Farmers' gazette, and Cheraw advertiser. (Cheraw, S.C.) 1839-1843, January 31, 1843, Image 10

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rK * W?h,r _ .a-?- . ^nnnmipn? fWMlSWivUcribor lias rrcoivod and ia opening i i?t the StoM obovw Mr. Weds worth's. and t HppjM> %rn Mr. D. Malloy's, a good assortmonl .of jjieoicines aoUcu?d o?|>ccially for firaily use, aad-for bia oarn practice. ilo will keep no or. iiol# of tRhiflh Im ilnno ?a( ifMAw tit* * lid prqyoctioa; and nono except aueh an lie know* to ho of f>od quality. His titicturoe and r ?tt]aBnta will bo readv for uso in about a wet k fironi Ihia time. Ho will nlao keep a general on- t aortmant of DYE STUFFS and other articles | usually kept at snoh establishments. The Tow ( arti?Ue*of this class not now on hand nro ex. f pooled soon. ? M. MAC LEAN. July 16. A v* t CASTOR OIL? EXCELLENT cold drawn castor oil for sale ( cry low, by tho gallon, at the NEW DRUfc STORE. . LE.HO.l SYRUP AND MEAD~" *- - SYRUP, , ^ Al tho New Drug Storo. LANCETS. t THUMB LANCETS, Spring Laneols, Gum 1 Lancets and Tooth Drawers for sale al tho < Now Drug Store. ' LI!fSEFI> OIlV, i COPAL and LEATH ER Varninh, for sale at I thn Ngw D'wro Store. r TATARI^DS 1 UP ELL put up in email jaia, fur ralo at the ww Now Drug StoreYARN I8H BRUSHES, AND Paint Brushes of all aizce, for sale at the /Jew Druo Store. 7*~ : 9. LEfc, IV. D., SURGEQJT DEJVT1ST, [ OF CJinDEN, 8. C. J^FFERS liis Professional sorv cos to tho ( ^_F oiiixons of Cheraw. Ho may bo found al ] tho Planter's Hotel. Ho is prepared lo per. form anr and everv Ibnt.1 Om riiin. Ik> required. Naturul or Alincrat Toetb will be Minn Gold Plate, or pivoted on tho ?.ld slump, 'jfsufficumtly strong lobour the operation ?Teeth stopped with Gold and warranted not to decay ny morp in tho part slopped; tooth end roats of tooth extracted, and irregularities r. incdiud. J B3T Examination inndo without charge. O* Materials and work in am. cases warranted. I , Jan. 10, 1842. 9 tf 1 ftAli SODA. ( LB Sal Soda for silo very low fc ^ A. P. LACOSTE. i Jdtl. 10, 1M8. 8 t? c KOCKF1SH sixJBETINOS A.\D ' SHIRThXGS. , "! jA BALES 3-4 and 4 4 Domestics just JL tI received on eoiuigti incut ftom the Ttoc&fish Factory and for sale on favorable Uriui by tho Bale. D. MALLOY. November 7, 1842. _ _ r VINEC1AR ! VIALUAll! ! < PURE Cider Vinegar, a While Wine Do. I For Sale by A. P, LACOSTE. ^ Jul*12. ^842. 35 if f ?- I NCOlROKS WAITED. I WANT to hire two strong, hearty negro mrn, to work witli my waggoners. Also, two field hands. A. P. LACOSTEDec. 27. 1R43. 7 tf i ' 1848. " ! FW1UE commencement of another year tnings j JSL with it many engagements, nod tho Snti. . / aUbcr takes this method of informing hi* cuh. j ^ turners an?t thoao indebted to him. that ho lia* ! j many ami pressing engagement* to psy money in this anil tho next mouth, and his principal means to do so. is from collections, which lie hopes to inakc from those indebted to him. In looking over his business. I c finds he inn* a gro.il many outstanding debts duo him. many of which ' are small; but as rivors arc ntado up from small at reams, so a large amount in tho iiggreguto is 11 oinnde from small accounts, whero tltcy aro mi- ^ merous. Ho ltSfic*, therefor , that none of hit >' friends will neglect to pay him becuuso the j h . nmrntnt may uu siuaii, nun m u none wilt hold \ ' back w hat they are a Mo to pay, because llioir c_ accounts am too large to pay nil at once. In 5 short, then, he would any to nil ihoso who ore 'indebted lob un, to como forward and pay up: if they cannot pav all, pay what lliey can, and M - close the balance by noto To some uf It is cus. ! ^ tomcrr, whoao account* huvo been running on ' for one, two, and in some i;n>lsncrs, lb roe or P more yearn, bo would say longer indulgence '' cannot nor will not bo given, onci unless speedy settb-incnta are made, the next invitation to pay 8 will eoinc from on officer of the lu w. These Inst l' remarks are intended for all deb's duo longer 8 than six months back, and llicy will a'so apply to I ail debts due 1st inst. tin t are not satisfactorily arranged in a reasonable tints, lie car neatly appeals to his customers to croc fcrw.trd ami save themselves costs. Ho would also state that his means sue hurled, and therein*c lie is unable lo do a credit basinets on groceries: ho will keep a good stuck ?>f family groceries on hand, and will i oil them very low for Cash or Produce. To snob of his customers aa settle their nccounte an. j dually, he will sell any goods except groceries r on the u aal credit, and on moderate terms. ? D. S. HARLI.EE. ? Cliersw, Jan. 2. 18 13. 8 6t thlTTs. distric r c;oi;nt, District of South Carolina. IN BANKRUPTCY. ^KM7 I1ERK.A8, John Andrews, Planter of ww Darlington District, Statu ol South Carolina, hath filed a Petition, praying thai ho may be declared a Bankrupt, pursuant to the Act of Congress of the United States, made, and now in force, concerning Bank. ) rnpfe, And thai lie may nave me uenelit ot the f fmd Act ; this in to give notice of tlie raid I Petition, and that a hearing thereof will be had i before the Honorable ItOBKItT B. f?IL CHRIST. Judge of the aaid Court, at a Court to bo holder) at tlie Federal Court House, hi Charleston, on Monday the thirteenth day of ' February next, at olevrn o'clock. A. Ah, at which place ar.d time all perrons interested may-appear *?d she.v cause, if any they have, ' Why the prayer uf the said Cotilioncr should " "Trot bn grauted. - - ?? w , - !!. Y. GRAY, Clerk. f i' r<v.a..i._ t it *tdAt it o. vinrR'9iuii| #?II. iff ivw# 11?in I BOfT?ETTN A \ V HOODlT JTU8T Raeofewil a ?r o?l stork of UonnetU V add Hoc*!*. D. MAMOV. F-pt. 2 , 1?S*. 4ft ti *?'? . - .j? vi WOOD. I HAVE ngnin resumed the business of Haul. r in'j Wood. Mj oU customers Mad I lie pub. j generally aro respectfully informed that 1 hall bo grateful for a renewal of their custom, C md plcdgo myself lo haul loads that will ph ase. I( A. I'. LACOSTE. i July 19, 1619. 36 tf ( CL^THS,TAhSlMEB5, AfcD i SAT1NETTS. DM ALLOY has just received. a goo?1 e stock ofCloths, Casimera, and Satinets. ? ihich ho is anxious to sell, aud bargains may >o hadSept. an. 1819. 45 tf n( A CARD. IV DR. JOHN LYNCH having permonently . located himself ill the town of Cher aw, . ' e?pcctlully tenders t.is professional services to he citizens of this place and the adjoining connry. He hopes hy a diligent attention to his fr?1 irofi-tsion, to rcccivo a liberal share of public mtronngc. llo can always ho found nt his ft at hut's (Conlaw Lynch) residence on Market Street. CIntraw, July 1st. 1842. 31 tf LEATHER. r JUST Received a largo stock of Solo f?cath* J or. Also, Upper Loulhcr, and CalfSkins. G P. MALLOY. is 8ept. 2ft, 1842. 46 tf |? lus is III ICiVS niLLS. rHE Proprietor of there mills begs leave _ to express his thanks to all of his rttsouters he has called on for a settlement, fur ^ he prompt manner they have settled his ac- ^ ounts against them, tie hopes that all others vho may yet be called on, will give him the llcasuro to say as much of them. He is wil- ? ing to sell lumber at very reduced prir.es to S lis prompt customers on the usual credit, say jood lumber at 88 per nt. ft., Refuso 84 per n. ft., Selcrted 810 per m. ft., which is20 per :ent. lower than his usual prices. J. VV. BURN. ol January 0, 1843. 0 Hi H Ma*-???ss??at FINAL. NOTICE. ti 4LL portions indebted to tho hite Firm of J' Dunlup 6l Marshall, by note or open nc ioaut, urc requested to cohio to on immediate 1,1 ollloment. b< Tho notes nnil accounts will remain at the iii Polluting Room of George II. Dunlup till the d< u? ~r i. i. ?* " "V-H'inr)'. 01 Jan'ry. lOtli, 1813. 9 tf tt TIIE U. S. DISTRICT COl'RT, a! District of South Carolina. ^ IN BANKRUPTCY. 55 IN the Matter of Kindred Bonnet, A/er- at chant, of Now AJarkot, in the District of tp Jarlington and Stale of South Carolina, a at Jankrupt. ol PURSUANT to an Order of the District at 7ourt of the United States, for tho District of oi South Carolina, notice is hereby* given, hat cause he shewn before said Court, at the Vderal Court House in Charleston, on the iighth day of February next, at eleven o'clock. _ V. A/., w hy the said Kindred Bonnet should lot receive his Discharge and Certificate, as D i Bankrupt. ^ Charleston, 1th day of Jan.. 1843. pc II.'Y. GRAY, Clerk, j1 10 tBApr " NO TICS'. I'HE Subscriber has received and will keep onstantly on hand Cotton Yarn at wholesale, _ it 11)9 lowest market prices. Also?Cotton J Jsnaburgs, Cotton Batting, Candle Wick, loine and Wrapping Twine, from the Manuactorv ol Rockingham. GEO. GOODRICH. J Nov. 29,1842. 3 tf 1--I D07IEST1CS. m C..., I...I... .!-? II? r\ :? r? ?1- I IB I?.?T MHIVI -I? IMUW1I i/Ulllt'?llU9 iur FUIH cm. on fivorublo terms, by D. MALLOY Aug. 23rd. 11 11? puts, scotch ovmv" i" L Large and well selected stock of Pot?, | pi Scotch and Dutch Oven?, Spiders, Andiron- J :c. &.c. For sale cheap. w A. P. LACOSTR. c?l October IP, 1842. 40 tf NOTICK. rflK follow!up property was stolon from tin* plantation of Willmin lflak<-uny, dcc'd, in ^ Ida District, on the night of tho 3id intt., viz: " I bright mu alto Woman named Moisoy, 2.*> cars old, nhmit ii feet 4 inches Irgh and very uge for her height. Also, two young horse lules, one a daik liroivn the other u dai k mouse CJ olor, bothsiiiii I and suppoed to lie, < n; ahout and tho otitor 10 years old. Tliti said proper. y is aiipriosed to havo I ncn stolen by one ar Mckson Key, ? lio is probably making bis way ' (>f tilh the same to tho West* Said Key is about j p 1 years old. lias a fair complexion, very light | air, and r?*n> irkabiy light eyebrows, slender j-* crs on, about 5 feet ID inches high and has 11 ownc.ist look when spoken to. A reward of af ifty dollars will l>o nnid for tho recovery mid afo keeping of the property and raid Key, tint ol _ his Stale, or tor delivering tho sums to the 1 ubicribcr. I STEPHEN I>. MIDLER, ? Adm'rorWm. Hlnkcncy. i - Gold Mine, Chester field District, S. C. ) o' December G:h, 1312. V t \ If 1 RIGHT ABOIT FACTJ! S HEREBY give notice, with great rcluc tnnco, tint I ahull not, after the first day of 'antiary next, open a single running account in J ny Honks, lor any description of goodv, except g( or UaL'uimr. Rnr>o und Tw inc. und for llicm rticlex 1 will only pivo 11 credit of UO to 'JO lays. Mercliantf, nnd oilier citizens of the own, who may he disposed to order poods from itV SlorcH, arc informed, tli.it their order* will he gratefully received, and pioinptly filled at low rricoa, upon the condition, that their Lis I h inay ?e presented in ten dutx, for payment. This ri lourxu 1 am compelled to take, to meet my qwii J nigrigeinent*, and I hope will not givu oifunco S. 0 any, for I lind ly experience, that it in much hi tasicr to mill pood*, than to collect, and that ae? xo m.intx and notea bo they over so pood, tvill not lie >ay the del it a of my contracting. Ah I ahull soil Y good* for CASH, it i* almost useless to suy, that 1 shall sell very cheat. ik A. P. LaCOSTU. th Due. i3ii. 1842. 5 if ni CREHIT OIVE.i FOR WOOdT TO THOSE Cuxtoniera. who have paid me onco a yen,- for Wood, 1 tender my tliunka, ( >.wl alt ill lu> rrrutnTnl III rf?pniu<? I Is*.I- - -- I 1 ' ? - ? ft; ? "" - "nil ft ill.ill not troolilo tlirin lint once n year for a t intlleinrnt. 'I hoso who are unwilling to xrit'e nice a year, or liuvo not paid at all, must excuse w r.c if I refuse to work for thcni. A. P. LaCOSTE. Do. 13, 1842. 5 tf 6ROCERVE8. s tN More ami lor sa|.?, a good supply of Fj Sugar, C'olfou and iMyUtseo, hy I). MAM.OV. O An;;. ?."3:?l 11 if 1 mmmmmmtmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmKmmmmmn chaip.s. rHB Subscriber haa just received on coir ignmont, to be sold at very low pricosfur JiSII OJVLY, ) Do*. Fancy (jilt and inaplo cane seat cliaire. i Small " " ' bowing do. i Isi Boston nine and solid scat Rocking do. I * Mahogany Mohair Spring sent do. do. > Small carte ,. " do. do. < 1 Solid seal Nurse, d >. do. GEO. H. DUNLAP. , Chcrsw, August 25. 1842. 42 tf notice] " i (CT WISHING to bring my present Inisi- I ?S8 to a close us early after the first of Janu { ry as possible, all charges made after that j I me will he considered as cash accounts to ,? a paid when presented, or closed hy note 1 I paring interest from time of settlement. Of the stock remaining on band many of the 1 nods will be sold at first cost, many from ' ',) to 50 percent below cost, and but very ' ivv above cost. 3 G. H. DUNLAP. I Dec. 27tb, 15542. 7 if I I notice. < HNflf? Snb*ciibcr is now receiving I'rom New 1 H. York, an excellent assortment ot seasonable i nods selected by Inmsn'.f with great cure, ilo | persuaded that ho can sell Goods in his line ns w ns they can bo afford* d in this market, and , determined to do so. D. B. McARN. Clicraw, Nov. 1, 1842. 51 3m j I choice" bacon. ^ ff'Akik HAMS, Shoulders, &. Sidos, ^ M \F "F Forsalo by 7 A. P. LACOSTE. Nov. 14, 1843. 1 tf tate of south carolina, Chesterfield District. i In the Common Pleas. . JOHN JACKSON, Wlio is in (hecustody rth? Sheriff'ol the District a foresail!, hy vir , in of a Writ of Capias ad Respondendum. ( I the suit of Peter L. Robeson, having peti oned the Honorable, tlio associate Judges of , ic said State, that he may be admitted to the , enefit of the art of the General Assembly. , iade for the relief of Insolvent Debtors, and , : having filed with bin petition a schedule o1 | is whole Estate real and Personal; It is or- , rred that the said Peter 1,. Robeson, and all t hers, to whom the said Petitioner is in any , isc indebted, do personally, or by their attorpy, be ar.d appear before the Honorable, the =sociate judges of the State aforesaid, at a ourt of Common Pleas to be hidden at Cl.es- | rfinld Court House, on the third Monday in ' larch next, then and there to shew cause, if ' iv they can, why the Estate and Effects of ' ie sa:d Petitioner, should no', he assigned, j > id lie discharged, pursuant to the provisions 1 r said act of the Genetal Asscmidy, made ul pro\ided for the relief of Insolvent Debt- J T. BRYAN, C. C. P. i1 Chesterfield Court House, J ... , 1 , the 5th day of Nov. 1S42. \ " j! SUGAR and 7DA. OUBI.E and Single loaf Sugar, (.'rushed Su ; | ir, and best Hypon Ten, in (,'nddies, or by tls | lund, prime articles for family me. i I'or sale by : 1 A. P. LACOSTE. ! October 18,18-12. 49 COTTON ISAGUl.\ii, OI'K, TWIN'E?a good stock oft lie almv* I 1 I ? oi: hand, ami lor sale nt the lowest market i icc. hy D M ALLOY. Aug. 23rd 41 If ' LDATjTdR and SHOD TllRDAI). < 95 SIDES, Sole leather, 101 Kip uud Wax do. 120 lb. Shoe Thread, ( 1'or sale low by I A. P. LACOSTE. i October 18, 1812. 49 tf J j HATS AA'B> SBJOB'N. j, Q1IIF. Subscriber lint, ju^t irceivcd a laryo I m. mid well selected hiii'jily ol'IIntK ainl .SIiock, I liich will be Hold cheaper than were over offer- . I I in this market. 1). iMALLOY. . ] Sept. ?0, 1812. 45 tf 11 E. \V. DKKNNINt; ( IM7 0ULI) Uasp-ctliiily inform tlio public , W W that ho h.m located himself on ' TP A fTin n ^MMa Hi N* Hi avaaiarf a q l>|iosiip Mr. Mooki.'s IIoti.l., \\ here im intende t .frying on llto DYKING AND SCOURING lit"?INK.H.S. Ladies' and Gentlemen's garments cleaned, | id, if faded dyed tin* original or any olliei col. i ( . ?nd pressed in the neatest manner. Carpets, j able-Cover*. ami Crumb c'ot! s cleaned without i jury to tlic Color.? Cotton Yarns dyed Fast i , ulnii*. I 1 JV. B. His dyeing ii i!I not soil the whitest j ' tide. I Cheraw, August 16. 1842. 40 tf I KTOKIl TO KENT. I [HAVE rented all my Stores,except iho one : 1 next atmvn Mr. George II. Inhi|>*<<. anil J 1 10 door lirlow corner of Kershaw anil Front ; i troctH. This Store is considered a first rale i and, and will be rented on liberal terms. j t A. P. LA COST E. i August 2, 1S42. J*8 tf ji NOTICE. ( ^ LI, persons indebted to tlin Subscriber by , m. nolo or account are requested to call and ttlo the s unc, us further indulgence cannot be , ft* vti. R. SHAW. Sept. 13. 1812. 41 tf ( COTTON OKNABERUH AND 1 COTTON V Alt ft. IN IIK Subscriber lias received on consign. , niont from tlie !)e Kalb Factory at Camdn/i , C 12 Rales very superior Cotton ()>nn- ( trgB and 12 Rales Col ton Yarn, ubicbho will , 11 by tlio Ralo to AlcichuiitH o? us goinl or ittcr erins than tlicy can purclnisc in New oik or Charleston. Ho would ulso invito the Planters of the I liglihorhood to e.ull and examine IhoOznaburgs ey will find it a e.heupnr and bolter article than | is ever been sold in this mniket. C. II. DUNLAP. Clioraw, April 4, 1812. 21 tf COItft WANTED. I WT ANTBIJ to purclinxo from 1000 to 00!K) i WW llusliuls corn to Imj delivered in w, i nt >iiiy rif llie landing* down the river, fur hichllic liigliottmarket price will l>d paid l>. M'NAllt. April II, 1813. 22 IT ( i?iiiii<? A!Vl?flIJ5VniSBOOOm? , VIIIF> Stih.-cril>or li ih j;ist received a wcl H oulected block of fancy and Simile 1 >rv I ao<K ||. DliN'l.AI'. ' I, rii?.r.w, Ajuil 0, lSfi '.'i if J. ?? ? t V V ?***'?* ^ >V - > - ''"l V ? Tr*-*; t. r r ?r I LITERARY, DOMESTIC AND FASH. n JOJYABLE FAMILY MAGAZINE. J Godcy's Lady's Boob f for 1843. suited by mr ft. ft. j. ii ale, and others. ? The long established Arbiter of Taste, Fashion j ind the Belles Lettres for the Ladiesof America. Godey's Lady's Rook having: been f?>r so p| long a series of years universally recognized j ai an the exrliiflive and indisputable guide to the fu Fair sex in matte of taste, fashion and liters, t n< lure?the only work conducted by ctislin- j t? 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The best literary talent, the bi si ;fTorls ef (he most distinguished artists in the | country?and to crown ub well ap to adorn the | vhole, the most perfect arrangements for the j tl ecrption of tho American, London and I'aris j ~~ Fashions far in advancejof any other puhlica- i ion in this country, enable him to assure the ! matrons of tho 1 arly's Hook that tho forth- j mining volume will more than justify i s well y ;arned title of the Magazine of Magazines ' w ror the ladies of our country. J It has passed in'o a custom to assert that ; J Ircss is a matter of trifling importance; but q his every lady knows to be utterly false.? a( Faste in dress is universally felt to he the in- i., lex of a thousand desirable qualities in no- to nan, wliilc a deficiency in th.s respect always in njurcs one in the estimation of strangers, and . 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The Publisher's correspondent in Paris is .>1 possessed of such ample means of obtaining the real and present Paris Fashions, and ?.| ip transmitting them in advance of all compel j. ,n Inrs, that the Ladies may continue, as tin y .-i liavc always done, to copy from our plates thai C lias received the Rarntion of J.XI) I SPUTAUIjE 'EON, tno last, the newcbl, the be&: m fashions, fresh from Paris. ki The arrangements for producing^* mosi o brilliant and attractive series of Mezzotint and hi Line Engravings are now complete. Pictures ~" fresh from the easels of our lirst rate .Am* ri:an Aitibts are now actually in the hands oi w [he ablest American Engravers, the subjects 'i< [unbracing no! only the usual popular and do I nestic topics, but others which arc inter- al a oven in the very hearts! rings of AMERlt'JljY JYA T/OJWALIT Y. renting as they do of stirring incidents in 'lie ill OLOIilOl S AND II EllOIC AO E OF AMERICA. ll With respect to the general literary aid s, Tioral tone of Hie Lady's Book for lMltf, it will j )1( naimain its usual con-istcnt character of a j ,j Domestic and Fasiiionaui.k Famii.v Magazine. i gi While such comribu ors as .Mies Leslie, Jl/iss C Sedgwick, Mrs. Ilall, Aire. Embury, Aha. E. F. "Ellet, Aha. JSigourney, Ahs. Volin y E. ill Howard, Alra. JSeba Smith, Aha. A. Al. F. ta Annan, Aha. U. Lee IJcntz and Alra. S. 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T The admirers of the high-toned mora] and to Joinefclic nouvelletle will recognize with plea, j : Mire among our contributors the name of T. j S. Arthur, autlior of "Six Nights with the i ^ Washuigtonians," &.c. Contributions are al- \ ?o ready from the pens of l?nor. ALEXANDER DALLAS DAOHE, lute J Principal of the Philadelphia High School. Iii I'pok. JOHN SANDERSON, Author of " .1 j 1'' Year in Paris'* j *1' I'rok. JOHN FROST, Editor of " The Youn? ' *' People's li'iolij ? Our limits will not give us space c ough to 'numerate the names of one quarter ol our! contributors. I (fur list of foreign conTilmtors is eurii-hrd ( H with the distinguished names of Joanna, IIailmc, maria Edobwok'i ir, A/.\nv Iti'H., v m;m. mitsord, Hon. A/r*. (* .Nort- n, and Dj ft I amy I low itt, recognized ill Europe as the I |l( elite of Ifritish female authors, I ' Tire Publisher's means of inoeasing the beauty and value of the Lady's IJouk are acrutiiuiutmg year by year. To his already #// ''i//o/''A li l "J confi i!m?.,r.- Is; is < "iiv .oil i\ ' i ?f. .. ? <" tSOSmm SK99nBIRatt9flB99M9MP! 1 I *?' * ? yt . . .,*. f, ;ceiving accessions both at home and abroad, I is arrangements with respect to Original aintings (rum such Artists as Rothermel, *3 'rankenstein, Croome, Chapman, Marlise, nd Huntington, ar now complete f and he umbers among Ihe Engravers whoso services ,j,j re constat tly retained, Tucker, Smith, Warcr, Hick, Sadd, Ellis, Giiubrcde, Classen and inn. His whole system ot'arrangements with re _ motto Fashion IYatk* is* now developed ^ nd perfected. The Lady's Hook will there- [ai ire continue t? maintain that proud pro-cmi* LMic? in merit and in popularity which four, ten years pi uninleimilled attention on the ? art of the publisher has earned : it will still main as aiwavs heretofore, THE FA VOR Ot TE OF THE FAIR. C Kt E&m&g&e lodey's Lady's Hook, 1 year, in advance, ?3 oiley'u Lady's Honk, 2 years, both years payable in advance, 5 ^ 'wo Copies, one year, 5 ^ ive copies, one year. 10 I / levcn copiee, one year, 520 'ci ? bit GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK AND /,? LADY'S MUSICAL LIBRARY. '? TRItmN. tn lie copy Lady's Hook and one copy Musical Library, 1 year, ?51 Hn ivo copies Lady's Dunk and five copies \ jj, Musical Library. 1 year, * 20 Tu Address C(j L. A. GODEY, |i!i Publishers' Hall. 101 Chestnut si., I'lia. ui< 1113" Papers copying the above will be euti. or rd In an exchange. 10 *c< II 111 AJIEUlcAN '!,/ AC?.ICULTUP,IOT. f A. n. ALLEN & U. L. ALLEN, Editors? ,/J AXTON ?V MII.DS, Publishers, 2li5 Broad- ?h. ay, JYYic York. jllf aliiE American Agriculturist is published iii monthly at liroadway, New York, at NE UOLLAIt |ior annum, payable always hi v? leaner; six conns will h-nonl for five dol. (, vr#?; thirteen copies for ten dollars. Edi rs who wilt give thin card a conspicuous insoraii, w itli some of t Im notices which follow, will Uo ! entitled t<> nceivo m e yoai's subscription ll;( mi is, on sending tln ir pnp-r containing such |( >'ice to this office. Agricultural Societies that |M; isit to give this w'oik ns : pV'iiiiiiiu, will In; en- |ts lied to a discount of tirtnty-Jive per cent, or g in.lsome'y hound v limes ul tin: subsciiption r.e- . 'I his work will ho devoted to the various pur. lis of i he agriculturist throughout every section : ' the United Slates, and Wit Conlni.i THE LA- . ''' I its :sr IN t'ELLIti ;NCE ON every branch of their tCUPATIf'N; the lio-t seed.-; modes of tillage; j amctcr of nuts; improved implements; and, ' e v inous ami bk-t breed* of cattle, houses, j ' IKKP ANI) SWIM;. E >oli ii infer consists of thirty two pages : . iable column, royal octavo, mot the. work w i,* i ' ! embellished with I'U l'S?, illustrating the di,' I rent Mil j i ts mi which it treat*?makin i * j ,M,' dome m 3S4 large pages yearly for the low < ire of O.VK DOLLAR. j Savon numbers of tins wo L Ii ive already been i ihlishcd, anil s it is stereotypi tl, Mthsr rihpr i ay commence with the back or present numbers i <IS their option. i w from iho gi'ucr-1 testimony in favor of ilic 'l ' inner in which litis piti or lias lurcn conducted, j iiiii tlio public press ami Iho most experienced iii< armors and Planters throughout Iho ecur.tiy, ilu ere is every ion-on lo believe it will provu sii| livcrsully a :tcplablc, ami remunerate its to til- 1". s ton?fold for their suhreriptinn. No man at is tiiiio who aspires to the nohlo occupation of pu i American agi militarist should he without one j j,,, inoro periodicals, exclusively devoted lo his 'm, terests. Uucli n.tmher ronsisls of one sheet and will lie pj, i j' Ct to iiru sjinjicr jiusluffc onfy. | w, f'oshuasUi s nit- permitted by lair lo enclose ] u ; one}/ J\r subset'i linn free of postage. j M Ihi'.ow ore a few of Iho many favorable notices | the ahovo work, from iho American Pn ss : j ^ The Agriciiltuii t apptiirs to 1st edited with ! |-|4J i.it kind ot ability - lid practical koowl dgr, thai J ( |s osl place it auiong iho foremost tank with ! ji1( mi'ar ji -riodio.i!s in our country."? M'aync j ouiihj Record, Indiana. j Wl 'The number we have is rich in ably written : ral ttl well selected articles. Tim Kditors are well , fie towti to the readers of agricultural periodical;- i gr< i ubit* writms. and will, wu urn sure, greatly tin M'.efit Ilu: country by tlu-ir present itndt.i taking." i At -The I'nion, Raleigh, A. Carolina. i ne Agrtcutuii ist is wc!i lillrd with well re; litt'-ii well digest- d. iiiul h'gli'y practical nr. 1 it, ides ?n subjects pertaining In rural industry, j toi lie conductor* of the u'mk, lite Messrs. Allen, I , 0 no' only well vrml in the practical opera. I (>t nns of cultiv.it inp the soil, an I bic tiling domes- i c animals to tlio !???t a .vantage, but they wield j imly and graphic pens I??r tNo discussion < ( j II*tic imporltiut s'.tl'j -cts in a st) le I nth dear and tractive. li igariling the science of -agriculture | id gardening, ns hy I'.ir the most important | ? t?dy that engages the nttcnti'Jii uflhc American j '"V tuple, w r cannot wiliiliold our earliest coalmen. nion <>| the American Agriculturist' In the no rent finning interc-ls of the count >y "--Buffalo ommcrciul Advertiser, Xitr Ycrk. cu " Ti c Amt'rirtin Agt icultlit ist is piinted in L, ic city of New Yorlt, in 3'2 neut, ii-etiium oc. c,t vo pages, and illustrated with engravings mid ly tilted by the Mcssr-. Allan, who are well j cu id favorably known to the ngiieuUuiul comu ti? j tin ity, as pr ct'cttl and enlightened fit mors."? 1 lot epublirun Manner, Nashville, 'Venn. j gc ' NVc have seen the first rmmher, and it hir's I Ir t i ho a highly valuable papor 11 any section j " till Union. The editors are celebrated j irouglimit lini United Slates for their enterprise I aR '.lie stock line, as well as in others mailers 1 ',J ruling to improve the condition of our husband- I 1 "?South Western Farmer, Itat.uiund, AJirs. ! " 1 have examiner! the three first iiuni'.ors, and 1 l(M tun the spi cimcn.s which they afford, as wcl! ns ! mil a personal t.Cipiuiiitaricc with the editors, I ' ll(J ivc formed :t very f.iiorahlo opinion as to the :cfulnoss of tliis woilt, anil the uhility with lii-'.Ir it Will lie con nctcd. It is intended to he national work."?Judge Ileal to, of Washingn, Kentucky. "* ' The editors are well known ns practical coders and agriculturists, und as gifted writers. "" hey have the aid of some of the most sthlo vvri rs in the o uiilrv. and it Can hardly fail to take , ? place at oner in the front tank nmoiifr the si puhli'Vit ioti > "f its class?Sjiirit of the' 'uiif.s, A'rif York ah T05JPI-;TSTOBS SCAIiPS. ,n IfK. QUIRK, or No. l'JU 11 roadway, New , JjJ .T M. York, deems it only necessary to my that |,n ? will visit Cheraw on or about the 4 li of I th chriiarv, where lie intends tarrying for, say | ae mot loor days. ()n the announcement of Ins j on rival, he will lie pleased to receive the calls } all who may require his professional scrvi- ('"1 B. i"? January IS. 1S42. II?tf ~ BliACKfiniTHIXO. rjlIliO Subscriber has tins day recommenced ? 3. 1? isiuoHH on his own account and hopes ' close application to husir.te* to share pnhlic i * itrona,-. My priced wiil bo moderate. Horse I ? locinjj wid rcccivo my personal attention it is J erct'oro warranted to ho dona with neatness (%a id despatch. | ?,f N. II. ? 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