Farmers' gazette, and Cheraw advertiser. (Cheraw, S.C.) 1839-1843, November 22, 1839, Image 6
^ 1'iccn? room whence 1m* soon t< muvid to !i:.?
^ house nnil lh.is f :r is doing well, and every
eonfnlence is entt rtnirad of its complete
success. Uuh.ir.on: American
KMeeting the crop* i i N .r:'i Al i)?:tma?
th-i Djaatur Register says i)i ?t rho yi?-l I
will exceed 411 ivorig" crop. M ?nv of the
plunters are picking Irani on to fill -on h r?dr?d
pounds to tf?-? nero. Tn ? -Tuple is
v<:ry firm, and wo hive nov-r known n in iris (
favorable season tor pn 'i'?g it in go,, | ord-r (
?and it is to bo hop -d t ?nt it wdl co.u- i
tnand a fair pricu. ,
The corn crops are u?usu illy fiua it is .
d liverc J in ibe crib (It 81 2 s per barrel. i
New Ouleans. Nov. 12. |
Flour.--The m irk't tor th s article ro- i
mains without change The sales are very ,
light ut Sd.75 a 6.87^. L irg" quantities ,
sire efToicd at So,50, ultoough holders are |
not anxious to sell. Tins unfavorable news (
from the Ohio R ver h is a ten len-'v to keep f
the market firm, its low st ?ge prevents th-- |
stock of I'lour Iroin accumulating to any ^
.amount it inay reasonably tie unticipat'-d,
from u knowledgd ?-f former tinvs, ih ?t the j
Ohio will close between the 10 h and 'JH h I
of the succeeding month, liven if tlieie ,
should be a rise previous so that time, not
moro than one.hulf the productot thai por. (
tion of the country can bo received bjfore
the spring navigation opens.
The receipts from bt. Louis will not
ninth exceed the city consump ?>a.
Nf.w.Yotik, Nov. 1M.?Money Market 1
- .Ncics,*-_Two d iys later int* lltgciiKe was
receive I the morn ng from Knghind. The
arrival was quite unexpected, and has uri'i.
oiputoJ several vessels oil their w ?v. All
were looking out for the Uii.i^h Queen,
now twelve days out.
l The nows is nut of any striking interest.
L Tm wheat market continued the s tm", and
the weather was favorable. T ie money
market in London had tin forgone no
change. Flour was bcgitl'vng ijp arrive
freely from America. Tins int Ihgence,
sac'.i a a it, is is considered favorable in Wall
F rue*.
The Droight. ? We Iciru that thedrounght
wlueh has so long prevailed
tlirogho'Jt the Sou Ir-rn and Southw s erii
country, continues to he most distressingly
felt. A gentlemen, who travelled from IVIo.
bile *o Charleston, s ates that the wat- rim; '
of iiis horse on the way, cost him SvJtl. Wu I
are informed tiiat the w fnt of wafer is s* v |
oreh' f:lt on our state roil to Columbia, .
~i.i ra i ? - ? i . > I
?nnv iMvuiu wiiiiJ??f*ii;ir{j 4 rj.iJ 1$ blUI Wt'il I
wnlcrud. Char. Cour. I
Tut; Raleigh U?gist"r s.iys, " A p linful J
rumor has been in circiilntin I here f.<r S"v- ^
fal days tin) amount of ah'di is, tli.it lion,
h I ward Sl.inly and Will nun L. K?Mite*dv, '
of Beaufort, have gone to Viriru.ia, to j 1
settle hti ntfur of lion ir?Mr. K. t
leung the ihiilieng-r. JimI as our pi
pel* goej to press, a report is in circulation,
whether tfU't or fnls we know not, that tie* '
parties were arrested on the r way to the
battle ground, and hound over." <
3 T Mr. Stanley's father killed a man in a '
duel, and he had a bro'hor killed in the frame j
way?and by hia intimitc fritnd too, h insc.f '
new a conspicuous citizen in North Carolina.
V" i kg in i a. The It ehmotid Whi_' give* '
a complete class:fi'*a ion of tin* memb? rs of '
the Virginia Legislature, nnd sums u;? that. '
Joint vote last yi nr. 1
Wlu^s Cons. A lin'n. '
t.. o o ?.? i
Ill ?J ll<??V* .F O ^11 I \
In H JUio 72 11 ?51 (
*1 11 71 '
Tliw Ye?ir.
Whigs Cons. A Im'n. *
In Senate 10 3 19
In I louse ?>8 8 0(5 *
78 11 75 1
Tho Conwrv it vrs st-ll h.,ld t'.r- b ilnnce f
of pnwt'f ami Mr. R ves may yet bo re-olec. ?
ted to the Senate. c
' i
The New Yoik American, sineo the )
rV< t;on, Ins op' iily come out for S-'o't as |
thn Whip r.m hdate for too f'resi |> o y?
not ort uceount of h s great mi.'itarv prions, *
(see his grand Combinations for swamping
the .Serninoles in Floral i.) hut for tho rare
felicity of a certain letter of 13 linos which
he wrote to the CJ ne.nor of N -v Rio .s- 1
w ck ! I le is to be st irh d an or the sou!/. 1
riqiwtoi the "(Jrout Fa nfi.-a or."
N. Ori.kanh. Nov. 12th.
Texas. Hv the st -inner Columbia, da'os
to ilo* Bth inst. were received from (.Jul 1
vos'on, nnd to the 4th from llotts on. The
Yellow fever had commuted fr glvful ravages
in the towns above m- miened ; in eon.
sequence. many of the ei u mis t?ad fl d into
the country, Immigrants *a r * pouring into
Tex ts in largo numbers. Ar iv.ils at ii d.
.. . r. w v* .I. _ i . t i
? i.i?m new l i>i.l, ri'CWil / N ill
hrou ;V. upwards ??t* on< liiindri' I inni'ilms
of (? rnrm se'tli rs, *!io i n -nl to Incut'1 in
n colony sonvvvnure in tin- n^p'.r country.
A h*ill l irjji r cni'jjr iimn is expected lro*i?
Knglund the ensuing . and spring. A
now town !hm r< ;*? .t'!> -n luid cut on
Annsas liiv, call'd 1'. n.
Mors Piifriot Trouble*. It is snt 1 thai
t o Patriots o i hu h mI k li s lines are
ii^a t? pri-parin^ for inn'i r iy> r loin. We j
silicon )y i.ope it is not s > , hm from tli
f it-1 tli it the {&is:ri'liiry nt W.if I .is ordeied
Oicn. iSooti :?> ni iki* th" tour ol tr?c liontar,
we four there is t..?? i.m.o. ?...u. ... ?i
- ? miihi I?r ?I??; III.,
nu?r. K H lt> st? r LV ?n.
Ati '.xlrici ol a |i ?ti r ifn oil M-\ i!To,
Nov. 1) s nS :?" I'l'i re is:i s'rr>n<? l*-<:<Iin ?
attaint ili?! H inks ii'To. '|':m r.-ii Int li.tl,
dou'it thai ?ify will In- r> j .ircil to |?ay S,>.?
ric I) fur '(> ,1 "r lusi t ir oli:*rt<*rs. Thf
IJ ink ?f Mil? i' 1 ? > it i r:>t- i J in
9t)0 I'ti.t' -i, i' I I niu t.?M ili y vi i Ik* simI
on each ail Ma;!.strati Court. The !<
r?isla!ur?! H i' cv!c l!y A hair is r?.'i<>n, ? iirl
will cry aluiu .? (] s^aioitut, wieiro Banks
irn concerned.M ,
4*tmf
X
From the ii>;lon Transcript.
Sniffitf.tr Accident and Miraculous Escape..?One
of the imw singular acri tents,
ic.o mpmi'd by a (Hunt inn uculnus < seapr,
tii.it we li.iv i'vit !i i'i m-ravon ><? record,
ocurre.l \esterday in Portland Pljce. Mr.
Ilnllnid, a resident ili"rp, on returning
hoiri" from li s morning's work to dinner,
took into Ins arms Ins l.itlc; child?i girl
ii'iou two )rjis oM?and wu? wiilk'ttc witli
i |?li\tn'l) about 'lie hous\ when,
the sen ile in the attic open, h" aa-'euded
til's stairs o look out. While ho w<? stand
iiig on the steps, a fuvorin kitten of the
-hi! l'a inn by tocin, an J p used on to tinroof.
The rbild exhibiting a wish to catch the
kitten, ttio father, thoughtlessly placed her
'the child) on the ri Ige pole of .lie house,
[u brick house, three slori -s high,) while lie
wut on the roof to ra'ch youii;j pussy, li *
lad I'-fi the child but m mom n ,wli<>n it lost
ts balance, ro'led over, and sliding trom tiie
oof, was pret'ipitao-d on to the pavement
[?e|ow ? To the utmost aslonisnment of
!|o spectators ol this awful scene, 'he child
was taken up, i.ot only alive but without the
[Y.iciure of a lione, or any sigt.s ol internal
itirl or harm, fi- r flesh was -.t'uiiilv bruiser!
jilt this morning sho w.n as cheerful, nn<i.
ppsrontly, in as good health as f*v?t, par.
ioitl irlv at breakf.ist time, wlr n she laid to
is if nothing had hnnponed.
F A fl M 12 It S ' G A / 12 T T 12 .
Fillf>AY EVENING. NOVEMHER 22, IH33. I
We understand that .Mr. Mills the State '
12ngine r, lately made Ml examinati in of the
i'ee Dee frotn this place down as far as the conrart
of .Ifcssrs. Gregg and Marsha 1 for clear,
ng it out, under the appropriation of 1837, !
ixtcnded; and finding the work faithfully
txerutcd according to contract, received it.
\l the worst shoals, those near the mouth of
Phompson'sCreek, we learn that the water
h now at least six inches deeper than at some
if the other* lower down. From all wo have
>een nhle to learn, we have no doubt that ths
vork has been faithfully done, and, unlike too
nuch of the works paid for from the pub ic
reasury, at a moderate price. As much has
icon accomplished as could be, with the
imount appropriated. But the amount was
nuch less than the fair proportion of the I'ee
)eo country ftom the appropriations made
or work--of intern U improv ment in thes'ate.
11 ul it been larger, however,it is not im, rohable
ihatlcss work would have been done, and less
joaeSt been derived in proportion to the 1
im uint expended. The Pee Deecoun'ry has 1
ust claims for further jppropna'i ns from the
Legislature, which wchope itw.ll prc-s at a
ature and not distant day ; and which, if 'airy
presented at a proper tune, will doubtless*
u) rJiuliiPt'
V?I?MIU J VUliriuvltV.
The *t?te election in N< w York has resulted
in fov'T of ihe Whigs, but by a few thou.
? md vo'ea li < tlno last year. Th? change
w?s mo-t y :n the city. The maj ?rity on join
Fallot of the two hou-o s in put down a I'd to I
JO. Mr. I'alhnailge will therefore be re-e!ec |
led ; the U. S. Senate
Massaciiuhhtih ?Tli" state election took
place in *h.i u'ate 1 a?t week; lull return*
have not yet reached us hut Irorn those ro.
reived, it appear* that if Mortoi, the adm in
igtration candidate for Governor has not been
elected over Governor Everett, he has com*
icry near it. From all wurin learn however
:he election seemed to turn upon o'her queaioris
thin national politics. Gov. Everett
,v&4 open y committed *n favor of the "fifteen
jallon law" or the law which prohibits the
iale of ardent spirits in less quantities than 15
jallons. All topers and a large proportion of
rmjter itc drinkers too, of course, opposed his j I
lection; and this question produced mora
txci'ement in many if not moat parta of the I
date than any other. Gov. Everet' was also
ibnoxious to the abolitionists who are numerous
ti i h?^ sta'e; and the most of them are paid to
lave vo'od for Morion. These men, however,
?eini? once associated with the Adin lustration
tarty in a warm contest may , o^8ib!y continjo
to act with 'hern in future elections. Abbot
l/twrcnce is elected to Congre-s from thn
Boston distri-t in the place of Mr. Fletcher
resigned, and Mr Baker, to supply a vacancy
in another district, caused by the death of Mr.
Alvord. The two members elect are Whigs,
as were also their predecessors.
Mississippi Election.?The State Election
took place in M ssissippi early in the present
month. We have aeon accounts from only
eight counties ; in these the Whigs have Ion*
7 members and gained 2, compared with the
last election ; making a clear 1>>?h of ft. At
tins ra e the Administration party are likely
to have the majority in the State.
It will be seen <y a aemi-o.fi-;al article copied
into a precedu g column, from 'he Army
and N ?vy Chronicle, that the Government
have determined, f >r the present at lea6t, t?
discontinue oflvnnvo operations ag mist the
Sun u -les, and to act in Mely on the defensive.
This pu's an end 'o tl.e sto-y that blood
hounds had been ordered to hunt them.
A late political meeting in Cabarrus county,
N. C Kksolvbd tliat tliey wou d not support
H nry Clay for the Presidency became they
consider hun a "ralctudin t'ian in his construe
lions oi me cnnsiHunou ot :. f>o at iom!
ays the report of their proceed,; gs published
to the Salisbury Carolinian.
A Mr. Atkinson, of Columbus, New Jersey,
n'.ii" <! a* a recent tn vting of the Philadelphia
coni'y S ik e?iH i' 'y that he had ilisrovere i a
method of prori rvtng m dberry leave* throu/h
the winter p -rf* -fitly freeii ami in a #:a c to feed
Willi worms, .a troll. ? expense. 11-* had fed ?
tn*limn of worn'j the present year, was at the
tinio (Oct. 24th.) fecd.ug half a m.i ion of
worm*, an I e*p. cted to continue the operation
throtigh tho winter.
m
A bit! w m introduced into the Senateof
Georgia to repeal tho free banking law pa*,
aed /a*? aessiou. and after an animated drbst*
of two days wan l<?st by a vote of '29 to 4d.
A Mr. Springer has in rodurel into tb*
Georgia Hen ate a bill to exempt all white
person* except lawyers and doctors from poll
tax. The follow oug.it to bo defrauded < f all
hi i property, if ho has any and confined tor
life by some curable <ii?, are.
The Dengue prevail* in tho Pariah of I herville,
La.
A public meeting in Now O'leans lately
parted a rosolti'ion o invite G'ti. Jackson ts
attend tue celebration of the Eighth of January
anniversary in that city.
A Whig Convention assembled in Raleigh
N. C. on the 12 h. insL and made the following
nomination*: John AJ. Morehead of Gui ford
for Governor of the state, Henry CUy tor
Preaident, N. P. Talliuadge of N. York for
Vice President of the U. States.
An "Association for the promotion of ths
cul'urc of Silk in the United States" has recently
been formed in Philadelphia, of which
Mr. Biddlc, late President of the U. S. Bank
in President.
Mr. I3;ddlc a acute and discriminating
mind, long since perceived llio profit to be
derived from the silk culture, and has now a
field nf Miilticauhs|growing on Ins farm near
Philadelphia, from which be intends feeding
worms.
Roberts' Silk Maxtal.?It will be seen
by an advertisement in our columns that lies
excellent little work is for sale at the Bookstore.
Of all the manuals to which the present
excitement on the subject of silk has given
rise, this is the cheapest and decidedly the
best. A person of common discernment and
common dexterity, witii this manual in b's
hand, may raise silk successfully and profitably,
without having ever seen a silk worm in
the possession of any one else. The Legisli.
turn of Peunsylvauia, a year or two since
bought a large number *f copies to be d.s ributed
throughout the ? ate.
W. D. Jones, U. JS. Consul lor the city Of
Mexico lately passed on to Washington with
Je patches from Mr. ciihs, Minislerto Mexico.
Contents no' known.
The first .Monday in Lfeceinoer seems to be
the tiin" looked to for the meeting of the Agricultural
Conven'ion in Coluinb a.
A Temper-nee Convention commenced Us
session in Sa ujbury N. C. on the 6th. inst. and
alter the Iran actum of various business, ad|ourned
on the evening of the 7th. Slept wars
taken to raise funds for the support of a travellmg
agon' in the state and strong ?*M^uions
were adopted agai t?*t the lictn*6 m Tjiel
prospect is that by the next n??#dflF ef.ths
statu l? gwlature, which will be l^flr fro-a
this tune, the fr ends of teinperab^d will bs
able to bring so s'rong a mor al influence to
bear uj?on thai body as to p'ocure some moditira'ion
at least ol the law* m relation to
inti inperance ana tne naif of arciem ?piri:B.
southern aghiccltcrist.
ii > ot ?' ? N iv?mb? r n enter of tie*
Southern Argicu/:uri.it, tin 1 K"g.*ter of
Kur il Air?:f'i
Part. I?Editorial and Original.
On tli-* imuS' S of Emigration ; *?v Cotton
Tin* lis-- ol M ??l ; l>v Or. Jos Johnson.
Hi enC-rn ; by C Ileum.
Silk ; by Dr Coojht.
Pniidre'ie or Nij t So I, Willi Remark*.
Tli" Tropical Pl.in Nuis<r\ ; by (1 ury
P rrnif.
00 11?<? cul <vat?on of the Cob i Tobacco ;
[>y JovpR M. Hernandez.
Tlio Convention.
On improved breed of Sheep ; by Sum.
to r.
Part II.?Selection*.
Comp >r iCivo v iluc ot Moru? M il icau'is.
Mie ns \'b i. mi I the C into i. A Ipuie Flori'
tine and Coto'su Sc-dl n^? Mulberry
Tre* s.
S Ik-Worms fed on we! loaves.
Product of Mullierrv Leaves.
Progress ol S Ik Culture, and new improvements
in the middle S ati'?,
1 npo 'iHifi* of proper n> lecons of S.Ik
Worms' H "'s I) iF r? nce between Nor.h
<tii ami Son In ru Kg/s
(in tin* usual carelessness in saving Silk
Worni*' Hggs.
The Can ?>n Mulberry.
T*i?? Dividing Ho i.
On the Propagation, .and Cultiva ion of
the Quince Tree.
Mc'hod of k> ?'f>iivSweet Po atoes.
Sogg- k ions f?.r tin* l'lanier.
()k ra < 'o on.
D.fl, renco >n Live and D'*ad Animals.
S. lt' malum (or rucking) ol Railway Kiig;tl?*s
prevented.
U ?in Wiii'-r Cisterns.
Tne Dagucrroivpe explained,
lioun y ??n non ng Silk.
I'AKT. III. MlvSCKLLANtOUS InTILLICKNCh.
S ik in Delaware ;-Native Silk ; R Imn
Potato ; K opinij -Muliicaulis over win.er;
tV'w mole oi H using Vegetables ; Creep,
.ng VViit-a: ; 1 *r 1 par.ition lor Amlying Soils ;
I'lie I line or Sean in Sli.u-p ; Saving Corn ;
P soling (inrdi'ii S <sis in l ie F ?li Singular
Si.ilk ol O.iii* ; to Fatten Poultry ; Trot:
Corn ; M.let : O wt--ra.ion ot |ud< bible Ink ;
PI on and pithy p-mar** ol OlJ Humphrey,
utt rtis.
S l ,11 .11 A It | .
The Iloston Transcript facetiously re.
inaiks m an article on Architecture, that the
s ci* ? oi the rcc'j? tor good building* io, in
a aui .?'employ ???od arc'it cts, and ttiea
i?; them t.loric.
[rti hor tho.gh Sosiao* house* nr? often spoilt
by ignorant tutor,n hIcliars. Tito loss people
k'tow rtt'a business the more ept th*y are to utod.
dlo with it it they UuuU they havo a n?St to do
?o.]
'ifimiT'i"" i 'i ii ^iiIII in ?
" R.V. Mi . ttcrpnnt. ?hofc * ?! U. f.ror 0
T??nj>t?oc?i, earned die displ'-osure ul hi
congregation in Boslon, ha* bwn
aguih lu become their pnstor?'he ree-dut
on for hi* dismissal hurmg becQ roachi.
did,
Whs at Ml MiCHiOAN.??W" ludr i from
an nu tipniie1toure?*, the oT?*?i? Uious >n?i
l>ui rU ol' wtie?i were gold a few d y* ?ncc
a. Marshall, Cidiioun couotV, Aflci-igan. at
hir:y cents a bushel. So much for its
Want of canals and radrwi'U to carry (h?
produce of tin* farmer to m-rk??t.
linn. Aid *ii H ad,or I. of Boa'on, is preparing
fur puhlira ;i<?n a History of the Fo ?
vntl G<>v.fi?ii)' nt for fifty years."
A Mau?sbdam. The New Haven Record
si a ea that one of the Africans of the
Amistud has tx-.-n d s^overcd to be (lis son
of a M i ho mod an pries , and is uble to read
a portion of un Arubir. prayer.
Some short time ago two American sailors
went ashore at Huvsna, having about
?h? in tlie or liuury jack knives worn by seamen,
and were immediately urrcstni nnd
sentenced .to imprisonment and hsrd labor
for six years. They ure sutd to bo still in
confinement. Tna law ugainst carrying
deadly weupons is very severe in the island
of Cuba, and is enforced w ith great strictness.
Gov. J^nnison of Vermont, the other day
returned a bill to the house granting a perpetual
corporation, and also exempting
816.0U0 of tin! said company from tax, now
and forever. Tin* house sustained him.
There is a man living in Huron, Ohio.
who lias twenty-four children by one wife,
all Imlu an<i In-arty, eighteen of whom are
males, c?publ" of b"nring arm*.
Specie Payments Resumed The U. S.
B ink Pus notes. maJe payable in this city,
?re now regularly redeemed at maturity by
trie U. 5$. Batik in N -w York.
Jour, of Com.
The present number of convicts' in th"
Georgia Pei itunnary is 160.
The Auditor General of Pennsylvania,
in reply to a h#:?'r from 'lie Ed or of 'ho
II irrshurg Reporter, states that tbe U
S aii a R ink has furnished no report on its
nuudi'i'-n since Nov. 1836, though required
to ?l<? so bv 1'ia.
Pork. Tim Lifavett" (Indians) Fr?-e
Pr-ii of O t. 10:h. mm : Ttierr are mof
f it hogs in thu's- dun of Indiana than have
ever before been fed in one season.
Flouk. Six y-six tbous <nd eight hun.
died ami ninety six buslu Is of wli< a , und
fourteen thousand 'wo 4>uridred and thirtyeight
h ?rrels r?f flour, were cleared from
the offi e of t 10 ea ? I collector at Ruir?!o.
from In* 14 h to the *221 ul. m -lus vc.
I h 9i ctd in the Ciriciniinte Gazette of
:h" 20 >i ultimo, h it the Franklin and Lalay-It
Banks of Cincinnati, *oull resuni"
specie p lynv-Mts in a few d iys.
Micu:ga:i Tlie election reiurns from
thiii siato nidir ate the success of the Whigs.
.-State Dubts. Tie S ate deb' of TenRosier
is oulv $2 fiti6; -hat ofMtssac.huSeitji,
nearly 8b <H):?,UU0 ; that of Pennsylvania
$32,01)0.01)0.
Mobile Nov. 11.
We bava th" satisfaction of announcing
to our distant r aders the O'-curr ocoof frost
suili -lently severe to <'i }ml all appo-hen
s.ous i.f .i con inuinC" of t c epidemic, a d
t ai consequently absentee* arc return.ng
upon us in crowds.
Tliom i II orii Postmaster at George.
town. (11 * * |1 at thnt nl.iei. nn li r.w.rni.ir.
- I - 6
ih< il .ii ins*.
Macon. Nov. 12. 0 Fiiday night, one
of ilm n gro houses b-lonqing to Josiah
I)i<>son. of this county, caught fir* and was
outturn d to the ground ; and shucking t<>
rcl !> *, it valuable n?*gro man, with lea wtf
uud ci.ild, p -riihed in tin* fl.mv s.
Telegraph.
Old Prices Retcrning The D ty o<
Journ d at >tc* t 'it a contract to d? liver
lUoO b rr la of floor :it $ } fid 1-2 lias been
in <d" ny a miller of that vicinity. The
Mi'idletown (O ) M i I st i:?*s ;h*t a lot ot
c<>rn was sold in H.anil on last w?**k at 2.r?
cents i er bushel, and that nnother lot cou'd
no. mill a par* baser at that price. In the
r -h corn iitsiriei of Missouri. 12 1-2 cen a
per tiasat l now .lie s nndipg price.
Cleveland Herald.
A letter from Commodore Porter nnnoun.
ees his s ifo Arrival in Smyrna. The letter
s ittes Ilit*t the Archipelago is still swarmnig
with p rate.-, on account of which n convoy
is required of the light cruis rs or Eng.
lino, franco mid Ans'ra, to protect the
commerce oi their respective fl igs, which,
as occuson* occur, is willingly ex'ended in
one Qnntrier. Pennsylvania!).
t/iio of the tw? beau'ifnl giraffes, own?d
hy Messrs Wi Ish & Co., died la'ely in
N'wark, N.J. Tihuo animals cost abou1
v thousand dollars.
The S\ dnev Argus of Nov. 4, say* : *4A
largo portion of t e banks of Ohio stt'l con.
I tinue specie |>aynien's.
I A committee oi l*) Vermont House oi
R'-presen nives has reported in favor in.?k?
i. g a geological survey of 'ric State?pro.
p isiug an appropriation of SJuOi) for thai
object.
A letter dated Providence, Nov. 12 h
says : "S<?me ihn-e or lour of t ur Bank4
have voted io resume, if enough w.lijoir
iliein to make n majori y of the Banks, anr
1 rather think thoy wili|gct a majority, bu
it is yet uncertain.**
A dr. ymon in Cincinnati hud to pat
S'i50 a fevv days since, f.,r carelessly run
mug over a child wi?h hi* cart. The lath
er of the child recovered the above sum ir
mi action f<?r tresspass.
By ?P irli imeniarv paper, just printed, i
appears that froin the first ofJanuary, ISitS
to the pr aoot time, hfy.tuvo slave \esn |
navo D?Tn urougnt m-iorc the Uiifcrcn
courts of mixed i'o:nnrsg>on for uttjuflira
tion, at Si-rra Leouo, Havana, und R .? Ja
nciro. Tin y wore all condemned vxorpt
mi? two.
Hook Publishing, in Ncw^York, Hi
. ?ti<?ut come to n s'and, and muny ofiha larg
' puliiivtuiif; firma arc discharging thoir hand]
1 i? a rl 'ha; Mr. Brunei. th?* retahrn'c
engineer and const rue or of Tham Tor
nel, has discovered a way of obta oing roi
tray vprod at the rate of 200 rnttai an hour
4
) pecttfd bom Col. J. H. Lvmw ot Ooeqp%
, (Ik Hua. U. L. Fihomm of cbariexastui;
her distinguished friend* of the caose I
Ail the Auxiliary Temperance gori Mil a net
thoMe dmrotw of becoming Abetter?, dMF
solicited to send their Ddyitu and by them
tr&nnoiit eucb fends m tsav choose in om
Corresponding Secretory.
Columbia, Nov. 12, 1829.
On Friday 29ib. imt. *t 7 o'cloafc P. If,
a# Eulogy on Robu Y. Hsyne will be defer,
ered by D. W. Moore, at the Male Academy
after which an addfees by J. W. Ervia. The
community are reapecUeUy invited to attend.,
'By order of the Washington Society.
W. L. T. PRINCE Wry.
^!5SIwTlaff!?5S
Paidat. Kotera'er 22.
unou.. rta j * C. | ? C
Beef in tuarkot, lb 0 5 a Q 7
Bacon from wagons, lb It a 12
-'iy retail, lb 14 a 13
Butter lb U a 2ft
Beeswax lb 20 a 23
Bagging yard 18 a 23
Bale Rope lb 10 a 12$
Cofioe lb 121 a I*
Cotton, lb 9 a 10
Corn buah 75 a 60
Flour, Country, scarce brl b 50 9 75
Feathers fin wagon* ib 01 50
Fodder. 1001 be 87| a 1
Class, window 6?10, 5'ifl 3 25 -a 3 37|
, " 10*12, 50ft 3 50 a 3 75
H Oes, green ib 5 a
??? dry lb 18 a
ft run IUU1DS 5 60 t ? 60 I
IuJi{o lb 7ft t 9 SO
Lama cuk 4 a 4 SO
Urd ib 12| 15
Loatbcr, sola ib 22 8ft
i bead, bar tb 10 a
Logwood u> 10 a 15
Muinvaos ftS! ft9 * .. -ft?
, , Jf. O. gal 90 f
Nails, cut, iMMivuid lb 7| t t
wruaglu lb 16 a. iS m
' >ata bush 50 a
Oilf curriers gal 75 a 1
, 'iimp gal 1 35 a
Unwed gal I 10 a 1 85
l>in'a, while lead keg 3 25 a 4 52
t Mj an. brown lb 8 a IS
Pork lOOlba 8 a 10
Rice lOOlba 5 a 6
bag 2 50 a
s Ib IS* a 13
>u^ar lb 10 a 12J
Kill each 3 a 3 25
bush 1 25 a 1 50
>iwl, American lb 10 .a
. Kngliab lb 14 a
German lb 12 a 14
i JtUow Ib a 12 4
l'ua .imperial lb 1 a 1 374
??, lijrson Ib 1 a 1 25
Tobacco. mai\ufe< tur?d lb 10? a 9q
. CHARLESTON,
Noreinbcr 16, 1839.
Btgging. Hemp, 17 a 23
Bale Hope, lb 8 a II I 2
Pioon Hnao, Ib 10 a 15
8noul4i i>, ll? 7 I 2 a B*
Bi.lca, Ib 8 1.2 a 9 1.2 /
B titer. Goehnn, prima, Ib 25 a
B.icus, l-h rb-.aioii let quality 13 a
do. Northern 8 a 10
t'otfoc. Interior to fair, lb 9 1-2 a 11
Good foir to prime, lb II 1-2 a 12
Choice grceu Cuoa Ib K'4 to 1*24
Porto Rico. >b 11 1.2 a Id 1-9
Ri ., lb 11 12s 1.2 *
Cotton, Up ord. k inf. lb
Mid-brig to middling fair lb
Fsir to filly fair lb (
Good Fair lb
Choi -e lb - *
i Fia*?. Horrinra. nonr. MJ A ? A.
Mackerel. No. 1, bbl 13 00 a 11 00
do. N ?. 2. bbl 11 01 a 12 00
do. No. 3 bbl 7 00 a 7 50
Fiour. Bait. II S. mp. bbl *
Ptiiladeipliia and Virginia, bid a
Canal, bbl a
Corn, bueh 65 a 70
Iron, Pig, I'M) lb 1 00
Swecde*. assorted 100 lb 5 00 a
Ru>aia, bar. 100 lb 5 -25 a
Moitven, Cuba gal a
New Orb-ana, bbi a
Sugar ilouso, gal a
OiU, Sp rcn, w inter o*r*J gnl 1 35 a
Summer straintxl. gtl. 00 a 95
I.:ns"ud, g-.l HO a f9
I Tanner*, bid 12 a 15
I Pork. Moss, bbl 20 0U a 21 00
j Prime, btd 1H 00 a 19 00
i M 'M, Union, bbl a
I Rico. Inferior to good, 100 lbs 0 00 a 0 00
Fair to prime, 0 O'l a 0 00
Choice, a
Sugir. Mueeova'o, U? 7 a 10
Porto Rico and St. Croix, lb 7 J a 10}
Huvanna white, lb 11} a 12}
do brown lb 7} a 9
i I?outaiana, lb 6} a 7}
Loaf, lb 15 a 17
Lump, lb 14 a
Silt, Liv. coarse, sack 4 bush I 6?} a 175
Fine, sack 4 bush a
Turks Island, bush 45 a
f EXCHANGE.?Bills on England. 9 a 10 per
> ct. prom. On France, we quote 5f. 25 a 5f. 9).
Sight cherka on New York hare been freely
! taken at 9 a 10 per ct. The Bank ofChatWsUsn
chocks on New York for her own notes, at 2
per ct. prein.?tier bills are UkvR 44 aS per
ct. prom. Wo quote Specie, 4 a 5 per. r.X. prom.
j Okru Cotton.
t SOME of the seed of this valuable cotton
are left for sale at tbr*office.
?% - ?
* tr
Fciimfc Institution.
1 firrt ifnon of tho Rockingham FV
JL mat* Institution, for the rnwiitf y?w,
I will commence on tho eccoud menday in January
nc*t.
^ l<oardera will bo tocommojala) by familieain
' tho village or by tho principal of the inW-flution
' Peraona w'jo wi*h to obtain bo ird and tuition fa
young I die* are r-qneatod to make early application.
November 22d, 1639.
2 ft
|H - *~ 1
* Coffee.
rl Kit B,r Rio. Lagefca, ?ml Ceka Oa**
wW O in atore, and I'm tda? wkoUnal* or r*
1 * tail by
?. It MALT OY.
! No*. 60th, MM 3t
S*V. rftan
}G^ ^Ss^S!^
JUi
Of lbs bit ^
kr : \Wtf %%?*xAiMSfr - vS?
f^j^lB oo.|wi4Mrabij^^i^ddfl^B^0BBBW^^Bj^
limitation on" the l? *?y dfVKfiJHflbv
Thsrefere, thio Is to a / <1* xwHrilM-a^K. ftJol
toioecs, that ?r? will etuoso ot^N^E^|M^H<|*|?
STOCK of uoot&TtbJ' 3?S-$2$8BS
osoUftao faw day today natiftlM JrfcwIii^Hwi^
posed ofc n* 1
ISHAM A. PWU ^I^B
v.^ bubwbx*, o? ire<Mjp- ^
rttIHE eo. partnership hmlMbi':
J. Mmw lAt tSubooribers. Mii tt? \ '
firm of B. L. i>UM AB, * CO., f I lift 11| f K
couuty. is on tills daf diasolapd by tMrtMl (VS>
sent, ttud ?ra UltS ths fiber*/ of L^grtibMr OUT
friends und eadonwm gtoottlir, tltst they h?rs
oor wannest thanks for tbcir lib ml paCijgMjl
heretofore extended, said furthor soar dot da
bate reduced tj^e price of eu^^oodKoosdsr do "* .
close bus uses, and.will uaftjfapl Mt?Ms. M
die 34;h Dccomber next, tlas ^iils>ffl bf fUct
tb-n su band. Ate. Ail persons indiblad taaNA. 3
*r conoern by account, las up to Kfe? lajptjef
ieesery last, srili call and Afcless ^IbiyAfta ^ J9
cash or note previous to the day ofw^fcjPbBW
a??"? Tlnsti f '-? '?-^-^w *eaiuVb<Kl^-^J
may upm to <tod tlx** account* in thshandsa?
aifoflfear for collection, as Ion?t hidulga ?no
oauuot nor will not or
I fdWELL L, 1>U UAS. J
Novomber It, 1S3SI. ,t> * B-9t
? ,*j ?MT 'I7- ? % *
New Goods. /*
TWm U G subscriber is agaia opostng a ito?k ** M
goods in Chenw, wall ?4mM to lbs ?tt
sou. * Inch bo is prepared to toll at pricMray 1
much roducod, citbor by wholmilpat retail fls
Imji,g-lit s largo proportion of bia Goods at Ite "*
Now York package sales in September last, J|*
tl.inka he can aeM tham as tow to ths J am W
nought ia any of the Southern taaa*.
* MoAJKfNovember
22d, 1839. * , St
, . . ... to its ' ' u ^
Auctiou. * $
THE nematode*" of tip rasigsal stock of i A
goods toe. of Jno. MaUoy 4 Oa.
~A~L S O- ?
Al goods writers tarns of forarr owls bam I
been complied with will bo sold at Pufctic Auction
so Saturday tbs 83d inat. al 10 ortook A. It.
D. MALLOY, -i
A M. M'-IVCK. J *?? **
Ckrrait, No*. 1814, 1130.
L? "
Siii i i . . .i ana
n
CHEBAW AOrCBTlMEM. . 1
Ttio Editor of the Cberaw Guatta has de- c
termined, at the suggestion of tbo Pea Dee ^
Ag'icuUural Society, to devota mora apace
than idhoer.y to Agriculture, mad matters par*
t % tiling specially to its ?ntcreate. About nine %
columns, or a page and a half sreafly, will be ,
occupied with this sublet, except when it
shall be necessary to mako room fm fun H"si *
.Mensages, and a tow other political pap?M
such as every intelligent citizen ought to real.
A large proportion of what aha! appear andar
ths Agricultural hoad must, of course* be aa>
lected. But the numerous Agstoultora] peri.
i?i?cila now published in this country ashrd
abundant and exce I lent maleriui tor selection ;
and, after a short t-one, the reports, and ofhoea S?H
psperH of the Pee Deo Agrirultortl Hocart*
w til of themeelvce, form no iwcofliidnnbii
nody of original matter, all of it adapted particularly
to this part of the country. And It
>? hoped, aleo, that among the* numerous intelligent
and enterprraing p!ar.le of UiO eutrounding
districts and counties some may be
found who win, occasional^, lake the ttovUt
of contribntnqt to the cetiupoa of the paper the * 4
result of thoir experience. ^ j?
Among the evi jjecte which will engage (he
Editor's attention the culture efeiUt shall net
be ovorlo&aed. Ample lnrrucfhps will be
given, in their proper aueon. far cultivating
tlie morus mulicaulis and making silk.
The naner will oeoouae the canee of no carte
in politics, but shall contain an iasparttaleoon- Ai
wary of political intelligence, and, cocasfaitaKy, -^r
abte speeches ami well written sesays (when
met with) fajrly discussing the ptintialee and J
meaaareaof all patties. Ilia behaved that* *>.
comparatively small apace devoted to political
eubjecta in thta way may be made more profits- u~
bh> to toe Farmer of domestic habits, who wishes
to be acquainted with the true stgte of the
country and qualified far a proper and intetti.
gent discharge of the duties of citizenship, thai
a whole sheet filled, from week to weotj, and aH
year to yoar, with one-aided diaeuetione, end
he tncre quarrel* of editors and politieiana,?
whilst, at the sacne time, it will not be cahrolatcd
to estrange neighbor from neighbor, or
to mislead into a belief that one half of the
count,j, arc >?*? patriotic then the other, er
lees ardently attached to our vefnraSt&S isiitaiiona.
oo mncn ci tne totirlf) wa ttiMR Hflt U
occupied with ?undutf dvcrtwMMMe wM
generatty be i'i!lt:u^up
I pert imp priw^ ,
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