Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, May 03, 1855, Image 3
1EV EllS fflKt BIBS!!
fflllR Subscriber hasjust received amlis now open1
ing at his oM Store. where lie has ilone business
for many years, a very pretty assortment of
miseam im GO
which have been sclecteil with great care for this |
market, an 1 which lie will sell verv low for cash or i i
to prompt p-tvine customer-, j lo h>- stock maybe!]
t r.r.el a <fiv.it variety if
mitss GOODS; j <
Bareges of all colors ami <tyles?sonic as low , 1
:? ~2'j cents per var<l: ('.-ope do Paris, a beautiful 1
r.vtie'.e : .Tr.cunotte ami Swiss Muslins, a great variety ; 1
P ack ami coh.rel Lawns?some beautiful styles; I '
f.vl:.Jaeonctte and Swl-s Muslin Uinlevsleevoc?
L . lie- ( 'ape* ami (Vilurs, Grass Skirts, Ladies' Tali,.
?some very beautiful.
HO WETS i\5> iU!tnO\S,
. ..ii.! a haml.-nme assortment. A Treat variety of | \
CALICOES -some as low as PA cents per yard: |
?Vhite Coo ls, rpiite a fine Stock. Brown Homespun,
t.'c per vnr'l: a fine c? >ok of Oii.pLatns. Bo<l-Tickiiic.
12-1 Shooting; Marseilles ijn'tts, white ami
. iiore.1?a tine article.
GEM LUMliVS Sl illilitt DUESS ,
i. -.ils ; Farmers satin?plain au?l ?tripril; Pile. Drap 1
Tote, ?> aeon's Cloth. Linen Drilling? a fine article.
P. aek. P. '.i ami i'ancy Colored CLOTHS ami CAS- 1
MMEt'.LS. Crockery. Hardware,
lfiOOTK. SJiOCS t\? 21 ITS.
C mntrv Produce will ho take.) in payment ,
.:i l the be-t "prices given.
S. S \I)I.Kit.
m iv 17 if
THE LATEST ARRIVAL!
liY THK COr.ONKL WHKiHT!!
Cotton Advanced and Goods Lower !!!
OUR MOTTO-SHORT PROFITS! !!
MESSRS. LINDSAY & CORDON.
nAVK received a complete and w? 11 elected
took of SPRING and .Si MM Kit
Q- >nm,?,
which fcive heen purchased at the ni.?t re.i.-i>n:tY;c
term.-. ami can be soil lower than the lowest. The
?? n'k consists in part .>t" Ladies an 1 Gentlemen's
iiltliSS 1\D I t U.MSili.M; GOODS.
< : every description?Ilals, Caps and 13 nnots ot'lai<
i tip : Iiouis a:.-l S!i?v?: Hardware and Cutlery:
Ouecn's an i China Ware. Also. a heavy stock i.t'
f e most fashionable
I \ CO * ^ l C rte'.?- r\r*
an 1 fabric: of every -.i f. Thev have or. hand every |
article usuailv t un-l in DRV UuoDS STORES, ail J
..I the htte-t ?tv!e ami patents; and they respectfully
invite their friends and cu-miners to give them a
call. LiN DMA a GoRlrt>X.
' 4 4 11
MASONIC CELEBRATION.
\A / THE Moinhn-c of CATAWBA VALLEY:
T.OUtii:. No. ]'* . A. Y. M.. : 11 celebrate
*-3*^ the en-uing Anniversary of ST. AOIIX, THE
11APTIST. at the town ?'f Morgnnten. X. C., on the
? Jtii of Juno. An address will ho delivered on the
occasion Lv ti-.e Rev. E. J. MEYXARDIE. The nublic
<*cnerally. an.l all Masons in ?taiulin*a anro-peCtfni!v
invited to attend.
\. MYERS. )
.1. C. S. Mi HOWELL. -< -m.
R. DOW XYU.SUX. J
may i 17 Gt
DAGUEREOTYPES
THAT iRi: DAtlEHEOTYI'ES.
C. H. LAXXEAU,
rB AS the p!ca-ure of announcing to the Ladh1.
and gentlemen f Y.rkville. that lie has taken i
j-" -ms at the PALMETTO HOTEL, where he will
rem lin tor a short time only. an>l will Le happy t-- ; '
exhibit *y of the ort. lie will guarantee that
h> j.ii-mve* shall utru(/.?.? in t.?ue and beauty, any,
titers th it have ever been taken here before. Col!
>0"! >1 ),-f ji.Lj* t'"r V'-'/ ve/'-"-'. Hours front f' <>'e'
ek. a. m.. tilt p. m. Thorough In-tiucns
given in the art. "-vt8 . .
ntav M 17 tf
I^Olt S i LE.--A likely family f XEORt >ES? :
i consisting ?.f a very valuable man, woman and *
ei.ild. Term-t ce-'Hituodating. Apply at th:? Office.
:nav ' ) 17 ft *
_ . ii
10NGAEEE HOUSE,
by a
WILLI i>I HITC HC OC K A CO.. a
I "NI'ER the supervision and nnnavment of Mr.
I THOMAS H. BAKER. f rmoriv"^ --The H<
.u... ilhurle.-tn. The undersigned respectfully
... me rJuMr tVionil*. nu-l the travelling cshtimuiv
^ :i!ly. that they h ive taken charge of this < !J 1
* II use. an I d clt a-haix* f n.Viv.n- -I
.v.:e. They Intoi.! to spare neither pair.? nor expense i'
i render it a FIRST CLASS HOUSE. ?
W.M. HITCHCOCK x CO. ii
? dumLia. >. May -?, 18-33. 17 tr o
% | r.vSJts. FUDGE. RIVES. iXD lfA
? v >11. invite the attention of ti.eir friends in ?
the .".v. portion of the District, to their large an>l 0
- itvt-l a.vk ..f SPRINT, and SUMMER
t'U .Ds. tvs.iih they are note receiving and op^nir.sr.
Ii?** > e:.i!?r;ices a great variety of neat and fash- ie
GOODS, having been selected and purchased 1
v-Mh r.v t^ure. Tit y would he pleased to receive j -J
o d:- at then* store near Laud-ford, where they will I i..
leav r t,., please customers in every particular. k
may 3 17 " It c
4 CH.tXCE TO M IKE MOXEY.? 0
A Profitable and Honorahie Employmet!!?The'
Suo-criber is desirous of having an agent in each ,!
County and town of the Union. A capital ox from 5
< t Slu only will be required, and anything like an
v.iielont. energetic man can make from three to five
d.'liars per day: indeed some of the Agents now em- ployed
are realizing twice that sum. Every inform- !
at ion will be eiven bv addressing.
W.M. A. KINSLER. t
Box 122^. Philadelphia. Pa. J
may? 17 It t
SGuth Carolina?York District, ;
By J. M. Ross, Esruire. Ordinary of York District, i
n^HEREAS W. 1. CLAWSON. has applied to me
for Letters ol'Administration, on all and siny
ular the goods and chattels, rights and credits of
E. C. DARXAL. lute of the District aforesaid, de- j |
ceased:
T iese are therefore u> cite and admonish all and
-jugular. the kindred and creditors of the said de- [
ceased, to be and appear before me. at our next Or- I
dlnarv's Court for the said District, to be holden at
Voi k Court House on the 21st day of MAY instant,
to shew cau-c, if any, why the -aid Administration
-Uouid not be granted.
Given under mv hand and Seal this 3rd day of
May. in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred fifty-five and in the seventy-ninth j
war of American Independence.
*? r. .. t
J. -M. a.J ,
O. v. D.
mi} 3 17 iiw
U^LTllERiLL & HHOTHLliS, pure i
WHITE LEaD. For sale by :
ADAMS & MeCORKLE.
may J I ( ti*
Nr oti6'e.??Application wi li be made at the
next Session ot the Legislature to Incorporate
a Protestant Episcopal Church in Yorkville.
may 3 17 tsl
i ixseed ixd train oils.?A large !
Xj quantity PI RE OILS. just received and for sale '
cheap, by ADAMS & MeCORKLE.
may 3 17 tf
1 j
HARNETT & WITHERS,
.
ARE now receiving a large addition to their stock
A of DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, &c;, >
they solicit calls from all wishing anything in their
line. Tliey feel assured that they can and will give
satisfaction, both as to quality and price. All order*
from the country, punctually attended to.
Yorkville, April o, 18o5.
Discourses o\ truth, by Rev. jas. f
H. THORN WELL, D. D. Price $.1. For sale ,
by J. S. MOORE & SONS.
* Mar 8 'j tf
the frie.vds ofcor.velii s o'l
DANIEL, Esq., respectfully announce him as a ,
candidate for Tax Collector for York District.
MANY VOTERS. J
Sept. 61854 31 tf
^i ll*llate omxixe & acetate
O MORPHINE, Iodide Potash. Iodine and Drcm- '
in*. Just Received and for sale by
HARNETT & WITHERS. I
April 5 13 tf I
UrI\l>OU CLASS AND I*l'TTI'.--- I
For Sale by
BAR.N?IX & WIXfl?RS. |
800D TIMES COMING!
rf11
A Brilliant Assortment of I
suits 111 SIS S--B. E
Hossrs. L. BLOOMBERG Sc BROTHER, T\
VXNOUM'K to their eusthnu-vs and ihc public,
that they are now receiving a splendid stock of ^ ^
Spring and Summer UOOLS. which have he en recent- f.(i (
Iv purchased in (-hnrle>Um. Philadelphia and Now ''',v
York, especially for this market. Their stoek is now ^ '
very extensive, and they arc prepared to exhibit an * *( |
nvsortmcnt as varied ami attractive as any ever offer- 'sjM^
cd in Yurkville. which they will sell at prices.'e-x- '
tremely low, for CASH and I'ASIl ONLY. The Lalies
are particularly invite. 1 to c.ail and inspect their (rpij(l
iiilonrliil <tr.C
Mnt?
Fi\C ? i\D DtUSS ftOODS, twi-i
Pilk?. f.ywn?, Mantillas, Parasols. nil of "\vhu-h A
do of the latest an 1 most fa hicnahle. For the gen- binjf.
tlemrn they have a tine assortment of KR \DV stool,
MADE CLOTIllN'C, If^s. lloots. Gaiters, ami all >*e.,
article- in the furnishing line. They have also on ??e'l 1
hat. 1 a lot of Hardware, .Meilicine, Crockery, Si iicol- he fv
Book>\ anil in fact all article- usually kept in an will
I IM-Ol \TK? STOftl!. W[mf%
. # . o.iov
I'lli*ir Wintt r .Stock i> v.ot yet entirely tlisposo.l of, nn,|,
find persons in want of Winter Clothing. would .lo 'p;
we!' to call a* they are detevmim I to sdl out at n? e,.
* He
T.ie accounts of the last ye-.r are na.le out.
in. 1 they wouM earno-tlv renuest all persons indebted
t-itiicin to call and make settlement. In or.lcrto ,
carry on the husino??. it: indispensably neecs-aw n-;.
that collections be made forthwith. w;thi
!,. llf.OOMHKUG x KKOTKF.K. >pr
March 11 II ..:n mont
COMPETITION AT DEFIANCE. T
Fo
V[rK arc now receiving ami opening in a.Mition hove
f to our cxivii-'ivf stock of Dry G >> If. Hard- while
w.iiv. Hoots, Slmes ami Soldiery. Hat-. Caps, ami a 'lie h
groat variety of Straw Goods. one ?.! the most cxten- finite
sive ,-t .cks of * ami
Spring iiml Sununcr Goods.
over ".pencil in We-tern Carolina. Oar Stock, em bra- h'ett.
res -o great a variety of Patterns ami Styles. ?>f l.a<r.c
an.i G-Mu!emen'? Di'liSS GtJODS. that it Would Hr
be too te.li.iu> to mention then:. We woul.l therere<peotfnlly
invite y.air attention to ..nr stock: that
von luav examine tor your elf. feeling emits.bun we
will make it t.. vour interest.
Mil KM .x STEF.I.E. M<
Charlotte. X. 0., March lV,. lIgt;
NEW GROCERY STORE -MJ
...... ami
B AM Iu-t receiving at my st..re opp-site l'.o>K > (.()()
fl lloTFL, a choice stock ..I FAMlf.\ Uliot KU- ps^j j
IK.>, which I will sell for Ca-h. at lower price* than
they can he purchase.! elsewhere in till- place. My
stock consists of y jl
BEST BIO 1\L> JiVi I OTFEE. lM* t;?
Now OrU-niH, I'!arifi?Pulverized. Crushed. Porto th
llicinud Steam "i-fined Sugar-. Their
Twenty Barr-I- X.u mleaus Syriij.: Sugar Il.ui-e *'iftio
and P-rt.i P.ic.; M .!a<->-. the a
Fifty Sacks of tvilt, Uuv. Sardine-, l'ro h Ov-ter hi
cars. PickUs. Preserves an! Jellies ?it various kind--,
together with the usual vntict? of a FamilrQi icerv. awl I
\v. K. IIAOKET. rifles
M.iroll lit* 1J tf maun
\ 1 IRBLK YARD.?The uiuloign.-d large
x* 1. ii. purchase I the Marble Vard ' i. S. X. us ml
STOW,', in:'..nil- the eitlz.i.s of York !)*.-ri*:?*t :?iul Oetilin
tlie -mi .ai, ling f.itiiitrv. t!;:iI In- 1- in.vr i.repure-t t.. tla-ir
fill all atilei - tbr I'LaIN an ! MoXI'MKNT \L MAP.- w i:.r:
RLE WORK. lie lia- procuivd the sorvi. f .11';- jir:cf>
cient workmen. ami with good iiiati ri.il. well as-nt- 1 "i
i1'!. ami the lowest prices. lie will promise t.. f.iccute
>r<lei> r.i th.1 >ari-l'aeti n 1:1- en.-: a;. lie will CtC
ilway- keep an assortment ..f SLABS ..n hand.
ler that those wishing a TOMilSTOXK can he -jiitci
n -ize. lettering and finish, at the shortest a itioe.
Marble Var.l inthc naif. r'S. N. St.wi- v\- iV?. fl 1 i
Tr-very and Provision >Mre. >ale u
Plaster Paris ami Cement for *--i]e. ed. w
RICH A lib HARIl. They
Jan :J tt" and ei
portui
Removal. r"'ival
\JESsP.S. LINDSAY X TIPOIASSON aim oincr
. JL t.? tueir customer- and the public that th. v ' ,Vj
lave removed their establishment tempera: ily t.. the ~
tiife formerly occupied hy them, one door North of ' ,!)f.
VALKEK'S lluTEL. where tliey are prepared to
erve their frier.!.- a-* ii-ual. They have n.?w nit J"'' 1
siud a g iou assortment oi ^
Drugs, STciIicIucs, Djc-OtuiTb, Cto., t * r-i
nd all article- n their 11 the 'vsr ipulit;., and en: tii
t reasonable price--. el ti
J. F. LINDSAY.
L?. H. THoM VSSOX.
Vurkvil'.e. Mar. 1. > tt'
nhh S MHiU.LH m ill ILi ASES.
L THESE COFFIN'S. :n w ning into :> ;.fi-il use i( u
many sections of our eoui try. are of Moral?en- ...
meled inside ami'-at?are air-tight?tree IV>an the
atroduetiou of danipm-s ami water, or the escape '
fc-tlluvi.i?are portable?highly rnuniental. ami cost it n,o
more than the best wood-cutiiiis. the -t
The-e Case- will be furnished by the -iFwi-.her at NELL
is Work-shop at short notice. He also makes the
rdluarv WOOD COFFINS as heretofore
THOMAS II SMITH. L'm/r
Ve.k.iilc. July o, iSod. -I tf .
.. - ??^ ...? time -
s u^oii no\ cr I'U*I'IK'I.UK- ...
Lr SiilP.?The Copartnership "1" S. SADLER x t, ...j!.
ON, ...is dissolved on tut- Jbtli ultimo. Ly it- own ,
nutation. All persons indebted to u> by Book ac- j j'
ount. are requested to call soon and sonic the same h'c *"
it her b\ cash or note, as it i* iudii-pen.-able that our
Id Books should be closed up. Persons w ho have
ecu indebted to us for twelve months or longer. (
.lust pay us.?onie cash, a* w<? are compelled lo make < .
ouie collections. S. SADLER. ? " ',l
JNO. S. SADLER. ~~
March 19, 1533. 11 tf
N EW EST!13 LlStlM EXT.?Messrs. Me- j J?1.1.
CONN ELL x STilED.MAN. having purchased ^ o
he shop of William M. Walker, in this place. I>eg to tj - f'
inuounce to the citizens ot Yorkville and its vieiniv.
that they have made arrangements to carry on the , bj
15LACIvC.M1TH SHOP at the old -land, where they ^
ivill be prepared and ready to execute orders in any | , *
aranch of the business. ilORSE-SHOEINO done in V,
the best stvle. ' i i
A. F. McCONNELL, ?
JOHN S LEE DM AN. ,. r ,
i i ,f , yt t;?
_ Jan0 1 _ tf j PAIR
rpilll ( 'JltilM CITIZE-V.?The Oth soldo
X volume of thU Journal, "Devoted to Literature, i Tin
Politic"*. L?ome*tic Economy. General New?, and State i tomei
and National Americanism" commenced on the 7th ! recoh
of April. Terms S-.">0 invariably in advance. Ten I
copies to Clubs for S-'>. The Citizen is a large class 1 Oi
Family Newspaper?independent in tone and charac- .
tev?published weekly in Macon. Ua. ov
L. F. W. ANDREWS.
Editor and Proprietor. ran.il
April 2fi 10 tf [
1i IGIIT DRESS ! This is a military comX
niand which uever fails to improve the personal ! "
niinouraii^e of a comoanv. It may be applied to 1
"ir - - . _ .
civil rank*. To the citizens of Yorkville and tlte ' ,v"v
District, therefore, we would say that the best place i i^01
to Ret the rijht dress, at the right price, is at AD- ? , 7
AMS & McCORKLE'S store, one door South of "
Walker's Hotel. ?Xt'i'r
April 19 15 tf ' ,
j the t
SALE.?The subscriber offers for sale hcret
that part of the JAIL LOT on which the old Jail l',e s
stands, extending to Liberty street. Being a corner
lot on the public square, it is a good location for bu- l1
siness. It will be divided if desired. :
W. A. I.ATTA.
June 13, 1854. 19 tf. ; A !
^ 1IEAEZERVILLE MALE ACADE- have
AU MY.?The exercises of this nourishing lnstitu- ! th
tion will be resumed on the 2d MONDAY of JAXUABY,
under the direction of its learned ami accoin- Soutl
plished Principal, Gen. John A. Alston. lucnt
EDWARD AVERY, Chairman. i ^
Jau 0 1 tf ' iu 1,1
! ner.
rilllE YOKKV1LLE FEMALE COL- ful e;
1. LEGE.?The 2d year of this Institution will be . ceive
commenced on the FIRST MONDAY IN FEBRUA- !
RY next. The exercises will bo opened in the New ' Ja
Building. J. MONROE ANDERSON. j
Jan. 1, 1855. 1 tf j
IirE ARE AUTHORISED TO A\- m,
} V NOl'NCE BEXJ * MEN P. BOYD as a candi- r V1
date for Tax Collector for York District, at the en- ,.
, .. I and 1
suing election. d j
May 3, 1854. 9 J 1
UfE ARE AUTHORISED TO A\- ordei
? NOUNCE S. W. JACKSON, as a Candidate for
the office of Tax Collector for lork District, at the j,j ap
ensuring election. ^ en to
Oct. i 1854. 35 tf both
to all
1 TRESSES, SUPPORTERS, SLRC1I- tobi.
CAL liibtruiuente, &c. For Sale by ! cits i
BARNETT & WITHERS, j
April 6 1# tf To
THE PRINCETON PRESS.
dK design of the inventor AT-.ts to get up a Press
which would answer errn/ r<r/(ti, > ment ot the
node by Gkouok Uuuck, of New York, in ls'.l,
rf,n!j>. liijht, cusih/ in (tun;;< >!, and capable of
wing oiTat least oi?;> sheets per hour,
lis Press will throw oil" from ot)0 { 8<i" sheds
tour, doing the work inptal to any Cylinder Press,
bed stands about .'10 inches front ilie floor, and
it* most convenient of all Presses to make ready
<?rm on. It is adapted to jobbing. or book work,
ell as newspaper, and will register as well as
oilier Cylinder Press. It requires, to work it, ;
n to tarn ibe fly wheel, and a boy t.. food the
ts. : I
le Inking Apparatus is very complete, and dif- j
from the apparatus used in Cylinder Presses I
rally, being more like that tired in the Power
m Pre *os. Two rollers pass over the form '
to each impression, taking ink for eaeh sheet. i
1 .-ess ?,f ties ile cription f r newspaper and joh,
bed 1! by 281 inches, with roller iii.iuM. roller t
. . blanket. iP.ing and mistering appar.itas
complete, will be fnrnisiied lV?r Il'inleu- :
for i?K.k Work ehictly. an extra ink fountain will (
imi.died for >20. The pres. fly wheel. &e., i
weigh about 2000 pounds. The sides, &r.. arc '
Length -a frame, seven feet?heiglu, to front >
of feed board, three l"e<?t six incite*. Any size . !
?to order. t
ic following i- t!ie li*t f Size? and Prices a* far .
t-thlidtod: 1
d 28 hy 1?0. ? |(i0. I'.ed-|s bv !.], sCiKO. (
:>c, pj ii .. ".ft * ?o i'.i'h
14 ' ">"J frj, (
10 :'.t) Vlo. v
e bed:- nil! take chasest 'heir full breadth, :im?! 'I
m two inches of the length. ,i
at Ms.?One-half, cash: one half, note, at I i]
lis. with approved security : or 2! per cent dis- 1
t for rash. \
xingand Cartage, $l.'h I
r nuov than tliyears the invent".r of the a- I're-s
has been improving it. working it all the \
and ascertaining. with ureal rare ami expense. S
'est inmltf of carrying out all the details?and he 1rs
himself lie has succeeded in perfecting it: a
is n?.w manufacturing the l'ress himself. No 1
will leave his premises without being thorough- a
-ted. a lid without it perform- to the entire satis- ?
m of the purchaser. ti
JOHN T. KOHIXSOV.
ineeton. N. .T.. April 1 IV tf
"'\E^~iRRn;AL!
ESSRS. ADAMS & McCORKLE, I
i.Ntll. NYE to the . cusfom-o-N and the public v
hat they have received at their well-known ^
!. one fi,?.r South of Walker's 11..tel. a large
elegant a -oilmen' of N'tl \ .SL'MMKIl 11
DS. recently purchased in the New York and '
lelplii.i Mark. t.-. Tiiey have e.uefuiiy selectrich
a.ei Varied stock of ^
iWCYAWi) DRESS GOODS, '
e latest mo r fashionable -ivies, to wli'cii
ia.it-. tac iticoij. it ..f their iri.-nds. the I.:..lies. w
style- will l.e found unusually .ittra.-tive :,..d '
i-ntly varied r.< -ait ail ta ih-y ii ..a ^
(Mention .1 tieiitlemeu to tl.eir .-tod. i.t
mt'SlIii
:L"UXIS!I1N?J lit"'<>L?>. wiiieh embraces a'! c.rof
'Jentieincn'- wear. . f tiie b.-.t .ptality ami tV
tac to red i.i tl.e l.u.- r >t y: s. \- i:.- ml. their
..f li Alll'tt .Villi is ive ami embracimr a
variety: ns r?..? r supplies of :'i :;n,M
iv ki'j i in :i Dry Is e ta'-i.-ninn!... Tin v '
leutly invite their iVn-'ni t ? oa;. an-l .famine '
-t..c?. an.I a-un- ill- m ?Ii:ir r... ? i"?will 1
r.sr t-. iiw -at:-;'i?t: !i I.. a- >, iu:i!irv ii: !
K
rkville. April !. . J! \ if :
iods for Sale in Chester. ^
A. G. PAGAN & CO..
A'K ieterniine.l r-> . ! ?' mj. :!n r l>u>iiie-s. an-!
herefi.re their entire -i < '; . t;-...-t- f<>r :1,
11 rea.-onuliie term.-. The -1- ?*k i- *. I i..-.?rt:i!i
very few < ' i. nr un-:?!. :?!?;? in it. ?
fan theref. re -ay. :i- resin r Is ?i.?* -: ?'<%. -s.an-l
no t.e. cmiM meet with n better jinny
ti.'.?w_r;n hit-iness. If tli>? stock n--t - -i
vly by tin' tir-t M-.inlav ii. March. it will ' e
Ol fLKKD 4T i( CTIO\ fj
it -lay t?. tin- hijiest 1 i i.-r. aij.l tin- nucin-ii
'?< c.-inino- I ..a all -inv linir -'ale -lay- !? !uin'
:!) -: tii-lav- . t* .v-ritt-r <" art unti. tin*
>: ek is " The .< will -t.li - k-j.t (.
u'tw.'.'n mtcti-.n -lay-. w!,vr?? ;-r- its etui -i.t iia ',.i
:.is a' privaf -ai--. Term* ?>l auction ' <'i
known . a m- dr.-1 lav r"J ' n
wish.i.j i arj.i.... w a. ! ! w-!l t-. '?? or-*.?
e i!>. v.? r. iir.i'.I r?i;oti :i !:?*. -.
vi: - ' " m
SALE OF STOCK.
I-. M- < i 'XN ELL liavia-j as-imtc'l I*.- interest
in tin LJVEllV STA151.Kf'rthe Wiuii: -i'
'I'-lit it 1 i-i'i >!.-" xji'f'-s-:?f*.* that tin' tirin
1 h,? o. i. VVe tv..: tin .-? !. at i . ? ''
ii,,,.. VOn
the first Monday in May next.
t prr-vi-ii-]-- >- i --f at prt .??? salt*.. a'.l ta
i.i-k l.e!? iiiriutT t-. the ariu of Lm\ L X Mci.'.'X* a-.
consistii ;r ?*?'
T5II!MliE\ n\li HORSCN.
r.if.rrr-. a t ? ?< ! IT . uSif. I1-*.*t"i-ii';"..':
ta ; (; !: .-e. ar?- t-"i t i ? ?.; ait ;
n ti:o pr-apnrry. IVrn;- i.iaito known iu tin' ^
;f -a'n'. . ,,Y
perM-ns iii'lcbtt-i to sa:?l tirra. a::-i win. wi-h M
e c- sts. i?u?t make i .-tae-iiate j.a-.iiitut. (
h;iv:n;r claims a cair.-t it. arc herel-y nctilieii to
:t e.-.pf- there, f. . 1
S. L. LOVE.
t\ \ 111 T ri) t
W. 1 j, \j i L. i- r.11.
J. M. Pus.-, "
* i? t V ' ,i
Aji'Mit ol Lmhtors.
il 2. 1 ? > "?. 1:J "it ^
X 11PRL. PVERVCODl !?Mo r : "
MILES JuilNSON & Co.. informs the public
licy hre .-tiil carrying on. :it their stand opposite
.Vhelves Building." i:i Yorkvillc. the maimr'acf
SADDLES and HARNESS of every de?crip|U:i?iiy
arid price: Spanish. Lady's. Iv ntuv-ky.
nr and Wagon SADDLES: .md Carriage. Bugrav
and Wagcu HARNESS: Hiding BRIDLES
iA-RTINGALS, of all kinds. They have also
nd an assortment of materials, Bridle-Bits;
ting: Upper, Sole and Harness Leather, \e.;
will be sold at low prices. They arc now maHarness
at such rates as to make ii the interest
rriage Maker's to purchase from them. BEING
done at -hurt notice: and every article
heap, and on lime to approved customers.
y return their thanks to ihcir friends and cus s
for their past favors, and desire to merit and
;e a continuance of their patronage. ;
MILES JOHNSON i CO. "
rkville, Jan. 25, 18-35. '} dm p
WAGON SHOP, ;
E undersigned beg to infirm the citizens of M
forkvillennd the surrounding country, that they j
opened a Shop in this place, a few doors North j
e Male Academy, on the Lincoln Bond, where ,
are prepared with GOOD LUMBER and expo- j ?
od workmen to give satisfaction to all who may
thera with orders in their line of business.?
undertake to make all kinds of Wagons and ^
:les, in the most workmanlike manner, and will
itc orders for NEW WORK and all kinds of BE- j a
tlNG at the shortest notice and at prices to suit j
ime.s. They are thankful for the patronage !
.oforo given them, and solicit a continuance of !
amo. W. li. FLOYD,
J. X. Gl'LLlCK.
,10 1-3 3m
I
LILGR'S S1IOI*.?Messrs. T. & W. DJCKSON.
beg to make their acknowledgments to r
friends, for the liberal share of patronage they
received; and inform their friends and the pubmi
they are still carrying on the TAILORING |
[NESS in all its branches, at their stand one door
li of S. Sadler & Son. They have made arrange- !
s by which they will be able to till all orders for 1
est qualities of Goods, and to make up out-fits J
c latest style and the most workmanlike man- , IV
By strict attention and promptness, and a faith- , N
xecution of orders, they hope to continue to re- ! V
a goodly share of public patronage. 1 e:
T. i; IV. DICKSON. !
11 25 3 ly
; k
New Shop.
IE Subscriber having fitted up a Shop in the
rear of the Grocery Store of S. N. Stowc & Co., 0
laving supplied himself with the nccessurv tools i
mplements, announces to the people of York- ! u
and the vicinity, that he is prepared to execute u
:s for ! ^
BLACKSMITHING,
1 it* branches. Particular attention will be giv- '
HORSE SHOEING and GUN-SMITHING, in 1 of
which he flatters himself that he will be able j t
brd entire satisfaction. He returns his thanks , *
. friends and the public for past favors, and soli- ; c
1 liberal share of their patronage. V
WM. M. WALKER. ; p
rkville, March 1 8 6m i n
MORE NEW GOODS.
infillF. undersigned is receiving fresh addition^ tr
L lii-? Stuck of Spring and Summer Goods, which
he is olj'ering for sale on the most aivuinmod.atinp
term- , ills stock consist! i.i part of Superfine Black
Cloths c;i'l Cassimers nt*l fmwy Cassimers ; White,
Brown and fancy Linca Drillings; Bendy Made
Coat-. Pantsanil Vests, ofall 'ptalitios: Ready .Made
Shirts and Collars; Meitun and spun Silk shirt-:
Marseilles Skirls and realy made Grass Skirts; ]0u
pieces assorted Prints; Panted Muslins and Lawns :
Fancy Dross Silks : (Jro Jo Rhine an.1 Black Italian
Silks; Florence Silk ; S.Ik Velvets and Marseilles
V es tings; Black and r at -y Mantillas; Freneh-worki?d
Swiss Collars ; T)mi>rt dcivd nndersl;-eves and Infant's
Rode-: f'hemizet's : Riack Usljan And Hat
Orape; silk Veils and Drops; Wide Bubinctt :
Black Siik Luces: .Jacact Luces and Inserting.--;
Thread Laees and l-Mga-s : l''t-*h and Brown i/nims
and Linen Lawn# Jaconet, X Bar. Bonk.
Mull owl Swiss Muslins Coltoii, Sjik and Thread
dambrirk I'nudkcrohiuft B!ad. A!i>acca: Biack
liomlijuir.c : b.\.p Do Ht: H-l Drown an*I Bleached
idieetinirs; ln-1 T.tblm !>??ni i-k : Linen Table
'!.?th* : Table Covers; C* !?ilk ; /"pliiirarn ; perfo ated
Board : P.lacl; and Colored Cumbricks : Bed
ricking: (' ilr.m Drilling} Cirolinn Stripes for Ser,Mills;
0-}. J-l ami -3-4-l'.jr l-U.fl. : CottuiKlsnawrgs:
Sheetings ami Inr': bulk** ami Gen ileum's
Oiovt-s ami Hosier i'? ?'*"at variety ; ChilItvns
S..c!?s ami fliwe*. jfI Laces : Opera IT.?. !< ;
% inkeeiis: Paper, (.'nmifrit and Furniture Disnilv.
'"lnnioii and Extra Fa if: * ') d-zen Coat's Spoid
I'iiread: Shell ami Iudiildlubhcr, Tuck am! Side
k.m'v : Fine ami Coarsi uri P?>-?kct Combs : Can ;i>s
an ! lied Padding: S inir S- h, Twist ami Flax
fhvead: Apron Checkit!si|Uito Xctsing: Hats :
ad Caps: l'ine Calf fsow? i< and Shoes ; t'hil- (
Iron's, M'f-e.- ami Youth" ?i:.>es: Straw ami Silk
humus; Bonnet ami Xecl lliul:-. is ; Artificials ami
\ rcatli- : Silvered ll*...!; ,iA l.yes ; fine Bazars
lazor Ftrajw ami IIim-Iio* Fv Knives ami S<us.>r-:
Silvi r Thlmhles ; ( iM-'f l Xeodlos : Porte
.[..naif- : Extract-: Perl inn's-ad Kat.cv Toilet
Maps : i mpe rial Tea : Se.oteji S";'. Percussion Caps: ^
ixtra Cigars and Tobacco: C t Bags ; l.eticr 1
ml Sole Paper, ami Envelopes
'ainted Buckets; Lemons and ' i&'.n ?yvnp : \\ tut 1
number of other article- ''" rated. 11 you 1'
mi.i pood bargains and diir: o??ods give me a
jlAMii.. allex. IB. ['
Vorkviile. S. C. April *..$> ' L1. tl. jYORK
SHERIFF'S SALES, \
A
l> V Virtue ..f Writs of / it /* "'' to me directed. r
[ 3 will be sold between :lie 'i..ar$ of Sheriff- >'
ale. on the 11 P..ST MoJD.'C. ' ? MAY next, at
ork Court 1L use. the t'.-lfo*. ica i .pertv. viz:v
Due tra : of land auicb.ule ;h i.roj.fr'.y .>t >ainel
Barr-.u. at the -nit of .it M. i- -v-. Admnnsli u..r x
x officio, wii. reon J.din R * formerly vesided. t
minded bv lands of Widow ' ar-'.n. John llarr-ai.
li-- I me Cat he art, Frank ill and others, e.n- s
lining ninety nine aeres. in-: ' '
Due table, one -idebi.a.l, -r.e 'e l and furniture, j
t!f sr!a-s. eh.ek. one md harness, ?|U?
again oin* lot of moat. . ne ' I 'aid. it.ached as |
ic proper^' of Jfi-i-iuiali II " i.. at i J.
MeEiume. Jr.
Due ,r i I watch an.! in- g.i.-!' ? itch, levied ..n a- j
if j.e.yerty of f.. 11. M s, .: :ii n't of Wylie and ,
US': til.
Dm* tract of la:. ! wln-roi 1 ^ 31 cBlwee. Jr..
i le-. levied '.tl a- iii- pvj] fs- the -nit <4 t\ m.
mliier.
Dm* tract .if 'ami whereat. * ' r: P W't.t : rm ;
V rc-i-lfl. i j i I!: M iiicl- t < ?- (. BrUUItie Id arid '
it* i 11.*iwiia I.hi in. l.-vifd ' a the lO'oi.i rt" I U.
. l>\ ..t tin' IV.y
l-'ii-;- t'i'O' ' 'ill I !*( una i'V .
r tlii' ;.i!t '"ii Ki.iii'j tli i* .*v.11 .1 iiiu".
WrijSi!. - !. IV!:: I lit" fir-* M ni
is: M:iv tn-v. i.iu* ti'.n t i 1 ii".:i! i * ? :!. ,
t.ili' l -iii-l i-L'i'.i-*'1. i' it ;,i. u'li.iit i..ty .i. ! ' -.
i*l ! i.mi'ii"! liy him! : .fi ft !.-nti. J. M. Dir<l.
.mi ! !'.!? ;iii-1 K. M. Hi ?.
T-i ii<:?A I'fi.'ilit if ' .i?' i, . t'v..\"ir?- with aitrrt.
tin* ; urch:l" P Avili-r 'n I i.tii 1 -I'.UtVtty.
.'i i tis- : \ z>' I f in". :|i J
*\ i \ (i Nt; J.l.r.i l?. . v t'.
V ii-kvilli'. \i?ril J. l- iA.
ATTENTION:
iiorvrv i.i.\i> i?.i:mvi:
1 111II itinli'i'-i^in'il i.tf.T . rv .v- t n. l -T
-nil- I'lit?11I t.i i lli:t I.iil't lll-iri' Il|i'l.lti' \ 'i
' iitii'i"1-. ilitviii'f ..i.'.i .. | ::ii. iv . li-iti* f. rni
.! "*i (Ill |>l?'l !? t T i ll-'i'i- '| T:i||^i-!||i'l!t?. ill"**
11 1>i' :i!i|t' : > j.l'i.-i'i'llttt i*::i...i~ Willi l.-inu-'li. ;iini
i vi'i'v "111:111 I'Sju'iiM'. ! " ii" li-iri:-. ?'?
tln'ir 'hiiiiH t.i u- w - ill it tin- Ksgi tltKi:
iiv> run In- triir-acti'il In i.'.'" '
tIr.'ir |.ri--iin;i. utti'istii.n. t ^
A.l ?'i'iiiiii:.*."i'iii''T ami Hi'1. "tinri--i. nr.! -r .
U'ii'iaJl.- ajl'l |.|'iv iti?. *.v!ii tlnv , tlt,. ivyii. v-.i1'i'i'j'-,
I'm:r:"i- it in..it. i. *'Vii liavi'-i'!".*i"l t i- t
nmi iijini't>i.iii I'uitrt."'i: ...v" :. :i.iv : -.v.ij'tlir
I tiiti i - ii. Ii v- 'ii- m. n-,. .-:i: 1:i.
the toi'iit." "f Ak't. . in Iw a wurant f..r
'cita'Ircl itt l "'Sty n . i' : warrant f . -n. !.
lantity ot'ianu w .-isa!I :i:. - tli what may haw
> it lutl.v In tvi'?'ivi"l. I'ln' .11. "1 u .i i.'v :;.-v
i: Ai't ii at i- \> liUvi * . .. Mir;-.. . r
liutlt.'iT" wh> -.'I'V." I -,t til. lt.ii' i Kill:! - M .1111in.
ami t i at. j;c. "i.ii.-* ;vh., niv ,rcn artually imsij?j
t .a as.; 'latt.r ia ui\ . x - In whit.ii thiiitntry
ha." inns .n^'i^i i.
W!i. jv t!:" wvi-'L' ii i- In i.: . -ii ii'i'i'! iiv : -ai'.-.iito
iiii ! : the {nr-vii ciit.tj. i ; the in'm-lii tliit.
:li'.i not his ciniii..V..i*. . t:i?t evrtil '.I tin* 'ivatli
i:;v p.-i'ci.i; wij.i. i.' .iv.nt. w aid !> cut.tic 1 t.t :i
rtiticate or warrant a- a:... ..id. Irvine i .v: t>.w.
if mi widow. a minor i*hi.. . r children. urli wi;
v, or. no widow. -ucii aj.ii-:' child ?>r cJiioircn.
r. it led Jo a .:?:it ideate or warrant. lor tin.' innlautlty
ian.I such deeeusci |>?:r?oi:s wotiid be entied
to receive ?ntl<,r tii?? .. .vi-ions of said art, if
r.v iivinr. A >iii?sci|Uciit marriage will not impair
o iy lit of any suon widow ... - nc-i. warrant, it
a widow at the time of he; plication. Per?"jnithiii
the ii'Te of twenty-one earn on the 8ti day of
aivb, l?"?o. are deemed minors wj;h the intent ami
culling oi -aid act.
MILLER -c MELTON.
April 1J tf
"SPRING GOODS?"
20.04)0 pairs OF
BOOTS & SHOES
roit Tin:
S'PRjm TRADE,
WHOLESALE OR RETAIL,
At Prices which defy all Competition,
AND AS TO QUALITY AND STYLE,
They cannot be surpassed in any similar established
at the South. Our Stock, embracing so great
variety of Patterns, Styles and Names of Gent's
adies, Boys, Misses, Youths. Children and Infant's
OOTS an<l SHOES, that it would be too tedious to
icntion them here. We would therefore, respcctful
invite you to call and examine them for yourself. ,
re have also a good assortment of
SOLE l.\D LPPEJl LEATHER, ,
renclt Calf Skins, Harness Leather, for Plantation i
urposcs, Band Leather Copper Rivets, Shoe-Lasts, !
egs, Tacks and Shoe Tool?, o' ?*f^aescnptioii.?
Iso, fine travelling Trunks, Carpet Bags, Valices, j
c., &c. The invitation is to all. Como and see
tern, fit yourself (pay for them) and take them
way from BOONE'S.
Boot and Shoe Emporium, j
JJ?"' Hides taken in exchange at Cash Prices.
Charlotte, N. C., March 29, 1805. li'tf
BOOTS A\D SHOES FOR CASH.
W. 8, WOOD,
MAN UFACTUKElt AND DEALER IN
I00TS, SHOES AND BROGANS.
No. 1S5 Richardson-street, first door below the
Market, at the corner formerly occupied
bv G. M. Tkontson & Co.
COLUMBIA, S. C.
HAS now in store a large and well-selected assort- i
ment of all description-: of -"^ds usually to be |
mnd in a Shoe Store, consisting ?f Negro's Peg and ,
failed BROGANS, stitch DOWNS, HOUSE SER'ANT
SHOES, all classes, which are offered by the
ti.se, dozen or single pair, at'he lowest figures, Cash,
also,
Ladies'fine Black and Colored GAITERS. Ladies' I
fid and Morocco Walking SHOES and SLIPPERS,
om the Ho. se of J. Miles i- Sou, Philadelphia.
also.
Gents'Fine Calf, Dress, Pump ana "Stitched BOOTS, i
f his own manufacture, which arc offered as above.
N. B. The NANUFACTUBING DEPARTMENT is j
udcr the superintendence of an experienced worktan,
and all work entrusted to bis care warranted to
ive satisfaction.
W. S. WOOD, 185 Riclianlron-st.,
First door below tlio Market
Jan. G 1 tf
W
pOli\TRY PROD1CE.?I'he undesigned
O take this method to inform those that areindebtd
to them for GROCERIES. &c., that they will take
VHEAT, CORN and all otler country produce, in
ayment of debts due tiioa?alia wing the highest
wkot prices. I. & PAGAN & CO.
FURNITURE WARE-HOUSE,
> chks'i";K,S.C.
I MESSRS. H. a JRAWLEY & Co.,
TAVING jmt lvi'.-iv ;d ami opcne;!, at their <toi
axon Depot-street, near Nicholson's Hold, i
Chester. a tu'vr stock ju-t nrilevcl from flic Xortl
hog leave to announce to the people of York an
('In-ster, that they AVi now preparcl to exhibit th
assortment of
FI.Yi: ITRVITIRE.
to he found out of (Iharlcston. Their good* it preent
consist of a largo assortment of (.'hairs. of rmi
oils kinds; Rureaiis: Sot'ss; Secretaries ami Rook
Casey; Extension. Dining. Card and'IVa-Tables: Mil
Stands; Wash Stands; lint Racks and Pins; Redst.mds,
of every style and finish: so vera 1 setts of
Elegant Cottage Furniture,
of the latest styles; and all other nrtielos nsitally
kept in a complete establishment. As their pood*
are brought on in separate pieces and a largo amount
ot Iroight is thus saved, tiny are ennbleil to offer
tliein to their customers at prices lower than can lie
had elsewhere. They have engaged the services of
Mr. James M. Parish,
who is well known to fin' people .?f York and Chester
Di-trins a.- an experienced and finished workman,
and under his management they wiii engage to manufacture
all articles in they* line, according to order
and in a style to nit their customers. They have
now on hand a full assortment of Furniture of their
own manufacture, which will also he sold
At the Lowest Prices.
Persons in want of a complete out-fit, or of any I
irtiele in the f.'aliiuet line, are. invited to give them a
"til before they purchase elsewhere.
II. C. RRAWLEY,
S. ALEXANDER.
Chester, Jan. 18. 18oo. 2 Gin
PIANOS! PIANOS! PIANOS!
itESSRS. BENNETT, HINKLE & PEDEN,
ft EG ?.? announce to the citizens of York and
< '.hi -jer. and the - itrrntiuditur eountrv. that tliev I
lying the public with
The Best Piano-Fortes,
lln.Ua?-.l ?t the mo-, cclcbrow.1 ?t i
|?. ami aol.-a.al m . ?ue -0Ml- "v ,
E\ w!io i-' an oxpc vicueed performer. - hi" *
. w eomd-t- of superior instruments trom tuc cstab- ,
Pumts of Modm.nl: Hailett ami bum-to and
Vwmun i Son ': a??l have just ordered and will
..reive in a few day- from the celebrated manufactny
yt* P.oirdniun i'Orav. a lot of their
Poaanl.ii' Instruments
ritli tlie DOIJ.'E CAMI'AXA ATTACHMENT. |
They will :i!.i on hand Rianv,.- from ..ilior ,
r.'ll kiinwn PMablLdiinents. which :ui? warranted to
ic .it' tln> be-t toii?* and tlni^h. ni'l made "t' the best
:i.it.-rial, and will ho ?nM witli a lil?**r:i 1 credit in the
h>.rtc-t possible advance on N?*w \ ork prices.
I'l.ev have est t hi i.-lied Depot--, ill Yorkville, at the 1
111 WE CRY .STuKK of Mes-r.'. I. X. LEWIS X Co.;
it Che.-tcrville it the "Imp formerly occupied hy Mr.
'E.NNETT s.- a. Wiiieh-iunkinir establishment; and i
a Ihi.M'.ifltvllie. Chester District. at the store ot
de--r- III \ K L Ex Met "L" ELY. where tliev will -lioriv
he prepare.! to accommodate all who are in want
f lir-l rate in.-ti anient.-.
UKNN KTT. II INK I.!: X EEDEX.
Y>.ikvi'lc. Jan. Is. !> . 0 ft
_ _ i
CHESTER
riititiMMmiMimirmj
tiir. si i;:-<
15 EMM't 'I'I'I l.l.\ iui'mtn their fi'minls that iney 1
I are Ae!! |.ret.:.red ". > xeiatte all order- ill the:!'
hue. \\ ll'ii.ES \I.E )!! LKTAlI./oii tlie -Imrte : imiice
and in a Workmanlike manner. Merchant-. wi.Ji- I
Llt^r -applied iviili I
Ware for the Trade,
ran have rjn . rder" punctually attended to. wi'h .
:ive er cent, 'i ' o-C \Sll. >,ii all '>iliTen Del- 1
ill"-.
Rooting' and Guttering' done with Dispatch. |
We keep -oii-taiitly i -np| iy of J A I'\NN ED and
I'l.ANNII!K[?->N"A!.ii. w.tli many article- new ami
ii.-'Tul. wliieii have never been iiti-"d'.iced .n;> .liilli:lrket
before.
" si 'cjt ni*.
A lar_r?' a -'.rtmeiii . !' >'I'(?\'ES. suituaMc to all
j..ir; S.ii*h a PA I! !.? !!. ul'Kli E. and >l!ol\
.1 lie..: j.alt? l???|\ IN I >'!''t\"ES for larirc or
ina.l : iiniii'"". A! >. extra l.i.ir-l.r 11 i*-i.-. ail
wa.eii will '.e
Sold a: Charleston Prices.
I'.-r <.ii- wi-iiii.e a.ivtiii:;,; H our ine w .! do
III! <?? ,-.:iie tie < lie",, - n ..|.|
-land. oj.j>..-i; ilm - II vertun 11 ?it- . " t'lie-ter.
ELI.lt>TT .v !l?;IHNSti.\.
Jail d I if
LIVERY AND SALE STABLE,
Y< >l!KVILi|K, S. < .
IOVE X. triOWEIlL. r.-spectfni'v inf. mi
.i ineir fri-aid- ami the put tie jjeinr.nl;. ma; the;,
are -t.ll carrying .n all enteii.-ive I.iverv and Sale
Stab!.*, in Yoikville. ..n Churcii-streel. a -In.i t di- aiiee
iielow 11A H HIHOTEL, where they are prepared
to fur:ii-h
Horses and Vehicles
it the -h'.rte?i ii'.ti.'e. Tlieir aceiiiniin.datii.il> are
:n ev.-rv re>pi et a extensive a- can he found ill any
otrihli.shiiient -f the kind in the State. Travellers
call be provided with a conveyance to any point, in
on.*, two or four-horse Vehicles,
TXT . f"l T^i?i ir/ainj fUnf nn n Ka
VV LIU l^UVU.3 IUUL LilU UL J. 1 UolCUi
They keep >.ii liiinJ a line lot ,.f Hull.SES lor sulci
a nil arc ready at all time? to *m!:e a trauc with their
friend?.
USin Orders loft rit either of the Hotels will meet
with i rompt attention.
S. Ll'CIAX LOVE.
A. F. MoCONXELL.
Vorkville. S. CM .Tan. 18, 1*53. 2 if
- A The i."hosier Standard and tho Tri-wcckly
Carolinian will copy three months, and send accounts
to this oiiice.
MCAFEE'S HOTEL,
CHESTER, S.C.
LLLE\ .llo.lFEE begs respectfully
^. A to announce to her friends and the travelling
public that she has now sole charge of this wellknown
HOTEL IN CHESTER ; and under her immediate
superintendence it continues open for the accommodation
of
Boarders and Travellers.
The reputation which the House now enjoys renders
i- unnecessary that she should make and special
promises as to its future management. With a full
complement of
Well-Trained Servants,
and all the appointments requisite to a first-rate Hotel.
she is sure that nothing will he wanting on her
part to ensure the comfort of her guests. Thankful
to her friends for their patronage heretofore afforded,
she solicits a eali from them whenever they may visit
Chester.
Mr. John MoAfee,
will continue, as heretofore, to give his attention on
tinhlic occasions.
I ? ?
Passengers hv tlie Railroads will find Mr.
Smith's OMNIBUS at the Depot, ready for their conveyance.
Chester, Jan. 18, 1855. 2 tf
The Tri-wcekly Carolinian will copy d/Cmcs
and forward the account to this office.
Chester Carriage Factory.
1NIIE undersigned is now prepared to manufacture,
. at his New Establishment, in Chcstcrvillc, all
kinds of CARRIAGES, adapted to our rough and hilly
country, and of the best Materials, lie would
suggest, as almost every man in the up-country is
more or less a judge of timber, before you buy or order
a Carriage, no matter where, look around and
sec what sort of Lumber the builder has and in what
condition it is kept. iThe Carriage-Maker may Lie,
Boast, or Bluster as much as he pleases, but the
Grand Secret of carriage-making lies in thc LunibirPile.
To buy a cheap Negro, Horse or Carriage, is to
verify tho old adage ; Penny wise mul Bound foolish.
Give mo a fair price for my work, and then if it is
not made right, hold me responsible.
If it were not for Paint, Putty and Glue,
What would we poor Carriage-Makers do?
C. F. IIOLST.
Chester, Jan. 18, 1855. 2 tf
4 MERIC4.\ HOTEL, COLUMBIA, S. C.
jt\. The proprietors would respectfully inform the
travelling public that this well known establishment
is now in complete order for the reception of visitors.
Its location is one of the most pleasant and advantageous
in Columbia, being immediately on the edge
of the most business part of the town. Everything
necessary for the comfort and convenience of travellers
have been carefully provided, and no labor will
be considered too great by the Proprietors, in order
to ensure to those who will favor them with a call, a
pleasant and desirable homo of rest and accommodation.
SARAH FLEMING,
J. T. FLEMING.
Jan. 5. 1 tf
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justness itotiffs.
I DR. ALFRED CRAVEN,
;;| Iksibcnt Surgeon Dentist,
til YORK VI RLE, S. C.
'' ' tlie K.ist sidi- of the Main Street, South of
the "Palmetto Hotel.'' "VBtt
j Jan <j 1 tf
J. C. CHAMBERS,
- ! Attorney at Law and Solicitor in Equity,
YORK VTI7LI\, S. C*.
OFFICE IX THK COOT HOUSE, -gifi
I Oct. JO, !$">:!. 10 tf
j I
PAUL T. VILLEPIGUE,
Factor and Commission and Forwarding Merchant,
ACv'OMMODA'iiON \\ HARP,
Clt.VJU.K.STOV. C.
Jan 0 1 1*'
I
J
EDWARD MOORE, '
Attorney at Law and Solicitor in Equity
YOKKVILLE, S. C.
| Office fronting cho Court House, in the Jail Building.
j Will practice in the Districts of York. Lancaster.
Chester, Union and Fairfield
j J:,n yi > ly b
W. B. WILSON, S
Attorney at Law and Solicitor in Equity D
VORKVILLE, S. C. D
or! ICE IN TIIK COL'RT HOUSE, FRONTING THE
clerk's office.
March 2I? 22
JOHN L. MILLER,
attorney at law.
VORKVM.LE, 8. C.
Jan 18 U T.
WILLIAM C. OWEN,
FASHIOmS TAU.0B,
Liberty-Street, 2 Doors East of the "Adickos Building, mi
yorkville, s. C.
Orders promptly attended to.
Jan 2-5 3 'y j H
SADLEB'S NfW HOTEL, j"
CORNER OF ; Pl
T It A I > E A X D Tit YO N ST R E ETS. j
CHARLOTTE. X. l\ _
Maivh 20 1- tf
BOOT ISS^i&SlAKEB, ,
yo it vt r.r.E. s. c. 1
tui;> * Shoi). in the rear of the Court-House. "WSU '
f" l ,pi
Feb 15 0 ly 1
: wl
PRITCHARD & CALDWELL, J J}|
WHOLESALE AXD RETAIL DEALERS IN p,
HE. RIMS, turn (US J
Piiinta, Oils, &cM w,
X o. 3. ii sr A VfTE ROW, a
riPinwrrr E\nr.Kit's IIOTKE. , L-.
CHARLOTTE. N\ C
March 29 12 ly tli
P. J. T.OWHIK. J. FT. KNNIS8. j
I.0WKIE &EXMS8, |1"
UK.W.KRS IN" ; G
iiooli.5. stationmj, iHusir, 'jri
WALL-PAPER, &C., 1
I'll AH I.O'l'TK, N. r. (1J
March 2'.' ' - ly
S. W . I ^ 9>. . hi
Attorney and Counsellor at Law, :i
Offlco .r> Doors SoutFi of Sadler's Ilotel, n
( 'HAUM ) TT 11. N < n
I'ollcctiijns .,tli,*:- business committed to his n
i- :,i "in- ''i.f.iiiii's "f' Meekh-nhnrir, Lincoln. Rowan.
Cabarrus T'uii.n. will beat tended m villi ploa,
s'.r.c. ami disposed of as lireeted.
.Maieh us i j i v i _
JOHN HARTY,
COACH manufacturer, it
College Street, immediately in roar of Sadler's Hotel.
CHARLOTTE. X. </..
' Keep- c.instantly mi hand .1 -pli'inlU assortment
Ibiiitiics \ .. if i it,->. s'v I
1 m iei> fruiii a iii>tanci' will receive prompt '
:ilteiuii>n.'uX&U '
March 2'.i 12 ly ! 0
J. N. LEWIS & CO. : li
m:.\L?its in I ^
Fine hold and Silver Watches, ^
| CLOCKS of various patterns, JEWELRY of the j ^
I latc.-t styles, Silver and Plaited Ware. Musical I ^
Instruments. Military and Fancy Goods,
Gtin.-, Pistols. ,vc., at their Store. .
YORKVILLE, S. C. 0j
JfclC Watches, Clocks and Jewelry repaired by com- ai
potent Workmen. j a,
Jan 20 3 ly j p,
CHESTER DRUG STORE. IJ
REEDY &, WYLIE,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGISTS, d
CHESTER C. H., S. C. 1 -)
( And general Dealers iu Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals,
Paints, Oils, Dyestuffs, Varnishes, Brushes,
Glassware, Perfumer}', Fancy Articles, &c.
All Goods Warranted as represented. -&g 1 tj
The articles ordered from us will be delivered at the ! tl
Depot, free of expense. a
Jan 18 15 t3m ' a
' ! c<
WM. S. LAWTON & CO. |
THO.S. ALEXANDER, \ WM. S. LAWTON, | ^
Formerly of York Dist. S. C.j Formerly of Lawtonvillc. I
Factors, Forwarding and Commission Merchants, | .
: SOUTH ATLANTIC WHARF, j
CHARLESTON, S. C. 1 11
Our Senior partner 1ms been doing the Commission | "
Business for twenty years, and we hope by experi- 1 ^
encc to be able to give satisfaction.
It EFEkESCES: p
1 Gov. C. J. McDonald, Judge Stocks, Rev. W. J. Bar- c
ley, Sparta, Ga.; Col. R. J. Willingham, Maj. g
S. J. Bailey, Barnwell, S. C.; Hon. J. D. Al- g
len, Gen. L. M. Aycr, Barnwell Dist., t
S. C.; T. Willingham, Esq., Law- d
tonville, S. C.: i
Hon. J p. Johnson. IV n n jvr. ? -, I
Esq., Iicaufort. S. C.; E. G. Jaudon, Esq., Flor- I
ida : Col. M. Thomson, Washington, D. C. t
Janlfc 2 ly s
^? i
THE FIRST PREMIUM J
FOR PIANO FORTES. <
.Ia THE largest and best assortment of Ij1
'wH PIANOS ever offered in Columbia, is to
j J * J 1/ be found now at the MUSIC STORE of ^
WM. RAMSAY", 178 Richardson-street.
Every l'I A NO baa the latest and best improvements,
are of the latest style, and guaranteed superior in
tone and finish?and arc sold at prices to suit the times. '
Parties wishing five, ten, fifteen or more, can have
them at a liberal discount.
Jan. 0 I j
Ctll ARLOTTE BAKERY A YD COY)
FECTlONAliY.?The Subscriber Las on hand
all kinds of CAKES, CONFECTION ARIES, TOYS,
Fancy Articles, ami a splendid assortment of West r
India Fruit. Weddings and Parties supplied ^
j at short noticc."^a All work wan-anted.
JOSEPH MEAD. (
| Charlotte, N. C., March 1855. 12tf j ?
Medical notice.?Dr. tiiomasson 1
bus removed his office to a rear room ^in Walker's
brick builing, entrunce through the lane. Ho r
j takes this upportnnity of returning his thanks for the 1
liberal putronuge heretofore bestowed upon him, and |
; hopes to merit a continuance of the same, by close k
application to the duties of his profession and prompt
attention to all cases entrusted to his care.
March 'JO. ' 12 2m
^nnn lbs. white lead, Wither.
ell's Pure; Flax Seed Oil, and all col
ors and VARNISHES used in painting. Just recei,
ved and offered at u very short profit for Cash, and
Cash 011I3'. We have adopted tho Cash system in
reference to Paints and Colors, that wo may furnish
our customers at tho lowest possible prices.
HARNETT & WITHERS.
April 5 13
BROWMNG A LEMA.Y
f.?f PORTERS Of
French, British and German
; T)1{Y GOODS,
200 a in/ 211 AVny, Cnrnrr of -street.
CHARLESTON\ S. C.
KEEP e ui.stuntiy on hand,and offer to their friend*
and the public generally, the -argent assortment
of Foreign aud Domestic Dry Goods in the Southern
States. Their Stock is constantly supplied with a
full assortment of
RICH DRESS fiOODS
of ail the newest varieties of style and Fabric, in
Silks. Tissu -s. Bareges, Grenadines, Muslins, &c.?
Bombazines, Alpacas, and Mourning Goods of all
kinds.
EMBROIDERIES and LAVE GOODS, of every
dc-erij.'?i>n.
EVENING DRESS GOODS, cf every variety.
(gentlemen's ami Boys' W ear.
(.'LOTUS, Cassimcrs, Vesting*, I.ineu Drill* and
" .. rings, of best French Goods.
Satinets, Tweeds, Jeans, &c.
FOIl FAMILY L'SK.
Rose, Wlntnev and Rath Blankets.
Red and White FLANNELS.
Fiiflrliali ami r?i
...... v,rianncj?.
b rerieli, English and American PRINTS and CamI'ICS.
Linens, of Richardson's celebrated make, for
IvH v o "?.?' P,1Iow C;lses. Table Damask,
hmo,'? paP /?^i' 1loWC4lliu=s- li- F- and Huckaback
lapeim, Fruit Cloths, Apron Linens &c
CARPETINGS,
Ingrain, ;] Ply, Brussels, Tapestry and VELVET.
British and American Floor Oil Cloths.
Wilton, Velvet and Axniinster RUGS.
White and colored Mattings of all widths
Stair Rods and STAIR CARPETINGS of all kinds.
CERTAIN MATERIALS.
(iliCvmJiai^tv_iii Silks, Satin and Worsted
isscls, Drapery Cords, Bell Ropes, &c.
PLi\*TATIO.\ GOODS.
Blankets, Plains. Kersey, Caps, ic.
Cotton OSNABERGS, all of the best Southern
ake.
All the above, with every other line of Dry Goods
lick can be demanded, are of our own Direct Imitation,
and ure offered at the lowest Market Pris
for cash or City acceptances. The one price sysiii
is strictly ndherrcd to.
All Goods are warranted, and orders filled with
oniptness and the most careful attention.
BROWNING & LEMAN.
March 20 12 ly
PROSPECTUS OF
IFMH QASIS1ET.
T is proposed to publish in the town of Shelby, a
. weekly paper beating the above title, provided a
ffieieut number of subscribers can be obtained.?
lore is a large portion of Western North Carolina
Here the want of such a paper as the Casket is denied
to be has long been felt ; and in view of this
int we have been induced to undertake the onterize.
Her people want a good and cheap paper, in
liich they can find amusement, and in which they
.11 find a good selection of the latest news of the
i}'. If this want can be supplied?if this vacuum.
Iiieh the lack of such a paper leaves around many
fireside, can be filled by the publication of the Cas t
our object will be accomplished.
It will be needless to say much here in behalf of
e Casket, as we exncct it to stand on its own mer
i: but we will merely remark ilmt in the selections
r its columns, the tastes of all classes of our c. nunity
will he consulted. However, it will he more
irtic'ulurly devoted to Literature, Education and
eneral News. The Literary department will he
inched hy the pens of several able correspondents,
itrether with choice selections from the best sources
ir country affords. In regard to polities, and all
tch matters, the Casket will be perfectly iudependit,
but not neutral.
And now. without making further promises, we
:ive our little enterprise iu the hands of the people
f Cleveland, and the surrounding counties, and condcntly
appeal to them for a generous support.
The Casket will be of medium size, and printed 'v
n new and clear type, at the low price of Sl.Oo per
liiuun in advance: $1.-5 if not paid within throe
nmths : and SI.50 if not paid before the expiration
f ds months. M. L. FOUD,
Editor and Proprietor,
may d 17 tf
j.lVE TIME! SAVE MO\EY! ! SAVE
TROI BLE! ! !
lead this Advertised, One and All.
TO MERCHANTS,
mams ASD oram
UAV1NG become permanently located in Charleston,
I am prepared to do anything in the line
f a general Ay> ncy and Commission business entrust l
to m". I intend giving the greater portion of my
me to the filling of Country orders for Groceries,
'rvvisions, Dry Goods, Ilurdwarc, Clothing, Boots
'hoes, Drugs, Paints, Oils, Fruit, Liquors. Books,
'tatiomru. bancy Goods, or any thing rise that can be
btained c.iher iu this or Xort/urn Markets, and
trough the arrangements that I have made with the
ading Houses dealing in the above articles I shall
e able to make purchnses on better terms than the
[crchunts or Planters themselves could; thereby not
aly saving them the difference in the price of the
rtiulu but also the necessary exorbitant expense of time
nd trouble attending a visit to this City. I will also
crsonally attcud to the selecting, Packing, Marking
nd Shipment of goods so as to avoid all mistakes and
iimages which generally arise from want of a little
ttcution.
In addition to the above I will also attend to the
ispos.nl oi any produce tliat may be shipped to meny
persous desirous of making Shipments of pro
uce of any kind bad better write to me and I will
ivc them every information as regards the Markets,
lanner of Packing and how to ship them. From my
ing experience in a general mercantile business I
liuk I can give perfect satisfaction to all and suit
ic most fastidious taste in my selections. Give me
trial is all I ask. For my services I shall require
moderate commission not exceeding ten per cent needing
to the nature of the business.
DAVID M. GAZLEY.
lHce, up-stairs 225 King St., Charleston S. C.
Feb 15. ti tf
a O WARD ASSOCIATION, Philadelphia.
Important Announcement.?To all persons oficted
with Scxunl disease, such as Seminal Weakess,
Impotence, Gonorhcea, Gleet, Syphilis, &c. &c.
he Howard Association of Philadelphia, iu view of
he awful destruction of humau life and health, caued
by Sexual diseases, and the deceptions which are
ractised upon the unfortunate victims of such disases
by Quacks, have directed their consulting Sur:con,
as a charitable act worthy of their name, to
;ive medical advice gratis, to all persons thus affliced,
(Male or Female,) who apply by letter, with a
lescription of their condition, (age, occupation, habts
of life, &c.,) and in oajjos
u<r..* j?g cu lurnlsk mct/lclnCS ttQO 01 CtMlge. I tie
loward Association is a benevolent Institution, esablishcd
by special endowment, for the relief of the
ick and distressed, afflicted with "Virulent and Epdcmic
diseases," and its funds can be used for no
ither purpose. It has now a surplus of means which
ho Directors have voted to advertiso the above noico.
It is needless to add that the Association comnunds
the highest Medical skill of the ago. Address,
A.. oro T) f A T TinT'V fAnooltiaff Silrnimn
/I. MXU\J? XX vvugun.njj wuijjvwuj *?v?
,rd Association, Philadelphia, Pa. By order of the
)irectors, EZRA D. HEARTWEL, President.
Gko. Fairchild, Secretary.
April 4th 17 tf
E. A. YONGUE,
COLUMBIA, S. C.,
BEGS leave to inform his friends and tho public,
that he is now receiving large additions to his
Stock of Jewelry, &c.
In addition to lus former stock, he has received ft
icw and ovtensivc assortment of GOLD uud SILVER
VATCITES, Mantel CLOCKS of every variety;
MILITARY AND FANCY GOODS,
luns, Rifles, Sportsman's Apparatus, Fine Pocket
ind Table Cutlery. His assortment of Fancy Goods
vill be found to comprise a large number of new and
Elegant Articles,
md it is his design not to be surpassed in the taste and
degance of his selections, and his prices will bo found
;o be as moderate as at any other establishment in the .
South. \
Thankful for past favors, he solicits a continuance
>f the patronage of his former friends and customers.
Jan 0 1 tf
Hl'MMEL'S ESSENCE OF COFFEE.
For sale by
BAP.NETT & WITHERS.
April 5 Id tf
CA3IPHENE, SPTS. TURPENTINE
and Burning Fluid. For sale by
BARNETI & WITHERS
April 5 18 tf