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k.O.\ * i. iSA i i O ' Then tii?*y that feared l!ie Lord spa ofeu one to another, and the Lord he; kened. and heard."' There is no duly mo piainiy incumbent upon Christians, audi lightful, and prolilahie in its proper excrc than that ot religious conrcrsafion. It greatly to he lamented tha there is so g<. oral maaention and neglect in reference it among professors. ins:ead of imhni their discourse with the spirit of religion, might he expected from the name th bear, ii as t>v many, almost entirely t c oded. Many, wlien the subject of r. gion ;s mtroduci d, treat it on?y as a subject controversy, a topic of curious spccultaw or au occasion of disoms.ng the merits some preacher or writer. By rcligic conversation, we mean that which tei dircciv to (Jhnsri.m exper.cncc, ar; 1 pr; ilea! godiuiess. Tiie JSeriptur.s rep .t < ?.:? ?T;,, Ul'gt CM Olil" UUOiUlUii vii.a *... words which I command thee.tohu shall L of iclwii thou sides' in thj house, and f! thou wall,est (aj the way, anl when tl hest down, mid wh n thou ris\ t.'i up 1 that commuincaiion proceed out of yi mouth, which is goo I in tin use of cdi;yt tiiat n ma\ minister irracc unto t ic licaie f W O ' Let your sjkh'cIi always be.will 1 grt seasoned witii suit." tSoine endeavor lo jwstifv their neglect religious eouv. rsation by pleading their i turui ditfidence. l,W?e arc afraid to I: (say t.iey) of rel gious subjects lest ? loulJ degrade them, or expose our igi ranee and mexper once,or seek to claim ' iiK i r. oi a degree of piety,\i bicli we do i iv ub possess." Tuere is frequently son iuiiig ->o apparently amiable in this moc excuse, tiiat i; may be somewhat difiieull mark i's fallacy. Surely, t!ie persons w c iuceivlv make it are far iess to be consul La'j.ii nose conceited pharisecs who are ei oUruumg tiietr religious cam for the purpt of exciting wonder at their superior piety, i surely this excuse is oppsed ;o plain du and tnervlbrc must be vain. This feeli is n >t yielded to when it opposes tlic claii of business. IIow much less s.hould it endured wnen inconsistent with tlie ousi Vance of a Scriptural duty. In the forn case it is prsevenngly opposed until to t. of business becomes easy and deliglitf Surely then it should be much more resist in tiie la tor uu il to converse of religion \ com?s delightful. Pious co.iversa: ion mus* in rs very i. tare, be pleasant and delightful to eve true Christian. It brings before the mi the most noble and interesting objects a thomes and in connection with pcculiai favorable assciatiot.o. What heart cs[ ciully what Christian heart can be satisfi with selfish pleasure? Who does not fi his joys increase when participated in co 1 A|. _ ^ necuon wi h a Irieutn m mis exercise- c nffec/iou for our Christian friends is exciu and \\e share in sympathy each o he joys, and sorrows' and to.Is. They w have been most constant, an I frequent in observance, will Testify that in it their iica have often burned within them as did the of the two disciples who talked with .he S vior on his way to Kinmaus. Religious conversation is useful to t bctcivcr in many wavs. I cncourag . ^ dcision and circumspection in our dai in recourse with the world. 15 v engagii v o o iu it we openly acknowledge otusclves be scrvan s of Cod and we will be grea! induced to guard against carelesse.ss a temporizing amidst temptation. It is j. culiurly calculated to nuture brotherly lot to nuk ; known our real sent m . nts,e\p a our Chris ian regard, and exercise our in tual sympathies? ilow of en lias it be ttie means of instructing the ignorant, cc firming the doubtful, reclaiming the bac slider, strengthening the weak, consoli the distressed, animating tiio discourngt and increasing the knowledge, zeal, gr A ' * it ' itude, and joy, ?.! Unr.stians m an circu st uncos. This datv is !iko\visc fitted to do god, * kt O ' the unconverted, lt ihev are only listew to it, an important opportunity is oiler tor such observations as may esp cia meet their case, though not directly a dressed to them. But the advantage much greater when they can be prevail upon to take part in the conversation. Then their particular objections can answered, die most dangerous stunibli bio?k pointed out, their besetting s n shot and opposed, and their special perils dc m illed. In the addresses from the pulp they can evade the blow directed agaii i ii*. theuu or take reluge 111 some excuse a cavil, to which the preacher perhaps 111 not follow them; but in private corners t on a boon t mints ma? be mad;, \ !dc"i cannot ward olf, and they can be lollow withersoever they liee. Consistency requires Christians to ci tivate religious conversation. They pr fess to have iiad their minds sanctified a enlarged, and raised by divine inSluen How can such a professor be reconcil with preferring to converse habitually -i _ ?iv**?J Molhited things of I IDC glWI tllllts, | vorl'l- rather than on the purer and nob . b c t?o!'et rnity. They profiss to ha . ielded their affections to religion, and have made it their great and supreme co corn. But is this in accordance with tin conversing on it now and then, merely chance may direct? Do we not, accordi to the constitution of our nature, ever i; light to talk most of those things which ' most love. Christians should prepare i this duty by cultivating a spiritual feat off mind, increasing their religions knov edge, and their aptness to impart it w interesting illustrations. Turv should se for opportunities to discharge it bv law ing Christian intercourse, and should no\ sutler such an opportunity to pass aw unimproved.?Their conversation shot ever he characterized by wisdom and d cretion, by gentleness, and kindnes-. Christian Inicliigcji.u r. From fiir Stittdiiy Sc.'iito . Words or tut wist. Or I\aiis fastened Masters of Assc 'fitS. J ..-v f .. find > . . y .[ .jII.i il'C id . o kc sjllicient.?Mat heir Henry. ir- j 22. (>ne grain of time's ines imable sand no j is worth a golden mountain.?liogrr If If- ! le- ( Hams. ise 22. Those that will not bo reasoned out is of their sins, sooner or latter shall be lrigiit.'ii cited out of tiie-iii.?Maihew Hair:/. to 24. Tis not the whole of life to live, nor ng all of dea1 a to die.?Montgomery. as 2o. Perfection consisted! more in the wey ; nity < }' of one ail-suilicient Heing, titan in j :\. he voluntary concurrence of manv beings, j li- ?Baxter. off 2'J. Titc undoing of history is the over jn, j doing.?Lighi-'nit. ol ' 27. fr. queiicy of crimes has washed ! ins i tiiem white.?Coirper. .ds 2S. Whoever haili been blind in this life i I c- .all also be bind in the next, and shall wan. Jiy | (.It more widci) i'r ..n tir path.?Tnc he- j L'SC | A III. .ill; \ *JJ\ Ji i-; be pa : of a man to receive , ten goo I council, even though written on a wall. ton ?S.t.di, Let 3d. 1:1 veil n single hair lias its shadow. tur ?Pub He us Syr us. ng j 31. Tiiis life is a bridge with a highway r." i beyond if.?Fcridcn Alter. :ce 32. lie ennnotbe faithful to man who is not faithful to Clod.?Cancilof Toledo. of 33. 1 read some books, that others may in- not read them.?Ambrose. lik i 31. It is ordinary for novices in religion we ' to east ail their discourse into a teaching to. Si rain.?] Hirer. the , 3o. t)fa!! young preachers, the most ra to! j tional and tractable are those who have been : ic-: well taught.?Luther. ' ?' i ? : .i -t;.,., ..it ; IOS . OO* .UUUCS V J?> HIV," ^UUlUtUIi K.'L Ciil v^c?i\-? to virtucs.? ( 7tv/ o. ho 37. It is better to limp in tl?o right |>atli; cd tlia 11 to run in the wrong one.?Angus!in. ;er 3S. No true religion can exist without' .vsc 1 the study of the Scriptures.?Lacantius. kit 3D \Ve ought not to despise the divine j v. gifs enjoyed by the wicked,because we disiig like their persons ?Calcin. ins 40. Integrity is the glory of a christian:' be to be entire. lacking nothing.?lloicc. lt- 41 Xor love tliy life, nor hate; but what . ler tiiou livest live well.?Milton. ;!k 4'2. Piety istac sokI oftalcnt.?Masallon. id. 43. The repen anco of a dying manoftf,n cd" dies with him.-?--h/g?5///t. >e- 44. None are more oslen a/ious of ati tachmcnt to the truth than teachers of falsetu ' hood and the partisans of hcrsy Auguttin. ry 46. Perhaps even among those wiio hold ud in general, that advice never docs good nd ; there is no individual wlio cannot recollect lv i some few w ords, some conversation, which I >e- has altered the fuurc colour of their lives.? 1 ed J/. Edircirorth. ad 47 F.il your r? flections with the cross cf n- i Chris*, that there re ay ho no room for sin. , iur | The world once put him cut ofthe house in d, ! io a stable, when he came to save us; let ; r's him now turn the world out of doors when ho he is come tosauctifv us.? Owen. iuj I Notice to Creditors. |.u ; STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, ) Town of Cheraw, I MO BERT II. CROCKETT having made r.n f, assignment of certain property, ami R. II. 11 es i Crockett & Co. having made an assignment of, ( j|v ui; the goods, chattels, debts and effects of tlic ' * ~r said firm of K. H. Crockett & Co. to us, for the ! 4? } benefit of the creditors of the said firm, first to | pay certain preferred creditors, and out of the ' l!y residue to pay and discharge, in equal propornd lions, pro rata, all the other demands of the ere] dito.s ot the said firm of R. II. Crockett Co., ; who will, 0:1 or before tho first day of October ' ' j next, establish their claims, and agree to take a ss : dividend unchr said assignment, and discharge ; u- the said firm from any further liability or account-! (jjj ability on account of said debts : Notice is herein* ? ..n 1-..: ?i.? .if I i given uiiiu uii <i:i(i^>iii^(iiiii um > .iu timnwii- ui >u the aforesaid firm, td come forward and establish 1 tv* th.'ir demands, and make their election whether ,Js or not they will receive a dividend under the 1 J, : aforesaid assignment, on or before the lirat day . a*. ' of October next. I And all and singular l!i/? creditors of the said i : firm of R. II. Croekctt & Co. are hereby notified that we will, <n Tuesday the 2nd day of May to ' next, and on Wednesday the 2d of August next, jI S it Moore's Hotel, in the town of Cheraw, lay bc, fore tliem a statement of our proceedings, unless j ,, required to do so sooner, bv the aforesaid crcdi. ' "J* tors. D. L. Mr KAY. } . . 1- W.J. HAXXA, J| is Cheraw, March 13th, 1837. 19:G ?. Ba?f?fin?;, Hope, Groceries,! be v r ng _ _ &C. W u EAY\ lien p and tow T> tgging ; M a. Uussii hemp 11 tie Kope ; Sewing Twine; 1 >i', St. Croix and /'orto Rico Sugars ; )Sl Loifand Lump Sugar; n j Moeln, OM J ivj, Liguira, and Rio Codec; I ? West India Molasses ; Imperial, Hyson and Souchong Teas ; . Chocolate Xo. 1 ; CV ; Dana Sanger & Co.'s Soap, in large bars; Hull &. Son's Patent mould Candles; Troy mould do.; , ' Sperm do.: i:!- Tog-ther with a general assortment of Dry ' - C i 1 7. 11. 1,...,. 71.1.. 1 0- | UooJ.s naruw.ir ', ii'Mun ?aiv.-, vjwvmij, na^i j Shoes, Ac. lor sale by ^ . Nov. 15. " JOHN A. INC MS. ^ I Seine Twine. : I 1 & "00.1 stock of the above artieln for sale by ' ;ie & J. MALI.OY&CO. i l('r ; Feb. 11, 1837. ; to: New & Cheap Goods. ?n- rjjp ill! Subscriber has just received and openrrir ?d unusu ally large cud extensive assort. as mrnt of .>ca;onabl? (mods, carefully selected by him e f in New Yuri*. in Sept. last. Those : wishing to purchase, may find it to their inter. c" est to call and examine before buying, as lie' We thinks his stock will be found to comprise as for sJ n?r; ^ nn assor'oient any in liie place; and no is confi lent th.it he tun sell as low as goods ! ' can be afforded in this market. Merchants from ! vl* the country will find his stock so large as to i itli merit their attention. Ho cordially invites all j ?.] to < ill and judge for themselves. ft can at all events, do no harm to conic and s ;c i le cannot neglect this opportunity of expressing his grati-' 01 tude t'? his friends and the public, lbrtho liberal i av sltare of p itror.ago with which lie has always j}J been favored. 1). 11. 3I'ARN". J N'.tv. tllst, Hod. j, 1 _ I ()raiii?'Fs. ! icniotis, ?? c. OR\NCId ?, Lemons, Almonds, Raisins,! Prunes, Figs, Sugar and ihittor Crackers, j lhiie Apple Chocs*, Ncv.ark Cider,New Orleans ! Mohssrs, Sugar house do.. Louisiana double ro-: * , f';i *' S v ;r. bis* x- c rived and f >r s;Re n(; l! r V ?_ T \n r ^ iv)V. 11 lYiX. All own ts of tin; <?i 1! r-pi i and A-sou tracts of land within the limits of tlie town of Cheraw are required to report tlie same to M ssrs. lirown Itry.m, l).:vi.l Moor- , and lawrcnco l'ii;:ce, asse.-s ors, as early an tSieidth ins!. IIv order oi' Co;:noil, F.LO.NO, CM. j April 12 '22 tf ~MKTICIIants nANK OF ?S.C., i CirmiAW APRIL 1. 1 ^ FHIII!: roj.-ul.ir annual cKcliun for Directors A ofthis Institution will tike place at 1 he 11 ink in Cher.iW, on .Monday tho l<t day of .May proximo. \\ . (iODFUHY. C isii'r. CinT.itv, Sonlli Carolina, til It. I a i 1 i id lor Sale. rj^IIi: Subscriber offers for Sale his Land at A. Sn.'.'.JsL-orou^h, tiie improvements are a co " "ah! * two story Dwelling House, with necessary out buildings, and saw and Oris' .ui!i, about five hundred civs cleared and under fence, fronts one mile 011 the Pedee River, cloven miles aliovp ('ii row. 'I'Ji-* tract contains between eleven hu:.dvJ and twclvjlunnin.fi acres, well watered, lie - well an I is healthy. The subscriber is well aware of tie depressed price of land an 1 will sell at a v-ry low price and reasonable indulgence, Apply to the subscriber on lite premises. WILLIAM JOllXSOX. I October 5th. 18.TI. <16 tf. Holiadmf s Hotel. fMMEDIATELY opposite the Kail Rocd j warehouse, is now open lor the recopion ot Trivellcrs. The house is large and has l>cen lilted up lcr a Hotel, and h< ing iininediafcly at ] iihe point on II gb Street whence the cars ar- ! rivi and depart d.-ilv, makes it so conveni mt to invdl rs on the Kail Road and by Steam Boats, tthat more is unnecessary to bo said. The proprictor pledges himself to render every accommodation to those that iii-iv call at Ids Hotel. JAMES I10LLADAY. Portsmouth, Ya, Jan. H. XT* To !)c inserted in the Xorfolk Bcacontand Baltimore American three times a week for one month, and in tlie Rileigh Standard, Edenlon (razettc and Choraw (.lazctto, lor three months, an J send their hills to this office for payment. Prime Bacon, at 13 1-2 cts. j "8 rtfe LHS- i,rimo Rlcon- an | J. t Aw sides, which wo w ill sc." J hv the hundred pounds, and over, at 13? cent; cash; a less quantity, 1.1 els. VV.&T H AI LEY A C I Jan. IOth, 1S3T. JH' uXoticc. ; 4LL persons having professional business with the subscriber are requested to call on XV. 11. Kohhins, K*q., who will attend to any business during niv ahs-'ne* in Florida. J. W. 15LAK EXEY ,T.tn. 1(1, iS'37. New Goods. ? CI I IK subscriber is now receiving direct from -SL New York, a general assortment ofOoods, :ir,i *.iiMi?r W'liifnrv. (Infill, rose. " ^ J\" and striped Blankets, Negro Cloth, Sattinet, Merinos, and domestics, Shoes, Hardware, &< . Also, best St. Croix Sugar, old Java Codec, . No. 1 .U tck. rel in half Lbis., Buckwheat tlour, Ooshon butter a choice article, beef tongues ? } smoked, beef, crackers, cheese in boxes, also X. C. old bacon with a choice selection of Wines an.! other spirits. Being desirous to set apart the year of 1637 to j close up his books and view the ground upon ; which he stands, he is compelled to say to his customers that many of his accounts will he ui>. uuittuntoU i h,? first of January, and he \ earnestly calls upon those IlUieUlca by note or ' account to make arrangements to settle without | delay. His stock of goods will he oil* red at re. dueed prices for cash or country produce. Cotton received and shipped as heretofore, ! and advances made ifrcouired. t ' BROWN BRYAN. Dec. 20, 1KIG. Removal. flJlIIE subscribers have this day removed to a J JhL NEW BUILDING oue door below their ! old stand, and oil' r for sale a large and extensive : stool; of NEW & FASHIONABLE GOODS, consisting of Dry Goods, Hardware, & Gito cf.riks; Also?a large stock of Domestic and j Foreign Liquors A: Wines; all of which will bl i sold low for cjsIi or countrv pioduce. M. & It. IIAILE1'. Feb. 11, 1837. 14 tf | Mucklejohn, Junior. rgHIIS truly noble, spicudid and highly famed \ JL animal?who for power of muscle, symmetry and correctness of proportions and accuracy of admeasurement, sets tlie world at defiance; wlio has run twenty-two races (mostly 4 mile heats) and won over $5000 in purses, he- ; sides by-bets, ?Ac. will continue to stand the | present Spring and Fall seasons at the stable of {he subscriber, at St iteburg, and be let to mares at S>50 cash, or ?>G0 payable 1st Oct., and one j dollar to the groom in all cases. Spring Season ! to end 1st August, and Fall season 1st Decern ! her. FOR SALE. <5 10STKU&.C0XE'S()RIUINALS0UTFI. I ^ ' i:RN TONIC, a Family Medicine, war- j1 runted a speedy and I :stiug curt* lor AGUE AND FEVER, j; and every symptom ofgeneral debility. J.C. WADS WORTH. :* I Xov.jJ>, 1S.U j | Fresh (jround Buckwheat j] Flour. liilS. of the above article lor sale | at retail, for cash, bv J. MALLOY &. CO. j ' Feb. Gib, 1537. J3:tf j Ait ction it Commission Business. r?im; Subscriber having- rented the large 1 ' ! -fi. ware house on Front street,on door cast of : Mr. John A. Inglis' store, lately removed and | i tilted up as an Auction vX Grocer} Store by Mr. I John G. McKenzie, is ready to r. ceive on con- j , I signinent any Goods, or other property to lie dis. i ' posed at auction or private sale, for a fair com- I pensation ami will !? * thankful tor a share of j I.' 'I? MilPCl v ]> li mil i;; iv. i . , y Chcraiv, Feb. 1.1, 1S37. Over Coals end Clonks, j if 1LOT1I, f Jo its Inn and Petersham Over M Vy ( 'oats. ! 0 Pilot and half Pilot Coats, , ^ Ladies ami Oentloinen's Cloaks, ' t For sale by j 1 .">1 I). MALLOY. fresh Iiicc. Ti rcos superior Rice for family use, for ! sale, for cash, by J. MALLOY vA CO. j * Feb. 21. 1S17. . Molasses, &c. jy 1 Lids W. L Molasses; 12 bids N. O. | do., superfine ; 17"?sacks Salt, for sale, j for cash. by J. MALLOY &. CO. Fob. 21, 1837. 9 Sugar. Ij1 NT. Croix. Porto Rico, Louisiana Clarified, ; Pouble I' dined Loaf, and White Havana, i -* for sale, bv the quantity or retail, bv 1). MALLOY. I } 27th Feb. 1S.17. ltirtf ' Malaga Grapes, ! [ If TOR .Salcbv the Jar or at retail, bv A ' D. MALLOY. ja ? ?* i ,?i ,c . vnni i, 10.)( i.. Java, Laouira, & Ilio Coffee, i" o A COO I) supply of the above article on band u.aL and for side, by J. MALLOY &, CO. I IV1?. Gth, 1>37. 13:tf i Fresh Raisins, RE CD BY STEAMER OSEOLA. \ > BOXLS, and 10 Half Boxes, and for * ZJP si!- I?v J. MALLOY & CO. j d Feb. Gth, 1-37. 13:tf j d Bacon & Lard. ;i lbs well cured X.C. Bacon, and | a few hundred pounds prime ( Lard. Fur sale cheap, for cash onlv, bv I). MALLOY. , Feb. 13.163;. ; f Sheriff's Sales. jfi By permission of the Court of Ordinary ot Ottr-T.tftli.-lti 1 Ustrlet, will ?..U Loloru tllO _ ^ Court House, on the first Monday in May next, within the legal hours; two tracts of land be- n longing to the cstalo ot weorgc rarxcr, ucc u. , Both tr..cts lying on Westfield's Creek ; one con- j n tains 130 acres more or less, bounded by the land of Rilih Smith, Ceo. Gardner and others. The other tract contains 100 acres more or less, n adjoingof tlie land of George Gardner, Samuel j White and the estate of Erasmus Powe, dee'd. ! \ Terms.?As much as will pay the expenses of i the sale will be required in cash on the day of ( a sale, the bal mce 011 a credit of one year, purch t- r a s?rs will give not,- and good security, with in- i terest from t lie day of sale, and a mortgage on (c the premises if deemed necessary, to the Ordina- f ry to secure the purchase monev. I \ ALFRED M. LOVVRY, s. c. p. i Sheriff's Office. ) j _ Gt.h April, lc37. ? 22 tf Sheriff's Sales. j On xcrits o f Fieri Facias. j * OX the tirst A/onday in may next, will he sold before the Court House, within the 7 legal hours, the following property, viz :? 1 J i2!)0 Acres of Laud more or less, whereon tho j cl Defendant resides, lying on Fork Cri ck, adjoin- c ing the laud of-t/rs. Lucy, Bryant Decs and s; .vti.m. 1,r>i> iiir? nro?M*rfv nf Williiun El*. tf ans, ut the suit of David Cropland vs. Win. Ev- " ansand D. B. JKVillan. I b 500 Acres of Land, more or 'ess, on Skipper's Crock, adjoining the liiul of Alexander Camp- ; s: hell, Sr. Roderick Stewart and others, levied on ^ as the property of Daniel Nicholson, at the suit I1' of A/ark llailoy and others vs. I). Nicholson. ,s X?DtK) Acres of Land, more or less, whereon the Defendant resides, adjoining the land of D Benjamin Cassity and John M4Kay, and others, 0 levied on as the property of Ranald M'Donald, nt the suit of J. C. Coil and 1'. L. Robeson vs. R. M* Donald. I ? Terms.?Cash. Purchasers \v ill pay for Slier- ! ~ iiT's Titles. i ^ A. M. I.OWRY, s c. n. j ?< Sheriffs Office. ) ? 10th April, 1*37. \ h 22 tf Cof.xcii. Chamber, April , 1*37. ORDERED, that sections 15 and 16 of Ordinance No. 3 ho published in the Cheraw C..zette. f Ordinance No. li. \d] Sr.c. 15. Beit ordained that every owner of 1 an improved f<ot within the said Town shall pro- ; vide a leather bucket of the usual size, for cacli ~ chimnry on the premises, and for neglect or refusing so to provide lira buckets, shall forfeit j -m and pay five dollars for each fire bucket not provided ;.s herein directed. ! _ ^i'/4 It* I* > tf nnl nnnrl flmi ? Itn flin ' 1 " 1/^ * ? "4\?UU?CU^ tli.ll. il .-IIUll WU till I daly of every Council to appoint, as early as possible, utter tiioir election anil qualification, . A six fire masters, whose duty it shall be to see that ^ all improved Lots are provided with fire buckets, j to inspect semi-annually, and report to the Council the condition of tho Hooks, Ladders, &c. and to attend and direct at all fires; and' further, that members of the. Council for the / time being shall be ex-ofiicio fire masters, and all I perxons neglecting or refusing to serv as tiro , a masters shall forfeit and pay twenty dollars. | I'. LONG, Clerk of Council. April 10 2*2 tf Fresh Mackerel. \f & U15LS. No. 1 Mackerel, 10 Do. No. 2 l)o. !."? Do. No. .'I Do. j ,l1 ;> iiiif uhis. No. i Do. ; 10 Do. No. 'J Do. jiiot received and for j sale, for can1, i ??/ 1 * : : \ j T :*? ;* a ? gJ^iXotice. liOM this date, I shall make a charge of 2? per ceut. on all moneys adr.unced, liesidc* lie legal iutorost. on Col tun Shipments, Accept, mrrs, an;i Liabilities, whether at Hank or other, rise; and lor tile renewal of all Motes, tilling uj] md attending to discounting Drafts, and remit iug Money, J of 1 per cent, will Ik? charged upon .he amount. Also, will undertake to make salt >f property, real or personal, lor a small com. nission. * DROWN DRYAN. Jan. 2, 1837. 8:tf 'sELYE mW?SMXE T11 INK. A supply of the above articles for sale cln aj /m_ for cash by I). MALLOY. Dec. 2~, 183i'i. (i-tf flour. Heal, J- lard. JSTOKTll Carolina Flour hy the barrel, i* Fresh country Lml. ALSO?Flour and Ylcal, at retail, by J. A. INGLIS. Dec. (>. rilE STA TE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, } C1IERAW DISTRICT. $ In Equity. ldministrulore of E. White, ^B;lr for R..,k,fi Creditors of E. White. S &c ETT is ordered Hint the creditors of Eliliu W lute EL deceased, do render in to the Commissioner >t" this Court and prove their claims before him, icfore the 1st d .y of Juno next: and further, hat this order be published for three months in he Chcraw Gazette. [Signed] WM. HARPER. Pile above is a true ropy from the order book GEO. W. DARGAN, C. E. C. J). February 21st, 1637. 16:3m For Sale, 2 ^iXE Four llorse Waggon, entirely nov.*. 19 JOHN E VAX'S ,V CO. Chcraw, March 4th. 17:tf Drug Store. rHE Subscribers have removed to their New Store on Front Street, opposite to that of Taylor & Punch's where they have and will coninue to keep, a full and complete assortment of 'bugs, Medicines, Surgical Instruments, and Shop Furniture ; Also : "aints, Oils, (itass, Dye Stall's, & Perfumery All of which they propose selling on the most cusouablc terms; and particularly so, to those madug iarge purchases. Any article they may not have on hand when ipplicd for, will he procured on short notice. POWE &. MALLOY. March 21st, l'J tf. "cTieraw district. In Equity. tichard Piiclan, Adin'r. "J Francis Wilson, rx. j? Bill to Marshal Assets. Heirs and Creditors of | Francis Wilson, J \ AX motion of Graham & Evans, Solicitors *. V for complainant, it is ordered that the creitors of the late Francis Wilson dp prove their emands. before the Commissioner in Equity for lieraw District, 011 or before the hrst dav of JuY next. CEO. \V. PARC AN, c. i:. c. n March 13th, 1?<37. 18:13t Tax Notice. rli E su! stribor will attend as follows to t ike returns, and receive the Taxes for Chestereld District, for 183t>. viz : At Mt. Crojjb.an, 0:1 Monday, 3.1 April next. At lllakeney's Old Store, on Tuesday, 1th H?? it At Mieliac. .Miller's, on Wednesday, Tub April ext. At John Middlftcn's, on Thursday, Gth April ext. At Sper.r's AIills, on Friday, Till Ajiril next. Af Steerpen Springs, on Saturday, 8th April ext. At Chesterfield Court House, on .Monday, 10th ipril next. At Cheraw. on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thurs ay, Friday, and Saturday, 11th, 1-th, 13th, 14th nd loth of April next. The Collector will attend at his office, at Chesiriiold C. II., during Court week in March next. All returns must he made by the first day or lay next, or a double tax will be imposed. The Oath will bo required in every instance, s the law directs. L. II. ALSOBROOK, T. C. C. J). Feb. 4th, 1?37. 13:lftt Notice to Creditors. 'IIE STATE OF SO. CAROLINA, ) Town of Clicraw. \ ROBERT ll. CROCKETT, surviving partnor of the late firm of McKenzio &. Crock It, having made an assignment of all the goods, battels and efleets of the said late firm, or of the lid Robert 71. Crockett as survivor of said firm, > us, for the benefit of the creditors of said firm, i cnual uronorlions. vro rata, who will, on or cfore tils first day of November next, establish icir claims, and agree to take a dividend under lid assignment, and discharge the firm of Mc[cir/io & Crockett from any further liability or ccountability on account of said debts: Notice ; hereby given unto all and singular the credits of s iid firm, to come forward on or before :c first d iv of November next, and establish their [aims, and make their election whether or not icy will take a dividend under said assignment. And all and singular the creditors aforesaid, re hereby notified that we will, on Tuesday the d day of May next, and on Wednesday the ild ay of August next, at Moore's Hotel, in the nvn of Cheraw, lay before them a statement of ur proceedings, unless required to do so sooner, v the aforesaid creditors. I). L. MeIvAY, ) . W. J. 11 ANNA, \AntSn esCheraw, Match J'1th, 1K*17. I9:fi BOOK BINDING. rHE subscribers have established themselves in the above line of business in Cheraw ud oiler their services to its citizens. G. BAZENCOUKT, & CO. Cheraw, S. C., Jan. 2(>. ixaiicu rujii-j. drawing off accounts, lor sale at the 1 Bookstore. Corn Meal. r 10UX MEAL kept constantly on hand and L ' tor sale, tor rash or,l>{, l>v J. .M ALLOY & CO. Jan. 23rd, 1637. U:tf , Psalms tV Hymns r>F th (General Assembly of the PresbvteriiW an Cimrch, large andsnidl edition, in tine nd common binding. Enquire at the Bookstore. Dec. -7, 1pCi?. Copartnership / \mn erf. Ml HE subscribers have this day formed a co. partnership in business, under the linn of W. 6c T. BAILEY & CO. nd have taken the Store lately occupied bv Mr. l. P. L.vCOSTE, one door north of Kershaw reel. V? . J. BAILEY, T B BAILEY. r?*?DY V.* BAT His pedigree and p"rforinonces having been so lmg and so Jofien b.-foro t!ic public it is not iliv in'11 110c essary to repeat them here. After the close of the present Spring and Fall seasons, he will go to Augusta, Georgia, and his place hole he supplied by the no less distinguished horse R rtrand, Jun. Mares lVoma distance will ho well fed and attended to, at from 31$ to 37^ cents per day, j as may he directed, and Servants ho irdi-d gratis. Every precaution used to prevent accidents or ! cscancs. CYRUS MORSE. ! March 17, 1!) l it. cil K iiA wiMSTFUnr {11 idljliit Robt. Rogers, et $ vs. I ?; 1 for Acc't and Parti- j Benj. Ih Rogers, j tion. Adm'r. rt al. J fT appearing U I10 > itisfaction of the Court, that Julius Poelmlz and wife, Ncodham Smith and wife, Mary Rogers, Flora Campbell, and Francis A. Rog rs, def. ndants in the above case, arc absent from and reside licyond t lie limits of this State. On motion of Graham & Evans, Soli itors, ordered that publication be made in the Ciicr iw Gazelle for three months, requiring : the s inl defendants to be and appear in the Court of Equity for Che raw District, within three * ' -1 l ^ - . -- 1 .1^. 1 monlns iro:n mis n.uo, aim ui-mur, picau or answer complainant's hill, or judgment pro conless> will be entered against them. <a:o. W. DARGAN, C. 1J. C. 1). Darlington Court House, ) loth March. 1S37. ? . 1S: 13t. j Dissolution. inn: firm of CLARK & SMITH was dis-, . solved on tii': 13th iust. by mutual consent. All persons indebted will m ike immcdiitc payment. to A. Clarke, who is duly authorized to settle the business of the concern. A. CLARK, JJRYAX C. SMITH. Clicr.iv.% 13th .March, li*37. 20:fit Toilet Powder, *3 ,^OR sale at the jg - ronr M . . . Notice I i J Hll subscribers having moved their cnliro ; | JL stock of goods from Cheraw to Lancae. tvrviilo, S. C. where they intend nettling tlicm. 1 selves permanently, they will be happy to see i ! their friends and former customers. Also, wo . have declined the commission and forwardiug i | business. All goods which have been ordered to : ! us and have not yet come to hand will bo found . i in the care of l'elix Long, Esq. J. &, L. 11. ASHCRAFT. April 4 12 tf Salt. Molasses, and Rice. & SACKS Liverpool Salt, and a few Casks of .Molasses and Rice, for ! sale cheap for cash, bv retail or wholesale. J). MALLOY. ! Jan. 10th, 1837. 9:tf I Cotton Seed. Gulf, received per steam. Oj& boat Oscola, and lor sale l>v D. MALLOV. ' Feb. 22nd, 1S37. 16:tf j MALCOM BUCHANAN ' SS now receiving and for sale, 50 pieces Bagging, 20 bags Lagnira and Rio Coflee,30cases Hits, 20 doz. Caps, 30 Fowling Guns, i A few sets Blacksmith's Tool/, with a good ; stock of Saddlery, I lard ware, Crockery ware kc.f ! all of which will be sold low for cash, or barter | for country produce. Nov. 22, 1836. Bacon. fclM&dkKfe CBS. N. C.I. BACON, part Huns. For sale by J. MALLOY & CO.. Novctnl)cr 15, 183G. Butter and Lard. A GOOD supply of the above articlo on hand and for sale low, for cash, by J. MALLOY CO. | Feb. Gtli, 1837. 13;tf Election. fT is ordered that the Colonels of the 28th, 29th and 30th Regiments, do cause an Election to be held at the Court Houses of their res pcctive Districts, on Tuesday the 9th of May next, for a Brigadier General of the 7th Brigade, : to Jill the vacancy occasioned by the promotion i of Brig. Gen. McQueen. By order of Muj. Gen. McQueen. ALEX. GRAHAM, Brigade Major of 1th Brigade* 7tl? March, 1837. 18:9t j John Evans & Co. ' HH AYR just received Molasses, Sugar, Cuf7 u fl. fee, Rice, Flour, Bacon, Tallow & Sperm /? ...ii... c :..K c 1 t? i 'JllUits, ?_ ji liiisjt kji yiixn uiiu v avciiuiaii a. uuikw [best quality,] Spades, Shovels, Weeding Hoes, Hollow War *, vVc which, in addition to their former stock, comprises almost every article adapted to this market, and is now ottered for sale on as poml terms as cm bo had at this place, i Cheraw, March 1st. 17:tf Land For Sale. i IIl-i Subscriber otters for Sale, his planla1 JL tion in .Marlborough District, containing 710 acres prime Cotton and Corn land, having about 250 acres under cultivation. It is situated th roe miles from the Court House and lias a comfortable dwelling bouse and ncccssarv out buildings upon it. l'ersons desiring to purchase it, can ascertain the terms by applying to C. W. Dudley at ."Marlborough C. House, or to the Subscriber himself on the premises. JOHN R. DONALDSON, May 23J, 29 tf. Northern Ilay. Handles of the above article, for sale, for cash, by J. MALLOY & CO. Feb. 21, 1837. Pole Boat Charlotte, I'AI' 1 Al.y LjIjIJAH HLSlliAU. THIS boat has been purchased by the subscribers, and will run winter and summer. We shall be grateful to the public for a share of patronage Goods shipped by her, for country merchants, and consigned to us, shall be forwarded free of expense, except that actually paid out. W. & T. IJAILEY & CO. J feb.20, 1S37. 15 tf j ^ H ^ H E new Steamboat | JL Oscola, built expressly for ttiis River, is daily expected, and will run j regularly between Georgetown and this place. " JAMES POWELL, Pres. Ms.S.C. i Jan. 3D. 12 tf i The Charlotte Journal and the Western Caro' linian, (Salisbury) will publish the above adveri tisenient three times and forward their accounts .' to this office. Buckwheat Flour, Ij^OR sale by 1 JOHN EVANS Sc CO. Clieraw, March Gth. 17:tf : Mountain Butter. I /& FIRKIXS, first quality, Mountain But* ! ter, equal to any ottered in this market, or sale by D. MALLOY. ( Dec. 12. 163G. j FOR SALE. A GIG ami Harness, entirely new*. G.Il DUX LAP ' Dec. 20, 1836. 6.tf Blankets Negro Cloths Cotto n Bagging fyc. THE Subscriber has on hand a good Stock of the above articles which he will sella* ! cheap as anv in market. 51 * D. MALLOY. Northern Flour, &c. ?$L'PERFIXE Western Canal Flour, Xos. 1, 2 and 3 Mackerel, (Cheese, j Rice, of tiie new ctop, j Apples, Just received and for sale by JOIIX A. INGLIS. Jan. 2, 1837. 8rtf Hats. A FEW Cases, of the latest fashion, for salt> by D. MALLOY. j 27th Feb. 16:tf Shoes. /5T eases Shoes, assorted qualities at whole. 1 $9 sale, lew for cash. J. MALLOY & CO. Feb M, 1S37. Fruit, See. WHOLESALE tf- RETAIL. ORANGES, Fine Apples, Cocoa Nuts, Ban. ii !s, Apples. Raisins, Figs. Walnuts, Pre - rve>. Jellies, and ' for sale for Cash i . '. -.?> r r ov '