The Carolina Spartan. (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, September 10, 1863, Image 3
K.uotiiu jgjmrtau.
Xria iiK ti '
pnday, September 10, 1808.
IpiRTiriiv. in ivotice
S^r .firlends arc i?gaii> qotlficl (hat the CAS1I
mVariably required for ell Advertising and
Mf^ork done at this oAoe. We hope this
be remembered.
^lf? oall attention to the Wat Tax notice in
leiber column, making e ohengc in the timo
r making returns for assessment Jto."
' ? ?ii --VMilitary.
Tbo Carolinian is informed thut Col. Wilms'
llegimont is notiticd to report to Gen.
IfilST. at (' litrlfttlAn Pr.T-.lVlfininB In r.nilu,
^ &SPtou> on (lie Railroads, ou Friday,! I th Instant.'
I Hon.n.T.RIveK
^'' Til? gentleman-has reviewed the situation
-of the country, after battling for tuo years,
and he Ends nothing :o discourage us. We
^ T shall try and publish this letter to encourage
(ho hearts of our friends, anil to give old urouk
'era something to lean upon, while the soldiors
^B Sro?' are laying waste the yankces.
V' Laying up Tor Hie Yankettt.
r In view of the military situation of affairs
I in East Tennessee, it becomes the duty of our
V 'planters to look sharp for the produce they
Hf are making this year. Don't lay up untiling
for yankee raiders. IVe hope our farmers will
B^ "dispose of t heir surp us crops as fast as thuy
come iu, at the Government price, rather thun
^ 1 they should be impressed by our own officers,
tflr fall into the hunds of yankee raidolr*. It is
far more wise to distribute the provisions of
"the country among ourselves, than to house
^B them up ready for the cticuiy. IVe hare every
^B reason to bo cautious how we manage our affairs
this winter, us wc mnv look t.n- nmi.it...
'
else but the cucniy to raid this State from
East Tennessee.
lut liift an Cell.
?hi Augusta Constitutionalist give an in
stance of a large lot of (lour changing bauds
Vl'l*iiglicr price than the Government pays.
V The impressing agents having received orders
to impress all sue., flour, it was seised on ac
count of Govcrnincut. If tho Government inV
t:nd anything by putting tho price of three
\lollars for a bushel of wheat, tliejr mean it is
b a fair price, and tint) no person rhould be
asked more, even in Confederalc currency. If
s?orything could be brought to the snmc
W Standard, it would end nil difficulty in buying
! and selling This is what should lie done at
once by State Legislatures. It would throwout
of circulation one-half of our preseut enr
rcncy. a d uinko it more convenient for Sec
rctary Mrmtninger to keep his accounts, uud
aid the Government materially in getting rid
of too great u circultiion. Another imn.l
_ c *"" "*,M6
?it would stop sprcubu ion, and ini^hi increase
the army by thousand*.
Morris' Inland Evacutited.
CnAitLKsruN, Beptciubej 7 ?Tbo bombardment
was kept up without intermission
all day yesterday, and far into the
night. About 150 of our juen were killed
and wounded at Wagner and Gregg. The
attempt to assault Gicgg was repulsed, lie
.fore the enemy had completed their landiug,
great havoc is supposed to have been
played in the enemy's Loats by our gmpf
and canister. At Jnrk, yestcday aft noon,
the enemy huving advanced their sap up to
the very moat oft Battery Wagner, and it
bcin^; impossible to hold the island any long
or, Gen. Beauregard ordered its evacuation,
which was executed between S p. m.
and 1 a. m. with success. Wc spiked the
guns of Wagncraud Gregg and withdrew
noisehialy in forty barges; only one barge,
containing twelve men, was captured. The
enemy tfrwv hold Cuiumings' Point, in loi!
vicwot.lt oH/ ItrH (jint't'this mo'rniug'.
7 * ? ...
uespaieu Horn Aluj. "Stephen
Elliott, commanding Fort Sunitor, an
nounces that a flag of truce, demanding the
immediate surrender of that fort, has just
boeu received from Admiral Divhlgreo
1 iieut. Brotvu, of the steamer Falmetto
bta'e. Gen. Beauregard telegraphs to Maj
Elliot to reply to JLhthlgren that he can
liavo Fort rluuiter whi n lie takes it and
hold it, and that meantime such demands
are puerile am! unbecoming.
8 1*. M.?At G p. nr., the Ironsides and
monitors approached Fort Sumter closer
than usual aud opened a hot fire against it.
Our batteries on SuII'.vh'u's Island, iuclud
ing Fort Moultrie, leplied heavily. 1 he
firing is still'going en.
Sabstllute for Burrels.
As an unsual breadth of sugar eanc has
been planted, tiio Want ot barrels to bold
the molaasod will bctorioasly felt. In view
of this, i suggest to those making molasses,
to build a tank, siuii'urtn thode in ."<rrin see.i
at railroad slatios; a tank ten feet loner,
three Uo: high, and four lect wide will
hold one thousand gujious, or twenty uvo
barrels?such tanks, turgor or siuallcr, according
to the wants of the tinker can he
put up in Hie ?Uiokc or other Iious^h and
druwn t'roui as required lor the usj pr to
fill up barrds us obtaineJ for Irant-portutiou.
Tanks should be mtnlv cJ (wtlUidi
seasoned plank or one and a hail iuch lor
8 nailer b<zes The plan*. should be dressed
inside, the edges need not be jointed, but
leit unplaneJ; a groove should be cut about
six hichcs troiu the cuds, in the side and
bottom plank to uduiit die end pluks.- There
ii do use ola rail or uuy iron about it. 11te
tank should be held tyuether by frames ot
.scantling around tha tank near the onds?
S; jind if si* feet I .lig?otic round the middle,
mado sons to key uf and keep the plunks
closely precs-c J together; ulsoa irauiosoantling
should go inside the lank near the
linUdle to keep the plunk from bulging 11
when olutupcd by the keys on the outside.
Alter it is all oluuipcd up, then cauik it
iroui the inside with cotton or hemp, it
from tho shrinking ol the plank it leaks
Key it upas it may roan ire. cover il?*>
with lids, uudyou have it secure Iroiu trash
A tank to hoik one thousand gallons will
oust very little inorj thcan one that only
hold* three hundred guiloua.
[ Cor, C"lnnittu* 7'inus.
Kxcoution oi'D<?,scrtor?.
ltiCHmo.ni), .September 4.? I he ten dcBerterH
from the Uit'i fiierth Carolina Kegiment,
recently Cuptnred in Fluvanna County,
under eowmand of A 'jutnnt Mn'.Utt,
who Was killed, will be oaucutod lowwrruw,
in accordance with flic verdiotol the court
martini, in prwmoe ?>f Coo. Johnston's
CQiPtua^ ol ?gar*;y of Mortncrn Virgin
Patriotic Letter from tb? IIOn.
J. W UwU.
C.VttTBR?V?Ll.'J, (JA, August 21, l8T?f.
I authorized the Major of the City of t'har
lost?>n to draw on mo tor one thousand dol'Ara,
to \(i expend >tiiher it; the purchase of refreshments
to lite noble soldiers now righting
in our defouce. but if nut thru* needed, tTieu to
go to tho relief of the poor uuU suffering of tbe
oily.
1 authorize, and respoot'u'ly request of the
Governor ot Georgia to uiaw on mO for.one
twou?aud dollars to be ctrpondwd in the purchase
of sojt for the wives nud widows of
Georgia soldiers, mid hope/uiiy trilit 'hot others
will do likewise, by thousands. As to ml
dblf, 1 feel 1lmt,lu a certain extent, 1 hcluuggo
tuj country, yet I roapeotluliy decline 'he in
viiatiun of many (Vivuda to be n oimliduic for
Congress front rids Dlt'ricl ; at the saint tiiue
though, fueling grateful (or this ":V?anifee!nl on
of their confidence in mo. 1 believe that I4T:?
at present,"fu the pr?r?ur pesiti it to do mote
good fertile touutry ? and now having very
bricHy disposed of these uutttcVs, 1 ask some
spaco^n your columns to treat upon u subject
of vital interest to the whole Country nt tho i
prescui period, lo vn : The eiiiuurt-nssed condition
oT our finance* nod that, in my judgment,
is the proper ietnedy.
And, in tlu^hrst pluCo 1 remark thai, in n
great i u.l?^B|p rcvul Ulan, suoli as we ??
involve I in, ttWVr.g uieft would not only calculate
certainly upon tiuancial derangement,
but nlso derangement uud suffering in every
department utid position in life. All tiii ig<
considered, with tuc blessing ol (<od. w Imve '
sustained ourselves beyond all prrc^den: in
theiiis'ory of ilit world; and it true to our
selves and to out cm.su. we shall recover from
our recent rcvei so*. and when d<>n< with gun
boa. lighting, and t!i ? enemy rests spread into
our country, in the work ut deva-tui n the
tide of ntfafts will ?hr,*>f*.%. net ttnur ?t' <>?r
foes will a po: scsaory title much less to be dc
sired thnn n confiscatory one. to u portion of
our so I, three by six feci or less. The truth
is, they have no rigid, no just cnu*o to invade
us, anJ wc shall whip ?>ui this terrible fight if
wo can hut get ri of those among us w ho h ,*e
been whipped nil the time, without over line- I
ing fired themselves a sing'e gun. But to my I
su'ject. I
Tilt Suites, in their S?ale character, reparable
ntid alone, can l?r5ti^c back our money
iimitera in a healthy cniid.tion. tin I nfler lung
thinking. and h close thinking as I have Win
uble ot doing. 1 am satisfied that ili Stoles
only cnn'fl# u. Congress lias already vo'ou
ibe enure credit of the dtnu* In their oont<> I
cruie4 cli.inu'tci. f.ti'* any fun Iter Tuie in that
lire lion will but add Additional 'cblxMiou tu
it? credit. The Confcde'tuv circulation ti usi
be reduced, and greatly reduced : this cm
only be ?loue by Hie Slates, rtnl do ? m this
way : The Legislriuies ? t ilic S'uii* each for
t?ii".B u'lves can loan I heir ere III lo I lie Con
federate Government by the issue of its lionil.-.
bearing a low ra:c of interest uml sold loi
donlWiifiili; notes?tin.- Sia'e Onveriiiiieute to
Iouii those notes to i4io ConlVderii e Govern !
montf taking in place thvicof Confederate
Honda bi'U'lng alow rate nf iiAercsj. Thus
we can relieve ourselves To show the differ
ence betwe n Siulo and t'onfederale credit, it
is only necessary to look ut the market value
of state atul Confederate securities.
1 have thus stale 1 the text of our '"e.tipi.il
relief, and wtil promise 'o c abornie i: in details,
in any way desired by th put lie, e ther
in writing or speaking, as fir as 1 may In able.
The truth is. wo must have money, and for
myself. 1 mi willing lo be taxed one teii'li
otic ftfili-^^fce bull' - all ! yes all, if meessury !
lo gain ot^^.:.lepcudeni efc
.1 <oJ/i/u ftitcljiji >:c-r.
From t It?% iK'niulsi.
Nothing ut* importance transpired yes
torCay; and \vc hu\e a^ain (.? iv,,.nt a
comparatively ijuict state ol nflairs. Van
kee batle)ies Nas. 1 and 2 ami the rifl.p.ts
keep up a brisk tire on 111 tery -JVn^uor,
doiti?. however, little or !iu damage.
Ou our side, llatloiivs Cheivi> and Haskell
continues to piny With effect on the j
Yankee working parties in the pits u .d i
behind the stock ale defences, Ireijiiei tly
driving them out ui.d retarding their op
erattoti*. A i nnitur ol' Yankees, vosti r
day, were discovered dic,.'?s?ir about 1 0
y?ids You'll ol" \\ a^ucr, and anj.litr ,ij t
working on Hatter3* Mo I. Uor butter I
its lired * lew sin. I!, whteh soon diov? J
thctu under cover They I'.iilc I to u.ake .
th ir ai'pear^nce thji i _>r of :h *i. y. "
'Thursday ovenir: - lion, j
| pan.ed by t.'ol. I inn is, and other <Hi -im.
j visited Watt y VV .i.iu-r, and iimle : in
12 le
' J)<;ntal
MY oflice is over llubo, E<lwnris \ t'lilislp'
Law Oilice. C. LKE. I>. lb tl.
M trcu 1*1 ly
Htl'iivt'd (U'SlollMl
11KUOM dpirtnnbnig (Vmrt IIoiikp .11 ill
^ 8th iuaimt, a small ULAC'K MA ICE,
tttniu' founeen band* high. five vonus old.
wiih s wen's bliick tjiihcd BaUIiLK, and a
ooiii i.on bridd|? on.
A lil>ernl reward will Le j>?bl far the <! . ,
Jii a?y ol in-?-ni.l i . ,; 8( *r i. ! in:.,
8j n bi- i.. ; ?.? j i.u ... . ui, ii i. ,
",-lf f I**, i v-v - ?;?r /.
If 1114* Ml-jaell >11 >1 ! i i 1st i;? t ' i1 'i'' IV
tILUJV :?t ' < '.IlllJ \v ,? c'lj-i.: :<J Ml ;i l?ri>',
li* jjjmhi \\ .i ;>>er Ir-1 it !m-> i.il |?ii * i?\. n
i ij.ltiut-'l ii .ii (i,. | ii i , ui,i!o t.u
the jiiiajft, lhitutiaUly injuring no one.
The jiartv j?as-< 1 o\n an i liuirdn-d tlier
vrhul y iudhVrent n!* tin* ei:c
m\' fire. NV? lenru (. -nerd Ciiincr
| and Colonel lium* w< i> ^ |.l. ??e'
I with the cuu'iiiiuit <J| tins biftcrv, )tn grMl
strength and jaiwer of lesistaituc. il will
be j.:iilantiy defended to the i i-t.
'i lie I' iMti'il (if the lb-el l- hut little!
PliiiiiCVi]. . t Jw?? O ii..*-(' i X? - ( '? - . '
n ... . . . .. |??. . ,
ti n between butteries and \\ a:* nor, '
nearly abre.oi of the latter Another i
has remained off Battery flriyg in the
aatuc position H.nee yesterday.
A calcium light lia.i been observed diI
played trout the monitor lieluc n lireggj
J and N\ agnei lor the last two nights,
j TliiVty iiin - ve?? i.-?, im.Ioluig * \. uion - '
| lor > mid 1 mn\v< to insoh o. th bat
i 1
, iu) \-i , i my t I_;UI v i-? :* i*. -TI i i"
S.utio, and iwvniy three :i< 1' !i t I <!? t,
besides biuv. hilUer > oil I he bar.
'J'ho ics on our hide h-r tlio Lst
week, not wiih.vundi.i,; ihe heavy hoinh.iiiiiifiit
ma le during that time, Imvu be; u
very an.all. (hi a vi-it to the hosjdfiil y<-** ;
k id iy, w u_' iji. i i oua ihu odiovii i'.
ceited siuoo die 1st iii-Unit. severely wou doil.
Thin was 1'iivrte C. F. T"Wnsei d,
Cot? puny 10, (ilst North Carolina llejjimoid.,
who h id his i i_rht arm amputated,
and was taken to tin' North Carolina hospital.
Some two or throe wiili very slight
wonn Is had been received at oth-r hosjiitul^.
At tlrs hour ol writing, 1 1 p in., the
lire between the la nt nat'eties continues
slowly.? C'/.nr/ *!<>.> i'auri-r, ~>ih
f<;it ( d^iiuthss.
Irs ' \\ i? urn Hiuiirti i/.td lu iiitiiouticu ll<m
JAMKS KAItltflW it can idain lor re Ciceiinti
to I lie t/oii^i'c-.i ol the Con fed . rato m?im, r.<
ilOj.re-eni.:ivi: I'tum ilic bill ('ongi ession.l
DUtrici.
Pi?" ^>' ai'o nutlion/iol to niiiitiincc A.
tt l.\UO n- a candi I tie for Hlierill of SSpurtnnburg
l)isirici hi iln* next election ? on the fed
Monday in S rtciuliji- iipm.
COM MISSION Kit's JHliE.
WILL DK r-OLD ON NKXT 8ALHSDAY
A Valimblt" House nfi<! Lot
IN TI1K TOWN OK
SPABTA.NBURG,
AND A VALliA?l-K
PLANTATION OF
200. Acres, t \~% Miles from
SPARTANBURG C. H.
WM. U.SMlTft and others Eim., ? ?.
P. C. JOHNSTON and wife *a?l other*.
Hill for of Ileal L tale.
TN pursuance <>f nil order of the (!nnri of
J v, 1 will sell, io the higcal bidder,
uu est ealesdny.
A VALUABLE BOUSE AND LOT
IN TUB TOWN OF
SPARTAN HUPG.
i
The House is new, large, and oon\
cental u ng
tihutkex ?too: . ,
and mtitu extending tr'.i-de ?. otic of budding, 1
of lint tiuiHli iiii*1 i air Iconic uppearauoe. On
I be premises arc al o a
KITCHEN, NE'jRO HOUSE, ;
ttrlck Sm-'kc House Stables,
Tim Lot is li< go n?? ! stu.iicd on one of the
mast desirable -?i'?cis of (lit* Town.
I wilt hImi ,11 h; ilie Miinc lima and place,
a valUabuc farm,
?_) iug ohth'c rorc't, Hi tnilcilhtn Spart iifbttt-g
ootitaihfng I (
040 ACliES,
more or lets. Th? larni has a rinall house
nd < ther out-buildings mid the land is valua {
blc. *,
terms OF sale.
C-r. dii ol one, two and three years, with in 1
rerc-d IVoui day of sale I'urch isers however, I
will 11' allowed the privilege of paving I ho
ash, if desired, ll the purcha e money is not 1
paid on the day ?'f sale the purchaser* will ho
ro<|tiirid to give boud with approved ?ur,tie-*, ,
on above term". ?
I. STOliO FAUUOW, c. c. S. n
Oom'tM. y.1i o, Sept.-8, 1803.
. Sep! 10 if 3t
Tjix >'o(ice.
I h;inj;t'o linir |>r ^Jakir-ir Ki'ltrrns!
VN A-aes-ot will lit 11-ml h( t J i v following
places, tU I lie follow iog times lo receive
i,,x llt'litm*. v./.: At I'ricoet Hili Sept.. (11 eon
Spring", lotiiSwpt.; llcbr- n, t* i!t S<-pt-;i ro>,<
Anchor, 1 <>!i Si'iil ; II Miyi-villu, lH:It Sor t.;
C.iviiii DM Ki#!'l, 1 ? It S |vt ; U -vJiiiii (jr v ,
m I hi (Sept.; lii-Miw - -.'il Sept.; Woo'lrntl'! ,
'.MJ Sept.: Caulivilie 'Jhli f-.pt.; Kenlvillt- 26th
; (>HWIOIldsViU<*. "''Ill Sept.; A. C lloi.nir's
] h.li ScpL; Vi-nion villi-, l^rli Sept.;
liuriAiiV, liltli Sept.; Iiiliitsou's, 17th Sept.; j
M. K. Oi-Uiinl'f, lSllt Sept.; 1 leni^li .Spring--. \
I'.nh Sept.; II H., Spring-. - I? ; Se; Dnnttons
8mrc, il-il Sept.; ilkius .-'ore. 2;>il Sept.:
King- v He Hi li Sept.: l'ullurd's Mill, l-ltli
Sept ; Will's Mill, 1 - > l It Sep' . Me ?clv v's'l M h
Sep;.; Mticn-.-fon's S e. 17th Sept.; \\ib-lets
Stole. ISth Sept-; ltullihg Mil-, l'.'lli Sept..
llivinjrsvtl?e, Isi Se;
1 .'.r.. ci . it iciu'ruii g t eir Wiu-nt cop.
tuiisi i\ u it the iiiiiu er of bushel?, . tii' wvi/lil
, cr I'n li -1. I'emtiiii owning (jrist \ i i 11 -,
w .M.IU, 111 tic smith "li-.s, Mli--iliig.it-,
1 tin ^ :u-Is. Shot- ntel lhj.it Shops, n other J
.Mtillllficl n e? who Ultl-llll-lCtliri- Hlttch-ai I i i
j ,-u!c. re tav.il nil I i:ii.>i lie teg - e.ol at in
othci on o. In- . re lllth Sept., iust.i
Ail p i - >> n - within tin- e ' pmtv Irtnlts will
make >h>if re'tlilis to.I. I? levr ilil'-l. e-.|.
>>n or It- re l'J:li ii.-t .it Ins ulM-, e\r--p
sUCil lftsiue.it M lt"\-lir?s leg: ti , toil. W' uiuel
he ttia-lt* to me at iny < Hion r.r h
ih.u liutc. -1. NV. WfiDUEit, Oollot*ti i
v7ih Collection (Sp u t.iubnrg , If
Sept. lu 24 2.
KEWAIJD.
L\ I N .'.N'- A * fn.n. the >u'i ?! t'.< r on ^ ,
\ till niMiiiii, in;, in m ^
.Vbi.KN Sui I Iny is ."*n;tp r?st |
.-ihmil ."> fi'fl :> in be* lit^ii, .1 '1 weigh- ' j
iliuiil ! J uUU.U. AN l:< li I^.-l ^ i^i? '
>pr*srv^ f Tie" /. h i l ew.nl wi>l tw j
;.i\ n ler iii.- in ii) -ii p'arlAiibuip-Iiril. I
K. 15. SE vV. I
S?;.( I ;> 21 I r
1 1 >!< ! I*n* lo.
T '.V] 1.1. \i 'iiige 1 -1 -N T11II !t i III1>K'I
i. j _ i. ii. wing * HI [irict's :
."soil* l.t . In lit j reins per p.mini.
IIiiim t :?'?' tctns per pontnl AnJ t.ike
imle* in piiv me
i r (Ire i n lliilk14, u\ rente per puntnL
l)ry .. ..
Ho f pi up.>*e .I., ng I bin fur I he benefit of I he
.t'Sii . i. in mue t \... . It is u iitm Ixiit'i
i lino did in l.oic of ) e ' *
I'.u 11' n . ,>1V nj.ij ?
Sopl. l'> "-4 ?t
Ut'wanl
V ' !!,' V?-? j. u I ?..i i;>< ?}>pr i im >i it !? 1
>'i Ui-liv. '-v .1 \ uilllOW I.. 11>
" '.irntf ?tf !S|.ii ' uti ui 1> -Ir'Cl Saul M i rm
i . it in Mul.t-r iii ?Ti?n?|?n??y I . 1 - >li llegliM-nt.
S. *' \ mf t li no l lti-> i '.tuiiiiiiii Jtlmui i li*- t
In !i ut 1 .m \j??il II 'i 1* yiwirs ol sjc, '?
tout hi^li, iImtL. co'.iiji'i \i- w. il ?i !? U iir, ami
cjcaiUfk. A < ?
1 ? 1 '? '''r'- <-' v
j|iti| 2") 21 If
X < > rV 2 C 5-:
I l.L I'rr-(|||- linl.lfi- '1 ii..* fiH liliSl lliO
^ ^ I,>i,i c i?t \MH1EH l UNNKil (Ire (J.
Mm jii * >i*n i i licr.i |?r ijiofty it.ii nod tu oil nor |
ui,c of lite uu'lor-?/iioil t'lT ?ct'lo tHMii.
v.. i. iNNKK.
R[)W IJONNFK, / s* I
^ i
?LS(J. tlui h lilln;r "aiii i'.':?i:i>C tin-J',
filt- nh Or. i*. clrtJ *ll nl*o r^Cj oSfJ
in jiii-Hcnl ilioin j i r > (j < * i at I on! oil in i)n> im
dorsignod, ftu.l I If mo illil'Ltoil in h.ii I hsiulr. [
Will |i! iuc com I m* ward ami nmko >rii lenient.
KD'iV. lit i.VNEIL '
June 18 1*2 if
rr<?\\ n ion,
\N Election ii hereby ordered to lie lield !
on iv^Si'Al. tin" I till iln^ nf Sojilt iii
ii.-i noSI, iiio I ti 11 - ii I ill mid lour W iirdcn* for
ii.o 1'it.ii i f .Span .mbm;:
Mit utjtoi h : tVm. II. Trnninicr, Win. Irwin,
nml Joel K. (toodjjiou
J. It f I.K\ I'l.AM), liitcndoiit.
J. M. Kl.l*iJill), ftp I..
Aug JO J J Jl\r j
TIIK STA'I K()K MM TllCAUOL!.\ A
SI* A ii lANia.ni; IMSTIIH r
ur t iii?i * v? -
... . > i .\.>u ? in. MCA, njkj.l emit*,
vs.
ADI'N KIRUY. ? !. ul. I?efondi?nls,
iVliiion for itulc of re I estate of Jerominli
Kirhy, ilco'd.
IT n|)f>eoriiifr to my .? (isf.iriion that Aden
Kii'hy, mi l tlie lege he'r mid rc|? esen
t.i ivi- ? ol Koiauurl K r . der'd., nmncs no!
known, reside witlioni (I Si me. Ii it there
lore ordered ilnil I hey no ear mid object intlio
di ihii?n ,ir .tiile ol liic ri 1 e.t'me of Jcrtiiiinh
Kirhy, ile'.'d,, on vir liet re (lie <!tlih dm ol
October next, or llieir i -nsetit to the Crime
will be entered of record.
Witness my lot 1 mid of oT.eo. .Inly ?8,
I8?d. JNO. K 'ildlAH, i . - n.
August (1 , m If bin
HA R< - >A 3
\1T.\NTKI? I MM RIM A t l.v I M10 rtij ,
f % of l|\Ut .>.\T f > re in n-e,
r ^
?LSi U . J J
WALKcR HOUSE,
OWlStl Io Hit advanced ago jlyjjjM
nttd tlio inability of I lit*
l'ropricirrri oi I bin" floU - K, gy *
with the grc.'iS increase of |>a'rnnugc tliut tli
llonxe bait been receiving troin tbij to day f
month* |i:i?t -being seldom !?? ? tban fro
vnuvv u t'lvn.,'
rv?> ? ?/ oi.\i i -piio win ciosc iiic snr
from ntul after tiiin date, and no boulders
transient |i?raona will be hereafter acconim
dnted therein.
This Ihnire, siiimt.d in the town of Spn
inn bur jr. with six acres of Innil niltintml i
M?)n strict, niidwt?y between the Hpartnnbu
ftinl 1'iiion Hail Iti^d l-epot ami the Cou
House, nud wliioh has b en regularly ko
open n<? ft Motel for upwar.N of ii'J years pa?
wiihoitt iitiy intermission. is
NOW OFFERED FOR SALE,
with the Purniiare contained therein. T1
House cojtiaius
FIFTY I?(M
Several of thorn quite large. nt least 10
iheai vO foei square. inn! the balance corofot
able chamber*?all well ventilated with )ur|
vinHows, ntiil well shaded with large oak tre
iround the premises.
Th" Poo : j i > fi . ! ord< r nod nerds 1
rcfi'i>1*8, and well m i a->: d for immediate uTer
or made known hy ii|>|i'viiift to the I'r
prietres*. The Servants belonging to i
House are wid skillc 1. n-iti be bin d i' desire
Sutflcottl aitioii'ii of good woo 11.ad lo ?<*?
die use of the House for many years wiih
1.1 miles of the J !.?rt. rati be jnucbn^cd wi
iiiv |MviH>ava. ii sii ih-Jin''!
M. II W \I.KKIt. I'rnpriclrcss.
Sparrhfh.irg. S. C., Sept. 8, 1 H?J3.
Sapi JO St-ft tf
TUK 3TATK < M-" SOJ.TII CARMLfK
Si .\nr.\Xiii no Dutiiict.
Citations for I..-Mora of Administration 1
.Inn. Ivirlo llotnir, e?q., Onlinnrj.
WIIBKEAS 0. W. II. LE<?;r. has fil
Mm |ioiiiion in tnv otlice. jirojii
Iluii Letters of HiluiiuiNiration, on 'ill hi
singular, tlie good* ami ehniiles. rights iu
mcdils of M. LI A. lilAKI, ili'Ct'itSiid, If.tc
I lie Ltisiiict afore-said, deceased, should
granted liiiu.
Thorns are thereforo to cite ami admonish i
iiml singular, the kindred ami creditors of i
"aid di ed , to 1?. ami appear in iho * wit
Itrdiliarv. tV.i*?-,'d 111- ? . ?
^ - . .v. ....... ? ?rv "W'UWll
i lie 21*1 <1 -ty <>!' !i<%utciii!'W, iIt-1 .
*!i< \v cause if apy. tvliv tin- aid A hniiiisli
tmn sliouid not t?c graiitwl.
Given uml >' my li-in?l nml seal ??f office, tl
5tli day of Sc|>irinlier, A. I> .
JOHN EAKI.K 1MJM A11. <> S. I).
Hept. 10 _t 2t
Iliv ilfiiiartoi s,
f * ? ' V\
*V> V '/ )
ca >i i1 or iN.sTitroTiox,
C'oiA' MIII \. H. . August Li>,
(;i:N KK \L otun:;;
1IH l'i ij'U'-t i( I lie I 'ofiill.ruiditf^; (,?i
. cr.il, Ktii'uliiiiL. Ortic'M>, uiv imiuii
n pet, in tlii'ir ri'sjn ctivo I'isti ii t-, ns
..cuts to l.MI'liK-S NI-MKOi: |,\K)
limit " lik i r>kr, ! ? work otj ike dcl'eui
if t li.n'i -r ..i
II. I It. y wi;l. its fir :is practic iMu, ii
nr. -s only tl'.i* n! tli > ? w
It ivc i. A I ro'i,! >rf Itirnt-lutl lilt ir <ttio
W iflt l!ii- view, i! < y vt ii as?-< ruin fri
t liel ' 't'lliur - >1 11 n.yl flic ii i tin ai
I?i?* * i- >. tl! -u. ii i> hi-, and at unco |n
A 4 i ii. t ' . i> and lid tin
f..rv\ ai 1.
Ill i lu-y wil ' d; I i tln-ir a.?i.-t ir.oC
hi m active mi 1 etii i. ??t n-j in - as iiuiv
IICCI' S|| y t?J CJL'-t'U'U il..> ilUJ'H
k V? !!?{ I I'k/
\"? ?x:i?i.?r. coutrii ir.ioii* /f lab
\. iTt li" ?*:. ill 11 v i'ilr<|. a it 11 11 yy arc a
thvrizcd to i?ci'i|?t I' r aud lorwa
tin* ?! _i (> >t> ^i,t't J ?/ '
* ' I ??>l V itti lb sl.il-T i- urf.'1'l
iliKt too ciljr.timy bo belli ijjftl llio l?ta
-u\<S Jn> ii So.?i o oi run bv/1, ei: my.
* V. n. \,i;i.
( out: ui'y.iii>erij?t?.
Sofi( !0 * / I w.
I 'jT*-1 u.ifcli .1. Tt i Wi/U v (StiiriiT ai
Mou-mj oo(.\ i!n timr; all oilier paj e
ur iV?' ?'e m.eo ?
Till. i:\krjAsks ot
MRS. KWiMn"? -HHWL.
^ , II.!. ltd i miu/d tin Tl'KM) l\ 1 -
' * 5* .nciiil.ee. Tliniiktul in lor patrol
i<>t jt i'i . ur^y rho lAiltcits tt ooutinusno?
ill. .t t't-V.
l. u. n of rt'i iion :
.atui, hhg ui tito j iig . ii brunches, SI.'
I r hi i,'i
I't mr rv U*-; \rin.c it, ... 3.'
Costing "it l -V. . . . . . i
^ - I M Ji
'kSeilfti
4 I i!i> :u".? of tn *ti\. I yrill leiive ftp
! llu ;:iui ! \ il . "i> or iilxuit llio 10
I l><i. !>' ill" j . j i-c of unending
i * In in i i lier?. Suli.icih <11
? in i'll 1 11ii -?- mi i'lunilnl rurlmi^hn.
- ,y i <il . H'.-eiil ei.Ui|i:iliics IliHI lirt
l i 11 i ,i 11 '>! :a.ii I' ipi iin' - iificati
ill iii! ere*! ! I :? I ilin-ii !,,,i |i,,vihji lint
li'ij linn i'-> i<n! v ni.v iili-il ftii iii'ii: lis puis
ildii ?! ,<i? '.ii on inc :tii?J ur.ikv iiiijui
lib l 11, iii.
I \ li . iii*i Iimj t) fir fu
111 I. y .; .1 I" llli' li'i I.r I 'll (if (lelo''l
l'i iti I - 'i.'.s ii.n-? pri-^piii i tfir ill
;'i| J '1, HLl*'Oill>. A cent.
W ' ft
,^V:ii!to<l l?> fllii't*.
Illll.ilAI. uuLit- will In' | ii 1 lor f
_ J tent or tncnr, hands to woik i
<.o* i;i:nmknt sroiu-; norsK no
Alston lHi|i.it, juiiotinn of S .V I'. A (?
C IL K. Two or three Carpenters :i
deal roil TCiili implements for hewing, A
s. r. Mi:\.\s,
Captain an A. 0. S.
Sept. 8 28 tf
STATV. hV son II CAKOMNA.
: I'lttTANHUKU I>l STH l<'T.
\V. !'. l'ii 4 1.1111, applicant, \s.
J. ! '. 1'()\* 1.1! 11. el :il lii'lpiiiliiiits,
IVi ii i"!i t >r - o i i II" il llsi iio ot Tlionins ^
IT nppoM'itie I <> niv nntisfuclioh (lint \1>^
loin !' '?? ami wife ICIi/ ificili l> >!) ?, ui
I'owh'r. delete! .fits in litis r:\se, resii
without litis Si ?ic : it i? I looelore ordered t It
they i!? upp'ir n'nl ot.jo-i to I lie d vi?ion
fiile ?(" tin lioul Kstnto '<f Tims. >V I'uwli
ilte 1, mi or tn T<?tii ' ''ill il-iv 01 Novoinb
iii**it or Ilu? consent of the i: will Im cttlc
i of ro?:oi I
<iivtii miller my 1m:iT ao?l d ul"office ill
A If I O * to
BOM \ !i, o. *. n.
??..?.! !!
Muiinlsf rators's Noli r.
Vl .l. |(rr?i.ii - 11.>I I lijl i ! liitu :i?'li i?l Mfl.j
OuV \\ vlll.l.S. iK-cimim-I. will pi?>n
Utility J. \l. K i.t ? lltl). . t?V lli \ lull
' 'die the 1m N ?.> I IliltiT licit .'or M?'
lei ti n i . V. I in !.:t? to i
i i- h c; i i i ui,
Ml 'v MM '
a Mwee+amm
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINJu
Z A'
TT:;k.'utivk Department,
ig Charleston, Au^uat !?.">. 1803. j*
" WHEREAS, THE 1M1E8ENT CONDIIj1
TION OK the country requires the or^un*
izntion of an uotive and efficient body of
troop* who may the lie!d upon a ino?
incut's out too. to meet with promptness any
',c sudden incursion which ni:.y be made hy
^ ?ho enemy into our State; ami whereas Tor
1 the purpose of s ible th ;t the entire arms- to
of J Lcrring population oVer 10 years of a^e,
i. not in of iihblc to Confederate service, or
exempted therefrom for public purposes ~~
PB should be organised jnto companies:
no Now, therefore I, MTLLKlKt K L. HON- vv
0. 11 AM,Coventor and Comummler in-Chief
o- in and over the State of South Carolina,
1,c call upon the people of the State to at oueo J
' Tganizo themselves in accordance witlttbe
orders lieieunto annexed from the Office of j 1
ih 'he Adjutant and iuspAetor Central, so .in <
to afford our own and the women and chil r.-i
du n efnnr hrctheu in units, the most clfeCy 15,11
tual protection and Rooiipty. The seconc >
- organizat ion called for Is in accordance wiiii
A iLr rr',i|uUM,"i'tal''"1 'ho !'?*> i4.n( tu'.ho
Coventor, and is approved ns the hcsT or
jy uanizatioii for all who may not he included
in the organisation of "Volunteer State
Troops. " M.L.BON 11 AM.
i>.i ?
1,1 STATE OV SO 1 T11 C A I* 0NA,
l>c Aijj't and I.\si''n (iknkii.m'a CVfick.
I CiiAiti.K-?n?N, A'lira.st 21, !.SGd.
j" [CENKUAI. OKDKttS, No. .V?.] I
?f r TO <Will'Y INTO EFFECT TfIK u.I
1* Oil I'd ?OI NO Proclamation of llis ^
iit'v the Coventor, it 'u.ordered tliat
the lollov iujt Yolunlci r S'ftte Trtops he ac Sfl
?is | ccjitcl into service, viz: On Ke^inicnt of
I .Mounted Infantry to consist of ton Pompanics,
two Compani. s of, Ptvalry and o: c .l,1
? 1 Company of l'lvin^ Artillery. Thy Cornpanics
ot Mounted InfauUy to consist ol tic
not !< ? than seventy cijji^ and nut more '
one tin!. Ire.I men, e\eln?K<fc of commission ,l*
cd ofljtv.s, "IV.iv dry, toenn*:.??t of not l> ->
than sixty (G t; and mranoiv I'l.in e'jlity ?
(Ml) tot ii. exclusive ?f coinmis.-i med of
liners; and thu t'omp'tiy ot Artillery not _
less than eighty (80) fit 1 n jt more one huo- I"
! died ( lOOMueti, cxou?i\i of Cotnin ssioned u?J
offi crs. When tin Companies ot Mount
1c I Infantry and (Nvalry have K?en or/an '
ized and accept c?\ 1'lei I Officer? will be >?f
I .... 1 .? I ?
Iv-ivi > >u ki.ii i.i'in 11.i.i uinci*.
II 'i lie ('onit ??: nutltbrixcd to lie
" raised under tie J.It z |>:? r |?li <<| fOI
?d i tliii order u i | bi' conn o.-ed of I'HtctiVf lm
\- wen wb.i nil. ?vt r the aj;c <>1 sixteen umi>, h?i
' , who are not - .*"ijeet to, or who jire exempt
:es I rout '' *!:'" ! ate C'ot?teri|>tiunl at:?! who Jo
nut brtonn ti the oru m'satin-i lately order '
at- ?'d of Iroop-lor loe.il dcleiiCt ;iti!i.;.t mo*rt hIM>
siieci.il i' rfice. These tivorn will be arm- ; !
, I
t:?- ni by the/Siatc?tin- Artillery to have a ' ?
on IJnUrrv Ji loot pieces- but il.cv will pro 1
nd vide I h?*n?elvo.s with h r.-r's lireir j n\ ,
ro to beyiti when they arc ordered into uc!u ,
'in il seince) w ill be the fame as th it flowed' n
in th Confederate service, ir.lc lto^ forty j
as i.-cua per day for caili hnse. 1 !i y ail j
I cj ii II theinn 1'a.s in tenditun for the lipid at
tit i moments oriee, and Iv i sor\ ice in an}
:>:?rt of the State, tin ler tin- or b r> id tin
or ivernoi*. The Companies will In- n.-eepl
ii eo in ovd? r in w-liich thei .rolls < *
ill nit; .?'>t i.*
. ?? i- - < ">" ''iow. anu ;
i iTwy will de att.ieh-rd to the Militia Jtc^i -M
it. i meiits in which t;;4y arc rui-ed, until orderte
i">i into actual service.
111. In addition to tlie above or-anixation,
I'oiupaiiic-H or^:?Tii. ':d in aaenrd met j
with tlie Act nt ('on^n - ! t!,c l.'lth Oetn | I'1
In r. l>i . ( 111 J< *\itl. I n* :. ! r?It) will be i:c
i?l . eepted on famishing their tolls a? rejnVred ! *
r- h\ said Act. And one ol >,0 I C<?.i:j>tnic> 1 |
111 cat*I' J'l h- ial Districts c Visisiinoof not
Ics> than ei Jtt\ 1.nil, exclusive < f officer.- ;
an*l having u? rendezvotii at the Court ! '
1 ll.ius? of ti.<- Di-fiiet. v. ill io armed by j'
" 1 lie State, The remainder of t lie Coat pa I
?l nics will provide theiu-.elves \vi:h arms 1
Amiiii iiilioii, as far as the titvutti of tlie j
Stat.* will permit, will be iUriiicth.-l to |,u
do all the Companies. 1
llv couiuiand, ?vi
?[J * A C (i AKLlXiJTON, J'b
Adj't and limpoetor(Jcnctal of S. C.
No. li?*.? AN AC 1' t.i uutlio:ir.c the ^
formation of volunteer companies lor luCal
in delellCC. 1
11* I Ih' l'iiii</rrt* #?/ the Cunjcdrratr. SfttU* I phj
uf' Am* i irn 'do enact, That for the pur- j
j ' pose ot local defence in any portion ol the j
Vi. j Confederate Slat ' any number of jronto*.* |
? not less lli iii tweofv, vrl O tire u\> i the ? _'? 1
"1 >1 forty five year*. or otherwise not liable ! j(J
to i.nlit.ry ?iuty, may asi-oeiatu themselves j ^
' v a-a Military Company. elect lie ir own I
r officers, ami establish rules ami regulations
.r. |.?r their wo government, uml shall he
- t'oiisij. it'J a- belonging to the Provisional
L? JtW *' the-Co ' -t?rcV woaLyr ?
without pay >r allowances, ami entitled,
nlirii captured hy the enemy, to ail the
||' ! privileges ol prisoners ot w.ir : /Vomit*/,
,n I that Mieh Company shall, us soon as prac
;tl liealoe, transmit their muster roll, or a list | j>j
\ ol the names ot the oOiceis and ( rivutcs |
rc thereof, to the Coventor ot the JSluto, the i
c Commanding licncrul ,.| |}l0 Department, | ^
or any Hrigwdii r-(Jcn. ral, in the Stale or [ _
ConledtraU service, to Le fortvM'dod to tluSecretary
ol War; but the I 'resident or I _
the Couimamler of the Military District; ? I
may, at any time, dishaml such Cempa i in")
nies t^/VotvV/r*/, That in the Stales ami!
Districts in which the Act "Milled V An I
i \i t t > lurihr provide 4 r the public tit*,V.
tenee," approved Apr 1 1(5, and the Ah
| Acts allien J.itorj thereof, have bertn sua Cu"
i | ended, pctsuiis of any a^e, reside nt with- $
",l ; in such Stales or I>istricts, may volunteer r
; and form part of nith Companies, so lonj? ~
r j as such suspension uiay coutiuue: I'm ri
iiv, 'I'hut no person shall Ik c ome a tnem
er ; her of such Company until he shall have ( "
1 t'r~t taken tho oath i t' all* fiance to the i
. | Conleilerate Slates of Ameiicu la writing, \
j a copy ol which shall he lilcd with the Ion
uiustci roll of said Company, as above 'he
prescribed. n
L-s)~ lhipore of the Statu cfinv three .
I limes. -uh
?r ' .Sept. 3 28 St ! * w
iLoiri v
I - , S 1 CMI
ilt 1 I.VIMiK < !.! l'KN IIH.DKK
i j'.Mtrll, willi h il'i?k ;i nn.J /^?mi iii i I
* Any >' 1 I n*t I urnin /. will !k>
! ? I'
\f
NEW STONE.
r!IK undersigned hitting purchased and
considerably rtpletixbea the 8took of
>o?1h owned by M'.rsro. Ttrilty, would rttcifuHy
ask liis frieuds and tlie>pubHe (o giro
in n cnll at tlie oM st;?nd of those geutlemcn.
liong the new g4o |sju# received are
10 pieces FINE PliENCIf 1M11NT4. / *
10 " KINVUHB8S M18L1.N8 S
20 " FISK LONfi CLOTHS.
Few ? I KlS II LI * KN8.
Ao Assort umit of DllUGS. #
'IIH'C'oiiiKM,
DreMdlnff ~,
Tooth llrunhvM, ? \
l<1livell?1. ?r??
? ? '??
Toilet Soup, &o.
ALSO x large lot of excellent BM0KJNG
lUACt.'G, ?nd in itiy otlier articles.
I'ersoni wishing to purchase would do well
cull early.
AV. .T. WINGO.
March 10?
In (lio Court of I'lquity.
SPAKTAX11UKU DlSTltlCT.
in Wcblltrooks uud I
wife and others, |
vs. } Bill for Partition Ac.
Vm. F, CoTtngton j ? *
<1 wife uti t ol hers, j
T npprnring to my satisfaction tliatWni. F,
Covington, Willis Martin, Thos. Martin,
d Lufuyeito Mart in, defendant* in this case,
side from and without the limits ot this
tits tliey fire ordered to aproar. answer or,
redr to t V. i :t hill of C? to plaint within
tut lis from the ! ite of litis order, or the sum*
II be taken tuo c >n/t4<,<> us to them.
T. f-TOHO FARROW, r r ? ..
uotom'r*. office,' July 14. 1808.
July 10 10 Sin
ST ATM OK SOUTH CAROLINA
ROllKlli GAJN9 and wife Aj >pli~ants.
v?
MAUV EDWARDS. ANDREW WIIEKLKU
ei ui Defeu hints.
Edition f >r ? !? of reel oelate of ,'AXB
W11 T E l.E II. ?1 cccaaed.
T oppe*v: liig to my sAtit'faeiitn tlint M-MIV
KUtVAHOS wi<low of AUSTIN EI>\11D8,
deceased, Hie heirs of DAVID
I1CE1.CK deceased, n line noi remembered,
ilHlEW V.'IIKELF.lt, JOHN WllKKl.KH,
.EX AND Kit tt IIEEl.Eirand Wll.KV JOllNiN
ami wife MA HTM A. Defendants in ill a
*e. reside ?illioiil litis State. Ii is ordered,
it Miey do appear and object to I he ?nle or
risinn of the ,ed estate of JANE WHl'Kf.t.
deceased ui or before Hie 'Jilt day of Noli.
bcr K.'xt. r their consent to the same will
entered ? f reord,
lii\cn und. r i'.Y; I.ami and seal of fcfl'.cc litis
!t dai* of August. A. I). lK(jJ.
J NO. E Vt'.I.E HUM AR, O. n. i?.
Aug 18' iiU Sm
1 >u\serl ih!
A*1?)M lli Primp of the 2'2l South Carolina
llej'iiiiein, Evan* lhigi l.'," near Livj-?'on,
Miv-i.- -ipjii, on the .hitit June, lSdo,
Cmt.iiaY, J. WaKcOeid,
CTvpslfc P. -u years, light hair. dark
aipletiiri. g> iv nyct, feet Id incliu, {post
ice ttoidvillo, Spir.an atrg District. S nnh
io!ti a. A rcw ird ot $-5 ' <M will he paid
his arrest atrl eonfioement in Hi* .-partau
. .... ... ... uviiuTj 10 Joint J*. Oregon, Co.
u'.-i i. 8. C.
? A I. S O ?
Scoo'i 1 1011N M. TilOMAS of
hi;11<\ wiii ic'orio-l .-.i ihe
1 -1 i light li.iif, dur', e <m|>leiiiin,
i- v\ c . > IV?t >i iiK'lii'n {j?.>nt h!1i'c?
L-i<nu <1 tlrctiiviVij Di*mei, SimiiIi
.iu in. i V n w.iril of !? will Ik< r.ai.l
lii- :i :? ?! -i.i'l c .11 ."ilK .t: .-lit in i)u> K|M| tnlf
i/j.vii, u>" dB.'.vi'r}' to <. wl. JjIiii 8. i'le^tun,
lisinliiii. S. I!
i' iniji .if iii: -JJ1 Soiiih ''orolInH nrgioiMit
r5-.-..i( c- nn' , Mi ''--irjii. ?7ili luly, I&03.
i v\!K5 or
L . i' ! Potam i: ill tic --d 8. C' Hep.
\ '| ruwu . !>v iM'tmn.in.i *jf J'.ig. liiuciA
A. "... KVAN3, A. A. U.
A*s r.t if
is :2iEnuLs
OF thi:
'AiirAXBUiui & i x;ox it. r.oAl).
b- ,. ^
i 5 oiw '
- w.J Jill SCZSIIIIIC
I d , "._N Til \ IN.
EAVE .c* : i nrHuvjj t'onrt House daily i?t
j -f. 1 "?, A anj fti-tlye at At?i.ui, Oflf,
c?!>nc.';;u^K:;li th, <liveny.ILc up irrvtn.
UI? Til \IN.
t.e.iVf daily n '.I. M \. >!.,nnd return
Sji.v tAuli :rp < ou. t J!?u. c at li.lt) 1*. M.
0;\ Tutjpd tyrand ITridfiyo
o il iv. ii rr.uii t ill leiivf S| nri-iutiut-g C. If.
U-l<> A. M.. .in 1 arrive of Alston at ll 1*. M.
ivi?ip hi "J 1'. M . and return to ^jmrtriurg
T II. a' 7 J >, l?. M.
Ity ih.-> Neiu'iinte (letenilob at Alston is
hy p-::i-?upo? Mon<l iyit, I) eJurMlays
u unlays an 1 .^iitur-lut tt, ami Jjy going down
rue-days nml Fridays; and on tlieiietno.
pfioont c "iuwu'on iht Oreeovillo
in oa:t go up lW^iovi llie same Jav.
i St. FrM.
t "N 1 Freight will he received unless
?inly raailnl, alttl iu good shipping order.
\pril ij'l ft If
POCKET KNIVES!
s recmvcd a Eai^e Lot or
POCKET KNIVKS, PEARL. AOATE and
1KMX BUTTONS; HAIRPINS; DKESSI
nr..I FINE TOOrII COMBS; TOOTH
IIUI'SIIES; LEAD PENCILS; MOURNijVf:
i?.* ivr< , uixv.s , IJVK-k
i'JSECKs;"PINS AND NEEDLES SHOK
rr ?I U JS A 1> ?
t\ POHDEH, WGAR A\D
LACK WRITING INK, &C.
All of which are in store and f.w *ale by
W. J- WINOO.
Inno I 10 If
INSURANCE NOTICE.
AM now prepared to lake any amount from'
ONE lo ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND
LEA t(S
INSURANCE ON COTTON,
l ILI)E\LS,or >1 EIU II
*> on the live* of Slave* or WUiiw, (in
upunies, iiunl at low r*tcd. V
.1. M. P.IJfOAD.
Iparlaaburg, May 2, 180d, tf
d ay 7 A
i lib ai .vi'K uj<~ M/vru r.uiumr.vsrAaTAKinriiA
oT^trvTr. 1
at ion far Letters of AdmisiMtration hy Jno. s
K.iile Doinar, eso^Otrditinry.
IIKKKAS ||IK uf^llTCUULL has filed
' lii? petition ?rmy ?thc* prayiog that
iera of .\<J?t?lu.?i/?ttoii, on nil and singular
i goods and omittola, rights and credit* of
|>t W II I dec.'d, late of the
tie <> ' .Sov#V Car. linn sit on Id he grunted him.
rito-e therefore to oitc ami aumorileh all
I /io??lnr, the kindred and creditors of the
l de eased,, to he ami uppent in the Court
[>rditi?iy, lor said District, to he holden ou
dnosday, the 9th day of September, to show
i?e if a:ty. why the said A Juntas! ration
mid uot ho granted.
livett tinder tuy hand and sea! o( office, this
h day of tir'ist. \. I? IPfifi.
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