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CANDIDATES ON THF WHITE ELECTORAL TICKET IN NORTH CAROLINA. Alfred Webb, of Rutherlbrdton, Col. A. Mitchell, >of Wilkes, Hon. W. Alexander, of Mecklenburg, Hon. John Giles of Rowan, John I. Lesseur, ot Rockingham, Charles Manly, of Wake, W. W. Cherry, of Bertie. John I). Toomer, of Cumberland, Jeremiah Pearsall, of Duplin, Dr. Willie Perry, of Franklin, Dr. James S. Smith, of Orange, Blount Coleman, of Lenoir. Jonn L. Bailey, of Pasquotank, Gen. J. O. K. Williams, of Beaufort. CANDIDATES OX THE "VAN BUREN ELECTOR AL TICKET IN NORTH CAROLINA. 1st District, Col. Robert Love of Haywood, Id 14 George Bowers of Ashe, 3d " John Wilfong, of Lincoln, 4th u Archibald Henderson, of Rowan, f)th " John II111, of Stokes, /itli " Tnlmotliin Porl-or nf filllllnril. 7th " William A. Morris of Anson. 8th 44 Abram Venable, of Granville, 9th 44 Josiah O. Watson, of Johnston, 10th 44 Hon. Nathan Macon, of Warren, 11th 4* Col. Win. B. Lockhart ofNorthamp 12th 44 Henry Skinner, of Pequimons, 13th 44 Gen. ix>uis I). Wilson of Edgecomb 14te 44 William P. Ferrand, of Onslow, loth 44 Owen Holmes, of New Hanover, Xew printing Press.?A very ingenious model at 6 Ann street. It was invented by Dr. Greenville, of Cambridgeport, Massachusetts, and is capable of striking off 1200 or 1500 impressions per hour. The power is obtained by a treple cam, and the impression vis given with a platen. It is entirely different from any pi ess or machine ever before suggested or offered to the public.?N. Y. Sun. W APR TFD. In this place, on Wednesday evening, the 26th ult. by the Rev James B. Buxton, George Hooper, Esq. of Chambers county, Ala., to Miss Catharine E. Mallet/, daughter of Charles P. Mallett, Esq. of this place.?Fayetteville Observer. In Pittsborough, on Thursday evening, the 25th ult. by the Rev. Phillip B. Wilev, the Honorable*ABRAHAM RENCHER, Representative in Congress from that District, to Miss Louisa M. Jones, youngest daughter of Col Edward Joues. At the residence of Joseph Gales, (Senior,) Esq. in Washington city, by the Rev. Mr. Hawley, Addison C. Hinto.n, Esq. of Wake county, North Carolina, to Annie Smith+Forster, dau^iter of the late Rev. Anthony Forster, of Charleston. In Sumter District, by the Rev. Mr. Bailey, Thursday evening the 29th ult., Mr. Samuel * " ' < . A l.Un?? M;co J. Iiaje 01 juonigouwr^ aiauauia, iu If&lOO Eliza Margaret White, daughter of Mr. Joseph B. White of Sumter District. DIED. I (i this town on Wednesday last, Daniel P. youngest son of Mr. J. M'Quage, aged 7 years and 7 monthsIn Wilmington X. C. Col. J. W. Cochran, Editor of the Wilmington Advertizer. In Columbia on the 5th inst. in the 62d year of his age Dr. Geo. E. Smith a native of Baltimore ; but for 21 years a citizen of that town. In Perquimons county, X. C.. Jesse Wilson Esq., Senator from that county. On the 12th inst. Mrs. Sarah Lyons, aged 70 years. The deceased was a native of Chesterfield District, South Carolina but emigrated to this Parish twenty-two years ago, and lost her husband in 1818, since which time she has been successfully engaged in agricultural pursuits. She was a lady of great firmness ot ^Karartpr She died regretted by all with whom she was acquainted?but there is every reason to believe, that she is gone to receive the reward that is due to the just.?Opelousas Lou. Gazette. iLTThe Rev. James Firman will preach at the Baptist Church this Evening at candle light. October 19, " C O M MERC IA L RECORD. PRICES CURRENT. OCTOBER 17. Beef in market, scarce lb 4 6 Bacon from wagons, lb 14 15 by retail, lb 16 1? Butter lb 2r. Beeswax lb 20 It Bagging yard 16 3(J Bale rope lb 12 11 Coffee lb 12? lfc Cotton new lOOlbs 175U 180(J Corn " bushel bo 0(1 Flour, scarce brl 95(1 Northern, brl 0(] Feathers from waggons lb 40 4i Fodder, Hides green lb ^ dry 1^ 1 Iron lOOlbs 5 00 65(J Indigo 11> I? 2o(J lame cask 350 Lard lb 13 It Leather sob lb 25 25; Lead bar lb ^ 11 Logwood ID I Molasses gal J 45 55 Nails cut assorted lb 8$ 9 wrought lb 20 \ Oats bushel 00 Of Oil curriers gal 75 101 lamp 125 linseed 137 A Paints white lead keg 350 Spanish brown lb Peas, 000 Pork brl 000 000( Rice lOOlbs 400 50f .Shot, Bag 200 2 51 \ 44 lb 10 Sugar lb 12$ 1." Salt sack 000 30( saR bush 75 Steel American blister lb 10 English do lb 15 It German lb It Tallow lb 10 \'2) Tea imperial lb 125 137) hyson lb 100 125 Tobacco manufactured lb 10 1 = Window glass 8x10 50ft 305 35( 10 x 12 350 37: EXCHANGE. Checks on New York, For sums under $100 1. 00 For sums of and over $ 100 1 per ci Checks on Charleston,Columbia and Fayettevilh For sums under $200 50 cts 44 44 of $200 Iprci FayetteiUle Market, Sept. 13. Bacon, 16 a 17, Coffee, 12 1-2 a 14, Cotton, (new) 17 a 17 1-8, Corn, 65 a 70, Flour $8 a 9. CINCINNATI WHIG OFFICE, ) October, 3, 1836. ( Via Market.?Flour has undergone a mate. I * ? in ' i?? rial chinge since last week's report; price at canal, S?B 111. Bacon is slow of sale, at 7 cents ; but little coming in, either by canal or waggons. Lard nuintains its value of 13 cents foi Leaf. Charleston Prices Current?Oct. 8. Bugging. hemp, 20 a 24; Tow and Flax, 18 a 20; Bale Rope, II a 13, Bacon, Iiams, 11 a 15; Should ts, 9$ a 10; Sides. 12$ a 13; Beef, New York Mess. 12 a 1250; Prime, 8a 850; Me-s. Boston. 14 14 50; No. 1,10 50 a 11; Prime, 9 50 a 10; Coif c\ inf. to fair, 11 a 12$; Good fair to prime, 13 a 13Choice green. Cuba, 14; Porto Rico. 14; Mackerel, No 1,1050; Do. No. 2,9 50; Do. No. 3, 5 37 a 5 62J; Flour, Bait. H. S. sup. I 10 00; Philadelphia and Virginia, 10; Canal, 9 75 a 10$; Lime, Stone, 1 50; Molasses, Cuba, sweet ! 39 a 40; New Orleans, 50 a 52; Nails, cut 4d. to 20d. 7; Oils, Sperm, Winter, str'd. 15a 1 10; Fall Strained, 1 al 5; Summer strained, 85 a 95; Linseed 1 10; Pork, New York. 23 a 24; Prime, j 10 a 17; Rice, inf. to Good, 3 25 a 3 50; Prima to I choice, 3 02$ a 3 75; Sugar, Muscovado, 10 a 12; Porto Rico and St. Croix, 9$ a 12$; Havana, Do. brown, 12$; Louisiana, 9 a 11; Loaf 16$ a 20; Lump, none; Teas, Bohna, 18 a 20;Souchong40, Gunpowder, 75 a 80; Hyson, 5C a 80; Young Hyson, 05 a 75; Sewing twine, 26 a 30. Xcir York Prices Current.?October 8, l'ntf.n CnhK 12 a 13: St. Domingo. 114 a 114' Java, 13^ a 15*; Jamaica, Do.; Porto Rico, 12 a 13; Brazil 11* a 11$ ; Laguiru, 12 a 13; Triage, 9 ; Cotton, New Orleans 1-1 a 21 ; Upland, 12* a 20 ; Alabama, 13* a 22; Cotton B lgging, Hemp, Id a 21; Flax 15 a 17 , Domestic Goods, Calicoes, blue, 10 a 14 ; Do fancy, 9 a 29; Do. furniture, do. Shirting, 3-1 br. 7* a 9* ; Do. 7-8 br. 10 a 12; Do. 4-4 br. 10 a 13 ; Stripes. 10 a 12; Checks, 3-4 10 a 13; Do. 4-4 1C a 18 ; Millinets, 1-4 Do.; Flour. New York supr.8 75 a 887, Troy, 9 00 a 9 12; Western, 9 25 a 9 37; Philadelphia, 8 62 ; Bait. Howard-st. 9* ; Do. City 9/ills, 9 75; Richmond City, Do. Country, 9 87 ; Alexandria, 9 75 Georgetown, 10; Petersburg, Do.; Fine middlings, Do; Oils. Florence, 20 flasks, 5 25 a 5 50 ; French. 12 hot. bask. 5 00 a 4 5 0; Olive, 112 a 0 00; Linseed, Am. 07 a I; Do. Dutcii, 1 03 a 1 05 ; Do. English, 1 03 a 1 05 ; Whale, 48; Sperm. Summer, 88 a 90; Red Lead, Am. 8a8 50; White Lead, dry Do; Do. Eng. gr'doil I 14 a 15 30; Varnish, 18 a 25; Litharge, fine, I 8 a 9 ; Pork, Mess. 28 00 a 29 ; Lard, Western, 10 a 18, Do. Northern, 17$ ; Sugars, British Islands 11; St. Croix, 9 a 10$ ; New Orleans, 9 a 10$; II ivana, white 12 a 13$ ; Do. Brown 9| a 10} , Do. .Muscovado do. 9 a 10$; Porto Rico 10 a 10$ ; Brazil, white 11 a 12; Do. Brown, 9$ ; Manilla, brown, Oa ; Lump, 13$ a 11$ ; Loaf 14$ a 10. Receipts of Cotton at the following places since the 1 st of October, 1835. New Orleans. Sept. 17, 493,404 ) i-onLeas reed fmMobile l Florida 23,354 $ ' ' ? Mobile, Sept. 23. 237,532 ) 0-tr fiLess reed from Florida, 875 $ *" ' ?* Florida?Apolach'la.Sept.l, 55,979") St.Marks and .Magnolia, I or nnrt Pensacola, 1,549 f 86'900 St. Joseph,' 5,000 J Georgia?Savan.Sept 29, 246,176* Add Darien eiports to N.Y. and Liverpool, 13 101 259,277 Less stock at Aug. x Hamb. , on 1st Oct. 1635, 3,403 J 255,674 S Carolina?Clrlston.Sep.SO, 245,062 i Add Georgetown exports direct to New York, 14,139 S Less rec. fin Savan. 12,495 *) do rec. fm Florida, 2,118} j do fm Key West, Y : wreck cotton inclu. J in Guipli receipts, 317 J 14,934 211,291 ? ? N. Carolina,Sept.1, 23,96? j Virginia, Aug. It?, 27,647 : Total 1,350,388 Charleston Courier. j Attention! Beat No. 1. i a THECheraw Beat Company will fS-K parade on the fourth Saturday inst. M at 10 A. M., at the usual parade ground in Cheraw. All persons liable to militia duty will attend gsij^rs/ armed and equipped as the law diBttfj rects without further notice. I By order of Tfl f Cantain BLAKENEV. JL Che raw, S. C. 49 It. I For Sale. FOURTEEN likely Negroes?eleven of the number are workers.?Terms c?sh. For I further particulars apply to ; " wm. McQueen. October 18, 49 4t. | Public Auction. AT the residence of the late Col. James R. Erviu, will be sold on Wednesday the 19th I day of October, instant, at public Auction, the ; following property, consisting of Household and i i ^ .i : THE BANK OF CAMDEN', S. C., ) Camden, llih Oct., 188G. J THE Boird of Directors of this Institution, i have ordered the payment of the third in. j ! stalment on the Capital Stock, being ten dollars ! I on each share, on Thursday the seventeenth day J of November next. Public notice is hereby given 1 I that the same willbe received on or before the 17th j 1 j day of November next: in Charleston, by the I Planters and Mechanic's Bank ; in Columbia, by j ! the Commercial Bank; in Cheraw, by the Mot. j ; chant's B ink of Cheraw ; ana in Camden, at the J ' Banking House, by the Cashier : who alone will ' I issue receipts. Stockholders desiring receipts j j will therefore make their payments in Camden. ' By order of the Board, W.J GRANT,Cash'r. ! ! Camden, S. C., Oct. 11th 39 tin. j Strayed or Stolen, FROM Bennettsville, Marlborough C. House, j S. C., on the first instant, a Bay Horse, Sad-1 ; die, Bridle and Martingale, the Horse is three j ; years and three months old?has a small white j . streak in his face?is inclined to be slim?has a long bushy tail and mano, (very much so lor a 1: j young horse)?and about; 15 hands high. The ! j saddle is a first rate Spanish article, with large brass stirrup irons ; the leather is buckled down ! at the iron and the seat quilted ; a double reined bridle of first rate qaality, and rings to .Martingale i of solid brass. ' It is supposed this Horse, Saddle, and Bridle,! i was stolen by a Dutchman, calling himsel Am. i bristf.r, and says lie is a silver smith by trade, ( and has repaired Clocks about the country. He | ; is supposed to be 20 or 23 years old, 5 feet, 6 or ; ( 8 inches in height, stout built, droops in his shoul- j j ders, and has a down and-suspicious look; had j on when seen at Bcnnett6villc, blue broad cloth 1 j coat and pantaloons, and a large brim black hat; i he had a line finished long Dutch pipe, imported j i no doubt, and is fond of smoking, and might be | iiidmwl hv some to be a Frenchman. !i , j to" ; - ~*_z I j I will give Fifty Dollars for the Ilorsc and ; thief, or twenty-five dollars for the Horse. Sad- j die, Ac., or for information that will lead to the i j recovery of the horse and the detection of the ' < j thief. I i HENRY EASTERLIXG. 11 Rennettsville, Oct. 12, 183G, 49 3t. | / Lost 1800 Dollars. ! J j ' rglHE Subscrihcr lost on tho road between ! j : JL Chcraw and Hawlcysville, a distance of ( ' 20 miles, on the last evening, 1800 dollars, wrap- < ped in brown paper. The finder, by leaving the ' 1 lost money with John B. Mc Daniel at Haw. ; 1 leysville, or with Mr. John Taylor at Cheraw, : i will be handsomely rewarded. j JOHN B, McDANIEL. II iwleysville. S. C., Oct. 18th 49 tf. j New Establishment j JOHN A. INGLIS respectfiilly announces to the Citizens of Cheraw and the surrounding ; | country, that he has commenced tho Merc.vn- i tile Business in the Store House, belonging to i ! Mr. J. G. McKenzie, recently erected on the 1 ' corner of Front and Kershaw Streets. He is j is now opening an entirely new and general as- \ I sortinent of Merchandize, selected in New York i the present season, and suited to the demands of j ! this market?which lie will sell at the lowest i i Market prices fo" Cash, or to responsible persons ! j on credit. | A share ot public paironage is soacueu. i Oheraw, S. C. 1836. 48 if. | R ana way. ROM the Subscriber on the night of the 24th t inst., two Negro fellows named Joseph and i Wright. Joseph is a black, five feet six or eight , inches high, and has lost some of his teeth?had j on when he left homespun clothes, and wore a . black bell crowned hat?.has a very high forehead, ; j no other marks recollected. Wright is rather j yellow complected, talks slow, has lost sonic j , teeth, wore off a Palmetto hat, Osnaburgs pan-! taloons and drab coat?same height as Joseph. Whoever will take up said runaways and lodge j them in Jail so I may get them, or deliver the m | 1 to me at Centreville, Wilks County, (*a. shall be j I suitably rewarded and all expenses paid. WM. E.COLLIER, j Centervillo, Wilks County, Ga. 48 2t. $50 Reward ! RAN AW AY from the subscribers living in | York District, on the 3d of July last, a ! 1 mulatto man by the name of REUBEN. Rcu- J j ben is about twenty four years of age, about six ! feet high, and stout built?lie carried off with j ? t -1 l _? I ! him two suits ot doming ; one 01 macs lasting | 1 anil tlie other of a dark mixed color, with a white fur hat,?since he has been runaway, lie j lias been seen, and he had with him two pistols, one of them a horseman's. Also?on the 11th September, a mulatto wo; man named JENNY, (wife of the above named ! boy,)?Jenny is about 20 years of age, carried off ' with her two calico dresses and a new tuscan bonnett. The above negroes are believed to have ! been decoyed off by some while person, to go to | a free state. The above reward will be given for the appre1 hension of said Negroes in Jail, in this State? i and give information to tlio subscribers. JOSEPH BRANDON, JOHN FULLENWIDER. I York District, S. C. Oct. 1st, 1836, 48 2t. The Columbia Times and Cheraw Gazette will please insert the above 2 weeks, and forward their j ; accounts to this office for payment?(free of j postage.) | Mackarel. j | BRLS No 1 Mackarel, 5 hf 44 do 25 44 3 do | for sale by j July 18, 1836. J. MALLOY & Co. Wanted Immediately TWO or three Journeyman Tailors, good; workmen. The l>est prices will be given, i J. W. P. McKAGER, \ J. A. CURRIER. I ' Darlington C. II., Oct. 6 48 4t. i "CAREY'S LIBRARY OF CHOICE ' LITERATURE r / I *; B" AS now completed its first six months of RlL publication, and the publishers offer the following works in the testimony of the fulfilj mcnt of the promises made to the pubiic in the ' 1 original prospectus. | Life of Sir James Mackintosh, by his son. Kincaid's Rifle Brigade. j Characteristics of Hindostan, by Miss Roberts. One in a Thousand, by G. P. R. James. j Rienzi, by E. L. BuLver. [ | Random Recollections ofthc House of Commons The Second Volume lias commenced with Sc| lections from The Dramas of Joanna Baillus, ami l " ('rimes, or Posthumous Records of a London ! Clergyman?a work resembling in style, and ' { supposed to he by the same author, as the cele.! brated Talcs from the Diary of a Physician. The First Volume can be had separate, with-1 1 out subscribing to the work, upon the remittand? 1' of to the publishers. ' j The Library is published weekly, containing i i Twenty imperial octavo pages, and the Literary ! ! Advertisr, which accompanies it, four pages, and ' is bound up at the end of every volume:?Price j per annum, in advance, ?5. Address, E. L. CAREY & A. HART.! Or, LOUIS A. GODEY. Philadelphia. . j CLUBBIVG. *j A remittance of Five Dollars will command ,' the first volume of the Library and the Marryatt 1 Novels, complete in 8 numbers, containing Peter Simpl'?Jacob Faithful?Pirate Three Cut-' tors?King's Own?Newton Forester?Pacha of j i Many Tales?and Japhet in Search of his Father \ ' ?or i First Volume of Library or Lady's Book. i ??? tvucnen rurniure, comprising ever)' tiling necessarv for family use. An Extensive Library, Corn, Fodder, Bacon and Lard, Cattle and Hogs, Among the c ittle are some fine Milch Cows, One very neat Carriugj and Harness?very I little used. i One Sulkey and Harness, ! One old Sulkey and Harness, ' One Wagon ; two Horses, one a very good , j work horse, the other a fine brood mare, with sundry other articles. The conditions of the sale are for all sums oj j and under twenty-five dollars, cash ; overtwontj [ five dollars, a credit of twelve months, purchasers i giving notes bearing interest from the day ol j ! sale, with approved personal security. Sale tc . i commence at 10 o'clock. THOMAS E. POWE, ) ? ) | WM. H. CANNON, \ Exmttors. October 14th 183G, 49 1. > A Fortune for Journeymen CARRIAGE MAKERS! THE Subscriber will give steady employ, ment, with liberal wages, (to four troou [ workmen, a painter, and two trimmers) bv the Piece, Month, or Pav ; Cash always ready. ! " B. T. WHEELER. The Charleston Courier, Augusta Constitu ; tionalist and Cheraw Gazette wi'l please give the > above two insertions and forward their accounts to the subscriber for pavmcnt. B. T. W. Yorkville, S. C. Oct. 8, 49 L't. t ; Anson House. ' JAMES D. CASH ESPECTFULLY takes this method to in. -ft? form the public, that he has purchased ot . Col. Thomas Waddill the above Establishment, ^ which he has placed under the entire management and control of Mr. Wellington D. Mvrpiiv, who will at all times be happy to sec the old customers ot the Establishment.and the public gencr, ally. . | Wadcshorough Sep*. 1. 49 0. ? ^?- - - - - -- ? Land for Sale. rjTlflE Subscriber offers for Sale his Laud at JL Snecdsborough, the improvements arc a c comfortable two story Dwelling House, with f every necessary out buildings, and saw and Oris* e Mill, about five hundred acres cleared and under fence, fronts one mile on the I'cdee River, eleven miles above C'heruw. Tile tract contains between ^ eleven hundred and twelve hundred acres, well , watered, lies well and is healthy. The subscriber is well aware of the depressed price of land j and will sell at a very low price and reasonable j indulgence, Apply to the subscriber on tho premises. r WILLIAM JOHNSON. ? .October 5th, 1S3G, 48 tf. ' | r ? < Propectus ' OK TUK l ( AMERICAN LITERARY COMPANY. I i r FF1IIE object of this Company is to elevate the j JL general standard of literature in the United j j States, by introducing into common use, an J j improved uniform scries of elementary books, and . ^ stimulating native talent, by securing to authors ; the publisher's profit on other than school books. ; r The plan is, the organization of a company j p with sufficient capital to publish all books written | p bv native authors, which may lv approved by a i p committee of publication, at the risK of the com- r panv, who shail pay over to the author all profit on the sales, after deducting the printer's char- ^ ges and incidental expenses, , It is proposed to manufacture the paper used in printing, and thus to save the expense of dry- jj ing it for market, putting it into bundles, trans. ^ portationlo market, commission, interest and ^ guaranties, equal at least to twenty per cent., i ^ A greater saving can be made by the employ, ment ofboys in composition, printing and bind- ? ing. This, with the profits on periodicals, re- j prints, and elementary hooks, will secure to the stockholders a good dividend. By requiring each clerk, foreman, papermaker, | j: journeyman, proof-reader, and all others connect- ( * 1 *,l .1 /, L.I.I . ?' eu wim uie company, 10 uo;u a curiam amount i j or.-tock proportioned to their salary, which, when : it has not been p.iiil in advance, will be liquidated j * by a sinking fund out of their earnings, and held i subject to be assigned to the successor of each,' ^ upon a condition that such successor shall be al- j lowed to pay for it by a deduction from his earn- V ings, eacii person attached to the company be- ^ comes a stockholder, and, to the extent of his stock, interested in the success of the institution. ' This feature will be rigidly enforced, and in case ! any one in the employment of the Company shall for any cause, be dismissed or leave its service, [ -| his stock will be assigned to his successor. ! Agencies will be established in the large cities, where the Company's books can always be had ' ^ at the wholesale prices. Booksellers, and country merchants who sell books, now pay a profit to the paper nviker, another to the printer, and a third to the publishers. Those who subscribe stock in tliis Company will receive book? at their cost, rating the printing at the New York prices, t lo tli3 amount of the stock so subscribed ; it be. i ing understood that the dividend on their stock, ! . to the amount of six per cent, per annum only, | shall be charged as interest and that all dividend I above six per cent, shall be paid to such stockhol- j ders. The Compnny thus guarantee to booksel- ( . lers a dividend of G per cent, per annum on the j amount of their stock, and the paper maker's prof, it, the printer's profit, and the publisher's profit, j ] over and beyond their own profit as booksellers. The advantage to the Company is, that all the j stockholders will be interested in getting work f ~ iT? I ll.i 1. lor the uotnpany s omce, anu inai cucu sioca- i v hoider will always give a preference to the Coin- s pany's paper and the Company's books over those f j of other makers aud publishers. ^uch an ar- r rangement with the booksellers will enable the i Company, by means of a circular addressed to a their correspondents, enclosing their report of the [ committee of publication, to be sold, and thus j protect them against all loss by ascertaining in j j advance if a proposed work con be sold ; for if it ) j cannot be sold, the Company will not print it. j } Thus the interests of authors, publishers and j c booksellers will be reconciled, bv creating a corn- ! [ munity in which the rights of each will be sc- |, cured, the public benefitted bv the introduction J j of a uniform series of improved school books, and i c the South protected against the introduction of: s any matter tending in the most remote degree to i j assail our institutions and prosjicrity. And when ! we take into consideration the fact was that there | . arc now held against tlie prejudices of the world j ?that a society with more than five hundred j auxiliary associations spread over many of the j ( States of this Union, with immense sums for the > ' gratuitous distiibution of tracts and pamphlets, ) 1 have declared universal emancipation, and re- ' member the influence which early impressions j have on the matured mind, all must sec the im- j . portance of guardiug against the admission into i our elementary books of any matter which may j mislead the feelings or judgment. Inasmuch as the sale of school books is much ! greater, and the value and profit depends much ; i more on the publisher, the Company will divide j the profit with the author or compiler on all ele- | mentiry books. This arrangement will place all j ] authors and compilers on the same footing; and inasmuch as the company will have no interest | in the copy right beyond a contract for the ex- i elusive right to publish until a better or improved book is produced by some other author, the comKn nlwnvfiinvilinrr. nnd in fact offering I pan* ?i.? J ? a premium for better and improved books. As it j now is, every author encounters the competition , of publishers who havo the copy-rights of rival books. This Company will be an impartial umpire, ready to place each now competitor on the j same footing as the most favored party. Its ob. > , ject being to publish the best book, and the profit i < being the same on either, the preference will al- j ' ways be, and Directors will be held in Columbia, '; South Carolina, on the 30th of November. In { ( the mean time subscriptions will be received, and ' the certificates of stock issued when the Compa- ! ( nv is organized. The objects to be accomplished j by this Company are such that it is hoped there \ will be no want of funds; and we especially rely I on the readers of the Telegraph to forward their names. DUFF GREEN. Washington City, August 2d, 1830. ' TRJjn.SS M. B. PRITCIIARD has opened .Vli her School in thi? place in the house on Green street, opposite the residence of ColIlarlleo. Payment per Q-iarter in advance. Certificatos to be had of Mr. II. T. Chapman, to whom or to iiorsel4*application may ba made for terms . and other particulars. Chcraw, Oct. 3. 47 tf Stoves. RATHBONE'S & WILSON'S 0 plate ftney j STOVES, with Brass balls, suittble for , offices, counting rooms, &c. For sab by D. MALLOY. ! Oct. 1th 1S3G. 47?tt* Notice. REBECCA HUSBANDS, wife of James j Husbands, hereby gives notice of her inten- i tion to trade as a feme sole Trader from and after j the first day of November next. October 3d, 1836. 47-1 Marlboro' Hotel for Sale, j THE Subscriber wishes to sell the Hotel & J premises together with all the Furniture 1 thereunto belonging or a part thereof as the purchaser may require. The terms are easy and will j be made known to any person desirous ofpurclia-; sing. E. D. IIEXAGAX. | Bennettsvillc, Sept. 22,1836. 46 2mii ? LIST OF LETTERS Remaining in the Post Office at Cheraw S. C. in the 3Uth Sept. 1836, and if not called for be. ore the 1st January next will be sent to the Genral Post Office as "dead" letters. B. BRYAN, P. M. A McCright, Wm. Anderson, J/r. (Saddler)Morec, Thomas R. Vlleu, Zachariah McRae, John II. B McColnian, John Iroomc, Caswell Munroe, John Iradley, Archibald McCall, Miss Xancy2 C Muirhead, Alex. 'ampbell, .Murdoch Muirhead Co. 'halmers, Miss Charl'tto P 'umpbell, Mrs. Isabella Potter, James 'roby, Sen. John Powell, Margaret 'oward, James Powers, Rev. Urias h -harles, II. G. Parker, Mrs. Mary a 'ampbell, Col. John Pcgues, Wm. o I) Q f )erduc, Arnold Quick, Jesse -S loneoran. James Quick, Thomas )avis, J/inoar Mrs. R C >unn, John Russell, Sain'l. ii )uvall, G. W. Rainwater, Simon g E Rush, Mrs. Ann D. a lasterling, E. B. Rogers, R. F. o lllerbe, Zachariah S n Jdwards, John Smith, Wm. p lasterling, II. Shaw, Daniel el lllerbe, Crawford Smothers, Richard tl G Stricklen, I,eroy 2 ai Godfrey, S. W. Spearman. David si regg, GeorgoC. Spencer, O. II. a; H. Smith, Cleinant g followay, Jesse Smith, 1 Villiain R. u larrison, W. T. Sweat, Miss Ellen Jane o lusbands, Hamilton T [all, Silas Tal.'or, John u I Turnage, Luke rby, Mrs. Rebecca Thornwell, James Ii. rvin.J. W. W 11 J Woodward, William ohnson, Tobi is 2. Williams, Jesse inkins, David Williams, Mrs. Ifary 4 ones, Jchn Webster, W. A. olinson, Hjnry Woollard, J. D. JL Walliss, Miss Ann tinsey, Henry Wallace, Ann K. M Williams, H. II. t' ZcPherson, IJugli Wells, Obedience Miss 2 IcLain, Moses Y ^ lalloy, John \V. Young, Allen D. IcKay, Afiss Charlotte Young, M. G. A. t( lorrison, Kenneth Young, James K D* ^ ti Augustus P. LaCoste I HAS removed to the Store lately erected for g him, one door North of his old stand, cor- 0 er of Front and Kershaw streets, where he will c e glad to see his eld friends and customers. n Cheraw. Sept. 20, 45 tf. 0 ? g Coit's Paragraph Bible, u For Sale at the Book Store. J Hemp Bagging, a PkF superior quality, will be sold very low by \ Lr the Subscriber. r AUGUSTUS P. LaCOSTE. c Sept. 20, 45 tf. s ( TA O r jlf. vd. jliaiiicx;. jl RESPECTFULLY announces to his friends, J t - customers and the public generally, that he j j las removed to his NEW STORE lately erected I 1 in the corner of Front & Kershaw Streets, | i vhere he is receiving a large and well selected t lock of DRY GOODS, HARDWARE, CUT. * jERY, SHOES, HATS, GROCERIES, COT. ] [ ON BAGGING, BALE ROPE, TWINE, &c. 1 Vll of which he is determined to sell on the most t iccommodating terms, either for CASH or on i >arter for COTTON or other produce, or to < mnctual dealers on a credit. Feeling grateful I 'or past favours he solicits a continued share of ' >ublic patronage. He therefore earnestly invites j lis former customers and the public generally to < :all and examine his stock of Goods, which will t >c extensive, consisting of nearly every article ' vanted by the Planter and Mechanic, and he i iledges himself that every exertion shall be used ! I in his part to please those that call, as his prices hall be moderato and as low as any other House I n the place. < Cheraw, Sept. 12, 44 Ct. i Bacon?15 Cts. CJUPERIOR quality Bacon, all middlings. For ! ^ Sale in quantities to suit purchasers, at 15 cts. >er lb. j AUGUSTUS P. LaCOSTE. Spnt Of). 45 tf. : ??I Sugar, Coffee, Cotton Bag-' ging &c. JUST received and for Sale low at the corner of Front, and Kershaw streets, 28 Hogsheads fine St. Croix and Porto Rico Su. gars, 175 Bags Rio Liguira and white Java Coffee, 200 pieces of heavy Hemp Bagging, somo extra wide and heavy, J00 Sacks of Liverpool Salt, 50 pieces of Hemp and Tow Bagging, a lighter | article, 2 Bales of Seine and Bagging Twine, G$ Chests Imperial Gun Powder and Hyson Tea, 4 Barrels of Loaf Sugar, 20 Boxes Hull's Patent Candles, 0 Do. Sperm Candles, Together with a good assortment of Wetherell Brothers white I/?ad, Window Class, and a ivell selected slock of DRY GOODS, HARDWARE, CUTLERY, SHOES, HATS, CAPS 1 1 A _Ai Dyspepsia and Liver Cpfr! . 1 ^ plaints. ARE universally acknowledged to have totals y eclipsed the pretensions of every other remedy; nd superceded the necessity of every other mode f treatment, wherever the above diseasos are wind to exist, as well as in enlargement of the > pie en and in Jaundice. Among the symptoms of Dyspepsia and Liver Complaints, arc liatnlency, sourness or burning a the stomach, melancholy, irritability, disa-recable taste in the month ; great irrogu'arity of ppetitc, which is sometimes voracious, and at ther times greatly deficient, thirst, fotid breath, ausea weakness of the stomach, acid eructations, alpit ition, drowsiness, irregularity of the bowls, pressure on the stomach after meals, pain in ic head, dizziness or vertigo; confusion of mind, ttendod with loss of memory, a gnawing in the Lomach when empty, dullness, affection ofsight , nd hearing, pain and weakness in the back, lauuor, disturbed sleep, cold feet and hand*, tremor, neasincss in the throat, cough, pain in the side r broast, &c. Tlieso medicines are becoming known and ril cd. Each box is accompanied with numerous Cer ficates from the highest sources of respectability- ' The unrivaled success of the medicines, in cunit ?l,n ahni'ft maladies has irivfin them a renu "6 *"v ? "~ ??? ? ?- ? ? ition which time only can destroy. )a PETERS VEGITABLE ANT I BILLIOUS PILLS These Pills need but a trial to recommend lent. They are purely vegctablo and well calculated >r the removal of all Billious complai.its. Tftey act specially upon the Liver, whon in a irpid condition, carrying off a large qiantity of ile, through the influence of the ezcer lent funr. ion, which, if suffered to remain in tie system, rould produce either Jaundice, Liver Complaint, tillious Fever, Fever and Ague, or some otlier rievous bodily affliction. In al' cases of torpor f the bowels, they act like a charm. In recant ases of Dyspepsia, they are a certain cure. Jfa. iy persons who were subject to violent attacks * f sick head ache, have been much benefitted, and everal perfectly cured in a few weeks by tiacir ise. They are highly recommended as a prevenivo and euro of Billious complaints. Persons irho are subject to that distressing complaint, ~~ ..Ulr-noo tolrini, a nnpfinn nr turn (iflhpm CU OIV/AUWOJ) uj buatu^ < ? ? ?. ., ..., i few days previous to embarking on board tho vessel, will be almost certain to escape' it. Fonales can nse them at any period, without in. :urring any risk. Persons going to sea, or to a outhern climate, should by all means take somo )f these Pills with them.?Their virtues will renaiu unimpaired for years in any climate. 5o aini'y should be without these Pills; a portion of hem, taken occasionally would be the means of jreventing much suffering from sickness. It is rom neglect of keeping up a regular perisialtic iction of the stomach and bowels, thus suffering .0 be absorbed and'mingled with the blood, unas. (imilated fluids, that most diseases arc produs . Dr. P. feels confident that no person who giv*? ,hesc Pills a fair trial, will ever after feel willing ;o be without them. The testimony of thou, sands speaking in the liighest trrms of their efficacy, might be added, but the very high repot*. Lion Dr. P. has acquired as the inventor of the 'Pattfrt-Vetrelable Medictna Stomochica et He-* paticcn" for the cure of Dyspepsia and liver complaints, is thought a sufficient guarantee to :hoso wishing to make a trial of their virtues. They contain not a particle of Mercury, or any ingredient that does not act in harmony with health and oppose disease. Dr. P. wishes it distinctly understood, that these Pills possess beneficial qualities independent of their purgative effects; they are both tonic and deobstruent, acting upon the secreting and exhalent functions ; thus strengthening the pa? tient, while they remove obstructions.?Modicines which possess no other, excepting cathartic qualities, debilitate the paticut, and their repeated use lays the foundation of a long catalogue of Chronic Diseases. Dr. P. having been educated under the most eminent American and European Medical professors, and practised his profession many yoars ih the South, where diseases of the most obstinate character prevail, considers himself well qualified to judge on the nature of diseases incident to warm climates. ? Prepared by Joseph Priestly Teters, m. d. r. b. c. p. m. at bis Institution for tbo cure of obstinate diseases, by means of vegetable remedies, No 129 Liberty street, New York, inventor and solo proprietor. Each box contains forty Pills. Price ah ponfo UU V/VliM( A fresh supply of the above Medicines, juet re. ceivcd and for sale by JOHN I. WESTERVELT, Drvggist. Cheraw, May 3,1836, 23 6m. THE SATURDAY NEWS, AND LITERARY GAZETTEr A TVeekly Family Newspaper, devoted to Literature, Criticism and Fine Arts, General Intel licence, News. Price Two Dollars per annum?payable in at'.vance. ON Saturday, July 2, 1836, the subecribets will commence, in Philadelphia, the publication of a new weekly newspaper, uitder the above title. * The News will embrace every variety of ligh literature, including Tales, Poetry, Essays, Crit icisui, Notices of the Fine Arts, the Drama, & The original matter will l?e supplied by writesr of the first emrninence. A regular correspon ? > - -.l ??? i dence will be manuainea wan t* uvwugwu, ?jiu the principal Cities of the Union, and arrange, ments are in progress by which letters from Europe will be constantly famished. Attention will be paid to securing at the earliest possible date, the choicest productions of the English periodical press. Popular novels will not be suffered to interfere wiih a ganer.il variety. The latest news and all items of inter, esting intelligence will invariably form part of the contents. Tiic News will be printed on a folio sheet of the largest class, and will furnish aa large an amount of reading mntter as any weekly paper now published in this country. It will be conducted in a spirit of the most fearless independence. All allusion to party politics, or sectarian religion will be carefully avoided. LOUIS A. GODEY. JOSEPH C. NEAL. MORTON McMICHAEL. Agents of this paper will ba allowed the usus commission. Six copies furnished for 10 dollars. All payments to be made in advance. Orders free of postag e must be addressed to L. A. GODEY. & Co. No. 100 Walnut street, Philadelphia. IT Our editorial friends, in the country will oblige us by inserting the above proepectus, and accepting a free exchange. A Journeyman Printer 7MTAY expect good *>Tagcs and constant em;fjl ploymcnt by application at this office. inu JCi i o ; aim a great many onier articles comprising almost ev?:ry article called for in the Trade. All of which will he sold on the most accommodating terms. D. S. HARLLEE. C'horaw, S. C. Sept. 13, 44 tit. In Equity. Cheraw District, South Carolina. Lcvina Sellers, Hardy II. Sellers, Zilplia Ann j Sellers. vs Jolin Evans, Turner Bryan, John Sellers and j others. IT appearing to the Court that John Sellers Richard Sellers, Thomas Caddy and Mary his wife, Elijah Gullcdge, James Gulledge and Phoebe Gulledge defendants in the above stated case arc absent from and reside without the limits of this S ate, it is on motion of Robbins and Mclver complainants Solicitors ordered that the said defendants do appear and plead answer or demur to complainant's bill within tfcree months next after the publication of this order or a decree pro confesso will be taken against them. It is further ordered that this order be published twice a month for the space of three months in the Cheraw Gazette. Aug. 22, 1835. GEO. W. DARGAN. 42.2 3m Connnr. in Equity, C. DFor sale at the Bookstore. Hannah Moore's works, in 2 vols. Chalmer's works 1 vol. Bickersteith's works, Hunter's sacred biography, Watson's Institutes, Hodge on Romans, Calvin on Romans, The poetical works of Mil/on, Young, Gray, Beatie and Collins bound together, Hemans, Heber and Pollok, bound together, Rogers, Campbell, Montgomery, Lamb & White bound in one volume?Milner's Church History, and Moshiem's Church history by Murdoch. Sugar and Coffee, HHDS. St Croix for family use. At 5 Rag* Java Codec, for sale bv July I?. 1*:R J. WALLOY ?V Co.