The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, December 25, 1856, Image 3
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special polices.
lMf*rtMrt t? Slmameren.
We intite attention to the following lettar*
ru testimonials of the eminent success
of Dr. WjCKorr in hit treatment of thoee
having tta above defect: ' '
j^TTjlBUBO.R| J?A? Oct 31, 1855.
To tk*&nbl?: . '
Dr. \V^c^{T U ^apperatipgin this city, for
the cure of stuttering and stammering, and
having had an opportunity to wituess his
|>r*oeas, i( my'duty to say, that I have*,
entire -confidence in the general success of
hie plan stf treatment, and I should predict
men rein A cases?I beg further to say,
(thai haviugJind business relations with Dr..
W_ I have foand him eentlemanly and relimU.
...i r ?? " -?--?* * *
i?w? t?7i uutiiy recommend Dim
to ah who may Meed kin professional scrvicot.
[Signed.]
? . , ... /. M. BAIRD,
Editor jjhil Publisher of Pittsburgh Christian
Adrofalou '.' "
The following U * certificate fron* the son of
Central Leslie Combs, of Kentucky:
Dec. If ill, 1855.
*D*. W^cKorr?Sir?From tny own experience
in your cure for atuttering sod
stammering, L,chh . future all persons who
tatty latnjr under cither of the above aunied
impediments 6( speech, that your cnre is beyond
a'tfoilUt * 1 have been under the .treatment
of several eminent men, but all to no
efiect. Very reluctantly I consented to try
^rour world renowned cure, which I ata to
mj, it cured, me immedintely. I shall always
remember vnu with gratitude.
* ... "HOWARD COMBS.
Lexington, Ky.
fyAfrletters must be addressed to DR.
AVYCKOFF, box 740, Pittsburgh, Pa.
For further particulars see his advertisement
in atipther column of this paper.
SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
THE undersigned would respeotfully inform
his friends, and ths public generally, that
he will qpan s SCHOOL FOR BOYS an the
First MmtnAT t* Jasuaiiv vrxt, in the building
.nrar the ^Presbyterian Church. The room is s
werr sn$a6leiet).e, and will b.C newly fitted up
and renar^eff comfortable for the purpose.
The bf"Instruction will 'comprise all
-the KnglTsh'Urancljes. 7
While riA'l>ji\ui Will be spared ih the menial
training Qf 0t* Pupil*, the'nuet strict attention
trill be given" to their department and* moral*.
t JTSrpu per Quarter of U Wooki. I
Kcbolsr* pprpiiing Primary Branches, - $4 00
" v; , .. Intermediate f - 5 00
? " IlilfW . ..." ,. . COO
IJT It I*'Important that Scholar* should torn
smcmcc at the .meningof the School. Ko charge*
etan be made for less than a'full Quarter.
I>. HENKWOT.
R*r****C*s?Prof. P. C. Edwards, Prof. G. II.
Ju<tsoti, It McKay, Esq., Gajjt T. B. Roberts, Mr.
It. B. Dnuchn. tM ' l>ec IS
The Greenville Bookstore.
HAVI NO wlif the Stock ir. trade of the
Groenville Bookstore to. Mr. J. C. P. JE*
TKIt. the subscriber takes pleasure in resoinf
sMaading him to the former patron* of the con
-warn, confident that, all those who favor Mr. J.
with their patlonogo ' will iid him hotter qrtaliS?il
for the bttsiuess than hi* predecessor.
In retiring from the concern, I return my
thank* to tho*<i friend* and patrons who hare
assisted me in establishing in Greenville a regular
Bopkstere. G. E. ELFORD.
w jxi rmr m mri k: * ,
^^riHwbaerjher rcapcetfullv informs his friends
JL and the public generally, that he will keep
*.n hand, at the Greenville Bookstore, a well selected
Stock of
Religion*, Miscellaneous & School Books,
STATIONERY,
IFANOY .AgmOSLM, &?.,
to which he invite* the attention of.tlie former
patrons of the Bookstore; and all other* who
nay mwd anything in hi* line.
.or Orders for Books not an lisnd will be
thankfully* received nr.d promptly forwarded.
DNltfC ?2 * J. C. P. JETER.
STATE OF SOIITIIi'AROLIilA.
GREENVILLE DISTRICT.
' 4 Sheriff's Sale.
ON Tuesday aftar. Sele-day in January, St Defendant's
reatdenee,
1 SotrwndfS Sheets, 7 Bee Gum\ 1 lot Straw,
1 lot Plank, Ac.} levied on the propeity of
Wuhiogten Barbery, at the suit of W. 1L RoVena,
aa per schedule rendered. ;
Dee 17 * >* ' td
Th6 State or South Carolina.
GREENVILLE DISTRICT. :
Hy R*brtt AfcA'ay, Or din my of taid District
WHEREAS. 11 Aanutr W, ll*y?ixn and Jcnamiah
Hawkins have filed a Petition ia
toy Office, praying that Letters of Administration
on all and singular the goods and chattels,
right* and eredite of CaeSnimK IlAweiNa, late
e?f the Distriet aforesaid, dUaeaaed, diould be
grentsd to t:
These are, therefore. 4e elte and admonish all.
nd singular the kindred And creditors of the
?sdd ieresui to be **d spneAi1 V the Court of
Ordinary far said District, -to be heldon at Greenwille
Court House, en. the J'Jth day of December,
last, te shew eaitse. if say, why the sAhi AdmioU
*r*tion should not he Krautea.
ROBERT Mi KAY, 0. G. D.
Ordinary's Office, 15th Dee., I85d.
The Slate of South Carolina.
?, , GREENVILLE DISTRICT.
mm. w^.vo^ri oi uraiuury,
/ fATilllaih* OoWghtly, Administrator, Applicant,
/ ajatoet Nanoy Smith. Hiram Smith, David
/ Smith, Mod json D. Loflia and Heater hi* wife,
/ V Joseph Smith, Elizabeth Bom, Defendant*.?
/ Petition for Final Settlement and Decree.
' TT appearing to ror antiafaetion that lliram
\L Smith, David Smith, Madison D. Loftie aad
\fa*t*r hi* wiff,, Joaeph Smith and Eligaboth
toM, r??iJe without the limit# of thi* State j It
,< therefore, Onleroi, That they do appear at a
foariof Ordinary, to be holders at Greenville
Court llowse, for Greenville District, on the 9th
4ay of Mar an next, at 11 o'cloek, A. M., to ahew
pauaa, if paj they have, why a Final Settlement
and Decree of the Personal Eetata of Zilaaan
Smith, daeeaaed, should not bo made, olao their
poBMBt Vo the aame Will be aatared of record. JJDBJjRT
?KAV, O. O. D.
OHinar^'s Office, l*hDo<u 1Mb. %%-lt
A. - 0.;g.*BOWEIt| . , >
rVR?mnut?r????j dMrtptfM,
rn/Bm (4ums of itsw atyTc. **?
riu>irc?^t?MT?* uctalc suwai cams,
OA-Ur'HuZWjmm Jfeinf, ,,
tmmt; " oot.vmia.ao J
0^cia?l.: ' i* |d
11' .i* ii ,m ?i
QEXKRAL ADVKUTISEMjBi^S.
MKHINOKS,
Winter Stock, 1856.
-VK H. HOVEY * CO.
NOW present greater facilities to purchaser*
than at any previous time, ana ara now
displaying (aud tolling) a really elegant and very
choice assortment of
Tk ? t -_IJ . n . . . .
m>ui<itMui? kjr&m oiim
? Fine French Merinoes
Dress and Chintz Cambrics
' Plain French DeLainea
Ladies' Cloak Cloths
New Winter Trimmings
LadieH* Fashionable Cloaks
Hosiery, Gauntlets and Rid Gloves
White Watered Silks
Tarletons, Wreaths
And BRIDAL GOODS in general.
In Particular,
4OO Y1R08 '
Hqw Style Fast Colored CALICOES,
j. Ju*t in?12^ cents.
Xoy 27 29 . If
J > I* a ... 1 na
Sundries. .
C\jRTAffcarrUFF?; Sole Leather Trunks,
Window Shades, Brussels Carpet Hags,
Silk Umbrella*' Trunk*, $1.75 l? $8.00,
Wall Papcrinir, . Fine Siik Hats,
Pillow Cottons, ' Black Satin Vents,
10-4 blwr.tih^ Fine Frock Coats,
Fsntily Linens, Itlnek Cassimere Pants,
Bird-Kye l?iapcr% Overcoats, $4 to $14.
Gorman Colognes, Cent's Cassimere Hats.
Toilet Soaps, Calf Hkiu Boots,.
Trieopheroiis, Travelling Blankets,
Gold Thimbles, Fine Red Blankets,
FANCY .BOXK3, Merino Undervests,
Very Handsome Baskets, Small Wares and new
Fancy Articles, suitable for Christmas Presents,
AT HOVEY <fc GO'S.
December 11. . 31 3
*b JO*. "7:
A TEACHER to talco chnfge of a SCHOOL,
established by Mountain* Lome, No. 16,
L O. O. P., in the Town of Greenville. lie
be of good moral character, and competent
to teach the Higher Kuglh.h Branches and Mathematics
The School will be under the mperritiou
of a Committee of said Lodge, and will
be opened on the firwt. Monday in February next.
Applicant* will addreaa the undersigned. before
the 10th of January, at which time an election
will be held. Salary Six Hundred Dollar*
II. LEE THHUSTON,
Chairman Committee.
Dee. 11. 31 4
EMPORIUM OF FASHION.
I HAVEL ON HAND, and am constantly receiving,
a CIlfiAl'Aii^lltTM ENT ?f
Gentlemens* Furnishing Goods
RI: AD Y-M ADE C LOTHING.
Nov 27-29-lf G. B. DYER.
Wauled.
FROM TWO to FOUR intelligent White or
Colored lioya, aa Apprentice* to the Tailoring
Trada. G. B. DYER.
Nov 27 . 29 tf
E. R. STOKEST
BOOK-BINDER AND
Blauk-Rook Bannfltcturcr,
(In rear of Caridiaa Timea OfKce )
ffl/RItimiMt!** a ? -?
uu a ii dn , t> . .
4 * 1
BLANK BOOKS ruled t?> any pattern, and manufactured
of the heat material* and in
the mutt durable mnnner.
PERIODICAlA MUSIC BOOKS. Ac.. beund in
.> ^ "ere*/ rarietyof ?t/le, ok *hart notice. -
PT Country order* promptly attended to. ffl
Dec 4 j . 80 ly
DR. M. B. EARLE,
GREENVILLE, S. C?
AT THE SI6N OF THE SOLOEN MORTAR,
DEALER IN
JoXAWOS, f??? Paints, Oils,
Medicine*, VuT Varnishes,
Chemical*, MA BRUSHES,
D1E-8HIIS,
While Lead * Zinc White.
lit* uwo ooRMKcnon with thi imti bosiksbb is
A or a * artkk Tn at *v b*t i in*') is or TJIS bbbt
QUALITY, AMD WILL BR SOI.lt ON TUB
J IS. MOOT BXA?ONABLS*TKRM*. ft-1 J
WTpTrisiiEE,
&ttorrmj At Caw,
AND CLERK OF TOWN COUNCIL,
OPTICS IV THE OLD COURT HOUSE,
I Will Dromntlr aiiand tn ik* ?f V*4?
and Accounts, settling Claims, Ac.
Eicapcd.
WM. NOWDON, a free person of color, was
arrested by me, oq the 23d inst,, with a
State's Warrant. Said Kowdon is about six feet
high, rather square built, very dark color, and
weighs about 175 or ISO pounds. He is from
Abbeville District, B. C., aud this notice is to assist
me in re-csptnring him. Any information respecting
liim will be thankfully received by me
at Greenville Court House.
Wot 17 SO-tf Z. MARTIW, Marshal.
Stuttering and Stanunering Cured
BY DR. WYCROFF,
Of Plttsfcnrg, pjg..
WITHOUT TAIN Oft WftftlCAl QPfiftATlON.*
money returned, if the cure is not effectually
All letters mnet be addressed to PR. WfC-l
C0P1?, Box 746^ Pittsburg. Pa, (b enre <rf Ar-j
then, Rodgern 4 Ox, Bankers# ? "trr
P. ti.?Correspondents gB*
Kri ^2f wtw.
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gggggflMBFi IL.. I. M
AtlCTION SALS8, *0. r
eitawi
9TATK OCT SOUTH GAROLSfA. I
OreenviLle district.
Sherir* Salei. ' vi
BY virtu# of sundry wrtU of Fieri FieUu to
. win directed, I will tell before the oourt
hoittc door, at t'.?* iuuiti hour* of ?!?-, ?t iiie
first Monde; in JANUARY next:
One Negro Man, named Terry, laVled
on at the property of Elripf. riuton, at the
suit ol Ed win /.'Frits. * " \'
Sixty acres of laud, more or (eda, J
lring on the Lauren* road, adjoining land* of <
Smith. Owing*, et al. ; levied on u-tbe proper- I
-.-i - - * - -
w. 1'iiiiu ucu, h uie suit ot Juh;? fc. Shull,
June E. Sliull, ?iud others. .
At Defendant's residence, on Tnesdsy
After sale-day in January, Eight Hundred
pounds 91* Oomou and- about 1'iflcon Barrels of .
Cora ; aa the property of Johu Gradon . at the (,
suit of M..A. Sullivan A Co.
One Bay horse as tho property ot
W. T. Wbitmire, at the suit cf G. C. Monlgoin
*ry' ' ' 1 . '
Three Negroes, viz: .Anthony^ 15
years oli). Robert, 9 years old, and Jimmy, It
rears old; letried on as the property of fierry
Baldwin, at tlie suit of E. 1'. Jones.
All Defendant's Interest in two tracts of land i
lying in (Vreenv ille District, whereon Joel Yanngblood
now lives, containing three hundred acres
(in both tracts,) more or lees. Levied on as the
property of Hclrerida Pickett, at the' iuit of
Roberts A Duncan.
Three hundred nnd fifty acres of land more or
less, whereupon defendant resides on the State
road, adjoining lands of McKinnsy, ct. al.,; as
the property of Wni. Fuller, at the sit it of C.
Stroud.
One hundred acres of land, more or -less, Itin
in Greenville District, on the venters of lUoijr
River adjoining lands of iMellee, Griffith, et, al?
as the property of John Griffith, at the suit of
James M. Kellctt
One Hundred Acres of land, more or less, lying
in Greenville District, adjoining lands of
Hick*, Smith, et. nl. ; as the property of J. J.
Farmer, nt the suit of Samuel Payne, et. al.
P. IlOKE, S. G. P.
Sheriff's Office, Decembers, 185(1, S(f? td.
Executrix's Sale.
WILL BE SOLD at GREEN VILLI? C H..
on the FIRST MONDAY in JANUARY
next, tha Personal V>tate of the late Dr. W. P.
TcartN, consisting of well selected
HOUSE FURNITURE, nearly new, and in
fine order.
ONE PI AN 3. WARDROBES,
Ch no, Glusa and Crocker* Ware. I
Kitchen Furniture, Cooking Utensil* of
Every Variety,
Safe, Sofa, Settees, Chairs, Withstands, Beds,
Bedsteads, Mattresses, Blankets, One Carriage
aud FAIR OF HOUSES, Drewing-Caee
and Bureau, Knives and Forks, <t<s. die.
ALSO, SEVEN SLA VES,
Of good character, and among them an Excel- *
lent COOK, with Two likely K. iuhIc Children?
on a credit of Twelve Months. with interest .J
from day of sale, for all suniQover Five Dollars.
Purchasers to give Bond and good security, and
a Mor gage, if required, before llic-rigbt of prop
erty is changed.
"those indebted to the Estate are requested to
pay, and those having claims upon .the. tame to
land them in.
LOU 1SE TURWN. Errcu hit.
By WILLIAM CHOICE, Att'y. in fact.
Greenville C. II., December 4. 31-tt-td
Administrator's Sale.
OX Sule-driV in Jununry next, I will sell, at
public auction, in front of the Court Ilouscj
the following valuable NEGUOIH belonging to
the Estate of S. Mauldin, deceased, viz:
AARON, a Man 39 years of Ago, a good Hostler.
Volentinc, a Man 33 years of age, a superior
Tutior.
El ins. a Man 3d years of age, s good House Carpenter.
" * '
Ransom, a Man 20 years of age, promising as a
Carpenter.
! Ileury, Bill, I'ose and Charley, likely Boys, from '
12 to 1ft venrs old.
LIZZIE ana Child, 35 years of age, a superior 1
Cook and House Serrnnt
Caroline, 45 year* of age, alto a superior Cook |
and House Servant.
Ann, 20 years of age, a superior House Servant.
Harriet, 1? years of age, also a superior House
Servant
Emily, -Milly, Lucy and Dafney, likely Girls,
from 7 to 10 years of age.
Tkmms or Sale.?A credit of twelve months,
with interest froin date; purchaser required U?
give bond, with twig approved endorsers, before
the right of property is changed.
J. MAULDIN, Administrator.
Deo 4 80 td
no, for the West!
EAH I INTEND MOVIKG WEST, I
offer for nale my LASD& on llorsepen
urcsit, 14 mile* Smitlienat of Greenville C. If.,
oontninlng about 190 Acres. On the place is a
very large liody of Woodland, as well timbered
as ntiy in the District The Plantation is in rood
order. On it is a very largo body of excellent
Creek Bottom, and some very good Up-lam] un~
der cultivation, nnd very good Orchards The Iniprovementa
are nil in good repair, consisting of
a eoruhtodious Dwelling, good Ivitehen, with a
Work-room attached, MeXt-houee, large C'ornerib,
fi tables, Cow-house, Sheep fold. Fodder and
Hay Burns, house for Plantation Tools, Wagon
Shed and Carriage House, Carpenter's and Blacksmiths'
Shop, and a good Overseer's House and
Negro Cabins. Also, a new and neat Bath House
nl Cue opriu^, uc.tf the rctjudStN, * tie piA^e is
well waterctT There are several springs of pure
water, and the Creek runs through, near the oentre
of the Tract. The Dwelling is situated on
an eminence, and commands a view of 4 large
portion of the farm. The place is perfectly healthy,
and, for a person wishing an Up-emialry
Grain or Stoek fnrm, this would be 4 very desirable
plaee. I will sell low. For further information
i uquire of the proprietor, on the plaeo.
A. J. STONK.
Clear Spring P. O., S. C.
Oct. 30, 25 If.
I. X70TI0S. ,
Land for Sale.
IOFFKH FOIt BALK my plaec on the State
road, t)v? inilea nbove ( hick*' Spring",
know it aa the "WOOD l'LACK." It contain*
740 Acres, I
five hundred acres in forest and Eighty ?r One
tin i id red acree of Freah eleareil land. The plaee
has sot good improvements on it, and I will eeil
LOW. uood Tii?? will be given for the par*
naenta, and the purchaser U expected to make
Safe the tame. Negroes will be tnken at * fair
price lot the land. fff Pchon* deeiroti* of pnrehaafng
ena addreee as* at Sandy Flat P. O,
GrccnvtlldMslrlrt, or find me on the preaaioee.
THOMAS chandler.
November tf*. M 8*
I Btwlt nad 8b?cs]
aWy^ Ur?# ,0t *
^ til# iter# of
AeUREBTtFIRLD; I
V-I
ftmutiiifthrtavgmiaifiiiiiTa WLWtI)'^TNTO
pi>i onnrc0Tio'. .'#. rA
UL#;*, Ol/H1aw? 'U . tu,,
\ m;R mamtff'S&itr !Antt^?o their
Ja-1' [rfffldi And cMtoiti^lkMlh Vrrr libtrr?t
patronage their have ben tow Hi on thorn nine*
their., fnmmmecmenHtt Merchandising in this
place^ jirould beg-lta** t&'aaU.thoir'attention. M
well k* ih? attention of tb? public genarnlly, to
thefc^ thntftpoy hara". jn?l*X*urfind" froni the
29ortbern Mjiuif.t^ and have o]p?tied at fhtir
WELL K!f9WN JTA'lfD,
eye twwsW ?* rut ?r* rdrtf hnivtr
aVerf hen?a,.?nd. ?f?fl seloft^d. Stock yf all I
oritrtiona of.GOODH. usually fceptW Mr reliant*
tf? this part Mike cJtfntry';* adapted' to the prearnt
roiwon of, the year, aiul which they are d?termind
to i&ll an low as they can be purchased,
at'retail, anyVKere'ift the contour*.
As oil retook is to extensive, we shall not tntintcrntv
artioks, but nierelv ear, that, in the very
first of ' * ' FAN3T
-AWO BTA-PiS
mtr-fiooim,
that w* hnve almost everything that may be
exiled for, either by Ladies or Gentlemen."
BOGTS, SHOKS
' 1 ?AN IV*%%%%%
i" OF ALL KIN'tJS,
A FlN^XuToF ENGLISH,STItAW
'* AND SILK
EONNET8.
. HATS AND CAPS,
OV^TUE LATEST STYLES,
Hardware & Cutlery.
Guns, Nails, Castings.
A FINE LOT OF
... ' Si&W'S
fteAW~MAfli? CLOTHING,
TnAU
_ r_?. an wa>^w A WXill
FIN'S CAR TENTER'S TOOLS- '
C R 0 C nifty A ND6I.ASSWARE.
DRUGS & MEDICINES,
PRftPtMBRIBS,
BOOKcS.4 stationery,
OILS, PAINTS, 0 YES TUFFS.
&Kw)ifl?~6i3S3, ??%"
SADDLES A ND BRIDLES. *
A OKHK&AT. ASSORTMENT OP
mpjpOig,
' VrCAOS S-1LT.
LEATHI1R.
COTTON YARN, &c.
-:'KKA, SCtiUGQS, <fc Co,
No,: A.'"! ' -:a". 26 " "If.
"Wins Off.
Tllfe EXTENSIVE STOCK OP
of hnvl?i ttmllti, |
,ic the Mansion House, will j
jl^sx>aBiiuw be closed oul at very low prleee
viz:
A quantity*! feo'y firte Gold hnd Stiver Watches,
of English and Swiss Manufacture.
Plain. l<sDine. Ani-linn ' ??? ? n-ti !> ? > ?
. , ? v, tkilll IWBU 1 1 IIIC
Keepers, Dii|>U-x..ai?<i Cbrouomeleta
:v OJir ilANh,
, ^ qwihffiy of fteoond-hnnd . Watchea, among
whiclk arnttaUiiiinine lYtbins Lever*."
U i.:>JR8Wi8JL??}
la great vnVioSy a 14- -the articles usually found
...? &V\ WRE. .
En?l;MiPiated Ware,
' QfTnlte Nd^ieethat.-Mr, Surra now offers
"' ' J?flC9 KXTlffE BTOCK
" At Greatly Bedaccd Price*
Ncrreuilier iO. * if " >w
co.
, DKAT.KR8 .
fanCV4 Staple dry goods,
RICH Dfli&S GOODS, BONNE IS, RIB30NS,
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
' ^ ~ ' ANt>
REABT-?AOJE CLOTHING*
INDIA-RUBBER GOODS,
s. ?.
i. t. ijoyrt. , w. ... Horrr. !
N. H.?accompanied bv (he cash for
Medical, fjiw or Library Ilooks. M' deal Instruments
ait J Simdiier, "pi*daiptly Riled In New
torit, and OSlivtrcd at our counter ou shortest
notice. t ,
Qctobcf 23, ^ . jfr. I
ti r7io v al
Of fi, Mratcb't Drag Store aid
^ Apothedwry Shop.
as .araaa's
TtfltffBdUadHbor thankful tur the very
^mz libera! patronage heretofore bestowed upj$L
on him, take* piensure in informing his
patrons and the pnhlie generally, that he Will
eon tin tie, in his i ft* Stand, to keep on hand a
fall stock oC,
Diuro^ WF.mctffFS, CflKMICAlA, PATENT
Medicines, SAt-gioal Instruments, Paints, I>vesfcuff*.
Varnish , Putty, Tobacco, Segnrr, Spirit
Una, OIK <Boap?s A[>i<fcs, Hrnahes, Toilet
Articles^ Cortbs, rerfqitlery | and all other art!
elef ?enera(!y kept ley frruggist*.
' KM" i'mh and pare iM-ngs are warranted and
soidat low prices.
Cmypa^pp nkiftdnessara prepared in the most
emrfnl.Wy . JfeBflF*? ?nd perscHptlona pf any
kind phtWr.VtlL aeenrrafcy, ne'atnean ahd diepatch.
' > YL KHUTCH.
Orosn^nr R r^.Xifv. la. lafiA. #?*gt
npIt&fBfe ef Clerk of Copncil will bati after
JL ' Mrfc^lrt'Ofd Conrt House, lath* Ml*
rwowrty TOeenpied hj tfcs Sheriff.
r. .- Ar nty-jin p PHHtR . |W (TwL
*M?*, m*r ..n I
?m?.WBUAL ADVKR l'ISKMK.VTH.
ttECIM~ A?MQUMCEM ST.
WK would inform thn oiti*ens of Oi*?irlll?
?md of tli* surrounding Districts. Hint
otjr constantly increasing business tins compelled
ourreinoNul from 8 IIhoad-Ss-iukt." to the
HMgniflefBt nnd.spnaicu* 'Brown Stuns Building,'
A BPA AT\ frnmnnm
9 1IUVOJJ OJLHikDX.
The accommodation* and nrranfter'tnU of
thii "MJW DEPOT," are tiesitrpaaacd by any
similar establishment in the United Stntos ; and
whilst it will afford fucilitk-s for keeping our
r.siial large stock of
MISrKI.UNK(H:SROOKS.
CIIEAF PUBLICATION'S.
MAGAZINES, 8c C . ,
We also propose adding largely to our
Stock'of Stationery,
And those in want of LEDGERS, JOURNALS,
CASH BOOKS, LETTER, NOTE, and CAP PAPER,
AC., AC., will find it to their advantage
to visit us.
6. O. OOTOTaiTAY A CO.,
BOOK8ELLER3 AND STATIONERS.
At the, Sign of the
"NEWSBOY."
Charleston, Sov. 20. '28-tf |
NEW FALL AND WINTER
arenas ?DP
^2? ? ? <j
T I^IIANKFUL for past patronage, respectfully
L Inform tHeir friends and tlie public gener
ally, that they are now receiving a large BtoeU
consisting of Ver-v Choice Fabrics. New Styles
and Elegant Obsigns for
DRESS GOODS,
A large and well selected stock of Goods for
?2!KOT,?Bi:8M'S WTAia.
Ready-Made Clothing,
Blaukcts, Flannels, Plains, Kerseys,
Shirting, Sheeting. Ac.
HATS AND CAPS,
| ^MBoots and Shoes,
I HARDWARE AND CUTlERf.
CROCKERY ANO 6LASSWARE,
dvmtotm, &o.
f&vAli GROCERIES 1
Hpffdpon the most reasonable term* Tor each.
We deem it unnecessary to enumerate all, or
even a portion of the article* v? bote on hand,
invite the public to an inspection of our
Stock, It embraces everv article usually kept,
apd we think that enstomem will find it to their
advanta^o to give us a call OJ'At the New
Urick Store south of the New Court llouse. -4S1
CrRAoY A GOODLFTT.
Oct 2. 21 tf
W. H. HOVfcY tC(h,
.PROPRIETORS OF
?ir*er)bll!e, 8. C.
FANCY & STAPLE DRY GOODS,
RICH DRESS SILKS, BONNETS, RIBBONS,
Shawls, IHaittlln* & EnkbroldcfiM.
AOKNT8 FOR
RICira FIRE-PROOF SAFES, }
Stoddard's Warranted Piano Fortes, ^
Mrs. Allen's Word's Hair Restorer, ?. tr
Dr. W. It Moffntt's Pi I la nnd Hitters,
Dr. David .tayne's Patent Medicines,
Ixutdon dk Cos's " "
A. (h A D. Sands' Snrsaparilla: ? y
No. 2, Chtiwlona * liitildint/*,
xr ;.. ? mm.
iTuir'jf *fiUfl9l&Tl UOttXf-.
January 17, 1850. 8t? tf
Hats and Caps.
A NEW sttpply of the latest styles. Among
xL which may U* found the so-much admired
BROOKS HAT,
At the store of A. GREENFIELD
October 1?, 23 tf.
PIA N O T U NIN Q7 ~
1 - ' - j, THE. subscriber would of'fr
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iff tr Greenville end the ?nrw
B .rowndihir country in the a*?5B9F
XJwbove business. fie will give
satisfaction, or no charge will be made.
8. M. MI'KITIKT.
June 5. 4 if
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'tic Tooth Soap,
HATfCHETTR Haponaeeon* Denti-iflce;
J.-eU^pustri Superior Tooth Soap;
A nother lot oT Italin of a Thousand Flowers,
Thompson's Celebrated Washhig Compound,
flermatt Chetnical Krasive Soap, for Clean
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ink. Tbla *0?t> is (tnsurpaseed.
Just received and for sale at the Kew
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