The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, May 24, 1869, Image 3
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MEETINGS TRIS DAL
Friendship. L-idge, at 8 r. fd.
M. A. ami P. A., at halt-pas; 7 F. M.
Masonic Fair Association, at 8 P. M.
Washington Artillery FricmLy Societv, at 8
'P. M.
Comet Star Pire Coinpauy, afc 2 P. M.
AUCTION *ALEs THIS DAY.
LEITCH & Bau xs sell at 10 o'clock, at No. 12
|Aikon'a Bow, ibo furniture ol'a tamily.
KNOT, DA v & Co. sell at 10 o'clock, at their
(auction house, ?hoos el ohing and sundries.
REPOBrEBS' CHOMPS.-Bishop Ljneh was in
Augubla. Goorgia, on Friday, and preached
yesterday in Columbia.
Mr. John P. Britton, of Charleston Typo?
graphical Onion, No. 48, represents that body
St thc mooting of thc National Union, which
convenes at Albanv, N. Y., on tho 7th of Jone,
and will leave on Saturday, the 20th instant.
Phillips and Jamos Hollis Ihvoru, two of the
afplrod muidarerj of Capta .n Ge>. C. Der?
ward, noar BlufLon, in March, 1867, have been
arrested afc Savannah.
At tho meeting of thc Washington Light
Infantry Charitable A*uoeiafcion, on tho 22d
instant , tbo following raffias ivero disposed of :
Three bottles old wino, won by Dr. T. Grange
Simons ; eolid sliver cup aad salver, won by
Miss Maggto Gilhlaiid ; embroidered table
cover and mit, wan by G. D. Grief.
Tho Picnic Club speut a day in tho woods at
the Sohuelzenplatz on Saturday; it u\ B one of
the pleasantest experiences of thc club.
A bill, wo hoar, will be introduced in Council
to-night to reduce the Mayor's salary to torly
ve dollars a month.
A number of the present city effie-ala Tntend
o contest tho righi: of Council to remove thom
from office, on th? ground that they have boen
elected for a term which has not expired.
The German Piro Company givo a pionio at
theSchaetzonplatz on Wednesday.
On Wednesday night all tho city offices will
be declared vacant, nud thc places Ulled. The
officers of cha police, it is said, wdl be except?
ed for the present.
The chimney attached to the premisos of
Samuel Miller, color?d, in the rear of Dr.
Barnham's Drug Store, was abltza on Satur?
day afternoon. but was soon extinguished.
P. L. Cardoao. the colored Secretary of
State, is filling up hie water lot on Rufclodge
gtreet, near Qacon, preparatory to building a
residence.
A policeman ia very ninon npeded at the
?unction of Broad and Rutledgo streets, every
fternooii from 5 to 8 o'clock, to quiet obstrep
roua colored vagrants.
Fowl t hi oves ave ni.iil on tho ratnpigo. A
reaidoncd in Smith-street w<s lobbed of itu
stock of poultry oaFiitiaj night.
Mr. E. ?. Whiff, Mooth g-meot, baa com?
pleted thc drawing of a beautiful design for
the Washington Light Infantry monument.
iThoro are now quite a number of d?signa
offered for acceptance.
A mulo foll dead ia harness at tito corner of
Smith and Q icon streets, on Sxturday-caiue,
age and infirmity.
Lovell baa Lt!?ni appointed on the de?
tective force. One by one, thc faithful aie
boused.''
Engine Company No. 5, will parade this
fternoon. They expect to make a fine turnout.
Dr. Hicks drew alar&o crowd at the Spring
Street Methodist Chure'i yesterday morning.
The quo warranto will not bo decided for
titree months to crime. predicts a prominent
Republican.
A gentleman who baa suffered lately by fowl
(thieves, says that since he has done away with
fowl house, and let the poultry roost where
will, he has bad to complain of BO more
Next Sunday prises will ba distributed to tbs
HDft4eohiam classes of St. John's Chapel, Qoeea
BPK*eet.
Dr. Chambers, agent of Ames' circus sad
i gerta reached the cit v yesterday, and the
BtOWfi opera wfU soon fill the hiatus ia
nrnqsemeats.
HOTEL AABTOLS, MAT 23 ABD SS. -Charle*
gsn. HotoL-S. L. Harris, Beaufort; W. B. Dow
; A. Ii. McDowell, C. H. Campbell, Mr. tad
O. H. Bent!, Mr. sad Mrs. P. W. Ostrander,
ew York; W. J. MoElroy, T. J. Malory, Miss
ie B. Malory, Philadelphia; B. Plate, Bre?
en; M. Fl min. Wsltetboro'i W. O. Depot,
and child, Au?u*tti; F. Storm, New York;
O. Gray sad family, Pittsburg; O. A. Neuf
, South Carolina ; B. N. Miller, Beach Island,
G.; O. Biown, Mrs. Aapenal sad family, Do?
ti T. B. Walker, Philadelphia; A. Poindex
, Savannah. Os.; H. B. Haskins, Boston;
?J. E. Noash, Nsw York; W. O. Butler, Nash ville;
Charles Urms, C. W. Kalkman, M. C.
er. New York; W. H. Jackson and lady,
; James 'MoMaaas, Horace Graeey, B*
oroy. New Yor?r; George B. Bo vga, Col um -
; M. Fi atina, WsHerboro'; B. Ohlsolm, M
. Leake, J. TL Ratisser, New York; W. H.
Webb, South Carolina; T. B. Biley, New York;
D. 8. Hall, City ; L. T. Griffith, B. J. Prince,
Baltimore: J. O. Brown, Barnwell; B. B.
Campbell, Newberry.
Pavilion Botel.--Dr. C. H. Brownly, James
fisland; W. B. Fripp, city; H. Sraieer, Aiken; 0.
T. OonnmglMMW, Georgia : J. w. AntiUey,
Orsagebnrg; D. Brook, Baltimore; Dr. Cham?
bers. Ames' CKreas; R. G. Bsrawell, Sumter, J.
h. Seward, B. B. lloyd, New York; Jao. Yaa>
ien, New Hampshire; C. J, Scfclepegrell, Phil
XT. 0 CIRCUITCOURT-CitIKFfVBTlCM
?. i'. CHA s K, rn i-:s un so.
Tho Court o pono 1 at. nit von o*o!o< li Sa'urday
morning tho Chief JuVieo aid li? Honor
Judge Bryan on tho hunch.
On motion . f ?lon. D. T. Coibin, U'dtcd
Stares DiBt. ?ob Attorney. Mr. Uonry Uadvin
a pr tot it loner in tiio Uuil cd S<?" es Comte fur
Massae.muet ta wm permitted to practice in
the Unnod Statoa Courts tor South t arolina.
Tho caao ni tho Soutnwostern liailread Bank
et al. TB. E lwiu ParBous, E. V. Sjottot al., waa
resumed.
Edward iloCrady, Esq., waa hoard for the
plaintiff. This is a suit in equity. Tbs bill
filed pra>s lo an injunction against Elwin
('arsons, who ia sui our the bank for over $80 OOO.
Langston, who is suing for over $15 OOO and
others, who aro suing for various amounis, to
restrain thom from prosecuting their suits to
judgment. It prays also the adv.oo of (he
court tc the dr<joton? in itwpeofc io tue liabil?
ity of the bank for $350 OOO lout to tho Confed?
erate States in notos of the bank, to recover
whioh is in part the object of ibo suits.
The bill states that the directors havo tho
power to call in additional instalments of capi?
tal stock, whioh wi.I bo sufficient to p ty off the
dobtsof the bank und euablo tho dtreoiore to
go on with ita buauieaa; but that thoy aro cm
bari-astscd, not knowing tor what amjunt of
debt evidenced by tho notes in oirou aion and
now ic suit tho ba k ts rosily hubie. Tho aid
of tho Courtis, tLioioforo, soug.it to ascertain
tho uuo amount of tho dolus, and in ibu mean?
time to restrain tho tuiita aguiuat tho bink.
Chiui Justioo Ch as, At tho conclusion of Mr,
MoCrad^'iS argua oin. on Saturday, delivered
tho opiuiou of tho coui t u,,on tho mo Lion for
injunction aa fohows :
There ia uobtmoU difficulty in tho c?seas
soonis to requiro protraotod consideration.
! rho object of tho bill ia two-fold : Et tot, io ob
I tain au injune ion to restrain the creditors
ot tbo bank i'ro;ii suing it in c surta of law.
Seoond, to induoo this court to asBumo juris?
diction of tito affaira of tho bank and advise
the director.! in tho administration of itu busi?
ness concerns.
lt is quito true, aa baa boon UL,,ed by coun?
sel, that courts of equity prooed upon a system
of rule? founded in fundamental uinoiplcs.
These rulos aro quito floxiblo in their ohurac
ter aod capable of almost indefinable adapta?
tion to tho iniiuito variety or human concerns,
But on tho other baud, there are curtain tJoG
nite limitations of equity jurisdiction wkicl
courts of equity aro as bound to observo ai
cooria of law are bound to observe tho limits
lions which define tho exorcise of their jin i
diction.
Tho genera hoads of jurisdiction in cquit;
embrace, as every one kuotrs, fraud, mistake
enforcement of contracts and trusts, lt ii
under tho latter head that jurisdiction of th?
case made by tho bill must bc sought if any
whoro.
lb ia undoubtedly true that directors of bank
aro trustees; thoy aie trusteoa for tho stools
holders; they aro trusteoa for tbs creditors
And under proper circumstances they may b
controlled iu thc administration ot their true
by courte of equity. And, undoubtedly, eil
cumstancea may arise in which directors of
bank, like other uuatcea, would have a righ
to come into a court of equity for aid au
direction in t .e administration of their tres
No such crrouiuslance, however, tooms t
exist in the present caso. The appiioa.io
made by the bill appears to us to bo prom:
turo. Ita object ia to prevent a triai by jury i
an action at law upon the notes; whereas, if
case were otherwise made, of whioh n
could take jurisdiction, it would certainly b
proper, if not our duty, to .cud to Uio jury th
main question ot fact upon which the habilit
of the bank is Bupposod to depend, viz
whether the notes in controversy wore or wei
not lent to the Confederate Government. Th
fact is the first thing to be determined, an
ib ia po3uliarly the province of a jury to de te
mi ns it.
It would be going quite bayond the limits i
our jurisdiction as a court ot oquiby to inte
fere with the trial of a cue of this sort i
law.
It is said that a multiplicity of suite
In ought against the bank upon its notus; so*
in this court and some in ?tato courts; bi
thia is not that eorl of multiplicity of eui
whteh gives jurisdiction to a court of equit
They are ail suits on money contracts, and a
oil properly brought at law. Thoso whioh a
brought in tho ."State court3 are obviously e
yond our jurisdiction; and thore is no priuoip
of whioh wo arc aware wuicii will sanciiou i
ititcrl'eronco willi iho^o which arc brought i
tho common law aida ot this court.
It is ur.^ed bj tho complainant that iuaamu
aa a creditor mi?bt filo a bill Booking tho aid
tho court lo enforce tho disclosure of assc
:.nd to compel tho cabing in by tho trustees
unpaid capital for tho satisfaction of jud
rneuls, so a creditor willing1 to diaoloao all li
assets and rosourcos and to place.himsoli t
der the direction of a court in the admiuisbi
lion of them must bo entitled to ita aid a
guidancj in such administration." "But t
appeal before us asks something moro th
this. It oaks us to determine in advanoe t
rights of the bank as against ila creditors,
is not a creditor's bill but a debtor's bill, a
whatever r ghba tho creditor may have to t
intervention of the court, it ia very clear tl
the debtor has no such right, such as is set
by this bill to that interposition. Tho pr&j
tor injnnotlon mast be dented.
Saturday having been fixed for the call eft
admiralty appeal doeket, the following OM
ware heard :
Salas ft Oo. vs. schooner Aid; breach
obarter party. Porter and Conner and A.
Magrath, Eaqa., for appellant; Campbell a
Seabrook for appellee.
DeOottee and Salas vs. Mary Hart, owner
schooner Aid; libel for d?marrage. Perter a
Conner sad A. G. Magrath for appallan
Campbell and Seabrook for appellees.
Ia Ike above eases Mr. Canner and 3
Magrath were heard for appellants, and Mr
B. Campbell foe appellees. Decision resero
The bearing of tho case of the United Sta
vs. two hundred and fifty hogsheads of sag
Ac, ?argo of schooner Aid, condemned for %
letton of the revenue law?, has been fixed
this day. D. T. Corbin, Esq , United Sta
District Attorney, and Messrs. Duryea
Cohen appear Cor the government, and Mes
Porter 4 Conner and A. G. Magrath, Bsc
contra.
Tbs chief Jaatioe gave notice that all I
cases on the Admiralty appeal docket would
heard, after whioh the equity caaos wlQ
taken up, to be followed by the issue dookel
The jury are requested to be promptly in
tendance at ten o'clock this morning.
Tax? Oauoar.-The Savannah papen
tices the oise of Mr. Chris. WoMmerer,
Charlea ton. ?rho, when about io ieave cor
home, fell in company with another Gs roo
named Charlee Horcher. They took passage
the City Point, and went on board some t;
before the sailing of the steamer. Mi. W
meyer laid down and was soon asleep, wi
his'friend K ?roher took from bia pocket si:
two dollars, andi also two passenger Mokota
Oharleeton. He sold the two tickets to om
the officers of the steamer, left the boat i
returned to the oily. Mr. Wolfmeyer .
awoke, missed his money and went after
rogue, whom, with tba assistance of a dat
Ww, be found. Nearly the whole oLthe sb
money was recovered and restored to Itt o
i er, who deoUhed to proseo aw? the thief.
A. Tit KM KN DOUS OUST.
Damage in 4II? ( tty ?nd '<nrbor-Vo?U
Bunk, ?nil several Tenons Drowned
Houses ( nroaled ?nd I rees -.iippnei
of ft ?icu- Branches-A \\ nil of ?fee
t ntnodrsvl lvalue Prostrated,
The weather on 8 iturday loronoon was ex?
tremely warn, tho host ooingup toour uumoior
standard, the thermometer during tho hottest
par. of tho day indicating a temperature of
ninety do^reos Burly in the afternoon the
K ithering of dark olonds wau notiood in tho weet,
?nd the signe which naually mdica'o tao ap
proach or a tuuuder equall woro itrikmciy ap?
parent. These tokens of a oomiiig chango in
the weather oontiuuod to aeon mulato and
gather over the oity until half-past ciiroe P.
M.. when a fioroe wind from nor th wo t, ao
o om panted by rain, suddenly axo?e, the h'-avi
est of the blast laatii g h ml ly tan to fifteen
u?t?ulob. That time, however, euniced for tho
vale to do a deal of damage. Fonces and light
and exposed buildings were prostrated in every
direction; powerful branches were twisted
from troes that oonld kavo withstood any ordi?
nary blow, and she v uta of quite a number of
buildings were moro or leBa injured.
TBS OAX.B IN Tim iruiBim.
Bnt the most disastrous aud lamentable effeot
of tho force of tho wind was experienced on
the water, whero several boat? wore oupsiseti,
in o.ie ot which throe peisoua, a mother aud
her two sou", woro unfortunately drowned. A
dlr. Douglass, vnfo aud three ohildron, accom?
panied by two colored boatmen, i?ft tho city
shortly botoro tho blow, lil a substantial
sailing boat, called the Malta, bound for
Bull's Is and, where Mr. D. was in the tutors
to be employed HS assistant keeper of tho
lighthouse. When tho boat bad reached a
point ia tho harbor t.oar Castle cUnokn?y ano
was H ru k by an overwhelming gust, ioroine
tuovoasol on hov broadside, and titling her with
water. Oi:e of tho colored boauaou got into
a small craft which was sent from tho United
States rovonuo cutter Baser, and with lila
aid air. Douiilasa and o:ie cf tho ohildren was
pinked up, the other boat mau also managing
to keon afton u ?ttl resouod; but uiio. Douglass
and her two ami, who were underdeok, wore
wo learn, r.otseen nft/er the accident, aud it is
supposed that they woro immediately dro.vnod.
Up to laut evening their bodies had not boon
recovered. Nothiug waa waved but a binall
box of wearing apparel. Tho boat was taken
in tow, after tho squall, in a Bunton con?
dition, and brought to a position off tho
battery, by the pilot boat Wi'.d Gat, Captain
Jones. A water-boat waa cup izod in Ashley
River, but waa afterwards sot into shallow
water off Oiiisol m's Mt.I, whore alie was secured.
Thero weio reporta of otb. sr accidents in tho
harbor, but they were gonorally of an unimpor?
tant character, and not attomlcd with disas?
trous features. Vobeols arriving from sea since
tho squall report haring the wind only io tho
usual form of an ordinary thunder gust, with?
out any features indicating unusual torco.
IN TUB CITY.
The dangora, though not of a very ' serious
character, aa far as we eau hear, were quite
numerous.
Tho roof of tho fit'o-roo.u, attached to Stein
moyer'a saw mill, Gadaden-itreel, was takon
off by th9 . ind. c arriod on Uroly over the mill
and landed safely in tho middle ot tho mill
yard-a distance of about a even ty feet, A>ne
gro who was ia the yard at tho time saw it
coming- and had presence of mind enough to
fall fiat ou the -ground, and thereby escaped
being killed. The shod fell over him, but lott
space enough for bim to orawl from under. Ail
of the mill hands except two flod, being under
the impression that th? boilor baa Durai.
Moulding's and Brodie's mills, both in tho
western part of the oicy, were partially un?
roofed.
The roof of the cooper shop at the lime kihi
of Olney & Go., Ashley River, opposite Savan?
nah Railroad landing, waa carried away, broken
up and scattered over the neighborhood. The
no aro coopers employed in the premises, think?
ing the last day hod come, incontinently held
a prayer- nesting.
A wooden bouse at the weat ead of Spring
street was blown down. It had no" been occu?
pied for some time, bat had boen rented. For?
tunately tho tenants had not token possession.
The wheel of tho windmill at Mr. George A.
Trenholm's ro3idenoo was carried away.
A largo portion of the west wall of tho mas?
sive cathedral ruins in Broad-street gave way
to tho b ast and fell with a crash insido thc
church. .
Tho slating on cit. Michael's Church was
damaged, and a portion of it ripped off and
whirled into tho street.
Tho tin rojung on the new Customhouse
was rolled up like a bolt of cloth, exposing
tho shed to tho weather.
A freight car in tho yard of tho South Ca?
rolina Railroid had the roof taken off.
Tho roof of Senator Sawyer's rosidenco waa
damaged and a bolo made therein.
Ia various parts of the city the scuttles on
tho tops o? house.* wore lifted and blown
somo distanoe by tho gale.
Soma anxiety WAS fo.'fc about tho safety of
Messrs. Jarvis Barber and Ludovici, who wero
on their way, by water, to a placa on Cooper
River; bat a note rccaivodfrom thom yesterday
announood that thoy had boon fortunate
enough to affect a landing in time.
THE O ALB ELSEWHERE.
From the accounts wkioh roaoh us. by tele?
graph, the gale must have swept with moio or
lesa force over a wide extent of country. We
hear of it at Augusta, Savannah, Columbia,
Wilmington ?nd even at) far north as Fortress
Monroe. We shall have tbs details of its offsets
to-day or to-morrow.
Tn BUB Tmoi QTMTXON . -"Planter'?
writes to ?be Georgetown Time?, complaining
that the recent action of the rice dewier* here
ie "a genteel way of dictating abet tbs pri?e of
rf ce skell be reduced one fourth of a cent per
pound." "Hs sty?: "Manyif not all the planters
in the district are nader obligations to Charles?
ton Castors, whisk render it necessary that in
ell our actions we should keep Ut view their
interest, sad solicit their co-operation, and I
have ne doubt we wilt be aided in pissing our
produce beyond the power of a judge and Jury
that decides tho *oouu&ercial . commuait,)'
should bo benefltted at the expense of the pro?
ducer. Hew san this be accomplished ? Let
the planters ol Waeosuuw, Peedee, Black
Airer, North and Benth Sentes hold a meeting
in Georgetown, and request their factors to
appoint brokera m Northern markets and ar
range with our district mills to pound the rice,
sod ship direct to our brokers, which can be
dons at same rate of freight per tierce ss we
now say from mill to Charleston/'
Card of Tbaalu.
At the regrdar m*e?irto of thc WftSkjagwu
Fi re Company, held on Saturday evening the
2M iustaut, tbs folio wi ag resolutions were
adopted :
Revolved, That the thanks of the Washing?
ton Fire Company bs, and axe hereby tendered
to the several ladies who presented us with
wreaths on toe parade of the 27th ult
Revolved, That a copy of these resolutions
be published in sack of tke daily papers.
From the minutes. '
CXASXas T. Bmacaaneon,
Secretary Washington IT. E. Company.
Hew TO Kam? COOT*-Oe] te jansen's end
get a Cucumber Bat, or Capte!* Janka Ventil,
leting Bat; other wsw styles also' en hans.
?tay U
lt VS A ti Mi H ti N O T I V IS S.
BPUOXAL Nonos. - Call for Gray's Patent
Mon.timi Paper Collar, ut Scott's Shirt Empo?
rium, an thoy aro tho boet ia tho city.
MM 21 _ 8
?int glcto.
pHUTUORAPH COa.oi.CIN?.
PKU-ONS WISHING TO H ti VB PHOTOGRAPHS
tinted with care and taato can have their orders
promptly filled by leaving them at Holme*' Book
House. Written directions should rn each caso be
giran as to tbs style of coloring preferred.
April M . 3mon*
3*)itl9 ann /urntstjiifl, (Soo&?.
" SHIRT EMPOIIIUM,"
THH ONLY EXOLUmVE
GENTLEMEN'S
PURMISIinW STORK IN CHAULRISTON
?IIOSIVJED A NKW OI'PtiK
OK THU CIDl^lU?i%rVTKI?
8TAR SHIRTS
AMD
C O 1. L A ? S,
Al.*>, ALL Ol"
GB\Y'S PAVENT MOULDfcD PAP1?R OOLIARH,
Wfticl* ?rc ofTercfl ?t very tonr Prices.
BIKETING-SI BKET,
OPPOSITE WIRKET HALL.
UHDEn THU
8 T /I. ll S H I R T SION.
January 1 6mos
?HisfcUancons.
J^IRANCIS II. DUC,
Late of tho firm of f-bep'jerd. Imo is Coheu,
MAN UTAOTD KER OF
PLAIN TIN WARE,
And Wholesale Dealer in
JAPANNED STAMPED WARE, Atc,
Ko. 18 Ilayne-alreot, Charleston. 8. C.
?3-OIL, P.vIXT. FUUIT CANS AND BOXE
mtoe a specialty. inf May vi
NOTICE.
JOHN aVU.It4VK.-Sl, TIS ANO TILE ROOFS
Repaired iu the noves, manner and at sho t
notice. Orders le>t at ADIMN, DA.MO.M tt CO,
Bro id 4treot. or No. 20 8ocioiy-street s ate Yard, or
nt his Be-ideuco. No 21 rrosiueut-strcct.
May ?4 mw?3*
E. J. KINSMAN,
PHRTEREB. No. 40 WARBEN-STB BET, NEAR
COMING. wiri untlertiko PLA TERI NO, BE
PAIRING, Whitewashing, and Wall Colorlnrr.
May 28_
IS OTIC E.
THE SALT ?AlER BATHING HOUPE, OFF
White Point Gardon, ls now opemd, and hu
been thoroughly repaired in all ita various doper
me* ta. The Ladies' Svtimmimr Bath has been en?
larged and refitted. Thoro ere also several private
lautes Baths ann Diessin? Bo >ms. Tho Gentle?
men's Departments has also been renovated.
Tho ICE t1 lt El M and HOOA W ?? I ER D
M.i, ... ..AU ?... ?... t ... ?Jut? fe??*? ?I)IU UUU
Everything will be in regular o.der under the man?
agement. M. MoilANMoN,
May 10 inwf Proprietor.
A ?.im>.
THI? SUBSCRIBER BEGS LEAVE TO INF"*RM
his friends and tho pu .?Ile that he can be found
athis OLD 8i'\MD, Hosel-sireet oopoBtte Pottof
fleo, where ho keopa FINS C ?RRIAG?>, open and
cl se and BDGGIB * FOB B1RB. Thankmi for
past favors, he hopes that, by strict attention to bu?
siness, to merit a continuance of the simo.
May ? thmC_BIOB ABD Mo HUNKY.
Brazier's and Sheathing; Copper
of all sizes, for sale by William
Shepherd, No. 17 Hayne-strect,
Charleston, S. C. _
FOR SILE.
C?i\f\(\ *?W AND nV?D-OM?? ST BONG
?\J\J\) BOUND IBOM HOOP FLOUR BAR
BkLS, torf. gotablea, Ac, by
May 13 thu i J. C. H. OLAURSEN.
T ? UN D . A L IS ? A K B E ll,
ACCOUNTANT.
NOTARY PUBLIC AND GENERAL AGENT,
No. IB .'Jioatl-sti'cct,
RESPECTFULLY SOLICITS BtlSINtin.H IN AI).
JUSTINO ACCOUNTS of Merchants an-1 othen?.
and in WRIT HS Q DP AND POSTING tt:o.:r EOOH -
either in part or whole. Ac. January <*
QU ARLESTON X Gfl IO V L T V R Al.
WAREHOUSE AND SEED STORK.
A Cf RI CUL J URA L IM PL EM EN TS, GARDE*
SEEDS, (tc.
ELLERBEKS TRANSPLANTER FOR SALE.
GEO. E. I'I NOR RB,
Ne. 140 Meeting-street, Charleston.
March st erne
J T. HVnVURHTB.
RUO KER, AUCTIONEER AND OOM MIS?
SION MER CHAN I.
SALES OF BEAL ESTAT K, STOCKS. BONDS, 8?
' 0?RIITE8 AND PERSONAL PBOPKBXY
ATTENDED TO.
ti?, a tr BROA &? ?a TIBET
CHARLESTON. 8. 0.
H KM RV BUIST. W. J. MAGRATH, BM.
G?n?r?t JAMBS CON KKK, T. R. WARIMG, Bs?.
i October-1_.>
I^Oe.ME? 48 MAC3KTW,
af*, a? B?o?d-?tffl?t,
Charleston, 8,0,,
BB0KSR8. AUOT?OfiBEBS, REAL ESTATE
ARB
OKMBitlAL. COMMISSION AOJ5RT8.
Will atttead to Renting and ^oikvottng of Reata
and parchase ead aa!e al atoo-s, Booda, Gold,
SOver and Real Batate.
ALSO,
To the Parchase of Goods and Supplie* for par Raa
Uk tba ?owntry upon raaeoaibl* terras.
Ganai L. HOLMES...AURUOIIBB RTAOBBMI.
langtry!_lyr
Q J. SCI?LKPStlORMI.L.
No. 37 LINE-STREST,
BAT WHEN KING AND ST. PHILLP.
LUMBER OF KVK~?X~ DESCRIPTION AN?
S.VU.:in;S MAXJMUAL, LIMB and PLA8TKR
ING LATHS. PATNT8, OILS, OLaSHKS, SHINGLES J
atoo GROOVB AMD TONGUE BOARDS, ftc., coa.
otent?y on hand at the lowest market pri?es.
September 13_nvbaivT
-npWAUD li A b ? ,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
N*. SR Wfurresv-etreet,
NXW TORE.
PERSONAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO VUE PUB
OHaSR Of SA kinda of MERCHANDISE. Boots.
Shoes, Hats, Ca s sud Trunk?, and Straw Goode a
special ty,
OeaefeeaMori* of aa tanda ot Staple Articles tai
general Produce solicited,
front rater- guaranteed.
EDWARD DALT,
f* Le4?ofCharfectoa>S. 0.
Raaal-Weeldr Prioe Current* sent free by posa,
yannery R) " RM
j?rngs, <?b^nttrab, ?tc.
No. 85 BROAD- STREB!,
Between King ?aa McetiMg-at?.
rjun<; SUBSCRIBER HAS OPENED TUB ABOVE
ESTABLISHMENT, where csa fee found a well
selected assortment of pure and frosh
DHUGS, CHEMI?AJLS,
PERFUMERY, Seo.
Particular attention is given the DISPENSING
DEPARTMENT. The mcdictaoe used are specially
selected from the beet chemical laooratories and
importing houses, and can be relied on,
Besides bis personal attention, ho ha? engaged
tho services of a Graduate of Pharm noy aa aa as?
sistant, which will insure tho greatest caro In tho
COMPOUNDING OP PRESCRIPTIONS.
AST" Prescriptions pnt ap ?t all hour*
Davy or Might.
E. H. KELLERS, M. D.
May Tl ti
F it ES il DIU G 8.
JUST RECEIVED,
G??NAULT & CO.'s PKUPAKATEONS :
i IODIZED SYRUP OF HOUSE KADISH
! VEGETABLE CAPSULES OP BIATICO
?YRUPOFflYPOPilOSPHlTE OF LIME
GUAVANA POWDERS.
Ah fresh from Pari*, nnd for sale hy
Ur. tl. CA IS IC,
Msy_8_Ko. 131 MKE ITNO-STBEK'i'.
FOR THE HAIR.
JUST RECEIVED,
PH ALON'S CHEMIC AL HAIR IN VIG ORA?
TOR
AYER S UAtU VIGOR
MON l'QOMERVS HAIR RESTORER
BUENET'S COCO AINE
HALE'S SICILIAN HAIR RENEWER
CHEVALIER'S LIFE FOR TUE HAIR
CHALE ANT'S COCOA CREAM
LYON'S KATH AIRON
BAR : Y'S IRlOOPHEROUH
REEVE'S AMBROSIA
HAIR TONIC.
For sa'.o by Dr. H. BAHK,
Mav 8 No. 131 MEETING-^TRKET.
^??ofljiuinj, (gas?tiig?, (Etc.
FLOUR AND CORN MIL5.S
AND
MILL, MACHINERY.
ALL COMPLETE, FURNISHED AT SHORTEST
NOTICE, anet of tho rtost improved style ana
plans.
Four ot tho said MUl9 arc m operation in this cit)
now, and hare all proved satisfactory and superior
to all ethers.
hand." "'"'*" TIAR1 A" MUNCON!'' !
Utica, New York.
For particulars apply to the undersigned, whore
the Milla can bo seen in full operation dally.
JOHN CA MP.? EN & 00 ,
Afrenta for South Carolina,
Maren ll_th m 8mos_Charleston, a. O.
PIKEN IX IRON WORKS.
JOHN F. TAYLOR & CO.
SUCCESSORS 10
C A M K H, O Si & CO.,
Engineers Boilermakers &C"
Not. 4, 6. S, 10 and 13 PRITOHARD-STRF.KTS,
(NE Ail THE DRY DOCK,)
Charloston, S . C.
STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS - MARINE,
STATIONARY AND PORTABLE.
KICE THRESHERS AND AULLS OF EVERY
DESCRIPTION.
SHAFTING, PULLEYS AND GEARING
IRUN FRONTS FOR BUILDINGS,
CASTINGS OF EVERY KIND IN IRON OK
BRASS.
We guarautee to furnish ENGINES and BO IL KB 8
of ad good quality and power, and at an low rates as
. can bj) had in New York, Baltimore or Philadelphia.
AGENTS FOR
Ashcrofts Low-water Detector,
THE ONLY PERFECT SECURITY AGAINST
DAMAGE FROM LOW WATER IN
THE BOILER.
REPAIRS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
Hay 17 . .? . caa_asaos
jy?HKTISO-STRBll.T VOVMDBiV.
THIS .ESTABLISHMENT 18 MOW FURNISHING
THC IMPROVED
MWA&THY COTTON OIN,
STEAM ENGINES AMD BOILERS, of various Blues
on hand
IMPROVED VBBT?OAL AM? HORIZONTAL CORN
MILLS, 80GAB MX LLB, SUGAR BOILERS
AND PAMS, Of a? staea
HOBBS POWERS AND GEM GEARING, from G tc
M feet in diameter
IMPROVED LEVER COTTON PRESSES for Hand.
power. Haw and Bice Milla
MACHINERY AMD CASTINGS of all. deacxtpttoai
made to order
Particular attention paid to
HOUSE FRONTS AND CASTINGS EOS BUILD.
ING9, GRATINGS.
CISTERN COVERS, SASH WEIGHTS, de., de,
WILLIAM S. HENERE?,
MACHINIST AND FOUNDER,
No. 314 MKETING-8TRKRT,
. CMABKJBIVOW, S. 0.
August 3 mw?
Tf> ? T ? M TOT AI S?
TURNER AND DEALER XM IVORY.
Aaa ttaauf*c?*r?rof
BILLIARD BAALE AMD CV ME,
AM? IMFOarSR OF BILLIARD OLOTB, CUES,
Latear Chaut, and BORard Merchandise tn sea era).
mm. I? ?*aA?*a-sfcr*et, ?wyr Yes*.
MayT
Jluitton Silica
Furnitur? of a Fvmi'y Removing /rom the
W. Y. LEIT H * !i. & um NH
11 uetioaonrs.
Will lie ?Old at ?no,,01., 1 In D*Y 2<ith iii'it., kt
10 o'clock at thu r iid, i o ? No. 12 ik. W'H BOW.
Oue il KU' I n,rn Moot i n-it ' roi,
Mii diy Amii I.RHO HOTJ KKKWINO.
CONBUTItia IM l'A BT o?r:
Dining Room. I'.u oi , i )i^<?. lu r II nd Kitchen ?UU
N1 i UK*', .m.. B.dding.
ALflO,
A lot of CR ORKBY and aiimswere, Vases, Manto
Ornan? o ii tn. Ito.
'i orme-l ash. ArtlcloR to bo removed on dav ol
sal?._ trat Maj 24
Valuable Plantation al Auction.
W. Y. LEITCH * B. S. BRUNS,
Auctioneers
UT T rluo of an order to mo dtreotcrt by tl.o Hon.
Gooroo H. Bryan, Juairo of clio United htates Dis?
trict Court for Clio Dislri i or -outb Ca o iua, 1
will offer for baie atpnblio auction, nt the ld Post
ofllre, lo it of Hrond-flircot, on MONODY, (ho 14th
June next, ut ll o', lock A M.,
Ail thai Pt. A vi AT ION OH TR*vCT CF LNM> in
Nt. btephe 'H Pariah known aa the "ueh Dall Plan
talion, containing two thousand acres of i and, but?
ting aud bounding on the north by laud - ot o?tato of
X. Lt. Gourdm; on tbe mst on land? or Jes 1'eaglor
aud K. P f raith; on the weet on lund? ot K.P.
Smith and Dr Henry ? ay net; and on tao south on
Ianda ot W. O. Heriot and lt. 1> smith, as by re e -
euee *x? a plat made by W. F. Hrvlu will niora fully
appear.
le mi-One-third ?ash; balance tn ono and two
yeur . tobo secured by boucl o? tho parch mer and
mortgage o the .remisos cold Purohiier to ] pay
tor i ??iors und stamps. LOUI- MoL >1N,
May 24 mih7 Assigned ot T. t>. Waring,
Valuable Heal Estate, at Auction.
IV. Y. WblT^H & ii. S. Blt
Auctioucorn, '
Will bo sold un .Vi thod're lion of tho undersigned
on lHUU<D.\y, June tl. lSO'J. a ll o'Curli A. WU
at tho Old Po? office, too! of l??o id-street,
Ml that LO t Oh L*M> si nat" lou h ? north nido
of il.i c -ilteo! near Ooucoid, aiOJKuriug In non ou
lissel-Btret-t fifty tour iB-L feet, und in dcpib ono hun?
dred and toity feat;butting und bounding eo rh ot
Hasel struct, wet on lunds of Johapou. norlli on
i reek or dn.il reserved for titi? lot, und, noel ou
ian ls cf Estate ol ltfr.-. M. J. M. Bell.
AT.SO.
At the sunn time n-nd p'nrc,
All that TRACI OF LAND anuuted lying ?Dd bo
iu^ lu that part. ?f ihe District ot Berkeley,lately
known RI t >? Parish ot' >t. I Lon..M m:asurl y i
containing th rty-trven aero-, more or lea>; buti
and bounding io tin? north on linds of Dr. O'llctir,
loth? s; utu cn Wuiido l.i vcr. lo bc east on Usda ol
f o vol I and J? tues K Potar . aud to (be winton
la els ot--and rs and M Dowell,
1 erins-forth U rsl pleca one-half, and lor tue
second nno-.third cash; balance in oi.e an?! two equal
Bucee^si re aribU'il'inc aiment?, recured by condoi
1 urcbasi-r aud mort^un on th>- premises. luxihH
s.T io pay tor pa. ern and staiDr;?.
May 19 w m LOUH BIoLAlN.
Iii JOHN T. BUMPHIIUY8,
Auctioneer.
On THURSDAY, 27tti mut.. I will Bell, .it 11 o'clock
sit ihe Old Customhouse,
All that LOT, Pit CE OH PAUOBL -F LAND, uti
nata on north side of Sirrosiord-u.rect, in tho City oi
Charleston, mciipuiitif: and roatainlug in fronton
paid street 20 foci and i i r:epth northwardly 85 iee
in ire or lesa; butting and bouudimr north ou lind
terrae? ly ot J. il. Sutcliffe, south ou Born-st?re-street,
cast on landa fortnei ly of Isaac Barrett, and vrcfit on
lot next described.
ALSO.
All that other LOT 0^ LAND adjoining to the west
treasuring and coDfiiidng in fronton Barretter
sircet aforeeaid 3'J iee , &nd in depth 84, foot, i.:oro or
lees; nutting and bounding u^i-th on landa now or
lalo of J. li. Sutcliffe, south on lierrnsinrd a reef
cast on lot ubovo described, and ?eat ou landa now
or lute of ti ll.
I On BI. id two LoU of T and ate BUILDINGS <
tattling twenty-tour roonis, and ustd ad a Bourdtu?
h JVL?C.
I erma-Cne-lnlf rauh; balanc? in enc: arul tw
years, secured ??y bond . f purchaser ano. rnorlgige
of promise J. wlii-b are to to insured and the policy
argued. Purchaser to pav inn for papora mid for
st arni.p. mw; Itu 1 May 17
H? Jjll^ i. H?ilPlittJilY?,
Auctioneer.
On THURSDAY, the 27ih lustaut, I will aoll at ll
o'clock, at the old uatoraboueo,
AUtbnt LO i Ot' LAND, with ihe linet Build?
ings tae.reoj, situate on tbe w?st sutf of East Bay
Btreet. and h own bv the No. 163, at pre ont
occupied by MeasrH. Klnem in & H\weU; meastir
ina in front on Euat Bay-3troot - feet, and in depth
110 3J-100 feet. Butting and bounding to the e?st
[ on Erst Bay-street, north on lot of land bu ow dc
iorlbed as No 155, sou h cn lands of Poincignon
a"u M??*>V??, ?uu Tr?.ci lue a?ic>,, Mri/ UUlun UC*
sc-rlb d fronting ou Uuitv Alley, which ?avid alley to
bo used lu common a>> right f way t? both lot?.
ALSO.
All that other LOT OE LAND, with tho Wooden
Building tbcrcoc, on tho weet side ct E.tPt Bay
Btreet, and ndjoinlng the above desoribed lot on ti.e
north, and known by tho No. 155, at pre-ontucoc
cupied; measuring in front ou East Bay-street
feet, and in dep h 128 35 100 feet, more or tess. But?
ting and bounding to the east on Last Bay-street,
nor. ti on lands now or late of H . Poincignon, west
on lands now or late of --, then in an 'easterly
direction on landa now or late of ---, thonce south
on landa now or bite of --, thence on tho alley
way below described, and to the south on let No. 15)
above described.
ALSO,
All that other PI- Cfc'. PARCEL OR LOT CF
LAND trontlug on Unity ?Hey. meaBuring and eon
taming in front 8 50 100 feet, and in depth 0.1 50 100
leot, tu be used aB a right ot way to both the above
mentioned lots, ali of which will more indy appear
by pi tt drawn r?y Jo. n T.. Branch, Purveyor.
25th February, 18J ', which con bo seen at my office,
No. 27 Broad--treet.
Torma-Que-halJ caph . balance I? one and. two ;
yea?s. ??eured bcmd oFpurcu iaef fthct rL?rtgag?fi-i
the premises, whicti ar,' to ho insured and >he policy
assigned. Purchaser to pay me for pai era and for
BtampB_niwii ul fllny 17
Valuable Heal Estate at Auction.
BY ? LAW Z3 J. WHITE t: SON7,
Auctioneers.
Bv vi?'uo of tn order ol Bala tomi drooled from
the Hon. Georfio >. Bryan, Jiiiijfe of tho United
states Diitnc. CourMbr the Di-tricl of bouth Care
Una, I will offe;* for etile at Public nuelioa, ut tho
Old Poatofflce. i sot of Broad-atroet, Oharioston, M
C.. on l HURsiDA?, tbe lOtU ?ny of June, ltitlO, at
ll o'clock, A. M.,
All tucse l'WO LO TS OF LAND In the V lingo of
tfetftSunimorvtilo, with tlie Buildings thereon, situ
ureontho outh sido ol 'Pira North-ptreot, fc'etwcei
Mani ard Magnolia streets, aud Lu -wu in tho pla'
of r?'d Viliaife aa Lota \ and O, in So-niro ^o. 3
(three,) t orthorn Division, <s3 will m pf ar by n roa
voyanco to Jesse B. Bolles by the Execub r^ ol Joan
Koblnnon, recordoJ in the office of tho lifgi&ter ci
Meine Conveyance, Too* L, No. ld, pago Cl; each
i ot containing one acre. Tho Buildings having
bo?n recently repaired, arc in complete order.
Terms of i*ale--One-half caph; ba'ance payable in
two equal successive annual insta m. nts. secured by
bond or bonds of tho i.u chafer, with interest at 7
per cent, per cn mm, payable annually, and mort?
gage of thc premises. Purchaser to pay for nec .s
sary stamps and 9ap-rs. LOUIS AloLAIN,
'* Assltjnee J. H. Bollos.
To wuoM rr MAT eoNCBcns-.Ihe croditors of
JE^sE H. BO i LE1?, Bankrupt, holding liens, aro
hereby notified th it, under order ol the Court, dated
May 19th. 1809, they are v. quired to prove and
establish their liens before 3. c. GABPVNTKR.
Esq, Reotstrar, cn or before tba 7th of yuna. I860,
or else be excluded from any benefit of the sal? la
this ease. LOUIS M ot. A IN.
May 20 thmT As?igne? J. H. Bolles.
fiqmtir Pitters
TRY
PANKmU'S HEPATIC BITTERS.
TRBT CURE DYSPEPSIA,
Amt an MS SAS ss or fm
STOMACH AND LIVER.
mar Aaa asoonansraw ar THB
HEGEMAN Sc CO.,
AGENTS, NSW YORK.
Hanirfactared by C. F. PANKN?H,
OHAHLK8TON, S. C.
JSSflTor MU by Druggist* Xkervwh*re.~V*
Februaty 10 mwflyr
T
O St V HIS K g ? MK?.
THE 8U31XKB NEWS,
PUBLISHED AT SUMTER, 8. C.,
is on o? TH> BUST PAP?? ni rm UP
COUNTRY; ha* a tarns circulation, ?nd afford* aa
psrlor advaatsgM as aa adrertjslng n^Jrmv Tsrint
low. Ad Ara? DAR? * OMTKKN.
February M Proprwlow.
^ portion Solri?.
Wat*, B*,?!* awi SA,, ? ? t ft tty n nd 8nnHr*f
l>>y (In-,h.
KNOX, !>A ! Y 4 ? O.,
?o>. 15t) nieetanx-?tr?< t corner ox* Wm mt
nurib.
VIII pell, TO H b AT, n- aiiovo, COmmeneju afc 1*
o'clock A. M , prAOiai? y
Uonrtltfotia cash. - Mit <n
lattin of th? I ii Karo nc*tumi 7r?M? ' orxpany ?f
Ch rlrtttm
BY Z. B. OAKES.
vi? ta Gold, TOM )RRO >. ? tu mat, neu OM Old
l'OhtofHro. at 11 o'clooa.
The*HW?Tl? Or"lHE INbURAKOE AMD TRUST
'OM l'A NV of bari ato i.
ooaarsinra OP:
236 HALF sHABtrt 8.UJ.U CABOLTRA RA) L
IOAD OMPANY
$1000 his per Gent. Bonds Rant 1 ennasaee ted
leorgia P-ui.rcud cmnan.?
?-?fl!):? -ov.fl per Ont. Bonds Olly of tfavaen h
$1000 cv ii per Cent. Bond Mc mpbis and Charles
on Railroad Comp ny
J3000 sovou per rent. Bonds Boa', li Carolina Bail
oad lilia any
f250ti hix per Out. Bonds O roon viii* and Com tn
>la Bi Hr ?od Company, guaranteed by .- tnt? of South
karolina
?2O90 six per Cent. Bonds i *iv ol Memphis. Ruar
uvced by memphis and Charleston Railroad Com
sauv
a Bond?. iSO each f-tato or South Carolina Sevon
per ?'ant., dated Februar? 1, 18(51
10899 O? ty ol t/haileet-n *ixporO<rd. Mock
S0OO B u l Memphis andOliio ttn'load
20 Hoares Preferred Mock Nortlioauiern Railroad
Tom pan y
*375 Certificate cf IndcblednefS "-outh Carolina
liai road . oma uuy
fcUGtJ eriificit-ol Iudo'iledaot? NorUicaa'orn Rail
roa i ?'oiupany
25 hij-rs Hauli ?'hariep'on - tock
C3 >>haro? P?HJpie's Raus:
2!? inures Bann Cleo ?.'cov?n
217 bare?? M..to linn'.
8 fl Shares t.nnii ot KouCi O?"o'ina.
'?56 biros Pr.n.icrs' and i Kuh )i"'f! Bank
WOO <K)0 Confederate buitcs lto;;t< . rod Block
S 2 ?PO ( ono erato . late* EJ*: I P T cent Bouda
59?'t) Domed ra.o t<t a to Four \ c: Cent. Bouda
ca? too luteioit boa ii-f? i omedcruto treasury
No.es.
/Jit-o,
'ike IMO tlor/ trrsniU; iront BI1LDING, No. ft
Broad--tivja' wo 1 leno ni a< tho tiffi o 't thiCiai
I any. a id ono of tho best" liuslmst etandi on
lire .d-s'r?-? Lot '?0 lev lro.it nu I HU Irot doi*p.
Ootititti 'na-For tito pect Li H >;:.nh; lor tba real
oilato one-third cash; ba uncu ia two equal annual
Instalments, a ?th inicrosl: at too (10 porce t. pay?
able 6oaii auuutlly; bu.'ikli>u to bo kept Lisnrod and
policy aseipned; or . !. c-a.lt nt tint op!iou of 'ho piny
rh teer. P'irchis(?r lo ny lor j' po sand stamps.
??D "Rvannab BepubPean, Au: sta i'oustitu'ion
a,h'3t, ataco ii TOIeft an!? and Columbia Phoulx will
insert above ned send billa humed au.ly to i.ucuoneer.
Ma-- 24
Brick ?<lorc House, PMMd/ikitt street.
BY LOUIS IK DeSAUSiSURE.
iO-MORROW. thc 2"tll May, tit ll o'clock A.M.,
will be sold al (bo O ? I OH t.f?i >o, nrood-stroot,
Tho two-story BRICK RT OUR HOUSK with slate
root, known au "No. 1 H\LL," Pl>? ,.delphi i-streot,
being well b?i:t ond '?ontij;U'",nB t > tu* li usin?es por
lion ot Last Boy. Tho Lo. roo-iaures aoout 35 teet
iront by pbott'. 79 fi o . 'cop min? i>r less
t'ondl ions-One-hnlf c. eh; balance by Bond, bear?
ing 7 per cent lDtorcMt, pavab.e iu ono fi ar, 'o be
?ee.i.roi by a moitjr igp of th ? property, bid dnip; to
ho Insure* and i^oltcy assigned. Purclia.-ier io psy
for rove'ntc stimpa ai d papers.
Mn y 24 tvtamtu?
Brick Reaid-ence on tfntrch-street.
BY L0U?S Si, I^S^UNSUKE.
J 0-MOBR0W, tho2CtItlueUnt at ll o'cl. ok A. M.,
will be io li nf *; o OM PjAifTl e, lli-o^dstreet,
lue TuniiE *aot<Y BBIOR HKSTDRNOB. No. 15
Chuirh'Street (abi.iimidv.-ay bexv^un Wato -s reot
md LteMwoo 1 Alley.1 contaiuin^ cv ven Moms and
lotib o pftizsas; on lb* premise aro K ink Ititchon.
Lot niocFurcH ?bout 33 feet ti on by ?\i feet deep,
note or less.
contlnions-Ono fourth cash; balaneo by hond
jearius sotol-annnal Int. rest piynb.<? ia four Ovni
?uccessivi; annual tusta'mcnts. .o '?v necMredbJa
mortgage cf tho p o, ertyt houso lo l-o Insured ano.
I'ohcj--.isefeuod, Purobavcr to piy lor puiio-snnd
rev. nuc staoan^. UisluCmiuS M ty ?4
S lemur Id: a, al Au-(ion
BY LOWNOES & Oitia^AIX,
BrcRcrs tend A actio noora.
Will ba said on THU ttsDAY, 27 h inst, at tho Old
Po--touico, at ll o'cloclr.
Tho PTE AMER t OK \, as rho now Ues at the
Northca?tern BuiUoad Wharf. DimuuHioas-06 foot
?enc. 10 feet b*ain and 6 foot in depth; 95 ions. .
,%Vmo-???n; purctiaser to pay ua tor T<apera and
stamp?. May bo U'oitod foi' ut private sale.
May 24_ iuwtb3
MIEKIFP'S SALK.
BY A, U. McQIH.IVHAY,
Attetlouecr.
By virtao of a Writ r.f rieii Fiolaa to mo directoil
"and d?iivered. nill bo sold on MONDAY tho7tU
day of June naxt. at tba northeast cor^or of tho
(.our house, at ll oV-lo :U A M.
AB tho right, tillo und intoreat of tho Defoodsnt
ic 5?0 ACRli? OF LAND, tituite iu the Pariah of
BL James' Goose Creek, ar-out 24 miles from this
citv, between tho itato uoad and iho ;ouch tiarollna
Brilrotd Tract, formerly belonging toihomis H.
W inter, and la abtut ono mile eoutu of Brovrolng'a
f aw mill.
Levied on and to bo sold as tho property
ol'G P. Hodge, at (he neveral nuits ol W. H. Harvey.
Administrator, J. J. Harvey and Uiocnas H. Winter.
ALSO, ^
At tho sama t'mo ano piucc,
a.ll tro rtRht. tide and interoi.t of OofenJint
iu a TRACI' OF LAND on Black Tom Road,
, uear (bo W.'.saaror^aw Briclg-, Li fct. James'
i ?GQS0 Creek Parit-h, contntning about 1G17
".,.", n,orn ./wMtaer win anntbcrTRA'T
OF LAND, ai'"uifo nour Gi-oomsv. . ut m0
rn?c.a from Strawberry ?-talton, on Northeastern
Rai'roaL Ihn 'Irac? cinUim about 50 acros, and
vra< formerly owned by DAUICI lneaker
l ovlo-i on t.iitl to bo sold ea tho pro; o ly of J J.
Rrowi ?pg at tho suit tl W. B. Harvey, Adminis?
trator
ALSO,
Al lb ; Gamo lim:' tind p'-eo.
A!; tho right, title and intercut ol tho defendant ia
at; Ibal LO? OV r.AND titnato .rn ibo novilUsidoof
M ark ct-s Lr cot, win n tito t tory Bl* ck IOUHO and
ot*;er Builditign tb leon, anil known mi the ?o. 71.
Levied on and io bo solda* tho prop tty ot'R.
Knick coyer, ai tao snit oi">ycho ricanatjama,
At Ute fi.ime timo and place,
Ali Ibo right, ii le and lalcro-t of tho doLmdanl in
Lt? I Oi< LAND, wilh a turee Biory Brfok llcmso and
Olli? r Btilldiuga Uiercon, situate on Gio north side of
lr add .street, and knoivnas ;.o. 28.
Levied on ?nd to bo toi t un tho properly of Mar?
tin O'Donnell, at ibo eu t of Patnclt Leo.
ALBO,
On the pr<-mUes Blluate at Gie eoulhwest cornorof
Widl und raihoun streets, at ri o'< io k M.,
All (he RIGHT, II ILE AN -J 1N1ERE-T of tho dr
lendantB In thc CONTENTS OF A G HOOfc RY STORE.
Levied ( ii and to bo dod ai the p o ; or ty of Janes
Melvin and MeElhosn it Melvin at too several suita
of li'be. Straus3, William MarscLor and Jam< B Adger
k Co.
A IAO,
At 1 o'elock precisely, at Ibo wharf Morehouse on
Accommodation Wharf,
All the BIGH i. I ll LB <ND INTHUEWT of the ?fi.
tendant in EIGBT RU NDR'il) AND EIGHTY Bi US
OF CORN (three bushels to the bag.)
Levied on and to be sold a-? Gie property of Richard
B. Boro ven. survivor cf Jamoa Oadiadan fr. Co. and
Henry Khwroon, und^r an execution in the case af
cold we? h Roblasen va. Bichard K. Bore vea, survi?
vor afore aid.
Terms oath, . B. VT. M.MACKBY.
Mav If m4 H. O. C.
r. n. axaato, m. 1.1 ?r. t. OKABD. KOBFO?JS.
o. w. Toroa, M. T. I 9. E. aaoDBtnoK, poaTsarotTTH.
|j^SARD, YOTWO * CO.,
PBODUCB COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Re>. a?f W?slis?t?ton,s(treet.
AT?fF TORR:.
ae?E01iL ATTENTION GIVEN TO THE SALE 07
KA RX. Y VSGVa&BLB9, FBIFT8.
POTATOES, &C.
BiursnxMCES.-Oorernor Z. B. Vunce, Charlotte;
W. D. Beynolda k Bro., Norfolk; B. Ct. Ohio, Saper
tntendent 8. at B. Railroad, Ports mow th; Oolonet ?.
L. Fremont, E. V. Barnies, Esq , Wilmlngtoa; H.
E. Thurber k Co., Langhrai at Zlgbsrt, New York:
Barnard O'NeUL Charleston; Ahnender k BuasaU,
Savannah._8moi_ABrU?"
DENTIST.
BOOMS AT HIS RESIDENCE. NORTHWEST COB*
BBB OF MBTITIN? AND SOCIETY BTRFRTK.
Novomber 20 fmw>?moe