The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, December 15, 1854, Image 3
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^K vlff#*.t * V^ EBHHHF*'^'^:*
\ . ' 'f i ii^rT^^^'f^
fliWedf its \\ay tl?ry>ngliall t^l>r.tii?" !?r-*^ i-??i?1 <->vfttg
of avoiding rather than overleaping them.
If profound sagacity, unshaken steadfastness
iif purpose, the entire sub]w$ti<>n < !' ail the
passions which carry littvoewrotigli onlitiHry
minds, aixl oftentimes lay tlie fairest
jftameeU of greatness ; may, the discipline
\>( the# feelings which are wont to lull or to
Rcauce genius, ana 10 mnr nnu 10 ciouu over
the aspect ofvirtuo herself join with or rather
leaning to. tlio pm^jbsoluto selfdcnial,
tho most fmbituqi and exclusive devotion to
principle ;if tbe3pthings cnti constitute a
great character, without either quickness of
apprehension, or resources of information, or
inventivepo? era, or any brilliant quality that
might dazzle the vulgar; then Miiely Wash
ington was tlie greatest man that ever lived
jfthis world uninspired by Jivine wisdom,
and 1111*11 .faincd by supernatural virtue."
Early Character.
"Tiikkk is nothing I despise so much as
a bov with a cigar in his mouth."
*!# remarked ono of if-* wealthy and j
respected b'usinewy? East BoitcHfi, standing
at the doo^onl^e l'ostofficc waiting for
the distribm&/:drlctteH,t its a boy walked
in. pqflWtiua cigar. Sympathizing somewhat
with ^PSkiitleiuan, we fell iuto thfi following
rofrtt-tions : jifo
We imagined that in the conrwc of lnnuan
went* this boy might be imluetal to apply at
"tiro gentleman's counting room for employment.'
Tlie merchant's remembrance of lib i
act of youthful dissipation would probably
wot ho to the l>encfit of the aprdfcanU The
l> l ' ill 4_ ?r 1
vtuuivi in; uraji^ iu jUH|D|inUlVvP
ably of the young mhii^ character as to temperance
and sobriety, aud would think him
self Justified in doubting the Independence
and stamina of one who evidently fur no better
reason than because otflers do so, nnd
probably because lie thought it would give I
him a manly air, contracted tfie olVensive I
and unnatural habit of smoking in boyhood. !
The very act would soomjMpirguo mental or J
moral dtficieucv, and perhaps both. Little I
.thing* are sometime* Attended with gr^at re- j
nulu. Tlic rrorchaut Qike a majority of well- J
bred people)'!* exccwlmglvsng^jfcd with .the
smell of cigar smoke. He'dftspises the proc j
tiee of smoking, and cannot help nottctnsjl1
the boy who exliibitidt, or thinking, in such
niv( wlut the mental manifestation is. "With
the boy the act was ; irijk, nothing?so the
mitn?dt was a revelation which told him
something of vou of whom he knew nothing
Wforo, and tfial soiilethiug was to his discredit.
How different would have been the result,
I if the lirst net of this boy, noticed by the
merchant, had been one that as plainly spoke
f integrity aud ro'tidsense, as the act of smok-i
ing did of weakness and frivolity of charac
t. r. The matt would have remarked that;
and if it should ever have cornein his |
way to render him a service, no testimony j
would be needed to secure his favor.
We would fain impress upon the young 1
tho crteat iniDortaneeofforminrr rmnd huhit# I
o r * *7 * o o ~ ~ .
Ond may forsake his boyhood's errors when j
lie becomes a man ; but the chance is that
instead of being forsaken they will bo aggravated,
And take on a rigidity which is
like secoud datura to the individual, as ho
advances into manhood. Knowing this, pdoplo
judge of young men by what they know
of them when hoys?pinrtes? a subsequent acquaintance
gives them betfcr ground for the j
formation ofah opinion.?l??tst Boston Lcd<j- j
? ?*?< >i
Editoral Labor.
Ax exchange paper says : I# preparing
a small paper, wliicn contains all new.-, in the
greatest compactness and condensation and
saves die busy reader's time, while giving
him sil thnt is worth knowing, the editorial
/laborus;proportionably much greater than
lin-prepariog those large sheets, in which the
mews is printed as it come* to hand, with all
its irrelevant and impertinent circutiifMUice*,
and with all its waste of unprofitable word*
?'and which thus, while tliev supply thei
reader with no information tlinu the
s'io?'i<W-fjgjgp cont^aw, fatigue his .attention
.and waatjpMLtiiffjp These observation* apply
still Inoi-o Hrohgly to a weekly paper.
TuK ^fiikea pf spiking guns used in the
t Crimea are abodt wkir. inches long, and of j
she 'dimension of a tojb|aco-pipe; the head i
flat; a barb, at the point acu as a snrW
?rbieMp naturnlly .pretneU U> tl?u ullaft ujviii
Mil ed itilo h- touch'hok. lTpoll reach- JI
of the gun it r?ium? it*
)K>9iUo?, and it U impwwld? to withdraw it.
it can only be got out b^' drU^ng, no easy
>" * * , 111
Jen D'Esprit.
Plwredod on certain coincidence* noticeable
nl contemplating the names ftjrtd lj*e? of the
first seven I'reeidonisof the U. States:?
Washington. a. j*\
t un3.w
( A<inm) n ?-tO froin tnc Miint' State.
8d. All of them, exMnt one, weeaOti y^iVe !
ul^on retiring froth' Oflice.
INT. All tUHtt^picuiit'iicd served ttv^r
.Mil. 'I'll6 one nlto served oho torin ouft,j
had !<< ,n y.vT fwo terms, would also liavo ;
ben Ob years ufitgc on retiring.
Oth, ThtaM^Ec sovqu died oil tho 4th !
day of jtUyy ntarwo of them oh the wune
lav and \onr.
7 th. O&wiPMy of tile sev?W>?d a son, ntid
ill at sc)at'.Vra-. the s. veil 1'iesidunts.
8th. Two of them were of the Suh-Com-!
mittec of three that drafted the Declaration
of Independence., ami tlim> two were they tlmt j
died on the day and year, and on the nmii- [
verany of the Declaration oAlndependeneor. j
and just a halt century from the day of tlio j
Declaration. *
0th. t^Iio name* of three of the seven end j
in ?o?, yet neither of theeo transmitted his
Hr pin! TilT llic c'^t>r.
AoahUntid the younger (not worth on any
other occasson) was that the Intter spqrtod a
Qiin. his nam*. But the elder the on '
his back, as an Appendageto his Ifead Drts*. |
11 tli. In the rcspoet to thenamca of aii, it
may be said in conclusion ; The initials of i
two of the Rcven were the same?and of two!
others that they were the same?and the initial#
of Ktill two others were the same. The !
remaining onc;who stands alone in this parti- j
cular?Mands'aloncnluoiii the admiration and :
love of his countrymen and of (lit civjlixtd |
world?Washington.-1? Boston Tramcript. j
A ladv who was in tliehrthit of drofrping
in at her neighbors' nliout meal tinie, in the j
hope of obtaining an invitation to partake i
with the fat lily,- recently n<jp?p]u*sed by !
the unhesitating frankness of a child.
Knowing thnt a neighbor's supper hour:
was five, she called in about four, and seat-'
ed herself down for a long call.
"It takes two to make a bargain." and the j
lady honored with a call had no idea o fgiv-,
iug an invitation if jt wad 111 her power to es
capo it
Accordingly the hour of five brought no
indications of supper. Timo wore on, the
sun was near its setting, and still the same.
A little girl, the neighbor's daughter began
to grow quite uneasy.^ At length, her.'
mother having gone out for a moment, tlic^
visitor suid:
"You must conic over and see me. Mary,
some time."
"Nol won't; said the child.
" Why not!"
"Because I don't like you."
."Why don't you like uie P'
"Because Iain hungry and want sonic sun.
?
per.
ni?-*?? i 11.? ,t i.r t
j jut, niiiu i IIU nuiiuiii, 1 uun I
prevent you having your supppr do I !"
"Yes you do," said little Mary "Mother
said she shouldn't have supper till you are
gone, if you stayed till luul-night."
In less than live minutes the \isitor was
marching out the door with u very red face.
She hasn't called to see Mary's mother since.
The Exi'Eriknok ok a Sensitive Man in
N^w Yoiik.?I dined one day at the Irving
llou?3. The man, next to mo sni.l to JiU
neighbor, "How's rtc*r to-day ?".v*Whv,
rising; wc made a nice thing of it this morning?a
few thousand f.*
i>ified next day at the Astor. Man next
to me obsorvedio his friend, "Well, how's
Erie !" Oh ! down, sit, down?dull, very dull;
hut there's money in it."
Dined next day at St. Nicholas. Man
next to mo said to his neighbor, "Shippirife 1
business bad, isn't it?" "I should tuiiiK ]
so ; you can buy a ship uow for tlve thousand
dollars less than you could two months ago,
and freights are awfully low."
Dinod next day at the Metropolitan. Man |
uext'to me said to his neighbor, "What's
the news from Europe?" "Consuls have fallen
one-half, and money is ti{Jh|,"
Dinod ufixfc day at New York Hotel. Man j
next to me snid to his neighbor, "Hy iove,
that's n pretty girl yonder." "She is so, and
besides is worth a hundred-???.* I at i
once left the tnblo. Heavens! exclaimed I, I
ds there no spot in this great, city where a '
mnn />?,?, mi vvillwuit lm\ uur uiir-li tnll- nrmv.
rued down his throat with hi* food/?Mon-'
ey?money?money.?Buffalo Jouri&r. ' :
Ik' rr Vf AS NOT TOR IIoi'K THE UtAKT
would Uuaek.?AVere it not for hope the
nnn would &!! powerless or the draggling
battle tiold of life, and the pyre light would
tide out fr?im the weary eye. We nit in the
shade of the elm and watch the living oceari
ebbing by ; at every throb of the helm a life
wave rolls oq the other shore. The footman
with hn pack, and the rich man with his
steed, nty urged on with hope o( better things
ahead. The ragged child with Ms basket
of berries hones for manhqod aiul days j>f
brighter sunlight for hiint The old nflft
creeping up the hill on staff an crutches, looks j
with hope for coming death and rest beyond !
the grave. The suu no# long faded from bisi
sky. Tell him he ne'srshall knew the rest'
he seeks; and .tears w ill wet the wrinkles on j
hi* wkherd chocks; for hi# old frame it worn
out, and lie loMps to lay it aside aiaiJ|pve |
his staff and ehitch at the d<A, tit*
- *
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MARRIKD?Oa TtiewUr, l 2?li >wt,% ?fev*
W. W. Qvn, Iter. T. p. Unix, ^Ti.rfthSui
and Siiw Licia R McClaxauax, d*ugfatefe>0P &
G. McClaxjuUx, Em]., of OreerwrjiW.
trff< ?*?oot forego tb* M*t* of riving
pftfelicly a hoaKr congratulation toHflHI nappy
|??ir. How could we otfeerwiac, xh??At Wdegrourii
L a fatorit* friend, and bin briHToor gift
?ta?4 much cateriaod contributor, "Gla Hta.'
1.. _ IV ? 1 ? I
km I'uniii^ tons wiuii one ?k> many |>rtzc<l Djr jUi, |
wjyfadulgc the Imp* that, taken fwni
the home nn<l friend* she loved so well, we still
mnyptosr, In mora ennobling strains, the ITorp
of iSong vibrating to her cod and t hrilling touch,
(io, fair girl of promise, the It carta of many sincere
friends ano admirers liid voa adieu. * And
Jfou to whotti is intrusted to mueh of love and
confidence, cherub and defend them ; l?c as tlic
one to whotu the Intirel. wreath has been given,
" He won it well, nnd nrnj he wear it long."
MAtUUElV?In Pendleton, on Weduesdav, flth
in?t., hr Rev. Thomas J. Karlc, Thomas J. "Wsamix,
of Camden, and Mauia Louisa, daughter
of Robert A. Maxwell, Keq., of the former
ulaoe.
At Uio same time and place, by Rar. T. L. McIlrydc,
Mr. J. R. Hlskk, of Urccnwood, and Mis*
L>zw^ youngest dntighter of ^toberfrA. Jfattrvll,
McCall, an.l Mi l.t
ci.MJLA Tkrhy, alt of OrecuWle tHstricfc
-.?a" ".? in' ! , fP'V-jj-ajg?
Greenville Prices Current.
BOKKECTKD WKKKLY fOH THE EXTKIM'UIHE,
L _ BY JOHN W. GRADY, MERCHANT.
Outr.Nvili.a, lVeember'14, lg54.
BAG(ilN(), (Jiinny, por jard, 10 a 18
lhin<Jet\, 18 a 10
BACON limns, j?cr lb., 10 a 12^
Shoulders, 6 a 10
? ^iios, 10 a 12|
round, 10
BUTTER.. .Goehcn, per lb. none.
Country, per lb. 15
COFFEE.. .I(io, jicr lb. 14
Java, per lb. 18 a 20
DOMESTICS, Shirting, per yd. 0$ a 10
Shooting, per yd. 10 a 15
OKnubnrgs, poryU. 11 'a 12$
FLOUR ... .Country, per bbl. |i7 a 87$
Cotintry, |>er ?aok, 83 a $8$
ORA1K Corn, per bushel, 00 a 65
Wheat, pcrbu>hel, $1 a 81$
IRON,.,... .Swedes, per lb, 6$ a. 7
English, per lb. 5 * a 5$
LAKl> per lb. 11 a 12
MOLASSES, Cuba, per gal. 33 a 37$
N. 0^ per. g?l. 40
SYRUP....u H per gal. 60 a 02$
OILS Lamp, per gal. >1$ a $2$
Train, per guL &7$ a 81$
Linseed, . 81$
KICE..V,.. .per lb. . 7 a 8$
ROPE per lb. 12$ a 20
SUGARS. ..N. Orleans, per lb. 7 a 0
Porto Rico, per lb. 9 a 10Loaf,
|H?r lb. 12$
Crushed, pef IK, . 12$
lletined, per lb. 10 a .12$
SALT per bushel, # 81
Salt, per sock,- a none.
SOAP Colgate,pale, pr.lb. 12$ a 15
Yellow, per lb. 8 a 10
SHOT |?er lb. * 12$
Shot, per bag, 82$ a 82$
~GRANO MUSICAL SNTERTAINNENT !
AT THE DOUBT HOUSE,
SATURMBWENING. ICtji INST.
FOR ONt NIGHT ONLY.
I "TIIE ORIGINAL COMPANOLOGIAK9, OR
SWtjytEU R0t6ER8?
RRM'KllfSftTILY announce ONE MORE of
their cnnaW and novel Musical Entertainment*
at the Conrt-Umiae ai above. Aaaisted by
the popular YoenHat, Mr. Goo. Bn wU, and Signer
hattini, the inimitable nerfonimr on il>.
Wood and Straw Inntmmeiit, or
Traudn<iiuiiipl>inesiMa?Mto.
J.^Ticket V> On la. Doora open at 0+ o'clock.
foBtcrt to cuHitn<'?cfl-?%|C > 'clock, prcciaely.
II. CL SMITH, Agent.
Pee, is. 1
THE SUBSCRIBER
T TAS jujA received and opening a tine aaaortI
X nicnt of the CHOICEST FRUITS,
Ur*BK?f, Uoihoaa, Cocoa Nuta,
I'iito? pples, lltmotiaa, Fig*, and Currant*.
W. II. 11KNJCOX.
,v J,tcc 15. 31 .* tf
A. H A N S7S A NT
HOUSE, SiflN, ORNAMENTAL AND DECORATIVE
3BP? iffiki '".PL* ffiLaC JR.ffi.49
rAPm iiANf'.Kaou.wtK, ?Lum a urnounm.
CTOENVILLK. S. C.
J^Jf*Ordera left at thin Office attended to.
THE undesigned having mad. SURVEYING
^ bo tit n ?tudy and practice, and baring act
jnmi n win *rr|Mivw ^ ouniT BHrVCVOT
in Virginia* and North Carol in*, he feel a WmeeTf
ri.nipitent.to perform ahv buaineaa in that line,
and > ouJd ni<wt reeprctftjlly oflfhr M* eervieen to
hie friend" and t^pubBat*?eir ally, and io>Hoit
their patronages Any l>ti?ne? intnieted to hint
wQl meet with prompt attention
O. T. M ASON
' RKFRRKNCR?C. J. Ki-romn, ?m., J. (iaiunt
l?r. M. IJ. Kmilk, Col. D. Hora
Creenviile, IXw. S. tf
Grecnyille and Laurens. :t
A. rtlTDOUTlI -will eorrr" person* from
AX (ifeenville to Lauren* C. H. Leaving
Green villa every TnMipy and Friday, marring
WT AVa hare been aetkoriud to announce
A?JF.OwUfl a eamlirlate forShvr'ttSlate^r
frtn ftM idl^a
21 > jfy*' vjjf.W' ~;a itif p +ji
.? A ..if v _ < _.Wa ? -
?
of MOP*TAIM I^jook^NO^
i jg i? v/i r # *ro nem fHi
'W-CV^j'iijir evenings nt 7 o'clock
In Their FTnil. J. 11. FULEIU1AN, V?-rct*ry.
Qritiirillp, Aug. 13 |
.A. M>I*8 OF TEMPERANCE.
?R*?!?viu.fi DcvmioN, No. 19, S. of T.,
^^C^nohl their moctingn weekly, nt the I>ivisiott
ltooni,(iii MclWk 11 nil) Saturday evening*.
C. M. Mai UN K'tN, A. Jt. S.
August *4 f
TP# "W? ?Ete. rK.^
TIP Mrmlw of CreenrilU Scdion, No. 15, ['
are reqticnttd to meet nt their Hull 2V j
Xirjkt., Uy ?rdcr of W. 1\ I'kick, W,*. IV. i
Oct. C, * 21 tf
FOR THEHOLIDAYS!
A&H1VAL OF GOOD THIHOS
&vs 32S3 S.ASMM3' 6303X31
AND VARIETY DEPOT.
A A A SEW CtlOP I.KJtONS, frci.li nnd In ?x-;
"t' /U celled order.
A Boxes of test Mlt HitUins, 1
1 Tub of CuerVoST* (J&Z '
A good selection of tho choicest Essences mid j
Flavoring ExtrncU.
Box of fhijM-r llyeou Ten,
Barrel* of St unit's ('ruslicj snd very light Brown '
Sugar*
Barrets of Fresh X-Vorlc Soda Cracker*,
Kxjicct fresh nnd choice additions to thn above .
articles on Christmas we?k.
Winter Domestic Ooods.
Heavy all wool Z{ y'd. wide printed Drugget,
for Carpeting and Crumb Cloth-.
Bright col. l'lnid l.innevn. double n iili (Tn?L 1 ; ?
| it?g? ami Children's S'cotli Plaids,
Heavy Kerseys, Jeans and 1 .insoy, lied nnd Ne-!
yv. Blankets,
Kxtirpfiue Heavy Knapped Real Welch Flannels,
WidutlMl fine Silk ami Wool " "
A quantity of coo 1 low priced Rod nnd White
Flannel* from *20 cent* np.
REA10Y-(MADE OLOTM8NG,
Cloths, Casslmeres, Tweed*, dentin nnd Vesting*
in great variety at \V. 11. llOYKYH
--Not. '24. j v> ^ 29 tf
Water Colore, &c.
r|^lIK subscribers hav?just opened n large us- |
X sortnient of Water 4.0lor*, in boxen
ranging frwt 10 ceutato (tt*, to which they would ;
invite attention.
A l_so,
PA INT I*A BLATTER, CAJfRA'S 11 AIR
PgtfCltA 1X1UA 1XK\ 1XDIA RUBIIKit,
PIXK HA UCKRS, CAR.MIXK, OA MHUGK,
VRRMILUOX, LEAD PKXCILR, dr.
As our assortment of Watkw Coloua in an extennivc
one, we can mnkc it to the advantage of Mer- j
ebantn and others to purchase from us by the J
dozen boxes or more., I
ON HAND n tine stock of Rook* and i
titativm ry, at LOW TRICKS.
Ci. E. ELFOUD A- CO. |
Nov. 24. 28 3 |
|
(At the Old Stand of B. Dunham,)1
HAVING bought from the Greenville Manufacturing
Company their interest in the
> TINNING HI'SI NESS. and also their
^JjfifiPentire STOCK OF DRY GOODS, !
flSSa&faSIAgricultural Implement*. Ac., Ac.,
on hand, would rospeetfully inform Merchants.
Farmers, and the public j?enarnlly that lio will,
carry on the above business in all its various ,
branches, ami hones by prompt attention and ,
LOW PRICES to bo lilKTiuly patronized.
I shall keep constantly on hand all kinds of
Wholesale and Retail.
Copper & Sheet-Iron Ware,
Stovo, Stovo Pipe, &c.
infidA tA nnlor ah alinrl ?a*iaa
TIN PLATE ANO TINNER'S MATERIALS
alwava on hand n?d for mIc LOW for CASH.
PRINTING, WRITING. LETTER ?t WRAPPING
TAl'KR alwaya on hand, in any quantity,
at low price*.
Caah naiJ for RAGS, BEESWAX, OLD)
COPPER AXD OUt PEWTER.
{yCOUNTRY PRODUCE generally token
ill exchange for OOOlXi
Greeuvt)lct November 24. 28 tf
HATING ftoh! to J. B. SHERMAN our tutore?t
ill the Tinning Business an<l .Store nt
this plneo wo would say to all indebted to n*
that wo need the nionev thov owe us, and that
it must Ik? paid hy the firat of January next, and
no mistake, for our Hooka mnat he eloacd.
GREENVILLE MAN 1" FACTE RING CO.
Bv J. Ik Sum*an, Ag't.
- Nor, 24. "28 tf
* - ^ ^
OTRAYKD or STOLEN from my place on Mon*
L7 day night, Slat of November, a young hny
HORSE, with ? ring around hi* left fore leg canoed
l?y ft rope; haa a ainal) star in hi* fnee. Any
| information will he thankfully received, uud nnv
portion taking him up shall he libernllv rewarded. i
davih w. Dodges, j
MerritUville, tk C., Nov. 2ft. 20 3
m/ m.mr a m. ^
rTMiE creditors of tho lntc JOHN II. JOICE,
X Esq., arc hereby notified that, by order of
tin? Court of Chancery, they are required to render.
on oath, their demand* on the Estate of the
*nid John II. Jotcic, deceased, to the Commissionor
of the Court of Chancery for Greenville l>ia- ,
triet, on or Iwfore the first day of January next,
in order thnt tho snine may bo nettled by the receiver
of the Kftid Estate, and repiwted to tho
Court hy the Commissioner.
K a. towx8& C. K. G. d.
Grocnrill* G, II., Nov. 23, 1854. 20?5
FRi:8IIAURIVAI,H
AT
W. H. HENNON'8.
SUUAIW fltiwrt'i Hofincil, Crushed, Uaf,
Krtiiied, and Claririt-d,
A Ann article of Rio Oollw,
Marker*!, Plckloti Balioon, Lobsters, Sardines,
And Crackers,
H|K>nn, Tallow nnd Adamantine Candles,
IWrvt^ Vickie* and Brandy Frnifa.
SAKBWAP.S & OTTMRT.
^' AJiW aqd fine assortment of
which T trffi tell laow for Cash. r^T/omo s?4
*< ? for ytxmJW AO |fcda * Trtwlww taksir.
1
Kovember ?*. , 2* *
o.
lykp %_ $ &>:S
- *>
Rcnd^^ade Clotting:,
ifAlH CAiH * i?.??K*l>S IMX?W <t r?tti%>.
HARDWARE & Oi^TlwSIWT
Drop and D ye-Su\ffs,
Crecfceirlj, blqsgtoqrc, Groceries, &c.
onwflTt: TUK U>CtMIOVI-l, i?til aTiti'RT
iy All ?l*?cri|>ti.m of Proditco taken in exchange
Fur Goods nt the market price. IjIm-i wl ChsIi
advances amde on Cotton nml other produce iutrmiMtn
for Market .'
Greenville, Jtih *2, tf
srTA"xf.r?r?"oirr nt A ?? *7* ^ A .
GlUillNYH.U; DISTKICT.
In Equity.
X*ncy MeKinnev ve, Alexander MeKinnev, AVilliuin
McKiimi'V, 1 >niii?-l MeKinnev, John MeKinnev,
Joseph MeKinnev, Aim-ndn Dill and Xnil
II. J>ill. lJiznbcth Russell and Julius Russell,
rieinniinj; MeKthiMj, Chiriitdit MeKinney,Ilurri?t
A. Calloway, (loriiu'.n C. Calloway nml
Jsuics F. Cu Downy,?bill for l'urtitiun of fiml
Kslutc, Ac.
^I"MIK Complainanthaving filed her bill with
.JL tlic Commissioner, nml it appearing to the
sAtisfaction of the*Court, that hlixnbrth llimcll
mid Jumw IttiKis'll, her husband, reside without
the limits of thin Stale; it is ordered, on motion
of II. F. 1'crrv, Complainant's Solicitor, that the
said Elizabeth llt.ssell and her husband, James
Russell, do answer, plead or demur to f'omplninnut's
hill, within three months front this date, or
the same will he taken |*ro eoufeseo as to the**
Defendants.
S. A. TOWXES. C. II G D.
Greenville C. II., 2d November, 1854.
X 17 27 - 3m
STATli OF 7obTH C AKOLIN A.
GREENVILLE DISTRICT.
In Equity.
Wellborn lint ton, Executor, dr., vs. Williams Cox,
Executor, Ac., nnd others,?liill in Equity. Ae
count. Relief, Sale of i'roporty, A-e.
r|"MIE Complainant having filed his amended
JL hill in this ease, tanking the legatees and
persons interested in the will of the late Mrs.
Heen>heba Cox pat ties to tliiw suit, and it nj pouring
to the siitisfiictioii of the Commissioner that
Unfits \Y. Folger and bis wife Mcrinda Fodgcr,
A. W. Lancaster and his w ife Mary Jane 1.alienstcr,
Louisa A. Barton, Terry Barton ayd Emily
R, Bnrtoa his wife, Gustuvus, A Taylor and Mrs.
Taylor, his wife, reside without the limits of this
State: It is ordered that the above named the
Defendants do answer, plead or demur to flic Complainant's
Id!!, within three months from the publication
of this rule, or that the said bill will be
taken pro confcsto as to these Defendenta.
S. A TOWNliS, C. E. (i. D.
X 17' 27 3m.
STATBOF SOI TE tAHOLIXA.
GKEEN'VII EE DISTRltT.
2>iIi3AU\0.
John W. Grady 1
v a Attachment.
Wm. M. Butler. J
V\7iIERKA>i the Plaintiff did olitho 16th day
V^V of Oetolu-r, 1854, file liis declaration
i g dust the defendant, who, (as it is said) is absent
from and without the limits of the State,
and linn neither wife or attorney now Within the
son is, .upon whom a copy of this declaration
might he served, *
It is therefore ordered, that the said defendant
do appear and plead to the said declaration on
or before the nineteenth day of October, which
will lw? in the year of our Lord one tltousand
eight hundred nnd fiftv-fivc. otherwise filial and
absolute judgement will then he given and awarded
against him.
D. HOKE C. C. T.
Clerk's Ofi'ieo, Greenville District, f
October 17, 1854. ( Itinly
" ALlTMOii K~\ 1>V ERTI S EMKNT.
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& CD.,
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dmwiinr dailv. Hie ('uniulM i? sn^li lj,t.
tcry range from tlio small nmount of $4,000,
to the Stupendous Sum of
HclseU varying in j>ri<-.? of from $1 to #20.
Our KUttetu in wiling Prizes lias been entirely beyond
our expectations. We have sold and caslieel
Prize*during tbe l?styear, Amounting in the
Aggregate to over
Ono Million of Dollars!
PACKAOHi OF TI0KKTS'eontiMning nil lite
number* in the Lottery, nlwnv* oil hand, rouging
iu price front 50 to #450?Piire* from
$4,000 to $100,000.
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4 " RL'TI.EDGE A ARCHER.
Inn* SO. 7 Am
Cabinet Making.
sja&ssxj-jiBsau&as
RESrEtTKUJ-LY informs Hie ritizena of Green
ville that he in |>roi>nre.i to make FURNITURE:
aueh a* Bo<f?ten<fa. WdobnarlM Bureau*,
Folding-leaf Ontee Tafdo*. Wardrobe*,
Ac., Ao., and hope* to reeWve a liberal patronaire.
He may he found at the Workshop nea;
tAo earner of Main and Buncombe Street*, in th?
rear of F. Cat'iti*"* RlaokninUh Shop.
Greenville, October ft. 21
Thomson 4c Eailey,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
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