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FISICS Metalli TH subscoier has just received a ocelebrateu manufacturer, which a patterns, and of elegant Rosewood fin tke public. He takes this occasion to I tlusively for cash, and selling them at that no orders for the above Cases will the cash. Newberry, S. C., Feb. 14-7-tf A OR'INASCE, Io raie supplieszfor ti 7t e f Nezr6crry, for the year vf o-ur Lwrd eighteen hundred and six A it Ordaited, by the Intendant and Wa*ns gf the Town of Newberry, in Council assembled and by the authority of the sine, That a Tax, of the sums and in a manner here bmnter nientioned, shall be raised, and paid to the Clerk of the Council of said Town for the ue of said Towa Cuncil of New berry-that is to say: TWIve-and a half cents, aidt,alorew, on eve rybunared dollars of the assessed value of all *eW estate lying within the corporate limits of he said To'vn; One dollar per head on all male ,re4dents of said Towu, between the ages of twen ty.one and sixty years, except such peron or per sons as shall be clearly shown to the satisfaction of the Town Clerk incapable from maims, or stherwise, of procuring a livelihood; Twenty-flee *mta,per hundred dollars on all incomes on fac toage,.employtents, faculties and professions iscleding.the profession of dentistry, (whether ID the profession of the law, the profits be de m'"d from the costs of suit, fees or other sources of -prfessional icome) excepting clergymen. Twenty-five.ents per hundred dollars on the a asimt of commissions received by brokers, .vndeae-m-asters and commission merchants. lifty cents-per hundred dollars on all premiums tken in said Town by insurance corpanes Ibcorporated within this State, and one hun dd ents per one hundred dollars on all prem Jums taken in said Town by the agencies of Iwnrance companies incorporated without the "imits-of this State. Five cents upon every hundred dollars of the amount of sales of goods, wares and merchandize, embracing al the arti ae*of trade for sale, barter or exchange, which say perso'n shall have made within the limits of the Town of Newberry, trom the first day etMay'A. D. 186.5, to the fi-st day of January A. D.1866, whether ou his, her or their capital -borroawed capital, or on account of any person or persons as agent, attorney or consignee. Pity cents n'pon every hundlred dollars -of the azout of sales of all goods, wares and merchan Wiathatever, which any transient person, not resdent of said Town, shall ma.ke~ in any house, etaf oi-public place in saidS To- n,by puttin: up or .penin)g temporary stores or shops for the sale of gods, wares and merchandize ; and for the pur - gme of securing su:-h tax, it ~hall be the duty of any apd every person upon opening or putting upach temiporary store or shops in the Town of eberr.v, to pay to tne Clerk of the said Council ihrnty dollars, which sum shall be placed to his, her 6/'their credit in the books of said Clerk, endthe surplus, if any, returned to such person we prsons on the next annual colection of tages, an on failure .of airy such person to pay or 1Iiposi wieb the Clerk, T wenty dollars as afore maid, an exeeiion, sthall forthwith be issued aginst such deingiiqentt, and the money collected jthusal nay. Twentydve cents on every hndred dollars worth of all sales of goods, wares andj,erchandiize nmde within the said Town, by' tratwenlt or irregukr t;-aders or dealers, from the Arnt day of May,tM5, to thei fir-t day of Janunary, 1K66. 'Twenty donlars per day for representing publicly for g'-in- or rew~ard, any p!avy, com;edy, tragedy, it:terluide. or farce, or for- exibong wax Bgases or other shows~ of an kin~ d whatsoec er. Ore-half of one per centi on all sales at~ a'eti on, fromi the finst day~ of Jan ary,ily;, to the first day ot January, 1867 exe t es by e:wcuto-rs and by: order of the Courts. One half of one per eeson alltsales of goods, wares or mnerebandize sold on co:sig.nment, from the first }zy. of~ Jan'y. 1886,to the-frrst day of January, 1867-all and every per-son or pet-so s meiiuc a t aucpion or on Nafgnment shall, and thmey are hereby required 'no make return upon oath to the CN k of the s.dd Tows jCouncil, an& pay' the taxes- thereon of all stich sale withinm thirty days after such sales are riade, and in default thereof, such defaulter hall pay a fine of not less than twenty dcoLL-s. Yiwe dollars on each and every carrialge, buggy, )arouche, omnibus, dray, cart, wagon, or other vehices used or run for hire or ieward, (except ihbose wagons going or -returninmg from market,) and every person or persons who shall le t, hire or useany- cart, dray or carriage, or other veliiele fo~r the purpose of the transportation of goo~ds, or passenigers, or for-hire within the Town ot New berry, without havintg first paid to the Clerk of the said Conineil the said sum of five dollars, shall be likble to a penalty of five. dollars per day, for each and every day such vehicle as aforesaid shall be so run, engaged or hired, without first hay i-- paid the exemption or license fee as afore imid, And it shall -bi the duty of> the Town MaXshll to-keep a list (which'shall be furnished to.by tv he Clerk c-f~the said Council) of the name of all persons w-ho have paid the said Jieee or exemption fee, and the kinds of ye hids-so licensed -and further, to report all ~per-sons who shall violate this Ordinance, iu tis particular, to the said- Town Counil. ,Mve hurndred dollars for permission to retail spiituus liquors in quantities less than one geqart, sad Two Hundred and Fifty dollars for pernission to retail spirituous liquors by the quart, within the limits of the said Town. Fifty InHara on every billiard table, kept publicly or privately for gain. Any person or persons re fusing or neglecting to return, on oath, -of his, er or their taxa ble property, income, sales -or other things herein taxed and-to pay the ~same to the Clerk of the said Council, on or before the &rst day of May, 1866, shall bejliable to pay dou - lethe assount of his, her or their taxes, at that - ime,4o be.assessed by the said Clerk, in accord qace with the best iuformation that he, the said Clerk can procure. And the said Clerk is hereby athorized and required to collect and receive She taxes levied and imposed under this Ordi vance, and to make return thereof, together with the names of defaulting tax payers, and of those who- fail to make the returns required by this Ordinance, to the said Council, it being the duty of said Town Council to issue double-tax execu tions against all persons who shall fail to nmake the required returns, or shall fail or refuse to pay tie taxes levied, in accordance with the pro visioens of this Ordinance. Be ft firther Ordaned, That all male residents between the ages of sixteen and fifty years, within the Town of Newberry, shall be liable to work the streets of the said Town. three days in each and every quarter, of three months, during the year 186t, but that in lieu thereof, any person so liable, may purchase an exemption from such duty by paying to the said Clerk of the Council, such exempntion fees as shall be fixed by said Council for each quarter of the year. And any person failing to perform such street duty or to pay the exemption fees in lieu thereof, when so required, shall be fined not less than hve dollars for each day he shall have failed or refused to work on the said streets in accordance with the summons therefor. And be i/,further Ordainmed, That the said Town Council will pay fifty dollar-s to any person who eball furnish sufficient evidence to convict any white person of selling spirituous liquors, within the limits of the said Town of Newberry, contra ry to the laws of this State. i Burial Cases. supply of these Cases, from the above re of the latest and most improved ish, and which he offers at low rates to ay that they have been purchased ex only a small advance on the cash price, be attended to unless accompanied with R. C. CHAPMAN. LEVY & ALEXANDER, At Browniny's old Stand, Importeis and Dealers in CLOTHNQ, HATS, Gent's Furnishing Goods. Va'ises, Trunks, etc., and Boots and Shoes of all Kinds. 275 King St., Charleston, S. C. Feb 21 1m H, L JEFFERS & CO, Factors & Conn'l Merchants, 118 East Bay, Charleston, S. C. Will give prompt attention to the sale of Cot ton and other Produce, and to the purchase of Merchandise generally. Will also act as Agents for the sale of Lands situated in any part of the State. The personal attention of the undersign ed will be given to the business. HENRY L. JEFFERS, WILLIAM H. JEFFERS, THOMAS A. JEFFERS. (feb 21 2m) NOTICE. I WILL sell at the late residence of JAMES CURETON, deceased, on Tuesday, the 26th of Feb'y Inst. The PERSONAL PROPERTY belonging to the Estate of said deceased, consistir of Mules, Cattle, Hogs, Sheep, Corn, Fodder, Cotton, Wagons and Gearing, Blacksmith's Tools, Plantation Tools, Household and Kitchen Furniture, &c., And likelv the REAL ESTATE of said deceased, and of D)RAYTON T. CURETON, deceased, will be rented at the same time and place. SARAH CURETON, Feb. 14, 7-2t A dm'x. Window Glass, Assorted sizes, from 8x10 to 20 x~,-J.ALSO, Putty, White Lead, Lamp-Black, Linseed, And Train Oil, &c. For sale at low prices by S. P. BOOZER& CO. Feb. 14,. 3rS. Axes and Hoes, - S. W. Collins' and other superior. Axes, Brades' English Crown IRoes, No's. 0, 0') and 000. In store and for sale by S. P. BOOZER & CO. Feb. 14, 7-3t. Cotton Cards, AND Ame's Shovels and Spades, at cheap! rates by S. P. BOOZER & CO. Feb. 14, 7'-3t. Nails, All sizes from 3 -to 20d of superior quality at S. P. BOOZER CO. Feb. 14, '7-3t. Axle Grease, Urigs For Iron Axle Wagons, Crigs Buggies, &c. A good article and cheap, at S. P. BOOZER & CO. Feb. 14, 7-3t. Sweet Potatoes, Agood.lot of fine eating Potatoes in store and for sale by. Feb 7 6 tf LOVELACE & WHEELER. Sorghum. OME of the mosi. beautiful country made Mo Klasses, for retail, so as to accommodate all classes of buyers, for sale by LOVELACE & WHEELER. Feb 7 6 tf Irish Potatoes, A sp~leni ot of Yellow Pink Eye Potatoes. A lndithe long, white and red Potatoes, for sale by LOVELACE & WHEELER. F-" 7 6tf COTTON SEED FOR SALE, A FEW BUSHELS of superior COTTQN SEED can be had by applying to Harris & Bow ers, at Newberry. Feb 7 6 BENRY BURTON. H AVING withdrrwn from the flrm of WEBB & LOVELACE, I would respectfully in-~ form my friends and the public that I can be found at the "corner store," under the Newberry Hotel..W. H. WEBB. M. W. BYTHEWOOD, BROKER AUCTIONEER AND COMMISSION AGENT, NEWBERRY, S. C. SOLICITS a share of BUSINESS. His long experienc in the above BRANCHES guarantees satisfaction. SlERIFFS SALE. B Y order of Jno. T. Peterson, Ordinary of Newberry District, I will sell, in front of the Court House at Newberry, on the first Mon day in March next, one tract of land, situate and being in the Stite of South Carolina and District aforesaid, coitaining twenty acres (more or less), the real estatc of Joice Ann Troutman, Dec'd, adjoining landl of Jacob Fulmer, Philip Sligh, James Moore and Elizabeth Kibler, on a credit until the first day of January, 1867, with interest from the day of sale-except so much of the pur chase ioney as may be necessary to pay costs, wlich must be paid in cash. The purchaser will be required to give bond with at least two good sureties, and a mortgage of the premise?, to the Ordinary (if deemed necessary) to secure the purchase money. WM. W. HIOUSEAL, S. N. D. Sheriff's Office, Feb'y 12th, ISG6. Feb. 14, 7-3t. B Y order of Jno. T Peterson, Ordinary or Newherrv District, I will sell in front of the Court lou-e door at Newberry, on the first Monday in MIch next, one tract of land situate and being in the District of4Newberry, So. Ca , containing eigh ac-res, more or less, bounded by land. of Nulgh C. Wilson, Flinabeth Bowles and Juo. C. Spence, on al credit until the first day of January 107, with tiverest from the day of sale, except so much of the purchase money as may be necessary to p,y costs, which Tust be paid in cash. The purchaser will se required to give bond, with good suretips, and a mortgaze of the premises (if deemed necessary) to the Ordinary, to secure the purchase money. W.A. W1OUSEAL, S. N. D. Sheriff's Office, Feb. 6, 1806. Feb. 7, 6-4t. Limestone Springs Female High School REV. W. CURTIS, LL. D., Principal. r HE REGULAR ENSUING SESION OF T this School will commenee on the third Wednesday in February, the 21st inst. TEIIMS FOR FIVE IONT1IS, payable in ad vance either ln specie or its equivalent in curreu cv: loard, including lighit, washinif and fuel.*75.00 Tuition in English and the Classics. .....25.00 Tuition in Primary Department..........415.00 Lessons on the Piano or Guitar......... .25.00 Use of Piano.............. .. . ...2.5) Tuition in French or the Modern Languages, each..................... ... 20.0 Each Pupil must bring one pair of shect1 and pillow cases, towels and dt-inking cip. Dr. CURTIS will 'eave the Mills House,Charles ton, on Mondaty, the 19th of February, and Nick erson's Hotel, Colmbi:1, on the 20th, for Lime stone, and be happy to take charge of any Pupils on the route. Regular mails are re-established to the place. Any further informnation can be obtained of the lHon. W. F. COLCOCK, or a the COURIER OFFICE. Feb. 7, G-4t. N EWBERRY 37 HE SPRING SESSION of this School will be gin on the 12th day of February ne.xt. It is very desirable that pupils should enter at the commencement of the session, but they will be re -eived at any timne, and charged from the time of entering. This school has been taught by me for several years, and has hitherto been linmited in the nunm er of scholars, but I will now receive a I who may apply for adnmission, and will employ conmpe tent assistants, as the increasing number of pupils may make it necessary to do so. My health having been fully restored, Ipropose to devote all my time and energy to the huilding up of such a school as shall furnish facilities for acquiring a complete education to girls -who can not be sent fromt home for that purpose, and all the advantages of the best schtools in the State to those whose circumstances allow of their being sent abroad. Having many years' experience as a teache,r, the mystem of instruction pursued will be such as that experience has proved to be most efficient anC thorough. My charges are as follows: For instruction in the bigher studies of a comn plete English course, for session of five months.......................,.425 00 For instruction in lower branches of English, for session of five months, from....$15 to $20 00 For instruction in French, German, Italian, each............................$20) 00 Board can be had for at least $15 00t per month, exclu ire of lights and washing. I am prepared to take a number of boarders in my family, at the above rate. My house is large, roomy, and comfortable, in a retired part of the townt, and has attached to it a fine shady grove, affording ample room for recreation The above rates for tuition and board are payable in specie, or its equivalent in currency, or provisions at market prices. For further information address Rev. Jno. J. J3rantly, Newberrv, S. C. JNO. J. BRANTLY. Jan 10, 2-Im. COOKING STOVES A FEW very excellent COOKING STOVES of different sizes, have just been received directly from the mianufacturcis in New York, and for sale by w. T. WRIGHT, Who furnishes NEW WROUGHT IRON BACKS, FOR OLD STOVES, that will last for years. Who manufactures and sells at wholesale and retail the very best article Who does Roofiug,Guttering,Putting in T<dUes, &c. Who doesall kinds of REPAIRING,. usually done by tinners. And last, though not least of all, who returns thanks to a generous public for the very liberal patronage which he has received since opening at his present stand, and hopes, by diligence in business and a41spo sitior to please all, never to merit less. Jan 24 4 tf Harmon & Smith, AT BEAU FALL, S.C.L I NFORM their friends and the community gen erally, that they have in store and will keep constantly on hand a general assortmemnt of Dry Goods-Staple and Fancy, Groceries of all kinds, Hardware in variety, Boots and shoes, all styles, Hats and Caps, all styles,) And in fact every articla usually found in a country store, all of which having been selected with care and at cash prices, they are enabled to sell as low as can1 be had anywhere. Feb 14 7 3HHAMON & SMIT H. Edgefield Advertiser copy 3 times and forward bill to this office. REHIOVAL. SELLING OFF WINTER STOCK AT REDUCED PRICES, To make room for spring and summer goods. TIIE STOCK OF DRYGOODS Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps, AND FANCY ARTICLES, I Is of the frllest description, additions to which are being constantly made. Besides which the line of GROCERIES, Is quite large and full Which will be disposed of at most reasonable rates. Jobbers and country merchants will find it to their.advantage to call on me and examine mny stock. 'dec 20 3m M. POOt Now Full and Complete. 0UR STDOK OF Ladies', Gentlemen's, Boy's Youth's, Misses & Children's B00TS, SHOES, GAITERS &c IS now full and complete. Consisting of every . variety and sryle of Goods, in our line, all of which were made, especially to order, by the very best inanufactors. Therefore, we feel confi dent that we can, and will sell a b0tter shoe for the same money, than any other house this side of Philadelphla. We cordially invite a call be fore you buy elsewhere. I. M. StBER, & Co., Main st., opposite Court House. N. B.-Being connected with the House of I. M. Suber & Co., I will be happy to see all my old friends and customners. Jan 10 2 tt McDUFFIE METTS. REMOVAL, IjAING REMOVED IS OFFICE OVER McFAL &HOLMAN'S STORE, on Main Street, adjoining the brick Hotel, will be happy to meet his old friends and patrons at his new coom... HIe ta!.:e this opportunity to return thanks io the publie for their past patronage, and begs a con tiiuation of the same, with the assu r-aice on um par' that no time, labor or expense shall b: wantring to render every operation in hi line, as perfeet as can be done any where in the State. All persons, white or colored, who desire it, can have their teeth extracted free of chargc, at this office, by T. T. Moore. jan2 44 5t, Latest Improvemnents!! IC, H, XJNGSMORE 11 AS returned from Augusta and is prepared 11.to take any kin d of PICTURE. Ambrotypes, I ~Photographs, Prris Prom any kind of Pictures / U AT THE OLD OPPOSITE THE COURT HOUSE. Jan 17 3 tf NOTICE ! iNOTICE ! T HE subscrib"es have just returned from. Charleston, with a fine, -large and full STOCK OF GOODS, Which they are opening at their residence 4 miles Nerth of Newberry C. H., consisting in part of. Ladies Dress Goods, Hats, Shoes, Dry-Goods, -Fancy Articles~, Clocks, I Watches, - Crockery Ware, Hard ware, Cutlery, Blind Bridles, Saddles, Hames, Hoes, - also, Garden Seed, etc., etc., J.n7t P. KINARD & SON. Cokesbury District, 8. C. Conference, 1866. Second Round. Mapleton Cs., Tranquil, Feb. 17, 18 ; Anderson sta. and ct., Ruharnah, Feb. 24, 25; Pendleton and Mt. Zion ets., Sharon, March 3, 4; Newberry Ista. March 10, 11 ; Ninety Six et., and Sal. Riv. Mis., Salem, March 17, 18 ; Laurens and Reedy Riv. cts., Bethesda, March 24, 25; Butler ct., Butler, March 31, A pril 1 ; Newberry ct., Taber nacle, A pril 7, 8 ; Pickens ct., Hopewell, April 14, 15; Edgefleld ct., Spanns, April 21, -22 ; Ab beville ct., Liberty, April 9.8, 29 ; Cokesbury ct., Bethlehem, May 5, 6. SIDI HI. BROWN, P. E. In the absence of the Presiding Elder the Preacher in charge presides. D)is. p. 55. S H. B. Flour $12,00 per Barrel. Sugar, 15cts per lb. Spirits Turpentine, 75cts per gal. by The most complete MANUFACTO RY OF GOOD TIN WARE In America, can be found at NEWBERRY C; Hl, S.., HENRY . BLEASE, Jan 3 1 tf Proprietor. MERCHANTS WOULD DO WELL To call at BLEA SE'S And examine his Tin Ware & Prices. Jan 8 1 tf OLD STOVES and OLD STOVE Piping, old Gutter,. old Roofing, And all old Tin Ware, Repaired at short nntice, by jan 3 1 tf HENRY II. BIASE. NEW ROOFING, NEW STOVES, New Stove Piping, new Guttering, New Tin for Valleys, &c., &c., All furnished and finished, with all of the newest improvements, by jan 3 1 tf HENRY H. BLEASE. Pomaria Nurseries, T E proprietor returns - his thanks to is pa, trons, and will be pleased to furnish FRUIT TREES >f all the choicest varieties, adapted to our cli mate: Apples and Peaches at 80 to 50 cents. Pears, Plums, Cherries, Apricotc, 75c. to f1. Evergreens, Roses, Grape Vines of Choice kinds, English Walnuts, Spanish Chesnuts, Ever bearing Mulberries,-Figs, Asparagus and Horse Radish Roots, etc. Osage and Macartney Roses for Hedgrs. A Descriptive catal-gue sent to all post paid applicants. Address WM SUMMER, Jan. 3 1 2m Pomaria, S. C. Greenville & Columbia Ri. 1R. ENER AL SUPER INTENDENT'S OFFICE, Columbia, January 28th, 1866. O N and after WEDNESDAY, the 31st instant, the Passenger Trains will be, ru& daily Sunday excepted) as follows: Leave Columbia at 6.00 A. II. *" Aiston " I1:00 " " Newberry "12.50 P. M. Arrive at Abbeville " 6.00 " "Anderson " 8.10 " " Greenville " ,9.00 " Leave~ Greenville .at' 4.30 A. M. - " Anderson " 5.30 " "Abbeville " 7.45" "Newberry " 1.10 " Arrive at Aiston " 2.55 P; Mt. " Columbia " 8.00 " There will be about seven miles of staging still between Freshley's- and.Alston. iPassengers will e furnished with tickets through, including the Road, Stage and Ferry, 60 pound? baggage only allowed on the stage to one seat. J. B. LJASSmLL, Jan 31 General Superintendant. THE WANTS -OF All People CAN BE SUPPLIED For a Very Little M1oney Saddle: Harnless ByHENRY H. BLEASE. .Newberry, S. C., January S, 1896-1 ff OLD HIARNEXSS AND SADDLES' REPAIRED, AT SHORT NOTICE,. By HENRY H. BLEASE. * DR. J. E. D)APiRAY, Su.rgeon IDen.tist. FROM CHARLESTON, S. C. OFFICE on the North side of Main-street, for. mJrerly occupied and known, as the Law Office of G. G. DeWalt, Esqr. Dr. Dapray is now prepared to perform all ope ratione at the OLD PRICES for CAsH or its equivalent. Chloroform administered when de. sired. Newberry, June 1, '65. Fire Insurance, H OW much is your Dwelling House worth ~ Have you ever considered how difficult it would be to rebuild your house if burnt arnd where you would get the money to pay for it ? Do y~ou know that by paying a strall sum an nually you can have your house insured, and in case of fire be promptly paid for it ?. For full information in regard to insurance call upon CAR WILE & McCAUGllRIN, Agents for the ___ 'Lgal 30IceC ____ Notice LL pcrson li'ii demanis gainst the 7a tates i JON STERLINGand GEORGS P. STERLFNG, Decea.,ed, will please present to me sul:h demands, prope rly attested, on or befeE the 10th.day of Marth next. SE. P. LAKE, Ex'or of-John Steyiint aId Adim'r of George P.-Sering. Decd. Feb. 21, 8-3t. - Notice.. LL persons Ia.iug demrisag-;inst the-E.4 tare of ROBERT- BURTON, De'I, *i please leave with E P. Lake copy of their- de-'_ nauds on or before the Bit-h day of MNarch next PERMELIA BURTON, K.1Y BURTON. Feb. 21, S-3t. Notice. A LL persons having dvum.inds aginst the 1s. . tate of ALMEDA WORTU1INGTOQ, Dec'd, will please f:ri-6lh me copy 'fJsueh <ei ds ou' or before the 1oth day af March next. E. P. LAKE, Ade'r, Will nmexed, of Gi.am Si!t, Dee'd. Feb. 21, S-at. Noie.f LL persons having dem:rnd. .ist- the 14: A tate of GILLIAM SMITHb, Dee'djwill plens6 present to me such demands bn or before die 10th day of March text. E. P. LAKE, Adm'r, Will annexe& Notice. A LL persons 1Pving demen4 Pgainst the E A A tare of J.A31E S. 'GILLIAM, Deceased, will please present them to E. P. Lake, on or be. fore the 1muti day of March next. LUCY GILLIAM, Adm'x. Peb. 121, 8-4t. * 2oIfice. LL persons having demands ainst- the - -s A tate of JOTHN C. - BOOZER, Dee'd, wiR please furnish moe copy of such demands da o before the luth day of March nelL - - E. P. LAKE, Ado& Feb. 21, 8-3t. STATE OF SOUTCAROLMA. - NW ari M DIs acWICT. hy John T. Peterson, B8quire, Ordinery qf Nevherry District. TEREAS E. P. Lake has applied to meiT L ier of Adinistration, de bonix no-, with will annesci,. on .all and --singular-the good hattels,rights and creditsof AlmnedaWortigtOr late- of -the District ioreid, deeeased. - These are therefore to cite Pnd Idmonish:az4a - .sinigular,the kifndred ard,creditors of thesaid de ceased, to be.and appear before me, at-our tieki Ordinary's Court for the said j)istric,to be l4eb at Newvberry Court House on the 1st day of Mar. nett, to shew- cau'e, if aiy why the said. Administration should not be granted Given under my haud~and sea1, this24th da -. -** of Feb. in .the year of outr. Lord one .theGna - eight huDdred and sixty-five. F 21 8-2t. JUHN T. PET E RSON, .. .~ TFhe State of SeaW~iCaroliIa - NEWBdERR1Y DISTRCT-IN EQUITY. Ex- ParteBi S'rmeon Fair, - - to Pe-pelnf Solicitor of Middle Circdit. )Tetimn SIMEON FAIR, Bk., SoTicftor 'of the-Idd6 Cici,hav,ing this day.fled, ,i-tis offee - deeds, wills, choses in uaction- and- other paperb arnd records destroyed or lost during the recent war." - - It is Ordered, that all-persona .who are entitled to, and desirous of availing themselves orW the benefit of the Act- of the Generasl Assembly in such -ca-se made and provided,. bapermitted to come before the Court, aind have taken and pern petusted, under. this 1Bill, all evidence whien 'thcy shall produce, on pr-oper application being maebefore ine. 'SILAS JOL1NSTONE, Commissioner's Office, C.E.NJ. Jantiary 2'7; IS866. $15A0O 2~o~ The State of-South CairouIna Elzabeth A. Higgins, Adminidfratri.x, u wi annexed, of F: B. Higgins. - S r.; Calvin C~ Higgins and oeer. Bill for constructionl, parti Hon anid rdi' TpflE creditors of uhe estate of Francia B.. 1 -.;ins deceased, are ;required. to~ rende onoath, theirdtemnaud against said esae,t Conuissionerof rhie Comi-t, on or before the day of MatchNext. -.- - Comm issfoen&s oftec, 'SILAS 3OHNSTON 22 Jan.18(36. :.EFN.D. - Notice. Atate of T HOM(AS-W ATSON, deceased, wilt render themi in properly - proven, to Ja-ues . Wilam;(who is my agent,) onr or before the 1st day of Mairch next. - JOSEPH.WATSONe 'Feb2. 1866. 7 63 Amnsrtr issolution of Co-Partnershidp ~E FIRM of W EBB &LOVELACE Midhs Iday. dissolved h'v'mutuil consent. All mata ters in lignidatidn will be settled by either i-mel er of the late-irm.. - H. -WEBB, - .B. H. LOVELALC-, -January 27, I~6. 5 t Gnpartniership Notic&a4 .1, Esabse'ribers havng enteredinto. agrtd * ~ iahip for the pu;rpose of-corductinga .Jer eanile business; under the - name -'and btyle of-' Harmon &-Smith,~ informn i.eir friends and de~ publie general1i-that they have o.pen:ed,a store at the flead,Fall, w~here they- will be happy.Jo receivs them. -T. E. H ARON. - -- . J, D.-SMITH. Feb-14 -7-St - .~N tiC1 -- 1fHE UNDERMiGNED can be foundl at the 9e . Istand of Webb & Lovelace, where tbhy e - peet to carry ona 'general muercantie busiUSps keeping always oni hand an assortment of aft goods visually kept in a wholesale and retail Va riety Store, and will be glad to see all theif friends and cusv,mers, and the publie generally call in and get bargains. - LOVELACE & WHEERJ Jan 31, 5-tf. New-berryHlQel. - A New Face in an Old Place! HT ANING assumed the Proprieto-rship cf the iLMartin Hlouse, it wdl hereafter be known as the Newberry Hotel. I will use my best en deavors to supply the table with good, nutritious and well-cooked food. My servants are cleanly and attentive. Every eff'ort will be put forth for the comfort of my guests. I invite the traveling public to give me a c-all. I will make my terms as reasonable as possible so as to accommodate visitors from the country, business men, clerks an dothcrs, who may wish to patronuize me. Feel in the nrece-ssity and importance of a well-kept publid house, I will do all that I can to establishw the sanme. - H. I. EPTING. Nwer,Dc. 13, 186->. AUTO ,E C0,PERRIYAET w~rmm:r> s envummv amor