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? J< L ~~ -" ~ - * '*??*1ttiw P^Miattuire. ??V*+ rml Tnnriilnl. or, SktklM of lire <ji@| ^tuabclU IT. Translated from the OerKaekel Ortr, a Tale tsseded on Fact t By Julia Knvanagh. Priee 73 cent*. ^Jano Clifford, A Tale : By A Lad y. Priee ft 15. JtiKt received and for tale by 4? G. E. KLFORD. 'J.leWM?fi ? I.I n ...? I. atvd??" - Vim Ahttd! , A ItOTHER supply of WIDOW BKDOTT8 .JV. PAPERS haa Ju*t W? received at (he - Greenville Bookstore. Priee |1 25. TlBc, lift and Baying* of Mrs. Partington.? 1 "vlth1 maar other amniing and intereetiug I Work*. For Sale by OR ELFOHD, I V 0 43 Next to McBee'* 11*11. THl STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. GREENVILLE DISTRICT. Xk the Court of Ordinary. \V. Dl Whitted aad Sallie E? Y. Whitted and .fames W. Biasingamc, Applicants, njjnint-t. G>org* F. Townos and Marj Foster, Administmtor and Administratrix of the estate of William Blassingame, deceased, Reuben Clsy* ton and Elisabeth his wife, William Blassingatnfi, Robert Lylrs and Lydia his wife, Thomas B. Blassingame, John 0. E. Blassingnme, le- , gal heirs and representatives of said William I glass ings mo, deceased, Defendants. Dill for Final Settlement and Decree. IT appearing to my satisfaction that Rnebcn CI ay tor. and Idixabeth his wife, William Blassingame, Robert I.yles and Lydia his wife, Thoenas B. Blassingnme and John O. K. Blasein,' game, reside without the limits of this 8tatc: It la therefore ordered and decreed, that they do appear at a Court of Ordinary to be holdca at Ufeeurillc Court House for Greenville District ?tn the 23d day of May next, at 11 o'elock, A. M.| and shew causes, if any thev can, why a Final settlement and Decree of the Personal Estate Of said deceased should not be made, or their consent, on default will bo entered of record. ROBERT McKAY, O. O. D. Ordinary's Office, Greenville, S. C. i February 15th, 1856. f 48-8 m ^fHE 8TAT? OF SOUTH CAROLINA. GREENVILLE DISTRICT. In the Court of Ordinary. John C. Garrison and a W. Garrison, admin istrators. Applicants, against Peter Garrison, ?wnu?A '?' l-' '* vwiivia^ ic^at UOilB ItllU reprewnUtivn of Dtrid Garrison, deceased, Defendant*. Petition for final Settlement and Decree. IT kMtearins to my satisfaction tlint I'otcr Gar naon and Edmund Garrison reside without the liiciU of tkii State : It is ordered and decreed, that thev do appear at a Court of Ordinary to be holden at Greenville Court llonse for Oreenville District, on the Oth day of May next, ?nd shew cause, if tmy they can, why a final tetClement and decree of the persona) estate of DaviilWriMn, deceased, should not be had, or their consent to the same will be entered of record. RKOIIKltT McKAY. O. G. D. Greenville, S. > Ordinary's Ofllce, 15tli Feb. 1856. f 43-8iu Tha Rtotn af finuth wmmmw V* IIVUUA V(M VUliCi* GKEENVILLK DISTINCT. Jly Hubert JArA?|, Ordinary ofraid JJietrirl. WllKUKAS.JotiN C Omx lias Mod a petition in my office, praying that letter* of Administration on all aud singular the goods and chattels, rights and credits of Zt.haii Davis InU < of the District aforesaid, deceased, should be granted to him. 1 These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all < tuil singular the kindred and creditors of the i aaid deceased, to be and appear in the Coart of . t Ordioery for said District, to be holden at Greenville Court House, oa tho Oth day of Mareli next, to shear cause, if any, why the said Administration should not be granted. ROBERT McKAY, 0.0. D. Oadinary's Office, 23d Fob. 1866. 40-2 1 WATiToinsOITXH CAMOiJitiX , Greenville District 1 in m% court of ordinary. j Wousm M. Leaxe, applicant, ee. C. J. Kltord, , Administrator of the eatate of Isaac 11. Bene- < mot, deoeoscd, I. M. Srntxcui aad Outia A. nwsa, his wife, Joux J. Benedict, Susan E. fn?a, Savuel W. Benedict, Tuomaa 3 Bexeiuct, legal heirs and representatives of I. H. Benedict, deeeaeed, Defendants. Partition ' , /#r Pinal HtUlemoni of the Per tonal Ketale. YT appearing to my satisfaction that I. M. ' X" fMraoti, aad Olivia A. his wife and 8a*i? VdhMMOt wide without the limits at this IM "Stats; It is ordered aad deemed that they do appear at a Court of Ordinary to be holden at I Oreenvillo CX II., of Greenville District, on Fri day the tSd day of May, A. D. 1886. and shew < cause, if any tlioy can, why a Final Settlement < nod Decree ot the Personal Estate of Isaac II. < Jwisiiit, destasnii, should not be bad, eke their I consent to the same will be entered of record. I ROBERT McKAY, O. G. U. < Ordinary's Office, fist of Feb. 1886.-41?Sm ] WATS <MP MOUTH CAROLI1A. , v -r^'t -&A& OnnviUa District IN THE OOCRT OP ORDINARY. Anny llenson, Administratrix of the Estate of , Sarah DDI deeeaeed, Applicant, vs. Rebecca . I Tleneon, Sidney Butler, E>iward Dill, John Dill, Sarah Garrett aad Matthew Garrett her . husband. Defendants. Petition for funds of . Real Estate to pay the debts of Um said Sarah , Dill, deeeaeed. VT innMfliMr tk>t HimIi .- l U.uk.. X cfarrett, husband. rnide without the I a? ? It U th.?fer? eH?!*4 ' ?b*4 they do appear *t the Court of Ordinary to p>e holdea at GreenviUa Court lioniw for OreenDfat.-iet, cs tKj !S*h der of Mar, Anno f Jural nl 1868, to shew caum, if any they can, *W the prooeob of the tale of the rent estate t wf Sarah Dill, deceased, sold by me for partifition and division, should not be paid over to > Anny Hcnaon, Administratrix of the said Sarah Dill, to be applied by her to the payment of the debts of the said Sarah Dill. CHren under my hand and seal, this lltli ? . 'It. %] day af February. A. D.. 1856. I ROBERT MuKAY, , Fab. 14-i0-3m Ordinary of Greenville IJist. , [ * Planter's Hotel ] YSft THE subscriber being desirous of retirjlffljng fretn the business would offer the above * Vrall known and long established Hotel for sale. This Hotel is situated ia one of the beat sitae \ in tba town of Greeavitle, and la now in thor- ? A l>ugh repair. It has attached to tba premises t re floe Ten Via Alleys, Stable*, Carriage House, w?ud all the ayes cry outbuilding*. itt The HnCatis capable of seeowimodatlag about I **'' rS W$tdoeoL 'th^* they apply ?^II03|US khz* 1 Feb T. 8? if. rrcprietor of Mautar'a Hotel, . ? 9 ^ | |[| ^ 8. J. ELFOM. tT|. BWM.I80N, Jm. to. ss am ~~ KSSS^eoonUBTT, &WW<]H&2F28W8 AW ?.4Wf ?reenvillc. S. C. jarOfflco next floor to F. F. Deattib 4c Co. >. r>. Rxr.n.] [a. g. oooolktt. January It S3 . If Thompson A Eoaley, ATTORNY8 AT LAW, GREENVILLE C. 1L, S. C. June 18, 183?. 0 | wiluampT PRICE, Attorney at Law. WILL punctually attend to all matter* entrusted to hu care, lie may lw> found for the preecat, at the Law Office of Meaera. Thompbox * Easut, or at the office of the Southern Enter price, Greenville C. II. FeU 14. 40 tf W & HOV Ei; PROPRIETOR OF tJfecnbilli!. S. 6. FANCY & STAPLE DRY GOODS, RICH DRE88 SILKS, BONNETS, RIBB0N8, Nhan h, Manilla* h Embroideries. I AOF.NT FOR RICH'S FIRF.-PROOFSAKFS, } Stoddard's Wnrrnnted Piano Forlw, I ? ^ Mr*. Allen's Word's Hair Restorer, 5. t*l Dr. W. B Moffatt's Pill* and Bitters, > ~ ^ Dr. David Jayno's Patent Medicines, I 3. < London <t Oo.V " " | 2 A. B. A D. Sand*' Snrsaparillu, J * y\ No. 2, Citat+latiJ'* Building*, Nearly opposite Mansion House. January 17, 1830. ' 36 tf Ll<e and Property Iasared. LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE! THE A8HEVILLE ftiutuol Susnrntite Compmj InnrM Iomm, Stores and other Prop rty AGAINST KIRK : Aad the Uvea of White Persons and Slavey between the age* of 10 nnd 60 genre ON eueh terms as to render it a most safe and desirable investment. Pull detnils, with the Constitution and By-Law* of the Company, will be fnrniahed on application to any of the < >flieers of the Company. JOSEPll R. 08BORNF, Peril. | Wm. W. NcDOWELL. Vie*-Pre*. J as. B. Rankin, Secretary <t Treasurer. JOHN W. GRADY, Agent, IW. 27-tr. GREEN VfLLF, S. C. j Dissolution of Co-Partnership. TIIK subscriber* having purchased the entire interest of K. N. GOWK It, in the Firm of C'owtwa. Cox A MaIxut, take this imtliol of ' sailing on all persons indebted to thent to make immediate payment, OOWER, COX A MARK LEY. TikM. C. Gosu, I Tuos, M. Cox, > il C. msbklky, j THE undersigned having sold out his interest to his late partners in tlio Wagon and Car- ! riagu Husiness, would take this op|>ortunity to recommend tltem to the confidence of his friends Kid the public. He feels assured the business of e new Firm will suffer no detriment by his withdrawal, as they are employing the very best workmen in all departments of their business. (Signed) E. N. GOW Elk Greenville, January 1, 1864. Jan. 10 86 tf 1 Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, &c. a. greenfield HAVING purchased the entire Stock of Dry Goods of Ww. 8. Turves, late Ciimmx k Tushes, opposite the Mansion House, and re moved his Stock of Groceries, Hardware, Crocktry, Liquors, Ac., from his late store opposite the Patriot Office, is prepared to offer great Dnr- I [tin is the above articles. Ho will keep cooifawflw aA a veil aaaAofa^ aknale Dry Goods, Grooeries, Hats and CAPS, Boots A Shoes, ^g0?S HARDWARE, CROCKERY, NAILS,AT. QF"Country produ?? Uk?n in mAum for Joods. H? will keep on band BACON, MEAL, i CLOUR, nud other articles for home ootMtunp don nt n* eltonp rate* as can be had in the place. He returns his thanks for the try liberal patronage heretofore received, and hopes by attention to business and a desire to moot the wants i >f the people, to receive a continuation of th<dr j favor*. Jan. tl. 88-tf MERCHANTS HOTEL, I BY JAME8 M. HURST, ttuoiuiiMflf, s. to, Board?$190 For Bay. February SI. 41 tf To all Concerned. NOTICE i? hereby given to ail indebted to W iluam a Tuajwta, either by note or book leoonnt, that the same have been placed In the mods of EA8LKY A THHUSTON, and unless mttlcd by the 6th day of Ifaruh next will bo *u td upon without An titer notice. February 7. ilD td juuv nouce. ALL PERSONS Indebted to the concern of P. j N. Poweae 4 Co. by Nolo or Book A?- i kmmit are bow informed that longer iudalgenee i mnuot be giren. Consequently oil eneli Rotee tad account# remaining unpaid upon the let of tfareh n HI be put in euit without farther notice. J. J. IIOVKY. dan. II. M-4 Surviving Co-partner. ItM !V?flee. 1 A LL PERSONS having demands imiat the I ?%. estate of Rone. & Wood deceased are ro? I | iaired to hand them in property elttid, end noee owing the saM eetate ore required to moke 1 mmediate payn.cn t, ?a I eager Indnjgenee eeenet < m given. Wll a KklLSY. 1 i Jim, y, f A ulCinTWPH|Q|f . Jen. IT, N ? ' . ? Bythewood 6 Smith, COMM'fttQN MERCHANT*. aoal ?ZTngZ. **>?,' Flour, Grain, ASS ALt. vr PRODUCEANDMERCHANDISE, ; 204 Exchange Raw, Richardson St. 1 COLUMBIA, 8. C. ' < H Bc(crcace?. " \ ,t*\i Stenfcoosc. Allen 4 Co., and Wit lie A flood- i mtin. Charleston; John A. Crawford and Richard < Amler ;on, Columbia, R C.; Braviey 4 Alex- 1 Vfllv, (a , njirtii^ii ? Mcleod, Michael Drown, Salisbury, N. C.; R. C. Cooke, Concord, N. C. i Or. W. !l. l^lt, Lexington. N. s^jrsasLrf^ ASAS OreenTille, a C.; J no. Kyle, Lauren*, H. C. Feb, 28. " 42 8m O- 8.BOWJER, I'mauuinriuror aud Dealer iu FURNITURE of every description, \ OHM IIS of crery a vie. FISK'S CELEBRATED METALIC BURIAL CASES, Opposite ihs Congaece House, Dec. ^ COLUMBIA, 8. c. 1 y L. T. LEVIN, AuotionMr and Commiuion Merchant, (0. HOTERCEXC?T John A. Cm* ?oki>, President Commercial Sunt:, I John C.aiiwEM, Prrsidmt Smith Carolina /toil] j rood Company, lion. John H. Pkkoton, John Rbyck, Columbia. Mowkcu ?t Co., IIknbt Missr>vk, Hon. W. F. , Colcuck, Charleston. way 24. 2 If 1 S. TOWH5$m7 * < DF.At.ER IK ' iiFigeeUongoug wd 8cfy*oi . 2, 1?? BlclmHioa Str- et, ? COLUMBIA, S. C. AMERICAN HOTEL. (SfrSKhTOJfinBlIA, 8. G9. THE friends of thi/i establishment. nntl < Htii the j?ublic at lnrje, are respectfully informed that this HOTEL will Ik> continued and kept o|?en for the reception of all who may feel distHMcd to patronise it. TheMrviev*sf Mr. JAMES L. HEARD, Lm;t favorably known in connexion with the Hotel, |* have been secured. j .1 continuation of tlie jvntronage heretofore ' given, in respectfully solicited. * No (mine will lie spared to give satisfaction. ! * Tlie Culinary de|n?rtmciit will lie supplied > with the neleet'on of the market. ' Cent lent <*tt with their families visiting or pnM- ? ing through Columbia enn lie furnished w ith an ' itr|>nHUH| accommodation#; tl??> location Wing ( central, retired uiiJ convenient to pleasure and ? business. . . ? Mr. JG1IN A. S11F.1U. w ill continue hWloeh- < tioii at tho Stables In rear of the Hotel. Ili#e?m- ? nihil# and Carriage line will be ill readiness at < the ditlerciit Depot# and at the Hotel at all tiro- | I essary hour#, to convey passenger* to and from 1 the establishment. Client* desiring Carriages < enn have thciu at anv hour. j ' W. lioLMNf.'KK, Proprietor. f Jan. 17.* If THE NEW QLi It 1'uUirketi carry Friday Kvtniny in COLUMBIA, S. C. j] BIT JAKES A. CURTIS, ji Terms : $2 per annum, in Advance, i )#**.*<&?* > If Stoves! Stoves!! !' rpilK SUHSCRIBKILH offers tothe public a , 1 large variety offttove#, via: The Challenge j and leviathan Cooking Stove#, and vsriou# j other*. f Air Tight Cooking Stoves, 1 T)K VARIOUS KINT.s J PKEXIUM COOKING STOVES, \ atui tmall Ovema, A I It TIGHT KM J# *X> Cooking Stove*. PARLOR COOk IX (i RIWVKS. * Partora Uox Stoves, 11*11 Stove*, for Churehee, Stores, Ac., together ?vi?h a full assortment of I plain and Japanned Tin Ware, | IIS, COpPKlt, LEAD A SlIKET IRON WARE, |, MATAtllC ROOFING i Done in the ntoet approved manner, with die- I pateh. I W" The Trade enpplied with TIN WARE, ? at wholesale, upon the lowest terms. i*. O. WKSTFIKU*. " (JretnuiUr, H. ft. I *pr ?, $47 <0# tJh*.' tf * At Cost, For Cash. CLOTHING, A VCKIX ASSORTED STOCK, mostlj inndc a ^ sL hs the frhop bj super I.;r v GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING 80008, 0 FINK BOOT*, BOOTEES AND SHOE*. f . tl TIlOftE indebted to the ?nl?rilfr will please Make immvdidU |iayinent, m tbenfridctof his interests, aa above, ate only made to moot press- 1 i.tg obligation*. JOHN MRSKY. e Feb 7. 39 tf j Warrants! Warranto! ? VT. Z. SA0L3T, Attorney at law, i? prepared with ?u I i i necessary inatrnctioaa to procure Mount v Land Warrant* under the late act of OfagNM, granting 160 acres to all who may have served in a say of Uto ware. Immediate attention given to | any knaintM of the kind entrusted to hie care. Mareh 16. 44 tf }> havi* ?UJUir] BVMIME, the Sarker, hm rw Afl^turned to Greenville, and taken no hie j, JT Headquarter* next door to C. W. Pkwu OBt On 'a Tailoring establishment, in Beat ffjjgui** Uriah Raeya, and la prepared to m? u ^Qfeate evenr thfa* iahfcliue with the ftaeat a Pytooeh. Gentlemen eaa have their hair ear ti 9vsbaaapooad,orfheee shaved at afcrtimc doriag a the dy or evening. Sharing dee* Wythe raeotft ttettethlt tirtta firmvHh, Mareh 14, 44 tf AND BUYERS Of COUNTRY PRODUCE, drCAurlUVt B. C., TTAVXjmt rwdrol, ?d will continue to JtX DoSbe, 9of*r. Kolaaaet, Bit*, lilt, lacon, Lard, Flesr, Bet!, Vail*, aud Many othfr Aitkh* pertaining to Qrmwjr Eatabltakment, to whieh wo invito public attention, We aro trading m Articles that require iacge Cuh Investment am! admit of but short pcofHa, snA' wo And, br experience. thai it lalmuoarihlo to do bwiaosacat a limited credit We shall, thsrsfore, discard hooks, and in futnrc. without listinction or exWndoa, require tha CASH oo Jcli very of Good a. We are also BU Yl NO PRODUCE of every deKripUow, and will pay the kixheat market prices, cither in Csah or Cooda. at the pleasure of the elite. I AO IS*. ll/STn. UCOXARD tlliiUll I Nov. 5. "MfH luifN*-' tt "SNBWfBSr MESSRS. GRADY <fc GOODDETT 11AVK REMOVED JXTO THEIR NEW STORE Opposite their Old Stand, Where ther will continue to sell to tlu-ir custom- , era and Men*a DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, j Ac., at pricva AS I.OW as can be lia<l. Doc* 27. 3S tf | HAIR WORK. !HR. aud iWRR I., ot snt WOULDr**|xftfully inform the I.uilies and Gentlemen of Greenville, and transient ilsitorsof this place, that thej linve removed rrom their former place of living (opposite the Mansion House.) to their farm in the country. K great variety of Handsome Specimens of their nay he found at the Watch and Jca clrv Store of . MR. CHARLES SMITH, a lio will be pleased to reecive orders for all aork in their line. Mr. Smith is in frequent cownuiiiention with thciu, and customer* may depend on having th. ir work promptly executed inddeKverod. ro FANNIE FERN'S 1,000,000 READERS. I A Xet? Book Coming. \\lK have the pleasure of announcing that we v T have in pre**, and *hall publish at an larly day, a new work of Fiction, entitled Rose Clark ; A Romanes. BY FANNIE FERN. The last work and first continuous tale of this iriliiant and fascinating authoress, "Ruth llall,' ichicvcd a success unexampled in the annals of etters. In the language of it leading jwriodical, t 'created a more profound sensation than any vhieh has Wen issued during* quart, r of a cenurv.' Hut. it i* unnecessary to allude to the neriU of " Uutli 111111." Judging from the nuiii ?er of copies of It w e linve sold, we judge that Very bodv !u the United States has read it. As espeet* the work We have n ?\v in press, Rosr. .'lack, we can oul v say that we regard it as, in very respect. a greater, better tvork : ami are 'onHdent it will not onlv sustain l?ut even in..... . >k.. : ? J, .1 > - >??- > rrpumilllll III li* UI-lin^llWDl'll uutllor'!? . W? hiivo reason to lliiuk that lione (.'lurk rill create n erfiiUr Hviumlioii than <li>l Ituth Inll.** It trill form an elegant 12 mn volume of over IO(i ]i#j>rr. IVife f l.iJ, on rm-ipt. of which a <>|?y will Im p?>nt by mail, post-paid. It will be or wile by nil book teller*. MAMON BROTHERS, F?k X. 12 Now-York. To Sent TflK Inrxo Ami eorrtnxxliioifi IHrelMas pijf UllirsK at the corner of Main ami Bunouil<c streets, recently occupied by J>r. \V. R. oxt*. Apply to the suWrilier. ?. W. TARKIXS. January 8. 84 tf Hie HoiucJourunl Tor 1856. XKW AND IIKILUANT SKKIKS. 1 \7"E la*t week issued the first number of rff the N?w Series of the lioiiie Journal or 1850, in a new droit*, and with new ntraction*. It contained Chapters I. and 11. .f BAUL KANE, OU 1WKTS OF A IdFE Cl.SE UNTOLl*. A Novel in Serial Num >en?. lly N. I\ WtLi.w. That number mUq conXaiaw.,1 rfwrccnnHiiatiiinil'UrA series of original novelette, n ren?e, founded upon tact, ntlieii, "Tiik 1to?v ok a Stab," l?y J. M. Firld. Ht>i<le? the contributions and labor of the I uJiton*?the Home Journal contains the oreign and IXnncatio Corre*|?ondvnc*> of a urge list of contributors?-the spice of the European Magazine*?the selections of the iknu interesting publication* of tl?c Uny? lie brief novels?the piquant stories?the pnrkling wit and amusing anecdote?the lews ami gossip of the Parisian papers?the tcrsnnal sketches of public characters?the tirring scenes of the world wo live itr?the hronicie of the news for Indies?the fashions ? the faeta and outlines of news?the pick f English information?the wit, humor and initios of the times?the essays on life, litcriture, society and morals, and the usual vaiety o; c.?.'cfui cIuk 1 -m frc::: the wiMertifl#* f English jieriiKlical literature, criticism, ioctrv,etc. We oml not rcmind our realers that we have also one or two uimnpnscd correspondent* in \bcfashiimablr xociety v \r. -F. ...i. ? ?... 1 - <j ip j u> m, wmj jive us cany news oi ivory now feature of stile ami elegance among lie leaders of the gay world. 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CHINA, SATIN ENAMEL, SATIN StfcPACK A N t> PLAIN AND COLORED CARDS, ?tboir$bie Jeirh)?. q>wm wo 4\ jjjMMBfc ttOW ABD ASSOCIATION IPOflTD C^UBMUtJPmruV, Important Announcement. rIX> ?ll p?r?on* ?filicte<l with Sexual diuiNi, X such n? S|.crmst?rrhoes, S#ruinsl W.?knp??, ImnnfernnD (Itmftonl.AAA Hl-ot *L - " V..V. M? UJ IH^UIII*, I RC Vie.- of Ouniiium, or Self-abuse, Ac., Aft. The HOWARD ASSOCIATION of Philadoljiliin, in view of the awful destruction of human life nnd health, caused bj Sexual disease*, and the doeeptiona which are practised upon the un fortunate victim* of such diseases by Quack*, linvo directed their Consulting Surgeon, an a Charitable act worthy of their name, to give Medical Advice Gratis, to all persons thu* afflict od, (Male or Female.) who apply by letter, with a description of their condition, (age, occupation, habit.'- of life, Ac.,) and in cases or extreme poverty and suffering, to Furnish Medicine free of Charge The Ilownrd Association is n benevolent Insti- i tntion. established by a special endowuwnt, fori the r.'iief ?f the sick and uistreascd, afflicted with , "Virulent and Epidemic Diseases," and its funds j can be used for no other purpose. It lias how a , surplus of means, which the Directors have voted j to advertise the above notice. It is needless to i add thnt the Asaoeistion commands the highest Medical akill of the age, and will furnish the 1 most appro\ cd modern treatment.- Vn hi able ad vice also given to sick and nervous females, af- j i Rietol with Womb Comprint, l^ueorrhoea, Ac. i fW Address, (post-paid,) l>r. George R. Cal I houn. Consulting Surgeon, Howard Association, JCo. U Sooth Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Penn. Br order of the Directors, EZRA D. HARTWELI* President GEO. FAlRCllILD, Secretary, nng 44. 16 If Town OrdinanceSTREET AND PUBLIC LAMPS. BE IT ORDAINED, That from and after the P ratification of this Ordinance it shall be unlawful for any person or persons, not employed by the Town Council, for such purpose, to light or extinguish any street or iMiblio Lnmn or Lamps, and any white person who shall light or ! extinguish any such Lamp or Ijtmps Khali forfeit ! and pay for each ami every offence a sum not exceeding ten dollars, nor less than five. Anj* slave or free person of color who may transgress against this Ordinance shall be committed to tlia Guard House. and ordered by the hit . udant to receive such corporal punishment as he may direct, unless the owner of such slave, or OuarJtnn of such free person of color, shall pay the fine hcrcinlteforc prescribed. Any person, free, or slave, who shall break or injure nnv of the Lnmpor Lamps, or Lamp-posts, sliall be dned not cxoeeling twenty-five dollars, or receive such corporal punishment as the Intendnnt may direct, unless the owner of sueh slave or Guardian of such free person of color, shall pay the fine herciuliefore prescribed. No person shall hitch any horse, rrtule or oxen, to anv of the l'ublic Lauips under a penalty of five dollars. It shall be the duty of the Town Marshals to enforce this Ordinance and one half of all fines aoerning from violations of this Ordinance shall go to the person informing of the same. Done and ratified in Council, this 24th day of December, 18S5. 11. LEK THRLSION, Intendant. W. 1*. Psicr, Clerk of Counz-il. Dee. 27. 3S 2 PUBLIC ORDINANCE. BE IT ORDAINED by the Town Conn "cil of Ureenville, that any person or persons who shall in any manner, abuse or interfere with nnv of the Tov/n Marshals, or 1 any other officers of the Town in the dia- | charge of their duties by word* or ?ct? shall for each and every offence pny a fine of toot more tbaa $60, and any person or persons aiding or abetting in swell abuse or interference shall tie fined in a sum not exceeding Twenty-Five dollars. Done and ratified in Council, this 27th day of January, A. D. 1856. II. LKE THURSTON, /nitndant. Wm. 1\ Price, Tom* Clerk. Dissolution. rpiIKFIRM of M. li. EARLK * CO., U this X day dissolved?persons owing accounts, will please eal) and settle them. M. It. EARLE. Jan. 24 37 R. 1). U)XO. AN ORDKNANCE For I fit govcrnuirvt of Slave* and Free Peritom of color in the Totrn of (Jrcrnvillc. BEIT OUT).\IHKI). That the market bell shall be rung every night from the vernal to the j autumnal equinox at a quarter before ten o'clock, n, m., And at a quarter before nine o'clock, p, m., lor the remainder of the year. which shall be a ; nL'i.a! fii7 all lduVfi5lo L*> ? lietr - mrsA ! any kIavc found outride of his or her owner or | employer'* enclosure. after t lie hour of ten o'clock, i p. ia, Iromtti? vernal to the autumnal equinox, or after the hour of nine o'clock, p. m., during the ' remainder of the year, shall be carried to the ' Guard House, nnd detained until the next morn- i iit}.', when ho shall be whipped not exoecdiugj tw enty lashes, or the owner shall pay a lino ol' one di l ar, at the discretion of the presiding of- j floor. Hm. 2, Be it further ordained. That hcroaftcr ' no slave or slave* shall occupy or reside in any house or other building or enclosure within the town of Greenville, other than hisor her owner'*, without the written consent of such owner, ( wherein shall he expressly described the pleee ilinre ench slave or slaves arc allowed to reside, and specifying the time for w hich such permiMion is intended to be given, which shall not exceed one month at any one time without renewal; and any slave offeiuring herein shall he whipped not 1 exceeding twenty lashes, unless the owner or employer of such slave shall pay a flae of flva dollars for each slave so offending, together will all tost and charges. j Sou Z. Da U further anialnad, That no person hall let or hire to any slave any lot, house, room or building within the town of Gm-nvilk ; and umj person e#sodiag Wrsfn, shall he subject to a penalty of Ave dollars pgr month during the lime nek slave shall asgupy auy such l?d. room, house at building so ranted as aforesaid. Sac. t Ar ufurther ordained, Thai slaves or i ether pfcmuaef eoler, more thou Cto ia Motor, | shall not be permitted frve.-ps at hrn'mV, and on 1 town #f y|>m of labor, whirr Uttv4bu|? aad auponrWoa nf owe white prrMR, hrltf thr e w orf, rwplrjvr or ornmr ot ?neh slaves or froo (trrwa of color; and it shall be lawful fur aay oArrr of Ik* town, or any whits person, to apprrbead any nroroM or free poroooo of color, w mokUrl : Without the presence of MIM ?UU pmuu M above provided; and fur that purpose, wMmili is herebt gi<'Cn for cuter into gay lot, kow*. 6r oth-r building or fMbNM tiiUa fwfovi ?f Greenville^ wherein kttj fttfrtfei iff ifther Mr on* of color may bo assembled contra*? (ft tt* provision* of thU ordlnnnro; and every frtgfo or person of color so apprcbcndod In the day tin. ihall immediately to carried bd^ttke lotirodoot or any <A?* of the wafdcWty *o* ia bombv authorktd find TKptkrcQto <frder such ootpofal Banishment, not exfcssditfg one hundred lashes, oo such Interidtort or wardens may So kit die crction dec to proper; and if eneh negro or stbor person of color be apprehewded Ok Mfht, bo or he shall be oonfioed in the Guard ilooe* until the next morning, and then carried before the Intcndant or any one of the warden^ apd daaH with ns above provided. Sac. 6. Be it forthtr orJminrJ, That no aaeewbly of negroes or other persons of color, for the purpose of daneing or other morriment, shall bo permitted within Vie limits of the town of GreentHIc, without the written permission of the Intcndant, or in hie absence of one of t he wardens ; and no such assembly shall be allowed to continue later than one o'clock at night, under a penalty of twenty dollars for each and every offence, payable by the owner or occupant of the t>reiiiie*e where such offence is committed. And the latendnut or any one of the wardens or marshals. or otncr omeer or the town, or any ttikr vKHt pergou finding nenroes or other person* of color so assembled without permission from the iut?ndsnt or one of the wardens a* aforesaid, or after tin* hoar above specified, is hereby authorized and required to carry sOch negroes or persons of color immediately to the Uuard llonse, to he there confined and proceeded against, aa is prorided for negroes found outside of their owner's or employer's enclosure after the hours preecribed.ia the first section of this ordinance. And any owner or occupant of any house or enclosure Within the town who shall deny admittance or make resistance to any of the aforesaid fxgpons coining upon or into their premise* for the purpose of arresting negroes or' other persons of eolcV, so unlawfully assembled as aforesaid.shall, for each and erorp offence, forfeit and pay a fine ofnotlesa than twenty nor more than fifty dollars. 8*0. 6. Be it further ordained,. That no owner or other person having the charge and government of any slave, shall permit such slave to carry on any mechanic or handicraft trade, in any shop or other place within the town, in the naiwa or on the account of such slave, under a penalty of five dollars for every day such slava shall carry oA such trade m aforesaid. 8na 7. be it further ordained. That no slavo or * free person of color shall l?e permitted to keep a shop or stand within the limits of the town of Greenville, except at tt?e market, for the aala of any articles or commodities whatsoever, either on his or her own account, or on aeeonnt of hiaor her owner or guardian, or any other person, without a written license or permission from the Council, under n penalty of fifty lashes for ooch and every offence; nor shall any such slave or free person of color lie allowed to sail, within the corporate limits of the town of Greenville, any article or commodity w hatever, without the written permission of his or her owner, employ or or guardian, except garden vegetables, fruits, milk, ice cream, fish and oysters; and any slave or free person of color ofTcmung herein, shnll be punished not exceeding fiftr lushes, aa the Council may direct. Sec. 8. lie it furtlmr ordained, That it shall not be lawful for any ?Ut? or free perron of color, within the corporate hunts of the town of Greenville, to purchase any poultry, butter, eggs, venison, wild fowl, uranj' other article Or Commodity, whatever, with a view to send the aaiue to a'ny other market or place to be sold on profit or cx|>cetation of profit; and any slate or tree person of eolor who shall otfend herein, shall forfeit all the articles or Commodities so purchased, and shall also he whipped not exceeding fitly lash as on the hare hack. Set. 9. Be it futthet Ordained That no merchant or shop keeper within the town of Greenville, shall permit any slave or free person of eolar to act as his or her clerk or agent in the sale of aay goods, wares or merchandise, under a penalty of twenty dollars for each and every offence, 8n:, IO. lie it further ordained, That any slave or free person ot color who shsll be found drank, or shall otherwise misbehave, by acting in a noisy or boisterom manner, or hv singing an indecent song or hnllooing within she limits of the said town, shall for each and every offence receive not exceeding one hundred lashes; and any slave or free person of color who shall smoke a eegar ia any street or In any open and public place in the town, or shall walk with a cane, eluo or stick, ^agcept the lame, infirm, or blind,) shall for each and eVeryolfence icceivc not exceeding tw enty lashes. 8xc. 11. Be it further ordained. That any person who shall hire or loan to any slave or slaves any horse or horses, or any carrage, buggy, snlky or other vehicle, without the written consent of the owner, employer or other person having the charge and government of such slave or slaves, shall he subject to s penalty not exceeding tea iw men una every onence. 8?r )i Be itfurlher ordained, That nny person who Khali hire any slave from any non-resident owner, to be employed within the coroorate limit# of the town of Greenville, and who snail not dalr report sticb slave to the Town Clerk to he taxed, shall be subject to a penalty of ten dollars for each and every slave so lured by him,whieh he shall fall or neglect to return as aforesaid, one-half of which said penalty shall be paid to the informer. Bku. 18. Be it further ordained. That it shall not be lawful for any slave to keep a boarding house in the town of Greenville, or board or lodge any white person, slave or free person of color,nor shall it be lawful for any white person, slave or free person of color to board or lodge with nny slave, nor shall any slave be allowed to board or lodge In any part of a house occupied by any white person or free negro, unless bona Jute hired or pound to such while ftvraon or free n eg>< , or r.:.litis sr.eh house be upon the premises of the owner, or other person having the charge and government of such slave, and with the consent of such owner er other iw son having charge of such slave; and any white person who shall violate this section of the ordinance, shall be fined not exceeding twenty dollars, end any slave or free person of colcr for a like olfcncesnall receive not exceeding fifty lashes for each and every ofTenco. Sue. 14. Be it further ordained TIi?I.Ik?~. free persons of color shall be allowed to assemble at anv of the Churches of the town for (be purpose of rcfigious worship three time* In each week and not elsewhere or oftener: Provided. That at all such meetings some rsapeetablc white citizen of the town be and remain present during said meetings. Sec, 15. Be U futthrt ofthto'td, That rvsry ticket, giving permission to any person or parions of color, to be absent from the premises of his or her owner or employer, or from bis, bar or their premises, shall designate nad wpnsa by the name of the trWner or occupants of the promises, the place from which such person sr pcraona ad color has or hare permission to go, and also ox. press sad designate, in the some meaner. the place or places to which, he, the or they is Or are going. Dan* and ratified undrr tk* awparrttm and-of th* f , taid Tom of Gre*with, an Hm asswmirmth V- "J day of in the near ofootr lord one f>a*aesd H?bt MondMtand Jt/hpoir. 1L LKfc TFIUWE HffSSS. T*. P. Par-r, <?<-r> of fsaetd*,?' *