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ure, anil representing his couJuet lias cm.'
neully pruJeni and praiseworthy. Soon a
a captain destroys his boat and the lives c
several of his passengers, his great skill am
prudence for the first time become known
apd his superior qualifications are trampeiec
to. the world in passengers' certificates.
Cincinnati Whig.
TstSmperanck.?At aiecent meeting a
Sf. Louis, nme gentleman, among the num
bcr Major General Gaines, pledged them
sehres to raise one thousand dollars, to pro
cure a public lecturer cm intemperance
A committee was also appointed to watt 01
the captains and owners of steamboats, ii
order to ask them to discontinue the bars 01
the boast.?Ibid, * ?:
: ^ . -<
A man was found in theguttdf in Pruni
Qifi.rrtnv pvpnincr. whe
sirecij ncrtr U(ak^ uu ^ 7 ,?
like Goliah of Gath, wa3 slewed with ?
&*g"?Fhila. Ltger.
Two sagacious worthies. A drunkei
man was recently discovered in N. York
tryifig to light his pipe nt a pump. Mr
Van Buren, at the latest dates, was tryinj
to n>ake a specie currency by the issue c
twelvo millions of shins-plasters.?Lai
JW*.
A steam Silk Factory is being erscted a
Northaomton, Mass 4 stories high, and 10'
* ^ ^
A Warning to dog owners, in this city.?
A trial has lately taken place in Washing
ton, the principal points of which we notic
for the benefit of whom it may concern
The jdefendent was indicated for harborin,
a miisfcnco?to wit: a dog that barked Ai
piously.all night long toihe sore disturbnnc
6T the neighbors, from whose eyelids slec
wm thereby driven. The jury returned
vfcrdict of guilty, and the court imposed <1
fine of $20 ; it was proved on behalf c
defendent, that since the finding of the ir
dictmcat the dog had materially amende
"tji9 manners, barking much less than ha
^cen his wont before ; and tho fact wa
/explained by one of the wit nosscss for th
defendent; who testified that she hod giv
en a dose of paragoric every night, ha\
ing found the benefit of that process, by ex
perimeniing upon the children of the defen
whose family she was employed a
nurse.?Bait. Trans.
From the -Vicksbuxg &5?tiue! and Ljipositoi
- * Sept.28.
Lxhcrino?This incarnate demon of out
rage, violence "and Mood still continues to di*
^race eftr onhappy conntry. It is only a fev
^ : 11MC aWlrPrl hv ft mos
VeeXB BIIIUC Iwwauiij-ITW. U.WV.V- ~J _
* Atrocious and revoltuqj outrage* inflicted b
- these sanguinary spirits of barbarism* th
lynchers, on tbe per on of a Mr. S iunders o
Madison country in this State. 71iese em
mtee of the peace of society, of order, law an<
civilization dragged this respectable pi ante
from tbe bosom of his family and multilated hir
in the most brutal manner?maiming him moi
inhumanly* besides cutting off his nose an
ears and sacrifying his body to very the ribs
^ We believe too subject of this foul outrng
ttfll drags out a miserable existence?an ob
jeet of horror and of pity. Last week club (
Lynchers amounting to four or five individual
as we have been credibly informed, broke int
the bouse of Mr Scott of Wikinson county,
respectable member to the Bar, forced him on
ami hung hira dead on the next tree. \V
have beard of numerous minor outrages com
witted against the peace of society, and th
welfare and happiness of the country ; but w
% mention these as the mo?t enormous that w
htve beard for some mouths.
^ From the Xewark(N. J.) Advertiser,Sep.S(
Tx* * R>i/*r Currency."?We have sec
tiiis morning one of tho Treasury "slii
piasters" in the shape of a draft, issued b
John Campbell, Treasurer, August 28tl
1837, lo the Cashier of the Slale Bank a
Newark, ior the enormous sum tf $6 4?
The draft is endorsed 011 lite b<tck of a
order, or warrant, from Amos Kendal
p: m. g. in favor of g. B. Reyno.ds, c
West Port, "Essex County, Ncic York date
August 23d. Mr. Reynolds appears to hav
received this kmiut drop*?doubtless one t
~ theprimiscd ^dlow bovs' tUat^ycroto 'glii
ter through every man's long snk purse'00
the 20th September, as the prescribe
printed receipt for the money,T signed b
him, bears that dale.
v A fair specimen this of the fuidilessnes
and utter incapacity of an Administratio
which put down the bank,- under the pre
mise of a "better currency." A $5 of th
0. S. Bank was current money every wher
?would bring tho specie in any town c
city in the Union, or pay for any necessar
of life; but here we have a paltry Trensur
draft, issued inpayment to a public credi
or, entitled to tho specie, or at least to a
equivalent, on a bank hundreds of aides 01
? of his way. for a sum which world not pa
Iraoallinu AlUflMM to Collet
?? ?*? v.B ?i
hr For be it observed that the draft, wii
Mr. Reynold's signature to the prescribe
printed receipt on the face of it, has bee
sent on through a third person for collec
lion, and was this morning presented to th
Cashier, and refused on the ground the
Mr. Reynold was not personally presen
though the holder was assured that "it i
good!" Good for what? Certainly not fc
bread and meat. * V
Inhumanity.?About 80 miles help'
Quebec, a pilot boat ifhs swamped in
heavy sea?three persons were seeacliu"
iog to the wreck?but not one out of aboi
70 Canadians on shore, would go out wit
ahoatto-amUtthe sufferers. They wer
at first unwilling even to trust a boat wit
JHr. Fraspr and borther to go to the rescue
audte&re these gentlemen could reac
the wreck, two of the sufferers were drowc
ed*.the other wae eaved by three Indian
-. who boldly pushed off in a canoe amid th
storm.?Rochester Republican.
v Provisions ere every where faling i
prepc. In New York where old potatoe
sold a month since for $1,00 a id $1 1
a bushel, they are now ofibred by the fai
raers to be delivered in the fail iu an
Quantity for 18J cents a bushel! Iu Cir
cinnatl hogs have fallen from their rccentl
high price to ?2,50 per hundred, if delivei
ejl to the purchaser in the fulbv
* e
C
. . ^ A '
The young State of Michigan is about
s to establish a state University, to consist of
if three departments, in which there are to
3 be twenty-two professorships. 80 soon as
1, there shall be adequate funds, a branch of
1 the University is to be established in each
county, to contain among others a department
tor agriculture.
t j A rich desert service for the new Queen
. ; of England of Porcelain has been exhibit
ed in England. It has taken five years to
complete it, and cost 3,000 guineas. '.It
. consists of 200 pieces, ra? 56 elevated
1 vsaes, baskets, &c. and twelve dozen
1 plates. - % 1
Let the Yankee alone for enterprise.?^
It seems tfrot in England Bone Manure ;s
I highly, valued. ills forxjrirxling the bones
" are'now common. ^Th^Jttanure is used
^ for wheatland. Tho Portfanders, getting
t&heaf of the matter have already despatch''
ed a vessel to England with a full cargo
n poi uonew
North Carolina coal.?XVe see it stated in
* the Danville Reporter, " that a bed sf anthra?
cite coal has been discovered in Rockingham
?f county in this State ; that some one competent
i to judge might test it, several specimens were
sent to Professor Rodgers of Virginia, who
without hesitation pronounced it good anthrait
cite coal."?Raleigh Reg.
9 PRINTER'S PROVERBS.
? . '4
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? the news; for behold it is his duty at the
r. appointed time to give it unto thee without
e asking,.
L 2. When thou dost write for his paper
a never say unto him "what thinkest thou of
" my piece?" for it may be that the truth
c might offend tlice
n 3. It is not fit that thou shouids ask of him
a who is the author of an article upon subL
ects of public concernment; tor his duty
)f requires him to keep such tilings unto him
i4 sell*.
j 4. When thou dost enter into a printing
d office, have a care unto thyself that thou
s dost not touch the type; for thou mayest
e cause the printer much trbuble5.
Look thou not at the copy which is in
r. the hands of the compositors: for that is not
.. meet iu the sight of the printert.
G. Neither examine thou the proof sheet,
s for it is not ready to meet thine eye, that
thou mayest understand it.
.. 7. Takehis paper: subscribe immediate.
* ly for it, and pay. in advance, and it shall
be well with thee and t!iy little ones.
PRICE CURENT SEPTEMBER 17.
V : ??
it i Reef in market, lb 4 6
y Bacon from wagons, lb IS 14
0 by retail, b 14 18
f Butter - lo 20 25
Beeswax lb 20
j Bagging yax<i 18 25
4 Bale rope lb 10 10
r Coffee lb 12J 13
J1) Cotton*, old, 100lbs 7 9
'' Cotton*, new ( 10 1037
? Corn bushel 1
* Flour Country,' brl bOO TOO
5 Northern,] brl 10^ 12?
- Feathers from wag nogs lb 10 4?
) Fodder, , 1' 1125
Hides green lb y
0 < dr y lb 01
a Iron iOOlbs 5 CO G50
^ Indigo lb 75 250
p Lime cash 04 1 50
, Lard .. lb 12 14
Leather sole lb 25 28
Lead bar lb 10
Logwood lb >10 12 ?
c Molasses gal ? 40 ( 50
Nail? cut assorted lb 8? 9
> wrought lb 20
Oats bushel 37^ 45
n Oil curriers gal 75 100
a lamp 125
v linseed 120 137?
" Paints white lead keg 325 425
Spanish brown lb 8 12$
11 Pork IOOlbs 800 090
i! Rico lOOlbs 400 500
n Shot, Bag ? 225 250
] " lb 12$
e Sugar lb 10 12$
} Salt ?ack 300 325
<* .alt bash 87^ 100
'* Steel American lb 10 16
>{ English i * .. lb 14
German lb 12 14
Tallow w* lb 10 12$
~ Tea imperial * . lb ' 125 137$
hyson lb 100 125
Y Tobacco manufactured lb 10 5q
Window glass 8x10 50ft 325 33
s 01 x 12 " 350 Up5
- i <
n ClJiCINATI 0c&2.
' Flour?has fallen to $5, and sales limited,
e dealers to negotiate at that rate,
e Pokk.?Wo hear of no transactions in this sta?
)r pie, nominal prico 018 for Mess; $15 for prima.
Laud is dull in consequence of there being no
y buyers in market ; large quantities are shipping
y to Southern markets.
t. Bacons?-There is no demand for exportation ;
n small sales are making lolhe trade at 7 1-2 cts.
GaxiN in still in request. Wheat 75 cts'
Corn 50 cts. Oats 35 cts.
y ???? ????
J, For Sale,
'd i^||A Sac? salt, 9 to the ton, at tho cost
n and charges;
. 100 barrels fresh Limes jost landed from Sehr.
Comot, $175 by tho 20 barrels.
89 bates of fresh Hay.
tt 40 boxes leaf tobacco at 7 cts.
tf 15 hhds. Molasses at 30 els. W'
? V E- WATERMAN
_ Gorg^cwn, Nov, 10, 1837.
^ 49?3t.
*
r> CS T. Croix, Porto Rico, Louisiana Clarified,
*' ^ Double Refined Loaf, and White Havana,
11 for sale, by the quantity or retail, by
h D. MALLOY.
e 27th Feb. 1837. 16:tf
h 2
s Sheriff }s Sales. v ;^
?1Y order of the Court of Ordinary of Ches.
' Ml terficld district will be sold at Chesterfield
? Court House, on the first Monday in November
e next, one tract of land near 44 Wrights Fo'ty"
on Big Westfields Creek, (belonging to the Estate
of Win. Hinson dee'd.) containing 202 acres
q more or less, adjoining land belonging to John
,s Clarke, Jas. Everett, 111 rashly White and Wm.
' Pegoes.
Conditions. A credit until the first day of
January 1839; the purchaser to givo Bond or
y Note and good security with interest from the
1. day of sale, and Mortgage on the premises to the
Ordinary if necessary to secure the purchase
' money. Purchasers will pay for Sheriff's Ti.
* tics.
ALFRED M. LOWRY, Shff. C. P.
' A.'
j Sheriff's Sales.
WILIibc sold on the first Tuesday in ft
veniber next, within the legal 'hours
the house of Malcom McLeod on Skippe
Creek the following property viz.
12 Hoad of Cattle (among them somo go
beef Cattle) levied on as the proporty of Dani
Nicholson at the suits of Mark flailey and Goo
rich, Webb Co., vs Daniel Nicholson.
1 erras Ca9h. Purchasers will pay for Sheri
papers.
A. M. LOWRY, Shff. C. T>.
10th October, 1837. 29-3t
W. H. Scarborough.
PORTRAtT painter at Darlington C. 1
will l>o happy to attend to any cummaro
from tho neighboring districts.
October 18, 1837. * fi9?3t
?
TBAKCI1EP Coffee is the True Doctrin
m but burnt is down-rrght heresy.**
Afftnticle can be had at the Tin Shop t
which tho process of roasting Coffeecan be g
at without impjiringits flavor; add with mu<
liao trmihln t?dr> hv the old method.
'"October! 1837, - 29?2t.
For Sale.- h
A sot of Merchant's Patent Balances, wi
weights complete. It will be sold cheap
J, HERVEY.
Oct 18. 1837. jffF 29?Qt
Sale by Assignees.
ON Tuesday the 24th Oct. inst. at 10 o'clo<
A M. will be sold at the store lately occ
pied by A. Muirhead, & Co., the entire stock
trade of JOHN A. INGLIS, consisting in pa
of
Sugars?Coffee?Tea?Bagging?Iron?St?
?Twine?Mackarel?Soap?-Candles?Toba
co Shot?Domestics?Flannels?Negro Clot
?Crockery?Glass Ware?Wines, &c.
Also 2 improvod lots in the town of Chcra
with dwelling house thereon.
Sundry articles cf Household Furniture.
' OnD Sulkey and Harness
* -ALSOFour
,-oes, house servants will bo also so
if not previously disposed of at Private Sale.
The salo to continue from day to day until:
shall be sold.
Terms?Under 20 dollars Cash, over 20 di
lars, a credit to 1st April nextiPui'cliasers givii
' Steo? payable at ^Bank with two satisfactory i
curities and with interest from date.
D. McNAIR. ) . .
W. H. ROBBINS. }
October 18. 29 . 2w
i t UliCO.
'-31UK S;i'.ac:iber< hiigo and commode
jiL uu.! hng.n '^iinnitivnle, iicing comp.et,
! in-., tie having in d> a-'rarigorncn'-s and futoxJ
up or n Hotel, ro8[>cciluliy informs nis men
ariii t public 10 general, thai it is now open 1
lb> accunimoJut on of all such Travellers
may give him a call. Ho pledges himself, tl
no exertion will be wanting on his part to re
dor his guests, at all times comfortable that I
larder will be supplied with the beat viands
the market, and his stables and hostlery \v
attcnJe J to.
L. E. STUBBS:
Bcnnettsville, S. C. Oct. 18. 1837, 29;tj.
American Farmer.
COMPLETE sets of this excellent periodic
consisting of 15 volumes each.
Also, ROBERTS' SILK MANUAL,
' work of general utility, comprising all the i
! formation necessary to be known in the c
ture of the Mulberry and growth of Silk.
? ' ? ? j t?
I The a Dove worn* are ouereu u? o<nc, ?v?
, office of the FARMER and GARDNE
North-east corner of Baltimore and Charli
ton-streets, Baltimore, Md.
April 18th, 1837.
Bacon and Lard.
I]) Ah LBS. Prime Bacon.
S&WWW 4000 LBS. Lard.
For sale by M. BUCHANAN
Sept. 6 53 tf
Factorage and Commissic
Business.
i rilHC Subscriber has resumed the FACTO
I J. AGE and COMISSION BUSLNESS.a
i respectfully tenders his services to his frier
! and all who may commit their interest to
'1 charge.
GEORGE COTCHET,
T. Edmondston's wharf
Aug. 23 41 _ tuc
iD'The Camden Journal, Columbia Tclcsco
Georgetown Union and Cheraw Gazette, v
publish flie above until the first of Novemb
and 'orward their accounts as above.
iHD PARABOLA.
e DOZEN Silk and Cotton Umbrellas; a
2 dozen Parasols. For sale by J.
MALLOY & Co
J unc41, 1837. ~ 31 U_
Corn & Meal
THE highest market pricea^ili he paid ]
the above articles, which ace now v<
scarce. Apply to J. M ALLOY &. Co
July 10th, 1837. Brick Store
New & cheap Goods.
yilHG Subscriber has just received and op<
' JL ed an unusually large andextensive assc
ment of seasonable Goods, carefully selected
himself in New York, in -Sept. last. Th*
wishing to purchase, may find it to their int
est to call and examine before buying, as
jbioks his stock will be found to comprise
general an assortment as any in the place; a
hois confident that he can sell a*-low as go<
can be afforded in this market. Merchants fr
the country will find .his stock so large as
merit their attention. Ho cordially invites
to call and judge for themselves, it can at
events, do ifo harm toxao&te and see He cam
neglect this opportunity^ expressing his gra
tudo to his friends and the public, for the ,iibe
share of patronage with which he has ahva
been favored. D. ?. M'AIIN.
Nov. 21st, 1836.
4 For Rent.
i fTlHAT lajge and commodious Store Hoc
I* JL "and cotton sheds lately oecupied'by Mess
! G?fcgg & Marshall on Chosdh street, md own
, by J. B. Billingsly, Esq. For terms apply to
BROWN BRYAN.
Sept. 20th, 1837. 45?41
Lime.
BBLS. Stone Lime Fresh andunslac
cm bo had, if applied for, in twen
days. <
V" - A. P. LACOSTE.
July 12, 1837. 35:tf.
"; LEMON S7RUP,
5D0Z. Bottles Fresh Lomon Syrup, for ara
by JNO. MALLOY & CO.
June 14,1837.
Feathers.
"INOR sale by D. MALLOY.
JT Sept. 20th, 1837.
Salid Oil.
FOR sale at the BRI G STORE
21
1 . fc*.
CEPHALIC, AROMATIC, SCOTCI
AND MACCAROY SNUFFS.
?; "ElORsaioattho DRUGSTORE.
? JT -4pril 26 24
r's
Dd Notice.
id IIE Copartnership herctoforo existing of K
d. -I- Bennett & Co. has this day boen disso've
by mutual consent. All those indebted to sai
firm will make payment, and those to whom thc_
are indebted will present their claims to Join
.N. Williams, who nlonc is authorised to scttl
the business of the Company.
?JNO. N. WILLIAMS,
K. BENNETT.
July 14, " 36 3mo
^ ?h? ? ?
di Removal.
TilE subscribers have this day removed to
_ NEW BUILDING one door below thci
T" eld stand, and offer for sale a large and exteasi v
e* stock of NEW & FASHIONABLE GOODS
consisting of Dry Goods, Hardware, & Gnu
^ ceries ; Also?a large stock <jf Domestic an<
.j- Foreign Liquors & Wines ; all of which will b
sold low for cash or country produce.
VI At T? MA ft. r
[. > iU? \Jk* il AAA***-" #
Feb. 11. 1837.
John li?vans & Co.
Ik TT AVE just received Molasses, Sugar, Col
JUL foo, Rice, Flour, Bacon, Tallow & Sperr
Candles, Spanish Segnrs and Cavendish Tobacc
[best quality,} Spades, Shovels, Weeding Hoef
" Hollow Waro, Ac which, in Addition to thei
former stock, comprises almost every artiei
:k adapted to this market,; and is now offered fo
u. sale on aa good terfiu as can be had at this piao
in Chery, Jtfarch 1st. I7:tf
* Oopartnership Term
'fit HE subscribers have this day formed a c<
JL partnership in business, under the firm X
hs VV. & T. It A (LEY'& CO.
lad have taken the Store lately occupied by Mi
w K. P. LaCOSTE, one door north of Kersha\
street. W. J. RAILEY,
T. B. BAILEY,
JOHN W. McRAE.
Jan. 2d, 1637. 9:tf
ild
xll Hats.
A FEW Cases, of the latest fashion, for sal
by D. MALLOY.
I *07,U V ? lfi-lf
Uff VU. ?IIM ,
,e. - ^
Fresh Lime Juice and Le
" mon Syrup.
FOR sale at the DRUG S TOR .
/Ipril 26 26
a3 Buckwheat Flour,
xl,' Eg JIOR sale by
It T JOHN EVANS & CO.
*la Cheraw, March 6th. - 17:tf
? Steam ltnat
cii I^OLA"1
(CAPT. J. II. CHRISTIAN.)
THIS now and elegant Boat, which h;
proven herself so well adapted to the na
igation of tho Pro Deo River, is now in cor
dlete order, and is only waiting Freight 1
' commcnco her regular trips between Cheru
and Georgetown. For up Freight, apply 1
Benjamin King, Agent at Georgetown?-f
"1" down freight to
ul- ~ W. II. WING ATE,
'".Agent at Ckeraic.
?e July 19, 1837. 3G tf
it) ? - !
?s- For sale at the Bookstore
AN Appeal to Young Men In the Presbyteri:
Church. By Professor If owe,of the The
logical Sominary in Columbia. The prococds
bo devoted to the education cause.
! H I O S.
5 Casks of Rico just received, and for sa
by W. & T; BAILEY & CoJune.
1837. 31 tf.
,n NEW STORE.
HE Subscriber" has commenced businc
JL again in tho New Stork lately erected f
'R- him, four doors north of Kershaw street, being tl
first Store on entering tho town on tho noit
1(ls side. As the stand is considered, by some, as nm
of the best, I have been induced to purchase
VERY LARGE STOCK OF GOODS, to en
bio me to sell to my friends nud the Public
-i i
such prices as to oompensate mom ior uxor
* walk.
P?? Roceivod early in the summer, and now in
rill
*er, &QE& ?&&&&
_ C8 Ilhds Sugar, 20 Bags Coff:o, 10 Hh
Molasses
20 Brls N. O. Molasses, 400 Sacks Salt
5000 lbs New Bacon, 200 ps Hemp Bagging
:n? 30 Coils Bale Rope, 25 Casks lame
In addition to which 1 shall shortly receiv
a Cheat and well selected Stock of Goo<
purchased a few days since in New York, coi
tainiug in part of the followibg articles,
S weeds and English Irorfii*
'? Cuba, Rio, and St. Dom^tgo Coffee, Ba
*7 Rope
Loaf and Lump Sugar, Chests and Caddii
Tea
Cheese, Sperm and Tallow Candles. Bar Sor
Linseed, Sperm, and Train Oil
zn. Mackerel, iialmon, and Cod Fish
>rt- Pepper, Spice, Giuger, Nutmegs, Cassia at
>sa Savanna Pmserved Fruits, large assortmcn
ex. together with the usual variety kept in a grocei
he sfore.
as ?ALSO??
nd - British, and Domestic, Dry Goods - - - "
xis Hardware, Cutlery, and Hol'ow Ware
jm Ready made Clothing, Hats and Caps
to Shoes, Sadlcry and Leather
? PnuiVorv Jnir# snit J*??
aj] Horn, Shell, and Ivory Combe
10t Snail ha Tools, and Mill Cranks
^ Rush, and Cano Soat Chairs
ral Northern Wooden Ware
ivs Writing Paper, and Blank Books
Window Glass 8 x 10 and 10 x JO
Drags, Dyes and Medicines
Cotton Yarn no. 8 to 13^ A.
P. LACOSTE
CUcrew, Sept 27. 46 tf
Salt, Molasses, and Rice.
ed "J SACKS Liverpool Salt, and a fc
? W Casks of Molasses and Rice, f<
sale cheap for cash, by retail or wholesale.
D. MABtOY
? Jan. 10th, 1837. 9:tf
:k- Bacon & Lard.
ity ?> A A A lbs well cured N.C. Bacon, an
A0\W%W%w a few hundrod pounds prim
Lard. For sale cheep, for cash only, by
D. MALLOY
Java, Laguira, & Rio oflfee.
de A GOOD supply of the above article on ban
xm. and for sale, by
J. MALLOY & CO.
- Feb. 6th, 1837. IBrtf
Blankets Negro Cloths
Cotton Bagging Sfc.
j fWlHE Subscriber has on hand a good Stoc
j JL of the above articles which he will sella
' : cheap as anv in markoi.
.>1 D. MALLOY.
><v* * ..
*fl
I MA Leou 1
IS n^MTiccciving and for sale,
5frp:eces Baling',
20 bags J?tgnira and Rio Coffee,
30 cases Hats,
20 doz. Caps,
- 30 Fowling Guns, ?
^ A few sets Blacksmith's Tools, with a good
^ stock of Saddlery,lLirdware,Crockery ware &c.,
,, all of which will bo sold low for cash , or bartei
, for country produce.
e Nov. 22, 1830
Dissolution.
- j, / - - . ji ?
XIIE copartnership1 Iipretofore existing undor
, the firm ot Scott|& Kj&elcr, is this (lay dis
solved by mnlaal consent/^All those indebted to
said finn aro requested to make payment bofo:e
a the first ot Januaryr Those who neglect to do so,
r will find their accounts in the hands of au Ate
torucy for collection.
> SCOTT & KEELER.
Cheraw, 2d Oct. 1837'
"Tqo business will be continuedhorenfier jjv
e + S. HEELER.
3m
Mrs. H: Green.
RESPECT PL1 LLY, informs tho inhabitants
of Chernw and its vicinity, that her School
n will commence on tho lGth of October, lor the
o instruction of a select number of young Indies
!, or girls over seven years old, iu the houso oppo.
ir site to Mr. Stineinolz4s Hotel.
The course of studies will comprehend the
>r following branches, Orthography, Reading,
Writing, English Grammar, with Parsing and
exercises, Composition, History of every kind
Mcntai and practical Arithmctick, .Mythology,
Philosophy, _Astronomy, Rhetoric, Botany,
r- Chyrnistry, Musick oathc Piano aud vo',al, or.
>f nainentat Needle Work. Tlwro will bo two
.Pianos furnished for tho accommodation of pur.
pils who have none, at a reasonable hire.
,v Ifo deduction of price will be mado for absence
of scholars, except in cases of roal necessity.?
The price of tuition to be paid quarterly in advance.
%
Price for fust class $10 00 per quarter
" Second, - - G 00 44 44
Musick, 15 00 44 44
No addition of prico will be made fur Needle
!o Work. Tho first Class will be taught every
branch of instruction named, except Botany and
Ohymistry; thero will be au addition of one
- dollar per quarter for each of these studios.
Aucrust 30 42 tf
Mrs. G. has recently engaged a competent essistant
from George Town, ancf cm tako charge
, of a greater number of scholars than sho at first
proposed. A class of small children can bo in~
structed also, on reasonable terms, and a few
girls uccommodated with board.
September 13, 1837. 41 tf
Reduction of Freights.
AT a meeting of the boat owners of Cheraw
held this day, it was resolved that tin
freights from Georgetown ought to bo; reduce*
and they accordingly revised tho present rate o
freights and made a considerable deduction ir
almost every article, amounting,in the general,t<
an average ot twenty to twenty fivo per cent.
Tho present rates will bo uniform and a larg<
IS n.intm) in/) .tiifrilmt."',!
(IllttUlllJr U1 WVIII |IHUbVUOUU . .. JJ.
the country for tho satisfaction of the countrj
a" Merchants and others who may be disposed t<
t0 ship their goods by this place. Thcro is nov
w an effort making to reduce tho freights am
10 charges from New York to Georgetown and w<
or tiust if wc aro successful that Country Merchant
generally who arc in reach of this place will fuv
tto their advantage to ship their goods this wa
By order of the meeting,
D. S. IJ ARLLEE, Chairman.
~ August, 14th 1637 40?tf
* - 1
m Caution.
A LL persons are harahy cautioned agains
xm. trading for a note of band made by th
? subscriber payable to David L. Davis, for th
sum of fifteen dollars, dated 10th May, on dc
le mtad25th of December, for a consideration tha
has entirely failed. Consequently I am <ktorui
ii.eJ not to pay it without value received.
~ D. McNEILL;
Richmond Cour.tv, N. C. 5th Oct. 1837."
<* ' 2d It
or
Tailoring.
ic J wish to infr rm my friends and the public
a -fl. that I have opened my establishment a
a. the late Post Office; and that I am preparei
at to execute all orders in my line with neatenes
and dispatch. From a long practical know
ledge of my bueine?tstyl feel confident that ]
can give satisfaction to all those who favo
g me with their custom. All kinds of cutting
. scouring and repairing done at the shortes
notice. I return my thanks to the public f>
the liberal patronage heretofore given me.
^EDVVD. D.JAUHOT.
I * c r> r*..? in?u iq*J7 Oft tf
Vy lit'ifciVV V \/Ult < VVUf AV/UM w ??
e, W 1ST of letters rcuwuiiug iu the Poal (Mo<
is JLi at Cbcraw.
u. A.?J. A L. If, As lie raft, 2.
B.?Mary Brooks, Wm. II. Biggolow, Archa
bald Bradley, Rev. Charles B jtts, Robert Berill
le C.?Arch. Cury, R. C. Carson, D. U Coit.
D-? Eliz. Dicky, Jno. Davis & Wm. Mulloj
e? or Wm. Guitoa, S. Drisrgers, E. B. Drake ?S
Coip
E.?II. Easterling, 2;. Jno. Ellis,
F.?Jas. Feo
G-?S. W. Godfrey, Samuel Good win, Jas
id V. Gordon, H. P. S. Gulliver, 3; Delight Giiggs
Fred. Gulledg-i, Catharine Gale,
t, II.?H. Husbands, Sarah Hudson, II. P. IJil
'% lard, D A, Horn.
J*?H. Johnson, M. Jones.
: - K.?L. M. King.
M.?D. Me.\abb, 8. Mitchet, Wm. Moos II
McLean, J. D. McBarn, Jas. McMiiiian, Cath.
ariftc McMiiiian, A. Muirhead. Al*. McRae, J,
* D. McFWaod.
O.?D miol OJuiii. ,
P.?Martha Perkius, Mulachi Pcgucs, J. s 8,
Perry, Jas. Fasten, J no. Perkins,
Q*?Eliza Quick*
R.?Elisha Roller, 0.
.?Shepherd, D. Stroughtcnburg, J.:s. Slim
! eractz Jr., Solomon and Alien Creek*, D. ami
Sarah Sanders, Jno. M. Smith, 9,
T.?Tucker, Glibly &, Shop, Rica Tuo.naa
G. W. T ivlor, Sarah Thomas.
W.?Eli Wallace, A. G. Ware, Goodwin Wal.
' ace, S. If. Wallace, II. F. Wolstenbohn.\
D. BRYAN, P. M.
w 3Cth Sept. 3t?18,
)| " ' - I I " 1
Drug 8tore.
THE Subscribers have vtinoved to their Now
Store on Front Street, opposite to that o
~ Tayfer & Punch's where they have and will con.
tinoe to keep, a foil aiuLcomplole assortment oj
id ^Drugs, Medicines, Surgical Instruments
io and Shop Furniture; Also :
Paints, Oils, Glass, Dye Stuffs, & Perfumery
All of which they propose selling oh the mod
reasonable terms; and particularly so, to those ma.
king large purchases,
id Any article they may not have on hand when
applied for, will bo procured on short notice.TOWE
& MALLOY.
March 21>i* ID tf
Over Coats and '
f^LOTH, Goats hair and Petornhw! Ovai
J Coats,
k Pilot and half Pilot Coat?,
ia grtadics and Geytlomen's Cloak?,
For
gi - % ''*v a maliov.
*| Notice.
WHEREAS ?CHARD tttEtAN. *>r.
chant of tliIs Ui\fn.
! his estate and edicts 4a tl?3 mbwSMB 9ftm
trust for tuo benclit of his crodjtors. .
Notice is hereby given to said c(K??tiw8?
order to avail themselves of thd Irnrft ?f ifcr
' ! assignment, thry must establish tbeir oIai.no on
; or before tho ihst <uy of Novcndier neat, Apd
I' agree to discharge the *4 id Puclau iryiu all
ther liability, upo.i receiving th? divttfeiw*afl&Wi
ed. - 'Wt #0
I Notice is also hereby given to oil ill n indiM
ed to the said Fiiolau, that immediate ptjOHpl
! must bo made to Uk> assignee?.
CONLAW IVMCH. ) **
j.c?; w. BLAKEmrr. t ** *
'* Amigmtm /*
R. *f y
Chcraw, Sept. 11th, 1837. 44 t,
POLICIES will bo issued upon IJftfM4?g?
Merchandise in Stflfo and ou Uw river to
! and from Charleston and ^towgotown; aha on
! Cotton in store. Persona Ufing in the cewntry
and tow ns adj a cent by giving a description ofUwr
i property, can have it insured against Iocs or dan
. -iifft K?* (iva dR r ' - V m
I -bw ..J HARLLEB, Ag?*ftt ChvaMtr
lnittvGt. ?x Colunibii, 8lC. 7?v
April 10,1836.
"Bfesolution."
TUB ^partnership ia Cf^Uv
Montgomery N. (>. tyiikr^Jio (mpc ano
style of Thoa. Align &.Co. ha? been dissolved tiy
mutna! consent. * ^ r'
ri * J^&J.ALUpt <
THE hun of J. M. .& J? Ajl^a q^f0r>a<fp .
has al*op>ccn dissolved. Ilayf^boq^^JttLill.?
^ stock intrado of the 1 ato eendffp8wH(W|fc*- *^0
* ber will oo..mnc tho hnsiffcss at Cent**, feaj?.
after on his own account. ;<-?>' JfE"
JAMES alley.
SeptemVr 0th, 1837. 27 3l
! 1101ABB3Q. '
"g J~|| Hlwia Cuba Alofnsacst
I JL V 2U Bbls.New Orleansio. .
For sale by W. & T HAJL&Y & Co
i 12th June, 1637. 31 tf
_ - - - .
AH OCT TO BFT FFBLkSttLikBY
S.J.CAS8EIA i-r
i PROVIDENCE, AND OT^.WE^'
THE Poom, Providence, will bo in uittr books
regularly arranged,'find contajurng ofh&t.
i lions of special Divine Inlerpo-ifior.s in bomeu
aff.ire. ThcothrrpoemsaveacoUeelieiieflltgi.
1 tive pieces, written oq defiant snbjrets a^r.ct
difHreut times. The work will obtain about
201) pages, duodecimo, and will be issued in the
course of this yoar. It is to be print-d onffno
piper, and published by Gurrrt* and IVtsn. a*,
con. It will appear in diffemet'etyke of kiwikiR
an l cost from ?1,25 to $3,00, according to^Lhu
, character of the binding. r. ;
J , As it is one of the first efforts in oaf soulhifrru
1 ; country in this kind of liberty labor, uatf qgav
f therefore, have some tcndciyry to awr:k*n wpjdi
> better harmonized by nature to song, and m tho
> author would, if the dare, entertain F*na sen.
guino hope that iU perusal, will not drn|gui 1
- expectation ; and as lis always has bean, swisa
w iys expects, to bo, poor?on Ujc? accounted ha
- would humblo solicit the pabduagssfkSjBl.
> ind the public, to this Ktllo pociir
' AndtothooowWmay altooBpttoiwfwud^tt.
:1 hition, to the work, ho prontiiaov if ?o ^pumfn
e pd g ation, at a Poet's gratitude,. ,
A number of i*raou?-eimK.* n*vu?g ben ten j
d di T nr the yoar to dmjrtmt individual#; tlrtwri.
Y U r would respectfully request ?uch, ifooHpttjiin,
to t'ansmit tire result to him, either*,
Macon, or by private eonveywrt!* I* *??& **
j August. lie would olco request any oGnr
" I fiiendtvLo can procure ten aabacrihcr* to awrvrs
'lira on the subject at Ma coo, by tho Ent of
,t middle of November.
e It is with a blurb, Mr. fitting tort a ? m&kto
e for authorship, has thus to do, bo'h, h?tt; h?ua J
. tho publia, the injustice to beg patroaagfc for ?u
tt unknown libera ry wo A. But, best each a ro*? '
L suit is to be avoided, and publish etttfffe what
hj c mot discover. Tfeemia no great metropolis
a nong us, when a Wok may i* 4 Mia a
d iy?and, where to put anew work in the Book
hr of/ico, and in a libreary, are ? ary identic
al. People brrc arc scattered,
for literary food is not very strong; ?*pJ?fe.Uy,
I presume,?( domestic. Under ail lh*e ApsuivaT
igee however and many men Tea**? "
t A blushing, unknown, upstart Be
J To meet uiy fcio* or ?utl or hrnC
SAUL. J. CASS RES
- Sept. 3"). " "
1 Wanted to Hire,
< A ^ active intelligent Negro Buy to wait
1 A. about the Store, and attend to bculnces
1 gone rally .Good wagoe will be giver.
r Apply to
August 9, 1837. it
I'KOPOSEL BIBLEISONVENItoS!
a A Circular prepared by direction of tie Ctmir*.
_ ton Bible Society. ' 'u
Ciukx^stoun, Ifgr HB7.
Sir:?The Manager* of the ?harlcaite*?nt?!u
. Society, hare appointed the undctoighod, fccommil
Ice to prepare and sand forth a Circular, inj-j.
' tirg the several Bible Societies in U?? State t?>
i unite with them by their dcleg-xir*, in ?'Cfav?r.tioD,
to bo held at Columbia, on Triesdsy the 5th
l December 1837. "
; The objects to be secured by each a Coavet;.
. 1 tioa. are to a?*srtaift what has been done jit this 1
\ Stute for the List four or firo yearn in* giving ^
! circulation to tlio Bible; whit facta may bw tV.
L IcctcJ, which will throw light upon our vet rc.
* nuining destitutions; whether it jo exu-.xiient. en
gage sUnnKnneou.slyin ^supplying ?);e State*, 1
i with the Word of Lift djion % plan a^rihr to
. tii, it which was agreed upon in Cohgnb&get oral , d
. ' year* ago; and i/so, by whatmenn*and I y that
. ' agencies the pi in can bfpuost filly %r)d or.
jcughly, and jcdiciously carried mto^ejfc*, so B"
lh.it MfSnbrA raadinv Doonlilion. ii?va 6mm.
? | ccss to copies d? UmJMoly ScrhAurCs iu their
o\fnpp.^cssion. Arofin^b W<$eUfe^itWi|eii /
?ny ofnnr subject connected iffch tfrw" diffusion
of tho Bible, whether at home or i'i
, | Christian or in heathen lands.
I Tho goners! fact is known, tliat distrjffceef
country, which hare been thoroughly; soppiad
one year have contained many destitute fia^iiex
' ho next; and whet is true of one djitvict *i "tn?n
[ of all the rest, it the seme causes operateJU> er*.
ate the want, vis: the formation if HOST ftniliss,
I the i?nu?ig?Uou of others, sod the wosfita, ?ni
of tho Bibles themssheet In meet trfcrt a
ro-s ipply has boon uadettaken, after an 1
of four or Ave s ears, 4? destitutionhis teen *
found full half as great as at the>peri$| of ttu?
rj original supply, and in some cases grestar, #fc?
i the causes already assigned. arfjjpk |t> ihls
PI fact because it was one of theprincFwrfrtoUjros
I which induced tho Managers -of the Charleston
! Bihlo Society to propoes a convdfttioa. 1 >
J Thoi'oniimtteo regard it *s*u$*rthious to\*rg*
I tl?s subject upon your consideration by nyftr.
t : titer remarks, as ail the masons for a CoayMbtafti,
J which ;vc could submit, must he firmilisr to yftir
mind. All that wo havo so solicit, is, that you
i i would mil the attention of your society to tho
1 proposition, that should they deem it espe*lit,
I delegatesjnay be appointed to rcpngep^snidfe.
i cit-ty in the Convention.
We have the honor to sobserihe oureelvor, in
name, ami by the am .ointment of tho ManSfvr<
r i of the fihaefeston Bible Society your fellow
borers iu the Bible cause-, R
MANLY,
B. lilLDEKSt.EliYE.
; Committee Mnd CcrVmg Serrettrittfi >'<4*62*r
lrs'Qj? ecte.'y fFhit