The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, December 01, 1854, Image 3
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evkftt man who lives in a house, espeoislIr
if the house be his own, should oil all the
various parts of it once in two or three
months. The house will last much longer
""'1 uifH Kn nlioli idam nliiat tutiu* in Oil
the loclw, bolt* ami hinges of the street door,
and it will shut gently with luxurious eivsc,
Mid with tlio use of a little amount of force.
A neglected lock requires gftat violence t??
ennse it to shut, ami with so much violence
tlie ivhiiji'hoUw, iu door*, it* wuvl'iws,
its vert' doors and joists, Are much shaken,
and in time they get out rf rifthrth nil
sorts of ways, to say nothing of the dust
that is displaced every time the |M?eo is
shaken. The incCMiifit' banging of d'fhrs,
scrooping of lock*, creaking ami screaming
of hinges, i* a great discomfort. Even the
* ik .. l. . ^!i. i
? wirwin? 9viiiviiiiivs vr uiivj,
and they will act more certainly and with
reanf I ft 4#?w/?a #l?r?f fltni'a K* 12**1
pnwyMM' Wr?J % 1?T#VI V * ,M ^ ?!?MV
danger of breaking any part of thetn. The
castors of table* and chairs should be sometimes
oiled, and they will more with such
gentle impulse and so quietly that a sleeping
child or an old man is not awakened. A
well-oiled door-lock opens and shuts with
hardly a wliispor. Three penny-worths' of
oil used in a large house once n year will
-save many shillings in locks and other material,
and in the end will save many pounds
tureven the substantial repairs of a bouse;
and an old wife living and sleeping in quite
. repose will enjoy tuaoy more years of even
temper and active usefulness. Housekeepers,
pray do not forget oil. A stitch in time
;Mves nine, and a drop in time saves pounds.
?'The Builder.
Hypocrisy.
llrroeuMT I* mv funny. It walks into
the church of a Sunday morning, sleek,
cleaned shaved, and as smiling as a man
with a new wife for the third time. It joins
in the uuthem, responds to the prayers, listens
attentively to the sermons and deacons.
It is as free with the womcu as rouge or
prepared chalk, nud talks to young girls
with the greatest of freedom. The mission
ary cause is its special care; all the neighbors
are drummed up to "come forward and
aid a beuevolent object." Some subscribe
large sums, and others throw in small a
mounts?the largo * contributors get their
names into tho papers, while the small Ones
*re content witn having done their duty.?
The samo hypocrisy wo have seen severely
prayerful of a Sunday, and on Monday it
bartered a pair of gaitors with a courtezan.
It has been known to turn up its eyes with
horror at an oath, and before fairly recovered
from tho shock to swindle a laboring
-man out of money which should buy his
-children bread. It is prevalent in some
cheap groceries, in the shape of short weights;
is exhibited in wet goods; predominates in
coffee; is powerful in mild; and?it's everywhere.
Wherever you meet the fellow,
shake him off, eschew his acquaintance?
don't let your wifo know there is^uch a
character. Better be a Mormon a thing-a?ny,
a street contractor, or ex-treasurer, than
.hypocrite. It's 'hazardous ballast, if you
.paddle your own canoe.
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Marriage.
? Marriage should be emblematic of the union
of mind, and heart U> heart. It is well to
build matrimonial happiness on physical sympathy
of heart responding to heart; but the
mental adaptation, and a similarity of views
relative to the grand priiu .pal of action and
eveuts of society, should also be taken into
consideration ; for tho bodily perfection must
.fade, the ardor of affection may cool or l>o
diverted into another channel, but the minds
fixity of purpose is more to l>e depended upon,
its energies diminishing but slowly with
imrtM a lik.l ??>v
loviinnui^ ^WIIa, ii iiiama^ ivuiiuctl U|l",
on bis mutual understanding has but little
-chance of being wrecked. Both parties finding
the self-satno mental beauty they once
i admired, and constantly deriving from each
other benefit of mutual interchange of
thought, they live together as monitors; their
"two beings have become insidiously chained
by habit, and they really form but one j>ersonally,
though having, it is true, a masculine
and fernioe aide.
Bather Jolly.
Aldermen, in New Orleans, are sometimes
Jike Alderman in other place*?further north
! ?nearer hone?fond of the article that Father
Mathew and the temperance people generally
are' oppueed to. When the riot in the
Crcaoent Cityv the other day, was at its
height -(ewe of the papers there tells us.) one
of the bathers was songht for at a somewhat
bate hour of the night, ror the purpose of obtaining
an order relative to tho riot, and was
found two thirds drunk. In that happy state
of conviousncss tho imuiiuency of the danger
was strongly represented to him, and his
exert ions were requested for the suppression
of difficulties. The eld gentleman bloomed
out like a mammoth cactus, and informed
die solicitor that 'There was no difficulty,
i only every one go to bed and nobody would
I be kilted^he h ad exaarinod carefully ; he had [
drank rotgut with both parties, and peaceable
citiaeas and b?b?better crendemen
eonidWt be found. The shouting was only
lor fun t If anybody attadA you, iuk them
, to drink and il l! baall settled. Try it?I
& did.' , And from hw appearance we ahould
| tliin|Vhtd?and found it oxoeedingly aeI
Tin: moat agreeable companion is a
I simple, frank igan, without awf high
? pretensions to an oppressive greatness,
^ one Who loves life, and understands the
urie of it; obliging alike at all hours ;
? aliove ullj of a golden temper, and
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l ":; " ' "
tcnm^r mt<?rewtin;/piL?wf^%^ wjtfer*niion?wro
boys, aged Swjrear* \vli?r with
the injunction to ugo to ?Iei?P,* h$<l been fat
itr a "trundle'1 in the rooui I Ofeupiedi*
The boy* were cousins. One had been
born at the South, but came North to epeml
the summer. He I shall call Arthur, the
other John?out of reject to their pureiit*,
who are still living. t"
"Do you ktinv;, Aitlnir, that if you tell al
lie, Ood will :,trilce you dead ?" "WF "
"No ; wiil lie. ?" inquired Arthur. '^Irf
"Ye*, to' bo-sure," says Jolyn.
"What I done Ueno ?" interrogated Arthur.
"Yes,'. persisted John.'
"Will he,do it before my mother comca ?",
inquired Arthur anxiously.
"Well, 1 don't know as to that, answered '
John, who evidently felt disposed to bo as
Union* *? such an aggravated case would ad-1
Init of; J,Kut t, think yon had better Send for I
her!"?J)odgfs Literary Museum.
' * A vouno gentleman was one day nrrnng-1
ing music for a young lady to whom he was I
paying his addresses. "Prav, Miss D-." said i
ne, "what time do yon prefer ?" "O," she |
replied carelessly, "auv time will do?bull
the quicker the better."
'My love,'said Doyle to his wife, why is a
Laplander like an umbrella maker? give it
uji ; vuum; iic uuin c? iiib i*?ip|JU? * i?viu uif
reindeer.' 'Try another,'said our chief, np he
threw himself on the aofu on Saturday pifjht,
why is your tired husband like a umbrella?'
'Because he protects me from tho elements,
my lore.' *?Jot a bit of it, darling, but because
he is used up.'
T:is following memorandum WiV wriiiUjn
on the envelope of a package of Weekly
True Deltas, returned to us yesterday by a
postmaster in Mississippi:
'Mr. W is dead and his wife is drunk;
the estate is insolvent, and nobody, calls for
the paper. You had better stop it.'
We have stopped that paper.?>V. O. True
Delta.
Old Gent.?Why don't you go to work,
and stop picking your nose V
Boy?'It's my nose ain't.it? and it's
Fourth of July, too. I'll pick thunder out of
it i? I've a mind to.'
MVMIEMEAL.
MARRIED?On Thursday, 23d nit., by Rev.
J. & Milts, Ma J. M. TIM.MnNS. ,.f
? C? and Mxs? JOSEPH!NEB. BROOK:*, daughter
of Capk J. W. Brooks, of Greenville.
C3TWe were favored not only with 4 slico^^
tho wedding cake, but a basket full of delicious 1
et oeteraa, for which we return our happiest
thanks to the happy couple.
Their stream of bliss, we l ?m??? iu?.
, A river of delight;
For love, like brook*, which cause the sea,
Will make it pure and bright.
DIED?At his residence, in the lower part of
Greenville District, on the 26th of October, JERKMIAII
IIOl'KINS, in the 59th year of his age.
after a severe ami painful illness, which ho en
d it red with a degree of patience and fortitude
that characterised a christian.
For a number of years the deceased whs : a
mcmlier o'f the Presbyterian Church at Fuirview,
and by his constant attendance nj?on the duties
of the sanctuary, evinced his love to tlio Havior
and tho cause which lie had espoused. In his
deatli, therefore, the church is deprived of a useful
member, the cause of Truth a firm advocate,
tho neighliorhood a useful citizen, the faintly of a
kind and affectionate husband, nu iudulgcnt father
and safe counsellor. Yet they' mourn not
as those without hope, for they havo the evidence
left them that their loss is his eternal gain, and
though they meet no more in time, tjiey may
meet in the land of the blest, where parting win
lie no more, and whei'O all tears shall be \vi|>ed
from every eve. A 1'UIKN D.
Mountaineer please copy.
Orcenrillc Prices Current.
CORIIKOTKD WKKKLY FOR THR ENTKIt PRISE,
BY JOHN VY. GRADY, MERCHANT.
Gbecnvillr, November 88, 1804.
BAGGING, Gunny, per yard, 10 a 18
Dundee, 13 a 10
BACON ... .llama, per lb., 12 a 14
? m Shoulders, 0 ? 10
Sidfl^ 12 J a 14
- IlogrourfUf Mf 10
BUTTER.. > l.en, j*r 16. none.
Couul
COFFEE...Rio, per lb. 14
Java, per lb. 18 a 20
DOMESTICS, Shirting, per yd. a 10
Sheeting, per yd. 10 a 15
Oanaburga, peryd. 11 ? 12^
FLOU R .... Cotmtry, per bid. t7 o
Country, per sack, $3 a
GRAIN Corn, per bushel, 00 a 05
Wheat, per bushel, $1 a $1^
IRON .Swede*, per lb. a 7
w Eoglinli, per lb. 5 a 5^
LAUD......per lb. 11 a 12
MOLASSES, Cuba, per gal. 38 a 37^
N. O., per. gal. 40
SY RUI*....M u per gal. 60 a 024
Ail CJ r 1 a, t A..?
vioo ?auup, per gai. o
Train, per gnl. 87$ a $1 j
Li use ed, W}
RICE per lb. ' 7 ? 8$
ROPE per lb. 12$ a 20
8U0ARS. ,,N. Orleans, per lb. 7 a 9
Porto Uleo, per lb. 9 a 10
Loaf, per lb. 12$
Crushed, per lb, 12$
Refilled, per lb. 10 a 12$
8ALT.......per bushel, $1
Halt, per sack, a $270
SOAP.......Colgate,pale, pr.lb. 12$ a 10
Yellow, per lb. 8 a 10
SHOT..?...per lb. 12$
iirw? hare been inflwriiwl to nifaouare j
Cfipb A. T. Owlnyi a CM^idate for Sher
f si" the a est eleetiep. ?td.
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" n?,,naJL
COl.r.MIilA. Md November. 1 ^51.
r|*MIE member* of tlic Stuff attached to' Hi*
r JL'-- K*sc?4lerieT '^ovcriier Mavmso arc rayus*?
'rf at llcudqiutiters prior to the Oth of
Bmucr of tlie Commander-in-Chief.
It. T. XVATI'S, Secretary.
December 1. -49 1
STRAYED or ST< >I.ExlLm my p/ace on Mon- I
day night, 21stof November, a voting bay
H01U*K, with h ring around his left fore tegennaed
hy a ropej hafc a email afar in his face. Any
information will he thankfully rcevivod, and nnv
1 person taking hint uprhali he liberal! v rewarded.
DXYlS \\*. IIODGES.
Mcrritteville, 9. C.t Nov. 25. 29 8
im orarHC^ iec*
TI1K creditors of tho lato JOIlN II. JOICE,
Esq., are hereby notified that. by order of
i the Court of Chancery, thev nre required to ron
dor. of) oath, their demandson the Estate of the
said John li. Joke, deceased, to the Commissioner
of ,tho Court of (,'hauccry for Gruenville Die
triet, on or before the flrfct day of January next,
in order thntdhe samein:ly be settled by the reeeiver
of the said Estate, nnd reported to the
Court by the Commissioner.
S. A. TllWNES, C. E. G. I), t ,
Greenville C. If., Nov. 22, 185-4. 29?5
The State of South Carolina.
GREENVILLE DISTRICT.
By Robert McKay, E*q., Ordinary of said
District., i
Vl^TlREEAK, M. I>. Dickey line filed a Peti?
? iion in my oitiee, praying that Letters of
Administration on all nnd singular the goods nnd
chattels, rights and credits of Gkorok Linosey.
Sen., late of the District, aforesaid, deceased,
should be granted to him.
Thr*e nrr, th'rrforc, to cite and admonish all
and singular the kindred and creditors of the
said deceased, to be nnd appear in the Court of
Ordinary for said District, to be holdcn at Greenville
Conrt-IlouBe, on the Sixth day of December
next, to shew eanse, if any, why the said Administration
should not be granted.
KQB3V MCKAY, O. o. D.
Ordinary's Office, 23<1 Nov., 1854. 28-2
WILL BE SOLD
a ON SATURDAY, the 2d December,
at 10 A. M., in front of my office,
a number of second-handed
WATCHES AND CLOCKS. '
go lot of Watchmaker's Materials,
Crystals, Ac. ; nnd a lot of old Jewelry and Silver,
AA. Ac. To close Estate of I. II. Leneuict, (
deceoHk
\ w w&i&saa*
Under $3, each ; of and over that amount,
note at 12 months and security with interest
from date. C. J. ELFORD,
Nov. 24. 28?t<l Administrator.
I A;HA wevravrr""""
wiuiuuiiicMionn ill any wnjr wuiivckw
'with the Wreath and Annual must be directed,
post-paid, to J . ?
MJRDICK A SCOVIL.
No 8, Hpruce Street, New York.
Greenville and Laurens.
G1 A. SlH^Urn will carry persona from
np (JreenviUe to l<auraiw v. " Loaring
Gro|n?ille every Tuesday and Friday, returning
Wrdnoaday# aii<f Wfur?b?y?i. Application re be <
made U^fwa^ fcof.tre leaving. J30 1 f )
fRfclVAI. OP oodt TH^^;
&*? trsa s^saas' eslSa>
AND VARUS* DEPOT.
400 *** -4 T
V Boxoaof l>e8t \fH Rnt?iu% . 1
1 Tnb of r^rmnS"'
A good eeieetion of the choiecKt Kweuoe* nn<l
Flavoring Extract^
Box of iwifcr ! Tyson T.a,
Barrelaw Stn art'sOr;t*hud and very light Brown !
Sugars,
Barrel* of Freeh N-York Soda Crackers,
Export fresh and choice addition* to the above
article* on ChrMsturns week.
Winter Domestic Goods.
IlenVy nil wool y'd. wide printed Drugget, ]
for Carpeting ami Crumb Clotha
Bright col. Vlaid Linseva, double with Cloak Lining*
and Children'* Eeoth l'laids,
(Ieavy Kcrscvs, Jeans and linseys, Bed and Negro
Blankets,
Extra tine Heavy Knapped Real Welch Flannels,
Wide and tine fefllk and Wool " "
A quantity of good low priced Red and White
Flunnel* from *20 cent* up.
?L?YiHlfl3TO,
Cloth*, Cascimero*, Tweeds, Jean* and Veetinga
in great variety at \Y. II. flOVEYVk
Nov. 24, 2ft tf
. Water Colors, &c.
THE mWeriher* have just opened a large assortment
of Water CoIors,in Ivoxe*
ranging fr>m 10 cent* to ?!?, to which they would
invito attention.
v ,'AI.SO,
PA TNT PA J.IETTES, CAMEL'S HAW
PENCILS, INDIA INK, INDIA RUBBER,
PINK SA UCER8, CA KM INK, (I A MB (WE,
VERMILLION, LEAD PENCIIJi, cfr.
Aa our assortment of Water Colors i* an extenrive
one, we can make it to the advantage of Merchant*
and other* to purchaso from ua by the
down boxes or more.
ON HAND a fine stock of Books and
Stationery, at LOW PRICES.
G. E. ELFOKD <fc CO.
Nor. 24. 28 ' 8
(At tho Old Stand of B. Dunham,)
HAYING bought from the Greenville Manufacturing
Company their interest in the
wv, TINNING BUSINESS, and also their
entire STOCK OF DRY GOODS,
5MBE?2?3 Agricultural Implements. Ac., Ac.,
on hand, would respectfully inform Merchants,
Farmer and the public generally that he will
carry on the above business in ull it* various
branches, and hopes by prompt attention and
LOWjPRICEH to oc liberally patronized.
I sljull keep constantly on hand all kinds of
Til M-WA&E,?t Wholesale aud Retail.
Copper &. Sheet-Iron Ware,
Stove, Stove Pipo, &c.
1 - 4. -i a *?
maut*. iu ?ni?r on ^uon nonec.
TIN PLATE ANO TINNER'S MATERIALS
nlwnVfc on hand and for wile LOW for CASH.
PRINTING, WKITING, LETTER A WRAPPING
PAPER always on hand, in anv auantitv.
hi iow price*.
CA*h paid for RAGS, BEESWAX, OLD
COPPER AX I) OLD PEWTER.
UTCOUNTIty PRODUCE generally taken
in exchange for GOODS.
Greenville, November 24. 28 tf
nAVISO *old to J. B. SHERMAN onr intervest
In the Tinning Business and Store at
this place we would ray to all indebted to us
that We need the money they owe us, and that J
it must he paid hy the first of January next, and
xo mistake, for our Books must he closed.
GREENVILLE MANUFACTURING CO.
By J. B. SmuiMan, Ag't.
Nor. 24. *28 tf
JUST RECEIVED.
V LARGE LOT of the best GUNNY BAGGING
and ROPING. Also,
Peruvian (iunno,
And some of An am A. Broti.k's Superior BACON.
For sale Cheap for Cash, hy
GOWER <k DAVID.
Nov. 17. 27 3
fTHHE subscriber forewarns all persons from
M. trading for a Note given to M. M.
Jomkh for %ti(J 00, dated January 23, 1854.
Said Note was given for a Horse, which proved
unsound a few days after the purchase.
W. A. AUSTIN.
(Jreenvillo Dist., Nov. 17. 27?3t
K39SrJL^,BK.^m.Y?
TAKEN up hy the sulweriber on 20th
?*?A day of October, 1854, a light bay mare
aSmQL MULE, supposed to he 2 years old last
spring. tifcid Mule has a ldack stripe across its
shoulders, roaeliod main, tail shaved and hobed.
The owner is requested to come and prove property.
pay charges and take it away. Said Mole
eaii be found at my residence 12. miles north of
Grocnvillo C. II., on the stage road to Ashoville
N. C. J NO. II. GOODWIN, M. G. D.
Nov. 17. 27 2t
f KLSU AKlill ALK |
At
W. H. HENNON'S.
SIJCA ItS?Stuart's Refined, Crushed, I.onf,
Refined, find Clarified,
K fine article of Rio Ooffoe,
Mackerel, Pickled Salmon, Lobsters, Sardines,
and Crackers,
Sperm, Tallow and Adamantine Candle ,
Preserve*, Pickle* and Rraiidy Fruif,
SAPDWAM & OTJTL3P.T,
A largo and fine assortment of
VUXi .
adiich 1 will sell Low for Cash. fggfCoinc and
we for yourselves. All kind* of Produce taken
n exchange for goods and groceries.
W. II. IIRNNON.
November 10. UA 2
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ra^Vi TriE KWil*LAR MEET0^*
J"^fc'nKa ?' Movxtaix Ixirxit, No.
15, I. O. O. F., arc held on
Friday evening# at 7 oVlo<!k
ii their Hall J. U. SHERMAN, Secretary.
(Jreenvilia, Aug. 13
IWiRmbtri af Greenville Section, No. Ill,
are r?q*?*trd to meet at their Hall foilRmht.
fty mrdtr of If P. Farm, 7T\ F,\
7m. a, 71 ?
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wr _ <AMAJBML tail
Calk)wny,
Jainc* P. C?jl>tv?/.~Uill fofVv1 !Hoo |ffik?l .
Kutnte, Ac. ^ _ . , J
r|"MIK Complainant her B?H with
1. the CoinmWoBiT, nihl it np{tearing to the J
nati.<?f?u-tion of thoCourt* that KHuhyth Ru**ell
nml J*n>i>a licr hiMlntml u iilmu)
Uur success in soiling Prizes hris been entirely beyond
onr expectations. Wo have fold nnd caslted
Prizes during the last year, Amounting in the
Aggregnte to over
Ono Million of Dollars!
PACKAGES OF TICKETS containing ail the
numbers in the Lottery, always on hand, ranging
in price from $3 50 to $450?Prizes from
$4,000 to $100,000.
A single package can draw tlio 4 highest Prizes
in the Ixttery.
Orders solicited through the Post-Office.
| Our Monthly Bulletin containing the Hehemes
of nil Lotteries one month in advance of the day
! of drnwing, sent to all who order it, Free of
' Charge. Thankful for past favors we respectfully
solicit a continuance of the patronage so libt
erallv bestowed on ns heretofore.
I All Business strictly private and confidential.
For Prizes either by the 1'aekage, Single Tiokj
ets or Shares, he sure to call on or address your
orders to the Old Established House of
SMALLWOOD 8c CO.,
jVo. $, JCutaw House, Baltimore, MJ.
August 11, 1M54. 13 3in
Livery Stable.
r|"MIK subscribers are supplied with a number
I of COMFORTABLE HACKS, CAR11II
A OEft A NI) RUGOIRH, with gentle well-broke i
I10USI>4, nnd careful ami competent I)ltl\'EKS, j
and will convey Travellers or hire tHeir Vehicles
on Itouaonablo Teriua. Their OmilibltM will j
always be found at the Depot, on the Arrival of
the Cars, nnd will convey Passengers to any part,
of town or from any part of town for 3ft cent*. |
i ravcicr* will no well 10 mnko no arrangements
until they roach Greenville.
KUTI.hJtGE ?fc ARCI1KR.
June 30l 7 6111
Cabinet Making.
ais&sssTaja&sias
RESPECfTFULLY inform* the citizen* of Greenville
that Se it prsjtarid to :rTa'-.e FCIilil- .
TURK: such as Bedsteads, Sideboard*, Bureaus,
Folding-leaf Tablet, Outre Tftbleij^AVnrdrotas,
?tc., ?fco., and hopes to reeejra n liberal patronage.
He my be *iun<l-afiye Work-Hhnp near
the corner of Math and Buncombe Streets, in the
rear of 1*. Cauelk's Blacksmith Shop.
? Greenville, October fl. 2J fc
Thompson & Easley,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW, ;
GREEN\ U.LE C. IL, 8, C. 1
Jane 23, 1*54. 0 i 1
j^r~BON? OF TEMPERAIlfCE, '
rajS"!*?Ghekn villf Divwroj^ >'0. Itt, 8. of T.f 1
>Ss7" hold their meetings we&ly, at the l>i- 1
vision Room,(in MeUeaV 1 lall)Saturday evening*. 1
1 a m. Mon/jiKisr, A ft a
Augwrf f h . M t
Southern {fcasMrtcrly Review.
PERSOSS having b?*inc** relations aith
' the "SofVnmrtt QfAWraatT Review, will far
tha present addr*aa their coinmnnioations to the
pnbhsbor itrOdumbia, 8. C. ' i3P [
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toynce wflHlnkl9
It at tb? nMflf( election fartijet V
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^dealer IX I
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Roadv-TInde Clothing,. '- j
LATH CAIN <fc IIOXNKT^ ROOTS A SILOES, 1
WA?&WM*? & ?OTLERY, 1
Di-ujfi bfUKe-Stufi*, *
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rOentrij, Ui3?mMfeprvumci>, occ. j
orroiMTK tub (X)1'RM1%^ ox tulMnusr. I
LW"AH Urscriution of Produce taken in exchange 4
or O00.U ,4-Jbf market price. IJIutaI Ca?!i
li!vnil/>IJ? mUtan r*..?tnn anil ?<> ? natURuA III.
rniinitu forMnVket. Ureenville,
J\\i\ e2, t tf
Dodpr'N LMcrdr^Iflusriiin. , 1
TJIE NINTH VOLUME oflklluKuin cop.menced
Saturday, June 5th, 1864, vhfth
for excels ?11 preceding volumes of this widely
circulated and independent Literary and Family" *' -Jfl
Journal, l>otI? in typographical appearance anil
in tl?o value of its originnl contents.
The Museum claims to stand second to no literary
journal in the I Tinted States, boasting a
corps of Gifted Contributors whose names are
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the limit* of tliMajttato: it in ordered, on motion j
of it F. Solidtor, ii?*t jhe | i
said Elizabeth ltuMklJ nnd her husband, James | *
Russell. do auswcr. pWI or demur to Complainant's
bill, within threenfcniths from this dntc, or .
the mihc will be taken procoufesso as to these '
Defendants. 9 r
s. a. joraSte. C. E. U D. ,
Greenville C. II., 2d JhWeuiber, 1854.
N 17 8m
mTEOF SOUTH CAROLINA.
G REFN VILLE DISTRICT.
In Equity. J}}\
Wellborn Barton, Executor, Ac., vs. Willinme Cox, <
Executor, Ac., nnd other*.?Hill in Equity. Ac- <
count. Relief. Sale of Property, Ac.
r|"MIE Complainant having filed hik amended
JL. bill in this ense, making the legatee* and <
| person* interested in the will of the late Mrs.
, Becrehebn Cox nnrtiesto this suit, and it appeari
ing to the satisfaction of the Commissioner that
| Rufns W. Folger nnd his wife Meriudn Fodger,
I A. W. J Jin caster nnd his wife Mary Jauo LancnsI
ter, Louian A. Barton, Perry Barton and Emily i
K, Barton his wife, Custavns A Taylor and Mrs. i
Taylor, his wife, reside without the limits of this I
State: It is ordered that the above named the |
Defendants doanswer, l dead or demur to.the Cora- '
Idninant's bill, within three months from the pub- i
iention of this rule, oi4 that the said bill will be i
taken pro eouicsso as to ihese Defendenta i
S. A TUWNES, C. E. O. D.
X 17 27 8 ni.
STATEOF KOIITII CAROLINA, i
GREKXVI1J.E DISTRICT.
mr.t7 nvrr em n m
<MU vyiu viuiw/iWi a onaadoiua t
John W. Grady 1 ' 1
vs. V Attachment
Wm. M. Butler. J <
-sxritrnrio .i_ . r?ij:.i ... iL. t,.l. .1
mm i i?v i iitmuii ?u?i un iiic iriuiun^
1 Y of October, ISM, tile hi* declaration j
agninst the defendant, who, (a* it is said) is ah- (
sent from and without the limits of the State,
and has neither wife or attorney now within the
same upon whom a copy of this declaration
might be served.
It is therefore ordered, that the said defendant
do appear and plead to the said declaration on
or belorc the nineteenth day of October, which
will he in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and fifty-five, otherwise final and
absolute judgement will then l>e given and awarded
against him.
D. HOKE, C. C. P.
Clerk's Office, Greenville District, |
October 17, 1854. f 3mly
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