Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, November 22, 1836, Page 215, Image 3

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Cheraw District: Jaleanor Thomas, ) r-*. [ IN KQl'lTV. John A. Thomas. 1 IT appearing that Joseph Thomas and Kie.ano Thomas his wife, John Covington and AItr garet Covington his will*. Adeline Thomas, S mi and Adeline Thomas, Jr., defendants in ihi ease, are absent from, ami without the limits t this State. It is on motion, ordered, that tii said Joseph Thomas, lileaimr Tiiomas, Join ('ovington, Margaret ('ovinglon, Adeline Thorn as, Sen. and Ad. line 'i'hom is, Jr. do appear am jdead, answer or demur, to the complainants Bill, on or before the second day of the ne.\ term of the Court of Kipiity for Cheraw District or the said Bill as to them, will he taken as con fesscd. It is also ordered that notice of this order b given in the Clieraw (>.c/.ette, twice a mou'h fo ttie space of tiuve niontiis. C EG. \V. DA KG AN, ("////;; . in Ivy.7ill1. Nov. If, Ijcowakn. Sheet /inc. * - ? g.^UIC sal? bV J. Ill.uv r. I . -ft Chrrrw/Xov. 17, 1 s\*M. 2 hi _ .XOTICi:. IN pursuance of tin* Charter of the Louisvnl# Cincinnati ami Charleston Ii.il Road Coin. janVt the Central Commission met at Knoxvillt on the first Monday in November and at tor examining the list of subscribers to lite stock of said Company, have ascertained that fort\ thousand shares have not been subscribed, ant thereupon the said Central Commission having determined, pursuant to the Uth section of tlie Charter, to receive subscriptions until sixt\ thousand shares shall have beet) suliscribeo Col. Wade Hampton of South C.iroliui, fort!) with subscribed the requisite number of shares, making, with the amount before subscribed, fort\ thousand shares. Tin* undersigned do therefor, hereby proclaim and make known to all whom it may concern, that the subscribers to th< l.ouisuilb, Cincinnati and C. a b ston Rail Ro.n Company, shall from this day forth, form on< body politic ami corporate, in deed and in law, i i the States of Sou* h Carolina, North Carolina, Tennessee and Kentucky. In complimce with the 1-th section of suit Charter, we do hereby summon the stockholder: of the Louisville, Cincinnati and Chariestoi iiiil Road Company, *o ine? t at Kno>:vi!le in th( State of Tenncssc \ on the *2 1 Monday in Janua rv 1^27, then and there in person or by proxy t? elect twenty-four din ctors of said company, am 1o enact all such regal itions, rules and bye-laws as may bo necessary for the government of tin corporation. " * ' * * ? ' -1 n 1 l We herein* give nonce That ims uo:iru wu receive subscriptions to the slock cf said R.ii lioad Company, lYoin thia dat ? until the 1st d:n of January ne.\l, ami tho roniuiissioncrs win heretofore received subseriptions, are rcqucste, again to open books in said company until tie loth day of December in xt, and transmit tie names of the subscribers and 1 lie amount sn!?scril? cd hv each, to tiiis Hoard. Wiin-'ss our hand am Seais tins Mil day of Xownitx r. lf*3!>. John Williams, (l. s.) William Dickson, (l. s.) W. IIamptox, (l. s.) Jv. Kino, (l. s.) David Camphkll, (l. s.) Note, Robert King was appointed in tiie roorr ot Governor Swain, who did not ct tend, by tb? Central Commission, and David Cunpbell in I lie room of Robert I'. I/deh-r, who did not attem the meeting 01"the Hoard of tho Central t orn mission. Tho Charleston papers will cony tho above * ?'? ? ? 1.1 iliii si.iff XIVICC (I u rn\? aim i.icuur i jr - - one? a week, until the 1 Oth December. JEstate Sale. OF VALUABLE NEGROES. By order if Turner Bryan, Esq*, Ordinary. WIIiL be soil at the M irket House in Chersw. on Saturday, the .list DecernVr next, at 1*2 o'clock, M. the following valun 5'le Negroes, lielonging to t!?e estate of" Francis Wilson, deceased, viz : ]>ob, well known as a 1* rst rate wagoner ; I'oily, an ? xcvllent house servant, with hei thn-i' children ; Hill, a smart active boy, about 13 years old ac rustoincd to the house; Dorr, a smart active boy, about c years old ; Mary, a likely little girl, about j years old. * ?ALSO? AW aggon and II irn^ss. Tcnus of the sale?C.ish. RICHARD PHELAN, Adm'r. Xovem!?er loth, le3fi. 1 -1 Tr. FI.\AL AO TIL E. 4I.Ii persons indebted to the estate of Fran cis Wilson, deceased, must make innncdi ate payment } as the :.lF:irs of the estate ii South Carolina will l?" brought to a close with out delay. RICHARD PI IK FAX, Administrator. Chora w, Xovo?n!>or 15th, l-3t lOlALLOY, HAS r nnoved to A. P. Licostc's large Storr on the corner of Front and Kershaw st> where lie will he pleased to s;e his friends am customers. He now has on hand a good suppl of such articles as are daily wanted in this mar kef, and pledges himself to sell on as accommu dating terms as any in the town. Chernw. S. C. Nov. loth. lS3t?. Bagging, Rope, Groceries HEAVY hemp and tow Bagging; Russia hemp Bale Rope; Sewing Twine St. Croix and Porto Rico Sugars : Loaf and Lump Sugar; Mocha, Old Java, Laguira, and RioColTVe West India Molasses; Imperial, Hyson and Souchong Teas; Chocolate No. 1: Dana Sanger ?$; Co.'s Soap, in large bars; Hull ?Y Son's Patent mould Candles; Troy mould do.; Sperm do.; Together with a general assortment of Dr Goods, hardware, hoilowware, Crockery, Hat: Shoes, Sic. For sale bv Nov. 15. " JOHN A. INCUS. Cheraw Liii'ht Infantry. 4 MEETING ot your Company, will he lid on Saturday evening, the 19th inst.. at o'clock. Applicants for membership will pleas hand in their names previous to that tinn Punctual attendance is requested . By order of Capt. MALLOY. \V. II. WING ATE, Secretary. Cheraw, Mov. 15, I83ti. Bacon. 8000 ,ra: J. MALLOY & CO. Norend>er 15, 1830. Company Orders. CIIKUAW LUil'lT INFANTRY Cheraav, Nov. 5,1*36. ORDERED that an election for Ensign < this Company be held at the Cuunc Chamber on Saturday the 2Gth inst., to till t.l vacancy occasianed by the resignation of Ensig Davis. The polls will be opened from II o'cloc A. 51. to 3 o'clock P. M. Sergeants Powe an Win gate are hereby detailed to manage said clo; lion Bv order J. 51 \T.L05 . C. I.. J. Cmt?W Ni?v5. 5v '? . m wamM^vrBrmjjmtuJ* ?nyrOT?raniTOa- i i . To Steamboat and Poleboat j Owners. "B KniKREAS. it has hitherto!?o?*u ilie prar,r w w tice, where bouts arrived at the wharf in I ' this town, for the owner to order the goods on ; L hoard to he put out on the hank forthwith, with- j s . out considering whether or not they could be t ,j\ hauled uj? before night. Now to show thciinnro- ! c priety of such practice, I state the following . i j facts. On Friday evening last fcur boats arrived, j lm some of their loading was delivered on the same 1 I evening, and all the remainder was thrown out j on the bank on Saturd iv. All that could be done ^ , to haul tip the goods was done; eveiy wagon , was put in retjuistion; 1 continued to haul myself, i till S o'clock at night; and vet many hogsheads of j sugar, casks, &c., remained, and were exposed , e to the weather and the depredations of thieves ' r from Saturday night till Monday morning. Such ; goods must of course he considered at the risk ot I t ho boat owners. To prevent misapprehensions, j j for the future 1 hereby give the following . j NOTICE. notified that goods consigned to nirt , w W are landed, I shall use due diligence to j have them hauled ; but all such goods landed witliou' my consent, and remaining on the river j bank after sunset shall be at the risk of the boat ' I j owners. j l'KLIX I.ONti. v.... it 1 -j}. j M EUCIIA NTS' 15 A XK OF S. C. / ;, At Cheraw, Nov. 3.18:3f?. ^ t 4T a meeting o** t lie directors of this institution this day, Resolved unanimously ; that a mcvtingof the stockholders be convened i ' to meet on Thursday the Nil of December next, at IV 'clock M., at the banking house in { ' (Wruw, to consider the propriety of increasing the Capital Stock, when a rullexposition of the i | utfiirsof the Rink will be exhibited. ^ 1 i>y order of the board, \Y. CODER EY, Cashier. 1 ;; '? *_['!' Teacher Wanted 5 X the m ile department of the Marlboro' Ac- ! ademy competent to instruct vi nil the usual brunches of an English and Classical education. 'l'ne eiiaracti r of the Institution is well known < to the literary public, and requires no other in- j i duccment to engage the services of the most , popular teachers than ample pecuniary conipcn- [ sat ion. which is ottered. The next scholastic year, i ^ lor which the Trustees are desirous 01 cmpioy- ; j ; inga teacher, is divided into two sessions of five , months each, commencing the second M omlav j | in January. Candidates for the situation must state the terms on which they will teach ac] companied hv certificates of competency \ e, adj i dressed to the subscriber, which will he attended ; . to until the 1.1th of December next, when the y . election will take place, and the successful cani didatc apprized of the election. P. I).TOWN.SEND. Secretary. j , Hennetsviile, S. C\. Nov. 4th J^3G, j'J Ut Tiic Editors of the Favettcvillc Observer and | j ' Columbia Telescope will please give the above ( three insertions and forward their account. Portrait Painting. IJSni. WM. II. SCAKUOROL'GH ofTenncs. ! >.T 3L see, respectfully announces to the citizens of t-heraw and its vicinity, that he expects to , ' visit their town in a few weeks when he will he ? j happy to receive a 113" business i:i the line of his . profession. i ' .12 4t. ' SOl'TilCAROLINA,CIIKRAWDISTUICT, \ in iOquity. , Elizabeth Talbut, et al ^ 12111 for Tides vs. ' and John Mel/mrin ct al } Injunctions. ~wr'r "ilof-iniirtn .-.11 ihn ntndn. 11 ajfjMjiii itii; ?\p iin .-?nrn?v.?v.. vit of Alexander Orahain Esq-, that Wm. II. ! ri'ininif, 0:10 of the defendants in this ease is , , absent from and resides beyond the limits of tins : State, it is ordered that the said defendant do aj>pear ttinl answer, plead or demur to tlie com s plainnuts Bill on or before the first Monday in | February next, and in dcfauU of his so doing the [ j Bill he taken pro confesso, as to him. Ordered - that this rule he published once a week for three months in theCheraw (Jazette. CJEO.JW. DAKCtAX, r. n. r. n. 1 October 31, ">2 3m. * J11 Equity, Cheraw, I Copcland Pierce and ^ S. I,. Duho.se. vs. D. N\ illiamson, T. W'iJ- [ Bill for Arc't and ; irtinson and others heirs f i'urtition. , at law of Thomas Wil. liamson deceased. J Tn-'.. ,i.? . ,i.? , tl I" 5UUMutin/n wi mv v^uu i thai Robert Williamson and Tlioinas Wil- : . liamson, -V.frad Wii'iuinson and Abraham Willi liamso.i, children of Abraham Williamson dee'd. . and Samuel (ice and Kobecca his wife, Stcjilien and K!:?.abrth his wife, and John (darner and | .Murjjurett his wife, defendants in the abozo case, i i arc absent from and without the limits of this ~ , State, it is on motion of Wiikins, ordered that ! they do appear and plead, answer or demur to ) complainants said bill, on or before the first day i *! ?f 'the ensuing? term ef this Court, or in default | I thereof the said Hill be taken yro confessu against .. i them, and that this order be published in the ! ; Chcraw Gazette twice a month for three months. , Signed, GEO. W. DARGAX, c. k. c. i>. Tiie above is a trnc copy from the Order Hook. ; G. \\. DA 11GAX, c. r.. c. d. i Nov. 1, 52 2m3:n. Sale of valuable Real and j Personal Property. A T July Term of Anson County Court of | Pleas and (Quarter Sessions tiie Subscriber obtained letters of administration 011 the estate of llu^b .McKenzie, Esq. dee'd and at ! " (October Term of said county, an order was jrrant- ! cd, authorizing the said administrator to expose to public sal-* all the personal estate of said IIu<?li | McKenzie, dee'd, and in obedience to said order, j I will oiler Ji?r sale at Morven, in said county, 1 at public auction, ou Tuesday the 3d day of Jan....... iinvi Iw.tH-onn r 1 rrhtren urn! tire lit l.'.t hl're u,il. "v' " ' ' % >",x v ~ J likely MEG HOES, consisting of men, women, >" hoys and girls, some of which are valuable house * servants, and all. so far as 1 can learn, are under , excellent character. A credit of nine months _ j will be given, and purchasers will l?e required to give bond and unquestionable security. JOSKPiI MEDLEY, Administrator J* Hugh McKenzie. j ?ALSO? K | liv virtue of a decree of the Court of Equity ' ibrsaiJ county, made at September Term in the ! case of the petition of Eliza J.. Wilson, and Cornelia Mclvouzie. hv Iter guardian Joscpli ; ! Medley, the Clerk and Master of said Court wiii - I expose to public Auction at Morvcn. on the 3d i day o:' January 1837, all the real Est iteof Hugh McKenzie, dee'd, and mentioned in said petition, ,L consisting of the 1'welling House and all neceri sarv out houses attached to said lot, all of which are in good repair, and a pleasant and healthy _ situation for a family residence ; also that large t Store and Ware House at Morven, being one of the best stands in the county for a mercantile establishment; also one Tract of Land on the south side of the north prong of Jones' Creek. J : containing 78 acres more or less; also several il other tracts of land contiguous to .Morven: all of : ic which will be more fully described on the day of U . sale. W. E." TROY, C. & M. 1*:. k A credit of I'J months will be given, thepurid chaser giving bond and approved security. November >vtb, ~t'J?tf. j ("oil's Paragraph Bible, , / V?r V ;/.- tjir S'o-rt 'T*m. L..|g. ? ? - "T* -KJ.' rv rj fl ^.||,IV?W1MM II -- iVcw Goods. rjllir. undersigned havereceived their FA IJ 3. AND WINTER STOCK OF GOODS comprising every article in their line. Conn and see. If vou don't coine von won't see. J)UAKH & SHAW. Petit Calf Cotton Seed SHAVE made arrangements, at New Or. leans, for a supply of Seed from Petit Gulf, which will he here as soon as practicable. P-r. sons wishing t o secure t he genuine article, will leave their names with me, and the quantity thai thev will want. The price will he }S7 for a Han containing 7 Bushels. ait;, p. LaC'oste. Nov. 1, lc.'RJ. ~>1 Fifty Dollars Reward. f^lOli A M PRISTER who stole th horse from Bcnnettsville belonging to the Subscribcr. I have recovered the Ilorse, Saddle and Priddlc and will give the above reward for the delivery of the said thiol* Ambrister at Bmnots. viile or for his confinement in any Jail in North or Mouth I'arolin.i so Mi.it |i? may t>" liroujjni 10 punishment. There is no doubt of his "oeinjj the Villian. He was dressed when last scon in Line Homespun. IIDXIIV KASTERLIXC. Ort.31, lts3t>. ;> 1 2t Over Coats and Cloaks. C1LOTII, Coats hair and Petersham Over J Oo.it s, Pilot and half Pilot Coats. Ladies and Cent lemon's Cloaks, For sale by _:,i i). M ALLOT. Clciks, Casimere and Satinet t r. PS. Cloths assorted Colors and a few Pieces Jiibb'd, Casimeres and Fancy Satinettes. For sale vcrv cheap .",1 " by i>. MALLOV. Teachers. "fluK/" ANTED lo take charge of tho Male and w v Female Academics in < -iicr.tw, South Carolina. on tlio 1st of Jjnury next, three Teachers. ONE PRINCIPAL, Of the Male Academy who must lie competent to instruct in the Languages.. Mathematics and other branches necessary to entrance into any College in the Fuion. ONE MALE PRINCIPAL in the Female Department, a Ocntlemnn who has had experience in the instruction of Young Ladies, would l>e much preferred. ALSO ONE FEMALE ASSISTANT, in this Department. The two Principals will receive Salaries of $S!)I) each, and the Assistant a Salary of $-101), payable quarterly. Applicants are requested to forward their re. spec live testimonials to the subscriber previously to the lUth December n"xt?on which day they will be acted on by the Trustees, and the result inm: 'diately made known to the successful applicants. THOMAS E. POWE. Sec'jy, and Treasurer. < 0."?;!i. 1S3G. .">1 -lw. New Goods. Fin;no S.ibscrib rs respectfully inform ilioir JBL friends and former customers that they have just received their FALL & WINTER GOODS, Consisting of a general assortment of Dry Uooas, Hats, Caps, Shoes, Crockery, (Groceries Ac., They invite purchasers generally 1o call ami examine the ahove stock, as they will sell low foi Casli or to punctual customers on time. JOILV EVANS &. CO. Clicraw, Oct, 35th, 50 tf. Bagging & Rope. CTOTTOX Digging and Dale Rope of good J quality. For Sale hv 15. MTNTOSII &. CO. Oat. 25th. 50 tf. Public Sale at Sumterville, South Carolina. - r a _ C IA ... '.A.. i>v orucr 01 me v oun 01 r<<juu> ui .^uum ? muliua, I will offer for Sale at Suinterville, oil flic first Momday in January next. Two Plantations, known by thf? name of May. field and //opewell, lying in t he vicinity of Rem. hurt's Meeting House and the Bradford's Springs in Sumter District. One Plantation containiny about six lmndred, and the other about eight hundred acres, both in a fine state of cultivation At.so. One hundred prime Negroes, being the prop erty of the estate of the late John O. lleriot, de ceased, not already divided and sold for the in. vestment of the minor heirs. The I/inds from their situation in a high hcnltln country and pleasant neighborhood, offer induce incnts to persons desirous of buying, not often U be met with. Among the N'egrors are House Servants, Seam stresses, Cooks, Ostlers. Field Hands, and one Carpenter. Tito sale will be positive and con tinned from day to day until the whole is dispo sod of Conditions?One third cash , the balance i: one and two years, secured by bond and seen, ritv, and a mortgage of the property, or the pnr chaser may pay the whole in cash at his option Purchasers to pay for necessary papers. Any further particulars will be given on nppli ration by letter, (post paid) to nte . Bradford': Springs, Sunder District, or to Franklin J. Mo ses, Esq., at Sumterville, So. C'a. ROBERT L. HERIOT, Ex'or of J. O. Heriot. Sumterville. Oct. .">0 lilt. Ur'The Editors of the Columbia Telescope Chcraw Gazette, Camden Journal. Georgia Con rier, and Alabama Journal, will publish the nbov, once ;i week until the day of iSuie, and on lirst o January will forward their accounts to R. L Ilcriot at Sumtcrville, South Carolina. Marlboro' Hotel for Sale. rwiiiE Suhscri!>cr wishes to sell tho Hotel A JL premises together with all the Furnitun thereunto belonging or a part thereof as the pur chaser may require. The terms are easy and wil be made known to any person desirous of purcha sing. " E. I). HEX AO AX. Bennettsville, Sept. 22, lb'3t?. 40 2ur Notice. A LL persons indebted to thejostafe of tlie lati j *L James R.Ekvin, Esq., are hereby request c< to make payment, and a'l persons having claim! to present them duly attested within the timi provided by law, to Messrs. Rohhins and M'lve who are authorized to make settlements, reecivt n.oui's and grant discharges. THOS. K. POWE, }r. W. II. CAXXOX, < rs* Ciienw. Oct. 20th, 50 6t Books. Rolling Ancient History, Robertson's work* Marhall's lite of Washington, Washington' writing's by Sparks vols. 2, 3, 4, 5, (3?Ram say's Universal History, I'lut arch's lives Mitford's Greece. Life and writings of Join Juv. Bancroft's U. States. England and Ante rje.-m. R.^Y? Mmc rand') Wines, &c. , i Scotch Alt'. ? i Old''Convent" Madeira, in ho'tics, 1 ' (Jld Crown" Port, do ! Superior Bordeaux Claret, <:?? .Alusc ti <!o Front ignac do Best while Wine Vinegar, A c. For Sale l>y JOHN A. IXCLIS. r Ciieraw, Out. 23th. 30 if. i; Cavindish Tobacco. n ' A ^lll,or'or article, dust received and lorSale j : J1L by JOHX EVANS & CO. j & | Chcraw, S. C. Oct. 2.~>tJi. 30 if. j 1,1 1 Boat Spanish Segars. 11, ' TTUST recci\Aed l?v jar QV ' .TOILN EVANS A. CO. j j? B. M'lntosli & Co. j" 11 }{(trr, now in Store, ? i TT A 'h Pieres Bagging, ^ '# .11) Coils Rope, i ^ JO B igs I/iguir.t and Iiio CnfTje, * 10 (Ids. Porto Bice and Santa Cruiz Sugar, 12 Do. Wf st Indies Mouses, J iw 7.") S inks Sal:, j | 2 Ti Tens Rice. __ ' With a ?jood stock nf Iron, Nails, Dry Mods, Hardware, , Hats, Sho -s iv'r. , | All <>f which will l>esoid low lor cash, or barto red for country product. | Clinraw, Oct. 17th, .10 3'f ; ; Blankets iXegro Cloths I | ! Cotton Bogging fyc. jw FETIIIM Subscriber Ins on hand a <n>n;l Stock ' ' JB_ of the shove articles which lie will sell as , cheap as anv in market. j ?? ;,1 * D. MALLOY. j,; "Tladiai-el. iz j ,? ' Hi:;.* No I Mirkar.'l, j or ') hf do i th 2.7 44 .0 do i for sale hv .lulv IS. 183(1. J. MALLOY &. Co. in Seiyars. & c. i Tg *'linl s-:irs> a wipprior arti. : clc. A No, S4. Clair and Vir-. . {jiiiia Tobacco. Also, Humphrey's C innister Mustard, a chcicc article of the kind. For sale j 8 bv J. A. INGLIS. i " Nov. J ? Til Store and For Sale. , ! 1000 "?:ES ,Uv' llc,"p 10 Cases tin** Dral> and Black IIa!s, 10 Ditto Drab and Black Saitia lJcaver, 'I (? Ditto Woo!, j d Ditto Palm Leaf, j lf>00 Prs. Shoes, embracing all sizes and qualities, ' j i Cotton Osnaburgs and Cotton Yarn, j f A general assortment of \vo!l selected Drv Goods; 1 (' ! ."* .'hi ,; A Uood Moclc oi Hardware ::nu * iiuitv, nu.ii.i- . 1 cing almost every art iele in that linn. | Sugar, Coffee, Salt, Iron, Steel, .Molasses, Stone lJ> i Lima and old Wines, ' . | Crockery and (Mass Ware. ''j1 j (' isl: paid for Cotton and li'vrai advances made j * 1 ' on Cotton left lor shipment to Charleston or ; *J : New York. I 01 BROWN DRV AX. ; Cheraw, S ('., October 1. .'11 tl". j POLICIES will he is sued upon Buildinga Merchandise in Store, an<l on the river to and from Charleston and (Jcorgetovvn ; also on j J Cotton in store. Persons living in the country i i 0 i ; and towns adjacent hy giving a description of their j j property, can have it insured against loss or dam- j ago hy tire. I). S. IIARLLEE, Agent at Cheraw, for I _ Insu. Co. ol* Columbia, S. C. | April 10, ltr3ti. itftf. | Sugar and CoiFoe, 16Jt II1I1)S. St Croix for family use. | ; 5 Bag* Java Coffee. for sale l?v July IS, 163G. J. .MAI.I.OY C.?. Lemon Syrup <t Wines, jr , j ~S2 A'fc dozen I<?mou Syrup, j I JSL 1 dozen Claret, i " I dozen Port Wines. ? 7 dozen M.aderai. ) j as !,? !i\? 11 ' J. MALLOY u' Co. j1' July 1*2. 35 tf. ! w book bin dim;. ": ngim: ubscribers have established themselves . ? ' _H. in the above lino of business in Cheruw | ' | and ofll.r their services to its citizens. j n li. BAZENCOl'RT, & C& 7 ( liera\\\ S. Jan. '2b. " !j Land For Sale. j_ 11 HE Subscriber offers for Sale, his plantation in Marlborough District, containing j ^ * 710 acres prime Cotton and Corn land, having f - about 2n!) acres under cultivation. It is situated i ) ' three miles from the Court House and has a corn- J' j Ibrtable dwelling house and necessarv out build j ings upon if. 1'ersons desiring to purchase if, _ J i can ascertain the terms hy applying to ('. W. ' - | Dudley at Marlborough C. House, or to the Sub. soriber himselfon the premises. JOI1N Ii. DONALDSON, ! i ; May 33.1. Stiff. ! J. Mallov tV: Co. fuTAVE received and now olF>r for Sain 1 m. 121) pieces best//emp & Tow Bagging, g f?f) Coils Dale Hop", j 1 i000 pounds Prime Bacon, j *" ; 400 Sacks Salt. I Together with Sugar, Coffee, 31o!asses, Ilicc, j ?' j Soip, Candles, Xails, Iron, Steel, &c. \-c. ! M:\V\SPULXG ASD hummer jr : Goods. 11-1 ii J). H Mr A UN j II f j A XXOUXCES to his customers that he has * j xm. just received a very large and unusually 1" completo assortment of seasonable GOODS, ^ " 1 which were selected by himself with much cure ( and attention in New York. lie therefore feels Sl . 1 confident that lie is prepared to sell as low as can hi ^ : possibly be afforded in this market . He cordially j * i invites all to call and examine. Merchants from | 01 j the country will find it an object to call. lie may ' 0 he found in about two weeks at his old stand on j Front Street. Among his Goods is a great variety ^ of coloured print muslins, Ginghams, Calicoes, j . Swiss, Jaconet plaid muslins, hlack & colored, I ,s silk fancy Hdkls, Gloves, Stockings, Laces, Pa- ! lw I rasols, Linens, a large assortment of Gentlemen's \ * summer wear. 1 i April 19, lf*3f>. S.'hf Jj Just Received. I 2 Home's Book of Health and Medicine, | ^ i Sesmondis Fall of the Roman Empire, ; ^ i Wirts Life of Patrick Henry, new Edition, | tc Chalmers' Works, I vol. new Edition, ! >j j Addresses to Youth, by A. D. Eddy, !_ Combe on the Constitution of Man, (Iswalds Etymological Dictionary, s; The Great Teacher, s; Tholuck on John, ! a . : Dicks Works in one volume, j j , j Ramsay's Missionary Journal. |, i Cotton on the Religious State of the Country c - For Sale at the Book Store. J tj J'.llv ?i. Baj^inp & Hope. Ah Pieces J! iL'triiiLr. >>W 3!) Coils Hop?, Just received bv JOHN* EVANS & CO. Che raw, S. October ~.">th, 50 tf. Land ibr Sale. rllH Subscriber offers lor Sale his Lna I at Sneedshoruti^h, the improvements are a jinfori.ible two rtory Dweliin;* House, with ;cry necessary out buildings, anil saw ami (iri*:* fill, about live hundred acres cleared am! under rice, fronts one mile ori the Pedee River, eleven lies above Oner.iw. The tract contains between even hundred and twelve hundred acres, well itored, lies well and is healthy. The subscri r is well aware of the depressed price of land ldwiilsvli at a very low price and reasonable (i'lilrreuce, Apply to the subscriber 011 the WILLIAM JOHNSON*. Oeto!?cr ."it!l, 1>'3!*. if. Bacon?1 o Cts. SUPERIOR nualitv IJaron, ell middlings. for ^ * * ' * - i -4 I - Sale in <jO untitles losllU purcnascrs, at i.i ci*. :r li). Al'ia STl'S P. EaCOSTE. Sent. O'l. <!.? If. hi Kquity. ('Iieriv.* Hi^trict, South Carolina, evina S.iicrs, ilardy II. Sellers, Ziiphi Ann Sellers. vs dm Evans, Turner Ryan, John Sellers and others. [T appearing to '.lie ('our* that .Tolm Sellers Richard Sellers. Thomas Cuddy and Mary s wife, Elijah (lalledg?. dames (iulledgc and aoabe Culledge defendants in the above staled ,s.? are absent from and reside without I lie lint. j of tlii.s S'ate, i? is on motion of Robbins and ci.vr complainants Solicitors ordered that o said defendants do appear and plead answer demur to complainant'* hill within three out'is next at" rliie public itiou of 1 !iis order a decree pro co:ife>--o will !?j taken against "10. It i< farther or.l 'red that this order he publish twice a moiitn lor tin: space o: uiree juoiuiis the Cheraw (iazettc. Aim. -2'2. Ci:o. W. DAIIOAX. l'J.2 "hit Oommr. in Equity. l\ 1>* Anson House. JA .MKS J). CASH r? i:si?I-:<TFi:i.;/7 takes this met hod to info, orni tlio f?ul)iic, that lie has purchasedjof M. Thomas WutMilltiio above Establishment, hieh ho has plae-M under th* entire manageent nr? 1 control of .Mr. WKM.i.\r.T:?N \). .Mrnniv, ho will at ail turns h iiaunv t<> s v ihc old ens. mors ul'tiir* Establishment,and the ju:hlic gcncrIv. W*adcsboro'i?'i Sop'. 1, -111 ll. New Establishment ffOILV A. INU LIS respectfully announces to W the < 'itizmis of Cheraw and the surrounding mntrv. that ho has commenced the M::rcaxu: iJrsi.\r.ss in the Store iloase, belonging to i < \r..rv*uti7if> r.->eentlv erected on the It. .1. ? . ?J tnicr of Front and Kershaw Streets. Jlie is now open in ?5 an entirely new and general as. irtnient of Merchandize, selected in Xcw York to present season, and suited to the demands of lis market?which ha will sell at the lowest hirkft prices lb" Cash, or to responsible persons i credit. A share of public pstronageis solicited. Clmw. S. ('. IS.'lli. -IS tf. Stoves. U ATIIBO\E,S& WILSON'S Opiate fancy a%/ STOVES, with Hrnss balls, suitable lor dices, counting rooms, ?A<\ For sale !nr ]). M ALLOY. Oct. Ml 1.335. -17-tf Hemp Basrjrinir. ,r>aF superior quality, \\ ill be soiu rrrtj b,ir by i P the Sulwcrib.T. Al:0 I'STL'S T. LaCOSTE. Sep'.20. !."? tf. 'i\e\v (roods. / i Hlli M Suhscri:>er KespocUuiiy intomis jus 9. friends and the public, that he has just relived his snuso a xd sniMini coons, (insisting ??t";t very penenl and well selected isortnient of Groceries, iintr, Shoes, ('rockery, ardwjre,and Cutlery. Also, Paints. Dru^s Ac. Persons wishing to purchase in this market, oukl (h> well to cull and sec. M\U:OM BUCIIAXAX. M iy. ITth '27 tf. For Sale. BXIJE Stor* now occupied by ??Ir. Keel jr. sL Fur terms applv to AIJIX. GRAHAM. Oct. 23, 133(1. :?l tf. Augustus F. LaCoste HAS removed to the Store lately erected for him. one door North of his old stand, coror of Front and Kershaw streets, where In will ; sflad to see his old friends and customers. ...... j - lt? ('beraw, r>oi;i. ~u, , ~ Wauled SMMEDI AT ELY THREE JOURNEY. MEN TAILORS, jfoorl workmen, bv DRAKE & SHA\V._ CAREY'S UBR \RY~OF CHOICE LITERATURE JJSUYS now completed Us first six months of CB. publication, and tiic publishers offer the dlowinj* works in tiie testimony of the fulfil, lent, oft iio promises made to the public ia tiie riifinnl prospsrtns. -ill; of Sir.lames Mackintosh. by bis son. .incaiii's Riff; Uriiride. i ,.(* n;n/Jn<fnn. I>v Miss Roberts. liar iciui>'4 am Hiuv??? j * ? . 'no in a Thousand, by (*. I*. Ii. James. .ienzi, by E. L. Bulwcr. aridom Recollections ol'the House of Commons The Second Volume has commenced with Sections from The DramastifJoai.no Bailiu*, and 'limes, or Posthumous Records of a Louth a: 'lernuman?a work resembling in style, and lpposcd to bo by the same author, as the celcrated Tales from the Diary of a Physician. The First Volume can l?c had separate, witlint subscribing to the work, upon the remittance f sj oil to the publish, rs. The Library is published weekly, containiur 'wentv imperial octavo pages, and the JatejKy .dvertisr, which accomjianies it, four pagcJ^1"' hound up at the end of every volumey** r'ce cr annum, in advance, $i>. / v I. tlARKVife / HART. XlUUlWCOj jfl ^ _ Or, LOUIS Al/fODEY. wiladclphia. 'M.l'BBIXfl. / A remit! once of Five Pol]#* ^viII command ic first volume oft lie J<ibrajF*UIfl,'10 MirryaU i'ovcIs, complete in 3 nnur ' containing I*'tor implc?Jacob Faithful" & Three Out. ;rs?Kind's Own?Vvton Forester?Pacha of anv Tales?*u Search ofliis Fatlier -or / First Volmn^' Library or Lady's Ron'-l5i;u UitOKN. Just rec;,t ll>c hooks store the following mong ' alvin on Jloinnns, IIo;l?jc on lomaipr ^ alvin, McLaurin's essays on aPjJ\ ' bond's better covenant, The nature of fiction of sin. and conversion illustrated in. je narratives of the conversion of eminent ehris?n--. !?r i Dyspepsia mid Liver Complaints. | [ ARK nnivers illy acknowledged to have tolalj ly eclipsed the pretentions of every other remedy; I and superceded the necessity of every other mod:; j of treatment, wherever the a hove diseases are I tVmrwt lufikl. Ms; well I'S in PIllariVlilL'ilt of till! j Spier a and in Jaundice. Among tiio svmptorns of Dyspepsia and Eivor Complaints, are ti.il:i!ericy, sourness or burning in tlio stomach, melancholy, irritability, disaj grecahle taste in t!ie mouth ; great irregularity of i appetite, which is sometimes voracious, and at other times ^rectlvdeficient, thirst, fi-lid breath, . nausea weakness of the stomach, acid eructations, palpitation, drowsiness, irregularity of the bow. j els, pressure on tlie stomach after meals, pain in I the head, dizzincssor vertigo; confusion o? uiinct. attended with I<>>s ofineioory, a {jii iwi??<; in the j stomach when empty, ciiiiiucss, allect ion of sight and hearing. pain and weakness in the hack, languor, disturbed sleep, cold feet and nanus, tremor, , uneasiness in the throat, cough, pain in the side ; or breast, Sc.. These medicines are becoming known and val | ued. Each box is accompanied with numerous Cer ' tificates from the highest sources of rosjiec Lability i The unrivaled success of the medicines, in cui ring the above maladies has given them a ropu1 tution which time only can destroy. ! Da l'ETI! I IS VERITABLE ANTI BIELIOlkS PI EES Those Pills nc\I but a trial to recommend j thrm. They are purely vegetable and well calculated fur the removal ot* all Billions complaints. T.iry act specially upon the Liver, when in a torpid condition. carrying oft" a large quantity of hiio, through tlit; iniluenceof the exccriunt tunc; tiou. which, ifsulfared to remain in the system, I \v?? ilil produce ritiier Jaundice, Liver Complaint, Billions Fev.tr, Fever and Ague, or some other grievous bodily aliliction. In al' cases of torpor I of the bowels, tiiry art like a chirm. In recent ; cases of Dyspepsia, they are a certain cure. M u : ny persons w!io wr.ro subject to violent attacks of sick head ache, have been much benefitted, and several perfectly cured in a few weeks by tneir use. Tiif-y are highly recommended as a preven1 tivo and cure of Uulious complaints. Persons who arc subject to thai distressing complaint, 1 sea sickness, by taking a portion or two oftlicm a few days previous to embarking on board the vessel, will lie almost certain to escape it. Females can use them at anv period, without ini curring anv risk. Persons going to sea, or to a j southern climate, should by all means take some i of these. Pills with tiicm.?Their virtues will rej main unimpaired for years in any climate. No j family should je without these Pills ; a portion of them, taken occasionally would be the means of preventing much suffering from sickness. It is from neglect of keeping up a regular perhiultic action of the stomach and bowels, thus suffering to ht absorbed and mingled with the blood, unasj similated fluids, that most diseases are producuu. Dr. P. feds confident that t o person whogtves these Pills a fair trial, will ever after fjcl willing to be w ithout them. The testimony of thoucnn.ia vnrvi}; ? r: T ;r> hif-hpst tmilS of tltClT offi """"" "T "*""e *"" * ! cacy, might l>c added, bsit the very high roputa' tion Dr. I*. has acquired as the inventor of tho "Patent Veseltthh Medicin<p Stomochicfe el lie. ! puticft" for the core of Dyspepsia and Liver complaints, is thought a sufficient guarantee to ! those willing to make a trial of their virtue*. They contain not a particle ofjtfcrcury, or any ingredient that do s not act iu harmony with iiea It !i and oppose disease. Dr. I', wishes it distinctly understood, that j these l'ills possess beneficial qualities indepen: dent of their purgative effects ;they are both ton. ie auddeoSstruent, acting upon the secreting and cxhalarit functions : thus strengthening the pn? I tient, w hile they remove obstructions?Modi, einos which !> ?ss! ss no other, excepting cathar tic qualities. debilitate the patient, and their re' peaU'd use ! vsthe foundation of a long catalogue of Chronic Diseases. Dr. P. having Ikjoii educated under ti e most . eminent American and European Medical pro} fessors. end practised liis profession many years ! in the South* where d is. an:s of the most obstinate i character prevail, considers himself well qualified , to judge on tlie nature of diecuscs incident to j warm climates. ; Prepared by Josr.rn Prihstlv Tutors, m. d. p. b.c. p. :?i. at hi* Institution for tiic cure of obsti-' i 11 a to disc;:**.*, in* means of vegetable remedies. No 1211 Liberty street, New York, inventor and solo i proprietor, Each box contains forty Pilis. Pries 50 Cents. A fresh supply of the above Medicines, just mJ ccii'cd and for sale bv JOHN' I. WESTERVELT, Drucrg'st. Cheraw, .May 3. "83b, ' 25 6m. I ?? ? " Proposals, ]>v Jndah T)obson. Bookseller, No. 10S, ChesI nut Street, Philadelphia, for publishing by sub| scription, ti:e whole works of the late eminent JOHN' WITIIERSPOON,D. D.,L. L.P. . ' One of tin signers of the Declaration of Jftde; pcudcnce, including several pieces not contained .' in former editions, and a Memoir of hyUfe and I times, tog L'*er with an accurate likens, from i ' painting by Peal *. Edited by Dr. ^sbbol Green. CONDITIONS. / \ 1. The work will b? publish^ in three large / ? And u-itli nou7 ; octavo votumcs, on nuu p^r~-' i typo, and will be delivered^0 subscribers at the j very low rate of five ? o>r'lK'r coP}'? bound in ; cloth backs, payable r/ueliverv. A sqecimen of the type and page ^/Companies these proposals. ?"Anv indivjd^ becoming respo. ible for five copies, wili/k entitled to a copy of the work gratis. / 3 The /?r'c be put to press as soon as six ! huiu!re(L/"b^' ribcrs are obtained, and will Lo deI hvcei^ 800,1 a-'fpr as practicable. 'jyRv. Dr. Ashlwl Green, of Philadelphia, is no/ employed in preparing the Life of Dr. yU!ierspoo:i, referred to in these proposals, lie is euguged to act as the Editor of the publication, /to superintend the press, and see that the nnmcrj ous errors offortner editions are corrected. He ! will probably, also, supply a few additional notes j and use his i>">st endeavours that this edition of J l)r. With rspe.on's works shall appear in a style ; worthy of their author and gratifying to stibscri. i hers. Subscriptions are respectfully solicited. All i communications addressed. 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