The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, March 23, 1855, Image 3
Statfrtstitjg JHistfllnmj.
^ ' II) & Se-bei) Sistefs.
AS lUIHlt LKtlEND.
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Tuk locality will eh was tho scene of the
following tragedy is the little village of lkd- ;
Ivbrtnlon, situated within a few mile* of
Ker*y Itoad Ireland. The scenery m'oiind
Ik of tho wildest and most striking description.
Frowning rugged dill's, rising ntVrnptly
out of the water to tiio height of over v>>o j
hundred feet, and perforated with numerous j
caves, ijita which the ocean rushes with fear-!
fill ftiry in winter ; for it is a, 'stormy coast, 1
MM rarely docs a month pass without ho-1
holding some dead, putrefied body washed j
hshoro ; while inland a barren, uncultivated!
plain, consisting mostly *>f bog, stretches!
Hwqy to nearly the foOtufthe Rack-*, which,
ioottling In the distance, seem to rear their
giant ittnMM even to tlm sky, and form, as it:
were, im impenetrable barjeior, between the
nbitt and the interior. On tho brink of one
R Ot' those precipices we have mfeutiuuod, there |
stands the ruins of a castle, seemingly ofj
great antiquity. ' Nothing now remains butj
the-basonaent story, aud lliut seems as if it
Would he able to withstand the war of winds
and waves for bundcrds of years longor.
According to tlio legend, the castle was inhabited
by a gallant cheiftain at tho period
of the incursions of the Danes, and who was .
tho father of seven blooming daughters. ITo
i *was himself a great warrior, animated witn
the greatest hatred against thoOstmen, who,
at that period was laying evory part of Erili
waste. His sword never rested in its sheath;
??ud day and night his galleys cruised about
tlhe coast on tho watch for any piratical marauder
who might turn his prow thither.?
<One day a sail was observed 011 the horizon;
tit came nearer aud nearer, and the pirate 1.
atamlard was distinguished waving from its
,masthead. I in mediately surrounded by the j
r limb ships, it was captured after a desperate 1
resistance. Those that remaiuod of the crew
were slaughtered and thrown into tho sea,
nvith the exception of tho captain and his six
^brothers, who wore rcscrvcr for a more painful
death.
Convoyed to the fortress, their wounds were
dressed, and they wore allowed the five ratigo
,<A the castle. Here, gradually, a love
aprung between tlieui and the seven bish
maidens, who yielded to their ardent protestations,
nnd agreed to fly with ttiem io Den-;
mark. Everything was arranged for the j
voyage, and a fourth! stormy night in winter,
was chosen for the attempt. Not a single
star shone in the sky, the cold blast came |
sweeping Froi.- tho ocean, the rc?u fell in torrent*,
nntl tlic waters roaryd and raged with
terrific violence ami.I the rocky caverns.?
Escaping down the battlcmeul by a rope
ladder, they discovered- to their horror that
<m reaching tho ground they wero surronn-1
?lod by armed men. Not a word was utter-j
?d, but they well knew into whose hands I
they had fallen.
Conducted again in with the fortress, they :
found themselves face to face with tlieir injured
fullier. One deadly glance of hatred
lie cast on the prisoners, and, muttering some
few worths to ono of his attendants, ho point<sl
towards the daughters. The man, on receiving
the Command, recoiled a few paces, i
transfixed with horror ; and then ho advan-j
ced nearer, and seeinod as if rcmonstating
with him. Hut tho parent's face assumed
an absolutely domoniac expression; and
*. more porcmptorily repeating his ordcrMhe
stalked out of the room. .And now commenced
a fearful scene. The lovers were
torn from each other's arms, and the women
t I . r* "o *
wore orougnt lonu again, 1 no storm lia<J
grown more violent, and iho spray was dash-'
ing far over the clilT; whilst the vivid Hashes
of lightning afforded a horrible illumination
of the droarv scene. Proceeding along the
brink of the precipice, llioy at length came
to a chasm which resembled somewhat the
?rater of a volcano, as it was completely closed,
with tlio exception of tho opening nt the
top, and one small aperturo below, through
which the sea rushed with fearful violence.
Tho rolling of the waters sounded fearfully
on tho car of thoso around, and now at
length the sisters divined their fate. One hy
one they wcro hurled into tho boiling flood ;
one wild shriek?tho billows closed again?
> and all was over. What the fate of their
lovers was, the legend savs not, Tho old
castle has crumblod into ruins ; the chieftain
sleeps in an unknown grave ; his very name
forgotton ; but still the sad ending of tho
maidens is remembered, and even unto this
day the cavern is denominated tho "Cave of
ithe Seven Sisters."
ooO Il3^oU)eir.
-?. 1 -^0^
Hkimmko at tho troubles and diflicultics
^ df one's lot is a common fault of humanity.
JEvery day wo hoar individuals, surrounded 1
Villi comforts, and abundant sources from ;
wmvxi I1IIIJ UU unvvvil, IOIII jll.lUllllg
iuai they .tic unfortunately situated anil j
pointing to .others of larger moans as the ol>- j
Joet of thoir envy. The euro for this state of;
mind is easy of attainment, and the mode!
may be illustrated by what actually occur-J
fodto afriond of ours tUo othor day. B? '
bad got into what be esteemed "a" j>oek of
trouble-" Two notes hail fallen due, and:
B?know not where to got tlio hardQu$h,
money being tho chief articlo in demand in
(he market. In B?'h imagination never
was man so unfortunate. Although ho had a
comfortable house of his own and numerous
(relatives and friends, in whoso society ho
j could find puro enjoyment?ho could not,
I just at that time pay two small notes and he
, , was the most unfortunate man in the wufld
0 on the day before tho notes foil duo, 15, in no
^ 'Very Comfortablestate of mind, in fact, with
TUUsing* soinewhnk tinged with despair, was
, strolling through tho lower section of tho city.
? It was a fino <jay, ami the#doors of many
dwellings 6tobd opener ajar. As ho reached
a row of rthofiibTe, duty, rickoty Chanties,
about which tint pigs and the children
wore playing in beautiful succession of
squeak and wallow,^ attention was nttrac..
, *
ted to one liovel the door of which stood
open, expoing tlio wretched hrterior. A
Sturdy shoemaker was seated oil I1I4 bcucli
working away with hawlifer and lapstone,
whistling in luno with the boating of the for-1
iner UhjL B?? paused, survoyod and lnused.
There was no carpet on tlic floor of the!
room ; in one corner was a straw *be<l. lioplj
from falling to picoe?d>y a rofxr tied round.,
it. A broken table three chain* and iomel
dirty dishes, completed the furniture. Three i
children, the oldest not more than eight.!
year* of age, were playing upon the floor,"I
apparently very happy." in tlioir I'ags.-aiyl
dirt. B?atOotytt the door, gating and
Uukksvili-k. March 'jo 1K55.
BAGGING, Gunny, per yard, 10 a 18
Dundee, 18 a 10
BACON" limns, per lb., 8 a 10
Shoulders, 0 ? 8
Sides, 8 a lo
Hog round, 8
BUTTER.. .Goshen, per 11>. none.
Country, per lb. 15
COFFEK.. .Rio, per lb. 14
Java, per lb. 18 a 20
DOMESTICS, Shirting, per yd. 0| a 10
Sheeting, per yd. 10 ? 15
Osnaburgs, per yd. 1 I <i 12?
FLOUR ....Country, per bid. 87 .J a 88
Country, per suck, *3.j a 84
GRAIN Corn, per bushel, 78 a 85
Wheat, per bushel, ? 11
IRON Swedes, per lb. G.J a 7
English, per lb. 5 a 5^
LARD per lb. 10 a 11
MOLASSES, Cuba, per gal. 33 a 37.?
N. <)., jK'r. gal. 40
SYRUP 44 " per gal. i>0 a 02^OILS
Lamp, [>orgal. 814 a %2|
Train, per gal. 87^ a 81^
Linseed, * 81^
RICE per lb. 7 a 8
KOl'K per lb. 12$ a 20
SUGARS. ..N. Orleans, per lb. 7 a 1)
Porto Rico, per lb, 0 u 10
]/>af, per lb. # 12 JCrushed,
per lb, * . 12^
Refined, per lb. 10 a 12^
SALT per bushel, 81
Salt, per sack, a 2 37
SOAP Colirate.palo,pr.lb. 12.1 a 15
Yeliow, t?<jr lb. 8 a 10
8IIOT mt lb. i - 12*
Shut, por bag, a *'2 J
'Attention Butler Guards!
YOK WII.L ATrKN!) A MKKTINQ of your
C/ut|>a, at MoH' vV tnIL <>n Saturday evening,
tho 2 It 1? inst, at. 8 oYIifcjk, i>. in. A full ntt.inlanoo
i* requested, an the Company will be
divided Into K?juiwl-< for <1rill, Ac. Uy order of
W. 1\ M< Uftfl. *'??. and 1VWr.
tab it
* <i
musing, apparently lost to evfcry sauso of!
propriety, and forgetful of the world outside. |
I >irocliy the shoemaker locked up ami wooing
a stranger thus A/tuding ,asked him if lie 1
would stop inside. Without replying. 11?
did enter, after looking around upon what
he considered mi apartment of wretchedness;
he impiired of the shoemaker how lie could i
whistle in such a scene, y What- else should |
I do i" iuquired the honest follow. "I know
my lot, and I'm trying to make it as comfortable
as possible. riiis looks liko a very
miserable placo to n gentleman of your cloth
and if you had to tako euro of ibroe motherloss
children, and get bread for four by.
this kind of work, in these hard times you
might know something more of trouble. I do
it, and yot 1 can afford to whistle and work.
K soon took his departuro and his reflections
on his homeward walk wore such
that he not only bocnmc a wiser man, hut
among his acquaintances lie has become
quite a lecturer on the power of contrast in
bringing about contentment of mind.?
Whether he paid tho nolo, or not we cannot
say, but ho has worn a cheorful face over
since.? Philadelphia American.
A San Francisco editor, 1<\ 0. Kwi::i, re
contly prepared a fictitious sketch dv^ovibing
the sensation of a dying may. 1 le, as die best
mode of overcoming all difficulties, involved
in such relations, made his hero describe his
death from the spiritual world. Tho author
was recently surprised to find that Judge
lvjruondit, of X. V., had used his fictitious
narrative as the production of a veritable
spirit, and the Judge wrote to the author to
ncquaiiit?hiin with tho fact that he had several
spiritual interviews with this defunct
"hero,"|who never had any existence except
in Mr. Ewer's brain. Mr. Ewer's letter is
rather an amusing proof of the exceeding
credulity of the Judge, and the ludicrous absurdities
in which the professed spiritualists
: i ii.' i i * i ? ? ?*
nivuivtj wiemseives, uy raxing leave 01 eoinmon
sense, and ignoring tlie well established
moral ami physical laws ot'tho universe.
Ax English officer, now a prisoner in Sovnslopol,
had a letter sent him from a young
huly in England, to the effect that she "hoped
when he took Menscliikoff, prisoner, that
he would send her a button from his coat,
fbr her to keep as a relic." The letter was
forwarded by a Hag of truce into Sobastopol,
w ith other loiters for prisoners now in the enemy's
hands. This letter fell into Menschikousbwn
hands, of course, to be read ere
delivered. On coining to the above passage,
he immediately cut a button from his coat,
and sent it out under flag of truce, to be
conveyed to the lady, "with a remark to 'the
following effect: "That lie had 110 idea of
yet being taken prisoner; but rather than to
disappoint a young lady of so simple a request,
Jio would fulfill hor wish himself before
that time arrived."
Tiie St. Charles Theatre, in tho Bowery,
New York, has been sold at auction. ExAlderman
Francis was tho principle purchaser.
Tho scenery, wardrobe and other appurtenances
were knocked down for the pitiful
sum of *300. The edifice is now to be
converted into stores.
tfni'ccuvillc 1'riccN Current.
cokuectkd wekki.v folt the enter l'kise,
BY JOHN W. GRADY. MPRP.HANT.
*
Ulrtr':1 . cir**.* . I.IH 'nv !.?.?? *.
NRWfc ADVERTISEMENTS.
Groat> Reduction in Prices.
W. H. HOVEY, .J
I IS now ollfi-riiig hi* Stuck of I'ri^tvd JVItninc*,
j JL l)ark CalioooAmid Winter Uri'sf (Jixxla
urnlljr, at reduced i'viyo*, to make room for hi* .
Sjirin^ iSood:>, " ?
A v. rv ..*.4 ,.f i.:, ..r /.v .. 1. vi
j - ---. | "" - "
! Ma Ut C?othint/, ponsistlwg of l>t-c '*, Frock ami I
I Over. Gnats, Ligntlier Winter nt ?>f I'u.iV". fiuvl '
! Yeats, and Minteiinl+for making them ?t|?, will hei
(.Hold extremely b>vy. ?? tho season fur ex posing {
[Mutiitner'lttoiu U fdiM^appiooching. - - :
An ptEucll^iA article of l>lu<-k l'roadelotb Vei->
Vet collared Coat- fbr ?Fashionable Style. ; Th?
Eir?t Week in April,
WII.fi lii* displayed one of the largest and niixt' fa
BeliTt aiul linmlmme Stock of Sl'it IN'! and SI" M- I
MKR (IOOIM ever offered in (J recti vi lie, con-1
uniting in part of, Street, Evening and Travelling ?
I>ross Gooda, Of the novve-t and moat desirable
material and stylo. Ribbons, Gloves, Trimmings,
i J .area, Muslins, Sivi**, Jaconet, fjiwn and Nnin- 1
' sook Kmbroii^ricA. Edgings, Inner!inland l'lonn- '1
rings. Silk and Cot-ton lUwicrv. Work Iloxe*. ni
[Valley article.-', bud all the little reipii.-<it :.* ami
[ nioittes t'tgutdlv found in a well conducted 1)RY
i Out >1 ?S LAU1 liS' STO11E. ?
lull 23,- 45 tf
ot
Extensive Jewolry Establbhmeat. sV
CHARLES SMITH, WATCH MAKER,
NEARLY orPOdlTETHE MANSION HOl sr.,
Oroonvillo, S. C.
r|"Ml()SE-who arc fond of beautiful sight.*, can SI
JL now have an opportunity of feasting their i
j eyes by the inspection of one of the largest and | di
| niont selectStocks, ever before offered in the up- |
j per country. Every article will be duly wnrrautI
cd and sold on tlic nio*t, reasonable Tenon.
A few articles will be mentioned. Cold
Wnlebe*, 13 Carat Casts from *3?i,u0 to SlottyKi,
Silver do. from $1<) to Si05,0i>. Ai.'O. Gold anil
Silver Aon./ou .1 fi/7* liiiit lioatl iji, and
a quantity second hand Wati-lie.*, among which
are genuine Tobias Lkvi.us. A very extensive
^ and ehoiee assoi tuuilit-of l!<?l.l> RINGS and Ladies
11K< ><K'UES, plain and set with l)inmoiid*,
j Rubies, I'cnrla, 'Lurquoi-o, Garnet.*, Cluster*,
i Coral, Oput, Cameo, Lava and Mosaic, iVc., itc. I
: Also, a splendid si lection of line Gold Earrings, j"
jiiiiin ami wuii dels, r.JCt remciy lasliioiial.Ie uu.l
licnvv. Fol>, V. st. Cetolaine and Guard Chains. 11
A in iff.' aint fanciful selection of Hold Seals and "
Ring's, some of which contain Ix>cket.-s Vinngrcttes,
Pencils and Toothpicks, Ac. Ac. (Sold
Fat Buckles and Sleeve Buttons of a superior
quality. Uohl Lockets and Madcllions of all ri
sizes and Representations. A variety of Cold ]
Cuff 1'ins, Bracelets, Ladies' Neek Chains, and a 11
la rife assort incut of fancy Bosom Studs and
Breastpins for Cent L-iocd, Aslo Masonic, Odd Fellows
and Temperance Pins. ?
Gold Pons.
(SOLD aim Silver K\iension Cases, some of them
Mammoth si/.c. Alsi u Sine selection of o
Hair "Work,
Consisting of Brooches, Bracelets, Karri ng?.
Chains, Head IIrcsses, Hearts, Crosses and Neck
('liains, finished with tasteful line Gold Mountings, \t
A tiuniL'er of Fine Silver Cups, Chaste and
plain, together with a great variety of heavily
1'luted Knglish Wares, ~
])nul.lc an 1 Single Barrelled Guns, Rifles ninl
Pistol--, and Revolvers ef the most Celehrate.l p
makes.
A few more ofo\tra iiiieBouLlo Bladed French
Razors left, and a few Boxes of the well known 1
.Magic Razor Strop Pnste. J
In short his Jewelry Store is replete in its |
variety of handsome and attractive FANCY
GOODS generally, inasmuch as to entirely preclude
the mention of a vast deal that is Beautiful.
Useful niul Oriinmcntiil.
lull 2:1, -15 if
A Fresli Supply. 11
BUIlNING Fluid awl Lamps, Ultra, lluisins )
and Cundy, u fresh supply, to he Fold nt. the j
Drug Store of II lvUUTCJI.
nth 2d, !/> 2t
I'niuts.
CHlltOMK Green, Fnris nnd French Given, ^
J ground in oil and dry. Chronic Yellow,
niul nil kinds of Paints, llritshci* of every do*-.. i
cription. Kxtracta of Logwood and Dve Stulfs J
of overv kind, to lie sold cheap at the New Drug ,
Store of II KHUTCH,
mil 28, 15 2t |
Coino tlii3 way good Folks.
I1IAVT. ju>t received a good supply ??f (Jrooo-1
. riov, Hardware and other article;--, eueh as ! I( utlcc.
Sugar and Molasses,
Camlle?, Soap ami Starch,
Pepper, Spice, (dinger, Cloves ninl Mace,
SnulF, Tobiifcn ami Segars,
Salmon, Sardines and I'meters, j
Yeast I'owder, Soda, Snlnrutus and Mustard,
Walnut and Toinatlo Catsup,
Capers and Popper Snuee,
Pre.s.-rves, Tickles, Brandy and Tic Fruits,
l.eiiiou Svrup Castor and Sweet Oil,
Corn, Wheat and Potatoes,
Hardware of all kinds, and many other urti- 1
cdes too tedious to mention. 5
Ai>m>, n good many of my last, year's notes and t
accounts, interest olY for cash, and sonic ready L
for shaving. You who arc acquainted with
them, call ami see tliein.
W. II. llKNNON*.
inli '28, ,15 'it.
A Chance to make Money.
PROFITABLE AND HONORABLE EMPLOYMENT !! j
rriIK Subscriber is desirous of having an agent 'c
I in each county and town of the Union. A n
capital of t'rom o to ?10only will l>?: required and j h
anything like an efficient, energetic liinti can
1 make from three to five dollars per day ;?indeed j
| sonic of the Agents now employed are realizing |
iwico nun sum. r.very imormniton will uc "ivcu
l?y addressing (|H>st pr.id.)
WWf. A. KIN'SI.KK,
Box i'i'jH, riiiift'li'lphiii, l'a., 1'imI Olliec, t:
nth 23 -* 15 ?t. *
BOUNTY LAND.
160 ACRliS
rpo ALT. who have served 1 I days, in nny ]
.4- Wnr of the United States, since 1700. j
U'nnnnli ohlniuctl, ti
Aud highest eaah price* paid for them, hy ii
C. J. WOIib, Attorney nt Law, n
Mli 16. -1 l-tf Greenville, ft O.
Warrants! Warrants!
"77. ?. SAOI#S?,
VTTOHNKY AT LAW, j* prepared with nil
necessary instructions to procure Bounty t
i Land Warrants untier the 1 Ate net of Congress, ' >
j granting 160 acres to nil who may have nerved in (
i nny of tho wars, limned into attention given to .
| any business of the kind entrusted to his earc. '
Xlnreh 16. jjju - If j
J lit ^hnkro Leon authorised to announce ^
! A. V. Owing* n candidate forHh.'f- I
i jl^P the next oleetimi. TM.. 27?t?l.
5%
THE liK(Jl'I?A!i MEET- '
rM of Moi:xt.\in ImuuK. No.
1 \ > P. <' j'\ k^l on
,^(5 IViiluv ovoiiJii^m jit 7 Jclot'k
ilicir IFdlr \V. I\ Mo It EH, Sorfstarif.
UfNUViHtS <lill|. l'i Xfl n
Q5J^ $1>Vs YKitil*K5t AlirCfE. I I
?(^k?:i:nv!h.i: ]>:vi*h?\, Nu. IU, S. of T., J t
ii >iu i noir moot llKfs rt'ci'KlV, Bl'tlft' ! !ision
Romania Mo Rev's llnll)SntunFav evening*.
J. ll.'UOWKU, &
January 1*2 85 * t !
Mb*"* r3kT<?
l7v>I, ?* < r>' 1 to in-'i't. nt tlii1
IJimiii hi the Sons of Teniix'riiiicu rtulit I
rl'ii!!' or?l?Mwlln^?Kriil?y livening*. i t
r.v oi-iTt-r of \V. 1*. I'-iiict-; M.-.i'.v !'
Jnuunrv 1 *2. :i.1 (f j ^
Boots, S'aocs and Goitora.
flKl' URl'ICIVi'll), twn ease? of Moil's 1 !ii<-k a
JV/god Roots, aborted si/.cs stvoiiff outl well
tide. 1 cssi1 Jtovs' l'c^i'd liiinls.
Aii Excellent Assortmont of
^tiM-adies'(Patent Leather fused) i
iii-II?* (iiiitiTs. IM'k A- (' >1 - I
nl I'ritai-llc and Iniivntinu silk (tailors, with "
v lii'vls (i|iiitc now,) LinliiV Citlf and Oont.iii,
Morocco and. Sealskin Rooters, Walking
?oo* nml Slipper*. White Ki<l Slippers and
aitcra. I
Children's Shoe*. i
I toy'a ami Minos' Klaek ?u<l I'm icy colored '
lines of almost every size iwM (Inscription.
Indies', Cent'* and Misses' India Rubber San- '
nils and close Over Shoes, at
WM. II, 1IOVKYH t
Mh lfl. 44 tf i
A E WY<) It IC A I> Y K RT 1S K M K N T.
SAMUEL W. BENEDICT,
IN'?. 5 i\?'w-Vork,
.? ?$. 1 i AS a .splendid assortment uf
U3LD AMD SILVER Wntrliw,
*\ ' l.WI.I.KY A SI LV lilt-W A UK ,
,r?.\ j'> n liicli. in consequence of tin- lu.I'll ,
incs. Tic will sell at unusually low priced, and
11 article* will l>c warranted perfect or no sale. ,
^'"Merchants inni others uhni.t visiting tlie oil y
re requested to call, a:i<l OUDKUS puiictaally
Headed to.
March ?. IS 5(Siooks
a aid Stationery.
niin SulMorihcm nro reviving a lnri?e and vaL
rin! assortment uf the aliovc Articles, which
icy offer at low prices.
a'large variety of classical works.
An Extensive Slock of Miscellaneous Works.
CJIOOL BOOKS, Slates, IVas, I'eneils, Draw
ing hooks, water Colors, Dissected Games
Ac., Acc.
lank Hooks, hound, half-Lo.nid, mul in paper,
oolscan, Lett or and Note i'lipcr, I?v tltu renin
or 1?.h
Spv Glasses, Docket, Compasses, Magnifiers, ?Lc.
\Vii li ,i varied assortment ofother miiclcs, to
hichthcy invito the attention oft Ito public.
0. K. ELFORD A CO. '
mar. '2, 4 2 t f !
~DES. SULLIVAN & MOOHE,
UNCTUALLY AND PROMPTLY ATTEND TO ALL
CAI.LS IN iilK 1.1 NK<>Ki'HKill PROFESSION.
1^ isipkmi:: f/r> < urillc District.
l\> I'oM-dmi i.: I'ntikii.nt " "
. XI. .SULLIVAN.] [1>. I). MOOltl-L
March 0. 1:1 *fi|
Notice. ,
VI.L persons iiulohto<l to the e?>tu.to of JARKZ I
till.KKATi I, deceased. arc not ilicd to make 1
unicdiatc j?ay:ncnt, ami those having demand* i
gainst the said E-tnte, to present tlioi.i, proper
y attested, to the *uhseribcP.?, at the ofliee oft'. |
. Elford. 1*. R DUNCAN, ) ,, .
C. J. ELFORD, \ **
March 9. 13 B
ooop&ttj
IValcli .TiSakor aia?l Jcwrllt r,
UNDER STERN'S HOTEL,
C/" El'.PS ahvavs on haml {.old ml SilIV
vvv Malrltrs, ami JEWELRY of ovry
description. Fancy Good* and Perfumery.
Clocks, Watches and Jewelry repaired iu the
est manner,
dec. 29, 33 ,1 y
A. HANS MAN,
10USE, SIGN, ORNAMENTAL AND DECORATIVE
d? fa- rfl" ac m*& <,
l>AI*KR-IIAM(li:U, UILUKU, UI.A/.II'.U A ItFltoLSThKER.
GKEKXVILLK, S. 0.
3V"Ordcra left at (his Oliiec attended to.
S'2l 28 Gut
BOUNTY LAND CLAIMS.
1MLK undersigned is prepared to obtain Borxrv
La\i> Warrants for those entitled to
hem tinder the late net passed l?y Congress,
larch 3d, Prompt and iinnicdiate nitonion
v ill be given to the prosecution of all such
'laims. Ullicc next door to F. R 1 L:\ rin: it Co.
S. D. GOoUEETT.
Greenville, S. O., March l?l. -14 8
MISS N. J. STONKR respectfully informs (lie
eilixen* of Greenville that, she has vostwn<1
the business of Tailoring and Maiitaii making,
.lul would bo pleaded to receive the patronage of
ior old friends and former customers.
Greenville, March 1(1. 4 1 2 j
LAST NOTICE.
I T.L PERSONS :?,1.1 .. I? v
i account previous to Murcb lust, an; car- i
lastly request oil t?> cull on W*. K. Kasi.kv and 1
cttlc the same, as further indulgence cannot. be
llovvcil.
j. it. nr/ns, Assignee.
Januarys. tu tf
.rm m ?rm ' ? : hCm
I TAYl.Yp sold to J, 1?, SIIKK.M AN our interL.L
o*t in the Tinning Business arul Store at
his ]illi?e We would say to all indebted to us
hat we need the money they owo us, and that
t must be paid by the first. of January next, and
o mistake, for our Books must, lie closed.
GllEKN VU.LE MANTFACTU UINtl CO.
By J. It. Bit kr mas, Ag't.
Not. 24. VS tfjj I
Shaving and Hair-Dressing.
IIIJRRIDCR, the R;t rbor,. hM re'i-rnt^turni
d to Greenville, and taken up his
^jgffllcndipuirters next door to O. W. I'k ki.k
Csi's Tailoring establishment., in BentnrtB*Hties
Brick Rinn?e, and is prepared to o\ejfejjjjlKeftte
every tiling in his line, with the tincst
JSItDWtoiich. tientlenieu ean have their hair ent
npiJCj'ir shatnjHMXxl, or faces shaved at any lime
during tlie day or evening. Sha\ in;' done ]
USH^Iiy 4 In? month on reasonable t run(jrceu^Ue,
March ?6. W t,f t
.> 111 ?l". l'ji'l iwjtw fluw^p^?
Executors' Salo.
\*o.groe*. ilousultolil am! Kitchen Furniture,
Bacon, KatUllurv, Ifivlien, Saddlers' ami
Ilaiuo^i MjiVci'vs' Tools hii<1 Fixtures, Feather,
tferijuoo, Wagon*,'Horses, ike., <fce.
VY'fi t 11 li IVTt.l), <ni Tii">?1i?y, t'i Mil April
? t next, at (Jncnvillo, S. <} following
T.ltSON.Vn I'UOl'KUTY, l?<-l<>r."i-;. to ?!?< K*
*it ol JiJk'Z (iiliviuli, iU'cuhhisI:
T lli'iM! Neju'oi's,
IlU.U alio',it TA yearn of a^et a ?{oo<l linrin-M*
linker; \\ .VMI, ntioul 'ilI yotihi of n?<*. iil<ui n !
;oo<1 ii.ur.ffs maker; .1I.M, about I'.i yours of a_;o, I
unlet* apprenticeship to tin; cni'|>t'iil>.'rit' trade. j
hese Negroes are very lik -l v and valuable.
A Vnvicty of
lOVSEilOl.l) d- KriVllES' EUhxnuni', i
kmsisiiit!* of He.lt., Roadstead* sitt.1 I?od?lin>?, |
'hair*, Table*, Rookeaso, Wardrobe* Crockery,
I las*ware. Carpel'*, .(v.
V select assortment of valuable Hooks.
Handsome Family CAKIHACF. itii.l HnrniM*
ml .Mat' It Horses, tint rati; Two Horse Wiu^on
jol harness, Sa.lilies, Middles. ?Vv.
Lnroe lot of Karmitu;-.nu?l C.nrdoniti;* Tools,
>t raw-Cut tor, Corn-Slieller, .to,
a\ ^ Fine Hiding MAR1C, Milch ra*pj,jw?t
CllWS, I logs, (tn tF9 I
\ large ipinntity of first rate T. ACON,-^ "*" *"
?ido*, Shoulders ami Hams; Lime, Sail, Colloe, Ac.
All the Stock of Saddlery,
1 Iridic*, Hauliers, Harness, Leather,
;f!^?5CSad<llors' ami Harness Makers' Mnte inls,
Tools and Fixture*, Whips, I lames, Collars,
frees, Ruckles, Webbing, Skins, Thread, ami
very other material lined ia tjio .Saddlery uu.l
lames* line.
Tkums?All sums under tivo dollars Cash ; over
hat. amount, note, with two securities, ot twelve
nouths, with interest from date.
I\ F. DUNCAN, ) , ?
C. J. KLFOUR, J l A.'vuUua.
mh lit 44 St
acaudt
UAVINC associated ('.>1. R.uaarr 1'. Conn-!
. i.s.rr with myself in the uiereniitih* bind-1
.ess, the said business will he carried on under :
I he name and style of (1KAHY A GOORLKTT, !
at mv old stand on the south west corner of the)
pnhhe s.puire. I hereby take oeeu ionto return J
my thanks for the lilieral patronage heretofore'
he.stowed on mo, ami solicit a eontiiiuaiice of.
the same for the new linn ahove referred to, I
feeling eoiitident that We will he aide fo give I
satisfaction to all who may favor us with a call, I
It is with reluctance that I must truly nay that |
iiuvrnaiiY conMrilUls me, lo IIHllly lliose W ho lll'v
indebted to me cither by nolo or book account
previous to 1st of January. 1855, to call nn<l pav
up. *JOlIX W. GRADY, *
January 215, 1 A5o.
'"I ^."3 A rf?*TrpfTTTS
m .??.?. ? ? aa\ ?U m
rl"MIF undersigned having formed a copartner*
i ship under the name and style of GRADY
it GOOD1.MTT, and taken the stock of Goods
and Store of Joiin \V. (!uady, will . J
eoiitit.no the business. We liop< .Js i
J^jfi5^hy prompt attentions to merit a'
Coiiliiiuaiicc of the liberal patronage heretofore
givcu the business. Our stock is very complete
now, and preparations are making to cularge it
soon. Give us a call.
JOHN" W. GRADY,
ltOli'T. 1\ GOODLKTT.
January. 22, 1 H.'i'i.
GREENVILLE HOTEL.
T1IK subscriber having taken elwrtro of
AlULthis House, so lately kept by John Mc]lnn?n
and once so well known as the Kmtm-ky <fr Tcunrsirr
Imi, respect fully informs his old friends and
I he travelling public that he is now prepared to
entertain and neeommodute them in becoming
style, and hopes by proper management to secure
llieir eiieoiirngi'iiient. Every attention will be
given to render the stay of strangers and travellers
as pleasant and agreeable as possible.
- ?
'I'o Drovers.
Having a fine Stable, excellent lots,
an'abniidnnce of provemter, and careful
ostlers, lie is enabled to accommodate Drovers
in the best manner.
Also, constantly on lmnd, Horses, C.sS~"5j<^
Hacks, Carriages and Huggies, to hire, |
upon the most reasonable terms.
I*. S. Rl'TLF.DGK.
jnn. 12, :t5 tf
Eating Saloon.
OYSTERS, HAM, EGG AND
COFFEE.
^IMIK undersigned having opened his Saloon
I for the coming season is prepared to furnish
Oyster Suppers at the shortest notiee. Ibis
in receipt, of Fresh Oysters, direct from
Charleston, during the week. Fxccllcnt
Gigars, Oranges, Cocoa Nuts, etc., on hand.?
Mis Saloon may be found in (he cellar beneath
the Saddlery of Mr. C?. 11ki.ioian, near 'he l iver,
Main-street Open every night, e\- > Sunday.
JOHN JhVANKI!.*
Feb. i?, 1 sr..'., :;y tf
STATE OF SOUTH CA ItOS.l \ A.
ORKKN VII.I.K DISTRICT.
n. or ?) o & c tvc i)v r: A#..
John \V. Grady )
vs. > Attachment.
Win. M. 1 tutlcr. )
\y llKUKAS, tin- l'laintilT did on the loth.lay
? V of October, 1851, tile his declaration
against the defendant, who, (as it is snid) is absent
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 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 he in tin- year of our Lord one thousand
ei-'ht hundred nml fil'iv lit-.. ~ r. ? i ...
. ...... ... V, ??IIVI n inr 1111.11 mill
nhsolcitc judgement will then be given ihs?1 nwiiril<-<l
against him.
r>. iroKf; c. c. i\
Clerk's (llTieo, (Ireciivillc District, )
October 17, ISM. ) truly
du uL "yr*o a ;,
3. E?.77 OS,
'JL'-.f MAIN-STREET, GREENVILLE, S. C.
AF.AI.KU IN Dltrr.S, MKDIOINKS, Sl'UOI
rL f cnl Instruments, Faints, Dye-Stuffs, Varnishes,
Drug Oliuisvvnrr, Putty, Tobacco, Serars,
Spirit tins, Oils, Candles, Soups, Spires, ltrushes,
Toilet Articles, Combs, Perfumery, etc.
ffcsl) furc "iilnigs,
We warranted niul sold nt low nriccs. V"
dcr* from Merchants and Physician* respectful! \
s?>lieiteil.?^n Persons rfeiuyrig for Medicines lit
this Store niiiy rely on having thcin compounded
with neatness, accuracy and despiteh.
February jr Xd if
BooK AND lol; l'lMNTlN'O neatly done ?t
the " iuUrprit-e O i'c''
' 1
niiMimuniiM iiliw??
tir Wo a'>ithori7.e?l to announce W an
A. McU;iiii?'l as uCuiHlUtnlo tor Clerk at
the ensuing t-leolion. i'lti. 1. HI.
..I r......
t^TWo ?tn? MHthorly.ed ? nnnoiiiifQ
W. F. I'lllNt'li, ad a cniali'lato for Slierid'
at the cunning fleet ion for thai oil.ft.
Sept. K. 17 to
ntTT'T'i .<" nonriT rnw
V. VUUJ/llXlli,
/AU'n'-i) &&?.?!?& J .-An' if.SVW,
^rcrsivilit', S. CA
jterOllU-olio.Nliloor to l'\ I'. ?KAvr?K AiOo.
J. I*. IlK.Kti.J fs. l>. UOobLfiTf.
lantinry I'd f5 tf
v Thompson & Eiusloy,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
C1KKKN V1L-LK 0. 11., S. C.V
.Iuiio 23, 1851. tl v'8 HARRISON'S
H0TEL~
sp*. 11Y 1). Tllc.MPSo.N SIMS, Comer of
*?} I b "
QKLUiolmrilsnn and Laurel street;*, Columbia,
S. C. Omnibus l'nr? 'Jocents. jan. 12 tf
i>!trCKS SKW YORK TVPF.-FOUN DRY, eaJ
tablislu'd in 181:5, has now on hniul, rumly
for iminnli'itr fleHri-rt/, in fonts to suit purchasers,
1?.m?,oo ll?s lioilAX TV PK of now cot,
fio.ooo FANCY TYl'F,
lii.ooi) " so ruts of various styles, <
i CF.ltMANN,
V>?H? " <>HN AAIKNTA in grVnt variety,
5,OUO " HCKDF.US.
:$0,OOi) foot lilt ASS AND TYPF. 3F6TAL RULE*
uud nil tin* novelties in tlio Imsineas.
All the above Types are cast hv steam |>ow<**,
of the new composition of metal peculiar to this
foil ml vy, mul WIIRll IS CKllTA IN LY SUPERIOR
to any over nsetl heforo hi ami part of thv
world. The unequalled ra|>l?lity in the procewr
of casting, cnnl.hs me to sell these more diirnlilu
types at the prices of ordinary types, either on
credit or for cash.
Presses, Wood, Tyi tcsnml idl other Printing Materials,
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Printers of newspapers who choose to publish
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