Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

^* ? V v ?-?i . r 5%^^ ffgnBy^tyyo ?nro r ;,' 'GT-- <&, ???"? mSBm"^ "urawoni?s. \ViU^mKipUioi Iwuuoil^owii, i??J l.a& his prnjwwlp Iwfnre us for Mary, 1 euuid not -> }>oliov? my own ears:* He* frnnfcly stalled ?' W..W4 W.J L?ly Elliul rvoro ..... coA'tftfy ltK'pucMHy tu.o pi?.i9ti3@K tlix?y b^'l lookbd ton Rw*cfiwrnf rank and wealth: but tlvoy' had .not will?ltuW\l?ey- eon^uiit, ^Innil, ho Wn'R. cocttiiu, Mitry* would &,uoti .win her way to their outiro lOvo. IVrliaps thi* was a* inttyh as M*fy could Jiav? turned for -? indeed, moie; for in point of worldly greatness William Elliot' to<m aboKltof. I suggested thai they >it?Suld imt'nmrry .until tho "entire lovo" of 8b- Th.oinas Elliot nnd his wife hUu ?^Srtrotainecl,' but Mr. William laughed at me, and of course Mary thought with him. They wero both in a maze of enchanUueut, and comiuoti sense was put out of the <pic*lion. For !\ (r w WlH'L'K .1111' li.iluo ?' U f I. n wln-i. AjitofVof tho pleasant. Preparations wore Helult fool fur the approaching union. Mm ry'a tilings wRje bought, and Mr. William took n protlv abode tit tho Regent's 1 'ark lie did adopt advice in one pniticilfaij and 111 at was. to begih Hfo in.a small way: more iti accordance with his own limn his father's income. A good fortune isnulooiik to hint at'the demise of Sir Thomas and Lady Elliot, but Ihov might live m?nv Venn So ho agreed to Hot oil' in h very m- doratn style?jfor hint?though I thought it n snf ficienily sumptuous one. One man nn<] two maid servants?no carriage, r only Mr, William's horse; which he said he entiii not give tip. Ah! what delightful discus 6ions wo had on thuso warm evenings, not one of wIit.clt did Mr. William ever fail tc spend with us. lie had discovered tlint dining in the middle of the d.av was goo.] for Ids constitution," jtnd never i'elt well, b< prote.lcl, without an early tea, which hr could not get at home, so begged' leave t? join ours. It was mute an eVcty day thing now, fof us tot.ik.Vit in tho drawing room I don't know whether Maiv saw tlii.mgl Ids depth hIi at! liis constitution .and hit early teas', l?tU 1 did, and wag pleased, auo h merry paily wo used to hiaiki. Sonic times lie would get nie to give Mary a lc* son in hdU'Ckoeping, and set himself to lis ton with a serious flute, while all tlio tim< thpso handsome,eyes of his would be dan cing yvid. nievi mieut: ''About legs ot' mm toil, and apple tarts," ho would say. ivhijl would send Frances -Goring off in (Its o laughter, aliubH as bad as poor, Clara E! ii.olV 1 would sometimes give them ai opportunity of being alone together?for remembered my own early days, and tin lapture that was mine whim 1 had a.siuitft iv moment with George Archer. I limitci their inlet views loth ten minutes: at th< last lick of the third, in I would pop to tb drawing room again, which speed, I be lieve, rather exasperated Mr. W'illi.uu. On< evening, as soon aa lea was' over, he aske< me to let Mary'go out walking with him but I declined, and offered myself instead nnd ho never n-kod mc again. Not, hope, thai any one will suppose I though ill of William Elliot. A inorfc honorub! yomig mart titan William Effibt nqve breathed, aud i could have trusted Mm with him anywhere; but my dear moth# brought me up to observe the?o punetrlliou manners, and I cannot got out of then Hut they did not want for oppoitunitic of being alone together. Mary was occ: sionaily invit?d with Clara to spend th day at Lady Elliot's?who, (.may metitioi was growing less cool to her with ever visit?more like what she had used to I. befoio she know of her son's preferenct Tlio oairiage would biing them homo a night escorted by Mr. William, and a nie time those |avo niu.A havo had of it, fo Clara was sure to go to sleep the momen they got in, and never wake till tliev go out. Plenty of opportunity, then, for talk ing secrets; lint it jarred against my ohl fashioned notions, and I hinted as much t Mr. William. How he I toughed! nnd laughed, loo, when he told mo 1 was a goo< old dragon of a guaidian. Then, chaug ing to seriousness, ho look my hand in hiand whispered to me, with that sweet, cai nest expression of his face, that I could iTc protect Mary more faithfully than ho u'oiih for that she was dearer to liiin than sh ever was to mo. An end came to it?nlndnlas! as I thin it mostly does conic to all things thai ar joyous and bright in life. And then I u-.ke< myself how 1 could ever have been delude into the belief thai the son of Sir Tlionlfl aiul Lady Elliot would really espouse Mar Our tug. / X ' IV. A telegraphic summons c.imn early on morning to the popular physician, Si Thomas Elliot. Uo \va? wanted, in n hasto, at Middleliury, a town a fuw hour: journey from London hy rail. Sir Tliomn hastened to lite Pnddington station, cuugh the oxpvesa train, and whs with tho patien a lady, in the afternoon. Hot medical al tvndant was a Mi. A>he?Dr. Ashe, he \vn often styled in Middlebury: Wid a Mr. Win burton had also been called in. When ii conversation, the JUeoVrse of the medic* men led to matters foreign to their putiefl ?no very rare occurrence iu medical con sulfation. "I should like to "know what her previno constitution hits l?e< n." remarked Sir Thorn as to Dr. Ashe, speaking in reference to tli patient. "I presume you have been lie usual medical attendant.*' "No, I hava not." replied Dr. Ashe: "thi is the first grfie T have uitended her. D Goring used to bo iho family attendant Dill slic must havo enjoyed pretty guoi health, for ho lift* boon dead;?let me see? more than two years, and no ono has beei called iu to her since." Dr. Goring! Sir Thomas Elliot pricket up his ears, and a flash of intelligence dart td into his mind. She, who was soon r bo his son'? wife, was a native of Middlcba ry, and the daughter of a medical man This Dr. Goring, then, must havo been lie ' . - ' '< r...i.^.- ir.. ?-? 1 - j i.jiim >. jli** woui'i a*K a tew particulars. "What soil of a man was J>r. (during? ho sullenly said. "KcspectabW Popu la.p "Very much so," was the reply of Dr Ashe. "Until that nasty business oecurrei about bis wife," broke in Mr. Warburtuji "Ho lost both respect and popnlaiily then. "What business was that?" inejuirod Si Thomas. "Sim whs recovering from an illnessone of the ni&st Utile women you ever sav ? in but, all but wclf," observed Dr. Ashe "I had ?6en her in the morning?lor I at * tended her with all her children?ati< told her that the next day she might movi ,. "into^the drawing room. Thnt .wat^nho, ; ..-ehrea .?&?>* ?4>y 8v? nft AJjfe .ftftftrum bU? w??^t'.nt. f * i^rL^.^'i fc.Whnt from!" inquired the physician. upllMti Sir Tiionmg.'^ j --j>^aLrw(. *..?*; MVispnf'.etdioed Sit Thomas Elliot. ? *. "Strychnia. Not a common poison thou | "Hi- whom administered!" "Tiioift w;u tin- question,"said Dr. A*h "It hus liQVQr boon cleared up. from tin tiny Uvthis. With spine ?Mpp)o, poor <d ring got tUo credit of it: but I l.elievo tl up an to huvo been an innocent as I \vib?." */JSir l'liom?? Elljut ro*o from hiselu.ir i n perturbed manner, llis sou about 1 innrry?tho daughter of a man suspected ??-! lie sat down again. "The case was published in tiro Lancet roa tinted Dr. Ashe. "Of court# withui casting any conjectures as to the adiuiui trator." qpee.- ' "1 remember now?I remember rendu it," cried Sir Thomas. "]Jut it never slrin mo that??. What were the grounds f suspecting the husband!" 4 "In my opinion. I say, there were i grounds," repealed Dr. Ashe. "f nev snv a uioro allVctionate but band than CI 1 ring wiu: and be had nothing to gain I by her death. Even thing to hwe." |j "Iho insurance money," ottggcsteJ W W.Hihurion. "Noioon**! I know a few cast that his tenth: very unjustly, if they had on Considered itio fact*. Mrs. (during had clear income of jCdOO a yarn, an auuuit which died with her?did not go to l> I hiit-b nul or children, understand, Sir Thoi a*; absolutely died with her. She lotd i Mired her own life, some years before, ( two thousand -pounds?or three, L forg* nrtw?for the benefit oi hur children. It what is two Of thiee tlioiisanj pounds rMinparisou with three hundred a yet I And (doling did not touch the money; invested "it I -r the chiidron. Ho was a in hgiicd man." I "Was iio accused of the clinic?" Hnk ' i Sir Thomas. "Oft no, no; noting of that. At 1 wjfe'a inteimout? I Mover k?w such aerov in tho churchyard before?eoni? voice* hi I od him, 'Munle'Oi!' 'Poisoner!' that w tho extent. 1 hit if over grief wan gonui ill this world, it wns Gojntig'e for the loan . his wife. They worn on the wrong seen ill uttered Dr. Ash?, in n lower tone. j "I>r. Goring, unfortunately, djd not ?lc< . out quito clear ujton another point," inl , rupted Mr. Warhurton. "There waif a g*< f ernes* renting with them, a Mis* Howri and he was too attentive to her; hut Goii , ' was a free man at nil timr* in hi* manin j 1 with women. Some Raid it was Iter fat j that she laid herself out to attract him; hi altogether, the affair had given j>ain "r j annoyance to Mr?. Goring. So 1 ! < Q aril received warning to leave, ami the a lie Gotings were to he sent to school. 1 f>?ro the change was nmdc, Mis. Goring v a poisoned." j "Was this governess suspected?" inquii Sir Thomas Elliot, "1 don't know what other people m j havo done," interposed Dr. Aftho, warm I "I had'my opinion upon the point, and 0 ways rhall havo. But it doe* not do r speak out one's opinions too freely. Tin y was no proof." "Where was the strychnia procured?" ^ "from Goring's own surgery?st lei ^ such was the conclusion drawn, for he h< ,g s.itiio there; though whether the Lottie t been touched or not, ho could not him 0 tell. Mr*. Goring had dined, r.ml v , asleep on her bed, the nur?o having gotu ' her dinner. During her absence the poi# , was introduced into a glass of water, with , as was customary, stood at the La Isido, a t Mrs. Goring, when she awoke, drank e Goring was in the garden the whole oft r time, never oamo into llio Itott?o at all, , the porvj'mts tesiiflcd, until aroused by i 1 scream* in Mrs.Goring'* room. Miss II. ard was in the dining room, which ndjn i c;l the Mlr<r?i i- .in.) - ~ - -- )# - - - -- p? . ?, ??'?u H?C nCI lilllll t> ' testified (hat if #h? 11Ail quitted it to go i j stairs, they in nil lmvo hoard hor. So J i case was wrapped in uivatery, and rema 8<>." "Tlio worst ff at tiro was, Dr. Gorin .' marrving the woman afterwards," obsori j Mr. Warhurton. \ "Marrying'Iter! the governess?" cxclai I ed Sir Thomas Klliot. "Ho did. She was dismissed from k | house on Mrs. Goring'* d?alh; hut, twe e I months nttcrwuids, Mi? Howard Leea j Mrs. Goring." I "Why, the man must have been nin s uttered Sir Thomas. v "He was wrung there," said Dr. A* "I told him so. Jiut what I said went nothing, for ho washout upon it. His do was a mystery also; 1 nerar could fathom lie married the. girl, Sir Tjtomnf,' went with her tor a fortnight. and c.uny back ,j changed that wo hardly knew him. started on Ilia journey a gay, healthy m ' iio returned wa-ted in fia.no, and bru] * i in spirits, and in two months was laid j ! his first wife's gravo. There was no |>arli ' ' lar complaint, but he w aited away to den * i literally plneJ awav, it seemed." .. J "And pined in silence," added Mr. W n | burton, "for ho never would acknowiot | himself ill." t ! "I see, gentlemen," returned Sir Thoir . j "it was a h id affair altogether, from bc_; | ning to end: one nut too well calculated s j bear tho light of day." 1# "At any mte tlie light of tho day! e never been tlwowu upon it," answered r Ashe. "And tho dniialitor of Slioh n mn.i -1 never become WiUiualiwife,1' inentii Concluded Sir Thomas .Elliot. ."But, to back to the iji.xt fooiH, gentlemen," bend J j aloftd. "My i?j?ini?in? ?" Wo need not follow their consultation i, their patient- It cusno to an tmd, and Thomas Elliot Weill Mounting up to to j again by the lir.-t train. It happened to . a slow train, stopping at every stali u which drovy the physician into a fv>\ or n< Iv n? great as llmt of tbo poor lady he I jj ; been to vi>it. bo wan *o intensely eager r j meet iiis wife. A compliment bo bad ! paid tier of recent years. ' Lady Elliot seized with avidity upon . | information. It was a pretext for dona in<f of William Co break oil" the mated). | course," she said, "bo will not think of teiing upon the connexion now." ' [ . ~ A presentiment struck mo that son r tiling was wrong when Ann came into I ! school{oom, nml said Sir Thomas I'ill - ! wanted me. 1 hesu presentiments do coi v across us sometimes without our knt?wi >. , why or wherefore. Do tlley ever fail - | heeitig boftio out! Never, with mo. Su 1 ly there was nothing unusual, nothing o I create surprise or uneasiness, in fciir Tbon ut Elliot's paring us a morning ri?it connect- boll ?i e flash ilpoti thro me; Sir Thomas turned round at my en- beet (; j trance, and preihvcd whut b j hud to say, l?y 44 ; etating that ho bad I eon culled to Middle- Mid i Hury, tho previous day, on profenaonal bu- eic?, o. j duwa Ani ut I ' I oin aware..qf it, sir," I sn;Jt "Mr. wH w j William took lea w Jh us lust evening, and Tin. io mentioned that yob vTero gone tMre." u?, . * "How Jtnpwf groyilcd Sir Thorn min In an, under his breath". 'Vailed in and heard you to it fiom Ins mother. I suppose. Well, mad- liar of ant, to bo brief?for 1 have patient* waiting 'I now for iko nt home, and knew not hoiv to upn spare time lor coming lime ? I am concern- find at ed to tell you thnt I received an account of \VI is- the late Dr. Goring, ('Dirt-tor,' as I hear law him universally called, though I find lie dan ig was only a general practitioner.) which ho-- ma' u considerably ntrpibed i?h*." * out or "In what way sir?" 1 ,-ukod, with calui- poii Uesn. Though, indeed, my heart was lint- got io taring sadly. iinr er "Why, niadarn, can you ha ignorant that her b- ?you inu-t pardon my epenkinl* plainly: I haj IV only repeat the i-tateiucnt as it was given it to ran?that Dr. (Joiing was sir-pccled of wiv [r. having; poisoned bin wife? be j "Oh, sir!" 1 interrupted, "do not, 1 pray re'i in j you, apeak so injurioUnlv of tho dead. Dr. | Jig! ly ! lioring w?s an hnnotnblo ninn, ??f a kind, woi h ' good nature, I am cognisant of alt ilia ?? > y, ' paniculate, ami I assort lliat whoever no- wh ?r | cused l)r. Goring of killing lior, was guilty tioi u- ; of a wicked calumny." owi u- "But he was suspected," urged Sir Thorn- | chi ??r ! m. | ??ri' rtt, | "Not by tho?? who know him, who know tali til i ihe cirtUiurlHiiiMM." j em in ! "There WM aoino one oUe mixed up in j ??n ii f ! the affair: n governcm!" j w<> he "Unhappily there was," T answered. , tho in- "Say, ruihor, the author of it all, Si? Thorn tha ae,*' I added, with emphasis. "But I wiii>- Tin fed , P?r 'hi-t only to you." imi I "Who af;ei wards hucame Dr. Goring'* ,|H j w if.d" continued Sir Thomas, looking steaded fasti v at mo. k)i: ?H "1 am ashamed toaav she did." j ,IK' ks ""Well, madam, thin is ju*t what I have j bo; r,e heard. Wo will not differ about minor de- 1 of tails, the facts arc the name. Under the cir- orfl I " cuniHiaacce, you onanot be mirpiihed that I have this morning forbidden my ?on to j ' ><v think more of Mies Goring." ?r. "Oh, Sir Thomas Elliot!" I exclaimed, "It will be a cruel thing!" rd "1 I'ep? not. ! do not wish to hurt the ; he! ' young lady's feelings more than u unnvoida- 51,11 1 hie, and I ca-t no reproach upon her. 1 '"In t|r. I believe Iter to be, personally, most c-timn 5,11 1(l' | ble. Slid, I must havo duo consideration . 'hi j | for n?v son's honor and for that of his faun- 1 K j lv, and n young lalv liable to be j> .jnU'd lit- i *} as?in s'lort, as the daughter of IV. Go- ! l';i j i ring, of Middlrbui v. cannot be eligible to rait I become William K.ii >t'? wile." I think ho said more; but T was too >! ,0 j grieved, too at un tied, I may nay, to rem cm- ( '",l { her what it w as. I only know he pert-nipav tori,-v hroke oil* the negotiation for an alii to: j* arice with Mnrv <ioritig. I watched hitu 3:!? into hi* carriage from the window, and ' j ( I I don't know that mv heart had over failed ! "i'l ( mo so painfully in my life. Jlow was I to j C break it to Mary? I did nut know, though I pandered over ; '"'i t it all that livelong day. When evening ' * come*, and she fiu.N it clots not biing /o?n, j v U" I repealed to mvsolf, how c?h 1 ever say to : jj- her, "Not only (hi* evening i? lie ab-cni. i l"' but for all others?*' It will break her beart. ' <() Lucy wondered why I ah-uited my-elf from the schoolroom, anrl 1 could not uiusIOII : ,. , , ' l4 ter courage to tell her. So the evening (| j came, and I had ?aid nothing, but it j jt brought Mr. William Kllh t. I called out i:' to the servHnts to hliow him into the din- '*'1 ni? . i . I in.' r-uitri. not to I. ? iiint hi. - i j tin ! thru run down myself. "Oh, Mr. V> il tfkl Iimiji!" I uttered? and for the very life 1 ;(j ! me I could not h?dp bursting into tears? j " I "what i* to lip done?" > ( '* j Ho took my hand* kind a* ever, but hi* own were unsteady, aild his fate wuie An tno i .it 1 ''S | unnatural palehes*. 'Vt.Ht does Mary say? How dovs she . , beflr it!" were Ids fitrt word*. ' ? I linvo nut da rod to toil Iter. I did not 0(1 | ? CO I know hovr. ^ "That ia well. She had tetter bear it; nil . ? from me. ( the "i'rnm you! Oil no. Mr. Elliot." t , ,|V(1 "Believe tne, top," ho firmly rejoined. , "None can soothe it to her in tho telling atno . ? " hin I can. , .(i .,n "it in tho tir*t shock that will be the worst, ami I dread it lor her." j ! lie tinned from me, put his arm on t?ie ^ j-(' i ivitidow-fratue, and loaned his foitdiead up- . ^ alli ! on ^ did not liko to witness his euro- j' . lion; hi# whole attitude spoke despair. it. : . ,, , 1 , 1 thi ' "Lot Til? poo her, lie te-unie<i. I reflected, and believed it might ba be t. '' |j,. i ' "hat was 1, what wi re all to her, in j Comparison with VViliiuin Elliot? "One protnise, Mr. Ediot," ! paid. "You ?.eu . . m.i c * . i ir< a'e not gotuir to talk to Iter 0T a uonlininsl 111 rs e ll(! cn engagement, of?a?private mar tag, ? Lx. . cu.se me. bnt I lia\e heard of such things ' ( *' being done." "No; [ gjvo you rny honor. I have al ;,r" ready given it to my m > her. This even- ( 'o? iug is to cl'wd mv intercourse with Mary, il and the interview I ask for, is, that v.o may '*' hiTl each other farewell. I have no alter j( 111 native. Nona. My mother"?ho |au >;d 4? an 1 a Port of shudder scorned to come u;e> |( ( him?"mv niolhor pointed out?i!. it i?? ',ri~ 1 won! i shv she exacted a iuomi*o f <u iik Dr. .. ... . uiiii i wouni never marry e.auue-itiinly, : without Iter full con*mt. And I gave it.'' 1:1 i "Quito right. \ ou could nut have dona l") 1 utliw vv !-< ." 1 "Anil now that tlioy have tnkon thin pro- Tli (jndicc ;\g nihil M.-irv's family, to a-?k for con- up ; , .-fill would be fruitless. So tbure is n<> on ^r hope, ami 1 < mnot help myself. l?ul they |j<? hail belter"-? he lowered his voice to h s! < w" whisper?"h-ivo destroyed its both, as her 1mother was Ictroyod. It wouhl kavo been utt more merciful," Irn 'ar* 1 I went up-slair.s to the drawing room, tin ,IK' and beckoned Mary out. "Oh mini!" she Su ' *? .said, "what is all litis i Is anything the ?>t< "ol matter ?*' "Yes, dear child, tbare is," I answered,' ,s fondly stroking down her hair, whi!.- th n't ready tears gatliorcd in my eyes. "1 have known it all day, and 1 could not toll you. Cl1* William lilliot will; ho is in the diningroom. Now do not agitato yourself." ^ "lhtt what is it? AiO wo"?she trombled . excessively?"is ho " ?>( . io- "Go to him, my darling, lie w ill soothe I*? tho il to you hotter than I eatt.'' iot So she went into the room, and Mr. Kb ino li it moved forward, and closed .' ?.??- 1 ng ! bolnnd them, w hile I paved about in the U.> to hall outside, like a liotibie 1 ghost, ro- It was ijoite dusk when ho camo out to ( to leave, but the hall lamp was lighted, and I ,|av ias taw tho traces of deep emotion, of tears, on ' \ ;v?^'.V - . s assess--"oeanaasss??? face*. Ye?, on both ; and you need despiao William Kiiiot for that. Wo 't, many of ua, throughout our live*, go High biicii n trying inleivicw us that hud ? to him. Uod von, dear Miss IIalii well," be 4 "and thank you for (ho many Courte, tho kindnt-?, you havo ahoMin UH?. I God hi*,* yott, Mary," he added, ill a oj or, "ami remember what I hnvo'said. j nigh tiny have succeeded in separating i though your path must lie one way and ' e nnOthor, and we may not meet again, I will ever ho first ill tho heart of Wih I i? Kiliut." | he einsof the father ah id I ho visited n tiio children ! \\ as it over exempli, in any enrfe, tuoro plainly than in this? ien my random, llii-tightlcs* hruther in. , Matthew Goring, made h?vo to his ig liter's govorucss, or encouraged her t<? j ke it to liim?^-whichever it might he? raging his wife, nil tinging me, (I, who nted out his wicked folly t-> him, and ridicule from him for my pains,) did he igino that very follv would bo thennkiiis enftor of da&tivyiug his d unrest child's ipitiess iukI pic. pods in lif?-j Ko. Yet proved so. <?! , men! voii who have en and ohiidicil, how ca-efirl should you to tiead in the light path! A little doeiion fiOtu it may seem to you hut a it matter, m>t worth a thought, only itli 'ho amusement of tho moment; it and so to I?r. Goring. Vet, for him, at did it tiling foilh? His w ife's diMrttei; his disgraceful second Marriage; hi. n early death; tho breaking lip of his birch's homo, ami tho driving them out, lint)*, into thu world. And now the fa ty was pursuing even tliein! Lightly ugh does man commit sin, hut when the point of w illully falling into it, lie n!d d-> wul) to patibO,and lonioiiiher that promises of God aic never broken, and l one of those pi mi? * is, "I wu l vmit : *INH Ol' HJK KAlHRItH I CON VIM ciiil>S." [lO lit: ? ONIINI M>. J A Suauu Ho v.? A few weeks ago a ok Uepuhlice.ii meeting was held inCh*rut, Ohio, which was attend'- 1 by s small y who had four young puppy dogs which offered for sate. Finally one of tho wd. approni hing the hoy, ?;..kcd: "Are tlieso Fiemoiit pup?, liiY ?"U f" "Yes. sir." "Wnll. thetl." said the liigi-ar-hlirii* ?pn"" .... . - il take ih('bO two." About h week afterward the Democrats Id K mov'tllpr Ml llltl SMIUO |>lm ?. Htld iont!> * cr< \vd was to Irt fcOeil tilt* Snllie ?n mid iii? two remaining pup*. 11. l<1 fir bout* to obtain a purchaser, mi l kI!v was approached bv n Democrat an 1 io.ir "My little I'l, what kin I of pops nr.>9 you h??ve i" "They're Mil. hwrmi pttjv., iif !"' The Mluck K< pnblh an, vl > hn l | i'.'"' the fir-it tiifro, l. .| ji"i<? 1 to be in he..ii_. d hroka out ?l the Ik'V? here, you \ iti g ri.sr.d, : ! ;'t I me that those put--* th.il 1 ?.;ht < it list ?>. L vveio J'\rt?i>nl i up " V ?* *.,nil-," ! 11. Vi ;.i.K .1.. in tnliMi*; ut these Mint? tluy'i .; >* th-.lr < . <y . //." M1XIN I* MK.IMNOS MA*.-!.!-.O ... ii.?There i? an individual in Quiucy irktft, "doing Ini-mie w ho ii down on ionicts who don't ?j. .L ir. "WlmtV tgi;*, tl.ii tujuiin^.'" v?yi a cus lier. . "A./'/ji, of coum-," *av.? lite <!?a!ur. "I mean?how do they ' 0 > ??-wlwoof'' l,S!i -1" snym tli'j ? :>.t n r, gf.li; * ?; what f o ' "M u'sy, ni itiijv, -it 1 <<r go ul end >i-nl dill" any s the d. alet*. "It..n't \ I iiii.1t . I 1 iho Till! li Inna,;**, rii-!' s.y?lhe custom.-r. "Not ;? > y -u in * it -In . le i;, 1 ri't!" re-pouded i!.?. . u.;iohn:.t. "What -; ? ? tin? piii r?dj/.ou ?your?egg* "Ah! now \ "ii talk," :v* ti c v< ! ? i*toen cent* ji'.r do:-<n is th.* price. v.;" V 11aided <>t I\<(iouit/> >\ . l'OHTHAIT ON GoV. GuAI.V.? A K Ulsa* rri-nomlctit of tin? Gincitui.ui Gnzetto i*i Gov. G. try, of K ,r?. thu-. "Govcnor G ?.y i* at.oiit *i\ !' ? ; two in. s in height, l?r ;tl si.? ul loioil i<: i b my. t not tle-hy, and h iving i 'lit stiop. s foil lo-ad is not i? It l.i. <'\ . i!..". ik'Mi in liis Ileal, 10?in! 1 j :t I? >!e afoot. l[is n-moU iiiiii, I n;;, ami in? ning to jr.tjt,* the I .\?n < \livinity h!u>?* an inclination to ttnn npvar?|s, anigh ho would draw hi- inspiration* from trat'.Un ah \e ti...' l-rou'de I l>\ common jfluln. Hit color in ?:*!! w an i l-ad, and J f.l.'O illII)t t'XJir-nniw less. ll.tt? 11 hell rwned, cliinmey-potdiut, 1 ngoul <>1 lush i, but well preserve i, but bin manner for :ivilinn xtf>* wonderfully dignilb-d.' I.vNOOi.rr Qi ?:uv. ? A Hibernian g tw A definition for ponlhumnii* wot k* tl> it cv were written by a man af <-r lie was ad. A fiiend ??t mih wa , a ! w y-o. it.;, in search of a public ,1 tatiutt, to be lained by ureal men's end >i-vim. i is. and long others h id tec lie.) tliat of mm < iio ppened t.? .lie h.foio the petit - n ! ?r 'he ?co couid be pic-onte 1. lie veiy j;r;ivel\ d us it' wo thought it tte<\ - ay to s'at.1 tho end<o?imenl was wiiUen by the litleman he hue he died. Widows.?Thev tiro tho very inischief. ler? i- Ill-tiling like 'clil. If they .ke thuii niiiiJa u> iu irry it's doiio. 1 knew (i that was toti ibiy alraid of liinmier an i .lining, and eveiy ti?n?* a storm o>mt' <m ij won! 1 inn to ir. Smith's lions-, (he M a w idowur.) and cl -p lu-r litllu hand*, d dy amund till lh nrm whs hall disictfd tor fuar slm wou.J he killed; ami j coiis?'(|tu tu'O was, ?di? was Mrs. .!.>liii litli heforo three thunder ntoiins milled er hot head. IT A TE Or SOCTJl CUiOUXA, Si'AltrA via mi I ?i 'ri:i( r. IN Till. OOlJKT <?. UKIMNAU1 . <' i.i'an r l.'ti i . of A<hii".r.*rr?i; ion. l/TI I'UliArf 1*. O l.lCMuNS li-is .|i|>!i?d ? mo lor Iji tli'is of A ! n n i : n on .ill innl jalsr tlio uooijh and I'hntu Is, rulit* oxtal ci'vd.u, I \ M h > Ih MATH Is, l.iio ol tlic sua uiiil li'iCt iiloirril.il, liiriMnll! I'li'-n- -tro ilii'i - 'oil to ?."ti* an I admonish ;;l! ntul ul.ir th.i kind red r.ud etvditcM of t lio wi.d de.1, lot)" ,.a l R|?|> '.?r nt ilio I'aurl ot OriliMuy, said 1 )i?ii ?'t, to !? held a Sp.iriiinbui'if (,'ottrt ?< . o11 i!, . * i1; ol N.' i!hi ll, \ , to c .11 ay <n t, w!iy tlic Mi l letter* should not L nt'd. j Veil ?i i lor my hand and t< .1 ofO II -o, the ol October, 1830. 11. lit'V? i_)hiN, )ct J'J 30 ?t o. ?. o. The State of South Carolina. SrAUTAsnvno Distuict. IN Til 15 CorUT Of ORDINARY. Citation for Letter* of Adrninistniiioii. WHEKHAH Aron Ifenson Imth rfplied to mo for ly. tiers of ? lniiuirtrntion tit bonis nun on the Kftati- of .f. >?' pit \V olden" late <>f raid State Aff and District, utctHwi): Tlie*e lire therefore to cite oh. 1 ndjnoiiish nil niid ?!n ^oinr the kindred and I'reditith >A the raid dcero-H-d, to In- un.l appear at TWA the Court of Orillnirw I.>r said dirt he tt to jUe h*U m Spnrtiirthif(f <\mrt Ffoiwon the 21m day of NoTiiuticr ito ahttiv oim, if nay exirl, why t-ueli nu Lettem ilmuM not l>c grnnttd. , Giv.n mid r my hutid and ?nl ofofliee, tboSOth ll,v* Jay el (.K-tolrcr, 1806. K. ROW DEN, o. u. v. V"*' An*. C 37 dt fu.i 8 TA TE OF SO tfTir CAROMN. 1. *?'? St'AilTANItORO DuURlf;*. v. In: IN THE COURT OF ORDINARY. T1*, Jameo Mc!Iu,;h. Appt. v* Charles McJIu-h tt. " 1 ?l. defendants. SutttrnvMln partition. mr i IT appearing to my rat ^taction th%t Cbnrlsa Me- f!' ,1 Jlu.'h, 'J liomas i\!ellu_'h, Wilson Mcfingh, ireil Alcxi.ijder Mtdurl'r. nnd U? t ? eMi liut nrfr.Ht''phi it S L'men , and b-Ja'i l.r nv.itr, and Joliu b. J,',1 Itrown, h rental dv.riliut-> * at la* o, th? K.-ut?ol Sii.ili Mi llu^h, ikihl,/i - di (minim without the " Inn.in of t!i ? Statu II i.? lh? retire eider id, lli..t lin y Old oaeli of them he nuil upiwur at ihe Court ot Or- t?,u, ihunry tor r-i'-il l>.?tiiet( to. t>i In I i t.Sp irtuiibu.-g hw ( twirt llou*.*, on the 5f-lth dny of <1 mury next, to The show e,<n??, if nny exi?t, why th-- ie .1 lv>t.ite ? ; Sarah Mel I ii,li, ihvM., e.'h-.-l'uo of otie hi'iijre l rt,?| j ami twenty n< r<? ot l.aini, rie-re or let*, ly on 'We I t!??? water* of bnu'h Ty?er K'v r. in raid J *.-ir ct, '|S?i l)'>UD'liil by hii'l. of l>r. Will. f. Filj- re, W.lliiuii IVurmn .mil other*, rhould not b. sopi, and the pro- " I'.'d !? ol tl.e rani" lihfereii to he pa it o it iw-eor.. I'l." to law, or their coitreui to the mine will ho tuketi m ; pro eonfearo. 11'i. ii wider my lined ne 1 r.-al of office, ,1h: ' November, ISiO. II iWWltliN, o. u. u. mn Oet. 6 37 e' I Rfaj Estate fir Sa|e; H.VUE ulTORi UNITY. ' I ^ 11K tnetof I.AMI Ifid I'l.ANTATION f 1 l'ijiva ,i K<wrnr, ih-e.M, t- i.'-i n t. ? nh..oi 7." | '^r ncree, tno 'e or I-.--*. One of the nr hviiutifat n t. Iienithy l<K-;it.iHiit in Sp.itUnhu!,,' d.rti et. 1 h< "" pi.iee it rule.!:i.tut!/ and coiiveiiiriitly unpri *ul. j .'JJ |\v.ih;:|n crisr ry huiiJii'tr. It :r w. il vvtot. red.an n uoiiv. i ien >'U 1 .u toi sioik. Tin- im.l I ?- on troth . del. oi Ty_'Cr K iel, lihuUt oLe IU.IU Lt.v> Hjy J'.ilirni l.*' Old F.ehll iuei It.-. It. 15 Ch re'ai.J, of Sjartot.hura. will giro ?'n , iiifoMiintion a* r?v it d? the |i aei . It not pr? vit url\ M|( I fold, it w't l? otl'. re.l nu Monday, the U: Uiy " ?eni 1 ).. eend er next, at puhl " ir ery, at Hpnrtatih.irp Court I!?? - ?. JOHN KUMAR, Kx'or. . .lilly 10 5 It S?t VJ.ii ICY ? Spurlar.bcrT, r.? Grceiill. >1 i v.li v?. ll.ijron^ Spaikfl. Petition t-.r 1 units, ?Se. I<r'' 'piIRCr. itorr ?I'the dt '< ,J, m, KtRJjSOyf, mid' 4 M'AlIIvS, M< hift-ti} Il.lti'.l to i "me j ^ I pi' - m. .iii.l v?i?t> ti .ii ?U-miiiii1a njroinst h'm. h?. . mi , w .'iin tlinc iiui.it'- lr.>?ii ti??f ?l?t* hi rent 1<> ' t:u?s o I'. Vi;i:NuN, c. k. ?. u. ; . Oll.ci- Ai.y,ii.-r 1S*>6. ^0?l_.it . In Ci>V5TY?Sparta* tcr-.~ ' RV Till . I>. \V. !> : 1 v. . V !, t; s.l. k IV -:i f> r V" t "nil II II. f. " . VHY f N p". u i or-lor ??t 111t".?u:r ? ' Iv^uit' in x !ii . . i !i r. vMi I.. ' ir^i'ii " 1 S.I-: 1V! IU ^ I i*i' :r .;,t. , -.vital ci J . : : 11 < Mi' . >*' I' V i V, t r. g. n.. j;"' i '!* * . . ' . I . > K';_ tin. j Tho Si . t of So i Cntoljn. S. I. i.'. N K. ...J U'l. to c Is. ill '. '* ' *! ? -. ltvV. Ci i 1 NViwflrtff , i!I 't-. n t. :i t< : ill I., tit. ?"? v.li F i'! av'i. ' I . vn i > 'V k.1' 'ii f!.: ? G ' mil I ? a M .. .Ii.. .. - \ <" it .. N. v T.. t. i. i.u 1 A . :*i *?V -1. " .i" m '. i ii i. Sl .. : . 1 m j - lltt'lcfoiv tir ? If-! l?i..I . . tl. i" ?tj?y t>.' u| p. :? ?! ( "i'I Oi i .ii' i i ?t. < . JJ ? Iivl.1 H r-f'-if not O >mt llnu?>, i.u lh?< ' ,;lr .l.?y ' I) v'i r in .<f, I" i c, if fin. - \M.\ i v < irf S.. ill W'vlru.f, i!< .A , l|? I' f! . > ' '. 'I.i .1 '! -p.im.'I i>f ..ocor n * i 1st*., ic tlivi: J Ioi'ti-i'iit to *' ?-.in.' ? .Ii h?- i>K<n (fm/Vn-i ?! (liviii u:i I';-iiiv l'.iii'I 'ml '.ii!'.' Ti'i -Iilayo'O,!. f, A. I>. |W6. U l.f > W J >: >7. I i K t 0 ;i I ?: 0 it. i?. | stjiv; o; ;> our:i \ '.\noux*i: S ai.ia .:(i ]>: ,r.i ft i\ i ;u. ? . , i N'auv. : \\ . ...ii Lit >, , A >, - . 1 ' ? ) !! '>v, i iti. ilr'' i.-.Hi.'.i' i Iv"'..- to i'j?jHt. ',.;i 1. n. I. tiiiic i, flmiv if, Jcc. \ * i. .... V. jit. .,.'0, A.lui..". >ral' i A T . ; 1 -ii .'i. . ., ll.iK in ill OUol t I .. 11 t '"ui" ii?. it n fi m! m t I itu-'U < ! tin 11 if oi . .'...nlili; n .!i'i >** )ti wn? r ? , .'I t'.ir .: i v>: i ii r*> nt f nv ?>{ th?* Mil i : , An i i.li r?.. 1. hiw tut i i?. !:.??! I- t ?? . ! in n in , ? u I'm,. ! HI Oi iii'il V, t.. . _ Hi I'll I tn i . i I tlii- fuel l! at ?l!t the f-r- ?iiri'?ttve I: til - i.t law i!, 1 .:i| .1.. M. ;-.vc id \\ in fie ,i t':? , a-.' IkiVo : i; t ti l ?.ird ?>l for nu?r if. -n will fftiH pni-t, i???rl play <ig th.it lln-ir i. -tr.loitirv pert ori* ? ' tie | Hiltl1 ill (I lit >-V hi In- nr.)i I - Ii - 1 ,illil? :i- their ti'nt i.':. I ! oa'v mvVi,.' |,er ni law* oft !n-Hi i >Uv'?l.: An.i ?it iu ' - Lk?t?i. K 1 warr?, .v t u <1 . f i t ? 1 |< .1 .hunt* H'l e, a > 1 I'.-' i !!>t .John ini.M', N i'ii'V I- i . IS..': i . ! 1V>'*>\ 1>1/ .lath ' -hv k--n,-I-iin f.i.. ... ai-.i v 1. i? ivjte. ?1 :.cn- th ? :i- a i' < :i:s?:vH i'? i/ ,<l-i | r N' !; .:rt, iil'-mvty th r . !, at: 1 ?.v why th ; ..vor iK i1 .- j. t, ;-?n r. a :o- faith in h*? o''t.i;it-.houht n >t - 1 t!r1 ' n't' 1. .. thin Mire.- imuths ft > n tlio pn.il ...t >n I j i i!i.* ni t,. r t).6 ! i oi lCourt will bOmu.i- I'V | lin.i . ti I . -hltc th. in. ' tv 1 tiiv 1 u:i ! r ti ) f'.'ilrl Ail.l i .il n'the Court, ill > P 221 Jiv nfS.pt , 18; - tt. I Oct 2 32 1=2 o. ?? d. I : "sr. 1 lli 01' SO! ni CAlfOLJXA. Spautanmh :\l inf^ri., ?li ! nil -iim. C i . >n i>> prove llolman amit Vnd>tiilj> wotted. M , \ t .* 11 Lltl.AS : hi- <;>;> .?i- I in etiilciirr i i \ f ii v ? ( ->n i1 .1 t I >trlf.i Hm.iii, (V -e , { Sin.ill. i' . v.-.i ! S. ill. < hi. . i .I'.UK-: " in,ami IS >u- | |t h - \ , .1 - >'.? A. Piijth ii'ol l.nvy hit wit , in.i'. il h nil h Mho '-it w !-tit 1 te-- tl .). ' 1! 1 :. It; Stv.th, -Ivo'd . I'l/tle ft.-lll ,'ilnl j. ivil'mnt Ihol u In of th> Slate: ft in lluTl- 1. or- ,, ihiv-1 (fiat I. \ !? uil.ipji .il' it th (Vnt ot < >r- v, liuari for na.ii ).?: t-> ht li.ll nt Sj .ir'a'ih:; i ' mi t l!->a->, in i lie tjfl ii--s' of .Tunii'V it \t, t-> ) , -how I'lie-''. it my \ t, why llieeviito of iIk - a 1 ; ^. 1 lolmait Snihli -'.- al l not lie linully Httlnl. ntnl . ... t llio .' - --vl -? oft', s ,| : Oi-lor.-l I > l?\- -1 *()(> -1 of ae. : ^ i- -.1 a/ to tin- j-i.e in 'Utor'ii will, or llivir j I' II lit I > the N lie v. i'! 1 -V11 tt'I >1 of fi O'-r-1. 1 (u| (I \ ell unit, r 111V !i:.llit lil t I. I f-lV. 11.1 I i: p,< >\ydkn, o. s. i>. ,| j jk-i o : igt T',1 | The Stntc of South Carolina, j Sl'AHl A >'111 l>i .UK I. ! luis in Tin: coi'.a' <>i <?i:i>;nar;v. , .John Cui'jicr, A; ,'t v>. i : /.iK'th Cooper, and j ? .?i i, ill.;. n<l:int?. j ? Cilnt i n to |?r?v Mmlntw Cooper's w I. 11 ik|>; .11 iiu i.? my hit > .iiii.il I lint l?. n~ ;? , jn ( (' >i>|u-r, \V.! i.ittt ('< <:?? r. I i ll 1.1 C.*>| pi*, I i.m- ail j u<l Arinl.il, niitl Ann It .. Willinm Coir, itn?l N ?*y It - wile, .In'iii llmry, Hylviimii A i m, i klu .1. ill AtMo>, Hliuilo Amu.", .1 i.li w Anno, ? ' ill. lulls nt law of thC>i?|h.'i','IiicM.'AihI llnl:i :i'i mil loyal rcprt'ociuativiii of Mmy Konilrieft/ ?l?vM . ?li ..till in (lie iri.ivr ?! -<?, res do front .-id i tviilmui the liitiiU ??i linn butU'j It ii tliorcfnro mil. ii.l :uiil ilt -r.- -1, tlu.t llioy lit* ami np|H' "" lit 1 I the <J?'urt ol t iril.iinr) hirwiii District, to b" hold < i : t S|. ;rt!iiibiit 4 C"nu IIiinw'.Dli tlio I4Ui day nf inn Niivihilivi urxt, t.ml.uiv caunc, il any oxiM, why s ill.' Inst wlUnmj l.^iumvut f.l Mntlicyv Cooper, dre., should imt bt. mlimited|f?' ppRpiite in iflif. ntul . mi Innii l.wv, nr tinii content to the vmiu will , "ly ] ' I.?! of r.. id. 1 1" (? >.ii ui .'ej my hand r.iifl ?.f ?ftiep, ir?tb . Co August, 18u0. l?. IKiW DEX, v. . D. . ot i ' August SI 2C 12 I 5 rtt'i rr^ v mi " friWn - ~ i > fiMh gggg? _ ilj AYEIl'S FI'MI i > carlu?? the Sick to am extent never ?u before known of any Medicine. J AL1P3, READ AHDJUDG2 FOR Y0UE2EL ,'r 5 ? luunU ai iiltno^I cv? r> !?' !?*K-> t#lj am IMSPX to fay of your OaiMtmric Piu^ffiyVj ST fo'iiol them a lieMer family mom'TO, ?* rmtimk than any oitirr within D!V kniiwlrd.-e. Many o? my W U. have realized nmrkrd U... til* fi.-ui tlrttife ?M??t ?? J't a with >i.a in MlUtnn; that ??; p"? < . ' CMf...'rdiiiary *j e* far Olivine out dirt-v ** and curing t?i* "Kir. rimy *"* ml My eUVu-tmil, but "of# nttd plaaramt to be takm ? ,ttm wiii' li ?Mi?l m.iko Uicm valued by the public, P' ii iIrv are ktmwu." til Venerable Chilicellor '.7ABELAYV write* from Uai- ]1( ?.HP, trtl* Ay-ll,lftlt ... Lin. J. f". Ave* ? Hlr:I have taken yonr Pill* *ri?li I huuclit, for lit* IijIU-iiick, languor, lug* o( appetite, *lhliou* Iienvlarlio. w hirh lis* of lair vf am oveitaken (it n i'io --prim?. A foiv hi. cf j'tnir Prfl-ruicil me. f i uml yniirClitny Pfvwil mfiiijr yeantu my family ! nvgb* uid rlilii witli tiiihilin| tuccyd. Von nuke kiiipi w iiii.li curt. ami I f-el it a pleasure to command ol |.?r tlio trrwi.1 you have Jcue and ?'# doing." y IN F. UEATTY, Wee. of the l'enn. Railroad Co., v?: " Pa. H. II. Oif.ct, Pnda ltlf hia, Dec. 13, 1FS3. Hirj 1 tike ploTwrj In niidiuy n,y ti-niwuuy t" the pry #if your medicine*, la vine djnvrd very notional fit froiii the iik i t faith y?"ir Pcet-irnl end Cathartic I ant never *t itlnnil llifiu in Iny family, nor hall 1 content lo be, while uij mtuim w ill piucurc tlicu.." with Iv rrnot*nod B. 8. STEVEN.'-1, M. I)., of VVout- I t.ith, N. II., write*: j / II iv me u??nl your Cathaktic Prum in my prnrtlre, I it* In in i ?|.?ri?nc? tlipt tliry :.re an Invnlu'^LUi pure*-' In ?;i?< of disordered funclunu ot the liver, raufi'is l*rl.e, indi-??iiiiu, Ciauivi n? i?, ntid the crest variety i ra?e? that hdlovv, they utr n eurcr remedy limn anv r. In ail ??r* where a purgative rctnuiy la r> united, iiiftdetilly rcr> iiiiuend llieae P'iU *f> the p bLi*', a* , ri i in aiij oilier I have ever found. Tlioy ate *ur* ht ir operutlnn, nhd |>erfr<'?ly dile ?qualities which tli in an invaluable article for public iter. I have in .lie tsar. kmiwn your cbtrry I'tcter*! us the be.-t h i>li ..nlinue in the umtd ; and the-r Pill* rue in uo ^ ii.f.n. r to tint admirable pr*|oration fcir iho treat.1 ol dl raata." t'J *' Ac'on, Mr., -V.c. 5S, lil I'r. I C. Avr.a?I>e?r Sir: I have been iUR>rtr l from j| lurtli with KmliiU in ht worn furtn. and now,: tcr illy v. ir*' trial, i i.d an untold of anuuiM nf rutTerinj, P' If no ninr'etfly rurnl in a few weeks by your PiU?. f; It w t.at leeliear of rejoicing I wrun can only He i. tuned when you realize w hat 1 have eoth rcd. aud'buw Never until now have ! ?>eer: free from tbia IpalhKuna am- i mine rhape. At limr^ It atta.rked my ev ?. end ie me .villi" t b ind, l.<- iilra the unendurable pain : ut r? it Mttird it: the scalp uf my -ad, a>:d dikitrn} til my I, mud IV. k< pt nit partiv I .Id : it mv ta.i?j v. tnetiii. iim wet ui iu> fare, oi.d kept It lur ru-.nifat a raw r. to About nine vt i . \ ? ay, 1 CI nunriirc<1 takinp your ?'? tie l'iiI?. suit now atn entirely free from tlie rnti.plaint. i vc> ate well, my skin is tor. end mv Lair bar can- i ed a ktal'li) grow tb ; all of which ui~kca tne It el . v'y a imu prraen. - j'h . -I iiij nil? M-ui-mnw i"v m> i?? innm n[ r 'nfeyirj .1 rnntjno thst (h:ill ilo (owl lu ullicrt,! im, with ?Wv ' uncut ol ^Mlitiidr, f<>iiri>.&ri. j MARIA RtCKF.R." ) , I li?v? known the above tiatutd M.icia Knkcr hum I itl.i.ll.uod, and Itet >t*U merit |?c Miktlv ?ri'e. ANPitKiv j. Mi.KrnvK, ! Over* -r of the Ton i.iomli Alanufaci'ii n* Co." t t. JOEf. 1'!f \TTt of the rhtp Marion, write* from ! t' ton, v> I April, lit.M: ' . ... ' lh \ 1.1 r fill- I . vc f.irj me from a biljoit* attack which c tr..ui liii-.i u^niii,t ot the Urer, which had te-ccme ! , n ! ! .! holed of ttry nlief by niv Fhyelei.ni, 1 if' : ! every remedy I could try j hut ? few ?} ?* i*l r I'iifx hm completely rc'lnr d mr to health. I have ! >n tliem lb ru) rltildri n for Worth's with the I**! of- i ?. They ? cte pmr.tpt!y cured. I rns mmniCrJ il.rui j k fic ml for >" f.rii ?-, whi<li hr.d tr nbled him (it j" ithi : lie t ' ! n.e in n few day* rbev had evted Mm | i iiinke the I. it medicine tn the ootid \ end I aiu free j hyw." .... it tuia front the ili>Um.in?t:id Sidlrftor of the Supreme . 'in, w i Idilliai t il'iVniei have made Mm well r ir vvn, nut bi-.ji iu title l .l lite i.ci.lil.i iui^ Slide*. i " .Vie Or'mn. . .V.i ..ri/, M.M. tFir: I lia>e rre.it tail li>"ie n in ai-Miili." you that i t l *t 1 f I iv hern v< r- f .n < t> Im h rbed r> four j r in?? \ v ih> ur* i ttr? 1% l\vn j ivt* *lr..:e, i I m He- j.' r and dai en** < ' ? > or Maaat I'tcTOaai, ' Ir . irtl.i t. cBj'>?d |? rlect he .fit). My Ui!'i;<ii f irrrl -.1 ? ",!i r-i. J in m at: it V-i ?.i it.e Itiflil- . ^ id {.nil fr !;> by it. It i* an InVaJtrtthl* rt-mtdy for r. in,'. Ila. V.irir ' iTIlta .> l'iu.? have f Mildly 1 1 me to .a a ilyand row ntlBii*ii which hat , n> ri fijtili nit- i >i > hie y< r>,? Indeed, On* re e fa . eli n. e i- tvrt .nt. fr--:n the me| tVil l |iai! fn ' i I t.. ft rrtlef fr ftf lift Hiy.iciai.t which lliia ectutnuf i / c. <u.try i ii..r..?, and ftoni any ?>f tl? nuutrM.ni roue. . I nil td.li). I /. Von w i.i to nt. Doctor, like a provident iel Mci-itnc ' mi in in ' , and it . I LEAvirr tiiaxter." j" $i'Uir CJU-. ' e, Cii'\ jfftil fti, 185V | Da. J. C. Arr??lli'i'. r-d .>-ir: 1 Im? tiitfr tiior J :li trial i Hi- t.'ia i iiif I'm , i- ? me by >. r atent, j I haie ? . en cnre.1 liy tl tu r>l the drreifliit ltliriiiiiiti?iii J Icr which ) h ard u tT :ii 3. "al e rtiyu d.-> ie- ' fl u.a.! >1 a hir n|i;r I dt??e l)?if rntireiy iveif Hi. .to. ->>. I ( el in heller Inf ..)* lew than M ie jrcei r% t.' re, w t.icli I at* imiic rutin 1> t? Ihc ifEyW . * [imi Uinnnic Piuj. Vw.r> tvith'pr.'-it rearoxt, } l.l t irs If. Mt'lVAIi." j I "he the .? are a!l ftent pei - .n? n Im are |aihlicijr hn. ? ? , e-* the reenie, and w tio would net mek - tricee etrta. i.itm .hi u ttiUuc pi atnrictlijii tint ttey.wt n au? ' Pi-er -ted by LR. J. C. AYER & CO., j' setd>a 1 anA AnalyiicalCheaUtJ, Lowell, Mas* i ; *' - t\j) '' l'"'ejt. 1-p.l'vftt^fcrg i ; l<).1,. "^Oi* >rr T".:i?n>o t mi J hy ail Irijftn < < * ' im . , v i twj?.y. } IA\ .i.A.i.> i. t \r.n \r., Chii\*:..o, \Vu?>!.:..-;alu Actsis. i A t> 7 ?! _ IT, 4,n | f < \v*vvS BFIxtaro; \\ UK A. t ."T uf .lid i:u>m> ! T". ]>\'sfc Alterariv^ Known ? ,' . : \ i-.v o :!:.:ww;y ;s u ! Ki&> Lvil, -i * > iul?#u* 1 i cl> I ;S. re E , ; :n. ,a- Tel- - 4 > ' . i ..4.I ' III !i.? , .1 'I ot lliC ] i !? ,??, 1 i..i t.iu . ' bill' '> if! l.'l* 1 c* ?.h, Sy *?*! ' -.1 j.. r>. >?.' '... , ...i iiiivh..jyibin z i ii i.ii i ; , 'ii-V-us iu- *?!' Mi ivury, J -ij iM k-nco in o," i |''ifiot i P f\ :it a!u: it'V" V !'.v:e ftn.l PtinTi.T1 < ! '.lis lir, " r 1 by "f Ul'iU fl.l .V ?? 1:1! j rt- ' :fit' l'i: 'rS vh? f r'.M'i'i 1 rr,V":- ? l-V I ii !. ! i ?,"i' \TIT1''!!":"' 51* A N- jji It !' ; ' ?'* I'! . ! .1, , I >. ,- ,? *!.<s I'oiti'h* C?|^?: . A -' rr*? o. t". lair. ? ntivf J ;?*?. jtro > ? jut- to }'. ;i't by 11^113 tti'is ;r.t-?!iinable.| ' y- - ' . ... i I <li .* ? <>f llto IknoJ, imtliin3 h-\* jro to v.'iu;j.ir>: u .1, it. It ckuiw* ;h*'. J 11 .. ..ii'him 11 !?*, nor* 7*nlTV ii?l ntly . t!i l.-vof.ui i K.hIii.v*, stivliMt.* 1 iw ttk DijV'i r 1; . 1 >is? 11, ih '<. rK,oh. mil! i"? l!itf Sjlciii 1 i i In i r- 'nn-s t'i?* Oiitisiimi'iHi, I ! l>y <)i! i,;* h* % a iiutrn hy tilt' <"** ? < 1.1 \ . I' <!, , . <, r - ;?< vL'or IS" ffrewfth. ' 1* ; ?H.< M-. \ hi or V. hi d it 11 iHtM'i.ir'y :ip mi'iI , i \si . iicvr it I. s bki'-ibd ln?uu n i .11.1 , | . -4-. .'>, <{ w ti, |5? b J j: 1 *1 vlY< Hi*, It j 1,1. i'h" w.'.il; mi ! uti-.l, Aint 1 i<? the v,??"' "Ut T >'?H ,. J. AIS li?f h'< U, I'lVl 1 ,* 4 1 1 , .;,{ iii,S at ! Ji.*..l.bv, n wQlu 1 , ,i iiaabl" iviiwiy i.i I'.uriii aii me m, > r-1. |! is I IT fx ti'ftw. * i I I - -? ?- ?? * % . 'ic aus, mi 1 iiiiMm) iin-n, mil kn?.m t?i tbo.i u .i n iy, uii .? ! t>vir t< Alimony to tIn* iw?,i.kr- , < it < . gr-j: yf ttijuon liT.rKftlji, I' I on th<* n-n nt un I t'umb Alwi m.??, nr? I r* tvl i I 11 * of n-ion -Inn * ?'iir< s |Kih*nii??i1 !iy OAlt^KAiitHW MlKTl iiK. fix most c**icd ; ! I IIH IVKIVV THIXU KI.'K It A11 tttU.yit.l V rjllU'fe,) I i* ii i .>? an ;iJviftifCtjK'Mt will not Hilmii thai* I in *n. ' v?s. u::!;r. i rn.. r*aprieiurs, .Yd. .'101, llron!-rij'i, .Kit York To \vlmi nil if.ilci.i m? t In* i; !,lr stflj. Pur an'o'vy Dni 'iinli niM CVd/Mn MtfoMhls i<ll |t:ii* of the Trt?>wl S'aii* iiu I the (.'itniilai, lhy F !*m llilt ifc TIKI ?1 iSii. .S|i;,rtftiil?org. / Hi i ! 1*^ I., VOUNG, Uoibiifihe. M.?>V4i U 1 v_ AIIHMI ISMnlorsozi, iu\i:i*!:i; AND iiaik MiKsskR, Con. i hi ,1/iun and Ci,mcM Sheet*.. IV lolur i iih(oMi?ra tibnvcj i*ic,o a-n eck nt To Ha jior lu'ttlli, tliVf* t'?i" f a v.i k .0 $1 pvt nth, nn?l every tloym month. V pt 11 if Mexican MiHnug Liniment. NOW \ nil o< ?*r uk \\ >'i ! an one of theIfoxt L I. tn i ait in < for Uii inn;. *?nt 0?u?t, [ l?. lirti.Mf, Hum*, 11 oliivn..,'i.K, ?.uH lot iJVkin,W iijuriui. FW is^lc V\ lio'vMth} anil lUtaH, by I. vp;.4 28 if 1 1-llkU &: llhJMTSil. I n >I If. '.I U t! :n market Ityr | Ai) c?i>i ricnco of sovt-ral yrorr lunimff. ?t < vi# loi n.h, iri'lut i .- I.'ill t? belief ?- X. jpt# by prpuipt intention to merit a libi rul bliar? \ 1 '? ' ' Ch.i . |..|- teljillff OI ?lli|l|^lawc' ' 1 bUyoJEy cents per. U*I(, nil otI#r traiiNUtioni hi J cordaucc with euxtmn. The best of refermeik ' J, t'iit.il ilv Grtt of Jiinuaj-v JWtot^Q way b? f?WHl wot the Store Room formerly occupied by Mfcitwu. i. il. & J. F. (IK a. A il $?m We A'SSiVy ,4. ? / i .Ytivbcrrtj Cony I Ho it He, Importer and Dealer 1 N HAUDW Alt li, rA!i\rS.UJL8,Wirt^& 3 DOW O/.AHS. ONOCKRIKR GKNKH ?? A 1.1 V. DRY OO.VDS, IIA'IS, .shoes IM) vuvruixa, llt'Yi:il Ol cr TTOX AND OTHER COUNTRY PRODUCE, : > row in > I'M i our '<1 the Wu- .-it, ;.?;<! mmt varied ( :< of(.;<?< !h in S titfi Cain'iiia, unit in prepared > offer to his ltumcrmu trinids i.ini cukloO.tr?, i?*r;tl itiiltirciiient* which cannot fail to pro*? lo ictr iiit-n-n. I am ?!" hvk in the irnrkri (of ikyi 1 itrenavo of COTTON find COt'NTKY l'RO>I7CI5 frereral'y, nnd ptshiter? will find It gcuciaK I' to their interest, by elfiinp on me hrfi.ro making iotr flrfaiitfemetiUj eWwher^ * "imfer,/ ?y I S. T. AC NEW, Importer of Kn^likh Hardware. . 4' Oet. 18 S,~? IT i MUSIC! 1 VVKRY Itjrgu v leMion of, the ^ best nn?? latest Improved I'l- JjV'Voffl * tNOSof nil kinds eatt he had ut ? # II U* R A M SAY'S \ MANO Form, AND MUSIC STORK | COLTTnIBIA.se. He invites UHpeckil elimination of the late pa- g mm n*?m UiiiTit. I 'avir &. Co1.inter! P'anos. Kwrv ptt:ir?nti? d. Jnne23 IS ly_ 1 & / / I Tflfr i-' i *1 .' li.t'i iir. tl:t <-|1 "V.Ji.ni. oflhv VUm.^. ttiidI Milit.uniJ np niwi>. . I' '' ' . . : ! .ij.-mrcrt J th^Onrt n?* nr\ <j< n?T?Uy J in < '. Aeiiletnu ?s nmlfeomiiii a lir.glii. I .\ t: rj? v.iriity i?f I MI&CELLAJtSatfs BOOKS, mbr i? JI! vTOfclCAL. n;0(;RAHilCAL ; tOLOvliCAL. iir.CilA;aC>VL. 1'uaical acd Uir-KlJ v. i-rk:., iJ laiitfti* ? S n J';!.t ; 'v;ii the *..y i.f Ni)?rl? )? 11 '! i' I. AM.. 1 .??. i'irn'? wfit4?^;XOM ! J: N K > -1 Sv'iliii\ A..a<. I.^A N1. llUU'iiS. A nun.tier ?.J. II Y M If ? - *. u ?'! I>\ (lit riFcii-JU vli ii..ifnnhNonii ?. ' ^UrAiAuj, lv,* .lur jv-ia ;i tar^c nawurliwcul cl FAMILY MBI.KS, 1 .K^caflo n f lii/b li viff ?3.'A? HI Iil IIi>. ft*iw ill o. to I nr..I ; Thj"'! AIITNTJ^ iviri liitt'viJ <:?.f<l> i?> ?1 a'J. i'KA i KF? HOOKS, .1 Vs.r.. i> j-r >' , AU? u ?..rit;y i f mju'I religion* bouk?,toy hook* lll^ IVlllM N. V . y. : . A ^ M F?>nl.-c?i>, fii'ib-r. Cimioicrvin! *b<1 S< t'.- l'-.j'.-f- i1uvciop<_a lVo:u i?muii.ii to ikr fuuft Black, E:ur and R*d Ink. I7EW ff.ur.ic TOR THE PIAEO. > ] I*Jt>V?MxO ."? > Jl ' J.'.-l O Jiciv fur tlie Pi in*., :!: f? . . ?iv.'itirt variety vir olT iv.! in ilr.' {\\t hpjH- tQaI lie - ji!ll ."iinl ?u; ^ ? "?5>?A I Ti V-- n u:. jKrn. : >< ut ariHPifi iweivl* n ili efvt,.I fftr^c K"...1; in 11..! <:. I| Jna nnJ.New [Vo;i,t>Hxdi.-jua laj-.Aiir-U- V.'uiU?4l;u ' i \ :: v, i.-. &c.,m c^h i.u-.-, n. it,. I s- !!, b.<. .?fi , iic a^i?: iw ?cH Bcok* ijj.i Si itinm ry lo-.y? r tmuyfniT Knve?<vrr been *"M n S;- : r :..l I re in ??? .. .!i . ii ii i: :!i<- : Aple v i]I entl .vtti: thrir rrs??- , 1--V, I tli nk tin v v*liih6 MtitSeil fhtt lljfj- onii buy ij-v/n, ?t ,i i to.-. a- eheiip ni tlitj can (nt re.1} :?i ('"liinilii^r Olmrh-atoii. f J* CALL A XJJ ; \\ il.I.IAM WAI Km:, A. S. II. v TST7'; fbicllChi fri:|.j;ii- ii nil liberal term* P. Jj. ti ?rriy imilt ajmulil elill for a llo- k or l).>o!.s .hat I have n..i a. t, 1 will immediately orK-r ??? if t'lt v mW it. , Nr. 1J-. 'lln tli'Iori \ f the SoiTiicns IU?. moj.v. In-)) t-oi'si.tn;ly on h; r !, uholrtsyle and reLini. ill the !.Oi>!\ (DTrtllE: iluy li V19 if IN ru.ii f.partenbtkrg. f)r. H'-ni rii'tt . h.i 111 it 11? ii'irix. by her Ciuai i n vf. i t W. lV-r.l, Kl? untr V> i ln lil.t^AliSii iif V.'utnrJ, ct. ?1. liiM <ir l'.Jfclit.on, ?tc. IT npp'ar i'i a tli > it' *;t?.t > ? of this Court that .l i- S. \ViiT|iM,-I.iT. ni ''li Vi!iiril|iliv livlrtii ? kit*1 of Ni'.T.jui'a 1 IVnfl'.iid, ih and the heir* at law o! .1 liii S. vv. lt' ni. dre'd1 .1. .1. W afford, nijf.inM.iir* In tins e.iff, aro u-hnt l>e\.ind the r.nlw'ol ih - St . < : (>utlioi-on u! Holm, Howard. & Oaflwh , t oinji. SoK: It :i"or Jtre.i thut th? y appear itiid plead, wis i r ??r dftpur, to Comp. Uill, within throe nioti'!ai from tin- date 1 v!\ <>f, or the atiine vrill Lotaken p-octi..,V- i:i_ai: ?t il.-in JTri<)> <> V SillNON, c. t. *. d. Con'a Otli. f,SfjiifiniaT S. IS.'iG 29" tf. IN fctfcWTi?Spartanburg. \ratroae W ulson nr..I W Allium Watson, v*. James Watson, ft "at. 1; " i Ac. . .int. 1'. ' i. A*e, , Tit OIk'.Io rx'O to nn nr.ler of tin* Court of Equity i this oai-u. lb cr1 the ah-, tit debtor I A'ICS iVTciOM, oho c( tlx? doltiiikniii, are hor? by m-ulied t<? eoine in, ptrnept and verify their demand* l>< for* ntv, within three mouths from tho ilatc oi lit a i nlf. J'iItiS. O. P. \ KRNON, o. k. a. i>. C.unV Onion. Awff. 13 Aup I t 25 tf 'i iic of Sowlh Carolina. ftpAUTtsni ito uisTiiitrr. IX TliK < ol liT OP ORDINARY. Henry \\.<Ul<un?4 tfife, Applicants, is. John \V. \\ il.fciro* ami othi-w, 1>< (finlauia. skiauiaw in l'.tM I aju. It a; j?.-arinjj to n?V tatis iict'on ihlt <It>ht) W. \\ lUianiH.'.Vknifui W ;il anis, Harrison Knight, nod w'm- Softyj Nl. c. lJarry. and the heirs at law and i. r. pi?*< ntailvvh of Audit iv Wihiaiua, dni'I., di fondant* in the nb.'^e case, r< si to from and with* out lite IiwiU this State; It ia therefore ordered alid dei.it ed, tli; t 11.? y be au<l appear at the Court of Ordinary for said DjstridU to be lit 14 at Spartanburg Court Il< use, oji the lSili day t f 1 tect-mber next, tn show uaib-o, if niiy evict, why the real e?* ' late ?t Fredet etc W illiums, dtctAst 4, consisting of oiK) ti act of La 4 lying oil the waters of Pacolel llit<r, h>>ii?4eJ by lands of Mathvw West and <?l .v *, eo..t?.ini:ig one bond red ami forty acre*, nioi* or le-s, slnnM uot be *<44 n?d the proceed* of U?o rune pa d out according to ftiw, or their content to the Mint) Avilt in- token foe t ?ufr$*o. (1 vefi ainW niy band and -t nl m <>ihu?, 2d September, IS.'iS. 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The Carolina Spartan. (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, November 13, 1856, Image 4