pro.
verbal good health of its ihbabitants--its inc
cool water and bracng atmosphere-its prox-
unity to the mountains and it's aocessibility.by
Railroad, all contribute to mako 1t one Of the
best summer resorts in the upper country. Pcr-
sons arriving hero on the cars, and wishing to
visit tho mountains or any other point of the
surrounding country, can be accommodated with
good conyeyancos and careful drivers from the
Livery Stable kept hero.
j. w. COBB.
May Is, 1860 40 | If
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M ssDAGAHI CAEs

nR.G; II. SYAIMES having completed his
~ Collegiate course, offers his Professional
services to his friends and the public generally.
VIII be prompt in his attention to his patrons.
His Office will bo fnuud with DR.. NJ L. SHARPE
in tho brick building adjoining Store Of late L..
B. Benson & Son.
Pcndlcton, May L. 1850 al tt
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EXECUTORS'. SALE,

EXECUTORS. SALE.
NM I'LL BE SOLD, at tho residence of John
w a. Robinson. on Tuesday tie 7th of May
next, tho entire PERSONAL ESTATE of
Jeremiah Lhopcr, sonor, deceased, MS fellows
TWO LIKELY NEGROES:
a girl, about lS years old, and man about d
years old.
One Mare, sed asl,l Furniture.
1crms-On credit Of twelve months, with
note, interest and approved surety.
THOMAS LOOPER
JOSEPH LOOpER, nA ofS'
April Is. 1861 3R 3
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state OF South Caroltno.

- IN EQUlTY-PICKENS. .v%
Elizabeth Evatt,
v. Amended Bill for parti-
=; > . +. Evntt, ct. al. ton, 60.
I appearing to my satisfaction that Addison
L Boggs and wife Sarah. defendants In thia
case, reside without the. limits of this State: On
motion of Harrison s. Pullam Comp. SOL. It is
ordered. therefore, that thesaid defendants do
appear in this Court, plead, answer or domur t,,
tho amended bill in this case. within threo
months from the publication hereof or on order
pro cc9fcsso will be taken against them.
ROBT. a. THOMPSON, c.E.r.D.
Comm'rs Office, March %, 1861. 3m
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TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
pIcKENs-IN EQUITY. NJ
G. ". alassngli, et. als. J
vs. Bill for Account Re-
David McWhortcr, ct. ais. lief &c
| Il appearing TO my satisfaction that Sarah f.
L McWhorler, Louisa c. Brown, John McWhor-
ter defendants in this case, reside without the
limits Of this State: On motion Of Orr & Hidden,
Comp Soils, il is ordered, therefore, that the said
absent defendants do appear in this Court. and
plead answer or dc,nnr 10 complainants' said hill
of complaint, within three months from tho pnb-
lication hereof or order pro co,tcsso viii be
taken against them.
ROBT. a. THOMPSON, c.E.p.p.
Comrs Office. March 80, 1861 3n,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-05-04
Blue Ridge Railroad.
ESszss2Sl EHzss2 gEssSHsa !gsasS2 - go - -,

a-!--s- ~ --A--- W -55asZ5As8
HARS on the Blue Ridge Railroad leave Pen
days. at Is minutes before 4 o'clook, AM. On
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturday, at o'clock,
p. NJ.
Leave Anderson on Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays Immediately after the cars arrive
from iron Bolton in the morning. On Tuesdays,
cars from Columbia
Sept. 8, 1860 G &c
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
rIckESs DIsTRIoT--oEfIcEC COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
N| lLLfAM L. PARKER. who is in the Gus.
w tndy Of the Sheriff Of Pickens District, by
virtue of a writ of cdpidS al satisjitcienlnn,, Mt
tho suit of Isham w. Taylor having fled
in my Office, together with schedule on cath
of his estate and effects, his petition to tho
Court Of Common Pleas, praying that ho may
be admitted to tho benefit Of tho Act of tho Gen
ernl Assembly made for the relief nf Insolvcnt
Debtors: 1t is ordered, that tho said Isham
w. Taylor, and all others, the creditors to
whom the said William +. Parker il in any
wise indebted be and they are hereby sum
moned and have notice tn appear before the said
Court. Mt Pickcns Court House. on the Sd Mon
day OF October next, to shew cause. if any they
can. why the prayer of the petition aforesaid
should not bo granted.
j. II. IIAGOOD, cc.r.
Office Common Pleas. April |, 1861 3m
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
pIcKENs-IN EQUITY.
Warren r. d. Moss,
vs. Amended Bill for Re-
Samuel NJ. Hunt. ct. al. lief, sc.
appearing to my satisfaction that Samuel NJ.
Hunt, one of the defendants in this case resides
without the limits of this State: On motion Of
Norton, Comp. SOL, it is ordercdstha he do ap-
pear in this Court, and plead. answer or dcmur to
compliments amended bill of complaint in this
case, within three months from the publication of
this rule, or an order pro contesso will DO taken
against him.
RoBT. a. THOMPSON, c.E.r.p.
Com'rs. Office March 30, 1861. o 3m
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NOtica,

"A LII persons indebted to the Estate uf Jcrc-
"a miah I.oirer, scnor, deceased will make
payment; and those having demands against
said Estate are required to present thcm to us
legally ottcstod within the time required by law
THOMAS LOOPER.
JOSEPH LOOPER, EN- ofS'
April Is, 1861 81
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Col T.. p. Jones.

Col e. p. Jones.
TIE rcmaiping Volunteer Companies in this
Brigade will soon bo organized into Regiment
We most respectfully suggest that Col. JONES is
the proper man for the position of COLONEL, and
we trust he will be elected without opposition.
..,...a GREENVILLE VOLUNTEERS.
Be3y" The friends oEGAPT. H.. r.. SIIANKLfN
announce him q candidate for lieutenant Colonel
Of the Regiment of Volunteers now forming.
ReSsThe friends Of CAPT. II. a. IIAWTIIO ORNE
announce him candidate for MAJOR Of tho Reg
imcnt OF Volunteers now forming.
Dssy- The friends Of CAPT. l.. G. CRAIG an
nouncc him n candidate for MAJOR Of the Volun-
tccr Regiment being now formed. X
BGay"The friends Of DIR. q. II. SYAMES an
nounte him candidate for Major of the Regiment
of Volunteers now being formed. ~a
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TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
IN EQUITY-pICKENs
John Burdinc,
Bill for Partition, &C.

John Burdinc, rN
Vs. Bill for Partitions &c,
Patsy Burslinc, ct. ais.
| appearing to my satisfaction that the heirs of
Polly at'cm. to wit: Geo Lnthcm, L. H. South
wick and wife Patsy. j. ". Lathcm, Richard ~
Sam. w. Lathcm, Jas. Il. Petit and wife Jane J..
Jacob Ernest mid wife Betsy. Jos. Burlinc. Sam,l
Rur'inc. Elijah Robinson and wife Henrietta,
defendants i'll this case. reside without the limits
of this State; On motion Of Harrison & Pulam,
Comp. Soils, it is ordered therefore that the sand
absent defendants do appear in this honorable
Court, and pcnd, answer or dcmur, to complain
ants said bill Of complaint within three months
from the publication hereof, or an order 1ro con
.t"sso will be taken IA to them.
ROBT. a. THOMPSON, cErp
Comr's Office. March %. 1861. BIN
THE STATE ,OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
j. Il. Ilagood, Admir-, Petition
Jereminh Whitmire &wife Anna, ct nls J Settlement
| appearing to my satisfaction that James Rob.
l inson, Geogc Robinson, ir Joseph Robinson
Randall Robinson, Lydia Ilngood Thomas Hit
and wife Martha, the hcirs.ataw of William Rob-
inson. dcceased, (nanes and number unknown, J
and the hoirs Of Elizabeth Reese deceased (names
and number npknown,) defendants in this case,
reside without the limits of this Stnte It is or
dcred, therefore. that these several absent parties
do appear in the Court of Ordinary, to be holden
at Pckens Court House oil Monday the 9th day Of
July next. 10 shcw cause, if any they can, why a
final settlement of the Estate of Hardy Robinson
deceased. should not be made and a decree pro.
nounccd thereon.
We uOLCOMRE. o.rp.
Orainnry's Office, April 2. 1861 an