The Carolina Spartan. (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, March 19, 1857, Image 4
"A celebrated lady once said of a cotiso'
rious neighbor, "His inoutb costs him no- ^
thing, for lie always opens it at the expense J?,
of others. I wish some day that he would
bite his tongue, for then he would poison
himself."
M7A TURJBP7
On the 44th o( September, 1850, by A. U.
Smith, Ken., Mr. WADDY COLBERT to Miss c-\
LUCINDA CASn. A
By the same, on the 2il of November. 1856, Mr. \
JETER DEWBERRY to Mine ELIZABETH ?
CASH?all of Spartanburg, S. C. -A.
By the same, on the 26th of February, 1857,
Mr. ALFRED SPROUSE to Misa SARAH
EASTLEB.
Bv the same, on the 8th of March, 1357, Mr.
ROBERT PRICE to Miss MARY LOVE, nil of '
Spartanburg, BC- I F1C
CO MMER CI AL _ Charleston
Market, March 12.?The saha of .
cotton for the week were 8,900 bales. Prioes rule
an hth lower?middling fuir uplands 13|. .
Retail. traps.?Bacon?hams 11$ a 15; sides a.n
I lja 12$; shoulders 9$ a 10. Rio Coffee 104 a 11$. U^',
Flour 7| a 8?bags 3J a 3$. Corn in bulk 73 a 77
f ?bags 87$. Molasses, N. O., 74 a 75; Cuba 40 it ^
42; Musoovudo 56. Suu.tr?Muscovado 10$ a 11$ v
?refined crushed 15 u 15$. | ^
Columbia Market, March 14.?Wo hare no
change to note in cotton, and lit ere lore continue our
quotations, 11 $ to 13$ ceitiB, extremes. 11 icon, old j(.
shoulders 9$ n 10; clear sides II n 1 If; new hog
I found 11 a 114. Corn 95a i.00. Flour $7 a 7i?
extra family $8 a 8\. T ^
.JL ii
dor,
DR. M'LANK'S LIVER PILLS. 0fN
IW When the proprietor*, Fleming Bros,, of I on t
Piuburgh, Pa., of this invaluable remedy, purchased ^'ont
it of the inventor, there was no medicine which yfri-|"|
deserved tho name, for the euro of Liver and ])0t,t
Bilious complaints, notwithstanding the great T
prevalence of those diseases in tho United States.
In tho South and West particularly, where the (o(. t
patient is frequently unable to obtain the services
of a regular physician, mmo remedy was required,
at once safe and effectual, and the opera- ^
tion of which could in nowise prove prejudicial to ?
.the constitution. This medicine is supplied by l)r.
M'lvme's Liver Pills, prepared by Fleming Bros,
of Pittsburgh, as has been proved in every instance
iu which it has Itad a trial. Always beneficial, not r *
a solitary instance has ever occurred in which its JL
c .effects have been injurious. The invention of an BL
.educated and distinguished physician, it has nothing
in common with the quack nostrum* imposed t
upon tho public by shallow pretenders in the mcdi- ' V
cal art. Bxpericuce has now proved, bcyoud a L'0,"
doubt, that Doctor M'Lane's Pill is tho beet rented} ''
' J part
ever proposed for the Liver Complaint. 8M,ji
Z3T Purchaser* will be d ireful to ask for DR rem!
M'LANE'8 CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS, l,aU
manufactured hy FLEMING BllOs. of Pitts j,
buroii, Pa. There are other Pills purporting to be ?
Liver Pdki now before the public. Dr. M'Ltm-'s ;
genuine Liver Pills, also hi* celebrated Vermifuge, T|
can now be b id at all respectable drag stores.
None genteint icithout the signature of
FLEMING BUGS. ???
March 19 1471 4 It '"? ?
Rut
NEURALGIA CURED?Read what Mr. RU
Boydon says: uo medicine ever had certificates 8tli
rom such respectable sources as C rtcr's Spanish '1
Mixture. Mr. F. Hoyden, one of the original pro- of tl
prietors of the Astor House, New York, and lor a ty?
number of years of the Exchange Hotel, Riohtnond, ex s
Va., wns cured of a severe ntti k *?l Neuralgia bv |*oj
Garter's Spanish Mixture. The rapid nad perfect ing
cure effected in his case by tl.is valuable med cue i
arrested his attention ami excited til* interest. I.
f %recoinmonded it to others afflicted with a variety o! thel
<dis aso?, and in wcry inntauoe :i euro was cflccted. ' tlie
Ho has tpcn it euro Agile nud 1-Vvor, llheuina- | coir
lism, Lirer Complaint, Dyspepsia, Fevor*, Violent ; the
Coughs, an 1 cases whioli were ?-aid t?> be confirmed j tiim
C msumpiimi, "ltd nearly every other <1 ?caxo tor : on
which it is u*cd. lie remarks it is difficult to know , sioti
what disease it will not relieve or euro, mid as a ' 'J
Purifier, un?l Spring and Fall medicine, he has | Ion
never seen it* equal. He uhccrfully recommend* I an 1
it on nil occasions, end believe* it to be the nvot '1
valuable remedy extant. March .r> -J lm I den
NEW SPRING GOODS,
D. I. & L. TWITTY %
HAVE just received, direct from New York, n
beautiful und select lot ot the newest and *vv
handaomtst patterns of
PRINTED FRENCH JACONETS, 1
PRINTED FRENCH HKILLI AN'IV, wii
PRINTED CHINTZ URUAN DIES, On
PRINTED LAWNS, Eu
CRAPE DE PARIS?plain and satin plaid, I
BLOTCH GINGHAM?Fancy and smnll plaid? t
nil colors. ah
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN PRINTS, at t
Ac. Ac. Ac. Ac. ded
?ALSO ? ;
It) BOXES CHEESE, nl 1
4 ROXKS FRESH PICKLES?Mixed and plain, ! ?"'
PRESERVED SALMON, OYSTERS, BAR
DINES. Ac. tot
I One of th* firm in still in the Northern cities, and
will continue forwarding, a* itipidly as purchased,
Addition* to our stock of all that is new ami dcsirnlbe '
" in STYLE, FABRIC and QUALITY.
March 10 4 tf
T;1XES~
I expect to attend nt Hp lrtsnhurg C. II. on ' I
EVERY MONDAY from tins time, to and i ,v
including the FIRST MONDAY in MAY next;
und all those who have not made llteir returns by
tbat time will be liable to Double Taxes; and nil ,
who have made their returns, and fail to pay by the (,.|M
saute time, will be liable on single Tax executions. (i' ,
I therefore hope thnt nil will be puiietuul, and 1 s()|1(
save the necessity ef issuing cither doubic or sin- i
glo tax executions. R. C. POOLE, T. c. j !*,
March If., 1857. I J
N. H. I am required l?v law to call on tl.? I
? n
istratcs, Physicians, and Clergymen, throughout (
Spartanburg distiict, lop a return id" tbu Uirtiis, | Deal
lis, and Marriage* daring the year 18.*)6. with- >
in the Families of the non-tax payers, willim their \
precincts, congregations, &o. And"! do hereby 1
require said returns to be made to me, as Tax CVI- i
lector, on or by the Jjlh day of .May next, una'
shall expect said returns to be prompCy tnuJe by
s.iid 15th day of May. }
March 18 4 if R. C. PQOLB, *r. o. J :
SHERIFF'S SALES;
for I
APRIL, 1857.
, thr?BY
Virtue of an order from the Court of Or.'i- , will
nary, l will sell, before tho Couit House, in
the tillage of Spartanburg, on Saleday in April next: ! C
L Kighty-live acre: <>f land, more or h*s, bounded by ??
binds of A. Floyd, Stephen Taylor and otlicra. Hold
on a credit ol 12 months, with interest from day of | r 1^
sale, except the cost of these proceedings, which
must be paid in cash. Purchaser to give bond with mile
two approved sureties, together with a mortgage ol > ',,ro
tho promise*, to secure ilio purchase monay to th< i
Ordinary. Sold as tho Real Kuala of Tny- : "I '!
lor, deceased, for Partition and Division. t M <
A WINGO, ?. *. i?.
SherifTs Office, Mnrch 16, 1857. Mm
March l'J 4 3t ?*?>',
GARDEN SEEDS.
rrMIE Sobacribor has ju?t received from IJ. LAN- r?^
I. DRBTII <fc SON' the following choice lot ol
GARDEN SEEDS: , ,
Carolina BEANS. tluS'
Early Si* Week* BE A N,
Fled Speckled Valentine BEAN, .
POTT A \V ATO M1E "
Large Marrowfat PEAS, j '
EXTRA Early " *
Early York CABBAGE b",B
Large Drumhead " | p
Early Sugar Loaf "
Imnir fletrlrl RADISII, .
Red Top TURNIP.
Early Frame CUCUMBER,
Long Blood BEET. T7<
Olive Shaped M -*
AH to be had at No. 2, Buck Range. ownc
March 12 3 tf A II. KiRBT. for tf
5**- . . ^rn
WANTED TO PURCHASE.
nnn YARDS COPPERAS
CLOTH.
1,000 vd?. STRIPED CLOTH.
1,000 lb?. BEES WAX.
1,000 lbs. TALLOW.
5,000 lb*. Clcuu Cotton or Linen Rng*?b]
arch 19 3 ?f A_ U. KlftBY.
NORTHERN NAILS.
fYfWl LBS. NAILS. Ju?t received nm
for Kale by A. 11. KIRBY.
larch 12 3 tf
.. 8. DbTTGHjA.?si
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
AND SOLICITOR IN EQUITY,
parlaiibiirg . II., S. C.,
If ill hereafter he (baud in tbo EXPRESS t 'F
E, and will uttcnd promptly to nil business in
lc*1 to liin Mtti March 5 2 ly
NOTICE .
LL Persons INDEBTED to MORGAN 6
. MOORE tire respectfully requested U> OA LI
SETTLE, n.s tltry are in noed oi nil M< >N' E T
them. MORGAN & MOORE,
eb 20 1 tf_
^rosli Arrivals.
AIS1NS AND CANDY?just received u
FWb. 86 I tt MORGAN ?& MOORE s.
IN EQUITY?Spartanburg.
parte, David II. Smith and Daniel II. Smith
Committee of Noah II. Smith.
' pursuance of the order of the Court of Kquit;
i the above ease, we will sell, to the highest bid
oil the Tilt of April next, at the late reside lie
ojli II. Smith, the TRACT OF LAN IT where
he said N<>ah II. Smith's family now reside
aining one hundred and uglily acres, more o
Also, '.ho personal Estate of said Noah II
th, cons at ng of Horses, Catile, Hog*, II, u-t
and Kitchen Furniture, Farming Tools, Ac.
'ertnt. Six Hundred Dullarscash,ami the re
ider on a credit of one and two years, with in
t from date. Purchasers to give note and surct
he purchase money.
* DAVID II. RMITII,
DANIEL II. SMITH,
Committee of Noah II. Smith,
larch 12 3 3t
FANCY IRON WORK
AND
JL.f C U S .11 a T Mi /.VI?.
IIE undersigned have this day formed a c<i
partnership, lor the purpose of cat Tying on th
ACKSMITH AND WHEEL-WRIGH:
BUSINESS,
Laurens Street, South of Palmetto House.
Ve are ready to manufacture Iron llading, Bal
os, Lightning Rods, Iron Bedsteads, Iron IjHirq:
and Awning Frames, &o. d?e We are also pri
d to attend to Horse Shoeing, Plantation Black
........... t I.. .1
tM .( ? .I I..? ill
ly to exeeutu all work intrusted to us with il?f
li, and uii tceouab c terms.
ii. 11. mm ant,
Vl> 19 Jt r, HAMLIN
PROSPECTUS
OF
HE RUTHERFORD DEMOCRAT.
III'. Subset ihi-i s. having purchased lie mater
alsof the Rutherford Press, take pleasure i
ouueiiii! to the people of North ami .South Can
, thai they intend to publish, in the Town <
lierford, N O ,a Weekly Paper, called "Till
TUKUt'ORDTON DEMOCRAT," on th
of April next.
"he DEMOCRAT will advocate the principle
ie great Democratic Party with it* utmost alnli
-the only true and conservative party now i
tence, ami the only party that the .South, as
>!< , can I.Kik to for carrying out and iituitila'.ii
the laws and Constitution of our government,
'he J minerals of North Carolina have lull
litiacd to prc-s forward without fultrring i
r exertions to extend and widen llu-ir rnuke i
State; and, now thit tin y arc triumphant.let u
nncnee u^nat to fort fy our poMs iu to! parts >
Stale for the stin^cia in August next. "I
a of p.'ac? let us prepare f *r war," hy bueklin
>ur armor nga'.ij lor liu iinnronching Cungrci
ail campaign.
'lie DEMOCRAT wHI ha devot d to P.dilic
rtml IniprovtttK i:t*. Agricubutv, News, Sulci
Original Realms Matter, 1\? try, A:o . iVe.
'hi- subscribers have secured sevi ral eorriwput:
t? in the Southern Sun-*, us wo arc determine
nako our paper n wileoine visitor to ever
side.
T1.1D1S:
e Copy (invariably In advance) ? .' <1
Copies, II (1
celt Copies, t>7 ti
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VU J .'iJ (I
TO Al>Vi:ElTI*EfttS.
riie T? rm? t>l Advertising in tlu* PKMOCU.V
I be as follows :
i! Square 112 ! iu s or U-as) first inset tint), 1.0
:h subsequent insertion 2
songer advertisements in pmpurtMii.
Ion tracts will be made with advertisers at th
ve regular r ites for ? x or twelve month*, an
.!??? olosu "I the contract 33$ per cent, will b
tie ted from the gross amount,
til Letter* "iust bo addressed to the subset.boi
llullierlbrdtofl, N. C., and persons snbsenbin
please write their names and Post t Mliee da
tly, so an to prevent tho papers troin being sit
ho wrong l'ost Ortice
J. FOKHKST COWAN.
ALK.VK. IPO. TUMISItO,
luTiiEnroRDTON, N O.. MAKCII U, ISoT.
I.N KQl ITV Sp;irlanburu.
Ilosen \ i*e vs. A. Pettit and wile, el al.
1 iill lor discovery, account, and relit f.
!* appearing to m\ satisfaction that obadia
Vise, Nathan Vise, Nathaniel Vise, Anton Tin
and Nancy h * wiTe, Cultou llnrraldson, jr
tderson llarraldaon, Bt nj W. llai i . isoii, .1
I lurrrnldsoit, R.idclitV M. liar raids ?, K?chu
ibmok, and liurcM his w ife, dcfei.iants in tli
*, reside without the I.tints of this State: It ii
motion of Wright and Bowden, complainant
.'itors, Ordered That they appear and pleawer
or demur, to complain nil's bill of complain
tin three months lr< in the date of this rule.
same will be ordered pro confetti nga n-t then
T. < >. P. VKtlNON, c r. s. o.
'oni. (tiTiee, Maieh 3, lb">7. 2 3m
In t:<|iiii} -8PABTANBUB6.
W. Wyley Trustee, vs. Thus. O. P. Vet not
(J' in'r. and others,
r .. n i r i - ? **
i v tiiivii iur ivciici iinil in i *.ly .>ic?ncy .
'appearing from proof that 1Io?ca A. Woflur
Ji jtio E. Wofl'urd, Elias .1. WOflurd, E'vir
iglit. and Itnlph Wr glit, Eliza Tillotson mi
n TiiluUon, defendants, are resilient* withoi
State: It is. on motion of J. 1). Wright,Solicito
'cUliuurr, Ordered, 'i'lmt tiny appear *ud plea,
ter or demur, to petitioners petition, withi
e months from tliu date of thin rule, or the nam
be InUen pro rovfesso against tbem.
Til<>S. O. 1'. V ERAON, c. k. r. t>.
ohi'm. Off"i*, M.i eli 3, I *.">7. 'J |f
Lolislous N" otioo
IIK Hoard of the Hro.nl River Aaaociatini
will meet at PROVIllKNCK CH LJCI1, (litre
s north of Limestone Springs,) oil Saturday be
tin: Fifth Sub atli In March next. A ful
t.ng of the Hoard i? reqaestid. Tito member
Hoard consist of Rev. Tims. Curtis, l?.l>
Harnett, 1>. Scruggs, dohn Hynrs, H. I!
er, James Kzcll, Hugh Horlers, und Rev
i. Curtis Corresponding Secretary, II. (.?, Gafl
Rocc rding Secretary, C. I'. Petty, Treasurer
cb. 12 61 it
CO-PARTNERSHIP.
IllC undersigned have this day formed a C< >
PARTN ICItelllP, for tho purpose r?l con
ing the business of 1IOUSI ' MOVING, Ac,
w ill coutrnet to MOV I'. ALL K IN PS (>l
ILDINGS AS I) CHIMNEYS, KMSI
OFS, &u., in tho most scientific inanner, with
tij uiy to the buildings.
pplieation can be mado to either of the subset)
in person, or through William Glaze, Esq.
J{. C. BROOKS,
,b. 2? 1 tf J. L. FRENCH.
Columbia, S. C., Feb. 13, 1857.
BREASTPIN FOUND.
JUNO III rxiaii ssion cf n nunn ? <! ?
ago, a forgo Cameo Breastpin, which tin
ir can have by proving property and payin
lis advertisement. Jsn 1 45 tf
." ^ v > J" f % '
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TmbTOTTPTT
FOR 01.OO. J
T.J, ELFORD, |
f AMBROTYPE ARTIST,
HAVING taken tlio rooms over Messrs. I). 1. ll'
A L. Twitty's, formerly occupied by Mr. J.
Forrest Oowun, und well known tw llie CAltOLl.
N A STAR GALLERY, is ready to tske as Hne
AMBROTYl'GH us any artivt in the South. llnv- J"1
ing u litis sky and siiie light, tind fresh chemicals, "*
he will guarunty to his friends uud customers u (nl
, true and lifelike picture.
Ainbrotypcs taken In Frames,Cases, Pins, Kings, l"
iiixl Medalions. March 12 3 U ^
"$80.00 REWARD. U
RANAWaY Irom the subscriber, on the 7tli
instant, nty negro boy .JfcRUY, about 21 ,
years old, datk copper color, 5 feet ntul 8 inches ^
high, lie formerly belonged to 1*. Q. Camp, and
: was sold to Dr. Leo L. Hmith, and pure has, d by
v 111c. 1 will give $20 for his safe delivery in Spark
taubarg jail. I will give $10 lor pro.,I to convict
r' any white person fur harboring JERKY, and $20 ^
to convict any negro for harboring.
March 12 3 _2w_ WM. J AS. 8M1TH. ,,,
KTOTIOR.
4 LI. persons holding BILLS against J. FOR- {M
' i. \_ REST GO WAN, ure hereby requested to
present tliem 011 22d inst., at Room 23 Palmetto cr
House. March 12 3 2t
, " TOBACCO.
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>' l\~ TOBACCO, lor ki1? by !
* Maroi. 12 3 tf A. H. K1BBY.
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? \inong the Illustrations already engraved, or ?
' nearly completed, are the lullowiug Portraits, (011
stci I:)
j Gen. Schuyler, Gen. Chart's Lee,
I* ! Gen. Putnam, Gen. Henry Lee,
> Gen. Atiiold, C?>l. Mrullrie,
vicu. ivnyne,
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Gen. Knox, Robert Morris, I,
' Goii. Montgomery, Gen. Stark, _
(jell. St. Ola r, Gen. Hamilton, I J
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(Jen. Karon Stvubeii, Gen. Glover, SI
i (till. I/i Fayette, Gen. N r IV. Ilcvc, :u
I G ii. ( a?uiii Pulaski, S.r Henry C.inton, : u
I (jeii. Lincoln, I <>r.l CornwuIlia, J
??iii. Mercer, Gen. liurgoync.
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n j Washington, from the Picture by Tinmbull.
, Wnsliinclon, from the Piclute from Wurlmuller. er
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j<* Washington, Iroin the Picture ol Houiloti'a Ihist. :it
c Washington, ftoni the Picture of lliiuiioti's Statue.
Washington, from the Picture of Krowu's Statue. ~
% Washington, from the original Profile,
j. Mis. Washington, (early Portrait.) r
n Mrs. Washington, Ironi Stuart. t
;i M.hs Phillips, from original Picture. j ,h
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Historical Scenes, (chiefly frotn original designs.) '
* Sie of Washington's Kirth-plaee, |
" Mount Vernon, (three views.)
" Washington n? a Surveyor.
s Washington nt Fort Nevt>?i:y.
' Washington surveying tiio Dismal Swamp.
" Washington at Winclu ster. I
^ Wellington's f-'- Id Sports.
' Fortifiing RutikerV i? - |
Fort T'oundir??prt- l?oke George.
' Foil.ligationsat Wnl Point, in ITS').
" Washington ijue'i.jig a RWt, [front a ^out^mporafy { II
Drawing.) i in
View of Nov York, 17TC. , hi
Announcement of ludependenoc. j u
.v K at I to of Tietltoti.
I M.ittle of Gcrmiuitown. )
H.ilile ot Motunoutli.
^0 I'rad.l.'eh's li.lt'.ii' 1'ield.
0 Washington going to Congress, ito . Ate.
' "Must always remain, par eminence. The Ilia
u lory of the Father of liis Ctmntry."?PhU. Bui, y
X. It?It is inter.-led that the Illustrations in ! i
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i g'av? r? art* ecured. ?*
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MARYLAND LOXTIORIES
FOR M A R CII, I ? 5 7 . *
! e - . I Pi
- . Drawings conducted under the superintendence of j
the State I?ttery Comtuis iotier.
PRIZE* PAID AS SOON AS DRAWN. , ([
A (1 It AM) MAIiYI.AM) LOTTERY |1
II *
11 ON Til K HAVANA H,AM
" CRAM) CONSOLIUATKU LOTTKRY OF Ml).
l" EXTRA CLASS 3,
! I To be drawn in il.tliiniore, MurylanJ,
Saturday, Mareh vS, 18,57. |
!' 3'>000 N EMBERS 1,000 PRIZES: II
1 t
j : lu these Lotteries every Piizo must be drawn by ?
I j so i e one, as all the Prises arc drawn out of the
wheel.
, T. II. III URA RD & CO. are authorized
by llto Manage: s to till all or del*.
SPLENDID SCHEME.
I I prize of $:l2,00u | ! priz?s of 1 ,.r?00
1 I>1 /a of J >,0" I I I |il xes of 1 ' |
, 2 pr izes of 44)60 I 4 prism of 1,000 I
2 prizes of 3,tf00 | 10 prices of 70"
A piizc* of 2,000 20 prizes of ;*i00
I | -1 prizes of 1,750 I 141 prizes of 300
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
,1 , 4 of $400 Approximating to $32,000
lt | 4 of 300 " It),000 ,
8 of 200 ' 4,960
I 8 of 150 " 3,o00
I 16 of 100 " 2,000 ,
e | 16 of 90 " 1,750 "
| 16 of 80 " 1,500
16 of 70 " 1,250
! 16 ?>f 60 " 1,000
40 of 55 ' 700 _
. 80 of 50 " 5oo
it 576 of 30 " 3>)0
c ; 1,000 prizes amounting to $183,600 L
| Whole Tickets $10; Halves $5; (>u triers $2.50. ,
11 BRILLIANT SCHEME. .
Grand Consolidated Lottery of Maryland. |
CLASS 33,
To be drawn in HALTIUORB, MP , ,,
Mar el i -21, 1^57. J]
SCIIIiMB. ,i,
1 Priso of S563.710 85 p.. 6>0 il,
2 " i2,r?no 13-2 p. :;> <) w
2 " 8,000 132 p. 200
10 " 5,(K>0 132 |?. 100
, 10 " 3,800 3,06(1 p. 40
10 " 2,000 25,740 j?. 20 ?
100 ' 1,250
30,316 |?r z< s amounting to $1,141,110
Wholes $20; llalv. * $10; Quar. $5; $24.
i Certificate of Package of 26 Wholes, cost $316 00 I
" " 26 Halves, 158 00 '
" " 26 Quarters, " 79 00 ' ?
" " 25 It ?hth?, ' 39 50 ?'
i-ir All orders for tickets or packages in nnv <>f eo
the .vlnryland lotteries will receive prompt aliention,
and the drawing nui led to nil purchasers iin- , w'
> mediately after it is over. Addriss ? '
? T. H IIUBBAU!) & CO ,
No 39 Fayette ??., or Jlo* No. 40,
I March 12 3 2t Brtltimnc??,Md.
v * '
TBE WALKER SOUSE.
SPARTANBURG C. H.
TUB friends of thia establishment,
! miBiJ l',e P?Wic At large, ore rw p<ytLfcjEHyJBr
fully informed thnt lire ilOl'ET.
II be continued nild kept open for tli? I sorption
nil who may feel disposed to patronize It.
The service*of MR. J. (Il.'ISN HARRIS, a
nlli'in iti ol fine business capacity, accommodating
njHootion, nnd tillable manners, nave been secured
r its active management, owing to tho infirin
alth of the proprietor, who will nevertheless rein
n general wvcrs'glit of the House.
Tho Oulinaiy dep. rtmcnt will be supplied with
c selection of the market.
Gentlemen with their families visiting or passing
rough Spartanburg can be furnished with unsur
seed accommodations; the location being central,
tirrd and convenient
During the pant year a large addition ha* beeu
ade to the House, affording inn cased accommo
itiona and insuring greater comfort to guests.
Another want has been supplied In u large and
iniiuiMlious 11A LIj, suitable lor Hulls, Parties,
id Concerts
Attached to the 1 louse arc ample yard a uiul lou
r the reception of stock of all kinds, and ilioveri
n thus tind comfort (or themselves ami provision
r their enttlo of w hatever description.
As the terms will be aceomniodnling, the pro'ietor
respeetlully solicits a continuance of tin
ternl patronage heretofore extended to the WalkHouse.
\V. WALKER,
F"-h 12 3in Proprietor.
SELLINGOFF
5E L o'wC O S T J
L. BLOOMBERG & BRO.,
RE DETERMINED To GET RII) OF
HBIR present STOCK QF GOODS TO
PREPARE FOR THE
II MI,
A SI) W ILL THEREFORE SELL
IEEAT BARGAINS.
THEIR STOCK COSSISTS OF
CLOT II I NO ,
AND A GENERAL VARIETY OF
FILL WD WINTER ROODS.
Carefully selected in the Philadelphia ami New
oik Market:, by one o! the tirin, nnd at such lit
Ivanlage as t > enable them to sell very
HUFAP FDD PAQUt
vni.ni I un vriun
A!*.i, LiduV DRr.SS COO/)S, (Jingliim*
alieoe*. a In ivv Stuck of DOM LS'l'H '.V, I.a
c?' M.intlll u an I Cloak* ?l Silk and Velvet; S II
I Silk \ i Ivi: lit tell BONNJSl'S, ilii- moi
nhimialilc and beautiful ntylc*.
E3 m broiclorios,
A.\<\ WORh-llASKHTS, COLLARS
ecve?, Handkerchief*, I'inune n^s an 1 a lariri
til eli k'ant nut rtineiit of oilier CjixkI* which ar<
lual'y kept in
A DRY GOODS STORE.
Wo are very thankful in nur frii-nil* fur llie jjcii
uua custom already xiien un, and nil we itnw ask
?call on u? win n you are in town next week
nl we will <li< yi?n tjonil in return.
Fob 12 >i t1' I. Hl.oo.MllKltf; & I'.lio
CEDAR SPHINX ACADEMY.
II11 IS Selcml, fur male* nti'l female*, will rc
. commence ?>n the 4th MONIJaY (the 'J6tl
ly) <>l January inrt , under the care <>l O. 1
I ill l i; a.. I Mrs. K P. V. II WHITE,
live of Toil n. per Icrm of 10 months,from $11
i Si.1 i, inc i nk' I -aiin.
Mi; e m*oii Mil ?d'vni per scholar.
Hoarding, Imm <7 in ?-Sp< ? month,
l ot further mf rniat on addic *
L II. WilliK.
fan 1 45 uiii Ckhar Srring Asyi.cm.
J. MILES LEE
i ) 1-. il*lit TKIi.l.Y iiif'>rma liii iVirri s an'il th
LV publ I: 1. - pari il tut \ ' r ntra ? I
lkLILDINf; an J t Alll'l.M KI'.lNt
, nit ?t* bratudnx. Ho hopes hy i. Si'*"M t
kniiivii t in /1 < i.tuii i i'i* and patrmiitk'c. II
Valence ia ou College Jli.l, }?]?ait.i||l>uru S 0.
I'll. 1'J :,J ly
VEN1! VIDI! VICI:
"Tlirrr is no Two Ways about il,"
CHINESE SUGAR CANE.
' ()M 111 111 N < i imp' riant in < v. i \ l> >-1y i* t!i
^ I'liliiratinii "f I lie "ClII.NlIsil St't. \I
A X IC." The li'kh price ul Mi^.ir nlid inula*-.
intiM intlucc pla lei* in try the experiment n
nulueiiik' Mitr >r u|?nii ordinary corn ymwinn |.n.|
yrup nuido from lite i .lie may be examined at th
i-re ?.r tlit- mil/-, i i\ her. :! m.ty !? Ii.i-i 1 Ii
u<* genu lie SI* LI . 1'iice SI per package,o
1.30 when Kent I I- fil.til paid.
I' IS 11 I K & IIKINTISII,
Fell. 10 ."ij 11 Wholesale I >. u -Is.
ANDUl: I II S W \li?IN! f:U 11 \KD1\ SKIDS
GMSIILR & URIXrFBlI.Drararta an 1 Chein
I hi if to infurm their trie nds and the publi
cm-rally, that tin > have now oj.. a an.I ready lo
!< , a large illld well elected ?ti . of L.inlretl
l.irilen SSe. ?li?. < hi bracing every vari- tv ui>ua
lailied in lie Carotin >s The i.|Ulalioii of M
andri til is ? xt?-ii-1\? ly Uu tin, an I ?i Ml?ta in-<
om year to year. \uioii/ the variet ? * may l?
mini Liilv Ywk, 1 til l'ntili. Large Yoik am
li iuuhe.i l Cabbage, Lv ri IC ki te May I'ea*. 1
ile by LISII Lit dc 11 LI N ITSII,
Feb. 10 ti Uruffgif!*.
J. E. STENHOUSE
I V* AS opcm W \LN UT GROVK
L A of NE\V i If II ; is, e n e nn . 1'
lal Jnare, I 'ul i r\ i m i v, SI.in -, and (iioc-i <
0 . all 1 Hi I <11 ill .v I : to ojVe sal Sat Oil
Walnut Clove-, Spurianburg D.i-Ucl, S C.
TH 12 fill if
l\ EQUITY Spartanburg.
L 1*. Sm,ih \.i l'o'bt Cunningham, et al
I*i 1 .on for Fun is.
1 1' appi at ug I" the mtWiii tinn ol th's * "oart thai
*> Lmiso Cunningham, Robt. Cunningham, Joh
aon nglinm, W .'.i nm i lunninghnm, Anlliony t on
,nnh i:.i, < 'alhuilue \\ Ii te, \? ..|<>w, M.n?>a S uoiii
iJow, Jolin \VolT..i.l ami Mary his wife, ili ten
lilts in this ease. IVm>'.> Ii.hii an i Without t e i in
stif lluk Stall: It in, on ii o i n of I),nil, im t>
hoi1-. . S I e i a ? ft r Petit oin r, Ih drrn!,Tllllt tliej
ijieal' and |.|end, niMti r oi de . nr. to I'ctil oner'
el'l: II, W 'lhili three m n hi Irnm the imb'i i'.: a
' th * rule, i r ill- haiin w..l hi taken y: o ruit'ris
jain.t tin in.
Tilt is ii. 1' \ LltNON, <: k s. i>
Coinr's O.lie. , M e h 3, 1S,"i7.
March 2 * 3m
IN EQUITY Spartanburg.
couai'd \\ . II . ;s vi Nam v Cclr, J \ Kow
lor tinJ wtie, and others.
IMI (.1 1 '.ula.<>ii d! Ileal Mutate.
T appear.na |n i!. i' -jit lli.it tie I M? hd .nit <
. .lol>n A l'.ialir ..a I Maty A l'.mler
>?e Willi aid x\ V K i ill WadJol. is? li
lliinit tin limits til tlii State: On inu'inn
i'rijilit A Hon .? S. ton. tiir e -:n[>l?i ..illt, it i
idered, l li.it ,li \ npp a nud | lead, ausner o
iniir, to coin pi. i.lilt's l>d id complaint, witlin
t ee nioiltlm Irani tin* da'e nf ll.'m rule, o| tl.esaiin
ill tie taken /a > tonfrnm ig ?ir.?t tie n.
l "tii OlVn , M well ;t. Is;,7.
TIKIS, o. 1'. \ J:!tN*oN, c K r>.
Mareli 5 V dm
IN EQl Irv spartanburg.
Jniiatlian l/iw, v*. H K Seay, aaid clliem.
15II tut d aeovcry mil Uj**'
T Appearing li iii testimony tl;jt ! 1 ..I 15 Si
. JoIiii S. Seny, and SmsilwUa m etidnnt'
ill s e.n , res.de limn and witlntf** the ImiMi n
? State: It in, U til tn.11 el W Mill* 15.|'. l.->
mpl ntiailtV S lie,: ?, lln.'fr i,io..l tliey li
i I plead ansae n denii r, tn e tiMif* .11
illiin three iiinntlm I'nir.i tlio d liBf te.' , is tin
mo Will In- taken pro rnn/cuo theirt
Or.til. Odiee, Mareli 3, 1 S.ri7. *
THO 0 P c r.* i.
Mfttvli S ? _ & ^rrt
4
Cuiuiiiissioiitr's Notice.
ALL Guardians, Trustees, Receivers, nod other ' *
persons, rciju red by law umke to annual re- yj
, turns, are hereby not.lied to iimku up nod report j
their accounts by the 15th day of March next. Kuch ?
, item of cxpeiuo must be substantiated by proper
i vouchers. Rules will he issued ngniust oil defaulters, i
TIIO. O. 1*. VKRNON.c. it. s. n. |t
Com. Office. Feb. U. 1857. Feb 12 52 tf i
SWAN & cos. LOTTERIES. ~
CAPITA!. PK1/.K .
1 50,00 0!!! J},
Owing to the great tavor with which our Single j _?
Number lotteries luivc been received by the pub- >
lie, and the large demand for Tickets, lljo Muna,
gers, H. SWAN & Co., will have a drnwii g each |
Saturday throughout t' c year. The following 1
i Xoheirio will be drawn in each of their lotteries ! ,
for March, 1857. j ?
ITJLA83 3 5,
, To l?e drawn i ? the City of Atlanta, Georgia, in 1 | j
public, oil 1 '
Saturday, March 21st, 1857.
yiLAsa 35. .
To bo drawn iu thu City of Atlanta, Gcorg'n, in
public, on , (
SATURDAY, MARCH 23th, 1357,
On the JPIau of Single Number*.
: TIIRI'.B THOUSAND TWO lll'-NOHEO ANtHIXTT PltlZBs! j
More than one Prize to every Ten 'I iek? is. .
QO,OOoTICKETS. 0r
MAGNIFICENT SCIIL.MK! , lilM
, t Prize of ?5(1,(1(10 is $50,000 ' .
I 20,000 is 20,000
1 ? .10,000 is. .. . 10.00(1 !
1 ?' 9,ii00 in 9.000
1 " 8.000 is 8,000
I 1 7.000 is 7.000 I
I ? A,00(1 i? r, H(io J
1 " 5,000 i? 5,0<K>
] " 4.000 > 4.000
1 44 3.000 ih 3.000 \
1 44 2.000 is 2,000 I *
1 " 1.000 < 1,000 to 1
100 " 101) art* I t,000
i I I0O 44 50life 5,000 j
Ai 1'ltOXlM ATION IMUZICS.
4 I'ri/es ?.r $250 A|>. t? $50,000 p. art' $1,000
4 " 200 up t<> 20.000 p. arc 80O I
4 44 100 up. to 10.000 p. " 400 : 1
4 44 80 np to 0,000 p. 44 320 j wli
4 " f>5 up, to 8,'Mnt p. " SCO inn
4 " Ct) up. to 7,000 p. 44 240
4 41 55 np. to 0,000 p. ? 220
1 4 " 50 ap. to 5,000 p. '* 200
4 '* 45 np. to 4.000 p. " 1WH 1
4 " 40 np. to 3.000 p. " 100
4 " 30 np. to 2.O00 p. 44 120 'I
4 44 25 np. to 1,000 p. 44 100 1
. 3.000 p. 20 aro 00.000
1,100 Prim amounting to siOi.UOO
l Wlndo Tickets $10, Halves $5; tjuartcrs $2 50.
PLAN ??K Tilli LoTTKIU ?Tin NumWi. j
front 1 t" 80,000, corr?*piiiiiliuj{ with Xnm1
brri on tliv Tickets, priiitisl <ii tn'pnrati- s! ps <if pa
' 1 p r, are encircled v ith small irt tube* an4 placed
: in tine NVIieel. /i
The tirst 212 IVi* 'w, sini lurly pr ate.1 mill en|
circled, are placid in :iI)?-t4 T win .1. '
1'Tiie wheek are then levelled, nix! a numl r is ''
drawn fn.iti the w heel of Nuinlx i s, and at the > anie
time a Pr ze '? drawn (mm the --t?.. r wheel. The
. , Number an 1 IVize drawn >.ut are "pi lie I and x
i tiititled j.i tin" audience, airi registered b) Hio
' ! Ciiinni ssioiitt*, tlu- Prize being placed aguutl the , f, j
I Number drawn. This operatinn - repealed until ^
all lite Prizes are drawn cut
Approximation Pt izes.?The two preceding and j.
. the two succeeding Xumbiis to those drawing the
i first 12 Prize* w ;!| lie t milled to the 4"S Apptoxi- ,
, mat on Prizes, according to the scheme. | ..
j The 3,00 t Prizes of $20 dollars will he deter- j '
I iitim-d hy th?- hi>t figure ol the Number that draw* | " (
, tin $30,000 Pi 7.Pur < xunple, it the Nninher
I drawing the $."? .),II0(? Prize ends with No. 1, then I _
' nil the Tickets where the number end* in I will j
he < mill l to $20. It the Number ends with No. 1
2. then all the Ticket* wh> re the Number end* in I
2 will t>e i iititlcd to $20, and h i on to 0.
Certificates of P.'lekagi s W iif be sold at the follow* 1
ing rates, which is the risk: T!
Cert ficate of Puokag> of 10 Whole Ticket*, $S0 tl
c " " 10 Halt " 40 i a <
J 41 1" (Quarter *' 20 an
IN Olllil KINu I'lCKLTs I.n CEhTirif.\TKS,
O i , , * ^
Knvl 8c f*'c ???!?*> Ul vur nUroi for ll.tr 'lick- ^
" eta ordered, ott receipt of which tiiey wiil be fur1
w arded by first mail, purchasers can have lickcts m)
' ending in any figure they m y d. s'gnate.
The!;.to! I L awn N nmlsi s and Pi.z.s will be j.
sent to purchase is immediately afn r the drawing.!
Purchaser* will p!< n?e write tin .r signature plaiu, i .
and give their Post OlHoc, < 'auuty ami State.
Kemeiiibcr that every Prize :* druwu atlj p-ya.
! ble in lull without deduction. *
I All Pi iz * of $1,000 and under paid immediately
alter iho drawing?other pi / s at the usual
1 time of thiity days.
All eoruaiuiiiMii n* sttictly confident! d.
, Pi z Tickets c-shid or r. tie wed ill other Tiokr
i i u ai either office. ~
Adiires* el.lets fill Ti.'k. s or Certificate* either
| to s SWAN .v CO., Atlanta, Oa.t I
or S. SWAN, Af mtgoinrry Ala.
Feb. 86 I _ 41 A
LEE tfc MOISE, *
oa
Wholesale Grocers, ^
WIT1I LIQUORS,
1 No 7 11AYNI-: STIlRjrr, h,?
tin
CHARLESTON, S. C.
I- r. 14. UK, T. 1. UOIIK
' i vh so i >* ['
Tin: ( ALDiiK norsi:,
(Lite 1'la liter*' I (oil 1,1 i N'
BY J. W. GAMBLE.
? > OtlNZR or Clll licit ami QUKEN srRKGT*, I.
4 Cisi rlcstoai, S. <
' i . s House - itiuroiig'iiy rebu.i', retin idol, I..
led iii tin oi litre : litis ii -s an | lie,it hi a .ti! \
4- . lid to III. I I.e. I III I 'li lt '. St.>11. 1 I !l Tl Till 1 v ^y
JAMES T. FLEMINQ,
won .
s i m o \ s is it o r ji i<: u s, -
lioloulr (piroiM i's,
yo. loo i: [sr if i r,
(IIAKUMON, S. (.
Feb. ft 50 . lv ?
; KENIFICK & SKRINE. ~
W ll.il tui.r. AMI RETAIL. PEAI.KRS l\ III
1 Dru^'*. M? .ln-iui-*, 1 YiTnmrrir*. I'..;ntr, Oi!>, 1
" lliusln ?, mi i 1 .nil ) m'iciw,
ON TIIE *''Sr RriMINtll.lt TKnM*.
NO. KING STREET,
(Oj?|K'< tf Soi-'l-Iv Miv. t nii'l Merfliaiit*' 1\ itit.
CIIAKLESTOS, N C. ,,
| JOHN KEMflCK, W. A KRINK, M l>.
l'ob. 5 50 1 y
IF YOU HAVE A COUGH,
(R A 1.1. hi l ?lo i tfc 11? :11.t %11* ? F.ini'lv M' ilifim > .
J Si.iiini'i |MiH'inr a tmti o! i*i< a ? net-Hont
t "(Joliyti S)t H Will r.iii s >u ill a \, i t sli >i:
I lull.*, lio ni.i'.lcT liotv b.i I or lio.v olirtiiiatv ll.v
" ooujjh. 1'' r oiiiv |?y
r KlSliHK.fc 1IEIXIT>II. 1
> | Feb. 10 52 ir PhiHimntiMi, . , ^
THE SUBSCRIBERS,
H" A \'l N (i illk .lav as-. t. d with them, in the C?
. \V l|oM> A l.'K DHV <;00|>S Bl'SI- ?[
N I >S, Mr .It >11 N I?KtJlU K, 111?- s Hiu- n III ci??- -in
n't-1 Ik- .-nili.'.l <n under li e firm of N AVI,K!l. - '
smith, \ Co. wm naylki: ^
TIIO.S. I\ i MII'M. ,
Cinni I'fT.iN, .Ian 1, 1 >.V<.
suPERioRmm
1 t lw I'ndi ia Miied, rio!i ?s. r Mu?ic, etc., .it A
H tlie 8parunbWrB K. male Collt]^1, rnpcoifUW in. 1
' n i'iv. a-. \11 it i.. . . nt 111,i< 11 i i r v
< M:\viiin, A- UKAIHJURY'S PIANCS, i,
.vli < li v.tnk now nmoii? llie very best. Wurinnl 1>
'.d, ninl funiikbed at I ho (ielnry |?r.ce, I on
Soiu" Spit lt? can b' k.- n at tin- Te mile CToi- j ? o
I lege. ! !. M. FJ>WAKI>Y
( S.jrt 25 :'i
A KRIA?E JTR1NM1NGS.
XLKS, SPRINGS, and HUBS. I - r sale
L by BENNETT A GOSS.
jui 29 A'J lf_
0. LANDRETH & CO. *
'KESII GARDEN SEEDS, all kmda. F"r I
w?lc by BEN N ETT A i. OS*.
Inn '.'9 4'J tf
RE AI> V - .M ADE CLOTHING.
G . ?d >upply on lutnd. CVI'.IICOA TS
II aeHing Ibati 2-.' F . Cal
n, il y<>u wiiiii a b.u <jsin.
Iaa M 19 tf I > 1. N N k it i; < ?>s
Saponaceous Compounds.
Gin SS OLD WINDSOR SOAP, the beet
in um', lor III rente ;i bur only.
Ii.nl l , I! ToLLF.SON'm WINGO.
WANTED
r\l\ I'l.'SH LI.S DRIED PEACHES. j
1/1/ iOLLKSON A WINGO.
fan i ir> r-?f
Ladies' Collars.
J"OW open-ii.'. 5o<> LADIES' COLLARS
v Irom -jr. to l'relty steles.
I-I :<II if TOLLKSON Ac WINGO
WRIGHT & OKR, I
1 TTOJtXEYS A'J LAW,
SPARTAN EURO, C. II. M
ricu in T;?j. I."cb'h Brick Building, next
>r to HiiIki Ac Edwards law otlice. up staire.
I 1). Whiuiit Spartanburg C. 11.
I as. L. < > it it Anderson C. II. I
I An It 1 HAG 4.r> tf
.1. II. ELVOftD,
I VrORSEY AT LA W: j
t >FFIC11 AT SPARTAXBURG, S. C , |;
i I
\ril.l. practice in tbe M'?crnl Courts of the ! i
Western Circuit. Any business intrusted i i
li: scare will meet wiili prompt attention. .
Dec. 1 1 -t'J r. ir.o? ]
p.. k>. 6 wis if,"
T A 1 L O It ,
IAS REMOVED l?i* new rooms over j i
L Miasrt. D. I. Ac L. TWITTV 'S store, I 1
ere be will l>e very liappy to see Lis < >1.1 ftikIm. |
1 ready j i
TO MK.IVE TfJKU CHEAP FOK CAbll.
NovJ 37 if
DISSOLUTION
"MlK firm of .1 AS A. FOWLER & CO. Itns
been tins div dissolved by mutual consent. (
All persons indebted to us are earnestly requested
ill iK I'liiin;.! ate p.i\ un.nl, ns our biin'miM must ,
settled tintli?uli. .IAS. A. FOWLER, '
Jan. 1 45 tl J. W. KERR
Ltcvin tfo Kals.01%
A I t '.TIf IV FPUs;
^ & V. ' A- A v / 1 J i J X \
AMI
onoral Commission Merchants,
KOK TIIK hALK OF
nl Estate, S*o,'k*, H'>udk, Negroes, Cotton, |
Kionr, and all kin Is of country prudi cc; also,
attend strictly to receiving an I forwarding j
nil kind* <>f Merchandise*
KIKCHKM'tl,
./ .An Caldwell, ./ .1. Crawford, Col. /(.An- '
rson, ('ilumltia. S. C; J. II. Wiily ?j- Co, i
irderai tf- Co., Charleston. S. C.; C. I'. Sulli- '
a, J. II. Irhy, S. Fleming, Laurens, S. C; '
/ '. Realty, IIre nrille, S, IV". S. Gilmer
Son, Rankin Mr Lean, Greenel/oro'. A".
an ?V Rrothers, Charlotte, A. C ; Dr. Ildicaid
11, Salisbury, A C; I'. L Gaiding, German
rn, A". C.
i t.ti.-c 198 Exchange Row, Columbia, S C.
1- .b ,ri 50 fun
CIVILIZATION
A \ II r A ? III O \ !
'I ;s conceded l>y nil writers, that as a people increase
in u thoy advance in civilization.
i?- B ivn.M- li.ih but lew wants to bo supplied, The
*-l? tj( the ortinc lie kills for lood,an?I riio skins lot
ov. i U.', lie N ts dovv n colileUti'd ? .111 his sipaaa
I .jv"i?c t.> enjoy tln? ? tuple faro. The oppj
a* extreme ore th '^l'arisians and Isondoiiers, |
.<> e wan s tire as numerous as llieii minus to
pply them are bountiful.
I'.u is n considered tin* (jiiintn-rncf of rtfine tit,
an 1 I*ondon plays " ( ..n l ti Idle, with nil the j
of t'.e w ''.J 1? 'olio# after uud npo their
As tlic wants of our District arc increftsTg, it '
an <-v di'tiec of iiicretntiiii; refinement and pros- i
ritv; and if our Iriends will continue to pat maize 1
, vvc will supply tbe.r wanu to tin. best of our
ilily.
We would < ij to our cuktomeis iliat money is n
j'.ivc power. We i'Xp<ct to pay for . 11 lliu goods
ptircliMM' We would not wish to dun. Oh
! Wi im-ii-ty wisli it to be known that the j n
of a I'. I!ar is not parlieiibnlv offensive about
- tone of year. lili.N N KTT A" OOSS.
Feb. .* 50 If
sqo xiew a nx>. i
I V NKGROUOT SQUARE, lelt home for
1 1 li wi e'.-. Iniu>e oil tlolin l'oolo's plantation,
l>iler It vor 14 iii'li-s w>stof Spartanburg, on
i* 'J't'i. I> eeiular last, nnT has ti''t returned. '
,'l \ H K . a'.xiut 212 yours old, 5 feet ti er 10 !
lo-s li gli, w a I it nl) in: lof> lbs. lie hnJ on when i
a black hut and n.xcd clothing. I villi pay '
i'above t?ward for bis di'ivery in Spartanburg 1
tbe ne.-.r j el be inny L>- caught.
I w a - > piy - at, apou t ic c :iv..-ii' i of any j
i . i |>-1 - a- t iiml yuiHy <?f harboring i.i.d
\. 'n i. ? ii.iv. la upon T\ir? r.
.'a 55 t> u llRNRY ROUJNft.
TATE or SOUTH CAROtlNA
S.VUl Will'KG DlSTUICT.
r; mi: court ok ordinary.
. el ' > ( ' i J >:" r . .Vl'in. App't. V?. \)T. 0 G. '
I .. ip'-l.it), t'l III (It 1*1(
' t III t. to Sellieltll tit.
\II \s . li.t* In en t-lio'.1 it to tlioi.iliifao- I
t . |'t' - Court tluit I >.. O. G. Chapman, '
< ".> ; m. | tv'li ijitn ui, \\ i'.f. rd i
. ipioalt, Wiley Chapman, M ul.ti.iii Clinpm.it>, i
in i'li jitr.un, John ('li;. jiii in, Nunoy Cltnpiit,
the luira tit Invir uf Martha Tltotiixon. dec'd.,
? 1 taiir.an.I A mi hi.- wile, Maiden Chapman,
nt' Cliapmn ., Win. I*. Clinpiaati, Memory
i ni:.in, \ irp I l '. i;ii i:lll. I MilViH M f'haplli ill,
hit A Turner, Memory II Turntr, Qnii^faV,
liner. A > i i II. toi in l. Jil . John A. Uv;ii>
. W 1* Kv.iii . he r.-ami d.-iilbuti?sat law nti-i j
a*i i , uiu'i i t'e vv 1 ol .! hti Chuptt.nn, cr '
i''il , 1 11 J? (ruin all I \? illiiai! the hr.els ol t n? j
all: I ?therefore . i i I aii ; .li er?a il, that they ;
I inch ol' them P. and appear .t the Court of ;
d.iiaiy lor in 1 I > I .el, to lie lu l l at Sp,art?il- |
p Court II. !? . , on to, 'JTih li.n 11 Much next, I
>'i -a e uf", il in i i i, ? hv the eat ate of the |
I .1 dill Chliplll iii. . , ill , ill alii '! he fjiu'ly ,
lied, a .1 the il-"!* i ! I ".mile orjercd to ho
i out eeofil nj lo !a i, or their cnmeii! to thv
to- will lii tah ,-ti fin cjiiJrAW.
< . i u h i . .. ha . I - f Other. tintil
1 i. e., 1 i.'iG, i! lit >'A Dl-.N, o. a. P. i
Dee i 48 'igt* I
IN EQUITY- S|?;irl;inlnn. .
Spa in.i Mir ?i. Di-nticr.
rah t . i ii to, rt a!., r*. W m )J. CI n
i i i % a i <?. Chapman, Mi-m-ry N. Cliaptii iti. .i
\ i ?*i! 11 J. ( T.npuntn
It II h.r r.trtlt. a.
T n|?peiirii>^ to :! i- ?ati*f:icii<ni of thn <."ot.it i ti.n.
Win I'. Chapi-atin,? H.vi-t (I CI npinan, M, ni-i
N ' o.ipmiin i n-l \ auii II. .1. Ch i; mw.ii .< nn
i n th i i-;ta<. ia> .le Ii in and u-illmitl the l.n?- 1
of ili - S in ; It i<, on nioi uti of KdwariU A' '
i ;,Ci>mpli.' . . Sol eiiori. ordered that ilu-y
|n-.ir mid plead, nu?i\i r or demur, to complain.
!?' h i! with a three month* frrttn the puhliCati- ti
i!- a t u'o, i r the same w ill b tatrcii pro anfitio
nlnrt tin in.
i 110. O. P. VEIINOX, o. r. o. d.
Crttn'r* < F*b.SI, IK.'#. Feb. I Sm.
THE KITCHEN GARDEN.
II AT 1?> 1 ?0 f >w EARLY ITA*> im- j
' T i y I>1 Ii ! by '111 Hill ni'-ly t. but '
r n-.-.in?f v Kalr:i Rir'y IVim. t. <*r Early Y??ik, '
ir(?o Yirk, . iid Ox II.nt C*kb???^ * iv hIm>
miiiIi. kI iiml Fl it Dui.li cnl'iuifcjw tor Summer
1 fnl lliUS kl i', til' up ll. mi'llti ITIiplfel SHCOfSm.
Ocnuiao SKF.!)? may bo li/i<i ?t
HsllER As IIEINITSII'S,
V*. J? ,V? ' Viia' ioo|.i;?tj .!? .? T>pi'2B",,,? |
BARGAINS I BARGAINS! ,
Clearing out <mr
De LAINES,
JFROJtf
12 1-2 to 25 cts per yd
ENGLISH MERINOS,
lit 37 to 50 cents! 1
GOOD BLANKETS,
>0 cents to 2.00 dollar*.
LADIES' CLOAKS AND SHAWLS,
A W t 0 g ? .
ALSO
MANY OTHER COOPS AT COST.
CALL EARLY ANDljET BARGAINS
FOR CASH ONLY.
TOLLESON & WINGO.
Jail 1 l.j tf .
DR. C LOFTON'S INFIRMARY.
I \It. JAMl^S CLOPTON, ** ho has visited
1 utli C.foTh.i lor neve nil yenrs. pnictieing his
)iofi*T"- <>n. has now pi rmanciitly eslflttlishrd himself
i? HUNTSY'ILLE, ALABAMA, where lie ia
inquired t<> treat rucwiojutl)' the following dteeoses:
Asthin i, ))!ua?iHi of the Throat, Inflammation slid
ICiilargcjiiem o' the Tons U, GUhidalar BweM'ngt
iboul tla.' Neck and 'Diruiit, ihttifub, Scold-1 lend,
rumors that frequently ounie on the eyelids?and
i! oilit r disea.es <>l the Skin.
'l ir.i moiii.iU of the highi.t character from your
" * t.?' i1 v\ 1 he '. ?i ue :i i. 11 il i.. < >. ?:-L '
. j ? - - - f ??? ? mv imvivu
w till u rvn. ly Oat?ill d f-r ;J?cm u'l ihnt medio no
Call ?! >.
i'i ep.irr-1 u.;d ? ld!>> .VVMt.SC. AYER.^ra*,i:e?l
I A n.My tV.-d Clteniiot, Ia?w?11, Mm.
HSilE'.l A' flWN(TSll,Sp?rt??nb?rj,
JUlIN J.. YOUNG, rnMniville, and by ?U
Merchant* Mi l I)ru?u>.*e evrrpwhero.
IlAYlLAXD A IIAtlEAL. Ch.ulo.Mn,
Wholesale Agents.
Jr.n. if 4?i 4m
% 01 (;iis."ioL1>S, CONSUMPTION,
VKow Rottles of Dr. Curt.*' CHERRY ST11
UP. and INHALING VAPOUR. X?*tr
known l? foil in ..flVcl.atr ft euro. The dt mind for
it rapidly incn a-ing. Alio, Ayr-', t li.rry IVotqpal.
and Roger*' Jilftnrurx nnd T.r.
.Tan 00 DENNETT & GOSS
.... ...... ^ hi i.iv imw?, una tor chit.'.rt
n, : .s tcth-, pViaant and effectual In cure. Jo
f.i t.?>:n the iii ?v. flittering tm'imoiiiaU.wc ruc.
.i' haw been from pirenta who Jiavo found it
cITi i* n twin psrt'oiil rly incidental to ohilJllOod,
The C::2?=r JV-rroiut > m.imifaefnred hv a
p- :i .1 Cl|. iii si, iii) I every ounce "f it under bia
?:i eyi , with inenihnhlc . vcu'aoy nu.l c.ire. It i?
sei.i 1 an 1 pio'. i-ted Hy liw from counterfeit*, con.
x' .u. n:!y e i. U rdicd on ,i* genu or iv.thuUt uJul*
Icraimn, , . . '
\V( have . U... ,1 hi re U furiroh the eo?|? '
iii'jii ? \i . . iiu-.l < ?.f a.u!i iutritiric ?uj>erioritjr
hi-l i i .M cniimv lid ii?clf to their coiifi
nr.- .i : .Is <1 on e *afc, ajweJy and effectual,
wli.lt ? by repented and counilete triala
I ;ovid .!? if m he. an-1 tru?t hy great care in pre:
;niii g it with eb-'mioil accuracy, of nniHnm.
.? euglh, tonfibrd riiy.?ic nnaa :icw agent on which
. v can rile fur 1 e b s! in.I it... "HI.-'-l
- ? - ....j ..? iimj mini iijnn.
1'i rs iin wilting will < ncluse ? 3 cent ?tninp to |?ay
on ri-ti'i ii letnr. Medicines forwarded by
ina'l, in such .si.'s as cia be treated nt home.
Dec. 2 t. ISAfl It
ACCOMMODATION STABLEST
^ W2s S|iartanbar|f
ConrI IIoii?e.
rpu Ac> ommndate his frietda oud the public
1 the unders gued lia? ttipphed himself with
Carriage*. Hacks,' nuggios, ('.ith and withont,
fops.1 and Horse*, which he :o r*ndy to let out by
the day, or for lunger time. ,
He has also a Two-llon?e Wagon to hire, nnd
* ill make engagements for hauhng wood in lurgo
:>r small qnantitu s.
Apply at ili?- C'airii.gc Manufactory to
JAMBS A. FPWLML
"HAVE YOU A HORSE?"
VTTl'-N I) to him. If lie has Ibstcmper, LV??W.
kiiu-ss, ] lidc Round, Ia>s?i of Apjietite, Deili11,
Wasting of Flesh, girt him Hcitntsh's
'German Horse Powder,'' the remarkable curo?e
piu| erii?-? t?f which are stiestcd to bv hi. lily
tspecuble citizens of Columbia. No powder haa
ver received such high recommendations as the
'German Horse I'ow ier." For sale only by
FISHER & llElNITSII,
Feb 19 22 If Druggista. ?
CHERRY PECTORAL^
For the rapid Cure of
COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS,
BRONCHITIS, WHOOPING-COUGH,
CROC P. ASTHMA, AND
CONSUMPTION.
4 y 4
.untiy years ol trail, instead of impairing th?
public coal: It nco in this medicine, luu won for it an
appreciation uul notoriety bv fur exceeding the
ntoct sanguine expectations nf its Irienda. Nothing
but its it; vinsic virtues aud the unmietakeahlebeneti;
conferred < :: thousands of sufferers, could originate
und m.iintaiu the rt-putaiion it enjoys. While
r.i my infer or remedies.tin u?t upon the community,
have tailed and been discarded, tins baa gained
frauds by every trial, ccnfe.1 rd benefits on the
affh. ted they can never forget, and produced cures
too numerous anJ too remarkable to be forgotten
While it is fraud or the public to pretsnd that
any en" me<! cine will infallibly cure?still there is
a'und.nt | r ..if that the Cueuxv Pkctoxal does
riot only, as n general thing, hut almost invariably
curs the mal.il <s t*>r which it is employed.
As time m.-tkes those facts wider and better
known, it.is medicine has gradually become the
b. st reliance of tlx afflicted, from the log.cabin of
toe American Peasant, to the palace of Kuropcsn
Kino*, Tlir igliout this entire country, in every
State, city, and in lccil almost every hamlet it con tains,
Ciir.-.r.r I kctqrv, is known as the best
r? utedy 1 \t.iut for diseases of the Throat and Lungs-,
nlid in many foreign countries it is coming to fcs
extensively used by their most intelligent Physt
1 ..-is, Li t.'i.--..I Britain, France, and Germany,
where the in'.l.eul sciences have reached their highest
p<-i i. etiot:, Cukkby Pectoral is introduced
and i.i c uil mt use in the Armies, Hospitals, Alms
Houses, Public lust'tal'oiis, .an.1 in domestic praotice,
as tlx* curol remedy tlx r attending Physic
ani can employ for the more dangerous affections
.f it,,. ' C ' ?