Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, October 25, 1837, Page 199, Image 3

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PRICE Cl'REXT .SEPTEMBER 10. j Beef in market, lb j 4 1 G | Bacon from wagons, lb j IS 14, by retail, b j 11 IS ! Butter K> | SO 23 j Beeswax lb, 18 20] Bagging yard IS 25? Bale rope lb 10 10! Coffee lb 12$ 13 Cotton, old, lOOlbs, 0 f 9 j Cotton, new j ll?' Corn bushel j 1 Hour Country, brl j 000 .00: Northern, brl J 10 12? Feathers from wagnogs lb J 40 4 A Fodder, j i 1 1125. Hides green j (J i dry 1M 01 jron J lOOlbs 5 00 G50 J Indigo '5 250 i Lime cask 04 4 o0 i Lard lh 11 j Leather sole lb ~5 2?: Lead bar lb { 10; Logwood lb J 10 12J ; ?.ii m -.!? IUU1USSLS ???! : '1\J ; *rj Nails cut assorted lb { 8$ 1 9 j wrought lb i 20 I Oats bushel j 37$ j 15! Oil curriers gal I 75 j 100 ' lamp j 125 j linseed j 120 137$ Taints white lead keg j 323 123 ] Spanish brown lb 8 12$ Pork lOOlbs 800 090 liico * luOibs -100 300 j Shot, Bag 223 230 i ib 12$ Sugar lb 10 12$ Salt sack 300 323 salt burh 87$ 100' Steel American lb 10 10: English lb id German lb 12 14 1 Tallow lb 10 12$ Tea imperial lb 125 137$ : hyson lb 100 125 j Tobacco manufactured lb 10 5q j Window glass 8 x 10 50ll 325 33! 01 x 12 35015715; Morus Multicaulus Trees ) THE subscriber has from 25,000, to 40,000 Morus Multicaulus trees now growing at liio rocirlonnn ii ifli rmi?? 1 2 :md 3 VPafS oM which will be ready for sale this fall, and which j he will sell oii moderate terms. KDWD. P. ROBERTS, j Baltimore Md. Durham <fc Ayrshire Cattle, j * I THE subscriber is authorised to sell tha^followiug superior Cattle: Montezuma, an improved Durham short- . howned bull, a lighter fashionable roan. He was imported by Rezin D. Shepherd, Esq. in* March. ' 1835, for whom he was purchased from Mr Page in the county of Durham, England, Mon- i tezuuaa was got by Wiiariingdale, dam by i Maqnvmbonu.u, <t. d. by Priam : he was calved 30th March, 1833. As an evidence of his superior powers in the perpetuation of his species, we would state, that he is the sire of Nancy Thompson and Hampton, i , calves now" owned by Mr. Ceorge Beltzhoover, Nancy Thompson, was calved in .March hat, and now weighs 527 lbs. Hampton was calved 4th May last, and no,v weighs 3c0 lbs. Indeed ; all the calves of Montezuma, which we have I seen, are remarkable for their extraordinary size j and fine points : A short horned Durham bull calf, 3 months old got by Neptune, ho by Oroznnbo out of a full ! blooded Durham heifer, 2 3*car.s old. the dam of . which was imported by R. L). Shepherd, Esq. j and sold to the flon. fienty Clay. 6. Ayrshire calves, 3 males auk and 3 females j from 2 to 3 mouths old. These calves are all out of cows impoated by R. D. Shepherd ?;<j. ! ^ - selected by his Agent from the best iierd in the kingdom of Great ^Britain. The mothers of two of those calves, with their first calf, respcc, , tivcly, gave 20 and 21 qlsofmilk per day, when J iresh. The Ayrshire breed of Cattle is justly consider- j ed the best dairy cows in Scotland, they arc of me- ; dium size, hardy of constitution, docile in ispo- ; sition, easily kept, and deep milkers, yielding as ! much milk and butter, weight considered, us any other variety. Lettere pott paid to the subscriber will meet with prompt attention. EDWARD P. ROBERTS, Editor Farmer and Gardener, Baltimore, M l. j Carpenters Joiners Planes &c, &c. 4M0XG which are she following, viz:? Plow, Astragals, Dadoes, Fillisters, Gre- 1 cian Ovolos, Og es and quirk Ogees, Sash, Bead j and Match Planes, Hollows and Rouuds, Snipe Bills, Rabbet, side Rabbets and Reeding Planes, ! Smooth, Jack, Fore and Jointer Times (double | and single Irons) Firmer chisels, Spring Dividers, squares &c. Marking and Morticing Gua- . ges, Keyhole, Tenant and Hind Saws: Al^o , Locks. Hin<res. Files, Sprigs. Nails &c. &c. " ? ? c> " * For sale cheap by D. MALLOY. I' Oct. 25th, 1S37. ! * Notice. i, All persons pre hereby warned not to trade- , with or credit ai.y slave or other per? on of color owned or employed by the subscriber, , without a written order. The law will be en. : forced against those who do so whenever legal 1 evidence of the fact can be obtained. EDWARi) BOWXES. Oct. 25th, 1837. 3J?S-. EAGLE llOTiVL. ! rjvit: S ib-.?.. ib la,gc and t r?;n:n.;diouK ;1 _4SL bu;luing in Bennottsviiie, b ;.ng c \nH * ami he having madi a?:i: gune * ? mi ti l?*d it , up tor a Hotel, under the sign of the EAGLE; j rospocituily mlonns ins ti tends u.o ti: f-u . !1 lie in general, that it is now open tor t..j !' acconunodat:on ot all such Travellers as inay give him a call. He pledges himscli, that j no exertion will be wanting on ins part to ren- j dcr his guests, at all tnncs comfortable that his j larder will be supplied with the best viands of j the market, and his stables and hostier}' well j attended to. T r STTTRRS Bcnnettsville, S. C. Oct. 18. 1637, 29;tj. C. McLANE, in returning his sincere thanks to the citizens of Socioty Hill ; and vicinity for their liberal patronage respectfully informs them and the public that he is pre- i pared to execute all orders in his line with despatch in the latest and most approved fashion? : that he is new receiving a suitable and well selected stock ot Ciottis and Casiinures, Vesting, Satinetts &c. with ample supply of correrponding trimmings to dispose of on irood terms. Society Hill, Oct. 25th, 1*37. 30?:G ! Factorage and Commission i Business. THE Subscriber has resumed the FACTOR AGE and COMISSION BUSINESS, and respectfully tenders his services to his friends ! and all who may commit their interest to his ! charge. GEORGE COTCHET. T- Edmondston's wharf. Aug. 23 41 tno j 0*The Camden Journal. Columhi i Telescope, Georgetown Union and Cheraw Gvzettc, will publish the a hove until the fir.-' < r' \w m' wdforw H th^ir a'-r-our4- a1 nv i Sheriff's Sales. ^STCTILL be sold on the first monday in No- j w veniber next within the legal hours at I the house of Archibald Campbell on Jemmies Creek, Four stacks or fodder levied on as the! property ol Archibald Campbeil at the suit of 1 Peter L. Robeson and son vs. A. Campbell. ALSO, will be sold 011 the first tnesdry in ! November next within the legal hours at the 1 the house of Ma'eoin McLeodoa Skippers Creek; , Twelve iiead of Cattle, levied n as the prop rty j of Donald Nicholson at the suits of Goodrich ! M ebb &, Co., and Mark llailcy vs. Donald j Nicholson. crms Cash. Purchasers will pay for Sheriffs i panels. | A. M. LOWRY, ShfF. C. D. J 17th October, lb37. 29?3t American Farmer. j C10.VPLKTK sets of this excellent periodical, i 1 consisting of 15 volumes eacli. j ' Also, ROBERTS' SILK MANUAL, a work of general utility, composing all the in- !( formation necessary to be known in the cul-1 turo of the Mulberry and growth of Silk. j The above works are oflered for sale, at the j * ' ninimii 1 f \ l? I \ Y!.' i omce oi tiie r.u?. .uL.it ami Xorth-east comer of Baltimore and Charleston-streets, Baltimore, .Md. I J April 18th, ISoT. | c Corn & Meal. fglHE highest market prices will be paid fo -5. tlie above articles, which are now vory i scarce. Apply to J. 31 ALLOY & CV. July 10th, lo37. Uric!: Stcrc. j | ' For Sale, \. Sacs salt, 0 to the ton, at the oat and charges; j 1 100 barrels fresh Lime just landed from Sclir. , J Comet, 175 by the 20 barrels. I 8i) bales of fresh Hay. 40 lox leaf tscbicco at 7 els. 15 lih csMoiase s a: 3D cts. " (Is. E. WATERMAN. (Dorgetown, Nov, 10, 1637. i ( 49?3t. | Sugar. I ^ _ , . i ?3T. Croix. Porto Rico, Louisiana Clarified, | 5* Doable U^ined Loaf, and White Havana, j for sale, by the quantity or retail, by D. M ALLOY. j , 27th Feb. 1837. 16:tf j! Sheriff's Sales. I ? BY order of the Court of Ordinary of Ches. terticld district will be sold at Chesterfield ! Court House, on the first Monday in November ; next, otve tract of land near ' Wrights Folly" ; on l>ig Wcstlields Crock, (belonging to the Estate of Win. Hinson dec'J.) containing 202 acres ^ more or less, adjoining land belonging to John ? ? i r-. ' .. ..m i.t? n'u:?n,n,l \V?, i UlarKe* Jds. i^vcrju, imasim nuuuu.iu *??*? ( Poffufs. ; | ? Conditions. A credit until tlie fir.-t day of: * January lo3:); the purchaser to give Bond cr J 0 Note and good security with interest from the | ^ d ly of sale, and .Mortgage 0:1 the premises to the I Ordinary if necessary to secure the purchase j 6 money- Purchasers will pay for Sheriff's Ti- J Lies. ALFRED M. LOWRY. Sliff. C. D. ! " 4b SEARCHED Coriee is tlie True Doctrine, j , JL but burnt is down-right heresy." An article can be had at the Tin Shop by i ^ which the process of roisting Coffee can be got; at without impairing its llivor; add with much ' l. [ess trouble lluii by tlie old method. | . October Is, 1C3T, 2D?2t. i For Sale. Is A set of Merchant's Patent Balances, with} weights complete. I' will be sold cheap. ; ' J, IIERVEY. ! Oct IS. 1S3T. 29?2t j ? .Mrs. 11. (jireen. F.SPECTFULLY, informs the inhabitants of Cheraw and its vicinity, that her School j J will commence on tlie lGth of October, for the t instruction of a select number of young Ladies j ' or girls over seven years old, in the house oppo. j site to Mr. Slincinctz's Hotel. TIip course cf studies will comorehcnd the ! following branches, Orthography, Reading, I Writing, English Grammar, with Parsing and ; exercises, Composition, History of every kind ; Mental and practical Arithmetick, Mythology, f Philosophy, Astronomy, Rhetoric, Botany, I Chymistry. Musick on the Piano and vo ;ul, or- 1 namentul Necdlu Work. Tliere will be wo Pianos furnished for tho accommodation of pu. j piis who have none, at a reasonable hire. No deduction of price will be made for absence I of scholars, except in cases or real necessity.? ; The price of tuition to be paid quarterly in ad- | I vanco. J " Price for fust class ?10 00 per quarter 44 Second, - - 00 44 44 J . Musick 15 00 44 44 No addition of price will be made for Needle j " Work. Tiie first Class will bo taught every \ iranch of instruction named, except Botany and \ Ihyaiistry; there will be an addition of one j ioliar per quarter for each of these studies. August ."10 40 tf j .Airs. G. has recently cngigeda competent as- ; j istant from George Town, and can tako charge . ^ of a greater number of scholars than she at first ! proposed. A cl .ss of small children can be instructed also, on reasonable terms, and a few j i irirls accommodated with bo.*rd. September 13 1837. 44 tf j ? Sale by Assignees. j1 ON Tuesday the 2-lth Oct. inst. at 10 o'clock f * A M. will he sold at tho store lately oceu- } pied by A. Muirhcad. & Co., tiie entire stocK in , Lrade-of JOHN A. IXGLIS, consisting in part 3f \\ Sugars?CofF-c?Tea?B 'glim??It"0"?Steel ?T?ine?M .ek.irel??o:p Candles?Tobac- | co Shot?Domestics?Flannels?Negro Cloths i ^ ?Crockeryx^Class Ware?Wines, <S:c. Also 2 imffroved lots in the town of Chcraw with dwelling house thereon. b Sundry articles cf Household Furniture. . One Sulkey and Harness -ALSOFour ;ocs, house servants will be also sold if not previously disposed of at Private Sale. Tlicsalo to continue from day to day until all j shall he sold. J Terms?Under 20 dollars Cash, over 20 dol. : lars, a credit to 1st April next;Purchasers giving j Stcov piyable at Bmk with two satisfactory se- | cavities and with interest from date. j. D.McNAIU. ). . W. 11. BOBBINS. [' AssiSnees- | October 18. 29 2\v , j New & cheap Goods. I, THE Subscriber has just received and open- { ed an unusually largo and extensive assort- i meat of seasonable Goods, carefully selected by! : himself in New York, in Sept. last. Those wishing to purchase, may find it to their inter- i est to call and examine before buying, as he rhiuks his stock will be found to comprise us | general an assortment as any in the place; and lie is confident that he can sell asj low as goods can be afforded in this market. Merchants from the country will find his stock so large as to merit their attention, lie cordially invites all j to call and judge for themselves. It can at all ! events, do no harm to come and see He. cannot neglect this opportunity of expressing his grati. tudo to Ins friends and the public, for the liberal thare oi patronage with which he has always been favored. ~ jt M?\R \ \"ov 21s?, 1^*1(5. XV. II. Scarborough. PORTRAIT painter at Pirlington C. H. will be happy to attend to any commands from the neighboring districts. October 18, 1837. 29?3t Bacon and Lard. LBS. Prime B.con. -1UU0 LBS. Lard. For sale by M. BUCHANAN. Sept. f? 53 tf ~ "? * m jT" ? AND P A?. A SOLS. 1 DOZEN Silk and Cotton Umbrellas; and i j *LP 2 dozen Parasols. For s ile by J. MALLOY & Co. f Juncj, 183 . 31 tt For Rent. r Kill AT large and commodious Store House JL and cotton sheds 1 itcly occupied by Messrs. ( ?regg &, .Marshall on Church street, arid owned J >y J. B. Billingsly, Esq. For terms apply to | BROWN BRYAN. Sept. 20th, 1837. 45?4t Lime. | . Stone Lime Fresh andunslack- c PJP? Wed, can be had, if applied for, in twenty lavs. A. P. LACOSTE. July 12, 1837. 3.7:1 f. J mma W ?i i W ?f* m <1 W Jb % DOZ. Pottles Fresh L.mhoii i>vrup, for sale ' 3 bv J NO. M ALLOY 6c, CO. j June 14, 1837. Feathlfs. * FOR sale by D. MALLOY. Sept. 20th, 1837. Sdid~OiI " J71 OR sale 2t the DRUG STORE. ! f A"ril 24 I ^phaLIC. ARUMTTTIC, SCUTCB! J! AND M A CCA BOY SNUFFS. ti E.10R sale a11he DRUG STORE. ; w April 26 24 j t< Notice. | Copartnership heretofore existing of K. j 1 li.Minrtt fn. has this dav been disso'ved j y mutual consent. All those indebted to 9;ud ! trin will make p lyment, and those to whoin they re indebted will present tinnr claims to John J. Williams, who alone is authorised to settle lie business orthc Company. J NO. N. WILLIAMS, I i K. BENNETT. S 11 July 14, 1 ^37. 36^ 3mo I * Removal. |a a rHE sunscribers have this day removed to a NEW BUILDING one door below their q Id stand, and offer for sale a large and extensive t| tock of NEW &, FASHIONABLE GOODS, ^ onsisting of Dry Goods, Hardware, & Gro sj eriks ; Also?a largo stock of Domestic and a foreign Liquors & Wines ; all of which will be c old low for cash or country pioduce. t| M. & R HAIL \? Feb. 11. 1837. . J, John Evans & Co. AVE just received Molasses, Sugar, CotI JL foe, Rice, Flour, Bacon, Tallow Ac Sperm handles, Spanish Sugars and Cavendish Tobacco j best quality,] Spades, Shovels, Weeding Hoes, lollow Ware, <ic which, in addition to their : bruicr stock, comprises almost every article I " daptcd to this market, and is now offered for I h tie on as good terms as can be had at this place. 8 Chcraw, March 1st. 17:tf j n Copartnership Formed. rllE subscribers have this day formed a co- j partnership in business, under the firm of j W. & T. BAILEY & CO. ind have tak?n the .Store lately occupied by Mr. i L I'. LaCOSTE, one door north of Kershaw < treet. W. J. BAILEY, T. B. BAILEY, , JOHN W. McRAE 1 Jan. 2d. 1837. 9:tf 1 a fiats. I 4 FEW Cases, of the latest fashion, for safe I e by . D. MALLOY. | g cb. 27th 16:tt | f i i t : t..:^ f ^ I V mSIi JLiHIlU Ullltu cum j^t;mon Syrup. t^OR.sale.it tho DRUGS TOR . . ipril 26 QG Buckwheat Flour, i OR sale by QL JOHN EVANS &, CO. 1 Cheraw, March 6th. I7:tf J Kor sale at the Bookstore. fc tN Appeal to Young Men in tin* Presbyterian Church. By Professor Ilowe,of the Theoogical Seminary in Columbia. Tho proceeds to ( ie devoted to the rdnc i uoiicanse. ( 'NEWS lORE | Unruie Subscriber" has commenced business \ JL ag in in the New Store lately erected for } lim, four doors north of Kershaw street, being tho < | irst Store on entering the town on the noitli J 'idc. As the stand is considered, by sonic, as none i { )f the best, I have been induced to purchase a | k'ERY LARGE STOCK OF GOODS, to tin- j )lc ino to sell to my friends and the Public at i men prices as to compensate them for along j ? valk. j a R ceived early in the summer, and now in , ] &&& j G6 Hiids Sugar, 20 B igs Coffee, 10 Ilhd j| Mol isses 20 Brls N. O. Mol isses, 100 Sacks Salt >000 lbs New Bacon, 200 ps Hemp Bagging J 3d Coils B lie Kopc, 2 j Casks Lime * -i- ii _t?.i? i f In addition to wmcu l mi.ui ?uuiuj> n um-, i < i Cheat and well selected Stock of Goods j purchased a few days since in New York, con- i ( :aining in part of tie: following articles. Swecds and English Iron Cuba, Rio, and St. Domingo Coffee, Bale i Rope f Loaf and Lump Sugar, Chests end Caddies; r?a Cheese. Sperm and Tallow Candles, Bar Soap j Linseed, Sperm, and Train Oil J | Mackerel, Salmon, and Cod Fish Pepper, Spice, Ginger, Nutmegs, Cassia and i ' Cloves [t Havanna Pruserved Frui s. large assortment, ! ogetlier with the usual variety kept in a grocery j store. ?ALSO? British, and Domestic, Dry Goods Ilirdware, Cutlery, an 1 Ilorow Ware Ready made Clothing, 11 its and Caps Shoes, Sadlery and Leather Crock ry, Jugs and Jars Horn, Shell, and Ivory Combs Smiths Tools, and Mill Cranks Rush, and Cane Seat Chairs Northern Wooden Ware Writing Paper, and Bl ink B'>oks Window Glass 8 x to una Lj x 12 L>rugs, Dyes and .Modiciues i Cotton Yarn no. 8 to 12. A. P. LACOSTE- j Olrnw. Sept. ?7. t -1P tf 5?. X <33. ! Casks jf R:co just received, and for sale . ^ by W. & T; BAILEY & Co June, 1837. 31 tL_J J) Salt,-Molasses, and Rice, j11 IS SACKS Liverpool Salt, and a few JL Casks of Molasses and Rice, for ^ iale cheap for cash, by retail or wholesale. JD. MALLOY I c Jan. 10th, 1837. 9:tf i ;l.J j tl Bacon & Lard. n A|||| lbs well cured N.C. Liccn, and : et ^^F f\F a few hundred pounds prime m Lard. For sale cheap, for eash only, bv D. MALLOY I Java, La<juira, & Rio oflee. I O | 4 GOOD supply of the above article on hand and for sale, by ? J. MALLOY & CO. $ Fob. 6th. 1837. x 13:tf j jJJ r77" \r InT^TfTZT i C< * Ulltit IS Ksiuiuo ~ I an Cotton Bagging fyc. jpr rHK Subscriber has on hand a good Stock ! u'a of the above articles wliicii lie will sellas j heap as any hi market. 51 * D. MALLOY. | MALCUM MCli AX Ay I B"S now receiving and for sale, I. 50 pieces Bagging, j f. 20 bags Lnguira and Rio Coiree, i J 30 c iscs Hats, ' gt, 20 doz. Caps, I m* 3u Fowling Guns, A few 9ets Blacksmith's Tools, with a good ! >oek of Saddlery,Hard ware,Crockery ware ?Stc., j 11 of wSich will be sold low for cash, or barter j ar country pro luce. ' . Nov. 22, lcr3G j gt( Dissolution. j a< rHE copartnership heretofore existing under ! the firm ot ScottjA, Kceler, is this day dis hr mu!ii d consent All those indebted to ! ? lid fiim are requested to make payment befoie j le first of January. Those who neglect to do so, rill find their accounts in the hands of an At>rncy lor collection. SCOTT &. KEELER. ! J Cheraw, 2J Oct. 1837* t!0 off 'i[e business will be continucdhoreafier py i . S. KEELER. | V" 27 3m Reduction of Freights. jj?' 4T a meeting of the boat owners of Cheraw, co held this day, it was resolved that the an reighls from (Georgetown ought to be; reduced ch nd they accordingly revised the present rate of eights and made a considerable deduction in c? hnost every article, amounting,in the general.to th< n average ot t wunty to twenty five per cent. bel Tho present rates will be uniform and a large au uantity oftlicm printed and distributed through gu f.ir tin cnt ivr:ini inn nf flip rnnntrr p* ,AU LUUUU J kvJk iuw wu?t??wv??vM v. .... ... , ierciiants and others who may be disposed to J vvi iiip their goods by this place. There is now | w< n effort making to reduce the freights and in barges from New York to CJeorgctowrrand we Ai lust if we are successful that Country Merchants 1 it ' morally who arc in reach of this place will find 0d . to their advantage to ship their goods this way By order of the meeting, du I). S. I1ARLLEE, Chairman. tei August, 14th lt<37 10?to Caution. a, 4LL persons are iiereby cautioned against *r.: trading fur a note of hand made by the ubscriber payable to David L. Davis, for the U'J um of fifteen dollars, dated 10th May, on do. ,* nand 25th of December, for a consideration that *01 as entirely failed. Consequently I am dcterm. 1 ed not to pay it without value received. UI1 D. McNEIl.M l3,i Richmond Countv, N. C. StliOct. 1*37." hc 2d it Tailoring. [wish to inf< rm my friends and the public, foi that I have opened my establishment at 11 lie late Post Office; and that I am prepared va o execute all orders in my line with ncateness md dispatch. From a long practical Know- ; edge of my business, I feel confident that 1 j an give satisfaction to all those who favor ? lie with their custom. Ail kinds of cutting, j couring and repairing done at the shortest ! ^ lotice. I return my thanks to the public for he liberal patronage heretofore given me. ED WD. D.JARROT. ^ Cheraw S. C. Oct. 10th, 1637. 26 tf in: MOL.issas. u" flints Cuba .Molasses. <' tic JL 20 Bbls. New Orleans do. i Di or sale by W. &. T BAILEY & Co i 12th June, 1837. 31 tf j tic CIST of letters remaining in the Post Orfice . at Cheraw. ei; A.?J. & L. II, Ashcraft, 2. j le B.?Ma*y Brooks, Win. If. Biggclow, Archa- i ,n laid Bradley, R v. Charles B tts, Robert Bevill. ' ? ' C.?Arch. Cury. R. C. Carson, D. G Coit. j w I).? Eliz. Dickv. Jno. Davis'& Wm. Malloy | *h >r Win. Guiton, S. Drivers, E. B. Drake & | }'e ;o- M ; atl E.?ILrfistcrling, 2; Jno. Ellis, j ou F.?Jas. Fee . , t!l G.?S. W. Godfrey, Samuel Goodwin, Jas. j ce f. Gordon, II. P. S.Gulliver, 3; Delight Giiggs ' ov r'red. Gulledge, Catharine Gale. j ar II.?II. II Lsbands, Sarah Hudson, H. P. Ilil- : ?* ard, D A. Horn. j J-?II. Johnson, M. Jones. K.-L. M. King. j cc M.?D. McX ibb, S. Mitcltcl, Wm. Moos, II. 01 ilcLaan, J. D. Mellaril, .las. Mc.Millian, Cath- ' 1" ,rine MeMilliao, A. Muirhtad. AIx. MeKae, J. j ?' ). McFarland. " i u* O.? Daniel OJum. j *' P..?Martha Perkins, Maliclii Pt gues, Jas B. | 0 ~ . . ? ; re 'crry, J;u?. Fasten. J no. i'crKius. . Q-?E iz a Quick. ; ? R.?Elisha It >!lor, 2. .?S loph' rd, D. Stronghtenburg, J.is. S;i? - ^ metz Jr., Solomon and Allen Creeks, I). ; d i r Sarah Sindcrs, Jno. M. Smith, 2. T.?Tucker, Ogibly &. Shop, Rice Thomas, ; p ?. W. Taylor, Sarah Thomas. \V.?Eli Wallace, A. G. Ware, Goodwin Wal- J., ace, S. K. Wallace. II. F. Wolstenholme. B. BRYAN, P. M. j" 30th Sept. 3G13, ? w Drug Store. j pi rHE Subscribers have removed to their New | Store on Front Street, opposite to that of c' Taylor & Punch's where they have and will connine to keep, a full and complete assortment of n Drugs, Medicines, Surgical Instruments, ? and Shop Furniture ; Also : Paints, Oils, (Jlass, Dye Stuffs, & Perfumery All of which they propose selling on the uio*t (j reasonablo terms; and particularly so, to those making largo purchases. Any article they may not have on hand when applied for, will bo procured on short notice. " POWE &, MALLOY. Majcb 21st. 19 tf a Over Coats and Cloaks. I ri LOTH, Goats hair and Petersham Over j Touts, I -< Pilot and half Pilot Coats, Ladies and Gentlemen s Cloaks, ' v For sale b<r I g ">I " r?- MAL I.OY -1 Notice. SimiEREAS RICHARD PI? ELAN, M rw w chant of this town, having' a signed all is estate and effects to the subscribers upo.. ? ust for the benefit of his creditors. Notice is hereby given to said creditors that in rder to avail themselves of the benefit of the jsignment, they must establish their claims on ~ r before the first day of November next, and ijree to discharge the said Phelun from all furicr liability# upon receiving the tiiv;dend u'lov.*- ?' Notice is also hereby given to all those indebt1 to the said Phelun, that immediate payment usl be made to the assignees. CONLAW LYNCH, ) JAS. W. BLAKEXEY, \ Asmn/npps nf ?'?& J li. Phf.lan. Chcraw, Sept. 11th, 1837. 44 8t EPOLICIES will be issued upon Buildings Merchandise in Store, and on the river to id from Charleston and Georgetown; also on at ton in store. Persons living in the country id towns adj icent by giving a description of their operty, can have it insured against loss or dun ;e by lire. D. S. JIARLLEE, Agent at Cheraw, for Insu. Co. of Columbia, S. C. April 10, 183(5. 26tf. ''Dissolution.'* rllE vopartnership in Trade at Centu Montgomery N. <5. under the nunc ana yl.; of Tiios. Allen tJtCo. has been dissolved by utuai consent. J. M.& J. ALLEN. THUS. ALLEN. V * THE tirm of J. M. & J- Allen of Allnntor u ;ilKnflhA<>ri fHecnt wH. Hzivino houcllt OUt tllf 3ck iutradi; of the kite concern, the eubscri r will oOi.inue the business at Centre, here, iler on his own account. JAMES ALLEN. Scpteral>er Oth, 1837, 27 3t ABOUT TO BE PUBLISHED. BY S.J. CASS ELS. 'ROVJDENCE, AND OTHER POE3/3. rl!E Poem, Proviiienco, will be in nine books regularly arranged, and containing exhibins of special Divine Interpositions in human ' irs. The other poems are a collection offugic pieces, written on ditf rent subjects and at Parent times. The work will contain about d pages, duodecimo, and will be issued in the urse of this year. It is to lie printed on fine per, and ul lish d by Griffen and Purse, man. It will appear in ditF rent styles of binding .t f.vn from ?1.2.) to ?3.00. according to the trader of the binding. As it is oue of the first efforts in our southern untry in this kind of liberty labor, and may ?refore, have some tendency to awaken minus Lter harmonized by nature to song, and as the i hor would, if the dare, entertain some sanina hopntii.it its p-'rusil, will not disappoi 1 rx'ctation ; and as he always has been, andae lys expects, to be. poor?on those accounts, lis >uld humble solicit the patronage of his frien. d the public, to this littlo poetic advonturert id to those who may attempt to secure a circuion, to the work, lie promises, if no other com i - ution, at least a Poet's gratitude, A numberol Prosp ctus s having been 6cn ring the year to diiF-ivnt individuals, the wri would respect fully request such, if convenient transmit the result to him, either by mail to icon, or by private conveyanca to Synod at igus'.i. Ho would ol.-o nquost any other end who can procure ten subscribers to address tn on the subject at Macon, by the first of ddle of November. t is with a blush, .Mr. Editor, that a candidate r authorship, has thus to do, both himself and e public, the injustice to beg patronage for an known liberary wo k. But, how such a res. !'. is to bo avoided, and publish at all, i3 what cannot discover. Thcrs is no great metropolis ?i ...om Kn <lop/mrwl in a lOn :J US, WllUfU >1 uvtn. iiiuj uv ? _ y?and, where to put a new work iu the B<>okiler office, and iu a libreary, are nearly identic People here are scattered, and their appetite r literary food is not very strong ; especially, jrosume, it domestic. Under all th isc disadntigos however end many more I come? A blushing, unknown, upstart Bard, To meet tnv fate, or soft or hard. ? ' SAML. J. CASS ELS Sept. 30. I'KOPOSeij BIBLETONVENTTON: Circular prepared by direction of the Charleston Bible Society Charleston*, May 1837. Sir:?The Managers of the Charleston Bible icietv, have appointed the undersigned, a comitlec to prepare and send forth a Circular, mvi'g the several Bible Societies in the State to lite with them by their delegates, in a Couven>n, to be held at Columbia, on Tuesday the 5th ccember 1837. The objects to be secured by such a Conven. >n. are to ascertain what lias been done in this ate for the last f^br or fivo years in giving i culalion to the Bible; wh it facts may Iht cob cted, which will throw light upon our yet re'(iniiicr destitutions; whether it is exnedient, en Wanted to Hire, 9 N iCiive intelligent Negro Boy to fm u'K>at the Store,- and attend to buai 'e'Kraih'.GooU waires will be given. Apply to D. MALLOY. August 9. 1837. 39 if BOOKS. IT THE CHERAW BOOMtTORE. Poor but Happy, Buck's Tnenloj e-.il Dictionary, Russell's Letters, Afflicted Man's Companion, Chapman's Sermons, H.story of Popeiy, Book of Hearts, Tucker on Predestination, Progressive Experience of the Heart Toe Great Teacher, Baxter's Call, Saints' Rest, Thoughts in Affliction, nt.o... ^iiris.iun s ruueni# Do. Manual, Sacra Privata, Owen on the 130th Psalm# Josephus, Butterworth's Concordance, Pox's Book of Murtyrs, Buck's Dictionary, Christ our Example, Popular IufiJflity, The Ministry We Need, ^ Hervty's Meditations, Soli ude Sweetened, Law's Serious Call, ''*** Young Christian, 4>y Abbott* The Corner Stone, ** -? The Way :o do Good, M Pnillip's Love of the Spirit, * Do. Female Piety, Travels of True Godliness, Rise & Progress, Clerical Manners, by S. Miller, D.D* II in ton's Harmony, Taylor's Life of Christ, Sturm's Reflections, Home's Introduction, Mdicom's Bible Dictionary, Christian Retirement, Proscribed German Student, Marcus Aurelius by Mrs. Ssgourncy Liiv of the Valley, Todd's Studum's Manual, Life of Crockett, Visit to Texas, 2d edit. Henry's Commentary, Clarke's do. Sco t's do. Jay's Evening Exercises, Jay's Morning do. HoJge on Romans, Coi's Paragraph Bible. Robinson's Bible Dictionary, Watson's do. May 19. Jay's Prayers,, Jay's Lectur s, Jay's Sermons Holy Living, \ - Holy Dying, Six Months in a Convent, Supplement to do. Barnes' Trial, Sprague on Revivals, w ^ Do. Lectures to Young People, Bunyan's Grace Abounding, Wayland's Discourses, Dick's Works, Hannah More's Religion of tho Heart* Communicant's Companion, Do. Catechism, Every Day Duty, Every Day Christian, Book for Parents, Father's Book, Hin s to Parents, Hebrew Wife, P-ikfLni Infirlnlitv A l Ulivi vttv f j June's Excursions to Cairo, &c. Christian Lyre and Supplement, Watts on the Mind, Goode's Better Covenant, Wesley's Sermons, Watson's Institutes, Hannah More's Works, 7 vols. Mrs. Sherwood's Works, vols. Polyglovt Bible, Sheep, Do. do. Turkey, Z on's Songster, Village Hymns, Assembly's Hymns, Episcopal Prayers, late edition. Methodist Hymns, last edition Small Bibles with Psalms, Comstock's Physiology, Combe on the Constitution of Man* Combe's Phsiology of Digestion, School Bibles, Do. Testament, Campbell's Poems, Paradise Lost, Burn's Works,* Franklin's Works, Hannah More's Memoir, Robertson's Works, Sci( ntific Tracts, * MoKenzic's 5,000 Receij>ts, Crabb's Synonymes, Hunter's Sacrvd Bio<jraphy, I tutu rv\oriti's Concordance, Bib!*- Dictionary, Young Man's Closi Licrar?, Young Disciple, Rfliuious Opinions _of W.ishi mm. Steam Boat (CAPT. J. H. CHRISTIAN.) It!1IS new and elegant Boat, which has proven herself so well adapted to the nav. Ration of the Pee Dee River, ie now in comitate order, and is oaly waiting Freight to :ommenco her regular trips between Clieraw ind Georgetown. For up Freight, apply to imin King, Agent at Georgetown?lor Iowa freight to , AV. U. WING A TFT Agent at Ckeraw July 19 1837. 36 tf i i 1 "O. A wel| hit Dearborn A\aggon, hong oa Jack ' ' ?th:r brakes -ith goo*' har. - ess, for sole low. ? IX 8. 1AR ,L? IS. Sopt. 19tb 45 4t I * w M j igf. simultaneously in Vcsupplying the States, itli the Word of Life upon a plait sirvilar to atjWhich was agreed upon in Columbia, several :ars ago; and if so, by what means and by what [enciea the plan can be most fully and thor. ighly, and judiciously carried into cif.ct, 60 at our entire reading population, have free acss to copies of the Holy Scriptures in their vn possession. And finally to deliberate upon ly other subject connected with the diffusion 'the Bible, whether at home or abroad, ir hristian or in heathen lands. The general fact is known, that districts o' untry, which have boerrthoroughly supplied le year have contained many destitute families 3 next; and what is true of one district is true * all the rest, as the same causes operate to ereC the want, viz: the formation of new families, j e immigration of others, end the wearing cat j 'tho Bibles themselves: In umst cases wher a j -supply has been undertaken,-utter an interval * four or live years, the destitution has 1> en und fall half as great as at the period of he iginal supply, and in some cases greater, ftom ic causes already assigned. We allude to this ot becauso it was one of the principal motives hich induced the Managers of the Charleston ible Society to proposo a convention. The Committee qjgard it as superfluous to urge le subject upon your consideration by any furter remarks, as all tho reasons for a Convention, biehwe could submit, must be familiar to your iind. All tliat wo h ive so solicit, is, that you ould c ill the attention of your society to the reposition, that should they deem it- expedient, ilegites may be appointed to represent your Soiety in the Convention. ' j Wo have the honor to subscribe ours.- Ives, in j ame, and by the appointment of the M nager* j t the Charl ston Bible Society your fellow j urers iu the Hible cause. ? ' B. MVNLY, j. H. (ill.I'ERSLEEVE. ^ 1 1 o ifnittfi end "Cor'ding Secretaries of the Char j c Irs ton ociety Bible. BObK'BINDINGT I I^lIE subscribers have established themselves c> in the above line of business in Cheraw nd offer their services to its citizens. u. BAZENCOURT, & CO. iheraw, S. C.. 26. Bacon ! Bacon ! ? W(r ANTED 10.000 lbs prime N. C. cured v v Bacon for which the highest market price rill be pail if delivered prior to the 10th-Au ust. Apply to J. 31 ALLOY & Co. July B':!?. ie.17, fifcre. j %