Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, October 25, 1855, Image 3
I * wanting DITCHING
quick <h.ne, can 1?'* ne'Vt'
' S-'.^KiliivS.;Y*. r
' ?
?AM persons indobte i t . A.
fifjf LL and W\V. a M < '<>N N KLL by 1
taF. u.o bor-. l y u<?'ita-l t hi ike pay- 1
tg or b. ;...o t! ? 1-t i? mi 'mi- next, or '
.<! A oiH 't- wili oe pl-ic.u iu the bauds '
.* lor cv?:.?'Cvi<-n.
r. . WM. D. MILLER, Assignee.
J. M. llOSS, Agt. of Creditors.
VREADY-MADE CLOTHiKG! 1
NEW PIEM! NEW GOODS!! ,
Daniel (. Williams, .
HAVING purchased the interest of E. Fallings
Co, in the CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT '
of F. 11. Siinril ,S: Co., the business will hereafter he
! conducted by the undersigned, at the oM stand, until
r the title of
Sj.HRIL. & niLLIlMS.
Tii-.* store has recently been enlarged, an 1 r? plen- ;
i-h *d with n new stock of KKADY-MADE CLOTHIS.;
of every variety, manufactured iu the latest
I s ylcs, and purchased iu New York by the Senior
L partner expressly for this market. We arc now re- j
c :viiijr daily, and opening additional supplies of j
t Tunica: en's
} EIRXISIIIXG GOODS;
; Fi r* Dress, Business and Great Coats; Fine an 1 i
?".,.rse Bants; Vests, Shirts, Gloves, Cravats, llosi'
i .y: I'mbrcllas and Trunks; and every variety ntid :
. unlity of Goods usually kept in a Clothing Store.? j
Tii. so goods we are determined to sell to goo ! custo- ;
)u rs at the
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES ?
I wo respectfully solicit and hope, by fair dealing.
1 iw prices, and the display of an excellent assortin
it. to obtain the same generous measure of patron:i
' hitherto givgn to our establishment. Call at
xh -I'M Stand. V ,
)y j" Being very desirous to close up the affairs of
?Itl firm, we mint earnestly request all persons
indebted to call ami make settlement.
F. II. SIMRIL,
D. C. WILLIAMS. I
""H" m. ITiC D HCi m
I:? connection with the Clothing Store, the under- j
sign; ! will continue to conduct his Tailor's Simp;
and will be i ere pa red to execute all orders in his hue
with despatch and in the best stvle.
* F. II. SIMlilI.. 1
<? t 11 >) ;;m
Dissolution of Co-partnership,
f 3^111! C...partners! ip in t!.< GROCERY and GENII
ERA I. PRODUCE BUSINESS. heretofore ex>tii
; hot ween T. s. PAGAN, JAMES FAG AX. T.
S. FAYSSOUX. A. G. PAGAN, and It. A. PAGAN. |
i- tlii.- <lay dissolved bv mutual consent.
Joey eartie.-tly request that tlK?e who ave indebted
to them will make speedy settlements, as they
aiv anxious to close up their business.
T. S. PAGAN.
JAMES PAGAN,
T. S. FAYSSOUX,
A. G. PAGAN, and
It. A. PAGAN.
Yorkville, S. ('., Sept. 9, 180-3. 3D 4t
Notice of Co-partnership.
F flMIE Undersigned have this day formed a Co-pa rtI.
nevship under the name and -tyle of PAGAN.
FAYSOUX .v CO.. for the transaction of a GENKltAI.
GROCERY and PRODUCE BUSINESS. at the i
'! ! stand of Messrs. T. S. PAGAN & CD., opposite j
the Kings Mountain Hail Road Depot, where they
will keep constant]v on hand a general assortment
of GROCERIES.
Al.-o?a variety of RAGGING. ROPE. TWINE,
ColtN-SHELLEltS and MILLS, to which they in
vite the attention of their friends and the public
generally.
They trust by unremitting attention to lusinc-- to ;
merit a share of public patronage.
They will sell low for CASH r 11ARTER for all
sorts of countrv produce.
T. S PAGAN,
J. H. FAYSSOUX. ,
J AS. PAGAN.
Yorkville, Sept. 11,1S.3-3. ;J>0 4t
-. "MiLB23iLS"?AIEfi)o" i
CHESTER. S. C.
PStllE e-.-partn* rship recently existing between C. 1
1 NEEF and SAM'L McXINCH having been dis- ,
- v< i. t ho undersigned respectfully announces to j
the citizens of
VOKK AXD CIIESTEK,
. Hid the surrounding Districts, that the business will
in future be carried on in his own name, at the former
|
KTt\D YEAR THE DEPOT.
lie is prepared to execute all orders in liis line of i
Lu-iness, such as Plain and Ornamental MARBLE- .
WORK, consisting of Monuments, Tombs, Head- ;
Stones, Tablets, Mantel-Pieces &c. lie will keep on
hand the best description of
ITALIA* & AMERICA* MARBLE,
and has secured the services of experienced and :
tasteful workmen. All orders addressed to him. at i
Chester, will meet with prompt attention: and will I
BE PACKED A*D FORWARDED
with the utmost care and despatch. The terms will i
be made as accommodating as they can be obtained j
either North or South.
SAM'L McNIXCH.
Chester. Oct. 18 22 ly
NEW GROCERf STORE,
AT THE YOKkVlLLE DEPOT. 1
S. J. XUYKEXDAL & 13P.O.,
Z I K8PECTFULLY inform the citizens of York3
* District, and the surrounding country, that
they have formed a co-partnership in the GROCERY
business, at the old stand of Mr. E^tes, opposite the
Depot, where they have on hand, now, and will endeavor
to keep supplied at the
LOWEST .MARKET PRICES,
New Orleans and St. Croix Sugars: Clarified, Lo.t!
and Crushed, do..; New Orleans and West India Molasses;
Rio, Liguyra, Porto, Rieo and Java Coffee:
Turk's Island and Liverpool Salt; Rice, Candles.
Soap, Spices, Spot in, Adamantine and Tallow Caudles;
Gunny, Gilroyaud Dundee Bagging; Weaver's
and Charleston Rope, &'c., &e.
These articles have been selected with care, and
being bought for cash, we can afford to sell us low. !
if not lower than other establishments of the kind in J
the up-country. -V call is solicited.
S. J. KUYKENDAL & BRO. I
Sept 20. d7 tf
South Carolina?York District,
ViriLLIAM PELTS, Sr.. who is in the custody of
the Sheriff of York District, by virtue of a
writ of capias nd satisfaciendum, at the suit of S.
D. Carothcrs, having filed in my office, together with
n schedule, on oath, of his estate and effects, his petition
to the Court of Ocminon Pleas, praying that
lie may be admitted to the benefit of the Act of the
* * -it.. f..v the relief of insolvent
General Assemuiy, ?
debtors, It is ordered that the said J*. D. Carothers,
and nil other the creditors, to whom the said
William Felts is in anywise indebted, be and they
are hereby summoned and have notice to appear l?efore
tho said Court'at York Coutt House, on the 10th
day of March next, to shew cause if any they can,
Sthe petition aforesaid should not
JOHN* G. ENlOE, c. c. c. tls.
ork Dist. |
18-35. j -11 Sin '
FIFTY" THOUSAND POUXDS
tton HAGS, for which a liberal
by
ADAMS & McCOKKI E.
I'G tf
AI>.?A large (quantity, just rcrsale
by
ADICKES & WITHERS.
18 tf 1
A1II TOXIC1.?It
bcnuh^hhb^^'ic
l.
h|^h^r|^
b^mh|a\m>
baltxett
u certain I
njjt
FALL AND WIHTE8
AT DL7AGA & Dj3HA7J?E^ASID'S.
Clicster C. II., S. C. .
'g^lll! Subscriber- embrace tbis opportunity to roJL
turn their ti. ,nks to ali who bid the kind acts to
'.ivor them wit.i their custom during tho pa a season,
md beg leave to infnviu them ami the public, that
:hoy have just received from the Northern Markets,
;he:r entire stock of
Fall and Winter Supplies,
prh'.eh, together with their former stock, comprises
is handsome and extensive an assortment as any offered
in this market. They huve spared no pains to
procure every thing that
IS FASHIONABLE,
ind being determined to sell at a small advance,
they beg leave to invite all who are inclined to purchase,
to visit their establishment. The following is
i portion of their stock :
Rich Plaid and S'riped Silks.
Plain and Figured Black Silks.
Rich Striped Moire Antique Silks.
Black an 1 Colored Shailvs.
Black Bombazines and Alpaceas.
Wool and Raw Silk Plaids.
Colored ami Black French Merinos.
Plain and Figured Delaines.
Colored and Black Ginghams.
Calicoes of all qualities.
Ladies' Cloaks and Mantillas.
Moire Antique, Satin and Cloth Cloaks and Mantillas.
KMHHOIDEKIKS.
Swiss and Cambric Worked Bands.
Swiss and Cambric Flouncing.**.
Jaconet and Swiss Edging* an 1 Inserting.**.
Swiss and Cambric Worked Collars.
Swiss and Cambric Uudersleeves.
French Worked Lace Collars.
Thread Laces and Edgings.
Black, White and Colored Kid (Coves.
Rich Bonnet, Neck and Belt Ribbon-.
Embroidered and Plain Linen C. Handkerchiefs.
Black and White Crape Collars and Sleeves.
Printed Flannels for Children.
Ladies and Misses Hosiery.
White and Red Flannels.
Blankets and Ker-eys.
lb oad Cloths and Ca--i:ncres.
Linens. Lawns and Diapers, together with a complete
assortment of
30*m #sost ak> nmm$,
Hardware. Drugs and Medicines. Hats and Cap*.
Also, a splendid as-ortment ? !"
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
JEWELRY.?A large and handsome a.? ?.tincut
of the latest styles, t gather with many other: "licit in
the Fanev and Di v Goods i.nc, which wiil be - ! '
!o\v fur Cash. ??r ?^n time to punctual rii>t<onci
DAYEGA k DLGRAKFEXREIP.
Chester. Sept. .7. 18?s jji
CHESTER
TiM SIEET-UI Ml miHIY.
Til 1: si Bscii11>11 lis
I) ESPECTFl'I.LY inform their fiiend.* that ihc\
\ are well prepared to execute all orders in then
line. WHOLESALE Oil RETAIL, on the *hor;e.*t notice
antl in a worktnatilike manner. Merchant- wishing
to he supplied with
Ware for the Trade,
can have their orders punctually attended t >. with
five per cent, ell lor CASH, on all Li' a u\> i T n I'ollars.
Roofing and Guttering done with Dispatch.
We keep constantly a supply of JAPANNEB and
PLANNISHED-W AIM', with many article- new and
u-ei'ul. which have never been introduced into thimarket
before.
A large assortment of SToVKS. siiitu.t' le to all
purp'-e-. Such as PAKL?Ml. OFFP E. and SIP >P.
of neat patterns. CooKING S'i'uVES for large or
-mall families. Also, extra laige t'-r IF tel.*, all ol
which will be
Sold at Charleston Prices.
pfTb, IVrions wi-i,.. g anything in our line will <1<>
well to call and examine for tliouiselve* at the oF?
stand, opposite the Ilowertott IF use." Che*t?T.
ELLIOTT .< ltoBlNSoX.
Jan 0 1 ti
M. JOHNSON & GO.
ALL ALIOALID!
VT the word of command, M. JOHNSON took
passage on the llailroad for the cities ot' New
Vork and Piiiladeljdiia. and purchased especially I" uthis
market a splendid a-- trtuunt < !' arthlc- in li line
of business. The liim are determined to enlarge
their establishment and to keep on linn i hereafter
a more extensive, carefully selected and uner
-toek than ever before ottered in this place. In the
stock now opening, will be tluud every variety, and
the best jualitv of
SIDDLLKV UtlllMV tRi:;
Harness Mountings of various styles: Bridle-llits,
of all kinds: Whips and Collars: Trunks, Valises.
Carpet-Bags, \c., \c., \e. They invite attention to
this Stock, and are confident that they are able, by
offering the best qualities at the lowest price*, io
give general satisfaction. As heretofore, they will
continue to fill orders for the
1IOHE MAMTACTI RE
of Saddles, Harness, Bridle- \c.. and are aiwuy-rcadv
to do REPAIRING at the shortest notice ami
in the most w< rkman'ikc manner. Their thank* are
due to their friends and the public generally for
geuerous patronage, and they hope by strict attention
to business to merit and receive a continuance
of public favor. Call at the store, formerly occupied
by Meek Moore, opposite the "Adickcs Building."
M. JOHNSON \ CO.
Vorkville, -Vug. 80. 1 Soo. 84 tim
NORMAL COLLEGE.
Randolph County, N. C.
rjiHIS In -titution is situated lour mile* from High
JL Point," on the North Caroiimi Railroad, about
one mile lVoiu tne Western I'iauk IF tad, and eighteen
from Givou*boro.' The buildings which are now
finished consist of an elegant brick e litice, three
stories high, and of ample dimensions, w.!! furnished
and finished, togeth- r with extensive boarding ar
I. .1. I-.. .... 1 ...a...,,.. Tin,
WILL be j?le:?5=eci to receive Professional Calls In
the departments of MEDICINE ami SURGERY.
Unless professionally absent, lie may be found
it his residence, Fort Mill Depot, \ork Dist., S.
Oct 11 iU ly
LIXSEED AXD TRAIX OlLS.- l large
quantity PUKE OILS, ju<t received and for sale
dieap, by ADAMS & McCOKKLE.
may J 1" tf
M 1 illERIMi & IIROTHERS, pure
?? WHITE LEAD. For sale by
ADAMS & McCORKLK. |
. may 3 17 tf
BEI ESTOXE.?For sale by
ADAMS 4 McCORKLE.
Sept 27 38 tf
Commissioners Bale.
tViilace o. Divls, j
vs. ) Bill for sale of land .
i: iz ib :t!i Diruall and j to pay debts. \
Si?an D iriinil, et. ai. J ^
' ?^Y Virtu.' of a i order of too C -nrt of Ivptity "
to me directed, iu toe above e.i-e. I will >*11 on .
ibe ]?,'eiui.tu^, on too 1-t MONDAY IN N'OVEMIlHIl
next. t.:e tract of Ian i J.*. c.ibci in tbc bill in tins ^
j containing .
113 ACRES, h
situate in York District, on the waters of Sugar 11
Creek, bounded by lands of A. L>. Springs, Nancy 1 l1
i -Meacham, James Glover ami others. J
TERMS OF SALE :
. o
A sufficiency of cash to pay the cost^f these pro- j,
| ceedings ; the balance of the purchase money on a j,
j credit of twelve months, with interest lrom the uay j.
of sale; to be secured by bond and personal sccuri- t a
ty and a mortgage of the premises. Purchaser to t
1 pay for papers.
J NO. L. MILLER,
[$3.1] C. E. V. D.
. Oct 18 " 41 3t
t v
Commissioner's Sale. 1
In Equity.?York.
Christina Wylie and others, ] ^
vs. ( Bill lbr Partition. j.
j J. B. Wylie. j , li
3 N obedience to the order of the Court of Equity, c
! 1 made in the above case, June Term, I will
expose to public sale at York Court IL?use on the h
1ST MOMMY IY NOVEMBER \ ?
next, a tract of land belonging to the estate of
William Wylie, deceased, situate in York District. ^
on the waters of Tool's Fork Crock, bounded by f.
' lands of John S. Brattoii. Augu.-tus 8tultze, W. A. ^
Moure and others, containing
1S1 ACRES.
Tf.rms.?Cash enough to pay the costs of this
Miit : the balance on a credit of twelve months,
with interest from the day of Vale, purchasers to
give bond and two good smvties.
JXo. L. MILLER. e. v. 1*. y
Conuni-sii.nor's < ffice. I ',.>4)
Yorkville, ()ct. 1. l*u". i 3t? ot .
Commissioner's Sale.
Samuel L-,wry ami Wile, I
j vs. | Hill fur l*.irtition
1 I.wcieu 15. .Miskfllv ami j" -t Slave-.
oilier.-. t
j 1 N i.la-lieia'e {.? the Dffietal onlcr of the Court ul 1
IC'|iiity. male in the above ca-o. at .lain- Term. <
IS.V,. 1 will e\'|ii,M* to public Mile at \-.rk Court
* l!oii>e. i n tlie l-i .MoNPAY in NoVliMl?HU i.. xt.
| TIIUliK SI.AVIiS. viz: S..!inn. Hani. 1. ami Melbtll'. '
Sai-1 S'ave- -"i>l f'.r .livi-ioii r.iu.tito the 'I'siriloitoean
1 heir- at law in tin* above state-l ?-a-e.
'/' r:nx.?t 'ash ctcuigh to pay c-sts of this-u;t. the
balance the puiv!i..?e m-i:ey oil a ciT'lif < f twelve
Month- with interest ft m -late, the purclm.-er to
give b"Ml am! tr? 1 sureties.
! ' JNt?. L. MILI.Iill.
c. i:. v. i>. j.
t'opinii- imu-r'-??tli--?-. ) J
Vorkville. Oct. t?. KV',, , I" 4t
Commissioner's Sale,
In Equity.?Yorli. v
Wyiie L. Harris, Tru-tce. ) loll Partiii' ii.
ami next frieirl ??f i
lj!i.'..; M. Al-tojt. j S ilo ..j'tj-r.-t j.r ; *rty
Vs.
t ieofge Steele an>l utile;-. ) atilllli'I. '
& \ obi- liri.ee to the of.l.-r ..f tije C.-n-r l I! ;iiiry.
i lar'ele !li th - abovv -tit. I i'l - . ! Will e<p -e t"
public -a'.- ..t V- k Court House. .,n ti
1st movdiv i.\ xoiciiitni
next. * " ! t hi V- rkvi'le. ou l. i.. a et. V "tti,
.s theiil.lt ItAVI!?<-?N l.'?T. ' u'n K ! l v ! . f
iiii M i'i. Mi-. Av.r. Whir at. 1 I>r. .1. F. !.! ; 1-ay. 1
o-?:t ii!:Ii.i? ib-.-ut "Mi HAl.F ACIIK.
t s: a ms.
Cash enough to j.ay the e< -'- of tiii- -nit. ti;- bai'
am f the purchase tm ney r. a er -lit :i
I two year-, with interest fr<<:u tie- lay -a'-, pur-ini-ofs
to o:\oh--isil ami two g J -arctic- at.la
mortgage of the premise-.
JNO. L. MILI.K1'... e. v. t?.
Commissioner's Office. I [^j 1
Vorkville. Oct. 1. 1 Sou. , "it
Commissioner's Sale.
W. L?. Ho b-rough. .,/.
, ,, r. , , ... I5i!l for Partition.
A. ! . ? tiley. ami w te. 1
ami oth.-rs.
1) V -r-ier -i th-- t'-ut t ..f Ivpiity. in tiii- . ti.
. J j t."i-in:ui will ext-.-e t, public a'-, at
Ch.st. r C. II.. - ti th- l-: M.lay i" X \ u! : 7
i t. Xt. a tl- ",. t ot l.lle! bvi'-tt :ilig To the e.-' It lie-.
:: .-b-i-ugh. -h cease I, ea.Ivl tie- Turkey t'iv?i:
l'laiit ;ti n. v
| I
rangenwins uotu j>uwi <. .m i ?,.? ..j x ....
tus, made by Chamberlain au*l llitchic el' i?*?sto:i,
is df flic very best character: the iMu-eum an I all
other appliances properly belonging to a College, are
such as the spirit of tiie age demands. The extent,
thoroughness and finish of Instruction are suited to
i... /.?' u. oot( 110: in?? State, and have been
im- .... L - - r
matured by the wisdom of a large hoard of Trustees
11 eat led 5>y His Excellency the (Jovernor. John
A. (ii liner, lion. J. C. Dobbin, ?!ce. Tlie Collegiate
vear is divided into three Terms of fourteen weeks
each : a holydny of two weeks is given at Christmas
ami one week about the fifth of April, but students
from a distance arc not expected to return home till
the Summer vacation. The location is easy of access
by rail and plank roads, within two days drive of the
finest mountain scenery in the South, and is itself in
a rolling country of first rate water and cheap living.
The entire expense varies from about $31 to $10 "J>
term, or from $'Jo to SlliO per annum. All money
must be placed in the hands of the President, and if
any pocket money is to be allowed, parents should
give precise instructions as to the amount, .lonev
sufficient to pay the Janitor's fee ($1 per annum) [
and to purchase books must be deposited in advance,
all other expenses are due at the end of the Term
and must be promptly settled. Ro? ks can ho obtained
at the College, but clothing should always he ,
furnished from home. All communications should
be directed to Normal College, _\. t V' Catalogues
can he obtained by application to the President.?
The next Term will begin <>n the 1:1th of September.
15. CPA YEN, President.
Oct 11 40 4t
mWMmMZ A39.
im. es. 31. coiiu.
V2t ACKLS.
situated in York District. mi the- <p:!nn r?... 1. b..ifi- -1
I?"l l.v !:iii ? ?.t" Win. Mint. r. ;d. T!:mu
I U- NllllcC, I'/.-ki- I Sall'll'l's alld ' :!; I-. I":.' re - >
tin* place c-'i.table b tlimg-. a line -p: iag \va- ^
ur. and .'. . at in1 hun ;r? 1 an 1 f"ti\ acre.- ? l
i-IAE BOTTOM IT U).
''
The plant. ti"!i is Well-watered nlid Well :*<I;iJ.tctl t"
Tortus cf S:iU?: Cash siiftieicnt to defray the e>:
penses oi' sale, the balance uii a eivlit of one. two
; aiol throe years, with interest from the Hr-t day "t' ^
January next. lVis-os-ion to be delivered on that
day. The purchaser to give bond with at least two
good sureties tc secure the purchase money, and to '
uav for all neee>-arv title deeds.
MATTHEW W1I.LIAMS. c. e. c. d. ;
Oct IS 41 ot
Commissioner's Sale.
irWin.
K. Kelsey, (iuardian. ]
vs. I'l lit',.11 ? sell
; Alexander A. Xeelv and j ileal E-t.ito.
llyd-r A. i>. Xro'iy.
BS V Order the C"Urt >f Ivjuity in tlii- ca-e. th?* .
Commissioner will expose t-. j.u'die -ale at Vork '
! C- urt il?.u e. . ii the FIRST MONDAY IN NOYK.M1111II
next, the plantation >>r traet of lam! will'd by !'
John Nvely, decea-ed, to the D.l m.-', containing Jj.
'200 URMS. ti
situated in Vork District. and bounded by 1is of
the estate oi Marv Ib-wcii, A. .Steele. John Me- ,
Cullough and J. M. M.?:v. : '
Tii.it* ' / Si! .?C !; sufficient to j iv the est - of
tlii- proceeding, the balance mi a credit f < ue aid 1 1
two years, the purchaser t c;vc bond v. I I. g , d a d
ullieieiit -uri ties, an I a Mortgage oft! ;
The purchaser to pav f.-r ;:! ;-ary papers.
'MATTHEW WILLIAMS.
C. E. ('. D. ,
Commissioner's Office,
Chester, Oct. R, 18-V>. \ 40 -It
P.emoval. r
MESSRS. LINDSAY & TIIOMASSOX announce j .
to their customers mid the public that they T
have removed their establishment temporarily to the cl
store formerly occupied bv tliern. one door North of , ri
WALKER'S HOTEL, where they are prepared to 1
serve their friends as usual. They have now on
hand a good assortment of ^
Drugs, Medicines, Dye-Stuffs, &c., c<
and all articles in their line of the best ipiaiity, and
at reasonable prices. t<
J. F. LINDSAY, 1 tr
D. II. TIIOMASSOX. D
Yorkville. Mar. 1. 8 tf | ti
THE FIRST PREMIUM
FOR PIANO FORTES.
".1. .i THE largest ami he.t assortment of j
WfCO I'lAXOS ever oilVred ill Co'uiiibia, is to
j J W J J be found now at the Ml'SlC STORE of f\
WM. RAMSAY, 178 Richardson-street.
Every I'l A NO has the latest and best improvements, L
are of the latest style, and guaranteed superior in ei
tone and finish?audarcsoldat prices to: uit the times. In
Parties wishing five, ten, fifteen or more, cnu have si
them at a liberal discount. di
In,, ti 1 ft* sf
villi. V * w.
fr
VI" lilt The cit'zoiis of the a
vicinity of Yorkville, having been of late much cl
a {.'grieved by negro depredations on their premises, ai
have determined to take mea.-urcs to rid themselves
of the annoyance. They iheref re warn the people .
of Yorkville against trading with their slaves, for -any
articles, unless the written permission of the I
master, required 1/ law. is obtained. Tiny are
compelled to resort to harAi measures, and after the ~|
expiration of one month will proceed to prosecute all I
persons who are known to bo guilty of the offence. 1 II
York District, Oct. 18, 18o5. 41 tf tl
st
OTIC H.---Application will be made at the
iv next Session of the Legislature to Incorporate X
a Protestant Kpiscopal Church in Yorkville.
may u 17 tsl It
"V* OTICE.?-Application will be ntado nt the F
1 vl next session of the Legislature, for an amend- , o
mcnt to the charter of the Yorkville Fire Euginc j tc
Company.
Aug-o 31 dm
Y0R2 SHERIFF'S SALES.
3Y Virtue of Writs of Fieri Facias, to me directed,
v.'.ll he sold Let ween the legal hours of Sheriffs
.ile, on the FIRST MONDAY* in NOVEMBER
ext, at York Court House, the following property,
iz: ?
Will he sold bv virtue of an order from the Court
f Ordinary f?r Y'ork District, 0:1 the 1st M mday in
lovcuioer next, a tract of land, lying in said Disrict,
on the waters of Taylor's Creek, bounding on
iwN of John Xocly, A. Steele, Join McCullough
nd T. M. Moore, containing 113 Acres; sold to make
artition aiuoug the heirs-at-law of .Mary C. Howell,
eceased. 1
Will be sold by virtue of an order from the Court
f Ordinary for Y ork District, on tin- 1st Monday in
lovember next, a tract of bind, represented by a
lat marked B, containing Acres bounding on
inds of Thomas Tliotuasion, T. M. Neely, D. Faris
. i >r .. it.....i.: ... 1 I i"... ...... ..r.
I1U ur?. Oilman Illli' iii-mi. c??i?a ??#? I'.iiuiiuu umvii^
he heirs nt law of Sam'l 15. 11 u tcli i.---n, deceased. 1
One tract of land whereon the defendant now rcides,
levied on as the property of Hubert D. Foster
t the suit of Uowcu & Farr, and others. 1
One tract of land whereon the del-ndants now rei<le,
levied on as the property of John and James
Lcntnore, at the suit of Jiio. L. Carrol. 1
One tract of land levied on as tin- property of J.
Harris at the suit of Win. S. Daniels, for others,
ounded by lands of E. E. Harris, M. A. Harris,
inds of the estate of Hugh Harris, deceased, ami
y lands of Clark Harris, containing sixty-seven ares,
more or less. d
One tract of hind containing 20 ) Acres, a 1 joining
inds of Win. Black, Gilbert Kuloe, Dr. W. J. Good,
nd Kufus Meek. Also, one liou.?e and lot situated
ii Yorkville, near tiie Kings Mountain ltailroad Deot.
Also, seven Negroes, viz: Turn aa l his wife,
J ieliael; Minerva an 1 her four c'Al Irui?Joe, Aired.
Sue and the Baby, levied on :.^LAh? property of
Iarlin Mullenax, at the suit of j ^^Brutton and
S. C. YOl'XUZ^H?, s. Y. d.
Yorkville, Oct. 11, 18oo.
SALE OF VALUABLE LANDS.
I'M IE Subscriber offers fur -ale a valuable planta8
iii?i i.ii.iwu m? t'u,- McLI.'N'EV TUACT. contain
tljf aiioilt :rss h ki>,
ying on Dry <'iv!. in this Dl?ir.ct. eightd-ii miles
inn fiie-ter. II., ami ?ixtcrn front Yorkville.?
lliollt "III- lullf of tlli< tl.U't !- el?-IIVil, llll'l it! it g I
tate of cultivation. very productive. well improved,
vith a
i o>iium: imrll5\(;,
!:n ll 'ttSiititli-Sh"|?. Negro I! an I other
iltleiiiding-. lie i- al- > ii >.i- ? f -> Ming -m th:
i ly ul'i.iti I ku 1W11 as the
J.432 9i:SO\ TIMCT.
ntaining ?!jiiv.ir D I" I'Wo 11 DllliD A'PHS?
wenty-tive .-I- tl.ii rv \ctv-? of which i? II tt- in I.tinl,
iluiiit "Ue-li:iIf in tiinlici* an I lie- other half in Ctllivnti.m.
Tiii- pla> I: i- <-ii it t\%'.dwelling- othr
ivijiiNitt at Jet'!:!:.g- o an. t" lii farms.
T n'-f inn -. w!.i-h 11' I i.-'i . i.i.t! ii"li:ti"ii furInT
tl.an a ! !ill ii:-|<'i-.: :i. will I..- - -M mi the
Host I. i-iirikii' ti-i ia . I"i' fin Ji.i-f particular*.
- i- aic ii-?jiii-.*ti il f" call "it "i,e .-iid-criLer at hi,
-i-ii-i.ce, a' "ill tWn n.i ' .\"ft.. t lisilh ell - f'l'i'ck
"liuiv!:.
A. .1. IMIiKKTS.
(? m :: :/.? tf
P~;)"-l'iic-i. r S" an 1 n I -y 'I f":' i !. a . i fori
ii'l accuuiit I" tl.i*
VALt'AIJI.K
PROPERTY FOR SALE.
glil 11 >u!--crilj(Ryi'> r- f a- - :! hi* I'L VN 1'ATIt >N.
t : 1111: it' 1 - > . 11 h - Voi'a ville. a it* 1 one
iII.-r i 1}a S:.:i t? a the Kinji*I
unt iiu tl | tr.n- utai.is
?? '"An iutcs:
i? i;r h:.!? i-in fitstiv tints. Tin* improvo
aif o law *' ! t r-i-n-? I! ofe.
ously ' ?*.
il_. a, , \\l> Vi
Crih.-A. 1 a.'.t I ! N . !l i-i-. At the
! a...:- 11! ;.- . :!. i t
I'u.urouT USLI; i>n
v.ti'uia. Si| \ ? 11 i-' iiii ilVi ?IT*" ll'iil-i'. llif
>! i i- :v. ii- :a a! ' il cm f ami
ii" ; ca!:tv. ,ty. ami "ii?*r c ii-nltrations,
!i"iil i ili-.?i!M; to any one wishing t,j purchase,
'erm* can 1 e ina .e
TO 5 IT T!2i; !:l lii 11ISEK.
Ii ! :t ? " .'i: c . >, ! ! y .-1/ UppliCatlon t.a
-ii' < :tin- i . .in'
l\ M ?5 \LIUIAITII.
A--'.' .1 tf
Emm pis
r: i.M i i an
i i ' a-.:.i a-:- I t i i.i .t i..l ' promptly atai^H
,citiity. f"i' the ii' :al | '.iiouaa'
cretnfi'tv 'i|"H hint, am I !. pes ly ?trie?
Ii Ml ILIlANiiV. A tei;..n.'i'?'.
V>; iv". li'.e.
r.Kt rilK.Vi k?:
!! .?W . I flaw-, n. .Ii,,.. I,. Miller, D.in'1
ri'i i:. m<.
t?A. G. Pagan ^('i?.
Iinir iAitr.?.!. i'urctoii. .1. M. With-.'tspooti.
X<. > 'h (.' tr-j'iift.?\V. L. Ii win, II. I'win.
/ ?/?/(? ,/ . ? \\ . .1. KeOlian.
Yoikville. Juh 1 tf
l&.tf Tito f In-t-'r >!.an litnl, Faii tiel'l HeraW. Un nviilc
Journal at.-! Lam-aster Leilger. will copy
iui!.'- weekly, ami forward accounts.
ADMIN 1ST: ATOBS' SALE.
27 Likely Xegroi's.
jpifE uii'li !. A !Miini-'rat.ii> . tlt?* ostaio nf j
I WIU.1AM IMiTTlX dce? .-e l. v.MI |..?-o t<-j
nldie i uri'i'v. : r ii:i- residence ??i S. !'. Sutton. five
,!!? ? Ni.r !. i" l-'.ii-t Mill l?opnt i'i ' |h-n;ct, oil
lll'HSDAV. the 1:7 th day of DE< i.MDEU next.
ic Library ai:?l
5?m'st-:i!ftv<D ra K.vi s i nr,
i-li-niri' t?> iM ' -f it '. * _" !!!. : w in- '_ ) or 'J7 V.\LAiii.K
N11*??I'S. i:n :i. n. s. ^iri- :ui<!
iii'.dren.
? \:1 i;i live d-'!. e.i h: for ::!1
i> : ov r five dollars a credit of t we've ai.mi- with
iti'K -t from lliC ! ol'Mile.
T. %*. IT.TCTS,
5?. I\ SCi'TON*.
V rk Dist., Oct. 11, l$o". to 12t ,
Valuable Land For Sale,
H^lIE Subscr'ber "fTcrs fui -arc-:-? ici f land. ly- ,
I. in<; about tin miles South E.ist of the village.?
lie tract contains ACRES, about Acres j
oare !, under good t\ uce ami in a high state of culvatioii.
the balance is
ALL WOODL.1X5J,
ell timbered. On the premises, tlierc is a good
welling; ami all necessary outbuildings and an ox?llent
Spring of water.
Tnose lands arc well adapted to the culture of cot- j
in. If not disposed of privately, I will expose it
i public -ale at York Court HoUscon the I-t M()NAY
in DEC EM PI! It next. The s:;io will be posive?the
highest bidder the buyer. N'(, mistake! ?
crms ea*y and accommodating.
J. C. JOHXSOX. j
Oct 11 -i<> 8t
UNria FfiR fiiic
D.nnir v o w ? Vn^^i
fclllK Subscriber nflcr* t'??r sale his plantation in
I. Vt-rk District. 1*. iii'jc ??n t!?e nuin road from
aner.sicrvillo t'l YorkviHo. ext. Curcton*? Ferry, sevi
miles of Rock Iliil Depot. Th"*v \< about nncilf
in cultivatinn. with convenient improvements. |
ich as DWELLING IlMl SE and uocessury outbuil- >
tigs, containing 2d2.1 AGUES, well watered. AI>
1??2 Acres, ALL WOODLAND, about one mile
om the latter place. 1 will, its a few weeks, have
dwelling put up on it, and s..nte fifttecn Acres |
eared. Said lands are good for cotton or corn,
id bargains will be '.riven, as I am ai:x; mis to sell.
W. 1\ McFADDKN.
Sept 27 38 tf
NEW GROCERY STORE.
[* AM just receiving at my store ojiposite ROSE'S
I HOTEL, a choice stock of FAMILY" GROCER- i
IS, which I will sell lor Cadi, at lower prices than
icy can be purchased elsewhere in this place. My
ock consists of
BEST RIO .1X15 JAVA COI TEE,
ew Orleans, Clarified, Pulverized, Crushed, Porto j
Rico and Steam It fined Sugars,
wenty D nrtls New Orleans Syrup; Sugar House j
an 1 Pot to Rico Molasses,
ifty Sacks of Salt. P. ec, Sardines, Fre.di Oysters iu
ins. Pickles. Preserves and Jellies of various kinds,
igetbcr with the usual variety of a Family Grocery.
W. K. HACKET.
March 29 12 tf
justness |totit(s.
j MASONIC JEETIHflS.
va/ philanthropic lodge, No.
! vj 78, A.*. F.*. M.\ meets regularly on the
j THIRD MONDAY EVENING of each month.
L. M GRIST, Secretary.
Macket chapter, no. ?. r.\ a.-.
M.*. holds its regular Communications on the
I FIRST TUESDAY EVENING of each month.
L. M. GRIST, Secretary.
' *
G1ibson council, No. ?, holds its rcguf
lar meetings on the FIRST MONDAY Evening
I in each month. S. W. MELTON, Recorder.
1 July 26, 18-35. 20 ly
j .
DR.ALFRED CRAVEN,
|lcsti)ciit jsurjjcoit Dentist,
YORKVILLE, S. <J.
| ?*25?* On the Fast side of the .Main Street, South ot
the "Palmetto Hotel."
Jnn ti 1 tf
J. C. CHAMBERS,
j Attorney at Law and Solicitor in Equity,
YOKKVILLE, S. C.
OFFICE IN THE COURT HOUSE.
Oct. 26, 1853. 40 tf
PAUL T. VILLEPIGUE,
Factor and Commission and Forwarding Merchant,
ACCOMMODATION WHARF,
CHARLESTON, 9. C.
Jan 0 1 ly
EDWARD MOORE,
Attorney at Law and Solicitor in Equity,
YOHKVILLE, S. <
' Office fronting the Court House, in the Jail Building.
I Will practice in the Lii.-triet* c?f York, Lancaster,
Chester, Union ami Fairfield.
Jan 25 3 ly
j W. B. WILSON,
Attorney at Law and Solicitor in Equity,
YORKVILLK, S. C.
OFFICE IN THE Oot'HT UoL'.SK, FKUNTINO THE
CLEltK's OHICE.
I Miiron iJOHN
L. MILLER,
ATTOI1NKV AT LAW.
YORKVII.LF., ?. t.\
Office in the Court-Hoeo*.
fiKi?"' Will prm'tiee in the Courts of Vork, Chester
iiii'l L:ine;t?ter."^?8
; Jan 18 11 tf
I
WILLIAM C. OWEN,
PASHiOtmE TAiLOB, ?
Liber:y-Streot, 2 Doors East of the "Adickes Building,
VOKKV11.LK, .s. i..
Order* pr?ni|>tiy attended to. ""?J
Jan 3 ly
SADLEB'S new hotel
ro::.? Kit ok
Itiiadi: and t!:vo\ strekts.
CIIAULIfi'Ti:. N. C.
March H" 111 tf
cz? ii; ?. bc*?: urn m
BOOT AND SHOE-MAKER,
voKvii,i,i;,s.c.
' t*v?" 8h-'i>. in the rear of the C 'ir. t-ILu.-e.
i Ki \ ") <? ly
PRITCHARD &, CALDWELL,
WIIol.F>\LE ani? iiktail dealers in
?, wmilll CHEMICALS. GLASS,
Paiut3, Oils, &c.,
XO. 3. GR1MTE ROW,
orrosiTF. sadlkr's hotel.
t'HARI.uTTE. V. C.
; March 110 111 ly
1'. J. LOWRIH. J. II. EXN'ISS.
LOW HIE & EWISS,
DEALERS IN
iioolis, i'tationmt, jHusir,
wall-paper, 8cC.,
t.'lIAl! l.oTTE. N. 0.
March -U 111 ly
!?. . fcv I ? ?*,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
Ollice 5 Doors South of Sadler's Hotel,
cmaki.<>tti:, n c.
All <' ?lle<-ii..4?~ <ir i.titer lit:-lne?s committed to his
I care in tin* C..untie* of Mei-klenburg. Lincoln. Rowan.
Cabarru* or L'nioii. wiii benttcsrled to with plen-utand
di*pn-ed of as directed.
March US 12 ly
II. W. BCCKH1TH,
(Ldtutcjj anil (Llotk-jHalicr,
charlotte, n". c.
Keeps Constantly on hand a fine assortment of Jewelry.
Repairing promptly Executed.
Aug 10 32 ly
JOHN HARTY,
COACH iV'iAiU'fACTijfiER,
College Street, immediately in rear of Sadler's Hotel,
chaiuj<>ti i;, x. c.,
fi.-.-xf Keep- c<>n>r.uit!y vti hand a splendid assortment
of Can-lag*Huggies jic., of the latest styles'.
Or*lers friit.i a distance v. :!i receive prompt
at: nth
March 2'.) 12 ly
J. N. LEWIS & CO.
DEALERS IX
Fine Gold and Silver Watches,
CLOCKS of virions patterns, JEWKLRY of the
latest styles, Silver and Plait* 1 Ware, Musical
In - t'.'titiieni?. Military and Fancy Goods,
(.it.ns. i'l.-' Is, &c., at their Stuyo,
YOLIKVLI.LK.S.C.
?<&? Watches, Cinch- and Jewelry repaired by competent
Workmen.
Jan 25 3 ly
NEW CARPET STORE.
JAMES Ck BAILEY,
(latk of the fiiim of nvrr.EY and Lambert)
Eirect Importers of all Kinds of
cm ik nun aim u
LljVCX GOODS,
Curtain Materials and Trimmings, &c.
234 KING-STREET,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
P- S.?Orders promptly attended to.
Aug. 2 CO ly*
WM. S. LAWTON So CO.
TIIOS. ALEXANDER, ( WM. f>. LAWTON,
Formerly ofVurk D: ~t. S. C. | Formerly of La wtonville.
Factors, Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
SOI"l'H-ATI.ANTIC WHARF,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
Our Senior partner has been doing the Commission :
Business lor twenty years, and we hope by experi- j
cnce to be able to give satisfaction.
REFERENCES:
Gov. C. J. McDonald, Judge Stocks, Rev. W. J. Hurley.
Sparta, Ga.; Col. R. J. Willingham, Maj.
S. J. Bailey, Barnwell, S. C.; Hon. J. D. Allen,
Geu. L. M. Ayer, Barnwell Dist.,
S. C.; T. Willingham, Esq., Lawtonville,
S. C.:
Hon. J. D. Johnson. Dr. B. B. Sams, M. B. Sams,
Esq.. Beaufort, S. C.; E. G. Jaudon, Esq., Florida
; Cm. M. Thomson, Washington, D. C.
Jan 18 li ly
iMuricgMwaMMgnn?????????
RIDDLE'S MILLS,
rTIME Subscriber takes this method of informing
J_ the public, that his MILLS having recently undergone
considerable repairs, are now in complete
order for grinding CORN and WHEAT; he feels confident
that he can give full satisfaction to all who
favor him with their patronage. All he asks therefore,
is a fail- trial. G. L. RIDDLE.
Aug 9 31 tf
LIVERY AND SALE STABLE.
THE undersigned has purchased the stock heretofore
employed by Col. L. P. SADLER, and
I respectfully informs his friends in this vicinity and
THE TRAVELLING COMMUNITY
generally, that lie will carry on, at the old stand in
the rear of G. R Ratchford's Store, the business of
a Livery and Sale Stable, in all its departments.?
Ife is fully prepared with
A GOOD STOCK
to furnish accommodations at a moment's warning;
a i will hire horses and vehicles by the day or con
. -- Kw find
\"\ iravciicid uj vij/vt??
careful drivers,
to any desired point. His lots are sufficiently large
to enable him to extend every accommodation to
drovers,
, and lie solicits from them a call before putting up
| elsewhere.
By offering for the public service a first-rate stai
blc, aud by the strictest attention and an earnest en,
deavor to please on his part, the undersigned hopes
to deserve and receive a generous measure of public
patronage. He will at all times be found at the
Stable, or at Mr. Ratchford's Store.
S. W. JACKSON.
; Oct 3 39 3m
Dissolution of co-partnership.?The
firm hitherto existing under the
J style of BROACH & CO., at Rock Hill, was on the
i 1st instant dissolved by mutual consent. HENRY
. F. BROACH is fully authorized to settle up the afi
fairs of the firm, and also of the Co partnership of
! BROACH, MASSEY & CO., and all persons who i.re
I indebted to either firm are earnestly requested to call
upon him aud make settlement. It is indispensably
necessary to close up our busines immediately, and
i to do so early collections must and will be made.
H. F. BROACH,
JOHN MASSEY,
G. W. BROACH.
Rock Hill, Oct. 11, 1855. 40 3t
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
Messrs. w. p. broach and john j. mills
having purchased the interest of ii. F. Broach,
j and John Massey in the establishment of BROACH
, & CO., have formed a Co-partnership with G. W.
i BROACH, and will continue the business at the old
stand,
at rock hill depot,
' under the style of BROACH. MILLS & CO. They
invite the attention of their friends ami the former
cu.-tomers of the establishment to theirnew stock of
' GOoDS, consisting of
DRY GOODS,
of all kinds; Ladies Fancy Goods: Hardware; Gro(
eeries: Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes; Ready-Made
j Ciothinp. and every kind and variety of goods usu'
ally kept in a Country Store. They have laid in a
i large and extensive supply, selected especially for
; the Rock Hill market, and they are prepared to
j please all who may give them a call, both in price
; and quality.
COLWTRY PRODUCE
: will he taken in exchange for goods, or if desired
. purchased at the highest market rates. They respectfully
solicit for the new tirm the same kind patronage
which their friends and the public have heretofore
given to their establishment, and in return
J they pledge themselves to use every effort to give
ample satisfaction.
W. P. BROACH,
JOHN* J. MILLS,
G. W. BROACH,
j Rock Hill, Oct. 11, 1855. 40 dm
i NEWBLACKSMITH SH0p7~
1HIK umhr-igned have leased the shop known as
. WALKER'S STAND j recently occupied by
j Steedman \ McConnell) on Main Street, opposite the
; residence ?.f Col. Wright, where they are prepared
to execute all kinds of BLACKSMITHING. in the
1 ?u- -1 sub-tantial manner and on reasonable terms.?
; Tliev are al-o engaged in the Manufacture and sn'.c
I of FOUMAN'S PATENT IRON PLOW, the best
j Plow m-w in u-e. and which cannot fail to commend
i it-elf to every intelligent farmer who gives it a trial.
' They solicit an examination, and will be pleased to
exhibit it to all who may call. They solicit a share
; of public patronage.
LETSON, ROTHROCK & Co.
| Vorkville Sept. -0 >i~ tf.
i CAUTION !?FORMAN'S IRON PLOW.
HAVING purchased of the l'ateutee of FORMAN'S
IRON PLOW, the right to manufacture
! and sell -aid Plows in the Districts of York and
j i. Iie-ter. tne umjersigueu are uetcrmineu 10 prose\
cute a!! violations of their rights. They are now
i filtering -nit in the United States Court against one
i per-oii iu ti i~ place, who has a-turned to manufac!
ture an<l sell said I'lows without authority: ami they
j give warning to all persous who may purchase of
riim tliat they too are liable, ami that suits will be
entered against every person who usei? any flow of
his manufacture. This notice they give that pers..n>
who choose to buy his plow may <lo so with
their eve- open, ami with the understanding that
they will lmvo to stand a suit in the U. States Court.
LETSON & ROTH ROCK.
Vorkville, Oct. 11, 1835. 4U tf
Notice.
I'tllE Firms of J. N. LEWIS & CO., at Vorkville,
. S. C., and LEWIS ii WILSON*, at Chester! S.
are this day dissolved by mutual consent. The
names of the firms will be used at both places in
settling up their qld business.
J. X. LEWIS,
D. H. WILSON.
October 1st, 1835.
CO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
J BENNETT. J. X. LEWIS, & D. H. WILSON,
have this day formed a Co-partnership for the
purpose of carrying on the WATCH and JEWELRY
Business. at the stand hcretoforcflpccupied by J. N.
LEWIS <'<).. at Vorkville. S.M., under the name 1
of BENNETT. LEW IS. A C(>..Jtnd at Chester, S.
under the name of BFXNE'M', WILSON & CO.,
at the stand former!v occupied ny Lewis & Wilson, i
JORDAN BENNETT.
J. X. LEWIS.
D. H. WILSON.
The old firm of J. X. Lewis & Co., feel grateful
f?r the liberal patronage shown them ou the part of
rlie public, ami hope that the same maybe continued
to the new firm.
J. X. LEWIS,
D. II. WILSON.
Oct 11 40 tf
MARBLE YARD.
THE undersigned having purchased the Marble
Yard of Col. S. N. STOWE, informs the citi- 1
I Vnii.l tVi n oi,wAt,i-.lin(T AAHntrV I
that lie is now prepared to fill all orders for plain and i
IHonumtntal |flarb(c adlorb.
j Ffe has procured the services of efficient workmen, ,
| with good material, well assorted, and the lowest ,
I prices, lie will promise to execute orders to the sat- i
j isfaction of his customers. He will always keep an ;
I assortment of SLABS on hand, in order that those
wishing a
TOMBSTONE
can be suited in size, lettering and finish, at the shortest
notice. : (
Marble Yard in the rear of S. N. Stowc & CVs. !
Grocery and Provision Store.
Plaster of Paris and Cement for sale.
RICHARD HARE. !
Jan 2o 3 ly
NEW ATTRACTIONS! j
AT THE COK\ER STORE!!!
Messrs. Adickes & Withers,
HAVE in store a large and varied stock of Dry ' ,
Goods, to which they invite the attention of
their friends and customers in town ami District.? ! '
The stock consists of carefully selected
DRESS A.\D FAXCY GOODS ;
Ready-Made Clothing: Cloths and Cassiineres; '
Boots and Shoes and Bonnets ; Hardware and Crockery
; and every other article belonging to their line of (
business. Persons in want of
UMBOS' ???IDS !
are requested to give them a call, at their Store in
the "ADICKES BUILDING," where they will find
the best qualities at as low rates as can be had in
this market.
may 10 18 tf
Notice to Creditors.
Wallace & Davis "j Bill for
vs. ( Sale of Land to
Elizabeth Da mall and pay debts.
Susan Darnall, et. al. J
A LL persons having demands against the estate of
j\. Elijah C. Darnall, deceased, are hereby notified
i to present and establish their demands before me,
on or before the first dav of June next.
JNO." L. MiLLER. C. E. Y. D.
Yorkville, Oct. 16, 18o5. [S3] 41?3ra
*#* Charlotte Whig copy 3 months and forward
account to this office.
TEACHER WANTED.
THE undersigned, Chairman of the Board
Trustees of Ebenezer Male Academy, wili
! ceive applications for the situation of Teachci
| ring the ensuing year. The Academy has bee i
! many years in a very prosperous condition, and
; prospects are such as to warrant the employing:
! the most competent instructors. Application'- v
satisfactory references and assurances of the c<o
tency of the applicant to prepare Students f
Sophomore Class in the South Carolina Colleg
be entertained until Saturday, the 24th of N
ber, when a selection will be made. Address
EDWARD AVI
Ebenezer, York Dist., S. C., Oct. 11, 185-3.
*** Columbia Banner please copy 6 time
forward accounts to this office.
For Sale or Rent.
Augustus guynemer, offers to sen or. .
to an approved purchaser or tenant, the |
ses in the Town of Chester, lately occupied In
Guynemer and Daughter. They aro situate
very eligible and desirable portion of the ton
ving on them an elegant Cottage, Academy .v
Rooms, and a tine well ot Free Stone Water
any one desirous of conducting a PRIMARY or L
SCHOOL, these premises would be very well n>
ed, and, as a cottage family residence, they offc
very best inducements. Possession to be givci
1st January next. For further particulars enqi
. at the Standard office, in Chester, or of the uik
; signed in Charleston.
! a. guynemer
July 12 27 Cm
OOT8! SHOES !! LEATHER! !
The undersigned respectfully informs the c
zens of York District and the surrounding count
that he has on hand One THOUSAND pair of BR
GANS; also a great variety of Ladies' Shoes, Ge:
tlemeu's Shoes and Boots, Leather, Harness, &c
which are offered for sale at low ca9h prices. Got
i Hides will he taken in exchange at cash rates, at 1
Tannery, three miles West of Ebenezer and 0 mi
East of Yorkville. He especially invites the att
j tion of farmers to his stock, and asks them to exa'
ine his supplies before purchasing.
F. II. BROWN.
York District, Oct. 4, 1855, 39 3m
ITtOR SALE.--The Subscriber offers for sale
splendid TRACT OF LAND, situate in Yo
District, about two miles North of Yorkville, near t
Kings Mountain Road, containing 216 ACRES
There are two good dwellings and all necessary <
buildings on the premises. The Land is well ad;ed
for the culture of either cotton or grain. If
sold privately, 1 will expose it to public sale on
premises, on MONDAY, the 12th of XOVE.MBj
next. Persons wishing to examine the land ?
have an opportunity of doing so by calling on t
subscriber, near Bethel Church, in York District.
MYLES NEELY.
Oct. 11 40 5t
C&6) K REWARD.?Runaway l'rom the Sul
scriber on the first of last May. a negi
boy named ELLISON, about 21 years of age, six
feet in height and of a copper color. He has not
been heard from since he left me, but I have reas'-n
to believe that he has been harbored by some persons
unknown. The above reward will be paid for
his delivery to me in Yorkville, or for information
so that I may be enabled to get hold of him and h!
harborcrs. 4. M. LUW1U.
Yorkvillc, Aug. 30, 1855. 34tf
"V^OTICE.?Sarnli Mildoon and Rebecca Mil
doon, heirs of Elijah Mildoou, late of York Di.
tricf, deceased, give notice that they will ipply
the uext session of the Legislature, to have the rig.
of the State vested in them, of the real estate
which the said Elijah Mildoon died possessed, situ:
in York District, on the waters of Fishing Crc
and bounded by lands of Dr. Blake, Jas. II. Cr:
ford and William Agues.
July 2d, 1855. 30 tf
Wanted Immediately,
r f\ CkCArk BUSHELS merchantable WHE
OU.UUU 4,000 bush. CORN
3,000 " OATS.
2,000 ? ? RYE.
2,000 barrels FLUl*
2,000 pounds of WOOL,
2,000 " DRY HIDE ',
which fair market prices will be paid.
S. J. KUYKENDAL & BRC.
Sept 20 37
7ann LBS WHITE LEAD, V;
"lUUU ell's Pure : Flax Seed Oil, ,und al
ors and VARNISHES used in paiuting. Just
ved and offered at a very short profit for (,'a
Cu-li only. We have adopted the Cash syreference
to Paints and Colors, that we may :
our customers at the lowest possible prices.
L. P. BARNETT X .
Sept. 20 27 tl
"VrOTICE.?Application will be made a
A.1 next session of the Legislature to have tl
and personal estate of A. J. Craig, (and w 1
-object to escheat) vested in moon certain e<iv
The real estate is bounded by lands of J. N. 1
ley, C. D. Anderson, Sarah Spencer and A. .!
brook. Both the real and personal estate .and
being in York District.
PATSEY CRAlAug
30 34 3m
V OTIC E.?All persons having demands aga
111 the estate of JANE B. McCORKLE, decea
are required to present them duly attested to
Administrators within the time prescribed by i
Those indebted to said estate are requested to m:.
payment to the subscribers.
D. D. MOORE, 1 . , .
J. L. MOORE, |Admr'
AUg Z6 66 tt
FAIR NOTICE.?AH persons indebted tc r
estate of IRA FERGUSON, deceased, eitbei
note or account, are earnestly requested to sett's
before the first of January next: if not, the n<
and accounts belonging to snid estate, will bo j
ced in the hands of JNO. L. MILLER, Esq.,
collection. Persons attending to this call may >
cost and conscience.
ALLEN ROBERTSON, AdmSept
20 37 tl
V OTIC E.--Application will he mad>
next Session of the Legislature for
road, leading from Catawba Church, in the
Land, through Crcighton's ami Shut-ley's
to the open road which loads to Massey's Foi
ilie Catawba River, a distance of about five mil<
Aug 23 ' 33 t?l
JOIJRXE?3IA\ Tl *EOR8.--Theund
signed desire to employ a good JOURNEVM.t
TAYLOR, of sober and industrious habits. To -u
a one, constant employment and liberal wages w.
be given. Apply immediately.
TIIOS. DIXON & BROTHER.
Sept. 27 38 tf
OTICE.?All persons indebted to us by Bool:
il Account, prior to the first of January last, are
requested to call and settle, either by Cash or Note.
Our Books must be closed.
ADAMS & McCORKLE.
June 7 22, tf
|I7E ARE AITUORISKD TO AX
V t Nol'NCE S. W. JACKSON, as a Candidateb
tlie office of Tax Collector for York District, at tl.
insuring election.
Oct. 4 18ol. 35 tf
VTOTICE.?Application will b" made at t
.L vl next session of the Legislature of this S i
for u Charter of Incorporation for the village of II
Hill in York District. '
Sept. 13 30 t
CTARI'ESTERS, ATlE.\lIO.\ !/
und?nsigned wishes to hire three or four C<
JARPES'i'KRS of industrious and sober habit
S'oiii: others need apply.
o. r. cranfoki
Oct 11 40 tf
I^IIE FKIEADSOrCOU\ELIlS <
. DANIEL, Esq., respectfully announce liin.
:andidate for Tax Collector for York District.
MANY VOTER
Sept. 6 1854 31 tr
C1AJIP1IENE, SPTS. TERPEXT
) and Burning Fluid. For sale by
L. P. BARNETT A.
Sept. 20 87
>TOT ICE.--Application will be male
I next session of the Legislature for an >
mentto the charter of the town of Yorkville.
Aug 23 33 3;.
"V^OTIC'E.?Application will bo made
1 w UPCf Uitudinn c\f tKn T oeriolofni*a C.>? ?1. a ?
A. " mvav . VKOIUU vt vuv uvglCtafcUJIC 1UI VULC ^
a charter of a Rail Road from YorkTille to somveuient
point on the North Carolina line.
Aug 23 83 3
0>n BARRELS New Orleans MOLASSK*
Receive and for sole by
W. K. HACKJuly
5 2$ * A