Keowee Courier from Pickens, South Carolina • Page 2

TOI mwm Jlia W. C. KEITH, Editor. WHITNER SYMMES, Assooiate. YOTJTTSrGr- per annum strictly in advance; for ti Ons 'Dollar.

Advertisements inserted at $1 per en lihes or less for the Jirst insertion, and 60 tents for each subsequent insertion. Obituary Notices exceeding Jive lines, of Respect, Communications of a personal character, and Antwunccmetits of Candidates, will be charged foras advertisements Job Printing and cheaply Payment can be made in currency, or in at the market rates. Necessity compel? us to adhere strictly to requirement of cash paymeitf. WALHALLA, S. friday Morning, September 8, 1869? In Now York, on tho 30th ton was.Belling at 86 cents per pound.

If yeo wont nice, fitting, well made or shoos, and of tho best Fronoh calf akin, go to John Dale's shoo shop, at tho atoro of J. J. Loo. Ho novor fails to give satiisfaotion, both in and material. The Weather and For tho past few days we have had cool, weather, with on oooaeioual "Nothing like enough raia for a good season has yet fallon, nor do we think it would now bo materially beneficial.

Tho corn orop on upland is total failure and on tho lowlands foddor is now roady to bo stripped. Wo hardly think tho crop will oxoocd ono half tho usual yield, and we have taken pains to inform ourselves from citizens coming in to pay their taxes. A merchant of this place informed us last evening, that he had been offered corn at 81 a bushel from tho This is higher than wo havo ever tho prioo at gathering timo, and shows tho prevalent opinion of aa unprecedented yiold. We can hear of a Httlo old oorn in tho ono ty, but none is brought hero salo. Tho article is so scarce thai the fur mer looks upon it as money, and lots those who need, seek it.

If a single bushel oau be bought in Walhalla at auy prioo, wo do not know tho whereabouts. Wo know soino of our merchants who deal in oorn, have boen forced to soudout for a little for their private HBO. Though, as tho "Charleston Courier" oorn sold last Cbristmis at 76ots and UH wo say, at $1 up to The middle of June Jost, yot tho question among us now, is, whero can I get a bushel of oom. The price is a day consideration. Tho oounties below xnoy look' northward for their supplies another year.

Old Debts. Tho old debts by tho Juries of Jho country, Anderson 0. auspices of Of course there was a material indication in that way on tho part of nearly every person, thor? is surely equity, if not law, in suoh a oourso. Tho rulo of law once broken the waters flowedf reoly, and the example was followed by Ouoneo, dickens and Greenville oounties, tho entire oirouit of Judgo Abbovillo oxchanges inform us that the course, in a greater degreo is being adopted in that county. The rule there is to allow on old dobts, one-half of tho principal and interost to tho first day of January, 1861, boing about 80 per cont, of tho debt and interest.

Our Juries adopted and havo followed tho rule of allowing ono-holf tho principal and interest to dato of vcrdiot, Tho ball gathers ns it goes. Important Decision by the Supreme Court The "Pheonix" of tho 25th publishes in full tho Opinion of tho supremo court by Justice Mosbs, in tho caso of James tl. Adams against John Kt eek ly. Tho question outdo io tho oaso was whothor the or tho Shoriflf is ibo propor officer to mako sales directed by tho Circuit Court. The following points were decided i when tho Court intends tho salo to bo roddo by the proper officer, tho Shoriff and not tho dork, is suoh officer.

2d. That it ia in the discretion of the Cironit Judge, for reasons satisfactory to him, to nominate any fit proper porson ns tho agoot of tho court, to mako a sole ordered by it. This decision explodes tho common opinion, that nil tho duties of the commissioner of the courts hereto foro established for tho ad. ministration of Kquity aro to bo performed by tho Clerk bf tho Court of Common Pleas Theso courts, says tho Chiof Justice, no longer oxiat; their jurisdiction hos boen transferred to tho courts of Common Pleas and this transfer all tho officors and -cry incident to thom wero abolished, oxcept nw far as rctaioed.by tho existing law. a circuit Judgo in a mnttor of Equity orders'a salo it is by tho direction of a Court of Common Pleas, of which Conrttho Sheriff has been tho executive oflicor, and has mode all from the earliest legislation.

The in with tho in tho States Court; whoro both law and aro administered by tho snmo Judge. Aa tho opinion ta not confined to a mte lu tfnY'particular case under consideration, nor to ft Salo, nndor any particular ordor or Ameroo, bat is and extensive as tho ja? rhdlotion of it becomes a general fat Jttfatf MERE MENTION. Tho drought Virginia will rccluoo tho oom orop to one-third tho overage yiold.lt is Baid that nu aoro of buckwheat yiolds fourteen jjbouuds of Imuoy, picking io Fluido.U-4-Tho oatojjpijlujt hu? io largo nuu)bors ou JavM? Is? jQrin in the ico busi- nosstt iu Boaton, to clour 3100,000 thin rovival is in progress nt tho Methodist Churoh in now has but four hundred and twenty-four aereai of publio oxpects a 840,000,000 cottou Oatholio Priests are sopu to Ipav.o Romo for tho Southern States'to eduooto tiio revonuo from tobacco for tho yoar ending J.uue, 1809, amounted to colored woman, named Rollin, hus bceu appointed Chief Clerk in tho Adjutant Goaoral's olliuo by Gov. Davis hus arrived ju Glasgow. Hie health is, next uolur col ipso visible in tho United fr? tat CB, ooours on tho 28th of May, 1900 Chicago uses twenty-one tuilHouSiof flajlons of wator por persons aro in tho oity jail of Charleston, about two-thirda of them being colored, -J edge Hell wei ia Spaulding County.

has pom eighteen foot oxpeott? tp gather 80,000 barrels of rion Columbia telegram to tho South Carolina. Republican states that up to.the 21st of taxes had bcou.rcooivcd ft tho State oity of Philadelphia is suffering from scarcity of jdrs. Harriet. Rooohor Stowo hus publish od a story aso libing for cause of scparatiou botweou Lord and Lady Byron his in? acstuous interoq.urao with his daily Republican paper has boou star tod iu "Orangeburg Nows" has renounced its allegiance to tho Radical with 600 inhabitants, has oloyeu licensed driukiug Twouty-two deaths oeourred in OOO woe i iu Pennsylvania from explosion of Korosone do3patohes say the Government is out of town. Tho President, Vioq-Presidout and all tho Cabinet aro off on sum mor tours.

The Law of Divoroe. Tho opinion of Judgo OUR in tho oaso of JOHN H. WALKER VS. MARY J. WALKER petition for divorce a vinculo matrhnonii dooides tho following points.

That tho Constitution of 1868 vests in the Courts of this State jurisdiction iu cases of divorce a vinculo matrimonii and a mensa el thoro according to thc rules and practice of the eolcsisstioul Courts and under the provisions of tho common law that tho right to grant divorees extends not ouly to oases where the cause arose1 prior to marriage but also to oases. arising after marriage ss in eases cf adultery and wilful permanent desertion That tho proper practice is to proceed by Bill io tho Equity aide of the Court of Common Pleas aud that tho allegations of the Bill can. not bo taken as true on pro confesso order but roust be sustained by proof. The entire Opinion shows thc of tho judgo to limit thc exercise of this jurisdiction to two OHUKCH named. As the question, whore, how and for what ounces tho bonds of of matrimony should be dissolved, the Judgo says "It a question to be solved by considerations of and politioal expediency and propriety.

When the responsible relation has boon entorcd into, and one of tho parties utterly fail, from base depravity or oth er grave oauso to fulfil! its high and snored duties, is it Dot the duty of tho State to provide to adjudge tho failure oruor of thc rclntion. ThhttibunolinOTrrabo rejajtrictod in tho exercise of suoh powers to causes of the utmost gravity only thosb whioh are temporary or frivolousought not to bo listened to by a Court. It is the polioy of and neccossory to tho purity and usefulness of tho institution of marriage, that chose who entor into it, should regard it as a relation, permanent, as their own lives its duration not deponding upon tho whim or onprico of either, and only to be dissolved the improper conduct of ooo of tho parties shalt rendor tho connection wholly intolerable or inconsistent with tho happiness or safety of tho other." Griffin Griffin, 8 B. Munroe, 120. DEATH OF ONE OV THE STATE POLICE.OD Tuesday of tho present wojk, Charlos Martin, known iu this placo ns Geo.

W. Allon. amembot'Of tho Stuto Constabulary foroo, came to his death, ai tho rosidonco of h. h. Gunin, under tho following olreuiP.Stanccs Allon, or Martin, in company with others of tho Constabulary force, wcro loading Winchester riflo, preparatory to a trip to Andorf on Court House.

In passing tho gun to Allen in ordor that ho might remove soroo obstacle in tho woy of its immediate uso, tho piece was accidentally discharged, the boll ontering his head above the right car, and passing out on tho opposite sido, producing almost instant death. A jury of inquest was empanelled by Coroner Jones, nod, after taking tho testimony of two-witnesses, ronderod a vordiot "thsfc tho said Charles Martin, alias George W. Allon, came to his death by tho occidental discharge of fl gun in tho hands of Newlin Moroor," (also a member bf tho State Polioo). Tho remains of tho dcooasod person, were interred in Upper Long Cano wo understand, will bo forwarded to his relatives in Hebersham County, Georgia. Tho notion worm hos appeared on rosny plantations in Mississippi.

On Big BUek uiver their appearance this year lg fivo days earlior than lost, while tho crops is at wooka later. in nV i jiii'iV 'L'. 'I 'ff OmmunioatiQna FOtt THE KEOWEE Air Line-RailroadEditors Keoxcee Courier I dosiro'to sny a fow words through.your pnpor to the citizens of Ooonco aud Pickons Counties Ju tho mutter of tho ubovo Railroad Tho Air Ttniirond, loo di pg from At- lauta, to N. 0,, has boon tnuoh talked ubout--tho1 of which havo doubtod. It opens up thc most direct Hue from Mobilo, Now Orloano, and Atlunto, to tho grout Atluhtio oitics of tho North, sides travorsiug a obuatry possossuig advantages of climate, variety of soil, water-power, tiuibor aud miuorals not surpassed by nuy por tiou.of our great oountry.

Located, as it is, oast aud parallel, with tho lil no Mountains; crossing tho headwaters of tho numerous streams that muko to the oustward, it opens.up a oouutry tho most healthy iu tho United States; affording, ut tho samo time, every odvautago for a homo where industry is rewarded. Thia road is now a fixed fact. Tho cars will bo running on it twenty five miles from Atlauta by tho 1st oftOotobor. The liberal subsoriptloua uiado by tho oit i neus of Atlanta ulong tho lino iu thc State 1 of Georgia, as wol? os tho liberal aid rendered by tho city of Atlanta and the Stuto of Geo? gia, will onsure its emly completion through that State i Lilies aro now being.run through our State and tho road will bo soon loouted. Thc Lcgislut ui ol our State has authorized, by un Act, the Counties through which it is located, to subscribo stook ia aid of the sume, by issuing tho bonds of the County to tba Company for tho amount of stook taken.

Hence, it becomes a question, What will tho Counties of Oconce and Piokensdo in aid of this grout enterprise Aro they sufficiently interested to stop forward by private sub noi i pt ion, and uudor providion mudo by ho Aot of tho Legislature, voto of their respective Counties, as to make it an object to loento tho road to Walhalla and tho oouuty-Hcats of tho two Counties I seo no reason why this should net bo done. Our interest and tho interest.of tho Counties do mauds it. i This is to bo a first class road, making a saving of more than forty miles distance from Mobile and Atlanta to the Northern Atlantic cities, lt cannot, in a direct lino, be located but a few miles from the cuunty acuta of tho respective Counties; and as the locution will bo made on tho Lest route-yet everything olso being equal-a divergency of a few miles may be obtained without injury to the road provided tho citizens of tho Counties take advantage of thc opportunity offered and get a voioo in its locution by subscription to thc stock. Without interest there should be no To roocive a benefit without corresponding effort, is DO merit. Under no circumstances should we remain idle to our material interest road Jo pass iAruugh without roapiug'the lull benefit of it.

Nothing secures the prosperity and wealth of a county more than to have one'common center, whoso capital, (-killed labor, and commerce, may bo concentrated. And the ann of a County does hot permit that interest to bc divided by a railroad through its suburbs, if wo would be prosperous. It might bc a general benefit to thc country, but it would not develop tho wealth of thc County, provided its line waa through the suburbs. Whereas, in passing through coUnly seata of the Counties, it would be im parting its bonefit more direct, and receiving in return tho benefit from tho advantage it gave to the County. Hence, it is a mutual benefit if tho road is run through tho commercial center of tho County, provided a lino equally as good can be soourcd.

It ofton seems that there is no differers? whioh way wo go ia avoiding a hill or obstado. Tho distance might bo tho same, yet, it would mako a groat difference should thore bo points of interest to tho enterprise oin tho and not on thc other. In that irtstsooe, i.e. would bo very apt to tskc the side that would be of most advantage to the outer prise. Thut is tho position of tho Air Lino Rail road, und thc citizens of Ononco and Piokons should not loose sight of this with thc ndvuntogo ond opportunity they havo.

We should say io tho Railroad Company, We join with you in tho wo want tho full benefit of tho road to develop nod increase our material wealth, which is a mutual benefit; and if you eau find lino by which you can carry out the object of the road, locate and build it within two miles of our rospcotlvo Court Houses, wo will subscribe, io bonds, of tho ouch. To do this is but to acknowledge and plcdgo our interest in tho road, lt is giving nothing; it is only guaranteeing tho success of tho enterprise. It is grasping tho interest of thu'Comity in our bunds, and insuring a tenfold return for tho amount of the guarantee made. Tho stook will bo a profitable investment, whilo tho wealth aiujUnxablo proporty will bo increased four Tho subscription of stock by tho Counties ia moro than endorsing tho ontciprisfef acknowledging its merit, and holding ort in-' aorer.t corresponding in a mensuro with tho bonefit to i Tho tuxuble proporty of Oconce County, ns I it now stands, is Porsonal Proporty, 800 Kcal Estate, $2,110,242. With this road complote, it is safe to say that tho popu? lotion pf tho Counties would double within throo years, r.r.d taxable proporty would bo increased four-fold, while (ho etook would bo source of revenue.

Th ovo is nothing chimerical in this estimate or couolusiou. We ucod but look at and tho development ol tho country through whioh it would pass. Possessing, aa it does, almost limitless forest, including pine, oak, hickory, and all wood usod in tho mechanical arts, with a soil aiid ol i ate adapt'cd to all the cereals, and possessing Advantages for most of the fruits, with its extensivo deposit of minoral wealth, its numerous wator-powcr, its salubrity of oiimato, and grandeur of sconory, making it a desirable place for a homo in tho full sonso of the word. Where wealth, comfort, independence, and a for energy, enterprise, labor and capital suro. The Blue Ridge Railroad opons up Goonoo County tb tho East and West.

Let us now, wbilo have tho opportunity, open it to tho North and South, by scouring tho Air Lino through its center, that emigration and oapi tal muy bo drawn to us. Lot a preliminary 'meeting he called ut Walhalla and Pickcns to take action for our respective Counties. Lot this be doue with spirit aud promptness, os the lino uowboing looated. With this doue, wo may von soe tho Counties of Goonoo and ons, slumbering so long under and along tho lino of tho Blub llidgo mountains, with their groat wealth in lie bosom of the earth en toni bod, giving but, ns if by magic; tho great fortunes so long hold in anticipation by the settlers. Tide, in tho ti Hairs of IUOU, Vf" lc li.

taken at tho flood, loads ou to Now is thc timo for Oooueo and Pie-kous to strike their oars nud scoure tho road through their center, IL T. August 80, 1869. J53T Tho statistics of insurance prove thai tho least's of property from the use of keroseni oil ure greater than those from any other O.HU8I incendiarism. A New York paper re oontly devoted a oo'u nu to the idea that ker oseoe is non explosive, and presented an arra; of facts which would discourage all prudcu persons from using it in their dwellings. WOT lu th? will of tho late Wade Holton of Memphis, thu following appear? "I giv and bequeath tho widow aud children of Gnu oral Thomas donn than Jackson, known a Stonewall Juokson, who full at the battle Chancellorsville, Virginia, $10,000, HS histor tells me his widow's furniture was sold afto his death for debt." A negro at Danville, snappe his pistol nt a dog, but it failed, when be looli cd down tho muzzle to soo what was tho mai ter.

He saw it Thc pistol weut off, an BJ did thc top of tho darkey's bead. A a sensation w.vs ere; ted on tho streets Isst cuing, about 1 by the nppearunte of a lartic ballooi whioh pissed over the city in a North weste ly direction. At first various surmises wei madji by thn hoi potior, and It Wh "finally, however, agreed that it was a bailout that it had come from California. Courier, 25fA. MUKDKR NKAII WHITE reliably informed that on Sunday night las the 22d, negro man, named Bob Richart son, living near Whito Hall, in this Distrio was taken from his house by party of mci supposed to bo eight or ten iu murdered.

An inquest was body by Enquire MoKellar, but we havo a heard tho verdict of tho jury. No arr? have been Abbeville Banner. ScALiNO OLD the prose torin, of tho Court, tho matter of scaling del contracted prior to 1861, which has excit to much interest among our people, was sn mitted to a jury, and finally disposed of. scale adopted by tho jury, gives to the or( itor ono half of principal, and one-half inti est up to tho 1st of January, 1861, allowi no interest for any subsequent time. Tl decision of tl.

jury scorns to oome with grace upon class of creditors who doma tho last dollar of old debts. Peroh.inco jury was too liberal to tho debtor, but have no doubt it is bost for all classe of people, as it will relieve the unfortunate dc or, and nt tho timo afford a langi! basis for tho settlement of dobW contr ted before tho Banner. BLACK lonrn that this fa discaso is prevailing among tho oattlo to alarming extent in Chullo district, in tl county It is not confined to domestic mais, for ono man found four dead deer on i Fi died Courier, Walhalla Female Seminary. TUB of this Bohool will ba rosun on tho flrat Monday in Soptombor, tho i instant. Blinni and tuition low.

Instruoti In French, M.qs?o. Latin, and tho na hi eu fal branches, thorough. For terms ply to Q. MORGAN. Princiral Sopt.

1.1800-_47_ Estray Notico. STRAY HD before, Mason Dunoan, Maglati for Ooonoo County, a blaok horso Mulo, right oyo out, right hind anklo swollen or la Joint, collar marka is of medium sise, a boforo, and about 12 or 14 years old, at my ha in Keoweo Township. Tho owner is requests ooMe property, pay ohargos takit him away, or ho will be dealt with nt Estray.c JOHN IIUDSOB 'Aagnat28, 1809 47 1mo4r Administrator's Notic PERSONS indebted to the estate of Zan ri nh Hall, deooasod, oro roquestot como forward and pay up. saying cost i persons having demanda ugnlnst fmid osl will tirosont them to tho undoralpnod, loge J. J.

NORTON? Adraibletratoi Notice. I NOTICE is hereby givoo that the Co-partnership heretofore exiting botwooa W. A. Lay Barnucl Lovlugood, li dissolved this by consent. LAY, 1 SAMUEL Aug.

28, 1869 Tho undersigned boga leave to inform the bubHo that ho w.ill continuo the Tanning business at bis Tannery, near PerryjUle B. H. where ho will continuo to koep constautlyon liana the beat Harness; Bolo, and Upper Loather, and at prioeB os low ua ho eau afford fer cash or barter To tho frieilds und patrons of tho lalo firm be bogs to return sincero thank? for past favors and very liberal encouragement, with th? assurance that should they bo pleased.to honor him with continuation of their kindness and.patronage, ho will endoavor, by a aud faithful attention lo business, to socuro thoir iutorcsta aud entiresatisfaction. W. A Aug.

28, 180? BOOTS SHOES. rjnilE undersigned infirms tho publie JL bas openod a Shop lu a room adjoin iug J. J. Loo's store room, and will promptly do all work-in his lino. Fronoh calf skin and shoes, ladies calf and goat shoos pul up In tho liitost stylo.

ordiuary work' dono ohoap for CASU. A neat fit warrantod ii. evory caso. JOHN DALS. Sept.

1, 1809. 47 4 Notice. rPH undersigned horoby glvo notioo. lo per1 BUBS who subscribed anythiug te aid ia th? erooliou of Pub.lo Buildings tu Walhalla, (and to whom notice by thc "their subscription is duo) that thhly days frqtn this dato the first bu Thu sUbsoVipUou list lian been duly assigned to us, and as we aro in need ol monoy to oarry on tho work, wo hopo every om? will ooiiio forward aa'jl pay up. W.

0. Keith is our authoriiod agent to receive and receipt foi auy monica duo on th? list. SAMUEL REID, JKI'TIIA WILSON, Contrnotors. Aug. 30, 18B0 47 4 DOTY'S WASHiNG-MACHIWS.

LATELY MCCU IMl'HOVKD-AND TUB NSW Universal Clotlios Wringoi Improved with ROWELL'S PATENT DOUBLE COO WUKKLS. and tho PATKNT STOP, aro now un questionably far superior to any apparatus foi washing clothes OUT invented, will their cost twice a year, by saving labor am clothes. Thoso who have used them give testimony ai fol lu WM: "We nice persuaded to du without it, atm tn? wo feel that we aro. iMaatera of the p-n L- Bishop E. Church.

It ia wor'b one dollar a week ii Y. Tribune. -xTlVi 1 house thoro ia a perpci' ual thanksgiving on Mondays for tho inte" Theodore L. "Friend Doty-Your last 0 your Washing comr'l0t0 I asSurO you our nfr use is thought moro of to day eVor "and not bo parted with under any ciruumstunees Robinson. "Your bas boon in dnib uso in our the housekeeper ox iis highly pledseU with it.

1 accomplished a greater amount work, with lesa labor, and does not wear th nour so niuoh as tho old-fashioned wael board. By using it, ono laundress ia dispense? M. F. Hound, Superintendent Infant Department cf St. Catharine's Nursery N.

Y. City. VmlT Otrar. Send the retail prico, Washer $15, Wringer $10, and we will forward oithor both machines, freo of freight, to places whor no ono is soiling; und so uro wo thoy wil bo liked, that wo ngroo to refund tho monoy i any one wishos to return tho machines free freight, nftor a month's trial, according to di rections. No husband, father or brotbor should permi tho drudgery washing with the hands, fifty two days in tho year, whon it cnn be done bel tor.

more expeditiously, with leas labor, and injury to the garments, by a Doty Clotho Washer, and a Universal Wringer. Canvassers with exclusive right of sale mak money fast selling thom. 3old by dealers gonerally, to whom libora. discount? uro made. R.

C. BROWNING, Oon. Agonr, 32 Cortlan.lt Now York Aug. 1. Farmers' Association.

rjMIIS Assooiatio viii moot in Walhalla, 1 Saturday tho day of September next I An Addrosa from Col. J. W. Livingston OJ i pooted on that occasion. P.

VKRNRIt. Prosidont. Aug. 22. 14Rn9 6 2 WM.

M. LAWTON, Commission JUer chant IO iiovon'e wiiAttr, CVIARLKNTOft, M. i SOLICITS Consignments of MERCIIANTABL1 PRODUCE. Orders, with funda, for miscellaneous bills Goods, promptly and candidly executed. Jilly 81, 1809 TUB STATlToF SOUTH CAROLINA PICKE NS COUNTY.

T. M. Aloxandor Petition for Final Sot tiomont and Dooroo. Susan Alexander, appearing to my satisfaction that Susni Aloxander, Cora Talula Aloxandor and Aloxandor. defendants in this oaso, rosidi beyond the limits of this Stnto: It is nrdoror that tho snid absent defendants do severally np poar at a Court of Probate to bo boldon at Pick on? Court Honse for County on th? 15 th day Of Hop tem next, to thew Causo, i any they can, why final settlement of tho Ks toto of Fountain Aloxandor, should not be had and a dooroo prbnourtcod thoroon On failure to nttond, your to tho will be entered uf rooord, Oivon undor my bond and seal of said offlct this 27th day Jilly, IMO? I.

II. VHILPOT, Judge of Probate, i July Sfl? 0 ll i 1 1 ''iii J.iWBM^IWflM' Attention, NOTICE ls hereby given the time for Myljfj tuxes, without (ba pouftlty, hay until'the 4th of Soploniber next, when nty Book? witt positively bo oloaeuV Persona Interested find uoe ot tbo in WtUhiaiaf that day. 8. a. iiBHNpoir, County Trewursr.

AUj-. 28, Copartnership Notice. npHE undersigned havo this day formed a J. partnership in tho Morountile business, to? lin conduotod at Pieper'? old stand, on Malu. Their friends, aud tho publio generali uro iuvitod to oall and see them.

ll, W. PIEPER, A. J. LOWRY. Aug.

ll, 18G9 The undersigned take? thia mothod of calling, opon all who have dotuands againat H. W. Pieper or II. W. W.

F. to present them. Those indobted to citbor of tho above are ly roquostod to settle up on or before trVV' IQllt of October next, aa ut tho expiration of that imo thoiv dues will bo pieced in the hand? of mother for cullootiou. II. W.

PIEPER. Aug.J 1.1800 40 VALUABLE Land for Sale. is' OOM1IOW PLIAS. IQUITVSinS-flCXEM COOSYT Jesse Crenshaw vs. Bill for Rcliof, Jj C.

Hendricks, ot. al. J. BY virUio of au order to me directed by Jumos L. Orr.

Judge of tboStll Judicial' Circuit, it( July Term. 1809. I will sell to the nighest bidder at Piekwhs C. 8 A li KO A IN SEPTEMBER flu; Real Estate described in tbcj Ploudinga this cuso, lying mi waters ol' S'lOtd Creek, ad-' Kilning lands of llondvif ks, Cre-u-' thaw, ilosii Hendricks ami und contaiumg lill Acres mme or being tracto) hind allotted to thc in-the proceedings for Partition, 4coi) in. TERMS-Cash on day of Rtirollaaoj)o pay extra tor uni A.

WOWRN; f.e.r. Au ti. 4. Administrator's Notice. ALL persons indebt to the' Estate of Martha Thomas, either by Note ar Account; will do woli come forward aud pay Those having demands will render i name to the undorsi gned, legally attested.

L. THOMAS. Adiu'r. Aug. 10, 1869 4 tljaitate Notice.

NOTICE horohy givon that I will apply the Ju.dgoof Probate, nt his office, in Walhalla, on Tuesday thu I Ith day of SepternHnnext, for 1 eave to disposo of the Estato ot Brewer, sohier, dscoased, aooording and testament. Creditors and lorest aro notified to bo prosont, on that ion. ROiVT. A. THOMPSON, Administrator with Wilt anaoxedj Aug.

9, 1809 4-1 Serifs Sale Facias, tone ut P'u-kensC. on tho highost bidder the following lu Sep'embor uext, Land, lying on waters of Shoal ti of Josue Crenshaw, Abs! und tithers, and containing Aorsa. i or leas, levied on as tho J. I Hendricks ut the suit of B. P.

Morgau and otb? TERMS CASU. Purchasers to pay extra fer lc? and stamps. JO AB AU LOIN, S.H.C. 1 Aug. 9" 1809 LI STATIS OF SOUTH I Oconee County.

I is run oiaouiT oouur-EQUITY ami. 11 I M. tlix, va. Bill for Divoroe. I Sarah llix, bis wife.

I IT appearing to my satisfaction that the 1 ant, Sarah Mix, resides beyond rim limite of thia Stator On motion of J. H. Whit nor. Solicitor for I Compluinaut, it ia ordored that the said absent I fondant do appoar and pload. auawor or demur to-'.

I complainant's said Bill of Complaint, within forty iv I days from the publication horoot, or the same Ww I be taken pro confetao to her. 0 J. W. 8TRIBL1N0, Clcrk'a Office. Aug.

18, 1809 THE FICKENS COUNTY. John L. Latham Petition for Partt vs. -jinn and Sale -1 Jesso L. Dean and wifo An- Real Estate.

I na. ot. al. I lo my satisfaction that Joiso I JL Dean and wifo Anna, und Sarah Lathuai, I defendants in this caso, reside beyond the lime its of this State On motion of Hule nobe, Pro. it is ordered that the said absent 41 ants file their plea, answer or demur td said I tho office of Judgo of Probate, within forty days from tho publication of this uotioe, I us on failure to do au tho will bo confesso against them.

I. II, PHILPOT, Judge of 4. 1809. 44 Til JO STAT OF SOUTH OAROLINAK OCONEE COUNTY. IS COMMON PI.K.VS-RqUfTX SIOH.

E. Ilagood va. I Hill to Foreoloso Mort JJ- A. Wright and A. Looney, et.al.

PURSUANT to an or-ler made In tho Conrt of. I I Pleas, Eipiily aide, ul Town, I will soil to tho highest bidder, on sulnday in Sef fernher ext. at the Market House, in Walhalla, THE TRACT OF LANI) Dosorlbnd in theae phmtllngs MS th? property of tho dofendant. A. J.

boonoy, situated in sold Stato and County, adjoining lands ot Capt Wia, Steele and others, and containing -15 aorea moro or lesa. TERMS CA SR. Purchssor to pay extra for tifio and Kti.iuifc W. o.o.o.r.o o. Clork'? Aug.

IBO!) 48-4 THE COUNTY-tN COUKT. Mabry Mould in .) vs I for Partition. Uardry Mauldip, TT nppoarlng to my saUsfaotlim that Vordrv. Muuhlin, Bird Martin and wifo Harvoy Smith and Wifo Adalino, defendants in this caso, renide beyond tho limit? of this Stato i On motion of lloloomborPro. (hat said nbspnt defondanta do appear atnOmtft nf Probnto to Court Unused S.O., for Pie County i within forty from.tho publication of this potioe.

or to tho same will bo Oh to rod'hf record. I. II. PHILPOT, ill i i oort Judge of.