Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, November 21, 1838, Image 1
CHERAW GAZETTE
AND PEE DEE FARMER ;
M. M?cL?a'n. Eilitor and Proprietor. CHERAW S C. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 21,183& *?' '
Tsr.iss.
If paid within throo months, . . 300.
If pa id within three months after the clpse
of the year, 3. 50
If paid within twelve months after the
close of the year, 4 00
If cot paid within that, time, .... 5 00
A company of ten persons taking the paper at
tho same Post Ollice, shall be entitled to it at $^5 :
provided the names be forwarded together, and
acompanicd by the money.
No paper to be discontinued but at ho option
of the Editor till arrearages arc paid.
Advertisements not exceeding sixteen lines,
inserted for one dollar the first time, and thirty,
seven and a half cents, each subsequent insertion
Persons sending in advertisements arc request,
eu *,o specify the number of times they aru to be j
j'-.so ted; otherwise they will be continued imi
ordered out, and chirked accordingly.
Ijr'Tiie Postage must bo paid on Jlcoramu.
nioations
Interesting to Teachers.
NOTICE is hereby given that tin Academy
at BennettsviMc, Marlboro, So. Ca. will
ba vacant at the close of the present session.?
This institution consists of a Male and Female
department, which the Trustees are desirous of J
filling with appropiiato and well qualified !
Teachers. The teacher in the male department
must be competent to tcacli the various branches
usually taught in the best Acadom es ; and
the Teacher of the female department,the branches
of an accomplished female education. Ap.
plicants are reqnested to present their applica
tions with as littlo delay as practicable. Tftey
will be received until the 10th December next
when the election will be made. All communications
on the subject, to bo addressed to Rev.
Campbell Stubbs, President of the Hoard of Trustees.
JAMES THOMAS.
Secretary, j
Oct 24,isas.
50 tf j
Ten Dollars Reward. j
WILL be given to an}' one who may find J
ar.d return to mo a large brown pocket j
book lost on thursdiy the 25t!i inst. between \
the hours of II o'clock A. M. and 6 o'clock
P. M. containing five dollors cash, notes and I
^luo bills. The papers will be of uo value to any [
one but the owu-r.
FELIX LONG.
Cheraw Oct. 29, 1838. I
50 tf '
Sperm Oil. '
BEST winter strained Sperm Oil, for sale \
by
A. P. LACOSTE.
October 31st, 183S.
50 tf
Blacksmith's Notice.
THE Sab criber takes this method of inform- ,
ing his custom rs and the public generally j
that ho has sold out iris Blacksrai hvs Shop and
will not carry on the business on his own ac
count aftor the 1st day of November. He therefore
earnestly requests that all thoso indebted to
him will come lonvarJ and settle their accounts
ny cosh or note, as hi is desirious to close all
liis business before the close of the present year. v
The business will be carried on at the same 1
place and by the s una hands under the direction
ot Mr. Andrew Miller the person to whom he
lias sold the shop.
SHADRACH MITCHELL.
Oct. 24,1833.
, no u_ ;
Notice.
BROWN BRYAN takes this method (o give
public nolico that letters of administration
have been granted hi*n on the cstiU. of Willi ?m
Pegues junr. deceased, late of Chesterfield District,
and to request all persons indebted in a y
manner to the said est itc to make payment to
him. AU those to whom the estate may be in<1
bled will present their claims within the timo
lived by law, or payment will be r.'fuscd.
Choraw, October 24th, iti3S.
49 tf
Heal Est<itcfor Sale.
THE Subscriber offers tor salo, on most ac.
commodating terms that newly erected
Dwelling Honso situated between second and j
third streets fronting on the latter, opposite Mr.
E. B awnes'residenoe, together with the other noccssary
out buildings. '1 he lots are newly fenced
in; the whole in goodrepair. The house is 45 by '
36 feet, containing 6 rooms viz. 4 in the lower sto.
ry with passage 10 feet wide through the centre, g
and 2 in upper story, all well phistcred and fin- h
isked: each room in lower story has a neat j 1
lire place; there is attached totheso premises, 5 j l
lots 3 fronting on second street and 2 on third i t
street, and boundod on the south bv Powo st.The j 1
situation is considered as healthy as any in ! ?
Town. | i
CONLAW LYNCH.
Sept. 12, 153d. 44 tf
Corn Meal.
4 supply of fresh ground corn meal, con- {stantly
on luad, and for sale bv
n >/itt r\\~
V. iU.ILl;' / J . |
April 18th, 183S23
if [
New Goods.
THE Subscriber is now Receiving his fal
stock of dry goods, consisting in part of
* British and American Prints, Silks, Muslins,
% ' Laces &.c. also a goad stock of Cloaks, Cassi.
inores, Sattinetts, Negro Kcrsies. Blankets.
Hats, Bonnets, Shoes, and a great many other
articles too tedious to cnumorate.
Which he will sell low for cash.
MALCOM BUCHANAN.
Che raw Sept. 12, 1833 41?tf
India Rubber Overshoes.
FOR Sale by
D. MALLOY.
Nov.tofi '*37. 1 tf
Duntap<$*
HAVE received a part of their new l'all an?
WintcT goods, and expect tho remaiuderof j
i heir fancy goods on Monda}'. They have ox. '
hand a good stock ot Salt, Sugar, Coffee Ac. Ac i
Ocobcr 21th, 1638. 49--tf 1
mi " ii
Hacon and Lard
JUST reoeivcd, and for sab* low for cosh,
6009 lbs. \v -11 cured Ualtimorc bacon, consisting
of Ilauis, Shoulders, and Sides; also 500
lbs. leaf lard i i 50 lb ICogs.
I>. MALLOY.
July 20th, 1*33.
37 if
Bacon.
rf* LBS. No. Ca. Bacon for sale, by,
OW D. MALLOV.
March 5th 183a 17?tf
1 ???????????? In
Equity.
Lancaster District.
John Massey, jr. ]
admr. etal I
vs. r
Sarah Massey et. al J
By order of the Court of Equity July Term
I83tf, tho creditors of John Massey Sen'r. (de.
ceased) late of Chesterfield District are required
to present tho amounts of their demands on
oath, and establish the same on or before the
first of the next court.
J. W. WITHERSPOON", Jr.
C. E. L. D.
Commissioners Office. )
Oat. 12. 1838. J
(Printers fee $5. 50.1 49?3m
Carpenters & Joiners Planes
&c, &c.
A MONG which are she following, viz:?
A Plow, Astragals, Dadoes, Fillisters, Grec.an
Ovolos, Og es and quirk Ogees, Sash, Bead
and Match Planes, Hollows and Rouuds, Snipe
Bills, Rabbet, side Rabbets and Reeding Pianos,
Smooth, Jack, Fore and Jointer Planes (doublo
and singlo Irons) Firmer chisels, Spring Divi.
dcrs, squares c. Marking and Morticing Gua.
ges, Key hole, Tenant and Hand Saws: Also |
Locks, Hinges, Files, Sprigs, Nails &c. &c.
For sale cheap by
D. MALLOY
Oct. 25th, 1837.
I
Hats & Caps.
A Few cases, latest style of fashionable Hals
and Caps.
For sale by
D. MALLOY.
Nor. 15th. 1837. 1 tf
Blacksmiths Tools. !
A good supply on hand, of every thing in the :
line, for sale at a small advance a! ove cost, i
V. MALLOY. |
March 5th 1830. 17?tf. j
Plantation for Sale.
THE subscribi-r offers for sale that valuable
Rivor Plantation owned by the late Charles i
I. Lide. It bounds on the Stage road and em.
traces the old Cheraw forry on the East side of
die river, and is too well known to need particu.
tar description. It is, beyond dispute, one of jthe
nost valuable plantations on the Peedec. If
sold. possession will be given on the first of Jan- i
aarv. For terms apply to ]
ANN LIDE.
October, tilth, 1838.
49 tf j
Spanish Cigars; j
A Superior Article. I
PANISH Cigars,
^ for sale bv
JOHN MALLOY &, Co
Fob. 14th, 1838. 14--if |
Hams.
"J very choice N C Hams. '
Also <100 superior Sides and!
Shoulders N. C. bacon, for sale by
A. P. LACOSTE.
October 17th, 183d.
48 tf
Hats.
Cases 1st qualityClipped. Nutria, latest 6tyle
ss* 2 do do pi tin Russia for Summer
2 do do Otter &, Reaver naps, very
handsome,
I do do Wool llats,
1 do do Straw do.
All for sale very cheap by
V. MALLOY.
_Mareh 5th, 1S38. n?tfPaints,
Oils, Glass, &c.
25 kegs Whito liOad,
8 bbls Linseed Oil,
30 gallon's Turpentine,
300 lbs Putty,
25 boxes 8 x 10, Glass.
Just received and for salo by
A. P. LAC03TE.
October 17 th, 8138.
18 tf_
BURNS MILLS.
rHESE Mills five miles below Cheraw arc
now in complete order for sawing lumber,
finding corn and wheat and bolting flour. The
lolting cloths arc new and of a superior quality.
Hie Proprietor intends to remain attho mills th
resent year and will give his personal attentioc
o all the business of tho mills, lie hopn :
>y punctual attention to busness, not onlyc
nerit, but get a largo share of custom in tS
ibovc line of busiuest.
J. W. BURN
CUrs'.crfield, District S. C. Jon. 22d, lb38. (
12?tf |
STEAMBOA T OSEOLA.
CAPTAIN CHRISTIAN
THIS substantial Boat having run successfully
for two seasons, is again in complete
order with her lighters ready to recoivc freight
Georgetown for this place. All goods shipped by
her will be forwarded without delay.
W. II, WINGATE.
Ag't. M. S. B. C.
Cheraw, July 10th, 1838.
35 tf
Received by the late arrivals at the Book
Store a number of New Religious Works,
1 * * #* I * ' ? ?- ? 1 I \nTr4 rn tnnl.'O
WHICH Willi IMOM; U<i ihuju uviwn,| iiiuuw
iin assortment. Among them arc the
following:
BOSTON'S Fourfold State, Scott's and
Clark's Commentaries, Crudeus Concord,
aucc, Milner's Chucrh History, Cudworth's Intellectual
Systom, vol. 1st, Campbell's Four Gospels,
Applcton's Works, Missionary Ltiterprizos,
Watson's Dictionary, D wight's Theology,
Home's Introduction, Gaston's Collections, Tyn?
dale's N'ew Testament, Comprehensive Diblc,
Family Dibler, Hodgo on the Romans, Lime
street Lectures, Spruce Street Lectures, Marrow
. af Divinity, Colo ou God's Soverignty, Synod ol
; Dort, Mark's Medulla, Harvey on N^oraj Agencj
| Memoir of Dr. Porter, Memoir of Dr. Novin, Ne.
j vin's Practical Thoughts, Ncvin ou Popery
j Luther ou Galations, Life of Calvin, Calvin or
Romans, Sutler's \na!o*nr, Ohalmer's Works
i Dick'? Works.
j Blankets and Negro cloths.
A good supply on hand of the abovo article
Jm. and for ealo low by
JOHN MALLOY & C?.
Feb. 14,1838. 14?tf
Lime & Tar,
ON CONSIGNMENT.
I Bbls. Stone Lime, and 10 bbls. ofGcorJ
QPQW getown Tar, will be received in a few
I days by our boat Henrietta, and for sale by
JNO. MALLOY, &Co.
I May 15, 1833. 27?tf
?1 ? ????
Hay Sf Lime, on Consignment.
?* Bales Ilay and 25 bbls lime, will be re.
/vlf reived by our boat in a few days apd
for sale at the landing.
JOHN MALLOY &, Co.
Feb. 27, 1838. IG-tf
Four Devon Bulls for sale.
THE subscriber has for salo 4 North Dovon
Bulls, of the purest blood in this country
! or Europe, having proceedced from the stock of
j the Earl of Leicester, a gentleman better and
j moro advantageoualy known as Mr. Coke of
: Helkam, who before endowed with titlo by the
j present Quean of England, was by universal ac!
clamation des mated as the Great Commoner of j
England?and it has been universally conceded !
that one so illustrious by his acts could not bo J
ennobled by the addition of a title.
The subscriber, without indulging in exaggerated
praise, can conscientiously say, that he never
beheld four more beautiful animals, and he,
therefore, takes peculiar plcasuro in rccommendingthem
to such gentlemon as may wish toiraprove
their stock by a cross with this time honored
race of British Cattle.
The North Devons are no less rcmarkablo for j
their docility of disposition, than they are for j
tneir propensity to take on fat, andiho richness
of their milk. The Devon ox, as all know, are
distinguished for tho rapidity and elasticity oftheir
step, as well as for their capacity to endure fatigue.
As oxen, therefore, there is no other raco
tint can compare with them.
The above bulls will be sold for 80 aud $100
each?they are 3 and 4 years old. Terms cash
on delivery in Baltimore.
Appficationsby letter to be post paid.
EDWARD P. ROBERTS.
Editor Farmer and Gardner,
Baltimore, Md.
Oct. 30, 51 tf
"orsciShoes and Horse jShoe
Nails.
Burdens patent No 1.2, and 3 Horso Shoes
and Horse shoe nails, cheaper and better
than can be made by the common operation.
For sale by j
D. MALLOY ,
Nov. 8, 1837. 25 tf j
flats! flats!!
LATEST NEW YORK FASHIONS.
e Dozen drab and black Fur Hats, just ree'd
and for sale by
JOHN MALLOY & Co.
Brick Store.
April 23rd, 183S.
25 tf
Wanted.
TWO or three Journeyman Tailors, good
workman by
L. S. DRAKE.
CJicraw, October 2, 1838.
47 tf
j
Drab and Black Fur Hats.
A Fine stock of the above articlo received
and fcr sale by
JOHN MALLOY & Co.
Fob 14. 1838: 14-tf.
Administrators Notice.
ALL persons indebted to the !ato John T.
Hinson, will ploase make payment to the
subscriber forthwith ; and all persons having de.
mands against the intestate will present thorn
properly proved, within the time prescribed by
law, or this notico will be plead iu bar of their
recovery.
ALEXANDER GRAHAM, Admr.
Cheraw, S. C. Feb. 14th, 1838. 14-tf
For Sale at the Book Store.
Scientific Class Book, Parker's English Gram,
inaj-, Parker's English Compositions, Wheh
pley's Compound, Smellie's Philosophy, Kamc's
Criticism,Woodbridge's Geography, Smith's English
Grammar, B'ake's Philosophy, Smith's
Arithmetic, Davie's Legendcr, Davie's Bourdon's
Geography of the Hoavcn6, together with a gen.
cral assortment of Classical and other school,
books.
Record Books, from 2 to 5 quires, full hound,
do do do do half bound.
Merchant's Day Books and Ledgers.
Water colours Fine Pen Knives.
April 23, 1838. 24?tf
Cloaks, Overcoats, &c.
Al iucstock on hand, and for sale r.-ry low
fcr cash by
JOHN MALLOY & Co.
Fob. 14, 1838. 14-tf
i For Stale.
A second hand two horse Carriage and Gig [
loth in good repair. Apply to j
M: BUCHANAN. j
Choraw, Feb. 27th. 1838. 1G tf
| Molasses.
j "A d\ HI1DS. Prime Trinedad Do Cuba Mo.
i ft. ^Flassps, just received, and for saloby
D. MALLOY
j th.1638.
American Farmer.
Ci 03/PLCTE sets of this excellent periodical
f consisting of 15 volumes each.
! Also, ROBERTS' SILK MANUAL* a
! work of general utility, comprising all the inj
formation necessary to be known in the culture
of the Mulberry and growth of Silk,
j The above works are offered for sale, at the
| office of the FARMER and GARDNER,
j North-east corner of Baltimore and Charles !
ton-streets, Baltimore, Md.
; I April 18th, 1837.
' l ** , .1 . J
rj tfroau^iotiisuassimersc uuu
! Satinettcs.
6c sold very cheap. Per6006 wanting
i j f f barguins will Dloase call and examine mj
,! Stock. P, MALLOY.
-o*r
t
I
Notice.
WILL bo reooivcd in a.fbv.' days a hand
some extensive top Barouches with seat
for six grown persons 4 insido and 2 out, ai
excellent article for a family and well adapted ti
Southern Roads being light built. Also a nea
Family Carriage, light and in complete order
Also a second Hand 'Z horse Barouche, all o;
either ol which will be sold on good terras.
Apply to
BROWN BRYAN.
Nov. 7th, 1838.
51 tf
N. B. Persons who may wish to purchase ne.
groes may hear of a few on application to me.
Carpenters Tools.
AN additional supplyjust rocv'd. which makci
my assortment very good,
' f\ Iff ATT AV
U. JUAlJlAS X .
March 5th, 1838. 17?tf.
i ish.
IMTACKEREL, Codfish and Salmon.
ItJL For Sale by
D. MALLOY.
Nov. 8, 1837. 25 tf.
Notice.
THE copartnership of Williams and Mun.
get is dissolved by the death of Mi
Munger. The business of the concern will be
closed by the surviving rtner.
JNO. N. WILLIAMS,
Surv'g Partner.
23 August, 1638. 42-3mr^
Spanish Cig rs.
first quality Spanish cigars,
Eagle Bran d, just received and
for sale by
D. MALLOY.
April 16th, 1635.
23 tf
In Equity.
Clieraw District, So. Ca.
William Tecl and Isabella Teel, ")
vs. | Bill for
John G. McLendon Patscy McRac j
Farquhar McRae and Polly his wife ^ Partition
Allen Tcol and Margaret his wife of
Elizabeth McRae, Gilbert McRae, Roal
Boyd and Catharine his wifo Estate.
?Capel and Polly his wife.
It appearing that Patsey McRae, Farquhcr
McRae and Polly his wife, Allen Tcel and Margaret
his wifo, Elizabeth McRae Gilbert McRae,
Boyd and Catharine his wife and Capel
and Polly his wife defendants m this bill aro absent
from and reside without the limits of the state
ofSouth Carolina. It is ordered that the said
absent defendants, on or beforo the first day of
January next, do appear and plead answer or
demur to the bill of the complainants, and in default
thereof, the said bill as to the said absen
defendants will be taken pro eonfesso.
It is also ordered that this notice of this order
be published in tho Chcraw Gazctto twice a
month for the space of three montl s.
GEO. W. DARGAN.
Com. in Equity for Chcraw District.
August 14, 1S38. 41?6t.
In Equity.
South Carolina Chcraw District.
Wiley Kelly and Win. Kelly ") Bill
Aduir's of David Kelly, I for
vs. " > account
Elizabcath Kelly ola!. and
Heirs ot David Kelly J Partition.
?T appearing to my .satisfaction that John
" > pi:-.u?|, Ma wifo nnd Dnvid
. L r rascr unu cjiitautm ma ?i.v, ??.?
Wingatc, defendants in tiiis case aro absent
from the limits of this stato. It is, ou motion of
Sims Sol. for complainants, ordered that the
said absent defendants do appear, and plead an.
swer or demur to the bill of complainants on or
beforo the first day of January next or tbo said
bill will be taken pro eunfesso as to them.
[t is also ordered that notico of this order be
published in the Chcraw Gazette twice a month
for the spacetof three months.
GEO. W. DARGAN,
Comm'r in Equity for Chcraw District.
Sept. 12, 1838.
45 2mf3m
Notice.
LS. DRAKE has commenced the Tailor.
ing business in Dr. McLean's Store op.
posito to I>. Malloy.
Chcraw, Sept. 2(ith, 163.8.
d6 tf
Just Received, and for sale
at the Rook jS'torc.
GIBBON'S Rome, Marshall's Washington
Burr's Memoirs, Fianklin's Works, Combo
on the Constitution of Man, Arabian Nights,
Travel's in Egypt, Arabia <?c. Robinson Crusoe
?i ? if
fine gilt. do. plain, i Juki's own uook, riome
Book of Health ami Medicine, Virginia Housewifo,
Miss Leslie's Seventy. Five Receipts, Stew,
art's Adventures in C'upturing Murrcll, Mason's
Frarier, Western Songster, Singer's own Book
Boy's own Book.
"ENTER TAIN ME NT
riHIIE Subscriber, having been satisfactorily
JL engagod for more than three years in at
tending to a
BOARDING HOUSE,
| Feels encouraged to say to the public, that he:
HOUSE and STABLES are well furnished fo;
the reception and accommodation ofthosa win
may be pleased to call. E. SMITH.
Mrs. Smith is prepared to entertain Stage Pas
: sengers, shouli any think proper to call. Thei
Baggage shall bo removed to and fro u tho Stag
OlEco free of charge; *
Bj" Mv Residcuco is on tho corner of Gillcf
pie street, the lot formerly occupied hy Mri
1 - ...... 1 ,u
| Uarirc convenient to mo iuar&t?i auu num ui
j State Bank
j l'ayctteville, Sept. 1, 1838.
44?lmf3m
?- #
Genuine Barnitz Pigs.
THE subscriber has for sale the follov
ing pigs, which are warranted genuine:
2 pair 4 months old, and
1 pair 10 weeks old.
I The Barnitz hogs are distinguished for the
i early maturity and size, attaining upon clov
. pasture from 250 to 300 lbs. when 12 and
months old. The price of the largest si
I is $15 a pair; that of the smallest $10
pair.
! Applictiong by letter to be post paid.
, EDWARD I* ROBERTS.
!! ' Baltimore Md.
October 30:h, 1539.
' CI if
Java, Laguira, & Rio Coffee.
A GOOD supply of the above article on hand
and for sale, by
J J. MALLOY A CO.
, Feb. 6th, 1837. , >1;U
Notice*
TEN thousand pounds good sound bacon, for
ale by
BROWN BRYAN.
Nov. 7th, 1838.
Also, Sugar, ( offee, Iran, Nails, Bagging,
. Bale Rope, Twine, Seine do, Sattinetts, Shirtings,
Blankets, Ac. tit.
51 4t
i *
Stoves, Stoves, STOVES.
THE Subscriber will receive in a few days a
good assortment of BOX, SIX PLATE, and
FRANKLIN STOVES, suitable for churches,
i Factories. School Houses, Work Shops and
i other buildings where a uniform heat is wanted
lata small expense; which will be sold at a small
. advance on cost, for cash. Ho will also receive
j a specimen of cooking Stoves for which he will
j execute orders. Tho public are rcqflfated to call '
' tnd examine it.
I Having made arrangements with extensive 1
i Stove Dealers in N. Y. stoves of any size or
pattern, not on hand, can be furnished at the
1 shortest notice.
Russian and English iron Stove Pipes of suit.
I ible sizes always on hand.
J. HERVEV.
Nov. 12, 1838.
52 bp2t i
The Salisbury Watchman and Charlotte Jour. (
lal are requested to give tho above two inser. <
-ions and scud their Bills to J. H.
! A Card. i
I "?\R. Roberts Dentist, will return to Chcraw
JLr about the 1st of December to attend to the |
practice of his profession.
November 7th, 1338.
51 3t
I
PROSPECTUS
OF THE NAT ONAL MAGAZINE 1
AIHD REPUBLICAN REVIEW.
II. J. BRENT, ESQ. EDITOR.
I The National Magazine and Republican
i Review will be published in th^ city of Wash- ,
ington, District of Columbia, on the 1st day of
January next, and delivered monthly in all
parts of the United States, devoted exclusively
to the advancement of the great principles of
the IVh'g party, and the encouragement of
literature and science. I
- - n I
The experience of tne past year nas connrmed
in the minds of the more reflecting and sa
gacious of the Whig party that a vacuum exists
in the periodical press of the country, in 1
which should be combined the productions
of our great statesman the literary geniuses of !
which the United States can boast so ample a
share, on the various subjects that present 1
themselves to a sound and vigorous intellect.
It cannot be doubted that the present crisis
demands the publication of a work calculated
to infuse and circulate true and honest
political information and to counteract the
direful influence exerted by a monthly periodical
of a similar nature published in this city,
under the auspices, and bearing the name of
the self-styled Democracy of the present day, advocating
measures which, if successful, are
destined to moulder to ruins the fabric of our
noble Constitution, by placingjconstructions on
it to suit the caprice and advance the reach- i
ings of a corrupt ambition,
j The union of such principles with a gencr;
al literature as have insulted the common ,
! sense and honesty of the country, by proclaim,
j ing the "Martyrdom of Ciliey," rendered in a
manner more dc testable Irom the insiduous way
in which thev arc combined, tends directly to
the disorganization of all that, as Americansshould
be held most sacred. Th s combination
is calculated to secure thcin85 circulation
in quarters to which they might not otherwise
j penetrate, as well as from a certain deceptive
I air of high-toned philanthrophy and expansive
: liberal.ty of views, with which they are artful
ly able to invest themselves, fur the purpose ot
stealing their way into the heads through the
I nnfiusDectim? hearts of that class or; winch de
pends the destiny and hope* of the narioij ?its
\ young men. Whilst the more experienced
sagacity of older heads can nover hesitate a
moment in recognising the real naked deformI
ity of these principles of modern Radicalism,
j under all the fair seeming disguises tiiey may
I assume, yet to the loung they are replete
' with a subtle danger :>f the most pernicious
character.
The National Magazine and Republican Review
is designed, and will b?-conducted with
r these and other h gh important considerations
r in view, calculated to correct misconstructions, i
3 and to inculcate the correct political princi-1
pies on which arc based the views and prac^
tice of the greatjtepublican Whig party, as
0 well as fur the cncourag.-ment and mamten.
ance of genuine polite literature. The pubi.
lishcrs will neither spare expense in the me3.
chanical department of the work, nor their ute
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AGRICULTURAL.
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Prom the Elizabeth City, (Tenn.) Repbbhca*., .
SAXON *HEEtV
This breed is about to be introduced inj#
East Tennessee.?A Gentleman from duf
North, having some knou ledge of the meantaius
so common to our section, had come
to the resolution to bring, nod is now on - ?
his way with 300 Saxon Sheep, selected
for ihe purity of th< ir blood.
| Sheep in our mountain ranges earner
but suceced. T6 tlio North tho winters *
continue so long that grass is w*u'in& *Ittni.
it would be most serviceable to Eves and
'amhs, and for the want of nourishment
suited to the suck!'ng season, together with '
the cold of a northern climato, many t?f
the young are lost. This woulJ i o be the
_ WW _ a
case in our latitude, Here we can select
almost any degree of temperature wanted p
our valleys and sheltered s tu.uions fur
winter, nuJ the mountains frrsutnroer, c-aelf
in turn con be used us otcosiou m?yrc.
quire; and change of situa ion is best suited
for docks as expeiience proves. Withf
Mich advantages, wool growing "Tinnot be
, otherw.se than profitable business in Gastl
Tennessee.
Bi t there must be decided nd van ages inr
improving the breed; the demand "for finer
wool, i:s value being double ifiat of the com ,
ttton, and the Saxon producing as much 11*
wt ight in proportion to the si;ae of the aw,
mal, as any other, ape t^cided arguments
i in favor of the breed pjc-.-ueing
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