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IE_ - MM1.0'lB?MP?gS * -^. FEEDING MILCH COWS. Mr Tucker under this head says "natural grass is the first and best of aii food for rows: and where this can be obtained in sufficient (quantities nothing further cnu be beared. Sweet and nutritious grass gives a richness and flivor to milk, retainable from no other source; and which milk produced from grusrf, distillers was!), or roots ran never equal. Of lho grasses says Mr. Tucker, lucorn is the best, but as this is no ;t cultivated grass, ihf' next best is cl"ver. Perhaps we have nothing in this country which excels the clover for imparting richness and even fragruncc to our milk. The grasses ar^lvs* for fading when green, hut the season of the year has arrived when green grass is no longer to be obtained, it is therefore necessary if we feed Willi grass at all In feed it os hay. Curtcrn* from three acres of grass, cut and fed thirty milch cows with 231 bs. cue du\ for 200 J?vs. He says their health was excellent, and their rndk superior, and 1? ?-1 ' '> < "? r.??/l >?.,/) iiu? .limn thintj I 5 IV* I'? II J*" JIUJUUVIU I I ^ ^ by grazing would have required 73 acr<'s. If such is the saving it would evidently be fMitter for iw to pp-pare grass for ?Itis par. ticnhr purpos . and though a hand may be required to cut and carry the grass, it will be found a saving of time and labor. With us itj T'-rtn ssee, the Orchard grass wdl, perhaps, be found the best ; u..d iu addit on to this, we ran have blue grass, upon which they may continually graze,?bul when the winter arrive? what is to be done 1 if you have saved yonr clover hay you will Hud it the best food. The slops from your eook houses ant very good, and when the cow becomes accustomed to it, will drink ii kindly n* a pig. We now come to the sub ject which we had mainly fn view in pen uing this article, viz: the caution necessarily w in changing diet. The*ech ing"s in most crises act preju dcialiy, such, for instance, as a sudden change from grass to grain without a preparation. The aiimenjary canal being hardly yet in a sraie of digesting capacity, suf fcis from the increased powers necessary to draw nutriment from substances less digestible than those before in use, thence fob lows costiveness, hear, and thirst, as well as an unhealthy state of thecoa1, which soon leek harsh and dry. The snmo rule will b ^ follow from n generous diet to a poor one ; f?"changing, great care should be tuken as to salting, wat? ring, and qunnfit)'. V?ry little grain should bo given at first,?mix it with hoy or shucks, sprinkle with salt water mixed with some bran, by this moans con. stipvtion and repletion may be avoided.? IJran washings should be used until the bowels appear to be relaxed. A house is desirable when you are making these changes, and much care should bo taken ns to the exercise, the regu ar time of feeding, watering, &c. &c. A word on sailing and wc are done. All are satisfied, we presume, or the good effects of suit on the system, vegetables and meats ore unpalatable without salt. The oncien's held salt in high estimation. The will animals of the forest sc k with avidity the licks, and often encounter danger in getting to them ; nil this cannot uris from mere accident or caprice, but a powerful instinct beyond control, which compels them to seek it. Those who have observed it have found it as necessary to horses, esittl?* end sheep, and they should l?e supplied ut regular slated intervals all seasons of the year. It promotes their henllh and im proves I heir condition. It promotes digestio i and preserves health by destroying the worms of the stomach. Western Farmer. cattle. "The best cattle have the face rnlh< r short, the muzzle small, the horns fine, the: neck light?particularly, where it joins the bead ; the chest wi le deep and cipuetntis ; 4*' lite lad broad und fiat towards the top, hui ^ V tlnn towards the lower part, which it will a!. * win s be when ;!?e animal ir small hoi-ed ; tito lower part of the thigh small, the legs ' 1 r ~ i 1 .1 ?i. short, straight, clean, nnu unc uou-u, muupi pot so fine ns to ind catc delicacy of cons i. tution ; the fl< xh rich mid mellow to ihe feci, the skin of a rich and silky appearance; the countenance clean and placid?denoting the evenness of temper, csSent al to quick feeding and a disposition to gel fa;." Every breed of animals which has, through a few generations, been over fed, requires similar feeding, and the offsprim; of such animals require,and can digest moic food than others. The qualities chiefly to bo sought for in catdo are a tendency to fatten on httlo fool, and to give an abut), dance of rich milk. The tendency to f men is indicated chiefly by the capuci y of tiie chest. Cows which give much milk have the power of eating and digesting much food. The breeds of cows which ?>ive lessmdk and manifest greatest disposition to become fat will fatten on less food. New Goods THE subscriber is again opening a stock of goods in Choraw, well adapted to the season, which ho is prepared to soil at prices very much roduced,cither by wholesale 01 retail, lie bought a large proportion of his Goods at the New York package sales in September last, with a view of wholesaling and is confident he can sell them as low as they can be bought in any of tho Southern towns. V.B. 3IcARN. November 20d, 1833. 2 tf Blacksmith's Tools. A good supply of the above on hand and for. sale cheap by D. MALLOY. December 4th, 1839. 4 tf C offee. 0* Bags Rio, Lnguira, and Cuba Coffee, io store, and for sale, wholesale or ro. toil by 1) MALLOY. Not 8th. 1839. 2 3t I '( he Preacher. OR Three Hundred and Forty sketches of ' Original Seriuons selected from tho manuscrripts of two eminent Divines of the last ceniurv with an essay on the Composition ol a 1 Sermon. a F??r sale it the Bookstore. f Dcember 27, 1*39. 7 * tf { Sheriff's Sale. BY order of the Court of Ordinary will be sold at Chesterfield Court House on the first inonday in January next all the Real Estate of Ranald McDonald decoased, consisting of two trints nf land, one on Lynches Crock, containing 325 acres, one other trac on the waters of Black Creek containing 295 acres more or loss. Conditions; as much cash as wiil pay tha expenses of Sale; one month's credit on the bal- i anco, purchaser giving bond, with good personal . security and a inortg "go to the Ordinary if requi. ? red. Purchaser paying for necessary papers. 1 {Sheriff's Office Chester eld C II. t December 10th, le39. \ J NO. EVANS, S. C. D. 5 tf t , Sheriff Sales. ON Writs of Fieri Facais, wi'l he sold before ' tiie Court House Door on the first Monday hi January and day following, within tho legal hours the f<>.lowing property viz. 9 00 Acres of land more or less whereon the ( defendant resides lying on both hides of the ( road leading from Chcstti field Court House to Lancustervillc and adjoining the lands of Win. LM.ikcney at the s' veral suits of John Masscy for the use of the Estate of John Maesey De. ( ceased and Tulilhu H illiman vs Evan Threat. > 1000 Acres of land more or less whereon the ( defendant resides at the several suits of A. Iliuc, ( William Martin, and John N. Williams vs. Ran aid McDonald. 2 Lots in Powe Town, together with the improvements thereon knoun ami distinguished in tiic plan of said Town by lots Nog. 7 t and 75 (seventy four and seventy five) containing I feet front on Powe Street, by feet deep at the suit of John N. Williams vs. Alexander GTahum Adinr. of 11. Tryon. i 54* Acres of land more or less on tho south side of big Westfi-Ids Creek whereon the defen- . dant resides aujoining th lands of Mrs. flinson, t Samuel White, Junes Eveielt and Wi'liaiu J " ? ? ?? ir : Pegues, at the si-versl suits ot joim u. .ucivci.zn:, McK -nzie <$ Mulhcson, Peter L. Robeson ami others vs. Thr-shl y While. ]')(> Arret; of land more ??r less on tho waters of Fork Creek whereon the dofen hut resides adjoining the lauds of John C. Mango.n and Murdoch Mi K .skill at the suit of Culhiiigi and Covington vs. Aivjn Jotdun. 140 Acres of land more or less whereon the defendant resides adjoining the lands of Charles ? Maples nnd David Johns ul the suit of K. & C. ' Brunnell vs. Eli Johns. 1 Terms, Cash, purchasers paying for necessary payers. JOHN EVANS. Shff. C. D. Sheriff's OfTieo Chesterfield ) C. II. Dec. 14. 18314. \ 0 2t Bank of Charleston S C. ! I fiSlHE Legislature a! its last Session, having -R- passed an Act authorising the postpone I ment to n future period of the payment of the 13d and 4th Instalments on the additional Capi- i i tal of this Bank, the Stock holders are informed 1 that the same will not he required to he paid 1 on the fir.A Monday and Tuesday in January next, as directed by the Charter. By order I 1 of the Board. A. G ROSE, Cashier, J The Newspapers in the Country that have ? advertised for the payment of the Instalments j in January next, will give the above one inscr- \ lion, stopping the fonner advertisement. 1 Dec. 27 7 It. Morus Multicauiis. 1 ' ? <* - - - I 1? ' gj 1 lib SUOSCriDPr nas ror S.iu; a. lurgo nuuiuci , _j?L of Morns Multicaulis cuttings. In tho | qualities which give value for planting, viz: ( sizk and maturity of wood, they are believ- ? ed not to hr eurpassed, perhaps not equalled by anv others forsale in the United Slates. This is 1 i owing to the great distance allowed in planting as well as to suitable sod and good culti- I vation. Owing to tbe present scarcity of ino- 1 ney, and ti e conseqont depression in the price 1 of every thing rise, they are offered at a very ( ' redrcd price. Persons wishing to purchase 1 j should apply early ; because ail noi engaged are now off red in a distant market. Besb'cs, if not 6old before Spring the price may then be higher. Printed directions for plant ing and eui ivating will be furnished without ( charge to those who purchase. i > M.MACLEAN. j i Clieraw s. C. December 4lb 1339. i i i Datliiigtim Female bcmina.r.y-. TIIC duti ?s of 'his institution will he resumed 1 on lb-" l<t of January and continued during 1 th 5 year 1^49 under the circction of Mks. S. C. IIawley and Miss E. G. Uooi.e. ( The plan of instruction pursued will comprohend a thorough and substnnti .1 course of Eng. | lish Education, together with the more liberal branches of polite learning usually pu sued in ( similar institutions in one Country, including, i the Greek, Latin &. French Languages, History, , Botany, Rhetoric, Mental & Natural Philosophy , Chemistry, Geometry, Algebra &c. &.c. No Exertions will be spared on the part of tho 1 instiuclors, to render the semminary of the first rauk. TERMS. > The Elementary Department, per quarter 04,00 j Intermediate 7,00 ( I Higher classes including Greek ; f & L ittin 10,00 ' Lessons in French 5,00 i December, 24 h 1 ?3J>. A. DROMGOOLE SIMS. President of the Board. P. S. Instructions in drawing ind Music with tho piano will also bo given by Mrs. A. Tliroop j recently from Vermont. Instructions in forming Wax Florcis by Mrs. j Tliroop together with lessons in Crewelle and ( the other brandies of ornamental needle work. j I Music on the Piano per quarter $510.00 , Drawing and Painting 5,00 , Instructions in Wax. Flowers and Fruite . ? Q nn JHT CUUIXC v,vv i Also The Malo Academy will be opened on * i the Second Monday in January under the man- 1 i agement of Mr.?J. E. ZJargan. Rates &.cas in 1 the Female Semminary. A. D. S. December 24, 1939. 7 5t The Charle-ton Obsorver and S. C. Temper, ance Advocate will insert the above each, three < limes and forward their accounts. I Nails. * if? Kegs Nails and Brads, a!so|4 hags 2 in ^ tPvJt Wrought anJ Horee Shoo Nails, foj. sale by D. MALLOY. December 4th, 1839. < 4 !f Notice. rlJE copartnership of J. Lazarus &Co. will ' dissolve on the first day of January next ?y its limitation. The subseiibers mteiiuing t# iiake a final close of their tusiness, desire that ill persons having demands against Ihcni should iresent them for payment or settlement. JOSHUA LAZARUS. A.J. MOSES. Chcraw, 27th Nov. 1839. 3 *f Robert's Mik lUuiiuui, FOR SALE t tho Bookstore. Cheraw, Nov 15, 1839. 1 tf_ New Books LATELY Received by w gon the following new works a! the Bookstore, viz : In Theology and Ileligioua Literature: Board, mn Original Sin, Village Sermons, Jjnkin on fustifi. ition, Good's Better Covenant McDowell's Bible Class Manual. Signs of tho Times by D. Cuylcr, Memoir of Dr. Bade II by Dr. Tyng, Boston's Crook in the Lot. Dick's Theology, .McEuen on the Types of the Old Testament, Scoug.ilV works, Philip's Guides complete in two vols. McRie on the Book of Esther, Christian Yont.'i's Book. Hodge's History of the Presbyterian Church, Gumoy's Biblical Notes in proof of the Deity ofJcRus Christ. In General Literature; Cowper and Thomson 1 vol. 8 vo Henians Poems 1 vol. 8 vo. Crubbe, Hebcr and Pollock 1 vol 8 vo. .Moore's \Vopks, Ijvol. 8 vo. Juniu's Letters, Broods Universal Gazetteer. Mctropolit in Pulpit, being sk'-tches r>f the most eel Crated living fcngiisn i reacucr? uf all Denominations, Lord Brougham's sketches af Characters in the reign of George III. Dr. Humphrey's Tour, M ips of S. Carolina, Do. of Uuroliuus and G<oigia. Also the following School Books; Murray's Grammar. Kirkhatn's Do. English Reader, Jones Chemistry, Do. Philosophy, Bourdon's Algebra. See. &<*. Choraw Nov. 14, lb'49. _1 tf Notice. X*HE Notes and accounts due to John Malloy *V. < o. are in the hands of Duncan M alloy ; those indebted will cull at his counting room, and make payments. Suits wit! be instituted without discrimination ignnst all who sh.dl ftil to pay, before the next J cturn day, for Chesterfield District. j D. MALLOY, A jM. Mr.lVER, Asgn's of J. M alioy A. Co. Che-aw December 24, 1839, 7 tt Land Wanted WA N'TED a farm suitable for Mulberry and Siik Culture, for winch a store in the lentro of tho Cotton business in ibis town would >e exchanged. Tho situation mubt bo healthy. Snqniro at this off:re. Disceintmr 27th, 1839. 7 tf New Orleans & I rinidad MOLASSES. "g flHDS. Now Orleans & Tritiida JL olasses of very superior quality ito ? and for sale by D. MALLOY I he Latest Arrivals. rUE fall purchases of Books and stationary have recently cmne to hand emhr ?cing a rariety of Works, Religious, School, arm Miseelancous, "from grave to gay, from lively to severe." Among them ure tho following : iVfosheim's Church History continued to 181-6 Mduel's Do. 1 vol. English Edition, Phm-uI'? Proviuciil Letters. Bsirdiis Pious Women. A 1 u111private Thoughts, (Loud.) Tytip's I^ccures on the Law and Gospel, Dick's Future State &.cM Life of Cr.ininer, Woods on Baptism. j " t * nrt i t| c i* tlornc ftUUC.'tllon oy j. laymr nuiuor m iniaicisin &c., Philips' Life and Times of Buny.tn, Methodist Hymns, various binding*. Parkhursts Lexicon of the Greek Testament, n n>w and improved Edition, Robinsons l)o. i?ii;ipp's Gre?-k T slainent, Grisback's Do. (il.ke's Dictionary of Biography, a la-go and raluablo work, Whatelys Rhetoric, Guizot's History of Civilization, Plutarch's Lives 1 vol. ivo. Gibbon's Rome 4 vol. t?vo Rollin's An licnt History 1 vol. 8vn Goods Hook of Nature lvol. 8vo. Marshall's W ishington 3 to!s. Hvo. Spark's Do. 1 beautiful volume, Ab rerornhies Intellectual Powers, Opie on Lying, Do Cure for Seandul, CowiH>rs Homer, 2 vols, I7mo. Crockett's Songs, Burtons Comic Songs, Fortune Teller's Book; Comics and Tragic#, Gentlemen's Medical Pocket Book ; American Orators own Book ; Thugs or Arsassins of India ; Neals Charcoal Sketches ; Form Books : Dream Books: f ??-ttc r Books ; The amusing Sayings and Doings of Sam Slick, Oliver Twist, Sandford md Morion, H .zen's Panorama of all Trades and i Professions. Rhymes for tho Nursery, Mother | Goose's good old songs that amused oai infancy, Shakespeare 1 vol. 12mo. Lond. Edit. Calf kinding. More's Sirred dr -ams, Heuttie and Collins, Crabh's forms, R.sselns, N- wlon's Li tters, Roinjin's Idle of Fuilli, Rogers' Rooms, Aikcnsidt-s Pleasures of imagination,Ci rays I'oa .s,C ha pone's Letters, Cottages of Glenburnie, (these arc ill fine English editions) very handsome copies of the Bible atid Testament. Chaptnj's C'liciniy. try together with several new Nos of Harper's Family Library. Cheravv, December 27th, 1839. 7 tf Elementary Books. For Sunday and Common School*. ITMOX Primers, Union Sjielliug Book. Union Uyinns. Union Questions, Browns Catechism, Cheap Testaments, Shorter Gate, chisin, Lorell's Young pupils First Book. Worm-slur's Primer. (*t!lan?!ct's Pictura Dcfiner. Young Reader, New York Reader, Child's Reader, Worcester's second Book, Webster's American and Elementary Spelling Books, Dil wort It's and Town's Do. together with a full assortment of the mora advanced English and Classical Scho 1 Books received during this fall it the Bookstore. A liberal discount made to Teachers who purchase in quantities to supply .heir Schools. December 27. 1339. 7 tf (irnpe Vines THE Choicest Grape Vines of more than 100 kinds now bearing in 4 acres of flour isiung vineyard, or rooiod plan's sold at a 1-4 a dollar each ; except two kinds, Norton's Virginia Seedling and VVeller's Halifax, which on account af their peculiar excellencies arc sold at a dollar inch well rooted, and 10 dollars a hundred for luttinga of 5 buds eae.h, or two cents a bud for these und 1.2 cent a bud lor other kinds of Crape Duttings. But Cuttings of the Isabella, Cataw>a, Scuppernong and some others will be given :o those wishing then) and trading with the subscriber at Brinkleyville, N. C. SIDNEY WELLER. Brinkleyvil e, Halifax county N. Carolina. September 24, 1839. 7 tf Also a large number of Mufticaulis trees and :utfings, from old trees and therefore best for jropagation. D= Dr. M. MacLean, of Cheraw will act as igent to receive and forward orders, as well as rincs or trees. Okra Cotton. SOME of the seed of this valuable cotton ire left for sale at this office. 2 tf i PROSPECTUS OF TUB AND CHSBAW A xiV i.RTISER* The Editor of the Cheraw Gazette has determined, at the suggestion of the Pee Dee Ag'icuitural Society, to devote more space than formerly to Agriculture, and matters pertaining special y to it? interests. About nine columns, or a page and a half weekly, will be occupied with this subject, excep' when it snail be necessary to make roocn for Executive Messages, and a few other political paper's such as every intelligent citizen ought to read. A large proportion of what shall appear under the Agricultural head must, of course, be selected. Hut the numerous Agricultural periodicals now published in tins country afford abundant and excellent materials for selection; and, after a short tnie, the reports, and other papers of tell Pee Dee Agricultural Society will of themselves, form no inconsiderable body of original matter, a.1 of it adapted particular to this part of the country. And it is hoped, also, that among the numerous in telhgent and ? nterpr smg plante s cl the surrounding districts ana counties some may be found who.will, occasionally, take the trouble ot contributing to the columns of the paper the result of their experience. Among the su>jects which will engage the Editor's attention the culture of silk shall not be overlooked. Ample ins ruciions will be given, in their proper season, for cultivating the moms mulicaulis and making silk The p-<per w ill espouse the cause of no party in politics, but shall contain an impartial sum mary of political intelligence, and, ccasionally, able speeches and well written essays (w hen met with) fairly discuss ng the principles and measures of all parties. It :s believed that e comparatively small space devoted to political subjects in thin way may he made more profitable to the Farmer of domestic habits, who wishes to he acquainted with the true state of the country and qualified for a proper and intelligent discharge of?lie duties of citizens hip, thai, a whole sheet tilled, from week to week, and year to year, wi h one-sided discusrions, and he mere qtiarn Is of editors and politicians,? whilst, at the same time, it w ill not he calcuated to estrange neighbor from neigh nor, or to mislead into a belief that one half of the country are less patriotic than the o her, or less ardently attached to our republican instit unions. So much of the fourth page as shall not be occupied with standing advertisements will generally he filled up with matter of moral and religious cast, and articles conducive, in other respeets, to proper family iustrucuon and family discipline. II the increase to the subscription list upon issuing this Prospectus shall he sufficient to warrant the expense, new type will be procured, forthwith, for the body of the pap?-r; that is for the part now printed in large le ter; and at the commencement of the next volume the title of the paper will lie changed to Earners' Gazelle and Cheraw Advertiser. For Terms soe first p :gc. September, 1839. THE EMPIRE STATE-ENLARGED. JAKUARV 1, 1 840. PP.CSPECTTT3. Determined to make mjequate returns for 'he liberal and increasing encourage, mem g'v< n to this p ip- r, w' ieh hears n| it N ine and doleiels the Honor uml Inferos s oi the EM PI UE STATE?the pub. I;sl ers propose, on the commencement of the year 1840. to issue mis paper in the folio fin ni, on an enlarged si vet of the M- mrrnit: Size, to i xc? crl in size mid style of ex. cution, any weekiy newspaper pub. lishrri ii this ci y or country. The most ample urrangem nits nro making to give to the paper all those attractions, ns a well conducted Polilieul, Literary and Miscellaneous Journal, which the in elligi nee a-.il good tiis'e o; the prestti. age require. In its arrangement anil execution. and ih?' amount ol reading matter it will contain, as well as in i's early and faithful record of News, foreign n.<d domestic, loenl, and general, the EMPIRE STATE will be unequalled. It will remain staunch, os it ever has been, in support of sound Demoeraiic Whig Principles?an a-lvoeale of Public & Private Economy, Public and P? ivate Vir u*-, Equal Rights and Equal Laws. And ineatering 'or the general reader, we <i?all span* no pains or expense 10 render lie paper a'traclive. valuable and useful.? The choicest srlec ions will be regularly made from lie current Li crnture of the day, together with ample original con'ribn. tons fom the pens of able and practised writers. TERMS OF TEE EMPIRE STATE. EN'LA KGED SERIES. OCT The paper will be published on a Mammoth folio sheer, on paper of superior quality, and beautiful type. OCT The price wdi be $2.50 per annum ?i 11 t *n p/io n firliMinnu i\T. * r\'ir\nt* e*?nt Ill ??ll .1 III HUIUUtV. ilU | ?? lib until ih?- money is received ; and no subsubscriptions received lor a le ss term than s;\ months. 0^7" Those who are now subscribers, or wish :o avail tln mst Ives of the privilege of ! u- present t? rms, may do so by enclosing $2 at any time prior to the 1st January, 1840, and tne paper will ho sent for one year. Afierthnt date,ih?* terms will invariably be S'2 ">() per annum ill advance. Business letters should be addressed to J. GREGG WILSON & CO., Publislnus of the Empire State, 1H2 Niissoi stf' i*t. N. V. Female Seminary. No. Ill Broad Street, Charleston South Caro in a, MRS. LANGLEY will instruct young Ladies in all the English brunches of Polite Literature ; and her Seminary which is located in "ne of Llir* most healthy and pleasant situations in the city, shall be provided with tho most accomplished and respectable teachers in tho departments of French, Spanish, and Drawing. Young Ladies from the country, either for this, or any other Seminary within tho City can be accommodated with board whero due regard will be paid to their moral*, while under her caro. Entrance $5 which shall be aporopriatcd to furnishing a select library lor tho use of the Seminary. October 18. 1839. 49?3in New Stationery. ALirge supply of Stationery has been late, ly received at tho Book Store including Black, Blue and Red ink, Quills of various qualities, sloe I pens, wafer*, sealing wax. ink powder, black *?nd. slate*, paints and paint boxes, su perior gold leaf, Camera hair pencils, German Flutes &c. December 4th, 1339. BY order of the Court of Equity for Chera District in the case of Thomia Stubl and wife vs Samuel McDaniel will be sold i Bennettsville, M irlborough District on the fir monday in Janu iry next (within the usual hour the real Estate of John Standard McDaniclcoi turning three hundred and fifty six acres, 11101 or loss, lying on Grookod Crci k in 6aid Di?lrir and hounded by said creek, by the lands of J. D. vid, John Taylor and Hicks' land. Tnc conditions of the Sale are as follows The purchuso money to be paid on the first day < January A. D, 1841, with interest from the da of sale, except so much as is necessary to defra the expenses of the sale, which is to be paid i cash. Bond and personal security and a mor gngr of the premises, Purchasers to pay for tl necessary conveyances. GEO. W DARGAN, Commissioner in Equity. December 4th, 1839. 5 3/ m _____ Jn Kquity. Marion District?So. Ca. Malcom Stafford and ") Margaret Campbell I Admr's and Admr'x I Bill for partilior oi D. Campbell doe'd. f Ac. vs. Moore S. Walter and | wife ft a.ios. J "B"T appearing to my satisfaction that More f J3L Walter and Mary his tvife heirs and dislr hutces of Duncan Campbell deceased, and D fondants in the ubovu stated case, arc out c aim oc.yond itio limns 01 mid state it is, c motion of H.uIIco am Elliott Comjihinunt Solicitors, Ordered lliat they do nleari, unsw< or demur to tlie Biil of Complaint ir the sa Case within three monthts from the date herei, or the said Bill will bo taken pro c<>nfivso again lliem. EDWARD B WHEELER, Commissioner in Equity. Commissi iner* Office, ( Marion C. II. Oct. I Ifc39 { 48 Chcraw Bacon. HAMS, Shoulders, and Sidos, of my ow curing, for sale. Terms, Cash. A. P. LACOSTE. October 4, 1839, 47?tf Carpenter's Tools. TEE subscriber has just received a verye ensivc assortment of Carpenter's Tool among which arc, Double and .Single, Cast Sic Iron, Jack, Smoothing, Fore, and Joint Planes, Astragals, Beads, Dado's, Hollows at Rounds, Nosings, Grecian Ovalo's. Quirk O. < Rocding. Rabbit, Sido Rabbit, Raising, and Sai Planus, Sash Cord, Coves for steps, Tab Planes, Torus Beads and Cornice Planes, R man O, G. and Fillots, Fillcttsters, Snipes Bill Gothic, Ceiling, Flooring, and Plow Plane Plane Irons, Oil Stones, Key Hole Tcnan and Panel, Hand, Cross Cut and Frame Saw Screw Slide Mortice, and Marking Guago Augurs, assorted qualities, Mortice, Socket, ar Firmer, Chisels and Gouges, Plate and Ir< Squares, Side Bevils, Spoko Shaves, Lock Hinges, Sprigs, Nails, Brads, Ac. ALSO Collins' Club, Hand and Broad Axes, Oh and Pennsylvania Patterns, Hammers, Shinglii and Lathing Hatchets, Ac. Tho above wore purchased low and for cai of tho best manufacturers, and will bo sold chet by D. MALLOY. November 22ti, 1839. 2if New Music. RECENTLY received at the Book Store supply embracing a considerable variel of Songs Sacr d, Sentimental and Humoroui o 1 t-rt MurnlioQ W;ilt7pfl nnrl m I1KIP nnnpr December 4th, lb39. 4 tf Public Sale. BY permission of Turner Bryan Esq. Ord nary of Chesterfield District there wiU I sold at the late residence of George King dccca ed on the 2d of January next all tho porson property of said deceased : consisting of 27 n groes, eight head of Horses, Cattle, Hogs, Cori fodder, Household and Kitchen Furniture, Plai tation Tools, &c. Terms?All sums under five dollars cash, s sums above five dollars, a noto and good secui ty, with interest from date on a credit until tl first of January 1841. GILLAM KING, Admr. 9th December, 1839. 5 5t Kowand's 1 onic Mixture. THE Agency for this valuable modicin is at the ''Bookstore" of Mr. Frince who it may at any tini3 be had by the single bottle < by the dozen. J. A. IN G LIS Agt. Cheraw April S39 Wood. Iwil! furnish Oak and Hickery Wood, $2 50 per cord, Cash. A. P. LACOSTE. October 4,1839. 47?tf I For Sale. | W AR6E Maps of Mississippi and Alabama JLi shewing the Public and Indian Lands, In i dian Reservations, Land Districts, Township : &.c. cngroved ;rom tlic Governments survey and plats in tlie General Land Office, Wash ington City, by E. Gilhaui, draugtsman in th General Land Office. F. Taylor, book seller, Washington City, ha just published (and secured the copy right accor ding to law) the above Maps, which will b found infinitely more complete and accurate thai any heretofore published. They are publisf e< on separate sheets, each containing nearly si: square feet, and will be found especially usefu and valuable to those interested in the lands c either State as they show every item of iuforma lion which is in possession of the Land Offic relative to watercourses, townshiplines, India land and Reservations, land Districts, &c. an wtill lie found perfectly accurate and precise i hose points. They can be sent by mail to an part of the United Stales, subject to single lette postage. PRICE two do'lurs, or three copies t either will be sent by mail lor 6 dollars 'j liberal discount will be made to travelling agent or to any who will buy to sell again. ITJ* Editors of newspapers any where, wh will give the above advertisement fincludin this notice) one or two insertions, shall receiv by return mail a copy ot eacu map, u mey wi send a copy of the paper containing it, to th advertiser. November 2, 1839. 1 1 Teacher Wanted TO tako chaige of t!ic Ciio Academy, nin miles east of Benncttsvillc, Murlboroug District S. C. competent to teach the Kuglis branches generally and the Classics, of whic satisfacloty evidence must be furnished; as ais that thcapplicant sust'iine a good character. Th Scholastic year is divided into two sessions c 24ue:ksoach; llio first commencing the firt moixlay in January, when there will be a vacatio of two week"? before the comuicncomcnt of th second Session. Coinrnunica'ions addressed to the subscribe at Clio will have duo attention until t he 2-li h c December,when the election will lake placo. Til OS. C. WEATHER BY. Secretary. Clio S. C. November 30th, 1839. 4 3t_ Snip Rpnl nf Kstatft. Notice. *i ' ?1Y consent of the heirs of the late Moses JO Sanders,, will be sold at Darlington C. H. 8 on inonday the 6th January neat all the Real 8 I Estate, consisting of Plantations, lots is Dai. '* lington village, Ac. &c. 0 Persons wishing to purchase will do well to '? attend. Terms at sale. 8 JAS. 8. McCALL, Adm?r; 10th December, 1339. ? ^ 5 tds d " Notice, * f|lHE subscriber takes great pleasure in rt. JL turning thanks to his customers for the | pa t yeai for the liberal patronage extended toc wards him, and embraces this opportunity of ioforming them that he intends carrying on the j Black Smith business in all its branches at the stand formerly occupied by Daniel McDuffic.? Hc will shoe horses at $1.00 all round; shoes J pointed with steel $1.25. Plows may be had . ready storked for the fiold. Thero will be at. ^ taclird to the Black Smith Shop a Wood Shop in the house opposite Moore's Hotel, where all kinds 8 of wood work will be done at the shortest notice. 0 ANDREW MILLER. B December I2th, 1839. 0 T II P. S. He wishes all those indebted to him for e work done, to call and settle by the first of January, Jffe 5 3t - Notice. ALL persons navingclaims against the Estate of Daniel McCuskill deceased late of tois li place, are r< quested to present them lawfully tu. h thcnticated, on or before the fifth day of Januiry h next, at <hat is the time appointed to apportion o the property among the heirs, and to settle too e claims as far as we may bo able. >f M. McCASKILL, Agent fot ;t ALEXR. McCASKILL Exr. n December 14th, 1&39. ie 5 . tf ir For Sale, f 15.000 Morus Mullicaulis Trees, Jp 250.000 " Cuttings. Also, 500,000 SILK WORM EGGS. The abovo Trees and Cuttings are very fine, and warranted to ho the gennino Morus Mux/a { . _ caulis ; some of the trees are seven feet high ; the cuttings are from trees of one, two and thrco years old, well riper.cd wood, one bud to each w cutting. Tho eggs are of the kind which pro. JS duco white and yellow cocoons?mostly white? at and s part of them raised ft om the second crop st this year. Orders for any of the above, addressed to me, 1* will be punctually attended to, and filled in the order in which they are received ; that is, first *' come, first served. it is dcsiraoie mat appuca. lion Ikj inado before the first of November next, as about that time I will commence preparing *' my ground and planting the next year's crop. Sales made at the current prices at the time of y delivery. 7 Any communication made to me on the sub. lu ject of the Silk Culture, will be promptly anu swored. HUGH CRAIG. 10 Chest. rfiMd C H. Aug. 30,1839. 42 if South Carolina. Marlborough District. William McDanicI, John C. McDaniel Applicants, vs. M.ry Wilkcson, Obediah Earls, Wiley Earls, CliziMh Earls, John Earls, William Eurls, G. orge Eiris, Am'rew Earls, and Nancy Mc Daniel guardian of Fiances McDaniol, Mary Ann McDanicI,, Ira McDanicI and William 1 McDanid minors. Defendants. It appciringto my satisfaction that Obediah I Earls, Elizabeth Earls, William Ears, George Earl* and Andrew Earls five oi the defendants, reside without thin Stateit is .therefore order* cd that they do appear and object to the division > or sale of the real estate of George McDaniel on or before the thirleentli day of December next l,r> or their consent to the same will be entered of n record. L. E STUIIBS, Ordinary of Marlboro District L'r October 14. 1S39. 49 b't !i 11 A W K S & ALhEN st DENTISTS No. 8 Park Place, New York. HA WES has taken roems at Mr. 1YJL Slinemetz' Hotel where lis would be happy flfl to recelvo the calls of ary who may wish the services of a Dentist. Ladies who prefer being _ waited on at their reiidence can be accommodated. December 2<">, 1839. 6?tf ;n OESRAW AOADSMY. Trustees respectfully announce that the Jk duties of this Institution will bo resumed _ on the 1st of October next; tha Male departnient under tlsc superintendence of Mr. EsHali; the Female under that of Mr. J. Sewers. . The *' courso of instru. ion in the male department, will sj be that required to enter the South Carolina (Jolc lego ; tho course in the femalo department mil cr k j uu, iu uiunu iiiviuu^u ovuviaio* The scholastic year will commence on the 1st of October and end the 1st July; the year is \ i iig iin divided into two sessions ; the first begins c> 1st OctoUr and ends 16th February ; the second ?* begins 16th February and ends 1st July. Terms of Tuition per Session are, lt' For Spelling, Reading and Writing ?12 00 * The abovo with Arithmetic, English ) ir on (gj Grammar and Geography ? lcj The above, with the Classics, higher ) )n branches of Mathoraatics, Logic, > 20 00 8 Rhetoric, &c. j ' Five dollars each will be added to the above for Painting and Drawing, or the Modern Lun. io guages. t 12 All payments are in advanco; the pnpil will ,-> ? bo n quired to pay for what remains of tho ses. 5h sion at tho time he or she enters, nor will deduc. m lion or drawback be made for loss of time. p J. W. BLAKENEY, Scc'y & Trcas. P. S. Mr. H. T. Chapman has taken charge of t.ic Boarding House, near the Female Academy, where Young Ladies may obtain board at a moderate price. Sopt. 21). 1839. 45 tf y BOOK BINDING. i; FBI HE subscribers have established themselves JL in the above line of business in Cheraw and offortheirserviccstoits citizens. u. BAZENCOURT, & CO. ~ Cheraw. S. C.. Jan. 26. ii. Books for the season. >e fllHE Christian Keepsake and Missionary > s. JL Annual for 1840, 9 Engravings, al The Gift, edited by Miss Leslie, for 1840, 9 Ene graving*. n tlnliHav Horiaf* a M>riM nf Tal?i hv Catharine* n- Sinclair. } The Minister** Family, by a Country Minis^ ? ill tcr. i. Family at Beathcrdalc or the Influence of Chris 10 tian Principles. Letters of Eliza Wilkinson during the invasio I and possession of Charleston, edited by Mr Giiman, See. For sale at tha Bookstore. Cher.w Nov. 15, 1939. I 1 " Y_ tfj | efl Female Institution. re rjlIIE first session of tho Rockingham ? or JL male Institution, for the ensuing yd will commence on the eecond monday in JI uary next. I . I boarders will be accommodated by familiej ~ the village or by the principal of the institntj Persona who wish to obtain board and tuition at 4oung Ldies are requested to make early ap cation. J H November 22d, 1833. 9 1 A