The Carolina Spartan. (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, January 17, 1861, Image 3
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Olllclal CorreHpondonre.
I Wo copy from tlie Intelligencer the subjoined
I > correspondence:
I \VasitinijTon, January 8, 1.801.
I Sir: It in with extreme regret 1 have jail
H learned that additional troops have been orderI
>ed to Charleston. This subject lias beef tre
I -quently discussed in QtJiiaetcouncil; find when.
on Monday night, 81st December ult., tlio ord-er 1
for reinforcements to Fori BuutytVidi c >unter- ;
Divided, I distinctly understood front y??u ti.at
H no order of tho kind would be mad<- without i
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UUing previously const tend ftnd dcoid.d iii
Cabinet.
It is true tli.it, on Wednesday, January 2d, |
this subject was again discussed in 1 nbitiot, hut i
certainly 110 conclusion was reached, and the
War Department whs not justified in ordering 1
reinforcements without Something mure than
^ 'was ihen said 1 learn, however, this morning, j
. for the first time, that the steamer Star of the ;
West sailed from New York, last Saturday
night, with 'Jo(> men, under Lieut, l'artlett.
Twund for Fort Siunter. I'ndor (hose circumstances,
1 feel myself bound to re go my commission,
as one of your Constitutional advisers
into your hands. WLili great respect, your
obedient servant, J. THOMPSON.
Ui* excellency J.iuies liucbanuti, President
of the L'uiicd States.
Washington', January ' >, 1HG1.
Sin: I have received and nee pted iour resignation,
on yesterday, of the office ol'Secretary
if the interior.
On Monday evening, Hist December, 1S00 ]
suspended tiio orders which hud been issued by
the War and Navy Departnieuts to send the
Itrooktyu with rcitiforecnioyts to Fort Sumter
Of this 1 informed you on the same evening. 1
stated to you my reason for this suspension
which you knew, from its nature, would be
speedily removed, lu oouscquence of your request,
however, I promised thut these orders
suotild not he renewed itliout being previously
considered and decided in Cabinet."
The promise was :uithfully observe 1 on my
part. In order to carry it into effect 1 culled a
special Cabinet meeting ou Wodtics lay. 'Jd January,
ISi? 1, in wliicii the que.-lion of sending (
relnforcuinents-io Foil Soulier was amply discussed
hotii by yourself and others. The decided
majority of opiuiuii' #:t> against you
At this moment the answer of the fwnitli Care- ,
liua -'Commissioners" t ? toy cniuinuuie.t tun In ,
tnciu of Hist December was rec-i* e 1 an I read
It produced much ind.gti.tion uiu >i g the incui
hers of the Cabinet.
After a further brief conversation, 1 employ.
ed tlie following language: "It is now all over,
nad reinforcements must besom." Jud u HI icl !
said, ut the inouietit of my dc -is'oii, that slier
. this letter, the. Cnhifirt would bo tinuiiMir.us,
and I heard no disseuling voice, ln .ee 1. the
spirt and tone of t lits letter left no duilit on
my luiud iii it fort Kumter would he iui.n d.
Utcly attacked, an i hence the necessity of so.tvling
reinforcements tiierc without debiy.
Whilst you admit "that on Wednesday, Jannary
2, tins httlijoCt wa- a-/ ii. discu - sed in I 'ah
iuet," you say, but certainly no e .Oclosioii
w..? I. .1 --- > -
iwbimi, iimi ii<* ?var ttepartmctil w.t-> n (
justified - in order.tig veinlorceii.eut:1 without
something more than was then said" Vou
are Certainly mistaken in alleging lliat "no
conclusion was reached." In this your recollection
is entirely different from that of your
four oldest colleagues in the Cat>iii?t.
Indeed. my language w as so umuisi nkaVl
that the Secretaries of war mi I tin- N ivy p o
ceejed l-o net upon it without my further ia |
fereotirse with myself than what y u heard. ;
or'mioht have heard ine,?ay Von had lieeii - > I
emphatic in oppo-itig these rein foremen's that !
1 thought you would resign in eon equetiee o |
my decision. I deeply regret that you have
been mistaken in point of I tel. though 1 firmly
believe honestly mistaken. Still ti is certain
you have not the less been mistaken
Yours, very respect fully.
JAN1EA llt'Cil A NAN,
lion. Jacob Tiiomi'son.
TIi? Arlvul ot'llic \o\:i Srollan.
It was reported I lint the French fleet w as j
about .to quit Uaeia. but a counter runiur pre I
vailed in Paris that litis- a tin 1 France had
agreed to support Francis II. in his resistance j
until spring. The bombardment continue!
incessantly at the last accounts.
It was stated that a decree was preparing at
Naples, ordering an extraordinary levy ol men 1
between the ages of 18 and iV> years
Placards hod been posted nt Home bearing I
the arms of Victor Emanuel, and lite words, 1
"wo desire annexation to Sardinia.'' These
pl-tcards were surrounded by crowds, but no
arrests were made.
A circular has be n issued by M Scltnierbing,
of the Host rain Mini-n- ?
-'j, ctr
taiu reforms granted. Its provisions are very
liberal.
China advices state that ratification of the
treaty with the allies was exchanged. ami the
eolUruntion signed at I'ckin, October -11 h.
The French army retired (rum I'ckin Novcmher
1st. The English would remain until the am
bassadors left. A large force were to remain
at Tien Isin, till the treaty conditions were fit!- j
filled, Tho principal clause* <?f the treaty a,-e
as follows: The Emparor i* to apologize for
the l'eiho affair, 1h?i year : English and French
Ministers are to re-ido at I'ckin; indemnity |
fixed is to ho doubled and Tieti-tsln is to he j
openod to trade im no litely, emigration is to l?e
allowed. Cowloan has Men coded to Ureal ,
Britain.
Tho .Mercury publishes tho following scnti
mont with a brief preface of its authorship:
A Lady's Express in* The New Orleans ,
Delta furnishes the following extract from a let
ter of the aged widow of <?'-n Nathaniel Qreen, i
to one of her desccn hints in New Orleans:
" Kather than hear that Fort Moultrie was 1 ,
taken from South Carolina. I would have mv- ! (
self dragged thore and sit on the parapet until (
the last gun was fired." j .
A Brooklyn Kkoim'.ht to (1 mint son Fort 1
Hamilton.?The Brooklyn Star of last crcuing 1
niBlr? |L? e.11 - -
unuffing statement :
" We understand that the Thirteenth Regiment, i l
Col. Abel Smith, has received orders front Head- i i
quarters to place themselves ma war tooting, i
preparatory to taking charge of Fort Hamilton j
on the wilhtlraw.il ot the '<nitcd States troops ]
front 11?o fort to n point where needed by the I
Oovernmcnt." \ ;
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Th? Tlryinhi XefluMwrt.
The Legislature of this State Is now to extra
session. Among the eiirrfog events of the lay I
no State will attract uiore of public attention ;
than the Did Dominion. They have not the |
same unanimity of purpose that characterized
our people in setting out upon the secession
movement, hut we are disposed to believe that
if they .lo uot come Up to the crisis, that surrounding
eireumstauoe* will forea them to the
point, and that pho will take her phmo with its.
They have many Union etrdtrj to admonish and
delay, but they will he oeVitne by Ac advocates
of the policy of going inUj^^Kouthcrn ,
Coufederaey with a people whose JA crests and ;
institutions arc more ooiigeniaMBtid tints soon
re to themselves tlto inestiti^Po^Westing of
a harmonious union with ijK wealtn|^.t and
most independent penp^npnn earth. wLI'iic
a great while we will P^iv the Old DoMition .
proclaim, iu the spirit of hot" patriotic son?
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"American Itihrrh/, then American l/nion." The !
Kiehiuoiul Kiupiircr says :
'The spirit with which the mcnibcm of tlie
General Assembly have began the Kitra Session,
will ho tip|>rove<l and sustained by the
people of tho State. The expression of popular I
sentiment has been eo plain and positive, that 1
any spirit of delay, any purpose of procrust inn
lion, would have beefi directly counter to the !
expressed will of the Stale. The prompt tulup- t
tion of resolutions expressing the voice of the I
Sttile against the infamous policy of coerci -u. j
wns hut the enactnient of the already expressed
will ofthe State with the forms of State communication.
llut it is not so tunch the voice of the Legislature
against any at tempt at ooervion. that rc i
ceivee our hearty approval. This we always
believed would be the action of tho represent a- (
tivea of Virginia?l?W t!ic tirm atoMietenninc 1 :
purpose of men of altmiir ios, noi^p permit any
delay in promptly co^nlv-iig Ji the demand
of the people for an ii^Htdi^^^Rtutc t'onven- I
tion, will meet the hearl^LjpK>v al of tho pea- j
pie of the Stale.
The prompt effort ?Line Whig like
Mr. Atulerson. in smj^W^Rl.oth the Ami ercion
re. olm ion, at^^niat <lHhe State ( onvrn- I
tion. shows that l^flpnrty s^fci of any eonseouenoc,
can ret.ij^Tlic itume^BLe action of the
There are a few gentlemen iHo Legislature
who dppose the prompt, fiction nwr being taken
by the Legislature. l>nt we feel raBsficdthat the
rapid march of events will, h -f ire uiStiy days,
convince them that too only hope f<?r the Siil<?
is in promptly placing herself in a po-itian to
protect her own citizens We fee! no disitosition
to - - '
j ...... .r, ,-i jn-iii tftiifii ior <i?*nir
ing "deliberation." and would bo disposed to
see the r request compile 1 with. if wo hud not
this most saiisfivctory evidence tlsnt what they
regard as "(Jclibcru"iou'" is o<tcenn'i| at tin*
North ns cowardice, and i* doiritiiobial tocxr -v
interest, either of tin* State <>r the I'ni -n.
Prompt and resolute action is the only hope of
Virginia. "Iteliherntion uinl "delay " are re- i
gnrded a;1 indications of snbiiri sioft. and pirn- ;
lyse the arm of the Northern conservative. The i
people of Virginia tool noxv as Patrick Henry
(lid, when he said : "The first wish of tux heart
is American Lifirrlt/ ; the second. American
f'niou." This is the spirit ho far evincei by the
Legislature, nd such only can save the houor
of Virgin ia."
Grorglu itiViti-iiM.
Without vouching imTL we "tiseri
the following front the NoMuVy/ r<ic/
\\ isniNoroN, .lanuary Astil.?Georgia
has iiiiingbl aied measures Aft rcgai d to hi r
financial atul ciitiiiiiir<.i.i avierlkiii nts xxith Kurope.
St:e sends abroad aJTne^u, ot her most"
distinguished eiii/ett-. ctfTt g d fliib an imp ir
taut mi sjon. The x o.onPssionefsV'ill ha ve undur
hi* authority the<|tit-t ion ol t lie" rec gniliou
by foreign Poxxoi s ,.f i be m* e ting St .iti - as gov
Oritittetlls (It >'n-lo. lie will also be ringed
witli the duty of neg tiariug a b,.sis of credit
and eve niige. by xvhicii the cot toil crop !:?! be
hyp > iiecated in liitrope, and movvd I or joint
iteCiiunt. but thenioHl important ed.ity of'tl.o
Co lillltssloiicr x?.11 be ilk 11;.II:. <! to tlo? ?|Uet.- |
lionet revenue. If the go.oi iimeni shall make 1
at raiigeineiil* to collect the revenue otl South- |
ern seaports, it i.- arranged thai Hi ' I'oiiou |
Si ites will prououtute far tree trade and direct
ia virion. They xv ill proceed to raise 11.c revenue
tor the South by dir. ct luxation, giving notice '
to foreign government that Southern ports are ,
open to lite importation uf tile r uinl' Iniudi-e
free .ifdtit y and that th imposition nl duties by ;
t ie I niied States govern ociit is unlaw!nl and
imamhor led. The Ijucstion would the. fore, ,
lie ome a f--reign otic, and Ku^Iaud uutl France
wmii 1 l>e lett to decide h : x?. ca a N .nhirn
alliance and free trade with tin South.
The t'iiiiuniitsioni-r from Georgia will last
rotigihetiel by ihocoti'ui til to ignition of ,
t he oi her cotton S ales. *| h ? imjmrtaii mi- '
-ion xx 1 dexolop a policy which m iy l.o s <ii
icete I as to avoid any conflict between the j
govcriinielii mid -c--ed.n;r -lutes in the matter
at collect ittg the rcvoti'te li seciuy to he the ,
policy of the Ooiuioeiciitl party :>i the S uit to ;
prevent, if pos-tlde, any uotillict with ti e Fed i
tM-Jil lutliui'irir-. Free tra il and d reel taxation j
will in* ji'i | I >I ??v th<* seced.n Si <tes the iii
m?'ul the government ???ki".- i< p- i i-ollcct ivv> 11
it mi itits high sen hyllieh! >ok.id ng South
em ports. Till-i policy will have hi important
i iitjjf npmt mir I'm eign ami tinniest 10 relations, 1
it mil th oa u111111 Kn.l.u.'l, Km iiv ntd other t
Imeign I'nivi is tlio mi us il resisting the imp 1- 1
>.t i"ii ?if ?iutiw upon imp ln;io.i .iiio pot Id
i?t* seceding Stats. The recogn.t.mi of .-ncli '
S.iit'-s us government >i j'<um l?finy tliui
supported hy tin- m'II intiti'his of Kiirupvtui
nut iou.s adds great It In 1 10 cli.ticeS ot tl:.- ili'i
iilirnHil.
Tin* pnli'-y is also tin" f:r-t prnrt.ii.il s p in
I lie direct ion of those free trade piin.iplvt
which have fit h^ng been uuitn'cd 111 I he Southern
Stales, si 11 1 vvhuh will In- rccriv. d w ill
great favor in flnghind especially ul M iuch?Mter
iiinl Liverpool. The Bancbi'sicr s? h ulutay
thus be rnllii I against tin* Kxe:er I' ill party.
1 am no iii liberty to ili-c'n the name ?l
the Ci'tjitn : sum or appointed I?v I'mni'ipn. IK*
ix however, n eiii/.en oft hot Sta'e. a man of
dislmotion of national reputation, ninl well
known in New York. Me will arrive iiere in.
ti few days, nml possibly the foreign Ministers
will he smilid.d a* to the view* 111 litiy case,
tlieUe >rgia ('milini?- lonee pr eceds di reel to I nr-ipe,
hacked hy the coili-n p..wee. I am satisfied
from the through and extensive organi/atimi
of (hi* direct trade pti.'ly at tlic South
and in I'.iirope, tint there is hell" to he to 11 lul
the husi* of nn arrangement whieh will yet
pruetii ally conserve the great destiny of the
Anglo Saxon race nn llii* continent. I'uder
the teachings timl lead id* thin new party at the 1
So tli, I am satisfied that 1 0 cotton States are
entering mi a new line of eoini.ieritinl and in- i
duel rial ptdiey In the event of a separation ]
of the sections, instead of, as n iw a Union of
Ste.tes, may lie arrived at, based upon a system
of coinmereiaUree.pi'ocity, and Supported hy 1
an alliance offensive and defensive against for- '
eipn intervention in 1 lie affairs of this continent. |
1*1. I. I -
111 I'm Mine movement is under xlit* guidance '
mml direction of the ablest inrn in tho South. j
There will !?? u consultation among lend in;/
Southern men to-mnrruw. The Georgia I'numis-donor
is expected here at i >u/< tor Kurupe
in the m xt six or seven days.
The Georgia mission will be coi'dinlly ?uj?j? ?rfifl
by the Kepr-scntutives from the other Southurn
States, t?s th sco operation, it is believed, j
will mnke still in.n o decided the action of the .
Georgia Convention.
The postal facilities organized by Georgia
ure intended to give the Southern States an inlependent
servioo for tho transmission of
DXcbuogc and valuable commercial letters direct
to Kurope. It is believed that the tiri
sliabicr will arrive in Snvaunah iy..n. p..
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l?y the. 4tli uf Murch. The steamers will fly the
Knglish or French flag.
It is understood that prominent members of
lhe diph nnatio corps hoveaddressed this gov- j
M'uiuent in reference to the oouiraercisl inter- '
B*t? of their respective countries, in view of the
present political troubles, and what degree <?f
protection tuny he etpcctetl, or something to
his eflVot The government, however, has not .
yet replied. j
TlINK ?f
Naubitu Chvbch, Jan. 18, lKdl. 11
W hereas, an all-wise Clod, in lain inscrutihle |
wisdom, has seen ftt to remote from us and I lis <
church militant, as we trust, to the church trium|>liant,
our venerable aud beloved brother j
and co laborer, Muj. Ai?i>n>:w Hauhy, lung uu
lilder of tliin church,
RtSulrrd, That while we mourn the loss of
liiiu wlioiu we venerated and loved, we would
how with christiau resignation to the will of
IHni that dnuth all thin'gs well.
Rntnhnl, That while w^j bow with liuuiolc
submission, we will delight to rever and cherish
his memory.
/frto/ivd. Tlint in common we sympathise
willi the oouirntiniiy and church with which he
was connected, and so long n ruling Kldcr, in '
this bercuveiiiuut.
Afwvrtf, 1 li*it we especially sympathise witli ) j
i hi* immediate family and friends ol' I lie deeeas- I
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Rfsolenl, That (lieTtroKoing preamble ami i
resolutions he entered mi (lie hunk of 1 lie churoh
srs*i(m, and tlie Clerk he requested lo furnish
the family of the deceased Willi u copy ??f the
same. " J. P. MI LLC It.
Clerk of Session. I
(Obituary.
/>// '/>, of Consumption. Jan. 1, 1 SGI. MBS. 1
ANNA P., wife of MB. J. II. G<?S{>, in the 80th
year of her age.
"Messed are the dead which die in the Lord 1
from heuectori li."
Tlie suhjeet of this notice had suffered a
painful illness for many weary months, during
which her thoughts and feelings alternate 1 in
four and hope a.s to the issue of her disease, and ^
her preparedness lov the great change. Hut
as gold is refilled hy tire, so our fricad was
tried in I ho furnace of affliction, atnl several
w^cks prior to the eventful New Year's morn
she was calm and reflective. Faith had taken
tno pluco of fear, and hope was joyous. Though
the maternal heart yearned for her two darling
children?though she was hound to friends and
relatives hy the strong tics of natural endearment,
she felt and knew by tlie assurance of .
Faith and the renewing of Grace, that lodepart
nud he with Christ was far hotter, frdtc
tell and knew that her ilrat/i was the birth ol '
her llt 'Viial Life, and with solemn calmness, '
welcomed it us the portal of etei uttl gladness]
and glory.
Mrs. Iloss was a uiembcrof the Presbyterian
Church of this place, nud when her health permitted,
was a regular and constant attendant
upon its services. Kapeciullv is her niemoi-v
precious to tin1 Congregation with which -In- '
preferred i<> worship, in that, by tier refined
mid cultivated taste, her skill, lier love for, ami
large ncuaintance with snored tmi-ic, she con- ^
iributod more, perhaps, than any other t,o the
iuipruvemeut of this part of the worship ot Hud's
house.
Blessed frien'l ! wh'se memory i?< doubly
prcciouA now, in that, by her dying cvideucP 1
wi> may contionplate her as joining the ct?unlle-s 1
host ot blood bought Mutters who, with the j
SI me omniums ot' supreme love ami a lor a ion. |
shall sing "the song <>f Moses ami the Lamb,"
the full swelling accent* of which shall rise on
the air <>f Heaven, ami roll along the track of
oiorual ages in unbroken harmony. K. '
AM13ROT Vl? KS. <
?>ilL W. M. RllOADAWAY has rcturucil to (
Spar nuourg, ami would inform the citi/cns of i
the district that having pureha-cd an entire
New Stork, lie is prepared to lake a No. 1 I'ic- j 1
ture at'the lowest price. Attention to his Spcci- ,
metis is invited, which may be examined over ;
the Hry (loods Store of Messrs. Twitty. lie '
will retnaiti but a few weeks; mo call soon.it 1
you wish !o obtain a good Ambroiype at little
Co.-t. j ,
Jan. 16, 18&1.
A(liiiinisti';i(<>r*s Sjtlt?. ' 1
I i
5 >Y p-rinission of the Ordinary, wo will ex- | |
JDl'ose to sale at public outcry, at the resi- j |
teiice of Mrs. LL1/.A HII TII A 1.1.11N. oti Tliur.? j .
day the ilist instant, the following pcr-nat ; i
property belonging to the LstatuufC .lob Alien, i
deceased. to wit: 1
I t Likely Negroes, '
Morses. Cow*. Mugs, Sheep, one Wagon, some 1
i'arming Tools, \c. .
Toruis made, known on day of sale. j i
WOODWARD ALLKN,
LUCK S ALI.KN. j Adiniuistiatora
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January 17 -15 tf 1 :
ft?J^,Kxpres3 please copy.
AdminiMrator's Sale.
t
H >v permission of the Ordinary, w r will ex- ;
[[ ^ p.-eto sale in puluie out-cry, on the l?t t
i iv ot' KKUR1 ARVi next, at the lut n sldonoo i i
ol'JtHIN II LI PSCO M It. deceased, the follow- i
itig per-onnl property be', aging to the estate of i
siid deceased, \i/:
V l.o< ti! 4 aril, rodder, Wlieul,
< of ton. Horses, 4 ous,
mid other 4 attie.
Oxen and Ilo-s, 1 Wa^oii. rami!)
t'arr :.ge. I lluggy. 1 Cart, t utt'H tiin, Household
ami Kitchen Furniture, Fanning Tools, Ac. 1
Terms made known oil dv of sale.
J. II. HARRISON. Adm'r.
S. 8. HARRISON, Adm ix.
Ian 17 -15 .1 w
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ol i <
VI.!. persons having demand- against tl ? i
I-*~i>it ?>t TIloM \S FINt'll, .Led, will i
|.r< ? tii them pv?|i?rly attested, for pKymi'nl;
nml ill persons indebted to 11?<* -= ii?l estate will
make iuitucdiule payment to the iimlers'giie I.
??l \irSMN t INt'tl, lis -r.
Jan 17
SHERIFF'S SALES.
F??U FMIIIU'AIU lft.I.
1)'1 virtue of -umlry writs of fieri fiieins, to |
) in.. Jiriultl'il, 1 Will -I'll, lich.ro I ho t'nitll
IIuiihi1, on i no tir-.t Monday nml Tuesday in
I KlilU'AUV next ' ,
1 -17 acres of I.nml. inoro or lew. I. oimlo'l hy .
l ands ol Win. Hunter, Isaac llraus ami other-;
rt.ihl :is the property ol' John t'hiiiuhy, at tho
suit of J. 1,. Wi/fliiril. Al???.
ITl'acrcs of I.ami, more or loss, h.nin'lcd hy ,
liimUotJ.J. Vernon. K. MoM111 in, Mrs. I.
Hallctigvr nml others. Also. ,
^i'i noroH of I .ami, more or loss, bounded hy
lands of W. I*. lJickson, Elijah A Ivors. in nml
others; sold us Vernon,
(his interest,) nt i)p a iij^>t' II. \ 11. WolloiU.
Kxo. utois, ami
u- a. res of iJHR, iiioio or less, hi>iitnle<l hy
lands of A. P!^fl(Johti \ nrhroiijtb. and other .
t'.tt acres nf^Rind. more or loss, hounded hy i
lands of KuiCTitiel Allen, N. I*. Walker ami others;
si.ld as tlis property of Wil-ou Alexander,
at the suit of J. U. Harlan and others. Also,
1 buggy ami harness, 1 two |i?rsc wagon; i
sold as the property of Joseph Lltagnn, at the
suit of John llotuar, assignee. Also,
Oil said Tuesday, at the residence of W. JWhitinorc,
the following property, vi* ; 1 buggy
and harness, I plow-stork ami A plows. 1 single- '
tree, 1 soys ho and cradle; sold as the properly
Anthony Slmml.s, at the suit of W.J. Whitumrc. |
Also,
lly re<|tio f of Jus. Midi, 1 will sell one (tart
of Land, (whereon ,1ns. t'antrell liv.. I - i
1 viiip on tlio north side of I'acolctt Itiver, on ,
the waters of IJuck Crock, containing -17 acres,
more or less, boun'lvl lands of 1>. Dohins,
Aaron (J&sli and others. Terms of wale cash.
L. M GBNTRV . a 1.
SiiKKtrt * Orrirr, Jan. 11:h 1S01.
Jan 17 *15?8t
I, Queru's Cod Liver Oil Jelly.
I)RK!'.\ltEI> from the pure White Cod Live
Oil. The jellifying of (Io*l Liver Oil en
ahfes the inowt delicate stomach to receive nnd ,
retain this groat remedy. For snleat
Nov 1* 4?tf J. P.. <H)OUGION'S.
1IENBY TUKILE.
i dfe :
3j ?
i?I A IC JO It,
H|?nr(ailhui*x C. II.,
mrUVEH 1IAHDV & AtjNEWS. frag
January 17 45 ly
TAXIOS.
IWfLL, not providentially hindered, attend
ut the fallowing times ami place*, for the
oitrpoee of collectinij the Taxes of Spartanburg
Dial riot,/br th* y*"'' ltUll, vix :
At (Srassy Pond, Friday, 1st day of Februa y,
lttlil-rlurcuQon.
Tlie name day, afternoon, Limestone Springs
Sulur<Uy, tlie'Jail, at Harrison's Ol<l Store
Mom lay, 4tlj, at Spartanburg Court House.
Tuesday, oth, iu tlio forenoon, at Pacolet
Depot.
Late tbe same evening, at Kick Hill.
Wednesday, tJtli, at (Henn Springs, forenoon.
" Late tlie same evening, at Koumlree's.
Thursday, 7th. at Cross Anchor.
" Same evening ami early nest inornug.
at Ambrose Watsons'.
Friday, 8th, at Hot beysville, in the forenoon.
" Late same evening at llarvy Wofford'a
Saturday, '.ftli. at tins', in the forenoon.
Same evening at Stenhousc's tlid Store,
Monday, litti, at Caviti's Old Field, in tlie j
rorenooti.
Same evening at Woodruff's.
Tuesday, l'Jtli, nt Cashville, in the forenoon.
Late same evening at l.mckniaii's Storo.
Wednesday, loth, m Joliusoti'.s.
Thursday, 1 1th, at Morgan's, iu the forenoon.
Same evening at Holly Spring.
Friday, loth, at Loan's Mills.
Saturday, Itilh, at Heeeh Spring-, forccooti.
Same evening at Pollard's Si ills.
Tuesday, lbtb, at t herokee Springs, forenoon.
Same evening at f-lilbcrt's.
Wednesday, 'Jtltli, at Wilkin's, in the forenoon.
Late the same evening at Fing-rville.
T hi r ?lu v *M .1 ?it 't Itni'ti -i to tin. f.n*iiiiiiiit,
I.ate same evening -it NItKtiSt'j' *
Friduy, JJii'l. ;ii Win. I'. M'iorv ?, intiic forcnoon.
Suinw evening at IV I'cicc'*.
Saturday, 'Jdd, m U liliujj Mills, in the fore
flOOII.
Sntuc evening ut Hiring-villo.
Too May, "Jlit li. ut llethlchem. in ike forenoon.
Tlie nume evening at Crawford ville.
Wednesday. JTtii, nt lU'.'lvillc, forenoon.
The siinie evening ut Vcrnoiisviltc.
Thursday, L'^th. ut tivti. .\. L. Ilouiar's, forenoon.
,\i Spirta.ihiirg ('mirt Ifons v. " ile lays in
M trolt. \pni. ami .May: Tue-.I'Vt W c lue-d >y.
I'hursday, and Saturday oft'oui't W '-ck. ''irl on
riuir-'luy. the 1 lih March, Tiiurvlay, theJitdh
a) March. Tiiur*il ly. lltli ol April, ami on
" alcdiiy in Muy ; at wlii. i tiin.- the Tax 15 -.hs
will In- expected i i be clo-ed, an 1 all who tail
a? make their leturiis by or tin thit <1 iv. will
-object t bein selves to to- il ul>lo taxed: ami all
lln-se who may have mail tli. ir returns nml [
fail to pay their faxes <>n or lief "re that day, i
IV ill be liable as Well Us those \v:i i iiave Hot
uidc their retnrn?, to have execution i it 1
' gainst them, as 1 shall be compelled to have
lie tie mv <.r the Slit-rill's receipts, for S njjlo
i- well o* Double Tux executions, an the Slier
>11 s receipt tor Single Tax executions i? e.pial
0 the money at the I'reasisrer's Ollice. llui 1
10 hope that all will return and pay their T ixcs,
tml save me the pir Jul tiece- -Ity ot issuing
jxeeuiions, an 1 save themselves the costs that
woill I accrue till the i suing of those exectlti- ti?
llltl the eollei ti"li of the s urn*. lltlt when I ?:i\ j
1 iuii compelled to do my duty, I mean what I j
t.ty. All Taxpryers v. ,11 be expected to lie
[irompt in making their ret urn . livery return '
must lie made u a.id ea h Taxpayer to
?ut spribc lith name to tin' <-ori < no - of Ids
retuin: hii I if mn by po ildlity cannot a't ml '
11 luxp-i;. ill/ from -lokuc .c,- . 'i -wis-, tluv |
iv ill ml ii, their returu i? ..titii./, with audi.
i ity I i a-?i.a t'.. ir panic ? ivl return. All
:riiiisf'.M "i P. il J 'ate imi-t be in t .? knov. n ,
it ihi time ?f leaking returns. The Taxjciy. . , .
v. uh! e.i it * : tav r > u the t',,1'.,-, r u> Will
is ihem- 1 . f a v would ii< nd iim i:-. xpay
gs in t lie.i ie .u- 11 'e i.elghhnrh .o 1.4.us there
s general I j a jjrt it t hm . a' iho Court Iloust ,
m public da vs. Villagers ctiti !> a dinncc lo
n ii;e their icturn.-: on any < : the Thuv- I iys
il ovu n inicvl. il. l'OOl.K, T. t
Jan. 1 J, ISi.l,
N. 15. I will lake it a i sp? lal favor if the
M igistrates 11n i-iighoiu the Ids riet will give
in- all tlic iulVirmatioii I hoy can as to the Fr ;
S'egroet who arc liable to >,. taxed in their dlf ]
brent preeinets. \ 1 over lo and under ? ,
.eai - hi are li ib' t . ; iv tnx. except tho-e
who iiiav be proved lo he unable pay. from
inline oi otherwise. II. I\ I'.
hetdquartkk.
r.r.Tll II I'd i f. S. C. M.. Jan. 8, isI>?.
Mll'KP. Nt) ?
VN HI.KCTiON w'l! be hel I mi the *:h of
February next foi a VI jor t > till the va- j
uncy occiisiciie i by the rv-ignnlion ot I t. 1
. i ' i i i ..." >
u . r >.- IT. Ill c I llinilM I lie I -I |i:f I I li I.
>l' the "t'.ih Hipinii'ir. S t". \|. Captains eoiuhamliri:;
companies, w 1! call In iheir assistance
i.i - r ii !,ii it <j':.ci -. - i i I h 1 I it |> ill at Ih? ir
pom pany rcndosTous from f" o'clock A- M
ill . ii . !nc!. 1'. M. < tin- Hirer t'l nil r ion place
it t'K" I.nil shall inert at the I hill a ioti Mu?ler
around nil the 11 iy all T llie e eeli ill. r mm
h vo e*. and ir n in t th ie- ?"t <>' tli c!t\ion
t I?i'im i iier linii" il W. .1 I (ilelin.
l?y order of
iirig.Gen w. i i
\\ . II I.litS*i.
fill. r. ill Urzl. s. t'. M.
\V II.1.1 MI II II \ V , \.|J I .lilt.
.inn 10 II If
Neighborhood (iassii a) Srlmn!.
r S A111 ? n .v \e I'leiay ti I i.|m n it* Itt 1 ?
J ->i .?t en the MoihI \ in January, un irr
Hie supervi ion ol Mr. I*. J. Ocluud. It is Ideated
il Alltech I Motif list > t'lllll'.ll Ol ti
district, ill a ph'.i*nir and hrniinv ?otion. .lieI
iii a iju ci aii I otderly neighborhood. Tlie
|>itruns nieI friend* <u il l rntoipri-e lake
| lfieilfe ill rei'iiiillii' liili n S lai Sola ul tn I lie
I'iti/i'tix ol tin* in 1 a ii it/ districts, heli
iii);. its they ! >. that it wail I inducted with
iiil n e -ii i-: i' i i.iii in ill u in.ii liver il willi
their pillt.>nage. The l ner.il course tif instruction
contemplated in llii* School i- a praelieill
ami I llnmugh I i:ti tl 111 r ill i ii r\ department.
an I a recurrence to elements when deemed
litre.* try The intention i* Incite in
I he stride*! -''H i>t ihe w??r I. an I tin* course
w ill he pm -,U' i in i ?) eCt .ve of profit. In cniiI'liisi.
ti. nil we i .hi *ity i- fry i.. tin I y.'U will
Hot he dt-ilj.'!' iit'ed.
HI 1ST DI'.l'AUTMKNT.
Spelling, Heading, Writing. Arithmetic or
..;11 - - - -
....... . 1" I ^13?IUI1. nay seiloini'-, '< etuis
|.t?r day.
SKCONH l>) !' Ml I'M I'.NT.
Knglisli i!: .-in.m:t? . <' < ogrutJiy, History and
l!oio|"i>Ui(.ii ( t- either. Si I mi per -i sioii. l)av
scholars, 1 - cents |r day.
Til IIII* IH'.PA HTM I".NT.
Latin, lireeU, Vlgchra, vdirveyiiig, Clooinotrjr,
or eiiher s'-'n ii" pet session.
Tliorr will lie l*t s.e--mns ol' five month*
i?ach.
Particular nltcnfion will ho paid Lnglish,
Latin, and Oreek Composition, and to elocutionary
training.
JOKL HALLKNCiF.ll.
Clnn'n Hoard Trunteet.
Ian 10 i I if
OiinII ! < /iixli !!
V FT Lit IL i-* day we will soil goods for
CASH only. Tl.os indebted will please
rail ami settle.
II \KI?Y AdNKW ACO.
Jan * 4<t *t
J.11 1 . 1 .1
| NOTICE.
THK COMMISSION fctt8 or the Poor will
inert nt the. 1'nrish, on the first Tuesday
in February " next, to bind out nil the chihlreu
llint tire ohl enough to work, and those tloit are
j too siiifill will Im? put in the hands of some per;
son to he kept nt the lowest bid, iiml paid for
I by the CouuuessioDors, signed by order of the
j Hoard of Commissioners of the Poor.
A. IV1Xlit), Chair tnau, pro. tem.
\ in i ->
... ... i.tnuui oecrcniry.
Jan 10 44 if
3Inrhl<k Yard.
HARE & PALMER,
MAIX-STIIEET,
Spartanburg Court House, So. Ca.
HAVIXti formed a copartnership,. nn<l intending
to supply till those in wniil of a
memento to mark the spot whore lie the remain*
of tliejr departed relations a:id friends,
a* cheap as can he pmchushed any where.
Their Htock consists of
>I< >NUx\IENTH,
Tublcts.Touibs, Tombstones, Head
7 7
and Foot-Stoae*, Furniture, Marble
&c.
They are also Agen * for Iron Hailing for
raves. Pence*. Hale nii?'?. ito.
|? I'goti* wishing anything in our line will
please call, or send their orderu. which will lie
i rouiplly filled. RICHARD II \i;r.
1VM. MtL?. PALMKK.
Jan I" tf
>s?i*l Jinlmry;
l^emiiio Ai'ndomy.
T Jill IS Institution will commence it* first Se*|
-ion on the first Monday in J tnnary, IH-il,
under the direction of Mr-. SAK \ 11 I,. IU.TI.KK,
formerly of Keidville, assisted by her
1 .I......t.i-e \t:/- > if 1
, ..ii.i.ik uu i ur.ii, iriim lUe |
N0iiii.1l School in Charleston. Tlio Trustee# !
Ciiti confidently recommend the nbnvo TeneheiH !
a-i iu every war well lualifiod to take charge <?f 1
at,.! c tt'lltCt a Female School as it should hp ;
huic tlii oiiv'h ill the hi .indie* tlicy profess t" 1
tench The rate, if tuition, as will he seen l?e
low. arc .i- r '.fount,1c as any -choolof the same |
Hoarding can he lta<I 0"i. enient to the ]
Icadeiny at Si'J per month. Tlio AcU'leiny
building is a large an I comfortable brick sti-itctnrc,
j 1 >* - n i, 11 \ situated, an J convenient to the
principal hoarding house*.
Halt's of Tuition
Ft ill A S KSSI?>N o r | | v i: Mont 11
1st Class Sjp'-lling. lo ad.ii; and Writing, l'ritiiarv
Arithmetic and Urography. S 7 Oil ;
Jn.) t lis# ?With the above. Arithmetic,
History. ,:""gr:ijdiy, KngKsh (Iraninmr.
- - - 10 (hi
Id Cuts* With tl>" above, with Algebra,
(Iconic!ry, llotany and Chetnis;ry, l'J -i4.'
French, extra, - * - Id (HI
lb-awing, ft (Hi
Music, *J0 dO
Contingent, ..... 50
1.1 Se-sioii fiomfir-t >1. aday in January to
l.i t Friday in May. 2nd Session from j
third Moii lav in June to second Friday in No- ;
venibcr. I'.y order ??f S. IlilllU, (_hr.
I? ('. Ji i>i?. See and Tres.
Jan 0 4t
ST. JOHN'S >!!!.!! SCHOOL.
(MiisnKmI, Mathematical and Military.!
THE WINTER VACATION
til tlii Scito-d will tcriiiinaie. and exorcises be |
re-oimel a Monday, tl,o 21st ot Jauuary, I
It-til.
W1I.I.1AM 1KW1S, Principal,
liec 2 ? 4 1 tf
r3?W PStOSPECT
vkG&demy.
riTMK UN l.111 I F.S of this School
4 I, i .l re C" iui* lice oil / ct ? -T
.' /.'/.'/? ' I) under (!,? '?11; ?fll
ii'. t It*. r\ !tos, I ji'o, - J ;
a- i'liiN. i; vi.. i i by Mr. SAAll'Kl. I.A.N- ,
v VST MP., it, the Mngli- h Department.
The Stu Mrs ire follows, with prices as be- !
low naincl per ses-iutt:
FlKsr DF.PAUTMENT:
Spelling, Heading. Writing, Vrithtnetic
Prim ,ry (i-ograjhy. and Ih-cclilitation.
: : : $5 00
S:. .(?NI> DMPAMTMMNT:
The nlmve will, F-iwli-h (.raiumar,
Cuiii| .sitiot, and lli-tme, : : : 7 oU
Till1'. li l?l* l? v f I'M I'VT
Hi- above wnli Natural I'liilovpliy,
A"!I'fiiiiiiiiv, Algebra, tie- utelry, Surrey
ing. Nr., : : : : ' : : *10 Oo
K.tl'KTI! DF.PAKTMCNT:
flic ii' ?ve wi'li A net ut Languages, 1? &0
Frcii ii will l>o i aught for uii oMra
charge ol" ; : : : : u 00
All who w i-lt, iiuiv In I'nft far (lie S<>pli<>:u
>i c ri?>i in any nt our l' >il g
The >Jh> i-ti>- Vc.ir will cti-m uf two Sc?j-.oii-'.
"I about Five Moitle, each.
A SI XDW si 111 ml. will be kept up under
I the SiiporimoiulHsive >?f the Principal.
I I. in llie Prima y 1?>'|> irtii.-eiil will l>e
i rliarje-l J > ci ui.s Ini'.i.i'.i in Fee; all others
; Oil Colli"4.
i I ri - .ii? wishing io enter tin* School, may >
' a'x'criMiii ilie 11" A- ihi'il, hv application to the ]
Prim ipal. Mr. Lr.t .1 ti. I. WPlil M.
(Mini. r><> ml Trustees,
v T. V> iLiv,\ . Sco'y and Trea-urer.
i Dec i:< 11?tf
RKI!>VII,I iH
Male lliuli School.
AnwimmiiIi' I *i*lii?*i|>i? Ik,
I1. C. 1>1 M AN, \. It. ?T. I. PAPKllS, A. It.
_ ? '
riMIF. next Sc-doti will eontinctioc
| on :>.f t'lusv Mn.\/>.iy m '
Willi ihe opening i.f the term, x|'
Inly Mll.lTAItT liXl.KCISKS on JftjT
tin- ii'-M will lie intr<i<liioe<| under the ouperin- 1
leuileiire id T I., t'wr.i;*. recently elected
Atsucinle I'riiieipul. Thoe will be conducted
1 withuni prejudice tu Miudip*?a time in the
ntfei nxiui being devotid io them, ntht-rwUc at.:
li> ll pi tll'lei r I
' \il unwilling to undergo fiel 1 duty, mibl
in in.: a written -ignitionion from tlioir parent*
i or guardians to iliiit etieoi.
nuns t*KU mkhsion or rivK :
t Indies, ... ... J1C ?M?
Higher F.ngli-di, - - - Jg (mi
j I'riintirv, - - - - - ti tM .
Hoard tincluding Willing, Fuel r*?j?l
I .glits) in (lie village, - - 10 titi '
A mile or two in the country, - - S 'ft ,
For Circulars containing further particulars,
address T. I . RUNCAN,
Split ftulmrg, S. C.
Rv.rr.iii m i:h. ? Rev. It I!. Reid, President ;
lloirl Trustees, Ucidville, S. C. ; Knr. \. M.
Siiipp, l> 1, President Wott'ord College, Spar
lantmrg. S. ; Major I*. F. Stevens, Citadel, j
Charleston. S.C.; l?ev. J. II. Thorn well, I.L.R .
Columbia. S. (' ; Rev. Win. M. Wight man, i
I.I. I*., Uicenshore', Ala.; t'liancellor Inglis, |
t'lioraw. S. <\ ; Maj. F. W Capers, Superin-j
tendent tieorgia Military Institute; Judge J.
. N. Wliilner, Anderson. 8. C. ; Judge A. H.
I l.ntig-trcci, President South Carolina College. 4
| Dec 20 42 - 2m J
mmm+mmmmm?m??eeni ? iin.
H I^IOVAL .
SCDOPPADL ?fc BtHttKNS, '
l lrtot Hlioe Mqkei'M. c
1111H nAwribtrt hnve formal a oopartnerfor
I he purpoee of currying ou (he
Hoot nnd Slioe Maklnx HtiMlne?ii .
in the town of Sp>irtanhiirg. nn<l hare removed their
SIlOl* to the room formerly oceulinl |
l.y TIIIKLK & HrilOVIMUL. on (,'hnrch ?.
St., one d?or Ik-Iow IVuhUer s Jewelry Store, 0
ItOO.MS OF II. J. MOU/.OS. Fhotogrc phiet, ou
I'hurch-Sireot. next to >loin Street. ? p et-iirs,
where (hey wnuM he pleaded to sorvt? ihe citixenti
of (liin and adjoining dtfttriete. They will |
llUlkl' to oF?l*?r I i tvli t uiilrol..^ al-l *? 1
..p. O'l'l-.ilMllJH UWII ?IIU I
Shous of ll?e laiesl nnd most approved styles,
at ilie loyest possible prices. Tito best of nm- .
lerlitld will lie kept on hand. v
Kepairing ??f every description will alto be c
executed by iIkmii wiili neatness en<l promptin
ss. Tlicy call upon the citizens of the district
to support lioine labor nnd enterprise
Tlicy will war runt ail their work. 1
A. 8C HOP PAUL. II. BEURl N6. I
A. SCHOPl'AUL would most respectfully '
tender his t hunks to his friends and patrons for
the encouragement and patronage received the
past year, during tlie lute firm of Threle &
Schoppaid, and hopes by strict personal attention
to business to merit u continuance of the
same. Jan 17 45 lv. J
Law Purluenihip. S
WILLIAM 11. I'EKKY. having been ad- !
milted to the I'ar, is associated with
his Father, BENJAMIN F. I'EKKY. in the f
practice of Law on the. Western t'ireuit, under
the Firm of PKKI'.Y \ I'EKKY. They <
will attend theCourt* of Abbeville, .Anderson.
I'iakt-n*. Greenville, Spartanburg and En tire
us. Their otlioc and ad drees is Greenville ]
C. 11-, S. t\ ,
n. F. I'EKKY and
W. II. I'EKKY.
Greenville, Jan. 3 43 4t #
d\ew l^iru. i
flAMF undersigned have formed a copartner- "
I ship, and will continue the business at the
old stand of CAMP & OANNON^ <>n tile corner I
of Laurens and Main-Sticuts, where may he
found, ut all times, every article usually kept ,
in a - I
FAMILY GROCERY STORE, ?
of the bv-t quality, and at tlie cheapest price.
We will keep always oti hand,
Suyfaps, Collee, Tea, ;
Rice, Flour, Corn Meal, t
IR ? X> 3* & ?
and hi fact everything in our line likely to be t
called for. Give us a call and see for vour-elves
J. P. F. CAMP,
BcpfJO 29 tf T. W. WYATT.
.V CA1?D. i
The fub-c dl?er take pleasure in recommend- ^
UK i'? uia diu irieuu- una customers, and die
public generally, the new firm of ('AMI* & 11
A V ATT. a- Hltujtetlicr de-erviug of public puti
ouage, uml beg- further acall and a trial, knowing
a* lie d ie* (hat they will girosatiafartion to
all who may far or them with their patronage.
Nf AH CANNON.
Sept. 20 JfirtO 3d?tf r
TOKti i:. (iOOlXilON, J
DRUGGIST,
11 Mm* sign oft ho Uoltleu Slorfar. *
CO UN K11 Clll'HCIl AND MAIN ?TS? *
Spai'tniiburgf, H. C.
: o : *
Moot] Food, for Consumption, ?
rilllROAT nud Lung diseases, such as 8
| bronchitis, Coughs, Asthma, <Vc., wBf
The effects of the ULDUlt Ft >< >D in Con-nmptiun
are: to soften the cough, bigce the
nerves, strongtlien the hjstern, allay the pros- l
iruling sight sweetinereeee the physical and
mental energy, cucrieh the blood by restoring
the lacking red globules, increase the appetite,
and re-tore color to the -kin.
F >r sale by J. K. OOODGION, j
N"V 1 35?tf Sign oftiohlcn Mortar.
Tarrant's Cflcrvcscout Seltzer
.V 1* i:ui K x T, ! s
IS a new general strong!hing apeiletit, ;oni- !
bitting efficacy, ec. tiomy, and porta!
Icy, prepared an entire new priueijib> '
from a late and aceurtUo analysis' of ffle i
elebtuted Spring in (iermany. This much- I -1
esteemed preparation removes Dyspepsia, or ''
luligv-tiou. Headache, Acidity of iliabtumnch, "
I.os- of \ppetitc. Nervous Debility, Nausea, or *
Vomiting. Affections of the l.iver. ,Vc. For
sale by JoF.I. K. GCM/lKilON.
N"\- 1 So ff
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. .
Iti the Court of Ordinary.
Harvey Wort'ord, Applicant, vs. Oeorgw Stallion-.
and others, De eudauta,
iVtitiou for proceeds of ileal Estate of Kli-ha
Stallions, deceived, lo be | aid over to aduiinistrntor,
\r.
H'AliYF.V Wol IMbD. Administrator of
the estate of KLISIIA ^TALLItlNS,
b-ct i-o.l, ha v i ii j petit!.tiicd this Coitit, pr.1} I
ing tii it a sufficient amount of the proceeds of ''
the snlr of the real e-tato of Klislui Stallions
deceased. be paid over to him. to enable him to
finish paying otl tlicdebts ut ?aid deceased, the
per-onal -rate le in'* iii-uifieient tor the same: -I
li i-th. ref >rc ordered, that Uenrge Stallions, "
liet-y Ann Ifshiebls and her husband Simp- ''
son O'Shiehls, and the children of Louisa and 1
Lewis 11 arrisnn, deceased, if any, defendant* A1
in this ease, who reside without the limits of
thi< State, be and appear before the Court of
Ordinary ( be holden for Spartanburg Di-trict,
Sp Court Home, on the liHih ,,
d iv of January u si. to show cause, if any they
can, wl.y th rayer of said petition should not
be gtatite I. It is further oiderod, that they
reu>lei in. on or before that day, an account of
all a ltaii' em nt- made to them by -aid de- ^
re is ,|. in. order that the Ordinary may know
how to pay out the balance oft! e fund* arising
from the sh e of said real estate.
(liven tin >. r toy hand and s,>al of office, this
'J3d dav ut Oct ihcr, A. D.. lSbu. '
<:.t). EAULB HO MA K, o. ?. t?. ?
Oct 25 34 3n? t
? ? . ? ? - - i
Tin; statk or south caromxa ?
i
t-PAUTANnURU DI3TH1CT. t
1 V 'I III.- I-I if It I lll'lllllllv III V
14
I.. Ura Mor'S. >?n I win-, anil others, va.
William llradford.
Il'' IIKRI! \S .More* !.. lira.] find. das Orr,
|| and wife, Cynthia and ? ? Jo-din. and
wife, Matilda, have filed their tit ion in this
Court, netting forth that William Bradford ha*
not hern In-aid of for nioru than twenty yram,
ami is therefore supposed t? ba (1 end, aim if
living, would bo entitled to one-third of the
pro-red* uf the land sold hy order of the Ordinary,
in the case of .law. Orr, and wife t ynthia.
v.?. W liliam Itradlord, and others, and ^
jir-i\ injr tHut ili<- diMliih:iti*e share uf the said
William 15r.idt'??J in the proceeds of the sale
of the land afurv->aid. he paid to them as his (
Irjtal heirs and representatives;
Tlu -e are therefore in cite ami admonish the
I U II I I tu nil i 11 L'i 11 > 11 :? i
< .*1 t. i him I.?I wiiii, li 11 \ 11!^, IO IIJ?- |
pear before this Court, on or before the IKHh
day of Mun-h no\t, and bin identity, t
or the prayer of said petition will be granted,
and tiic proofed* of the sale of tbe land to whioh
1 e is entitled u* aforesaid, paid over to the pc- '
I itioners.
Given under my hand seal of office, this 21)111
day of D.-comber, ItftiO.
.1 NO. K Ull.K BOMAR, o. a n.
Jau 3 43 tint
BLUE STONE ! BIXKsfONKlT ;
VKKESH 81TPLY for -a'e by i
J. K. GtXt'lXUON,
ov 1 ? tf IbncgiM.
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rIK *ub?<t-iber r.-*p#*fttl?y inform# the r4- -*
id mii? of HywmbWfg, and surrounding
ouatry, timi ].* will open in a tew days, a
Stock of Choice tirocerle*,
PBOVlttlOKH,
Paiiiey Cvooddi, Aco?
loping from a desire to he u iy give
mire satisfaction. atul thereby rce-ivc a share
f public pn'rvusye. <
]'. 8. 8MITH, Aoent*
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IISSOLUTION OF F lltTNKRSIlIP.
I^IIK 1'urtinrxliip heretofore existing beI
twoeti JNO. W. OARUKTT ami At AM
4ILLKK, it title da/ J pool red, by mutual
onsen t.
November 2'Jth, 18G0.
Further Notice.
[WILL continue fo lce?>p on ham! . .
the best IfoAf, Ml TTOS and
ORK which tun >>o purchased, aud " ^
rill sell fur CAJSU only.
ADAM MILL Kit.
Deo 0 40?if
Change in liufdneSH X
<E\V ARRIVALS OF GROCERIES!
FOLGER & BRAWLEY
rr A VINti pur hand the entire interest 11 Tu
j| 1 fir. j. . tlAKKKTT in the firm g
i.VKttETT, FOLUKR & CO., will continue tug
(vrocory Husine??,
at the uM stand. under (he name and style of
FOLGEIl & BRAVLET,
rhore tlicy tire uuw receiving a large supply of
Sugar, Coflbe, Molasses, Kali,
md a great many other kind of UKOCKRTM,
rhich makes tiieir stock the largest ever
trough; to this market, and which will be eol4
It
Very Hltort Profit*
OR CASH, or COUNTRY I'RODLVB.
The debt- due the firm of GARRETT, POLI
Kit &CO. must be paid to FOLUKR A It U AW*
.KY. who will pay all demands against the
inn of (Iahbktt, litiukit A Co.
They teel thankful for the liberal patronage
ttended to them heretofore, uud hope by atriei
.Mention to business, and I y keeping the
llowt Goods
lie markets afToid, and
SELLING AT SBORT PROFITS, .
o merit a continuance ami increased patronage.
R. VY. Ft)I.UBR.
July _'f?-21-tf A. nRAWLBY.1
>isNolu(iou.
^XOTICE is hereby given to all peraona la.
drhtcd to DEAN & 11 \Y. that the firm
in* been dissolved by mutual consent, and thai
tuiuedkate pavtueut must bo made.
W. B. DEAN',
Oct 18 31 tf WILLIAM II. RAT.
Co-Piirt
1111E subscribe giro notice that they will
continue the GROCERY BUSINESS, ua- e|
lor the tiunig of ...
RAY & HARRIS,
t the room lately occupied by DEAN A RAY,
there their friends may always find a full aaort
incut of ""
CHOICE GROCERIES,
nd at prices to which nono can with reaaoa
hject.
W'c wish it distinctly understood that we will
ell only FOR CASH or its equivalent.
WILLIAM H. RAY,
Oet 'Jfi 31 tf J. O. HARRIS, Jr.
iVatches and Jewelry.
j. A". ITrnnjpmaw
I AS JUST RECEIV ED A FINE LOT *
O P
(iOLl) AND SILVER
WATCHES.
pVIllSoSS in wHiii of a reliable timepiece,
| will find it to their iuiyM-t^te purchase of
mi. !?- lie warrants them To satisfaction,
ml can sell them cheaper than they can be
j 1J el>?-wlioi-e.
FINK JEWELRY
f every JcicripttAn ami latent styles.
EVERY AUTHJLE JS WARRAXTKD.
Watches. Clocks anl .lewelry, repaired noaty,
an>l at reasonable prices,
llook Store, Stick lUtiigc, Main-st. Nov 8
RE3IOYAL,
H. J. MOUZON
HAS REMOVED HIS
IMBROTYPB & PnOTOCRAPBIC
A L. 1-4 E R Y
ImOM hi- oil stand on Church Street to tl>o
' corner uf Main and Jail .-trects, over J, li.
lit her - Suddcry Shop, Jd story, whore lie has
iled up a superior light. lie is now bettor
han ever prepared to jjive those who wish a
ti-tart tvok soinet btnjj handsome
II. J. Mol'/.ON, 1'holograph 1st,
Main >\rc<7, nearly uj<p<tnU C. II.
August 3d 2ti tf
r 11 H ST ATK (>y SOUTH CAKQL1N A
sl>..>..>..? ?
w? vaiA^OWUU \J\ I *"T
IN TilE OOlttT OF OHDINABTPttilitb
for sale of Heal Kstate of Nancy
Cook, deceased,
il^rcui Cu<?k, Applicant. vs. Robert West. aud
wife Maria Wni, and others., Defendant a.
IT appearing to my hail-faction that Kohe~t
West, and wife Maria West, James Cook
ind Madison Cook, Defendants in this oaee,
raide without this State ; It is therefore order d
that they do appear and ohjeet to the dlei*
<>n or sale of the real estate of Nancy Cook,
Icoc'tsed, on or before the 2Wth day of March
text, or their uimseni to the same will be en
ared of record.
(iiven under 103' hand and seal of ottoo, this
27th day of l>ecemhrr. A. D. 1.S10,
J NO. KAKLE BOMAK, o. t. n.
Jan .1 4d Are
"STATE oFsoUTIi UARULINJL
1 n the Court of Ordinary,
las. E. Viae. Adminiatrator. Applioest, tre,
John rt. \ iso, and others. Defendants.
Petition for Final Settlement and DooreeIT
appearing to my satiefaetion (hat the
Heirs of WILl.lAM VlriK. deoentod, limnft
ioi known. Defend.mis in this case, reside
without the limits ot this State it is therefore
irdered, that they be and appear at th Court
>f Ordinary, to he hidden for Spartanburg Diarict,
nt S)iartanhiir(t Court House, on the dUth
lay of .lanitary nest, to tim* eawsc, if an) ex *xists,
why a Final Hettleuiont end Dewvee of
he K?tate of Mrs. Harriet A Docker, dec d,
diouhi not he mad*. or il.-.r ,L
, ? - W??h? w
<ntn? will 1m> entcMcl of r?0"*<i.
Given Hmkr uiy b*i?d iukI *cnl of ihi*
tOili Any of Dotober. A. 1>. ISfiO.
JNO EAKLE UoMAK, o. ?. T?.
No* 1 - to ?m
Final Notice.
VI. 1. porton* imlobtwl to Gm rgiMo of
HF.NKY Tl UNKtt, deed. ore roqoimt
io .iwiWe iMiuMlinio pnyuirni. ?iu) oil (wmoni
holding demand- ftp*::.*! lttfd csioio will proton!
Lhoiu legally tllioti 1 f >r ?e i Miion!, lo
*M |?. FiteTEK, EiMM
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