r^xiu brou^il money ;
vtjxs obtained nnd execution Uned
?tfa>iu* jkbe.MjrofUefend^V**1,0 ***
UktoTO kind -e^nsidenoie landed
thi? fend of. property cannot be
Old. hi Virginia Worn at uio discretion of
tlie pwnee. lie had^ferge. faiiai'.y, ?n<l for
U40 s?\co of his pfeUlMnHireferced lying in j?il
mtu1_ A fiicud hinted to liiin
thrtt probably Gep. Washington did not
tf&viT any tiling bf the proceeding, *?d llmt
diWgfejiehira ft |?litio^vl|h
M.ithoriiflnt n< til a' ?M>llll1?tlll\(>l>*. Ha flilt
^ nwl'Uio vorv n?tt ]K*t from Philadelphia,
offer the. jurivrfof his^Rrtition it} Clint
vity, brought him au order for -bin imniediHte
releas^y together with a full dlschagc
nud severe roprimaiuUto tho agent for having
acted in wiub a inrtinicr. Poor Itouzey
'consequently restored to Jih family who,
never hud down- their heads at night without
first painting prayers to heaven for their
beloved Washington. providence smiled
upon dbf labors of tho grateful family, and
in u few yearaRouzey enjoyed the exquisite
pleasure of being able to lay the money with
interest at tho feet of the truly great man.-rWashington
reminded him that tho debt
was -discharged Rouzey replied, the debt "of
his family to tho father of theiroountrv could
never bo discharged ; and tjie uoueral, to
avoid the pleasing importunity of tho grateful
Virginian, who could not he denied, accepted
the ni'oney^-only, howevyr to divide
it among Rouzey's children, which he immediately
did. |
. .-p?V-^^yrgrrr*,.
A Fancy SwisDi.Kn Aukkstbd.?A fancy
financier whose doings have given rise
to many a newspaper item, he being 119 less
n personage than the celebrated Capt. Don
Vul. litis, otherwise known us Copt. Cannon;
or plain Charles Dencgre, was yesterday arr^AtAi!
Ktr KnlitA nf ha f ief f/txllra t\C flia s?tia*
. vj -y.Mv ?"IU * *?o%
District Police. The eh nse.fpr the I>on
commenced in the Second District, ??ul for
n timo ho ran like n quarter hocpfc, notwithstanding
that never-henling wound in his leg
whittle received ;it Vera Cruz. Evcutu.il-t
ly he slipped over into the Frst District,
where fresh pursurcra got on his trnii, and he
was iiiini!y captured. Ite now awaits a
hearing on * cliargo of having laid felonious
happen the plebeian sum of $25, belonging!
to a citizen of the Fourth District. The!
Captain, we are glad to perceive, still wear,
lhuso long fashionable and graceful locks
r which have captivated so many female hearts
and his tongue is just as glib as when he
IfUyed oft' his schemes of love and financial
Jjnigjic amongst tut in the days of other years,
lie slept last night in one of the guard house
hunks. Such are some of the mere receut
incidents in the history of the harher and
would bo horo of Vera Crux.?0. True
Di-Ua.
DcstraotiTe Fire.
./> Nkw York, Doc. 20.
At a late hour la?t nigltt n fire broke out
in ilia' Assembly llooiua, situate on Broadway,
A hall was being held iu the building,
and was iu the full tide of enjoyment when
the flames were flint discovered. The consternation
\y:w intense, when it was proclaim
1 that the plnoo was on tire. Ladies and
gentlemen rushed to the doors in terrible
confusion, and endangering each other'* lives.
The night whs intensely oold, and a strong
wind was prevailing at the time. The flames
spread with surprising rapidity, anil in a very
short timo the entire Duilding was a heap of
nun#.- The walls foil, which aidod in eo?nluuiiieaUng
fire to the adjoining proporty.?
The flames extended through to Crosby street,
destroying several building". Amongst tlj?.
sufferers are the Wood Minstrels, also the ex-!
tensive coach factory of Mr. Kiiistry ; Dun-1
can's Saddlery* Lyon's Medicine House and !
others. Three budding* immediately adjoining
the Assembly Rooms were also eon- [
immcl It is impossible to estimate the cn-1
tire lo?t which may amount in all to some^
tliiiig like two hondrcd thousanddollars, upou
which there is a partial iivmraftcc.
The night was intensely cold and the fiiemeii
suffered severely. Tlio water thrown
from their engines froze in some instances,
as it fell.
Several of tho heavy walls full with a terrific
crash, and it is yet seriously anorehended
Unit several persons hare been ouried in
the ruins, none, howeyer, bavo been found
up to this hour. Workmen arc badly engaged
in clearing away the rubbish, in the
fearful expectation of bndfrig porsona underneath.
The iridic* at the ball all escaped in
safety. It is not known how the fire origi^
nated.
J Hew Discovery In Electricity.
It w sutod that the Galvanic Hattery is
fljsbout to be superseded l>v the Magneto-Elec-1
trie Machine^ It is n subject which liaa ro- j
ccived attention from men of science. Wej
are not familiar with the subject ourselves,
I* , hut we are informed that T>r. Calwin CarjM'jiter,
Jr., uf providence, Kluaie Idan d, has
discovered a form and arrangement of the J
Aiuyneto-Electric^ Buttery which eutirely ,
sujiersedea aud zinc and acid batteries for
every purpose to which they are applied, parn
Ciedarly for telegraphing, electrotyping, and
electroplating. L'atcnt* have been obtained
at home and abroad, and machines are now
pro< <*Ks of construction, to test the matter
fully. The new plan, it is stated, combines
the elements of several small machines in
'itch manner a* to embody in one any pow- i
cr lbut may l>? doaired, in a uniform and 1
continuous current, The zinc and acid bat1*
expensive, deleterious to liealth, and
otherwise objectionable. The Magneto-Elocvirio
Machine of Ur. Carpenter is free from
theeo objections, and i* operated cheaply by
t wmftfe MOck \vork.?National InUsUtgewr.
A iiAjr boir?g told that ho would
, have to go to the 8tat? Prison and pick
junk, ao onraged that he vowed
Iw would pick it all tcrpiocctt.
4 .iv*' r . % -4^
STOUCX CHKCM EtQ^rmsD.'?OMr tMttfc
era teeolfeot the repent vtebbery wldck took
piece eitbe IUiboad Depot, by the blowing
opentliQ door of the- Safe. Considerable
money was stolen, as well na a immber of
checks and valuable papers. On Wodnesday
last, after the arrival of the passenger
train, the lost cheeks, arid papers Were found
rtnder one of the seats of a passengers car.
The roblwrs finding thorn of no service, no
doubt placed them there while t!ie c.trs were
at Atlanta.?"Aapusta Con. ft Rep. |
_ * " ' _
1 iiit southern Jfcieetic <in*i /ioine Journal
aays that on looking, over their their subscription
books, it was found that their lady
smbscriliers had, at least three to one, paid
more promptly for the paper than their
male suWrilxr*. This fact proved to the
eJitors what they never doubtedvlhat women
-exceed men in doing just ice 01 id jwornoting
the good of society in every way Compatible
with their positions in it. . ^ ,
mvpENEM"
MARRtRD??At Anderson, on the 40tli in?t,,
by Rev. Dr. W. B. <lruix*?M, his youngest *Jr*njrl?ter,
MiA 1W:niuktt.\, Ax.*, of that place, and Cut.
G. P. Towsm. of Greenville.
. ON Sundny the 24hh in?t by Rev, Wnmcmo???
Smith, At the Methodist Churvli, S.nim 1). I)k.irmak,
to Mm Mart Ant Si/.km<?kk, nil wf Grvenville.
.
I Jl-1 1- LH..?!Jl1 L?SiJ. ?LJ1?
Crrecnviile Price* Current.
COKRKCTKO WEEKLY TOU TDK SKTKfll'RlKK,
_BYjT0HN W. eiWprgWERCHAgtt^t
Gai:?:xvu,lk, Deoenilxr 2I>, 1 *34.
BAGOINO, Gunny,^M?r yard, Id a 18
]>Htideu, 13 ? . 16
BACON ... .limns, i>cr lb., 10 a 12-$
Shoulders, 8 a 10
Sides, 10 a 12$
I log round, lo
HUTTRH .4 .Goshen, )>or lb. none.
Country, per lb. 1.1
COFFEE .. Jiio, per lb. 14
Jiivu, j?er lb. * 18 a 20
DOMESTICS, Shirting, per yd. 0-j a 10
Sheeting, per yd. 10 a 15
Osimburgx, per yd. 11 a 1S4
FLOUR .... Country, per bbl. $7 ? $7^
Country, j>er sock, $3 a $3^
GRAIN Corn, |M?r bushel, tttt a 66
Wheat, per bushel, $1 ? $1^
IKON .Sweiles, per lb. 6^ o 7
? English, per lb." 5" a 6^"
LAUD.... ..per lb. ' 11 a 12
MOLASSES, Cuba, |>er gnl. 33 a 37^
N. O., iK'r. gal. 40
SYRUP ** u "per IT1'* ?
OILS. .Lamp, j?er gul. $1$ a $2$
Train, per gal. 87$ a >1$
Linseed, $1$
RICK. per lb. 7 a 8$
ROPE. per lb. 12$ ? 20
80OAR8...N. Orleans, per lb. 7 a 0
Porto Rico, per lb. 9 a 10
]<oaf, per lb. 12$
Crashed, pei lb, 12$
Refined, per lb. 10 o 12$
SALT.......per bushel, M
Salt, per Mick, a iione.
SOAP.......Colgate,pah', pr.lb. 12 $ a 15
Yellow, per lb. 8 a 10
SHOT. per lb. \ 12$
Shot, per Iwig, $2 J a *2$
Tho Stato of South Carolina*
GREENVILLE DISTRICT.
By Robert McKay Esq., Ordinary of said
District.
"1%TIIEREAS, Aunuxnra MeBer Iibk filed n
T Petition in my Office, ] raving thnt letters
of Adminidrntion on nil nnd singular the
good* nnd clisttlce, rights nnd credits of Lvihkk
M. McIIkf, late of the District aforesaid, doeeased,
should lie grunted to him.
i TTmfi are, there fort,. cite and ndmnnitdi nil
nnd singular the kindred mid creditor* of the
Mid deceased, to he nnd appear in tho-4'ourt of
Orslinnry for nnid District, to he liolden nt Greenville
Court Home, on the sixth day of Jnnnnry
next, to tdiow cause if Any, why tho taid Admin
istrntion should uot tie grunted.
ROBKUT McKAY, o. a. n.
Ordinnrv.a Office, Dee. 28th 1854.
duo 28, " S3 2t * "
JOSEPH COOPER
Watch Maker and Jeweller,
UNDER ST KEN'S IIOTKL,
a KEEI'S nlwnye on hand Oold
mid Silver Wntclie*, and
J EW ELRY of fvcrv ilomriplioii.
Fancy OooiIh nn?l Perfumery,
dchea and Jewelry repaired in tho
beet manner.
dee. 20, 33 ly
Public Sale.
ON Snle dnv in Jnnnary next, llic remaining
STOCK ?f (iOODH of O. T. MA*o* -will be
offered ?t public ont-cry at tint Store House
lately oecupietl by him, a few doora below l>r.
M. II. Eaiu.k A Co'a Dru*? btore. bargains nmy
be oxjK'cted. Sale positive. Tkarm* Cash.
(lot 20, 33 td I
Cabinet Making.
. Q332i3333 2333UaS3
UT^PECTFL'LLY inform# the eitiwns of Croonvilie
that lie is prepared to make KUUNITCUK:
Midi a# Bed stein Is, Sidclamrda, Bureau*,
jPoMing-lcAf Table*, Centre Table\ Wnrdrolm*,
and liojtea to reeeive a liberal patron
jifl nwv oe touiki hi. inn work.->nop n#nr I
thrt corner of Main n??l Diinroml* Street.*, in the
rear of P. C.wri.k's Blacksmith Shop.
Oreenville, October ft. 21 J
Water Colors, &c.
TUB subscriber* hnvejmt oponwl a large n?eortutent
of Water Color*, in lioxcs i
ranging fr >r? In cents to $0, to which they would :
invite attention.
AUJO,
PAINTPALLKTTKH, CAMEL'S HAIR
rKNOLLS, INDIA JNK, INDIA IIODDER,
PINK HA OOKRH, CA KM INK, OA MB O OK,
VERMILLION, h KA D PENCILS, <tc. . I
As our assortment, of Waftm Color* is nn e\ton
sivc one, we enn mnkeit to the advantage of Merehnnts
and other* to purchase from vis by the
doxen boxes or .mora. .
ON HAND n flue stock of Book* and
Hlalioitcfy, ?t LOW TtflCBt V
* UK ELFOHD A CO.
1 Nov. 21 it %
- ikh
9
rvjr,'^ .
*'*y ^
HB'WAEIEm ^
rflvj^k* kslb h
C"!.rMm\ Doe; 18th, 1854.
(jcnmi Or<Ifi^ i>u. i.
The following gentlemen hnve Ixjen appointed
Atfw ifrOwup jo tlio Commnndor-iti-eliicf with*
| rnnk of LieutciiBnt*Culo?ol. Tbcv will ihj obeyed
and respected accordingly :
k. b. bry\x, j. ii. marmiau,
j. Dcnovxxt; Jr. j. It. soxolky,
k It. oh?t, It. ii. mkaxs, s
w. j. CniSII VM, \? j. (> LOVKR,
w. 1'. i)ir.xc\\ t. b. cuikwx,
lltv aiilm-(wnm|i ?lx?vo named, will equip
themselves nnd fx?portfor duty, cither personally,
or by letter, to the adjutant and Inspector Gonentl,
nt ofl depot* South Carolina, by the5th day
oc February next. The members of the General
St a a st, attached to the Comma nder-in-rliiof, nre
also required to report As being equipped as the; ;
law preseribefc.
i r !*i * x*- . *? *
4i emirr ui 1110 noovc nurneo Atuen-uc-enmp,
: or of the General S^tafT should neglect to report
1 as above required, ft trill be deemed it refusal to
Ineeept, and the vacancy will be immediately fill
ed by another appointment.
JJy order of the coiunumder-fn-cliief.
It. O. M. 1>U MOVANT.
Adjutant nnd Inspector General. ;
SIIKHMAN | 11 ILL, I
(At tho Old Stand of B. Dunham,);
HAVING bought front tl?? Greenville Manu- j
factoring Company their interest in the
TINNING llt'SlNh^S. and afro their j
entire KTOCK OF l?ltY 0OOl)f\ j
Agricultural Implement*. Ae., Ac., |
on hand, would reM>eotfully inform Merchants, |
Farmers, nnd the public generally that lie will,
carry on the alutve business in all its various '
branches, nnd hopes by prompt attention and |
! LOW I'llll'W to be liberally patronized.
I shall keep constantly on hnnd all kin<la of
Bt Wholeoal* and Retail. !
Copper & Sheet-Iron Ware,!
Stove, Stove Pipe, etc.
made to order on short notice.
TIN PLATE AND TINNER'S MATERIALS
always on hnnd and for sole LOW for CAS1L
PK1NTINO, WUITLNO. LETTER. A WRAPPING
PAPER always on hand, iu any quantity,
j at low prices.
Cash paid for HAGS, JiEES WAX, OLD
COPTER AND OLD PEWTER.
tyc'Ol' XTttY PRODUCE generally taken
in exchange for GOOl>S.
Greenville, November 24. 28 tf
mr? :arTBCM"?cz2 is?
HAVING sold toJ. B. SHERMAN onr interest
in tho Tinning Business nnd Store at
this place we would wiy to all indebted to us
that we need the money tlievowe us, aiul tliat
it timet he paid by the first of January next, and
so Misr iKK, for our Rooks must bo closed.
GREENVILLE MANUFACTURING CO.
Bv j. Ik SlttKMAX, Ag't.
Nov. 24. *28 .. 11
THE SUBSCRIBER
HAS just received and opening a fine assortment
of tlio CHOICEST PHUITH
Oranges, lemons,Cocoa Nuts,
Pine Apples, Bananas, Figs, and Cnrrnnta.
W. II. riENNON.
Dec 15. 81 tf
A. HANSMAN,
HOUSE, SIGN, ORNAMENTAL AND DECORATIVE
P.VPKk-HAXOEH, fitl.OKB, CiI.A7.IKR Jk t'PHOUiTKRKB.
GUEEWILLE, S. C.
pTOnlfr> left at this Office attended to.
N'24 28 6in
".'A.
* *
THE undersigned having made SCRVEYING
lx>th a study and prnctiea, and having ncte?l
for several years as Deputy County Surveyor
in Virginia ami North Carolina, he feels himself
oomj?ctent to perform any business in that line,
ami would most res|?ectf?illy offer his services to
his friends ami the public generally, ami solicit
their patronage. Any business intrusted to him
wil) meet with prompt attention
G. T. MASON.
KEFERENCE,?C* J. Ei.Konn, Esq., J. Gilukath,
Dr. M. It. Kaklk, Col. IX Hoar.
Greenville, Doe. 8. 80 tf
mi ?Dri"Kr^
rpilK creditors of tho late JOIIX If. JOICF-,
L Esq., are hereby notified that, by onlcr of
I the Court of Chancery, they are required to render.
o>i oath, their demands <>u the r' state of the j
said Jojijf II. Joick, deceased, U? tho Commissioner
of tho Court, of Chancery for Orecnville 1H*
trief, 011 or l>cforo tho first day of .tanunry next,
in order that the sumo may he nettled by the re-;
eoiver of tho said Estate, and reported to the '
Court by tho Commissioner.
H. A. TUWXKS, C. E. Cr. D.
Greenville C. If., Nov. 22, 1834. 29?5
Thompson & Easloy,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
GREENVILLE C. II., S. C.
bine 28, 1864. ? 8
Greenville and Laurens.
C1 A. Bl/DDt'TH will carry nerson* from
X GreenVillc to Laurcna 0. 1L Leaving
Grcoitville every Tuesday and Friday, returning
Wednesdays awf Saturdays. Application to be
I made tho dnv bofnre leaving. J30 1 f
By*Authority this Time!
ALL persafrs indebted to tho Estate of JOHN
If JOYCE deceased, are informed that the
Debts doe the Estate must be paid immediately,
as longer indulgence cannot ho given.
|-w i ni? nouflfl 11 unni iw to iwineort. rre?1ltors
preeont your elaiim duljnOtoetaL And you
| bo paid. A. J. JO YOB.
deci'i fil Receiver.
tr- \Ye have been anthoriacd to announce
C'npt. A. V. Owiugtt a candidate for Slier- [
iff at the next o lection. Oct. 27?td.
arWe ?r? anthorizcd to nnnouftce
W. P. PttlNl'K, a* a candidate far Sheriff
at-the ensuing fleet ion for thai office.
*** " ? '
k ' < VkLi * %d
' ? <?J}3 .
?^1.,. ?IL. L'l
, V $gE UF/U'LAn MF.ETinic^of
Mo?:xtaik l/)iiflr. No.
cveuiDM at 7 o'clock
in their llnl). J. B. SHERMAN, (Secretary.
Greenville, Aug. la |
OF TEMPERANCE.
Pinuoi^ So, 10, K. of T.,
xJE-^*hold their meeting* weekly, lit the l>iviaion
Room,(in kteBee'a llaH)S*t*irdny evening*.
C. %. McJUNKtti, A. Jt. S.
A"g?*t 28 f
TI1E Mcmliow of Greenville Section, So. 15,
arc rwiuwl'Ml to meet nt their Hull ToKurht.
By order of W. 1?. l'ai. *, W.\ IV.
(let. ?, 21 , tf
T? JOaH VT.OF.AOT, "
j DKAI.KIl IN
: OTfcpfolS A35f? W&SSt&R
Rcady-JIadc Clothing,
ml*, CABS A BoNNETIS, BOOTS A SHOES.
& ?MYiLlE&V,
Drugs and Dye-Stuffs,
wockelrji, 6lqsstoqir?\ Groccrtts, &e.
; OPINWITB TIIKCOURT-:.OIMK, OX MAI --?THKKT.
<uiu(i?n|?iAn of iTodnee token in exchange
fi floods at the market price. Libfrnl Cash
a vnurw made on Cotton mid other produce itttuneitu
for Market.
Ctreenville, .Tun e2, 1 tf
Baltimore advertisement.
v/ssrawja? esj^yspSBfl
LOTTERY & EXCHANGE
OFFICE,
(Under the Eutaw House, No. 8,)
J1 ALT 1 MORE ST.
& 0Q?
|>K<r to call particular attention to the splenp
did selection of M A(J X1 FiCBKT LOTTElijl'M
drawing daily. The Capitals in each I?ott<tv
range from the small amount of Ijk-1,000,
Utthc Stupendous Sum of
rickets varying in price of from f 1 to $20.
Ojrsueeces in selling Prizes lias hecn entirely Uey?d
our expectations. We have sold and enshecPrixc*
during the last year, amounting in the
f\ctr.'?rnto in over
_ a - -- - ?.
Ono Million of Dollars!
KvCKAOtS OP TICKETS containing all the
ntnlmrain the Lottery, nlwnyft on hand, rnugiu
in price from $3 60 to ?430?Prizes from
$4,000 to $100,000.
A ingle package can draw the 4 highest Prixes
inthe Lottery.
Trdcrw solicited through the Post-Office.
i)ur Monthly 1 In I let in containing the Scheme*
ofdl lotteries one month in advance of the day
oil rawing, sent to all who order it, Free of
C'lirge. Thankful for past favors we reapeotfnl- :
ljMieit a continuance of the patronage so lib- J
eiRy Iwthnrni on us heretofore.
Ill Business strictly private and confidential. 1
or Prizes cither hv the Package, Single Tieket
or Shares, l>e sure to enll on or address your
oi ert to the Old Established lloiisc of
, SMALLWOOD 8c CO., !
JVo. 8, Hutaw IIoh*, IJf,Hhnore, Md. '
August 11, 1354. 13 Sin 1
TRE8ll ARRIVAlS
AT
W. H. HENNON'S.
QUAItS?-Stiiart'* J'ofmod, Crushed, Ix>?f, r
k Refined, nn? 1 Clnritied,
A no article of llio Coffee, i
Mfcerel, Pickled Salmon, I/Umtsn*, Snrdioea, t
and Craekero, . ?
Spto, Tnllow and Adamantine Cmidlcn,
Prerve*, Pickle* nnd ftrnndy Fruif*.
aP.DWAR3 & 0UTL3SRY,
A Inrae nnd fine Assortment of
trWi I will sell Low for Ciwh. C5?~(.'ome nnd ! ?
e<ir yourselves. All kinds of Produce taken
,in ^hnngc Tor irood* and iri*f?oeri??
"w. IIEXNON. i?,
jvembcr 1ft. -2ft 2 ] f,
QlAVEO or STOLEN from my plaee on Mortis
day niJbt; 2lst of November, n young bay
IKSK, with n ring around his l? ft fore leg onus- ?
ody a rope; has a small star in his face. Any I o
iit'inatiou will lx? thankfully receive], and any ! F
pon taking him u|> shall he liherallv rewarded. n
a vis nr. lionoFx
errittavill?, S. C., lw. 25. 29 8
'OR THE HOLIDAYS!
ABEIVAL OF GOOD THINGS m
A33sa s>&?asB' esa&a JJ
4 AND VARIETY DEPOT. "
|A NEW CROP LEMONS, fresh and in cx- *
'Jl ' evllent ofder. '?'<
Boxes of best MR Raisins, A er
I Citron, A
1 Tnh of Currants, (^*^5
A ><l selection of tho choicest Essences and Oi
flavoring Iw tracts, ! T<
Ihtf Snpr Hyeott Tea,
B#l* of Stuart's Crushod and very light Brown m
jngars, th
D*ls of Fresh N-York Soda Crackers, ?1
Kwt fr?*sh nnd choice odditinns to ?h<j above n?<
articles on Christmas week. at
Winter Domestic Goods.
11 y all wool 2^ y'd. wide printed Drugget, so
>r Carpeting and Crumb Cloths, 1 u)i
Bi tool. rJafd 1. inaeye, double with Cloak Lin* i ^
#ig? and Children's Seoth i'laids, i gi
II f Kerseys, Jeans and Liaseys, Bed and Xaro
Blankets.
Kifino Heavy Knapped Real Welch Flannela,
Wand fine Silk and Woo! " " X,
Aftntity of good low priced Red and Wliita
riaiineU from 20 cent* up.
E^DY-MA?? OLOTW1NQ,
CIA Cnwimerea, Tweed*, leant and Veering*
I great variety at W. If. llOVKYH
j. 2 k 2? tf
DcBow's Review. rJ
JVFTEI> primarily to the Southern and *n>
Wertcrn State* of the Union. Including An
tlMc* of Foreign and Doaioatie Industry and tit
Kt&riae. Vuhlndied Monthly in Hevr Orleans, ?,f
atlrr annum.in advance. M?i
4w complete seta of tha work, thirty vol- Rt
nrwO'ind hnnds^acly (600 to #80 pagca.) are nn
foM at the New Orlenna, deliverable tlv
in* < ? the large eitiei or towns. m
|^|tlon fice, Mei ehftnt<.' Kxchange, (o v< ,
ft : ' ; .W - f"
1. 1 1 1 4r A-L.HU!
TATEOr SOVTn A|Ot?IIVA
GREE21VILLE DISTRICT.
U Eftity.
Wellborn Burton. Executor,?(., vs. William* Cox,
Executor, Ac., nod other*?Bill in Equity. Account.
Relief, Hnlc of Propor+v, Ac.
rl^llK Complainant having tilc-J hie amended
X hill In thk etmc, making the. legatees a*d
rtoreons interested in th? will of flic lata Ml* ,
lleendieha Cox nartica to thia auit, nnd It *| fMttring
to the Ml infliction of the Commissioner thai
Kufua W. Folger ami his wife Uoriiula Kodgor.
A W. Lancaster and hie wife Mary J aim Lancaster,
Louisa Barton, I'crry Burton and Emily
R, Barton hie *ife, Ou?tnvu* A Taylor and Mrs. !
Ta vlor. hie wife, rceide without the limits of thie
State: It is ordered that the ahne named the!
Defendants do nuewer, tdcud or denior to the Com-1
nlntnant's hill, within three months from the i?ul?.
iiention of this rule, or that the said hill will he ,
taken pro cmifouo as to theseDefcudenta,
ti. a Town eh, c. H. g. n
K 17 27 * 8m.
Great Economy in Time & Labor.
PREMIUM CHURN.
rpil* eUBJ?CRIBfcn respectfully informs hie
JL friend* and the public generally that he
litis purchased the right to Mnniifnctnrethe abovo
t'liurn, anil is now pre|?nro?l to execute all orders
for the same. Its simplicity is such us to be understood
by every intelligent child, and its eon
strnetlon is on truly and strictly philosophical
principles, nnd produces the desired result in nn
almost incredible short time.
The superior qualities of this Churn nre ns follows:
First, the quick nnd easy process of making
butter when sitting in n chnlr. Secondly, In
overcoming the difficulty which proilnecs a swelling
to overflow; nnd. Thirdly, the gnthoring
process, in separating the butter from the luilk,
and preparing for suiting. Persons wishing n
Churn can find them at the sulmeriber's work-sliop,
near the corner of Main nud Hnneombe streets.
J. ft. MERRILL.
Greenville, Jun# S, t tf
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
OnKKKVIIXE DISTRICT.
lolin W. Grady |
vs. V Attorhment.
Win. M. llutler. )
"\VTIIERKAS, the Plaintiff did mi the Iftlhdny '
v T of October, lb', t, file liis declaration
eg linst the defendant, who, (as it is snidl is nb. I
sent from and without the limits of the State,
and has neither wife or attorney now within the
same ujion whom a copy of this declaration
might be served.
it is therefore ordered, tlintthc said defendant
do appear and pioud to toe mill dcciuraiivii on
or before the nineteenth day of Octol?er, which
will lw in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and fiftv-five, otherwise finnl and
absolute judgement will then be given and awarded
against him.
D. HOKE, C. C. P.
Clerk's Office, Oreenville District, )
Oetolmr 17, 1854. * ) 3mly
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tium MeKinney, Daniel MeKinney. John Mi-Kin- P;
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