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i A fire in Brooklyn, near New York, on tho 16th t instant destroyed property to tho amount of fifteen t thoutfhddollars. * r 9 Th& Russian mode of paving with hexagonal < blocks of wood 18 incheslang, sunk in the ground ] and covered with earth, which was tried in the j city of N%w York last summer, seems to. have j succeeded well. Tho Journal of Commerce says: ( "while tho atono paved portion, and ia soino de. ( gtde the mecadamizcd road has been broken into ^ holes, tho wooden blocks remain perfectly firm 1 ana smooth, and not only so, but they became dry j many days earlier, on the breaking up of winter, c than any other part of tho road. It is now a ! I smooth and dry as the deck of a ship." * j t t Efforts are making to build up a city 15 miles ' below Mobile, on the cast side of the bay, to be ' c called "Alabama City." It is said that a compa- j *] ny from N. York and New-Orleans, with a capi- J 5 tal of twenty millions havo embarked in the pro* j a jeet. | e P/11V n.nmTuir>n ss.noo is the! 4*W? 11VKSWffnmt.y v? ,> amount of the capital s.tock in the Raleigh and Roanoke Rail Road: 8700,800, we s learn, have been subscribed, and wc believe n it is not the intention of the Directors to re- tl ^tasive any further subscriptions. ?( The Bridge over the Roanoke at Gaston, 1 is under contract, to be commenced forth- j with. A good portion of the route has j : _been surveyed by Mr. Garnclt, the Engi ncer, who will soon be enabled to make a tl report. Geo. TT. Mordccai, Esq. the j r: able and indefatigable President of the ! o company, is now here, and will expedite j w the commencement of the work with all j ir possible despatch. : B Raleigh and Gaston Rat! Road Stock j sold in Petcrsbnrg, on Friday 15th inst. at j ^ one per cent. premium-*-101 having been y paid at public sale; Petersburg Rail Road I s 120 50 ; Greensville and Roanoke do. (not ! II ilnished) 112. jj Rail Road Stock.?It is stated in the j B Richmond Compiler of the 11th inst. that j g, the Stock of the Richmond and Fredericks- j C burg Rail Road, is selling at SS per share : ^ above par, and not one third the road tin- ' ished. N. C. Standard, j J j S; Another Elector.-Jo\m M.Morcbcad, Esq. j B ?,f line hoen selected us the Elector i ? vr* v ^ . | . in that District, on the White Ticket. Mr. ( M. was the Jackson Van Buren Elector in ? 1832. Raleigh Register. li Another.?The Whigs in the Counties of! J; Rowan, Davidson and Montgomery, have j A nominated John Giles, Esq. of Salisbury, as I H the White Elector for that District. Mr. I SJ Giles was the Elector upon the Jackson fA Tiicket in 1829, and upon the Jackson and .. Barbour Ticket in 1932. j . Faycltcvilic Observer. 11! Win. A. Morris Esq., of Anson County, j w has been nominated as a candidate for Elec- j ai tor on the Van Buren Ticket, for tho Fay- | w etteville District, by a convention met at sc Rrtftkiiiirhnin kst ttcelf. j ar ? c.._ j ?4 Henry Siting was committed to jail in ! - Salisbury on the 1.3th inst. charged with j murdering his wife in her bed. i ? * , ...... . ... \ ^ ^ \m The New York \merican gives tiiefol- ; w ; lowing anecdote, on the authority of a broth, j p< er of the officer to whom it relates? ; h< In the fight between Gen. Clinch's troops and the Semiuolcs on tlie Ouithlacoocliee, j express directions were given by Oseola to ^ his Indians, to avoid shooting Lieut. G .! ^ though leading his men into the front and ' $ thickest of the fight?because he and Osco i la had been friends, and he bad been kind to j the'poor Indian.' The order was strictly S p obeyed amid chances innumerable for taking 'in I offa dangerous enemy?and although final- j Jy wounded by a random sliot, the gallant j youth escaped with life, through the gener- ; C osity of an Indian foeman. -j oi "t The following gentlemen were elected Di-' ij rectors of the Bank of Hamburg on the j 13th instant. ! ! V \V\ W".STARKE. Esr. |? H. HUTCHINSON, i? JOHN BAUSKET, !'' JAS. HUBBARD, i GEORGE PARROT, T. GOLDSMITH, F.'IL WARDLAW, P WILLIAM GARRET. |u CHAS. HAMMOND, Jr. ' J. E. M'DONALD, it N. L. GRIFFIN, i r B. F. M'DONALD, 1 WHITEFIELD BROOKS. And at a meeting of the Board of Direc- 1j tors, W. W. Starke, Esq. was elected i I President, and II. Hutchinson, Cashier, i * I J ' Speed of the Mails.?The Richmond Com. jc piler of Tuesday last, says that an arrange- j mcnt has been made between an agent of ( ? j j 1 1 . the menmonu Uliu i:rcuv;ru-iv&uurg ivmx f I Road Company, the President of the'c Petersburg Rail Road Company, the owners ; of the line of steam boats and stages from j Petersburg to Washington, and an agent of: ? the Baltimore and Washington Rail Road t Company, which if sanctioned, will facilitate j( the mail between Richmond and New York t from 8 to 10 hours,?Charleston Courier. ! < , Zoological Institute.?We extract the fol-'j 1 lowing from the Messenger and Advocate, 1 ^ which, after giving a description ofa few of \? the animals says? i We would briefly allude to the splendid j spectacle we witnessed on Friday evening last. Mr. \ ancmburgh,"the unrivaled mas- j i ter of the most powerful and ferocious of the |1 animal crcjti^, entered the two smaller ca- 1; m ges opposite the door, as you enter tiic spacious hall of the Institute, and went through ] with various and surprising feats with the 1 Lioness, the Tigress, the Leopards and the Lions, now beating their heads against the sides of the cage, opening their jaws, thrusti ng his head and arms down their throats, and now playing or purring them in his lap, as a oat or dog. A boy and a lamb were handed in, and the lion lapped the lamb with ; Ids toncuc, and lying on the lap of rvs mas-! \ er, the child stood upon the Lion, holding up !5 he lamb. After this, Mr. Yanamburgli withdrew. The hall was suddenly darkened, and in a ' short time, while the audience were in a 1 breathless suspense, Mr. V. was discovered 1 tmid the animals in the centre cage; and a t nostmagnificent display of fire works ren- I lered the scene grand and beautiful beyond I iescription. The next moment the fire i1 vorks and the keeper disappeared, and the j y ights in the hall restored to its former ap- jc xmrancc. This scene occurred about eight'; >'clock in the evening, and no one who was ;s lot present, can form an adequate concep- * ion of the thrilling efTect it produced upon 1 he crowded audience. . We find the preceding in a Charleston paper j opied we suppose from some Northern paper, i j rhe spectacle may have been a "splendid" one, j ^ ut it was one of splendid folly. We never sec j ( man risque his life, for the amusement of oth- 1 rs, but wo feci that ho wants common 6cnsc- a # ^ I c We conv the following account of the J - ale of cattle near Cincinnati, to shew our j ( sutlers the value set upon blooded Stock in 1 * ic west, where so much attention is paid j s ) the raising of cattle. | e SALES OF STOCK CATTLE. U Cincinnati, April, 9. j On Thursday there was an auction sale of 1J ic stock cattle of the .late Jephta D. Gar-1 ^ lrd. We subjoin the names, age and Mood ' f the different animals, with the prices for j hich they sold. Such a'schedule may be iteresting now, and for future reference, j ^ aron Steuben, full-blooded Durham bull?two years old S 4G."> j ymph, G years old, full-blood Durham cow 370 ! wivia. 3 ?lo do heifer 57i> I p irginia, 1 do do do 510 j ~ ylvia, 12 do do cow 300 j |j fvacinth 10 do do do 205 1 [elcn, 1 do do hoifer 325 i C( ittlo | linkv, 4 do ? cow 125 j ii tar, 1 do * heiler 60 J p indereila, 1 do ? do 110 i m fatilda indealf 2 do ? uo 160! ilia, 2 do 15-1G do 1601 harlotto 1 do do do 130 ?; piko&calf,Gdo ? cow 200 j. loss, 4 do 15-1G do 130 igHujjG do $ do 170 g herry & ;alf, 5 do $ do 133 jj peck, 8 months $ bull 30 jj lack, 5 do ? cow 41 Id Spiko 12 do J do C8 lasscye 8 do $ do 62 ^ steer, 1 do ? do 3G amiltoa 1 do 13-1G bull calf 751 ^ nnttv. 5 do A COW 68 | yoke of oxen 3 years old, 80 r *1)0 do Xi do " 43 j] There were a number of purchasers on 1 ic ground from Kentucky and Indiana, as j11 cli as from all parts of Ohio. There i j1 as much competition among the bidders, \\ id in several instances liberal advances I, ere offered oil the above prices alter the I? lie. The firm, consisting of about 475 J' rres. was bid ofrat 8 GO per acre. I VJNQ. J. WRIGHT, Auctioneer. j 0 Health of JfavkinstiUc.?TTho l.rst Macon CI Muangar SUJ'S "A discaso IS now provniling Hawkinsvillo and the vicinity, which is dcjnnnatcd by ilio Physicians, ltilious Pleurisy { F Inch has carried oil a considerable number of j 'ople ; and has generally proved latal in a few ; I' >urs." * | F j It JcilX IIaVil ind, Esq. of Philadelphia, lias re- ^ lived the first premium for a plan of tlio new [erchants, Exchange, New-York. Tlio cost of ^ ie building, exclusive ofthe ground, will be about ;' SOU,000. I . Bank Slock.?."00 Shares in tlio Hank of, harlcston, were sold yesterday at public auction , ,j. (!n11:ir!i nor share. ... t IVtAS ivtoj Mb -J - J , Charleston Courier. ! Tho Banking house of the V. S. Bank, iu y hesnut street, Philadelphia, was sold at auction j a Tuesday, 12th inst. for ?368,0U0. It was nocked down to Tn. P. Corn. Esq. who bought , for the stockholders of Pennsylvania 1*. S. I tl lank. ; b Railroad Accident.?At Frederick, Maryland, j " estcrd^y, as wo learn from the Examiner, a boy : vcr 12 years old, attempting to enter between two : f a tram of burden cars near the depot, fell on tho lil and tho wheels of tho train passing over him j ut the body literally assunder. I _ St. Augustine, April 0. Wo learn that it was reported in Alachua, that Iaj. Reed, with 250 men from Tampa, came pon the main body of Indians as ho supposes : n the Withlacoochee, in the night and surprised ^ hem. He opened a sharp fire, and killed 30 of! ^ hem, and wounded a great many. They fled ! j precipitately. This report was generally credited | g cere . " | j j Removal of the Indirns.?The Columbus Ohio 1 Iemisphero, states that tho Wyandot nation at } Jpper Sandusky, are about to open a negotiation i or the sale of a largo portion of their reservation, j I rhis is tho only tribe remaining within the limits i { if Ohio. ! ( Great Land Sales at New Orleans.?At New v )rlcans, on tho 21st ult., eleven squares belong- J n"to the Arcliitcct.s company, near the lower j a :olton press, wore sold at Auction i'or ?206,743. 1 The duties alone on tho cargo of the packet * ship Ccorge Washington, from Liverpool, which 5 irrived at New York on the Cth January, amoun- j ed at ?207,000. Of this sum ?140,000 was paid j( m white and colored cotton goods. i1 Militia.?Tito militia of the United Sta'es, according to tho last returns, comprised 1.310,450 \ nen. As the returns in many cases are defectivo, :hc real number must he somewhat greater, and J ] probably does not fall much short of a million and i half. DIED. In Richmond county N.C. on the 3d instant, !: in tho GGth year of his age, Mr. Alexander Nich- j olson, formerly sheriff of that county. Ho was j in ardent christian, and a very respectable citizen, j Near Faycttcville, N. C. on the 18th instant, 1 John M. Clark, in the 25th year of his age, a : student of the Donaldson Academy. lie was a diligent student and consistent Christian. On Sunday, 27th March, in tho one hundred and ticelftk yoar of her age, Mrs. Elizabeth Lee. Tho deceased was born in Baltimore County, and during that long period resided in tho city and county of Baltimore. She was a highly respectable woman, and much esteemed by her very numerous relatives and friends. Ilcr recollection j extended back to tho time when the State of Jfa-1 ryland was inhabited by tho Indian tribes, and she I r tilncl h^r senses until w?h:n e::: months past. SCNDAY SCHOOL AND TRACT DEPOSITORIES. 2 A NUMBER of individuals of this town ind neighborhood have paid between $700 i1 uid $800 for Sunday school books and j { eligious Tracts, and have thus established ] i hese Depositories which are intended to be |" >erpetual. These books and tracts are sold at cost j md charges, without any profit, to ail who 'a viil buy, and the money reinvested in books i if the same kind, and thus the supply is a!-vays kept up. The books are sold at the j ;ame prices that they are sold at the Deposiories bv retail in New York and Philadel>hia. ' : \ These books and tracts inculcate that brm of truth and doctrine in which chris-, ians are agreed generally; and have notlu j ngsectarian in them ; and thus are calcula- g ed to supply the wants of christians of every jvangelical dcnonunaiion. | The Depositories arc al the Book Store , j lik! are kept and attended to free of charge :r expense. OO** The following Periodicals devoted to,a Agriculture arc received in exchange at this ; illice, and files of them kept in the book- j (J tore, which Planters are invited to call and 11 xamine with a hope that for their own in-1 ?rest they may be induced to subscribe. : The Southern Agriculturist, published ! ^ lonthly in Charleston, S. C. at five dollars , r cr annum. I 1 The Farmer and Gardener, successor j b ) the American Farmer, published weekly ! 1 Baltimore at five dollars per annum. The Cultivator, published monthly in j a dbany, N. V. at fifty cents per annum. jt] The Western Farmer, published p lonthly in Cincinnati, Ohio, at one dollar ? er annum. ; ^ The Monthly Genessee Farmer, pub- ? slicd at Rochester New York, price fifty a cuts per annum. I a Tennessee Farmer, published monthly; i( i Jonesborouirh. Tennessee, at one dollar o / ? , cr annum. :,, __ _ 1 \ COMMERCIAL RECORD. !? I'lUCKS CUKKFAT. APRIL 25. s eet'in market lb 9 10 aeon . lb 1250 1300 by rotuil. Ib 14 15 ulter 11> 20 25! b Hams lb 15 : I eeswa.x lb 1G 18 j a yard 20 28! aleropa lb 11 12^1 oflbe lb 14 lti OTTON" lOOlbs 1400 1750 j A orn bushel 00 80 j 1 lour from waggons brl j 75U 3 00 | w Northern, hrl 900 a eathers from waggons lb 35 3G. a tides groen lb 5 j t( drv lb 10' si on lOOlbs -150 5501 s nligo lb 75 250 ; t( ime eask 350 j S ml lb 12* 13,3 cathor solo lb 25 28! cad bar lb 8 9 ogwood lb [olassos gal -10 45 ails cut assorted lb 7$ 8 wrought lb 20 ] ats bushel 40 00 j J il curriers gal 75 100 [ 11 laiup 125 v linseed 137 ^ 1 S lint* '? ' "h I rSpanish browu lb c eas, 100 112* ork brl 0000 0000: t ico lOOlbs 400 500 j hot, 11 jg 2 00 2 50 [ lb 10 ugnr lb 12J 14 a alt. ' sack 210 275; a salt. bush t *) tcel American blister lb 10 jEnglish do lb 15 18 j German lb 10; allow lb 9 10 i 'ea imperial lb 125 1521 ? hyson lb 75 100 ] 2 'obacco manufactured lb S 00' a findow glass 8 \ 10 5011 325 350 j c 10 x 12 * 350 375 { It will be seen that there has been a decline in 10 prico of Cotton since our last. Very little is , rought in. A prime lot would probably comland a higher price than our quotation. . EXCHANGE. Checks on New York, I j For sums under ?000 ?1.00 j, For sums of and over ?200 ? per ct i. .'hecks on Charleston,Columbia and I'ayetteville, { For sums under .?200 50 cts j " 44 of ?200 ^prct. i| ARRIVED, On the 22J inst. Steamer Atalanta, with mdzc i j or .Messrs. Dunlap, Buchanan, Wadsworth, Til. ( eu? Hervcv, and Hopton, of this place ; and J. | < k S. II. J she raft, (Jottings &.Covington, David-; j on, Springs & Dinkins, Smith, Williams &. i lord, J.F.&C.Phifer,Irwin & Elms, Barringcr ;, c ("arson, llarringcr &, Shinpock, Parks, IVal- ! ' ru-f*. "Morrison A-. Marvin. J. M. Morrison i Co. >V. A A. Alexander, A. A C. Hubbard, Aliens { L Kendall, I. M. A. J. Allen, T. Allen A*. Co., J.! I. Waddel A. Co., J. Il..Vartin A. Co*, McCorkle | k- Leak, Hasty A- MeC'orklc, and Hubbard A Tox, of the interior. On the 23d Malloys and Davis' Boat Henrietta,' ' k'itli Goods for D. A. J. Mallov. J. C. Wadsworlh, ' ' VI. Westcrvilt, A Clarke A Smith ofthis'place, i ] nd Hasty A McCorkle, McCorkle A Leake,IF. <\ Leake, Ilubbard A Coxo, A. A C. Hubbard, 1 V. Hubbard, J. II. Martin A Co., J. M. Waddle i So Co., T. Waddle, D. R. Like A Co. of the into- < ior. On the 25th. Pole Boat Benetsville, with nier- ! diandrzc for J. Taylor of this place, aud sundry ncrchants of the interior. } Charleston Price Curreel?April 23. j Bagging, Hemp 24 a 2G ; Tow and Flax 18 a! 12 ; Bile Rope 10 a 12? ; Bacon, Hams, new 17 a L7 ; Shoulders and Sides 14 a 14 ; Beef, N. York, ! mess $12 50 a $13 ; Mess, Boston $14 a $14 50; j No 1. $10o(J all; Prime $9 50 a 10 ; Cotton, j Upland, Inferior 15 a 1G ; Prime to choice 13^ a 19^ ; Mackerel, No. 1, $10 50; No. 2, $9 50 ;. No. 3, 7,00; Flour, Baltimore H. S. superior 7 02;. Philadelphia and Virginia 7 62 ? a 7 75 * Canal 8 75 a 9 ; Lard, new, 1G a 17 ; Lead, Pig and Bar | 7 ; Lime, stone, 1 50; Molasses, Cuba, 39 a 40 ;. New-Orleans 44 a 46; Oils, Sperin winter stra'd.; in IX. T*i11 ctrmnpil Iftn T5 T.inseed 1 30 a 1 35; i Tanner's lf? a IG ; Pork, mess. New* York, 23 a 04 ; Prime 19 a 20 ; Rice, Inferior to Good, 2 87} j a 3 43$ ; Prime to choice 3 50 a 3 62} ; Sugar, 12 a 13}; Porto Rico and St. Croix 13} a 14; Havana white, 13} a 15}; Do. brown 10} a; 12 ; Louisiana 12} 15; IiOaf 16} a 20 ; Salt, lav. j coarse, sack 4 bush. 1 62} ; Fine 1 87 a2 ; Turks : Island 30 a 35; Teas, Bohca 16 a 20; Souchong 1 30 a 40 ; Gunpowder 75 a 80 ; //yson 50 a 80. Cotton.?The past week has been again very : inactivo and dull for the sale of Uplands. Rice.?With hut partial exceptions, the market < remains: in ubou* the same state as reported ;n our J lis4. Sugars.?Thero lias been a fair supply of this irticlc since onr last, both foreign and coastwise. Coffee.?Seems to ban" heavy on the hands of lolders. j Bacon.?The receipts of the week have been as ollows : from Baltimore about 50,000 lbs. sold in s" ots, hog round, at 14 cents ; from New Orleans j, hhds., of which 30 hhds. principally Shoulders, a rought 13 cents. Jjnrd.?No alterations in the article. Our rates v ,rc fully maintained from stores. 0 EXCHANGE. r' Jills on England, 7 percent premium. ? Trance, 5f. 30 a 5f. 35 por dollar. N. York, 160 days, ^ per ct. dis. & inst; ^ Boston &, 30 days, f per ct. dis. &. inst. ^ l'liili'phia, S 10 days, $ per ct.dis. JL inst- 11 Jills on ."Merchants Bank, Cheraw, par. sorth Carulinamoncv 1 per cent, discount. ! tt J 1 n Cine!>???/#/? Ann/ 1. ! . Bacon, Hams 13; Ilog round 10$; Pork, Mess tj !0 ; Prime 1G. j. Faycltcville, N C.?April 21. ti Bacon, 12$ ; Cotton 15 a 1G$ ; Corn 85 a 90 ; h "lour G$ a i); Sugar, Brown 13$ a 14 ; Lump 14 ; t] joaf lb a 20. h Pittsburg?April 13. g Flour, 5,25 ; Wheat, ftl; Corn 45 ; Bacon 11 ^ 11$; Lard 12$. " a Baltimore?April 1G. t( Coffee?The market this week has been very ** nil, the inquiry being principally for tho retail nidc. r I loir nr J Street Flour.? Throughout the week 11 liere has been very little animation in the demand S1 jr Howard street. Sales of small parcels have ecu madejdaily at S>G 814 per bbls. which is the u ate generally demanded to-daj*. City Mills Flour?.On Wednesday a sale of GOO his. City Mills was'madc at ?6 58J. Corn?Has advanced. 7< New Yorl:?April 15. h Flour?At length we have the North river open, ? nd about four thousand barrels Western and " liroo thousand Troy have arrived. The stock u revious was wholly exhausted. Prices have fallen ? tf, as was expected, about 25 cents ; sales of com- r ion brands Western at .*$8, -and fancy at ?8J a 58} ; Troy ?>??. The nnrket, however, is not cry brisk, as further supplies will arrive daily, nd the canal will soon be open. Our supplies re extremely limited, of all kinds, and the Eas?rn market bare. GEoitncrowx, 'D. C.) April 14. J Flour.?Flour continues dull and declining 1 "lie sales to day havo !>ee;i principally at 06,GO a J ,G2$. We alter our quotation to $G,G0 a 6,Go? L eceipts good and demand unuieu. ?* NEW BOOKS. Just received at the Bookstore, Coit's Bi- ' >le, Confession of Faith, Common Prayer, j lostons four fold state, Penny Magazine, e nd several other works. a For Sale, PkX Market and Green streets, 3 lots forming Lr a square on tho corner,of three hundred feet, ith a comfortable dwelling House with rooms nd four fire places, with several out buildings, r 11 in good repair with excellent water; deemed a be in a healthy part of town. The lo's have oiuc shrubbery and young fruit trees, and will l>e j old on accommodating terms, vllso would be glad ( a hear of a purchaser for the Houses and lots at fl 'ocic'v Hill, belonging to ."Mrs. F. C. Watson and lr. 13. G. Barker. HT?n\V\- R7? YA\. | April 22, 1836, 21 tf. ^ Strayed. tlic subscriccr on the 21th Jan. List, a 1/ small sorrel horse MULE, with the usual . nil 1 o marks, not broke, about throe years old It ] ras heard from about Chesterlleld C. II., and may 1 .o on towards t'harlottc, N. C\ Any information t oneopjjjnjr the ? tin thankfully re- i :cived, anu all trouble and expense paid to any 1 t me who w ill stop the same, and "forward informa- ( ! ion to me, or to Jfr. llrowu Ilrvan at Chcraw. ! t P.WVPLEIXiKK, J Marlborough District, S.C. ! c The Charlotte N.C. Journal will insert tlie r hove three times, am! send their account to this r ifiice for collection. j I March 2G, 18116, 21 It. is MERCHANTS 1IAXK OF S. C. ) j At Ciikraw, April J83G. s A X election will be held for Directors of this j i'm. Institution at the Hanking house, on the 1st; Hon day in May next; A. Dlue, J. C. Wudsworth ; * aid T. H. Tilden will conduct the election. By j1 nf (hi'* Rmr-I ; C J. C. COIT, President, j 21 It. ! " NEW SPRING AND SIMMER Goods. D. B McAKX 4X"X0UXCES to his customers that lie has just received a very large and unusually; oinplctc assortment of seasonable GOODS, j 1 vliich were selected by himself with much care . ^ ind attention in Xew York. He therefore feeds j ^ ;onfidcnt that ho is prepared 1o sell as low as can i ' possibly be afforded in this market.- lie cordially i ' nvites all to call and examine.- Merchants from ' ^ lie country will find it an object to call. He may ; s >e found in about two weeks at his old stand on i Pront Street. Among his Goods is a great variety ( ? if coloured print Muslins, Ginghams, Calicoes,: * Swiss, Jaconet & plaid Muslins, black & collared * ?ilk fancy Ildkfs, Gloves, Stockings, Lacesv Pa-1 * rasols, Linens, a large assortment of Gentlemen's summer wear. April ID, 1S3C>. 23tf | Third Notice. I Hereby forewarn any person or persons what- ; ever from trespassing in any way upon my ! lands, and especially from cutting or hauling tim- j her of any kind off from any part of said land, or , running any carriages through said land or any | part thereof, except upon the public road. The said land is hounded on the East by a tract! of land .granted to Joshua Prout, with a line! running from the waters of Whortlcberv, nearly a South courso by the snake pond, to the North I West corner of Mrs. Ellerbes' land, called Jhc j Buck Spring tract; .South l?y the same tract,' V.fiot .,,1.1 ii i,v tI?r? lands of Obcd and William Gulledge, A. Clarke and .I.Lazarus; North by | lands ot' D. oorc, J. G. Kellcy, J. C. Coit and ! Town Companv. i .TOIIN McCOLLMAN. I April 19, 23 3t. j THE Undersigned take the liberty of inform. ing their customers and the public general Iv, tliat they still continue to keep at then- old * stand a general assortment of Dry Goods, Jiats, Shoes, Groceries, Hollow ware 1 Hardware and Cutlery, Waggon Boxes Blacksmith's Tools, Axes, Spades and Shovels, Soap, Candles, Cheese j 1 Bagging, Bale Rope and Twino with most other articles kept for sale in this mar.! ket, all of which they will sell low for cash or | country produce. Wc tako this opportunity of wishing all our customers a happy new year; hut particularly those who may call soon and settle their accounts, as thev therebv will make the new year pleasant to us." ' J.&, C.POWELL. Cheraw, Jan. 4,1836. Works on Baptism, At the Hook Store. ON the Baptist side, Carson and Cox ; on the' redo BaptMsid", Vii> r and Fowl": . Rowand's Tonic Mixture. A Lasting Cure for the Fever Sf Ague. | rlilS worthy remedy earnestly repels the slur ( of being a quack mediciuo, it being the re- ' nit of many year's study, experience and labor j i the medioal practice and observation of l ever [ nd Ague. It is composed of such medicinal principles as ' .'ere considered most fit to restore the harmony j f action ]>etvvccn the stomach and Liver. By enewing the health)' action of the digestive or* ans, it has proved it&olf of remarkable Lent lit in < )yspepsia, Depraved Appetite, Heart-burn, Wajr Brash, Flatulency, Jaundice, Night Sweats, )ysentcry Bowel Complaints, hut it is in the eatmcnt of FEVER and AGUE or Intermit ns Fever, that its powers have been principally , nnd with those who have scon its useful css, it is pronounced sovereign. Among a large list of certificates of its efficacy i Philadelphia, where the manufacturer resides, : lierc are a number from Physicians of that city. . Iundreds of others in different parts of this coun- j ry bear testimony to its unrivalled success. At jast a hundred might l?e given from persons in ! fiis place and the adjoining neighborhood who avc l>een cured by it, but it is thought to be alto- j ether unnecessary. It may be proper to men- < ion however, for the encouragement of those at distance,wlio arc atllicted with Fever and Ague, 1 >use this remedy, that several of t lie Physicians f this town, have during the past year, end do at [lis time recommend its use. To meet the wants of this section of country, s jr which tho subscriber is the solo agent, a lull , apply will be kept constantly on hand. Price .31 per, Bottle with lull directions for its ' sc. Apply at the Cheraw Book Store, to JOHN WRIGHT?Agent. 1 " % t X. B. For such persons as arc afflicted witli i nbitual and obstinate costireness Mr. Rowand as prepared a vegetable Anti-costive Pill vith. ut mercury, a dose of which pills he reeoinlends to Ik* taken just before commencing the sc of the Tonic Mixture, and to use them after- ; :ards as often as necessary to keep the system j cgular until thoroughly restored. A supply of these pills aro on hand and for ! ale as above. April 11th, 163C. 3t. ! HEAD QUARTERS, J~ BenncttsviUc. \ brigade Orders 7tli Brigade, S. C. Militia. [JSAAC D. WILSON Esqr. has been appointed Brigade .Major of the 7th Brigade South Carolina Militia, and will be obeyed and respected ccordingly. john McQueen, , Brigadier Genl., 7th Brigade. j June Ctxi, 23-4 4LEX'ANDEK GRA//AM Esqr. has been appointed Assistant Deputy Inspector Gcnral with tfie rank of Major, and will be obeyed nd respected accordingly. Bv order of Brig. Gen']. McQceex. I. 1). WILSOX, Brigade Major. July 12th 1835. 29-4 4LEXANDER SIMS has been appointed Brigade Judge Advocate General with tho ank of ajor, and will be obeyed and rsspccted ! ccordingly. Thomas C. Evans, and Benjamin B. Rogers i lave been appointed aids-decamp to the Brigadier j Icneral, with the rank of Captain, and will bo )bcycd and respected accordingly. Bv order of Brig. General McQceex, J. D. WILSOX, Brigade Major. April 12. 23 4t. j Notice IS hereby given to Margaret Thomas, daughter of John Breeden, lato of Marlborough District, whedepartod this life on the 27th Nov. 1833, and the lawful wifo of Lewis Thomas, of lie State of Tennessee, (county nor post offico ccollccted) that she or her husband is requested :o come and receive the amount which I am >ound to pay her, or her heirs, according to the onor of a bond which I gave to the said John I'reeden, during his life. As I have not heard : >f the said .Margaret Thomas or her husbandfor | l number of years, I avail myself of this mode to ! u.tifv her that tho amount of monev that I am round to pay her is ready to bo paid to her, or j iny person legally authorized by her to receive J ho same, whenever called for. A. BREEDEX. Marlborough District, S. C*. March 23. 1S3G. 19-11 r. S. The Editorsof the Nashville Banner and j Nashville Union will insert the above notice for j lirec months and forward their accounts to the j iOice of the Chcraw Gazette for payment. March 23, 183G. A. B. | State of South Carolina. Darlington District. Thomas Williamson, applicant, vs. | Wiley Williamson, and others, defendants. 1 Application for sale of Land. [T appearing to my satisfaction that Margaret i Bruce, Robert Williamson, Thomas William-1 on, Samuel Gee and Rebecca, his wife, j hinson end Elizabeth his wife. John Garner and ! dargarct his wife, Alfred Williamson,and Abram Villiamsoit, defendants, in this application, reide withoutr the limits of this State It is therefore ordered that they do appear and ibjcct to the division or sale of the real estate of j Elizabeth Williamson, deceased, on or before the : ourth Monday in May next, or their consent of j he same will be entered of record. MAURICE W. HUNTER, Ordinary, D. D. In Ordinary's Office, March II, 1836. 19-8 Negroes for Sale. ? . John, coxwam and pilot, Harry, prime boat and field hand, Edward, boat and field hand, Hannah, his wife, good house servant and ; field hand, Hannah, good house servant, Guy, prime shoemaker, Hector, a shoemaker; Cochrun, boat hand, "Yed. field and l?oat hand. Ben, prime <lo Cvrus, do Apply to A. MUIRHEAD &, CO. | March 29, ' 20if I . I Public Notice. RANK OF CAMDEN, S. C. PURSUANT to the provisions of an act of the Legislature, incorporating The Bank of Camden, 6*. G\, books for receiving subscriptions for the capital stock of said bank (two hundred Jiousand dollars in fonr thousand shares of ?50 lach) will 1x5 opened at the Planter's Hotel in the Town of Chcraw, on the- first Jfonday in May next, and the day following, from 10 o'c.ock, a. it. to 2 o'clock, v. h. each day. Twenty per cent on each share subscribed will j 1x5 required to be paid at tho time of subscribing, in bills of the specie paying Banks of this State. The Commissioners at Camden have construed that portion of the proviso of tho 1st section of tho Act, which says, 44 tliat no subscription shall be allowed on either day appointod for opening the books for a greater number of shares than two hundred," not to prohibit individuals from sub. scribing for two hundred shares each dav. JAMES WRIGHT, * ALEXANDER MUIRHEAD, DAVID S. IIARLLEE, Commissioner* at Cheratr. Mar >. 1536. on. 6 A Large and Valuable Stock qftShods af Auction, On Tuesday the 17lh of May next, ?t ll o'clock1WILL expose at public Auction in my "Ware } louse corner of Kershaw and Front st*eatif*S:-^3 a valuable assortment ofGoodscom-Mtittginpart Clotlics, SaUinetts, Flan neb, Negtb Cloths, VJ^ Blankets; Brown and Bleached Homespun, CottotrOsnc> -} ^ Ginghams, Calicoes, Canjbricks, Silk and Cotton ^ Handkerchiefs; , J Hose and half Hose, Gloves, Stocks, &> Cloaks; sgjH Hats, Shoes, Knives and Forks, Pocket and Pen j Scissors, Hammers, Traco and Log Chains, Sad A& Irons, Frying Pans; 9 ^ Black- Smith Tools, Planes and riano Irons, A Hon bio and Single Barrel Shot Gnns; i Teas, Iioaf Sugar, Nutmegs, Bice, lirown Sugar,? a ? and Molasses ; .. J| n n i. r? f~> *> K. tr. Urn .wl D31B HOjiV, UUU lunnu, WW M>va Tm I'iio Sale will continue from day today until nil is sold. Terms; all atuns undercash* all stuns over fily Dollars a credit until the first a of January next. Notes with approved security *; vl bearing interest. J. u McKENZIE. 3| Choraw, S. C, April lfcth, J 23?Jr. South Carolina, CHESTERFIELD DISTRICT. Arnold A. Powell Grantee of Charles Drown, . rr. i Sarah Ilarne, Samuel Robeson Sc wife Ann, Jas. Hancock & wife Jane, Hugh Mancok & wife 'Pobilha, Samuel Edwards & wife Temperesee, C noline IIame.Eliza Harne, A. J. Ilarne & Win. lI*3tUS * It appearing to my satisfaction, that Samuel Robeson &. with Ann, JametT Hancock & who Jatie, two of the. Defendant^ reside without this State ; it is therefore ordered that they do appear and object to the division or sale of the real en. ^ t ito of Richard Ilarne, on or before tlie 13th day \ of June next, or thcro consent to the same will be entered of record. TURNER CRY AX, 0. C.I>. April 13. 23 St. ? : * I South Carolina; CHESTERFIELD DISTRICT: Elizabeth Alsobrook, rs. Ralph G. Alsobrook, Willis W. Alsobrook, Pe- v ter Sinclair and wife Zilpha, Lena. H. Alsobrook, Win. J/cCall and wife Elizabeth, George Boggan A. wife Adoline, A. John O. Canon & wife Delphinc, Ann Alsobrook & Stephen Alsobrook Defendants. ?< It appearing to my satisfaction, that Ralph J. Alsobrook, Petor Sinclair &, wife Zilpha, \Vm. McCull &, wife Elizabeth, George Boggan &, wife Adoline, A. John H. Carson & wife Del* phiuo, A. Stephen Alsobrook, reside without this State ; it is therefore ordered^that they appear and object to the division or sale of the real estaio of Capt. Sand. Alsobrook, in this District, on or be. fore tho 20th day of Juno next, or their consent will be entered of record. TURNER DRY AX, O. C. D. Ordinary's Office, April 13, 23 8l. cu onerm s g l V order of Turner Bryan Esqr. Ordinary of Bl Clicslei field District, will be sold beforo the Court House .on the. first* Monday in May ncit. within the legal hours, the real estate of John Blackhuru dee'd., containg eleven hundred acres more or less, adjoining tho lots of John Massev jr., John Hunter, Evan Three at- and William Blakeney. Terms?as much money cash, as will pay the | expenses of tho Sale of the land will be required on the day of Sale v tho balance in equal pay. ments, the fust due on the first day of January next, and the other on the firstday of January 1633. Parohaaers to givo bond or note, and in-# tercst from the day of Sale, and a mortgage gage on tho property if required to tho Ordinary, to sccurathe purchase inoneV. ALFRED M. LOW** Sheriff, C. D. J Sheriff's Office, April 11, 23 td. BOOKS. THE follow ing among many others may IX) 11UU ili. ;iUUIV"'-'iUl>y uv i(iuu?/iuiiV j>i CCS. 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