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these scenes of missionary labor, add introduce
you to the divine enjoyments which
flow from this delightful work and then you
would know how unspeakably happy 1 am.
*\ Yes! irttidei or christian, you would s?e and
feel the powoF there is In the gospel of
Christ."
Such was the impression made upon'ail
* present, that no small" anx.ety will be felt by
tlie -auditors to listen jo the subsequent lectures
.on-Tuesday and Wednesday evenings
* of the next week, at lite same plaCe. We
'were gratified by ,t'le kind and respectful
manner in which Mr. Wolff.spoke of the
travels of our 'jwnsman Mr* S.options,
lately published, and he only paid a merited
compliment to that admirable work when'
.. he excused.1 limself from a minute, description
of Mount Sinai and sojne other places
referring ihenrto the book of Mp. S*e*
* phens in winch they.are so wejl described.
... * 'Com. Advertt
' Chekaxv gazette
. ifi:d \ i:sday. n'i;ikji?t;? 13, is:*7.
. ^ * President's Message.?Tljis. document
was brought to our town from Washington in
. the short time of thirty-'tico hours ami thirty
Jive minutes. <3ii Friday morning we issued it
in form; of an.extra, which "we sent off to
all.our subscribers whomfre supposed it could
. reach before*they would receive the message
through some oilier channel. After the cus0
c ^ t
torn Of all publishers of-newspapers we insert
it also'in the'columns of our paper. * *
It is not our purpose to review the message
which would require an article , as long as tlie
. . " document itself; but we shall advejt cursorily
to one of its positions. It ascribes the pres'
cnl state of the country to "over-action in all
*
\he departments of business," caused by ex.
* cds'sive increase of Bank capital, and. exfcessive
issues of bank notes ; thai js, to the vast
amount of dcbts.contraoted in the-country;?
This, in one view of the subject, is no doubt
true. If every body had been clear of debt
* when the national government undertook to
^tirrpner. thn attemnt would have
kuv/ v.. , ^ _
caused much less suffering than It his. But
to what was the" great increase* of bank capital
and the consequent increase of debt, owing 1
Unquestionably to the killing of the U. S.
Bank which was the work of-the national gov
.eminent. *
Did [h? mere incroase*of h\nk capital and
the consqquent .increase of indebtedness to
banks arrd individuals, of themselves, cause
* the distress in the'country 1 Xo*. They only
constituted a state of things in which unskiU
?
ful'tampering, with the currency produced that
effect. Suppose an engineer should underfake
to improve a. bridge by reniowng.lh'e
sleepers on one side of it aiid the first person
who aftefwards undertook t? ride on that side
,* of it should lilt over into tne stream, to whom
should the accident be.ascribed! "It may he
answered, to.the rider; for if hb had remained
on land or had hca,i?d tl?3 stream, instead
of uudertaking to cross it on the bridge, he
? ^
would not have fallen into it. .-True enough..
. But if the bridge had been let alone, and had
' remained what it otight to have been, he nrghl
l ;? Muatv .nn/l readied his iour
ItilVt* tlUSSUU Ul^uiyvjt
ney's end easier and sooner than by heading
tfie-strearrt. If the government had let the
currency alone, token it was doing well enough,
the country would never have .suffered as it
has done. * And even after the great balance.wheel,the
national institution, had been re
. moved, if only judicious means.had .been -resorted
to, gradually'o correct the evils which
followed, the" work might have been accomplished
wjthouLany such revulsion as has now
beeu experienced. The President greatly
over-rates tile distress in Great Britain, France
and other cpiintries of .Europe, when he com*
pares it* to that in this country, and errs
when "he ascribes it to- a similar' cause.?
*,It was, in*truth causfcd in Great Britain, chicf,.
ly if not entirely, by the injudicious attempts
of the U. S. governnienf to derange the course
of trade by compelling our merchants to . im.
port more specie than the accustomed wants
" * of the country called for, and by the intimate
-i ,i.?
connection 01 toe.-CQIIjnierciiii maaou w uic
two tjuntries, which caused the very grout
- embarrassment experienced here to extend,
. . in some measure, ayrpss tiie Atlantic^ And
- ? as to any slight and temporary distress e.xperi%
enced in other countries of Europe, 'it sprung
only .from their connection* witli Great Britain.
Congress.?-?-This body met on the fourth^
Hon. R. M. Johnson, Viae President,.took ili^
*. chair in'the Senate. More than ^0 members
present.-. Stephen Haight was elected Ser
geant at Anns, and Edward Wyer door kecp-v
cr: . '
In the House of Representatives, evert*
. member was" present at the opening-of the
session, except 14, all front the t?outh and
South-West. . Tlie -Clerk .called over the
names of the members* elect; when, those
irom Mississippi.were called, Mr. Mercer of
Virginia* moved a,.resolution that the House
- * ..... ...i.i . ,.t
was not 10 possession 01 surncieni eviueucu
. the election of Messrs. Claiborne, .and Gholsonto
permit them to take their seats. Alter
debate the resolution was laid 011 the table
131-to 5. hen the roll was completed,.the
'House proceeded to the election of Speaker
* - .when James K. P.olk of Tennessee received
116votes; John Bell 103; Scattering-5.
In the Senate 10,000 copies of the Presidents
Message were ordered to be printed.?
Mr. Clay after* assenting to the printing of - a
. large number said that after attentively- Lstening
to the reading of the message', he felt
the. deepest regret thai the President, entertaining
sucl\ Views, had deemed it. his duty * to
calf ah extra sesion of Congress at this season
. >
of the year. 'Mr, Buchanan replied ^sufficient
unto the" day is. the will the reef and declined
*. . % t. ' .
- expressing anvopinion or entering into ?mv
. discussion. . The Senate seems to have -done
nothing on Wednesday Put tix upon, thufsday
- .tor atfpointimi the'staTjdiiig coiwniffees.* .
** \ - . *
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| PRINTER TO TI1? HOUSE.
j ' Eight unsuccessful ballotings have taken
! place for this office; Blair Sc. Rives, of the Globe
Gales & Seaton of the Intelligencer, and Allen
, N ... .
I of the Mcnlisonian, in nomination. Oh the
.j lirst balloting Blair & Rives had 11)3, Gales &
Seatou 100, Allen 22, on the seveijth they
stood 101,81,42, and on the eighth 101,68,53.
, We learn from the Raleigh Standard that
j the express mail brought to that *city intelli
gencethat Mr. Allen is elected. *
j 1? ?
At the opening of the last Congress, Mr. |
: Polk and Mr. Bdll,-the late candidate^ for the ,
j Speaker's Chair in the House of Ropresenta'
tives, were also candidates for the same office. 1
! At that time Mr. Polk received 132 votes* and
j Mr. Bell 84. Mr. Bell now received 19 rotes
i nioro than he then received"; Mr. Pqlk 16
I less;-making the'ga.n of1.the Whig Candidate
j 35. We suppose,.from the Whiggaili in most
i ol the States where the election has t-akeh
' place this sum'mec, thai if all the States had
chosen their representatives at the same time*
j .there would.be so* many changes hi some, perhaps
several of t he Abates as. to give the'
:'Whigs a considerable majority in-the House.
But whether the. panic will continue long
! enough to affect the elections next year as
:j much as it would how do, is uncertain.
? ! .
Most Melancholia Acx,id*ext.??On sat
.j urdav afternoon of last week.Benjamin Ilawes,
youngest Son of tfie late Dr. Ilaw-cs of Society
i Hill, and two other young gentlemen were
riding together, with guns, near the*house of
Col. Marshall. One of-the party*was behind
j'.Mr. Hawes carrying his gunr* under his arm,
f when his horse, startled atjsomething near the'
road,- sprung* suddenly and caused the gun
! to gooff, dischargeing the load mtb the back of
J ^Ir. Hawes- neck and causing Instant death.?
' He was a young gentleman of much promise
" - ? ' W . I * t t
and very greatly ueiovea lor nis amraonuy oj
! character. . * ?
t . __
li.\xK Convention.?At a generaf meetihg
of the officers of the Banks in New York
? * . * <
on the 15th ult. the following resolution .was 1
adopted:
li Resolved, That a committee be appointed
I to .correspond-with such Banks in the several
States as they id ay think proper; in order to 1
ascertain at what, time -and place a convefttion
of the principal Bankg should be held, for the ;
M purpose of agreeing or\ the hme when speoie (
payments should be resumed, and on the
; measures necessary to effect that purpose."
... ^ *.r t.'.n .1 ft \iT '
J... AiDeri UaiUlHl, <joo. newooiuranji ??.
j Lawrence were appointed a committee under
< this resoWiog, and'accordinglj issued a circu- *
I Jar "to the different.bauks proposing a coftven-iion.
In the circular, the opinion is expressed
that the resumption of specie payments
cannot safely take place before the foreign,
debt shall be so far liquidated or adjusted as to
reduce the state of exchange'to a true specie
i parwhich it supposed may be between January
and March next. ' *
Tim Philadelphia Banks answered this Circular,
relusing their assent to a convention of
: the Banks, because in their opinion the Banks
can do. nothing and olight to promise fiothing
"before thev know .the action of Congress.?
'They are unwilling to excite* expectations
which may not be realized.- They consider
; the time of resuming specie payments dependent
more on the action of Congress than on i
J that of the Banks.. 1 J
The Administration majority in both Hpus- I'
csof Congress is sufficient to enable that bo- ' J
<ly to adopt promptly any measures which it I
' may deem expedient. . IT the determination j
cKimiU Im it: tl,r> Ppociilont eimitACPc tr? pnn. I
.-M.vum UK --rr?v .
fine attention to the emergency tor which .
! Congress was called, no. permanent system of *
relief will -probably be attempted; because a
measure 'so* important would certainly not be *
speedily forced dowaby means of the previous
i question, without full discussion. If such dis ,
cussion should t^ke place it would protraot
> the session so much as to prevent an adjournment
ail before tlie. winter*session. Either 1
a temporary expedient will be% resorted to and
debate be cut ofl/in which case the session ^
* . '
; will be short, or if a measure designed to be
1 permanent should be attempted, Congress will
not adjourn before spring. **We cinnot believe*
chat with so small a majority in the low- j
( er house, an attempt will be made, or that if!
made that it wilh be seconded by ? majority,
to adopt a permanent system without full de- !
I bate. -t * . ..' j
The health.of Mr. Ripley, member of Con-1 (
gress elect from Louisiana, is such that he '
# . ! <
j finds it necessary to resign. '
i ^ " * P
:* The Whigs have carried.the election in I"
Rhode Island bv a majority o'f morethap 800.! \
11
The President's Message was carried to New ! J
York in eleven hours from Washington/ i .
_i . . j j
Some of the Western banks arc offering to ad- j |
vancfc cash for cotton of the present crop, td be
j chipped to Euro|>o, the planters to be allowed the
procpcds after defraying charges.
Experiments of an English Philosopher have !
been lately published, which it was supposed :
liad produced original living insects. The
experiments and-results have been published <
I in the American Journal of-Science, accoinj
panied by the- following note from Professor
Silliman, tho able and judicious editor of that
' work: t i
'. 44 We cannot believe thatjife and organiza." <
I tion have been produced "by galvanic power, J
: but would sooner suppose the ova hf the in- ]
^'sects nfay liave been, contained in the raate1
rials galvanized, or come into them during the
| process, and that the galvanic power may
! have quickened them into life, as electricity
and animal warmth operate "upon egg9." \
; v ?The following is the-first part
of a letter written by Col. Benton in reply to
en invitation to attend a public dinner given,
'-in Ohio to a Mr. AHen*of that Stale, for polit- ,
, ical effect: / . . 4
" St. Louis+Aug. 11th, 1837.
"Gentlemen:?Your most kind invitation J
to attend the public dinner to be given to the j
Hon. Mr. Allen, on the 19th inst. has been j
duly received, anti commands the expression of
my sincere thanks both for the honor done me
and the kind terms in which it has been com-i
punicated. Were it in my power to attend, I
it would give hie great pleasure to do so; .but p
the state of -my family wilj require me to re- j
main at home to the last moment, and will not ,
afford me a spare day to stop on tjie road as I .
proceed'to Washington. * c
I congratulate you, gentlemen, on the' success h
f General Jackson's endeavors .to i/nprove the J
condition of the currency exemplified in the pres- p
ent prosperity of the productive classes, and in \
the general capacity of the country to carry. ^
on its business, and tojneaTsure values by the j
specie-standard, in spite of the stoppage &f the
banks.; . . *. .
Because the. derangement of the currency ^
did not cause the horsey and hogs in the land ! ^
all to die, nor the earth to withhold its accus- | j
lomed.fruits, therefore Col. fienton concludes ;
that General Jackson's experiment proves sue.
cesstjjl.
TWKNTVrFIFTH CONGRESS.
!
of the united states. |
LIST .OF . THE MEMBERS OF !
BOTH HOVSE.S. ' / j
T1IE SENATE. |
j
Maine* S.outh Carolina. %
John Ruggles. # John C. "C^lhouri
Rcuol Williams W. C. Preston
%
New Hampshire ... Georgia. . *
Henry Hubbard Alferd Culhbert
Franklin Pierce -John P. King
^ f
Massachusetts.* 'Alabama.
John Davis ' Clement C.. Clav
DuoieJ \,Vej>ster William R.v King t
Rhode Island. Mississippi. . * {
Nchomiah K. KnighfJohu Black . ^
A>h;r Robbins * Robert J. Walker ^
Connecticut. Louisiana. ,
John M. Nilcs Alexander Mouton
Perry Smith , Robert C. Nicholas
Vexmont. Tennessee. . ' ^
Samuel Prenfiss Felix Grundy
Benjamin Swift Hugh ,L? White *,
New "York. Kentucky. .
Nitth. P. Tallmudge Henry Clay 1
Silas Wright John J. Crittenden .
T 4 ^
New Jersey, . Arkansas.
Samuel L. Sou hard William S. Fulton .
Garret D.'Wull ' Ambrose H. Sevier
Pennsylvania. Missouri. p
James Buchanan . ..Thomas II. Benton q
M i'k'o'in T.AU'ia P f?mn I n
N/MIIIMVI i'AVt&V U|l UV II iy & UI?M? |
Delaware." Illinois. C
Richard M. Bayard John M. Robinson V
Thomas Clayton Richard M. Young** J
Maryland. ^ Indiana. J
Joseph Kent Oliver II. Smith S
John S. Spence Jghn,TiptoU
Virginia; Ohio. I
William C. Rives William Allen E
John J. Roane , Thomas Morris
North Carolina. Michigan. I
Bedford Brown Lucius Lyon J
Robert Strange John Norvell " N
; * " J t
HOUSE 'OF REPRESENTATIVES.
. Maine. /
George Evans Thomas Davee
% j - h
John Fairlield Johuuthaif Gilley
t;. nntlni I f flC'iL fiiconh. l! \riiiOc I '
X. 11J I v#L' I y Ui VWI.WI f v^jin k i v-rT
F. G.*J. Smith Hugh J. Andersorf . j:
New Hampshire.
Samuel-Cush'man * Joseph Weeks.. * . \
James Falrington . Jarod W. .Williams
Charles J..Atherton
* * \r
Massachusetts.
Richard Fletcher George N. Briggs
Stephen C. Phillips Wm. B. Calhoun
Caleb Gushing - Natliauiel B. Borden ~
0 * #
Wm. Pafmenfer John Q. Adams
Levi Lincoln John Reed .
George Grennell Wjn. S. Hastings F
, . Rhode Island. . ?
J. L. Tillinghast R. B. Crausf.on. B
Connecticut. ' " B
Isaac Toucey Thos. T. Whittlesey' ?
Samuel Ingham . Launcelot Piielps' . J!
Ehslra Hay-lev ' * Grin Holt . ^
Vermont.. * ' C
Hiland Hall ' . Isaac Fletcher f
W;n. Slade- Horace Everett ^
Heman Alien ? F
New York. *" * .
Thomas B. Jackson Henry.A, Foster Ir
A. Vanderveer . Abraham P. Grapt jr
C, C. Cambreleng ' Isaac .11. Branson L
Ely- Moore John H. Prentiss * L
Edward Cuiris .. . A'masa J.'Parkvr [ P1
Dgden Hoffman .John C. Clark ^
Soverneur Kemblc A. D. VV. Bruyn m
Bbadiah Titos Hiram Gray . . N
Nathaniel Jonesl.. William Taylor .
fohn C. Brodhead Bennet Bickirell* q
?adock Pratt . Wm. H. Noble
Robert M'Ctellan .Samuel Bridsall
[jenry Vail Mark II. Sibley * P:
Albert Gallop' JohnT.Andrews * _
fohn I; De Graff Timothy "ChiFds pj
David Russell Wm, Pattarson - Rj
fohn Palmer Luther C. Peck SJ
fames B.Spencer ' Richard P. Marvin .
fohn' Edwards Millard Filmore ^
\rphaxad Loomis Charles P: Mitchell
New Jersey. * -Si
fohn B. A\ckrigg James-F. Randolph
fohn P. B. Maxwell Charles.Ck Stratton ^
Wm. Halstead Thomas J. Yorke x
Pennsylvania. * ?r
Lemuel Paiuler * Dan.- Shaffer ^
fohn Sergeant . . Charles M CIure
George VV. Toland Wm. W. Potter
DharleS Naylor David Petriken*
Edward Davies Rob't. H. Hammond.
David Potts, jr. Samifcl W. Morris ^
Edward Darlington Charles-Oglo
Jacob Fry, jr. John Klingensmith ai
Matthias Morris .. Andrew Buchanan
David D. Wagener T. M. T. McKennan "
Edward B." Hubley 'Richard Biddle ...
H, A. MuhlenbJrg* Wm. Beatty - \
Luther Reily Thofnds Henry
Henry Logan. . Arnold Pluaicr i -I
*' - - Delaware. * j
John fv. Milligarr. * * .
Maryland.
ohr\ Dennis Isaac McKim *
amcs A. Pearcc Wm. C. Johnson
. T. H. Worthington Franais Thomas
lenjariiinC. Howard Daniel Jenifer *
* Virginia. .
Icnry A.Wise John H. Pat'on
'rancis Mallory. . James M. Mason
olin Robertson I. S. Pennybacker
Iharles.F. Marcer A ndrew Beirne *
ohn Taliaferro Archibald Smart
L. T. M. Hunter John W. Jones.
ame? Garland p Robert Craig- "
Yaocw E. Rives George W. Hepkii
Falter Coles Joseph Johnson
Jco. C., Drumgooio Wm. S? Morgan
ames W. Bouldin
North Carolina. '
esse.A. Bynurn Aug. H. Shepherd
id ward D. Stanley Ab. Rencher
JharJes Shepard Hexiry Connor
umes McKay James Graham I.
T. Hawkins ' Lewis Williams
liuinutKl De'bejry Samuel T. Sawyer
V m. -Montgomery . .
South Carolina.
I." S. Legare John K. Griffin
Vaddy Thompson R. Barnwell" Smith*
Yancis W. Pickens John Campbell
V. K. Clowney. John P.-Riclmrtfsor
H. Elmore ,
Geqrgia. ' '
Yonias Glascock Jabcz Jackson
. F'. Cleavelund * * Geoi*ge W. Owens
!oato/i Graniland * Geo. W. B. Town*
'harles E. Haynes \V. C. Dawson
lopkins Holsey .
' Mississippi * #
? F. II. Claiborne 8. J. Gholson
Kentucky. .
ohn Mtirry . * Wm. J. "Graves
Ylward ftuinsey John White *
. R. Underwood Richard Ilawes
Uierrod- Williamj * R. X. Menifee
as. (larkm . John Chambers
ohn Calhoon. ,W. WY.SoUthgate
UilU i wjrv % ,
Tennessee. . . .
Vm. B. Carter Jam 6K. Polk *
l. McCIetlan * Kbon. J."Shields
os.'L. Williams. Richard'Cheatha'm
I. L. Turney John W. Crockett
Vm.* J}- Campbell * Chris. H, Williams
ohn Bull . [One vacancy.]
l. P. Maury
Omo. . . *
ilex. Duncan * J. Alexander, jr,.
aylor Webster Alex. Harper
'atrick G. Goo<le D. P. Leadbetjer _
?homas Corwiri - Wm. H. Hunter
^heipas L. Uaiijer .John W. Allen
lalvary Morris Eiislia Whittlesey
Vm. Kay Bond. Andrew Loomis
. Ridgwny Mathias Sbipler '
ohn Chancy - Daniel Kilgorc
lamsou -Mason
Louisiana.
Ienry Johnson Rico Garland
jHuozerYV. Ripley
Indiana. . . .
UtlifF Boon Jas. Ruriden
ohn Jawing VVm. Herrod
Vm. Graham Albert S. White
tqo. H. Dunn
Illinois.
Lt W. Snyder * Wm. L. May
iadoc Cpsey
* Alabama. * )lxon
II. Lewis Joab ^awler
'ranees S. Ly.Qn Joshua L. Martin
teuben Chapman
Missouri. *
Libert G. Harrison John Miller
, Arkansas. *
Arohibuld Yell.
Michigan.
Isaac B. Crary. .*
n m M't? nr.TAT. if F r n j? n.
o iri in XJ xv w x xx M A* xi# v ^
PRICE CURENT SEFFEMBEI* 12.
ieefin market, . lb 4 .
tfcon from wagons, ? lb 00 1'
.by retail, . b
latter " lo, 20", !
leeswax . .. ?lb . 18 !
agging . . 'yard 18 J
ale rope s lb j 12
offee* * lb | 124
otton, old,. _ lOOlbs 6
orn . bushel. 1.
ioifr Country, brl COO * 71
Northern, . brl* 10 12
oathers from.wajfnogs lb 40 odder,
... 1 -lli
[ides green- " . lb
dry * -lb (
on . * lOOlbs 5 00 6,'
idigo . lb *75 21
imo * * ' cask 04* 4
ard lb 12 ]
eathcr sole . lb 25 ' i
ead"bar .lb ]
ogwood " lb * 10 1;
'olasses " gal 40
ails cut assorted lb 8}
wrought * lb 20 I, .
ats . . * bushel 40 ?
il curriers ' gal 75 1(
. lamp * " 125
linseed , ? 120 13'
rints white lead " keg j 325 4:
'Spanish browji lb 8 1;
* I C71 w
;UM, uiij | ?<
irk " lOOlbs 800. ?0!
ice. * lUOlbs 400 f 5(
lot, Bag 225 21
lb 12^-.
igar . . * H>. 10 15
ilt * . * sack 300 3:
salt ^ . bush* 87? 1(
eel American lb 10 . ]
English lb 14
German * lb 12 1
allow . * - lb "10 .15
ea imperial. ' . * .lb 125 13'
hyson lb 100- 15
obacco manufactured lb 10 " ]
Window glass 8 x 10 50ft 325 31
01 x 12* " . 1*350 1. 3'
*. .Charleston, September 27.
BAGGING, heavy hemp, 21<*24? cts. per y
lax do 19?21 ;* Tow do.' 17al8.
BALE ROPE, 8ul2$ cfs. per lb."
JJACON, hams, Ilal4 .cts. per lb. shouldc
ad middlings, 8$<zl2. ' .
BUTTER, Goshen, 30a314 cts. per lb. Inf
qr, 12?\2i. ? *
COFFEE, Green prime Cuba, 9 acts, p
>. Good cfo 9$aIU; St. Domingo, 9u00; Braz
lull; Laguira, 12a00; Porto Rico, OOuOO.
CHEESE, American, ]2$?13"ctn. per'!,
Inglish, 40a43i
tLO.UR; Philadelphia, 00a00 per bl. Ball
lore, Howard1011 New Can'?
O(r00:
! . "? ?? : .
For Rent,
THAT commodious and central stanJ belonging
to Mr. At Averill, a^d At present
occupied by Mr. Richard Phclan,*Esq. Terms
will be moderate, and possesion given first October
next. Apply to
, * . .. * BROWN BRYAN.
September 13 ; . *44 .. 4t ,
SALE OF AN ASglGN
ED ESTATE. "
ON TUESDAY the 3d of Octolwr next, at
id o'clock A. M. \vill be sold n^RICH ARD
-jg PJIELAN'S STORE, liis-eutireStock in tradt^
'consisting in part of-?
. 21 II II1>S Prime St. Croix sec-til,
' . " COFFEE, TEA, BAGGlNO*
Rope, Twine/ Iron, Steel, Nalls,
Mackerel, N(k 1,2, and 3, S'oaji,
'Candles, Tobacco^ Prtrrdcr, Shot, .
/ Domestics, Flan mil, Crock.
" . cry Glasf \Varc.?TVyics . and
Liquors, cf-r." . - ' * .
* . .. cf-c.^r. ' ' .
; SALE to contimie from day todav until all is.
sold. * , . . ;
.Terms of s ilo-?*1} sumsunder ?23, cash?all
.sums oyer ?25 and under ?100, *00 days ; and all
- sumsov.cr ?100, 90 days.' "Purchasers giving
nofes payable at thd Merchants' B uik of ?>. C.
at Chcravv, with two responsible securities ixv
. eyerv ejisc. * .
1 / CONLAW LY.VCH,.
"" J. W. BLAKENEY, *.
. Assignees of
' * ' "ft. Phelav..
(Thcraw, Sepf. 4, 1897. - . 43 4t ,
Mrs. II. Green.'*
|1 ESPECTFULLY", informs,the inhabitants
of Chcravvtand its vicinity, thijt her Schooli
will comnicuccon the 16th of October,* for tfie
' instruction of a select number of young Ladies
or girls over sevon years old. in the house* oppo.
site to Mr. Stiacmctz's Hotel.
. . The coarse, of studies will .comprehend jhe !
following branches, Orthography, Reading,
Writing, English Qrammar, witn Parsing and
exercises, ComposilioivHistory df every kind
Mcutal and practical Arithmetick, Mythology,
%* Philosophy, .\stronomy, .Rhetoric, Botany,
Chvmistrv, Musick on.thc Piano and'vdvil, or-*
rfampntal NfinrllH Work. There tVill be two
. Pianos ftiroishcd for *tho accommodation of pu"pils
who have none, at a reasonable hire.
Nu deduction of price will be mad? for absence
of scholars, except in ca&s o*'* real ilcccsaity.?
. The price of tuition to be paid .quarterly fir ad.
vance. * * X-, - " * '
Price for fust class ?10 00 piy quarter
4t Sccoud, - - .ft 00*" "
Musick, .16 00 # " "
No addition of price will be made -for Needle
Work. The first Class.wiT be taught every
branch of instruction named, except* Botany and
Chymistry; there wijl ba an addition of one!
dollnr per quarter for" each of these studies.
. . August"HO . ? ? 42 - * -tf * "
Mrs. G. has rescntly engaged a competent assistant
from George Town, and can take charge
of a greater number of scholars .than site at first
proposed. A clasp of am ill* children c:in be instructed
also, .on reasonable tcrnfe, and a # few
girls accommodated with board.
J- .
. (CAPT. J. Hi CHRISTIAN.) .
FBI HIS new/and elegant Boat, wfiieli *has<
JL proven herself so well adapted to the nav'
igation of the Pee Dee River, is nflvv in coin*0
dlete ordor, and is only waiting Freight? to
cpmihence |^er regular trips between Chcraw
and Georgetown. For up Freight, apply to
*i Benjamin King, Agdnt at Georgetown?for,
*5. dpwn freight to ..."
fh W.U. WING ATE, *
iS . Agent at Clier^ic. .
jjj % July ira, 1837. < -36 * * tf .
>0 * Molasses. * .
-i * n ECE4V ED by late -arrivals,
5 JtB' i) H litis Cuba Molasses, %
M 5 Bbls. New Orleans do,'
Fdr sale low,
J. A. INGLIS.
M \May2 '25 tf
H * .
71 - , . . ? ~ ~
>5 Factorage and ConjmiSsion
!;j.. Business.
r^* f"BJ HE. Subscribe." has resumed the FACTOR
JL AGH and CO MISSION BUSINESS, and
"respectfully tenders his services fo his friends
^ and all who may commit their intorejst to his
charge. * "...
GEQRGE COTCHET, . .
T# Edmondston's wharf.
rs Aug. 23 41 tno
O'The Camden Journal, Columbia-Telescope,
C Georgetown Union and.-Che raw Gaftette, will
er? publish the ahove until 'the ffrst of November,
jj < and orward their accounts above. '
p. 1 Bacon* IjMJ I LllljlP" "I1?*
j ilAAA" LBS. Prit?e Bacon,
ti-! Aff WW 4000 LBS. Lard.- \ j
?1, 1 For sale by . M BtTH AN AN. j
<?pt.- 6 . " 53 / - tf *
% \' m
^ ? : -
September 13, 1837. ' 44 * _ tt"
Notice...
WHEREAS RICHARD PHELAtf, Mer.
cbanf of this torfh, having a signeci all
his eetatg and effjets to the subscribers uj>or>
trust fpr the benefit ,of hi? creditors. %
Notice is hereby gtvcu to said creditors that in
order to avail themselves of the benefit of t(ie
assignment, thoj? must establish thorn claims ou
or before the first# day of November next, and
agree U) discharge the said Pijelan from all further
liability, uponjreceiving tlie dividend allow.
< ed. . . ' ' .
Notice is also hereby given to all thosa indebted
to the said rhehn; that immediate payment
. must he made to the assignees. 't * .*
* CONLAW LYNCH, )
-JAS. W. BLAfcENEY, \ ?
Assignees of
R. Phelax. ,
ChcraWj Sapt. Iltfi,*1837: 44 *8t
0 # .
* '
, ' " * Notice.i
1 ?r* '** e* /i/\
r liiu creditors or k. ti. (. Kuunrii i ivn;.
Ji_ in order ta entitle themselves to any ben-'
' efit under the assignment of the.'said R.TII.
Crockett &> Co. must, ^n or before* the first day
S* of October next, establish their claims apd agree
* to take a "dividend under said assignment. *
D. L.'M'KAV, TV.
. W. J. IIANNA.
6 Cheraw, Au?. 30, 1837. 43 . 3t
H. 7?. , /. -?
^ Notice.- '
20 rfllfE creditors'of the late Firm of MKEN25.
JL ZlE & CROCKETT, in order to entitle
14 themselves'to any benefit under the assignment
10 of Robert H. Crocketf, surviving partuer, must,
9 -on or before the first day of November next,
. establish their claims and "agree to take a divi[)n
dend under the said assignment. /
i * " D. L.M'KAY, . ) . .
45* * \V. d, HANNA- \
2^* Cher aw,' Aug. 30,1837. 43 3t
A ' rr^ ?'
?!.! Steam Boat
To Sportsmen.
ON hand, for sale, several fine KIFLEE? ^
DOUBLE and SINGLE Barrel Shot _
linns. Small Shot Guns for Boys?a fine
clc* *
J. A. LN'GLISj JK: ; " *
[ . . Hats. .VI
A FEU V ises, of the latest fashion, for fait
by -D. MALLOY. f .
Feb. . 27th . , . . - ' 1 6:tf | ; , *
Buckwheat' J^lour,
fJGR sale bv **
' JOI!NiVAN^&Ca W.
Chcraw, Mflrch 6tlu . 17:tf ^
*' *?*v" . * * ~J \ , **
Blankets Negro Cloths
Cotton Bagging 8$ c. - -3\. .
THE SubscriBer has on hand a good Stoek
ofjtne above articles wj^ich lie .will sella* j?yT
t cheap as oipy jn* market.. * .d- .* .
51 . % , D. MALLOY.
| MALCO.V BUCHANAN
tSjiow receiving and for sale, *
50 pieces Bhggi'ng, __ ? ' .
20 b^gs J/iguira and'Rio Coffee, . .
i 3d cases Hats, .
I 2U*doz. Uaps, " . .
i . 3U Fowiiijg GunS, # . ' '
\ tyw sets blacksmith's Tools, with a gdbd *
stock of Suldlery,Hardw?m*,Crockery ware &c., .
all.of \\4iicfi wili be'sold low for cash, Qr barter Jhk:
Ifor country produce. . '
Nov. 22, 1836. < .'
: ^ t ~ 1 . .t ^ '
^ New & cheap Goods? W:
Til E* Subscriber has just received "and opened
an unusually large and extensive assort- .
m eh t of. season able Goods, carefully selected by \ * .^Hfc
[himself in New Vork, in S6pt. last. Those .
[ wishing, to^ purchase, may .find it to their irfler-* ?v .
, est\o call.and examine before buying, as*h? . - J
think* Jus stock, will, be-found to con.prise as * ' ^ R.
! general an-pssortment as anyin the place ; and - "[R .
Ue i's confident that ho can sell rs low a.\ goods > V ' R.
; can be afforded in this iqarket. Merchants fhurq, * '
[ the country \yill find his slock -8<j largo as* to \
, merit their a.ttcntjon. . H& cordially'invite* glfc ^ '^Kt$
to calf and judge for themselves. . It, can at all > . *
! events, do uo harm to come and see Hacsnnof B?v;'
t neglect this "opportunity of expressing hi# greti- * &sc\
tudc to his friends and tiie publip, for (be liberal *; '
share of patronage with which ho ha* always. -;??"
been favored. * D. D. M'ARK. *
"Nov. 21st; J836. X
' ' Sheriff s Sale;
WrLL he sold to tho highest bidder at T
BciinettsviHc, on Jlie 1st Monday* iu * V *: ?
September next, a tract, of landlconfe roing.17 ? '
acres, bpunded on all sides bjr Pco Dee Kivcrr . ' J
lyiug near what jsc^led Mother Griffin's, lewied*
on as the propsrty.of Duncan. Mclntyro at the *
! suit of Alexander McLeod for Another And oth*
j ers. Conditions cash. . . .' -8,,
I . ' ir mArtf a>A n tt *v '. A* ?'- *>
?i on'iy.^f*i/. ' ' S"
* BannettsvifR S.jC. ' ) k ^ i '
August 12th, 1837. J -40. ?tl * |p
Bacon & Lard. * jfe
Q> 14 1414 lb% well cured N. ?Bacon, and |t.
/W" W a few hundred pounds prime 4
Card. For sale cheap, for cash only, by
v.. ' O.MALLOY. . ,
j Fresh Lime Juic? 'and Let f."'
[ ..." mon Sj-cup-. ^ |
FOR sale al the DRUG STORE. K.
April 26 _ *26 . tf
* Notice. . i 4
! rWlHfe Copartnershi^herctoforeexuding of K.
i Bunnett& Co. ha# this day been diswf ve<f v'V Jy.
\\y mutual consent.All those indebted to said* ' ^
firm will ntnke'payment, and those to whom they . WK'
are indebted will present their claims to John 'y-A ?
Williams, who alone i? authorised to settle fe
the business o?*the Company. * \ 1
* , JNO. N. WILLIAMj?, . m-:
K. BENNETT. . v ?
Jaly 14, 1*37*. ' 36 - W v ?;
'* Salid/Oil T
FOR sale at the t)RCG STORE. ' m*:
. A .ril 21 . . T ?
* ? . . *; tt.
Salt. Molasses .and Tlior? , .*"
~fl SACKS Liverpool Salt, and a few' JL
V V Casks of Molasses and Rice, for 'jK
gale cheap for cash, by i-ctail .or wholesale. '* ' W'
kMALLOYT * W
. Jan. lOih, 1837. . 9:tf >%?
cepii^lic,-. AKOMA'iig, "scatcy.. '-w
. AND SlACCABUY SNUFFS. . W
FOR sale ?t the. .DHOo. STOR&.. ' m
April 20 24 C
r 9 n? m . fit*
Lime. * ..MBBLS.
Stone Lime Fresh and unslack- '
ORFed, caji bo had, .if applied for, iu twenty r W'~ '
days. > , ' . / W
U. . A. P. LA'COSTE.. * Jfc ,
July $% 1837. ' ' % 3o.tf. ^
Johri'Kvarts &*Co. jjjm
HX'VE just received Molasses, Sugar, Cof
fee, Rice,*Flour, Racon^Tallow & Sporm
Candles, Spanish-Segare and CaveudishTobacco. ? JL
[boat qualitySpades, Shovels, Weeijjng Hoee,. . . .wL.*
Hollow Ware, &c which, in addition to thei^ ? ..K* j
former stock, comprises kliiioal srery. articU ' '.. '
adapted to this,market, andis now ottered. for 1 ?
sale on as -good terms as cairbc had at-this plAce. , ?Mfe
Cheraw, Marchist, ? * * .I7:tf
For. Sale/ Jr
ONE Four-Horse Waggon, entirely new*.
JOHN EVANS ACa
/ Cheraw, March 4th. . * 17:tf * *
I Bacon ! Bacon! jre'
WANTED H),000 IBs prime N. C. cured . *
Bacon for which thd highest marfct^rice .
will be paid if delivered prior to the 10th An- . .
. 1^- r tm * 1 1 nv 1. Ok-.
gust. i*pp?y 10 m ?r. itliiuuyi W vu. ?
July J Oth, 1837. brick Store. '
Reduction of "Freights. -''f
AT a meeting of the boat owners of Cheraw, *
held this day, it was resolved that the' .4
freights from Georgetown ought to be; reduced* 4
and they accordingly revised the present-rate of ^
freights and made* a considerable deduction in
almost every article, amounting,jn the generaljto *
an average ot twenty to twenty 6ve pqr cent. . *' ?
Tho present rates will bo uniform and a large A
qiAitity of them printed and distributed through y .
the country tor the satisfaction of the country
Merchants and others who may be disposed to'
ship tljeit" goods by this place.- There is now
an effort- making to reduce the freights and *
charges tfom New York to Georgetown and we
tiust if we are successful that Country Merchants
generally who are in reach of this place Will find *
'ilto their advantage to 'ship their goods this wpy
' By order of the moet&g,
VjUUMMEE, Clutrma*.
Augt?r?l4th 1837: 40?tf - .
?
Ruled Paper,- > . /
FOR drawing nff accounts, for sale at the - ? .*
Bookstore. . . *