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A If EYE PAINTER. 1 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, ?i am a hair dresser, residing at Wind mill street ; tie prisoner came into my shop to have his eye painted! \ paint bruised flesh color. My own eye is painted now. A hoard knocked against my eye and blackened it. I have had the pleasure of painting some of your frater. mty." [A laugh.] Mr. Pendergast (one of the barristers : "Don't look at rny brethren here, there's ago?d fellow ; perhaps you may recognise soine of them." [Loud laughter.] Examination continued : "The prisoner had a black eye; I as a barrister gets a go?*l fee. I charge ! hint half a crown for painting his eye ; | a hamster's clerk or a poor man I only j . ii rtT , u.^_ ;*? I Charge Oct.* [uproarous mugiiici, m wliic.n the Court joined.] i t , 1-j. DVJRHAJKS-- DETO^S-BAKE. WELLS. 1 Serv fine Durham Bull, 5 year* old, pure white,out of imported and excellent milking attack, the dam and sire cost 81(M0; the pre- j *'0t owner having disposed of bis other cattle i has no use for him and will scii him low ; he ! is very docile, large and well formed, and in ?ii respects a very superior animal. Also, a Durham Bull, 18 mouths old, well frown animal, from stock imported by flare owcll?he will he sold vrrv low. AWo, 2 fine young Devon Bulls, last spring's calve'* handsome well grown anitn.vs, and 3 Heifers, of itatne breed and age; these animals wnu'd be an acquisition to any gentle an of the South, and will be sold deliverable it: Charleston, Savannah, Mobile or New Orleans free of all 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 ag?-; these are vert hmdsoinu animals, and will be delivered it either of the above part free of risk and charg s at $8^ each ; they would be put to a Durham or Devon bull if preferred. Also, 2 very fine New Leicester (or Bake well) Rants, one 4, the other 2 years old? and 3 Rams and 6 Ewes, of the same breed, la-t spring's lamb", tire latter will be delivered at either ot the above mentioned ports at $6{) fnra ram and 2 ewe*?they were aised bv I \i? itj. anj m ilie Hi?n. Richard Oaton's I 1*1 I . \j\* ? UIJv'l ? - * estate. Either of the older rarns will be sod for $40. or $50 if delivered as aoove. Also, Southdowns at same prices?and Berkshire Pigs $20 a pair. 2 t > 3 monthsold, box and feed extra if sh ppcd. Baltirrurrt Md.. S. SANDS, de 15 offi -e of the American Farmer. | Received, on Consignment AND FOR SALE. 1f% Hdds. Mar'iniqiie (now crop) M'dnsscs : 2 * St. Croix Sugar, 2 4< Ma-t D<? 25 B >g* Rio Coflf e. 3 Bbls. of Winter Bl'chd. Si>erm Oil, 3 ? of Fall ? ? M of Jcnke Gin, ? 3 Boxes Muscat Wine. 9 Bids Michigan Whiskey, 2 qr. Casks Mountain Ma. Wine, 3<io0 Spanish Segirs. 5 Do*. Missionary Hoods, 9 Seal Skin Caps, ALSO FURNITURE. Side Boards. Bureau's. Secrc'ary's Dining Tables, Wash Stands, Candle Stands, Sopha. Ladie* Work Tabhs, Map e and Poplar Bedsteads, , K<?se Wood and Map e u.inb Seat Chain. ALSO CONCORD STEAM FACTORY YARN. No. 5 to 12 and a few Pieces 7.8 to 1 Yd. j Homespun. PcbOM* wishing io pure' ase any *?f the ahoVH article^, will find it to their advantage to call and examine them. Apply to ^ FELIX LONG. Cherew December 17. 1811. H tf FLORAL COLLEGE, ROBESON COUNTY, N. C. THIS Female Literary Institution wi'l again ' be opened for the reception of students on the first Monday in January next. It offm benefits to the public not common to other Sem inane*. j B sides the advantrg^s of situation for health and no interrupted application for study, Boaid and Tuition will bo had on more favorab e' terms, I *-L- IP., n.lir, ic a-ntl nuilifi, d fnr t!l? PUflU I rl ?' miv " v.. ....... ... business, i* engaged to furnish g-?ud entertain, mental the Steward** Hall. 71is cmnforta'le , sufficiency at h?<me. his known character lor I industry anil integrity, are a sure gnaia- tee that his table will be well supplied with wholesome and palatahie dishes. In addition to this, he will keep dean, the Co'- ' 1-ge Hall and Do initnrics, make fires, furnish I Candles and water. at all times, for five dollars ; and fifty cents a month. He will do the washi gat a dollar a month, arid fu-nish bedding at I two doll.irs and fifty cents the session. Tuition per Session of Five Months. Spelling, Reading, Writing and Arithmetic in the preparatory year, at ?8 00 The studi -8 of the sop homo re vetr at ' 10 00 Those of the junior and senior years, each 12 00 Mu>ic Latin. Greek, Painting Sue. do not form apirt of the Collegiate course. These, how vor. will he ?night when required, M usic per session at ? 10 00 Use of Ptuuo 2 00 Langu 'g"s &c. 00 " _ r? ' e . #? I?ruwing anu running' u " Needle Work 2 50 An the Foreign I/ingu igeg r!o not. form a part of the regular course in this College, the student will h:tv" amp'e time for attaining n very libe. rel ami scieul ific education. I n this respect t he course of studies is as full perhaps as that ofanv College in the Union JOHN GILCHRIST, Sec. | to the Board of Trustees. . December 22, 1841, 6 4t | BOX NETS, HOODS AXD BAXD | BOXES. Ladies and Misses, Flororco and Straw Bonnets. Ladies Coloured Hoods. Forsaloby A. I\ LACOSTR. Octobc? 27, 1841. 50 tf | IRO\. 20 Tons, asscted sizes, fors*le br | A. P. LACOSTE. | October 27, 1941. 50 tf u I UPPER AND SOLE LEATHER, Wax, and Calf Skins, and Hemlock Tanned p Sole Leather. For sale low. A. P. LACOSTE. C October 27, 1841. 50 tf The Cheapest Publication in the World !!! ALL WALTER SCOTT'S WORKS, FOR *1*. "RJOVELS, Roma neon. Tales, Poelrjr, IfMo* f XT ry, Biographies, Sermons, Essays, Letters, his life and correspond* nee, by J. G. Lockbart. Wh it is now offered for ten dollars, wee pub* lisfwd in Edinburgh, in ninety.three yolumoe, at * a cost of one hundred and forty dollars ! Con. ? . C-it:? He tTnlmnai rflrtinr *" irrem* uuiiiuuigu uumvii) -w ? v???uvw ?~~~9 #140. Godey Edition, 10 Volumes, price $10. V Let it also be borne in mind that this is the v only complete edition, in uniform style, of the 8 work* of Sir Walter Scott. ever issued in Amer- * tea. The Waverly novels completed. Pn? Five Dollars. The Waverly Novels with a fine 0 portrait of the author, is now completed in 25 v numbers. Each number contains a cornp el* novel, comprising two volumes of the Edinburgh EJition, and ihe whole woik complete for Five Dollars?Payable in advance. The works of an Author, like Scott cannot bo too extensively diffused. No one can rise p from a perusal of his writings without hating been instructed as well as amused. Theciuse . of religion, virtue and morality, find an advoc t9 ' un every page?vice will seek encouragemcn from the same source in vain. It has been well fl obs< rved by un able and eloquent American crit.c. that "if ever writer deserved Universal Gtliz nship, it was Sir Walter Scott. He was U the Poet of Nature, the deline ator of his species in every climate and on every soil; so that. j wherever hi* works were known, there was he to be legirded us u native and.a denizen." (t is hi this spirit, that the publishers of the u new edition of the Waverly Novels have under, n L ken to present them to the American people.? o I'iu-y have supp ?>e<l that they could not .ender b better an mure acceptable service to the gn at s uass of readers, than by placing uch a puhl.ca. r mn within their lei'ch. The revised unii'irin ? idinburgh edition, from which this is re-printed d ompriaes t'?riy-eight volumes, the cost of which h saevui?iy-twodollars The edition now present, k '.1 of th?i Waverly Novels, will be furnished t o:npl t, with portrait and titl.? pages for Five a DoIIth. And con-prises cv? ry word in the o idit on. the price o. which L-, as above stated, h uventy two dollar? in boards. J Tl e publication pi ice affixed to this work, is a less, in relcr nee to the quality of material and d style ??fexecution, than that of any other pro- a (Inchon ot the press in Europ3 or America.? I .'he investment and expenuilures connected I. with this undertaking, are much greater than ' usually attend a republication; Hnd it will be tl apparent that the publishers must rely on an ex. tensive sale for tl eir remuneration, and that in J every ins nee a remiiti.nce of the amount?Five I Dol ars?must accompany the order. They t< appiiil with entire confidence to the American " puolic, ler a just and tiborul support in their en- i' deavors to disseminate the means of an eiilight- d ened aiu. rational enjoyment. ( h a COMPLETION OF J SIR WALTER SCOTT'S WORKS < I FOR FIVE DOLLARS !! , The Subscribers who have just published an !11 edition ot "I'he Waverly Novo for the trifling I sum of K.vo Dollars, will publish on the first of j Ja...4ury next. No. 1. ot the miscdlanpons prose u an.I poetical VV rks of Sir Wahor Scott, coin. a prising the poetical works, including the Mmaircsy ol tin: Sooitisli Border, which has never ? appeared in any other edition. The life of Napol, on, the History of Scotland. life Swirt, Dry. 0 ti n, Fielding, Cuintierkind, St*rne, Mrs. Kadehtf-, Jolin?lone, Charlotte Smith, De Foo, <?n Chivalry and Ho nance, Dcmonology* " a d Wiich'Ti.fi, Paul's L iter to his Kinsfolk, Talc-sofa Grandfather?4 series, Sermons, Lite " of Suiuut'l Richardson, Smol et, Goldsmith. Horace Walp?ile, Le Sage, Baco. Lcydon. Byion n Miss Sew.ini, &c. The wliole KeAised audi Cor ected hv hi in-elf. To which is added his . life and corn sp<? dmce by J. G. Lock hurt. The ' wiinlu to ho completed in twenty.live weekly a numbers, for Five Uo tars. Payable in advance e' ? tiius forming, with tin-addition of the ' Waver, y N'V. I-," jnM published in uniform style, a coiiipl.'te edition of the Woiks of St Walter Scott. B ong the only onerver issued in Amorior, and comprising every worn of the Ediriburg edition in ninety-three Volumes, the cost of which iso e hundred and forty do'lar*. Tt.e work will appear regularly in weekly numbers, printed on good paper, and will be conn 1 te in twenty five numliers, miking five larg'- i.etavo volumes. Piecisely similar to the beautiful edition of the "Waverly Novels" just issued tiy the ban e Publishers, the immense sale 01 which ;s an eviriei.ee o* tin great satisfaction of the sui?scrib"re. Title piges and a beautiful- v ly engraved bust will he furnished. b Tne publication price affixed to this work, is Jes*. in r I r< nee to the Quality of material and style of execution, than that of any other producUon ot the press in Europe or America. The inve tment and exp n litnres conno ted with this undertaking, a?e tnucii greater than usually tl attend u republication ; and it will be apparent " that tut Publishers must rely on an extensive sa'e lor their remuneration. and that in c\ery instance a remittance of the amount?Five Uol. * hrs?must accompany the order. They appeal ~ witu entire conlideucc to the American public, j* for a just and liberal support in their endeavors j: to dissciiiiiiat1* the means of an enlightened arid raional enjoy ent. P Sir Waiter Scott's Novels complete, will !>? j] sent to any address on receipt of a current ^ note, P' stago paid. * Sir Walter Scott's Miscellaneous Works com- 8 plate, will he sent to any address, on receipt ot a current ?5 note, postage paid. ? ' > - ? II ft C. 1_,1 t I ft?- wiioie euiuou win uu iurwurucu on re. c< ipl of Ten Dollars. 3 LOUIS A. GODEY, & " W. M. CHRISTY, c Publishers, Philadelphia, ? CLUBBING. I Scott's Entire Works in ten volumes, comprising Novels ai.d Miscellaneous Writings, $10 00 Scout's Entire Works Lady's B?>ok ane year, and People's Library one year, 13 CO J Scott's Novels?Lady's Book and Peo. r pie's Library one year, 10 I 0 I Scott's .Vi.sc 0 uneons Works, Lady's a Hook, People's Library one your, 10 00 e Tlnir's History ol the French Revolution?Scott's Novels or Miscellane. ous Works?and the Lady's Book or People's Library, 15 00 All Scott's Works in ten Volumes, and Lord Bacon's Works, 20 00 The Works of Lord Bacon?S ott'? Novels or Miscullan ous works. ? Ludys Book ore year, and People's Library one year, 20 00 Any newspaper inserting the above threo or anr times, n?<* addressing a copy masked, to Publishers' Hall, Philadelphia," will receive any five of ihe i ovcls, complete, they may choose to order, or any five numbers of the Miscellaneous 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 hey will then certainly ba noticed. Ducvinher, 1S41. BMP???P?PP??gWpPW?I ALMANACS FOR 1S4S. rHK Planter* and Merchant* Almanac fbr 1842. Published by A. E. Miller of ?bar!eslon. The Sreckett Almanac for 1842. The People* do Comie. Old American do Ceaic. Jbsl received and for *ale bjr the dozen or ingle, at the CHERAW BOOKSTORE November 29. BLACKSKIITH rHE Subscribers have formed a Copartner hip, under the firm of McIVER 4* LuCOSTE, rd hare emp oyed competent persona to arry on the above business, in all its branch?*. >bop ?m Market Street continued, lately occo. ied by Mr. C. I. Shiver. The chi.rges for >ork done will be moderate, We shell he ;iateful for custom from reefomtfefc petOoni, nd with all such person* accouc * will be kept. All d?bta contracted for *eid shop, must be en rdei from us, and all collection* for work done I rill be made by us. A M. MrlVISR. A . P. LAO 8TE, Cheraw, Nor. 15, 19-11. I tf THE CHtRAW 8CHOCL8, rHKSF Schools ore now in fufl operation, undor tiro follow rig organization, vis: iev. Fokdyge M. Hubbaed, Principal of the Boy*' School. kfr. William E. Wording, Principal of the Girls' School. rf4?? Maruaket C'obia, Assistant in the Girls' School. lii&s Jane Hebb, Teacher of Music. These gentlemen and ladies hare brought to *, the most gratifying testimonials to their aoni worth and professional excellence. All f them, are experienced Teachers. Mr. Husard, ha* boeo engaged in the busincus of in. t runt ion. for the last twelve years, and is ; ecommended for the accuracy and extent of his cholarship and his success in teaching by Presi- j ent Qmnoy, of Harvard University, who says of lim: 'Mr. ii. has been for several years a well mown and highly apj roved teacher of vouth in he city of Boston, and distinguished lor his , ttainmenls and capacity for that office. I have j i ft en had occasion to become acquainted with kit classical thoroughness and fidelity by the outh he has prepared and well prepared for > kdinibsion to Harvard College." Equnllr deci. cd are the recomineiiuations of Professor Beck ' nd Pierce ol the saTne University, Professor Sdwarda of Andovcr, Professor Andrews former. y of the University of North Carolina, Dr. 'Ocrsweil. arid R.-v. Mr. Curtis, Inte Rectors of bo Episcopal School of North Carolina. Mr. Wokdino, has b en employed, for five ears past, in a Literary Institution at New iampton N. H. and bring* the unsolicited estiinonial of the T'usU'kk at parting with him, to his fidelity and competency a* an Inatmctor i i Liter, tore." He has also letters recommcn utory fro-n Piesident l/ord of Dartmouth Colsge, Messrs. Woodbury. Eastman, Atherton nd Shaw, m unborn of Cofigr ,;s from New iampshire. Miss Cobia is very h ghly .ecom. .tended by the Rev. Or, Gausdcn, lion. K. fi. *ilchrist, H. A. DeSausure R>q. Dr, Johns* n, lev. Messrs. Charles Hunkel ami P. Trupier, nd bv Mr. Christian Mjyr, Historic and Porrait raint-jr, all of the city of Chraleston. Miss Iebb has taught music in the city of Washing* '/ii for several yen s, with great success and niversal approbation." She is recommended s "not only a brilliant p rl'ormer on the Piano, ut also a skillful and successful teaoher" by the Ion. W, Crunch's and Messrs. Geo. Watcrson. V Brent, John P. Ingle, Samuel Hanson and thers of Washington city. The Trustees have tuken great pains to procure he services of lnstruciors of character and lerit, and, believing, f 0111 the personal arquain* ince they have been able to form with those ow engaged, thai the lecomiriemlatioris given v the distinguished gentlemen named as above re not more generous than just, they confidently laim for their schools a liberal support. The school year consists of eleven months, saving the month of S ptemlmr for vacation, nd is divided into quarters of twelve weeks ach. The orices of tuition are us follows ; viz. For Spelling and Reading $6 00 per qr. For these etudes with Writing and Arithmetic 8 00 44 For tiio same, with F/nglish Gramma and Composition, Geog apliy with the use of the Globes and History 10 00 ' For the same, with any of I he higher Mathematics, N *tural or Moiai Sciences, An cicnt Languages, or LMaw. ing nnd Painting 15 00 ' For music on the Pinno 15 00 ? Board can he had in respectablo families on ftry reasonable terms. Tuition is required to is paid quarteily in a vanct . By order of the Committee, JOHN A INGLIS Secretary. December 1841. 3 tf The Temperance Advocate will p'ease copy le . bov- three times, und forward the account. D. JOHNSOX. HAS just received by the lighters of the j Steamer Oscola, St. Croix and Portirico j ingars, Bale rnj>e ank 44 Inch hoavv Bugging, It., and I,aguira Coif e, Cheese, ti' 0 lbs Sole / alher and soinp Upper Leathor, Indies and lentlemen's CCaks, Dress nr.d Frock Coats, dot Cloth and mixed Cloth Over Coau, Satti. iett Coatees, Hunting. Flushing and Blanket . - 1.. onrt V...IC 1 /OQ15 Of Vttriuupunuio, i rtiMu?"w-.u v . 2 Dozen Wool Hats, a variety ot Fur Ham, oinc very fine. The above with a stock of Dry Goods, Crock, j ry and Groceries received a few weeks, muke he assortment nearly complete. In a few days fresh stock of Bu.its and Shoes is expected, tid 2dcz?n pair of Gentlemen's Boots, a very ne article. All or which will be offered for ash at low prices to suit the times. Hoots and Shoes will be made to order for cash. N. B.?All persons indebted to D. Johnton re earnestly requested to muke payment as ear- ' y as possible. Nov(m!>er 1G, 1841. I tf THE INSTITUTE FOR the education ofyoung ladies nt Rockingham, Richmond County. North Carolina uulor thedirection of Dr. C. Zimmerman and ady will commence the exercises of the winter cssion on 3d January next, to continue till the ind of May. The terms are as heretofore: Four classes for all 'tranches of ap English Educ tion $8 to 16 Latin and French Languages, each 20 Music 20 1 Use of Piano 2 | Waxwork 8 1 Needlework z i Board, including lights, hedding, washing, fuel and attendance of servants 45 Books and Stationary at the store prices. Rockingham N. C. De^emlwr 16, 1841. 6 4t BLACKSMITH SHOP. THE Sut?cnber having employed a good )'ack-smith from North Carolina. ISolicit? a share ol public patronage. JOHN M. SMITH. Cheravr, D*e. 21, 18-11. (J tf > MlHill GARDEN SEEDS. A Full supply of Fresh anil Superior Gar* (Jen seeds tor 1842, just received sod for sale by JOHN WRIGHT, at the Bookstore. December 15, 1^41. I tf ' COWS. WANTED tvto or threernilcb cows?Enquire at this oAec. POLE BOAT FOR SALS. rriHE Pole Boat James R Err in will be sold 4 on favorable terms. She is row on the way up and win do uenverea u> uie purenoser uu her arrival. Apply to either of the subscribers. ll>. MALLOY W. fc T. BAILEY & C*. JAMES H. COLE. December 4, 18-11. 4 tf " 8HEJI.IFF SALftk ON Writs of Fieri Facias will be sold before the Court H<:ee door on the first Monday and day following in January next within the legal hours the following property via: 4 Lots in the Town of Cheraw levied on as the property of Geo^ Edwards and known in the plan of said Town by Nov. 1S2 (one hundred and eighty two) 18!) (one hundred and eighty three) 164 (one hundred and eighty four) and 165 t ne hundred and eighty five) at the suit of W. J. B.iiley adinr. et al vs. Go rge Edwards One Lot in the Town of Cheraw known in the plan of said Town by No. 260 (two hundred and eighty) together with ti>e improvements thereon, also one unfinished Buggy Wagon, levied on and to be sold as the property of C. 1. Shiver al the suit of Taylor & Punch vs. C. I. Shiver. 100 Acres of land more or less whereon the defendant resides at the suit of Middleton Sc. King for another, and S. C. Winninghaui vs. Zilpha Hustess. 250 Acres of land more or less, levied on as property of Mary Reed whereon she resides udjoiningtbe lands, of Laurence Prince, John Pervis and others at the suit of the State vs. Miiry Reed. One negro man (Collin) at the suit of Ne ill Crawfora vs. Ranald McDonald and D. A. Mc Eachern, aud A. Uluo bearer et al vs. Ranald McDonald. 548 Acres of land more of land more or less, on the south aide of big Wealfield's Creek whereon the defendant resides adjoining the lands of Mrs Ilinson, Sauiutl White, James Everett and W.J. Pcgues at the suit of A. B ue etal. vs. Thrashly White and John G. While. Terms?Cash?Purchasers to pay for necessary papers. TAHV EVANS. Shff. C. D. Ch'csterfield C. H. Sliff V. ) Office, Decoml>er 10, 1841. \ 5 tf SHERIFF SALE. BY Order of the Court of Ordinay of Che , terfield District will be sold at Chestcrficl Court House on the first Monday in January next within the legal hours nil the real esuto of Ahingdm Pa'sous deceased, consisting of nne tract of land in said district on Westfields Crce containing three hundr d acres more or less, bounded north by the state line, West by Lewis Melton's land. South by Samuel White's land and East by lsham Wallace's land Terms made known on the day of sale, or may be seen by reference to a decree in the Or. dinary's Office. JOHN EVAN?. Shif. C. D. Chesterfield Court House, i December 10, 1841 ( 5 3t CORONERS SALE. ON a writ of Fieri Facias will be sold before the Court House door on the first Monday in January noxt. within the legal hours tne following property viz: 100U Acres of land more or less whereon the defendant resides at the suit of Hugh Craig and John Evans against Ranald McDoua'd, Terms?Cash?Purchasers pnying for necessary pipers. W L. ROBKSON, C. C. D. ! Chesterfield Court House, ) December 10, 1841. \ 5 3t GARDE* SEED, &C. ^ THE Subscriber has just receive! a full and j general assortment of Fresh WARDEN j SEED from the Agricultural Warehouse and Seed Store of the Now England Farmer Boslon. among which are Sugar Beet, Ru?a Bag.a. White F'at Turnip, Vc. &c- by tiie pound and caller quantity. He has also lor sale a General Assortment of FAMILY GROCERIES, with WINES and LIQLORS, Raisins, Figs, Almonds, Citron. Currants, Candy, Pickles, Tobacco, Segars, <fcc. &c. His Store is Two Doors below the Store of Messrs. Taylor &. Punch. CHARLES VANDERFORD. Cheraw, December 14, lH41. 5 tf MARLBORO' ACADEMY. THE examination in this institution will comtn -uce on Thursday. 9th December next, in lh?! Femnl' Depirtriient and be continued in the Mule Depirtment the day fo lowing. At the c'ose <*f acli d iy vhrre will lie an exhibilion of speaking, c*?m positions, music andorigmal dialogues. The public are invited to attend. Aficra \acatiori of four weeks the exercises will be resumed the second Monday in J.mua'y. Chauncev P. Judd, A, B. Principal of the Male, nnd Miss Ann Throop, Principal of ibo Female Department. Mr. Judd is a graduate of Yale College, from whoso Lieu iv he brings the highest lestimoni. als, In addition to the English branches, he teaches Rook-kccping, Surveying, Latin. Greek, I French, and fits pupils for every class in college. Mi>s Tliroop received a thorough education at one of the l est Seminaries North, and in addition to ihe Eng'ish studies, she instructs in Music und all the ornamental branches These teicheis have been engaged in Miis Academy one year to the entire satisfaction o the whole community, 'lhe Trusses do not hesitate to s y t ay are unsurpasset !n ap'ness to tench, in skillful government, thorough instruction and polished manners. E P ERVIN. Secretary. Pennettsvi'le: S. C. Nov. 28th. 1841 Board miy he had in respectable families at fjoui $5 lo SIU per mouth. 2 iSmij HOUSE ASD LOT FOR SALE IN BENNE TTS VILE. THE Subscriber will offer for sale to the j best bidder, a valuable dwelling House and Lot on the first Monday in January next in Bennettsville. The House is n now one and large enough for any family of ordinary size, or for a boarding house, and has convenient out houses all new. ti? i..? A.mi..inu ii.nr acres and is well enc o->ed, I 1 hi; ivi vi'Mbuiuc it is adjoining the Female Academy lot and would perhaps be as desirable spot lor a resi. : deuce as any in the place. J Terms will tie liberal and maue known on the : day of sale. I johv McQueen. Marll oro' December 14, 1841. 5 3t CORN WAITED, THE Subscriber wishes to purchase 2 00 Bushels ^ood Corn, D. MALLOY. I Dvcernlier 0, If 41. 4 if 9 CASH SYSTEM CONTINUED. THE TIMES are such as to compel the Subscriber tu continue the Cash System; Groceries and all articles in that line will be sold for Cash only. Persons whoae accts. and notes still remain unpaid, will please understand that no new credits will be given until all old arreareges are settled in full. D. M ALLOY. IPORT9NAIS POWDER. ONE Case English Canister Rifle Powder, manufactured by "Pigous & Wilks," Loodon, lor sale by the Canister. D. MALLOY. May 28, 1841. 29 tf GOOD R ADD A INS. TH E Subscriber has on hand many articles of Merchandise not now in his line of business; and torhich he has no room in his s.ore for, allsucl' goods will be sold very cheap. They consist of the following articles, via. Negro Cloths (a good article) White PU'ns, Blunket Overcoats, Duffil Blankots, Bale Ropo, Brass And Irons, Shovels and Tongs, Jugs and Jars, Pots and Ovens. Iron and Steel, Hardware Crockery, &c. G. H. DUNLAP. November 10,1841. 52 tf "THE SUBSCRIBER" PURCHASED recenily in New York a \e?y heavy and general assortment of G iod8 wh h have all come to hand, and he now off* i them at Wholesale or Retail at very low pric for Cash or Produce. A. P. LACOSTE. October 27th 1841. 80 tf SPER3I, AJB TANNERS OIL, By the Barrel or at retail, for sale by A. P. LACOSTE. October 27, 1841. 50 tf 2500 PAIR SHOES. ' Comprising every varie'y, and for sale on accommodating terms. A- P. LACOSTE. October 27, 1841. 50tf CHEESE. CASKS CHEESE For Sale by A. P. LACOSTE. Dec. 1, 1841. 3 tf HATS A3JD CAPS. 15 Dozen Gentlemeus' and Boys, Black and Drab Fur Hats, 28 Dozen Wool Hats. A L?rge slock of Fur, Hair, Cloth, and Se. lette Caps, For sale by A. P.LACOSTE. Oct 27 1841. 50 ti FEATHERS. 200 lb. new Feathers in store and for sale by I) M ALLOY. October 25th 1841. 50 tf SADLEDRY. A very large assortment of Boys, Men?, and Ladies Saddles. Also, Bridles, A/artingales, Whips, Collars, Saddle Bags, (Jig, Sulkey, and Carryall Harness, Stirrup Irons, Gir he arid Surcingles. For sale very cheap bv A. P. LACOSTE. October 27th 1841. 50 tf AIII ALS FOR 1842. JUST received at the Bookstore. The Gem, Extra Super. Culf, r rionosmp* uucring, The Kose, Tlic Violet, The Dahlia, j Ccto'jjr 2JM. 1841. 50 CUT l%A2L!?i. 100 Kegs, 4d tin 8d lOd 12d and 20 nails, For sale by A. P. LACOSTE. October 27,1841. 50 tf lulsm BOXES, Bunch Raisins, JL x)' 20 halt do. * 44 20 qutr. do. 44 ?4 Just received and lor Sale bv A. P. LACOSTE. Dec. 1,1641. 3 if CANDLES AND SOAP. Sperm, Margsnne and Tallow Candles Bar and Perfumed Saop. Fo; Sale bv A. P. LACOSTE. ' October 27. 1841. 50 tf HARDWARE AJfJD SRITHS' ? TOOLS. A general slock of these articles for sale by A. P. LACOSTE. October 27,1641. 50 tf FAIfClf AND STAPLE DRY GOODS. A few Fancy, and a large and well selected, j stock of Staple Dry Goods for sale iow bv A. P. LACOSTE. j I October 27, 1841. 50 tf ! GLASS, PAIXT, AND PUTTY. A Large Stock of these articles, which will I be sold at reduced rates. A. P. LA OSTE. | October 27, 1841. 50 tf j CARRIAGE MAKIXG. J. T. GUIS WOLD WOULD respectfully inform the inbabi~ i tantsof Cherxw and the public in general, i that he has tiken the store on the corner oi I ?-- 1_ I Front and Market stioeis, wnere nc nut-mi? . keeping a general assortment of Carriages, and J is now offering for silo some fine B roil lies, Buggies an.! Buggy Waggons that lie will sell chenp : also a few set of Harness. N. B.?Repairing dono with neatness and despatch. Dccjiiiber 20, 1841, 6 p2t B BRYAN & BROTHER, hold a lease on the lower vrbarf near the old Fc ry j Landing, arid will ch jege each Bo it for the priv. ? ilege of landing discharging and loading. Each St am Boat, Throe Dollars. Each Pole Boat, Tow Boat or Lighter, Tw? Dollars. Each Cotton Flat loaded or built, One Dollar and Fifty Cents, With the privilege of remaining one weok, longer at a corresponding rate. Cheraw, Sept. 28, 1841. 46 tf | . . NOTICE. I I WILL offer for sale on the 2-lth of Decern. b<*r next, the plantation and tract of Land | whereor. I now reside, containing One Thousand , ne?es (more or less,) situated on the Stage Road leading lrom Che* aw t? Fayettoville, on which there are two Or st Mills, one Saw Mill, Cotton tiin, Cotton Screw, and all necssary buildings for the accommodation of a family. Persons wi-hing to purchase are invited to call and examine the premises. Conditions?The payments to be divined in four equal annual instalments, bearing interest ' from date. JOHN W. BOWYER. Marlborough District. So. Ca. ) October 1st,, 1841. { 5?^= SOUTH CABOLIHA. * Dar lington DittricL IN EQUITY. Mary Whittington vs. ) BiU *< Levi Whittington aod > for wife and others. ) . Partition. It appearing to ray satisfaction, that Alaiw garet Whittington, Georgt Whiuingtoo, Sophroaia Whittington, Franky Whittington, and Francis Whittington, Defendants in the above sta! i case, are absent fan, and reside beyond the limits of this slate, on notion at Dudley, it is ordered that they do Senear and plead, answer or demur W complaioaats Bill* wiihin three months iroa the plMjiof this order, or judgment jwv rnnjsssn, wtll he entered against them. Also ordered, that this order he published twice a month, for three months, in the Faneera' Gazette. E. A. LAW, C. E. C.D. Commissioners Office, at Dtr- \ iagton C* H. October 13,1841, f502afSoi SOUTH CABOLIIA. . i Ransom Britt, vs. 7 Declaration is E. P. Guion Sl Co. f Attachment. Whereas the Plaintiff in the above stated ease this day filed his Declaration against the Defendant, who is absent from, and withoot the limit* of Ibis state (as it is said) and baring neither wile nor Attorney known within the same, it is ordered that the Defendant do appear sad plead to the Declaration aforesaid within a year and a day from tho date hereof, otherwise final and absolute Judgement will be awarded agniiuA him by default, T. BRYAN, C. C. P. Office of Common Pleas, A Chesterfield C. House, > November 19, 1840. j 50 SOUTH CAROLINA, Che.xterfield District. Eli Wal nee Applicant against 1 Tabitha Sparro*, the Heirs of > Henry Wa'Jace, Joseph Wal. ) lacc. Jackson Wallace, Wm. 1 ?| Wallace and Elizabeth Wal-> > w lace. j It anpenringto my satisfaction that Tahithn Sparrow and Joseph Wallace, two of the Dsfen. Hants, resides without this State, it ie the'etorw ordered, that they do appear and object to Ute division or sale ofthe real estate of Elizabeth Wallaoe, on or beforo the fifteenth day of J >nu. ary next, or his consent to the same wffi he entered of record. T. BRYAN, 0. C. D* November 1, 1841. 51 Ifit DRUGS, NEDICINE8, Chemicals, Patent Medicine*, Perfumery, Paints, Oils, Dye Stuffs, &c. &c, for sale wholesale and retail by A. HOPTOiY, CHERAW, S. . At his Drug Store, next door to Brpum Bryan df Brother. Where may be had nt nil time* a m eortino t of articles in the Drug line?roam mended to be of superior quality which will be disposed of on very moderate terms?Physicians and others wishing pur.' medicines, may rely on being supplied with tbcui. Mav 26. 1841- 28 j ho duUttcrioor Hi/- juei received, and aril keep constantly on hand.Cotton Yarn and Twi at wholesale, from the Manufactory ol Koakb* , haul. GEO. GOODRICH. Cheraw, Jun. 1840. 10 It' . SIMS YEW NOVEL, * " CONFESSIONS, or The Blind Hart Just received at the bookstore. December 1. U-Wc are authorize! to announce Mr. JoRl r. Donaldson, us a candidate for Clerk of too Court for Marlborough District. November 17, I 9t CHINA CROCKERY AND GLASS A WAKE. w Tlj E Subscriber has on hand a good assort, merit of the above, comprising a variety of patterns. For sale cheap* D. MALLOY. vi ol 1q41 Jiii^ oif mm 29 tf ? AXLK 19 dozrn Col in*, Hump. and Mar*h superior Axes, for pale by the dozen at much below the usual rated. A. P. LACOSTE. October 27,1841. 50 tf | NOTICE. G. H. DCNLAP Would respectfully give notice to his frieHds and the public that li.ivuig commenced business ngnin on bis os\ ii account In; finds it absolutely aecesu sary to curt.il very much his credit business, he has consequently determined to or en accounts only with such persons as nave heretofore paid . L.: _ ?f. nMnnhi'ill, nl A. nMr tKfl nut nf k I It' 41 awvv't II'? W. ?*? ?" ; ifr- ?w the year and with >-uch only at will give poti. live assurance of doing so in future. Oct. 13, 1841. 48 1 tf" SEW -4>D CHEAP COODS. f Have just received a well selected assort* ment of staple and fancy Dry Goods of the I Latest style and fashion for the season. riease'call and examine my stock before purchasing. M. BUCHANAN. . May 31, 1841. 29 If1' CANDLES A few Boxes Ta low and Sperm Candles for sale by D. MALLOY. May 31,1841. t 29 If t For Sale. A TRACT on the Dectrines of Election an4 Reprobation, by Rev. James H. Thornwell. Also, a Vindication of the Protestant Doctrine ^ concerning Justification. 1 May 1st. 1840. 25 tf THE SOUTHER* HARP. CONSISTING of Original Sacred and Morel Songs, adapted to the most, popular Alelo. uies, for ihe Piano Forte and Guitir by MRS MARY S. B DAJVA, OF CIIAR1.ESTON, 8. C. " This work supplies a vacuum which hae long been felt in the musical world. Ilia indeed the Christian's Vocal Companion, and we hope no family will be without it."?BosL paper For sale at the Cheraw Bookslore by JOHN WRIGHT. July 5,1841. 84 tf IN2B. BLACK, Dark Blue. Light Blue, Red and Copying Inks, in small ^Bottles, For sale by John Wright at the Cher aw Bookstore. October 30. 1840. 51 tf