Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

MART GORING. in el CUNCKMPO. Si .111/ So sifnshino came into our dwelling, for William ?Uiol hastened down, and laid hi* prnposnlH before n? for Mary. I could not believe my o>vn ears. He frankly stated ^ lb ?t Sir Thomas and Lady Elliot wore not cordially inclined to the mulch,for they had looked to his choosing lank and wealth: 1 . but tltoy had not withhuld their eon sent, ! 11 and, ho was certain, Mary would soon win 1,1 her way to their ouliio love. J'crimps this J was as much us Mary could have honed for j '* ?indeed, mhrdi for tit jxjiat of worldly greatness William Elliot was- aboyo her. I ~ suggested that they should not'niarry until tho "entire love" of Sir Thomas Kiliot ntnl K his wife had been obtained, but Mr. Wi!- i"' liam laughed at mo, and of course Mary j 11 thought with him. Tliey were both in a ! maze of enchantment, and common sense I 11 was put out of the question. j 11 For a few weeks our houso was tho plea- ' bl Rnntestof the pleasant. Preparations wore j set on foot for the approaching union. Ma- , '* ry's things were bought, and Mr. William | took a pretty abode in tho Regent's l'aik. i j lie did adont mv advice in one nartienhu'. i ? ^ '1 7 , and that was, to begin life in a small wp.y: | y, more in accordance with his own than his ; falhors income. A good fortuuG must com ; , to him at the demise of Sir Thomas and ' Lady ICiiiot, hat they might live many yean. j, S'? ho agreed to set oil in a very n.? derate stylo?for him?though I thought it a suf- j tieieiiily sumptuous one. One man and two nmid servants?no carriage, only Mr. William's horse, which he said he cotil>f ^ tirtt give up. Alt! what delightful discus eions wo had on thoso warm evenings, not one of which did Mr. William ever fail to spend with us. lie had discovered that ^ dining in the middle of the day was grin I for his constitution, and never, lett well, he ' prole .to 1. without an early tea, which he ' ' could not get at homo, so hogged leave to j j, join ours. It was ?piito an evciy day thing, j 1 now*, for us to take it in the drawing room. I don't know w hether Maiy saw through his depth ab >u! his constitution .'tod his' early leas, but I did, and was pleased, an 1 j j! a merry party we used to make. S>mm | . tunes be would get me to give M irv a bv- J1 son in housekeeping, and set himself to lis ' ten with a serious face, while all the time j " those handsome eyes of bis would bo dan- j ciug with uioi'iinieiii: '"About logs of innt- ; ol ton, and apple tarts," ho would sav, w hich rl would send France* Goring oil" in fits of; ei laughter, aliuo.-t as bad as jioor Clara El- ( ai lioi's. I would sometime* give them an vv opportunity of being ulone together?for I i ^ . ..... ?t ? i i .1 if ivniviiiut'icu my Jw 11 Lviny U.'iys, JUKI IHO taplltre that was mine when 1 hail a solita j H ry nuniient with George Archer, l liniitc<J )k their interviews to tlnee liiiiinioe: at tho 'tkl last lick of ihc third, iu 1 would pop to the 7 drawing room again, which speed, I he lieve, rather exasperated Mr. Williaiu. One P evening, as soon as tea was over, lie asked ine to let M iry go Out walking with him. 1 ^ but I declined, and offered myself instead; and ho never n-koil tnc again. Nut, 1 \ hope, that any otic will suppose I thought ill of William Elliot. A more honorable w young mart titan William Banal never s' breathed, and I emhl have trusted Maty " with linn anywhere; hut my dear mother ! brought ine up to obs rve these iMinctHliou- ) maimers, and 1 cannot get out of them. 8 but they did uot want for oppoiUtilities ' of being alone together. Mary was ocea- ^ sionHtly invited with Clara to spend tho ll day at Lady Elliot's?who, 1 may mention, :t was growing less cool to her with every visit?more iiko what site had used to bo ! v l-efoio she knew of her son's preference, j a Tho carriage would bting thetu home at 1 ' night escorted by Mr. William, and a nice I ^ time those two must liavo had of it, for 'j Clara was stlro to go to sleep the nionteut '' they got in, and never wake till tliev g >t s< out. Plenty of opportunity, then, for talk- j a ing secrets; but it jarred against my old- . e fashioned notions, and 1 hinted as much to , '' Mr. William. How lie laughed! nttd 1 i laughed, loo, when lie tohl nte 1 was a good 1 old dragon of a guaidiau. Then, chang- s' ing to seriou.oiess, ho look my hand iu his, j and whispered to me, with that sweet, earnest oxpre-sioti of his fie?\ t1,,?i I could hot | protect Marv more fiiilifillv i!i,m lw> t.i ? - "" I for that she was dearer to him than she j c ever waft to tr.e. An end cam u to it?ala-!n!a<! as I think 1 it mostly does cot no to all things thai are ' joyous and bright in life. And then 1 aske I myself how I could ever have Wen deluded into the belief that the son of Sir l'hofiins , 11 and Lady Kliiot would really espouse Mary | Goring. i " IV. w A telegraphic summons e.imo early one ' morning to the popular physician, Sir Thomas Kliiot. lie was wanted, in all haste, at Middlebury, a town a few hours' j J* journey from London by rail. Sir Thomas hastened to the Paddingtdn station, caught ^ the ex|*ess train, and was with tho patient, , a lady, in the afternoon. Iler medical at- | tendant was a Mr. A-ho?I)r. Ashe. he was often styled in Midd'ebtiry: and a Mr. War- j burton "had also been called in. When in i '' conversation, the discourse of the medical '' tuen led to matleis foroigu to their patient ?no very rare occurrence in medical con* i " sulfation. I " "1 should like to know what her previous ? constitution ha- been," rem irked Sir Thorn* ; as to l)r. Ashe, speaking in reference to the n patient. "I presume you have been her ^ usual medical attendant." "No, I have not," replied Dr. Ashe: "this 111 ts the first tune I have attended licr. D . c' Goring used to bo tho family attendant. 1 '' JJnt n!i4? mini bnvo enjoyed pretty g<?od ili health, for lio lift* boon dead? let me *?;u? more than two year*, and no one lets been called in to her since." 1 Dr. (Joiing! Sir Thomas Klliot pricked I "J up bis ems, and a flash of intOllicence dart- il ed into bis inin'1. 8lw\ who was soon to vv bo bi> son's wife, was a native of Middlcku- ') ry, and the daughter of a medical mail. I" 'I bis Dr. Goring, then, must have been her 1,1 father, lie would a-k a few particulars. P' "What soft of a man was I )r. Coring?" ho suddenly paid. "UespectnbU? I'opula.}" ir "Very much so," was tho reply of Dr. i Cl Ashe. l,; "tJntij that nasty business occurred about his wife," broke in Mr. Wnrbilrton. "He lost both respect and popularity then." "What business was thai?" inquired Sir ili Thomas. sc "She was recovering from an illness? w ono of (be nicest little women you ever saw a. ? in fact, all but we'd," observed Dr. Anlie. w "I had seen her in the morning?for I at* In tended lior with all her children?and ly told her that the next day she might move I cr ' i ' ? ' 'HI ito the drawing-room. That we/about |i even o'clock. I'v tivo in the afternoon < 10 wjys dead." I "What from}" inquire*! tho physician. t "PAfwa, Si' Thomas." I MJNimon!" echoed Sir Thomas Elliot. I "Strychnin. Not a common poison thou." :? "By whom administered.'" ! I "There was the ipieisliun,"said l>r. A-he. r !t has never been cleared up, from that j y to this. With sumo people, poor Ho- 1 nt; trot the credit of it: (mt I believe the t an to havo been as innocent as I was." Sir Yhomna Elliot rose from his chr?ir in ? } ertnrla-d manner. His son about to i ,.ury the daughter of n man suspected of ! He sat down a^'uti. ? "The case wia published in the I/incot," r >sutiled l)r. Ashe. "Of course without ' ? i*tiu^ any conjectures as to the adiniuia- t ator." I 'T remember now?t remeiuber reading < ," cried Sir Thomas. "Hut it never struck ? to (hut . What were thcgiouiuU for ispeeting the hn.dmn d" i "In my opinion, I say, theie were no I rounds," repeated Dr. Ashe. "I novel nv a in ore allWtionate hw->b,iiul titan (do- J i ff w as.: and T>e had nothing to gain by j < V her death. Evert thing to lose." | I "The insurance money," suggested Mr, I i'ai button. i "Nonsense! I know a few cast that in ; is t' eth: very unjustly, if tlmy had only ' msidercd tho fact*. Mia. (toiing had a , j ear income "f jCJ'tO a Ywat, an annuity, \ \ liich dieil with her?did not go to her j< a-b iml or chil Iren. Understand, Sir Thoiu- : 1 ; absolutely died with her. She had in- j led her own life, so mo years (adore, f??r : I vo thousand pound-?or three, L forget, | av?for the benefit ol Imr thiid'tflt. |tnl j It at. i> two oi titles thousand pounds in mtpaiinon with threw bundled >t v.^.r' ltd Got lug did not touch the tnon*y: I c ivcwied it I r the children. He was a ton- ! gttcd man." "Was lie accused of the crime?" a*ked j ir Thomas. "Ofi no, no; no'hing of that. At his : ife'rt inlet meiit?I never b?w such a crowd i the churchyard hefoie?rotno voice* hint 1 him, Murdered' 'Poisoner!' that whs in Extent. Hut if ever griif was genuine i this world, it wm Goiing'e f r the lows of is wife. They were on the wrung scent," I uitterod Dr. As e, in n lower t< lie. "Dr. Goring, unfortunately,did not show j ut ijuilo clear upon another point," inter- ; ipted Mr. Wnrlmrton. "There was a gov- ! ties.* i eliding with them, a Mi.* Howard, | nd ho was t"0 attentive to hct; hut Goting 1 as a free man at nil times in hi* tit tinier* itil women. Some said it was her fault; ; at she laid herself out to attract him: and. ! I together, the atfiir had given pain and 1 anoyance (o Mr*, Goiitig. .So Mist How- j id icocived wattling to leave, and the lit- | 0 Gotittga were to be sent to school. lie 1 >ro the change w as made, Mrs. Goting w** oiNoneJ." "Was this governess suspected?" inquire 1 ir Thomas Elliot. "I don't know what other people may ; avo done," interposed Dr. Ashe, warmly, 1 had'iuy opinion upon the point, and al i nvs shall have, lint it does not do to j peak out one's opinions too freely. There ras no proof." "Where was the strychnia procured?" "Erottt Goring'a own surgery-?at least, i uch was the conclusion drawn, for he kept otno there; though v. licther the Lottie had it-en touched or not, he could not himself ell. Mrs. Goring had dined, and was sleep on her bed, the nur?o having gonn to cr dinner. During her ?b?eiuethe poison : *as introduced inlon glass of water, which, j ; was customary, stood at the bedside, and Irs. Goring, when she awoke, drank it. \ iorirg was in the garden the whole ofthi? j rite, never o.amo into tho Iioti*o at all, an ! ie servants testified, until aroused by the ' creams in Mris.Goriog's room. Mis* 11 ?w- , rd was in tiio dining room, which adjoin . d the ?ttrgerv, and the toorvants criuul'y i stifled that if she ha 1 cpiiltc I it to go uplaiis, they must liavo heaul Iter So the aso ? at wrapped in my -tor v, and remains > " "I'ho worst featuro wan, Dr. (ioiin.'s tarrying the woman afterward*," observed ir. Wnrburton. ' Marrying her! the governess?" exclaim d Sir Thomas Kiliot. "Ho did. She wan d:: ni-sed from the onse on Mrs. tloring's death; but, twelve roiillis afterwards, Mi*s Howard Lecaino Irs. froring." "Why, tli--1 man must have been mad!" tiered Sir Tiiotnu*. "He was wrong there," said Dr. Ashe. ,i I told him so. lint what I said went for otbing, for ho washout upon it. Ilisdeath I rasa mystery a)- ?; 1 nevereouhi fathom it. ' lo married this girl, Sir Thomas, went oil' rith her tor a f >rtniglii. and canto back so ! hanged that we hardly know him. Ilv tailed on tho journey a gay, healthy man; j e relumed waited in fi into, mid broken i t Spirits, and in two mouths was laid in is iiiat wife's grave. There was no purlieu tr complaint, but he wanted away to death; I terally piutd away, it seined." "And pined in silence," nddc 1 Mr. Warurton, "for ho never would acknowledge inwlt ill." "1 sW>> gentlemen," returned Sir Thomas, ! it was a hoi affair altogether, from begin ing to cud: one tiut too well calculated to ear tho 1; g!;' of i!hj* "At any late the light of tho day hnpvor been tlitowii upon it," answered Dr. she. "And tho daughter of such a tn iit shall ever become William * wife," mental!} , Miclinh-d Sir ! !i in.is l'llliot. "lint, to en uck to the next room, gentlemen," he added. loud. "Mv opinion " Wo need not f<?|lo\v their consultation for icii jfiti.-iit. Il c.iiiio to an oikI, and Sir hoina* EJiioL w. ni steaming up to town *aiu by (lie tir.-t train. It happened lobe slow train, ^tro|?piiior evey station, liich drove tin? j?!i) ml'iati into a for cr near' as groat an liml of tlio |>rk?r lady lie had eon to vi.it. Iio wm so intensely eager to ivet iiin wif?>. A compliment he had not aid her of recent yearrf, Ladv lillioi seized with avidity upon the j iforination. It was a pretext for drmaud uj of \\ illiani to break oil' the match. "Of jUIRO," who raid, "ho will not think of ca ling upon the connexion now." , % * < A presentiment struck mo that someling was wrong when Ann catno into tho i hooUoom, nnd said Sir Thomas Elliot anted mo. J hoso presentiments do coino I r??-s us sometime* without our knowing 1 by or wherefore, I)o they ever fail to 1 ;oiiig horno out! Never, with mo. Surethere was nothing unusual, nothing to I eate surprise or uneasiness, in Sir Thomas t - Elliot's paring us m morning vi*it connectj<J as our f unities were about to b**; Jet boor? I got lo tho drawing robin door, Hit hat wan to tako place seemed t > fliuh upon ne. 8ir Thomas turned round at my <nranoe, and prefixed what ho had to nay. l>y bating that ho had heon called to Middlejury, tho previous day, on profeaaonnl bu>iu?'sx. 41 am aware of it, air," I snid. "Mr. tVilliatii took tea willi u? Wl evening, nnd iicntioHod that you wero gone thtre." "How did ho know?" growled Sir ThotU ix. under his briuitD. "Called in and heaid t fiom hi* mother. 1 suppn-o. Well, mad nn, to ho brief?for 1 hnv? patients waiting n>\? for mo at home, and knew not how lu ipnre time tor coming hoi? ? 1 am concern d to l?<|| y??n that I received an account ol lie late l)r. Goring, ("Doctor,'as I hear lim universally called, though 1 find he XM only n general prnclitiouer.) which 1m :onsiderab!y surprised me," * "In what way sitf" 1 asked, with calmless, 't hough, indeed, my heart was Hut,viing sadly. "Why, madam, can you bo ignorant thai ?you iiiit-1 pardon my speaking plainly: 1 July repeal toe statement as it was gi.cn i<> mo?that Dr. G oing was en-peclcd ol having poisoned his w T??" "t>h, sii!" 1 in tor i opted, "Jo not, 1 pray foil, speak SO ilijoiioUid V of tll'? dead. I)l' liming was an iionoialdo man, of a kind ijood nature, I am cognisant of nil ihr particulars, and I assert that whoever i?c lu id 1 Jr. Ouring of kiliing lier, whs guilty of a wicked calumny." "Itut he was suspected," urged Sir Thorn us. "Nut by tliose wlioknow him, who know lltA cir. iinului./uij " "i'kore win Koino one cl*? mixed up in the all .i>: i? governiM.?" "Unhappily theie was," I fin?uers?d "SaV, rather, tin* author of it all. Sit I i<<>n* a*," i added, with emphasis. "liul I whi.->per tin* ojily to you." "Who after wauls became Mr. CJorine'f wif.it" continued Sir Thomtl*, looking stead f.islly at ttto. "I Mm ashamed tnsav rhe did." "We!), madam, tl is ix ju-t what 1 hav? heanl. We will not differ about minor de tnils, (lie fact** are the same. Under the cir cum*lnncee, von cannot he ftttrptined that 1 have thin morning foihiddeti my nun It think more of Mi** (ioring." "Oh, hii'Thomas Elliot!'' I exclaimed, "I will he n crtit I thing! ' "1 In pa nut. 1 do not wish to hntt tin young lady's feeling* more than ix nnavuida hie, ninl 1 ca-t no reproach upon /or. ! helievo lo-r t<? he, peixonaily, too-* c-tima hie. Slid, I inuet have due coneideiutiot for tny e ?nV In hbf and for that of hie faun Iv, at."l a \ oittig ! t 1 v liable to be p-inttc a' as ? in * ?!. ha lite daughter of Mr. <bi ring, of Miilillrhi'i y, cannot he eligible U become William Kiiiol'* wife." 1 think he e:t? I more; but 1 was tor giioved, t >o stunned, ! tmv sac, to rotiit m tier whirl it w.i*. I only km w he pert top toriiy In ike od the tug >tialit>n for an alii anre with Mary <?oiing. I watched h:u gel into hi* on rug" from the window, an I i don't know that tnv heart had ever failetl ine so painfully in my life. How wax I t break it to Mary? I did not know, though I p uidcred ow-i it ail thai lifelong day. Wlu-ti vveidiit! uoniex, and the finds ii docs not bting /</? I repealed to myself, how can 1 ever-ay t her, "Not only tlii- evening i? he ah*cut hut f >r all others?'' It will break her heart I.uey wondered why I uh t itled my-ei from the schoolroom, and I < mid not mux ter cour?:ge to tell her. S.> the evening came, and I had said n illiing, hot n brought Mr. William Klii. t. 1 called oul to the servants to show him into the din ing room, not to let him tome up xt.d-an.l then ran down uty-clf. "Oh, Mr. Wil iiaml" 1 uttered?and h i the very lib: me i count not netp nursling 111to tcars? "what is to be ilonef" lie took my hands kind m ever, but lib own Mere unsteady, and his hue nuie Ai unnatural palene ?. "What does M uy any? How does sh< bear ii!" were |?j-, fn.-t word*. 1 have not dared to tell her. I did not know how," "Mint is well, isiio bad l etter hear i from tne." "I'roin you! Oh no. Mr. Kiiiol." ' 1 eiii've mo. re*," lie thinly rejoined "None can soothe it to her in the telling aI run." "It is iho fir-t shock tli.it will be tin Wor*t, and I dread it lor lo r." lie tinned from me, put his arm on (!i< window f ame, and leaned his foiulie el up mi it. I did not like to wilne** his vino lion; his whole attitude spoke despair. "Let tile see her," be le-uined. 1 reflected, and believed it might be bw t Fur what was 1, wli.it were, all to her, ii vojUi|Miii."Oii with \\ iiiiuin l.iiioil "One promise, Mr. Elliot," 1 said. "Vot ii"t going to t ilk to li'T < f a . mtiiiu engagement, or?n ?private mar. ing. ; cuse me, but I have heuid of aueh tiling being dene." "No; I give you my honor. I have al lead) given it to my m > her. Thi* even ing is to close mv infoscmrso with Mary and the interview I a^k f>r, i*, ihi.i wo nun bill each other farewell. I have no alter native. Nona. My mother"?ho pnu*e an I a sort of .shudder nemod to e une o'.ei him?"dm mother pointed out?thai '*? i wool 1 say j>!ie exuded a piomiso hoiu nit thai ! would iv ver marry c!aii(|o..iiii. ly without her full c dm -tit. And I gave it. "Quito right. \ oil could not have don? olliei w ivo." "An.I now that lliev have taken this pro jtvlico against Mary's family, to a-*k for con si-ill Woul'.l Let fi.u{t!o >. So time is in hope, ant! 1 cannot help my ?-lf. I-it li?\ hail Lolloi - -lit' lowered his voice to * whi .per? "have destroyed iih l?oil?, jm hci mother was destroyed. It would have l-cei nioro merciful." 1 wont up-stairs to the drawing room and beckoned Mary nut. >n :m?: 1!" sh. aid, "what is all this < Is anything tlu mailer fM "Ves, dear child, there in," I answer* d fondly stroking down her hair, wh .- th ready teais gathered in my eye,. 1 havi known it ali day, and I could n >t tell y.ai William l'.iliot will; ho is in the dining room. Now do not agitate your-elf." "lhit what is it? Aie wo"?she UOliibled jxcessivcly?"is lie ' "(io to him, my darling, lie will sooth* t to you boiler than I can." So she went into the room, and Mr. Id iot moved forward, and clus, 1 the door xdiii.d them, while I pa vd a Ik at in tlu all outside, like a troubled ghost. It was yule dusk wh. n he c..me out to cave, but tlio hall lamp was lighted, and 1 aw the traces of deep emotion, of tears, on ! both faces. Ye*, on both ; and vou need not de*]vso William Kiliot for that. Wo don't, tunny of us, throughout our lives, go through such a trying inteiview as that had been to him. "Clod bless you, dear Miss IlaHiwell," be said, "and thank y?u for the many courtesies, tho kindness, you have shown ins. And God Me-* yon, Mary," he added, in a whisper, "and remember what I hava^aid. Though tliey h.ivo succeeded in separating U", though your path must lie miu ?ay and initio ntnUhor, and wo may not cusct again, vou will ever to first iu tho heart of William Kiliot." The sins of tho father shall l>o visited i upon tho children ! Whs it evor exempli Red, in any on**}, more plainly than in this? When my random, thoughtless brother inI law, Matthew (doting, made lovo to hit daughter's govorue*-*, or encouraged her to make it to him ? whichever it might be? outraging bis wife, ontiagiug me, (I, who pointed out hi* wicked folly to hint, and g<>t ridicule ft out hi?u f..r inv pain .) did he imagine that v<iy follv would be the mo ms hereafter of destroying his demost child's happiness and pt pt? * in lit. ? No. Yet it proved so. Ob, men! you w ho have f wives an I e.hil lien, how cmefiil sh uii I you l>e to (road in tho light path! A Ii?1 le- doreliction frr-tn it may seem to you but a . light in.tiler, net w. rih a ti night, only , j woitli the amusement of thu moment; it i xee.ii'd so to 1 tr. tiering Vet, fur liiui. j what did itbii igf.uth? 1 lis wile's do>|ruetionj his disgrueeful second marriage; hi( own early uenlh; the breaking up of bis children's home, and the during them out, oiphans, ii.lo tho world. Ami now the fa ' tnlity was pursuing even litem! Lightly enough docs man commit win, l ilt when i on the point < f wiilullv falling into it, lie j w'oiihl >! > wuli to putt- ?, and i-. tti. inhor that the promises c?t l... I ate i.. ver bii'Lec, an , . that or.s ?-f those pi mi?s i-., "1 will vmii > Til K S| ;,H Ol'iltkl iaihi.i.s i .'ON iliK t'llil.lillhh." [.O lit; i 'imim i>U.| A Khaki* lJuv.?A few weeks ago a PI--I. a.?? p ? Ii/mm y it\v tf t mi Inr inuiit, Ohio, which v.a* h'I( i 1 1 l.y h -untill . | hoy whu Is?\d f. in yor.uir puppy '-"ri* whieh ho ? tier. <1 f<>r safe. I'innliy ? ?.?? of tl.O . : crowd, Hi?j>iofti lh?? h >v, ?i?k> I: I "A Ut-'-o l'nu. nt ii*y > n (' , i " Vo*. nit "\N !, then." n?i nil h weok ah'jrward the 1 'filmicr.t'. lick) n lll-<.lili(J Hi the same plats, Hlel : among tio- on wd wan to 11! fc.'oii the snine | ellHp Hi ill hi" two remaining piij.*. II. I irii-1 for hours to nhlniti it pmeh is. r, mi l , finally wan uppioiwhed hy a lhinocrat an 1 . w-Uo'lr I "My lif'.le la 1 what kin.I of pups .i< . ll one you have t" , " ' l.ov're Um hrtt att put-, kir 'I ho Hhuh Ih ] tihlii an, wl i '< . I pi'o' > ?:d tlie fh-t two, haj p..iu 1 to I : in hem i._ . iini hruko out nt the hoy ? ?,y>e hero, \ u y? u g h Pi"? t? : 1 me that t|,v??; pip tfi.it 1 u lit < i von It-I w L ?i*io t ?' | up[ "I ? s sir," ! ti v .: i i -h" | "i'lit th?a'tnt ? tit / * . ' fh-'.r t M:xt o M'.amnoh ? Maxoi.!: (? i.mil.?Tiieie * ksi individual in . r Matket, "ibiilti! I .m'i ?vk.? is down on eim.'MV.Ois who don't -| . ,L I r?"Ir. "What's egi;?, this luottiiiiof" sty i a ens j loliiwr. ? ' j "A / /i. of . in*-,"*av* the <!?ai?r. . '! till nil?how | t) . ??wheiof*' , 4'sk buy* the custodier, getting up i j I*i**" >h .! ! "Moony, nioncv, ?ii! or pood otu! yi.'m] , credit!" his-" the i!. a!.-., v i understand tlio Kngliidi htn-1 pung?\ * :? . ' m\m lite nif-i' I "Not :?> y"U in x it ; !c i*, 1 . ' '1 )ll'l V f j1 Mi '. >1 ll.f i !i i..I. 41 What?t|?the?jn;?. ?per?dozen? , ( I?y. ?r?'if!*!" "All! l?o*r you 1 r,uy# t' f. i'. ! ' "Sixtoen o? nli j'l-r do?. :? is t!<?* * *i *. , li ey luuled !?//f . * i /'o " '! PoKTRAtT ON tiiiV, . VI.V.- A K.U.-a, coro j 'iKHVit ? ! tu?; ? i'.i ' >.t.'a i' d? i li ?v. ( irv, " * in ! l r ; I d ! . I >n\, hot n<?t llo-liv, itnd Irivi' g i *1 ,'ht <*j>. I 11*1 fillcliCHtl i* In t If i; id- t'V'-x lit ! bOok'Mi in bin !m? 1, iy-tm! < j 't It- !<. *? iu .t f ot. lli.n u< i, d.oi, 1 i. *, iti. i in3 , dining to 'I' 14,' tin.- I iv111 t xtr, ii, show' ing hii iuelitmlb'ti to tutu n v nls a tItt.:i.-!t lit* \vt ubl draw Id- -ir fuon .t stratum uImh% ti. l??? ?*! 1. i l?y * fiini-'u uioilala. UN color N sad vv an t bad, and ll.ii bi.o almost ?-\; r . Ibi \\ ?M , Ills i 11?I long, b It tin" b I of !li- lo I i luoju I short. A ' a I :? }> ir in hin board, He Wore a i t n - inI'?a long skii led bl%io toil, i -,t. a I ;i i rowned, chiiiMiev-potdint, I out of Mi ion, but well pi>* h l?ut hi# tnannor fpi a civilian wii* v.>n: .iv di i.' \ i I noci m tj .. .y. V il ot-ri a iv. as a dcfiidiioii ! r ] ,??!.. .ni ?i:t w? i .s i! it they vv ore wiilteit by a m i afa r 1 w ; 4 b a I. A ft ieIt 1 of ton v . i . Y-.n kiln .t, in m .ir.-li of a p ..i i d ' ?!i i.. t<< if obtained bv great nittii .d n-fi - and ' am i' 4 other# l? id >. nr.-.l t< < of . no \ ho 1 liaj'jit in- I to din I ? 'din' ) it, n 1 ?r tt.ti'i* c??ii: i i<t' |>!i ;;s i. 1 i v? i . t'lavelv ih il \ro lint i: .1 i--:it. ; ihiit tin: c?!t?! n?i nwitt w is wiillrii l?y I:.t* ^rjitleniiin l?? i\>:?- Ii !. WiDOwa.?-They are llio very mischief. Tiit !< i- i.U '.in. Ii ihev it* * iv?* iiji liii ii mind* io marry il'-no. 1 know ' ??ius thai w it It uihi? i;t: ai'l of limii i' i mi . ' lij?nliiini?, and evr: s I i.< a tnrin > "iMi- <'ii 1 *: " Wl'li! 1 Kill I < a. Ii. i - ( . wan a widower,) a i c i -j? her !iu 2I , > and Ih around till lit ii u vva* i, ill distracted tar ffiir '.in w. n. I lie kil?-l; ai.d % tliu t'i>iist i|m iu'it \ a , # .if w.i i s .1 ii : Sill i ill I'l'ilit t 11 I eO tll'.lli'loi stOlllls I iltl'i! ' over her lie id. . STATU Or SUf'TJJ ('.! <!()/./X \. Sl'AUI .V N'lll : 'i I >1 I lill I . IN Till. <:*>: It V (?. ?'KillN vl!\ . <' i i' an .r l.'U i * of A a 'i ; an. \ \ r i i! T. .AS 1'. < > 1,11'lOaS I ,.|tj, . | t.i V V till- |<.; I, U'l t f| . II III ..II .'1. i ' : llijlll.ii til iJO .! .la.l ? ' Vlt!-". I .1 1 ( > 1,! , of .1 \ \IhS l?. MA i ills, lalo ol ilic Siaio pint I I ) ll icl :.'"l' a-'l. tUl . I: 'huM- rnv lliel'i ft. ta c nil.I .ulllioll >li ill! mill n_:" lie. I in' i '"I > liiT'ol tin- -li.i i|.>? < . .!, I i It - mi ! nj.j. .lr i.lllie ('.'illl ol th.lir ary, f. ; s.i .1 I), iinl.1-> l> I M a Sji.ii liiii!?ni .f i ni M f . oil (lie i'i ol N.W. til'ji l lli \t, to ' iis f..nso, i! ai.;. ''.it, why llio .?..l letter* klioui'l not h. >,' ni' il. t. .. ii . ' r niy t tad and r. :>1 o < > " , il, "-'.l day ol Oct r, 11. llUti I'l.N, 1 >cl 3'J tiij Vi o, H. II. The State of South Carolina. NfAKTAsnurtO DISTIUOT. IN THE CO CRT OF ORDINARY. Citation fy> Ik-Hcm of Ailtuiuii?tra:ioii. WIII'lltK.Vf) Amn Htnson Imth applied to fur IkUci s of utlmiuivlrutiori fte boni? i on th<? Estate of .1.-f?. pit WshUuj late of - Id Si aio! District, dcccntd: I'll, tf ar<.' th?Tc."i?> to i and iuImoiii>li nil m'id ii.n^rliir the k'ndrrd i creditors <?! lilt.- r i'.l deot .nd', to b> and rtpppai ; ...c Coiirt of Ordinary lor uu'kI dintr*vt, to Ik* I. ?t Sp trtinil'iir!? t 'oitrt if num. oft tin* 2lM day of i t in ta r iii*!., to fellow tuuu-c, it Hit)' exist, tvliy n l.< it. rn >liuii| 1 not he granted. Divert tin. 1 r iny lioudatv! ?*h! of office, the 2 day ol 0? tvUr, Dv/6. II. 1 ) WD.lJi, o. u. xi Nov. 6 37 i, I STA TF OF FOOT 11 CAROL TN. Si AklTANUUKO OlblRICT. IN THE C<?l's;r OK ORDINARY, lame* M'.'l!ur;S, Appt. vs C! nrhs Mcllo ;h III. defendants, ft tinruun* in partition. !r n 'j fHriii'.' to my miI;>1 .ct'nn that Churl** ! ll.i.-li, Tliomtt iilcliuipi, tVil,?..n Moiiu ; All x .iid* r MtCnrl' r. an i lit1 <c a I.in v. ! , f j pin ii fi t niott, mid S...*-.'i 1. w.tr, nod Jolu lirowti, In mil d d n'.r.but- ?s At l.itHr o- tin' 11.-!.it , H ii all Mrllu^h, ili M. it? ill from u ith.u; lull -i ot ill m .St ;U: Ili*t!i. r? . rv oi !'r .1. ill..'. I iU'I ..i'Ii "I tin in be anil upptur at llie Com l ol diuruy tier Iiiil I >.*-li et, to, hi la I i t S|hirtuti!i Court 1louse, on till* V'lth i! iv of .1. nu .ri noXl thou raiuu , if tiny <m-:, w hy th te.1 la-tat* Snail Mo I In ill, ilii'M., coii-'-tii>'? of one lihiaJ mot twenty hit'* ot i.iiiii. inofo or K?*, lyiii; the wittiT. of HiiU!It 'I i "i-r Riv r. <h Mild I > *i; Ii >undi fl by 1 .n I* of 1/r. Win. C Kilftore. I. i\ar -ii anil oti vrt..?.li"tid u >i In tm. , tin t the | V V ' > III till H'llll " Ol 'l l< li tO b< p.l it O it C oll to law . or |hi it cot.hi ill to tho .nine wiil lie tii pt o e'infe.110. ti v< ii mi ll f my lined nr 1 ?"il r>f "flfi , i | N 'vcinl r, 1 Sfor. 17 lb > V? i ?1 7. , o. i Ot 6 37 _ Bra! Estate for Sale. UAUK odoRi I N1TY. 'piIE' mtof I.ANI> ind 1*1,A N TATl'?' 6 1 diva .1 lio'i nr. i! ct.l . n o ' : *?.-u? lcri'i", mo c m |o?x. Oc olllit- m luiiutitul lo i.'tl.V li?co,i>tiM .n Sji.il li.nho: ^ il.nllicU ' I i.-i is . *' ..ti.i'iy .hi i ton vi ii A utly iinfin iv. I h . In 11 iy hub l.i ir. I: h w. il wat. rvl. i*i iliVt I'll i'Ii I ti loi klol k. i tic Intol I o IkiIIi .-'Itfe *' I l .''*! 11. Il'l , llj Ut I'lll U..I J l/l 1 oinn lin t > i 1' 1. I).. II. 11 t . rt'a:. 1, < f Sj .ir: .:A uri', w 1 in!.imatiuii u* f'V a !? tIi** |i.'ic . 1< no! i'f ' h *1.1. It w 'i o'f.'ic.I ou M'lioSiy lb.- 1* I. > I > . hi1 < r o. *i. .it j c a rv, ; * s-,.. rtatd C" ir lie o. .lOllls tlx'i. .Inly 10 3i9 _JJJ P. BQI .i' i SpartaBburg. t .'ti.i . K <1 i * . s: ,* Sji.ul*. I'i tlli- II Or I ll' oi. lV c. 'V!ir. i ' ' I < fill. .1- "1.: . 11 b I -' ? 4 I'.MiU*. . i?* 1 r. y t;. td to com. ; pii- in, .uni vi i ii rl. i diimniili ntainsit h niJ , iot?* IIK. w -i l'mt i II. M I'** !*oi 'I-- -*' ' I ?u-s i> P. \ l.!;NuN, ( K. i> i I Ci'in's. Oiiicv Ai-iftt.-* Hi. 1S'6. '..".-1. Y\ EQUITY? Sparfc\?bi:r?. . i ^ . ... ;.i i i r \- t Ml ' j "Y ? | 4 i- .?** ??* .?i ill ;!i?" CVu: f l%.o I ; ;. :: t< .' ill i .. til. ? > ' av't ; l.i . . 11 !*.:- i I < a *A.. . . > i\ '.I. ',? .1 - . - i*: ? i ?*..? erf ', hi i i . *. i* r ii.* ;n |. i ?: .-v .i .'( . .! ' . t.. I J *!i . 1 ! ; I . ii II . ? || | i' , ?.:i !.iv ( ? . r *i xi, i I-....- < < . if it,% > ? . ii - ? ~ ;ii' . , ?.ni l> i , ;; ? :;i ! lii -i in N- *<1 ?! ,n!Ciif.!'a,' to lnv?. ?r t ! foiin n. in r.in.' K Dinn pi* i'iii'Vii"! I i. V4 II II . i' . IK l i . I *' . ' lay v? ! r, A. 1>. I i. 11 1 f. i stat:: <>r s . :/ c iron: > ... . IN 'i 4 .AUV. .ii if tin. J . ?. ' ' - . .11 i I l>' : 1 . ' i U I ??| i Miec he'fa " ' <'l tli.- * i ' , All-. i ::'i* , i il I on i-il * . * . . I * ' ' I |!i- fact l! n! ii' r i - .: .1 . i I .* ;;i i' ! '.v . " . i . i ' ; . . . ' a ! i1 i . r i i .ill i...u | 1 r ii : i. ' |h-i ?*n < ' f t./. i>! --.ii II . ! . . : *' !!;. . .1 v >1 % :?,? In liiivoi ? i .: \i i "ii i " ill ii ) ?, \ 1 I . ' ' 'I I *i I p.i . .ii' . . i . ; !! 1.: i! .! . II, .1 ' I. .. .A ....... .1 1 li. , I ' !. 1 iiltmifv t . !, ! V 1 v.hy !. . 1+ "t i! -n .. M-t :!i i ! i. ili.uil'l n : !?' i, ll ' II 11.1 1.1 'l-? f l I IliC pll'lii : 1.1 ! . i . ..; t]. s l.V..rt v>iil bo :i | lin .1 : 'i 1 . it;.. : I'linst '! I.i .i. r . t . J ...i.i il t' C'-iirt, i , j., ?s. ; li. i; ?u ni n, ' ' .1 - 10 ? * i atai s >r soi yy c a no lis Sm. \ 1 r. IX Til ii O .! ?>. < A V. li ' i:. x .. . 'x . . v i. iit -voil!? ;s I <1. All.' it:*. C ; ( . ?il . .X .- If I .? ?;? '? CM.lV wit I \ * i i KI11. A S t t . ; : it i ti <? ! i :?# ? "if ii . i 1 .' I i .: . . . , . v. s !>, < i . 1ii.,i. i ' <-y hi. A I'iijIi htkI l.irey liH < : |. . ' s l;:i |< ; !.-( w I ri i' . in . *?!. ' 'in i nt t: Ms i?f i'i s S !i : I* ts tin ' i-r< 1 : ? t r r. . .1 ii 11 i, l? 1 li.i l;;;." i flr'fl . < lit II".: .in tli- Oil ii"'- ! iiii it !i<nv ?mi?sc. .( i.v ? -. why ti. <-?tn:o ? ) ilic 11 1 iii in . .i !. .1 nut be iii. illy nttlli.il, ' . ' , S il l" I I ' I In- il <p(.., i II i . .1 i.' i i!i j I. i r'.s w ??r I i i <>i i o : :i i: 'i.if Si: to c;' . .f'j ('urolini S. i i \ .i;; .. I> it.t. r. i\ 'in.1; * ?>. ;r n or.niNauv. .lul.ii t i'.;i A t - ; n ili t ?|>er, In ?'l ll 1 11 la||t4. t ' l it : I 1 |" \. ' t iHjn i ' * iv ill. Ji t|>, .14 i my fc.i .u'Sinii tli.it Im ii l r, VVil ill t >fn r, I' I! i .1 Coo) or, J i A1111i4.. iiii'l Ami h < , \\ ii i.iin t'ulo, \ ot Iitil,', .l?iiiii 111 : 1 ry, S\iti?nns A ij I' 11 ib t!i A in.. , K ?! Am . -lull w An lln Inn-, at I i <i| l' li . .;icr, ili''" il,, nttrl In ii 1 1111 1 Ir.-'il H'|nv>.:i|:ititi'H of Mi try Km'r <ii i'M . 1I1 (i n 'nut in tlii* a invf oil-o, n - 1-.' li ill w.ilinul ihi liitni* 1*1 tln? KdU-t it is i'."i< irili t o.l ami il' r? <1, tlmt tliov ho anil ?pp v llii- t ' 1111 11 < lul l.,11 y 1'j>r vmti ptrict. to bo I I SI .1; itiliiii (' nit lIottM', oil th.' 1 tt!i ,,.i) N it, 1 ' 1 111 \i, 1 1 Hi ntv c.iuk', il nny ft at, v tlii la?i tvi mil |, -i.um-iit 1 Mnthctv I'niijvr, il "Inmi'l i.* t b * ml milled la ItM'&tc in iltt nnd 1 mi form of latv, ?>r tini 1- ooinxiit in tin.- k.ihic b at ritb'ftvo. i'l. ( iit'ii ui .f in) b.in.innl ;.l >f ufii-c, ! . Anst, I!s.ii>. il, 1I(<V\ DKN^o. e r ' August 21 2C 11 AYER'S = Pfljil -*tf Are coring the Sick to an extrnt ne r:"; before known of any "Medicine. l|Ki r *.'! INVALIDS, RlAD Altj JjDGE FOR YOUBCEL JUI.F.8 IIA?*i:l., F.-4., Hi* WSM known l-rfmnr NO" Clie-tiitlt Htrret, iTmarfefple e, whtine choice |>n, fell. aio tumid ul ftliiuh l? very iu:lci,tiya: ~ ... 'I am happy to ?:iy of your Cathhith Piu a, t Q'l, hate tu'llld llir'n a I 'l-i family lliuiHr'tif, f-r cot u?e. thin any other within tiiy kn?wtfit}fc Many < ' liirud- li'*vc i*;ili/nl miked ii - (hem, *i !t t . i , i Hi n in t t.i Hi.*-1 H 1 ' ? OMr..urii virtue* fif diltrlni; out di-Sn*** i?.?l cttrmg (he e H. (. rro i "t luty flVrtm), ti t oaf" *inil pie;. *n! ?n !? tal rpialitie* tvliitli mot ui.ihu Ikiu vnlued t>> (lie |i w ticn llit) ?ro know p." TJm Vrticr.il Ir t.'lm-.crllor WARFLAW write* froti tliu' if, I'tli A|>r;i, I ."I: ? On. J I". Aver? H:r:l have Inkm Tullf Pill* great hum lit, for (lie lntle?WM . long I ?>i ?; ! ami Uilio'i* lwrdache. whirh h.nof Ian-yearn over mr in the tprii A fetv ili- " . i yiKir Pi'l ritred o li.ttro liked your t'lieriy I'no r il many v? >!< lu ttiy i fur rniiKh* Hint rdltlit with unliiliiif f I' t co. \ on jh, Hihlitliif uhi? li ti.re ; ai il I ft el il a I'leveiee (o com you lur flie yi* I yuu have dunp and are doing." JOHN V UEATTY, r.;Her. of (In* Penn. Railre.t ' *" any*: ' < ' ' fd. !l. 11. I'lKrr, PhiUhlfhia, 1)". Ill, I tin " f'ir: 1 tal.e plcasnrg lu adding my tr*tiui nj I , , ef.lr v of y 'it i iMllriner, I .win <U vril \ ry u.i ' - lew-fit fr'iit (lie ii- of (null jrntir Pectoral end tlal Uf t'llle. I *m n't or v. iilioul (lieni in nit luiuily, nor . - over ion-cat ( I" , ivllllt uiy lirtnnu will ; uCnre (!i t, ti. Tlie widely n .wr.i 1 ?. 8. HTBVLNH, M. If., of , (,i vv. iih, N. ii., write*: , ' "II it in u-d yo ir Catviraric Pitxa in inv prac r' cretin Iiuiii ?f? m tim (Io.t tl.iy nee mi inv iln.-.uV | on live. In i i .fdiunlit I futo lumaot tlie liver, c. ' iKiiilnlii, inil" ?? ton, Ci atlvi III e, and tlie (jro'-l t ' ' ' i.i ili ? ? Ili.?? follow,.tlir-y nie n -urer reniwty lln j r it tier. In nit iHiiea w liare a imiBfive remtdy la re?| III'- I I i'I li' ft eolMlliailll til' : l*i 11J (') 11:0 | I, H 'j.ei r in any ntlioi f have nrr fuuitd. Tliey an ill it r I : "I 'lie. , -i I |.erfi i lly H'fe ? qullities ' i ? ill i"> aWe -iri" le lor (ni' lie nar. I I i III "1/ t ear, kie wji j,.in Curry I'utcru! na 11* .1. I :u ilie in ttin i eil I , mill i,i<> r |*,ti? nie m i r i tldt adr.iiratile p,e|aratii n f<ir (lie ' lueiil id ill i a?t?." I " A'm. Mr., .Vi.r. 0.1, II Mr. ' Ail" ? Pour 8 if: I have t>een a(lT>r*e inv le'ii u i li rufnla in it? worat fnrtu, nn.l nu*.t t'i I, *n4 an untuld tf gaiqunt uf ? I .1 ii ecui' '-Tatjr our. if In a few week* !,y your I .'til f I lielie. ! ' r*t<'it (iiK | viti". i nil on f ii'i 'piiit"! f.lien you fvall. e what I havcauirerad.au - , ! loU8. " Net i ? until now have I iiee*i free from Una to orl f '' ! i! i?r i <<1(111 ' ipe. \l linn t( attvrhed rev ev I f.. I iu?'ii imp ii I l> tii'I, I"' "tlr- I ip <littniluillli(t jv i . ,i I < '"? ' " tljr.l in I In m-.iI;-if it v t.paii, a* it do.Ho) 1 ' I liiir, and lot* Krpl we |iattiY halil : II my u?t?) Nim 'ii1 | ii <?tiu .; in iny f.vcp, arc! )i< | ( it ftir mi .iiib a taw ii. " A1 i niin i. at In iiiini'i i -I tilling ) i Ihartk* 1 i I- ami now am uHtfhr fir- frmn Hip CMUl '' J V\ >! air well, my >km it (nr. and mi funr i..%? u.'liril p i . .I'll) Kiuwtb ; ill if Will ill WlAea u> n alii i ') ? r w itonrn. " I!-, ; . -I Ii-mrnt ?i*y he the ir.rat'.if rojit * * ii f riti i': 'ii i tint iii ill do |[nud in t'llirri, 1 nm, w itli ii miiUiin1.1 nl ^l.llituJa, Ymn-.&r., MARIA RtrKf I have I tin tlie allots uiitl M .na Kukri lint rliu.iin i ll, ami Iwt (Uiiciiii i<t i -ti :1\ 'me, It AMIREW J. MPskrvi iivrf. r i.f the 1'i'H i.n itli Alantilariui nr < C?ri. JUKI. !'!t.\TT, "f tlip rliiji Mniion, wmei I i in:.. I'M Nf. ami Ii i i-ii". rpi"ipil? I roul-1 :r> , I i.t a few a ) ii l'iil? h n n.tii|il- ii )? rifltiMl me In lie.iith. ' ipii t.n in in my <Iiilit11 ri fur tvnttii , wtlh the Ii ti. - I'hi y ?i ir plnn|ii|)' ruml. I trc. itmtrinlr. 111! Ill fill .'ill II .1 l. II. i> . v Ii Iii tr '.dp.I Ii , I il! ; I.l- t I I1.P ill K few t! IV1 tl-Pvlitd *'t V i n Hp U ii I it It eilicii.o in ti.r wotid ; ami f a m I tu i Ki .* fiuiB t * ch-iin. ni-' -I H-ilWliii of Iii* ? ruin, w ' 'i I ulhant < ?-.Tit ? liavo mail* fcii kiri.i ii, ii t . > ia U..- ! ut Kit ii ilil.t tii^f Slala " A'. p Ctrfpp , , r.'i .'T.-rit, i "t'ir: I have rteM *n:i I. 'an in a*utflric >' > t m? up i ,n l? . 11 r fun ii In ii Wr?i I !' ' IT w: i '.in I,-', ii: i VI|P I I ,? ? II, I > II.HI t. III hp I Ttc , an) Il ' Ii ir;..i 11 lid I lie iith. M> c.i ' |iii ui i t *i i'"11.1 fn rn ti" ! V i C it* i..-. iii.il l*i it. Ii If an Invr.liiaM* rrtnr 'lipir r n, A ii-. il t'llliih.lP l'iti.% l.aVr e , I 'll' I i.II '.I a i ill a . .ia ill- .11 I.' , nil, . i ;i i ; 'i i i -, ? it ,li I):.. i 11 eli i.. it nt. f* i it fnPi tf,ht 1 In! ft ? til n ' I til li?'l ldiy.icmm iil.trh link hie ll.t <?.ii - r.. . ana fiuni any <>t? the nuuieruaa I I .1 Y i la a'. Doctor, lite n providential L to i i i it . and tin nrnv mpII n; ,fi-i' v e are i llllllllt.il ill.. \ all!" I, 1" in i. . LK.', \ i . r TII.WTI " a nf c1 Jrr t^i' " I>*. J. r \i rn- I!.-t r -1 i r: 1 Im* p p. v'r miOi inpl i I Hi~ t'n ut" I'u . Ir't tiir I'; .?i r wii haip I pii rm* I by Ii i-ni t i .In dr> hIoiI rtirm J rn.. r v. I,.i Ii .. I II *.T ... *. > l.P fllht <i' Ii.t I ii.p. ! a fi'.V '! P t ?1<-p- !;? P n it i Hi '< p. I,) hi 1,. int in t.h now > - > f- I r-, ii liirtl I m" il . .1- pi.'.ir. Sv i. ll;e lit V . ill I 'a . il i * in- 1'iu.l, ' - Willi { 1 t r> - .i 1.1 i II'! I:. .VhiVAl TIip ahi' arp nil frntn j?pi- i i In are | iiMiPly 1 Whore tlir I -nip, mid ?IiO Wiuild not tuak<- tiic?p m*i.U in. .I i. ttiur-n Ii c.-i:virU>ii thai Hit) vvcr Pre' >rc A by PR. J. C. AYER & C< Pract'.c. an.l AnalyiiialChPiauta, Lowell, ] .. . ;>l, nil.u' ; .jo'l; i- Yi ; : t ,! . , ::.-4 Va.i ! (* ' ' - i ii ni.ii,? . IIAV:i..\: ,i ii; . \;i!i \r.. r y WllOLK.iALU AotN 'i \ it" ?! 1"", I v;*!i Bflxt *ro; ; .... . . mTTo? .11.: i '< A M.-i'.-i. *;Y(? 1\ \\o\y A*f. ' * A I' \ I UY IN I, U . ' A .... .a'.i. J iii^'a , .. ' It i* n- i n i | . .. . ? . ... j .....'"oa n, . . .... . i tr,-.C!i.-' ui's .i : j :i. :?. 1. .. sn, <n Tot* ii i . . i .. t 1, i ?r ,vi in 1; mi <?> uw i . .;?ij ' . I * * .1 ii I v ' ] . i .... i . I i . .*?, .? r.rir . ! j . is i. ?M 15 j . i ! > , I rn-am*.* in ii* 1. . t v . tii'tljf vl otm | lijl 1. !> i i T * :it ill.. : n 1 Pur! .en- ' V* >1 ii .'" i o.l I y t' -i.jvi.i !< ??f I.: i i . ' r ' il I.'! | r: ' in* l'r. *d S;:*iiJi r " t ? t'?. t r1.i,fc> i *:it .*s y r \PwTi M'r V. K- ' : . i.:. Kfitm . ii i. I. . r I ii i . I '! .?, < )M S I 1. \4.. cl<?? X?r l'o ' ii i> - !: 1: .1*, l*V:nilr 0?ir??i ,: Ii I' I ' * t !-ur. J ! ?irin it to t! . i I v i. .!:: ? tl. i inrtii t? y. . i .\ < ?*f f? J.! 1, !> J !i ' 1 1' *u < i.i;?... II ... I u. it d .ill" > -i . i ! _ . '*i'ii''.\ an i **lTi( a i. r ! i .i.la , ii : 1 < im the 1 I I, I *. ?!! tl< ill** 1 ll.lill, fllill.l'S ll.u ' '* . i !;i *liv. I'll*I r* -tfM? s !*?< ' I'on?lil . .* ! * l? n i own hy lit i*< >..i?r* ,i -i it?* \ ^<r it- fin 1 1 iv i : *4 \ '* >; * i *: . is i- i u'.. a ! v : \ r *t I. a lu c flio Uu .* Hi fn >S Iicnitliv; a ?!uir'i? . - . tbk* i* mi* iv : ? ivi?ilit mi liie v> o, , > .1 * i .! is ill i \ - li rr*i*. i la ji* Mi r i.. v .a" .ti*s n I. i*!? wo l i Jr tin | 'His fm ii i.li pirti < ' tin? I ' ' l S'.i* i. i? llif 1k*hI < v: Ii ii,*o llait ill l?* in Im liil " ! r t. Tlik Pit 1 Vil; i*|x>rs, in .* si ,|M i* iiii'l tui'ii'O in i, v.*.'.! kiln vii ,l ... < . a ty, nil Id ill i* l* iiioliv l*i I III* iii tui ?f. xi run ' ' ? i t i!i ! '. lit an 1 :?n Alln ; i", rti ' ; l ? a . !) -It.ll ' IMII - (i .<* t a\ < li. . P. IP SPANISH MIX fl ill-.. t is Mosr I ;:!U I VI ;V Tltl.S'U I I I'. rtti MvVtl.l V V.M . all wtui' Hell, vi i !'. : iJin ! tuil iii n. V, 1. 8. U&i& J* ro.. r.t'priflurs, $0 a 'I. j'if.1.1. Ilf.il/. ?<t|# V To \vl ui) nlloniiH it t > i t !? uAilr. J. I-W no by Orii * * -H n i Country Mm null i'ir i'! the ITii-*?- " " .ti*nn.l tlicCn ,,UI i an i liy I i ii' I ?I i SI I. .Spur'.inVt ni !1N L. TO I NG, Lmouvil.tr. M..tV8 11 ilbesl Hnulmop, UAI'tl !;i; AM* liAiU l>lii"<SK full- ( i > / Mtuli tin<! Cltfiich tinfc!.: Ill' II j tll'tr ? llxloilitT* sllilteil IVt'CC .4 tieiit iclil iun? jar i> . utli, throe thfHs a v.i. . ,.t j r o! inonif?, anil every <lny*ut frit jvr nt >mtr. i by i Ss?i i?' 11 '- i Mexican Mnsfang Liniment will S ' NOW N ail o< cr the Wot M im ? m-of tli i\. I, o n i iN ill live f?.|* lib UHiJlt ^til, r>tii - f..n?. i,ui . i ?u" 'ii. t * .?i .at .?>, a tui at uii . I ol tnjuiivh. i'Vr ?a:u V> lio ~.ilc nn<l lb iitil, I i I Stpt. 4 ?8 tf 1 l>UEU & HUMT: s. wt qlliland. ' general commision agent. NKNViV.iKUV, s C. ' a6j?| Ihi >I?IM.( n'D.i/i' ?av? > ? *.rvicea.to nil l ?! ' .? ..I Nv?Uii\. as r OericrAl * I CuniRi'Miwi Agent, tor the d.?|K*?] ol their Celt on VCr uod other produce. Will j-ive tut personal Allrn* tiou to I'eoeiv'-ug, Silling, Storing or Shipping of 0 tto? au?l all kind* ?f j>r?><luee inirutiud to hi* * . m c?rc. V idr* g3% ' Il.ivinp iiiaUcuiriDgi nui^* tVUhdiflcrcnt H?M-.)pr *' 5tujU no*, hoi* now prepared to make liberal luitaueea i pu Cotton tripped l" Charloton. CS lift 4 I >VIJ1 nho pev the liigboal market r?*h price* on; 'i'lny di'iwiy for all th? Wheat, l Uur, Coi n nud other ..i co. ] J rm^cc that tali he brought t- t!..f n urket lor 1 Bale- ' T* * An c*[)? ricucc of Vi ral year* buaiiimat uK iihue, | I'Uec.ii) ulh'tn Viifiou* loin.h, indlictr hit" to belief? - ; ( that lu vail pioiuoiu the interest of plai.tci*, ?nd 11 ?*' . bopcaby pimnpl mtimini to merit a lilt r;il tliaro wiiit 1 "'" Clangor fur tolling < ! alopping icuic, Cotluii ? > o< at" per. bole, nil other uan>ai ti?'i>? in nke? nccoidttiicu with custom. The beat of refcrcuce* nuiie \ I u'.il tie hrst of January ntat ..lie may be found mend about iht'Sloru Itoom formerly occupiedby M*s*r?. I \V. tV F. Glvii. ff n"' hc P3". (&* 'v?r Vi dW IB? i i " ) u i' iiVriHt M-: :* - j i.-V i ?, < tvbcvry CoitJ'l Flottse, ivout- i Importer and I?caler IX ll.UUnVAKi:, I'AJXTS. OJLS, WJfr* ,ir' ? DO w a LA HS:t.'Pf>ChRII!? GENHH %r E1'???: ! At.LY. DRY VOVDH, HATS. *" i ! SllODN. AXD Cl.OTH ai av<?' *cAxif-> * 'Air* ' UVYEJt OT C( TTOX rl.Tve A KJ) OTlfL/l COUX1KY PRODUCE, r i.i- t has no* in More one <>l the Li'uiit,aiu) mo*t varied \ in no ; j-?tik*I? ofGood* in South Cnro'imt, .-ftnl is prepared . ( to ofi'iT lo hi? nuiTicron* Iricnda tita! customer*, '.'*1. 1ht.i1 itillUiomenta ivi . h elilllWt f-iil to nruvo to 11.. in th?. i .iit- i >1. J iitii n!?v.i\> in ti?** market for tlio , pr. ln.M- of COTTON ami COUNTRY I'ROI .u-! t I> IJ C13 nerjil'y, ntrd hftfntvrs will fitn) il uer&l\y bo | |y to ;h< ;r inecrei.t, l?y i .llinp on mo before making1'io" ; their arfaiiguiienu-el.-*swh.T'e. 1*111 R 1 S. T. AO NEW, < Importer "1 Eugbiih Hardware. * .'my 18 tf !l|..r? j ??????? " ' ?% 1 mS | MUSIC! cm- i VHUY lor-^'i !?' U-frlien of. the u?. j /Y ?n'l Lvu - ! improved 1*1- nT*M" Tff \ rcyirj ANUS of nil kin 1 enu be hud ut W J? if ? ,vcry ; R A M SAY'S i ['Vi'um I'lANO PORTL AND MUSIC STORK I C0LVI3IA. S C?>." I IT ? Inv;te>. a > r-.il < \ .roti i'ion of tln? late j?a fit.m 1 m- u llrlht. I>flVii A C'oV.eelcj !t 1 \?r.! f anew. Kvery mtttv.li pntirAuti. d. Zt^oo j ^Jnnc ^J8 18 . n6oas: isog~KX:: , ' :r**' ^ I Uiiui | *' j .I't. av | V ' \ in firo ? J-. ": W>> ? ? i* j, * rJ"MiE -v.'"- tibn tnlj.Mh/sTb tl: o, Main-ntrcet ( t iili! oMjv-ft. t. Court If-.is. . ?*tH:nn art g? n?-r?Hy .n i>. I in <" ' . A. i o i.i.rs aniTeotT.wii'u EngTifc BelfoV. A I: rz? variety "of BUS j MISCBLLANixOTTS BOOKS, I U?)?ii* . ir i;|o<iP..-.i-ii!cAi. hi"' CI i. ilCAL. MiA iiANICAE. Poetical and rculf" . il'.rki.,?: v.::;om t-.i ^ :.:iU priec ?. ;<. inq 1 ' Ufi \in ll.i; of Novel* >? iot .in- TIL. "I'll li.'.i.i., L- 'Hu> i\r?i'? ; Tl'M . .. i 1<iA E6' tl'Di fv'.Sini'. dv.?Xe. L , l.l.ANi. P'juKS. A iiumhcr ?.f. Il T M It > to..' j"> 'Ci.S, . ' y tht<wJi!vio)H iUm.ininj.tion* t-v-i.i. (JUri?u.?t.:. U * .i if o ih ;i lar^c nwtlmtux ct u'.IkID F\.M!LY BIRI.KS, 1 " ''r o .- 'J f O.'i Kn-r..U SIlil I.'S. fr???>i " ;?it . I- : A:. I f fe.-TA.Mf NT* j . .o i .. ti ..t ? > i, I . .i. 1 r?A t EI? fiOOKb, iW *'? ;,i v: r.- : > pro ' .. *| . f ;y of ...rviitf oua U>oki?.t?' j book* r " ' o:..l P.m. < r.. .V . > 1 i.?I "?( I'.. >1To C.iiiiuiercin! ami tins* 4 r. ... .,??!. .i conio.un to ike finvat ?y 1 ' Black, R:uo and Rfd Ink. h?3W ?ru';v: rcifrni: riAHO. . . .. i. i- ji< i. in mv. ji.v-ci* for the r;1,n I l! ...[' i , th ? -; -r.U.?t vur.CTy ? ur < tvl i:i tii no-, mm; .. (.Via !,o;u- ll.c la: V?. :r... t .;?id m;'|-a> ij? n.M-k?*a.) t I ' .v- t: > J- . .. i.: ;r i iv !?. V.lfc w ilt efv, ? . ,.l ' 1.' !. I'l..! i| l.ia ni,U New j Y ,'i,'ji:ij .'.In v \V?>rk?t!:? i" i:\v.nw. ' t C \ '! i' n l.?, fee., nl c.i*h 1 I'l . '.Ia.lt,. 1 la' . I * ' ."4 V, ilV fti?U l?? fccll IJl'l'kl .: > . ' I \ r t! r. i ihi \ hair ovrr bMO Hit j i.i : : I it*.-, po to ?lo an entire . ii i. . ' ? j j.tr v il! . nil ?"1t!i tlirir tnoir .It ! -.ii'l tlmt liny t-nn buy il i'.;.. . i inc. .i- ? !. -ii' .tit thi-y tfoji (ut rei n uinliianr Churl. *Uiii, ii ? trCAhL . \ XJJ SKE.JtZ V IJalJAM W Al l- 1.1*., A. H. II. i > ' j i .1 on liberal terms t". I .- . j- ?ii .ii i -ill tor a Ilo- k or II 11 ;.-.t t ti:iv. ii. ; . t, I will immediately orr of j dor t'? '? !* l?i? t m t? it. a .; '1'! 1 a I f the Sot'TlirttN II.\Rv. . . :gi v oil In-1- I, o 1 >! -..aK and rela i. ai Ji- C.WL |4tH>N s'|?VItE. May 1'. 1*2 >f i\ . i : r^iirhicbtirg. ; ' I >r. I * ' >W.!V .d li! n 11< n.it ix, by her 4 i ...II II \f-. ("a-. i W I aa. r 1, l-.lt unor fa ' 1 at Wl.'J, ..a,t'...! ..l III' V. II..' i|'J, tt. ill liable Jli'l ' .r l\ t l;a?n, drc. * T ; ;"P' in iiii" ' ...till ibis Court that - > ' s ' >. " - I. Vt a f. Mil, il,. luiraai ? "" iv o' N.1** vMV. .' il l, ah .-*?!.,ami the 11?_ ir? at > .11 S. Vl ' K i , ail a'tl,, i.ll.1 .1. .1. \\ aiflair'l, * ' til i1 * it in ih - < -t, :.ro ii-.l i.i Ix-ynnd lite '' - " | i - a , . - S: .: < ?:i i i i a.: II ? . IJIwardti vt ?ti 11, ( . .t'- rnji So : It iri* creal thut tln-yappear ' *"j nu.1 ( ' d,.-i..-'t "f .mr, ('ottip liiil, within ih' ti-ri -;'i ?i -ii th. <1 < ',or thesatn* will >nP" Lut .kt njtro n^i.it'-i tha-in. ww Til OS O I' MiKNOX, c. t, t. d. r . li CoV? Oili a-,St jiu-in'ier 8, J'-.-ti ?9 tf. u.rui, |Jj LQtiTY?Spnrlanbnrg. tl'.va'i \. a'. :i : 1 M \\ alsoll v- .1 rvrri/.? ' \\ ;< t i j?] I Hill fbr Account, It. lief, ?.Vc. 'i I ] ?* n Obedh ?>? < '? -in or.l.-r of ?!?? C'onrt of Equity ailin.r 1 thi- oil- . ill or ilnnrn ..! the nb*? nt dvtitor, 1.1!' -, .IAMKjS VV Al.-U.N, one of the dctrndtnii, are i?. I..ri y ml aied l>? come n, [" inland verify their , r- i mania lv me, wuh n three mouths fioin tha 1KB. liiitU Ul ill * Mill'. I r, ad J'lluS. O. 1'. \ KR-NON, o. e * n. \Ii- Corn's Oiirico. Am?. 1.1 Auc 11 !25 tf , i! 7he of South Carolina. t th?ir ; hi? via vMil'nr. imstiiu t. IX TUB iDL'ltr i?l ORDINARY. ^ 11vtiry Wiil'iiu nil J v. ?, A) pi e.ints, \*. .folio W, \\ ildnm* aiul < ther-, Dcfctidauu. . j(i Summon- in l'arl l:uu. It a| j> ii' ' C t<> inv ? it'- t i'ii il at .lobu W. ' V. i > . nwnW i'n?, llr.rrn Knicht, mix) 1,1 i\ Siliy. M. c'. linfry, and the lmrs al law nn<l jv 1?..;-i 1 fi j'i i * niiiiivi - ' f Ai.tin iv \\ iilianis. dvt'd., J. 'idaul- n the alxiee raff. r< ?i1e from and with<mt tin* liuni-of tin* State: Il is therefore ordered u l ill 111 . J, ill..i tin ;, U and ii|?|Kur nt tlie (\iurt !'i of Ordinary lor mill li.-tilol, to lie laid ul S|^irtanl?ui4 I i-urt II< uv, ?m lite ifelh (lay of I >cct mbcr ?t "a m \l, t<? .luiw iau>o. it nay i k ?t, w by the real r?. ' 1 l?ii tale <4 Frederick \Villwuia, diotAieil, ei<iM>liii| of fin. tiacl l-? d lyiUtf on tlio waters ?>f Pao-lct if It wr, bounded by land* of Math*w West nnd i . .i n, ix?..i...ui-a4 mi? hundred and forty acres, in.>;e or 1 *. -I ?' 1 not be m id nnd the luoecvds ic Id ?t ' of the wunt p .id out t eeotilmii to Iflw, or their coO(loin, i ii'M t" tin' iiiiu wilt nc taken />! row/esss. km (d \ i ni.iioi niv Ikii. I tad -i-\! of oihi*, yd Scpliy umbei, lbo6. U. llo\> DBN, o. s. t>. Ml. I Sv| '.vinlir I 28

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The Carolina Spartan. (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, November 13, 1856, Image 6