The following persons are appointed Agents for the Times
& Gazette Chesterfield, Darlington, &
Marlboro.............................. Robt. C. Davis (of
Cheraw) POLITICAL (From the Greenville
Mountaineer) On 28th inst. public dinner honoring Representative Warren R. Davis,
presided over by Dr. Wm. Butler, pres., and Capt. Wm. Choice as v. pres.
MARRIED FROM THE SUM. GAZ. Capt. John Mayrant, now living in this district, was a
Lieut. under Chevalier Paul Jones, in the action of the Bon Homme Richard,
and the Seraphis. He was the first man that boarded the
Seraphis. COMMUNICATIONS To Messrs. Simms & Duryea, Editors of the Charleston
City Gazette, and Commercial Daily Advertiser. MR. EDITOR
LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM
EUROPE From the N. Y. Journal of Commerce, July 24. BY THE JUDGE AT CHAMBERS, STATE OF
GEORGIA Richmond Superior Court. Bill for discovery and
distribution. Between Grace Rowell, Compl’t. and George L. Twiggs &
Valentine Walker, surviving Executors of Edward Rowell, deceased, and
others. Being shown that Mary A. Rowe!!, Nancy W. Rowell, Elizabeth
Foreman, Milly E. Rowell, Sarah C. Rowell, Benjamin D. Rowe!!, Hannah T.
Rowell, Margaret C. Rowell, William A. Rowell, Edward H. Rowe!!, Eliza
Williamson, Catherine Rowell, Sarah Rowell, Randolph Rowell, Mary Rowe!l,
Dorcas Rowell, Jane Rowell, Mary Davies, Benjamin Strange, Patsey Foreman,
Randolph Strange, Edward Strange, Hubbard Strange, E. S. Sibley, and
Elizabeth his Wife, Arthur Westbrook and Mary his Wife, Benjamin Jackson
and Rebecca his Wife, Lucy Ball, John Stanly, John Horton and Elizabeth
his Wife, Jesse Westbrook and Susanah his Wife, William Coombs and
Winifred his Wife, and Nathaniel Stanly defendants in the above bill,
reside out of this State; and that James Stanley, Jr. resides in the
Country of Lawrence, in said State of Georgia. . .to be published in
Augusta, Ga., Columbia, S. C., Nashville, Tenn., Montgomery, Ala., and
Raleigh, N. C.. .James McLaws, Clerk. Papers are to send copy of
advertisement to Wm. & James Gould, Augusta, Georgia, and remit
accounts to the Georgia Courier Office.
SHERIFF’S SALE PROFESSOR OF MUSIC NOTICES Fashionable puff curls, hats, caps, bonnets, fancy goods,
and bake goods, by Mary Nutting. SAW-MILL IRONS IN PARTITION ORDINARY’S COURT, NEWBERRY
DISTRICT IN EQUITY, NEWBERRY DISTRICT
Times and Gazette
Published by S. J. McMorris, Columbia, S. C.
ca 9 August
1830
Newberry Court House.............................. Morgan
McMorris
Winnsborough................................................................. J.
W. Hudson
Union Court
House................................................................. S.
P. Bailey
Laurens Court
House.................................... John S. James
Poplar
Grove........................................................... John
B. F. McMorris
Maybinton.......................... John C.
Caldwell
On Thursday, the 15th ult.
by the Rev. S. K. Hodges, Mr. H. W. Hilliard, to Miss Mary Beddel,
step-daughter of Col. W. C. Osborn, of Harris County.
.to the prospectus for
the publishing at Milledgeville, Georgia, a new paper by Doctor Jones
called The Rights of the South... Signed, White, Brickell, & White,
Columbia, S. C. Aug. 9th, 1830.
Letter regarding the
establishment of a twice a week stage between Columbia, Greenville,
Laurens, and Newberry Court House. Signed, a Friend to Improvements.
The Ship
Dover, Capt. Bursley arrived at Boston late Tuesday night from
Liverpool...
125 acres
bounded by lands of Jonathan Morrell, Samuel Watkins, and C. Boyle at suit
of A. Mulder, Administrator of Abel Mulder, deceased vs. Daniel Blewford
and Henry Lee.
110 and one-half acres on Crane Creek, conveyed by
Abner Pollard to N. Monteith and D. & J. Ewart 5 Jan. 1827, at suit of
N. Monteith, and D. & J. Ewart vs. James Brasewell.
450 acres,
where the James and Minor. . .Smith’s land, at suit of Execs. of H.
Kinsler vs. Thomas Mitchell.
300 acres, bounded by J. Taylor, James
Mitchell, the estate of John Crim, and N. Bony, at suit of James Kennedy,
Jr. vs. Green Massy.
50 acres on Jackson’s Creek bounded by lands
of James S. Guignard, Simeon Hood, Samuel Watkins, and John Cooper, at
suit of James S. Guignard.
100 acres bounded all sides by Dorson
Wagers and C. G. Graham, at suit of James King vs. John Brooks.
One
half acre, N.W. corner of Richland and Marion, also Negro woman, Judy, at
suit of John Black vs. Dolly Courson.
House and lot in Cola.,
containing four acres, bounded by Walnut, Pickens, Laurel, and Henderson
Streets at suit of Simon Magwood vs. Gen. Wade Hampton.
100 acres,
bounded by lands of A. T. Smith,.. .Rawlinson, J. M. Creyon, and
Strickland at suit of John Black vs. Thomas Parrott.
Signed, Jesse
Debruhl, Sheriff of Richland District.
Christian
Stephan from Prussia and lately of Charleston, has been hired by Mrs.
Faust, Principal of the Columbia Female Academy, for the Musical
Department. Inquire about tuition at Mrs. Becket’s, Camden Street. Will
teach piano, violin, flute, clarionet, etc. Will also tune pianos.
Boat hands wanted by A. Crawford
of Columbia.
With the consent of her husband, William Barry, Ann
Barry will conduct business in Columbia in her own name and upon her
credit.
Committed to the jail of Richland as a runaway, a Negro man
who calls his name John, and says he belongs to Thomas Eveleigh of
Charleston, S. C. John is of a yellowish complexion, five feet six inches
high, about thirty years of age. John says he was hired to William
Richardson, on Santee. The owner is requested to come forward, prove
property, pay charges, and take him away. Signed, Jesse Debruhi,
S.R.D.
Negro man named Squire, 21 years of age, says he belongs to
William Shead of Fairfield, is now confined to Richland District jail.
Signed, Jesse Debruhi, S.R.D.
Negro man, age 30, in Richland
District jail, says his name is Ben, and that he belongs to Mr. John
Felder of Orangeburg District. Signed, Jesse Debruhl, S.R.D.
Peter
Maguire desires six thousand fence rails.
Richard Sondley just
received for sale a few barrels of superfine flour from a Merchant Mill in
Greenville District.
For sale at a
bargain, call A. Fitch, Columbia.
David A. Steel and
wife, Applicants vs. Frances Blythe & Mary Ann Blythe, Heirs and
Representatives of Samuel Blythe, deceased, defendants. Signed, James S.
Guignard, Ordinary, and Jesse Debruhi, Sheriff of Richland District.
Mark M. Higgins and Mary E. Higgins, per. pro.
am., Applicants, vs. Burdett Eskridge and Sarah Ann his wife, defendants.
Sale of real estate of J. J. Higgins. Signed, W. Wilson, Ordinary Newberry
District.
Bill
for relief and partition. Jno. Taylor and Wife vs. James R. Crispin and
Wife, et al. 264 acres on waters of Bush River bounded by lands of James
Chalmers, John Clarey, David Cannon, and others, land possessed by Joseph
Sibley of Newberry District at his death. Signed, D. Nance.
Submitted to ONDQ Fall 1992
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