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^ THE WALKER HOUSE. SPARTANBURO C. K. TIIK friends of this establishment, ^R^^Hflkand the public at large, arc reapect VB^Pfully informed that ihia HOTEL will be ooaiinuud and kept open for tlie reception of all who may feel diipowd to patronise it. The servioet of MR. J. GUINN HARRIS, a gentleman of fine business capacity, accommodating disposition, and afTable mannera, hare been secured for its aotivc management, owing to the infirm health of the proprietor, who will nevertheless retain a general oversight of the House. The Culinary department will be supplied with the selection of the market. Gentlemen with their families visiting or passing through Sp rtiiiiburg can bo furnished with unsur passed accommodations; the location being central retired and convenient. During the post year a large addition has been made to tko House, affording increased accommo datioiiv im l insuring greater comfort to guests. Another waat lots been supplied in a large and ooinmodious HALL, suitable for Balls, Parties and Coueerts. Attached to the House are ample yards and loU for the reception of stock of all kinds, and drovers can thus find comfort (or themselves and provision (or their cattle of whatever description. As lbs terms will be nocoinmodatiog, the proprietor respectfully solicits a continuance of the liberal patronage heretofore extended to the Walker IIow-j. W. WALKER, Feb 12 3m Proprietor. ?EIIjIiINGh OFF AT AND BELOW COST, L. BLOOMBERG & BRO., ARE DETERMINED TO GET RID OK THEIR PRESENT STOCK OF GOODS TO PREPARE FOR THE ?1GB INK, AND WILL THEREFORE SELL GREAT BARGAINS. 4* i THEIR STOCK CONSISTS OF CLOTHING, AND A GENERAL VARIETY" OF FALL WINTER GOODS, Carefully (elected in the Philadelphia and Now York Markcta by one of the firm, and nt euch ar advantage aa to enable them to (ell very CHEAP FOR CASH! Alaa, Ladiea' DRESS OOODS, Ginghams Calicoes, a heavy Stock of DOMESTICS, La dies' Mantillas and Cloak* of Silk and Velvet; Sill and Silk Velvet French BONNETS, the mo* fashionable and beautiful styles. Em toroiciorlos, FANCY WORK BASKETS, COLLARS Slscvas, Handkerchiefs, Flouncing*, and n larg* and elegant assortment of other Goods which art usually kept in A DRY GOODS STORE. Wo are very thankful to our friends for the gr-u eroua custom already given us, and all we now osl ia?call on us when you are m town next week and wo will do you good in return. Feb 18 51 tf L. BLOOMBERG A BRO. STATS OF SOUTH CAROLINA. Spartanburg District. IN THE COURT OF ORDINARY. Imitation tor Letters ot Administration. WHEREAS Col. 8TEP11EN T AY LOIi ha* applied to me for Letters of Adininistra lion on all and singular liic go.?ds and chattel* right* and credits, ol MAKTLiA TAYLOR, lut< ol the State and District akuvauid, deceased: These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular tbo kindred and creditors of the said dcoeasod, to bo and appear at the Court of Ordinary for said District, to be held at Spartanburg Com I House, on the 23d instant, (February,) to show cause, if any exist, why the said letters should not ba grunted. Givcu under my hand and seal ol Office, the Gil day ol February, 1857. R. BONVDKN, o. a. i>. Feb. 12 51 2w IN EQUITY?Spartanburg. Sl* A KTA N HURlr DlSTHICT. J iiiics Bennett, ct al., vs. lliram Bennett, adm'r et al. Bill for I'urtition. IT appearing to the satisfaction of this Court tlx al Sarah Bcuuelt, the daughter of Rowland Bennett und her husband, if married, (whose name i> Unknown,) und her brothers John l\. Bennett and T Will: L?J A. ? u uvuiimi, it nuaiia ivi?.u us, ifc.uu: oiwurtlh Iliram Edwards, Bennett Edwards, .lane I).mu (formerly Jauo Edwards,) uud lux husbsnd Kleiniug Daris, Celia Tate, (lurmerly Celia Edwards,] and tier husband Henry Tate, Nuucy Clark, (lor mcrly Nuuuy E Iwards,) and her husband Charles Clark, children of Elizabeth Edwards, (formerly Elizabeth Bennett) and her husband Ripps Edwards, Jackson P. Bennett, Elisabeth Moore, (formerly Elizabeth Bennett,) uud her husband James Moore, Sarah Brewer, (lurmerly Sarah Bennett,J and her husband Green Brewer, the children ol Joriui Bennett, Williams Bcunclt, Isaac Wofford Eleauur Lewis, (formerly Eleanor Wotford,) Mary Edward*, (lorinerly Mary Woftbrd,) and her husband Isaac Edwards, Elizabeth J. Reese, (formerly Elizabeth J. Woflford,) and her husband William Reoso, Mark J. Wofford, Merrick H. Wofford Benjamin M. WotTord, John W. Wofford, Isaac K. Wofford, Nancy E. Wofford, and Mary Hernbroe, Isaac Ilcmbree, Jane Uetnbreo, Johnston Ilembrec, Merrick Ilcmbree /antes VV. liembroc, Sarah Ann llembree,thc < ddreu of Eunice Ilembrec, (formerly Eunice \> afford,) and her husband Klihu Ilembrec, both dead, who are children ol Isaac Wofford and Jane his wife, who was a sister of Mark Bcnuott, deceased, defendants in this case, reside (roin and without the limits of this State; It is, on motion of Hawkins & Choice, Complainants' Solicitors, Ordered, TlnU they appear and plead answer or demur, to complainants' bill of com plaint, within three months from the publication ol this rule, or the same will be taken pro confetti against thorn. THO. O. P. VERNON, o. a a. u. Cmm'r* Office K.-h 9 1?V7 V..U 10 11 -4 NEGROES FOR SALE. I WILL tell, to thu highest bidder, nt Spartanburg C. II.,on tho first Monday in March next, SIX LIKELY NEGROES. Terms made known on day ofaalc. JOHN S. FINCH. Feb u 50 4t THE STATE OF 80UTH CAROLINA. Spartanduko District. JAMES WILLIAMS, who is in tho custody of tho SherifF of Spartanburg, by virtuo of ca. so. at the suit of M. Myers, having filed in my office, together with n schedule, on oath, of his whole estate and effects, his petition to the Court of Common Pleas, praying that ho may bo admitted to the benefit of the act of the General Assembly, made for the relief of insolvent debtors: It is ordered, thnt the said M. Myers, Adrnr. of U. Starnes, and nil other the creditors to whom tho said James Williams is in anywise indebted, bo, and they are hereby, summoned und have notice to appear, before the said Court, at Spartanburg Court House, on the first day of April nest, to show cause, if any they oan, why the prnycroftho petitioner aforesaid should not be granted. OflBcs Common Pleas, Snortanhurc District, ih:- CVh Nov., 1850. j. ii. iOLLKSON, Nov 29 39 tf Clerk. MUSIC! AVERY largo selection of the best and latest improved PI- |Hpic?-^9 ANOSof all kinds can be had at II ' I J J RAMSAY'S riANO FOUTE AND MUSIC STOIIE COLUMBIA, 8 C Ha invites a special examination of the late patented improvements in Mallet, Davis A Go's.celebrated Pianoe. Every oianois guarantied. up J o28 18 ly_ I/Y/AC\ LB. Greenville Wrapping Paper )Uv V Also ii fins lot ol Edgefield Ware; for safe by A. H. KIRBT Aug. 28 27 rf ot&ra vusras. | MONEY AND GOODS. <?? *? MY FRIENDS and CUSTOMERS who have not yet settled tlioir Accounts and Notes \ will oonfer on nio n great favor by cuMiug by the 10th o( March, nnd making payments on their NOTES OR ACCOUNTS, ns it is actually necessary, before leaving either for 1 the North or South to 1 BUY GOODS, , that we should supply ourselves with the article "CALLED CASH,"' I to enable us to keep up a GOOD CREDIT, nnd to buy in GOODS to the best ndvantage, both for ' 1 ourselves and custom rs. We hope to be ablo to , show out n HANDSOME SPRING iL fQ; &?( EL? 0 nnd to give place, wo arc offering now GREAT j BAHOAIXS in our present Stock. There aro many GOODS ( now on hand j CHEAPER ; than they can probably be sold again with the ( present ADVANCED PRICES 0V COTTON. I hope that this call will be a sufficient NOTICE, and that customers will call in aud settle up the "OLD SCORE," at least as far as possible. It you wi hliold the menus from us wc cannot supply tho Goods you i must nnd will surclv cull for. Keb. 12 51 tf " A. II. K1RRY. j IN EQUITY?Spartanburg. II. K. Wofford, nnd otl e.'?, vs. Comfort Wi fford, ' i nuil others j i Kill (or Partition. IN pursuance o( a decretal order in this case, 1 will sell, on Sales day in MARCH next, at 1 Spartanburg Court House, T*>0 TRACTS of J Hitnl, constituting the Real Estate of Ixtvi II. Wofford, dec'd., represented by plat# Nus. 1 and 2, ' executed by W. C. Camp. | 1 Tract No. 1 contains one hundred and five acr< s, more or less, lying on Ferguson's Creek and Spring Branch; bounded by lands of Col. Crookf L)r. Wofford, and others. No. 2 contain# seven acres; bounded by D. A. , Chamblin and Miss E. Wofford. Term# of Sale: Credit of one and two years, i wlthjinterest from date, to be given for the purchase I money, which is to be secured by bond and upprov ed sureties. Purchasers to pay for papers. T. O. P. VERNON, c. r. k d. ; Coin'# omee. K.l) 12. 1Sj". Feb 12 :.l tf headquarters. 2d Bat. 36th Reg., S. C. M. ORDER NO. AN ELECTION is hereby ordered for COLONEL to command 36th Regiment, S. C. M., on SATURDAY, "th day of March next, to i fill the vacancy occasioned by tho resignation of Colonel S. M. Snoddy. Captains of the different Bent Companies in said i Battalion arc churged with the execution of this order. Tho manager will meet on tho Monday following, i count the vot< s, and report to the Brigadier Gene- i ral. By order of Brig. Oen. 8. R. G'st. calvin Mcdowell. Lt. Col. Com. 36th Reg. S. C. M. ! Feb. 5 50 if , 825 Howard. MY Neitro Boy ANDY raiuiway from mo on , the 15lli Dec kist. Andy is 18 JSU> old, ' about 6 feet high, rather yellow complex on, litis' , thick lips, and a small near under one eye. I will pay the above reward for his delivery to me, or if lodged in a jnil that 1 may gel him. ( My uddress is Moultrie P. O., Spartanburg Dist. | a. i;. JOHN W1L.KINS. Feb. 5 50 tr 1 LAND FOR SALE. f I l (IE Subscriber offers his LA NI > forsale *\ litre" JL mi lie now live, 'J miles North of Spartanburg C. II., on the Mill*1 Gap rmJ, containing 580 acres. The plantation is in a high state of cul- j tiration, with good buildings of all kind*, and good ( fences. This land ? well watered, and lias an excellent quarry of the best kind of building rock. It is one of the healthiest situations in the District. J Any person wishing to purchase would do well | to coine and sec it, as I intend to sell. Terms made | ' known to any person that wants to buy. | Feb. 5 50 G? 11. DODD. ! , LEE t*?)MOISE, Wholesale Grocers, : WITH LIQUORS, NO. 7 1IAYNli STREET, CHARLESTON, S. C. I I r. H. l.EK, T. J. MOISK. | , Feb. 5 50 ly* 1 Till: CALDER HOUSE, ]! (Late Planters' Hotel,) BY J. W. GAMBLE. CORNKR or Clll'RCII AND ut'EKN STRKKTS, (iiarlc'tluii, S. C. ( This House is thoroughly rebuilt, refinished, lo- 1 cated in the centre oi business, and kept in a style ' second to no Hotel in Charleston. Feb f? 50 ly ' JAMES T. FLEMINO, , WITH 1 ; SIMONS J* li O T II E US, ! Wholesale liirocerM, r JVO. if,9 EAST DAY, , CHARLESTON, S. C. Feb. 5 50 ly KENIFICK & SERINE, WHOI.F.8A1.K AND RETAIL DKAI.ERB IN ; ' n..i/? ? r?..-r. .. i un.jja, tucuiviun, i criunirrm, l'iiinis, I >ii?, , Hrushes, nnd Fancy nrticlcs, 1 ON TIIK .MOST It K ASON ABl.K TKRMjt. NO. 277 KING STREET, (Opposite Society street and Merchants' Hotel,) j ' CHARLESTON, S. C. ? I JOHN KKMFICK, W. A. IK RINK, Ml). , ?tb. 5 50 ly | I COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF Sarsaparillu, Queers Delight, &c. For purifying (lie blood, and removing all diseases arising from tlio impurity of the same, nnd is j especially recommended fttr the euro of Rheumatism, Scrofula, Erysipelas, Ulcer lion of | the Throat and I.ungs, Pains nnd Swellings of the Bono-, Tetter, Pimples in the fnce, j , OI<l Sores, mid nil Cutaneous Eruptions, s Neuralgic Affections, Mtcurinl Diseases, And for assisting the operation and preventing fatal consequence* of Mercurials in Syphilis. For the Cumj^iiioti r,f i!ti? p??pjfr>r?in, nnd the , j Medicinal Properties of the Qoocn'a Dei.ght, Piij- j, aicinn* are referred to the 3lh and Oth e?<*. Vol. J, ( of tho "Southern Journal of McJioino and Phar- j maoy." * The Slillinsia Sylvalico, (Queen's Dfli?lii,) deserves much more notice than has been bestowed upon it. It baa been u>ed for th? last tun or fifteen I years by several of our most distinguished Physician*. and I believe they havo never had cause to deny to it a high rank among our indigenous medi- j1 cal plants.?[Ed. So. Jour. Med. and Phar. Pre- v pared by Kt'llifirk & Kkrlnv, Chemists and Druggists, . No, 277 King street, Charleston, 8. C. | ( Sole Proprietors of the celebrated Palmetto Wast Powder, For making Buckwheat and all kinds of Cake. ' I Biscuits and Light Bread. Keb J ;?0 1 y CARRIAGE TRINHINGS. j | AXLES, ?PRiNus, and I1UBS. For sale) I by BKNNRTT & OOSS. Jan 29 49 oTTandreth & co. FRESH OAItDKN SEEDS, nil kinds. For nleby BENNETT & OOSS. J?n 29 ? U_ ] READY-MADE CLOTHING. A Good supply oil linnd. OVERCOATS ] selling CHEAPER titan EVER. Cull toon, II you want a bat gain. J an 89 49 B ENNETT dc GOSS. Levin cto Bak.erf AUCTIONEERS, AND Glenoral Commission Merchants, run TilK BALK or deal Estate, Stocks, Bonds, Negroes, Cotton, Flour, and all kinds or country produce; uloo, attend strictly to receiving and forwarding all kinds of Merchandise. R FKHCNCKH, | John Caldwell, J. A. Crawford, Col. R. An- i lerton, Columbia, S. C ; J. It. 1 Vi//y if Co., Mordecai A- Co., Charleston. S. C.; C. P. Sullivan, J. If. Irby, S. Fleming, Laurent, S. C.; F. F. lleally. Greenville, S. C.; IV. S. Gilmer if Son, Rankin ?f- McLean, Greensboro', N. C.; Hlair ?f Brother*, Charlotte, A. C ; Dr. Edward | Sill, Salisbury, N. C.; F. L. Golding, German'own, N. C. | Office 198 Exchange Row, Columbia, S C. , Feb 5 50 Oin < CIVILIZATION A IV D FASHION! I T is conceded by all writers, that as a people in- 1 . crease in wants, they advance in civilization. The savage has but lew wants to be supplied. The j lesti of the game ho kills for food, and the skills for j i covering, he s'ts down contented with his squaw 1 nid papoose to enjoy this simple fare. The oppo- 1 lite extreme are the Parisians and Loodoncrs, ' a1 hose wants ate ns numerous as their means to ' lupply them are bountiful. Paris is considered the quintessence of refinement, mid London plays second fiddle, with all the J rest of the world to follow afier and sipo their 1 Eashions! As tho wauts of our District are increasing, it s an evidence of increasing refinement nnd prosperity; and if our friends will continue to patronize us, we will supply their wants to the best of our ability. i Wo would say to our customers that money is a motive novrcr. We exoect to r.nv for 111 tho noods ?vc purchase. Wc would not wish to dun. Oh i 110! Wc merely wish it to be known that the jinKic of n Dollar i* uot particularly offensive about this time of year. 11KNNK1T & GUSS. Feb. 5 50 tf Valuable Real and Personal Estate FOR SALE. zRjgadk The Suliecribor still offers for SAI.1'1 | j j a his HOUSE and LOT of 8 acres ol land' ono other Hausc and Lotwlicre afiHK "ii II. S. A. Poole formerly lived, with a number of unimproved Lots, with four tracts ol I .and. all pretty gi?od farming lands. The subscriber will sell tiny part or all of the above named property at pri nte sale for C??h, for two-thirds of tho value, aud it not disposed of by Sales day in .March next, he will s?-]l at public sale to the lushest bidder all the above named property, with n quantity of pcrso: nl property, consisting of Negroes, Horses, Household anl Kitchen Furniture. Any person wishing to purchase would do well to come and examine the property and buy bargains, as I must and will sell it 1 can find purchasers. Terms made known whenever there is any chance to sell. It. C. POOLE. c *r The Spartanburg Express insert three I limes. dan '."J 49 4t MEDSSimm spiaiis FEMALE Kins ami., SPARTANBURG DISTRICT, S. C FACULTY OF INSTRUCTION. HEV. T. CURTIS, D. I? , l'rin.-ip >1 aud lu truetor iu Mental and M >ral Science, History, and English Literature. HEV. W. CD It IIS, Principal and Instructor in X. tural Seiene-- ami Classics. MILS. E. A. CUltTIS, Superintendent o( I)o mesne niM oocini i nines PROPKSSOU L. <J HL USDLLL, Instructor in Music*, Vocal and instrumental. MltS. A. IlLAIjUKLI^Iibiruvtrmiii French, Italian unci History. MISS. M. HUSH, Inntruvtrrw in Mathematics. MISS. I*. U. TKNNBY, IaatraotrcM in Bag* lisll Branches. MISS CATHAUINK CUITTKNDON AND MISS A BLATCII LKY, Instructress ia Geogrul?l?v ami History. PROF. N. c:. SIlliPllKRD, Instructor in Draw ing ami Painting. Ml.SSC. HURKli, Instructress in Vocal and luitrtinuntal Music and German. MISS F. DOUGLASS, Instructress in >or?l ind Ins'runiental Music. M15SSRS. CURTIS would renew their respectful acknowledgments of the kind support of the public, during the lost cloven years. Upwards of '.100 young ladies tiling honorable stations in the ileigborhood, are the best and fairest advertisement lo which they can call the attention of parents and guardians. Hy tin in and their trietids the I oca ;ion and cliinnte ol the SCHOOL are well known; Is unequalled retirement and aec initio lations, and U health so remarkable, tliat no coses of serious iekucss have ever occurred there. They purchased ami have added to this proper:y, chiefly with a view to its retirement, congenial dike, as they find to the best habits of attention to icholustic duties, and to the sen?i ivo modesty of he female character, us they desire to form it. In every department the best Assistants are . ought for;*tlic Principals have suflertd no inconrenience of occasional changes, or increased e*penlittirc to obstruot tlum in the pursuit of this object, ispiring as they can repeat, they do, to leaving the School rich in influence, litemry and moral, rather ban to enrich themselves, or accomplish auy pcrKitial or sectarian object. ' One of the Principals will be found at the Mills I House, Charleston, on Saturday, 14th February, i caving (or Columbia on Monday 16th, and at the Assembly House, Columbia, on Monday Itltli, to < leave for Yorkville, on Tuesday ITlh. Terms: per term of half a yf.ah. pay i ABLE IS ADVANCE. Instruction ? English 1 tepartmenta, . $25 00 ' , iJoard. including washing, fuel and lights,. .50 00 I | Tlic above includes a complete course til English Education (tor $75 the Term,) which nil the i tupils are expected to take. The following are op- | ional and may be taken or not (in whole or in part, | is may seem desirable.) j j Music?l'mno or Harp, including Vocal Musio $25 ( (> ' | Music?(luitar, 20 0l? i | Use of P<ano, 2 50 i | " Hurp, 5 00 ' French, 20 00 t drawing and I'mming, .20 00 t 'rimary Dopaitment, $15 no , No charges beside the above will bo made in loniicotion with ti e Scl ool, except for Hooks and < stationery actually used. ( As no vacation is given after Commencement, j >nd it is especially desirable that each Tup.I be resent at every recitation of her Class, to enable . to sustain hr-r atunrting la ?o deduction will , >e made for anv absence at that time, or at any j titer, except on account of sickness; and no Young j ' ?ndy absent from Iter class at any time for a fort- ' light can re enter it without a re examination. | Jan 29 4t sao xtbwaud, ' MY N HO no 1 to Y 8QU A R K, left home for | . his wife's house on John Toole's plantation, nTyger River 14 miles west of Spartanburg, on j i he 25th JJect -tuber Inst, ?und has not returned, j IQITARB is a'N'tit 22 years old, 5 feet 8 or 10 i aches high, w< gits shout 155 lbs. Ho had on when j I i# loll a black hat and mixed clothing. I will pay he above reward for his delivery in Spartanburg all, or the nearest jail he may be caught. i I will also pay $50, upon the conviction <J any tcrson or persona found guilty of harboring said oy, during his travels upon Tygcr. Jan 22 48 if HENRY ROLLINS. DR. W. F. PRATT & CO. AT TUB SIGN OF TI1R BIG MORTAR, 3STowtoerry, S. o., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS Patent Medicines, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Spts. Turpentine, Cum phine, Hunting Fluid. Window Glass, Gl- sawure, Shop Furniture, Surgie.nl nnd Dental Instruments, Fancy Goods, French, German ?iiJ American Perfumery, Artirts' MutcrisN, ,foi Portrait Painters, Fine Wines, Liquors, Sogari ?nd Tobacco, Hptecs, Painters' Articles, Brushet jf nil kinds, Garden nnd Field Seeds, nud over] Jtliei article usually found in tire largest Wholcsah Establishment*. All of whieh they offer for sal< tt lower rates than any other Drsg House in Ijoutl Carolina. Physicians, Planters and Merchants aro invitee lo examine our Stock and pricfe. Every artich warranted to give satisfaction, and special care pai?! to thu packing of good*. Ord^-s uddreased in tbove will meet with prompt attention. I?lt. F.i W. PR ATI', it. u. Land. Jan. 29 49 4t CHEAP LAND I'OH SALE." riTHE Subscriber will sell, on lALKS-DAY ir JL MARCH next, if not previously sold, to th? highest bidder,SC'"> ACRES OF I,AND, lying 11 miles west of Spartanburg C. II., near llolh Spring Church. I tract of 3(7(1 acres, 40 of whicl is cleared, some improvements on it, with som< jood bottom laud,a<ljoiuing liu.Je of R. A. Catcs, J Newman, J. Clayton, It. W. Fostor, and llollt Spring Church, on both sides of the Gogiant road Also, 1 Tract on sumo road, containing 230 acres about 10 acres oleared nnd fresh, and the bulauc? in woods. Also, 1 Tract containing 180 acres, ly mg on \Y?i|f Swamp Creek, } miles from snu Church, with some improvements on it. Also, 1 other Tract, conlaiuiug 150 acres, with some goot bottom on it. The above lands will bo sold partly for Cnsh, nnt I will take other property in part jinyment or gin time. Look ou', land buyers, ns I am determine) to sell. G. W. REESE. Fab. 5 SO ids BREASTPIN PAiriun ail I VI/llVi I7<OUN I > in poescnaion of a negro, a Jay or twi ago, a largo Cameo Breastpin, which tin owner can have by proving property nnd pnyini or this advertisement. Jan 1 45 tf COl (ills, COLDS, CONSUMPTION VFcw Bottle. of Dr. CurtiK* CHERRY SY UUP, and INHALING VAPOUR. Neve known to fit! in affecting a cure. The demand fo it rapidly increasing. AisO, Ayr?*?Uherry Pecto ral, and Rogers' Liverwort and Tnr. Jan 'JO 10 BENNETT & GOSS. SUPERIOR PIANOS. Tho Utidcrsigued, Profwsor of Music, etc., a the Spartanburg Female College, respectfully in forms the I'ublie, that he is tlie agent of L1GIITF. NEWTON, vV BRADBURY'S PIANOS which rank now among the very best. Warrant cJ, anil furnished at the fact >rv price. Some Spcoimens can he wen a| the Female Col lege. E. M. EDWARDY. Sept. OS 31 SWAN & CO,?S LOTTERIES! CAPITAL PRIZE jar .10,000!!! jBf The following Scheme rill he drawn hy S SWAN & CO., Managers of the Fort (Iain Academy Lottkrv, ol Georgia, nnd the Socmen Military Acadcky I^jttesv, of Alabama, in enc' of the lotteries lor February, 1857. Class O, To bo drawn in tho City of Mobile, Aluleuns, i public, on SATURDAY. KKBRUARY 7, 185i Class 13 4=, To be drawn in the City nl Atlanta, Georgia, i public, on THURSDAY, February 19, 1857. Class 1353. T<> be drawn in the City ?t Atlanta, Georgia, i public, on SATURDAY, February 'J8, 1857 ?>i the piau of Single Numbers 3 2GO Frizes ! MOKE THAN ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TEN TICKETS30.000 TICKETS. Magnificent Scheme. 1 Prize of if50,000 is $50,00 1 44 30,000 is 30,00 1 " 10,000 is 10,00 1 " tf.Ol'O is y,00 1 44 8.000 is 8,00 1 44 7,0*10 is 7.00 1 44 6.000 is 6,OU 1 44 5,000 is 5,00 1 44 4,000 is 4,00 1 44 3,000 is 3,00 1 44 2,VOO is 2,O0 1 44 1 ,000 is 1,00 100 Prizes of 100 arc 10,00 100 44 50 arc 5,00 APPROXIM ATI ON' PRIZES. 4 P.'sot $350 App'rio $50,000 P.arc $1,00 1 ,4 300 30,000 44 8o 4 44 100 44 10,000 M 40 4 44 80 44 9,000 44 33 4 44 65 44 8,000 44 96 4 44 60 44 7,000 44 24 4 44 55 44 6,000 44 22 4 44 50 44 5,000 44 20 4 44 45 44 4.000 44 18 4 44 40 44 3,000 44 16 4 44 30 44 8,000 44 12 4 44 25 44 1,003 44 10 5,000 44 20 a o 60,00 5.260 Prizes amount'nt; t<? $204,00 Whole Tickets, $10; Halves $5; Quarters $3J PLAN OF TUB LOTTKRY. The numbers from I to 30,000, corrc*poiidin{ with those N umbers on the Tickets printed on acpii rate slips of paper, nro eneirclcil wilhrmall tin tube uml placed ill one Wheel. The first 212 Prizes, similarly printed and cucir t-led, arc placed in another wheel. The wheels are then remised, and a number i 1 rawn from the wheel of Numbers, and at the sain time a Prize is drawn frun the other wheel. Th Number and Prize drawn out are op*n<*.l and ox liibited to the nudionce, asd re?' stern! by the t'nm iilissMiicIS; the Prize belli; placed against the N Mill lier drawn. This operation is rcpeate?l until nil th Prizes arc drawn out. ArraoxiMATioN Pruk? ?The twopreoeding am the two succeeding Number* : i those drawing tin iirst 12 Piizes will be entiled to the 48 Approxi imation Prizes, according to the scheme. The 3,0(11) Prizes of $'.0 wdl be determined t? lite last figure of the Number that draws the $50, )00 Prize. !'\>r example, if the Number drawini the $50,000 Prize ends with No. 1, then all th wl....... ! ?.l._ ... I - e . .vn. .? ??... i? ii.v Mii'iiui r i ii'ir* in i wiii ou enuut'i o$20. If llic Number - nils with No. 2, then a! lie Ticket* whore the number ends in 2 will b 'iititlvii to $20, and ? > on to 0. Certificate* of Package* wilt be sohl at the fol owing rate*, which i* the risk : Yrtificato of Package of 10 Whole Tickets, $S< H ' 10 Half " 4 " M 10 Quarter " 2 N onn*?!V(l TICKETS oft CEilTIFICATT.S. Enohso the money to our address for the Ticket >rdered, on receipt el which they will be forwards jy first mail. Purchasers can have ticket* enilitij n any figure they may designate. The Cist of Drawn Number* and prize* will b lent to purchaser* immediately after the drawing. Purchaser* will please write their signature ?lain, and give their Post Office, County and Statt Remember that every Pnae is drawn and payaLl n full without deduction. All Prizes of $1,000 and underpaid immediate! tfter the drawing?other prises it the usual timet thirty days. All communications strictly confidential. Prize Tickets cashed or renewed in other Ticket it either office. Address orders for Tickets or Osrtifieatcs cither t 8 SWAN As CO? Atlanta, {fa., or 8. fiWAV, Monfgnmtry, Afa Jan. 22 tfi tf . . ..jg.fdsr* f?f? J, FORRES? CAROLINA STAR GALLERY n so .picked. as bracsdln the PHOTOGRAPHIC ART. Tins Call mid the Ladies of Spartanburg have admired its tastif ever they have san?t.ficd it by their presence. The refit ua by their opinion of our work, and even the little < Sun-Sketches of Sur and imperishable beauty. By almost every rival of Steamer* from NEW YORK TO < J. F. G. is receiving subcrb invoice* of magnificent F type Cos**, &c . d(0. Among the latter are Octagon r Ladies' Silk Velvet Cases?beautiful articles. 1'apcr ? ? Turkey Morocco Cases. Also, n large stock of neat nil i Medallions, Bracelets, Pins, Ste., ??c.. daily expected, r Ambrotypcs?brilliant, beautiful, nnd l>old, are here ti } purchased. s Photographs taken of all sixes, Plain and Painted. Painted Ph I need only be seen to be APPREC/.i TED, and, m , few of them will be EXHIBITED AT THE DOOR OF AMtlROTI PES in imitation of IVORY PAIN' THOUGHT SUPERIOR TO Till Specimens of these are ul<be seen at the Gallery. Arrangements are being made for ibe manufacture ol LIFE SIZE IN by which n picture can be taken n? large as life. ' .1. F. <1. will teach AMRRCTYPING to anybody fifty dollar'. Will not the people of Spartanburg patronize the Ci L. TWITTY'S f < >f course they will! HEADQUARTERS. : ORDER NO ?. i ' Unionvii.i.*, January 6, 18.VL j ' A N ELECTION is hereby ordered for COLO- p J-Y. NEL to command the 3Clh Regiment of S. tl . | C. M.,on Saturday, the 7th day of March next, to p ' fill the vacancy occasioned by the resignation ol s ? Col. 8. M. SNODDY. * j, Lieut. Col. McDowell and Maj. A. J. Foster ? aru charged with the extension of this order. *1 By order of a STATES It. GIST, Brig. Gen.. yth Brig. H. C. M. ^ u w. II. Tk>mmii:r, Brig. Major. y e l)ix> l."> 47 tf p THE SUBSCRIBERS, HAVING this <lav associated with them, in the WHOLESALE DRY GOODS BUSINESS, Mr. JOHN GEORGE, the snme will here- , r after fie carried on under the firm of NAYI.KR. J - SMITH, & Co. WM. NAYLF.lt. ' j TIIUS. P. SMITH. Charleston, Jam. 1, 1S57. A CARD. 1 School to roiMrtenrc 1 at Monday in February. rrWR subscriber having h-catcd at JOnN i!. 1 .1. WALKER'S, (2 nide* east of llobbynvKh-,) for the purpose of TKACHINO, hopes, by self[ cultivation and application to hi* profession, to merit J ' patronage from those who wish to go or send to I school. Terma of Tuition: From ten to twenty dollars .or the term of ten month*. Hoard iu the neighborhood on runsnnnble terma. Jan. 1 16 -it Y. N. WALKER. Near Ilobbysville, 8. C. St- John's School for Boys, SPARTANBURG C. II., SO. CA. WILLIAM IRWIN, \ ? 1. Rev. T. S- ARTHUR, < I roi-rictors. " r|"MIE next Annual Session of this Institution will * JL commence on the 2d Monday?the 12th day? I' of January next. ( WM. B. LEAHY, ) . ? d WM IRWIN \ 'x**?c,xrK Principals. ii William H. Least,? .Classical Department. *. William Irwin, Ancient History and Geography. R. A. Palmer,. ... English, Mathematics, and French. ii Rates per Term of 5 Months, For Tuition mid Hoard, including Washing, Fuel and Lights, paya" blu always in advance $12'i .00 ' I>ay Scholar*, Classical department, 25.0U Senior English, including Mathematics and French, 25.00 Junior, 15.00 For further information, uddn?* WM. IRWIN. Pec. 25 41 tf or, W. H. LEAHY. DISSOLUTION. 'pillifinn of .IAS. A. FOWLER & CO. his () 1 been this day dissolved by mutual consent. | All |htmh* indebted to us a** -Rrnestly requested to nuke immediate pan- ns our bosun-** must be settled forthwith. J AS. A. FOWLER, J; da.t. 1 45 tf J. W. KERR. Holloway's Ointment. ? "i | | a i o vsi.> i.tin.1 i.uiegran.t l.x- 1 0,11 ternal Remedy. Rubbed on the skin it will t O | penetrate the pore*, thus reaching the seat of the f 0 j most dangerous inward complaints hitherto itnpreg0 nahle. I ? r sale at FISHER A II EINITSll'S a Jan. 1 45 tf 1 irui; Store. 1 - - I u Curo your Coughs aiul Colds. f ISJIKR A II HI NITS H have now in store a i. I large assortment of Cough Medicines?amongst . " which n? ly be enumernt.il Puto-de Nips, Pectoral 1 Gum Drops, Ayer's Cherry I'eo tor si Wistsr's l.alsatn Wild Cherry, Dr. Ropers' Liverwort mill Tar, a ' New England Cough Syrup, Cod Liver tVI, Ext. a " . Liquorice,Ac. Ac. For sale at _ ?! Jan. 1 45 tf FISHER A HEINITSH'S || Drug Store. ? S TA TK OF SOU Til OA li 01. IN A. k SPAItlANUPIta 1 )lSTIllCT. IN THE COCRT OF ORDINARY. Ann 11. Haeus, applicant, vs. John Glfcnn, el a! Defendants. I Summons in Partition. ' \V IIKRKAS it has nppearej in evidence to r ; tV the satisfaction ol the Court that Garland A. n Glenn, Uoverly II. Glenn, Opiney McClain, Wil H ham Parks, July Aon Gauch, William tiaueh, u Matthew Johnson, and Amanda Johnson, defen- c dants in the nborc case, reside from and without w . , the hunts of tins State: It is therefore ordered and . decreed that thoy be and appear at the (iourt of x . Drdinary, for Spartanburg District, to lie held at 0 Spartanburg Court House, on the 17th day of ' April next, to show cause if any exist, why the ti ,j real estate of Tvrn Glenn, dec'J., consisting of one c ? tract of land, lying on the waters of Tyger river, . containing one hundred and sixty uores, more or less, bounded by lands of A. Witigo, Adam McEl *' y rath and others, should not be sold, and the pro- fi . ceeds ol said sab' disposed of according to law, or e ^ their Consent to the same will be taken /irn ronfe**u. p Given under my hand and seal of Office, IGth 1 Jan. 1857. K. liOWDEN, o s i>. '' II January ?2 IS 12t S TA TK OF SOU Til CAII0 LIX. 1. J Spahtanuurg District. s IN THE Col'RT oF ORDINARY. l' ! q ; f/iliition to have estate settled. \ L) ' A. C. Homar. AJmr. Aoi.l o W I' i. I .' - --- - I an<l others, dcfcnJalils. , a S r having hem niiown to my satisfaction that \V. , j 1 P. Chapman. < >. O. Chapman, M N. Chap_ I man and Virgil 11. J. Chapman, heirs and dmtribu- ' ttn at law of tho estate of li. II. Chapman, dec'J., ' c reside front ami without the limits of this State; It | is therefore hereby ordered, that they and each of . ,a them Ik* and appear nt tho Court of Ordinary, for aaid district, to be held at Spartanburg Court | louse ' ,, on the 20th day of February next, to show cause if any, why the estate of the said H. R. Chapman, s y dco'd , should not Iks settled, and the administrators ( ,f discharged from further liability, or their consent to . the same will bo entered of record. Given under my hand and seal of oflicc, this 1st ' j dav of December, 1856, K. BOWDKN, Pre 4 41 12t o. s. p. 33XjA3STI?.S, FOH PALE AT THIS OFFICE, 'GQWAH'S that he ia t'jle to lake any kind of Pietare binary has mad* itself known throughout tl?e South, it**, air of com fort, an) appropriate beauty, when ltd and polished, of both stats, hare eu<oaraged :hild has lored to linger ainid these passing Loveliness CHARLESTON, 'hotograpliie Frames, Ambrotype and DaguerrtoUnion Casts, Richly Carved Square Kbonjr Casta, iluchu Cares, inlaid with Pearl and ivory. Superb id orJiu iry priced casta. A line stock of Lockets, Pearl Anibrotypea, Lnmpratypcs, and Steresoopio iken. Daguerreotypes of all size* can here le These otograph's i soon as appropriate FRAMES can be made, n THE GALLERY, HNGS are much in demand, mid by some are E ORDINARY AMBROTYPE. a double whole size and ' STRUMENT, for twenty-five dollars?and the entire Art for IROLINA STAR flALI.ERY,over D. I. & Jan. 8 ^ 40 4t DR. CL0PT0N S INFIRMARY. DR. JAMES CT.OPTON, who has visited ] S uth Carolrtia for several year., practicing hi* rofesxion. ha* now permanently established liiifltcif i 11UNTSV1LL1S, ALABAMA, where he is repnred to treat sucoeHsftrlly the following diseases: ' isthmt, Diseases of the Thruat, Iutlammation and Enlargement ol the Toned*, Glandular Swelfings bout the Neck and Throat, Scrofula, ScalJ-I lead, *umors that frequently coinu on the eyelids?and II ?.? J: i. uuici uixiini ui me Skill. Testimonials of the highest character from y<mr i 'lute will be forwarded to any that may wish tlirm. I 'crsotis writing will eoclofcu a 3 cent stamp to pay i oat age on return letter. Mwlieium forwarded by ? tail, in such cos. as can be treated at home. I Dot. 'Jlv i Saponaceous Compounds. < I C.R<SS OLD WINDSOR SOAP, the beat 1 I in use, lor 10 cents a bar only. Jan 1 45 tf TOLLTC8QN A WINGO. I WANTED ; I AA BUSHEL* DRIED PKACIIKS LUU TOLLESON & WINOO. i Jan 1 la tf Ladies' Collars. N'OW opening, 500 LADIES' COLLARS i h >m 25 cents to $5.*'0. Pretty style*. I Oct 30 30 tf TOLLESON & WINGO. A. S. DOUGLASS, A TTORNEY A TLA W. SPARTANBURG, C. H., S. C. OFFICE ON CHURCH STREET NEXT DOOR 1 TO THOMSON & CHOICE. 1 Feb 7 50 It 1 WRIGHT & ORIt, ATTORNEYS A7 LAW, , SPARTANBURG, C. II. ; >rrtCK in Maj, I^gg's Brick Building, next oor to Bobo A* Edwards law office, up stairs. J. I>. WtMHT Spartanburg C. II. 1 1a?. L. Oan Anderson C. II. Jan 3 1856 ji tf j ; JjjJULk CHERRY PECTORAL. For the rapid Care of LOUGHS. <OLI>S, HOARSENESS, BRONCHITIS, WHOOPING-COUGH, CROUP, ASTHMA, AND 1 CONSUMPTION. Many ) < are of trial, instead of impaii .ug the ( mblie con'j It-nee in tli s medicine, lias wuu for it an ipprccLatiii :.n l notoriety by far exceeding the Host sanguine expectation* o( its friends. Nothing tut its intrinsic virtues and the unmiatukcnblcbencit conferred <>n thousands of sufferers, could origin ile and maintain the reputation it enjoys. While nany inferior remedies,thrust upon the community, : tare failed and beeu discarded, this has gained ' ri. nds by every trial, conferred benefits on the 1 fflicted they can never forget, and produced cures | iki numerous and too remarkable to bo turgotteu 1 While it's fraud on the public to pretiiid tha , ' 1 ny eno nied ..ne w ill inlallibly cure?still there is bund .nt proof that the Ciikrrv Pecromi. does lot only, as a general thing, but almost invariably urc the maladies for which it is employed. As time makes those (acts wider and hotter 1 mown, this medicine has gradually become the ' >est reliance of tin afflicted, from the log-cabin of he American Peasant, to the |?alace of Kuropcan t vmgs. Throughout this entire country, in every I Itale, c.ty, and indeed almost every h unlet it conains, Ciikkkv PscroKU. is known as tho best .inedy extant for diseases of the Throat and Lungs; I t nd in many foreign countries it is coming to bo xteus.vily used by their most intelligent Thy si 1 ana. In Grout Britain, France, and Germany, < . hero the medical sciences have readied their high- j ' st perfection, Ciikrkv Pbitokai. is introduced . n.i in constant use in tiic Armies, Hospitals, Alms | r lous,", Public Institutions, and in domestic prao- j 1 co, as the surest remedy their attending Pliysi- j ins ran employ f>r the ii)<rc ilAii{?tuin affections 1 f the lung* Also in milder cases, and for clill* ' ren, it i? safe, pWim an.I effectual t-? core. In ' let,some o( the mm ll ilteriug testimonials wo rc- j eive have been from parents w ho have found it fllcaciou* in c.wi partionl .rly incijontal to childihk1. The Cii*kuy 1'icToiut Is iniinufittturoJ by a radical Chemist, and every ounce of it under his a ii eye, with invariable accuracy ami care, ll is ruled ami protected by law from Counterfeits, conequ .ntly oan In) relied on as genome without adul. ration. We have endeavored hire to furnish the comnunity \% ah ? medicine of such intrinsic superiority md worth .is should commend itself to their ?>nfi Iciioe?a remedy at once safe, sjieedy and effectual, vhich this has by repented and oontttless trials irovod itself to be; ami trust by great oare in pre>aring it with chemical accuracy, of uniform, itreugth, to afford Physicians n new agent on which hey oau rely for the best results, nod tho afflicted vith a remedy that will do for them all that medio ne viii do. Prepared and o<4d by J A M US C. A Y ER, Tr.icical and Analytical Chemist, I?well, Mass. FISHER .M 11 Kl.MTSH, Spartanburg. JOHN L. YOUNG, Uoioovillo, and by all Merchants and Druggists everywhere. IIAVILAND A H.iHRAL, Charleston, wholksalf. \obktft. Jan. 6 46 " 4m A : - BARGAINS 1 BARGAINSI (CUaring owl cur '* De IaAINXSS, jpjfo.fr 12 1-2 to 25 cts per yd englisiTmerinos, at 37 to 50 cents!! M GOOD BLANKETS, 50 cents to 2.00 dollar/* - f LADIES' CLOAKTAND SHAWLS, -1 At998?.- } ALSO MANY OTHER GOODS AT COST. CALL EARLY ANFGET BARGAINS FOR CASH ONLY. TOLLESON & WINGO. Jiin I 45 if ARRIVAL OF THE Hew Goods! New Goods! r ^ 11E SLT ItSCHIHHft having j tMt rruirn?-d JL |:oin New York, where hu Una sp.-ir.-d uo mills in tbe selection of his Fall and W inter s now opening llie largest and bent STOCK l?o ina ever bcforwoSered in this market, to which ha nvitcs the attention o1 nil who may dc?irc h> ,?nr hime, believing ihnt he will be able to giv? SATISFACTION both in PRICE and STYLE to all ivho may favor him with a call. The LAIXKfi ore p.-u tieirlnrl j incited to call nod -xainine his Stock of BBSM EMIS. which is large and complete (or this market. e?mlisting of SILKS, French and English MERINOS, Mpaecas, Canhmeros, Dcl<nins, Plaids of various iind>, nnd CALICOES of the best style and quality, Ilis Stock of Cloths, Casi in ores, and Tweeds, ''cry good. Besides, he has many other things accessary to make up a Fancy StooUL, He has also a FINE STOCK of SHOES, HATS AND CAPS, EIARDWARE, CUTLERY snd Guns, CROCK. FRY and GLASSWARE, all of which shall be old un the in ?t reasonable Terms. Our GOODS are always ready for INSPECTION, and will be shown with pleasure to all who fhay . all, but no GOODS are to be SENT OUT OK THE STORK WITHOUT SALE, neither can we GIVE SAMPLES. We risk our lives, our money, and credit, our judgment, ami many other tilings, aud think our customers might risk their judgment on the color of a few yards of calico. lie returns thanks to his customers (or the liberal patronage heretofore given him. A ll. KIRBY, No. 2 Briek Range. Oet 23 S5 tf Spartanburg C. H. CEDAR SPRING ACADEMY. Ill I IS School, for rnali-s and females, will re. commence on the 4th MONDAY (the 26th lay) of January inst., under the care of C. II WHITE nnd Mrs. K, I*. V. II WHITE. Rate* ofTuition,pcr Term of 10 months, from $)0 o $20, including Latin. Music lessons on Mel >deon $25 per scholar. Boarding, (rum ST to $8 per month. For further information address C. II. WHITE, Jan 1 45 3m Ckoar SrsiNa Asylum. Fino Horace Ct AN be kept so only by care and att ntioh. If ' they haTe distemper, hide bonnd, drowsiness; oss of appetite, inward sprains, yellow water, or fatigue from hard exercise or work,inflammation of ihe eyes, debility, wasting <>( floh, use IIE1NITS1FS GERMAN HORSE POWDER?It #i0 lae louud highly beneficial. For sale bV FISHER & IIEINITSH. Jan. 1 45 if A New and Elegant Preparation. chapped Inihli, flee and lips, chilblain*, and rough skin, is lbo"RALM UK A THOUSAND FLOW MIS." It renders the skin smooth ind soft, allays irritation, restores and maintains ita "tatural moisture. These qualities establish its vaL tie us a cure lor chilbUins, painful swellings of the Sand, chapped hps and hands, rough skin. It will -eniovc tun, freckles, sunburn, and imparts a flexililitv and softness to the skin,as was by waters iq? ended to be. For sale bv F1S11KR A IlKINITSH, J.tn 1 1 j tf riurmucrutisti. W*. A. Ratchei.oe's IJair Dva?Gray, Red >r Kusty llair Dyed instantly to a beautiful and inturnl brown or biaok, without the least injnry to hair or skin. \Vm. A. Rate helot's IIsir-Dyc produce a color lot to be distinguished from nature, and is warranted not to Injure in the least, however long it nf?y >e continued. For sale at Jan. 1 4". t( F1S11HU A HF.INMTSn-S I >rug Store. ACCOMMODATION STABLES^ rJapmjL Spartanburg Court House. ftff? 1"V-> Accommodate his friends and tho public L the undcraigued has supplied himself with Carriage*. Hocks, Huggies, (with add ttithont, l'opa,) and Horses, which lie is i?C*!y tb let out by he day, or for longer time. He has also a Two-Horse W agon to hire, and ?>H m the engagements fur hauling wood in large r .mall quantities. Apply at the Carriage Manufactory H? Aug 21 20 ly .1 AMKri A. KOWI.RR. CLOTHING! CL0TMNC1 rSHIK br.nt atork of UKAPY-MADE C1.0-M. THING, can be found at Nov 6 37 tf TOLT.88QN A M INGO'S. wis T. KU88SL, Me D. HAVING resumed the general practice of MKniriN..' ? T^?? ... vv.nwa'ii Willi J 'CnilUTT, respectfully oflv-rs hi? services to the silUens o4 Spartanburg and its vicinity. Oftiee in Now Brick Range, No 5, (second story.) Church street, opposite Palmetto Ilouae. March 27 5 tf ia. dT owxh, TAILOK, H AS RKMOVKD to his WW rooms oee^ . Mcsar* D. I & L T WITTY *8 .t<Ksv where he will bo very happy to ae? <>?d frituda, and ready TO IKRVK Til KM CHSAP IOR CARI1. Noel ST tf J. n. KMOKI), ATTORNEY AT LAW: OFFICE AT fcPARTANBFRO, 8 C.K WILL practice in the several Courts of the Western Circuit. Any business rntrusted to his can will meet with prompt atteation. Dec. 11 43 Riskw