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In Advance of the Mail.

WASHINGTON, March 10.-In the Senate
to-day, Mr.. Douglas resolutions were up for
discussion.
Mr.. Clingman argued that Lincoln s inau-
gural meant war, aud that war was the real
purpose of the Administration Within the
last three days he had received information
That heavy guns and large renforcements
were gong South, to take possession of the
forts In North Carolina, Virginia aud else
where.
Messrs. Hale, Chandler and Simmons re-.
piled.
WASHINGTON, March 20--It is reliably
stated that President Lincoln intends to
maintain the military status of the Gulf forts
Captain Frazer, of Mississippi, and Lieu.
tenant O'Bannon, of South Carolina, have
resigned.
Foreign goods are arriving at ST. Louis
free of duty, Uiu Now Orcans
NEW ORLEANS, March l9--Adyiccs re-
ccived in this city from Texas state that there
VII be an entire evacuation of all the forts by
the Federal Government by the goth instant.
REsIcNED.-The Hon Mr. Clemson. the SON
in-law of the late John g. Calhoun. hns tender.
eu 10 the SECRETARY of tho Interior his resigna.
trn "f the chief Of the agricultural Burenn of
the Patent Office. The lion. a. B. Greenwood
Commissioner of Indian Affairs, has also re.
signed ~
TINS RePUnhcAN SENAToRs.--I. is said that
the Republican Senators have held n caucus and
passed resolutions opposing the abandonment Of
Sumter. and also deciding to accept the rcsigna.
tl"ns of the seeding Senutors Informing the
Governors Of their respective States of the VA,
cnmcics.
SENATOR PrGH ConIYa.-It is said that SEN
at"r Pugh. of OHIO. has decided to remove to
some of the Confederate States. where hc in.
tends to apply himself soely To tho practice of
his profession
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sHERIFF,s SALES.

p \ virtue of sundry wris of fer facas to me di-
~ rectcd will be sold before the Court House, in
iickcnS District, within the legal hours Oh tho first
Monday and Tuesday in April next
One bay marc aud gray mare levied
ON as the property of George Grant at the suit of
y. II. T. FAINT.
One sorrel and one man saddle, and on
,lneSuay nitsr Saledhy at the residence of NJ L.
DAVIS, one yoke oxen and one Wagon, as the prop.
erty of j. q. Davis, ut the suit of S. H. Johns
& Co.. and others
Two negro men. Bill and Tank and one woman
Lefty and child levied on as the property of J. NJ.
Brock ut the suit OF ". L. Archer and others.
One tract of land containing 300 acres more or
less lyingnh Rocky Fork, waters of Chauga creek
aHlHhing lands Of Spencer Chambers Ephraim
Cobb and others. levied az tho property of Wm
Phillips at the suit of Robert Spencer and others
One tract of land, on Crooked Creek, adjoining
lands OF Daniel Butler, Joseph Brewer and others
containing two hundred aud eighty acres more or
less levied on as the property of ID. Won Eitzen at
the suit of the State and others.
One tract Of land, lying on waters of Chattoopa
river containing one hnndrcl md eighty acres
more or less, adjoining lands of NJ Burrel Philnon
Crainc and others, levied on as the property of
James !. Ridley, nj the suit of A. b. Grant and
others.
One tract Of land, adjoining lands of David
StrIbling. the village of Fair Play and others con.
tanning eighty acres more less, levied on AS the
property of Joseph Reese, at the suit of S, & n
W?1'rown. ~. -
One sorrel horse and one buggy and harness
levied on ms the property of Il. Il. Norris at the
suit of Leonard Towers.
Four mules. levied the property Of DIR.
Charles Brown at the suit of NJ. r. Hunnicutt and
others.
w. n CRAIG, s.p.p.
Jan. g, 1861 23 ,d
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WALHALLA INSTITUTE,
Rev. Aug, Angerer, AM, Principal.

kHNHE FIRST TERM of this School begins
IL February 5th, ana will continue for 1--WE
months. The second term will begin first of
August next.
There is yet no Primary Department, but one
VIII be added as soon as practicable.
The Scholars have to pariake in tho Study of
all tho common English branches
Disciltiae- Mild, friendly. yet decided.
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 teru,
fnrinrther particulars. apply to the Principal
Refcreaccs-Rev. f. Dacbman, ID. D.. and
Rev. l.. Muller, Charleston; Mr.. ID. Remann
and DR.. Norman. Walhaila
Wallalla. JAN 80, 1861 2G ,f
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CLAREMoNT ACADEMY.

ANllE TRUSTEES take pleasure in announ.
Il cling 10 tho public. that they have secured
the services Of Mr.. G.. l.. lloLL,xc<woRru and
LADY to Ike charge of the Cla'cmont Acadc.
my. The Teachers have experience, and are
compficpt to instruct in all tue various branch
cSnt an English cduco'ion. BY a..ran3emcn$.
n Mile aud Female School will be taught in the
samc house.
t9e Akcpdcmy will be opened OF the 2d Mon
DIV il Jitnuary 1861.
GT"d boarding can be had in the ncighbor-
bond on favorable terms.
FNs N'lnhrity of the climate and the moral
tone oi Tie vicinity, are Inducements that
>n'n''! not hc "se"lookcd by parents and guar
d'ans in educating their children and wards
BY order Of the Board:
NJ S. SrRIBLING, Sec'y.
jan. Q. 1861 Or &c
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MEDICAL CARD.

nR, G. II. SYMMES having completed his
~ Collegiate course, offers lis Professional
services to his friends and the public generally.
viii be prompt in his attention to his patrons.
His office will be found with DIR. NJ. l.. SHARPE
in the brick building adjoining Store of late f..
B. Benson & Son.
Pendleton, May 10, 1860 Al IF
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Monday March at Trap;
Tuesday l2 4" at IIosters;
w Wednesday, l3 at liag,od's;
Thursday Ii ut Mrs. Barton's:
Friday l5 ut Eli StanselPs:
saturday IL at Wolf Creek
Court weok lS. 10, 20, 81 & % at Piokens c. II !;
Saturday Odd March at Hurricane;
Monday 25 at VIM. Nimmon's;
tuesday 70 at Grants Store;
Wednesday, n at Tunnel Hill;
Thursday % at A Robios'
Friday ~ at Jonas Phillips:
saturday 10 at Fenton III. Halls;
Monday lst April ntC. p. poole's;
TncSday2 at G. w. Phillips;
Wednesday & Thursday & at Waihalia:
frid"y, April Mt Ezekiel Cox's;
Monday &c at Bachelors Re'reat;
Tuesday : at Fair Play;
Wednesday, 10" at Douthits; =.
Thursday | l at Faults;
Friday IL - at Snlubrity;
M"nd y & Tuesday Is & l6 : at Pickcnsville /;
WeuneSdny Ii j. T. GuHsett's !;
Monday % /" Pckens G III ~
Monday 9th May at 's,
ut which time my books will bo closed All per-
Suns failing to mako their returns bv that time
are, by law, double taxed. The Tax Collector
has n" discretion in the matter
State Tax twenty-five per cent higher than
last year
Road tax 25 per cent
Poor - Is 'Fer cent.
Tax payers will take nntisc that no Rcturns
wills he received unless accompanied with the
money: N'ne but State money can he received
One tcnth of one per cent. on all monies
loaned, monies ut interest. all monies invested
IN the stocks or bonds "f any other State. other
Than the bonds or stocks of this State and
"ther than the stocks of the banks aud railroad
companies of this State"
inc aggregate amount of monies to be re-
turned 10y each person should be ascertaine,l
before the return is made
slave owners. are required by law to return
inc number "t dogs belonging to their negroes
9, Inc following is the list OF taxable property ::
slaves and lands sales of goods, factorace. EN-.
pi"yments, faculties and Professions all snlurics
ana wages over five hundred dullars lots in viii
ihSes and towns, monies leaned and Ill monies
drawing interest, including bonds other than
dogs kept by slaves
BES~ No Returns sent can be received. unless
sworn t" hef"re magistrate or notary public,
ana ~, S'g"ed by the person making the return
inc law requires every tax payer tn put his or
her signature on the tax book. As am com
PEELED to make my Return by the lst June, |
nope tax payers will be prompt in making re-
turns, and paying taxes Executions will he
issued against all defauters Immediately after
'he ith of May in accordance with my instruc.
ti"ns The late hour at which have received
my books requires me to act promptly aud |
hope all Interested will see the necessity Of max.
ing returns at once, and thereby save me trouble
and themselves cost.
JOHN w. l.. CARY, Il. C.
March g. 1861 50
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state OF South Carolina.
IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ST
VIM. Hunter, Admir-,

49, IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81 NJ,
VIM Hunter, Admir-,
VS.. Pet for Settlement
J. M. Owens and others,
Z appearing to my satisfaction that j NJ
~ Owens and wife Permelia A.. Oliatta Ar.
cher and Eugenie Archer, defendants in this
casc reside without the limits of this State. I,
isordered, therefore, that the said absent de.
fendants to appear in the Court of ordinary. at
Pictens O. H., on Monday the first day ofJoly
next, 20 she~ cause, If any they can, why q
final settlement Of the estate of Andrew II. A..
cher, deceased, should not be iahde.at that time
and decree had thoreon 80
w. II. ,II0Lc0MBE, Cpd.
March %, l80l.s oH hA7tSS3a tT7sAlan
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PROCLAMATION.

STATE or SOETW G.lROLlNd.
H. NOW all men by these presents. That T
IN DAVID +. JAMlSON. President of the e,
Convention of the People of S,ueh Cnrolinn, os.
sen,bled pursuant tn nn Act of the General As.
.cmbly. passed on the ninth day of November.
in the year -four Lord enc thousand eight hun,
dred and sixty, and which adjourned ON the
fifth day oT January. one thousand eight hun.
drei aud sixty-one, by virtue of the authority
vested ;# ne y" the Convention. DO IIEREBS
CONVOKE THE SAME. AND. BY THESE
PRESENTS. DO HEREBY SUMMON TIIE
MEMBERS OF SAID CONVENTION TO RE.
ASSEMBLE AT CHARLESTON. IN THE
STATE AFORESAID. AT II O'CLOCK NJ
ON TUESDAY, THE 2Gru DAY OF MARCH,
INST - -
Given under my hand, at Charleston. this
thirteenth dny Of March, in they of oar
L"rd one thousand eight hundred and sixty
one, and in the eighty fifth year of the sov
ereignty and independence Of the State of
Suuth Carolina.
D. +. JAMISON.
President os the Convention of the
People of South Carolina.
Attest:
b. f. ARTHUR Clerk. NH 23.l
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BLUE RIDGE HOUSE.
Pendleton, S. G.

EenOl9Con, -. u.
THNHE 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 BiUE RIDGE HOUSE, where nc will
be glad TO see all his old friends and patrons
and also the travelling public. His house will
be provided with everything necessary for a
wol.kept house, both from the sou board mar cts
and surrounding county, and his Bar with
choice Wines, Liquors and Cigars. lie has
good servants, and evory attenion will be paid
to his guests TO render their Dciourn agreeable
The good socio ~ Of Pendle;on ViIlage-the pro.
verbal good health of it's inhabitants--its iine
cool water and bracing atmosphefe--its PROV
unity to the plOuntains and it's accessibility by
Railroad, all Contribute to make it one of the
best summer resorts in the upper country. Per-
sons arriving here on the cars, and wishing to
visit the mountains any other point of the
surrounding country, can be accommodated with
good convey0nces and careful drivers from the
Livery Stable kepE here. e0.
e&a@ j. w. COBB.
May Is, 1850 ~ tf
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fHYM e NEAL.

MARRIED, on the 10th February last by L.. Roy
ers Esq. Mr.. T. ]. SLOAN to Hiss ELIZA Moss, all
OF. Pickens. - = :
By the same, on the 1lth March, Mr.. AsHLEy
roWEGL to Miss G. sHED, all of Pickeus.
By the same, on thc 17th instant, Mr.. w, w.
chuAFToS 20 Miss n. a. Rooshs, all of Pickens.' .
On the 26th RebFaary iaAt aSy Rev. d. Wall
Mo r W. u FlELEY. of Pickens, to Miss Many M
HoLDgN, of Rabun, Ga. V - - - -
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NOtEc0..

NteE pnblleare hereby fossarned from trad
1 ing fafADose Of hand eives, nv A.oeI atnot,
TO James III. Wilson. for $al 60 avcS ai,o,is
year 1860 do not intend 20 pay said note
unless compelled by law, the considyration Of
said note having, failed tlsa ~ tGI8 =
March 90, 1864. a2si .ee Fss esfsaSt
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The State Of south Carolina.
y PICKEMS DISTRICT

PICRENS DISTRICT,
r. LUCY MCCOY, w,fe 6f Rny mcooy &c
Il9 Riekens District. hereby gives notice that
npan. the expiration Of the legal length of time
y will tssde and actsas free dealer or ..yen,me
cpcertt" andpablic notice Is hereby given ac
eord'nRiy LUCY MCCOY. .
March IS, 1851. 33 3m,.
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Naale Oa' A0latla Car0Iimn.

~. ,a IN EoUITY--PicKESs.
Elizabeth Evapsz,l
e, ". imended Bill for parti
=: - ~ ~ \. Esate, etfab ton, &e.
pappearing tom ssfac.ion that'Addison
i Boggs and wife SAsAH defendants in this
case. reside without the limits Of this State: On
motion Of Harrison & Pulliam. Comm. Sol. il il
ordered, therof,,rc, that the said defendants do
appear in this Court. plead, answer lp ,ieInur to
the amended bill IN this case, Within three
months from the ppt iication hereof, or ca order
pro cc'sfesSo will Be taken against them.
~ ~ sROBr, A, THOMPSON, 1.R.Pp
Comm'ra 0fice. March %, 1851 Sm
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Law Notice.

THE updeFsignpd have formed a partnership in
the prsSdoNT Law and Equity for Pickens
L.s.fict' ss Mr. hApesx may be consulted at his
'aa3# 'nifs 20 q JAMES l.. ORR, VA
L.,Is4rlEQf1 .a0D Dnff apfqW., NJ. HApDEN,t b..
Pickens'C. H., May 10, 1860 42-tf
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BANK OF STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

NHARLESTON, ebluary 10, 1851.
HNHE LEGISLATURE having, at it's last
Il session, authorized tile issue of Bonds to
the amount of $675,000, bearing an interest of
! per cent. for the purpose of providing the
funds required to sustain the State in the act of
rcsu'nins her rights Of Sovereignty, this Bank
Is now prepared to dispose of the Bonds They
are issued i'll sums of $50, $780, and $780, An
opportunity is thus afforded every citizen to
make secure and profitable investment, while
contributing aid to the cause in which the State
is engaged With tho view of enabling citizens
in any part OF the State to share in the loan,
the Clerks of the Courts Of the several Districts
have been requested to opon Books of Subscrip-
ton for the Stock. Suitable arrangements will
be made for furnishing bonds on the receipt of
the money. at an early day after each subscrip-
ton has been made. Engagements for the
purchase of Bonds may be made at the Bank,
or ut any of its branches. 1t is probable that,
at tho 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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Col. e. p. Jonee

THS remaining Volunteer Companies in this
brigade will soon be organized into Regiment
We most respectfully suggest that Col. JOKES is
the proper man for the position of colonel, and
we trust he will be elected without opposition.
GREENVILLE VOLUNTEERS
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FOR sAT,EI

WE Subscriber is the proprietor of valua.
Il liable TRACT OF LAND, situate near
Walhala, on the Blue Ridge Railroad, CON
Five Hundred Acres,
tIiiy ot which are good Creek and Branch Bot
tom. There are two settlements on the tract.
and the land is susceptible of division. l desire
I" sell from One hundred and fifty to Four hun.
oreu Acres 1 ,, on IN easy terms Apply b. letter to
a. ID. GAILLARD.
Sept. g. 1860 6m
ReE" The Caroljnion will copy in its tri-
week. yon Mondays and in the Banner twice a
month for six months, and forward bill to me.
a. ID. G..
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Special Notices.

GsiS@A meeting of the Board of Domestic Mis-
sions for the Twelve Mile River Baptist Associa.
ton viii be held Mt Secona Church, on Saturday
before the first Sabbath in April next.
IL. ]. ANTHONY, Secretary
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nfS~rh funeral Of the late Rev. w. G. Multi
MIX Will be preached at Mount Zion, on the fifth
Sabbath in March, instant.
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAB0LINA.

:, ~ - FlVhENH---lN ORDINARY.
f. n. Garvin, Admir-
Thos. d. Garvin, et ais.
rappearing to my satisfaction that Il. W. Mer-
rltt and wife Ann, James H Evatt and wife Ma
rllda defendants i'll this case, reside without the
limits OF this State. 1t is ordered, therefore that
the SAID absent defendants do sevcrally appear in
the Ordinary's office, at Pickens c. H., ON Monday
me 10Th day Of April next, to shew cause if any
,mey can, why final settlement of the Estate Of
Thomas Garvin, deceased, should not be made, and
a decree pronounced thereon on that day These
parties arc also required to render their advance
ments, and receive their respective distrbutiye
shares. w. Il. UOLCONRE % -
Jan. IL, 1861 N o.
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROEI>,A
We IN EoUlTY--PICKENs.
John Burdine
Bill for Partition, sc.

-. W.
Patsy Burdine, et ais
appearing to my satisfaction that the heirs of
Folly l'athem, to wit :: Geo. Lathem, T. n. Sonth
wick and wife Patsy, j. W.. Iathem, Richard HI.
Lothem, Andrew p. Lathem, Anthony g. Lathcm,
Sam. W. Lathem, Jas. f. Petit and wife Jane f.,
Jacob Ernest and wife Betsy, Jos. Burdinc. Sam'l
Burdine, Elijah Robinson and wife Henrietta
defendants in this case reside without the limits
of this State: On motion of Harrison s. Punnm.
Comp Soils. il is ordered, therefore. that the SAID
absent defendants do appear in this honorable
Court, and plead, answer or dcmur, to comrlain.
ants said bill of complaint, within three months
from the publication hereof, or an order nro CON.
Jesso will be taken as to them "s
RoBT. a. THOMPSON, o.B.p.p
Comr's. Office, March %, 1861. 8m
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psSS" The friends of Hon JOHN ID. ASuNORE
announce him n candidate to represent this Con.
gressioha' District in the Congress. oil. the Conicd
erGte States of America #
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Bsls@ The friends of CAPT.R. 4. HAWTHORNE
announce him II candidate for MAJOR of the Reg
iment OF Volunteers now forming
The friends Of CAPT. l.. C. CRAIG an.
no"nce him candidate for MAJOR of the yohin-
teer Regiment being formed r.
Esis The friends of Dr.. G. II. SYNMES nm
nounce him candidate for Major of tie Regimen,
of Volunteers now BEING formed
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Law Notice.

THE undersigned will devote himself entirely
Il to the practice of Law and Equity on the
western Circuit. Mr.. lIADpEN is his partner at
rickens. JAMES OpP>''
Anderson C. H.. May 10, 1859 42-tf
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w. +. HOLCOMBE. o. p. n.
State of South Carolina.
a.u PIcKENs--IN ORDINARY. Sd
Wm. Hubbard and Wife,

Wm. Hubbard and Wife,
Pat Inr Ral;of
Heirs of Re
Aaron or Humphrey Lindsay. ~
HE hers-at-law of Aaron or Humphrey Lind.
L say. deceased, are hereby required to appear,
either personally or by attorney, in the Court of
oralna,y' VI to be holden ut Pickens Court House,
iUI III tNNehs Dlstricl on Monday. tb" lst day of
Jniy next, to establish their claim ,he fund oris
ing irom the sale of the real estate If said Lind
say, deceased. or the same will, GU that day. be
paid over to tho petitioners. ED'
March 90. 1861 a. iap, Am
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EsEWc Ridge Railroad.

$500 szzsgg Es5ztsgg2 2sa 49,,
4 fARS on the Blue Ridge Railroad leave Pen.
~ dicton on Mondays. Wednesdays and Fri.
days at l5minutqs before o'clock, A. M. On
i tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at o'clock,
Leave Anderson on Mondays, Wednesdays
ana Fridays immcdiatel after the cars arrive
Tt lrDin Pelton IN the morning. On Tuesdays.
Thursdays and Saturdays, On the arrival of the
cars from Columbia
Sept. 8. 1860 &c
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VIM. G. KEITH.

A / I 0 II N Y AT LAW,
w I'LL attend promptly to all business entrusted
", W to his care in the Districts comprising the
western Circuit Office at I'ickcns c. H.
Dec s, 1852 90 tf
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Atimlia1islratOr,s Sale.

Administrators sale.
NV ILL he sold, on WEDNESDAY. 3d of
wv April next ut the residence of Albert
S'anSeli, deceased. the personal estate of said
deceased, consisting uf Que hnrse. four heul of
Cattle, one Rife gun, two Saws and pigs a,,out
100 bushels Corn. two Saddles, Fodder. Farm.
ing to"ls, h"usehod and kitchen farniture, with
other articles.
Tension n credit OF nine months, with in.
torcst, note and security
ELI STANSELL, Adm'r.
March %, 1861. 22 Q
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
PIcKENs--IN ORDINARY
Pet. for settlement.

VIM. Kirksey. ct. ais. ~ '''.'i"'"''
Tappeang to my satisfaction that David Garyin
!. l and wife Nancy; Isaiah Nj. K;rksey, Jared n.
r. r. kirksey Mary L. NJ. p. Kirl>ey, Christopher
Kirksey, Catharino Hallum. and b. #. Holland and
wife Penelope. defendants in this case reside with
out the limits of this State: 1t is ordered, there
fore, that these several absent parties do appear
IN the Court of Ordinary, to be holden at Pickens
=. ii on Friday the Sd day of May next, 10 shew
cause, if any they can, why final settlement oP
the Estate of William Kirkscy, senior, deceased.
las to his distribuive share in the Estate of Sos
Kirksey, deceased,) should not be made ard
decree pronounced thereon.
w. f. nOLCOMDE, 'o.r.b.
Ordinary's Office, Jan. 80, 1861 8m. q
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ltipe strawberries were on sale at New Or.
leans on the LIST inst At Raleigh, N. g.. on
the 9th, the poach trees were in full bloom.
garden peas in flower, and cabbage plants
quite large enough to transplant.
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GFaS" The friends of CAPT. j. l.. SHANKLIN
"H"o"nre m MN candidate for Lieutenant. Colonel
of the Regiment of Volunteers now ror,nipo
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Cop gives every bird his food, but docs not
throwit into the nest.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

OIAIE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
IN NoRDINARY--CITATtoN.
" WHEREAS. Esther Keithand Rob't A. Thomn-
' son hath applied to me for letters of ri
mihis'fation upon all and singular the personal
estate Of Matthew Keith, deceased, late of the
District of Pickens and State aforesaid: The
kindred and creditors of said deceased are, there
fore, cited TO appear before me at Pckens c. If, ON
Monday tile 9th of April next, to shew cause, if
any they can, why said letters should not be
March, 1861.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-03-23
ESTATE SALE.

W lLL he sold to the highest bidder on the
wv Sin dny OF April next, ut the la,o resi-
dence of Nathaniel Lynch, senior, deceased, his
personal estate consisting of
Ten Likely N egroes,
-, (Tl'erc.Is one Blacksmith in tie lnl.)
Three Horses, stock tc Cattle, Hogs. Sheen one
two.horsc Wagon, nbuuS
500 BM%lscIs OF Corn,
Fodder, Shucks, with other articles not ncces
sary to mention.
1e.ims--On a credit of nine months, with in
tere I from date, and note with two good sure
ties given hctnre the right ofproperty is changed.
Sums undos S., cash
q. NJ. LYNCH
n. LYNCH,
j. S. LYNCH, -i"" '*'
III. LYNCH,
March 81. 1851. = SO 3