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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1861-03-14
IN EOUITY--YORK DIST.

James P Blair vs. John NJ Ross, Executor of John Blair
deceased, and otlirs.-B for Construction of Will, Ac
count Relief &c.
TT appearing to my satisfaction that
Il Joseph W. Stockton and his wifi, Margaret d. Stock
ton John Blair stockton, Mary Stockton, Margaret Stock
ton Joel Higgins, John iuggns, Irwin, Mary H. Moore
widow Martha Moore and Ann Blair Moore, Defendant
i'm above stated case reside beyond the limits of this State
1t s therefore, on motion of j. Bolton Smith, ESQ., Com
painant's Solicitors ordered that the said absent Dern
dan,s do appcar and plead. demlr, to the Bill
filed in this case within three months from the publication
of this notice. decree pro conrsso Will be- cntrrrt
against them. WALTER Is. METTS. c. T.. y. d.
March l3 1861. (S5) III IN
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1861-03-14
TAXES! TAXES :. TAXES y

Il The undersigned will attend AT the following time
and places for the purpose of collecting TAXES and rcrl
wing Returns for the year 1850:
AT Fccmster's, en- Monday, 18Th OF March,
At YoungblOoda, on Tuesday, 18Th OF MARCH,.
At McCOnnpllsvilc, on Wednesday, 10th Of March.
AT Brattousvillp on Thursday 2ls of March,
Al Wesbrooks' on Friday, Odd of March.
At Coates Tavern, on Saturday, 23d of March,
At Rock Hill, on Monday, 2oth Of March.
At Fort Mills, on Tuesday, 18th of March.
At Clay Hill, on Thursday, 2sth Of March,
At Brthrl on Friday, 29th of March,
AZ Yorkvilr. Or Monday, ls of April.
Al Smiths, on Tuesday, I'd of April.
At Alson's, on Wednesday, I'd Of April.
Al W'hisonunts, on Thursday, 18th Of April.
At Buffaloc, on Friday, 5th of April.
At Boydton. on Saturday, 9th Of April.
At Cark's Store, OH Monday, 9th of April.
At Glfllrn's, oil Tuesday, 9Th Of April.
At Hugh Loves, on Wednesday, 10Th Of April.
At Wye's Store, OH Thursday, Friday and saturday
lltll, 18th and 18Th Of April. y, ,,... ,s,,
At Yorkvilc, on Monday, Tuesday and wednesday, i"
10th and 18th Of April .,o.e
7-Tay-Pa hereby notified that the Act Of 1910
reScs all returns be- made oath and that no return
will he received y mail otherwise, unless sworn 10 nc
cording to law. .. -,
and Negroes sales of goods, and merchandise, b.
resident and transient persons; factonge enpoymehts
faculties and professions, including dentistry salaries ant
wages over $500 lots In towns and villages moneys loal
cd M interest and invested in stocks and bonds comms
sions of vendue masters; premiums taken by INSURANCE
Companies and by agencies of Insurance Companies, no
Incorporated in South Carolina number Of packs OF pay
cards sold and dogs kept by slaves.
{19- The Book, will be closed on the st day OF May
Ali persons falling make returns on or before that time
will be liable for ioubleaX.
Persons will be required to pay Taxes In South Gar
olina money. JOHN J. WYLIE, Tax-Collector
Nnruh l.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1861-03-14
TO THE PUBLIC.

TIE undersigned, being we'll known IL writer, would
offer his services TO nil requiring literary aid He will fur
nsh Addresses Otios Essays, Presentation Speeches,
Replies and lines for Abn Acroscs, prepare matter for
the press write Obituaries and Poetry upon any shbeci-
Address FINLEY JOHNSON, Baltimore, Nd
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1861-03-14
DOSOUET.-THIS THOROUGH-

IL -
ID BRED Stallion, imported last Fall, direct from Eng
land BY s. r. & j. d. Gst, will stand the ensuing Spring
Season at ROCK HILL, York District, twelve miles
South of Yorkve.
BOSQUET will serve Mares ut FIFTY DOLLARS--in-
surance. The Insurance money will be expected where
Mare sold traded off before 1t Is known whether she
IL with foa or not.
PEDTGREE.-BOsQUET Is beautiful black brown,
fifteen hands three inches gh ograt power good temper
and acon and free from all hemishes or any oher defects
whatever. He is lengthy and possesses the most powerful
sufficient TO attract the attention Of all breeders
Bosauet is by Mr. Jecqucs Gameboy, his dam Miss Bet
scy by Muley Moloch her dam Bavaran by Tramp g. d.
Comcy by Comus, e. g. d. Anticipation by Bennnbrough,
Gamcboy by Tomboy, his dam Lady Moore, Carcw by
Tramp the dam by Medicant winner of the Oaks 1876,
and also the dam of Bcadsman winner of the Derby ls46,
g. d. Kite by Buzzard, Olympia by Sir Oliver
! Gro0ms fee 81 90.
7- Fairfield Herald Rock Hill phranice, Chester Stan,
account s @ 70 j. b. cIsT, jonesvI'' Union Dist. s. C. m
March, lO 2m
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR
Y SALE.-By virtue of Deed of Trust executed to me
by W. G. PHILLIPS will expose TO public sale on the
18TH OF MARCH NEXT, at the residence of said Phil
''''' "'' ''"'"''' $50 ACRES
or the best land In Meckenburg county The place is sit
mated eight miles South of CharlOe-alf mile Of the G.
and South Carolina Rail Road-lh miles from Morrow Is
Turn Out and adjoining the lands of G.. E. Bell and Others
PrrSODS
well to come forthwith and examine 1t, 1t may be sold
before the above mentioned time. Also,
Ia LIKELY NEGROES,
consisting of male and femae-princpaly young. Four
head of good Mules fourteen head Of Cattle Stock Hogs
large quantity good Bncon 1000 bushels of Com, FARM
inc Implements Household and Kitchen Furniture, and
other articles unnecessary TO mention.
{r7-Tenns made known the day of sale. A reasona-
Bile credit will be glven -
J. w. MORROW, Trustee.
February %, 1861. 9 At
TOTA.-THIS THOROUGH-BRED
Il and celebrated RACE-HORSE, imported from England
by the subscriber IN 1859, will stand AT HIS OWN STA
BILE twelve miles South of Union Court House.
IOTA IL beautiful Mahogany Bay, sixteen hands high,
and six Years old this Spring.
He was sired by STORM ont Of BETA, bred by MIR. J.
Miner, of Yorkshire, England and got by VOLTAlRE-
her dam by RAPHAEL out ofsster to ROSETTE, by BEN
NINBROUGH
STORM was sired by TOUCHSTONE, one Of the swift
est horses of England, having won at Duncaser ST.
Lcger and other places.
fora viii serve Mares at FIFTY DOLLARS the
ANY mare not proving in foa will be served the next sea-
son without extra charge for covering
Mares will be provided with good Rye Lots and Corn at
fifty cents per day
No responsibility for escapes or accidents but every care
will be taken TO prevent them.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1861-03-14

GANFORD'S LIVER INVIGORA
TOR-For Diseases of the Liver.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1861-03-14

MEXICAN NJ U STAN G LINZ
lY1 MENT.-For Bruises, Cuts, rheumatism, &C.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1861-03-14

CUGARS.-THEBEST ORLEANS
~ and SUGARS ever offered by
1,.,.S,. 10 u If
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1861-03-14

VOTTON IS KING 1.-THE SUB
~ SCRIBER gives this notice to all those that know
themselves indebted to him, that he must pay his debts ant
have accounts with him of long Standing must make settle
mcnt either by Cash Notc he IL determined to clos
up his books to the frst of January 1861.
JOHN SIMPSON, Chester, $. G.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1861-03-14

X ARDENING AND HORTICUL-
" TURE.-Downlng's Fruits and Fruit Trees Of Amer
lea; Fields Pear Culture; The Vine -Dressers Manu-
nj; Kemp, on Landscape Garlrnlns Every Lady hrr
own Flower Gardener The Florists Guide; Southern
Florist by Mrs Rion of Winnsboro, 3. c.; Strawber-
~ Culture by pariee; Mns. Edseworh's Southern
Gardener and Receipt Book. For Sale at
j. w. Boards Book Store.
February 81
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1861-03-14

MACKEREL, BAGGING A N D
lfl ROPE; some splendid CIDER VINEGAR; SHIN
Giles together with many other articles. Call and buy az
low prices rs we bound sell at some price, 1t should
CARROLL, CLARK s. CO.'S
Near the Kings Mountain Rail Road Depot
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1861-03-14

IRISH POTATOES.-PINK-EYE,
n LOGAN & MEACHAM'S.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-26
EXPLOSIVE SHELLS.

When the s,plosys shells iavenisd by VIM W. Hub
bell Eq OF Philadelphia, Destroyed fhe 'Pene, our
military officers at that they must be equally
effective enirsnched works. and We no; Ion sIses
called attention the fact thar these shells the
.avy and military service. fot g. Ia and iinrh ID ,hl
yrcn thel guns and columbia g. might relied on 70 90
the heavy work The cc,l reports show that th, inch
md inch shells, which OF the same patent, blew
lp the fort at Ea,tcras, notwithstanding the SECRETION
20 often made that one gun shore Is worth ten guns
ahoat.
tine of the mos. important features in hubbes shell Is
IA er.t accuracy He de covered that the Of the
deviation Of the PAX shells and OF cannon balls and
cir Wild inaccuracy doe III, accidental location
of the centre oi gravity In Ihs gnn and the imperfect
rsueemsnt NJ the metal In cssirg hen. He found out
Il at ben the ctEtre OF gravity TO the right le up
,r down In the gub che shell would corsspol diogy de
y;as from true pe AID b. cast hes o. oasne1 pat
ern OF form and x aied It 10 such manner that the
centre Of gravity s~ys alike 10 the gun and true TO
he line o ire by ~hich iner jyed prleipsl Of forming
and aihg the sbell the of riha ball Oh
aimed cut OF smooth. bored shell gGas BE else nIde u
Impossible to destroy prevent the explosion Of the
she'll By Wa'ef OF sand, or stone walls even when un-
der the highest velocity greatest psretrstioD aud al
the same tine made them 10 explode al any dasred time,
As well a. Immediately impact Ia vessel fort
They rsi tsw up the Rogue Foits Canton In the
present they dism0unted all the baters slthln their
range at Aqua Creek, next blew up The Pstn n,lt
Hattera5 Forte aud for the cr dit Of Philadelphia We
have TO say that this great Invention Of one Of her foDs
ID giving eOc' account Of itselrn the for the mao.
tenalcs Of the U0ion.
paiia5siphis Agsirsr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-26

ssscEisa OATIsrRopss --0a "wednesday the wife of
Joseph O. Fish, &c oirg near Hopkins Pond, b.daoa'
field (N J seing ui'd ducts alget, bstook her,
self 70 re. dencs bar noihefuas near BY 10 oo
tain Fists sn Lft lhi ie hat ~hen be eape bems IL
uoul be IL for hila TO have shot AT The Wild fowl
The ,uu va found to be osded aud cooked aud she
was sfra to carry Is In d state her sste,alsS ssd
che c3ud safsy uncock L. In hJins to do se the ASH-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-26
pREmIUM BIT

NA rEa9 Is conceded 70 be the uoEt sehetops, vhois
tene n the World nsed almost every ta
uy Ia ya5IsIA solely fer s climate aud shoeia bs
house every souh-rn Family Tor a ds-
the gnd boweE They never f 70 make
OF Nervers Headache Ee With pain "a the
they yye Immediate relief correct dsordere
hysIs md In and debsiei they VII 6'e yta
energy The whole ss They ouy aeed trial 70 give then
precedence over al other Bters These s be had o:
Aesss GRAY, PURCELL, LADD Co. Aad BY al proninenl
Druggists he city 81 Richmond aud sseSSsSs 10 Virginia a2S
o. cASpY GILe1S 90, Baltimore B. A. FAHHEsFoCK CO.,
Phls5ephiA ani BAaSEe PARK New fork.
ORDER Mlei by Adtres sing A. BAKER, Propre:or,
YeA S-IL Riehraoud Va,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-26
MUNITIONS Of WAR AND ANOTHER WAR SHIP
FOR CANADA
Iron ,hs Loaaap r.Ins., Oct. l.

TFUVl LOdHyu VNk
A number OF Armstrong loo aud ~ FOUNDER guns,
with their tipgs shot. shell S,, have been already
e aside by the ordnance authorities Portsmouth for
the service Of the North America and West India rq1sd
roo and ,ccsFdiHg to the p7esent arrangements the
herald, 81, scrsr CIp:sin A. Cumming, ~il a. one.
embark the guns and stores spporoaed to the Me- 81
Gsorge and C.6mus and sal with them for Halifax
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-26
sRlrI.d NAVAL REIypoRoEsEsIs FOR rHs
UCL II.
lY.Ogi tie Lsudol nlss, OCT ] |

IFOg Tie Lsudon nslts, ot IL
The Stfombe aud the Chsnticser sFs both hourly 9
oec'ed 70 b. commissioned At Por snouth 10 reinforce
the West iudia squadron, with reference most prob
20 expected opera icIs on the coast oi AFtco Bot
vessels are masted s9d bsss rugged aed stored with
he creates. po's'bl- dhpNcb
Tee Frrrch (iGyernasnt slso streus henirg IL es
% the N, xicsn COST!
The Spanish fquadroa which is sboa. to sal to the aue
iua,ar will consist OF siI ;rigaes two steamer.
# 500 horse power besides Transports and smaller
els. stof tfcer has tesn sent With dssprcies ioI
ne Governor General Of Cuoa he sifj c, Of he
,editou, aud had embarked at csda 10 the war steam
Their ret pectve depois by the 18th Of 0e,obsc mex
',i The rcr'. who to go with ttem have alread,
en- appointed.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-26

tipped hrovgh the girls aager,, .sp oted ,hs rs,
= Tie whole charge strcek Mr.. rs, 'ofrheaJ.
srg ,-As the skuistOVs ih' ey broa, esul;iIz IN L.
stalt death
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-26
Y.TO TnE s.ADIEs AND GEN.

XsTO THE LADIES AND GEN Z.
W>-& AEE os THE Oily or noHaohD, STATE or
vrRGISIA AND ALL OTHER sTATSS We nov prepared
nsuutasurs Ladies' GentemeEI Misses Boys ohildtsns
seTYAn BOOTS SHOES and GArTHRs Of every description
We have almost an entire pew employ
- ~ ALEN. HILL CO.,.
l2T NA.a 81, Rchuond, VI.
~ An Kinds Of Boots ehoes Ade ORDER hsrs,Oots
sps AHLoo
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-26

E Ne eaFsfisnsa. V es Soasdest ~ The nen OF ysa
sac sDSohet Shs aAaEISp previously agreed sPon DC
tween TIE PsEties.
AZ sdgsr.sssot aot srksd copy ,or BPeSsd nau
Der Of ascss v Be ooaaasi ua ordered Su aal Psynsr'
erased sc0osd csy.
~ Rs1Uaa BrsHfsssSEr-roA avoid nsa,dsssAn i1G
eoths pScg AruuAi A9vesss is prcpsto state dact
pr oay sKtsu s 10 the inrs sie sIsines Re-
nsi- Les. GtheF AdYerseeuts by the 81 BE an
adnt!Caa. G are. sal u0 vvriAtio1-
EAis slc 9eaegAl Agents Advertisements not 70 De
pssei By she year charged the psGA a's satse'
. such discounts ~ sAau be agreed upoa.
~ Booksellers essy advertisers generally, engaging
O. ors sy1Ares Sh ne privilege o. change shan not on h
ysary aysaxe IL vesk lusert more than te aer
1gss 1pOa The at1g e ani The CONTRACT Aad AL exc
Gng srce Ancpat % be CtsrSsd 81 the usual rA'eI.
Advertisements Inserted In The serlWe=ky Nhls 81 10 een
ps square lines i for the nzss Insertion Aad so cent?
Ser SggAIe tof each o5l.ila.nCs os weekly !5 cents
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-26

xr.DEiaa wIsK2 hablpes very chaiee sud ot pureIae
wi ,ssa AslarA Vice Ibsnpsgne Wine, half pla.s th,n,
Hn, ezra hne quS;y osa Import alton In store AID o
AL ~ sIiD eS MILLER, corner Pearl and Gary I oes
@OI TON WARNS -eupsds tton YsThs, frem Moth
Caroline R0nh Carolina Aui Georgia Nos 70 20, sonsisn'
IL reeei,las, and 'or ssle b. ,,. .,.,.. oo
se2S heNI, reiNh ".
sUGARsiG0 . sesars receiving for sa'e, prs.s
y from So 70 t61 per thou.and A. 4 sroks- 90 oezs
GAIT. sALT.-s.0 sssk Zine liLsrpsS! Fall so ssSis
- f,fopti Alum sst Y sr0kS co. oe2l
IOUT8EaN STEAM PRIVATEER sff7R
~ COMPANY ptri0ns isstoos of promoting ths s&R3&
branh o National Defence sesps tnes esn ye fne
fsv shsrs subscbs for The once No. IL Pear
street sIsl eoor where sI Information can be had
sksrss ttOa; Zach IN No Ship. u2s-u
YTApIRA AND sBkRRY wlNEs-A few pastssa of the
MI above OF hne quality, fcrssIs By -
af2S kphOnpt pNNtnroere ~.
- oes1 NrHAsNS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-26
.EauEsr MADE 20 PHYSICIAN q

DFQUEsT MADE 20 PHYSICIANS lt !. ts
II Spceuy -esed ihpt the hytcsns Of Richmond re-
poi the oes Broad and s sneh ose and
soldiers enisr ih hsge s-e laAteej 10 pvsie fan hes
hctes and boa ding ato their condition. where
aud far tr.eieabr the regnsrt ADD eonPsaJ
which iheF belong This lnormsou vii gesny ptofaote The tub
Ilc ssryise.
oeers and soldiers qusr;eri II pzvs;e families hoes aud
boA honir Ehl have been sick but Of attended By
physcsn will rspo themselves AbOye stating II cir eonccn.
ssstlea. company And regiment
oelO-duf Jso H. wIsDER. Brig Geh.
LNOH RENT OR LEAsE.-The tenement On Main
STREET between gA and l0ta Streets recently occupied hy
tssery Stake and Temporarily In possession Of the
South rn Express Company
Por apply 10 Gt0 e. PEARE or Ia the oraei' Posses
sion given desired. ocI ~
an THE FIRST day OF feoIuxry 1861. the ln'eTtss "f
~ Catherine wallace and Gnav1s A. Wallace withdrawn
from the concern OF W. Wallace Sous
J,fsrSdn Wallace and Charles NJ Hsnace will continue the hu
sinsss usual and retain the style Of y Wallace
JEffERsOs wALLSOE,
ocii--Sl OHAs NJ WALLACE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-26

CAUTIONSo one |. authorized to eoilec; Virginia
~ 10 TIL city elsewhere IN thk state uness they show writ
ten suthoriy fGom
Th, uo interfere ziih the authority Of The
General sse 10 order he have ssued o.
may herea upon this sIhjee but Ven to prevent I'M
possrs by those having authority and who make no rsuTn
10 this Office o. Dtfhoth,
oei4 =, Col. of Ordnance Of Virginia
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-26
nEAs.-ino tu,hei, Black PESO, for sals
II my29 Wh W. fifAsANTS
MILITARY TACTICS.

MILITARY TACTICS.
uSop al, nv a. MORRIS,
PaSasher and Bookseller. Richmond, Va
TROOPERS MANUAL,
BY Col j. Lueius Davis to which annexed we snfmsner
od for Mounted rensa By Captain Many late Of the u
He.yy Ar,IeTy insruc6ps for heavy artillery, prepared
board Of o the Of The o. III vol limo
9bO. -. 4,
IRE yolunts ss hand Book, b. Capt James Lee rr Re
dment OF virginia Volunteers price bec.
ESrsees Rae and Light Inhn,ty Tceie new edition, ccn
,ete vth plEies; 9 vols slmo.; q.
Yardee :, II ctcs In I vol ssno, paper, l. -
Tactics OfInfAntry Cavalry snd Artillery, By
Buekhol1, 1Sc -.
py l. v BuekholtE, soc
In Pres aud W speedily Published The volunises asnuA
.nd rIl Roof Manual aud D Book, Tor the
an voiun,ees Militia Home Guard complied fou the stes
,u,hoes and adapted the dsepne ani d sf vOrntser
saI soldisrs. BIZ OoL wm- u. RehArdsoG,J ,Jr
h gsfk sCud be 10 the hands of sf TIE Militia q
s a Ia The Of every Verntssf ssd ossa IL ths ss1
srn OobfecsIsey. -, -,
service o. IN Guard. rsgaiTe eEsfJ uSs in
~ army fe2uitements 81 TIE present TINE
osss,. sboaId be addressed TO The publisher.
A. MORRIS, Bookseller and Fathshst,
ch-,oud
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-26
RICHaOND DAILY WHIG.

rGzEs:
BSl, Pagt- Ss Per ssriWsskiy as Weekly, IS !.
Uzy1 IL aaYlacs be made ~ hs rsz Of th'
Pssers Il al esssI vasre sTeSaea IAksl on The deposit of
tsiass 4. shs fos. 0ses 5on;NlclnS tsensJ.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-26

SPRING, APRIL lST, 1861.
SILK DRESS GOODS AND MANTlL
IA HOUSE.
E,HoS 2. PRIOR co openng splendid stock o.
Staple sad Fancy Goods for Spring and Scnnsr Sas TO Eh
oy doe dy aaI daily for the next two weeks lAIs
additions will be made
Hsh, Plain and fancy gks (Ereueh,)
R.ulArds, soplSins houseius, &c,
SapeTb BlGef Mourning silks,
kah BLACK fsdrtN SILKS for DFesses
Ana the shape Basque, 90 mach worn,
Roub aElnss CbAlies HernAn TAulse ka,
Also EnbroiieSies, H0eissy, Gloves,
foEeihngs, shee;ings 0ouoRl BSltants, kc
seSsnis Goods heavy stock 81 lowest 'narks,
rEtes-bought .oG cash recently.
- 10 mantle DspAItasne newest shapes of Wrappiugs
nsde gy ssgaui few hours notice
apl TgoS PRICK 90
EDMOND, DAVENPORT 90. oFFsR Sog
u sALE-
sou Lsfesss bl.sk Tes sOU COCA aOsss irSsIlsd
~ ksLondoo Poriss
50 tsress Rice
$40 bBgI ID
80 p.Skaess Cleyes PsFpss sui AuspSS
80 prsss,9sd ui.ssg
SUO boIsl iiFe CsA=ssr
Fns BfEa1ss. Wines add JSI4ais. Aen
manipulated d0aBS
gV4 Jo gT0Gai Plaster
~ bb!3 spts. FuTpsItae. anls
ICORICR 10 cases P. a" LleOues. our own iupO'ss
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-26

RkhDObPd, III hsn street has Just rnDsheh-san tooo
Field Notifications and Artillery; also Manual OF lSt AID
Heavy Artillery with Illustrators; BY EIbe L. Vide late L. t.
Army Cspiss snTiHesrs .h Regiment n. Y. Price 81 Is CO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-26
Law CARDS.
DAVID :. 4. CkssELL,

ATTORNEY AT LAW.
DRACTICEs n al As UoEls Of TIE oozntes o. Nelson AM
Amherst He Eiu LsS1 az lau brdrsss entrusted
hn IN the adjacent eo1nfiss-
~ address Tye Rivps warehouse p o, ks4On 90. Va
is25-iy
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-26

ICORICR 10 P. n" LeOries own iupOsts
sais EOaoSb. DAVENPORT W.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-26
J. TROHPsON BROWN.

RgGHaOSD, VA,
WILL prAstce IN the Courts VI e .sa " Roh.ni Aai fs
w t,rburS ana As countiss Of Asnreo aEd C0stsges
orc M bslxn hloeh. lsth eel neal slals O ~ aaz-u
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-26
PARKE POINDEXTER,
pHDFEssrONALN NOTICE

vrToOD BOTLDsE saI Es ssa WOOD BeULDIs, Ir,
w haze satci r ne psGShse n TIE iAS Il TIE coGhu-s
oasrl5lse HALIFAX sai IeCAisabgfg
WOcD b0ULpiG, j.. WOOD bOULDiS.
AssksEburg eoursg Charlotte bIS
eoia-ly
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1861-02-12
PrinteI's Devil.

We have so frequently been asked by friends
and others, why the boy in tn" printing office
Is called the " devil" that We conclude to give
what little We know upon the subject.
The first per cns who carried on printing 70
any extent, (if they were not the actual iu.
vcnters Of the art, rs asscrted,) were John
Gutenberg, John Faust, Tor Faustu',) and
Peter Sclutfer. Germany was the place tho
following story is told Of the first introduction
Of pri ting in France:
q In 1862, Faust carried number of Bi.
bles into Paris, which he and bis partner
(Schetfer) had printed, and disposed Of a.
manuscripts; at this tire the discovery Of the
art was not known in France. Al first he sold
them at the high price of five or six hundred
crowns, the sum usually obtained by tho
scribes. He afterwards lowered tie price to
sixty, which created universal asto; isbment;
but when he produced them according to the
demand, and even reduced it 10 thirty, oil
Paris became agitated.
The uniformity Of the copies Increased
their wonder, the Parisians considering il
task beyond human invention; informations
were given the police against him, as ma,
glcan; his lodgings were searched, n great
number of Bibles were found and seized; the
red ink with which they were cmhci,hcd was
said to be his blood. II was seriously NJ.
Judged that lie WAS in league with tho dovil;
whercupon he WAS cast into prison, and would
most probably have shared the fate Of such
whom ignorant and sIperstitious Judges con.
demneA ia those days of wilchcraft. lie now
fonnd 1t necessary, in order TO gain his liberty,
to make known his discovery OF the art. This
affair gave ric: to the tradition Of " the Devil
aud DR. Faustus," which is handed down 10
the present time
The ignorance and superstition that eonsij.
cred printing an invcnticA Of the Evil One,
would a'so very naturally suppose the men
engaged in it as being the servants Of Satan,
il not actual fcnds in human shape. 1t is
universally consid led that the above story
gave rice TO the practc" Of calling the office
boy by tho name Of #" Devil Printers
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