rri , ^^ ^ ? *
S,'.." rs c i? r * - r r << r
"J '' 1 '< ijr.T' in I
>rodo>r)ni-mt f.(iii; in
?'" ' j
Ffrer^&'fcjsfr'r Wml
Ion en!eri^t; ^ Ho'
piayine -its "line proportions. ?tV ***
jBCTiainljta haniaujte roar>; whicii feci,
even tne .Misses cuss cim no: attempt to
deny,and life .ease and politeness with
^ hich he created Mi^s Carlton sprite his
.elnmi to that which thHady had herself
riirtr?the title of jfehtleniJin.
t i ?m withi)T V^De ul)' C"' i {on"i
juui cheerful sparkle inclear Brjtgm
pitching, at least so thought Mr. Barfon
- gor.^d apon her fiwgf^g/aWinei:
#nci*?How much hotter; thought he., it
wouM be tt? possess her for a wire, Vlep-rv
u - he would be, than either of the .;
M Eispre I
fm Ittpon W. Jyihurt I
% i i i - ... ,
r < ~ tove<J Ww*fimfimg
?.?kc.
than the sensek-as conversation of -the..
WH*'. ^ir n.-n half monkeys, wh^
disgrace humanity V and the old man
east such ft look upon his daughters a*
made thjrn quail beneath it. y
'But never mind, Lile,' he continued
in a softer voice putting his mice'* rosy
iicek, 'never mind.'. Mr. Barton is worth
three or four sirnh would be gentlemen
as Mr. Price and Mr* Brown.nhd in more
wh vs than oup. Mark that girls ! lie, is
Iforth itco or three such in more icays than
Qjittfrtiffk last sekfence he addressed, to i
ids daughters. ;
Davs, weeks! n nil rottprHy, p nd j
Mr. ' Barton ha?! become a fre^uPittvt'wiv
ter at Mr, Eliis's. It was very evident
that he was paying particular attention to
Del tab Carlton, and it was also phi in, to
see thiijt they were not unaccepted. This
fact furnished an ampfc subject for-fh*C
sister's sarcastic remarks. As for their
father, whenever.they indulged in thorn
in his presence, a knowing smile would
piny upon his face, and he would repeat
io them his assertion, that thev would
some day wuh-that they had obtained-Mr.
Barton for their bus banc.
Thus things continued for some time.
\t length one morning, about three
months subsequent to the period when
our story commences, Mr. Ellis entered
the ;>a h>r w here his daughters were sitttr.g.
with a light step and sparkling eye.
WolJ, git.'s, what do you think of it,?
he, rubbing his hands in glue.
4 What'!' asked both the young ladies
in ?3y?flrtbCfw ->;? & . V b A.
,
4 The wedding we're going to have.'
' 4 T-t>e wedding! whut wedding V 4
Your cousin s.'
iUMi.V
4 Yea. She in going to honor the mc
cfta iifi,, will* her - hand. What <lo you
tfhink- of it; ha?'
4 I don't think muth of if, said Miss Em- ma
witf? a loss, of her head.
4 Nor I,' said- Atbauda.
v ^Vou don't eh V Well suppose I was
to "tell- you she is going to marry a man
worth two hundred thousand dollars,
would that alter your opinions ?'
4 Why, what do you mean, paV
.4 Listen.-and I will toll you girls,' said
(he old gentleman bending upon his
daughter's a grave and somewhat stern
look.
The .father of Mr.-Burton, to whom
your cousin is soon to bo married, was an
alii friend of mine; wo ware-, playmates
in boyhood. He was apprenticed to the
caij??ttfarg trade nboiit tbo same, time I-1
entered,'the cnuBimg rborn> Sbon after
ho had finished foaming his trade he
Went loth- city of Baltimore, and there
slartfd busioo^j'Tn litmselfj and there he
married. Bbihg possessed of gonitis and
having a good education from a master
mechanic and builder he soon became an
architect; and so subsequently amassed a
large fortune.?Kno-ing the reve.rso of
foflime to which all are liable, he remlvod
to make his only son a gooJ architect,
so that if ever the 'fickle dame' should
desert him. ho would have the wherewith
to earn his daily i>re,ad. Ho succeeded.
A year or two ago he died, leaving his.
sot; his whole fortune?his wife being al'
T 1 - -t - T /M.m ..1 ca i\Ai n ? n rvtiltf i
TCiMiy- il W'l VylJHI II " WHJT
ehiid. A/uout six months ago Charles(
inn to (his city on a visit, lie called
upon me as his father's friend. In the
course of our conversation I asked why he
was not married. 'lie said he Had never
yet met with a young lady that he thought
Worthy of calling his wife, that he could \
find C.nQOgh that would marry him for
the sake of his money, h it s:;eh a one he
would never marry. I told him that I
ft mdd'introduce Iwrn to sotneof ouV city
ladies, and see if he could not find one to
>uit I iin. He required rhiui thai I should
Conceal his weni'lb, and introduce him onJv
as. a master mechanic. I acquiesced,
54iufe<kiiowiftg your false estimate of re*
spectnhility, I embraced Iiie opportunity
of teaclung you a salutary lesson. I.
knew when I brought mm h<uiie with me I
mid introduced him, that neither of you
would bo his chosen, because I was cer.
jttUI that you would-not stoop so low as to
imafry ? master mechanic, but the event
which will soon take place, I easily fore,
saw.. >'
Your cousin knew nothing of his wealth
until to-day. I set- you look surprised,
girls, but d?d I not tell you that you-would
be sorry some day that you did not obtain
huft for a Inrslianri? And did I not tell
you he wav'worth two or three such ninyhamnicrs
as Air. Price and Mr. Brown.,
in more ways than one? Remember,
girls, that wealth is a false standard by
ndtjch Jto jndgo wf respect a bility and
worth. Not that a rich man may not ho
respectable, but that very oft or. ho who
darns bis daily bread by the sweat of his
brow, is nroru o\ * gentleman than he who
counts his thousands."
And they did remember it. In after
years they showed in their choice of hushands
that they had hot forgot ton their
honest old father's ltsson.
?
good advick. v
R)gues may be mode honest mm, or expelled-from
I
11 is a cu
Viition, that the^rosperily and h^pinegs
ofm community, dbpofid MU?h on tlm in.
dtw.'ry a ul . com,my of (he people. But
. wmiclfiinj: more. in nec^sWry to secure
tjbVit liherty and happiness?1 mean mo.
ii '^lii rl' we^l '? >
a^to.^.m^t,4jifc)^tre?.4:i; vic?.
i&o' trtf eyiifyhones'.ihsth^yer^ojve to toiive wo
no have no dealings, on t n\ terms^with. g"
unprincipled yneh oi*;auy pivifessiohjart, S
mvfcrery, or railing whatsoever. on
If we go fo'churoh, let us go fo hear wi
him whose daily walk and life cones>ond
. . i
tivith the principles and doctrine of the
religion he professes to teach and incuh ?
cate.
If we have occasion for legal advice, v|
let us go to the la wyer who is an honest ui
man in principle nnd practice, and who
understands and attends to the duties of r,J
his profession.
If wo are sick nnd need n phj'sicinn, let
rus not give encouragement to quacks and ^
Indian doctors ; but send for one who is fU
skilled in his profession, and who does
not neglect his patients when sick, nor
tax them with his visilif after limy are w
well. :j??
MrgatiTO S r * < . , , , A . 4 . _
Ann let us niways remenwer, wiai h ?
"our duty to bestow our patronage, "whatever
it may be, upon the virtuous poor <]a
rntfn, in j>reTerence to the7??? of wealth,
however, virtuous or upright in iiis deal- ^
(bgs he may ha. By tliis rule, thbije al-ready
rich cannot sudor, and the poor Lin
will be stimulated to industry, cI
ri . -..r,
Emphasis.*? A writer on English gramtnir
gives the following example on ?
wrong emphasis:?A Clergyman onVead> j
ing the twenty-scvohth verse of the>ighteentlr
chapter of the "first book of Kings _
generally placed tin: emphasis on the
words denoted hy italics. And he spake jr
to his sons, living, Saddlemc the ass,and *
the saddled him!1
'
-
Living without. Brains.?As the late
Professor H. was walking near Edinburg,
he met one ot those beings usuaMy
called fools. Pray,"says the Professor,
accosting him, "how long can a person
live' without brains?" "I dinna ken,"
replied the fellow, scratching his head ;
"how long have you lived yourself sir?"
A farmer recently received a polite
note from a neighbor or (whose children ft
were going on a visit) requesting the loan J
of an ass for a few,days. Being unable tcC
tn decipher ids friend's hieroglyphics and
wishing to conceal his ignorance from ___
the servant, the farmer .hastily returned |j;
this answer-^-" Very welf, tell your mas- W
tor; I'll woit upon tiioi myself presently." !
?Lou Adv.
I i?
? n? . ? i > *' w ?
" Itcperuana.marry, xorn my ucar*
*? Nav, na v," aayu Tom. 44 I'll marry to
first, and then dout fear but III repent *ie
soon after. M<
|?ei
? -
' ^ GAfMJNO A Lr,f>8. .|tj
"That scandalous scoundrel has utterly j , 1
ruined my character." complained Count j?.
Tracy to Fuote. "That's all in your favor,1' , 2
rrplied'the wag, "fur il was b:o very had that
the soencr it was destroyed the better for cy
voii." P"
an:
Co
V poor Irish labourer lately applied ton 1 rhi
lndy for her interest to he admitted into a j i"6'
hospital, ::s he wa.?r very ill. The lady j ^
said, she 14 only subscribed to the Lying j j~
in hospital."?44 That's the very ^no I |,0'
want," rried Pat in an ecstary, "as n?v i ;n(
landlord threatens to turn me out J and if 1 nc
he does, I haVe tio p:nee to lie in. toi
?co'
SOlPi'H CAKtHTU; ~~ Ba
Chesterfield District. NVI
In tub Common Pleas. ' ,
Benjamin mcIntosii, who is now in
custody oi'lho SinrifFot'llie District afore- :
aid, by virtue of a writ of capias ad sntisfneieti- j .j
dum. at the suit of Smith At jwrjp Jr. hiving j .
oetitbmed Uie Hononbie' tlic associate Judges l*
of the aid state, ttal he may be admitted lo the Ior
benefit of the act of the General Assembly made
for lhe-rc!iof of Insolvent di'htoia. and ho having
filed with his petition a schedule of his estate,
real and personal. It is ord^rod, that the said. *
S nilli Mo ry, Jr. and nil other* to whom the I
said petitioner is in any wire indebted, do per. !
actually, or by the r nttoruies, be and appear A1
bcioro the Hononblo the associate Judges of the m(
stale aforesaid, at thu Coirl of Common I'luas ^
to bo holitoii at Ciiesterfi Id Coujt Hoase, on
the Wednesday after the third Monday in
\l - ?t. ? t- ? 4 %* /! I a okruir a ntoa if
iflil run HUM. IIICU IIHU VIIXIC l?J VHurw n i
any they chtn, why the estate and ciTecta of the ! th<
j>?Ttlior.er should not he assigned, and h? bs me
discharged, p irsn tnl to the provision* bf-*aid pe
Acts of the. General Assembly mido^ and provi- lej
ded for t!.c relief of insolvent debtors. t0
T. BRYAN, je
C. C. P. re*
Ch?aterfield C If. ) u;,
Dec. 22, 1841. { 7 3m tll]
CHOICE: BACON.
Q& verv c^?icc (
]^5<y?>ljFW North Carolina Bheon,
ui retail, at 7f per !h. Cash. In 'o s of 30 >
o'" 4"-0 lb. I will soil at 7 cts. Cash. The Ciedit p
price is 12i cfs. ^
AUG. P. LACOSTB.
February 9, 1842. 13 tf
IRON.
20 Ton?, Resorted tires, lorf-tle hy
A. P. LACOSTE.
October 27, 1841. 50 tf
SOfcJTffi ^55010A,1
Chest erjicld District.
Ttv Turner Bryan Esq., Ordinary. .. 3{
* VS, Gi eon W. Uuvall mado suit ^
WW to tur. grant hint letters nf Admiiiislra. Hr1
tiou of tho ilsi.it* and elfecla which were ol 4if1
T*am*iG El . tho. g
Ti^wo an? 11 cit t and admonish -afl aitd ningW1- 11
-wlfic kindred and creditsr# ofih<^>aidThonMis ''
(r. "RJIerba deceased thai t toy be and .appear |x'dor6fme
- in the Coart of'Ordinary lo he bejd in rn
Ciientw'al, .tWv of^ne- nf B ?btduH & Mdver on
the fifteenth day of Fnbruary,nearf?W?bew cmw * 3
if an y the? havn, why Ut? said administration at]
dbdnM uo^PJB&HIR^: .
Given-undd$rmy Hand fend aeal, thai 20th dtjr
'of January AiiOoDoRittii 184,JV ,. '?& j
G8VA*,a c
UO^Criutr rc-mi w u!tk WSu ? yBicinj
nil! iHoili arrearages are sou|e^ "
SPO>BTS3IA.\S POWDER!4'
I^NE ww E?5?2l??b Canixter Kffo Powder,
LW oieuimqtor^d btr ? J? goiii'ii W ilk*,* Loo
on, lor wile by ibe Cooler.
D. MALLOY.
May28, 1641. 29 tf
GOO? jBARGAm ^
yiBE Sabe-rribordiw^op hand ?mny article
L fcMpy U ?iO ' me * rm vh r
j/ /j/l Ij{lI / uSrrEi j-15
? *?y 1J-. Cv ^Shh-t't,^ Tuo gjtifogeft JQT M
>rk done wi'l be moderate, We "shall bo
wfui-'fer eiwb* j IVotii n*ppn?ibl? persobs, ,
tl vvilk all buoii pertons a'.cutnf a w.ll bo kept, j
A 1 debts contra -led for said shop, iim?t be on ^
in;'from tin,and all collections for work duue d
11 be ffiado by as. lafc&iA.
M. MciVER.
A. P. LAGOSTE,
Chrratfy Not. 15, 1541. I U
TAX NOTICE. '
' WILL attend ?* follow a to Tikis return* 9
and receive the Tuxo* for-Chesterfield Dis* ^
el.
At Mount Crogban on Monday the Uth Feb- j
m y. i
A.t Blakeney'aOld Store on Tuesday tho 15th j
ibruary. J
At Michael Miller's on Wednesday the 16th |
ibrunfy.
At John Sanger's on Thursday.tho 17th Fob.
ary. v
At Speer*s Mills on Friday the 18th February. ,
At J ?hn Jonn?oi?'f on Saiuttlay the 13thFeu- j
?ry. |
At Stccr-pen Springs on Monday the 21st 1
Wry. t
At Coal Hill (or LeviCaiitys) on Tuoeday the f
d bruary.
At Cheruw on Thursday, .Friday and Satnry
(hr 24lh^jlli uu'i iGlh fobtuary.
At Chesterfield Court House on Monduy, j
lesday. and Wed in sday U>e #ltb February and
? 1st i;d 2nd cays of Mvrch.
N. B.?All returns must be made hy Monday
a 2dth day of Moxt'h as tiie Lo%ks will tUcu be
wed. , (
W. L. ROBESON, T. & C. D. January8,
le42 . ll tf
iLASS, PAINT, AND PUTTY.
Large S.ock of these articles, which will
sold at reduced rates.
A. P. LAGOSTE.
? .
Sfftfr NEW NOVEL,
"CONFESSIONS, or The Blind Hart
J Just received attire
' : /; BOOKSTORE. 1
December 1.
S
"v ' ' ': ' - * 4i; i
rHE Siiddlery, Harness and Sio* M.:k:ng
b-atiuo* in Choraw will be hereafter co.juuc. 1
I by J
/ , * S. KEELER ik Co. ?
February 1842. 12 ?> - 6t ' ?
-?1 r.
PPES: AXE> SOLE LEATHER^ i
ax, ami Call Skins, and Hem luck Tanned
le Leather. For aale low. '
A. P. LACOSTI!. *
October 37, 1841. 60 tf
I. * ' .. , . " ^ ' . V- ; U ' ' '
[ - - - r i *
I INTEND on the l*t day of July next remove
iny Stock of Goods to mv two
ires, lately oceupipd by B...Mcintosh, and /
:Kay & .1/cCaekillj andfto m?l;u thorn my ^
rmanent business stands; and hovy olfitr frir v
;nt, my four -Stores immediately below, .,
z: Orecat present occupied by tfessrs. W. a
T. Baih'yj-& Co., the next below, compr
irslravr <md Front streets, and now occupied
Mr. D. Malloy, and the two stores how ccpied
by me. To jverwona residing in this
ice, it is needless ro say, tliat-they are
?ong the very best stands for prosecuting a
itton and barter business; and I only, make
a itflnlniiotuin (nr t l,o in IV.rit,a inn r?f n>xrcitl,>
r uui 4'?l 'vii ivi %nw miivmmw iw., wi
siding at a distance. Possession of the
ores occupied by Messrs. W. & T. Bailey
Co., and Mr. D. Jfailov, will be given on
11st day ol Sept? ruber next; the others can
had by the 10th July next. Chora w offers t
hicementsto Capitalists, and men of busiks,
that are net found in many Southern
vns. It is estimated, that o r receipts of
t;on, for the last two years averaged 25,000
iles, and it is supposed thid year's receipts
11 be about the name. : > f ,
AUG. p LaCosrrE. *
Cheraw, Jan'y. 12th, 1842. 9 tfs
The 14 Charleston Co'urier," l*?Vouthern
tronicle," "Camden Journal," and "Fayettele'
Observer" will olease give the above
: insertions, say on*. ; ^vory two weeks, and
ward their tills to m T pavmen\ k
.4. P. LaCiwte. a1
. v h
2XECUTITE PEPARTWEXT.
Columbia, No ember 30th, 1841,
By His Excellency JOHN P. RICHR1JSON,
Esquire, Governor aid Comrtider-in-Chief
and over ike? Stale of
iuth Carolina. ,
WHt'lUEAS, information has been received
at this fleparmen't that on
? night of the 20th of September last, a
>pt attrncihu* attempt was made by some p
rson unknown, to murder one T. W, Harr,
of Colleton District : Now know ye, that w
the end justice may be done, and the off n- J,
r brought to legal trial, I do hereby offer a
a ard of One Hundred and Fifty Dollars, for
i apprehension and delivery into any jail to
is
11. nn/lor inTT Kisml zr.A lliu Sotl nft'nf I ~
VJtT'ill UIIUVI %t,J w??u lliv ?*? v?
State at Columbia, theDOlh day of Nov- .
vemuer, eighteen hundred and forty-one, 1
and in the stxlh-yuarof the Independence
ol the United States of America.
JOHN P. RICHARDSON,
r the Governor,
M. Lab >buk, Sec'y of State. .
Dec. 2 ID . '
" '
In the Common Pleas. Chesterfield
District.
Henry Easterjing, ) Declaration
ye. > on note in ^
G. W. B- oth. ) Attachment
WHEREAS the Plaintiff in this action did 0
fill.- day file his Dcclaraiitm agafov?t G. W. ?
>otli, the defendant, who is-abrout from and ..
ithooi tlie limits of the State (as it is said.)
d having neither wife or attorney*known a
on whom n copy of th? above Declaration, -c,
itii a rule to pjead thereto, may be .served; x\
is therefore in pursuance of the Acts ol the
>:,rral Afoeitfhly of this State iniacb cases,
ado and provided; Ordered tjiat the defyndi)t,
do plead Jhertto oh or he fore the twentyit
h <fay of December r.ext, otherwise final ^
id absolute judgment vcili bo :i?on g ven and
v'trded against hi in by default. t>, - " j
L ((* T, BRVAN ? o - ^
'
' . X- n
JL of Murchandinc not now in -bin tine ot i>us
moss; ami which bo has no room in his * ore
or; all sue!' goods will bo add very cheap.
-They conbi.-a of the follovfciiig nrticlos, viz,
fcgro Cloths (a good, article) White Plajns,
llanket Overcoots, Duffil Blankets, Bale Ropo,
iraas And Iro.is, Shovels and Tongs, Jug* and
ar*, Hots and Oven*. Iron und Steel, Hardware
/rockery, &c.
< , G. H. PUNLAf.V
November, ip, 1*41 5i if
"TnESlBSCRIBTU"
>URCHASKD recently in New Vork a very
leavy and general anaorinieuf of Goutfe wh h
lave all come to hand, and. he now of!, i
hctn at Wholeaateor Relailal very low prill
or Casu or Produce.
A. P. LACOSTE.
October 27th 1841 50 tf ^ ^
"sri-KM, ASBlfijiYfiSs oil,
3/ the ilarrel or at retail, for ealc by
A. P. LACOSTE.
Gctober.27, fell. 50 . tf
250O~PAIR SHOES.
Comprising every vane'r, and for 6aIe on accommodating
terms.
A- P. LACOSTE.
October 27, 1841. 5(Xf
: . 1
CIIPE^
g ?* CASKS CfiKfcSK .
g." . For S.ilo by
A. P. LACOSTE,
Dec. I, 1841. 3 tf
_ . ?
HATS CAPS.
l5 Dozen Gent lumens' and Boys, Black fcnd
Drab Fur H its,
58 Dozen Wool Hats.
V La v ytock.of Fuf, Haif, Cloth, and Se.
letta Caps,
For sale by
A. P.LACOSTE.
Oct 27 18-11. 50 tf
- ? , ffv ' w V v .
30SSETS,lioO-)i, A!*D EASD
BOXES.
.adie* and Florerce and Rtra?- Bonieta.
J auies Coloured Hnnd. . F -c-.'nhy
A. P. I.ACOSTE.
Q'ctolioi 37,-1S-H. 50 tf
y'~x .r'.v." *' T~" " / . -?
trooj#.r
HEREBY tmder to my late osinnient In
ihtj Wood lin inv grateful ai;k;iOW.!wf|e^
for tho pntreiuge, l i.a r. ice- ivmi
t iheir handil and would now most respartfully
eqijcsr, that thry would contitvU' tr. give tfi-ir
nJern u? M ijor IK 1?. W. Melver, -to whom I
avcBo'd my Ttmf, an I who is fil'y prepaid to
elivor any quantity o: wend ill t may .be r quid.
A'! orders f'?r Wood lo't at inv store, will lit
sni to the fes d.nceot'Mclv r. - v
. *' *' < , A. P. LaCOSTP.
J imtary 1*2. 1812. 12 tf
SADDLERY.
i very large a*sornnrni of Fnyf. Men*, arid
iadies Saddles. .Also. Brides, ^artmeMes,
Vhips Collars, Saddle Bag?. 'Gig, Su'koy,
n.I Carryall H?rne?m Stirrup Irons, GUrhe
nd Surcmglea. For- Sabyvery cm-ap
A. 1VLACOSTE.
Odober 27th 1841. ' - CU.U\,
? ' .
CASDLE? AffD SOAJft.
Sperm, Margarine and i'alknv Candles,
v Bat and Perfumed Saod.* ??. : d';-'\.vL
Fit Sale by
A. P. LA COSTI?.
Octo' er 27. 1S41. i*X) if
KAR?V/ARE AID SUITES'
TOOLS.
V
i general stock of these articles fnrsalrfby
A. P. LACOSTk
October 27,1841. 50 tf
" fAYCYAAD STSEE
DRY GOODS.
i few Fancy, and a large and '.veil ecWted
Lock of Staple Dry Goods for sale low by
a. r. lacostd.
October 27? 1641. 50 tf
'? ^ . /
The Subscriber hns jivt revolved,' ae.l vyii
oep cmetantly on hand.Cotton Yarn and Twine
L wholesale, from the Manufactory of Rocking
am. > ?- ... '
GEO. GOODItlOH.
Chnrnw, Jun. 1S40. 1(? tf
____
^ few Box"? Ta.lo.v and Sperm C.indlo* for
.ML oaio uj
D. MALLOV.
Mav 31,1841. i:;
.# *4_ . . * .?* % 'v .
3? )f
POI-E BOAT FOU SAI.n.
rllE Poh? Boat James R E.viu will l?? fo?'I
on f tvorable terms. 8he is r ovv on ite
ra-y up and wi l bo delivered Jo the purchaser on
craxriv.il. Apply to either of the subscribers.
I). M ALLOY
W. & T. BAILEY &,C^
* 'JAMES H. COLE.
December 4, T84I. 4 tf
CfJT jYAIUS.
00 Kefff, 4d fid 3d lOd 12d and *20 nails,
, Eur sale by . ' A.
P. LACOSTE.
October 27,1841. 50 if
COlLt WAHfT?I>,
pABEf Subscriber. win he* to purchase 2 00
? Bushel* good Cotn,
D MALLOY.
December 6, 1941. 4 tf
"TTv.
RuKTILLcautintie 10 ?aw BWI lumber of tlio
T iiMU tf r.tto? and to j u'tolunl cui-tdiitero
nty, Hi?C/rn and Wheat M lis arc in gooi
rtUr/Com or YVlieit ?eut the*? IVtUl* wil.
le attended to in order. 8n<I_jostJcy nn tied out
' fxts?io'?). SijH wcde not ngr.te to ui-ke.good
?oa? out of had .corn, those wiio p idh ?o<ul meal
rid floiiT mwxldake care to -mul gV>od cleanorn.iud
vheat and the m<al and Hour shall"J
K'li he good
^ Februarys, 18^1.^-'^ ^ ^ '
Sparrow Boa ^^pUW.viUce, two nftljr Ddeit^ . ;
daiils, ro^idci
the^^p^a^nd'1 VWallace,
ou or before the fifteenth dty of J nu
J'-'y. '2"'. 1C4.1S^(3H'R0^R'
dojiri lc#(X:clf'iitl gi? -'I'.'iri' to bin IV.-hJi
' the pnMic thai: li ? ,ig coin.nen cod
^ly hto ovvfl aor.ount J?o finds it ah*ofu?6 ?*re*8aiytoourt.il
vui.y umcli iuY credit rin*i?,f
k? Ira# crMWtjuenry iletcrmtiiod to o en account#
t oifrly w itli sucli .persons-'i* r yve heretofore pn?i
' theiriiccoun:t punctually at or near
j the your and with uob only as wili g??c port.
;ivo as urate? of do n? so in future.-- . :!. j
i^ct.*T&ra4L>
B#'.?;i ihe lowyr wharf pNrr (he old F- ry
TL-.n jiig^ai.d will charge each Toit for ih? ]?r?v.
ilfg 5 of I:&?ing discharging nix! lading."
Knirh St am Ooit^Thioe Dolitrs.
. Eaeir Pol.* Bout, Tow I'oai or LightcrpTwi>
E ich.C i^top Flai loaded or built,. Qiie Doll r
| With the pr:v l^c?of r^maih'ng one >eek,
lo rger at a oorrcspoh img rate.
CVraw, Sepr." '4i, 1841. 46 tf
~ (iARDIiJ SEIID, AC.
nrXH^ Spbsor jUr hoe just, ecf-ived a folium!
JL general assortujent of Fr?;ph UAROFH''
Sfcfcti; from the :AjrrienUura4 Werehoitte jiftd % '
Setw^Store of thc-Ncw Fngtewi Farmer Boetro,
nmong which ;*r? SdjLM: Bect< Ruta Baga,
White Flat Turnip, Wfce, 6j the pognd <t?d
emalh-r quantity.
Ho Ins for sain a General Aasortment of
FAMILY GROCERY w?tb WINES ?<,d
'LIOUORS, Iwisins, FigJVvAd.PiOoda, Citron,
CurrwnU^C^d^ftekJeg, Tobacco,
His Store T\v-n Honrs bolow the Store of
Uciieraw, DwCeaibor 14, ltj-lt.
BOOTS, SHOES, PALM LEAF
JL^Ciiarl.-ptftn S, C, (r^p? ibj'Mrtirjf, Fernr f 7
T*cuirea a uow r.n'i sjil-ndkl assortment of BcoU
and Slvoe* uf all fit the jdwiiu^ ^ y ^
annoys' R?/in Lout'Halt, ari<! a fine assortment - '
witl'4be?old on tbc^t ost ttCCitminodatiti^i<Min?,
Charlision, S. C.^ January 20 lc42.
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