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Jjpl???^??1w*l?mmrn rr\ rTxj commander took possession of the Banian t< search for a deserter, who was not on bourc and took the vessel back to Smyrna. We alsoleam from Capt. Inglee that on tin 15th and lCrh September, eighty camel loul of tigs were received at Smyrna. The prici they bore was exorbitant, owing principally t< an attempt on the part of some English house) to monopolise the market. They were expec ted to cost fourteen cents per pound 011 board The New York Commercial Advertiser says ?Within the last three days twenty thousain five hundred bushels of German wheat hav< been sold in this city, at from *2 to $2,05 pe bushel. Office of the Baltimore Gazette, ) Nov. 16, 124 o'clock, 1*. M. ^ VERY LATE & IMPORTANT FROM THE PACIFIC Attempted Revolution of Chili.?The fas .sailing brig Argyle, Capt. Codman, arrived a this port last night only 72 days from . Valna raiso;the Exchange Reading Booms have re ceived papers to the 31st August inclusive from which we gather the following state ment of an attempted revolution of Chili. In - ? 1... ?K. tonnation was received at v aiparuihu uv u? Chili Government from their Minister in Pe ru, that the Ex-General Freire (formerly President of Chili,) was fitting out an expehtior at Callao (consisting of the ship Montcaquadc and Man-ot-VVar brig Gen'l Orbegossa, char, tered from the Peru Government) for the Island of Chiloe in the south part of Chili, te effect a revolution in that quarter against the existing Government of Chili, and sailed from Callao 7th July; his force consisted of aboul 14 guns in each vessel, and about $0 men ami officers in both?the men were mostly deser. ters from foreign vessels, and his officers were disaffected banished Chilians Freires's intention being to touch at the island of Juan Fernandez, and there release and take into his service, the convicts placed thereby the Chil Government?but on their passage up, the crew of ship Monteaquada fell on their officers and confined them in irons on the deck, anr brought tlieni into Valparaiso on the 5th or (it! of August, and gave her up with the officers on board to the Chili Government. This information caused a great deal o -I-?. of Vninamiso and St. Jasro: all business tlldllli Ut w was at an end, ami a revolution expected by many. The Chili Government took ver\ strong and energetic measures to counteract Freire. Troops were immediately despatchec South. The Achilles man-of-war Brig anc ship M<mt?aguada, and iSchr. Colobolo wen fitted out and in a very short time armed anc manned under the Chili Flag, and sailed, sup posed bound to Chiloe in search of Freire's other vessel the General Orbegosa, he beiii' on board that vessel with his best officers, t supply of small arms and money to cflect hiobject. An embargo was laid 011 all the Port: in the North of Chili'on the 30th July, and las ted until the 20th Aug. at Valparaiso?bui was still Jkept on at the other Ports. Gut Boats were fitted up for the protection of Val paraiso harbor, and martial law proclaimed On the 20th Aug. information reached Val paraiso, (by the barque George and Henry Smith, of Baltimore, from Conception, whicl vessel had been released from the embargo, tc bring the news down) that General Freire hat made good his landing at the Island of Chiloe without much difficulty, and that the troops and inhabitants had joined his Flag. We are requested to announce Brig. Gen' McQueen as a candidate for Major General of the fourth division, South BaroIiua\Militia Wc are requested to announc * Col. R. F W. Allston as a candidate for Major Genera of the 4th division of the South Carolina Mili lia, at the ensuing election. DIED, In this* town, Nov. 'J9th, Lucinda Uoset ter, daughter of Mr. Felix Long, ot this town >ged nearly two years. She was an unusu Jiliy interesting and lovely child. DIARY OF THE WEATHER, In tins Town la^t week. ! TllcV- 'Faceoil.,.. , ,, ~ 15 | * ? jth? skv w "|J l{'l:lr>rK# ij Mon. .14'4(1 I.V cloudy, k. r.iin. Tucs. !4iJl4G-4tji 44 | n. w. ; doWed. ^0 ; 114.4t?150 clear, n. k. ' Thur 1. 4filr?*?so4 cloudy, w. Fri 2. UoJ tlj lS clear, n. .Sut. 3. 3i:40,' 16 44 i x. } I i 1 I i i COMMERCIAL KECOJiD. I PRICES CURRENT, DECEMBER G. Beef in market, II) j 1 " Bacon from wagons, lb j IT by retail, lb j 1G D 1 I 4) ~ *|l I Buticr ;n s iv | Deeswax lh' T I Bagging van j W Bale rope ? { f Coffee Jb | >! Cotton l0u"" J 16r. Corn' bushel ?0 j; Flour, scarco [?rl JJJOjj llm Northern, M Feathers from waggons lb 10 1fodder. 100 Hides green b tirv 1'^ - , y lOOlhs 5 00 G5< ;r , ib 75 25< ?dlS? cask 350 5l> H. is iLard ,, 05 o< leather sole |b Lead bar "> 8 11 IfSWOOd oal 45 51 1 Molasses fe*. r , i Nails cut assorted ? r 5 0lt8 WrOUgl" b.,l,S 40 , Oil curriers C*1 ? 101 lamp .'f? linseed Paints white lead keg JdO i Spanish brown lb mollis' 950 9K l?tcc luuibs 400 501 ? "8 2 51 I ~ in i?>i i i: (jsugar Salt sack 000 301 salt bush 87 SteeJ American blister ]b ]() English do lb 11 j{ German 11, 1J J. Tallow lb 10 jo, Tea imperial lb .25 137, hyson lb 100 12. Tobacco manufactured lb 10 1, Window glass 8 x 10 500 325 351 10 x 12 350 37. Corro.v. This article is still declining. Pohk and Uuttkr arc scarce and very rcadi!; command the prices quoted. ^ EXCHANGE. Checks on New York, Tor sums under 0100 1. 00 For siuns of and over 0100 1 per e Checks on < 'harleston,Columbia ami Favelt jvili Fo/ sums under 0200 50 c* ? of 0200 ?| Darlington Academy. ' i public are informed that the Rev. R. ^ j W. BAILEY, Pastor of tho Presbyterian ' Church, is appointed Rector of the Schools of * i Darlington. There are two Schools, one for - 1 males, the other for females, and a full course ol } ! instruction will be furnished for each, under his 5 personal superintond.ince. The first quarter - commences on tho first Monday in January. . | Tuition at the usual rates. Good boarding is j furnished in the village, at moderate prices, un: ! der regulations approved by the Trustees, to J j whom parents nny apply. 5 j T. J. FLIXN, 1'resident. E. IX L.4 U\'^ | 1 iee Prcs,Jents> T. C- LAW, Secretary. S. L* DUBOSE, Treasurer. Darlington. Dec. 5, 1830. 4 8t t! FLOUR, MEAL, <$ LAUD. t i ORTfl Carolina Flour by the barrel, i 1^1 Fresh country J/ird. ALSO?Flour and Meal, at retail, bv J. A. INGLIS. D-c.G. "I New Store. . f S111K Subscribers are now ottering a spienmu -S. stock of if STAPLE AM) FANCY GOODS, i recently purchased in New York. Our friends and tiie public generally are invited to call and . examine our stock, as our prices are low and > I accommodating. . I Front Street,opposite Messrs. Drake & Shaw, i J. & L. II. ASIICRAFT. f j Clieraw, November 26,1S36. 3 tf i ' A DMIXSTRA TOR'S NOTICE. , A LL persons indebted to Hugh McPherson xfiL deceased, will make payment by the first " ! of Jahuary next; and those having demands " j against him will present them at Bennetsvillc, ; j on the second Saturday of January, properly at1 i tested, to ' I ALEXANDER McPHERSOX. Administrator of Hugh McPherson. I Bennctsville, Nov. 2ttth 1^36. 3 3t. i ? ;? -1 A \T rvimricnccd teacher, with a small family. 1 A' is now wanting1 immediate oniploynient j-1 cither in town or country. lie can bo well re. commended for sobriety and ability to give youth a sufficient course of English education. A lew lines with proposals, directed to the ' ; Rev. Daniel Johnson, of Cheraw, will he attend. *' cd to. ' ; Cheraw, Xov. 29th, l.*>36. ? j flTIHE UNDERSIGNED, in behalf of the 1 ! E_ Committee of the Welsh Neck Baptist . Church, Society Hill, So. Ca., will receive proposals for building their House of Worship until r ; the first day of January next. The building 'o | be 79 by 4."> foot, from outside to outside. A , Portico of 12 feet, 1 feet recess in front projeci* ing into the Portico, over which will be placed a Cupola. Two Aisles five feet wide. Three rows of Pews, with a division in the centre row. . Galleries on three sides, on the sides to he 12 1 feet deep, the end 1 ti feet, the whole rising three " feet. The external elevation to he 22 feet. A double row of windows on each side, five in each - row. with semi-circular tops, the lower row to ; he 21 lights, the upper 12 lights?Glass 10 by 12. i The Pulpit to he placed in the front recess, in * " 1 *' ?"M 1 - n,>trniir>r> nn ) ! WHICH Uiere WJII uv i?u miiv j?^4i.o? ] each Mile of the recess with folding doors. En. i trance to the gallery by two doors and staircases j from the rear. Tjic building to l?c of wood, rest, j ing on brick pillars. The walls to be pliistcred : and overhead either ceiled or plaistcrcd. The ' eoutr ictorto furnish all tiic materials; they must 1 ' l>e of the best quality, and the work done in sub. , , stantial, neat and workmanlike manner. The . building to be finished by the first of October next. Persons disposed te contract will forward | their lowest rales?none need apply who cannot j come recommended, as men of industrious and . sober habits; and fully competent to perform the work in a satisfactory manner. For further par, ticulars address JOHN F.WILSON, T ALEX. SPARKS, [ Snb-Coin'e *: JOHN K. McIVER, J P. S. One of the principal materials, lumber, " may be ii id delivered 011 the spot at from lU to 12 dollars per thousand. ' - Society Hill, S. C\. Nov. loth, l^Jb. .'1 3t. The Charleston .Mercury and Raleigh Star will copy the above three times and s-nd their bills to this office. FOR SALE COSTF.R A COXE'S ORIGINAL SOUTH. ERN TONIC, a Family Medicine, war. mntoii :i snoedv and lastinrr cure for AGUE AXD FEVER, and cverv svmpiom of general debilitv. J.C. WADS WORTH. Nov. 28, 1834. , i 1). JOHNSON HAS just received a fresh supply of Hoots and Shoes of Superior quality, made to ; special order, and by experienced workmen. Also, Northern Upper and Sole Leather, a good article. . N. H. First rate Workmen arc now employed, so that Hoots and Shoes can be made to order, ' on short notice, r.nd in the best Philadelphia J style. Prices will be made as low es the times ' will admit of. | (-heraw, November 22, 1636. i __ \\ MALCO M BUCHANAN ) ~g"S now receiving and for sale, M- 50 pieces Bagging, 20 bags l/?giiira and Rio Cofiec, 3d cases 11 its, - 20 dnz. Caps, ( ' 30 Fowling (.inns, H A few sets Blacksmith's 'Pools, with a. good j stock of Saddlery,Hardware,Crockery ware\c., I) I all of which will be sold low for cash, or barter G for country produce. ? Nov. 22, 1836. B. M Intosh <fc Co. llai'-c now in Store. * ! I>iecCi; Bagging, I H. W 40 Coils Rope, 40 Bigs Liguira and Rio CofFee, 1 1 ?* *? * ci. 10 fids. 1'orto Kiconnu jm. t_roix oagui, 12 I)o. West Indies Molasses, i 75 Sacks Salt, i 2 Tierces Rico, Willi a good stock of Iron, Nails, . ! Dry Goods, Hardware, Hats, Shoes Sic. I All of which will he sold low for cash, or bar. ' tcred for country produce. . j Cheraw, Oct. 17th, 50 3tf 1 Blankets Negro Cloths 1 Cotton Bagging fyc. I rHlIIE Subscriber Ins on hand a good Stock i JEL of the above articles which he will sell as i cheap as anv in market. \ - 51 * D. MALLOW ? 5) MERCHANTS' HANK OFS.C. ) * , At Cheraw, Nov. 3,1S36. $ AT a meeting of the directors of this Insti. tut ion this da}*, Resolved unanimously that a meeting of the stockholders bo convencc to meet on Thursday the rrlli of December next, at 12 < 'clock M., at tlie banking house in Cheraw, to consider the propriety of inerensinp the Capital Stock, when a rnll exposition of the * affairs of the Rink will lie exhibited. c* Rv order ofthaboird. s W. tlODTSLV, Cashier. ".'I -# Sheet Zinc. 11 Oli sale by J. HERVEY. 1 Cheraw. Nov. 17, 183G. 2 3t 1 NOTICE. IN pursuance of the Charter of the Louisvillo, Cincinnati and Charleston Kail Road Coinj pany, the Central Commission met at Knoxvillc on the first Monday in November 1836, and aftcr examining the list of subscribers to the stock of said Company, have ascertained that forty thousand shares have not been subscribed, and ! thereupon the said Central Commission having j determined, pursuant to the 6th section of tho ; Charter, to receive subscriptions until sixty j j thousand shares shall have been subscribed, Col. Wade Hampton of .South Carolina, forth- i I with subscribed the requisite number of shares, | j making, with the amount before subscribed, forty > j thousand shares. The undersigned do therefore hereby proclaim and make known to all whom it may concern, that the subscribers to the ; houisuillc, Cincinnati and Charleston Rail Road . Company, shall from this day forth, form one ' body politic and corporate, in deed and in law, in the States of South Carolina, North Carolina, j Tennessee and Kentucky. In compliance with the 12th section of said I Charter, we do hereby summon the stockholders ! of the Louisville, Cincinnati and Charleston | Rail Road Company, to meet at Knoxville iu the j State of Tennessee, on the. 2d Monday in January 1827, then and there in person or by proxy to i elect twenty.four directors of said company, and j to enact all such regulations, rules and bye-laws, as may be necessary for the government of the ; corporation. We hereby give notice that this Board will j receive subscriptions to the stock ef said Rail j , Road Company, from this date until the 1st day t of January next, and the commissioners who 1 heretofore received subscriptions, are requested j again to open books in said company until the ! loth day of December next, and transmit the ! names of the suhscril>crs and t lie amount subscribI edbv each, to this Board. Witness our hand and 1 Seals this 8th day of iNoveinber, l??m. John Williams, (l. s.) William Dickson, (l. s.) W. Hampton, (l. h.) R. King, (l. s.) David Campbi:ll, (l. s.) Note. Robert King was appointed in the room ot Governor Swain, who did not attend, by the i Central Commission, and David Campbell in the ! room of Robert P. Letcher, who did not attend j ! the meeting of the Board of the Central Com; mission. The Charleston papers will copy the above , twice a week; and the other papers in the State j once a week, until the 10th December. Estate Sale. OF VALUABLE NEGROES. By order of Turner Bryan, Esq., Ordinary. WILL be sold at the Market House in i Chcraw, on Saturday, the 31st December next, at 12 o'clock, M. the following valuai ble Negroes, belonging to the estate of Francis I Wilson, deceased, viz : Hoi), well known as a lirst rate wagoner ; i Polly, an excellent house servant, with her | three children ; Bill, a smart active boy, about 13 years old, 1 I accustomed to the house; 1 .t .... a ?? . I'orr, a smart active noy, auoui o yvaia , Marv, a likely little girl, about 5 years old. ' ?ALSO? j A Waggon and Ilirness. Terms of the sole?Cash. RICHARD PHELAN, Adm'r. ' I Xovcml>cr loth, 18116. 1-17t. 1). 31 ALLOY. i ^ 7 MAS removed to A. P. I/icostc'slarge Store, on the corner of Front and Korshaw sts. where he will be pleased to s;e his friends and , customers, ile now has on hand a good supply of such articles as are daily wanted in this market, and pledges himself to sell on as accommodating terms as any in the town. ( heraw, 8. C. Xov. 15th, 183(3. Bailing, Rope, Groceries, &c, HEAV V hemp and tow Nagging ; Russia hemp Halo Rope; Sewing Twine; St. Croix and /'orto Rico Sugars ; Loaf and Lump Sugar; Mocha, Old Java, Liguira, and Rio Coffee ; ' West India Molasses ; Imperial, Hyson and Souchong Teas; Chocolate No. 1 ; Dana Sanger & Co.'s Soap, in large bars; Hull &. Son's Patent mould Candles; Troy mould do.; Sperm do.; Together with a general assortment of Dry Goods, hardware, hollowware, Crockery, Hats, Shoes, &c. For sale hv Nov. 15. ' JOHN A. IXC LIS. j AN A YRSHIRE BULL FOR SALE. 4 H I'LL of the above breed, of well attested |>edigree, is now on sale by the editor of the B iltimore Farmer and Gardener. Letters on the subject must be pout paid. Oct. 4. a tf Teacher Wanted wn- .1 1? .1 . ATiirlhnro* V C. f.> lilt' liluiu UCJiaiUIICIH ui IMV .w... ack my competent to instruct in all the usual ' branches of an English and Classical education. The character of the Institution is well known to the literary public, and requires no othi-r inducemcnt to engage the services of the most popular teachers than ample pecuniary compensation, which is offered. The next scholastic year, for which the Trustees are desirous of employing a tcachor, is divided into two sessions of rive months each, commencing the second Monday in January. Candidates for the situation must state the terms on which they will teach accompanied by certificates of competency &.c, ad. dressed to the subscriber, which will be attended to until the 15th of December next, when the ' election will take place, and the successful candidate apprized of the election. D. B.TOWNSEND, Secretary. I B-nnetsville, S. C., Nov. 4th 1836, 52 9t The Editors of the Fayettevillc Observer and : Columbia Teloscopo will please give the above i three insertions and forward their account. Mackarel. ? . | RRLS No 1 Mackarol, I 9>3 5 lif " do 25 " 3 do for sale by July 18, 1836. J. MALLOY A Co. Wines, &c. Scotch Ale, Did "Convent* Madeira, in bottles, "Old Crown* Port, do Superior Rordcaux Claret, do | .Muscat de Frontignac do I Rest white Wine Vinegar, Ac. 1 : For Sale by JOHN A. IXC LIS. Cheraw, Oct.. 25th, 60 tt". I For Sale. | rH^IIL Store now occupied by Mr. Kcclcr. I i JB. For terms apply to ' j " ALEX. GRAHAM. ' I Oct. 29, 1836. 51 tf. j ! Augustus P. LaCoste HAS removed to the Store lately erected for him. one door North of his old stand, ror. ner of Front and Kershaw streets, where he will . be glad to see bis old friends itti'l customers. < '-serin*. Sept. 2m. 15 if. Bagging & Rope. Pieces Digging, 39 Coils Hope, Just received by JOIIX EVANS Sc CO. Chcraw, S. CM October 125th, 50 tf. Land lor Sale. rn VIE Subscriber oflbrs for Sale bis Land at JL Sneedsborough, tlio improvements arc a comfortable two story Dwelling House, with every necessary out buildings, and saw and Crist Mill, about five hundred acres cleared and under I fence, fronts ouc mile on the Pedcc Hi vor, eleven < miles above G'heruw. The tract contains between eleven hundred and twelve hundred acre*, well watered, lies well and is healthy. The subscriber is well aware of the depressed price of land and will sell at a very low price and reasonable indulgence, Apply to the subscriber on the I premises. WILLIAM JOHNSON. October 5th, 1836, 48 tf. Bacon?15 Cts. ?JUPERIOIl quality Rieon, all middlings, for ^ Saloin qu untitles to suit purchasers, at locts. per lb. AL OUSTCS P. LaCOSTE. , Sept. 2(1, 45 tf. New Goods. THE Subscribers respectfully inform their friends and former customers tlut they . have just received their FALL & WINTER GOODS, Consisting of a general assortment of Dry Goods, Ilats, Caps, Shoes, Crockery, Groceries &c., Tl."" Invito r?n r/.|i:iC5f>PC irplinr.-l' 1 c tn pnll nnd I i uujr I....*- , ? ^ examine the abovestock, asthey will sell low tor Cash or to punctual customers on time. JOIIX EVANS & CO. I Cheraw, Oct, 23th, 50 tf. Bagging & Rope. C10TT0N Btgging and Bale Rope of good f quality, l'or Sale by B. M'lNTOSIl A- CO. ' Oct. 25th. 50 tf. Public Sale at Sumter mile, \ South Carolina. By order of the ('ourt of Equity of South Carolina, I will olLr for Sale ut Sumterville, on the first Monday in January next. Two Plantations, known by the name of May. ' field and //opevell, lying in the vicinity of Rem- ' bcrt's Meeting House and the Bradford's Springs, ( in Sumter District. One Plantation containing ' about six hundred, and the other about eight 1 hundred ucres, both in a fine state of cultivation also, One hundred prime Negroes, being the prop, ertyof the estate of trie lute John O. Heriot, dc ceased, not already divided ana sow ior me investment of the minor heirs. The Linus from theirsituation in a high healthy 1 country and pleasant neighborhood, ofF-r inducements to persons desirous of buying, not often to bo met with. Among the Negroes arc House Servants, Scams'rasses, Cooks, Ostlers. Field Hands, and one Carpenter. The sale will be positive and continued from day to day until the whole is disposed of Conditions?One third cash , tho balance in one and two years, secured bv bond and security, and a mortgage of the property, or the purchaser may pay the whole in cash at his option. Purchasers to pay for necessary p ipers. Any further particulars will be given on application by letter, (post paid) to me at Bradford's Springs, Sumter District, or to Franklin J. Moses, Esq., at Sumterville, So. Ca. ROBERT L. HE RIOT, Ex'or of J. O. llcriot. Sumterville. Oct. 50 lOt. O'Tiic Editors of tho Columbia Telescope, Cheraw Gazette, Camden Journal, Georgia Courier, and Alabama Journal, will publish the abovo once a week until the day of Sale, and on first of January will forward their accounts to R. L. Ileriot at Sumterville, South Carolina. ATs\*it If of o hi 1 vhm nnt jL^UW UOlUL/llOIIlil Vll v JOHN A. INGLIS respectfully announces to the Citizens of Chcraw and the surrounding country, that he lias commenced the Mercantile Bcsinkss in the Store House, belonging to Air. J. (?'. McKcnzie, recently erected on the corner of Front and Kershaw Streets. He is is now opening an entirely new and general as| sortment of Merchandize, selected in New York I the present season, and suited to the demands of j this market?which he will sell at the lowest I Market prices to" Cash, or to responsible persons ! oil credit. A share of public patronage is solicited. Chcraw, S. C. 183G. 48 tf. Stoves. RATH BONE'S &, WILSON'S Gplate fancy STOVES, with Brass balls, suitable for offices, counting rooms, &c. For s:ilr> hv | D. MALLOY. I ?',f- |,h 1S35, 17?tf ; Hemp Bagging, Or superior quality, will be sold very low by . tlic Subscriber. AUGUSTUS P. LaCOSTE. | Sep!. 20, 15 tt. | ~~ BOOK BINDING. fBlIIE subscribers have established themselves i in the above line of business in Cheraw and offer their services to its citizens. G. BAZEXCOURT, & CO. Cheraw, S. C., Jan. 20. In Store and For Sale. PIECES Heavy Ilcmp Bag10 Cases fine Drab and Black Hats, 10 Ditto Drab and Black Sattiu Beaver, 6 Ditto Wool, 4 Ditto Palin Leaf, 15U0 Prs. Shoos, embracing all sizes and qualities, Cotton Osnaburgs and Cotton Yarn, A general assortment of well selected Dry Goods; Al-SO A Good Stock of Hardware and Cutlery, embracing almost every article in that line, Sugar, Coffee, Salt, Iron, Steel, Molasses, Stone Lime and old Wines, Crockery and Glass Ware. Cash paid for Cotton and liberal advances made on Cotton left for shipment to Charleston or New York. BROWN" URYAX. Chcraw, S C., October 1, 31 tf. | New & Cheap Goods. THE Subscriber has just received and opened an unusually larg! and extensive assortment of seasonable Goods, carefully selected by himself in New York, in Sept. last. Those wishing to purchase, may find it to their interest to call and examine before buying, as he thinks his stock will be found to comprise as general an assortment as any in the place; and lie is confident that ho can sell as low as goods ' can be afforded in this market. Merchants from ' the country will find his stock so largo as to I merit their attention. He cordially invites all j to call and judge for themselves. It can at all ^ events, do no harm to come and see He cannot neglect this opportunity of expressing his gratitude to his friends and the public, for the liberal i share of patronage with which lie has always been favored. 1>. D. M'ARX. X*--. '.Mst. 18.3G. Bacon. LUS- N- Ca- BACON, pari Hams. For sale by J. MALLOY &, CO. November 15, 1S30. Petit Gulf Cotton Seed, SHAVE made arrangements, at New Orleans, for a supply of Seed from Petit Gulf, which will be here as soon as practicable. Persons wishing to secure the genuino article, will leave their names with me, and the quantity that they will want. The price will be $7 for a Bag containing 7 Bushels. AUG. P. LaCOSTE. Nov. 1, 1836. 51 Otcer Coats and Cloaks. CIIjOTH, Goats hair and Petersham Over 1 Coats, Pilot and lnlf Pilot Coats, Ladies and Gentlemen's Cloaks, For sale by 31 I). MALLOY. Cloths, Casimere and Satinette. jfO PS. Cloths assorted Colors and a few alP Pieces liibb'd, Casimercs and Fancy Satinettcs. For sale very cheap 51 l,v n. MALLOY. SOUTH CAROLINA, CHERAWDISTRICT, In Equity. Elizabeth Tulbut, et al 1 Dill for Titles vs. > and John McLaurin et al j Injunctions. IT appearing to my satisfaction on the affidavit of Alexander Graham Esq., that Wm. II. Fleming, one of tho defendants in this case is ibsont from and resides beyond the limits of this >tate, it is ordered that the said defendant do ap>car and answer, plead or demur to tho comdainants Dill on or before tho first Monday in February next, and in defiiu't of his so doing the dill be taken pro confetso, as to him. Ordered hut this rulcl>e publishod once a week for three uonths in the Cheraw Gazette. GEO.'W. DARGAX, e. r. C.D. October .*>1, 52 3m. Sale of valuable Real and Personal Property. AT July Term of Anson County Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions tlio Subscriaer obtained liters of administration on the state of Hugh MeKenzie, E-^q, dee'd and at fWok.r T..P111 nf .srtirl ranntv. an order was ffrant ~ J o ed, authorizing the s>i<{ administrator to expose to public sale all the personal estate of said Hugh McKenzic, dee'd, and in obedience to said order, I will oiler for salo at Morven, in said county, at public auction, on Tue sday the 3d day of January next, between eighteen und ticenty-thrce likely NEC ROES, consisting of men, women, boys and girls, some of which are valuable house servants, and all, so fir as I can learn, arc under excellent character. A credit of uino months will l>e given, and purchasers will lie required to give bond and unquestionable security. JOSEPH MEDLEY", Administrator Hugh McKenzic. ? a i <?r>? Ey virtue of a decree of the Court of Equity for said county, made at September Term in the case of the petition of Eliza L. Wilson, and Cornelia McKenzie, by her guardian Joseph Medley, the Clerk and Master of said Court will expose to public Auction at Morvon, on the 3i day of January 1837, all the real Estate of Hugh McKenzie, dee'd, and mentioned in said petition, consisting of the Dwelling House and all neccs. sary out houses attached to said lot, all of which nro in good repair, and a pleasant and health} situation for a family residenco ; also that largt Store and Ware House at Morvon, being one o: the best stands in tho couuly for a mercantile establishment; also one Tract of Land on tht south side of the north prong of Jones' Croek, containing 78 acres more or less; also several oilier tracts of land contiguous to Morvon; all ol which will be moro fully described on the day o! sale. W. K. TROY, C. & M. E. A credit of 12 months will he given, the pur chaser giving bond and approved security. November 8th, 52?tf, ~J. IVIalloy & CoT" i rr _ r c.K UAVt receivsn ana now onjnor .jjw 120 pieces best Hemp & Tow Bagging, 50 Coils Bale Rope, 11000 pounds Prime Bacon, 400 Sacks Salt. Together with Sugar, Cofloo, Molasses, Rico Soap, Candles, Nails, Iron, Steel, Ac. &c. Land For Sale. THE Subscriber offers for Sale, his planta tion in Marlborough District, containing 710 acres prime Cotton and Corn land, having about 250 acres under cultivation. It is situatct three miles from the Court House and has a com fortable dwelling house and necessary out build ings upon it. Persons desiring to purchase it can ascertain the torms by applying to C. W Dudley at Marlborough C. House, or to the Sub soriber himself on the premises. JOHN R. DONALDSON, May 23d, 29 if. Cavindish Tobacco. A Superior article. Just received and lor Sab by JOHN EVANS & CO. Cheraw, S. C. Oct. 25th, 50 tf. Best Spanish Segars. JUST received by JOHN EVANS & CO. Lemon Syrup & Wines. Tg dozen Lemon Syrup, JL 4 dcz m Claret, i 4 dozen Port e Wines. 7 dozen Madcrai. ) For Sale by J. MALLOY & Co. July 12, 35 tf. Sugar and Coli'ce, A IIHDS. St Croix for family use. 5 lia.g* Java Coffee, for sale bv July IS, 1836. .T. .VALLOY k Co. New Goods. TIIE Subscriber Respectfully iuforms hi: friendsand the public, that he has just re ceived his SI*RISC! ASD SUMMER GOODS, Consisting of a very general and well soloclw assortment of Groceries, liats, Shoes, Crockery Hardware, and Cutlery. Also, Faints, Drugs &c Tersons wishing to purchase in this market would do well to call and see. MALCO.V BUCHAXAX. May. 17th 27 tf. POLICIES will be is sued upon Buildings Merchandise in Store, and on the river t< and from Charleston and Georgetown ; also or Cotton in store. Persons living in the countrj and towns adjacent by giving a description of theii property, can have it insured against loss or dam age by tire. * D. S. IIARLLEE, Agent at Clicraw, foi Insu. Co. of Columbia, S. C. April 10, 1836. ~hi;f. MAV HOOKS. Just received at the books store the following among others?Calvin on Romans, Ilodge oi Romans, life of Calvin, McLaurin's essays <a happiness, Good's better covenant. The nature o conviction of sin, and conversion illustrated in the narratives of the conversion of eminent dirts i^ns. by Dr. Ilum.phrev*.?. j Mr. & Mrs. Edmonds 1 Female Seminary and Boarding School. YOKKVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA. THIS Seminary has been in operation nearly two years, and the generous support it has ; received since its commencement, has greatly excccde i the most sanguine expectations of its Principal. It is expected Mrs. Armstrong (formerly Miss Weaver) will conduct the Musical department in the Seminary. This lady's qualifications give every assurance to the Principals that this Department will be conducted on the most appro, j ved plan. In the hoarding Department of the Seminary, Mr. and Mrs. E. pledge themselves that nothing will be omitted to promote the com. fort and improvement of those Young Ladies, who may be placed under their care. The Principals deem it their imperious duty to pay special regard to the Morals and Manners of the Young Ladies committed to their care, i The next Term will commence on the first i Monday in January, and continue until the first J Monday in November, which will constitute the i Scholastic year. i TERMS PER SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS. I Board, Washing, &c. ?50; Minor Class? 'Spelling and Reading, ; Third Class?the i above, with Writing and Marking. ?10 ; Second | Class?the above, with English Grammar, Arilh metic, and (Geography with the use of Maps, j 812,50; First Class?the above, with Astronomy, use of the Globes, Rhetoric* Logic, CompoI sition, Natural Philosophy, See., $20; Latin and j Greek Languages, $20; French, $20; Music I ?Piano, $20 , Guitar, $20 ; Drawing and Painting, $15; Fuel, $1. No Pupil will be received for less than one Session, or the unexpired part thereof. Yorkville, November 10,1836. 6 3t. U* The Editors of the Columbia Telescopo, Southern Times and Gazette, and Christian Herald, (Chcraw) will please insert the above 3 weeks, and forward their accouiita to the Post- k master at Yorkviile, for payment Prospectus OF TUB ; AMERICAN LITERARY COMPANY. . 11I V okunt nflliic Pnmn.-mv i. tn f>bvilte the W 1 11 1J VUJV^Vb W? ?!??? V _ JL general standard of literature in the United States, by introducing into common use, an improved uniform series of elementary books, and : stimulating native talent, by securing to author* j tiie publisher'* profit on other than school books. The plan is, the organization of a company, with sufficient capital to publish all books written 1 by native authors, which may be approved by a j committee of publication, at the ristt of the com. j pany. who shall pay over Vo the author all profit | on the sales, after deducting the printer's chaiges and incidental expenses. It is proposed to manufacture the paper used in printing, and thus to save the expense of drying it for market, putting it into bundles, trans, portation to market, commission, interest and guaranties, equal at least to twenty per cent. A greater saving can be mado by the employ, rncnt of boys in composition, printing and bind, ing. Tins, with the profits on periodicals, reprints, and elementary books, will secure to the I stockholders a good dividend, i By r. quiring each clerk, foreman, papermaker; journeyman, proof-reader, and all others connect. I ed with the Company, to hold a certain amount ' o"stock proportioned to their salary, which, when 1 it ha* not been paid in advance, will be liquidated ' by a sinking fund out of their oarnings, and held ' subject to be assigned to the successor of each, ' | upon a condition that such successor shall be al1 I lowed to pay for it by a deduction from bis earn' ; ings, each person attached to the company be. ' : comes a stockholder, and, to the extent of his 1 1 stock, interested in the success of the institution. r This feature will be rigidly enforced, and in case ' any on8 in the employment of the Company shall ' j for any cause, be dismissed or leave its service, 5 , his stock will bo assigned to his successor. 5 j Agencies will be established in the large cities, 1 : where tiio Company's books can always be had | at the wliol. sale prices. IJooksellrrs, and coun. 1 try merchants who sell books, now pay a profit ^ . to t he paper maker, another to the printer, and ( a third to the publishers. Those who subscribe ; stock iu this Company will receive book- at their cost, rating the printing at the New York prise*, to the amount of the stock so subscribed ; it boing understood that the dividend on their stock, to the amount of six per cent, per annum only, shall bo charged as interest and that all dividend above six per cent, shall be paid to such stockhol-1 thus nrnf.r:,ntuu to K/-W.I.-C*! S curs. 1 iiu VUlIl|?ii?Jj U*uu Mi.vw ? www^.! lers a dividend of 6 per cent, per annum on tha j amount of their stock, and the paper maker*? prof, it, the printer'? profit, and the publisher's protil, over and beyond their own profit as bookseller?. The advantage to the Company is, that all the stockholders will be interested in getting work . I for the Company's office, and that each stock. r j holder will always give a preference to the Corn, r pany's p iper and the Company's books over those j of other maker nud publishers. Such an sr. MngciutMil <?i the booksellers will enable the Company, hy means of a circular addressed to their correspondents, enclosing their report oftbe committee of publication, to be ?od, and thus protect them against all loss by es pertaining in 1 advance if a proposed work can b sold ; for if it t cannot be sold, the Company w U not print it. * Thus the interests of authors, publishers and i booksellers will be reconciled, by creating a com. j munity in which the rights of cu Ji will be so, ; cured, the public benefitted by t e introduction of a uniform series of improved school books, and the South protected against the introduction ot any matter tending in the most remote degree to assail our institutions and prosperity. And when wc take into consideration the fact was that there arc now held against the prejudices of the world ?that a society with more than five hundred auxiliary associations spread over many of the States of this Union, with immense sums for tho gratuitous distribution of tracts and pamphlets, have declared universal emancipation, and re. member the influence which early impressions have on the matured mind, all must see the imj portanco of guarding against the admission into t our elementary books of any matter which may ! mislead the feelings or judgment. Inasmuch as the sale of school books is much greater, and the value and profit depends much, more on the publisher, the Company will divide the profit with the author or compiler on all elementary books. This arrangement will place alL 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* j elusive right to publish until a bettor or improved | book is produced by some other author, the cora[ pany will bo always inviting, and in fact offering 1 a premium for better and improved books. As it ? now i:-, every author encounters the competition of publishers who have the copy-rights of rival 4 ? books. This Company will be an impartial urn. pirc, ready to place each now competitor on the same footing as the most favored party. Its oh., ject being to publish the best book, and the profit: ; | being the same on oithcr, the preference will &I> ways be, and Directors will be held in Columbia, ^ South Carolina, on the 30th of November. In ; : the mean time subscriptions will be reeeivod, and r , the certificates of stock issued when the Compa. j ny is org ipized. The objects to be accomplished by this Company are such that it is hoped there r will be no want of funds; and we especially rely on the readers of the Telegraph to forward their ; names. | DUFF GREEN. Washington City, August 2d, 2836. w ;'For sale at the Bookstore* 1" A N Appeal to Young Men in the Tresbyterian - j Jm. Church. By Professor H owe,of the Theo logical Seminary in Columbia. . The proceed? tQ be d-n'.t.-d t? the