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:. The Fourth Session Of this Boarding School
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Which laid over.
foot of spring street North river.
Which was laid
csxtRsL oRpHps
Resolution Of n ard Of COunrilmeu as follows
Resolved That the Committee National ALalre be ana
tey authorized aud directed, on behalf Of te
city New York procure for and present O %" FnN
ath regiment New YORK state Nationl Guard stand Of
regmenta cnlorr and the OF tHD - hereby appro
pratrd therefor, and the Comptroller n authorized aud
hts warrant In for the same upon
The presentation Of the prps vouchers and charge the same
10 acfnnt % city contingencies
Alderman BY moved 70 amend by inserting after The
words National Anair- The words 'uf W"
Hoard Of councien, aud COMMITTEES on Arts aud sciences
o Board OF Aldermen
which callted
The uaper waS then laid over
Resolution by Board Of COnncllmcn. ~ follows
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Thomas yarker and Mrs r. Collins under the direction
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RESULTED
Alderman NORTON moved that when this Board ad
O'Clock T.. NJ. --~' ~ ' ~ -
Which carried
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AiihrmatiyeTAldermen Moore Conan. Norton, Ryers
Reilly, Bruce, l4Oey and Masterson-S
McGtnnis-5. ~-' - -
Wheeupon the PRESIDENT declared that the Board stood
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state or SDut2, Cayo,ina,
NOTICE.

1'iIOSE inlcbtel to tic 'Gcrn,an Settlement S,
j cie.y" vii como forward and mike speedy se.
Element with tho undersigned.
,Hg,ai & JACOB SCHROEDER, President.
August G. 1861 ... ~ H'i It
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STATE OF SOmlhoDnvOiIna, !,

80 IN oRDtSARY--CiTATtUN.
FNIHEREAS. R'b't. A. Thompson. GER p.,
wv hath applied to mo f,r letters nf admin.
istratinn upon ths E4tuie nf Monroe Mnllignn,
dncensed. lntc of the District of Pickcns and
State aforesaid: The kindred aud creditors of
said ,lsoeassd. are, tlorofnro, cited to appear be.
fire me. Mt piokons G. II. on Friday the 2Sth
day bf Sept hf.' 1895, to shew cause. if my they
cnn. why ,said letters should mt be granted, =,
Giveh dndSr my hand and seal this 18th day
of August, 1900. tw nt %gNhHt
.,,tfn,.,, W., j. lOLCOMBE. ORR.
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COMMISSIONERS SALES
3f. OF
VALU ABLE LANDS.
TIE STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA,
Plckens-In Equity.
James NJ. Keith
vs Bill for Partition &c.
Allen Keith, et.als.
DY VIRTUE Of a dccrctal order Of the Court Of
ID Equity, directed to me, l will sell, at public
auction, to the highest bidder. at t .uG
PICkENS COURT HOUSE,
On saloday in September next, the
REAL ESTATE
OF Cornelius Koi.h. senior. toceascl as doscriLad
in the peadings in this case, namely:
Tract No. l. or tho iIUine Tract. containing Quo
Hundred aud Sevsnty-shree Acres moro or less,
AMI n'ljuiuin9 lands of a. Reid, Rosa Hendricks,
this tract there is good dwelling and ont built
ings. Tho place is in good state Of cultivation.
There aro so'ne twelve or f!tecn acres OF BOLTON
land on this tract
Tract No. 9. containing Seventy five Acres more
or less adjoining lands OF John Masters, Vim. Van
Wyck nnl others. @ @
TERMS OF SALE.--Oa q credit Of twelve
months with interest from dnte. Tho purchaser
or pureha .crs to give bond To the Commissioner,
with two or more good securities. and y mortgage
of tho premises, to secure the pigment OF the pu,
chase money. The purchasers to pry in cash The
costs OF suit AMI sale on the d,y oi sale Purcha.
scrs TO pay extra for mortgage. itlo and stamps.
Rp3r. 4. THOMPSON, c.E.p.p.
Conf rS On.e, Aug. 3. 1855 At
TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
a'ickens-Am AilIity.
T.. b. Johnson and wife
!. G. McFa]l and others
DY VIRTUE Of decrrt, al or.i.r 10 me directed,
ID male in this case at the June Term OF the
Conrt Of Equity for lS16 / will sell to the highest
bidder, at public OIL cry, nj
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EasCKENs a'oUEtT HOUSE,

on SALEDAY IN SEPTEMBER NEXT,
The following VALUABLE TRACTS OF LAND,
namely:
Tract No. !. or the HON, place. known as Geo
nee Station, containing Fight Hundred II al Seven.
~ Acres more or less. situate OH Ouonco Creek.
waters Of Little River. AMI adjoining lands Of
Samuel I.oyngood, NJ. +. Mitchell. Estate vi John
Todd nn.l others On the premises. is y connoli-
dwelling and NIL necessary ou,buil'iings and
There is some good Creek bntton this tract.
Tract No. 2. tho Berry tract, containing Three
Hundred anl Thirty nine Acres more nr less on
waters Of Snow Creek. adjoining lands ol kilpnt-
rick's Estntc. md others. ~
Tract No. 3, the Perry tract containing Three
Hundred mil Thiriy-cight Acres more or less. in
the fork Of Br.ssiown Greek an,l Tngalo River.
Tract No. a, Loing tho undivided half Of Samuel
II. McFhll. dcocascd, in the Wltc Trnct contain.
ing Four Hundred ant Eighty nine Acres moro or
loss. OIL waters of Cane Greek, aud adjoining lands
of John Shnrl, David Duncan and others.
Trac, No. S. hcng the undivided half of Samuel
Il. MuFnli, leecasel in the Thrift lan'l. contain
ing Two Hundred and rwo Acres. more or less,
and adioining lands Of YIN. Told. and others. ~
TERMS OF SALE.-On "A credit OF one anil wo
years, with interest. Tho purchaser or purcha-
sers to give bond payable in two equal annual in
atalmens. together with mortgage Of tho prcmi-
s"s. to secure the payment of the purchase mo icy.
Purchasers to pay Tie costs in cash. day of sale;
and to pay extra for titles nni stamps.
aAs,. ROBT. 4. THOMPSON, c.prp
Cum'rs. Office. Aug. =, 1876 46--5
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
En Eiruity-Fickens.
S. G. Hunt. et.nl.
" Bill for Partition, Sc.
Wm. T. Hunt. ctnls
pf VIRTUE of IL drcrc:nl order to MO direct.
D cd. made in this cause by the Court Of Eq.
My. at JUNO Term. 1866. will sell to tho high
ost bidder. at public auctinn. at s
PfCkENS COURT HOUSE.
n Salclny in September next the following
Tracts of L.nl. described in the plcurlngs in
this case. nnmaly:
Tract NJ. 3. the Perkins Creek tract, con-
aininS Three Hundred Acres nnre or less. on
wa'ors "f Psrkins' Creek and adjoining lnnls
If Ransom Hun. aud orhcrs. This tract lies
near the Blue Ridge Railroad.
Tract N. !. being the undivided one.thrd in
u Trnct Of Land, containing One Hundred and
Ninety one Acres. on branches of Perkins creek,
and adjoining InndSof tract M. 8, 'rhos. Chas
an and the Estate of Fitzpatrick. h'
Z TERMS or SALE.-On = credit "f ono and
two ycnrs, with interest from ,l.to. Tho pur-
chaser or purchasers to give band. with two gnul
surc'ios. to secure the payment Of tho purchase
money. The costs to bo paid in cnsh on tho
day of salo: and the purchasers to pay extra
for titles and stamps.
ROBr. A. THOMPSON, c.E.rD.
Com'rs. Ohce Aug. Q. 1865 n 46-5
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Important. Notice.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Nm EIuMity..PickcIss

VIZ Keith, ! EA'"'' Dill. for Construction of
Wills, &c.
TNlIE following Extract is from, the Decree Of
Il The Court Of Equity, in tho above stated
cause, namely:
'.It is ordered md lccrccd Tint the snlc Of the
personal estate nf William l.. Keitl, he sct aside
and that the Commissioners Of this Court do pub.
iisl, Rule against tho purchasers to account
before him far tho true value Of the property
purchased, ut the timo Of sale. cS.ept he Nc
grncs or to surrender tho said prororty to the
Comriannnts. ~. J. NoRroS and w. Z. KEITH,
Executors and, on their neglect or refusal tn
do so. that then their purchases be regarded Us
valid. aud the Notes given by them bc collected.
The slaves p,,rcliase,ls being -nsw froe, cannot
hc surrendered. and need not 10, bnt tho pur
chaser. to account f,r reasonable hire whilst
the said slaves were in their possession"
In conformity Herewith l dn hereby summon
the purchasers nf the persinn cstntcnf William
l., koith. deceased, nv sold hy ID. NoRroN and
w. q. KE,Tu. Executors. tn lie and appear Lc.
fore me, in my officc ut Pickcns Court lIouse,
on or bcfnre Monday tho 18th day of October
next, prepared with evidence to comply with the
requirements nf the Decree MS above published.
ROBT. a. THOMPSON, c.Er.D
Cum'rs Office, July 81, 1866. BIN
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'h fly MEN Il A Il.
MARRIED, "n tho 81 instant. by Re-. Will
sis w. Anuorr. MIR. WILLIAM Adds to
MISS SARAH SANDERS. all nj PickonS.
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NOTICE.

az. as3t NOTICE.
All. persons having demands against tho EAtatc
~ 81 Mary Ann Scoggins, deceased, will present
shcssine. lsgaly nitesed; md thosc indebted to
raid Estate wtllmake payn,eut to DsoyLEs & PER.
noXSEAu, Wnlhalla, s. e. ss....
- ''f'#.l''f. JOHN HYDE, Exor.
August 10. 1856 ~ 8
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Dill for Construction Of
Wills, &c.
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NOTICE.

A IL PERSONS having don,n,ls against the Es-
N tate OF II r'nann Ftien. ,ts,ciscd vii, prcsont
tke st'nc leg ,'ly aucs ell; anil those in,lcbtcrl to
50 Estate will make payment to DnofLEs & Pm
'EoNNEAU, Wahallh 8. &. .nFH
AUGUSTE pANNESRERG. Ex'trx.
Aukist 10. 1856 H47 aa 3
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/ FURTHER NOTICE.

The following is an extract from tho Decree.
i'll the same cause, made ut tho same time, to
witt
''lt is further ordered that tho Commissioners
Of this Court do hold Refuronce. in this case,
f'r the purpose nf nscerlaiaus whit ,mrtinm nG
the property sold, by j. j. NoAroN aud w. C.
kErrm. Executors. l,clnngcd to the Estate of
Mrs. EL.zAnErn Is. KEITH, deceased. and the
trne value Of the same, under the Ordinance of
the Conventions"
Purchasers of property belonging to the Es-
tate Of Mrs. f.. Is. KEITH. dceensnt at the sales
made by j. j. NoRroS and W. G. KEITH. Eacc.
ntors, will appear bef1re me III my ,,ilice. Mt
Pickens G. H.. on or Lctoro Monday the 18th
day Of October next, with their evidence, to on.
able tho Commissioner 10 fix the true value"
IF tho property thus sold.
NsS- \" business, pertaining to either of tho
above extracts. will be transacted on Salcdays;
IA the current business Of the Office on these
days, is suMsicnt to employ tho tinlo or the
Commissioner.
ROB'T. A., THOMPSON, c.x.r.p.
Com''rs Office, July 81, 1866 3m
STILL FURTHER NOTICE ...
WD- No pr"rerty will DO received by u.s. nn.
der the alb Ne D,oree, u,sloss All the articles pir
chased aro roturnel, and i'll tile same condition
as when sold by Us.
4 W y: ,. NORTON, - 49,.
.is +" w. 9. KEITH. HS 'FS'
july 81. 1865 i}a1 3m
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-08-18
: 6
~ PENDLET0N PRICES CURRENT,
coRnEorEp wEEKLY ny
r.N MESSRS. FAINT e. CO.,
Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries, &c., &o

PRICES GIVEN IN CURRENCY.
Salt. bLiverponl,o per Sack, 5000 To 1856
c,isss.iti". por ib.D 4oe, /; Layuyra 45c. Java,
oo.. Sugar,, Cuba, per H.. 1870 2oc.; Clari,
i2A to lao. Iron. per lb. l2as. Castings, per
h.. l2lc. Yarn, per Bunch S275 tn So Os.
naburgs, per yard. % to 80. Shir,ines, brown
and bicachcl. 25 t" 400. per yard Caiicncs, per
yard: 20 t" 25; English. 81 to 400. Powder, por
H.. 1:'c.; Shut per b.. 20c. Lead per d., 2u,
Indigo. por H.. 81 to SO. Mad.lor per h., 5O,
Spice nor d.. 5oc. Ginger, per IT,. SOC. Pep
per. per H.. On tn 7jc. r,lacc Chewing. por
", GOtp 81 ~. Sh,rcls 81 50toS2.5O. Axes.
Is. W. Collins. 81 To $3.50
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
C,rn. Sl.T5 to 90 per lushcl. Peas. 81 so to
sE75rJ Cnton. lnnso. Is TO 20e. per b.; bn,cd
~ I" 27c. Bacon. l6 TO 20c. rcr lb. Lard. 90
e Csc. per lb. Flour ror barrel. Slt TO SlG
per 10. Batter, o5c per H. Eggs, l2l to l5o
per dozen.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-08-18
State of South Caa.oIina.

IN oRpINARY-ClTATIoE.
sNHEREAS, Robert A. Thompson, c.s.r.b.
wv hath applied to me for lettors of admins.
tration upon the Personal Estute Of Samuel al.
bertson, deceased, late Of the District Of pickens
and State, ,@farosad; The kindred and credit.
"rs or, OF !saia deceased, are, therefore. cited TO
appear before INC at Pickens G. II. on Monday
tho Sd day Of September, 1866. to shew oauss,
if any they can, why said letters should not no
granted. Given under my hand and seal this
Goth day Of July, 1866. i
w. T.. HOLCOAIBE. ORR