Farmers' gazette, and Cheraw advertiser. (Cheraw, S.C.) 1839-1843, May 24, 1842, Page 316, Image 4
F A K I. K.
THE A'-S CARRYING KKLICS.
From Wright'* J*i Funtauic.
Ail ass, with relics fur his load,
Supposed the worship ui; lite road
M<?4Ul for h.ins.! f ulon ,
And took on loftv*;nrs,
Jtereivinjj as his own.
The tuceuse and the prayers.
Some one who siw his groat mistake,
Cried, mastor Donkey, do not make
Yourself so big a fool.
Not you they ? irsliip, but jour pack;
Th?y praise the idols on your hack ;
And count yourself a paltry tool.
'Ti< tlius a brainless inagi>trato
Is honored lor his ro e oi Sute.
A countryman in one of the W estern state*
with a load of meal, drove un'to a lady's door
wheti tlie following brief conversation tool
place :
44 Do y<?u want any meal, ma'am ?"
44 What do vou ask me for a bushel 1"
u Ten cents ma'am?prime !"
**Oh, i can get it foi a tip !"
(In a despairing voice.) 44 Dear Lady
wul vou ?ake a bushel for nothing !"
44 Is it sified !*'
Determin d otto Ite Outdone.-An* 1! man ii
V? ru ont' was notorious for retelling village
news; and was alwa)s angry when any thinj
happened without his being the first t<
tell of it. A couple of wags met him oni
dnv, nnd said to him; 44 Do you know
tincle Tom, they have caught a famom
jjrent whnle in the creek yonder/" (f
whale, by the way, could not have beer
crowded into th3 creek) 44 Ha! have the^
notched him?" said tho old riiun ; 4* 1 hcarc
they tea* arlcr him."
ipoIjE Boat rou sale
TIIE Polo Bo.?t Jhhics R Rrvin will l>e sol?i?
favorable terms. She is row on tlx
w#v U|? .?rrl wi I bs delivered to tlie purchaser 01
hot arrival. Applv lo either of the subscribers
I). MAI.LOY
W. & T. BAILEY &. Co.
JAMES II. COLE.
DoecmlHit 1, 1841. 4
SI J1J1EK RESIDENCE
AT GOPHER HILL.
THE Summer House Ibrm-riy occupied by
Mr. A. ('-Hike will l>e so d al low price or
puled dnrinj; the Summer. Apply to
F. TURNER.
Mny 6th, 1842. 1 (j tf
KltERIFF SALES.
ON' Writs of Fieri Fa< ius will he sold hefore
the Court House ?'o?r on the first Ylonday
Mud d it following in Juno r ext within the leg*
hours the following property viz:
600 Acres of land more or less whet-eon tho
defendant resides on big Rear Creek at tlx* suit
? ><" IL M. V W. II. Tomliusou ct al vs. St.-phew
H. Parker.
8j| Acres of land more or less whereon tho
defendant resides lying oh H.?1 i? sido* of Thump,
(ton Crock and adjoining tl?o lauds of M*s Cata.
way. James Sinclair and Lowm M??uJ<>r at the
suit of Patrick and John .May vs. Alexander
May.
400 Acres of land more or less, whoroon Cam
cron Adams reside*, levied on and to be s >ld as
the projierty of John CopeViTui, bounded on tlie
No th l?y the State iinu, West by Peter Rafie d'a
lind, Soith b? Wil is Gregory's land, and East
bv lands lielonging to Archibald McQuage and
\Vni. C.G ineya' the suit of Turner Bryan Or
diuary C. D. vs. John CopeUud and Lewis
Mvlton.
One Bay M ire at the suit of A Johnson for
another v*. Rinald .McDonald.
Term?Cash?Purchaser* to pay foi neceasa.
ry papers.
JOHN EVAN'S, Sliff.c. I>.
May 17 154). 27 if
BEVIL FA1MON,
Or a Legend of the Old Cherair.
JUST received at the
ClIEKAW BOOKSTORE.
May 13. 1512. 27
20,000 LBS.
BACON,
1,mo LBS.
LARI).
For sale by
JOHN \V. L AK.
ItT* If applied for soon it \vi 1 be so d at six
tents, hv who eslie.
April 21, 1812. 21 tf
WOOD.
I HEREBY tender to my lite customers in
the Wood lin<;, my grateful acknowledge,
merits, for the liberal patron ige, | ha.c received
el their hands, and would now most respectfully
request." that thov wot 'd continue to give their
orders to Major I). R. W. Mclv.-r, to whom I
lutve sold my land, and who is fully prepured to
deliver fcny quantity ot wood th t may be r quir
d. Ad orders for Wood lett at my store, will lie
?cih io uie rcsiu jnco 01 Major Mc Ivor.
A. P, LaCUSTE.
Janunry 12. IS12 12 if
BLAXDIXtt & REYNOLDS
Surgeon Dentists.
DR. PLAN DING will leave Co)?mHii (he
ensuing week on a p'ofcssioiia! visil tc
D.rlmgton, Society 11 ill. and Chcraw. Ho will
t inl thrtse places in succession and requests that
tlins.; who uuy require his services will make an
early application as hit stay must be u limited
one.
April 20th, 1 ?4i. 24 tf
HARDWARE A\!) Vll7lIIV
TOOLS.
A general stock of these articles for sale by
A. 1\ LA COST E.
October 27,1S41. 50 if
ADHniSTRATOR'X VftTirr
4 Ll' persons in J t the Hat ate of tlio
1ml late Mrs. Ann Li'ic of Marlboro' District,
dece.sod, will wutko immediate payment to the
Subscriber, and il. persons having any demands
u ain*t the ?aid Hualo vvdl render attested stale,
nnmts ot lite same wit It in the timo prescribed
by law to tin; Subscriber.
JAMES IRBY,
Adni.iistrator.
April 10, 1S42, ?6 3m
?.OOI> B tRttAIXS.
FM^ilK. Subscriber has on hand many arii'-leJL
ot Merchandise not now in his lino ol liui
fill'"**." and which lie has no ioo.ii in his n un
tor. ?tll f*uc' goods will be sold very cheap.
They consist ol Ihc following articles, viz
Negro Clo'hs (a good article) White Pla'tn*
Blanket Overcoats, Durtil Rlunknts, Hale Rope
Kratt And Iro.i?, Shovels and Tongs, Jugs am
Jars, Pots and Ovens. Iron und Steel, Ilardvvari
I'roekarv, Ac.
G 11 DUM A P.
l\OY' IIiaT. 10, IMI ll
I SOI TH CAROLINA,
C H EST K It KIK L1) DlSTKICT.
In the Court of Ordinary.
II.IJAH A RANT, having given notice t
j A mo, Turner Bryan Ordinary of th? Pi>
I Inet aforesaid. that he requires the will of Pete
Aiiint ?ieeM. late of the ;i foresaid District, to b
J proved in due form of Law. And it appearin,
lo my satisfaction tli.il the Heirs at Low or othe
legal representatives of Aaron A rant, wh
would have l>een entitled f amongst others) to
[ distribution of the Kstaic of the said Peter Aran
if he had died intestate, resides without til
limits of this State,?Notice is hereby given f
I i lie said Heirs at law or other letral represents
lives of the said Aaron Arant. Dec'd they nr
hereby cited toaj)j?oar before ine Turner Bryai
Ordinary us aforesaid; at a Court ot Ordinary t
be holdcn at Chesterfield Court liou.se, o:
Friday the third day of June next, on which da
1 will hear the examination of witnesses an
if decide on the Validity of the said will.
Given under my h uid hihI seal of offico at Choi
i. terfield Court House, tlio tfUt day of Fel
A. D. 1842.
T. BRYAN.
O. C. D.
' "1 11 CASKS CI1HKSK
' I JL V 7 For Sale bv
A. P. LACOSTE.
Dec. 1. 1841. 3 tf
* _
J GLASS, PAINT, A AD PUTTY,
e ! A Large Stock of these articles, which wil
y be sold at reduced rates.
1 A. P. LACOSTC.
2 T0~R T.
, : I INTEND on the 1st day of July nex
, to remove iny Stock of Goods to uiy tw<
J stores, lately occupied by B. Mcintosh, ant
i McKay & il/cCaskiJI, and to make them mj
I permanent business stands ; and now offer foi
Rent, my four Stores immediately below
II Viz: One at present occupied by J/essrs. \V<
i & T. Bailey, &. Co., the next below, cornel
1 V..iwl.aH, .,,.,1 fcV.o-.t Blro?U and now (M'.CUt)iei
? J O..U ? r ?
by VI r. 1>. Malloy, and the tw o stores now ocI
cupied by me. To persons residing in thu
i place, it is needless to say, that they art
i among the very best stands for prosecuting a
, Cotton and barter business,- and I only make
this declaration for the information of persons
residing at a distance. Possession of the
Stores occupied by Messrs. W. & T. Bailey
, & Co., and Mr. D. J/allov, will be given on
the 1st day of September next; the others can
be had by the 10th July next. Cher aw offers
inducements to Capitalists, and men of busij
ness, that are not found in many Southern
j towns. It is estimated, lhato r receipts ol
I cotton, lor the last two years averaged 25,00(1
1 Bales, and it is supposed this year's receipts
, will be about Ok; same.
AUG P- LaCOSTE.
! Cheraw, Jan'y. 12ih, 1842. 9 tf
The "Charleston Courier," "Southern
Chronicie," "Camden Journal," and "Fayettej
ville Observer*" will ulease give the above
1 six insertions, say oiu : -very two weeks, and
] forward their bills to ai r payment.
A. P. LaCoate.
STATU OF SOI T1I-C lROH.\A>
Pari.imjtun District.
In tub Court Common Pleas.
' Petition J'nr ike benefit of the Insolvent
Debtor's A(t.
OAH A. B A COT having Iliit* sixteenth
lm day of April, eighteen hundroj nod forty,
two filed a Petition Praying that He way have
tlie benefit of tho ?ict of Assomb y commonly
called the Insolvent Debtors Act, It is therefore
ordared by the Court that all the Creditors of
the said Noah A. Bacot, do apjwar perwonatty or
by Attorney herom the Court ol Common Pleas
on the seixj.id .Monday after the Court!* Monday
i in October mx', to show cause if any they
j have, why the Prayer of the said Petition should
j not be granted, and that notice of the said
i Petition ho published for tlie space of thrco
f :,i tliM r':irini'r'?
X WILDS DuBOSE, C. C. P.
By order uf the Court.
April 16, 1842. 25 ftcn.
| SWKfiT POTATOES.
ONE HUNDRED Bushelsofgoud size po'a.
iocs, lor tdblo ujiu, in hue coudi ion, for wile
! hy
A. P. LACOSTE.
April 13, 22 tf
The Sulmcriber lias just reneived, ami wrl
[ keopeonMantlv on hand.Cotton Yarn and Twin?
at wholesale, hom l(<c Manfacloiy oi Rocking
ham.
GEO GOODRICH.
Cncraw, Jan. 1840. 10 tf
Al'TIOv1%
ALL persons arc hereby captioned not lo
trade for ii note of hand for thirty dollars
I dated i Novemlter 1841, given by me to John
' Glover with Reuben Ilailey as security. The
saul note was given in horse swapping and the
horse not proving as sound and good as represented
by said Glover 1 will not pay tho sakl
note. h s
GOODWIN * WALLACE,
mark.
Attest, W. Stmthor.
April 22, 1842. 24 3t
FIRE i:\Gf^JEFOR SALE.
FV1HE Camden Independent Fire Engme
' JL Company wishing to procure a larger En.
i ginr, offer the one they now have, for sale. It
I is a first rate suction Engine, of the most approv.
I cd construction, with twenty four feet of suction,
' and about one hundred and til\y feet of ordinary
Hose. I in nearly new, has l>ecn but little
used and is k"pt in fi-st rate order. For further
information address the Secretary of the Camden
i Independent fire Engine Cou pil?y.
1 Camden April 20, 18*12. 24 3t
i>A*ii:L IOIY^oi
WOULD respectfully inform tho citizen*
of Chcr-iw, and the public generally that
he h is now Oil hand a g<x>d supply of Gcnt'e*
mens* tine Boots and Shoes and Ladies* fine
Seal Shoes and Kid Slippers, together with a
variety of other kinds all of which are offered ul
low prices.
A supply of northern Solo J?eathcr and Call
J Skins of tlie best rpulily just received and twe
J goud workmen employed so that Bo its and Shoei
j of a good quality will be made to order uti shorl
i lionet*.
lientlomens' Summer Clothing for stIc cheap
Sugar, Coifce, Salt. Molasses, Rice, &cM will
i So sold :ih low as such articles can be bought in
I thi" market.
'I May 9, IS 12. 26 tf
| FOR SALE.
A SPANISH JACK fiom the fiee Por' ol
tiibraller in Spain. He is about lour
j years o'd, fourteen hand* high, ofVompMct form,
' i tinc bone, pretty in color, being a dapple; ;>
very tamo and gentle. He will be -sold on
'! liU-ral terms to a.i approved purchaser. Apply
'to ' JJ. BRYAN & BRO.
5! May 10,1812. 26 It
Corn Wanted.
'' lo Purc',aK? fr?|U 1000 to *0 G
v ? BuxhcU corn to !?e lie iverrd in f-lionvv,
3 i nr ut any of tiin I.uiOuiijs t'.ovvii the river, tor
I which til" hijflw 1 oi.irkt t j.riii- v. ill t?o |?a(J.
]>. McNAllt.
Aj.nl 11,1-1*?. ? If
i
| HOTICE.
J ?N pursuance of an order from Maj. Blakeney
I Ji. ?n election of Colonel of the ?Oth Regiment
! will Ixj held in the Town Hall, on Saturday the
? Slat May next. The To.la will be open from 11
' jto 3 P. M.
r B. K. PRHUES,
cl T. A. BRYAN,
)?| J. 11. McIVER.
Munugora.
?i March 30 18 '2 21 7i
,t! WlLLivUl II. EYAitS I
e I nnciiee in the Courta of Law of
0 i WW South Carolina, in the Districts o( Che*- 1
lerH* Id, Marion, Darlington, and Marlborough, 1
' ! Otfico at Society Hill.
_ ! March 1st, 1842,
" I 18 Sm
? 1 SPiTTiil A1 i> H .n 1ES UOOM.
y 1 fllilE Subscriber haa juat received a well
d JL selected stock of Pancy and Staple Dry
! Goeda, G. H. DUNLAP.
1 I Ghentw, April 9, 1842. 22 if
15onnetts.
JUST received a handsome assortment of
Ladies, Miaaea and Children! fine Straw,
Tuscan Zvpharine, Lawn and other frahionablu
Bonnet*. G. II. DUNLAP.
April 9, 22 tf
FASHrofABLE LECIHOl H AMD |
PALM Loaf Hata, for Men, Boys and Chil* ,
drcn ju?t received by
G. H. DUNLAP. i
i] ( April 9, 22 tf
r HAILING.
' W have two four hore lea ma, that 1 am not
j JUnow able to give full employment, and should 1
' | eb glad to engage a job of hauling, or work by |
) I the day on very reu^cn&ble term*. I
1| A. P. LACOSTE.
J) April 13, 22 tf
?j Important Work. \
* | Now in Press, and will shortly be pub- t
i J lished, a Dictionary of <
I ARTS, MANUFACTURES, AND 1
t i MINERS.
r BY ANDREW URR, M. D? P. R. S., &X\
l| Illustrated with 1,241 Engravings !
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gale at the Boukstoie a good vupply of v
f| Anthon'a Greek Grammar, v
' | do Greek Lesxons, l
1. do Greek Prosody, j
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2d tf t
|j CA1DLES t
! j A few BoxewTa low and Sperm Candles for
.! awL bale by t
P. MALLOY. ,
! Mav 31.1841. i
09 tf
> PROVISIONS. 1
if A pood supply ?? t" Hscjii. I?*rd, Flour and ]
| /w. Meal oa hand au . for sain ll?? Io?b?i umr
k.-i price. *
J). M ALLOY. e
| .V.rchT, 1S12. 17 If
In tiik Common Pleas.
Chesterfield District.
Ilenry Easteriing, ) Declaration
vs. > on note in
(i. VV. Broth, ) Attachment.
WHEREAS the Plaintiff in ihirf action did
on this day tile his Declaration against G. W.
Booth, the defendant, who is absent from and
- 1 - ' ' ? :.| \
wiinout me mnirsoi me oiaie (as u n<nu.;
and having neither wife or attorney known
upon whom a copy of the above Declaration,
with a rule to plead thereto, may be served;
It is therefore in pursuance of the .Acts of the
General Assembly of this State in such cases,
niaije and provided; Ordered that the defendant,
do plead thereto on or before the twentysixth
day of December next, otherw ise filial |
and absolute judgment will be then given and t
awarded against him by default. I
T. BRYAN.
Office of Common Pleas i
Chesterfield C. H. Dec. 25,1841, \
9 leiJmfly
BLACKS:?I ITHIXO.
THE Subscriber lias this day recommenced i
business on his own account and hopes
by close application to business to sharu public j
patronage. My prices will be modcrnte. Hurse (
Shoeing will receive my personal attention it is 1
therefore warranted to be dune with neatness ;
mid despatch.
N. B.?I am now prepared to repair, or put j
up n w lightning rods.
C. I. SHIVER, j
April 4 1842. 21 tf
CAROLINA ECIL PSE.
THIS highly bred and much admired horse
will stand th > present season at or near Ben- |
letsville, atone or two other places in Marl- |
borough District, and at the stables of John '
McLean in Robeson County, N. C.
He is a red 6oirel? without white except a
mall star; five years oid, fifteen and a half I
tands high, and cf extraordinary bone and I
nuscle. In color, size, bone, sinew and mus. [
:le, he greatly resembles bis grandsire, the I
amous American Eclipse, admitted on all :
lands to be one of the best horses, if not the
'ery best, ever owued in this country, wheber
native or imported. It may be stated as
svidence of the extraordinary constitution of
Imerican Eclipse, now standing in Kentucky, 1
hat although twenty-eight years old, "he is
till" says the N. Y. Spirit of the Times "in I
inciocsmn nf fin<> lipalth and betravs few iudi- !
... ? ,
lationsof his advanced age and lung service.
There are very few instances of such vigor at
lis age."
Carolina Eclipse is put at the very low price
>f #9 the single leap, payab e at the time.4
M2, the season, payable at the c'ose of the [
eason ; and $15 he insuring, payable when
he mare is ae-certain?d to be in foal, or W<H?n I
he is traded ; with 5(1 cetl.'s to the groom.? j
iisfurm, strength, and blood eminently claim [
rrhim the attention of persons who wish to
aise horses "lor all work,"?for the saddle,
ght draught, and farm or plantation use. And
he low price at which he is put will enable
ny who wish good horses to avail themselves
f his services. Though a horse of great life !
nd spirit, he is of quiet temper and tractable ;
imposition. Great care will be laketi to j
void accidenis, but no liability will be incurcd
tor any which may happen.
PEDIGREE.
He was got by Festival, considered by
.'apt. Harrison, an experienced
r, and rsccr, who nad Inm in his stables a
eason, "the best son of Eclipse." His dam
?y Vidimus; and his grand dam was out
f a Bell-At maro, got by old Sir Archie, the )
est horse of his day in America. FESTIVAL j
as by American Eclipse ; his dain by TunIcon
; grand dam by Young Tup ; g. g, dam 1
y Umpire ; g. g. g. dam by Grey Dionied ;
. g. g. g. dam by \Vi!d-Air. Young Tup
as by imported Tup; he by Javelmout of j
lavia. Young Tup's dam was 1>v 3Jat>k, :
nd be by imported Shark, out of imported '
irago. Umpire was by imported Shark, out i J
fa mare by imported Cub. OPTIMUS'as
by 3fadieou ; he bv tlie old im- I 1
orted Diotned the sire of Sir Archie. Op- | 1
mua was out of 3/elvina, the dam ot 5 i
Lock horses ; she was by imported Knows, j
>y; her dam by imported Spread Eagle; her ' {
rand dam by Nimrod} Iter g. g. dam by
Vild-Air, her g. g. g. dam the noted mare j |
itlle Willis, the dam of Brilliant, Nimrod :
nd Herald. Little Willis was by uld Janus; | .
nd he by Col. Baylor's Shock.
It will be seen from this pedigree that
tost of the very best crosses of which this
ountry can boast, meet in Carolina Eclipse.
Although mere racers, are not tne horses
>r the farmer, yet it is admitted by all that i
acing is a fair trial of the strength, bottom 1
nd constitution of a horse. It is therefore (
tated that Festival, the sire of Carolina ,
Jdipse, though only a abort time on the turf, J
isiinguislied himself in these respects at all
istances from two to four inile heats, in nis
rst race at Nottoway Va. in tiie spring of1
S32, two mile heats, he distanced his compe* |
itor the 6ccoud heat, in the fall of the same ,
ear. at AJilledgville, Ga. three mile heats. . <
e easily won the Jockey Club purse, in two !'
eats. The same season, at Lexington, Ga. '
i a race for the Club purse, three m;le heats,
/hile leading ins competitors his rider suf. '
jrwi him to run too near the rim of the inside
rack, against which lie stumbled and fell, ,
ausing him to lose i he race. The same week
t the same place lie beat all his riva s in 3 ;
lile heats, the best 3 in 5. The next spring,
t LawrenceviJle, Va. he ran four mile heats, i
rilh Ironette, Anvil, Row-Galley, and Wal e?
Hook. Although ite was in bad condition,
laving not fully recovered from the effects of
listemper, and owing to his rider being sick,
le was obliged to carry 5 lb. over weight, he
Dstthe first heat only by the neck, and the j
econd by only a few feet, Ironette leading j
nm; Row.Galley and Walter distanced, and |
knwil (afterwards sold for $10000) barely i
aving his distance. At New Market, Va, j
he next season, he started with eleven other
lorses, and ted them all the first heat. But '
lis feet being lender from a rectnt founder, he
vas then withdrawn. Two weeks after.
vards. his feet yet sore, he was barely beaten j
?y the fine racer, Duke of Organs, in four inile j
teats at Baltimore. Mis manager still, with
Teat cruelty and lack of judgment, continu. j
ng to run him in this condition of his feet, he
tl down in one of his fore legs, in four mile
teals at Norfolk, two weeks after his Baltinorc
race, and was withdrawn Irom the turf.
Jut his trials most abundantly proved his
trength, speed and bottom, withextraordinaiy
lowers of endurance.
In good condition lie never was beaten; in
>ad condition, when he ought never to have '
>ecn run, he always won by his performance
he admiration of every judge. j
The half sialer of Festival?Col. Hamp- 1
1 11 ' - t I
oil's fanny, oy kcnpse?is me oniy racer 01 |
he first class in the United States which has
lot been beaten within litis last six months, by ;
lonie younger aspirant after fame. Besides |
wice receiving forfeits, one from 10 competi- >
ors, she has rup at least 11 races and never j
vas beaten. Lightness and want of strength !
s the objection to racers a6 work horses, but j
his objection dues not app'y to the Lcl'pse
itnrk
MrchUUH'.. I
I BONNETS, HOODS, A.\D B.4.XD
BOXES.
Ladies and Afiseee, Florence and Straw Bonnets.
l adies Coloured Hoods. For sale by
I A. 1\ LACOSTK.
' Ortobei 27, 1841. 60 tt
i
CAJOLES AND SO A P.
Sperm, Margarine and Tallow Caudles.
Bar anJ Perfumed Saop.
Fo: Sale by
A. P. LACOSTE.
Orfn'-er 27. 1841. 60 ?f
FANCY AND STAPLE
DRY GOODS.
A few Fancy, and a large and well selected
stuck of Staple Dry Goods for sale low by
A. P. LACUS I E.
October 27, 1841. 50 1t
AXES i
18 dozen Collin*, Hunts, and Marsh superior
Axes, for sale by the dozen at much below the
usual rates.
A. P. LACOSTE. |
October 27, 1S41. 50
iYeqijitv,
South Carolina. |
Cheratr District.
John M. Coker mid wife i Bill Ibr ap pirtiijon
vb Kindred Grilfin and > writ iu ii ture of writ j
others. 7 of ne Exeat Ac.
IT appearing to my satisfaction that Ahsutem j
C. Howel' one of the Defendants in this case i
is absent from and resides without llio limits of j
this Slate on uioti n of J. W. Ac J. A. Dargun it I
is ordored that the said Absalom C. Powell do j
plead unswer or demur to the complainants Bill j
within three months from the publication hereof,
and in default thereof, tlio same shall be taken
ngninst him pro confesso.
It is also ordered that this order be published
in the Farmers' Gaiollu twice a month fur the
spsico of three months.
E. A. LAW.C. E C. D. j
Commissioners Offic.o, i
Darlington C. II , S. C, /
March 22, 1842. )
21 2af3tn
CUT xaies.
100 Keg*, 4d 6d 8d lOd 12d and 20 nails,
For eale by
A. P. LACOSTE.
t It 117 '8 41 50 if j
turn wiiifcw, ;
TIIF, Subscriber wishes to purchase 2 DO
liujlicls good Corn,
D. MALLOY.
Dceenilier 6, 1S41 4 tf
PICTORIAL ILLV8TRATI6IV9.
VOLUMES 1st. 2n?l and 3rd, ef Pictorial J
Illustration* of tliu Bible conUiuiiig '~Uj
?ngravings each.
For sale low at the
C'ilEUAW BOOKSTORE.
Uu tf
UPPER AXD SOLE LEATHER,1
Wax, and Call Skins, and Hemlock Tanned
Sole Leather, l'or 6ale low.
A. I\ LACOSTE.
October 27, 1841. 50 tt
HARDWARE.
THE SuUeribci keeps coiislunt'y an hand a j
large and well schuled assortment ut
Hardware, including almost every description ul
Cape u lex a Tools; which be is rnTing very
cheay.
D. MALLOY.
M*rch 8, 1842. 17 if
SOUTH CAROLINA,~~
Chesterfield District. (
PAT.LAS ALLEN, Appbcaut, Sea burn
Berry und wile Mary, K.ca .rd Allen, E.izj
both Ail'l), Sarah Al.en, Malsy Allen. AlurUu
Alio.:. Cain Allen, Susanna Alien, Catharine
Allen, and Konuhiiu Allen, Dcleiid.mltf.
Il appearing to my talifaclion thai Seaburn
Berry one ut the Defendants, resides willioul >
Litiw Si i!e, It is lher< fore uideied tha' lie do ap. *
[K'ar and obj cl to the division or aileoi the Ileal I
Estate of Krcliurd Allen, Deceased on or before
.lie Twenly-ursl iky <4 May next, or Itis consent <
o ibe jmiiio will be entered of llcco.d. \
T. PRY AN, O. C. D.
March 9, 1842. 17 12t
CHINA CROCRERY AND CLASS
WARE. I
THE Subscriber lias on hund n good acrort. i
uAiit of the above, comprising a variety ot
patterns. For sale cheap
D. MALLOY. 1
May 31, 1841.
29 tf
?? ? I
PALM "LEAF HATS
H zen Mm*' Boys' and children*,
cFw Fiilwi L.uf Hals, jnsl received and for
rale br
D. MALLOY.
March 8, 1812. 17 if
NOTICE.
G H. DPIVLAP
Would icspcctlully give notice to his friends and
tho public that having commenced business again
n his own account be finds it absolutely neces. I
lary to curtail very much his credit business. ;
be has consequently determined too) cii accounts ! ;
only with such persons as have heretofore paid I ,
their accounts punctually at or near the end of ; (
the year and with such only as will give pari, j,
Livo assurance of doing so in future. ) (
Oct. 13, 1841. 48 If
COTTOToswniii^s A AD
COTTOA VARA.
THE Sulwcriber has received on consign. | '
nient from the De Kilb Factory at Camden (
S. C 12 Bales very superior Cotton Omisburgsand
12 Baios Cotton Yarn, which he will
sell ly the Bale to Merchants o*-. as good or
better torms than they can purchase in New
York or Charleston.
He would also invite the Planters of the
ncighborh??od to call and examine tha Oznaburg*, i
they will find it a cheaper and better article than
nas ever been sold in this market.
G. H. DUNLAP.
Cheraw, April 4, 1842. 21 If
SIMM'S SOUTH CAROLVAA.
A large supply ol Simin's Hist ry of South
Carolina, designed for the use of Schools
n d Academies. ,
For sale at the Doakstore hy
JOHN WRIGHT.
20 tf j
south uaroLTaa.
Chesterfield District.
?JAMUEL D. T1M.MONS, Tolls before me j
59 a hay mare Mule about fourteen years old, .
blind of the right eye, gear marked scar on tho .,
right side of the rump, tlw end of the ears cut ofT. . '
and small white spit ill the forehead, tho hair j
shaved off the tail appraised at tinny five Ho), j
JOHN SJNC1.AIR,
Magistrate.
April 11, 1842. 28 _ laui!4m j
'AOTICE.
THE Law will be enforced against all per
sens hunting or fishing on the la^tfs pf the
Eetato of Ml*. Ann Lide or myself Hukss s icli
jicrson or persons have pci mission troin use to
??'?- jamks inn v. j
aptii i?, i??. -a 01 ;
I THE CHlCOftA, OR
MESSENGER OF THE SOUTII.
Under thin title, the Subscribers propose pub*
' lialting in Hi* City of Charleston, a W tuLr
Papp.r. to be devoted to LITERATURE, 8C|.
ENCE, the AIMS, MECHANICS, AGRI.
CULTURE, EDUCATION, and GENERAL
IN'I ELLlUENCfr?in a word, to whatever
umy impart instruction or afford amusement to
e.icli class, prpfession or calling, of our people.
In politics and religion The Ckieorm wi.l occiu
! py strictly neutral ({round; yet sufficient alien.
tion will be paid to both, to enable the Reader
i to leai n how prospers tho religious ai.d political
| condition of tne country,
A yaper devoted to the purposes above stated,
i has lung !>ecn a detideratum el the South; and
i it is to ineet this, that The Ckieura is now ors.
podct] to bo iMued. The Subscribers are aware
1 their promises ma/ appear too confident, after
! the repeated failure of Southern periodicals;
but they beg leave to ray, that so complete are
the arrangements they have made?so rxtrnsiva
the correspond nee they have secured?ao valuta*
bio the aid, both of Not thern and Southern laical
they hav? enlist, d?that with the kindly feeling*
and liberal patronage of the South, they have no
fears for the result.
Thk Literary Deportment of the Cmicoba,
will I to supplied with articles of rare and sun.
stantral merit, with reviews and critiques of al
the r.ew works of the da/, and with original talc*
sketches, works of fiction, biographies and p*e.
try from the pens of several of the most gifted
authors, both of the North end South.
The Scientific and Mtckanical Deportment
will he enriched with essays and illustrations from
individuals high iu publio estimation, aa the*
roughly practical men. which, together with the
Agricultural Communications already secured
loclio pap*, from various portions of the C.H1B,
try. will form a compendium of useful inetruc*
lion invaluable to the sriuun and the planter.
In the Department of General Intelligence,
the subscribe.a believe the Chicora will take a
stand, which will not be surpassed by any
Journal of the Union. As one of the Hub.
scribe's will make it hi* constant inisiuess to viett
every section of our country ; end through mesne
of an extensive acquaintance already possuestd
in the cities of our sea-Loird and the Weet, a
weekly correspondence w i I he established with
fto'ton, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Washington Cincinnati, and New Orleans,
through which will bo obtained, not onlv the 9
earliest information in regard to all tb-eifi and
domestic matters of imparlance, Prices Current
of Southern products and monetary affairs of
moment in the diifrtml Stiles, but also the
opinion* of judicious men in regard to Comtner,
ci.il prospects, and matters of an econoiuiltel,
civil, and political character. Nor since
A little io!|y now and then*
Is relis'ied ey the wi est men,
do they intend to exclude those lighter articles of
information, fifliiliarly de.*ig >ated the chit ehet
ul the day, which, while they may serve to amose
a weary or li*lle?s hour, have at the same time
the higher effuct of aci'iainting u? with the
chaiMdor and customs of oar No thern and
W jatern neighbors, and c mncctng UK?0 cloeel/
llio b-mtls of unity be tween us.
Feeling assured tben of their ability to meet
the wishes of the Southern community, and te
establish a paper on the most approved, useful
and popular plan, and hereby pledging themselves
that no exertion shall be wanting on their part,
not only most fully to rrdcein, hut even toexoeed
the promises they make, they respectfully s?dicit
the patronage of tlte good people of South C*ro?
lina and her sister States.
The Chicora will be printed on sn imperial
sheet, of tbo very bet piper and type, and shall
be oiiitv Hifched with portraits ofour d stinguj>hed
en, nnd views illustrative of our sc nrry. The
pi ice will he $5 per annum, payable upcu the
de ivcry of tho first Number.
N- S DODGE.
b. r carroll.
Murc-h 13 21
CASH SlSTfi.H CO.\TOTlF"
THE TIMES are such as In romjiel the
Subscriber to rcnti ue tlie Cash i-ystem
lirockriEs and all articles in that line wlK
be sold ft?r Cash only. Persons whose acct?.
and note8 still remain unpaid, will please m
riersratid Uiat no new credits will be givta
until all old arrearages are settled in full.
D. MALLOY.
B BRYAN 8c BROTHER, bold a lews
on the lower ab^rf near the eld Fe-ry
ignit ing, and will charge each Boat for the prir.
lege of binding discharging and leading.
Kuch Steam Boat, Throe Dollars.
Each Polo Boat, Tow Boat or Lighter, Twe -A
Dollars.
E:ich Cotton Flutloaded or built, One Dollar
ind Fifty Ceuts.
With the privilege of remaining one week,
longer at a corre*pontlmg rate.
Choraw, Sep:. tW, 1641. 46 tf
DKIGS HEDIC1IVIA,
Chemicals, Patent Medicine?,
Perfumery, Paints, Oils, Dye
Stuffs, &c. &c, for sale
wholesale and retail by
A. HOPTOIf, CHEBAW, ?. C.
At *;? thru a Store.. next dour to Brovm
' "? *" ~o ? ?
Bryan 4* Brother.
Where may be had at all timn a faneral
lortmo t of articles in the Drug line-?rrioin
mended to be of superior quality which trill Ue
Jispoaed of on very moderate terms?Physicians
ind others wishing |?un> medicin**, may rely
mi being supnlicd with thoui.
May 26, 1841. 38
SPORT8MA*? POWDER
ONE Case English Canister Rifle Powder,
manufactured by "Pigous A. Wilks," L?*?
Jon, lor sale by the Canitlt-r.
b. MALLOYf
May 28, 1841. 29 t
"THE SUBSCRIBERS
PURCHASED recently in New York a te*y
heavy and general assortment of Goods wh b
have all come to hand, and he now oI? ?
them at Wholesale or Retail at very low prices
lor Casu or Produce.
A. P. LACOSTE.
October 27th 1841. 60 if
SAODLERt
A very large assortment of Boys, Men*, and
Ladies Saddles. Also. Bridles, Afartingales,
Whips. Collars. Saddle Bags, Gig, Sulkey,
and Carryall Harness, Stirrup irons, GirUf
and Surcingles. For sale very cheap by
A. P. LACOSTX
October 27th 1841. 50 U
HATS AID CAM.
15 Dozen Geritlemeus' and Boys, Black and
Drab Fur Hats, B
28 Dozen Wool Hat*.
A Li?rge stock of Fur, Hair, Cloth, and St.
letle Caps,
For sale by
a. p.laITOsPT:.
SPERn, AND TANNERS OIL,
By the Barrel or at reUtl for salt by
A. P. LACOSTE.
October 27, 184L 60 tf
? A an mniS
Comprising every vafte'y, u?d for sale on aecoiiiino<i?itinij
terms.
A T. MCOSTE.
Octvbci 27, ISiU :*M
4*JU> ? - * 'W