Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, November 01, 1855, Image 3
m/mMEiiiCINES,
\T WH'*'1*SAIjE OU KKTA11"
j P. BVRNETT & Co.
i vv rs rcoo'VMl*n larr? i.HMo.j to their stock,
Jm. o,)'. st'n? ol BRINGS and CHEMICALS, Paints
n-idO'' W"u1oaG a-sand 1'ut.y, Varnishes. llrushw
piubs. Soap-, lVrfii'?ery and Fancy Articles. j
'n Country Si 'rehanN and Physioians, we will
().?r liberal inducement-, go <r?<-it<"dng everything
.> represented. We make our purchases with cash
of manufartur'rs and impnrtcis. and 'eel assured]
that in most articles ?re ev? compete v ti anyone in
the State. We only u-k an examination of our stock, i
Prompt attention given to all orders. Goods carefully
packed and forwarded as directed. Prescriptions
accurately dispensed.
L. P>. HARNETT & Co.
Vorkville, Oct. 30, lSoo. 43 tf
nTlIITE LEADS, Paints, Dry and in 0.1,
V Spts. Turpentine, Camphene, Burning Fluid,
FirtX-So-^d Oil, Tanner's, Sperm, Sweet, and Castor !
DIN, Sand and Calcined Plaster, Varnishes, Window
Class and Putty. Just received and for salo by i
L. P. BARNETT & Co. 1
Nov 1 43 tf
OX H ARROW, POHAUE, Tricopherous, !
Kathairon, Carolina Hair Ton e, Chews Kau :
T.nstrate Huir T^nic, Macassar and Benr6 Oil, with ;
? .uy other articles for beautifying and improving i
:i. hair. For sale bv
L. P. BARNETT & Co.
Nov 1 43 tf
id tl)EOG\E, &C.--A fino assortment of CoV
logues and Extracts, for the handkerchief; Fancy
and Tablet Soaps, Nail, Teeth, Hair and Flesh !
Brushes. For sale bv L. P. BARNETT.
Nor 1 48 tf
SI LPHATE QUININE, |
i?D 1 ?line, lodidc-Pota-h, Morphine, Tannin &c. i
t .V Sale by L. P. BARNETT & CO.
N..v 1 * 43 tf
? i
Ul.\(iLG AND BOtBLE TRESSES, |
k / for adults children and infants; Gents and La
lies Shoulder Braces. Supporters and Bandages. |
For Sale bv L. P. BARNETT & CO.
N v 1 * 43 tf
OEi.EC'T POWOERS, Extracts, Gums, I
k7 Sails, and Ointments, Tinctures, Essences and j
K-sential Oils. Just Received and For Sale by
L. P. HARNETT \ CO.
Nov 1 43 tf
DR. ?I iRCiSBSIS PTERIN K Catholieon :
Mustang ami Venetian Liniments, Pain Killer
ami Spanish Mixture. For sale bv
L. P. HARNETT & CO.
Nov 1 43 tf
t^SSEXCE OF COFFEE, Yeast Powders
J ami Hops. For sale by
Nov 1 L. P. BARNF.TT & CO.
I 1 AY 1X 4 CIO IRS.?Choice bran Is. For
I 1 sale by L. P. HARNETT & Co.
Nov 1 43 tf
HISYS1CIAXS SHOP FIRXITI IIE.
B Medical Sa-ldle-Bags, Surgical Instruments ,vc.
Just Received by L. P. HARNETT & Co.
Nov 1 ' 43 tf
4 1 ECE.?A Sup wior article of White and Cabi"
IT net Maker's Glue. For Sale bv
L. P. HARNETT & Co. j
Nov 1 43 tf
i
| ARGE SALE OF NEGROES.?As Ad
e A iniuistrator of the Estate of R. A. YOl'NUE.
deceased, I will expose to public sale on the 221
d iy of NOVEMBER next, at bis late residence,
eight miles East of Charlotte, on the Wadesborough
B ad. a lot of THIRTY-FIVE LIKELY NEOROKS.
Also, Horses, Mules, Cows, Hogs, Sheep, Corn,
XVheir, Fanning Tools. \c.
W. WALLACE. A Im'r.
Charlotte, Oct. 3d, 18">5. 13 3t
g EGI^LATIVE REPORTS.?The snbi
a scribers will i>sue every moruing during the
-ession of the South Carolina Legislature, fttil reports
of the proceedings of both brttncltes. including
Speeches and Debates, and at tlie close of the session
put up. in a neat ijuarto from, the entire matter.
printed on fir?t quality paper and neatly bound, j
for So per copy.
As our reports are intended to be co/nj-hte, our :
patrons may expect to learn more of tbe hu*?n<-.-s or'
the Legislature that has heretofore been reported.
The Time?" will be supplied daily for Sl.UO iluring
the session and directed through the Post Office
u> any point. i
First class Stenographic Reporters are engaged,
and no expense or labor win oe avomeu mm u?..? ..v
necessary to our complete success. Our friends will |
please forward their orders.
E. If. DR1TT0N & Co. i
Oct. 18 41 tf
fljc flailn ?onHj (Carolinian.
J \?/ "5 J I
Our Session Paper.
HAVING made the necessary arrangements to
furnish full and accurate reports of Legislative
and other proceedings, by the engagement of the
be.-t reporters, we offer our Daily Session Paper on
the usual terms of One Dollar for the session.
Having the advantage of Hoe's Mammoth Press,
which will print both sides of the paper at the same i
time, we will be able to keep it open to the latest ,
hour, and thus have an advantage never previously
enjoyed in Columbia. Every effort will be used to
make it satisfactory to our subscribers.
if. W. GIBBES.
Oct 11 40 tf
Removal.
Messrs. lindsay & thomasson announce
to their customers and the public that they
have removed their establishment temporarily to the
store formerly occupied by them, one door North of j
WALKER'S HOTEL, where they are prepared to .
servo their friends as usual. They have now on 1
hand a good assortment of
Drugs, Medicines, Dye-Stuffs, &c.,
nnd all articles in their line of the best quality, and j
nt reasonable prices.
J. F. LINDSAY,
D. H. THOMASSON.
Yorkville, Mar. 1. 8 tf
WILLIAM M. Tl.WO,
MB m timsaii Bin!
FOR FLORIDA COTTON,
North Commercial Wharf, Charleston, S. C.,
WITH A BBAXCH,
07 Bay-Street, Savannah, Ga.
Oct 11 40 6tmo i
Notice to Creditors.
Davis ) Bill for
vg> [ Sale of Land to
Elizabeth Darnall and | pay debts.
Susan Darnall, et. al. J
4 LL persons having demands against the estate of I
j\_ Elijah C. Darnall, deceased, are hereby notified I
to present aud establish their demands before me, J
o? or before .he tatdjjrrf ' <c E y D I
v^lrrille. Oct. 16, 1855. [$5] 41?3m
o nnd forward f
*** Charlotte Whig copy o ui^mv
account to this office.
THE riEST PREMIUM
FOR PIAITO FORTES.
THE largest and best assortment of
PIANOS ever offered in Columbia, is to
J J w J J be found now at the MUSIC STORE of
)VM. RAMSAY', 178 Richardson-street. 1
Every PIANO has the latest and best improvements,
arc of the latest style, and guaranteed superior in
tone and finish?and are sold at prices to suit the times. :
Parties wishing five, ten, fifteen or more, can have j
them at a liberal discount.
Jan. 0 1 tf
'VJ"OTIC'E.?-VII persons wanting HITCHING
Aw done?well done?and quick done, can be accommodated
by calling at LOWRY & AY'ERY'S,
who are authorized to make engagements. I am so
situated, that I can command any number of bauds,
from 5 to oft. My prices are Seventy-five ceuts per j
Jay, for each hand when boarded ; and One Dollar '
P. KIRKSEY. I
when not. #
Vorkville, Oct. 22, 42 3t j
I 4.ST NOTtCE.?All pe j*sons indebted to A. j
I 2 F. McCONNELL uud LOVE & McCUSSELL by j
So to or Account, nro hereby notified to make pay- '
ment to OfU'on'or before the 1st December next, or I
their .Votes arid Accounts will be placed in the hands j
of an Olficer for collection. \ j
W.M. a MILLER, Assignee.
J. M. ItOSti, Agt. of Creditors.
Oct 2-1 42 \ (it
"V*" OTICU.--.Applicntion wtll be made to the
1. w Legislature ut its next Session to vest in John
Scott, the real estate of John Scott, Sr., deceasedsame
being escheated property.
Aug 80 84 8m ?
READY-MADE CLOTHING!
NEWFIRH! NEW GOODS U
Daniel C. Williams,
UAYIXir purchased the interest of E. Fulling
& Co, iu ilie CLOTH 1N?J ESTABLISHMENT
o, F. H. Siniril & Co., thre business will n?reni'tor be
conducted by tuc undersigned, nt lite ?>ld stand, under
the title of
SDitllL & WILLI VT1S.
The store 1ms recently been enlarged, and replenished
with a new stock of HEADY-MADE CLOTH
INU of every variety, manufactured in the latest
styles, and purchased in New York by the Senior
Partner expressly for this market. We are now receiving
daily, and opening additional supplies of
Gentlemen's
FURXISIIIXG GOODS;
Fine Dress, Business and Great C>at?; Fine and
Coarse Pants; Vests, Shirts, Gloves, Cravats, Hosiery
; Umbrellus and Trunks; and every variety and
quality of Goods usually kept in a Clothing Store.?
These goods we are determined to sell to good customers
at the
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES ;
and wc respectfully solicit and hope, by fair dealing,
low prices, nnd the display of an excellent assortment,
to obtain the same generous measure of patronage
hitherto given to our establishment. Call at
the old stand.
USaf Being very desirous to close up the affairs of
the old firm, we must earnestly request all persons
indebted to call and nuke settlement.
F. II. SIMRIL,
D. C. WILLIAMS.
In connection with the Clothing Store, the undersigned
will continue to conduct his Tailor's Shop;
aivl will be prepared to execute nil orders in ins line
with despatch and in the best style.
' r. II. SIMRIL.
Oct 11 40 8m
NORMAL COLLEGBT
Randolph County, N. C.
FS11I1S Institution is situated four miles from ''High
JL l'oint," on the North Carolina Railroad, about
one mile from tlie Western Plank Road, and eighteen
I from Greensboro.' The buildings which are now
finished consist of an elegant brick edifice, three
stories high, and of ample dimensions, well furnished
and finished, together with extensive boarding ar!
rangeiuents both public and private. The Appara!
tus. made l?y ('hambcrlain and Ritchie of Huston,
i is of the very best character: the Museum and all
1 other appliances properly belonging to a College, are
: such a^the spirit of the ago demands. The extent.
| thoroughness and finish of Instruction are suited to
I the dignity of an enterprising State, and have been
matured bv the wisdom of a large board of Trustees.
headed by Hi-* Excellency the Governor, John
A. Gilmer. Hon. J. C. Dubbin, Sic. The Collegiate
year is divided into three Terms of fourteen weeks
1 each : a holyday of two weeks is given at Christmas
i and one week about the fifth of April, but students
from a distance arc nut expected to return home till
the Summer vacation. The location is easy i f access
by rail and plank roads, within iw ?days diive of the
iine.-t mountain scenery in the South, and is itself in
a rolling country of first rate water and cheap living.
The entire expense varies from about $dl to Slo *p'
term, or from !>'Jd to 8120 per annum. All money
must be placed in the hands of the President, and it
any pocket money is to be allowed, parents should
give precise instructions as to the amount. Money
sufficient to pay the Janitor's fee per annum)
and to purchase books must be deposited in advance.
it 11 OI IILT Jl II" UUV ill IJIV." Vim V'i iXIV i vi Hi
and must l?o promptly settled. Rooks can bo obtained
at tin1 College, but clotliinjr should always l><
furnished from home. All communication^ >iioul<I
be directed to Normal College. f." fatal, /u. >
can be obtained by application to the President.?
Tlie next Term will begin on ibe 12th <?f September.
lb CRAVEN, Pri.-'i lent.
Oct 11 -10 .1,
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE,
House and Lot in Yorkvillc.
FJllIE Subscriber offers f<>r .-a',;-, bis HOUSE and
X l.t'Ton Liberty Street in Yoikviile. Tbe Lot
contain- -j of an Acre, ami is one of the nio.-t eligible
situations in town for a private rcsKMiee. i>n
the premises there is an excellent two-story Dwelling
House, and all necessary outbuildings. Also, a
tract of land on the Lundsford Road. containing
- v rvis ,%c-w*KW.
all woodland?well timbered. ' bie other tract about
one mile and | from town, containing
FORTl'-OXE ACRES,
about thirty-five Acres in cultivation. This tract i*
well watered, and has a fine strip of MEADOW
GROUND. One other tract, know as the
MEADOW TRACT,
containing NINE ACRES. This is p.* good Meadow
as there is in the District. These lands lying in the
vicinity of town, are very valuable, and 1 will make
the terms ea-v and accommodating.
J. .1. SNIDER.
Oct 2-"> 42 dm
ML^ISie)ILI3 ? ll?o
CHESTER, S. C.
rpiIK co-partnership recently existing between C.
X NEEF and SA.M'L McNINTll having been dissolved,
the undersigned respectfully announce* to
the citizens of
YORK AND CHESTER,
and the surrounding Districts, that the business will
in future be carried on in his own name, at the former
STAXD YEAR THE DEPOT.
lie is prepared to execute all orders in his line of i
business, such as Plain and Ornamental MAUI5LE- j
WORK, consisting of Monuments, Tombs. Head- j
Stones, Tablets, Mantel-Pieces Sc. Jle w ill keep on
hand the best description of j
ITALIAN & AMERICAN MARBLE,
and has secured the services of experienced and :
tasteful workmen. All orders addressed to him, at
? ?M1 ?" ,..;?i. iiw.mnt ntfiMitinii: and will i
Chester, win wivi ...... y
BE PACKED AXD FORWARDED
with the utmost care and despatch. Tiie terms will
be made as accommodating as they can ho obtained j
cither North or South.
SAM'L McNIXOII. j
Cliester. Oct. 18 22 Iv
" I
Commissioner's Sale.
Alexander II. Farr, ct. al. 1
vs. j- Dill for Partition. !
1). Goudclock, Ex'r, et. al. J
IN obedience tc tlic order of the Court of Equity, j
I will expose to public sale at York Court IIou>c j
on MONDAY" the l'Jth of NOVEMBER next, the j
tract of land described in the pleadings in the above !
case, situate in Y'ork District, on Fanning's Branch,
near Broad Uiver, bounded by lands of Mrs. Eliaore,
Wm. McCrcight, dames Stewart, R. E. Kennedy and
others, containing
695 AC PES.
Teums.?Cash enough to pay the costs of this suit
?the balance on a credit of one and two years, with j
interest from the day of sale, purchaser to give bond !
and two good sureties and a mortgage of the prenii- j
ses to secure the payment.
JXO. L. MILLER, r. e. v. j>.
Oct 23 (S4J) 42 4t
tH r/A REWARD.?Runaway or Stolen from J
Jp 01/ the subscriber on the night of the 20th in- ,
stant, a NEGRO WOMAN named MARIA. Said ne- J
gro is a little over the ordinary size, inclined to be j
fleshy, color black. She had three children with I
her. The two oldest are mulatto boys; one between |
four aud five, the other between two and three years ,
of age. The youngest is an infant?black. 1 have j
every reason to believe they have been stolen, and !
arc uow in the possession of a White Man. who is I
endeavoring to take them to a free State. I have no i
idea what direction he has taken, but will give Fit- ,
ty Dollars reward for the recovery of the negroes, j
Address, VALENTINE ATKINSON,
Chestcrville, S. j
Oct 2-3 42 4t*
i
A FAIR WARNING.?The citizens of the !
j. V vicinity of Vorkville, having l)een of late much 1
aggrieved bjr negro depredations on their premises, j
have determined to take measures to rid themselves j
of the annoyance. They therefore warn the people :
of Vorkville against trading with their slaves, for 1
any articles, unless the written permission of the !
master, required by law, is obtuined. They are j
compelled to resort to harsh measures, and after the
expiration of one month will proceed to prosecute all j
persous who are known to be guilty of the offonce. I
York District, Oct. 18, 1855. 41 tf
i
* (
NOTICE.-?-Application will be made at the |
next Session of the Legislature to Incorporate
a Protestant Episcopal Church in Vorkville.
may 3 1" tsl
NOTICE.?Application will be made at tbe j
next session of the Legislature, for an amend- j
ment to tho charter of the Yorkville Fire Engine
Company. s flm
Aug 25 9a
v
^ }
\:
\
Commissioner's Bale.
| Wallace & Davis. *| '
vs. ] Bill for .-ale of land , I
j Kiizabo'.h Dirna.ll and to pay debts. ^
i Susan Darn ill, et. nl. J
BY Virtu of an ord r of the C cart of K |'iity v
to me directed, in the above case. f will j-.-II " i
the premises, on the 1st MONDAY IN NOVjKMBK!? ,,
next, the tract of lan.1 do-cribed in the bill in tiii- v
j ca-e, containing t
143 ACRES, 11
i situate in York District, on the waters of Sugar , a
Creek, bounded by lands of A. B. Springs, Nancy 1]
1 \w 1 t ni A4i.A?? ! u
I Aicueiium, .mines uioYiu- miu uiiicis.
TERMS OF SALE : j0
A sufficiency of cash to pay the cost of these pro- ! ?
cccdings; the balance of the purchase money on a ; p
credit of twelve months, with interest from the day L
of sale; to be secured by bond and personal seeuri- ! a
ty and a mortgage of the premises. Purchaser to t
; pay for papers.
JXO. L. MI I .LEU. | s
[$3.1] C. E. V. D. a
| Oct 13 41 3t
Commissioner's Sale. !*
In Equity.?York. ! ^
. Christina Wylie and others, | i b
vs. [ Dill for Partition. ' h
I J. D. Wylie. J j h
IX obedience to the order of the Court of Equity. . c
made in the above case, June Term, 1855, 1 will ^
expose to public sale at York Court House on the t
1ST MOXDAY J\ KOVCMBER
next, a tract of land belonging to the estate of p
William Wylie, deceased, situate in York District, ' ||
on the waters of Tool's Fork Creek, bounded by p,
] lands of John S. llratton. Augustus Stultze, W. A. \
! Moore and others, containing t 0
1S1 AIRES.
Tkrms.?Cash enough to pay the costs of this ;
| ?uit; the balance on a credit of twelve months, j ~
with interest from the day of sale, purchasers to i
; give bond and two good sureties.
.1X0. 1.. MILLER, c. it. y. !>. f
; Commissioner's Office. I ($1)
Y'orkville, Oct. 1, 1855. j 'it j,
Commissioner's Sale.
?
Samuel L -wry ami Wife, "J j w
vs. I Bill for Partition j
Lucicn li. Miskdlv and i of Slaves.
others. * J ill
| TX obedience to the Decretal order of the Court of ; "
3 Equity. made in the above case, at .June Totid. j l"
j 1S.V1, 1 will expose to public sale at York Court
House, on the 1st MONDAY in NOVEMBER next, 1
, TllliEK SLAVES, viz: Saliua, Daniel, ami Me Dart. ,
I Said Slaves sold for ?livl>I??n among the ?li- tributcc
ami heirs at law in the above stated ease. tj
7V/ >/)*.?Ca-li enough to pay costs ??f this suit, the
' balance of the purchase money on a credit of twelve
months with interest from date, the purchaser f ;i
give bond and good sureties. ?
.INo. L. MILLER, ?
p. e. v. i>.
Commissioner's Office, ) [.-'-'-'I\ ] <
Yorkvilie, Oct. ('?. IS00, 1 l'( It
1
Commissioner's Sale,
In Equity.?York. ?
Wylie L. Harris, Trustee.) Bill I'mitim. J
, ami next friend of 1
Eliza M. ANtoii. | Sale ft:.: t property ;
' V~* ' r
fl corgi* Steele at el others. ) a . 1 R.iL
f N obedience to the ord 1 of t C n:t . f E'piiiy. ; 1I(
1 3 made in the above -tit- \ ? >., . i n'R expo.-e t" \;
public sale at Yo:kvL'onit Ilou>e. .01 tbe
ISC MO\BlT I\ \OYEMBER
"! 1
I next, one lot in Ymkvilie. n linn.; . it ct, |;i. .wi. ,.(
i as the < >L!> DAVIDS??\ b .ami-i by lot- ..| (|
Eli .Meek. .Mrs. ,\nn \V!,j 1 and l?- . .1. E. L;"d v..
. containing about <)NK HALE At "BE.
t E: I: n *. j,
l":lsh enough t.. pay the c..s,. ..| th;s -n r. the
: nice ..f the purchase 1,;.on a credit of one at: ;
1 two years, wirli interest from the day of -ale. j nr- L
eha-crs to pvr bond and two goo I sureties and a
i niortgi.trc of the premises. '
.1XO. L. MILLER, r. e. V. I>.
CoiliiiiS-siuiivr"* Ortii', t [$4] I T
Yorkville, Oct. 1. IS00. j 3b ot |
Commissioner's Sale. 'i
. W. D. Uo-boroti'di. ft. </'. .
. 1 ... p , Bill for Partition,
i A. I?. i mow n:;?l wjio.
and c.tl.eis. I |
1ft Y order of :!ie Court of Equity, in this cae. ;1 . .
9 Commissioner will expo.-e t-? j.a!.lie sale. :.t
j Chester C. II.. on the l-t Monday i". X-.v nib.-i . Tj
i next, a tract of laud belonging t>. the esttto n Jtto. ; ]
I !;..-bo|ouah. d. Ceased, railed the Tin ley t'r<->..
j Plautatun. containing ' |>
.Yl~i ACRES. j *
\
situated in Y. ik Di-tiicr. on tiic lln.iim road, boun
d"d by land- of Win. Mintef, C nwf.iid, Tleom j
1- Xance. E/ekie! Samlet .- at; ! nthm-. 't here is* mi j ^
| the place comfort able nil ! : g . a fine -priug of wn- j ^
j H i', ami ah .ut one hundred ami tbity :i.*r".? of ; _
Boi roii MAIL j
1 The plantation i? well-watered ami w.di adapted t>- J
! cotton ami grain.
I Terms >i' Sale: Ca-h sunieimt to defray the ex:
penses of sale, the balance mi .1 credit <>f one, two |
; 1 iid three years, with interest from the first day of 1
.January next. Posses-ion to be delivered mi that .
day. The purchaser to give bond with at least two
good sureties to secure the purchase money, ami to
pay for all necessary title deeds.
MATTHEW WILLIAMS, c. e. c. p.
Oct IS 41 8t
Commissioner's Sale. j ii
Win. E. Kelsry, (iuardinn, |
vs. j l'. titimi to sell
Alexander A. Xeoly an<l >' Real Estate.
Jlyder A. D. Neely.
IS V Order of the Court of Equity in thi* ca-e, the i FI
J Commissioner will expose to pul.lie sale at York J
j Omrt Housfc, on the nilST MONDAY I.N XOVKM- j pi
RKH next, the plantation or tract of land willed by m
John Xeely, deceased, to the Defendants, containing 1 T
>00 ACRES, !?'
situated iti York District, and bounded by lands of 1
the estate of Mary C. Howell, A. .Steele, John Mc- b<
Cullough and J. M. Monro. C
Terms of Sit/e.?Cash sufficient to pay the costs of j cl
this proceeding, the balance on n credit of one and i
two years, the purchaser to give bond with good and 1 mi
sufficient sureties, and a mortgage of the promises, in
The purchaser to pay for all ticces-arv papers.
MATTHEW WILLIAMS,
C. E. C. D. !
Commissioner's Office, 1 j Chester,
Oct. <>, 1855. J 40 4t
Commissioner's Sale.
]?. P. Moore and others, ) T!
vs. j- Hill for Partition. I cl
D. W. Steadman & others. J I ti
IX obedience to an order of the Court of Equity. 1 '
will expose to public sale on tbcprcmises, on the ! w
loth day ot XOVEMDElt next, the tract of land be- !
longing to the estate of Jane lb McOorklc, deceased, j cc
situate in York District, on the waters of Fishing j
Creek, bounded by lands of W. Ib Wilson, Richard to
Sadler, William P. Thomassou, Samuel Steele and j ,()
others, containing ! jy
361 ACRES, j ti'
sold for partition and division among the distrilm- ' T<
tees and heirs-at-law of the said Jauc Ib McCorkle, j
deceased.
Tkkms.?A sufficiency of cash to pay the costs of 1 _
?the balance on a credit of one, two and three |
years, with interest from date, purchasers to give j
bond and two good sureties to secure the purchase ' H
moncv. '
JXO. L. MILLER, c. v.. v. t>. | L:
? ? on i I
Commissioner's utuco, \ , v..
Yorkville, .S. C., Oct. 22, 1^3-3. f 12 " St j
j su
Estate Sale. j
4 T the samo time and place, we will expose to j ,n
public sale, the personal estate of said deceas- j ,l 1
ed, consisting of ! c'i
16 LIKELY KEGilOES, j nn
four Mules, Cattle, Corn, Fodder, Wagon, and Far- I
iniug Utensils, Carriage aud Harness, Household j _
and Kitchen Furniture.
Terms.?A credit of twelvemonth* with interest j
from date, purchasers to give note and good seenri- T
ty. ! I
D. I). MOORE,) . , , i it
J. L. MOOllE. / A,,inr- ib
Oct 22 42 St 1st,
momsxqmz elm *
DR. 85. Jl, ( OltH, Tv
1 WTTLL t?c pleased to receive Professional Calls in Fj
? the departments of MEDICINE and SU HOE- Ca
UV. Unless professionally absent, he may be found t0j
at his residence, Fort Mill Depot, York Dist., S. C.
Oct 11 40 ly
YORK SHERIFF'S SALES,,
BY Virtue of Writs of Fieri Facias, to me directed,
will he sold between the legal hours of Sheriff;
laic, on MIC FIRST MONDAY in NOVEMBER
est. :it York Court House, the following property,
iz:?
Will Ik* sold by virtue of an order from the Court
f Ordinary for York District, oil the 1st Monday in
ov.uii'i v next, a tract of land, lying in said Di>rict,
oil the waters of Taylor's Creek, hounding on
andsof John Neely, A. Steele, John McCullough
:id T. M. Moore, containing 113 Acres; sold to make
mrtition muong the heirs-at-law of Mary C. Howell,
lecenscd. 1
Will be sold by virtue of an order from the Court
f Ordinary for York District, on the 1st Monday in
tovcmber next, a tract of land, represented by a
ilnt marked 1?, containing ?7 Acres, hounding on
amis of Thomas Tlioiiias.-on, T. M. Neely, D. Faris
nd Mrs. .Susan Hutchison, sold for paitiiion among
he heirs at law of Sam'l 15. Hutchison, deceased. 1
One tract of laud whereon the defendant now reides,
levied on as the property of Robert I). Foster
t the suit of Bowen & Fair, and others. 1
One tract of InnU whereon ttie mieratants now reidc,
levied on as the property of Jihn and James
Cenmore, at the suit of Jno. L. Carrol. 1
One tract of land levied on p- the property of J.
Harris at the suit of Wm. S. Daniels, for otliers,
our. led l>y lands of E. E. Harris, M. A. Harris,
inds of the estate of Hugh Harris, deceased, and
y lands of Clark Harris, containing sixty-seven nres,
more or less. 0
One tract of" land containing 200 Acres, adjoining
indsof Win. Black, Gilbert EriUo, Dr. W. J. Good,
nd lhifns Meek. Also, one house and lot situated
l Vorkville, near the Kings Mountain Railroad Dent,
Also, seven Negroes, viz: Tom and his wife,
lachael; Minerva and her four children?Joe, Aired,
Sue ami the Baby, levied on as the property of
lartin Mullenax, at the suit of S. E. Bratton and
thcrs. 2
S. C. VOl^JMjOO^ s. v. r>.
Vorkville, Oct. lT.lf^-. .
SALE OF VALUABLE LANDS.
I^llE Subscriber otiers for sale a valuable planta.
lion known as tbe McECNEY T11 AC J', contniuig
about JJVS ACUliN,
ring on Dry Crock in this Di.-tnet, eighteen miles
nun Chester. ('. II., and sixteen from Vorkville.?
ibout one half of this tract is cleared. and in a good
tate of cultivation, very productive, well improved,
ith a
comfort a but: nw
iin 11 nil-)1. Smith-Simp. N< ;.r < i?" ?? an'l oilier
nlliuiliiiii^s. Ho i- uImi ili-nii* tit* of .-oiling anotli:
lu.lv ofiati-l known :is I lie
.M>lli:SO\ TRAC T.
out::iuiii^r upwards of TWO ACHES?
ivonty-fivo or tliirlv A?-re> of v. it-h i- II .tnmi I.nrnl,
limit (.ut'-liulf in timber : n?l i!o other l.alf in culvntioii.
Tlii- p'arr li:i? on ;t rv ? >!:*i ; < :i11 I othr
ro?|ui>ito oni-l.iiiM'i.o- < : !!! i: t-> *nial! fariii*.
T!io-o !: ii-w!?irh n>-< ! i. . r 11^i.i ? 111i :i furtor
titan a fir-*!'i:l ;i:-j < :" n. ii !<i on tlm
lost p-a-ioriM" term I i i;rtli?T particular*.
. r-oii- are i..j-0 -to'i i ? :. 1' In1 -iil.MTilicr at hi*
i-i i<; .o. a1', it two it i!< ? N i-:. >1 Bulloch's Creel,
hue. h.
v HUBERTS.
0. i:: tf
l'./- ('Ii.?-!"r S:ami u I ; . i! f..rl?i?l, an?l foraril
aceoiu.t to thi- ... i e.
vai.i* \I;i,i:
PROPERTY FOR'SALE.
1111E Siilwi-ri1.iT oll'.-r* f..r-<l(. |,j-jLANTATI< ?N.
. >itn:ite?l f.?iir mile- S >nlli - i York villi*, an I oi;e
ii!e I! i?t "f I'i.il i.leipiii.i >!: . loll oil tlie Kir.jf"?
loiiiitain I! tii if . I. T o't. i T contain-'
r?<n u in: :
lit !i.i!f of wlii-'h i- in enltii.. >.. Tin1 iinp.ovc1.:
... > !. -v.-. f :;:i < fk-l . i' II .--.
I. \.o !!it;;n II - ami S -l \
. # 15 4 R A C ii *-T K E1E%I A ii.
r.i <'.? - . ' e .i!oi-r.. .! N. . ) iii.ti-i'S. At tlie
>nie p! ic?\ r I.-.-j - :
< WiniRi 4 'S'.i: ITvV CI.TR A<;,
i > ! '? -II'. . :. I i n ].; ?? Il >': ?. Tin*
i.aee i- l;.-f ir.-m ! .! e:n* <>! . kne--. aiei
>r i I il ' v. i. : v. a:i I ..it * i. rations
o i: I oi- S-jW' 'l t.. my v. ,-uichase,
io n.-, cult t o til*.
to si it tiei: i?: :u ii ^1:1:.
i l a 1 arj.iin oa . i?- 1 i ! I.y aii-rnV application t>.
it* siii.-enoer . Ji t! pr>: i. i
T .. AI BUMTII.
Aujr'.i >T1 if
AflSTil USD PjMKa
]l!i;!-i ! \ rt brio- hi friend*
jj_ ;i |, i ,, jni * ' .! .11 i '; \. i i:' !? v.: 11 :it 11 !: I t"
.. . ! .I:. mkkcu.W!/.!'.
NKC1K 'IIS. SIim'K, Ft l i IT I'll I!, an l <voit
mi I. at > f< r. -ioti.
! i ? *??! u-f i i?i 1i;m w ' r.-mj Ty atr
I a..d Ii:i 1:1: !': :> fttilli : .
I!' |-?-I I I'll - - >!? . ? thanks ' > ii.o c'.."/f!?* < !
rkvi'.io r?:i t vii'jiiiiv, f??r the ' j. >i.iv
'. ivjtiio'r i.c-|. Wv I .1 ?ll. a 1 11 I* . l'\ -iI if*
t I I. l! -; I. . ? I : .1 ' I'tililliO?'
"1" - :ilt\ A If."
V. K M i.'i.ll \Ni: A o .
S. ('.
i r: ... i
Yot'l> i!!- ?V.'. I. ? !:ivv?un. Jm. [.. Miller, I> tii'l
'illiani*.
Ch'totr.?A. <i. l'.igan
Lahctisftr.?J. t'uretoii. .1. II. V therspoon. I
Xorth Ciiroh'io.?V?*. I,, Irwin, Irwin.
I'liinnvWt'.?P.Kocnan.
Yorkville. July -< . 1s.V?. Jl tf
Tlic Chester IS* ?*i?!:ii*?I. (vrfirti.'M Ilorald. t'ntivillc
Journal and 1. neaster Luwer, will copy ' > ,
MIPS weekly. lol'W , ; i| itCOilltlCr.
ASMSNISTi aim1 S ALE. j
I
Tj LiKeSy A>grocs.
Kill 12 undersigned, A"Jniini~t.:it.n< of the estate ? <"
i WILLIAM IMiTTl'S. deiv:,.,,|. will ex|mse t? !
iltlic outcry, at the residences. |\ Snttijn, live i
iles North i f Fort Mill Itejii.t in tlii^ District, on |
lll'USDAY, the l!7t!i day of bS.(;MMI5Kll next.1
e Library and I
IIOI SKIIOLV ETiiXin itK
longing to said estate, togethi i T.^h "_'u ?r 07 VAL- !
A 151.12 NI10U012S, men, wot. i n, buy*, ^irls ami '
lildrou. |
Tkbms.?All stuns tindnr five'Vb'v, cn: li: for all i
mis over five dollars a credit of uv* lve months with 1
tcrest from the day of sale.
T. X. PET1T.S,
S. P. SUTTON.
York l>ist., Oct. 11, 18of>. 40 12t
Valuable Land For Sale,
rllE .Subscriber offers for sale a t,- uc; of laud, lying
about ten miles South K-.s, of"thc village.?
lie tract contains 23S ACUJi'.S. a'w.ut 00 Acres
cared, under good fence ami*. IjhL'li state of culv.tion,
the balance is
WUOULl\?,
ell timbered. On tlio premises, there is a gopd
welling and all necessary outbuildings, ami an ex- j
illcnt Spring of water.
Tnese lands arc well adapted to the culture of cr.t- J
n. If not disposed of privately, 1 will expose it
public -ale at York C<urt House on the l.-t MONAY
in DECEMBER next. The sale will be posirc?the
highest bidder the buyer. No-mistake! ?
mis easy and accommodating.
1. XT. "JOHNSON.
Oct 11 JO 8t
LANDS FOR SALE,
rHE Subscriber offers for sale Ins plantation in
York District, lying on tli- main road from
mcastcrville to Yorkville. via. Cureton's Ferry, sev- j
miles of Rock Hill Depot. Tli-re is about one- j
If in cultivation, with convenient improvements,
ch as DWEI.LI NO HOUSE and necessary outlaid- 1
nps. c iitaininp Zo-l ACHES, troll watered. Al- j
li)2 Acres. ALL WOODLAND, about one mile |
on the latter place. I will, inn few* weeks, have
dwelling put up on it, and some fi ft teen Acre>ared.
Said lands are good for rottun or corn,
il bargain-; will be given, a.? f am anxious to sell. 1
W. P. McFADDKN. j
Sept 27 *18 tf
"new grocery store.
AM just receiving at tny store opposite ROSE'S !
HOTEL, a choice stock of FAMILY GROCERIS,
which I will sell for Cash, at lower prices than
ev can bo purchased elsewhere in this place. My
ick consists of
BEST HIO A\D JAVA COFFEE,
'\r Orli-ftnfl, Clarified, Pulverized, Crushed, Porto
ft ie mi ml Steam Refined Sugars. I
veuty Hoviel-j New Orleans Syrup; Sncar House
and Pof-to Rico Molasrcs. * " 1
ftv Saeks of Salt. R'ce, Sardines, Fresh Oysters in
ns. Pickles. Preserves and Jollies of various kinds,
lethor with the u^ual variety of a F.miilv Grocery.
W. K. HACKET. I
Mvcb 29 la - tf
LIVERY ANO SALE STABLE.
THE undersigned has purchased the stock heretofore
employed by Col. L. P. SADLER, and
respectfully informs his friends in this vicinity aud
THE TRAVELLING COMMUNITY
generally, that he will carry 'on, at the old stand in
the rear of G. R Ratchford's Store, the business of
a Livery and Sale Stable, in all its departments.?
lie is fully prepared with
A GOOD STOCK
to furnish accommodations at a moment's warning;
n;:d will hire horses and vehicles by the day or convey
travellers by experienced and
CAREFUL DRIVERS,
to anv desired noint. Ilis lots are sufficiently large
i justness Itoticcs.
i
! MASONICJE TINGS.
v Ay piiil1wthropic lodge, No.
; W 78, A.-. F.\ M.\ meets regularly on the
THIRD MONDAY EVENING of each month. {
D. M GRIST, Secretary.
J
M ickey chapter, No. ?, r.?. a.\ ;
M.*. holds its regular Communications on the
! FIRST TUESDAY EVENING of each month.
L. M. GRIST, Secretary.
| i < ibson council, No. ?, holds its rcgu- i
! lar meetings on the FIRST MONDAY Evening
; in each inontli. S. W. MELTON, Recorder. !
July 26, 1855. 29 ly
DR.ALFRED CRAVEN, '<
$Usiimtt ^urfcoit Dentist, h
YORKVILLE, S. O. ij
I On the East side of the Main Street, South of i
the "Palmetto Hotel." <
Jan G 1 tf
J. C. CHAMBERS,
! Attorney at Law and Solicitor in Equity,
YORKVILLE, S. C.
OFFrCK IN TILE COURT HOUSE, I .
Oct. 26, 1853. 40 tf i
PAUL t. VILLEPIGUE, ]
! Factor and Commission and Forwarding Merchant,
AC C O M M O DAT IO N W H A ii F,
charleston, s. c. <
' Jan 6 1 ly !'
c
EDWARD MOORE,
: Attorney at Law and Solicitor in Equity,
YORKVILLE, K. O. c
| Office fronting the Court House, in the Jail Building. , o
i Will practice in the Districts of York, Lancaster, ^
Chester, Union and Fnirtiold. j1
! Jan 25 3 ly
i 1
W. B. WILSON, \l
j Attorney at Law and Solicitor in Equity,
YORKVI LI.H, S. C. y
OFFICE IN T1IE COl'IST 1IOCSK, FKO.NTING THE
clerk's omen. J
March 2'.) 12 ly ; J
JOHN iT MILLER, ! |
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
YORKYILLE, S. C.
Office in tho Court-Houso.
' #3$"" Will practice in the Courts of Vork, Chester
i and Lancaster. t
i Jan 18 2 tf' 1 *
|
WILLIAM C. OWEN, {,
FASHiOWBLE TAiLOU, J,
Liberty-Street, 2 Doors East of tho " Adickes Building,
YORKVIRLE, S. C. -t
I 'g* Order- promptly attended to. "x38 ' n
Jan 2 i 'i ly , 1
j SADiifi'SMEW HOTEL,
milM.it or j I
TRADE AND TRYON STREETS, i c
CIIARI.OTTK, X. C. j?
March'.".i 12 tf
BOOT.AMD SHOE-MAKER, I,
. YoKVl I.LE, S. C. I J
fc-if" SInin the rear of the C )urt-II'>u-e. j a
Ke'i IT 0 ly
I c
PRITCHARD & CALDWELL, | J
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN ti
m 1EDICISES. CHEMICALS, GLASS, f
Paints, Oils, &c., I,
jvo. 3. <;ra\ite row, %
OPPOSITE sadlkr's IIOTEL. t!
ClCAULOT |) t ,i t!
; March 20 ^ ?Ut the HCW^ly
P. J. I.OWIIIK. J. n. ENXISS.
LOWRIE & EXXISS,
HEALERS IX
^oolis, ?tationrnt, jllusir, ||,
WALL-PAPER, &C.,
PIIAItI.O'l'TK, X. C.
Maivh2:? 12 ly
t: ?v ii 11
i7? TV ?7 4 7 I?.V?
Attorney and Counsellor at Law, ! Oillce
5 Doors South of Sadler's Hotel, "ft
<11 AKLOTTK, X C'. ] c
All D.iileetii-n.- m' other l?it-i:ie<s committed to his | R
care in the !' untY- of Mecklenburg. Lincoln, Row- ( L
.hi, Cabarrus or 1'nion, will lie attended to with plea- i ,JI
mii.\ and disposed uf .is directed. iC
March 23 12 ly H
11. W. llECKWITH,
oulatclj anb Cloclt-|ilnlttr, L
CHARLOTTE, X. C. | tl;
Keeps Constantly on hand a fine assortment of Jew- ; tc
elry. Repairing promptly Executed.
Aug Ifj 22 ly
JOHN HARTY,
COACH MANUFACTURER, in
College fctreot, immediately in rear of Sadler's Hotel, /(
ciiAiir.oTi j:, x. c., tj,
Keeps constantly on hand a sjilendiil assortment
ot Carriages, liuggios Ate., of the latest styles.
Or lers from a distance will receive prompt
attention.i II
March 20 12 ly I wi
J. N. LEWIS & CO. Iis1
DKAt.r.ns in* l ,
| W]
Fine Gold and Silver Watches,
CLOCKS of various patterns, JEWELR3 of the :
latest styles. Silver and Plaited Ware, Musical |
Instruments. Military and Fancy Goods,
Guns, Pistols, &c., at their Store, ~
voiiKvir,r.E,s.c.
?-~3" Watches. Clocks and Jewelry repaired by competent
Workmen.
Jan 23 3 ly ?
NEW CARPET STWJLE.
JAMESG.BAILEY,
(late of the firm or bailey and l.\:arert) i
Direct Importers of all Kinds of .*
CARPI?, BIS, FL09H OIL CLOTHS, &C.
L1\IL\ GOODS,
lie
Curtain Materials and Trimmings, &c. I 15o
2U4 KING-STREET, or
bu
CHARLESTON*, S. C.
P- S.?Orders promptly attended to.
Aug. 2 30 ly*
th(
tin
WM. S. LAWTON & CO. tbi
tiios. alexander, i wm. s. lawtox,
Formerly of York Di^t. S. C. | Formerly of Lftwtonville. ?
Factor?, Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
S O UT il-ATl.A N TIC W H A It F,
CHARLESTON', S. C.
Our Senior partner iias been doing the Commission
Business for twenty years, and wc hope by experi- jj -j
ence to be able to give satisfaction.. j
REFERENCES: l,u.
Gov. C. J. McDonald, Judge Stocks, Rev. W. J. liar- lJ?-]
ley, Sparta, Ga.: Col. 11. J. Willinghnin, Maj. ilea
S. J. Bailey, B.arnwoll, S. C.; Hon. J. D. Allen,
Gen. L. M. Aver, Barnwell Di.-1., v
S. C.; T. Williughani. Esq., Lawtonville,
S. : J111'
Hon. J. D. John?on. Dr. B. B. Sams, M. B. Rams, ~lS!
Esq., Beaufort, S. C.: E. G. Jnudon, Esq., Flor- ?111
irla ; Cm. M. Thomson, Washington, D. C. ?
Jan 18 2 ly *}*
RIDDLF'S MILLS. ?
11HE Subscriber takes this method of informing the
. the public, that his MILLS having recently undergone
considerable repairs, are now in complete S
order for grinding CORN and W HL.V1; he feels con- | ~?
fnlent that he can give full satisfaction to all who I
favor him with rheir patronage. All lie asks there- Li
fore, is a fair trial. 0* L. lUDDLE. cho
Aug 9 tf a
to enable him to extend every accommodation to
DROVERS,
tnd he solicits from them a call before putting up
dsc where.
By offering for the public service a first-rate stable,
and by the strictest attention and an earnest enleavor
to please on his part, the undersigned hopes
:o deserve and reccivo a generous measure of pubic
patronage. He will at all times be found at the
Stable, or at Mr. Ratchford's Store.
S. W. JACKSON.
Oct 3 39 3m
NEWEST ABLISM^NTT
Messrs. w. p. broach and john j. mills j
having purchased the interest ot' H. F. Broach,
md John Massey in the establishment of BROACH I
c CO., have formed a Co-partnership with G. W.
5ROACH, and will continue the business at the old
stand,
AT ROCK HILL DEPOT,
mder the style of BROACH, MILLS & CO. They
nvite the attention of their friends and the former
ustomers of the establishment to their new stock of
JOODS, consi-ting of
-L-/JL \j JL W VZ-L/kJ,
if nil kiwis ; Ladies Fancy Goods; Hardware; Gro- j
cries; Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes; Ready-Made '
Nothing, and every kind and variety of goods usu- I
illy kept in a Country Store. They have laid in n j
urge and extensive supply, selected especially for
he Rock Hill market, and they arc prepared to
dense all who may give them a call, both in price
ml quality.
COIWTRY PRODUCE
rill be taken in exchange for goods, or if desired
ntrchased at the highest market rates. They resicctfully
solicit for the new firm the same kind patonage
which their friends and the public have heroofore
given to their establishment, and in return
hey pledge themselves to use every effort to give
tuple satisfaction.
W. P. BROACH,
JOHN J. MILLS,
0. W. BROACH.
Rock Hill, Oct. 11, 1855. 40 3m
NEW BLACKSMITH SHOP.
rHK undersigned have leased the shop known as
WALKER'S OLD STAND (recently occupied by
itcedman & McConuoll) on Main Street, opposite the
esidence of Col. Wright, where they are prepared
o execute all kinds of BLACKSMITHING, in the
tost substantial manner and on reasonable term?.?
'Itev are also engaged in the Manufacture and sale
f FOR.MAN'S PATENT IRON PLOW, the best
'low now in use, and which cannot fail to commend
tself *? every intelligent farmer who gives it a trial,
'hey solicit an examination, and will be pleased to
xhibit it to all who may call. They solicit a share
f public patronage.
LETSON, ROTHROCK & Co.
Yor'^villc Sept. 20 37 tf.
CAUTION !~F0RMAN'S IRON PLOW.
HAVING purchased of the Patentee of FORMAN'S
IRON PLOW, the right to manufacture
ud sell said Plows in the Districts of York and
'hester, the undersigned are determined to proseute
all violations of their rights. They arc now
ntcring suif in the United States Court against one
ersoti in this place, who has assumed to manufacure
and sell said Pl?w.? without authority: and they
ive warning to all persons who may purchase of i
iin that they toy are liable, and that suits Mill be j
ntercd against every person who met any Plow of
is manufacture. \Tiiis notice they give that per ?ns
who choose td, buy bis plow may do so with
I..,:.. o.i.l with t],n unrlnrvtonrlinrr that
iiv11 VJV3 vpv.il. nil <,Hh '"'W
hey will liavc to stand a suit in the U. States
i.-rVlSuS it Uo'i'illilJnK.
Yt rkville, Oct. 11, 185 >. 40 tf
Notice.
rllE Firms of J. X. LEWIS & CO., at Yorkville,
S. C., and LEWIS & WILSON, at Chester, S.
are this day dissolved by mutual consent. The
anu-s of the firms will be used at both places in
L-ttliiig up their old business.
J. N. LEWIS,
D. 11. WILSON.
October 1st, 1855.
CO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
r BENNETT, J. N. LEWIS, & D. II. WILSON,
have this day formed a Co-partnership for tli<
urpose of carrying on the WATCH and JEWELRY
tisiucss, at the stand heretofore occupied by J. N.
EWIS & CO.. at Yorkville. S. C., under the name
I' BENNETT, LEWIS. & CO., and at Chester, S.
., under the name of BENNETT, WILSON & CO.,
t the stand formerly occupied by Lewis & Wilson.
JORDAN BENNETT.
J. N. LEWIS,
D. H. WILSON.
The old firm of J. N. Lewis & Co., feel grateful
ir the liberal patronage shown them on the part of
le public, and hope that the same may be continued
i the new firm.
J. X. LEWIS,
D. II. WILSON.
Oct 11 40 tf
MABBLfYABD.
Ill IE undersigned having purchased the Marble
. Yard of Col. S. N. STOWE, informs the citins
of York District and the surrounding country,
at he is now prepared to till all orders for plain and
^Romiintntal ?HarMc odlotli.
e has procured the services of efficient workmen,
ith good material, well assorted, and the lowest
ices, lie will promise to execute orders to the satfaction
of his customers. lie will always kceplin
sortmcnt of SLABS on hand, in order that those
isliing a
TOMBSTONE'
n be suited in size, lettering and finish, at the shorst
notice.
Marble Yard in the rear of S. X. Stowe & (Vs. (
roccry and Provision Store.
Plaster of Paris and Cement for sale.
RICHARD HARE.
Jan 25 3 ly
NEW ATTRACTIONS! \
AT THE CORNER STORE!!!
Messrs. Adickes & Withers,
I AVE in'storc a large and varied stock of Dry
Goods, to which they invite the attention ol j
sir friends and customers in town and District.?
ie stock consists of carefully selected
DRESS AND FANCY GOODS ; j
ady-Madc Clothing; Cloths and Cassiineres:
ots and Shoes and Bonucts ; Hardware ami Crock- ^
> ; and every other article belonging to their lin* of *
siuess. Persons in want of
MY (BWMMBS ?
requested to give them a call, at their Store in
i '-ADICKES BUILDING," where they will find ^
; best qualities at as low rates as can be had in
s market.
may 10 18 tf
NEW GROCERY STORE, ]
AT THE YORKVILLE DEPOT.
S .1 KIIVKENDAT. * RT?ft
: ESPECTFULLY inform the citizens of York- |
'' District, and the surrounding country, that ^
y have formed n co-partnership in the GROCERY 11
dness, ai the old stand of Mr. Estes, opposite the Vl
pot, where they have on hand, now, and will eutvor
to keep supplied at the
LOWEST MARKET PRICES, 6
w Orleans and St. Croix Sugars; Clarified, Loaf A
I Crushed, do. ; New Orleans and West India Moscs;
Rio, Laguyra, Porto Rico and Java Coffee:
rk's Island and Liverpool Salt; Rice, Candles,
ip, Spices, Sperm, Adamantine and Tallow Can- V
s; Gunny, Gilroyaml Dundee Bagging; Weaver's 1
[ Charleston Rope, &c., &c. pi
'hese articles have been selected with care, and
ug bought for cash, we can afford to sell as low,
lot lower than other establishments of the kind in _
up-country. A call is solicited. *
S. J. KUYKENDAL & BRO. 1
opt 20. 37 tf
KVSEED AND TRAIN OILS.?A large 1
I quantity Fl'RE OILS, just received and for sale 1
up, by ADAMS & McCORKLE.
iay tf 17 tf
TEACHER WANTED.
THE undersigned, Chairman of the Boar;
Trustees of Ebenezer Male Academy, will
ceive applications for the situation of Teaoln *
ring the ensuing year. The Academy has be< "
many years in a very prosperous condition, &i>
prospects are such as to warrant the employm
the most competent instructors. Application^
satisfactory references and assurances of the Cu.
tency of the applicant to prepare Students for
Sophomore Class in the South Carolina College,
bo entertained until Saturday, the 24th of Nov
ber. when a selection will be made. Address,
EDWARD AVJSKi
Ebenezer, York Dist., 8. C., Oot. 11, 1866. 40
*#* Columbia Banner pleaae copy 0 times, a?
forward accounts to this office.
For Sale or Rent.
a UGUSTUS GUYNEMER, offers to 89II or Ren
j.Tl to an approved purchaser or tenant, the prem
ses in the Town of Chester, lately occupied by Mr
Guyncmer and Daughter. They arc situar?d in
very eligible and desirable portion of the town, h.-?
ving on them an elegant Cottage, Academy Sch<? .
Rooms, and a fine well ot Free Stone Water. T
any one desirous of conducting a PRIMARY or HIGi:
SCHOOL, these premises would be very well adapt
oil, and, as a cottage family residence, they offer tl.
very best inducements. Possession to be given o.
| 1st January next. For further particulars enquii
i at the Standard office, in Chester, or of the undei
! signed in Charleston.
A. GUYNEMER.
July 12 27 6m
Boots : shoes i i leather i i iThe
umlersigued respectfully informs the citi
tens of York District and the surrounding country
that he has ou hand One THOC8AND pair of bro
CANS ; also a great variety of Ladies' Shoes, Gentlemen's
Shoes and Boots, Leather, Harness, Ac.,
which are offered for sale at low cash prices. Goou
Hides will be taken in exchange at cash rates, at hi1
Tannery, three miles West of Ebenczor and 9 mile.
Mast of Yorkville. He especially invites the attention
of farmers to his stock, and asks them to examine
his supplies before purchasing.
F. H. BROWN.
York District, Oct. 4, 1855, 89 8m
I^OR SALE.--The Subscriber offers for cale r
splendid TRACT OF LAND, situate in York
District, about two miles North of Yorkville. near the
Kings Mountain Road, containing 216 ACRES.?
There arc two good dwellings and all necessary outbuildings
on the premises. The Land i well adapted
for the culture of ekher cotton or gn.'?. If r.o?
-old privately, I will expose it to public sale on the
premises, on MONDAY, the 12th of NOVEMBER
next. Persons wishing to examine the land will
have an opportunity of doing so by calling on the
subscriber, near Bethel Church, in York District.
MYLES NEELY.
Oct. 11 40 6t
r REWARD.?Runaway from the Sul
tPs* 0 scribcr on the first of last May, a ncgi
boy named ELLISON, about 21 years of age, s
*'ect in height and ot a copper color. lie has r
!>oeu heard from since ho left me, but I have reos
to believe that lie has been harbored by some pi
sons unknown. The above reward will be paid U
his delivery to me in Yorkville, or for informatic?
o that I may be enabled to get hold of him and h:
harborers. J. M. LOW R^.
Yorkville, Aug. 30, 1853. 31tf
NOTICE.---Sarah Mildoon and^ftebecca M
_ doon, heirs of Elijah Mildoon, late of York 1
trict, deceased, give notice that they will appl;
the next session of the Legislature, to have the r.
of the Stato vested in thcui, of the real estan
which the said Elijah Mildoou died possessed, siti
in York District, ou the waters of Fisjiing Cr
and bounded by lauds of Dr. Blake, Jas. II. Ci
ford and William Agues.
July 26, 1835. 30 tf
Wanted Immediately.
1* f\ BUSHELS merchantable WH?!
DU.UUUd.ouobush. ? cou:.
3,000 " ? OATS
2,000 " " RYE.
2,000 barrels " FLOl
2,000 pounds of WuOL.id t . ,
2,000 D1jV^iaaie Wlin
which fair market prices will b<- button. But a!
, - ' ^ ^l,; V-Kjd unmove^^^-cry
V" OTIC'E.?Application will^Ha^K*^^^^
Xv next session of the Legislatur^HIHKffcxv
and personal estate of A. J. Craig/(n^H|f?*^^
-abject to escheat) vested in mcon certain conl^KH|j
The real estate is bounded by lands of J. N.
ley, C. D. Anderson, Surah Spencer and A. J. W
brook. Both the real and personal estate situu
and being in York District.
I'ATSEY CRAIG.
Aug 30 34 3m
"VJ OTICE.--All persons having demands again
x v the estate of J AXE B. McCORKLE, decease*,
are required to present them duly attested to tb
Administrators within the time prescribed bylaw
Those indebted to said estate arc requested to mak
payment to the subscribers.
D. D. MOORE, 1 . . .
J. L. MOORE, /A,,mrs*
K rtO no
AUg +0 >/U tt
FAIR NOTOCE.?All persona indebted to tin
estate of IRasFERGUSON, deceased, either b
note ?ir account, are earnestly requested to settle uj
before the first of January ueit; if not, the note
and accounts belonging to said estate, will be plu
ced in the hands of JNO. L. MILLER, Esq., fo?
collection. Persons attending to this call may save
cost and conscience.
ALLEN ROBERTSON, Adm'f.
Sept 20 37 tf
^"OTICE.?Application will be made at tL>
11 next Session of the Legislature for u publiroad,
leading from Catawba Church, in the IndiaLand,
through Creigbton'a and Shurley'p Land
to the open road which leads to Massey's Ford, oi
the Catawba River, a distance of about five miles.
Aug 23 33 M
JOUR.\EY9IAHi TAIXORS.?The undersigned
desire to employ a g?-od JOURNEYMAN
TAYLOR, of sober and industrious huhits. T-> such
i one, constant employment and liberal wages will
be given. Apply immediately.
TIIOS. DIXON & BROTHER.
Sept. 27 58 tf
VT OTICE.?All pcrsous indebted to us by Book
il Account, prior to the first of Jar.uary last, an
equestcd to call and settle, either by Cash or Note
Jur Books must be closed.
ADAMS & McCOKKLF.
June 7 . 22 tf
lire ARE AUTHORISED TO/AH
? f NOUNCE S. W. JACKSON, as a Candidate f
ho office of Tax Collector for York District, at t
insuring election.
Oct. <1 1851. 35 if
N^OTICE.?Application wjll be made at t
next session of the Legislature of this S':
br a Charter of Incorporation for the village of lb
fill in York District.
Sept. 18 3d t>.
( 1A RPENTJERS, ATTLXTIOX I-l_y
undersigned wishes to hire three or four ( <
CARPENTERS of industrious and sober Lab.
?onc others ueed applr.
0. P. CRANFOR
Oct 11 40 tI
HIE FRIENDS OF CORNELIUS ?
. DANIEL, Esq., respectfully annouuee fin.,
aiulidutc for Tax Collector for York District.
UA.> X > UIE1
Sept. G 1854 31 ti
S'OTIC'E??Ap])Hcation will be made :
next session of the Legislature for an m
lent to the charter of the town of Ynrkvlllc.
Aug 23 33 3i"
VOTICE.?Application will be nmde i.
uoxt session of the Legislature for the gi ..
charter of a Rail Roa<l from Yorkvillc to some
inient point on the North Carolina line.
Aug 23 33 3in
Twmtrmw ~m rnwrrifrntf
DAHRELS New Orleans MOLASSES,
Receive und for sale by
W. K. HACK 111
July o 26 tf
VAXTED.?FIFTY THOUSAND I'OUN
of clean COTTON RAGS, for which a libci
ice will be given by
ADAMS & McCORKLH.
July 5 26 tl
VI11TE EE AD.?A large quantity, just i
ceived and for sale by
ADICKES & WITHERS
17ETHERIEE & BROTHERS, i
' WHITE LEAD. For sale by
ADAMS & McCORKLl
may 8 17 tf
A