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AN EYE PAINTER. At the Westminster Sessions, on Wednesday* G. Hunt was condemned to three months* labor for stealing a coat. The prosecutor, J. Dinghy, said, in his examination, "1 am a hair dresser, residing at Wind milt street ; tie prisoner came into my shop to have his eye painted ! 1 paint bruised flesh color. My own eye is painted now. A board knocked against my eye and blackened it. I have had the pleasure of painting some of your fraternity." [A laugh.] Mr. Pendergast (one of the barristers : Don't look at rny brethren here, there's ago?d fellow ; perhaps you may recognise some of them." [Loud laughter.] Examination continued : "The prisoner had a black eye; as a barrister gets a good fee. I charge him half a crown for painting his eye ; a barrister's clerk or a poor man I only charge 6<J." [Uproarous laughter, in whicn the Court joined.] Wbhams-detoss-bake. wells. 1 very fine Durham Bull, 5 years old. pure white,out of imported and excellent milking stuck, the dam and sire cost $1000; the pre ^ ?m*sL owner having disposed or his othT catne hits noaise for him and will soli hirn low ; he is very docil*s large and well formed, and in all respects a very superior animal. Also, a Durham Bull, 18 months old, well frown animal, from stock imported by Hare owcll?he will he sold vprv low. Ato?, 2 fine young Devon Bulls, last spring's catve's handsome well grown aniina s, and 3 Heifers, of itaine breed and age; these annnals wou'd be an acquisition to any gentle an of the South, and will be sold deliverable it: Charleston, Savannah, Mobile or New Or leanfree of ail expense and risk to the purchaser, at $140 per pair. Also a beautiful half Durham & half Devon Heifer, 1 year old in Sept.?and a full blood Devon Heiter of same age; these are vert h mdsoin" animals, and will be delivered ?t either of the above part free of risk and charg 6 at $85 each ; they would be put to a Durham or Devon hull if preferred. Also. 2 very fine New Leicester (or Bake well) Rams, one 4. the other 2 years old? and 8 Rams and 6 Ewes, of the same breed. l*?t spring's lamb", the latter will be delivered at either oi the above mentioned ports at $60 J for a ram and 2 ewes?they were -aised by Mr. Sevan?, oa the Hon. Richard Caton's estate. Either of the older rams will be so d for $40. or $50 if delivered as anove. Also, Soutlidowns at same prices?and Berkshire Pigs $20 a pair, 2 t? 3 months old, box and feed extra if shpped. Ballimnrc Md.. S. SANDS, de 15 office oI the American Farmer. Received, on Consignment A TIP FOR SALE. A UartluU,,. / nnivnima \f 111 :l Sftf-M AB nmm* nm|?iv^iivn .? /WMF 2 ? St. Crojx Sugar, 2 Mart Do 25 Big* Rio CofFe. 3 Bbls. of Winter Bl'clid. S|?erm Oil, 3 ' of full " ' 7 ** of Jenk* Gin, .? 3 Boxen Muscat Wine. 9 Bbls Michigan Whiskey. 2 qr. Cask* Mountain Ma. Wine, 3od0 Spanish Segm, 5 Dot. Mi asionary Hoods, 9 * Seal Skin Caps, ALSO I v FURiVITURE. Sid* Boards. Bnreiu's, Secrc'ary'*, Dining Tables, Wash Stands, Candle - ! Stands, Sopha. Ladien Work T;'bh?, Map e and Poplni* Be<is?e wis, , Rote Wood and Mup'e Cane Seat Chain. ALSO CONCORD STEAM FACTORY YARN. No. 5 to 12 and a few Pieces 7.8 to 1 Yd. Homespun. Pcrfdns wishing io pure1 nse nny of the fthovn articles, will find it to their advantage to c.ill and examine them. Apply to * FELIX LONG. Cheraw December 17. 1841. ? tf FLORAL COLLEGE, ROBESON COUNTY. N. C. THIS Female Literary Itistituti*?n wi'l ajpin be opened for lite reception of students on / the fir*t Monday in January next. It off ra benefits to the public not common to other Sen), inane*. B-side* the udvantrg^s of situation for health and uninterrupted xpplic tion for study, Boa id and Tuition will bo had on more lavoralt e terms, *-L- L- "tn > u.nl) nunlifi. d for til? J on II ITUfcr, *1 ?IV ?f r. v?. _ hu?ioe<s, i* engaged to furnish good entertain, mental the Steward'* Hall. Ilis cornforta le sufficiency at h?>me. hut known character lor iudusliy and integrity, are a euro giiaia- tee that his table will be well supplied with wholesome and palatable dishes. In addition to thia, he will keep clean, the Co'Jnge Hall and Do iitilnrics, make fires, furnish Candles mod water, at all times, for five dollars and fifty cents a month. He will do the washi gat a dollar a month, and funislt bedding at two doll.irs and fifty cents the session. Tuition per Session of Fire Months. Spelling, Reading, Writing and Arithmetic in the preparatory year, at ?8 00 The studi - of the sophomore year at 10 00 Those of the junior and senior years, each 12 00 Mu>ic Latin. Greek, Painting &c. do not form a part of the Co|legi?te course. These, how ver, wilth? taught when required. Music per session at $10 00 Use of Piuuo 2 00 Languages &c. 12 00 Drawing and Painting 6 ' 0 Needle Work 2 50 As the Foreign Languages do not form a part I of the regular course in this College, the student will have amp'e time for attaining a very libe. rtl and tcieolific education. I n this respect the course of studies is as full perhaps as that of any College in the Union JOHN GILCHRIST, See. to the Board of Trustees. * ii December 22, 1841, o BONNETS, HOODS, AID BAND BOXES. Ladies and Afisses, Flororce and Straw Bon. nets. Ladies Coloured Hoods*. For sale by A. !?. LACOSTK. Oetobet 27,1841. 50 tf 1 ? i . - IRON. 20 Tons, aeso^ed sizes, for sale bv A. P. LACOSTE. October 27, 1941. 50 tf u i UPPER AND SOLE LEATHER. Wax, and Calf Skins, and Hemlock Tanned f Sole Leather. For sale low. J a. P. lacoste. C October 27, 1841. 50 tf . The Cheapest Publication in the World ! ! ! all walter scott's works, FOR 910. T^OVELS, Romances, Tales, Poetry, HMo- j 1 ry, Biographic*, Sermons, Essays, Letters, hia life and correspond!nee, by J. G. Loekbarl. Wb it is now offered for ten dollars, tree pub* lisned in Fdinburgh, in ninety.lhree volumes, at 41 a cost of one hundred and forty dollars ! Con. trast. Edinburgh Edition, flg Volumes coating ^ $140. Godey Edition, 10 Volumes, price $10. I* Let it also be borne in mind that this is the * only complete ediiion, in uniform style, of the S works of Sir Waller Scott. ever issued in Atncr- A lea The Waverly novels completed. Pric*? Five Dollars. Tne Waverly Novels with a fine 0 portrait of the author, is now completed in 25 * numbers. Each number contain* a enrnp els novel, comprising two volumes of the Edinburgh Edition, and ihe whole woik complete for Five * "? o?1-?~ L/Ol 141B?? t iijr (luic iu ou ? unvv? The works of an Author, like Scott cannot br too extensively diffused. No one can rise f from a perusal of his writings without hating been instructed as well as arnuscd. The c iuse . of religion, virtue and morality, find an ndvoc ts * ..n every pag;?vice will seek encouragemcn J from the same source in vain. It has been well jt I observed by an able and eloquent American crit c. that "if ever writer decreed Universal Ihtiz nship, it was Sir Walter Scott. He was 3 the Poet of Nature, the delineator of his species iu every climate and on every soil; so that. ^ wherever his works were known, there was he to he teg irded us a native and,a denizen." It is hi this spirit, that the publishers of the u new edition of the Wuverly Novels have under, m i ken to present them to the American people.? o I'lny have supp >sc<l that they could not .endcr a. i better an mure acceptable service to the great si oass of readers, than by placing uch a puhl.ca. n ion within their ie:<ch. The revised uniform s Edinburgh edition, from which this ts re-printed d< emprisesf**iy-eight volumes, the cost ot which h s seventy-twodollars The edition now present, k ?.I of ib?* W.ivetly Novels, will be furnished tl o.npl t , with portrait and till* pages for Five " Dollars. And comprises ev< ry word in the o idit.on. the price o. winch it, as above stated, h oventy two dotlais in boards. y Tl e publication pi ice affixed to this work, is a less, iu refer nee lo the quality of material and d< siylc of execution, than that of any other pro- a duction ol the press in Europ? or America.? i t 1 he investment and expenditures connected 1) with this undertaking, are much greater than 1 ' usually attend a republication; and it will be tl apparent that (lie publisners must rely on an ex. tensive sale for tl eir remunerRtion, and that in 7 every ins > nee a remittance of the amount?Five H Dol ars?must accompany the order. They t? appial with entire confidence to ihe American " puoiic, ler a just and liberal support in their en- i* dcavors lo disseminate the means of an eulight- d. oncd aiiv rational enjoyment. | ' ai COMPLETION OF " SIR WALTER SCOTT'S WORKS < FOR FIVE DOLLARS!! i ri,e Subscribers who have j'l-t published an ! edition ol "The Waverly Novo for the trifling I sum of K.ve Dollars, will publish on the first of |l< Ja...iury next. No. 1. ol the mixcdlaneons prose u ami puetiual VV rks of Sir Walmr Scott, com-1!" I hi pricing the pociicd works, including the Mm. " strc sy ol tne Sootiish Border, which has never ^ appeared in any other edition. The life of NnpoLou, the History of Scollnnd. life Swirt, Dry. ?J d a, f ielding, Cuuitierbnd, Sterne, Mrs. R.id. clitf'f John?lone, Charlotte Smith, De Foe, iy on Chivalry and Ro nance, Demonology* ni a .d WiichT.fl, Paul's Lfter to his Kinsfolk, 0 Tales of a Grandfather?4 series, Sermons, Lite i of Samuel Richardson, Smol et, Goldsmith. Horac.- Walpnle, Le Sage, Bace. Lcydon. Byion n! Miss Sew.ird, die. The whole kesis'-d and c Cor eeted by him>e!f. To which is added his . life and eorr. spn d nee by J. G. Lock hart. The wiiolo to bo completed in twenty.five weekly 11 uu.uburs. for Five Uo mrs, Payable in advance eI ? liius forming, with tin- addition of the ' Waver y Nov. |>," jiiht published in uniform style, a complete edition of the Woiks of St Walter Scott. B ung the only one -ver issued in Amor10a, and comprising every worn of the Edinburg edition in ninety three Volumes, the cost oi which iso e hundred and forty do'hr*. Ti.e work will appear regularly in weekly numbers, printed on good paper, and will be cornel to in twenty five numl?ers, making five lurge actavo volumes. P?ecisely similar to the beautiful edition of the "Waverly Novels" just issued i>y the ban e Publishers, the immense sale oi which ;s an evidence o' tbj great satisfaction of the sul?scrib re. Title pages and a boautiful- v LL...J ?ill Iw. A I-I.-J I), l\ erigruvru uum nm w >u. Tue publication price affixed to thin work, in Ies?, in r fr< ncc lo the qu?lity of material and sty Ik of execution, than that of nny other pro. ducuoii 01 Uie press iu Fur?po or America. The inve tuient and exp-n litures couno ted with this undertaking;, am much greater than usually tl attend a republicaliou ; and it will be apparent ~ thai tue Publisher* must rely on an extensive sa'e lor their remuneration, and that in every j instance a reiuitt nice of the amount?Five Dol. * lars?must accompany the order. Tljey appeal ^ witu entire confidence t" the American public, J for a just and liberal support in their endeavors * to disseiiiiiiab* the means of an enlightened and ' ra ional enjoy ent. P Sir Waiter Scott's Novels complete, will be ? sent to any address on receipt,of a current $5 | no'f, p- stago paid. * Sir Wulti-r Scott's Miscellaneous Works com plate. wiJ hi* sent to any address, on receipt of a current $5 note, postage paid. The wiiolc edition will bo forwarded on re. ? .... a C< ipt of Ten Dollars. LOUIS A. GODEY, & J W. M. CHRISTY, c Publishers, Philadelphia. S CLUBBING. ,a Scotl's Entire Works in ten volumes, comprising Novels ni.d Miscellaneous Writings, $10 00 Seoul's Entire Works Lady's Book ane year, and People's Library one 1 year, 15 CO J Scotl's Novels?Lady's Book and Peo. ti pie's Library one year, 10 (0 li Scott's .Vl.sc ;l aneous Works, Lady's s Book, Pi-ople's Library one year, 10 00 e TVir's Hisiory of the French Revolu ijon?Scott's Novels or Miscellanu. ous Works?and tho Lady s Book or People's Library, 15 00 All Scott's Works in ten Volumes, and Lord Baeon's Works, 20 00 The Works of Lord Bacon?S ott's Novels or Miscollan ous Works. ? Lady* Book or e year, and Pcojde's Library one year, 20 00 Any newspaper inserting the above threo or nur limes, sue addressing a copy masked, to Publishers' Hall, Philadelphia,'' will receive any five of ilie i ovels, complete, they may choose to order, or any five numbers of the Miacellaneous Works. * If one copy of the piper is already sent to the Publishers' Hall, another net 4 not be sent ; bat it would be as well to mark every advertisement j of a publication issuing from that budding, and hoy will then certainly bs noticed. Ddcvmber, 1841. ALMANACS FOR 1849. rHK Planter! and Merchants Almanac for 1842. Published by A. E. Miller of harlestoa. The Crockett Ahnannc for 1842. The Peoples do Comie. Old Atnorican do Comic. JtM reeeircd ami for sale by the dozen or ngle, at the CHERAW BOOKSTORE November 29. BLACKSMITH BllUNm rHE Subscribers hare formed a Copartnership, under the firm of McIVER 4- LaCOSTE, nd hare emp oyed competent persons to irry ou tha above business, in sll its branches, hop <m Market Street continued, lately occoied by Mr. C. I. Shiver. The charges for ork done will be moderate. We shall he lateful for custom from responsible persons, ud with all such persons accouo s will he kept. All d^bts contracted for sasd shop, must be on rdet from us, and all collections for work done rill be made by us. A. M. McIVER. A. P. LAO STE, Cheraw, Nor. 15, 1941. 1 tf THE CHERAW SCHOOLS, rHfcSF, Schools ore now in full operation, under 111* following organization, viz: lev. Fordyoe M. Hubbard, Principal of the Boys' School, fr. William E. Wording, Principal of the Girls' School. Itaa Margaret Coria, Assistant io the Girls' School, ii&s Jane Hkbb, Teacher of Music. These gentlemen and ladies have brought to a, the most grutilying testimonials to their torzi worth and professional excellence. All f them, are experienced Teachers. Mr. Hcs\rd, ha* been engaged in the business of in. ruction, for the last twelve years, and is ^commended for the accuracy and extonl of hit cholurship and his success in teaching by Presient Quincy, of Harvard University, who says of im: *Mr. H. has been for several years a well nownand highly approved teacher of vouth in le city of Boston, and distinguished for his ttainrneiita and capacity for that office. 1 have ften had occasion to become acquainted with is classical thoroughness and fidelity by the oulh he has prepared and well prepared for dinission to Harvard College." Fquall/ decu cd are the recommendations ?f Professor Bock nd Pierce ol the saTne University, Profeasor blwards of Andovcr, Professor Andrews former. ' of tho University of North Carolina, Dr. 'ogsweil, arid Rev. Mr. Curtis, late Rectors of 10 Kpi^copul School of North Carolina. Mr. Wokoinu, has b en employed, for five ears past, in ? Literary Institution at New [ampton N. H. and brings the unsolicited stiinonial of the Tmstessat parting with him, to his fi le>ity and competency as an Instructor I i Liter, turc.*' He has also letters recommen Hory from Piesidcnt i?rd of Dartmouth Col. ige, Messrs. Woodb iry. Eastman, Atherton al Shaw, members of Cofigr** from New lampshire. Miss Cobia is very h ghly .ecom. tended by the Rev. Dr. Gaumkn. lion. R. B. filchrist, H. A. DeSausure R*>q. Dr, Johns' n, lev. Messrs. Charles Hankel and P. Trapier, I nd by Mr. Christian Mjyr, Historic and Pur-| uit Painter, all of the city of Chraleston. Miss I ebb has taught musio in the city of Washing/ii for several ye.us, with great success and niveranl approbation." She is recommended i "not only <t brilliant p rformer on the Piano, Jt also a skillf.il ana successful teaoher" by (ho [on. W, Cr.inch's and Messrs. Geo. Watcrson. f. Brent, John P. Ingle, Samuel Hanson and .hers of Washington city. The Trustees have taken great pains to procure te services of Instructors of character and terit, and. bciievin-{, f oin the |>er?onal urquainnee they have been able to form with those o# engaged, thai the lecommendations given t the distinguished gentlemen named as above e not more generous than just, they confidently aim tor their s.hools a liberal support. The school your consists of eleven months, aving the month of 8 ptcmlwr for vacation, nd is divided into quarters ef twelve weeks ich. The prices of tuition are as follows ; viz. For Spelling and Rending $6 00 per qr. For these studi-s with NVriting and Arithmetic 8 00 " For tho same, with English Gramma and Composition, Gcog aphy with the use of the Globes and History 10 00 For the same, with any of the higher Mathematics, N *tu. ral or Moiai Sciences, Ancicnt Languages, or Draw, ing nnd Painting 15 00 11 For inoxic on the Pinno 15 00 " Board can be had in respectable families on ery reasonable terms. Tuition is required to u paid quarleily in a vanc?. By order of the Committee, JOHN A INGLIS ^ Secretary. December i84l. 3 tf The Tomporanre Advocate will p'ense copy to . bov; three times, and forward the account. D. JOHNSO*. HAS just received hy the lighters of the Steamer Oseola, S;. Croix and Portirico ugars, Bale rope unk 44 Inch hoavv Bugging, iii.and I*aguira Coir e, Cheese, 6'0 I he Sole << ather and some Upper Loaihor, Ladies and ientlemen's Cl-aks, Dress and Frock Coats, dot Cloth and mixed Cloth Over Coats, Satti. ieit Coatees, Hunting, Flushing and Blanket Joats of various colors. Pantaloons and Vests, 2 Dozen Wool Hats, a variety ot Fur Hats, ome very fine. The above with a stock of Dry Goods, Crock, ry and Groceries received u few weeks, make be assortment m arly complete. In a few days fresh stock of Boots and Shoes is expected, nd 2dczcn pair of Gentlemen's Boots, a very ne article. All of which will be offered for ash at low prices to suit the times. Boots and ihoes will he made to order for cash. N. B.?All persons indebted to D. Johmon re earnestly requested to make payment as earf as possible. Novtm'ier 16, 1841. 1 tf TH? INSTITUTE POR the education of young ladies nt Rockingham, Richmond County. North Carolina indor the direction of Dr. C. Zimmerman and ady will commence ?lie exercises of the winter ession on 3d January next, to continue till tlio nd of May. The terms are as heretofore: Four classes for all 'tranches of an English Educ tion $8 to 16 Latin and French Languages, each L'U Music 20 Use of Piano 2 Waxwork 8 Noedlework 2 Board, including lights, bedding, w ishing, fuel aud attendance of servants 45 Books and Stationary at the store prices. Rockingham N. C. Deaembor 16, 1841. 6 4t BLACKSHITH SHOP. THE Subscriber bavmg employed a good j'ack.smith frrm North Carolina. Solicit* a share of public patronage. JOHN M. SMITH. Ch*raw, Dvc. 21* 18*11. 6- tl GARDE* SEEDS. C A Full supply of Fresh and Superior Garden seeds lor 1842, just received aod for ^u')6 sale by GRO JOHN WRIGHT, be s< at the Bookstore. and I December 15, 1841. I tf ' derat until COWS. WANTED two or threemilch cows ?Enquire at thia oflgec. POLE BOAT FOR SALE. ^ rnHE Pole Boat James R Err in will be sold ^0D, 4 on favorable terms. She is row on the wty up aud will be delivered to the purchaser on ft her arrival. Apply to either of the subscribers. D. MALLOY ? W. fc T. BAILEY & Co. HT JAMES H. COLE. * December 4. 1841. 4 tf ",nei for, SHERIFF SALES. Tl ON Writs of Fieri Facias will be sold before the Court Hose door on the first Monday j: ari and day following in January next within the . ^ legal hours the following property via: 4 Lots in the Town ofCheraw levied on as rcK the property of Geo.tEdwards and known in the ? plan of said Town by Nos. 182 (one hundred ^ I t 161 /.-a tinn/lr??il nml eifrhtV ' 111111 cigfmjr iw\jj lua ^vxio biuuuivu ^ ' three) 184 (one hundred and eighty four) and p,?, 185 \ ne hundred and eighty five) at the suit ot W. J. Bailey aOinr. et al vs. Go rge Edwards 'iea' One Lot in the Town of Cheraw known in "av< the plun of said Town by No. 280 (two hundred ther and eighty) together with ti e improvements for ( thereon, also one unfinished Buggy Wagon, levied on and to be sold as the property of C. 1. G j Shiver at the suit of Taylor 6c, Punch vs. C.I. J Shiver. SI | 100 Acres of land more or less whereon the By defendant resides st the suit of Middleton & King for anothor, and S. C. Winningbam vs. q Zilpha Hustess. 250 Acres of land more or lens, levied on as property of Mary Reed whereon she resides Con adjoining the lands of Laurence Prince, John com Pervis and others at the suit of the State vs. Mary Reed. q One negro man (Collin) at the suit of Ncill Crawforn vs. Ranald McDonald and D. A. Mc Eachern, aud A. Biuo bearer et al vs. Ranald McDonald. 548 Acres of land more of land more or less, on the south side of big Weslfield's Creek whereon the defendant resides adjoining the ^ lands of Mrs Ilinson, Samu* I White, James Everett and W.J. Pcgues at the suit of A. B ue etal. vs. Tlirashly White and John G. While. Terms?Cash?Purchasers to pay for necea- ' sary papers. 28 J JOHN EVANS, A 1 Sitff. C. D. h Chesterfield C. H. Shff V. ) Office, Deceml>er 10, 1841. ? 5 tf SHERIFF SALE. " 1 BY Order of the Court ofOrdinay of Che , terfield District will be sold at Chestcrficl | Court House on the first Monday In January 200 next within the legal hours all the real estate of Ahingd<n Pri-sons deceased, consist ing of ane ( tract of land in said district on Westfields Crec containing three hunrir d acres more or less, hounded north by the state line, West hy Lewia A V Melton's land. South by Samuel White's land La< and East by lsham Wallace's land YV| Terms made known on the day of sale, or an(j may be seen by reference to a decree in the Or. afJ(j dinary's Office. JOHN EVAN?. , fc>hff C. D. 1 Chesterfield Court House, / December 10, 1841 $ p 5 3t J COJROAEKS SALE. I n writ of Fieri Facias will lie sold before 1 v the Court House do??r on the first Monday in January noxt. within lite legal hours t ne 101- v lowing property viz: iOOU Acres of land more or lea.* whereon the defendant resides at the suit of Hugh Craig IOC and John Evans ag-inst Ranald McDoua'd, Terms?('ash?Purchasers paying for necessary papers. ( w. l. robeson, C. C. D. Chesterfield Court House, ) B Decemher 10, 1641. $ 5 3t - GARDEN SEED, AC. J THE Subscriber has just received a full and general assortment of Fresh HARDEN ] SEED from the Agricultural Warehouse and Seed Store of the Now England Farmer Boslon. among which are Sugar Beet, Rut a Buga. ? White F'at Turnip, Yc. Sec. by the pound and J nailer quantity. He has also for sain a General Assortment of FAMILY GROCERIES, with WINES and ( LIQUORS, Raisins, Figs, Almonds, Citron. Currants, Candy, Pickles, Tobacco, Segars, i See. tee. His Store i6 Two Doors below the Store of' Mews. Taylor Si Punch. I CHARLES VANDERFORD. Cberaw, December 14, 1641. I 5 tf MARLBORO' ACADEMY. The examination in this institution will a f comin-mce on Thursday, 9tli December g{0 ! next, in tb?? FemnI* Deptrlmeitt and becontinj ued in the Male Dcpirtment tlio dny fo lowing. | ( I At the c'ose ?( acli d iv rtnre will l?e un exhibi- j lion of speaking, compositions, music and#original I dialogues. Th? public are invited to attend. ! ** After a vacation of four weeks the exercises A will be resumed the second Monday in January, be Chaiincev P. Judd, A, B. Principal of the Male, and Miss Ann Throop, Principal of the Female ( I Department. _. Mr. Judd is a graduate of Yale College, from J whoso Pucu 'y he brings the highest testimoni. | mIs, Iii addition to the English branches, he teaches Book-keeping, Surveying, Latin. Greek, W French, and fits pupils for every class in college. ^ Mi>s Throop received a thorough education at th? one of the lest Seminaries North, and in addi- ff, tion to the Etig'ish studies, she instructs in Music j<ct and all the ornamental branches j4 , These teieheis have been engaged in this Bu Academy one year to the entire satisfaction o ch( 1 the whole community, 'I he Trusses do not J hesitate to s y t ay are unsurpasset n ap'ness des to tench, in skillful gnvernment, thorough in- ] atructiou and polished manners. E P ERVIN. Secretary. ~ Pennettsvi'le: S. C. Nov. 2Sth. 1841 g Board nny be had in respectable families at fjom $5 to $10 per mouth. *,a 2 tZmij "v| HOUSE AMD LOT FOR SALE 1 IN BENNETTSVILE. j THE Subscriber will offer for sale to thn ani' best bidder, a valuable dwelling House and Lot on the first Monday iu January next in Bi n- 'on nettsville. 1 The House is n now one and large enough for any family of ordinary sire, or for a boarding house, and has convenient out houses all new. w The lot contains lour acres and is well enc o*ed, g it is adjoining the Female Academy lot and wj. would perhaps be as desirable spot lor a resi. ac denco as any in the place. If8 Terms will be liberal and maue known on the tju day of sale. johv McQueen. for Marlboro' December 14, 1841. 5 *. air CORIV WAITED, i The Subscriber wishes to purchase 2 00 f01 Bushels good Corn, fro D. MALLOY. Dccernlier 6, 1?4L 4 if I i _ ISHSTSTEiH CONTINUED. 2 TIMES are such as to compel the criber to continue the Cash System; CERIB8 and all articles in that line will M >ld for Cash only. Persons whose accts. L< notes stili remain unpaid, will please un:and that no new credits will be given all old arrearages are settled in full. gi D. MALLOY. & 9PORT8MAIS POWDER. " ,NE Case English Canister Rifle Powder, , manufactured hy "Pigous & Wilks,w Lonlor aale by the Canister. ^ D. MALLOY. P1 fay 28, 1841. 29 tf J GOOD BARGAINS. ? IHE Subscriber has on hand many articles of Merchandise not now in his line of bu- tv is; and which he has no room in his s.ore er all sncl' goods will be sold very cheap, hey consist of the following articles, via. ro Cloths (a good article) White Plt'ns, if iket Overcoats, Duffil Blankots, Bale Rope, is And Irons, Shovels and Tongs, Jugs and , Pots and Ovens. Iron and Steel, Hardware :kery, &c. G. H. DUNLAP. ovember 10,1841. 52 tf th "THE SUBSCRIBER" te EtCHASKD recenily in New York a \e?y hi /y and general assortment of Goods wh h ~ ? all come to hand, and he now off? i 1. t\ . . i pl n at W hoiesaie or Keiau ai very low unu I) J <11 JA8U or Produce. A. P. LACOSTE. t Ictober 27th 1841. 50 If ?erh, a^fb tanners oil, the Barrel or at retail, for sale by A. P. LACOSTE. 'ctober 27. 1841. 50 tf 3500 fair shoes. ' uprising every vane'y, and for sale on aeunodating terms. A- P. LACOSTE. * Ictober 27, 1841. 50tf ^ "cheese. '? O CASKS CHEESE For Sale hy A. P. LACOSTE. H >ec. 1, 1841. 3 tf ^ hats and caps. ?a Dozen Gentlemens* and Boys, Black and y trab Fur Hats, a Dozen Wool Hats. u jorge stock of Fur, Hair, Cloth, and Se. itte Caps, For sale by A. P.L ACOSTE. Oct 27 1841. 50 ti ( feathers. ' ) lb. new Feathers in store and for sale J by I) MALLOY. )ct?ber 25th 1841. 50 tf \ sadledry. ery large assortment of Boys, Men?, and j lies Saddles. Also. Bridles, Martingales, lips. Collars, Saddle Bags, Gig, Sulkey, ? I Carryall Harness, Stirrup Irons, Girtii , I Surcingles. For sale very cheap bv , A. P. LACOSTE. ? )ctober 27th 1841. 501! c annuals for 1s43. "UST received at tiie Bookstore. The Gem, Extra Super. Calf, it Friendship*. OtFcring, a The Kose, ^ ' The Violet, The Dahlia, dobjr 23d. 1841. 50 CITT N A 3 LS. ) Kegs, 4d ti<i 8d lOd 12d and 20 nails, I For dale by A. P. LACOSTE. October 27,1841. 50 tf RAISINS. 0 BOXES, BjiicIi Raisins, 20 hall do. ? ? < 20 qutr. do. l* ?? ust received and lor Sab* by . A. P. LACOSTE. Dec. 1,1841. 3 if CANDLES AND SOAP. Sperm, Margarine and Tallow Candles. Jar and Perfumed Saop. Fo; Sale bv A. P. LACOSTE. Dctober 27. 1*41. 50 tf HARDWARE AAD SMITHS' TOOLS. general slock of these articles for sale by A. P. LACOSTE. ? e/i .r Dctober 27.1^41. uu ?.. , FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS. !, cw Fancy, ami a large and well selected ck of Staple Dry Goods for sale low hv 1' A. P. LACOSTE. 11 October 27, 1841. 50 tf ? 1LASS, PAINT, AN? PUTTY. 1 Large St??ck of these articles, which will sold at reduced rates. A. P. LA OSTE. 3ctober27, 1841. 50 tf CARRIAGE MAKING. J. T. ORIS WOLD M70ULD respectfully inform the inbabiY t ants of Chrraw and the public in general, the has tiken the store on the corner oi jnt and Market stiocts, where ho intends ipingn general assortment of Carriages, and tow offering for silo some fine B rou hes, ggics an ! Buggy Waggons that he will sell :np : also a few set of Harness. V. B.?Repairing done with neatness and patch. Dccjinbcr 20, 1841, 6 p2t ? BRYAN & BROTHER, hold a lease 5# on tlie lower vrbarf near tho old Fe ry m-ing, and will chjege each Bo it for tho priv19 of landing discharging and loading. Each St am Boat, Throe Dollars. Each Pole Boat, Tow Boat or Lighter, Two liars. i Encli Cotton Flat loaded or built, One Dollar i Fifty Cents. IVith the privilege of remaining one weok, igcr at a corresponding rate. Uheraw, Sept. 28, 1841. 46 if NOTICE. " WILL offer for sale on the 2?lth of Decern. bor next, the plantation and tract of Land icreot. I now reside, containing One Thousand ies (more or kss,) situated on the Stage Road Jing Iron) Che'aw t? Fayetteville, on which ;re are two Or st Mills, one Saw Mill, Cotton n, Cotton Screw, and all necessary buildings the accommodation of a family. Persons -hmg to purchase are invited to call and ex. tine the premises. Conditions?The payments to he divined in ir equal annual instalments, bearing interest im date. JOHN W. BOWYER. Marlborough District, So. Ca. > October 1st., 1841.- J r * - SOUTH CAROLINA. * Darlington District, IN EQUITY. ary Wbitttngton vs. i Bill jvi Whittington and > for wife and others. ) Partition. It appearing to ray satisfaction, that Mat. iret Whrttington, George WhittingtoB, jphronia Whit ting ton, Praaky Whittingtoo, id Francis Wbittragton, Defendants in the lore stated case, are absent from, and reside tyond the limits of this state, on motion of udley, it 1*9 ordered that they da appear aod eao, answer or demur Is complainants Bill, iihin three months iron the publication of is order, or judgment pro confute, will he itered against them. Also ordered, that this order he published rice a month, for three months, in toe Fane* s' Gazette. E. A. LAW, C. E.C.DL Commissioners Office, at Der> I igton C- H. October 13,1641, fC03mf8a SOUTH CABOLI9A. Ransom Britt, ) Declaration ia E. P. Guion & Co. ) Attachment. tU* .Kn*a atAtnri MflS wnereas me riainuu iu :? is day filed hit Declaration against the liendant, who is absent from, and witiioat Um mita of this state (as it is said) and haying noiier wife nor Attorney known within ike aamt, is ordered that the Defendant do appear rittT oad to the Declaration aforesaid within a Jiaf id & day from tlio dale hereof, otherwise final id absolute Judgement will be awarded against ini by default, T. BRYAN, C. C, P. Office of Common Pleas, A Chesterfield C. House, > November 19, 1840. * j 60 SOUTH CAROLINA, Chesterfield District. Hi Wal nco Applicant against > 'iibitha Sparrow, the Heirs of > lenry Wallace, Joseph Wal. ) icc. Jackson Wallace, Wm. i ^ V'alluce and Elizabeth Wal- > ^ N ice. j It appearing to my satisfaction that Tahitha parrow and Joseph Wallace, two of the Defen. ants, rekides without this Stats, it iothsretoro rdered, that they do appear and object to tho ivisinn or sale of the real estate of Elizabeth V.illaos, on or beforo the fifteenth day of J uu. ry nsxt, or his consent to the same will be en3red of record. T. BRYAN, a a Dk November 1, 1841. SI )St DRUGS, MEDICIN?8, Chemicals, Patent Medicine*, Perfumery, Paints, Oils, Dye Stuffs, &c. &c, for sale wholesale and retail by A. HOPTOiY, CHERAW, I. . if his Drug Store, next door to Brow? Uryan <5f Brother. Where may be had at all times a general no lortino t of articles in the Drug line? room nend.-d to be of superior quality which will bo I is posed of on very moderate terms?Physician# ind others wishing pur.* medicines, may mly in being siipnlied Willi tncui. Mrv 26. iP4l. 38 - ,#< j Jio duOacriuur 114* ju?i reieiud, and til ;eep constantly on hand.Cotlon Yarn and Twi t t wholesale, from the Manufactory ot Kofkifttt lam. GEO. GOODRICH. Cheraw, Jan. IS40. 10 u' -V. SIMS XEW MOTEL, vCONFESSIONS, or The Blind Hart Just received at the BOOKSTORE. December 1. 0*Wc are authorize * to unnouueo Mr. JoHJV R. Donaldson, a* a candidate lor Clerk of life L'ourt for Marlborough District. November 17, 1 ?1 CHIMA^ROCKERT AMDGLAM h WAKE. r "i w TIJ E Subscriber ha? on hand a good amort, merit of the above, comprising a variety of patterns. For sale cheap' D. MALLOY. May 31, 1841. 29 tf 1?|-1? AXLK ^ 18 dozen Col in*, Hunts, and Marah roperior. Axes, for sale by the dozen at much bciuw tht usual rates. a. p. lacoste. ? . ,n,, ea . f October zt, ten. w ? NOTICE. G. H. DUNLAP Would respectfully give notice to hi* frieHds and Lite public that having commenced business again r>n his own account ho finds it absolutely mcm. jury to curtiil very much his credit business, he hasconsrquent'y determined to or en accounts only with such persons na nave heretofore paid their accounts punctually ut or near. the. r|ad of the year and with such only as will gire posi. live assurance of doing so iu future. Oct. 13, 1841. 48 5 tf * NEW AND CHEAP GOODS. 1 Have just ieceivod a well selected assort, ment of staple and fancy Dry Goods of the Latest style and fashion for the season. Please call and examine my stock befosti purchasing. M. BUCHANAN. V May 31, 1841. 28 If * ; t CAXDLE8 A few Boxes Ta.low and Sperm Candles for sale by D. MALLOY. < May 31,1841. 29 , 1 For Sale. f A TRACT on the Dectriner of Election Reprobation, by Rev. James H. ThornwolL Also, a Vindication of the ProtesUnt Doctrine a concerning Justification. ^ May 1st, 1840. 25 tf THE SOUTHERN HARP. CONSISTING of Original Sacred and Moml Songs, adapted to the most popular Meio. uies, for the Piano Porte and Gnitir by MRS MARY S. B DAJYX of cnAat.rsrox, s. c. " This work supplies a vacuum WftiCfl Ms Ion? bre.n felt in the musical world. It is indeed the Christian's Vocal Companion, and we hope no family will be without it."?Boet. paper For sale at the Chernw Bookstore by JOHN WRIGHT. July 5,1841. 84 if SITES. ' BLACK, Dark Blue. Light Floe, Red end Copying Inks, in small ^Bottles, For sale by John Wright at the Cher aw Bookstore. October 30. 1840. iV 4 tf _ , ^^