The Stamp Act.
ONE OP THE TAX LAWS OF TI1E U. S
There are probably but few of our readers
who know the details of the Stantp Act, yet,
there is no law, State or National, tho provisions
of which are more important to the people.
Here are such of its proceedings we
think as will prove most interesting and important
to the reader :
ACKNOWEDGEMENT?of deeds exempt.
AFFIDAVIT 5 cents
in sait or legal proceedings exempt
AGREEMENT OR APPRAISEMENT
for each sheet or piece of paper on
which tho satnc is written 6 cents
ASSIGNMENTS OR TRANSFERS?
of mortgage, lease or of policy of
insurunce, tho same duty as on tho
original instrument
Of patent right 5 cents
BLANK CHECKS, DRAFTS, OR
i/A(vo, ?o?at sigia or on uemnnil 2 cents
BILLS OF EXCHANGE, INLAND?
draft or order, payable otherwise
than at eight or on demand, and
any promissory note, whatever,
payable on demand or nt a time
designated, (except bank notes issued
for circulation, and checks
made and intended to be and which
hall be forthwith presented for payment)
for a sum not exceeding $100 5 cents
For every additional hundred dollars
or fractional pan thereof 6 cents
BILLS OF LADING?of vessels for
ports of the United Slates, or British
North America exempt
Or receipts of goods on any foreign
ports 10 cents
BILL OF SALE?of any vessel or
parts theretf when the consideration
docs not exceed $5<J0 60 cents
Exceeding $600 and not exceeding
one thousand $1.00
Exceeding Sl,0n0 for each $600 or
fractional part thereof 60 cents
Of personal property, other than
than ship or vessel 6 cents
BOND?personal, for pnyment of
money, see mortgage
Official $1.00
For indemnifying any porson for
any sum of money, where the money
ultimately recoverable thereupon
is $1,000 or less 60 cents
Where the money recoverable ex
eeeds $1,000, for every additional
$1,000 or fractional part thereof 60 cents
BONDS-oounty. city and town bonds,
railroad and other coporatiou bonds
and script arc subject to stump
duty.
fjSee mortgage]
Of any description other than such
as are required in legal proceedings,
and such as are not otherwise
charged in this schedule 25 cents
CERTIFICATES?ofdeposit in batik,
sum not exceeding $100 2 cents
Of deposit in bank, sum exceeding
one hundred dollars 6 cents
Of Block in incur unrated comnnnies 25 cents
General 5 cents
Of a qualification of a Justice of the
Peace 5 cents
Commissioner of deeds or Notary
Public 5 cents
Of search of record G cents
That certain papers are on file 5 cents
That certain papers cannot be found 5 cents
Of redemption of land sold for taxes 6 cents
Of birth, marriage and death 6 cents
Of qualifications of school teachers 6 cents
Of profits in an incorporated company
for a sum not less than $10 and
n >t exceeding $50 10 cents
Exceeding $50 nnd not exceeding
one thousand dollars 25 cents
Exceeding $1,000, for every additional
$ 1.000 or tract ior thereof 25 cents
Of damage or otherwise, and nil
other certificates or documents issued
by any port warden, marine
surveyor or other person acting as
such 25 cents
CERTIFIED TRANSCRIPT?of judgments,
of satisfaction of judgments,
nnd all papers, recorded or on file 5 cents
(N. IV ? As a general rule, every
certificate which has, or may have,
a legal value in any court of law or
equity, will require a stamp duty of o cents
CHECK, DRAFT OR ORDER?for
the payment of any sum of money,
exceeding $10, drawn upon any
person than a bank, banker or trust
company at sight or on demand 2 cents
CONTRACT?(See agreement)
Brokers 10 cents
CONVEYANCE?deed, instrument, or
writing whereby lands, tenements
or other reality s?ld, shall be con
veyed, the actual value of which
does not exceed $500 50 cents
Exceeding $500 and not exceeding
one thousand dollars $1,1")
AWA?t, cr.ftA c?. i
rui ituuu ii'iiu I ?v or IIIIO*
lional part thereof, in excess of one
thousand dollars 50 cents
KNTllY?of any goods, wares or merchandize
ni imy custom home not
exceeding 51t?0 in value 25 cents
Exceeding S100 and not exceeding
5500 in value 50 cents
Exceeding 5500 in value 51,00
For the withdrawal of any goods or
merchandize, from bonded warehouse
60 oents
GUAGF.RS RETURN?iffor quantity
not exceeding 500 gallons gross 10 cents
Exceeding 500 gallons 25 cents
POWER OF ATTORNEY?to sell or
transfer stock or collect dividends
thereon 26 cents
To vote at an election of incorporated
company 10 cents
Receive or collect rents 25 cents
8ell or convey, rent or least real estate
$1,00
For any other purpose 60 cents
PROBATE OF WILL?of letters of
administration, where the value of
both real and personal estate docs
not exceed $4 000 $1,00
For every additional $2,000, or
fractional pnrt thereof, in excess of
two thousand dollars 60 cents
Bonds of executors, administrators,
guardians and trustees, are each
subject to a stamp duty of $1,00
PROTEST?upon bill note, check or
draft 25 cents
PROMISSORY NOTE ?(See Bills of
Exchange, inland.)
Renewal of.subject to the same duty
as an originnl note
RECEIPT?for the payment of any
sum of money, or de- t due, exceeding
520, or for the delivery of any
properly 2 cents
TRUST DEEDS?made to secure a
debt, to be stamped as a mortgage.
Conveying estate to uses, to be stamped
as a conveyance
WAREHOUSE RECEIPT?for any
goods, wares or merchandize not
otherwise provided for, deposited or
stored in any public or private
warehouse, not exceeding $000 in
value 10 cents
Exceeding $500 and not exceeding
one tliouj-auJ dollars 20 cents
Exceeding ?1,000, for every additional
?1,000, or fractional part
thereof, in excess of $1,000 10 cents
For any goods, &o., not otherwise
provided tor, stored or deposited in
any public or private wurehouse or
yard 25 cents
WIt ITS & LEGAL DO 1UMENTS?
writs or other legal process, by
which any suit is commenced, in any
court of record, either of law or
equity 00 cents
Writ or other original process issued
l>y a court not ot record where
the urnount claimed is ?1UU or over 60 cents
Upon every confession of judgment
cognovit, for S100 or over, except
in eases where the tax for u writ
has beeu paid 00 cents
Writ or process of appeal from justices'
courts, or other courts <>f infe- I
rior jurisdiction, to a court of rec- I
ord 60 ceuts ,
Warrants of distress, when the
nmouut claimed dees not exceed 1
$100 25 ceuts
When the amount claimed exceeds
one hundred dollars 00 cents
INSURANCE?Marine. Inland and
Fire. Where the consideration paid
for iho insurance, in cn-h premium
notes, or hotU does not exceed $10 1(1 cents
Exceeding $10 and not exceeding
$50 60 cents 1
INSURANCE Life?when the amount 1
insured docs not exceed $1,000 25 cents
Exceeding $1,000 and not exceeding
$5,000 60 cents
Exceeding $5,000 $1 00
LEASE?ot 0 tids or tenements, where '
the rent doc* not exceed $300 50 cents
Exceeding $3U0, for cuch additional
$?UO, or fractional jmrt thereof,
in excess o! three hundred dollars 50 cents
Perpetual, subject to a stamp duty
as a conveyance
Chime ol guaranty of payment of
rent, incorporated or cudorsed, live
cents additional
MEASURE'S RE TURN?if for quantity
not exceeding 1,000 bushels 10 cents
Exceeding l.thtO bushels i.'5 cents
MORTGAGE?trust deed, bill of sale,
personal bo.ul for iho payment of
money exceeding $100, and not exceeding
$500 50 cents
Exceeding $500, far every additional
$500 or fractional part thereof, in
excess of $5(10 50 cents
PAWNER'S t HECKS 5 cents
PASSAGE TICKET?from the United
States to any foreign pott,
costing not more than $35 50 cents
Costing move than $35 and not exceeding
$50 * $1,00
For every additional fifty dollars or
fractional part thereof, in excess
of fifty dollars . $1,00
(?EN MR A L REMARKS.
Revenue Stamps may be used indisrrimi
nalely upon any of I lie mailers or things enu
mcratcd iu schedule 1$. except proprietaiy ami '
playing card stamps, tor which a special use
has Leon provided. I
Postage stamps cannot be u?ed in the payment
ot the duty chargeable on instruments. ;
It is the duty ol the maker ol an instrument ,
to atlix and cancel the stamps lliereou. If he (
neglects to do so, the party f'.ir wlto-o u?e it i> .
made may stamp it belore it is used, but in no
CMC ran it he legally used without n stamp. <
and if used after the oOlh of .June, 1S61, and >
used without a stamp, it cannot be afterwards
effectually stamped. Any failure on the part
of the maker of an instrument to appropriately
stamp it, renders him liable to a penalty of two
hundred dollars.
fsuits are commenced in many States by oth- (
or process than writ, viz: summons, warrant,
publication, petition, .\c, in which case these,
as the original process, severally require
stamps.
Writs of fieri facias arc subject to stamp
duly as original processes.
The jurat of an allidavit, taken before a Justice
of the Peace, Notary Public, or other nlii
cer duly authorized to lake affidavits. is held '
to be a Certificate, and subject to a duty of 5
cents, except when taken in suits or legal proceedings.
Certificates of loan, in which there shall appear
any written or printed evidence of nnv
amount of money to be paid on demand, or at J
any time designated, are subject to stamp duty
as 'Promissory Nott s."
Assignment ol a mortgage is subject to the '
same stamp duly as that imposed upon the '
original instrument; that is to sa , for every
sum of five hundred dollars or fractional put '
thereof, of the amount secured by the n.ort
gage, at the lime of its assignment, there must
be nffixel a stamp or stamps denoting a duty
of fifty cents.
When two or more persons join in the execution
ol au instrument, the stamps to which
the instrument is liable under the law. may be
ntlixcd and cancelled by one of the parties.
In conveyances of real estate, the 1 iw pro
vides that the stamp ullixed must an-wer to
the value of the estate on interest c< nveyed.
ixo hi amp is required 011 any warrant of at I
torney accompanying a hoiitl or note, wlieu t
such bon<l or note has nttixcd thereto the stamp ;
o** stumps denoting the duty reqiiired, and
whenever any bond or note in secured by niort i
gage, but one stamp duty is required on such >
papers, such duty being tlie highest rate re- j
quired for such instruments, or cither of them. ]
In such case a nolo or memorandum, of the (
value or denomination of the stamp a'bxod
should be made upon the margin or in the ac- <
know lodgment of the instrument, which is not
stamped.
April 25, 18G6.
MAH1I1K1)
In Unionvillc, <>n the *? 1 st ult., by Rev. O. A. ,
I>arby, Mr. H. 7. JIrrnoon to Mi*. M.miy L.
Kind, all of Spurtnnhurg District.
CO.U.MKRI 141,.
Coi.i MtiiA, Aug. Gth. 1806.?CoTTOK.?18 to
21; gold, 23 to 31, currency, Cou\.? :>1 Go
to 1 HO per bushel. Fi.ouh. ? ?12 to 20 per
barrel. I
Ni.w York. Aug. fitli.?Gold '17$; Sterling
quiet; Sight Ojj; Cotton dull nud declining; <
L'plands jli; Orleans 37.
INolicc to 1>cl>lors,
T4RRS*)N8 indebted to the estate of KICII|
AKI) D SMITH, arc hereby requested to
meet me at tho Court llouso, on Salesdays in
September and October, for the purpose of ma- '
king settlement. All who fail to tnako .settle- '
ment with mo by Salesday in October next, ]
will find their notes in the hands of an Attor- <
noy for collection. Give attention to this and
save coat-. S. F. SMITH.
Aug 0 28 td Administrator.
tm
Announcements.
Tho friends of B. F. IIAMMCTT respectfully
unuounco him as a candidate for Tax
Collector, at the election to be held tho second
TUESDAY in SEPTEMBER next.
July 20 20 tdo
The friends of LAXDRUM C. EZELL respectfully
announce him as a candidate for
Tax Collector, at the election to be held the
second TUESDAY in SEPTEMBER next.
July 20 2G tdc
The friends of JAMES THOMAS respectfully
announce him as a candidate for Tax Collector,
at the election to be held tho second
TUESDAY in SEPTEMBER next.
July 20 20 tde
1 niu a candidate for TAX COLLECTOR for
Spartanburg District, at the ensuing Election,
to be held on the Second TUESDAY in SEPTEMBER
next, and should be {flensed at a
general turn out of my lrien ls to said eleolion
R. C. POOLE.
May 31 18 td
1-miijar w<?hool. I
AI.ADY competent to give WRITING
LESSONS, is anxious to procure a limited
number of pupils. Apply to the Editor of
[lie S/xirtan for terms, mime of teacher, &o.
Aug U 28 . 2t
Surx'jiiig and Engineering.
r|11!E undersigned offers his services to Rail*
? road Companies to survey ami locate
Railroad routes; to furnish Maps and Reports,
Spceilicatioiis, Estimates and Plans of Superstructure.
lie will measure and report iu detail
contract work and heavy Graduation. He
will exeeutc Topographical Drawings and lay
jff the Drainage ot Inland Swamps and bottom
lands for larmers.
Particular attention will be given to any
business entrusted to hint by Engineers and
dliccrs of Railroad Companies and others iner-sted
in Bridge building, and especially to
Farmers who desire to reclaim their swamp
lands or to establish their boundary liues of i
)ld surveys.
lie will also superintend personally the. construction
and building of Railroad bridges, or
tny other Bridges that require the services of
m Engineer to plan and construct. Parties
liaving business or desiring information will
rddress the undersigned nt Campobella, Sparaiiburg
District, S. C.
J NO. BANKSTON DAVIS,
Civil Engineer, Surveyor and Draftsman.
Aug 28 tf
>1 -V RBLt E YARD
UNION C. IX.
:o:
111 Work Sent Free of Charge to
SparhinlHti'o^ C. II.
rITHK SI RSCKIBKll In- received a supply
I of ITALION and AMERICAN MARBLE, |
uid is prepared to <lo anv kind of monumental
work entrusted to bis care, at as low rates as
:an be done in ih State. 1 can furnish HEAD ]
uid FOOT STONES from Si" per set and up- ,
niirua. r.ngi nviugs >o per 1(10 lei era. My '
snmmuuioat ion addressed lo me at I'uiutiC. 11.
will receive prompt attention.
\VM. A. NICHOLSON'.
Union C. II., August Otli 1 >00.
nil-: STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
Sl'AUTAMiUllG DI-TRICT.
Citation lor Letters of A<1 ministration by Jno
liaric liomar, esq, Ordinnry.
In the Court of Ordinary.
117 1IE UK AS IIENRV DOIHi has filed bis
] tuition in toy ofiice praying that Leters
of Administration with Will annexed,
>n all and singular, the goods and chattels, j
ights and credits upon the Kstate of JANK i
IlKANNoN, lie ciiH'd, late ol the said District
Hole-aid, should lie granted him.
These are therefore to cite an t admonish all
ind singular, the kindred and creditors of the
mill deceased, to he and appear at the Court
it Ordinary, for said District, to he held at
spar.ant'Urg Court lloiisu, on M.>nd?y, the
hull day of August instant, to shew cai:-c, if
in\ exists, why said Letters should not l>e
?r uited.
Given under my hand and sell, this 6th day
if Aug. A 1'.. 1866.
JNO KA11LK UO.MAK, 0. S. I>.
Aug 26 -8 2w
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
m \iii iM-.rnti DisTiticr.
Citation for Letters of AdtninistVafion by
Jno. Karlc llomar, esq.. Ordinary.
In the Court of Ordinary.
\?7 lir.r, has RO.SA STKI--hens has filed
W her petition ill my oik e praying that
Letters of Adiiiini-iration on all and singular
lie goods and chattels, tights and credits of
va.ma twsTLEBERKY. .1 oc i 1.
These nre therefore ti? cite an I admonish nil
ind singular the kindred and c d tors ot tlie
aid NANCY C.VST1.KDEKKY. di-ceased. to he
Mid ap|u\ir at the Court of Ordinary, for said
District, to lie held at S]> irtanhurg Court Mouse,
m Mon lay, the 2*ith day of Antrum instant, to
diew caiiso it any exists, why said Letters
should not he granted.
( iven under tny hand this tith day of
August, A. l>., 1.Stiti.
J NO. KAKI.E DOMAH, 0. S. 1>.
Aug D 28 2n
NOTI( i:.
' MIK hlrwkstuith hooks ofl?p. .1 J. YKR- '
NON, deoeuacd, me placed in ray hands
for sctileiiiont and cdicetion All persons |
thus indcLloL are hereby untitled to settle the ,
same on or before I lie first daj "f September
next. T. t >. P. VKKSoX, Att'y.
August 2 27 If
I >issolul ion.
rpilF. COPARTNERSHIP heretofore exist
t ing hot ween the; undcrsignod, is this day
hssolved hy mutual consent of the parties.
U. W. II. LKfiU,
MM J AS. SMITH.
July 6, 1866. K. HENRY DATES.
CopHrtiiPPsliip.
THE undersigned have this day entered into
Copartnership as merchnnts under the nnmo
ind stylo of SMITH & BATES, and will ho
Moused to see their frionds aud former custom>rs
tit the old Stand.
WM. J AS. SMITH,
E HENRY DATES.
Angus; I 27 <f
Annual Meeting Spartanburg and
Union Rail Road.
rpUIIS Company will hold its Annual MeetI
ing in the Court llotiso at Uniouville, on
WEDNESDAY, the loth of August inst., at
eleven o'clock, A. M. Stockholders are re
quested to be present, or appoint proxies.
An extra train will leave Spartanburg that
day, on the usual time, returning to this place
front Shclton by eleven o'clock, A. M. Return
to Spartanburg by 7 o'clock, 1*. M. Stockholders
and their families will pass free.
THUS. 11. JETKK, President.
Uniouville, S. C., July 23, lStltl.
August 2 27 2t
TV otic? oALL
persons having demands against the
estate of G. F. S1EAU1NQ, Jco'd., will
present them properly attested ; and those
indebted will make payment to
MUSES FOSTER, Ex'tor.
July SO?26?St
N O T I CE7
rpiIK subscriber, thankful for small favors,
JL P'ves notice that his Mills are in pood
running order, with new cloths. An honest
Mill, so culled, and good Miller, if there be
such a thing.
WT\_R:ing on your g>od Wheat, well sunned
and pleuty id it, uud we will give satisfaction.
L>. ANDERSON.
July 20 2t? 4w
?J. 3N. 1JOJ1SON,
C 0 M MIS S10 N M E R C II N T,
N 0 . G 2 , E A S T 11 A Y ,
CHARLESTON, SO. CA.
HAVING ample means for advances, a
business experience of twenty years,
and confining himself strictly to a Commission
Business w it lioiit operating on his own account,
he respectfully solicit* con>ignmcnta of COTTON.
FLOUR, CORN, &C.
Itn hukncl.?Hon. S. llobo, Messrs. Foster
& dud 1.
July 12 24 3m
A new and fresh supply of Ladies and Gentlemen's
Misses' and Children's SHOES, GAITERS
AND SLIPPERS.
nt CLEVELAND, WALKER, k CO.
Ladies' Hats, Round Ribbons,
LATEST STYLES.
received by
CLEVELAND, WALKER & CO.
JACON ET, I JOTTED AN L> PLAIN
SWItfS, NAN.SO OK AND MULL
iMuslins,
A NEW SUPPLY,
at CLEVELAND. WALKER A CO.^
Fancy Mozambique, Crape Mnreit, Challies,
Black and Colored Lawns, Fancy Jaconet and
Organdies. Very elegant styles and patterns,
just received l?v
CLEVELAND, WALKER & CO.
June 14 20 tf
Notice to Creditors aud Debtors.
4 LT, permits having claims against the Es/\
tate of A V. INtlO deceased, will present
I hem without delay, proven according to law
foJollX H. EV1NS. Attorney at Law, or to
the undcrsigne I: and all persons inilehted to
said Kstate will make payment to the above
named Attorney, or to
M11S. K. C. W1NGO, Executrix.
June 1 i 20 2mo
EXECUTOR'S SALE7
9
I WILL -ell the following PERSONAL 11101'EIITV,
belonging to the esi itc of GEO
S LEADING, deceased, on FRIDAY, the 10th
day of AL'GL'ST next, at the rcsidi nee of his
Widow, four miles South cast of S artanhurg,
C. II., consisting of:
Cattle, Hogs, Household aud
Kiiclieu Furniture.
FARMING I TENS U.S. ONE TWO-HOUSE
WAGON, ONECAllUIAGE AND ONE
Buaa Y.
TERMS. ? All sums un lor S">, cash: and ul(
sums over that amount, a credit until the Is
day of January. 1S?'?T, with note and security.
1 will ill-o sell, on the same day,
< >i?t? Ti'act <>r I^and,
containing 2f>7 Acres more or less, lying on
the waters of Law-en's Fork, 4 miles North
wssi >( oparinuiiurg i u. ii will DA 801(1 on
a credit till iIso Jotli day of December, 1807,
with n>>te :iit< 1 security, uiul n morlgago to secure
payment.
MOSES FOSTER, Ex or.
July 'JO 'JO Ot
TSoi i<-<* (o Ci'cditoi'N*
John 8. Esell, Administrator.
v?.
Delphia Martin, and others.
Bill ft?r ^ale of Rial Estate, Relief and l'urtition.
| N pursuance of nn order of the Court of
l:..|uiiy, notice is hereby given to nil persons
having claims against the estate of Capt.
no. M. Martin, deceased, that said claims
in list he presented, and evidence produced to
establish the same before me within tiirbk
months from this the Uth day of Juno, 180ft.
T. STORO FARROW, c. K. s. o.
f'oin'rs Office, June 1"J, I8ftft. '20-3 m
~7i. 11< > m a li & c(>7
F.Sl'KCTFL'I.IA a^k .ill who are owing
them either by NOTE (tit llOOK ACCOUNT,
to rail and sc.,It Our business arrangements
require an early settlement and
some money.
1'lcase don't forget this.
Bmngsville, S. C., July 11. 25-2n?
CORN, FL0UR~ BACON
AND LAUD,
just received by
CLEVELAND, WALKER k CO.
Cnlloosi, lllcncluMl ??i?l
Itrovvn HliootinjfN
tiiul Hltirliiiffs,
A FitESll LOT,
just received by
CLEVELAND, WALKER k CO
S ALE.
0
I WILL sell At public sale, on MONDAY, the
day of November next, at ray residence,
on South l'acolet, 14 miles North of Spartanburg
Court House, the following named property
:
X Tract of Land,
on the waters of South Pacolet, 14 miles North
of Spartanburg C. H., containing 117 Acres,
upon which is a large quantity of No. 1 bottom.
This Tract except that part now under 'cultivation,
is good woodland and well timbered and
watered, and under good fencing.
1 Tract of Land,
on North Tacolet, 1(1 miles North of Spartanburg,
containing 220 Acres, nearly all of which
is good woodland.
Kill er of the above Tracts can be bought at
private sale before the day above mentioned.
1 will sell at the same time all my personal
property, consisting of
Horses Cows, Hogs, Corn, Wheat,
COTTON, HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
FURNITURE, ONE TWO-HORSE WAGON.
I will eell ovorvthine I have, as I am eoinir
West. Persons wishing to negotiate for one
or both of the above name Tracts of Land can
do so before the day of sale, but the personal
property will not be pold till that day.
Terms ?Made known on day of sale.
July 20?20?td WILLIAM TOXEY.
IVotioe.
Itakc this method of informing the publio,
that I have leased BELL'S MILLS, for a
term of years, and have thoroughly refitted
them. The FLOUR AND CORN MILLS are
in first rate order, and will make as fine an
article of Flour and Meal, as any milt in the
District, and will yield as much to the bushel
of grain. All I want is a trial.
I have built a new SAW MILL, and will saw
up all the logs son;, upon shares, or for the"
money. 1 will nttcndto the Milts myself, and
ercry man shall have his due.
Doing n Millright by trade, I can keep the
Mills always in a condition to give satisfaction.
These Mills are located on Fair Forest, two
miles west of town.
JOHN M. WILLIAMS.
July 5 23 6.
To all whom it may Concern.
T | MIK Books of Accounts and Notes due the
M following arc now in my hands for colleation.
Persons indebted, nnd desiring to saTe
cost, will please call early, as they must bs collected.
Folgor & Brawley, Est. of J.' D. Wright,
J. W. Garrett, * ?? 44 H. Theile,
Theile & Schoppaul, " " J. J. Vernon,
J. W. Kerr. " " Govan Mills,
I. II. Adler, " " J. M. Boat,
A. Sclioppaul, 44 " Wm H Trimmier,
J. It Pnoln ? " II II TW ..,..
Camp & Wyntt, 41 41 J. D. Camp,
Vernon & Oeland, 44 44 A. F. Golding,
Morgan & Moore. 44 44 J. H. W indie.
You are herewith duly notified at an expense
to the parties concerned, where yon
may call and cancel your indebtedness without
suit. Call early and save costs.
J. M. ELFORD,
Attorney for Tartica.
June28 22 2m
IN EQUITY?Spartanburg UisTaicr.
James Ilanna, ft al., vs. James C. Ilanna,
Adinistrator, tt al.
Bill for Partition, Relief, &c.
IT appearing to the satisfaction of this Court,
that Isaac S. ilanna anu William llanna,
two of the defendants in this case, reside from
and without the limits of this State, on motion
of Farrow, Complainant's solicitor, ft is ordered
that the said defendants do appear, answer,
plead or demur to this Kill of Complaint within
THREE MONTHS fr..mthis date, or judgment
will he taken pro confesso as to them.
Cemm'r Office, V T. STOBO FARROW,
July 20, 1866. J c. k. s. n.
July 26?26?8m
FRE S H
Turnip Seed
A T
TWITTY & CO.
Yellow Aberdeen,
Improved Ruta Raga,
Fine White French,
Large Globe,
Large Norfolk,
Red-topa Strap Leaf,
Flat Dutch,
July 1* 21 tf
Notice to Creditors.
IN KQl;ITY?SPARTANBURG PIST.
Anna C. Boat, Ailmr*. of J M. Boat, dee'd,,
rf. Sally M. Bost and others.
Bill for Sale of Real Estate to pay Debts, Dower,
Relief, A'O.
FURTHER time having been granted by order
of Court of Equity for filing Claims
against the Estate of Capt J. M. BOST, dee d.,
all persons having claims ngainst said Estate,
are hereby notified that they must present
said claims, aud produce evidence to establish
the same according to law. before inc. within
THREE MONTHS from this, the 12th day of
June, 1800.
Coiors* Office, \ T. 8TOBO FARROW,
June, 12, 1868. j O.K. s. i>.
June 14?19?8m.
Dr. L. C Kennedy
Qffers his professionl services
' to the Citizens of Spartanburg
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