i i . n . ,., i. i ,. ,,i
Con espondbn?B of 8outhern Bnttr *
a*i Friw
8pBiJtoroRT. PASOIA CO . Mi*a., \
i , M*rel. SOth. 186?. ?
Mritri. Editora?We have had' a moat
extraordinary io<1 diHitraui Spring. Tit*
18th February saw our (ruit tiees in full
bloom, th? day* warm and pleasant, and
the evening* soft and mild ai an Italian
armaria*, and as the abode* of night lowered
yon night hear the reverberating
aonnds of lowing cattle and eong* of laboring
freedmen, with those of birds and a
thousand other mellowing aonnde meat
agreeable to the ear, and produeing a mellowness
ot thought and feeling delightful to
the senses. The morning's sun welcomed
the laborer to his fields, and nil wera in
bigh glee to plant an early crop of eorn,
that ura mivlit oat readv for that mora
profitable staple, cotton?at least far mora
ao at pros :nt prices. Dot our hopes have
indeed been ' nipped in the bud." Morn
ng after morning has been succeeded by
the heaviest frosts, and col l rains, sleets, a
little snow, and then again heavy hall
atoroas with thunder and lightning, have
succeed-d each other in quick succession,
until every vestige of spring disappeared,
and a new winter, as it were, set in upon
us. For two weeks past there has teen
nothing but rain, lain, aud the heaviest
falls of it I ever saw, until the whole face
of the earth is so saturated with watfrthnt
millions of wet weather springs are bursting
from tlio earth, and every kind ot la
bor on the farm entirely suspended.?
Neither ploughs nor wagons can be run
indeed a mule cannot walk across the fields
without hogging down, until it is now getting
so lAte that an incalculable injury mus1
be done the planting interest. The whole
month of March has been literally lost to
the laborer ; which must necessnri'.y throw
the planting of the crop a month behind
hand, as this month is emphatically n
month of preparation for the seed This ito
be deeply regretted on ninny accounts,
but more particularly as the freedmen gen
erally are not woiking as well this, ss Inst
spring, as I nm iufonutd by the old planters.
Several causes, perhaps, contribute to
this, but more especially the high prices
obtained for cotton this season, which hue
filled the pockets of all those who labored
faithfully last year with "greenback*,"
which render* them independent for the
lime being, ana until mm, or most 01 mis
at least, is expended, you know Uieir na
lure well enough to know that not much
Inbor will be done, except by a few prudential
individuals among?t them. However,
they and their money pait company very
rapidly, and it would astonish you, Messrs,
Editors, to see aud know how well some ol
them live?what tables lliey set 1 as I am in
foitncd, for I have not seen llieiu mysolf.?
Hut when we remember colion bus beer
twenty-five and thirty cents per pound,
and it is no unusual thing by any meant
for a good band to make bis ten bales here,
weighing each five hundred pounds, ii
should not surprise us that they live well,
especially when we lemembcr their fond
n?-se fur good eating. Hut enough ol Sambo
in the present letter. I only wish h*
was as induslrioua as his own and the in.
terests of the country demand; aud il
would greatly advantage all of us.
I have nothing to write you from hers
of a political character, having long since
as you know eschewed politics ; however,
in that respect, the people of this State are
unquestionably the most quiet of any I ev
r saw ? the But ject is scarcely ever mentioned.
This is owing, perhaps, to several
causes, amongst them the kind aud impar
i.l ...i. .r n.._ r-sii .l ,i...
?? ! IUIU VI UVII. Ull'rni, I?uu Hit* I1ICW llim
Jn forme J'eats the people were divided
li>lo parties. As an election approached,
party linos were drawn, (lie party spur ami
whip applied for awhile until it was over
when all again subsided into pence and
quiet, and remained so until just previous
to the next. However, this is not the case
now, for there are emphatically no purlitt
Dow, but one solid phalanx ; the entire people
all agreeiug and thinking alike, scarcely
without exception.
In my former letters descriptive of the
country, I neglected to ruen'-ion or describe
two great curiosities, not uncommon, t"
wit : The numerous Indian mounds and
buffalo licks. The former are very nnnier
one in certain localities, and their size (at
least 8?>me of th-m) tiuly enormous. I
have scan one, a little mountain iiself,
near the small town of Baterville, on the
Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad, which
looks as if it might contain the bones cf a
dozen tribes, numbering tens of thousands.
Thesa mounds are frequently covered with
the loftiest trees and of the most immense
size, and do beyond doubt contain (lie
bones of Indians; and some noj-ert of Animate
likewise, and they loo of a most gigantic
size and species, as many allege.?
Re this as it may, prove what they will,
the mounds, as stated, are numerous end
immensely large In many instances. Rut
the huflulo licks were a greater curiosity to
me than the Indian mounds. They are not
ao numtioui. but lliev too are covered now
with heavy forest timber, and in niany in*
stances of large six* and beauty?straight
as an arrow, and smooth as they well can
be, frequently reaching to great height hefpje
n branch or liinb is sent forth. The
lick has the appearance of an excavation
leit or twenty feel deep in some instances,
M ajor Bnrringer, formerly of North Carolina,
but who haa been a permanent settle!
here for last twenty-five or thirty years
told me that one of these licks covering
probably fifteen or twenty acre* of ground
in La Fayette County (adjoining this) was
wliea lie firat came to this country, at least
twenty feet deep ; but it has now filled up
until, I suppose, an average of oight or ten
feet briow tbe rurface surrounding it, it
about the depth of tlie excavation?an ex
cavation made hy hnffiilo tongues I Just
think of that, Messrs. Editors. This samr
lick, which 1 have par?eJ a d'zen or more
T N 1 .3
liaWr,no?r hi* heavy timber jroelw all
?v?r lU Thcve lirka furnish the UiIimI
evidence that the eaith contain* ealtne or
mineral <l.p<.?ii? of tone ki?4 II?wever,
the evidence of this met it so abundant
that it Joetreajiet room for the shadow of a
doubt, and the quantity of litnt is ao great
that It ia visible to the naked eye all over
the faee of the earth ; and the large number
of mineral walla in the eonntry with
alum pi (dominating, shows that thy water
ia intpregnabd on all hand*. Indeed, if the
mineral ei-Ui wrro destroyed, it would be
a very difficult matter to obtain, ev. n witli
the aid of eieterne. a rnfficicnt xopply of
water for diink and culinary purpose-.?
They doubtless contribute too. largely, to
the hra'th of tl>e eonntry. I know mine
has benefitted my own health great!), al
though it disagrees with aeveral members
of my family, who pr?fer the freestone
ter. not nenr ao eool and refreshing to the
laata whilst drinking it.
In regard to ?bc amusements of the country,
they are not very numeroua outside the
social circle ; still there are enough perhaps
for the lime the planting class have to devote
to them. There is small game, such
aa birds, turkey, duck, rabbit, squlrr.-l
' o'pos'iim, fox and wild eat, innumerable^
' and deer enough for the huntsman to bring
1 one or two home almost every " drive.*"?
' There are also a few black bear, but it ia
rarely one is caught or killed out-ida ni
the Tallahatchie or Mississippi River
swamps, or ennebrakes. A few aflernoona
sinee a couple of young ladies at my house
took a notion to have art evening's ride ol
n mile or two. On passing beyond the
' head of my avenue, soine ha'f mila from
the house, a very largo grey fox leaped into
the road in forty or fifty paces of them,
turned round, rais'ng his head and tail in a
very saucy manner, locked at them a few
moment* and galloped off; hut by this
t:me the young ladi-s hnd turned their
ho<sea' beads and were galloping much
more furiously towards my gate, v-ry firm
ly under the impression that they had nnr
rnwly escaped tlie attack of a large grey
teo//. lint a morning or t*ro alter I had
the ptea-uro of listening to a fine pack o|
honnds chase hia foxship (or some other) foi
ati hour or two. It is rare that tl e fox<
hunter fails to have his chase, whenever lis
chooses to turn out for the purpose. The
ootnmon wild cat is quite numerous, ami in
some localities troublesome and niieehiev
ous, in destroying pigs, lambs, io., but
the benvir is perhaps more mbchievous;
that is, in injuring tlie hums by bur
rowing snd building dams, than all the otii
er wild nuimals together. They are fai
more numerous than I have ever known
tlu m in any other country, and I hnvi
seen some very fine pieces of land literally
ruined by their extensive borrowings and
dam building, tlooding the fields. They
are caught by Itapping in large nr.tnberi
every winter, but it dors not se> ni to de.
crei.se them at all. One ? f my nearest
neighbors, Mr. Goodnight, lias caught som?
eight, or ten this winter, one of then
weighing fifty-three pounds n?t'?tin
largest I have ever known. My sheet ii
exhausted and I must now close, nod it wi)
in all probability be some week' before ]
find material enough again to indite auoih
er letter, utiles* something unexpected hap
pens. 1 hope in my next, to he aide to giv?
you a cheering account of the prospect o
fine crops, good seasons, diligent laborers
Ac. Ac., should it ever cease raining.
Willi kind regards, youra truly, A.
P. A. I should liava told you that thli
porliou of Mississippi ought to tie, or hav?
been, called New North Carolina, or Litth
North Oiroluia, an >i contains eu many c'ti
I Zfiis from (lint good old State I have ui
ready mentioned tlie nnm.-s of a good many
I mod excellent citizens and families, such ic
Major Barringer, Col. Archibald and otlieia
| to whom may he added the Whiles, a faint
i 'y large in nomher and of the bights
character and respectability. I)r. T, 1\ Co'e
i man, Mr. Robert Arohihald and eons, Mr
Petrea, Gnpt. Cannon, Messrs. Greys, Good
nights, Biyins, Clines, Kirkpairick, Vmi
derburg-*, Dolts, Johnsons, Norwoods
Branches, Furr, Bo.is, Kcatons, Junes, and
a hundred or two others of great worli
and merit; whilst Booth Carolina has, in
this and the surrounding counties, many
equally meritorious, such as Dr. Wadded,
before mentioned. President of Miss s-ippi
State Univeisity, Mr. Birr, a distinguished
lawyer. Dr. Allen Green, Rev Edwin Ca>
ter, the Leisters, Fosters, Bo boa, Mills
Sparks'. Rhodes', Goodlelts, arid a larg.
number of olheis, whose names I have no'
room for in this postscript. Our old fel
low cil ijen, esteemed neighbor and friend
R' bert P Ooi.dlett and hia worthy anna
the Doctor and Joel ns well as the youngei
one George, are over in Lee Cnuniy, abou
3C or 35 miles from ma I have not seer
them ainee my purchase and settlement
but befoie I bought spent four or five dnyi
' at his b 'use nod in his rieighl oihninl, very
J delightfully, looking at lands in his vieini
ly. The Col. aud Mrs. O. had both hor
long and lingering attacks of chills and fe
veis, and he was much depressed at the te
nacity with which they held on to him. ]
have not been able to hear, although hav<
repeatedly made the enquiry, whether 01
nut he lias be.en entirely featured to health
hut sincerely ?lo I hope that he ha*. 11<
had raised a splendid crop of both c<tn
and cotton, and the Ool., old as he ia. will
hia rone, had a.ripped to labor, and told mi
. he had followed the plough daily for tin
last two yeara It was and to sea one o
h a age reduced to such a nearssity, aft*
having enjoyed to lorg the ease and Iwxurj
of wealth?reduced through the destrue
I lion and ruin of hie country, like all tin
i seat of ue , and although in my ^iidginen
, it adds greatly to the credit and honor o
i an old gentleman like Col. G? or any olbe
in fact, to don the farmer's gtar, and to g<
> to work heart and eotil, aa many of us hav<
had to do, yet it ia sad to see it and bar?
, to hear It, e?peeially when we reiuembti
9DT.RIKI
thai others are living vo tb? fruits ol our
toil, earned In our younger dtji. Bui the
old Colonel and hU family Mfmed a?
happy aa tha day waa long, save the sickness
that was oppressing then*; and Miss
Pauline, his last and only daughter with
him, one ol the moat lovely and charming
of her sex, and beautiful to my eye aa aha
she io lovely and charming, had the whole
burden of house-keeper, nurse and hottest
thrown upon her while I waa there, %nd
well and nobly did the for one so young
reared In the Up or luxury, discharge every
duty to the uttermost, that devolved
upon or pertained to her many responsible
positions. Sho is a jewel indeed, and re.
o tiled to my memory a thousand times, !u
sad ahd sorrowful recollection, my own
dear daughter l'auline, (a namesake) who
i j ha I been so suddenly snatched from m?
., and from this world of trial and uffeilng,
i f?r the similitude of character?their
cheerful dispositions, industry, < Henry and
untiriog devotion to duly, witnessed in her
! and her manifold occupations, might well
, recall the memory of my own loved ami
lost One, which her presence and name in
variably did so loog aa I remained tlu
guest oi her father. To her and the balance
of this most excellent family I am in
, dehted for several happy days *n Oetot e'
Inst, and my chief regret waa that I e.tild
not exteud my visit to a much longer pe
riutl. May my lovely young hostess mee'
all the good fortune and happiness in this
( life, that I am sure she deserves, and her
excellent father and family the same. If I
were not an old man, Messrs. Editor?, and
the father myself of a doten notttand dauyhtern,
I should not venture to be thus enthusiastic
in hehalf of my fair and lovely
young friend. Should this ever meet hei
eye. as I know it will the eyes of her mi
inerous playmates and school companions in
1 Carolina, she will pardon her old friend,
and ?ired, travel-worn guest, for this public
t.ibute, given in gintitude to Iter kind attentions
and real merit, and not set it down
to the flattery of some thoughtle-s young,
ster who is trying to win her smiles and
I favor.
I But I must closo, or my postscript will
pru*r nuuuitr icurr, mm n jironj IU,,K lMie
At 'hut. Once uiorc, adieu. A.
Stale ol' South Carolina,
GREENVILLE COUNTY.
In the Com.xon Flea*.
IT it hereby ordered, that the meeting of
the Extra Court at Greenville Court
House, tor Gri envllle County, on the Fourth
Mi'D'Uy >n April n?xt, he postponed until
the First Monday in May following, end
that juror*, witn-asm, ami parties directed
( to appear on the said Fourth Monday in
Aptil. do attend on the said First Monday
! in May : It is further ordered that the Clerk
of the C.oirt for Given villa County do ex|
tend this order hy publication in the Green,
ville patient
JAMES L. ORR.
Judge Slit Judicial Circuit.
11th March, 1 SOU.
I cer'ify thAt the almve is a tru" copy ol
said Ord.r W. A McDANIEU
1 C. C. C. 1?. and ?. S.
Clerk's Office, lS.tli March, lt*6W. 4H-6
!?a WMSftLB,
DEALER IN
Clocks*
f
WATCHES.
AND
4
Spectacles,
<&c.
tdTTi irticulur attention will lie
paid ?o all Work entrusted to liim,
F?b 10 3d tf
, Dissolution.
FIM1E Copartnership heretofore existing be1
tween Jous W. Mohoa* and Jkshs. M
, WKsnioiiKl Aiv, under the name nnd style ol
Motto ax A Wkitkurcliid, is this day dissolved
by mutual consent.
Those indebted to the l..tn Firm will call
ami Mittlo at once with J. M. Wr.JTMiiHll.iSD
! at thu Old Stand. Mansion JI<>uso Clock.
1 J.NO. W. MOIUIAN,
> J. M. WKSTMoltKI.AND.
, Greenville, S. C., February 2d, 1SCV.
A CARD.
i In retiring frotn the late Firm of Mooes*
A WesTMoKict.Asn, the undersigned begs leuvt
to extend to the public his sincere thanks foi
the very liberal pstrmago with which said
Firm has been favored, and to solicit n continuance
of the same for his former Copartner,
Dr. J. M. W r.sTsonr.i a m>, who will still
' carry ou the business at the Old Stand.
J NO. W. MOKUAN.
A CARD.
r Having secured the entire interest of Dr,
I Jso. W. Morgan in the late Finn of Mhiioa.i
A Wkstmomki.axd, the subscriber gives nolics
1 that ho will continuo the business it* ' - sauiv
; place, lie respectfully returns bia ks for
si thu liberal patronage heretofore recvi.ed, nnd
takes occasion lo say that he will hcrcatter
' strive even more earnestly to merit success.
| He will always keep on hand a full Stock ol
i! Fresh aud Genuine DRUGS ami C11 KM I
I CALS. together wiln a select ......Minor ..I
' PKHKUMEHY, FANCY ARTICLES.Ac.
Ac., nil of which bo will offer to the public ul
r verjr reasonable price*.
1 J. M. WESTMORELAND.
Feb 10 38 tf
W. H CAMMER,
PRACTICAL GUNS WITH
AND MACHINIST.
CiOHN 81IRLI-F.RH, Cotton Oina, Look.
I K>-roue no Oil Lamp*. Sewing Mo
ehiue. and l'araaoU, IIKPAIRED witl
promptne??. Charge. ren-onat.le.
Si mnd?At Wwllelil'i old Shop.
Feh 10 38 If
Law Notice?Change of Office.
GF. TOWNEH b*. remored hi* L??i
, Office to the building north-en.t eor
ner of the Fublie Square, in part occupied hi
. J ulna C. Smith, Auctioneer, and the Enter
price Printing Office, up ?Uii(.
r1 Jan I 33 U
1 i B T E l.P
NOTICES OF DEPUTY COLLECTOR.
1 ' ' 1 1 *' 7 * ?
IVotlee. 0
IN conformity with r*qntr>n>ente of the
Internal Revenue Lew*, I hereby give
notice lo all prrwM who tony chilni
S'llLLend WORM, netted on ike prtinim J
nf one David W. nUaringame, touching the
i land* ol Pi auk BUwingairi* and Th?maa
I Wood* u*. on the tllel of March, 18?;U. in
An?Hr*on County, leven uiil?? Ironr (It ecu- -1
vllle Court Houee, t.y Cnpt. Hr*i M. Perky, J
Aaaletant Ameaeor, because of being used j
in violation of the Internal Revenue Lawa ,
?the aame having been turned over to mf |
?to make ancli claim* before me within f
thirty days from the first publication of tliia ,
1 uotice. A. L. CODIV i
Dep. Col. Int. lieV. I
Oreeqvilto U. 11., April 1*1, 180?. ,
Ap 7 4? a
Notice.
IX conformity with tlio requirements of tho
Internal Revenue laws, I hereby give notice |
to ell persons who may claim Still, Cnp and
I Wprm, which were seised by Cept. 11. M. Perry,
Assistant Assessor, on the 23d day of
March, 1809, three miles above Marietta, near '
| the rcsideuco 6f Odour Cox?the some having
I hern turned over to uie?to make such claims
before me within 30 days from the first publication
of this notice.
, A. L. conn, 1
Mar 31 45-3 Dep. Col. 3d Dial., S. C.
Notice.
IN conformity with the requirements of tho
Internal Revenue Lnws, I hereby* give
notice to all persons who muy claim a Still, I
I Cap and Worm, which were seised hy Cnpt. I
H. M. Perry, Assistant Assessor, on the 23d i
1 day of March, 1809. about throe miles above >
Marietta, on the premises of Henry Evans? I
because of being used in violation of the In- I
tomel Kovnnuo Laws, the same having been <
1 turned over to tn? to dispose of according to i
law?to mako such claims before ine within i
30 days from tlio first publication of Ibis no- I
ties. A.L. conn.
Mar 31 45-3 Dep. Col. 3d Dist., 8. C. ]
Deputv Collector's Cffioe,
(Jr.KKN villk, Feb. ltitli. 1809 '
HY virtue of nn order from A. S. WALLACE
Collector of Interna) Revenue,
3d Coilcolion District of South Cmolinn I
will sell to the highest, bidder at public .
on Very, on Monday, tlio I Oth day of May,
at McReeV Mills, seven miles bel->w GreenvllleConit
House. between I lie botir* of 12
' o'clock, M? nnd 4 o'clock, P. M? ihc follow,
ing properly to wit:
8 -PINNING FRAMES. 890 PTINDLES I
, 21 LOOMS 1
1 SPINNING MULR. 120 SPINDLES 1
2 SETS OF WOOL CARDS '
I BREAKER, and OlliKlt MACHINERY I
Together, if necessary, to secure the Taxes, '
all that TRACT' OF LAND, containing '
about '
400 ACRES. J
ittngnn linm tarn ?>I lleedy ltiv?r, wvcn
mile* below Greenville Court House, ail 1
joiuinsr lands of V. MuRec'i estate Nti<t otji '
ri Levied on us I lie property at tiie >ui>
of flie United S'nfe* for liit-rniil Revenue "
Tux ??n?i*?-'l against Grady A Hawthorne. *
T< Itus Cash. 1
a. l. conn.
Dep. Col , 3d Col. Dial of S. C. 1
Fil. 17 33 12 r
Office Secretary and Auditor.
Grer.nvil^b amii Coi.i'MniA Kailroaii Co.,
Colcmdia, S. C. April 1, IStiV.
I "T^TOTICE is herohy given, that on and after
' J_f| tin-8lli INSTANT the ill months' interest
<tuo upon tliu firit mortgage and guar- '
antecd detit of this Company, tailing duo on
tho lit day of January lust, will be paid on
presentation at tliia office, /**? 5 per rent., retained
lor Internal Revenue Tax : /Voridti/,
tho holder* of the aaid fir.it mortgage and pilar- |
I antead liotiU* and Certificates of Indebtedness |
will loud all interest accruing upon iliciu up .
to July I, ISf.S, in the Bonds and certificates
nl Iiidebtcdiicas of the Company, endorsed by '
the State. 1
First Murtgsgo Bonds of the Company, with '
the interest and coupons upou them, which
have not yet been exchanged, will be substilu- I
ted by the Bonds and Certificates of Indebted- i
ncss of the Company, endorsed by the State ; i
also, the Bonds of thu Company, with the inter- i
est and coupons upon them, which are notveeur- ,
ed by mortguge or other lion, will be substituted ,
by the Bunds and Certificate* of Indebtedness |
of the Cumpany, endorsed by the Stale, nt a
reduction of three dollars to one?a* provided (
in toe Act of 1800. or in second mortgage
I Bonds and Certificates of Indebtedness ol the
Company, at par, at the option of tho holder.
Also, the Bonds of the Company issued under
tbo Act of the Legislature of 1861, will lie exchanged
and suhsitutcd by oilier Bonds author- 1
ized under the Act ol 1806, when so desired by
the holders.
Coupons for payment and Ronds and Cuuv
pens for exchange and for funding, will be
r forwarded or proscntod, to
C. V. CARRINUTON,
Secretary and Auditor.
117 ii 2
.State of Sontli Carolina,
GREENVILLE COUNTY.
In the Court of Probate.
REBECCA ROBERTS ,t al.. v PLFAS- I
ANT JENKINS SAR.\II JENKINs,* al ,
Petition for Partition and Sale of Heal <
| Etlate, and to forth. I
IT appearing to my eaCafactinn that William
Chandler. Benjamin Chandler. and \
the heifs at law of Isaac Chandler. Nancy ,
Honker, intermarried with John II Haw
I kina, Kl-a.iiieili Chandler, married to Mann. <
ah Stephana Nellv Chandler, wile of William
Kice, ai d I'o'-ly Chandler, married to
James Glll eul h, all reside Iom nii.i Ilie llm.
ha nf the State: ft in untried. That they tile i
their plea, answer <>r demur, to said I'eti
lion, in thie Office, within forty daya from
the puhlinaliiiii of this notice, aa on 'ailure
' to do ?o. the Petition will lie token pro con
| fttto against llictu. S. J. ItOUTIII T,
1'. J. G 0.
ApiiUlh, 1869. 46-0
Tho Stato of South Carolina)
f GREENVILLE COUNTY.
> In the Court of Probate.
1 TIIOJIA- C. COWER and W. U. MILLWEE,
Adm nis'iatms of W. A. Wil.
llama, deeeaaed. m H. R. WILLIAMS ,
et al Citation for Pinal Stilltmeul and
Itrcree
TT appearing to my totlsfaetion that 8am
I lie! It \A:lli.n,a K Uilli.....
w. A. B. Haveimort and Mary E. Itavrnpor',
hei'i *1 Ih* and dhirlbiii^i nf the
ft-tain of W. A. Williams. deceased, daf'odanti
in this caee, r?aide beyond tbe
limit* of litis but#. On motion of J. I*.
Moors. Solicitor pro pet.. It i* ordered:
, That iltey do appear in perron or by attorney.
?t a Court "I Probata, to be hidden at
t Greenvils Coui t House on the first day of
July next, to show cause, if sny they have,
why a final aetllrineiil of Ilia Kalsle of
WF8T ALL. N WILLIAMS, deceased.
' should not be had, act a decree given
theison; and their eonaenta, on failing to
attend, sill be entered record
Given under my hand and a. al at Green
. villa Court lloiiaa on lid* 81-t ilsv of March,
. A. lb 1S69. 8 i. DOlfTHI T.
p. i. (i. c.
Ap 7 * M ??
R I S S a
NOTICES OF Jl'DUE OF PROBATE. ?
Cho State of South Carolina*
GREENVILLE COUNTY. I
la the Court of Probate.
AME3 M. BENSON. Exmutor. m. FRAN- CKS
E. BENSON. WILLIS K. BENSON .
ti<l oilier* ? J'tliiion fur Partition and *
tiali of lieu I A'Uait, d o. I ]
[T appearing to mv iHtLfafltton, that. Wil* < <
!i? K. B**??nn, Mary F. Ben?on, Jrtinea " *
'. Benson and Willi* II. Bennon, four t>f ihe *
lofeiulaot* in tlilt oa?e, reride Ley nd the ]
iniita of ilii* Stnta: t* ia order*) thai tliry ,
lie their pltn, mn? or or demur, t<> said pe- j *
itioti in this office within foity days from : J
lie piililtuiiion of tliia notio>*, u oil fnilui* I
o do to, (lie jietitioo v ill he taken pro- "
soufoseo against them. 1
s. j. bouTiiiT, r. j. o. a 'p
March 8th, 18C9.
Mar 10 43 6
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
GREENVILLE COUNTY.
In the Conrt of Probate.
3. A. KLFOUD, Executrix, rs. LEMUEL
WADDKLL rt at.?Citation for a Final
Settlement and Deere*.
IT appearing to tny satisfaction tbat Rnrah '
Evans, Dnney Wclborn, Alexander Wad- '
[fell. James Wuddell, Nancv Wuddell, Jr?s? '
Wuddell. Lucinda Wuddell, William Waddrll. >
Elisabeth McQueen and Hugh McQueen her
husband, Martha Scrnggs and John Scruggl
her husband, Mary B. Nicholson, Claiboru
Wuddell, Alfred Wuddell and Kinilv Gregory,
Defendants in this case, reside without the
limits of this State: It is therefore ordered
Unit tney do appear in person or by attorney, ^
at a Court of Probate to be holden at Grcenrille
Court House, at 10 o'clock, A. M., on
the 13th of May next, to show cause, if any
thov can. why a final settlement of the Estate
it EDMUND WADDKLL, doecasod, should .
not be hud and a decree given thereon, or
their consents iu failing to ultuud will ho eu
tcred of record. ,
Given undor my hand nt Greets villa Court;
Uouee, tub 13th day or Fehrunry, A. D . 18fi9. '
3. J. D01TTH1T, T. J. G. C.
Feb 17 39 3m ]
Tho State of South Carolina, 1
GREENVILLE CoLN'TY.
In the Co ?rt of Probate.
&HRAI.OM ELY IIIK. Adminieiiainr of Sarnh
Mi'Junlin, si. Jenn G. Moxfi.ld, Wil
Jiani Max field et al , Defendant*.? Citation
far Final Settlement and Decree.
II' Mpp'nting to n>v satisfaction that John
G Max field, Willinm Mayfield, James
Mnjfi'ld, Smnwix M lyfiold, Thomas H.
llnx fio'd, PeiiPson H. Mayfield, the lo irs at
aw and distributees ot .I.bsc Max field, and
lie h'lisnt law and .listrihuteee of Mnrv
llcnvcr, defendants in this case, r> aide with
lit <he limits id this Slate. On motion of
(Carle, solicitor pro pet : Disordered, that '
in-T appear in person or li? Attorney, Al * '
jiHirt ol Priibatr, (? be lioblen nt Greenville '
Jouit IIuum vn I lie 4i|i day of May next, '
ii ilimr ciiiho, if any iliev have, why AH* '
mi eel I lenient of the Enlatn ?>f SAltAII '
ilcJUXKIN, (li-ofiliiil, tdiould riol lie hud, >
mii ? ili-crie given (hereon; or their con- 1
elite, on failing lo ationd, will he entered
if record.
Given tind-r my hand end real nt Green
tiller Coml Honee. this second day of Febunrv,
A 1>. I8??
is J. DOUTlllT, I\ J. O. C.
Feb 8 87 $m
rho Stato of South Carolina,
GUKKNVILLH COUNTY.
In the Conrt of Probate.
rt. F KILGOHE, I'xecnior, Apfdirant n
THOMAS MAYKII'I.D rt al. Defendants
Cil?lion for ti final &< ltt taunt ami iJtcrtf.
IT appearing to my mtsfaciinn tint
Tlmm** Ma*fie'd, I him Blown, the
ieSi? of Jamca Mnyfienl, tinmen unknown,
fieiis of Ahrnm Mm ft l<t, nninen unknown, 1
lieirs of Jordan Ma* field, nninen unknown,
ind Dlinni Long ii nd wife Be try Long, re '
ide without the limit* of this Slate'; It is
irdered and decreed, that they do appear
it n Court of Pr dmie, in perron or l-y at
I rney. on Friday. the 80th day of April
next, at 10 o'clock, A. M , to itiow ruu?e, if
my they can. why n F'nal Settlement of ,
lie Km at * of JOHN *'AY FIELD. decena-d,
diotild not be had and a Decree given therein,
or their concent a in failing to attend will
lie entered of i * cord.
Given under my hand at Green*ill#
Court House, thi* SOtli duv of January, A.
I), 18i>9.
8 J. DOUTI1IT, T. J. G. C.
Feh 3 87 S/u,'
The Stato of South Carolina,
GREENVILLE COUNTY. - * 1 *
In the Court of Probate.
OLIVER 1'. KAltLK el a/., Executors, rs.
EMILY 8. MOIJI.Y and J. II. MOBLY her
hus^'iinil rl at.? Citation fur final Settle*
went, [lecrer, itc.
IT appearing i? my satisfaction that Emily
Snrub Moldy anil J. II. Moldy Iter husband.
l>i fend 111I5 in this cneo. reside without
the limits of this State: On motion of Enrle
and Blythe, Solicitors for the Petitioners, it is
ordered, that they do appear in person or by
attorney, at a Court of l'rohnte, to be holdcn
at (ireeuvitte Court House at 10 o'clock, A. M.,
on the 28th day of April next, to show cause )
if any they can, why a Pinal Settlement of
the Estate of ELIZA W. HA RLE, deceased,
should not bo bad, and a Decree given therein, <
or their consent* in failing to attend, will bo
entered Oi record.
tiiccn under my hand at Orcenrille, this
2Sth day of Januury. A. !>.. IPt'.JJ.
8. J. DOl'TIllT, J. P. O. C.
Feb 3 37 3m
Mate of* Koutli Carolina,
a A' EES VI I. L E CO UNTY.
In (he Court of l*robato.
MANLY BRIGHT, Administrator with the
Will annexed, v* Maroukt C. Gnssa
and others, itetendants ? Citation fur a'
I hia'. Settlement and hrrrr*
TT appealing l?> my eatislnclion (lint M?r
JL fi?irt O. Greer mid A. J. Greer her husband,
Florence Mnyficltl and John M*i field.
Defendant* in this cmm, ra*id? beyond the
limits <>f this Mate : It is lhcr?f?r? ordered,
llint iliey appear in poison or by attorney,
st n Court of Probate, to b? hohlen si
Greenvil e Court House, on Vm 1 tlh day of
April nrzt, (o show c?u*e, if any iliey have,
why a F'onl "ettleinent of the F'tate of
it. W MaYF'ELI), deceased, thould not he
had, and a Decree niy*n thereon; or their
consent, in failing to attend, will be entered
ul record. ,
Given under my hand at Greenville Court
lloii?e, this 12'h day of January, A. I>M
18GH. ?. J DOUTHIT, P. J. G. I>.
Jan 20 36 3tn ,
LAW NOTICE,
j?Lm BACON,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
A!VD niGIITRATla
orr/cs oveii sum yam? stubs,
o. ?.
Feb 10 30 < tf
"H
- 1. . sssm
iron SAH
14.U00 C0U3?TRf
JOO Socks Extra Faintly N. C. FLOUR
lOO Sacks Standard Liverpool SALT
26 Kegs NAILS, assorted sixes
20 B?t<" BATKSVILLK SHIRTING
|Q Balos McBEE SKIRTINQ
20 Bulaa COTTON YARN
IO Bugs Prims and Fair RIO COFFER *
20 Barrells SUGAR
[O BAGS Durliaiu Smoking TOBACCO
2 BAGS Spanish Smoking TOBACCO.
ALSO, A WELL SELECTED STOCK
or ,
Shoes, lints,
DRY GOODS, DRUGS &C.
Oar Stock of IIATS and SHOES la very
ariro and complete, and we will guarantee our
mtire Stock will compare with any in Town,
with as to quality and price. A call will sntsfy
yon.
DAVID & STRADLEY.
May 13, 1389. 61 11
JULIUS C. SMITH.
MICTION AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
COURT E0U8E SQUARE,
Greenville. S. CV)EftcONAJ.
attention given to all sales of
1 Hi al and Peisonal Property, Renting
>f Houses and Collecting ot Ren's and Ae.
munis, and to all business intrusted to him.
Having been appointed agent for ill# following
Ferlillrera. they can be found at my
itbee and sold at Charleston prices, freight
?nd drayagendded:
MA PES' NITROGEN IZED Sirrn-PHOd1'IIATK,
WAN DO AND BAUGil'5
RAW BONE. PERUVIAN
GUANO.
he genuine article, kept for sale and
rdcred In any quantity. 0>*r 20 /on*
>( l'liosplnte and Peruvian Guano told
y me tor the wheat sowing In Greenville
liia fall.
Alfency for the Celebrated WATT
PLOUGH ? turn, sut-ioil, and cultivator all
n one. Five ihourund of these Ploughs
ire in the hands ot the (uimere of Virgin-,
a. North and South Cnrohna, and Trim**oe
Over fie of the one horse Ploughs
old in Greenville in one month. Cerlifl.
inles from the Test of one Planters can be |
tiven, who have used the Plough in maknjf
their crop ot 1869.
Agency for
CardwcII's Superior
COltN AND COTTON PLANTER,
STRAW CUTTERS, CORN
SIIELLERS. An.
GRASS, CLOVER, and other Seeds supplied
at short notice.
2 Q 0 K I. H G STOVES,
STOVE WARE.
iPAaihoa
AND
OFFICE STOVES,
For eale as cheap ns can be bought.
J ( Ml * e. SMITH.
Greenville C. II, S. C.
Jan 27 8rt if
rhe "southern hotel,
THE BUILDINO KNOWN AS
"HEXMNG'S HOTEL,"
HAS*receiitly been filled
up and put in complete or??r
der, with naw Furniture and
oilier enveiiieiic.-a. and ia now open to the
Traveling puMic, where they can fir d gO?d
aeroniinodulion and fare at the ioWeet rate*.
A few permanent Boarders will bo received.
J. L. SOUTHERN,
Proprietor.
Greenville. 8. 0 . Feb. 17. 1869. SO-tf
w. K. EASLtr. a. o. WALLS.
EASLEY ? WELLS,
Attorneys and Connsellors at Law
AND IN EQUITY,
ORKENVILLK. 8. C.,
PRACTICE iu the Courts of Uie State and
of the Uuitud Stnte*, and give especial
attention to cases in Bankruptcy.
Juno 1.1 *
KOSADAI IS X
Purifies the. Blood.
For Sale by Dt^fcgUu Everywhere
HATKSVII.IAE
KMMtraiK
HAVING been appointed Agent* for
tI?im Company, w are prepared lo
ell blUUTlNGb AND YAKN tl Factary
|>i ice*.
I>uvtd A fttrndley,
Grocer* and Cotnmlaaion Merchants,
Grceuvil!#, 8. O.
Nov 6, 1867. 24 if
DURHAM
SMOKING TOBACCO.
HAVING received the agency of the
at.w?e jitiily celebrated Drand ?.?
TOIIAOCO. w? will n oka it lo jour interrat
lo l>uy from ua. For nI? hy whotemt*
r mail. DAVID k STRADIKY.
Oct 80, 1867. S3 If
WM. p7PRICE,
ATTOHNEY AT LAW.
DAHLONEQA, GA.,
WILT, practice in the Countie* of Lamp,
kin. Pawaon, Uilmor, Fiinoio, Unkn,
Town*..White and HulL
Jan 10 33 1/
Job Work
DONF. et thie Office, with itidwe Mf
Jtf patch W