Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, October 03, 1855, Image 3
LIVER/ AND SALE STABLE.
milK unJer-it:.- i !- - | nveha-ed the stock h.reI
tofore cn.p >v. 1 !.y ( < '.. I. I*. ,* an,;
respectfully hi"* fri a I in tt|j- v'\u'iy and
Tin; rinn;i^ni; i,.T?n*! \n%\
geue.nl'y. tn.?t v.v ear.;* n \ ?h? r. ! -Timlin
the rear of G. K it i-ch; : !'s S- , . .he l?.i-'n> ? * of
a 1, wry n.i>l Sale S.able. a :il. dep.* v.:it. .
lie sai'.v prepared r'.t'j
\ ?V8'?U i\
to fni'iiUh ?< . :vwi ii! , . warning:
an 1 wiii liiiv . ' ,y ov convey
travel lev;- '.y nev * a.el
: < Luti i i. 5?kJivi;its,
to an;, 1-0.1 point. II'.!? lot* aio sufficiently large
to cniM-' hioi to extend every ere nuuodntion to
an i he- = dlcits lYoni th -in a call before putting up
el?cwi?oiv.
1 1 y . tiering for the public service a first-rate stable.
:t.: 1 by ilie stiictost attention and an earnest endeavor
; . pi a--* on his part, the undersigned ln-pes
to d- * o-v :i'.i-l receive t generous nv>a*ure of pub- <
lie parr.. ; lie will at all times i?c found at rho
Stab'-, or at Mr. Hatch lord's St .re. ,
S. W. JACKSON".
Oe 3 30 Siu
Commissioner's Sale.
In Equity .?York.
Christ'u't Wylie and other*. )
vs. - L>;11 for I'iii tition.
J. It. Wylie. )
fN" ..bedienee to the order of .he Court of K.prtv.
' I T... . i V-.". i ? " 1
a lil'l'IO 111 lit-: li' ''If f.l" . .mil'- I . in. i
I'Xii'?. j.r.Llie \ <>rk Court il'ii.?p ?iii t!."
3 ST B \ \OV{:)iiSKK
ne\r. :i tra.t ? 1' i.m i j:?r t'? tin* est a:
V. i i .11 U v lit-. ilct-PU-'O'l, -it in Y..rk l>.si:ie\
on i i' waters of T- 'l's Folk I'm*!;. hniu:' ! by
1-1 . i? ot .! oil S. Iir:itl"ii. ,?ii^u-Cii? >iu!i/e, W.
.M i" '' ami o-Jiov. ciiHi.iiniiio
1*1 UI1IX
Tn.vs.?r (>ii cnon^ii to j.iiy tli< o :<ts of tiiisiik
: t'li' hi lance on n croNt of' twelve in >iiths.
w * i i:i'ti? t l imit the lay of ! ?. j-nu'lni-ti ? to
j j?" ' > ami two i sureties.
L. MILLElt. v. k. v. m.
I . ii:iii-?ioi:.T%-Off; e. I ('?|)
Y-vkville. Oct. 1. 1, :V.> ~,t
Commissioner's Sale,
In Equity.?York.
Wyl> I.. I hi i ) -. Trustee. ) |?;1! Pa: titioii,
:i?: 1 i.exi i'r;? ml of
:'i/i M. Vl-ft'ii, } S.i!" of trust j.r.jnity
vs.
(I r_'C Steele ami others. j an 1 it< ii. f.
;1 N oh- li.'tice to the ov'ler t!n' (V.iut fit K'|tiity.
in ; !e in the above stiit i e is1. f w'tii exjiose t >
j o 'i ale ai Yo.k Court ILk-p. on the
1ST 5IO\I>lY 1\ \OVCllBC?
; .if '"t in Yoikvil'.e, on I.-hertv Street. l:n >v-i.
? ? (?Ll? l?.\VI 1>S?>N" LOT. Imiuii-led by I lls . f
I. M Mrs. .\na IVhit ami l>r. J. F. Lin
:i . .lit 1>.\ t. II.\ I.I- lii-..
T K R >! ? .
. h enough to ]>:?v the of thi- -silr. tlio ' a!
of the purcha-e money i>n r. eve iit of ni:e ami
; < \e-tr<. with interest from the Jar of -tie. j.ur
r? giv* homl ami two gooj .sun-ties mala
t. . *_.! r of tlie prcm>c>.
JN<>. L. MILLER, c. r.. v. ...
?' Office. j ?
V .kv-lle. Oct. 1. IS-nfi. j SO
ulOOTS! HHOI>!! IX4TI1ER! I!?
E i T umhr- gm-J re?peetiii!!y iutnrtus the ciii/
- V ol: Distriet nti'l tiie -urrounJirp country
t ! - An hamlON'E HUNDRED pair of BROi
AN*: a great vniiety tf Shoe-, 0 i:t
i i.'- S!i >-s -iii 1 Boots. Leather, Harness. Sic..
which j?r?* iiJTi'rel for sale at low ci-li prices. Goo 1 !
If' !< * 1 he taken in exchange- ui ca-h rates, .".t :-ir
-i v. three mile- UN -r of K..enozt-r am] U ml'e111-1
of V- rkviile. He especially invites the atiou'
t. firmer- t . !iis stork, an 1 asks them to oxatain
i:i- -unpiies before purchasing.
F. II. BROWN.
York District. Oct. 4. 1 SV>. yO 3ni
South Carolina?York District. ,
'.V TIIE COMMON PLEAS. !
J. McEIwee. Jr.. vs. Jeremiah Howell.?Attachment.
WVIIKRKAS the p'aint ff JiJ on tlie Cth Jay of
?? S"pr- inb'-r. ls">. file hi? Joe'arati'.n nguiii-t
t!. J> . a ' int. wit-, '.i- it i- sai-I) Is a! cut from anJ j
v :t " ti- limit- of t!ii- State, ar.-l has neither wife
n r :*: ??-.:?y known within the same, ttp ?n whorn a j
c -py ?>f -aiil tier!ara(ion might he send: It is , j
t : 'ore OrJored, that the >.tiJ <1- fenJant Jo appear
n.:J j.leaJ to the >aiJ Jcclaratioii. on or before tiie , \
1 -;.i Jay of September, which will be in the year f
our I.m l one thou-an 1 oigh' liunJroJ at 1 fifty-six.
otherwi-e final tin 1 iib*"Ut e .juJgmc-nt will then be ,
given ami awarJeJ ngain.-t him.
JoilN G. ENLOE, c. e. r. pi.s.
f'Krk'. Office. Y rk If-trict. i
S?>t. N'7th." I %* ? >. t -j'* i V(j
South Carolina,?York District.
IN TIIE COMMON PLEAS.
Yi : e" Smith, vs. E. II. Mo?-.?Attachment.
\\"11EUEAS the riaiutiff JM on the 8th day <>f
* ' ?).. l.i- il.wb.i- thai aL'.i?nst the
V V ill'UI-ll'l . 11 4 V III M.I. c
I) fend int. who (us it is said) is iihscnt from and
wi I. 'it r.-o limits of this State. and has neither wife
11 att .rr.ey ku ?\vn within the same, upon wlvm a
c-.j.y of said declaration might he sewed: It
thei. fore Orde ed. tlm' the said dei'endant do appear
a:i i p>:i 1 to tie said declaration, on or before tlie
2^t!i day of September, which will bo in the year of
our Lord on" thousand eiirlit huudrrd and tit'tv-six.
othvrwNe final and absolute judgment will then be
given and a warded against him.
JOHN O. KXI.OE, c. c. c. t'i.s.
Clerk's (Mice. Y?rk District, 1
Sept. 27, 1 Soo. ) 20 lyrj
M Ol R.YRYTI 4.Y T 1 V?.ORS.?ThcnmK r4$
- an d desire to employ a good .HH'KXKYMAN
TAYI.'WJ. of sob.-ran I industrious habits. To such i
a one. con-i iat tmployiucu! and liberal wages will
be riven. Applvim media tele. ' ,
TI10S. DIXuX x r.aOTIlKK. '
Sept. 27 2S if i
I.1MESTOXE Sl'lUXtiS
IV-male lli^li School?lowerf.
1 CO.VJIKT will begivm by the YOl'NdJ !. \^
W Id M** <>f iiii% iti~tittiton M< >N 1> \ Y livening.
Oi'T: d'lliil Sth. eoinnicneing at half pa-t 7 o'clock.
Tiic patrons and friends of the liistiititioii arc invi
( it' .: W.V. ('CUTIS.
S ot 2s :;s 2t
'S^STR IY.-- Mr. JOHN SMITH of this If-- !
M'A iricl. tolls before me, two llstray Ml'LKS. t.i- |
k? ' n the 1?tit inst. Tliejr arc BLACK liORSK <
'.In'fiLS: f'oiirt- ?:i hands high. One has the letter ^
S bfjjii led on it - left hip: the other h is no marks.? ]
To v . three or four years old. (hie was npprais- j
< ' ?the other at They may be found ?
? J.?i ; fSmiih's on I?r? ad River.
It. McAl.l I. LI . .tlugt.
S.'i't -7 38 4:ii"
Yoth:e.?j. r. barxett baring assigui 1
. X his NOTES ami ACCOUNTS to rue ?'??! payment |
of hi-- debts in certain order?hi.- Creditors niv here- t
1 v ii"tiiieil to meet at the Office of WILLIAMS and
FK \TTV. on Saturday, the Oth of October next, to
a [.point an agent to act with me.
J. II. HIRRY.
Sept 27 38 2t
I I Of't'Oft XiCLH S O'1
DANIEL. Esq.. respectfully anuounee him as a
candidate for Tax Collect or for Yolk District.
MANY VOTERS. ,
Sept. 6 18.34 31 tf
VOTWi:.--Appli. ration will he ma le at the j
m x: se. >:on of the Legislature, for an amend- ;
! to the charter of the Yorkville Fire Engine f
* in pane.
Aug '!'? 34 3in
^ ' nil'IIEUE, SPTS. TUIPENTINE 1
x and Burning Fluid. For sale by
J.. P. BARXETT & Co. *
Sept. JO 37 tf. h
8 Jl I S!ftTO\ CXARIi'S Refined Cod Liver
d & Oil. Just Received by ,
L. P. HARNETT A Co. 1
Sept. 20 37 tf f
>T (>'j'lCI2.-*-Applicatioii will bo made at the
I next 8e??iou of the Legislature to Incorporate
it Protestant Episcopal Church it; Yorkville.
may 8 17 -tsl
:5l1t:vio\e. -For sale by
j> ADAMS & McCOKKLE. ,
Sopt 11 38 tf
A SUPERIOR AKTItXEOE OKOVNJJ t
White Mustard. For sale by t
L P. iUBKm A Co. I
i -
KING'S MOUNTAIN BALL.
r>
y
TO BE GIVEN IN HONOR
OF THE
ANNIVERSARY OP THE BATTLE , r
AJ
o>
l\m$ Hloantau, T
l - ** s?w j favo
at |and
soil's som, j Ju3
IN
YOllKVIUiE, vr\v
i as li
ON | r
1 UTO
I'RIDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1S55. pV'M
? ?
SKNIOII MAS AO KR is an'1
tll*M
r*r 1. I. l>. W!:?|. <!. w. Williams.IKsq. c!.
II n. i?. Wall<v. ' ('."I. s. N. Si-.wv. a p,
lad. It. ft. M. i uv. < Dr. .1. r. Lindsay.
Tnrt. L. Mii'.i H. K. Adiokpy, !
\\". (. I I:nv-.i!i, K-.;. I'M. .1. 15. Ivlhn-'.
l)r. .1. H. Rratt 'ii. ' S. Vuuii??l?!in.?l. l*N>'i.
.11 NI?>U MAN A OKU."5.
.T. 1?. Siin'l W. M.'t.jn. y
1>. II. W. II. Mol\.rkli\ (
L. I'. Ravnotr. A. ('..ward, j
.(. (1. Lindsay, .1 un - Ma-nji, (
M. .!v i. vins, 15. If. M.??'VO. (
f. f. t'h un?icrs, I. N. \Niiiiors. ;
K. 15. l '.isit?.n, T. I'. Aliisnu. | ^
fs-rf* Tin' L . lics of this and iho nnijRiWhi'.'
Stn: in ntteni!*?iOO upon theCeIelir.ati.ini :iri' i'. >pc.tr.illy
:nvif?-.I V. atten.i.
r" I'i.'kk i? f:ri ho nhtniiu"! hy application : > >
:?isy < I' tin' Junior Managers. .s
S.-j.t !:; ?t J
THE MILLS HOUSE.
^ST[[K IVoprlo.or returns lii< hearty ami sineitv
a thanks to tlu* n::iiiv !Vi-m.<1s wii'i li.iv<1 f v?.r ?
him with their patronage. s'.oe tlio n.Mii a .1" ' :~
m-wr nn ! thoroughly i'.trni in-1 h-to tlit* tir-t
class Hotels of Ciiiirle-ton. ||.? take* ;>' 'is;iro in
aniwmm-lng that tho Mills ll u * -.-. althonghjivw". a;i 1 1
in {jo-.,I u. !( ! . has hooit r< ("itoho'l 'luri'ig tho sunt- J
liter, mill *? rctine-l as ; > ko>-p up with tin* <1> niamls
of taste, comfort an 1 elegance. The arra ^ ?iiot:H
f the ITouse. in all respects, m continue I. with j
scrupulous ana unsparing rcg-tr-l t" the want- {'tin I
traveller or the sojourner. .ami the tr tv.-lli ug pub'1- |
are i-.-uroil ni aii tlio ao'-,?nini' 'l tti< lis a ir*.-c! i ? ,
South >ru Iliiits". a> tho u-n il a:i 1 c-n'M1*! e.l uric * ^ r
m' such ! !. !>. The constant per* .ml .Mention a ml
c.atv- "i tiio pi..prioter, are liotoW- 1 nit t ;o h-uise. I
an h is ai'lo.l in ull .lopai tun tit.* by .ire v -ii tri.- !
an l Ipp. ..Vv'.'i .assistants t!::lt ! ;IY0 liunl*- liicm-oiv *
favorahlv kmwn to t'nrnivr pair .lis.
Tl!.?s. S. Nil KhiiSoN. .1
Charleston. S. C.. Sept. _'l. 1 * *?. ':> -.t ?' ' '
NEW BLACXSMifH SHOP. :;
rSjlllll in. !frsigiinl have lea-o l tho -}; :? mown . - ,
1 M'AI.KMIl'S Of.D STAND rooontiy <>( .n io-l l.v
Sr. -.-'ni:.M .v Mi C'i'unoil1 <.n M ain Street. - j.^-it* t!.
rosi'loiit o of Wright, whe v ti:?-v ire r?r*-: ar? ! _
to exeou?" ail kin !* of I5I.AC!\SMITHIMi. :n t!. x
:iii.*r suii-ianf:al manner an l ? n ro:i*..nahli form-. pa^
Tlii-v are r?i-o engage. 1 in the Mannfaetnr at. 1 -a!.- I
of PoR MAN'S I'ATKNT IRON 1'I.OW. tin- ho*t mi;,
I'ii.xv r.ow it. u*o. ami whi'li eann-it sail to connm-ml y
it* vlf to every intelligent tarnmr whog!ve? it a tri.:.
T!:ey snsioit an' xaiuinatioii. nii'l wi'l I .e plea so. | t->
exhibit it to ail who may call. Tin y *oii-it a -hare ai-.
i?" public p.itron-.go. " ?
I.ETSoN. KiiTIIHot'!; : r . am
Vo/kviiio Sept. 2 ? -.7 ti'.
LANDS FOR SALE.
FTVfK >iil?--,.ri?,er "iFers :< r *ale !..* pi.anta:'-n in
B. V >rk I)l*ti!?-t. lyi; g on the main i i-l fi'-ni Kit.
r.-.neastr-, vi'le i .Y??r'.vi !e. I 'intou - ? ; r; . v- .
on miles 'if 1! -ok 11 ill Depot. Tl.-ro i- ' .. .. - f.,v
half in cn'tivatioTi. with v<?i ient imj.i \ . .
-;;cii a- UWKI.LINU HOl'SK ami no-.'?ai . .ii?u - (
lini'-. c ntuiuinj; Ai'itKS. w-.i wan -1. \iso
1 >_' Acres, ALL ft'dODLAND, about < m? m
from the r pi >.-< . I will, in a IV w have ;Ul''
. % r 1.
i ?!v. ei..:nr put 11 j* mi if, ami viinc fiftncu Acre- ' i("
^fipvl. >ni<! !ano< are it-tml iV,r oorr>>n <,r rn.
. i . '
1.1 i iiar^iia^ win i e i.vi-ii. a- I :iin :?n.< -<
w. !>, McK.\Di>i:y.
Sci-t o* U
STEAM TANNERY, 1
rS1!IK ui: l, r? :e-j- y iuin- the riii.n-s - >\ :.
jL of Yci-'k au-1 the sumam ;ii- coiiinsy. ;5:. t 1 ^ ?
,a< now {'tit hi* new i!in?liiiuM*y ii:Pi ; or !.-i m4.v
? !. ?w ei'pijro-l i:i < i.tltu-ii: t a 1. >Yi! AM TAX
S'KliV. in Y irkvii: . at the--i. n-I !' i-nuly ,,v... a- j, . ,
the McC*-y Tan-Yu: I." !i i- -uv.n.ie.l wish , ;i
petes.' workmen nr. I all the nee? - iry ill ph ;n--t.-.
ussl in a -1: -it while will ln? veacy t> - "?2 ;-iv at1
maml- for L-a'h-r. Viie Iiiah"*' pii< - ? vF.li j ii-1 ^ >'
either it: ?-i Waster, f ;* 111D i i <>\K
ih'vitK, in r.nv
JO-Ci'll I'iiANLUX. T::v'
Ate; TO i If s ei)
KING S MOUNTAIN CELER RATION. ..
rrsm:>I j :n;:;h m: : ill-: , t : ii-1 r
B. - vera! L'l'-'i-i n* wit!: lie;:- i :-j : .< S
Tl:' Vv!un*e? . L'liilvrm an ! t';v ;'i-y ('. i.i],.is:i.- a i '
the Si..to: Th'.' - '.:-v:v;>v- of tin? Sesnsn !
:sr.,! M'-xi ,:n VY.-us: The M -n;h -f the Sen.an i
House of K 'ni-Cientntiro: The CI ;*prr: Vise Masonic.
0!"l I\l- '.v s.rl 'iYtsiJW.srv vi 1 the
Mom-vers f the IVos*. are invirr*! - > at,tCel oiatieti
of the !'?if?'-'- f M '.iistain, ?3fi
iliiv lite 4th >l iy !' tfetohei next.
WM. It. V.'i: >,| (j,jini>i!t(ec
I.Vo. L. MILLK'L <f S.
SAMT. \V. .Miii.TO.V. J lur-- :t:Ki. "l J
Aug do ::t ot
JOUJ '>... 1: ' V.iii i if i"C c , } . '
TO THAJ LADIES.
Tin: u:i iersigne i are by t!ie < nimitte \p,]
of Arrangeuieuts to solicit the j rosence ??t" site La- pi(.p
'lies of V??rk IT?trict. an I of tin.- other Districts in al t:,
the State, an I th neigh1; ! ::.? ' i t: >< in North <,.;i
Carolina, at tlio ?'cle of the Battle of King's f, y i
M mntain. on the ith ?i:iv of October next. It is
Inyo i that the La lies generally, will kindly consent
to attend, an I by their ; rose nee an 1 smiling approval
impart liu ir own inimitable charm t?> tlie festivities
of the occasion. Y
\V. B. AV1 J.St>N, ^ Commotee whh
J N O. L. JI1L1.MIL - of i... j.
SAM*!. U*. .M111.TON. ) Invitation. S
Sept Id dU dt
ok* * o-i'iSM'SEKSfliiK9.-_
Ti.e mi icrsij:ued have this day lb: incd a Co artncrsiiip
umler the name ami style of WITlllillM'-ISON
?.v .M CANTS, for the transaction of a (5l!N- .. . ,
i.'llAL (IKOCKUY AXI> COMMISSION BCSINKSS.
So. [L;ch;ii:j-e it<v.\ where they will keep eon- - ^
tantly on liaml a general a -sortimmt of CtKOOBB- | j
KS, WINKS ami LiyMoKS. to which they invite ~v;,,
he at'.viiiioii of their iY.ctoh- ami the puLiie geiicr- -p,,,..
illy. They hope, by unremitting attention to luisi- j* \
ie.?-. t?: merit a Miaie of public patronage. ,. 1
H. K. WlTilKKSPOOX,
* D. lb Wi'i'iiKKSl't)0N, !.'
JAMKS ?. M. .MeCAX'iS.
llKKEituxens.?.John S. Scott. K. J. Seott, C. Bonk*
light, ('<.' ii.il', !: John \V. Walker. James Pagan, is b.
A. II. .Mai tin, 11. M. fates, Chvrlvth'. T. >
Columbia, Sept. lb. 1SV>. 88 bt a Inn
? a mo
irintro Mountain Hftlebration- r.!m!
U XUV uuvxax ?
CO.\lE14.\CES, "t,
i NT \11*1-1 It of persons can he accommodated cos'
il with SEATS to Kind's .Mountain, at the time pure
I i:k- Celebration, by notifying ilia undersigned at intei
cast FOl i> DAYS bvf're the Celebration. Our
node of c ?nveyance wiil be by Carriages and Waguis.
and wo will try to make all who patronize us S<
omfortahle, while tlicy stay at t he Mountain, by ?
roviding lbod and shelter for them. We can, if duv
n .tili d, accommodate live hundred or more peius.
S. L. LOVE. i
Sept 20 37 tf I
Tue Charleston Stand ird please copy 3t. j \j j
OTIC IS.?Application wiil bo made to the \VM
Legislature ut its next Session to vest in John jy
Jcott, the real estate of John Scott, Sr., deceased? ,
amc being escheated property. ' jollc
Aug 30 31 3m | parj
f AfitOI i Vt 12 t Hi TOXIC.?It cleanses J,u"
1. tlio hair, makes it softer, liner, and more beau
ttl than anv hair tonic known. For sale by ,,
L. P. BARNETT & Co. \
":.|dJt
nriKOOW ?L.i?S AKD PITT*.? j
For Sale by 1
1,. P. BAltNETT & Co. "us
Sept. 20 37 tf Hu"
NO'iTCJE.-?Application will be n.ade at ihe Ten
liext session of the Legislature for the grant oft
i charter of a Rail Koadfrotu Yorkviile to some Con- !
anient point on the North Carolina line.
Aug 23 33 3m I Si
i ' . -* . - # \ . ' - " 'c* ^ .
X * * *t ^ * ' v 1
4 * ' . 1
mi M?2 m^L
A Li. A WD WiNTEK |j
C DEVAGA & DeGRAFFENREID'S. '?? >
Chester C. IT., S. C.
UK Subscribers embrace this opportunity to re- yjjj
turn their thanks to all who had the kindness
>r them with their custom during the past season, rnrffl
bog leave to inform them and the public, that Fob
; haveju t received from the Northern Markets, a hi
r entire stock of ami
|
Fall and Winter Supplied, I
eh, together with their former stuck, comprises ! 1U0J1
inndsome and extensive an assortment as any of- ,
d in this market. Tliey have spare< 1 no pains 10 ; fj(j
jure every thing that ,m(j
IS FASHIONABLE,
being determined to sell at a small advance, rif
hog leave to vilo all wiio arc inclined to pur- w.n*
sc. to visit tlieir estiiblishmeiit. The following is
.tinai >->1 nun* sk.ck :
[icli Plaid ntnl Striped Silks. ,\
lain ;U).! Figured Black Silks.
llcli Striped Mnive Anlitjiu- Silks. ft
Hack ai. i (' .l.ivoil Slialks*. j]
Black Bombazines and Alpacens.
l nol and Knw Silk Plaids. ^1^
V?!miv1 and I Hack Krone li Mevin?v?.
'lain and Figured lnlaine*.
' dored ainl Black ( -u<iiiamf"
alieoes ui'all ?iii:iiities. 'A ''
Ml
Ladies' Cloaks and Mantillas.
I.are Satin and Cioth t'.loaks and Man- ||
i--. * , V??r
i ii<) 11 >i:i: 11 :s. i??-rt
'\\i>s and I'.ani'O'ic Worked Band*.
<wi>* ai.'i ('aiiioric 1'1? unfile.'.-. ";l"'
a?'..nci .- al Swiss lv!?int>:s and Insertiiifrs.
Aviss and l'.anil>rie Worked Collars.
Aviss and F.un'i-'c Ctnlci'slcevc*.
iviwli srki'd Lac Collar*. j
Thread Laces and Edgings. n:'i
lack. Mid: > nm! CM..|(>d Kid til im *. '
; . h Bonnet. N.'i-k ainl licit I5IM" n-;.
aid .iddi-ivd an I Plain l.iucn ( . Ilandkorei.icfs.
lack an 1 White Crane Collar* and Sleeve*. '
'rinfed Fainne'* for Children. '
Id * and ML-*. * Il.*>ry. . C
White and Bod Flannels.
dank. 1 - ai.d Kc. >ey*.
nad ttli* and Cas-iin^rc*. It ]
,inc?i*. I. iwn- an-1 Pinners. t< ;li tlifV Willi a Coin;c
a.-s.tr;i:i.Mit
tm, mu Mi)m2233#.
I riwti'f. 11: : ? uci M .'.din *. Hats and Cap*.
\ 1. a ii-'ciid a*-ft'!went '!'
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
KUKl.llV. A la:*-" and h.:n !- ni a** :-tni-nt
lici t; -ivlc*. 1 w.tliiiiiny t.titer irtiidc*
ii- Fan -v aii I l?n C d* d:..\ wld will ! ?Id .j,,
for?*-i *!?. mntin t ? punctual cu t nier-.
I?AVM?; \ >v Itc.tiRAFFKNUKIW. f(jY
: S j.i. J7. :'.s :!iii *
. - .. .... 1:2i
VAi.r.\iiu: n-.i:
'ROPERTY FOR SALE.
!l! i: SrsiiM*. iU-r iV. - . r :'> !. I'l.A N T \ *I >\".
-iHi sIfiI f..nr - S . i.:: -.f \ :kvi!>. 1
? ..? I'h::.-*? > u: i>;;. /- " '
mt.iin It ii! 1! i 1. Tin* tr.i.*' i!:i- "
30? :
'U half nl' wi.irli i? in n'rivtf :s. Tin*"isn r?.\|.
it- :Hv iiimv. .Mii-i-ii; _ .;i? <>v. t- il i?-.\ j
v !'! !.I (i!:I Hi.'..- .!i?I i>. t
itu?\ IM) vnne.nt:.
Ii Cril.- nil i ? !.:: It. ?! !? ii'l II il * t * ? A' t J .?
If' f-Uco. tl.ot'0 :? ;l
(OTfKORlARLC ?1.
: < !. S ;l k?H 1 I ' ITS Ii :: Flit' j
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it- 1 1 ili'y. iV :ii:*i . iti.T I i'i..11-. , ...
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iii- < In' si;i
to s?: r tiij: ps i^.a:a.
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-en * !' :: I lip piviui; * *. t ;
i\ m. liAi.isi: urif
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NEW GROCERY SfORE,
:r TaB K lOKKULSX DKPOT.
s. .i. ki VKi:n i'A!. -v u.;<?.
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i;'- !- i !!; 1 l.:v it '-"1 S.i?t: It"? . i'i . ii.*-. ; ,
D. Sv??' *. StTini. A !:t iitintint' ittitl T:i'i w I'.-sii- j ,?-j?
: '< . .'i:!s-?.v :?:. ! Ltuu l> tfa^hur: u navel* ;
' ' ?fi' st :i K !?< . wC.
iv o r.v ' ! - ii ivi ?o*ec:**?l with entv. 5 ?
! : ; v.-!i. w*. can -.if r! t . !: a- . -v.
t . . i i "
ill iiiVcrlitAIi U:v i :ji yi
u;-,- ?u;,r. A-,;: : ,i. . ? r;
S. .!. K, t ;<i. - ;>AI- i: li-iln.
;1* l-'i.r'
HEW~FAMiTy GK0GEEY~~ f*'
( < > i 'A 11'i'X i :i\Sii Ii'.
! r-:. :' ! h:iv.? !"a p..pai-piei'shi}*.. j
t!i.: lilHK.'KttV !!!">' V:!>>. ini'lor the firm
. i.. rf.AKK in t!i" buihiiiur r'v '
t *"*.* i i.y L. 1 ! ViiK. as : Uriah tavern :tl tin'
. l? | t. 'i'v v v. j?j-t rsri'ivi'.? ::ii entire J
k Isi-y wiii i'u-1- avor to k?*ep nn ?ti*l :is:<n i
C'OVFEES.
?s*. Maekoril, ?n ii< -. .< -.!{>, Smla, jj J
;!-s, IJ" 111 -. S!i*.t. (tinker Preserves. :tl! ** *
. !cs kept in - i. 'i establishments, which they will 1,1
a- ! vr a- t; e b west ;'..r (' \S|{. or in exchange ' 'K' :
' lusiry Pr'.*luce.
L. i.'LAHK, Kcn?l
i>. o-I.K\l V. ii.,',.t;
i{. r. n.A ii K,
C V H ^\2>.
g*? mI .-imply 15 <U' j'iii'i :iu-1 Twine,
h is '.l:'-sv I at. tin* lowest prices, a:. ! wiii always ,
pt. tlit- !''
-?? the I*
A VAU A 15! |
PLANTATION FOR SALE. g0"
'aft '. Win. S. Ihuilap, Committee.?Petition to '
sell latni.
V vi?*t:u- "1* a Deer* o of the (*.?it;-t of TI-1nitv. _
ma le ill the above east- ai Juno Term, 1 >." }. I 3
expose to public sale at V?u*k Court Hvui-e, on ^...'
-.lay of(' "i i Week, the '.'to of October. a valua- ,
jl.intatir.u belonging to the estate of Jntiits 1*.
lap. T!ie -nhl tract of lanl i- situate*! in thu (|nr
an' 1.111*1. i'i Voi'k District. ia the noighlmrlin*:?l of ( ^
P. MeFiuUdi. contains about or |)(.
ACRES, . sent
uiudc.l liV I i 1; oT N. II. Horn. J. I . i.cmi'v,
ipentvr ami W. P. McPaJJcii, aii'l ill, except . Ju
it FIFTY ACRES, is in woods. There is a Inr-jc ;
nut i f fine pine timber on the ami for the j
lection at' cotton cannot lie excelled in the L>is- .
M'liis of Sale, a sufllcionoy of. a di to pay I lie ^
< and expenses of sale, the n inaintier of the have
has? money on a credit of twelve month?, with store
est from duv i f sale. HAL
\Y. S. IH'.N'LAP, ??> *?
Committee. hand
5/t. .7 IS -t
S (
THE FIRST PREMIUM at re
ron PIANO FORTES.
'7?~ ,L,Tin: largest and hut assortment of yfl
Yl''nn PIANOS ever ?.tiered in Columbia, is to
si J J be found now at the MI SIC STORE of ' T?
. RAMSAY, 178 Richards n-si.cti. x*
very PL \NOhas the latest in i hot improvements, Ei
of the latest style, and guaranteed superior in
andlini.-ir?and are sold at price.- to.suit the times. E.
ie- wishing five, ten, fifteen or more, can have y s(
i at a liberal discount. B
? 1 <f| thec
O'i'iC'E.--l?y virtue of the power given to us I d d
in the last will of JAMES C. T1IO.MASSON, !
used, we will sell at his late residence on Tlntrs- | C\
l*t day of NOVEMBER next, TWO LIKELY |
IOES, Mules, Wagon. Coru, Fodder, am! vari- '
other articles. We will uh-o s 11 at York Court j K 1
ise on the 5th of November, THREE SHAKES <d 1 I.J
k in the lviiig- .Mountain Rail ltoal Company. 1
ih made known on the day of Sale. in.
JOSEPH MILLER,
JANE S. TIIOM V.SSOX,
Executors.
apt 27 M 4t
\ * ...
v .
tmrnm? WMS-aooM.
TJIE undersigned lmvinjr
again taken charge of
* the CABINET SHOP, onl">?fe
cli.:in < Row, near the Depot, respectfully calls
atu-mion of iho citizens of Vorkvillo and the
onndihg country to his stock of
I1" U IIjST ITTJRE
t 'l'lie assortment, both hoiue-mude and ot
n nianufactnre in general?embracing such
as Wardrobes; Bureaus - Sideboards: Work,
. , Extension, Mahogany and Walnut Tables;
11 supply of Cane-Seat and Back Chairs, large i
small
ROCKIWJ (1ITU11S,
tognny, Nursery and Arm Chairs, and the Coin- '
i article; Bedsteads of various patterns; and alii
assortment of ihe finest Clocks ever offered in
market, lie is prepared with suitable material
the most competent workmen, to manufacture 1
C iKI.\ET ri R^ITI KE
ill kinds, and respectfully asks all who arc in
it of articles in his line, to give hint a call. J-'l*15AI.S
will be furnished at tlis shortest notice. '
CiEtiRCK S. DOSTKK. 1
nt t?rt \ 1y
HE undersigned respectfully informs his friends
and the public genera 11 v. tlntt he will attend to
sale of all kinds of PKOWTE. MKRCilANK.
Ni-itiROMS. STOCK. n'JlV'lTI'RK. and eve.
ling that can be sold, at a rea.-oiible coiiimi- sion.
business entrusted to him will be promptly at
led to and immediate return- made.
e vim urns his sincere thanks <? the citi/ons ??t*
kviilo :iii<l vicinity, lor the liberal patmnajrc
tofnre bestowed upon lnm, -v.d hope hy strict
mion to business, to merit nt share a comiiii'c
of the same. Aihlrcss.
\'. K McllIJI \NKV. Auctioneer.
Vorkville. S. f. '
ni:n:itrxiTs: (
' '< <//..?W. l. n.uvsoii. J1..1. I,. Miller. Paul
iatns.
i .si.-, .? \. i,. IhiL-an x Co.
.///( -/?I. Curctmi. .1. II. Vt'itiierspoon.
' / ' f?\Y. Irwin, i?. Irwin.
'\I .I, ? W. .1. IvM'lllll.
..rkvi !e. .lu'y I*J1 tf
' The i h ster Standard. I'i rlicM ll.-r iM. I'n- ,
i-ic Journal ami Lancaster !. dt'er. will copy !
- dy. ami to! w ir ! ac m: -.
Ml\S HOl.VTAIA (I;LEI5RATI?\.
I
* 4 1* '* "
VSHIi: >1 ISO VIC ritlTKRXlTY.
i 'i'i Anniversary <<f the Parle if Kin/- M n'ii
i . ... A ..rl. I '.-'lie I. w 1 . i 11 J .,ii th J
I ?.-t ev . i.i wi.irli I. \| \ t ?\ 11 I-!! \\
IT\ ?? 1 i i-l. A- :lti- '
. !. ii, .... tin .V ..f Pill;i;i
i.uix;!'. \ . !l.-nh.i<,r:ui<l
I...I i\i <i >!*? I : .? '
> . . -peotlully :l U ' I
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in.'in' v ' i? I*! ?ii.t l" iu?M tiiiji i- .
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? : wr.\. n. i/.
.v.
v . I .1. ! : \\ K. II:I? I'. < !.? :,ry.
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MARBLE YAP.I).
IK Is. .r II 1 tl.f M il'Mi" '
V.irl F (* . S. \. >r< Wh. !;. eiii
' Y k I ; ! : I-. .ttiii i?ii:try.
'. . v , . ; I . " iI ' . !' f;,!:ii:i l: i
?:io!!!iii!fiil;!l jrlaiblc iu'lorh. j
. ."i r.J". : w-iykiiu ii.
i . - ; v"., i "!" . .nit '.!;< |i>Wi'<l
!. v.- i! i <ui \ : -. t.i tin* .it- ,
l: - ..|' 111. ''M iii.'i* !li' w i!' .1 \' v .ill |
. ^1. ? -i I.: II:
tOM H.sTOXK i
!: 1 in - ' j i.i : .i ll. :ti ill- in.r
j M ti-1 !< Y: '.iii'r w *.m
I V .!!'r . ?i ' ore.
; L'.ii ' iiHMi ?I?*.
J:;< IAi D IIAIIK.
II ? *> 1 V
I
"C^aT?TEHSHEP.
... i'. I. r. \uiii?X.
. ami .1. Li. iiliA'i .i: i\ 'i : . a: i ?... 11.
.. .I., i-Ul ii *.M? *ii *4 \ i.
|V | I*::; . ;. - i * ?L N l'l. I M I*. 15\
y. t! :it tnev will
. ?i: 1.::: :ii th?? i limbr |
fn'l i .-i .*i. ; a .if in I'mir ' 1
vviii \ u !i- '. The want ! "
!?: > ' ( i.AS hi : '. 'i'! 11 il . . I'll !< I:;* i' it ,
J' ?.i I ' : Mill ' iletcrininei! j
i : who ! >. " ".; pme !?:?. Ii?*ia:
i cheMicnls.it ilie chtir '
L
A. I. HAHEuW
.1. U. i.ilA'n'O.V. K
nr. 1:J M ii'.
NEW ATTRACTIONS!
K'T Till: CO?\LK fjTOKU!!!
Messrs. Adickes & Withers, c
WE in -t >rc a hrre ami v:si;cil stock of Dry
Goods. to which they invite the attention of C
friends ami customers in town ami District.?
<t..ck consists of carefully selected
Da52:.SS *X2J r 4XC* ?i?OI>S ;
y-Mude Clothing: Cloths ami Cassimcres:
? ami Siioesami lioiniets : liar aware an?l ('rockami
every otiier article belonging to their line of
toss. Persons in want <>t
mm? _:
i.vitcstt"' to ;rivo them a call. ;it their Store in
ADK'KKS lU'ILMXO." whore they will liml
c>t qualities :ir ;t? low rate* is rnn he Ini 1 in
narkct.
y 10 IS ti'
ith Carolina?-York District,
vitj Bv- vj. James livers, Applicants, r.v. W.iiiani
Smith >iii-l wife, Sarah, et. nl.. heirs at law ,,(
Williamson livers. deceased,
appearing to lu.v satisfaction, that Win. Smith
i>! wife Sarah. Francis livers. Sammd A. livers,
iiiin livers. Mai v AJams, Clnrisn A'l.uns, M.irtilr.iiis
ami Jane Adams, defendants, reside heyhe
limits of tills State. It is therefore Ordered,
lin y Jo appear ami object to tin- sjilo or ?livi-i??n fl
e real estate of Williamson liyor*. dtT?.:iM'd. on [j
'fore the 20th day of October next, or tiu-ir e, nto
the same will he enter 1 of ree?ril.
J. M. KfiSS. n. v. n.
ly 12. is:,:.. o,j :>in
ReinovaL
KSSUS. LINDSAY* & rilOMASSOX aim,mner 1
. lo their customers an I ;li?> |.uihlic that they
remove 1 their establi^hm-Mi i unpomriiy to flic
formerly occupioil hy tlie,.t. one >!imr North of
.KEll'S HOTEL, where t'ney are preparcil to
1 their friends as usual. They have now on j:
a good assortment of
Drugs, Medicines, Dye Stufis, &c.,
ill;tfticlcs in their line of the best qualify, and
asonnble urices. *
J. F. LINDSAY,
D. II. TiluMASSoN.
irkville, Mar. 1. 8 tf
i Equity?York District. t
iza Kcweii, I
v:j Dill l'or Partition
M. F "well & o their, J
JUS I'ANT to the order of Chancellor Ward'aw.
m i le in the above case, I hereby cali upon all j
ireditors of Robert I'cwell, dewa-ed, to pre -Tit
prove their demands before uie, o.i or before the
ay of November next.
J NO. L. MILLER, C. E. Y. D.
iinmissiener's OHiee, i (SGI) i 1
July oib, 18G.>. i 2*5 3ui
ISSUED t\li T UA1V OILS A large t
quantity PURE OILS, just received au l for -ale
i>. by " ADAMS & McCottKLIS. ..
ly 3 17 11 i'
\1GL\ATLU BITTERS, a certain t
cure for Dvspensia. For sale by 1
L. P. 15ABNETT & Co. '
business ftotkes.
MASONIC JMEETINGSi
v a j PHILANTHROPIC LODGE, No.
Yj/ 78, A.*. F.\ M.\ meets regularly on the
^ THIRD MONDAY" EVENING of each month.
L. M GlUST, Secretary.
A | AC KEY CHAPTER, No. R.\ A.*.
1YJL M.a. holds its regular Communications on the
FIRST TUESDAY EVENING of each month.
L. M. GRIST, Secretary.
IBSO^V COI'NCIL, No. ?. holds its regain
lar meetings on the FIRST MONDAY Evening
in each month. S. W. MELTON, Recorder.
T..I.. "i.? i o-r. itn i?
' m.> louv. 4. ;> x j
DR.ALFRED CRAVEN,
iUsibcnf burgeon:
YORKVILLE, S. C.
On the East side of Uio .Main Street, South of i
the Palmetto Hotel."
Jan 0 1 tf
J. C. CHAMBERS,
Attorney at Law and Solicitor in Equity, j
YORKVir.I.E, S. C.
OFFICK IN TIIE COURT HOUSE, ""?g
Oct. JO, JO tf
PAUL T. VILLEPIGUE,
Factor and Commission and Forwarding Merchant,
Art .'< )M\IO D ATT ON WHAItF,
riMHI.BSToN. s. r.
Jan ) I lv
EDWARD MOORE,
Attorney at Law and Solicitor in Equity,
YOKKVILLE, s. C.
3ffico fronting the Court House, in the Jail Building.
Will practice in the Histriets of York. Lancaster,
I'llKvt.lf I'liillll lllil ( * rl i I'll i> 111
Jan ->j '? ly
__ ?
W. B. WILSON,
Attorney at Law and Solicitor in Equity,
YOliKYli.LK, S. C.
OITICK IN TUB cnl'KT ItorsK, FKOXTtXfi TIIK
BLBItK's HITICK.
.March it) VI ly
JOHN L. MILLER,
ATTollNKY AT LAW.
YollKVII.I.K. X. C.
Office in the Court-House.
Will practice in the Courts <>f York, Chester
ami Lancaster. Afea
.1:111 18 ll tf
WILLIAM C. OWEN,
FASHlONSLE TAILOR,
inborty-Stieet. 2 Doors East of the "AJickes Building.
V? ) UK V I I.I.I i. S. C.
V" i lvi-r< plM'upi i v atteiuleil to. 'V'iijfl
Jan "J") J ly
SADLER'S NEW HOTEL,
CliRNKlt <?r
1'IIAIH: ANT) TI1YON STIIF.KTS.
t'!I MM.oTTK. N. C.
March D'.? 1:1 tf
aBfl iax ic i :ic^
Ahm <l'LiA TWiAlftTT!
4JW j nnt/ jj J i \> i-*"
voiivi i.i.! ;. s. ( .
t i'" >'" !?. * ! ir <!' i?? t'oiirt-lloiise. **?<8
iVh i;? r. ly
PRITCHARD & CALDWELL,
\i.i: ,m? III.; WI. IM:AI.kiis IN
lies, HEIIClIBi CHEMICALS, GLASS,
Paints, Oils, &a.,
X O :i. L 31 & V I T ?: K O W ,
MM't-.-i I K SAM.I ll's HOTEL,
i 11.XK 1*111 11.. N.i.
March :C' i- ly j
V .1. I.oWItI K. J. H. KNXISS.
LMYKIE & EW1SS,
i.ririn
iioalis, ?t;itionmi. ijHusir.
WALL-PAPER, &C.,
i IIAKI.OTTF. N. r
M.I roll -J'.t 111 ly
.*?. W. IDA VIS,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
Otllce 5 Doors South of Sadler's Hotel,
( ' l I A 111*1 >TTK, X C.
\.I >r oilier !> :-'iif>'.- committed to liis
:n ' i*i tin* I' " :!? - Mo A-i'Mi'ou-' Lincoln. Rotvn.
<':|1?jiith?: or ! nioii. wi!! It unm 1 to wiih pleftui?\
.r.i l .'ispo-. ! of a i|ir?-? it'll.
M:iroh JS I- ly
St. W. UCCSi^lTH.
ck'hftl) :n:ij (Clodt-ilhhrr, i
CIlAlir.nTTK, X. C.
_
lecps Constantly on hand n fino assortment of Jewelry.
Repairing promptly Executed.
A":: 1' i mU ly
JOHN HARTY,
COACH SVUWUFACTURER, y
olljjje Street, immediately in roar of Sadler's Hotel. '
< ' 11A III *( > T I'M. X. C., '
iV'i1] r :. : ! :r.!y.m ii.-iin! :i splendid assortment j
of i":irr::ur I.: i<:"ios rt.\. of the latest stvlrs.
Orders ii 'i.i a 'iisianco will receive prompt : !
iltteiltiiill.
Miireli 1".) la' ly |
J. N. LEWIS & CO. L
iii:.\!.I:RS in , <
Fine Weld and Silver Watches, ;
LOCKS of various jiatterns. .IliWF.T.RY of the ' >
latest styles. Mivor and Hatted Ware. .Musical ?
lu.-ti anient . Military au<l Fancy (JoinIs.
Onus. 'i.-iols, ,\c.. iit their Store,
YoliKVI I.hK.S.C.
r.)1" Witch'. < :i:t i Jewelry repaired bj'com!> '
i;t Workmen.
Juji 25 ' > ly . 1
J I
HEW CARPET STORE.
JAMES G. BAILEY,
(l.ATE Dl' THE ()i UAK.EY AND l.AMP.Kl'.T !
Dirocc Importer* of all Kinds of
?isyis. ait a una.
Ll.^'O GOODS,
Curtain Materials and Trimmings, &c. i
2:14 KLN("I -STREET,
CMAilLKsfoX, S. C.
jjc.jp> p. s.?Order?: promptly attended t<>.
Aug. 2 :;n lv?
WM. S. LAWTON & CO.
TllOtf. ALEXANDER, WM. S. I.AWfoN,
'. i lai'ily ..fVork Di.-f. S. C.j Formerly of La wtonville.
lr.;;::ors, Forwarding and Commission Morchants,
SOL'TH-A TLAXTIC WHARF,
rilAHI.KJSTON, s. P.
Our Senior partner ha been ?Iri:i?r tin" Commission
lusiiioss lor twenty years, and wo hope by experience
t.? be able to give satisfaction.
R EFER k'XCfiS:
!ov. C. J. McDonald, Judge Stocks, Rev. W. J. Ilar!ey.
Spa: ta, Oa.: Col. It. J. Wiliingham, Maj.
S. J. B.iitey. Barnwell, S. C.: lion. .1. D. Allen.
Oon. L. M. Aver, Barnwell Di.-r.,
S. C.: T. Wdli-ighain. E q? Lnwtouviiic,
b. (.'.:
Ion. J. p. John. o:i. Dr. 13. B. Same, >1. B. Sams,
Esq., lleaufort, S. C.; E. 0. J .union. Esq.. Florida
; Cm. M. Thomson. Wa-hington. D. C.
Jan 18 .2 ly
RIDDLE'S MILLS,
ilHE Subscriber takes this method of informing
the p iblic, that his MILLS having recently unlergoiie
considerable repairs, aro now in complete
>r.lcr for grinding CORN and \\ 11 MA f; lie feels coni
lent t!.at Ik? can give full satisfaction to all who
hvor hi in with their patronage. Ail ho asks thereore,
is a fair trial. G. L. ltlDDLU. ?
Aug 9 31 . tf i
i M. JOHNSON & CO.
ALL ABOARD!
figffisa. giB-'ftfti aaaa ?nn
iv^rr BSSg BjSHi IijiA
'MW
1 A T the word of command, M. JOHNSON took
i 1l passage on the Railroad for the cities of New
York and Philadelphia, and purchased especially for
this market a splendid assortment of articles in his
line of business. The firm are determined to enlarge
their establishment and to keep on hand hereafter
a more extensive, carefully selected and finer
-t-tck thau ever before offered in this place. In the
stock now opening, will be found every variety, and
| the best quality of
SADDLERY HARDWARE;
Harness Mountings of various styles; Bridle-Bits,
of all kinds; Whips and Collars; Trunks, Valises,
Carpet-Bags, &c., &c., &c. They invite attention to
this Stock, and are confident that they are able, by
offering the best qualities at the lowest prices, to
give general satisfaction. As heretofore, they will
continue to fill orders for the
w m.w ? miw-r*. a w
liu.riEi Ji.i.itJi'.iviunu
of Saddles, Harness, Bridles &c., and are always
ready to do REPAIRING at the shortest notice and
in the most workmanlike manner. Their thanks are
due to their friends and the public generally for a
generous patronage, and they hope by strict attention
to business to merit and receive a continuance
of public favor. Call at the store, formerly occupied
by Meek & Moore, opposite the "Adickes Building."
M. JOHNSON & CO.
Yorkvillc, Aug. 30, 1855. 34 Otn
For Sale or Rent
AUGUSTUS GUYNEMER, offers to Sell or Rent,
to an approved purchaser or tenant, the premises
in the Town of Chester, lately occupied by Mrs.
Guyneiner and Daughter. They are situated in a
very eligible and desirable portion of the town, having
on them an elegant Cottage, Academy School
Rooms, and a tine well ot Free Ston? Water. To ,
any one desirous of conducting a PRIMARY or HIGH
SCHOOL, these premises would be very well adapted.
ami, as a cottage family residence, they offer the
very best inducements. Possession to be given on
1st January next. For further particulars enquire
at the Shiiiiliii'd office, in Chester, or of the undersigned
in Charleston.
A. GUYNEMER.
July 12 27 Cm
NEW~GROCERY STORE.
I AM just receiving at my store opposite ROSE'S ;
HOTEL, a choice stock of FAMILY GROCERIES,
which I will sell for Cash, at lower prices than
they can be purchased elsewhere in this place. My
..I*
SIUI U
BEST RIO A\D JAVA COFFEE,
New Oilcans. Clarified, Pulverized, Crushed, Porto
Rico and Steam Refined Sugars.
Twenty Barrels New Orleans Syrup; Sugar House
and Porto Rico Molasses.
Fifty Sacks <?f Salt, Rice, Sardines. Fresh Oysters in
can-. Pickles. Preserves and Jellies of various kinds,
together with the usual variety of a Family Grocery.
W. K. HACKET.
March 2'J 12 tf
VORKYILLi: FEMALE COLLEGE.
1 In order to correct the erroneous impressions
which are current in relation to the College Building,
the undersigned has been directed to announce to
the pntrmis and friends of the Institution that arrangements
have been effected for the completion of
the edifice during the vacation, and that the Building
will be in complete readiness by the commencement
of the next term?the first Wednesday in September,
next.
II. F. ADICKES, Chairman.
Yovkville, July 12 27 tf.
| <OM>llSSIO\ BCSIXES8.--Thc undersigned
hereby notifies his friends and the public
generallv. that he lias this dav commenced the FACTORAGE
and GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS
in this city, and most respectfully solicits the
patronage ?.f his friends and thoso of his father,
(JAMES S. CHAMBERS.(i and also, that of the
public generally, pledging himself that 110 effort on
iiis part will be wanting to give satisfaction.
i Hiiro?South-Atlantic Wharf, Charleston,
South Carolina.
J NO. W. CHAMBERS.
Aug 2ft 34 2m
Wanted Immediately.
rev /AIV/A Bl'SlIELS merchantable WHEAT.
OU.IJUU 4.000 bush. " CORN,
3.000 " " OATS,
I'.dOO " ' RYE,
2.000 barrel- " FLOUR.
2.(100 nound- of WOuL.
J.000 " DRY IIIDE.S, for
which fair market prices will ho paid.
S. J. Kl"YKENDAL & DUO.
Sept JO :17 tf
V OT34 E,? VII persons having demands against
the estate of JANE B. McCUKKLE, deceased,
are required to present them duly attested to t.o
Admiui.-iraiors jvithin the time prescribed l-y law.
These indebted to said estate are requested t?> make
payment to the subscribers.
D. D. MOORE, \ . , .
J. L. JlOOKli, }Adm' ?
Ait'.' JO 3G tf
iT t p ? Itl^V AKD.?Runaway from the Suh^5.-4
0 scrihor on the first of last May, a negro
my named ELLISON, about J1 years ol" age, six
feet in height and of a copper color. He has not
been heard from since he left me. but I have reason
to believe tuni he has been harbored by some persons
unknown. The above reward will be paid for
Ids leliverv to me in Yorkville, or for information
-o that 1 may be enabled to get hold of him and his
Inn borers. J. M. L0WR\.
Yorkville, Aug. do. 1835. d ltf
NOTICE.?Sarah Mildooii and Uchecea Mildooii,
heirs of Elijah Mihlonn, late of York District.
deceased, give notice tliat they will apply at
the next session of the Legislature, to have the right
if the State vested in tiiein. ot the real estate of i
which the said Elijah Mildnondied possessed, situate
u York Di-trict. on the waters of Fishing Cicek,
md hounded hv lands of Dr. Blake. Jas. If. Crawford
and William Agues.
JulyJb, IS55. .'?() tf j
iAAA liBS* WHITE LEAD, Wither-,
Tlii/U ell's Pure: Flax Seed Oil, and all coins
and VARNISHES used in painting. Just rccei- '
red and offered at a very short profit for L'nsli, and
'ash only. We have adopted the Cash system in
ol'ereiice to Paints and Colors, that wc may furnish
Mir customers at tii?? lowest possible prices.
L. P. BAHNETT&fo.
Sept. JO J7 tf
jL; 4 B St \OTli E.?All persons indebted to the
fl? estate of I It A FERGUSON, deceased, either by
lute or account, are earnestly requested to settle up
ulbre the first of January next; if nut, the notes
ui'l account* belonging (.? said estate, will lie pla:ed
in the hands of . 1 NO, L. MILLER, Esq., for
olleetion. Persons attending to this call may save
ost and conscience.
ALLEN" ROBERTSON, Adrn'r.
Sept ^0 .57 tf
"V* O'&'IC'E.--Application will be made at the
x ^1 next Session of the Legislature for a public
road, lending from Catawba Church, in the Indian
Land, through Ocighton's and Shurley's Land,
to the open road which leads to Massey's Ford, on
the Catawba River, a distance of about live miles.
Aug 2d 33 tsl
IOOIi HERE !?The notes and accounts of
A T. S. l'AGAX \* ('<).. have been placed in our
hands. Our orders are to COLLECT; anil nil per-1
sons indebted to tin in who do not come fownrd and
promptlv pnv. wili be sited. We mean what we say.
WILLIAMS & BE ATT V.
Aug 'J 31 2in
U~7E"ARE" ALTIIORISED TO ANNOUNCE
S. W. JACKSON, as a Candidate for
the office of Tax Collector for York District, at the
ensuring election.
Oct. 4 1854. 45 tf
"V^OTICE.--Application will be made at the
i.W next session of the Legislature of this State
for a Charter of Incorporation for the village of Rock
Hill in York District.
Sept. 13 d?? tsl.
BARRELS New Orleans MOLASSES, Ju?t
Receive and for s'ale by
W. K. 1IACKET.
July 20 tf
^rA\'TED.--FIFTY THOUSAND POUNDS
? of clean COTTON RAGS, for which u liberal
price will be given by
ADAMS & McCORKLK.
July o do tf
'V' OT1CE.?All persons indebted to us by Book |
_3l Account, prior to the first of January last, are
requested to call aud settle, either by Cash or Note.
Our Books niu.-t be closed.
ADAMS & MoCORKLE. ;
^ Juuo7 2'J tf i
NEW GOODS.
"OLACK and colored Cloths and Cassiraeres; Cut
_D Silk Velvet, Satin and Marseilles Vestings;
j Hose, Negro, Horse and Saddle Blankets; Kerseys,
| Linseys, Kentucky Jeans and Sattinetts; Solid Coli
ored Morinoe, Sheffield Cloths, Bombazines and AlI
paccas; Plain and Fancy Cashmeres and Worsted
j Goods; Plain and Figured, Black and Fancy Dress
; Silks; White and Black, wide Bobinett and Florences
; Solid and Fancy Printed Ginghams, Muslins
and Calicoes; Long Cloths, Osnaburgs and Brown
Shirtings; 5-4, 6-4 and 10-4 Brown and Bleached
Shirtings; Pillow-case Cottons, Bonnet Cord; Grass,
Flounced and Corded Skirts; Ready-made Skirts
and Ladies' Silk Vests ; Men's Cotton, Silk and Merino
Shirts and Drawers; Shirt Collars and fronts
for Shirts; Thread, Cashmere, Buck, Seal, Silk and
Woolen Gloves; Men's, Ladies, Misses and Children's
Cotton and Woolen Hosiery; fine and Common
Silk, Worsted and Woolen Shawls; Infant's
Robes, French Collars, Chemisetts and Undersleeves;
Mull, Jaconet, Book, Swiss, Cambric and Bar Muslins;
Talmas; Silk Mantillas, Silk Velvets and Surges
; Cotton, black Silk, and Thread Laces and Edgings
; Jaconet and Swiss Edgings and Iusertings ;
Plain, Bordered, Hem-stitched and embroidered
Linen and Cotton Handkerchiefs; Brown and Bleached
Table Damask, and Table Cloths ; Table Napkins ;
Crash, Cotton and Linen Diapers; Brown and White
Holland; Irish Linens, Long Lawns, Browu and
Bleached Cotton and Flax Drillings ; Bed Tickings,
Carolina Stripes, Apron Checks; White, Green and
Red Flannels; Plain Black and printed Cotton Velvets;
Black and Fancy colored Italian Cravats,
Stocks and Scarfs; Zephigarn, Perforated Board,
Silk Oil Cloths and white and colored Paper Cambrics
; colored Bareges, Silk Drops, Black Lace and
Love Veils; Black Italian and Hat Crape; Silk
Trimmings for Ladies Dresses; Cotton aud Silk
Haudkerchiefs; Furniture Dimity, Silesias, Padding,
Canvass, Wadding; Black and colored Sewing Silk
and Flax Thread; Spool Thread, Linen and Tapes;
Men's Woolen Comforts; Overcoats ; Dress, Frock,
ami Sack Coats, Vests and Pants for Men and Boy's ;
Ladies', Misses, and Childrens, Straw, Leghorn and
Silk Hats and Bonnets; Bridal Wreaths, Sprigs and
French Flowers, of new and lovely styles ; ladies,
Misses and Children's Shoes, Slips aud Gaiters;
Men's Youth's and Boy's Boots and Shoes: Trunks
and Carpet Bags; Letter and Writing Paper; Envelopes,
Note Paper, Blank and School Books. Just
Received by JAS. ALLEN, Jit.
Also, daily expected, a well selected assortment of
Hardware and Cutlery, Crockery and Glassware,
Paints, Medicines and Perfumery, Woodware,
Brooms, Groceries, &c., &c. Come and examine these
Goods before you buy. I will sell cheap aud no mistake.
' J. A., Jn.
Sept 17 37 tf
SCOTT'S LITTLE GIANT
CORN AND COB MILL,
PATENTED MAT 10, 1864.
THE attention of Planters, Farmers, and Stockfeeders
in general, is respectfully called to this
Mill, as the most important article of the kind now
in use : not only well adapted for grinding Cob Meal
for Stock, but Grits or fine Hominy for the table,
and especially Bread Meal from corn not fully ripe
in the fall.
In setting this Mill, no mechanic or frame work
are wanted, only requiring to be fastened to a door
or platform. Easily adjusted and used by any body,
even a child.
The LITTLE GIANT has received the first premiums
at the late agricultural Fairs of Missouri, Kentucky,
Maryland and other States ; and that in the
most complimentary manner; as well as the most
ready commendation from the thousands witnessing
its performance.
These Mills are guaranteed in the most positive
manner against defects or breakage; and No., 3 warranted
to grind 16 bushels of feed per hour with one
horse, and otferred at the low price of $65 all complete.
ready for attaching the team,?No. 4 at $75
grinds 20 bushels per hour with two horses.
Manufactured by SCOTT & MOCKBEE.
Augusta, On.
THOMAS S. MILLS, Agent.
Chester C. H., Aug., 2, 1855. 30 tl
PREPARATORY MILITARY SCHOOL,
YORKVILLE, S. C.
THE exercises of this Institution will be resumed
on MONDAY", the SECOND day of JULY.?
Pupils arc required to report promptly, and to this
end Parents and Guardians arc earnestly solicited to
send their sons and wards at, or as near as possible,
the begiung of the session. Each pupil is required
to uniform himself, and must have every article of
eluthinor marked. Those front other Districts will
C
hoard in certain families of the town, under the immediate
supervision of the Principals.
Tf.hms.?For each .Session of five mouths, S25 in
advance, or $30 at the end of the Session.
Board, including washing, fuel and lights. $10
mouth, in advance, or promptly paid at the end of
the month.
A. COWARlt,
. JENKINS.
Rkff.bf.xcrs.?Gen. James Jones. Grnniteville, S.
C.; Gen. D. F. Jamieson, Orangeburg. 0. 11., S. ;
Ex-Gov. J. If. Means, Buckhead, S. C.; Gen. Daniel
Wallace. Jonesville, Union, S. C.; Col. I. I>. Wilson.
Society Hill. Darlington, S. C.; Gen. R. G. M. Dnnovaut,
Ninety-Six Depot, Abbeville, S. C.
Vorkville, June 21, 1865. 24 tf
Jur exchanges in this State will give the shove
two insertions and send accounts.
MARBLE YARD.
CHESTER, S.C.
THE Subscribers inform the public generally that
they have opened a MARBLE YARD in Chester,
"v 0.. (uear the Depot) where tbey arc prepared,
with competent workmen, to execute all orders in
their line of business, such as
Plain and Ornamental Marble Work,
consisting of
Monuments, Toiubs, Headstones,
TABLETS. MANTI.E-PIECES. kc. They will keep
constantly on hand the best description of Italian
and American Marble, and their articles will be afforded
on terms as accommodating as they can he obtained
North or South.
MR. NEEF is a practical mechanic, thoroughly
versed in the business, and has been employed in
th<? best yards in the Uniccd States.
All orders for any article, addressed to the
subscribers, will meet with prompt attention and will
be packed and forwarded with the utmost care and
despatch.
SAM'L McNINCIfi
C. NEEF.
Chester, June30, 1855. 22 'if
SC IENTIFIC TAILORING.?The Subscriber
respectfully informs the citizens of York
District and the public generally, that lie lias opened
a Simp at Mr. Ml'LLEXAX'S STORE, near the
Kings Mountain Kail Road Depot, and one <loor
west of T. S. Pagan A Co., where lie intends to carry
on the TAILORING BUSINESS in all its various
branches, and will execute all orders promptly and
in the best style of workmanship. He will receive
regularly the London. Paris and New York Fashions
as they are issued, lie has an entire new system of
CUTTING, and will warrant his work to tit well according
to order. He will OUT garments of all kinds
and warrant them to tit when properly made up.?
He would return his sincere thanks to the public for
their patronage heretofore, and hopes from long experience
and strict attention to business, to merit a
share of public patronage. His charges will be
moderate for ea*h.
WILLIAM CLARK.
July 2t> Jin
TAILOR'S SHOP.?Messrs. T. & W. DICKSOX,
beg to make their acknowledgments to
their friends, for the liberal share of patronage they
have received: and inform their friends and the public
that they are still carrying on the TAILORING
BUSINESS in all its branches, at their stand one door
Smith of S. Sadler & Son. They have made arrangement
by which they will be abie to till all orders for
the best pialilies of Goods, and to make up out-tit*
in the latest stylo and the most workmanlike manner.
By strict attention and promptness, and a faith
fill execution of order*, they hope to continue to receive
a goodly "diaro of public patronage.
T. & W. DICKSON.
.Jan 25 3 ly
"VfOTICE.?Application will bo made at the
X x next session of the Legislature to have the tea'
and personal estate of A. .1. Craig, (and which isubject
to escheat) vested in ineon certain condition!-.
The real estate is bounded by lands of J. N. b. I.e.* - ley,
('. l>. Anderson, Sarah Spencer and A. J. Westbrook.
Roth the real and personal estate situtit.
and being in York District.
I'ATSKY ,011A115.
Aug 30 3d ?3l?i
WETIIGRILL & BROTHERS. pin.*
WHITE LEAD. For "ale by
ADAMS & McOORKl.K.
may 3 17 if
WHITE LEAD.?A large quantity, just received
and for sale by
AD1CKKS & WITHERS,
may 10 18 tf
N OTICE.?Application will be made at tha
next session of the Legislature for an amendment
to the charter of the towu of Yorkville.
Aug 23 33 3m