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ARRIVED, Nov. 1 Itii, P. MoNair's boat Henry, with inn clundiso for the owner. A. Burnett ?V. Co., A Blue, J. A. Inglis, P. B. MeArn, M. Buchanan of this place; Boggan & Hammond, J. I '. Frvin Wm. Rogers, Simon Ihnanuel, of the interior. Nov. 11th, pole boat Bennetsville. with inn chandisc for F. Turner, J. (*. McLendon, I Long, R. Phclan, and J. A. Inglis, of C he raw and N.Ware, II. Singletarv, S. Emanuel, Col terel & Crawford, S. E. Stubbs i. Co.. ,T. A: ]N1 Townsend, R. A. McTyro, Phifer ?V .Moss, W Boat tie, (lathings & Covington, X. Beverle A. Co., I'. S. Dewey, John Young, T Siniontoii A. R. Simonton, Bosticli & (*regg, S. E. Cregf B. (?. Bostick, R. & P. Bacot, John Fountain K. M. Bostick. R. Brockington, Jas. Hood. Wn Munncrlyn, II. B. Tliomas, J. Weathcrlv &; Co Win. Rogers, and owner, of the interior. Wi leave for (Georgetown, with 35(1 bales colton, thi day, (14th) from Bcnnctsvillc, for owner an others. Nov. lith, Polo Boat Tien King, with met chandise for Gregg & Marshall, R. Phelan, an ]). Malloy of this place, and Bogan & Ilarnnioni \V. T. <!C T. C. Smith, Wiley & Pitman, J. li Welch, P S. Dewey & Dewey of the interior. Nov. 12th, pole boat ( Jen. Jackson, with mci rhandise for W. C. Brnce &. Co., of Societ Hill; Brown Bryan, Goodrich ?V Webb, of Che raw: and McCorkle Cole. R. iieid, Hasty ?J MeCorkle. C. S. Cogdell, Aliens it Blackweli I*. People, Geo. 1>. Beckham, Williamson ^ ]>unlap, A. & W. Dunlap, W. Carson, of the in terior. Leaves this day, the 11th) with .'10 hales cotton from Society llill, for owners. DEPARTED, Nov. *th. A. Blue's cotton flat, with 1 To bale cotton, for A. P. I. icoste, 1>. McNair, J. (?. Mc Lendon, and owner. Nov. 11th, I). L. McKay's Pole Boat, Am F.liza, lor Georgetown, with -'Bo Bales Cotton. Xnr York Prices Current.?Xor. 5, ('otlae, Cu'na, 1(J$ a 12; St. Domingo, 11 a 12$ Java, 12 a 13; Jamaica, Do.; Porto Rico, 11$ 12$ ; Brazil 10$ a 11$ ; Laguira, 12 a 13; Tri iige, 9 : Cotton, New t Orleans 17 a 22 ; I'plant 33 a 20 ; Alabama. 13$ a 22; Cotton Bagging Hemp, IS a 21 ; Flax l.r> a 17 ; American, 20 Flour. New York supr. 0 37 a 9 50; Troj ? 02 a 9 75; Western, 9 75 a 10 ; Philadelplii. Do,: Halt. lfoward-st. lOalO 12;C*ity Mills, 9 7. Richmond City. 10 75; Country, 9 75;.Alexandri: V 75 ; Georgetown, 10 25; Petersburg, Do.; Fin middlings. Do; (tils, Florence, 30 H-isks, 5 95 /? 373 ; French, 12 hot. bask. 4 a 4 95 ; 01iv< 1 10 a 112$: Linseed, Am. 95 a 96 ; Do. Dutcl 98 a 1 (HI; Do. English, 98 a 1 00; Wliah 49 ; Sperm, Summer, 88 a 90; Rod I<ead, An *? a 8 50; White Lead, dry Do; Do. Eng. gr'd o 14 a 15 50; Varnish, 18 a 25; Litharge, fiu< 8 a 9; Fork, Mess. 25 a 26 50 ; Lard, Westcrr 16 a 17; Do. Northern, 17$; Sugars, Britis islands 10$; St. Croix, 9 a 11 ; New Orleans, 8 10; Havana, white 11a 12$; Do. Brown 8$ 10; Do. Muscovado do. 8 a 10; Porto Ilico a 10; Brav.il, white 10 a 10$; Do. Brown, 9$ Manilla, brown, Do.; Lump, 13 a 14; Loaf 1 a 17. Charleston Prices Current?.Vor. 5. Bagging, hemp, 20 a 24; Tow and l'lax, 18 a 21 Bale Rope, 11 a 13; Bacon, llams, 17 a 19 Shoulders, 10 a 11 ; Sides, 11 a 14$ ; Beef, Nn York Mess. 12 a 1250; Prime, 8a 850; Me* Boston, 14 u 14 50; No. 1,1050 a 11; Prime, 95 a 10; Coffee. inf. to fair, 11a 12$; Good fair t prime, 13 a 13$; Choice green, Cuba, 14; Port Rico, 14; Mackerel, No 1,10 50; Do. No. 2,9 5( Do. No. 3, 7 00 a 7 25 ; Flour, Halt. II. S. suj 11 50; Philadelphia and Virginia, do; Canal, 9 7 a 10$: Lime, Stone, 1 50; Molasses, Cuba, swot <10 a 41; New Orleans, 50 a 52; Nails, rut 4d. t 2<M. 7; Oils, Sperm, Winter, str'd. 1 05 a 1 1( Fall Strained, 95 a 1; Summer strained, 85 a 9t I/.nseed 1 10; Pork, Sew York, 23 a 24; Prinn Iti a 17; Rice, inf. to Good, 3 25 a 3 50; Prime t choict, 3 62$ a 3 75; Sugar, Museovado. 0$ a 1: Porto Rico and St. Croix, 8$ a 12; Havana brown, 10 a 10$; Louisiana, 9 a 11; Loaf 16$ a2( Lump, none; Teas, Bohea, 18 a 20; Souchong 3 4'H Gunpowder, 75 a 80; Hyson, 50 a 80; Youn Hyson, 65 a 75; Sewing twine, 26 a 30. Faye'tniUe Market.?Xoumber 10. Bacon. 16 a 17; ('offer, 12$ a 14; Cottor (new) 16$ a 16$; Corn, 60 a 65; Flour, #8$ 9$, Molasses. 45 a 50: Nails, cut, 7$ a8; Sv gar, brown. 10$ a 12$; Lump, 15; Loaf, 19 20; Salt, 50 a 90; Cotton Bagging, 20 a 25 Bale Rope, 10 a 12. Livfrpool Cotton Market, Sept. 26. The demand for Cott"u has continued stead throughout the week, and full prices were ol tained for all kinds, savo the lower qualities c Sural, at auction yesterday, which sold \ to $ under previous prices. London Market, Sept. 23. Suzar.?No further general reduction in pri ees has been submitted to by the importers c West India Sugars, although in some few in stances a decline of 6J has been submitted to. Bai.ti.more, Nov. 1. Flour.?Howard-st. the same as last quoted without change?from waggons ?9 25 ; fron ^ stores 50. City Mills is held at' ?9. Sus quchannah is ?9 75, but wc believe it might b bought for something less. New-Ori.eans, Oct. 29. Sugar, A'. O.?We reduce our quotations t S a 9 cents, but there are very few sales, evei at these rates. ?There arc still a few scattering lot -of old Molasses lingering in the market, fo which the holders are asking from 35 a 38 cent per gallon ; but it is in no demand. Cincinnati, Oct. 31. Baron?Hams 13a 14; Hog,round. 10$; Flou $Ui 70: Pork, mess, bbl. 21 ; prime 17. Rise ii price of Flour during the week, 30 cents. Bank Stork.?At New-York, on the 2d inst. 100 shares U. S. Bank Stock sold at <5110. Estate Sale. OF VALUABLE NEGROES. By order of Turner Bryan. Esq., Ordinary. WILL be sold at the Market House ii Cheraw, on Saturday, the 31st Decern her next, at 12 o'clock, M. the following valua ble Negroes, belonging to the estate of Franci: Wilson, deceased, viz : Hob, well known as a first rate wagoner ; Folly, an excellent house servant, with he three children ; llill, a smart active boy, about 13 years old accustomed to the house ; Dorr, a smart active boy, about 8 years old ; Marv, a likely little girl, about 5 years old. ?ALSO? A Waggon and Harness. 7 'erms of the stir?fish. RICHARD I'll FLAN, Adm'r. November loth, 183b. 1-lTt. ~finaLnotice A J.L persons indebted to the estate of Frail xm. ris Wilson, deceased, must make iinmedi ate payment ; as the affairs of the estate ii South Carolina will be brought to a closp with out delay. RICHARD PIIELAN, Administrator. Chcraw, November 15th, 1836. l-3t I) MALLOY, HAS removed to A. P. Licostc's large Store on the corner of Front and Kershaw sts where he will be pleased to see his friends am customers. He now has on hand a good supph of sucli articles as arc daily wanted in this mar ket, and pledges himself to sell on as accoinmo ?!,i?ing terms as any in the town. <'-'i tiv , >'. t" \ 1 ."eh. r / Auction, OX Wednesday 1 litli inst., 10 o'clock A. M.. | at Long's, the following articles : |* i 'Lagging, ' i Rope, . I Blankets, ? ; Roy Tea, ! i " Shoes, | 1 Calicoes, Linen and other goods too tedious to nieut ion .'] Sold on account of the underwriters ami all I ' ' concerned. ' I J. HIdUVr.Y, Auctioneer. ! '' j ('he raw, Nov. 15, lit. 'Bogging, Rope, Groceries, | j Sec. 11 H EAYY hemp and tow Ragging; s 1 JUJL Russia hemp Rale Rope; <11 Sewing Twine; St. Croix and /'orto Rico Sugars ; | Loaf and Lump Sugar; d j Mocha, Old Java, Laguira, and Kio Codec ; . 1. West India Molasses ; 1. ' Imperial, Hyson and .Souchong Tons; Chocolate No. I; j Dana Sanger & Co.'s Soap, in large bars; y Hull & Soil's Patent mould Candles; !- 'I'rov mould do.; k Sperm do.: u ' Together with a general assortment of Dry j ? Hoods, hardware, hollowware, Crockery, llats, j i- . Shoes, Ac. l or sale bv f? j Xov. la. * .TOIIX A. 1X(; I. is. Clieraw Light Infantry. 4MKHTIMJ of your Company, will be held on Saturday evening, the l'Jth inst., at 7 . o'clock. Applicants lor membership will please n hand in their names previous to that time. ! Punctual attcndanco is requested . My order of Capt. MALLOY. W. 11. WIXGATE, Secretary. Cheraw. Mov. l.">, JS.'hi. ^ | Bacon. j* OiW&tfh LBS. X. Ca. BACON, part i Ilams. l-'or sale b\ ; I J. MALLOY &, CO. ' i November le.lfi. | h STRAY HEIFER. ' rMIHE subscriber would hereby give notice ! JL that there is a Stray Iloitbr at his planta- ; a tion. She has been there since .March last, f t Said Ileiter is mostly ot' a red color, lias some | ' while spots on her hotly and t'.ice; there is a j / ! small piece cut out of her car. The owner is re- ' ^ quested to come forward, prove property, pay I { J for this advertisement and take her away. " WILI.IAM GALLAGE. j Cheraw, Nov. 15th, ltrWB. 1 - It h To Steamboat and Poleboatj a j Owners. ^ I WM^IIEREAS, it has hitherto been the prac- j r' j w w tice, where boats arrived at t he wharf in j ? this town, for the owner to order the goods on j 1 board to be put out on the bank forthwith, with- ! 1 out considering whether or not they could be i y | hauled up before night. Now to show thcimpro. ( ii pricty of such practice, I state the following ' : facts. On Friday evening last four boats arrived, J I some of their loading was delivered on tiie same : n I evening, and all the remainder was thrown out D j on the bank on Saturday. All that could be done to haul up the goods was done; every wagon j. j was put in rrquistion; I continued to haul myself. ' I till 8 o'elock at night; and yet many hogshoads of - ; sugar, casks, &c., remained, and were exposed to the weather and the depredations of thieves : from Saturday night till Monday morning. Such , j. goods must of course l?e considered at the risk of i j! the boat owners. To prevent misapprehensions. ' for the future I hereby give the following OI NOTICE. J; i ?jKTHGN notified that goods consigned to me j i. I are landed, I shall use due diligence to h j have them hauled ; bnt all such goods landed [ 0 without my consent, and remaining on the river ' g i bank after sunset shall be at the risk of the boat owners. FELIX LONG ! Nor. l.?. 1 2t. a Company Orders, .-j CIIERAW LIGHT INFANTRY! a | Cue raw, Nov. 5,1836. ORDERED that an election for Ensign of. this Company be held at the Council , [ Chamber on Saturday the 2Gth inst., to fill the i i vacancy occasianed by the resignation of Ensign j j Davis. The polls will be opened from II o'clock | A. M. to 3 o'clock P. HL Sergeants Powe and * i Win gate are hereby detailed to manage said clccj tion By order J. MALLOY, C. L. I. i. Cher aw Nov 5, 52 2t. j MERCHANTS' BANK OF S. C. ) j At Cheraw, Nov. 3,1836. \ AT a meeting of the directors of this Insti- ' tution this day, Resolved unanimously j ' that a meeting of the stockholders be convened n | to meet on Thursday the 8th of December next, 1 at 12 <'clock M., at the banking house in j 6 Cheraw, to consider the propriety of increasing ' the Capital Stock, when a full exposition of the i affairs of the Bank will be exhibited, r, By order of the board, ; a * W.GODFREY, Cashier, j .V? ."it sj Teacher Wanted r \ (. the male department of the Marlboro' AcJL ademy competent to instruct in all the usual I j branches ofanjEnglish and Classical education. ] The character of the Institution is well known j r ; to the literary public, and requires no other ina j duceinent to engage the scrices of the most j j popular teachers than ample pecuniary compen- j sation, which is offered. The next scholastic year, ! ' : for which the Trustees are desirous of employ > m ! ing a teacher, is divided into two sessions of five I " ! months each, commencing the second Monday ! ! in January. Candidates for the situation must ; j state the terms on which they will teach ac- J ! companied by certificates of competency & c, ad. | j dressed to the subscriber, which will be attended j 1 1 to until the 15th of December next, when the j I election will take place, and the successful can. j ; * j didatc apprized of the election. D. B.TOWNS END, Secretary. ; Bennctsville, S.C., Nov. -1th 1836, 52 9t j i The Editors of the Fayettevillc Observer and i r I Columbia Telescoj)e will please give the above ! 1 ! three insertions and forward their account. ? ) ? I Portrait Painting. j R- WM. H. SCARBOROUGH of Tonnesj iTM. see, respectfully announces to the citizens ' of Chcraw and its vicinity, that he expects to 1 visit their town in a few weeks when he will ho j j happy to receive any business in the line of his ! . i profession. I -I ?*_] i SOl'Tll CAROLINA, CHERAWDiSTRKT,! In Equity. Elizabeth Talbut, ct al ^ Bill for Titles i vs. ^ ami John McLaurin et al 5 Injunctions. ; IT apjiearing to my satisfaction on the affidn- j vit of Alexander Graham Esq., that Win. II. , Fleming, one of tlio defendants in this case is ; absent from and resides beyond the limits of this i St ate, it is ordered that the said defendant do ap?! pear and answer, plead or demur to the com. j . plainants Bill on or beforo the lirst Monday in j 1 11 February next, and in default of his so doing the ; : j i Bill be taken pro confrsso, as to him. Ordered j < - ! that this rule be published one3 a week for three t . months in theCheraw Gazette. \ < GEO/W. DARGAX. r. r..r. t>. m O.-foli**' 111. i In Equity, Cheraw, ('opcland Pierce and 1 S. L, Duboso. vs. B. Williamson, T. Wil- j Bill lor Acc't and I liamson and others heirs } Partition, at law of Thomas Wil. j liamsoti deceased. j IT appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that Robert Williamson and Thomas Wil. j liainson, Alfred "Williamson and Abraham Wil. j liamson, children of Abraham Williamson dee'd. and Samuel (?eo and Rebecca bis wife, Stephen and Elizabeth his wife, and John darner and! .Margaretl his wife, defendants in tlio above case, are absent from and without the limits of this j Statc.it is on motion of Wilkins, ordered that ! the}'do appear and plead, answer or demur to! complainants said bill, on or betorc the lirst day i j of the ensuing term ?f this Court, or in default thereof tho said Bill betaken pro confesao against I them, and that this order be published in the j Cheraw dazctte twice a month for three months. | Signed, dEO. W. DARdAN, c. k. c. i>. Tito a hove is a true copy from the Order Book. ! 1 d. W. DARdAN. c.e. c. i>. ) Nov. 1. 512 2m3m. ! I Sale of valuable Real andj? Personal Property. ? rp r A r? ,.r ?ri m i f'lj v i v;riu in *m>uii v wuutj vniri ui t kl Pleas and Quarter Sessions the Subscri- j l?cr obtained letters of administration on the t estate of Hugh Mckenzie, Esq, dee'd and at I October Term of said county, an order was granted, authorizing the said administrator to expose to public sale all the personal estate of said Hugh Mckenzie, ilec'tl, and in obedience to said order, i 1 will otter for sale at Morven, in said county, | at public auction, on Tuesday the 3d day of J in- I uary next, between eighteen and ticenty-fhrce j likely NEGROES, consisting of men, women, , boys and girls, some of which are valuable house j servants, and all, so far as I can learn, are under j excellent character. A credit of nine months ; will he given, and purchasers will be required to i give bond and unquestionable security. JOSEPH MEDLEY, Administrator i Hugh Mckenzie. j ?ALSO? By \irtue of a decree of the Court of Equity i for said county, made at September Term in the j case of the petition of Eliza L. Wilson, and | ( Cornelia Mckenzie, by her guardian Joseph j Medley, the Clerk and Master of said Court will I expose to public Auction at Morven, on the 3d j day of January ls37, all the real Estate of Hugh ( M rkoTV/ie. dee'd. and mentioned in said nctitinn. 1 consisting of the Dwelling House and nil neces- j sary out houses attached to said lot, all of which t arc in good repair, and a pleasant, and healthy J situation for a family residence ; also that large > Store and Ware House at Morven, l>cing one oft the best stands in the county for a mercantile i establishment; also one Tract of Land on the j south side of the north prong of Jones* Creek, containing 7*i acres more or less; also several j other tracts of land contiguous to Morven; all of; which will lie more fully <ieseril>ed on the day of sale. W. E. TROY, C. & M. E. A credit of I'd months will he given, the pur- i chaser giving bond and approved security. November Mb. o'J?tf, New Goods. THE undersigned have received 1 heir FALL i I AM) WINTER STOCK OF GOODS, | comprising every article in their line. Come ' and see. If you don't come von won't see. DRAKE & SHAW. I Petit Gulf Cotton Seed, j fHAVE made arrangements, at New Or- j t'rtrn Riinnlv of Snnil from Pi'tit fliilf. i ?- *??f .w. w. "-(TV " ~ - """ """I I which will be here us soon us practicable. Per- j sons wishing to secure the genuine article, will! leave their names with me, and the quantity that : they will want. The price will be ?7 for a Bag I centaining 7 Bushels. AUG. r. LaCOSTE. I Nov. 1, 1836. .71 Fifty Dollars Reward. Ij^OK AMBRISTKR who stole the horso from Benncttsville belonging to tho Sub- j scriber. I havo recovered the Ilorsc, Saddle and | Briddlc and will give the above reward for the . delivery of the said thiofAmbrister at Bcnnets- . villo or for his confinement in any Jail in North j . or South Carolina so that he may bo brought to j ] punishment. There is no doubt of his being the j Villian. He was dressed when last seen ill h Blue IlomcsDun. IIENRY EASTERLING. Oct. 31, 1S30. 51 2t j Over Coats and Cloaks. t f i LOTII, Goats hair and Petersham Over ! ('oats, Pilot and half Pilot Coats. Ladies and Gentlemen's Cloaks, For sale by 51 1). MALLOY. Cloths, Casimere and Satinette. j CPS. Cloths assorted Colors and a few j Pieces Ilibb'd, Casimcres and Fancy Sati- J ncttcs, For sale very cheap 51 by D. MA LLP Y. \ Teachers. j WANTED to take charge of the Male and j s Female Academies in Cheraw, South i Carolina, on the 1st of Jamiry next, three ] Teachers. New Goods. rami; Subscribers respectfully inform then i _B. friends and former customers that they | have just received their j ^ FALL & WINTER GOODS, | b Consisting of a general assortment of Drv Goods, j " Hats, Caps, Shoes, Crockery, Groceries &c., i They invite purchasers generally to call and j examine ihe above stock, as they will sell low for Cash or to punctual customers on time. JOHN EVANS & CO. (-hcraw, Oct, 25th, 5U tf. Bulging & Rope. Ji tf 10TT0N Bagging and Bale Rope of good \ quality. For Sale by B. MiNTOSII &: CO. \ Oct. 25!Ii, 50 tf. - ? ? - g 5T5 opartnership Dissolved. FHIilE Copartnership heretofore existing be- C JL twecn the Subscribers,under the firm of Peter L. Robeson A Son, has been this day dissol- oi reri oy muiuai consent. AH persons indented to rs taid firm are requested to make immediate payment to the subscribers, or either of them. PETER L. ROBESON, WM. S. ROBESON*. I Chesterfield C. II., Oct. 18th, 50 3t. ui Wines, &c. c Seotcli Ale, j" Old "Convent" Madeira, in bottles, Jj "Old Crown" Port, do Sunerior Bordeaux Claret, do Muscat d? Frontignac do Ih :-t white Wine Vinegar, &,c. For Sale l?y JOHN* A. IXGLIS. ? Chcraw, Oct. 25th. 50 tf. Cavindish Tobacco. A Superior article. Just received and for Sale ? by JOHN EVANS & CO. Chcraw, S. C. Oct. 25t)i, 50 tf. Best Spanish Sugars. JUST received by JOHN EVANS & CO. B. M'Intosh & Co. r Have now in Storey Pieces Bagging, * |f\/ 40 ('oils Hope, 40 Bags Laguira and Rio Coffee. 10 lids. Porto Rico and Santa Cruiz Sugar, 12 Do. West Indies Molasses, 7."> Sacks Salt, f 2 Tierces Rice, With a good stock of Iron, Nails, C( Dry Gooi'b, Hardware, Hats, Shoes &c. C mi nf uliifli will he sold low for cash, or bar- m tered for country produce. fl Chcraw, Oct. 17th, 50 3tf Blankets Negro Cloths Cotton Bagging fyc. THE Subscriber lias on hand a good Stock of the above articles which he will sell as 1 cheap as anv in market. J 51 ' 1). MALLOY. Notice. 4LL persons indebted to thejestate of tho late ? J ames R.Ervin, Esq., are hereby requested 1 to niako payment, and all persons having claims f to present them duly attested within the time provided by law, to .Messrs. Robbins and M'lvor ^ who are authorized to make settlements, receive n monies and grant discharges. j TIIOS. ?. POWE, ) F. W. II. CANNON, s Chcraw, Oct. 20th, 50 6t Public Sale at Sumterville, f South Carolina. By order of the Court of Equity of South Caro- Cl lina, I will offer for Sale at Sumterville, on the lirst Mom day in January next. Two Plantations, kuown by the name of May. field and //opewcll, lyinj; in the vicinity of Rem- 11 bcrt's Mooting House and the Bradford's Springs, j cl in Sumter District. One Plantation containing ! about six hundred, and the other about eight ^ hundred acres, both in a fine state of cultivation, j1' ai.SO, ir One hundred prime Negroes, being the prop- P1 ;rty of the estate of tno late John O. Ileriot, de- I ceased, not already divided and sold for the in- i vestment ot the minor heirs. I The Linus from their situation in a high healthy I country and pleasant neighborhood, ofter induce- i ? ncnts to persons desirous of buying, not often to k bo met with. i jh Among the Xcgrors arc House Servants, Scam- j stresses, Cooks, Ostlers. Field Hands, and one I Carpenter. The sale will be positive and continued from day to day until the whole is dispo- > <cd of. Conditions?One third cash, the balanco in n >nc and two years, secured by bond and seen itv, and a mortgage of the property, or the purchaser may pay the whole in cash at his option. Purchasers to pay for necessary papers. j _ An)' further particulars will be given on appli- j nation by letter, (post paid) to me at Bradford's j Springs, Sumter District, or to Franklin J. .Mo- ; ;cs, Esq,, at Sumterville, So. Ca. ROBERT L. IIERfGT, . Ex'or of J. O. Heriot. Sumterville. Oct. f>0 lOt. C(] (TVI'ln* Editors of the Columbia Telescope, i w\ 7hcraw Gazette, Camden Journal, Georgia Cou- ail ier, and Alabama Journal, will publish the abova c0 >nce a week until the day of Sale, and 011 first of ^ fan nary will forward their accounts to R. L. jn Icriot at Suinterville, South Carolina. th [,(> Mackarcl. ?\ BRLS No I Mackarcl, fihf " do k ! 25 ? 3 do 8,1 lor sale by July IS, 1S3G. J. MALLOY & Co. j 8M Augustus P. LaCoste ? HAS removed to the Store lately erected for him, one door North of his old stand, cor- ]\] icr of Front and Kershaw streets, where he will ... c glad to seo his old friends and customers. sa Chcraw, Sept. 20, 45 tf. j Marlboro' Hotel for Sale. | ll TT1HE Subscriber wishes to sell tho Hotel &, j ~~ JL premises together with all the Furniture j hereunto belonging or a part thereof as the pur- j baser inay require. The terms are easy and will j ^ c made known to any person desirous of purchaing. E. D. HEXAGAN. jc Bennrttsville, Sept. 2*3,1S36. 4f? 2ur Just Received. j] Home's Book of Health and Medicine, hi Sesmondis Fall of the Roman Empire, I ^ Wirts Life of Patrick Henry, new Edition, j ?a Chalmers' Works, I vol. new Edition, j Jjj Addresses to Youth, by A. I). Eddy, j | * Combe on the Constitution of Man, Oswalds Etymological Dictionary, 1Tj The Great Teacher, or Tholuck on John, tli Dicks Works in one volume, Ilamsay's Missionary Journal, pd Cotton on the Religious State oft he Country in 'or Sale at the Book Store. July + m ^ _ ONE PRINCIPAL, Of the Male Academy who must be compc- j ( tent to instruct in the Languages,, Mathematics ' r and other branches necessary to entrance into c any College in the Uuion. j .1 ONE MALE PRINCIPAL 1 in the Female Department, a Gentleman who ' has had experience in the instruction ofYonng j Ladies, would be much preferred. j j ALSO ONE FEMALE ASSISTANT, j* in this Department. The two Principals will receive Salaries of | ?800 each, and the Assistant a Salary of ?100, j payable quarterly. Applicants arc requested to forward their re- j spectivc testimonials to the subscriber previously 1 -i tothc 10th Deceml>er next?on which day they | I will bo acted on by the Trustees, and the result j immediately made known to the successful ap- j, nlicants. THOMAS E. I'OWE. Sec'rv, and Treasurer. 1 Oct. 25th, 1856. " 51 4w. I For Sale. t Oa i i i* * ?__ 'Mini, cuoro now occupied oy :ur. iv-ceier. c JL For tcrins apply to I h ALEX. GRAHAM. ! s Oct. 23,18.1(1. r>i tf. i Wanted IMMEDIATELY THREE JOURNEY- i MEN TAILORS, ?rnod workmen, bv DRAKE & SHAW. I I Scripture Geography, OR A COMPANION TO THE BI11LE. BEING a Geographical nml historical ac- j count of the places mentioned in the! [Ioly Scriptures, accompanied l?y three maps;' md embellished with nearly one hundred en- 1 ravings iMustrativc oi'tlic heathen deities of na- ! ions and countries mentioned in scripture, and j >f the subsequent history and present state of | Imsc countries, embracing a copious dictionary t 1 or -"i'c a* '.he TV^>"?to-c Segars, &c. J AAA Flint Segars, a superior artiM. Wcle. Also, St. Clair and Virinia Tobacco. Also, Humphrey's Cinuister Iustard, a chcice article of the kind. For sale y J. A. INGLIS. Nov. Hi. In Store and For Sale. IOOO PIECES Heavy Ilemp Bag- j 10 Cases fine Drab and Black Hats, 10 Ditto Drab and Black Satlin Beaver, G Ditto Wool, 4 Ditto Palm I,eaf, r?l)0 Frs. Shoes, embracing all sizes and qualities, otton Osnaburgs and Cotton Yarn, . general assortment of well selected Dry Hoods; AI.SO Goo.l Stock of Hardware and Cutlery, cmbra cing almost every article in that line, ugar, Coffee, Salt, Iron, Steel, .Molasses, Stone ! Lime, and old Wines, rockery and Glass Ware. Cash paid for Cotton and liberal advances made : l Cotton left for shipment to Charleston or | e\v York. BROWN BRYAN. | Choraw, S C., Octol>er 1. 31 tf. j POLICIES will be is sued upon Building.-: i Merchandise in Store, and on the river to id from Charleston and Georgetown ; also on ! otton in store. Persons living in the country ; id towns adjacent by giving a description of their roperty, can have it insured against loss or dam. i jc by tire. ^5 TT A T?T T A rront of r'lioriu* (Vtr ! Insu. Co. of Columbia, S. C. April 10, 1836. ?fitf. Sugar and Coffee, ^ IIllDS. St Croix for family use. W f> VJag* Java Coffee, for sale by July 18, 1S3G. J. iVALLOY .V Co. Lemon Syrup & Wines. I dozen Lemon Syrup, ft ftF 4 dozen Claret, i 4 dozen Port ? Wines. 7 dozen Madcrai. ) For Sale by J. M ALLOY <fc Co. July 12, 3") if. BOOK BL\I7IN(7." rllE subscribers hav? established themselves in the above line of business m Choraw nd offer their services to its citizens. U. BAZENCOUKT, A ( <>. ! Chcraw, S. C.. Jan. 20. i New Goods. JlHE Subscriber Respectfully informs liis ML triendsanu me puuuc, mai neuasjusi reHived his SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, 'onsisting of a very general and well selected gsortntent of Groceries, Mats, Shoes, Crockery, [ardwaro, and Cutlery. Also, Paints, Drugs Sa\ Persons wishing to purchase in this market, 'ould do well to call and see. MALCO.V BUCHANAN. .May, 17 th 27 tf. J. Malloy <fc Co. HAVE received and now offer for Sale 120 pieces beat //cmp Tow Bagging, 50 Coils Bale Rope, 11000 pounds Prime Bacon, 400 Sacks Salt. Together with Sugar, Coffee, Molasses, Rice, loap, Candles, Nails, Iron, Steel, &c. &c. rHE Suhscrihcr wishes to purcliasc for cash a few likely negroes. Those from eight to | lirty years of age would be preferred. Any coin- j mnication on the subject through the Post Office iectcd to Bcnnettsvillo will meet attention. 1). M. CROSLAND. Bonncttsville 5th May, 1S30, 26 tf. Land for Sale. j rHE Subscriber offers for Sale his Land at Snecdsborough, the improvements arc a mnfortable two story Dwelling House, with irery necessary out buildings, and saw and Uris* lill, about five hundred acres cleared and under snce, fronts otic mile on the Pedee River, eleven | dies above Chcraw. The tract contains between leven hundred and twelve hundrod acres, well atered, lies well and is healthy. The subscri?r is well aware of the depressed price of land ! ad will sell at a very low price and reasonable, ldulgcnce, Apply to the subscriber on the j remises. ii-tt rrni innveov >1 iijiji.v.u juu.iov'h. t October 5th, 183G, 48 tf. | Bacon?15 Cts. SUPERIOR quality liacon, all middling, for ; 9 Sale iu quantities to suit purchasers, at loots. ;r lb. AUGUSTUS P. laCOSTE. Sept. 20, 45 tf. For Sale. ! CIOURTEEN likely Xcjjrors?eleven of the j r number are workers.?Terms cash. For j rther particulars applv to XVM McQUEEX. ! October 18, 49 4t. NEW SPRING AND SI MMER Goods. J). H McAItN A NXOUXCES to his customers that lie has SL just received a very largo and unusually j unplcte assortment of seasonable GOODS, I liich were selected by himself with much care ' id attention in New York. lie therefore feels j ' nfident that he is prepared to sell as low as can j 1 ssibly be afforded in this market. He cordially ! < vitcs all to call and examine. Merchants from j ' e country will find it an object to call, lie may j found in aliout two weeks at his old stand ori! ont Street. Among his (Jowls is ft great variety t coloured print muslins, Ginghams, Calicoes. I viss, Jaconet plaid muslins, black & colored, I . ? n fi n r ti (j* I-!-..-.. T I ' K Iilliry iiciivis, ^HOVCH, cnut:iwrij:>f lmiuuo, i a- i sols, Linens, a large assortment of Gentlemen's 1 miner wear. ! April 19, 1836. 23tf j Books. | Rollin's Ancient History, Robertson's work's i arhall's life of Washington, Washington's ] riting's by Sparks vols. 2,3, 4, 5, 6?Rain.y's Universal History, Plutarch's lives, 1 itford's Greece. Life and writings of John 1 l\\ Bancroft's U. States. England and Ame- 1 can. Rush's Memoranda. In Equity. j, Chcraw District, South Carolina. , 3vina Sellers, Ilardy II. Sellers, Ztlpha Ann j Sellers. vs ?hn Evans, Turner Bryan, John Sellers and . others. ' i [T appearing to the Court that John Sellers j Richard Sellers, Thomas Gadd^- and Mary s wife, Elijah Gullodge, James Gu Hedge and toebe Gullcdgc defendants in the above stated sc are absent from and reside without the litn? of this S'ate, it is on motion of Robbins and elver complainants Solicitors ordered that j j e said defendants do appear and plead answer j demur to complainant's bill within three j onths next after the publication of this order t a decree pro confesso will bo taken against , lem. It is further ordered that this order be publishI twice a month for the space of three months . the Cheraw Gazette. j Aug. 22. 1S3:>. GEO. W. D AUG AN'. j E 'J 3m Commr. in Enuitv. C. D Bagging & Rope. Pieces Baling, wW\W 3 ) Coils Rope, Just received by JOHN EVANS & CO. Chcraw, S. C., October 25th, 50 tf. THE BANK OECAMDEX, S. C., \ Camden, 11th On., le}36. $ THE Board of Directors of this Institution, have ordered the payment of the third instalment on the Capital Stock, being ten dollars on each share, on Thursday t!ie seventeenth day of November next. Public notice is horeby given that the same willbc received on or before the 17th day of November next: in Charleston, by tiio Planters and Mechanic's Batik ; in Columbia, by the Commercial Bank; in Clieraw, by the Jfcrehant's Bank of Clieraw ; aim in Camden, at the Banking House, by the Cashier : who alone wilf issue receipts. Stockholders desiring recoipts will therefore make their payments in Camdon. By order of the Board, W.J GRANT,C.sh'r. Camden, S. C., Oct. 11th 49 tl7n. Anson House. JAMES D. CASH Respectfully takes this method to in. orm the public, that lie has purchased1 of Col. Thomas Waddill the above Establishment, ' " ' *? -i?Ko ontipn manairr WIlll'Il lie lias inavm unuv.i _ incut and cont rol of Mr. Wellington D. Murphy, who will at all tunes be lnppy to see the old ens. tomcrs of the Establishment,and the public generally. Wadesborough Sept. 1, 40 G. New Establishment ITCHIN A. IXGLIS respectfully announces to the Citizens of Cheraw and the surrounding country, that he has commenced the Mercantile Jiusiness in the .Store House, belonging to Mr. J. (?'. McKenzie, recently erected on the corner of Front and Kershaw Streets. He is is now opening an entirely now and gmeral as. sortment of Merchandize, selected in New York the present season, and suited to the demands of this market?which he will sell at the lowest Market prices fo" Cash, or to responsible pursous on credit. A share of public putronngr is solicited. ? Cheraw, S. 1836. 48 tf Stove*. VTIIROXE'S 4- WILSON'S f?phte fmey MOVES, wit it Urns* balls, suitable for offleo, counting rooms. Ac. For sale hv ]>. M \l.LOY. Get. till 47?tl Hemp IJaggiris, OF superior quality, v/iii !?> sold rmj /ate by the Subscriber. AUGUSTUS r. LvenSTU. . Sept. 20, 4.*> tt. Proposals, By Judah Dolwon, Bookseller, No-. 108, Che?imt Street, Philadelphia, for publishing by sub- # script ion, the whole works of the late eminent JOHN \VITIIERSPOON,D. D.,L. L.P. One of the signers of the Declaration of Independence, including several pieces not contained in former editions, and a Memoir of hie life and times, together with an accurate likeness, from a painting by 1'calc. Edited by Dr. Ashbel Green. conditions. 1. The work will be published in threo large octavo volumes, on fine paper, and with noiv type, and will be delivered to subscribers at the. very low rate of five dollars per copy, bound in cloth backs, payable on delivery. A sqecimen of the type ami page accompanies these proposals. A 4 ' J*?I noonAnaiKU ~?. illlV llinjVIUM.Il. in i.viiwiig five copies, will be entitled to a copy of the work gratis. 3. The work will be put to press as soon as six hundred subscribers are obtained, and Will be dehve-ed as soon after as practicable. Tao Rev. l)r. Ashbel Green, of Philadelplwa, is now employed in preparing the Life of Dr. Witherspoon, referred to in these proposals. He is engaged to act as the Editor of the publication, to superintend the press, and see that the nomero;is errors of former oditions are corrected. He will probably, also, supply a fuw additional notes and use his best endeavours that this edition of Dr. Witherspoon's works shall appear in a style worthy of their author and gratifying to subecribers. Subscriptions nre respectfully solicited. All communications addressed. Judah Dobson, Chen, nut Street, Philadelphia, will meet with immediate attention. Subscriptions received at the Cheraw Book Store. ? n*i/l m<l|n litllUl I. UI k^uiv> THE Subscriber offers for Sale, his planta. tinn in Marlborough District, containing 710 acres prime Cotton and Corn land, haying about 230 acres under cultivation. It is situated three miles from the Court House and has a comfortable dwelling house and necessarv out build, ings upon it. Persons desiring to purchase it, can ascertain the terms by applying to C. W. Dudley at .M trl borough C. House, or to the Subscriber himselfon the premises. JOHN R. DONALDSON', May 23?1. # 29 tf. .> L U ItUUktt. Just received at the books store the following among others?Calvin on Romans, Hodge on Romans, life of Calvin, McLaurin's essays on happiness, Cood's better covenant, The nature of conviction of sin, and conversion illustrated in. Lbc narratives of the conversion of eminent christians, by Dr. Humphrey's. CAREY'S LIBRARY OF CHOICE LITERATURE 1. TT AS now completed its first six months of JT1 publication, and the publishers otter the . following works in the testimony of the fulfilment ofthe promise* made to the pubiic in the original prospectus. Lite of Sir J tines Mackintosh* by "his son. Kincaid's Rifle Brigade. L'haracteristics of Hindostan, by Miss Roberts. Dne in a Thousand, by G. P. R. James. Rienzi, bv E.L. Bulwer. Random Recollections ofthe House of Commons The Second Volume has commenced with Selections from The Dramasoj Joanna BaiUus, and Crimes, or Posthumous Records of a London Clergyman?a work resembling in ntyle, and supposed to be by the same author, as the celejrat^d T ties from the Diary of a Physician. The First Volume can be had separate, with>ut subscribing to the work, upon tho remittance ,f 5(1 f0 tjie publishers. The Library is published weekly, containing rwonty imperial octavo pages, and the Literary Vdvertisr, which accompanies it, four pages, and s hound up at the end of evory volume:?Price ?cr annum, in advance, $5. Address, E. L. CAREY & A. HART. Or, LOUIS A. GODEY. Philadelphia. Cr.CBBINO. A remittance of Five Dollars will command he rirst volume ofthe Library and the Marryatt S'ovels, complete in 8 numbers, containing P<tcr simple?Jacob Faithful?Pirate & Three Outers?King's Own?Newton Forester?Pacha of (any Tales?and Japhot in Search of his Father ?or ^ First Volume of Library or Lady's BookCoit's Paragraph Bible, For Sia' the B<x>k S/oif. .