Farmers' gazette, and Cheraw advertiser. (Cheraw, S.C.) 1839-1843, January 12, 1842, Image 3
^ muymmmm? m naming?a
the Union, l?v relying upon legal redress
alone, nod bv^. waiting the returning inag^
naniinity of a State whose early and self*nerifiring
vindication of the rights of
Jnun haa ert tied her to enduring vrnera- .
lion and gratitude. ,
I submit, also, for your information, a j
rorresfxindepco between the Governor ol .
Georgia and mvself, which my respected
conteiti|Mirary lias made a subject of some
comment in communications to the Legislature
of that State. |
* * For Hit* fanners i?a/.ei?e.
TlIK NKf'KSSITV OF REFLECTION*..? :
habit of exercising the mind in the j
reflection upon the future, as well jis the (
past and the present, is one of tlie most
useful that can be formed And yet it
is one in regard to which the voung are
extremely liable to fail. The present
with its amusements and gaieties, absorbs
the greater portion of their thoughts; and i
when they occasionally glance at the
future, it is. too often, to dress it in the
the bright attire of the imagination, in ,
.....
the blooming garland of lite s sweetest '
pleasures. When the ship approaches a |
dangerous coast, a "look out ' is station. !
to. warn of the approach to reef or !
.... ..r . breaker,-'So ilw young, navigating the;
; dangerous voyage ??f life, should establish j
% Inflection a> the "look-tint," to give time.
*-* 1 * ?i-- ? ..i i_ ..? !
J> 11*11 ICv III Itiwti JIIJU.II.I UI impi'i- j
. * Hence arid vice, upon which so many, !
originally possessing the brightest pros- !
peels, have hc.un w rccki d.
. ; Reflection is an important safe-guard
in*selecting associates forming hahiis, J
*"choosing occupations, and. indeed in all
V that concern youth. The young man or ;
woman \\ ho thinks deeply, will aci wisely, j
They will be awar of the nature of the
dangers which hover around thcr path,
and therefore will act cautiously and
w Tliov will he enabled to penetrate
those specious appearances in which
vice so frequently presents itself?they
wilj look lieneath the gaudv veil which so
often covers the deformities of sin, and
behold the native blackness of the monster.
They will he aware that "all is not .
gold that glitters," and readily detect the
gilded imitation when it would readily
occupy the place of the pure metal. Thev
will weigh well the influences and the
effect* of every important step, and not |
be Icd'aMray by the deceitful devices of
the'transgressor. J. T.
xt t? r? iXT _
^imrn r?.\*TKR.> n?r.^i? \KV.? ?? e
lent'n from the Bangor Whig (hat M?j.
(irecha m ha* rinsed fur (he winter I he
HOrveVuri (in- North-eastern Boundary. '
an I is now on his wav to Washington (o 1
report progress. Flo has hail d irtnir (lie
last siiminv-r about one liitm Ireil men in i
ill.* cinplov. Tiu: trees upon 'he line !
have h?M?n removed. ??n ?i?e tops of the hills
to a sjmenof about one hundred feet, and
lessoning in width down to the valleys, i
and the whole line cleared and hushed ? ;
Tiie survey ha?- heen continued a f w i
miles ahove the Grand Palls, vcrv near
. which'he line is found to run. The old
line has been found vcrv crooked, and
the new running, with the stiaight line,'
? take* in several Incises in the country he*
Ion Grand Falls, and in some instances j
portions of the cleared fields of the farm- >
er* lliere. Seine m them would, at times. ;
g-u exasperated at the proceedings, hut
ilio<?t of them were '.itiirr calm. Ahont
sixty miles of the lino, through an unhro- ;
k?*n forstill remains to ho surveyed. '
Y. Sun. \
Blockh ::\n Ait -y!?Certain young
4,hlood" display themselves in Broad war
daily, with huge quadrangular caps,
which 2 vi- their their heads the appearance
of ..q iaro blocks covered with volv
cf; hence thev ar- generally designated j
h* blorkluad*! Truly, an enviable title I
for college student*, as they are under- i
atorel to he.? X Y Sirti.
The King of Prussia said to have given (
110 000 dollars for the drawings and plans
lui'i i,,- ?i?. i..... a;...: :..i i u.i .? >
..? >? IIII in.'* 11! j^u mi iim.1 i
Schinket. IDs Magesty is supposed to
have been induced to make tin.? purchase,
partly hv a wish to make some provisions ,
for the family of the deceased artist.
The Dutch papers nvmtton that .Java
tea is now selling in Holland at the same i
prices as Chinese lea. and flint the latter
is expected to tie wholelv superseded in
the market hv that artie|?\
__ t
Fashion*\iu,k Kascality.?It is not;
to he concealed that Hits country is now
honored with more than an ordinary number
of the most accomplished foreign
windier* arid knaves which ever escaped :
the Hallows. The police in Kngland have ;
become exceedingly rigid. Hence ;?c ;
compiishdd rogues prefer visiting tins j
country as lashiooahlc trentleoicn, to art j
/ignominious transportation to Hotanv
^ j Bay. The American, in alluding to some
'fresh importations, remarks:? They a
imoiint ton very lar?;? number; most of!
tlit.'iii come poor, luii tin* gnat chance, j
ftor plunder in New York and Philadelphia ;
has enabled these adroit rascals to make i
uunm-v enough to assume the exterior of
'travelling gentlemen, with large port man- ;
ieaus and hags. gold headed canes, gold
wham* ami watches and a white servant,
usually an oceoinplio*. Tliov are doing,
mid.will continue to do, .1 lino Inis new. &ome
of this gang cff.-< ted !:? last great robbery at
Washington. Rcwird* f??r these depredators
will have but little . cre pt to increaue
their audacity and Lbe ex'en*. ot their donredatious.*'
A. V. &<&.
y
iijwirjBca^iLZzarr'gari i u\ 111 ?a?jwe
Illinois Sicks?M*\ Whiteside* the Food
nf lilmois, jjiven notice that the
I'Mn of negotiated in Jun??last with I
iVf:inrli'as:?T & 'or wmch (KM) ;
of State vvac> bulged as collateral setu- t
f.iy ban Hot been prtiii by said firm an agre^l. I
and thai u before any part of the stipulation* i
m ide dhliga'nrv on the State were Fulfilled, j?
tic trust alluded to Ih<| Icon viol?'n't by ?de- I
gal hypothecation and sales." He therefore | f
cautions the public from buying or selling 1 J
these bonds, as the State of Illinois will not i
consider herself hound for them any further |
tii tu for tin* amount <?f nion? y actually rvceiv- j i
ed. He invites the holders of ?he stock to t
ucet at the .4v"'or Mouse, Nevy K"rk, for the
pu-pose of *4 rrreivtng a plan for an amicable
setlieinenl of this unfnr.ii >ate transaction."
<
Til* r'losPtTALiTiFS TO IH* PftlNCB? ' ,
Letter* It iv.: been r< ceived from our Ai m is tor ; ,
at the Court of St. Cloud, expressing in the ,
name ofLotii* Phillippe, 'he highest satisfac- j
Tion ar fhe kind reception of Inn <ori. the i 1
Primp d*f jomvilie, in 'his conn'rv. The (
French people were also much gratified.
Liability ofStkamboat Companies.
Tiie Court of lirrors decided ori Friday
lust, in the cane of Powell vs. Mordeeni
Myers, thai a steamboat company nre
iiohieo us common carriers for the loss of
u trunk, which was frauden.lv obtained . ,
Iron* the boat up m a forged order.?N Y I
Sun. \
A circum- iancos look place on Thurs
day. interest nig. a's'it exhibits th : low ! j
comb:ion of the funds in the National ; (
IVeasury. The Speaker oi the House of ! j
Representatives having drawn his draft. I i
in pursuance of law, for 87U.0J0, bring j?
tile sunt appropriated for the contingent i '
expenses of the House of Representatives j
tluririj; tin' present session, it was returned, I
th'-re being no fund in hand 1o tncel iia ,
pui/menls. A h xatidria Gaz.
Das tul'Tivk Firi:.? The large stable j
belonging to J. K. Pat ion, lwj. nr the
Warm Springs, (Buncombe,) was entirely t
consume:! I?v tire o.u tile IPuli ult. Four |'
??r live head of horses, eight or ten head
of cattle, together with a verv large a-!'
mount of grain, were consumed. To'al J
- * - I A i Aorv
loss estimated, we understand, a; $*.uuu. (
?H ig h I a n d Mrssevgc r.
Wha f trill the Legislature Do1?Our <
Legislature will assemble at Hurrishurg |
eariv next week. The Session will no
doubt prove one of more than ordinary
interest, and by its action, the credit of
Pennsylvania will be either vindicated
to some extent at least. < r be still further ,
weakened and dishonored. We are not
sufficiently acquainted with the mass of '
gentlemen, elected, to enable us to form a
definafe opinion as to the general rharar.
fer of that bodv, as compared with former
Legislatures. But our Loco poco broth
ron assure tjs thai their members are; in
the mass, intelligent and upright; and that
the disposition, is universal with them to
do everv thing in their power to relieve
the State from its present degraded finan- 1
rial condition. Tito diffi udtv, therefore,
will not arise as to the dis;>o?i'io 1 b it the
m.otus. It is thought that the Governo.
w:ll recotn nond ad iitiouai State laxa'ion
should that already in force prove inadequate.
fie mav also venture to prnpov ,
that the S'ate Works he ieased for a e.er
tain period; anil that certain stocks he
long? ne to the State be sold, and * fit- (
funds applied to pay the deles of the ,
Coiiiuionwealth. But, if these sngges
tions should not he made bv t'.ic Governor
they wi?| lie made hv some of the mem
bers during tie* Session. ' li is clear tiia'
something :n ist he attempted, and of
v ^urotjs character. W ih repudiation
doelrin-s. recognised with such favor it.
Arkansas. Indiana, and .Mississippi, i'
hehi o\ es Pennsylvania. honest Pennsyl
v.ini i," although hurthened with n debt
of Si 001) 000. |o act the pari of wisdom
and patriotism; no to commence at once
the redemption of her monetary obligations.
and the resuscitation of In r ancient
lame. One or two millions of our Stale
deht paid off', and a solemn determination
everywhere manifested to con tin on the
good \v..rk gradually hut certainly from
year to year, would soon place . s upon
high ground again.?Pain. Inq. of l-sv
1)1 til)
In An-nn countyN. C., Norma nd M.L-od.aged
over 90 years; ho was a na- j
live of Scotland and was a member in i
good standing in the Presbyterian Church J
for more than fitly yars : H? dt'|?art<'(l '
tiii* lit^ in tin: trnnnj?i.s ul faith in a c.ru. i
cilitv! Savior ?(torn.
CiiiiiiAVV CKU K CbiUUvN i.
January 11.. 1842.
AUTICI.K8. rtk | .$ C. j $
Biwt'.u uiarktfl, 11> 0 3 6 :
B tcon froia w..gons, lb 8 a 10 .
?by retail, lb 10 a 'II |
Butte- !b 1.4 & !
Beeswax 'b *2 a j
Basins: y;,ri1 ?5 a 2^ 1
Bale U<>|>e lb 10 a 1 -i i
(toilet- lb I2J a
Cotton, 'b 7 a b
C<>rn, Hush 50 a
Kloiir, Country 1 '*rI a H
ho.it iters tin way. iiniu* 'h do a 4t"i
Fodder. lUdlbs 75 a 100
(?{.?*, window 8x !' , 5o?i 3 *25 a 3 07s !
, iu.v 12, 50ft 3 ;?0 3 73 i
Hides, jjrren lb 5 a
dry lb 10 a
1 imli._ r. *.n ? C X.l\ I
2 fllfl iw-iOT v *> ' a u ?i"
In itio ib I u 2 .0 j
l,iu:?? CU.sk 4 a 4 ou ;
Lir.i scarce lb U a !*J
Lrtatbri,.-vi.e lb '2'2 ' > 2# j
FjR.rl, (>ar ib iO a
L??jfwv>o<l lb I<? a 15 J
Moi:is*cs N. O. gii I 40 a ?r,0 j
. jjal 35 a 37 ;
Nails, cut, assorted lb 7$ a * j
, w.tMijjht ib |li a 18
Oals bush 3.J a 3/
Oil, curr.rr* ijal 75 a I
Thk Bivkii is in ?$<hhI l?oaorder.
AUUIVR!)'
Jan. 10, ?SV:nr?rr (Kiobt, Christian.]
with Brat. Jno. Irwin in tow, v.ilh .Mfisi. ;
to Blue A* Moore, l;. Long, ami several j
others.
srPERJOR FRUIT TREKS.
Ttlfcl Subscribers have juist (VrefcerJ fn?rh(
Prince's Nurseries at Flushing Coir* l.Untf;
arid offer lor Sa e. 601) Poach, Neblirifrfe,
'icots. and Plum Trfces, of vigorous growth ami
large sw. being 8 to 1(1 fee. high; 'i'liey are
it matted bundles, oath tiinUiiimg^O trtfe?,
iii(j each bundle comprises slxi-eimf the finest
Rnglisdi. French and Italian varieties. They
ire carefully packed iVtth ihoss at the rdois,
ind ? an he sent aaf'rly to any part df the
jJiate. T ie price is j>er bundle; and an)iersoii
remitting that anioUnt in notes at }>ar
e rtiis C 5"? wni have a bundle lorwahJeli as
iirected.
S. B.ABCOCK & Co.
Charleston, Deer. I>141. 9 It
N. B. Catalogues of Trefes, Plants *hd
Seeds, with prices will be m-nt gratis to al!
vho a.iply post paid to Win. R. Prince, Flush*
iig.NV.
33* Wo ara antho-ize<l to announce MrJ Jnifx
R. Donaldson, a.- a candidate lur Clerk of the
Court for Marlborough District.
November 17. 1
In tiik Common Plkas.
Chesterfield District,
Henry E isterlin, i Declaration
vs. > on note mi
G. W. Booth. ^ Attachment.
WI IE RE AS the Plaint iff" in ihis action did
?n tin* day ti.e Ins Declaration against G. VV.
Booth, the defemian', who is absent from ami
without tlit* hunt# of the State (as it is said.)
and having neither wife or attorney known
jpon whom a co.iy of ihe above Declaration,
with a rule to plead thereto, may be served);
It is ill ere fortf 111 pursuance of the Acts ot t lie
jie:ieral^Assemble of tins State in such ca.it s,
mide and provided; Ordered that the defend,
till, do plead thereto on or l?olore the twenty,
ixlh day of Decern tier oex\ otherwise ?uul
Hid absolute judgment w.li be then given and
awarded against him by default.
T. BRYAN.
Office of Common Pleas l
Chesterfield C. ti. Dec. 2o, 1841, J
9 lcBmfly
TO RENT.
I INTEND on the 1st day of July next,
:o remove my Slock ol Good* lo m.' Iv\ ?j
ooref?, lately occupied by B Mcintosh, aiuJ
McKay & A/cCaskill, and to to.tke thein my
permanent business stands ; and now offer foi
Rent, my four Stores immediately below,
Viz: One at present occupied by .Messrs. VV,
& T. Bailey. & Co., the next below, comet
Kursliaw and Front streets, and now occupied
by Mr. 1). M alloy, and the two stores now occupied
by me. To persons residing in thie
place, it is needless to say, that they are
among the very best stands for prosecuting a
Cotton and barter business; and 1 only m ikt
this de< laration for the information of personresiding
at a distance. Possession of tfm
Stores occupied t>v .Messrs. VV. & T. Baite)
& Co., and Mr. D. Aft Slav, will be given on
ilie 1st day of September next; the others car
oe had by the 10th July next. Cheraw oflvri
inducements to Capitalists, and men of business,
that are not found in many Southert
towns. It is estimated, that o r receipts o
i otton, for the last two years averaged ?>,(104
Bales, and it is supposed this year's receipt)
will be about the same.
AUG. P- LaCOSTB.
Cneraw, Jait'y. l&h, 1342. 9 tf
The * Charleston Courier," '*?Voutherr
Curomcie," "Camden Journal," and "F<?yet;e
rifle Observer" will please give the- ahovt
mx rtUf-fiio'is. ?ay once every two weeks, am
forward their hills to me for payment.
.4. I*. LaC?stp.
WOOD.
I hemhy tender to niy J.ile customers in th*
. oo-l line, my grateful acknowledgement.-, I?>i
he liberal patronage I have rece ved .it then
i-riiid*-, and would now ino-i. respect fully re,
pie-*. iliat they wou'd column - to give thei
orders to Major f). R. W. \Jelver, lo nbon
I have .so d my laud, and vvho is fully preparei
o d div-r any quantity of wood that m?y to
qu red. Al. orders, for wood left at in)
store, will lie promptly sen*, to the residenct
ol Major Mclver.
AUG. P LaCO.STE.
January 12, 1841. 9 if
CiiESTKKFIKLD DlHT. C>. C , i
Jan'y. dlii, 1^42 \
TIIjC SUBltCFJSER
TAKES this method of iiilorining the pub
Ic ami Ins friends, ill at. lie intends cummenc.
nig a country School, with a limited nuinbe
ut pupils, (the num er not to exceed eighteen,
at a healthy situation, (near Burn's A/iilv,
n this District. Any one, wisnuig to hoari
ins children, may, by applying to me; in ;>ersoi
r by letier, ascertain the terms, and th<
pl.ces.it which board can be obtain* d coive
u.eut lo Hie school house The school houst
will be a comfortable Iramad hou.?e, now be
ing erected. Any one by applying early uiaj
obtain admittance fur his children until tin
number is made tip. Terms are an follows
English: Lowest Class, quarterly 50 IH
Second Ciass, " b ?M
Latin and Greek with the above lu (H
The tuition payable quarterly in advanci
f 1 V.Y/ ILirn 'I^piaoaiitwiir
LW l i * ? u? vi
The Subscriber pledge* to use his ufmns
endeavors to preserve order it> t In? School, ani
?o attend to lite morals of those committed t<
hi* care.
Tin.* school will commence the 5.1) M aid i]
in mis month..
For Inriher particulars anplv 'o
' K I, BURN.
Clieraw, Jan*y. 8th, 184'2. 9 2t
~SA fTi* OF VAnTA3!7K RE4L
A^D Pi;SifsO.\AjL JCMATit.
B* j Virtue ol a D. ed of ak*giiiuii;ul of al
xL3 his Estate to mo by Eli. R. Whueler lb
;iio benefit o* his creditors, 1 will otf.:r 'or sab
ul .Marion Court House oil .Vlond -y tno 7th F"**!*
rmr. next, ail his Real and Personal Estate
coisisliag nf at out Four Thousand Acre? o
I,and in ilits .Distnct, about Twenty.five Hun
urfu Acres of winch is in a nij;h state of cul'iva
lidn lor Cora iin.i Cotton, ami possesses valu-ib1
in.v.jillumes for Lumber and Ruiijjo, in the Us
mentioned iracl is situated n fine .Saw and Cm
Mill, Dwelling and Overseers House, and a I
li:<- Iji'ii.liiijisi lit fur immediate occupation A
so Si-vciticeit Hundred Acres in 'Ins VVarlni
N , I:. One I'linusum! A'.:r?s in one Tract cm
bracing <lie YV.iriiee Landing on ilie (Jmat Pci
Dec i iv'c.r. ami at ilic same lime Sovanty likclt
NKl?llOLiS. among which are 3u p.'iiuefellows
Tao Carpenters, one Painter ami one BI .?-k
smith,also about on-' Thousand Bushels Corn
3ll riioisand K?s. Fodder, Waggons, Hoi.?ns
.Mules, Cattle, Hogs, Household and Krcil i
furniture, Plantation I mils, Jk,c.. As tt?
residence is near the village of Mirion ai d ii
nuo of the most improving and healthy seotioni
of country in tin? part of lite St it: it is regard't
a line situation for per .on* who wish po-mantuit
lv to si-ttl lliomwiv. s on a good and hwithj
pla itn.g interchl. The terms will he mum a>
ihu creditors will assi-nt to, whin with app ov.it
purchasers Will be no doubt libera).
A. L. SCAR BOROUGH.
Assignee
January J> 1812. 9 iii
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$ . I..
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I .XEtoAyDCttEAPtidoi)&)
! . THK Subscriber has just- rprbv.'d his !
;1 Wisi-ffcR Supp.'v ?? ' (loon-, which consort* m
|; pah; of the following;'Viz: Lsiditi* English
Mud French Kid JJforocbtt Shoe* and Shpp?rt?f
! .viisses K d, uid.i'riinulU SiiOetf and Siipp*h?.
UlttftLKMnN's fine Cf>l' Bootees and
Slides: Alu, a fine assortment of CfcoctiskY,. >
. Uliirik (irannet &r. &?\ HakPWaku; of i
btrery description,' Blacksmiths Toole, Sheet j
. I ton and a few vety fine Stovum; GRdbK- ;
hIf-so! aH kinds by the Wholesale and Retail; j
7V ahovr will be sold MUCH LOWRR !
j tl?.<it iliey hRvedieretoforc been sold in Chb- |
j luty, for Cash only, Persons wishing Bar. i
j g;t.n>, will ylease call On the Subscriber and
I examine for themselves before purchasing j
, eleewherei for their own benefit,
f ' "? ' ISAAC H. ko.SVF.R.
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Mrs. S .1 1 i-il?% Mrs. L li Sigivirn v, Mivs i
\ ] E L.'tthe, AIiVsC .M Sodgw?r.k, YLs Emma C I
j ! Embury, M-s. FS Osgood, Mrs. A M F An- j
i nan, M a. H F K?lot*, M'*s Huptiv. Mrs. V??!- (
; I nev E Howard, \Ir.~. hi Allen. .!/'>. S E Far- ;
l'*y, Mrs. H B -cciier Stowe, Mr*. Seba '
, Smith, Mrs J Tria?er". JWrs. C Lcp Hen'2,;
Mrs. E C tS'cdmau, Miss/j/cpfa M Dumai.,
Mrs. (J H \V Esling, Mr*. M St. Leon Loud,
Miss M B Snow, K ite Franklin.
H* Will he pnab!"d to furnish occa-ional
articles from iWaria Kij?r??w*?rll?', Marv Rus-n ll
.Mitfowj. A/rs. L'<iciiw*il Baron. 'Wilson, Mrs.
S C Hall, Mrs. Ilefl iml. .Wary Howifl, and
other English ladv-writers ol ?|i.st motion, some
of whom nave already published in the Lady's
' Book the first original cnipribiilions they have
. ever made *" American Lifer iture. '
Nor has he omitted in procure 1 tie n^rvices
j of eminem writers of 1 he opposite sex. Aware
of the universal and w- ll-tleserved popularity
' of -N. F. Willis, Esq. ami rontiden: thai the
productions of Ins graceful and eloquent pen
^ will be highly acceptable to the readers of the
; Lady's Book, the proprietor has entered into
j an arrangement bv which he will he ahleJngive
^ 1 in eacli uurnher of the work, an exclusive ar- j
I tide frmn that, gentleman ; and he has aLo
j retained a I the contributors wii->s? writings !
*! have heretofore given such g?' ,,4ral satisfac- '
'; Hon, including W G Simms, Esq, Professor
' lugrnljaino, Professor Dimity, Profossor Frost, j
- 1 ,\. a It or. P.,rk Heiihimm. EsfJ., R Sj
Mackenzie, LL. I)., T S Arthur, Esq. H
t Herbert,Joseph C N?.?lf Hoiri Robt.'T Con.
1 jrad. Dr. J K. Aft'chell. Epos Sargent, OP
? ! A/orris, Joseph R Chandler, Robert .1/orns,
| P. Eirle, M. [)., A (' Brooks, A \1 , E Hof
j ileti A. .lie VIakin, L F Tnsiptro, Rijfns Daweg.
E D Si|n^;r: J MrLHlan; Jr. J is. Aldrich.
With such aid, it is not ,too much *o sav, j
mat. the literary Department of the Duly's j
Book will surpass anything that has eter been
or cat bo attempted.
"piljjuc SALft ~~
I i Weiliit-sd.i y toe 12th ii iv of January
ri. W n;.xi, thine will in* s >td at public Auction
a in the store lately ocetijitcd by Jiines H. Cole,
' all tiie assigned stock in trade ot the s;iid
1 j Cole, consisting of
' ' Dry Goods, Groceries. I lard trace, Crockery,-Iron.
Hals. Shoes. \c.,
A large part of whicn was purchased the
t : last summer in iV w York.
tj Also Jatne* H. Cole's interest in tho Pole
i j Boat Jambs R. Ervin, being one third part o |
; said Boat.
s | 'jVrrns? All sums of and under Twenty
-: Five Dollars. Ckhh. All sums over Twenty '
J' Five Dollors, notes with approved securities.
i: payable at the Merchants' Bank ninety days
alter date.
i A. BLUM
J. A. INC.LIS.
' J Assignees of J. 11. Cole.
Ji December 27,1541. 7 3t
; AL?lA!VA SFOU 1849.
i J fWlHK Planters and Merchants Alnnrac f?r
, JL 1 42. Published by A. E. Miller of!
Charleston.
Tins Crockett Alniamc for IS-12.
The I'eop es do Com r.
Old AiU'Tiesn do to unjust
r>'e?jvcd and for sale by tiie dozen or
I MiitfJc, at the
'j CUERAW BOOKSTORE.
DteeiuHtr 39.
The Cheapest Publication
in die 'World ! !!
ALL WALJER nCOTT'S WORKS,
FOX $10.
j^TOVELS, Romances, TJos. Poetry-, ffi>to*
ry? Biographies. Sermons, Gs<wys. Le'iers.
iiis tile and eorr<;Hj?oii(J'-nc?J, by J. G. Luekhirt.
Wb .t is now offered for ten dolJar#. was published
in Edinburgh, jh niliciy-tlireC roIhiub?, At
a coj?t <?f Oob liaiulr *d and fortv doll if Ml! Con.
trust.. Kdirihurgli Kaition, P3 VoliliiM* coating
#UQ, GoUey- Edition, 10 Volume*, price $10.
Ji'it it ulsobe Koine in mind :biT * I i- th" j
on y complete odij#n. nmfprm style. of Che
Work- of Sir W iherSnott. ei'er issued in Aroi'f- J
??i. The Waverlv novels eofWDi led. t'r.c ?j
ICv Ddlix*. The Wavcrh'Aovftls with a line
portrait of the-it'sllmr.lw no ' completed in 25 j
numbers. Ecu n invr contains u compete
novel, c>inpri?mg t*o volumes of ti e fidm; ur?h
Edition. and iiiu wiioio woik curt,picte ior f ii'e
Uoiluia?Payable in advance.
Tli work' o 'nn Author, like S^ott cannot
h'> loo extensively dili'us d. No one oan rim:
ftoui a pi-ru.-ai of hi- wruing* williout having i
hi en lustn.o od as vv-il us utiuimd. Toe c.use
if religion, Vi.tueTiu.1 morality. hud Jti udvoc tc
II every pig-?vice 'will seek cmwuragenwn.
Ironi the same sou: ec in Vain. I' h is h-en well
olis rved by un shle and elt.qiMiti American j
critic, that "il ever vvri'or dn-orv.-il (Jniveua!'}
Cilia" rwhip, it Was Sir Waller Sc-U. He was |
the Goal o. Nature, the dnilno tor of hie >p*cu?s ;
in every clonal* .and on every s?>i?; so that
w he.'v thi.-, works .w.no ktiowu, tlmre was be j
to he leg rjiul .us 4 nauve and a denizen."
It is oi this spirit, lh.it the pu iisrieo" of the I
iiCw edition of tiie VVave ly N .v.-is nave under.. |
t.ik'hi to present them loth: American people.? j
V'i?y have supp t/ed liiat th?v could n??t .endor j
: ]>.:tirr*an uiuri; accptablo sorv-'co 'o 'in-gr- at i
nam ofruadeis, than by placing uon a puhl.Ci.'J
'.ion withui their e cli. Tlii revised nnif in '
;f.cl.nh:irgh iduioo, f.,?m wine i this is r-pri.iled
nonipr.sdsf-rty.eiyhi volumes the cost oi whicii
r scv jni-y.tvv oHollars Tlie vuitim now present.
j J of lh? Waverlv Noveis. Will In; lb. iiiniind
Onpi t;*, vvi;|i portr it and I if I pages for Give j
Toil its. And comprises cv rv worn in the
"d ; o r.Hi- price o; which i-, a* ahovo st tcd.
'M veiny iwu uoiitiKin ijw ir-n.
i J10 p'llMi alijn |) IC * .fliX'"i! to liiii* wok. is |
. ss. in re cr. nee o tin- qnai tv of um .n il and
tylo of yxecuiien, thin that of any otlioi proI
.ciioo oi't.ie prist in fclurop; or Auieri n ?
h* investment and expenditure* c-uiitecieu
vitli this undertaking, aro intnli vjejer 'Inn
i.anally ulloiid a r'.vublteat'oii; mid >t will he
nt that ihe pubii?nuis triu*t rely ?>n nn t-xhsivesale
for ll eii remuneration, andth'tin
very ins*, ncn a miniit neodfthe aniounl ? Five
Dolnrs?i?? t accompany tlie order. Tnoy
uip '.I witli entire* confidence to ?lie American
for a j isi and .ibora! support in their endeavors
to issoniiiiate the mean* of an milight.
mied aim rational enjoyment*
COMPLETION
OF
SIR WALTER SC01TH WORKS
roa FIVK DOLLARS!!
riie SnOMiM.'i.-re wlio have jn-f pub ;?'nd n
judiiion of'-Tne vVaverly Novo f,*' lhr then ill ng
.SUiii \>f F.v,-.I)ol|ars. ilt 'pu ?li.i i on llii- fir t of
Xitiit >rv ne.U N.?. I. o toe niisc !liri ons j?r '?e
arid pocfmlii W rk* of Sir W..lu*r S.mtt. mmp
iaing liie pneicil work*, including tin* Miij.
si r?J>y of the Scottish Border, which Inn o"vor
appeared in m*y otlcr edition. The life of Nu.
I?"l un, the History ? f Scotland life Sw ft. 1)?y
d*n. Holding. ( uiri'?erlnid. St'me, .Mrs. R-<l.
ctifi'-, Joiin-'luiiC. (.Iiarlott- S.nilli, l)e F"0,
D?.-?:iv on (Mnv dry and Ko-tfti-o-. D monoingy
:i d Wi eh.-r f., I' ul s L :t-r t?? Ins Kinsfolk,
Tufee o''a Grandfather?4 s<-ri <?, Scrnio la e
n Samuel Richardson, Smol ef, Go > smith,
florae Waipoie. Li'S.>g'. II ic1/ y -on. BC'on
Miss S v.irn, &? . '1 lin whole itetis-d ami
(.'or eirttil i?y* lii.n-e'f. To w! icli is si.Ided his
lit- anil eorr> sp i iiei-c L) J. (*. I.orkhari Tin*
whole to |?J ,>o ip'eieii ill lv\oilt? tivo wiekly
number*. for Five l*o! ars, Pnvuble hi ndf nine
? Siiiv forming,, Willi lie* a iiiiti 11 of the "Waver,
y Nov. i.jnsi published in unifcm s'yle. a
romj-Ldo e id inn of lie; Wo ks of S r \V her
Se.??!I. I{ ;j|,?r the only ?' C Vi r iss'ieii in Alii"
ici, ami co.uprising eV'iy ivor of lie; Edinhn'g
edition in niiteiy three Vo.'u n*s. t!nj est of
which iso e hiiud od and forty do I ;rs.
I'he work will appear regul.rlv in J weekly
nuriih'rs. printed o.i good paper, ami \yill lie
oo.n.Tf m twenty live iinin'M.-rs, m iking five
large activo vol iniex. P eeiwdy simi'ir to tho
bn.iiiiithl ei:if>on of the "Wavcrlv Novels" just
ixailftU I y tilt- nil : e Publishers. lilt? lllliilRlia ' Silo
of which is an rviitenco o~th? great. satisfaction
ur' tiit; fmbsculsrsi. Title pigesnnd u beautifully
r.Lvtnl bust will be tiirni?ln:(f.
Tile publication price affixed to thin work, is
Irs f in r T.n nee lo lite quality of material jiii'I
sttyl r of'execil.ion. than that ut -any other prodiunion
ftlic pros-4 in ICumpeo" America. Tin?
hive. tuiout ;<o<J ??*^ ntitnrea %onno !?;<! with
this uo lei t.ikinj., a?e nnicli greater tli .n usually
at lend a rcpul ci'.ion ; and U will be apparent
th it tin. Publisher- mu t reiy on an ex'eosive
aa-'c for their rcmoneratinu. and that in every
instanco a remiit mco of the amount.?Five Dollars?mti.st
a<no:ii|>any thti order. They appeal
witu entiie confidence to the American pr/bint,
lot a just an : l.oeral Httppori in their eft flfivor's
to disscminat t:ie means of an en'?g itemed and
ru tonal enjoy cut."
I Sir Waiior Scutt's Note's ennt^ Me. will l?
sent to any uddross on. iduupt of a current ?>5
[ note, p stag* paid.
iSir Walter Scott's Miscellaneous Work* tnmplet-:.
wi I b>" se.it to any address, on recoip" o a
current $5-note. postage paid.
Th whom edition will- bo forwarded on re.
c ipL of Ten Do.lara.
LOUIS A. (JODFY. &
W. i\i. CHRISTY,
Publishers, Philadelphia.
CLUBKIXG.
Scott's Entire W.arks in fen vofumrs,
1 jeonrprising Nnve.Hin.tl M isc liuoeous
Writings $10 0(1
Scott's Entire Works Lady's B ok
anc y> ar, and People's Library o m
yea r, 15(0
Scoii's Novels?Lady's Bonk and People's
Library otu year, ' 11) 0t)
Scott's M.sccl aneoiiH Works, l ady's
It I i! t.i A.t
duuiv. i Uj'iC n i_ii?ii.uy wm jfcuif jl\j v?/
TIi ir's History o!" I lie French Revolution?Scott's
Novels o- .MNcllaiie.
(ou.s Works?.nd tlie Ltdy's Book or
People's Library, '15 00
A'l Scott's Work* to ton Volumes, and
Lord B.icon's Works, 2U 0
The Works of Lord Bacon?S ott\?
Nt/vrN or .Vliscolliti ons Works.
? Ltdys Book or e year, and People's
Library one year, 20 0 1
Any uewspipor inserting the shove thr?:i! or
aur times, ?'? abdie*sing a ropy marked, to
'Fubiislier^' Hail, Piiiiaoelplm," will receive
tny five of iiie -ovels, lo.opleie, they may
ciio ?so to order, or any five numbers of the Mis. J
collaneous orks.
If one c??pv of the p |?> r is already sent to the
Publishers' II ill. ?noi o r not ?4 not f>? soot : but
it would b<; as w. I. to in irk every advertiseiiieiii
of a publication i-'suinjr fmni 'hut luliiing, and
h y will then t,e tiiu'y b>> noticed.
J)tu:?nil>er,
4 full simply o' F'esh ami Superior Garden
seeds I'm IS 12. just received and for
sdio by
JOHN WRIGHT,
at the Bookstore.
PHC-unber 15. 1^41. 5 u"
/
iwrMTC. ?** *' J ML1.
tOTlCL ,
THE Craditert of lintis* If: (,-Ve, ahnst^""^^/
chillis du n t exceed I tfuiitjr Five; Do I art
art' reqiie-ted t?i present a statement oi t|?< m
to the Asf ignt'? * as soon as possible. And
those Wlntlk- claims are over Uiat amount, are
notified that'fhey friust bcroftn* /-arries to the
Deco of As^gniiV'nt by string and telling
the mmp bnt#?r;>hW )f) ??* >< '? .February next
hrordor to Je WiV-ifjac?'vet> to a dividend t?f,
the residuum alter the \pr ^ rfvd sJeUta thi
! satisfied.
V num.
I 4 *I.V8UjI.
Assignees of Cola.
fodetfiber 27. 1841. 7 ttf
>
liBUCSALE OF VALFABLK
* ECH OES.
BY consent of a I p nws, -tlw* is-if| htf+udd
..t C iikJuii. en tit.* ?i?*?n Mohtiii in F.'biiJ.
try t exl. :t l-'fjfc nu.i>i?*r ol" ItfJdflDfJ On *
cm.lit of' wo years, <fju.i instalments f iuu-r-si
ln> u date p iyah|o ummally. Tim .said Nitgrth*
[/rulo'io sold under .1 mortgage e <'xecilt*?i Uj
James VV. C iKtov, lo ll??- Preside l and ItireO*
torn of the B.iu'<ot the Slat - of Smith Carolbvt
A'tnuf .r)I at.Holuloly ,* and iitx tti 35 lot lit* lit'#
1 ol J. .W. I r.nt' y.
l)f i!-oIv nd mid p?rsonil ccurityj
will) a nior'gafjo, w ill ni-rnjui ed.
At liio kiiiim fi.itt .hkI ptavf. the IJOLfSE ami
r,O r, the r^i. eucoo? J W Caniey, will also
he sold. <>n iiit* terms above stated. uud.?r a un?rt'?>/'
Scf.vtf'i the pir!iV?? aforesaid
Particular* .iio o in d tail, wilt i-e made kn<*v/rt
on tin* <1 iy ?? mi e. Thu ait rtlioiiof f>urcha<ori
in idvii d to 1 !u? saic. as I ho N-grue* am lik'-ly,
and flic Re.) Iist-'o iienif ibla. .
F. fL- ELMORE, Provide.it
Bnnl< Stat .So-illi Ciroh/ld.
Pop 30 8 t?
" fiURCHA .YTV BA5C1. C!i" "*
Chrraw, Jan 1, l**4l;
npfi E l>iroc to s (?f this Bank have d'Clved
JL u dividend of' n4 per si.arv, .or ti?e i"*t
halt*Veal, ay.iolc ni, aid after tlnsi.uy '
W. GODFREY, t a?Uior.
8 Jt
A LIST OF I/STTESKA
B RtlAl.V I Nil in :! ? OtfW 11 (^iioradi
MM/ f). C, 31 l>e . 1841. Person* callingI'm#
theso L-tt. rs will iil.-aso miv lit * nre ? vrrt^'sh *
8. BRYAN. P. Hi.
! II?Brure W'light 3. Brown Morgan Oi
| Brow n Miss .Via: til j, oird JuIiiimmQ. u-Mnc-urt
; Gdl. . - *
('?Canijia gn Benjamin Clark*<>a j hum fiL
L*
| F?Franc in Mrs. Ann v'
I < i?0?i?*-y Ja'>o 2 (it gg F?. J.
H? M ifnli fio Vtnr It A Hofh.uid* (%a-IotUf
! H.di Eliu-G. flar e Wm
| L-lyi.lt J. W. LiUto H. W. Lilis Mm. Wid[
w. la wih .ViotfON. LoWMI > A'l.tU.
' M?A! K y Mm. Ji?!.n A McKay John
j Mitchell Williarn MeCoiiiuin Jo in .Mrlnui*
i Malooiii. MoUae, John C.*<?r Duncan \1c?V-?l4r
J MeCul D.iniol Mayhlum JM. McCull ? itibcth
Mots-an Mrs, Maiy VV.
N ? NiCttaNon Miss ,M<rtV J .He.r
P??W h K'V.JT- 2, Puoci C illiillo, tVvulf
1 M I#. Afntlii A PuWy. Sarah it -Pi'sf W. B. H.
I Pu 1 II. H Pc? plrsCitvrl.^ W. Q?Q-.iiijor
John B i^iix k l.uitsy,.
R?ko i.HJn T. J. Rivers L-wis. Ritinwufrrt
, SllllOll.
,s - S nifli VV.ii. Springs R .-h ir4 ,C. Stafford
Mi<sS. C Srotiior Vlrs. Snsa ? L. .
; T?Tnoiril Cu tis Tat?Tluitnui R. JC?\lor
! Atis*. Ma-y B. Tiijjh inn Klo 1 H. Mi?f. ,
VV?VV rrcii W-!,!. Woinbl Biy.iul. Wi?;licrljr
Ms.-v f> Ward ,Wis- fcllitu Jam. W left Richard
' VWet rv 1 Jo 11! J.
8 tf
, .. ?ASSItttfKES
NOTICE. - 'EV
Ed. H. \V.'ie?'i?T of .V irion Court ?
H >tMe, >?. C. having exm-ined r?? ti(?>
Subscriber an ajsigninou' of .ill In* E*:?>c and
Effects lor the hem-fit el In* Creditors, NoIm-i*
is herebv given that a meeting m the credu
tors will ht? livid at ihe office of ?Vm. U\
, (iariiee. E-q. at Marion Court H"mfo ?tt
; Monday the 31Jt dav of January m-xt, ai It
| o'clock A.M. lor'h?* purpose of appoitvmg
: an Affen'Mo act woli the Subscriber nr ?xe.
. cu'tug said Ass.piiiienf.
'I'll*? said Ct editors arc requested to attend
at the time mentioned, ?r he represented it
the said meeting. Notice is hereby also g(v.
; en. th ?t all the cr"d?:of^ who fail, neglect, or
| refuse, to establish their demands duiv authorf.
[ tirated be'ore the Subscriber oli the d iy afore.
! said, bv the terms of said assignment. will *?d
! barred ami excluded troui the benefit there*
'of. . *
A. L. SCARROftOPGtf,
Assignee*
Marion Cmirf House. ) ,,
Dec. With* 1841 ( ? it'
?
i EXKClflVr DEPARTTiriT.
foitxim, No ember-tttltfr. 1841.
? 1% rv I , . rv
| Btj flu Excellency J () H .V f. KM ?.
A!{j),SO.\, Enquire^ Governor and 4'itm*
,in inier in-Chief and over the State* of
Sor/fh Carolina.
WHi UK AS, inroimaf?on ha? be, n re.
ceiveil at tlii.-* ])i par?iion . that oil
the night of the 2(Mi of Septemher last,'a ?
uicfi attrocioua attempt was made by aofne
I person unknown, to murder one T. W. Har*
! ley. o' Colleton District : Now know ye, 'hat
j to the end justice may lie done, and the off ti.
dor brought to h-gal trial, I do hereby ofler i
I reward ol One (tupdrednnd Filty Dollars, f?'r
this .ipfjfebeifeion and delivfcfv ihioany jail 'i
D?isStite, ,
Giv m under my hand and the ffe*l ol io*
Stat'- at Cyltnnbia, the,'50ih day of If,***
vemiier, eighteen hundred and lofty.one,
and in the sixth-year of the Independence
of the united States of America.
JuHiN P. RICHARDSON*
Ro tltn nMUi'PfiKp '
M. La horde Sec'y of Stat*;.
Dec. 2 IU 'c
SOUTH CAROLINA*
Chesterfield Distrid.
Ix ttf. Commox Plf.as.
BF.NJA MIX McINTOSfl. who is hoi in
custody nfthe SiwritTof!):e Dirttiet af??i4|
aid, l?y viriUH of a writ of capias ad sStwd'ntirti.
j slum, at t e suit of JSrnitli A1 >wry Jr. luring
I netitioned t'ie Honor.il> o tm umax-kito sHal^r.*
i of tlie aid slate, thai lie m y be admiri'-rl ivYh i
j benefit ??f i!?e act nfthe Cneat Astern iiy <b?nto
I for the relmfof Insolvent <!<'(>(. ?rm juii ho h'Vi jf
} filed with his petition a aehcdoJ* ??f liis ratal*. rnal
and |M)isnttul. li is ord that th-> ?i(l
j Smith Mo ry, Jr and all? Un-rs io wimm the
i a.iid |>elitioi>er is in any wise imlchti-ri, do {w?r.
J soinliy. or hy thoir attornie*, h - ;n?d Apjeir
i be'orclbe liounr ihlr the arson,-lie Jirig4* hf If.a \
j sta e iiforesaid, at the Co-irt ?fC7m>n?Ot Pl?*t
[to t>o holdcn <t Cnestorfi Id Couit li <f|Hi 4 un
' .1- *i' i L- iK'?^l 1Us?.A .m :?
yiif I'UI' P a> ?ivwi miu iiiiiu IU
j March ne.\? kh*?i md tlmr in sh- w &<uan if*
' any >hey why *b? cgiiita and effect* of tha
j pe.it in er sIm?uM not be uasigiicd, and lie ba
i ?|i5i*.l.:ir^-d, p wuiil 10 the provision* nf said
Ac'* "f she (jnrj^rai A>*u?b'y made and protw
de<i f -f t..e relief of' insjlveiit debtor*. /?.
T. BR VAN*
C C. P.
Ch'lderfteM ^ ft. )
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