Farmers' gazette, and Cheraw advertiser. (Cheraw, S.C.) 1839-1843, December 06, 1839, Page 16, Image 10
^mmtrton vron wao?al affec1%
fill lowing interesting narrative wng
soiumy ntCiud t? the Philadelphia North
Sk ^ VtfAf tf Wyoming ?
After-inu bnt.lo un<l mus*aere. described
in ?iy las', moat of the sk iers fled. B<?t
her* mid there a straggler returrfml from the
mountain of wilderness unj in tho course
of three or lour mouths, cabins were g ?iug
up over tho ashus oi their former homes,
And quhe spittle neighborhood w.ts collected.
But llio Indians kopt prowling around
on tho mountains, now descending here mid
now there. kil'iug ihis funvly, sculping Ilia
or making it cnptfve. At a little distance
from ilu? prosfctr Courthouse ut Wtiksbarre
liwjd a f.imiJv by the fin me of .Sdocum,
upon '.vlinm thu visitations of tiw IqdinoV
crush hi s were aw. fully severe. Tho men
* were ouu day away in tile fields, an I in an
tiueam the house was surrounded by Indiatis.
There was in it, thn mother, a
daughter about nine years of ngn, a son
it gesf thirteen. jn not I tor daughter uged five,
mid ??linio boy aged two ami a liulf. A
voting tn.iu, and n boy hy the name of
Kitigsiey were present grinding a knife.?
The first thing Mm Indians del was to shoot
down tho vviuiii/ man and sc dn hira with
the knife w t'cli ho ha 1 in his htm?!. Thtr
inno yt'ur ?>!?! s:s!er took the little boy two
year* and a hdf old, and ran out ol the bank
floor to g?t to the fort. The Indian* chased
Iter just uimtigh to sou lur flight, and having
a hearty laugh as sho mo and clung to
and lifted h.T chubby ktllo brother. Tli -y
then took tho Kingslcy hoy and young
ScliiCttirti agc-d thirteen, and little Franco*
agt? I five, and prepared to depart* U it
finding young 3ctoci:m lame, nl the earn' si
nroalh's of tho timber, they set hirn
down and I 'ft him. Their captives wore
then young Ivngnley und the li tlo g rl.?
The mo:hcr*s hear, swelled unu'tnrahly,
an?l for years site could not describe die
scute without tours. She saw an Ind: m
throw her child over his shoulder, and us
her hair f? II over her f.?oe, with one hnud
site brushed it flsije, wh it: ilia tears Ml
from Iter distended eye, ami stretching out
Iter o her hand towards her mother, she
culled f?,r her aid. The Indian turned
into tho bushes, nrt.l th's wis the last S'*crt
of httlu Frances. The image, probably,
?ni? curricJ by the tnohor to the grave.?
About 11 month lifter th s they came again,
and with the inos: n*lul cru'-lii fs, murdered
tho aged grandfather ; and shot a ba'l
in the leg of the lame boy. This he carrh'd
in Ina leg nearly sixty years, to the
grave. Tno last child uns born a fe-.v
mouths uft'T th"s? tragedies. What were
thttcunverstrion?, what were, the hopes ->nd
tho fears respecting the fate of little Frances,
I will not attempt to describe. Probably
the children saw that all after life, the heart
rtl tltR SfrirLon tnnllme nAte ena rntna P,\r flm
httle oim whose fate vvns sj uncertain, and
whoso face she could never r?o again.
As the boys up and bfrnino nif,n,
any wer? very nnxous to know lh" fare!
t th<*ir luilo fnir-hnirud sinter. They |
wrote letters, they scot inquires, ti?<?y nr?Md<?
journeys through nil tin: ww' and in tiio
Canada*, if p? rudventuro they might barn
??iy thing respecting her fate. Four ?>f
those long journey* wero made in vain. A
Biioncc deep as the deepest forest through
which they wanderod, hung over Iter lute,
and that ?ur|y }' rs.
ftjy reador will now pas* over 58 ynrs
from the tinioofthis captivity, and suppose ,
himself far in the wilderness, in ;he fur her. ]
est part of Indiana. A very rcspectnhlo j
agent of the United States is travelling
there, nod weary and belated, wi.h a tired ]
horse, he stops at nn Indian Wigwam for
the night. lie ci.a speak tile Indian language.
Ttie family are rich for Indians,
have horses and skins in ahundance. In
ttienourao oftlic evening, h?? unices that
the hair of the woman is light, and h??r
akin, under Iter dress, is ul?o white. This
led to a conversation. Sim toid iiirn she
was a white child, but had been curried
away when a very small girl.
She could only remember that lurr nnnin
was Selocum, that she lived in a b tlo bouse
on tho banks of the Susqueltnnna, and Ivow
many there were in her father's family, an 1
the order of their oges ! But the name of
. the town she could not rem*'mi her. On
reaching his home, the ogenl mentioned
the story to his mo:her. She urg"d hint
to wrue and prnt the account. According*
ly he wro e i', nod sent it to Lancaster of
> this StHto, r*yiiieviji|ir iK^t |j ni ghl be published.
By son e, to mc, utiaccnuntuhlc |
blond* r, it lay in th<? office lico ycart before
i: was printed. But last summer it was
puhlUhed. In a few d.iys it fell into (tie
c irmds olMr. S.locum, of W?lk<-?b;?rre,
* tvho was the little two and a half year old
hoy, when Frances was tulon. in a few
days ho was ofT to seek his s'sl'T, taking
with him his oldest sister, (diu ono who
aided him to escape,) and wri ing to n brother
who now lives i i Ohio, and who I bo*
lieve was born after the captivi y, to meet
him nnd go with him.
The two brothers and sister nre now
(*832,) on their Wuy to seek huie Fiancs
just 9>xly yrars after her cap:ivity. Afn*r
travelling more than 300 miles through the
wilderness they reached ho Indi mi country
tho home of the Miami Indian. Nino nidos
from the o?'iireai white, th-y had tho In tie
wigwam. **I *lia!l know tny sister," ? nd
the civilized sister, "because she lost tho
nuil of her first fiogr. You brother liarni
red it off in the blacksmith shop wlien she
wai four year old." Thoy go into the cubm
end find an Indian woman having the
appearance of seventy.five. 81m i? p tinted
t and jewelled off* and droswd liko nn Indian
in all respects. Nothing but her luiir nnd
covered skin could indicate her origin.?
They get nn interpreter un<J begin to converse.
She telle them where she was horn,
her name, &o.. with the order of her futb*
er'a fomily. "flow came yottr nail gone 7"
lid the oldest sister. "My older brother
pounded it oft" when 1 .was a litile child in
the ahop !** In n word, they wore satisfied
that thin was Frances, their long lot: sister!
weiMsewwaatwwNsw^wewaeiaiatSsMlsiwai ii
- * ' .:* ."Til-. w- . .
<?Ve*ce#/ She e milod to mi said "yWfc1^
H was tli* Arst time she henrd ii jprohueuotod
for it) years! H?r#, then, it?of..were am-*?
two brothers no-i two sisters ( sTbey ww*
nil sftisAcd thai they outfit brothers ami
sift> r?. Buywhtu a contrast! Tlw broth,
ere wore walking the anbiu utmblc to spenk;
Iho oiJeet wstur whs weeping, but the poor
Indian sister t il motionless and psseionl so,
as iudnusrrnt ns a' spociator. There wq#
no throbbing no Gnu eocds in hur bosom to
bo touched. \ .
Wiion Mr. Sclorum eras giving nto this
Itisory, I sa d to bim-o^But could the not
apeak English f" Not a wordv "Did
she know hor ag?? P* *No?Imd no idea
of if." ?llul wus she entirely ignorant f'
"Sir, she diiTnt know tohrn Sunday comes!"
Tnis wan indocd tha consummation of
ignorance in a descendant of tho Puritans!
Bat wlvU a picture for a painter would
; ho inside of that cabin hove afforded.?
Horn were tho cli Idren of civilization. re.
specmble, temperate, int llig<nt, find
wealthy, nble to ovcrcorno mountuini to recover
their sinter. Tn?re was the child of
the foc'st, nut able to ( 41 the day of the
w?*ek, whoso views and foelin ? w?*re nil
confined to that cabin. Hor whole lisory
nvght he old in a word. She lived wilii
The Dolnwanis who carriud hur nlf, t II
grown up. and thnn married a O I a ware.
He cither died or run away, and alio then
mnrrictl a Miami Indian, a chief ns I behove.
Six) has two dnughers, both of * hum tiro
murriod. and who live in all (he glory of <>o
Indian cabin, d<wr-skiu clothes, and cowskin
iiHud Urrasrin. No ono uf 'ho family
run spank n word of English. Th<')' have
hor?c* in abundance, and whi n the Indian
uisl'T warned to Hceonipnny her new relalivos,
aha whipped out and bridled her horse,
and thnti, a la TurL, mounted astride and
was oft*. At night sho could throw n blanket
arob.id her. down upon the ft ?or, and at
once b ?sleep.
The brothers and sister tried to persuade
thoir lost sister to return with them, and if
*uo desired it, bring her children Ti???y
Mould tiuns'prrht Iter again to tho bunks ol
the SpiKjuehaunn, nnd of their wealth make
her home happy. But no. Son had always
lived with tho Indians,?they hud
always b< en kind to Iter, and she had p'otniscd
her lite busand on his den'h-bed 'hit
alio would nuver l-avc the Indians And
there tlaiy loft li t and Inrs, wild and dnr.
koaed heathens, though sprung f o.n m
pious race. You can hurdlv imagine no*
mucli this brother is in cn-vt d for tier.?
!!c s v.s ho intviidi ihi* autumn to go again
.I A ! .. i
inui long journey 10 see nit luwii-v hh rr?
to carry her some presents ; will go ami
petition Congr**** that if ever these Mi nms
re driven oil* tln-rn may he ? tract ol laud
reserved to: hi* sister and her descendants !
tlm heart yearns wi h on indescribable
. tendeue'ss for the poor helpless one, who
01 yours ago, was torn front the units of
her mo'ltur. Mysterious 1'iovidcnro !?
How wonderful the lie which can thus bind
family together with a chain so s ruiig
that uniting can hroak its Inks*
I will only add that nothing litis ever
been heard of the boy KingsJey. The
probability certainly is that he ia not living.
This account, hastily and imperfectly given
1 had from the lips of Mr. Selocum, the
brother, and the same who was two and a
hu'f yetns old when little Fruncea was enri
rird aw ?y. I believe that I have alt-red
j nothing, though | h vo omitted enough to
make tl<? good port of an interesting * o umo.
Civis.
THE DIFFER ENCK BETWEEN AN IRRF.LICIOUS
AND A RELIUtODS OLD AGE.
II is a M id llimir In </> > nil nIH int.n ,1
is tt winner ;?one, who has. all hislif , been
quoin h ng tho Sjiiiit of God, uncJ doing de
spito to II ;?one, who Ins been, all Irs life,
shutting ii|> liis heart against die quiet in.
roods of yruCR j?one, who has, all his l.fe,
brcn hardening his heart ; uuJ treasuring
to iiiins< if wo and wrath,?to see such nn
one stand, in his honourable grey hairs,tin.
honoured nod nlouo ; n tiling, oil which the
gen hi dew of heaven now 0'*ver TglUs ;
which the fr ? and gla I strivings of the
Sp rit no\V never visit and quicken. It is a
sud thing, to s'.'c such q.i one, wni ing foi
it s set time ; no: like the slio' k of corn in
] its rj^-iiess, but like a wintered and biased
tree tottering to its foil. 1: is a piteous thing,
too, to see n worldly old man, come to that
season, when there is no pleasure even in
his poor and only pleasures ; when the fts\,
bio und palsied limbs enn ply no nmro in
their wonted tasks, their toil, their hurry,
their business ; when ho is past all the use*
of earth, und lias not made himself fit foi
any nt ,er or lietter.
And f litis is na I to behold, what is it th
b?* felt ? What shall he iho thoughts of die
sinful and die worldly ol I man, as, d <y after
day, l.oui after liour, brings hint nearer in
too rkI house appo>n'e<l for all living T Whm
shall soot e Ins wearied sprits, what s'rengthou
Imiii to b?ar the feebleness ol body, tie
p ings ol infirmity, the decay of nature, the
smuggle of death 1 What shall employ hj.
long vacant tours i What busy interest
uiit vi Irs vacant thoughts ? Fear must
come to ono ; but hope, that comes to all,
comes not to either.
Bu this is not so with tho Christian old
man. Broken, worn, feeble, fast sinking
to the grave in bodv : hro:si40 if
. - .r -? * "
seem, with oil tlio wrath of God wihout, he
oil ihu ponce of God within. Desire*
fears, pass una, have ull died away ; and in
tlio deep recesses of his soul, he hours the
voice of (ho Lord God spooking to him.
llo hotli known in port only yet; as yet he
hath s? en only ?? through u glass darkly."
And he desires the day, when he shall know
as ho is known, and shall si e face to face,
lie Standi at the grave and gate of death,
with that fear indeed, which man's fallen nuturc
inusl ever fuel, At the thought of thai
full struggle ; but he know* that the gate ol
death is to him the gate to life, the gate to
knowledge, and tho gate to rest. 11-and
then us * i would not live alwny for the
corruptible body weighoth down the wund,
and k?>. psit from the full vision of that glory
A t
t . .r*
which shall bo from the full injoyinent of
that font which reniaiooth for- ih?? people ?t n
Gqd. A nd so he post s tin* short limo of J
his fcoj<>ur,ii*g hern la culm ho|>? ; and jkw- 9;'?
' seasos his soul in patience. Thar JJ ivioiir hjj
0ho hittli cltecrod nod comforted huit tor so L *
many yours, loaves him not, uaiihsr forsuk- s ,
htm, hi the duv of his dtchae, and tho hour ~~
of his death; but loads him, by quiet and
euay steps, in llaw sense of God's comfornng V
prusuiit:*, to hia fend. oik*? again. when ()|<
he departs, ho desir.rs to purtako of that 0f
high ouuimuiiion of Ins Saviour's body uud tit
blood t which hath been his bout coinlbrt, 00
and best srtmgih, below ; and liore indeed,
he feels God manifesting Himself to Ins ^
soul; renewing all his promises, now, nonr tin
at bund to be fulfill'd ; s rengthunuig hnn
against tho hour of death ; mid freeing him **
frum the fear of judgment. "I have wuileJ, "
0 Lord," lu> s'ys MB he expin s. 'for thy
salvation ! I lour no evil now, for thou art
with ine ! thy rinl and tiiy stuff 'bey co:n?
fort me."?Rev. Hugh James Host.
tue forck of truth. jj
A gentleman wusouco asked 111 company *
what led linn to ciiibrucujhe '.rut.is ol the
Gospl, winch lormo-lyhu was known ?o ao
luivo neglect -d and ?Jv*pntc<l ilo said, ^
"My calf and conV' rsion ;o God my Si. (h
viour, wt ro produced by very singular
moans; 0 person put* into my hands
"I'uMiti's Ago of lleisoo." I read it with fw
at'eiinun, and was much struck wr.h thu mi
si rung and ridiculous repre*cu;u 1011 he mud** on
ut in any possugi s iu the Bible. 1 coulees "1'
10 my slutinc, 1 find ncvor read the Bible
throng ; but from what 1 remember to tio
have Iteurd at Church, and accidentally 011 rel
it Iter occasions, I could not jMirsua lo my- 'Jt
self ttiut t'.tine's report was qiu'o exact, or
1 Inn the Bib.c was quite so absurd as he (,4
n'pri'Smied it. I resolved, therefore, that i po
would rund the Biole regularly through, anu cit
compare the passages when I bad done s>, Jj'1
(tun i might g:vo tii<! Lhb'e f.?ir |?l ?v. I uc.
cor lingly set my* If 'o tlm tnsk, and as I wj
advanced, I *mm HirUi k witu tliu majtwiy ihi
wuicii spoke, i<m nw'ulucMi o! lit" iru lit ?y
con uiiHui ... - J .1. ? .TTiviciw o.
its d v.no origin, which* increased witlmvery
page,so liut i tiuiK'K d toy ii.quiiv uiliiuo
fullest vitibfir/ioti of lie irutu as i win Jesus,
ami my heart was |tciiKir?l? d with n ^
te'iiso ofohigaii ii I haj ii *vur f?'l. holor".
1 r-solved hnn< e.orth to akn llic s icrcd
Word lor my gui lc, and :o be a (u.ihful
loilo-vcro Die Sun o' G'h!. nn
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AND ?il
CIIGRAW AUVilHTl^Ca. 1,1
The lhhtor of the Cheraw Gazette has ?!e- wj
Icnniiit.l, at the suggestion ol the Pee Dec or
Agricultural Society, lo devote more space I ro
than former y (o Agriculture, and matters per- tic
taming specialty lo its uitcretts. About nine ??
columns, or a page and a half weekly, will U u,t
occupied Willi this subject, exeep when it
shall bo necessary to make room fji E\Vru:i?o de
.Messages, and a lew oilier political papers
such a* every interment citizen ought lo read. j?<
A large proportion of what shall appear under 8,v
the Agricultural hoaj must, of course, be re- Ci
lectcd. llut the numerous Agricultural periodicals
now published in tins country afford
abundant and excellent materials f...- in
, and,
after a short t'mr, the report*, nud other
paper* of teh l'ec Deo Agricultural Society
will at OkwwcIrvr, fuiiu iitr im nnrrtln awi?
body of original matter, ail of it adapted par- t[l,
ticul&rly to this part of the country. And it p,.
it> liopvd, alto, th.it among the numerous in- y0
leiligciil uod enterprising plante a of the sun ' c.i
rounding districts and counties some may be
found who will, occasional y, take the truuhlc
ol contributing to the columns of the paper the
result of their experience.
Among the su jects winch will engage the
l Editor's a"ten:ion the culture of talk shall nut i *"
be overlooked. Ample ins*ructions will he 1
given, in their proper season, for cultivating
the morus muUxvaulis cud making silk. ?
The p ?pcr will espouse the cansodf no party ,
i m politics, hut shall contain an impurtial sum>
mury of political intelligence, and, occasionally, -j
able speeches and well written essays (when ?
! met with) fairly discussing the piinciples and alr
measures ol all parties. It is believed that u
! comparatively s nail space devoted to political
! subjects in this way may bo made ntore profila|
ble to the Farmer of domestic habitl who wish*
j es to be acquain ted with the true Male of the cm
country and qualified for a proper and intclli.
1 g .it discharge of die duties of citizenship, than El
a whole sheet '41 ed, Iroin week to week, and 1
year to year, wi.h onc-siih-d ft0C6s*iun.i, and ^
he mere quarrels of editors aid politician?,?- Ai
1 whilst, at the saine lime, it will not be calcu- "
alrd to estrungu neighbor fiom neighoor, or
to mislead into a belief that one half of the (*
country are less pat>iotic than tic o her, or srftl
loss ardently attached to our republican inati- wj
tie num. ur
, 8o much of the fourth page as shall not be or
, occupied with standing advt Ttisouont* will or
generally be tilled up with matter rf moral and ro<
religious cast, and articles eonducvo, in other
1 reepcctr, to proper family mstrurtioi and family J
> discipline.
It tho increase to the subscriptbn list upon
i issuing this Prospi cius shall bo sufficient to
vv arrant wic e.xpi n<o?, new type \vnl bo procured,
forthwith, f- r the body ??f the pap. r ; 11
that ik for tin* part now printed tnlargo le ter
and at the commencement of thenext volume
the t'tle of the |>a|M?r will lie rb ittfcd to j?
1 i\tnierj' Gazette aud Cheiaw AiUrhscr.
i I'ur Tenon aoc first page.
I September, Hll'J. P*
i ????? ^
Strayed. < *>?
I J W71HOM the subscribers pi an la too in Walsh w'
j M. Nerk, .Marlborough ihstrio on Wednew* ""
day night tilat Nov. IHH9, a chesuit torrcl mare ?
mulo, U yoairt old, lolerablo wellgrown, small
legs?has been wagoned soine ; 10 other flesh
> marks recollected at present Allmnsonable ex.
l prunes will be paid for her oppru|rn?ion and do.
> livery, Aoy information may 11 directed to
Ueuncttsville. 9
Wjf. CROSSLAND. -I
1 November 27th. 1839.
3 if
New Goods
TI1R tuibaeriher is again opening a stork of
goods in O be raw, well ndnptrd to tho sot- F1
son, which ho is prepared to sell st priocs very J
much roducod, either l?y wholesale ot reUil. Ho by
f bought s large proportion of his Goods at tbe mi
> Now Yoik paokago sales in September last, and all
| thinks he can sell them as low ae they can pr
bought in any of the Southern towns.
D. D. McARN.
November 92d, 1839. - i '
2 \ir. j
, Administrator'*
Notice.
rflfs Creditors of llu^m Tnron d??ni4
requested to call and receive on their debts
par coot. Ti?o n?tt sad loot dividend, pill.
h hopid, bo iu*dn in few mouths. Sutno of
I debts are not irot collected end ? utile
mertr U uitould. ALEX. GRAHAM, ^l*r.
Uliers w,_K0b 18. lt<10. I? tf
jNolict).
1ST ILL be moQ on tho 3rd Monday in No.
r? voinbor noat at IWnnstteville, within
> uaual hoars tho Irtil or p'uiUlioo of lend
the Into Chorle. Irhjr. situated io Murioa dis
at, couUiumg about sielt-va hundred er< i,?
tho ful'owiug conditions: The purchase
mcy to be paid m thrde equal annual inst.il.
:uts with inter st from tho day of sale.?
uid and |*re?u?l security and a mortgage of
t promises.
Tide lund is ordered fur tale by the I ourt of
juity. Further particulars Will b?' gir.'n oh
d day .if solo. GEO.W
DARGAN.
Comm'r. to Equity.
Oct. 27th, 1039.
52 9/
For Sale. A
RUE Jiff a im of Mississippi and Alabama,
-A dhewixur tfiu Public and Indian Lands, In.
in IL serrations, Land Districts, Townships
cn^roved from the Govrrnmoets surreys
d plats la Rio General Land Offico, Weah.
F. r. vlor. bookseller. \V?,;,i,,gtoa <
it pMwbedAilfWbcarvtitbs eepy f
,g to law) the Mapt. ?l.i^l ho
ind infinitely inoreaorapb'ta ana toHUiUUnn
yiiorjof'iro pubitthori. Tiny ara pob!U'ed
N|Mr.ite she Is, each containing nearly sis
tare Inst, and will In: found especially useful
d vulualdo to those int-roetcd in tbo lands of
Itar8lale as they sliow every item of informs,
n which is in pons'union of tho Land O?oo
lativo to water o??urene, township lines, Indian
id ami Rjsorv itions, land District, & >*.. and
ill bo found perfectly accurate and precise in
dm points. They c in be scot by mail to any
rt of the United States, subject to single Ictttr
sin go. PRICE two do'lars, or three copies wl
her will bo sent by mail for & dollars A
eral discount wili lie mado to travelling ijr??pi?
Ui.nijy who will buy to sell rgnn. ,
U" K I it <>r a of newejiapn** any wliero, who
II givu tlio above advert isonicnt f including
is no'ice) ono or ttro Insertions, tluftt romty*
return muil a copy of esch map, if they will
ad a. cwuv o( in? p?ptr containing it, to the
vorliner. -
November 2, 1839.
1 _tf
For Sale,
15.000 Moras MufticauJis Trees,
W.OilO *4 44 Cuttings.
Also, 5 >0,000 SILK WORM LOUS.
11m above Trees and Cuttings aro very fine,
a warrniled to Imj the genuine Montis McltiJ
tus ; Home of tlio trees arc seven feet high;
o tunings aic fruiu trees ol one. two and three
ars old, well riper ?d wood, ono bud to ach
Uing. The are of the kind whioh proco
white and yellow cocoons?mostly wi.ito?
d a part of them raised fiotn tbo second crop
is year.
OH ;rs for any of the; abov a, addressed to im,
ill be punctually attended to. und filled in the
d-r in whi< htli.y ire rccciicd* tu-.i ?*, flrtt
Mc jhmi hrti'cd. It is desirable that applicant
Im: hi de before tlir tiret of November neat,
:!wil that time i will cituunencu prc;i trine
ylfrouii! und phmlitig the next year'* crop.
Sj1< m iiij.dc ul tli j current privet. at the Unto ??f
livery.
ArWcr.mniunication made to tne on the rub.
:t of iho Silk Culture, will Ik< tiroui|iily uu.
ered. ~ IIUtJH CR.WO.
lort rfioM C. II. Aug. 30, 1830. 42 tf
Female Institution.
rllG fir.I session of thu Rockiugh tin Font
tie Invitation, for ilia ensuing your,
II nouuii ncn on tlio second mond.iy m Janry
urxt.
* arjor* will be accent morintnd by families iu
n vill >(*. or Ky the principal of the inft>*ution
room who wish to ohtnto Uu.rl itnti tuition f. r
ung I dies ara rap tested to wake early sppii
lion.
November 22 I, 1339
2 Gt
Coffee.
^ Bag. Rio, Lagoirs, and Ptibi Coffee,
r W in aloio, and tor-sale, wholesale or reI
by
D MALI OV.
Nov ROtlt.'lfSO 9
i\cw Orleans &. triuida.il
MOLASSES.
| UIIDS. Now Orleans & Trinidad
I HF * ot.isses of very superior qo<li'T in
no and for sale by D. M.M.i u\ .
South Carolina.
Marlborough District.
William MuDinioi, John C. Mc Daniel Ay pithit,
VM.
Miry Wilkeson, Oltcdi ih Earls, Wiley Earls,
iztlielli Kirls, John Kuts, William Girls,
org.) Girls, Andrew Girls, and Nanry Mc
iiiUi gujidun of rtano a McDanhl, Mary
in Me Daniel,, Ira Mc Daniel and Williotn
cDanid minora. Defendants.
It appciriirg to tny aatkilRClion that Obediah
irla. Glii.lK.ilt Girls, William Gar a, George
iris mid Andrew Earls five of lltu defendants,
.id.) without this 8ute ;?it is therefore order
Ill il lliey <Io appear and object to the division
aloof thereal enUtoof(ieorgo McDiuicI on
before tho thirteenth day of Uocoiobur next
their consent to the same will W? W
:ord. L. E 8TUKBS,
Ordinary of Marlboro District.
October 14.JH39. 49 tft
Female Seminary.
o 111 Broad Si re ft, Charleston South
Caro i/iQ.
|B KS. LANtiLCY will inatruct yomur La.
M ill1 a ill all tho English brunches of 6?hto
leroturc ; and hor Seminary which i#l*entcd
?>no of llir moat healthy and pleaaaut situations
the city, shall be provided with tho most no.
uipiwiiod nuti reapeotaoia Uaciiern in tho dortmeritaof
French, Spanish, and Drawing.
Young Ladies from tho country, either for
is, or nny otlior Seminary within the City oan
accommodated with bovrd where duo regard
II bo paid to their morals, while under hor
rn.
Entrance $5 which ahall be appropriated to
rnichitig a select Jibrary for the uao of the
miliary.
October 18. 1839. 49?8<n
Cheese.
I 4k Caaka Chenee, just racoivcd and for
LV foraai.by
D. MALLOV.
November 2Gth, 1839.
r a 9t
Notice..
rfi E copartnership of J. Lamina k. Co. will
dissolve on tho neat day of January mat
ita Utnitntion. Tho subscriber# intending to
iko a final close of their buaineaa, dcaire that
I person* having domando againat them ahould
want thorn for payment or settlement.
JOHHUA LAZARUS.
A.J. MOSES.
Cheraw, *7th Nov. ISM.
8 tf
: TT7 ~t ?? ?
South CaroHna. f
RioWdl^ikim. }- Attachment. ^
11T HMEAS (bo Plaintiff in Hw above staff
? ?. tod case hw filed hi# DuerakUion in my fW
office agaiuat the Defendant wfce is abeasrtirem J|
aod without the limit# o the stole bnvmg neiti?w 4ml
wife gar attorney known within the same. , J h a
It ii*ordered thai the Defendant de piece 1* ?full
Bake bie defence to the eeid Doeralatton within pari
a year and e day from the date h reof others (* as ?
final and absolute judfoMt will be ghreo aial j
ewardod against him. 1
Otboe ?t Coinuton Pteae ) J
(or Darington Dutricf. t ei.
- 8. W. DUB03E, C. C. t\
1 ccwniar 18, 183d. evdmly ?1
In fcquily. .
Marion District?So. Ca. JL
Maleetn Stafford and I
Margaret Campbell mat
*AJiiir*s and idigr^i Dill for partition Jm
01 l>. Campbell doo'd. See. plh
ve. D.
Moor ' 8. Walter and fcn
wife ?4 alios. ) Me
IT sppoaring to my satisfaction that More 8 See
Walter apd Mary his wita heirs and distri. two
hutcce of Duncan Campbell deoraaed, and Da. tian
fondants in tlia above elated caae, are ont of,' Pre;
end beyond the limits oftbis state It is, on in c
motion of II>Mlies an I Klliotl Complainants. 11
doticitocs, Ordered lliat they do plead, answer 1 v<
or demur to the Bill of jkmuldiit in the said Mel
Csse wllbU t'uee roambte froto U>? daSCfterauf. I|t<
or the said UiU will be taken put QiftififeMgiibist <Jui
EbwAnb?^*^ELERt of!
SisSnI Ull
ly own I A
a uuuci oi iBVimiiiatton w ill be resumed
on the lot oPVMNbtr next; the Male drmrtinent
under the superintendence of Mr. E. Hell; j
' the Female under that of Mr. J. Sewers. TIm
course of instruction in the innle department, will
be that required to enter llie South Carolina Col.
logo ? tho cow me in tho female department will
lie, to mako thorough scholars. 0
The scholastic yesi will commence on tho let
of October nud end tho. iat July: the year is ?'
gain divided into two sessions.* llio fl vt begins om
l?t October and cods 15th February ; tho eecon j 8to
begins IGUi February anu ends 1st July.
Trtus of Tuition per Session aret ('
For Soolling. Reading smJ Writing $13 00
The ahovdwilh Arithmetic, Lngiah ( ,R nn .
Grammar and Geography \ ,
The ihdY6* watlt the Classics, higher i
bruttdhes of Mathematics, Logic, > 20 00
Rhetoric. Ac. 1 '
FiYd doll.tr s ?soli will be added to the above
for Pointing and Draw ing, or tho Modern Lan. ,
giugoa. ! *
A'! piymeiits arc in advaneo ; the pupil Will
hii r quired to piy for what remains of tho sea. j
siou at tho time Ira or slio enters, nor will dedne.
tion or drawback be mode for loss of lime. c
J. VV. Ill AKKNFY, Scc'y A Trcns. *
P. S. Mr. II T. Cliapmoii has (ikon charge
of tno Hoarding House, uoar the F male Aead<*?
my, whore Young Ladies nuy obtain board s.t u
moderate pi ice. . _
Kept. ? > If39. 45 tf '
Kowimd's I oiiic .Mixture.
FH1I1K Agency for this valuable medicines |,ru
JL is at the Bookstore** of Mr. Prince whore L'u
it inayat uiy time be h.ul by the siugle bottle or li0*
by the doscu. * ??
J. A. 1NGLIS Agt. *!"
Che raw April B.t9
131HIK blNlHMi. So!
TIIR subscribers have cMtahlisliftdthomKc^vri' Fla
in the above linn of business in Cborau ant
* 1 _ MS _ . ? - ! -
anil uusrillVUBi (TICIMO lilt eitltCIII. ttci
ll. J?AZKNCOliRT, A CO A..
I'honiMr, 8. C.. Jan. 56. Fir
THK IVEV. JOH.\ uUKKb. ijhr
Rector of Trinity Church, Society JIill%
Liariinglt.n S. C\ ^
MS prepared to receive into his family a* board. an*|
ing pupils, a f<*w younj* gentlemen. InJj
In his system of instruction srn comprised be *
idea the iisa.it preparation for Oollngo, minute 0,1
attention to philology, the ^canning and com- ?y
position of Ore k and Latin po.try, Rhetoric
sod the Belief Letters generally.
11% pupils are limited to twelve. ' ?Vacation
the same as at Columbia College.
For Hoard and Tuition?(The academic year) ?
Fire, Candles, washing also inrluth d, the terms
are $935 each pupil. No pupil nil! bo reeeived .j..
for a shorter period. - ...
October !0. 1839. 42 5; J?1"!
BJT The Charleston Courier and Gospel Mes.
sengor, will please give the above six insertions . "
and foiwsrd their bills. ot| |
Books for the season. ST
'BtiiE Christian luvpuko and Missionary
JL Annual for 1840,9 Engravings. ^
Tlte Gift, edited by Miss Leslie, for 1840, 9 En.
gravinn.
Holiday House. ? series of Tales by CdhUlM
tits.l.i'r. ..\r fU
The Minister's Family, by Country Mia to. M
ter. fim
Family at Hcathordale or the Influent- of Chria. eou
tian Principles. ecn
L- Uers ol Eli*i Wilkinson during the invasion frle
and possession of Charleston, edited by Mrs. our
Gilinan, Ac. For vile at ilia Bookstore. her
Cher .w Nov. 13, 1939. hav
I If elm
* the
South Carolina. Ih*
r>;j m*dci. JU
Angus McDonald applicant. vs. cta|
Mary Norris, 8arah Melntouli, Daniel Mr. p0i,
Eaehern, and Margaret his wife, Alexander ma,
MeDonald and Daniel McDonald, defendants. an ,
. it appearing to my saUsfaoUon that Alexaa- UD
A*? MsDolald. and Daniel McDonald, roaule
without the limitaol the stale of South Carolina. '
It is therefore ordvrsu thai tiiey bo and appear j ji
imiwiu am in um voiioi vmnuary 10 bo boM for ?
(Theetrrfield District oa Moml.y Um till day of
December next, at Cheat- rfv Id Court House, to
show mum why Um real Estate of Randal Me
Donald deceased, should not be sold nr divided,
or their consent will he entered of Record.
TURN Kit BRYAN, O. C, D.
Ordinary's Office, Oct. 14 1839. w<
SO Bt ?
Notice.
rilll E undersigned having bonght the entire i
JL etockof goods t-oro Messrs. J. A W. latak, Vl
would take this method of informing their friends ??F
and loqtnlntuieM that they have taken the house ,,
occupied hy the Mesara Leuks, whore they are
offering a theft selected assortment of Dry Goods,
Hardware, and Groceries, si of which they are .T,
disposed to sell low fbr ossh or on a short Urns to '
punctual customer* ? ***
H. M. la W.U. TOlftLiN0OM* f t
Cheraw March 1859. it 7 t
jfi'iTn in ' 'iiTr v -+ ***#*
1 New Books. ~ "
ATELY IU~.?4 fc, ??~ lb, Mlookw
a new works at to* PmbiIm*. ** t
a Tk?Ugy mud BgUgimu LHwmtmn: Bwri
? Original Bio, Village BcpaoM. Joakiaen
lificnUon. Good's Batter Cwwej, M*H?M
i Bililc Class Manual, Signs of the Tunes by
?ss*Srtr;
Km* on the Tap** of the OM TgtaM^.. *
Uf*l?B works, Philip's OulM MtepfcteM
i sol*. McKle om th? Bsofc of to%fla|i'
i Yooih'* Book. Hodge's Hlatoqr of. .wo
abyterian Ctaurcb, UormyVHtUioel Ifetee
irrof of Ike Osilj.of J*ons Christ* _
n Central Lttcrstera; Cowpsr and Thssoum ^
d. 8 so Hemaos Peons 1 sol. 8 voJCrutbe, w
?wl
ii L/vnoiiiiri-none, iiOfxi Uroeg?Oien*skettSeo -S
Character* In tlw roigw of Useqgs U|* Dr.
*f * LJar*Jbp*i,^b.oP.
SlSeKtrr. 14,1849/ _ ^
?*,#<0 <3
i LL porsoos indebted to lbs Estate of Ann ^
L Burn deceased, late ofCbostergrM District,
j-kxmcstcd to come forward and make prytwrt;
I nil who Imso ehims -painst said Estate will
Ssot (ho aims duly authenticated as the law
.cts,
WtA J W. BURN,
R. L. BURN.
Executors. M
for. 15tb 1639.
1 tf
touie of Assigned Instate.
WII.L sell at Public Auction on Saturday
lbs 80 lb in at. part of lbs Assigned Rotate
Shadr&cU Mite I ml' deceased, consisting of
i iot where his blacksmith shop formerly
od, together with *11 bis blacksmith tools,
> gig and harness, and one steel saw eotton
i, together with other things belonging to
ii Estate?Tonus on day of sale.
This property is sold to meet bis dsbts end I
;? this mcttiod of informing all person* in.
ted to iiiin that unless they settle with ma
ore the sale, after that day they will find /
tr notes aud accounts in the haade of an ?fli.
ior collection. *
D. 8. HA HI.LEE, Assignee.
November 12, 1839.
___ 1 ,f
Okrii Cotton.
IOME of the ncud of this valuable cotton
lefi. for <iV at tin.offirn
9. * if
( arponter's Tool*.
1HE subscnlicr 11us just received very ex ohmvo
wurUmnt of Carpenter's Toole.
?ng which arc. Double and Single, Cast Steel
it, Jack, Smoothing, Pore, end Jointer
aee, Ajitjji'j, Doidn, Dado's, Hollows and
inda. Nosing*. Grecian Ovala'a. Quirk O. O.
sling Rabbit. Side Rabbit, U using, and Sash
ncs, Sash Cord. Coves for steps, Table
ties. Torus Reads and Cornice Planes, {tori
O, G i.mi Fillets, Fillcttsters, Snipes Bills,
Lhic, Ceiling, Flcoriug. end How Planes,
no Irons, O.I. Stones, Key llola Tenant. .
I i'ain-t, Hand, Cross J Cut and Frame Sews,
row Slide Mortice, and Marking Guagee,
gura, assorted qualities. Mortice, Socket, and
tuor, Ciiiicb and Gouges, Plate and Iron
urea, 8ide Devils, Spoke Shaves, Lo^Ls,
igca. Sprigs, Nails. Brads. drt.
ALSO
'o!lfos* Club, Hand and Broad Axes, Ohio
Pennsylvania Patterns, Hamtucra, Shingling
Lathing Hatchets, die.
'He aliovo ?cri>- purchased !?<? - ?? ^ ?L
he beet manufacturers, end will be mllfBsip
P. MALLOT.
November 22 J, 1839. 2tl
Dissolution.
IllE eo.partnen'Hip existing between tk?
Hubcribcrs. coder Uto film of I* A. fit B. L.
MAS, it Stony Point in Montgomary county,
! dissalte sjretshls to tU U riua of us ova
itation on the 1st day of Uoooubar next,
sroforo, this is to a >y to cor friends and cos.
era. that wo will oX|<om at Public Auction.
Friday th? 16th Dcetmhcr, tha balanoaof our
OCK OF GOODS at that place.?tha sale to
Uuoo train day today until tha whole ia die. $
od of.
I3HAM A. DUMAS,
BUR WELL D: DUMAS.
xtso:
flBV on. partnership heretofcre existing
between the Subscribers, under the
t of B. U DUMAS, & CO.. in Richmond
nty, is on thie day diesolved by mutual can.
t, aad wa t ie tha liberty of informing firitde
and cuatomera generally, that they hare
warmest thanks for thaw liberal patronage
Whs extended, and farther aay that wo '
a reduood tha price of our Goods In win to
ia bus.ness, and will offer at Pabhe Sale. on
4th Decern bat nest, tha halanao af Stack
a an hand. Ac. All aeasona indebted la efch.
by r-rwral, iLc Z-J, s*.w ?f
nary last, will call and close the came by
i Or note previous to the day of cab at Stacy
IS Theee ft iling to comply wfch this noSpe.
, (hi" ' I/i .1? i ?
for otllMtita, w longer ift-iVrlgtnfHM?
nor will not be (inn. r x
1811 AM A. DUMAS,
r u_ ? BUaWELL L. DUMAS.
fnowlw IS. WM. ./ -J id
In Equity. fi
r*er?ip Li*trid?South Canline.
Frwen Hooter >
Fr.HM. CMpe* }
t olio*. J
r appearing to my aaUtfuXlan that Wfllinm
Cooper Dofeodoat in tbie enaeie ahaeat
n and r**i?k? without the limb* ot lb* Bute
:^reV w.r ^ AC^n
I irdMtid that notlonof thW order be rabliahed
le? J^tiuwT U*MUl ^ 1 w"rt" ^ t*?
? . '" "" t W. DAJtOAIf. * 2 * i
ii.jeitf' Cwnm. m KadM -V
Sept. 58, li3t. 47 i.mTTJ.
lid ?dl