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the cost of foreign newspapers and corres.
pondents, and the sums paid for expresses,
&c., &c., and the total weekly expenditures
can be hardly estimated under 250/., or
13,000/ per annum?about sixty thousand
doilars.-woKr. Com.
CHER AW GAZETTE.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 26, 183S.
"Cantores auto fores noclurni" is inad.
mi. sble, for reasons which to tlic writers
must be obvious.
Owing to the temporary indisposition of
: lii'ii'P nu.
our carrier nc mv uui'q\.u m >"? v mv j,?pers
for town subscribers this week at the
Post office.
It is reported that the difficulties at HarTisburg
are about to be gotten over; but how
we do not sec stated. The Governor had not
sent his Message to the Legislature, because
it had not been constitutionally organized.
Dr. Cooper offered to sell his library to
the Legislaiure at its late session. The
proposal was referred to committees in both
houses, but both comn.itttecs requested afterwards
to bedischaiged from its consideration,
which was accordingly done, and
the subject in each house laid on the table.
This is the last notice which we see of it in
the Journals so far as published. We sup.
pose from the character and learning of
Dr. Cooper that the library is probably very
valuable, if it were only purged of the Infi<lel
works, and works of infidel tendency
which it doub less contains, and which no
Legislature representing a christian community
ought to purchase.
Reported Treachery.?Abolition movement
in Congress*?Under this head some of the
Whig r.apcrs are publishing a most frightfu'
story of the following purport; namely : Thai
- * 1 ?f ,1,^ Van Rnrpn niPiil
a "soiemn caucus v? mv. ? ?
bers of Congress, North ami South, was held
in Washington about the commencement o*
the present-session, and "swore eternal friendship*'
"offensive and defensive," the Northern
portion of the party engaging to "go in solid
column with their Southern friends, on the
subject of abolition and slavery ?and the
Southern portion to "posfjwie their demands
for the 'specie clause' of the sub-treasury bid
and still support that measure."
Now what is there treasonable in all this,
supposing every iota of it true ? flow can
honest men attempt to gull Southern people
with an outcry of "ahull ion movement" on
?ucb ground ?
Roberts Silk Manual. ?\Vc 6cc that a third
edition of this little work has been published.
We know of no better work for those who
think of commencing the silk culture and wi.-h
to read a little treatiFe on the subject.
Mr. A. McLauchliu h?.s been elected
Cashier of ili? Comwrcial Bank of Coumbin.
T^N
At a meeting of the cittzens of the town of
Che raw held in the Coanril Chamber this day,
Col. Alexander Graham, Intendant was called
to the Chair, and Felix Long was appoint,
ed Secretary.
The Chairman explained the object of the
meeting in a^short pertinent address, when on
motion of Co!. Harllce, the chair appointed a
committe of five to draft resolutions expressive
of the views of the meeting. The Committee
was composed of Col. Ilarlieo, Capt_
Malloy, A. Blue. Dr. Malloy, and James, Powell.
The chairman was added to the committee
on motion. Having retired for a short time,
the}' returned and presented to the meeting
the following resolutions, which were adopted.
The committee to whom was referred the
proposition of the Post Master General to accept
contracts for the transportation of the
United States Mail from Raleigh to Columbia
have had the same under consideration and
beg leave to report the following resolutions^
as expressing their views.
Resolved That the Post office Department
is intended for the benefit of the people cf the
United States.
Resolved That the power to pro; ide for the
carriage of (he mail on ali such post routes as
are established by law, and all the other powers
vasted in the Post Master General, are
trusts, which he is bound to execute for the
benefit of those interested.
Resolved That the geographical position
and commercial and political importance of
the country from Raleigh to columbr;, require
an increase, rather than a diminution of mai
facilities.
Resolved That we have heard with regrei
that the Post Master General, has proposed
> #,io (rsnonnrt/ition qJ
lO 4CCCpk wuua^io ?ui Mb vt?wr.. ?
the mail, in suikeys on the great Southern
Metripolitan line, where four horse post coaches
have hitherto run daily.
Resolved, That we consider the proposed
change from coaches to suikeys, unjust, oppressive
and a gross abuse of the trusts vested
in the head of the Tost Office Department.
Resolved that if the Department finds the
oxpenseof running both four horse mail coach,
es, and the express mail, on this line be toe
great, we prefer that the express mail be stop
ped, and dai y coaches be continued.
Resolved That a copy of these resolution)
be signed by the Chairman, and forwarded t<
nach of the Senators and Representatives ii
Congress, from South Carolina, with a reques
that they bring this subject before Congress,
and use their influence to procure the enactment
cf a law, to compel the Post Master (Jen.
oral, tc ccr.linn* d?<fy b<">rs?? r>oc*
tb:9
I Resolved That these proceedings be pubi
lished in the Cheraw Gazette, and such other
i papers as approve their purport, and a re will.
! ing to give them circulation.
ALEX. GRAHAM.
Chairman. ?
i felix long, Sec'y.
| Dec. 18ib, 1838.
[communicated.]
\ A Grammar of the Latin Language for the !
! use of Schools and Colleges by E. A An- j
} drews and A- Stoddard, pp. 3*23. Bos. I
ton, Crocker Sp Bmaster, 1837.
This pvrellent u nrlr. t he fruit of much Study* '
j and experience, was first given to the public j
! in the year 1836. It has, since that time,;
! been adopted in several of the oldest and most j
distinguished Institutions of the North, in their !
preparatory course of study ; and the demand
for it has become such as to justify the pub- j
j lishers in stereotyping it. On a recent visit j
! to our literary metropolis, we were surpri- !
i sed to learn that it had never yet found its
j # J
j way into the only extensive bookstore there, j
To correct and eminent attainments in Clas- i
| # t
i sical learning, a thorough acquaintance with j
I the principles and peculiarities of the several
j languages, and a constant reference to those
| principles, in daily study and recitations, are
! absolutely essential. The true friends o
| learning must, therefore, regard with interest,
j while they scrutinize with caution, every pro-!
: cs9cd attempt to elacidate aud exhibit those
11 rinciples and peculiarities in Grammars in|
^nded for use in Elementary instruction.
! We suppose that all intelligent instructors j
I have had occasion to complain of the inaccura.
j cy or insufficiency of the Grammars morecem;
monly used in schools, and it is because many
of the difficulties, heretofore felt, appear to be
i removed in the present work, that we h^vc
j desired to invite to it the attention of those
I who are interested and who have not seen it.
j In the first part on Orthography, the Gram
mar now under consideration does not malcri- j
ally differ from several others. In the second j
; part seve.i pages of matter have been intro- i
f rinr>ail nn OrthnpmK % ailbiect to wllicll VCTV lit- !
; " ? ? ? rJ, j
tie space is usually allotted. This portion
| treats of the 60und of the letters and dip;
thongs, accentuation, and the division of words
: into syllables. Correct pronunciation, the
sure indication of a careful scholar, is now !
! much neglected in our schools, and improve- )
i ment in this respect is required. The rules j
in J lie present work for the sound of the letters, J
, although, we are aware, that they are those j
| sanctioned by high authority at the North, do
| so much violence, in some instances to our j
I habits, that we doubt whether they will prove :
I acceptable. Some fixed standard is, however ;
j certainly desirable in order that there may be !
j more uniformity ia this respect than there lias
i hitherto been. j
; In Etymology and Syntax, the most philo- j
! sephical parts of Grammar and, therefore, the
j most interesting to scholar?, we think, the I
{ present work is a manifest and eminent iin-1
1 provement on tf.osc heretofore published for :
; schools. The diligence andcarc with which j
the various changes in the form of words
- made for the purpose of expressing modifies- ,
1 cations of the principal idea, are exhibited
! and explained, both as to manner of formation,!
i nnd force of meaning ; the accuracy of the j
language in which the principles of Syntax are 1
| stated; the philosophical order followed in i
1 their arrangement; the minuteness of detail ,
and especially tiie sections introduced on the j
! use of the Tenses and the Moods, will com;
mend these portions to the perusal and appro- '
bation of ail concerned. Nor does the gener- '
i al character of the work fail in the fifth and
i i
: last part devoted to Prosody. Oa the contra, j
j rv this is unusually full, and contains several j
j things which we have heretofore found only in !
I the larger Grammars and extended seperate
j treatises.
The mechanical execution is worthy of the
j publishers and (tie whole work will richly re'
pay the careful examination of instructors- '
: A scries of elementary works, adapted to the j
i above Grammar, has been prepared by Pro-'
" ' 1 ?>?V>Kchn/l bv ;ho Rflmp
\fcssormAnarcu:s auu puui.s..v?
! house, but we have not yet seen these works. J
j # I
Stale Legislature.? This body adjourned .
: on tiie night of Wednesday the 19:h instant. I
i
i The following is a list of the acts passed. 1
I
i 1. An Act to permit Chancellor Harper 1
1 to be absent from the State.
2. An Act to amend on Act. entitled an i
Act, to prevent obstructions to the passage
of fish up the several rivers of this Stale, :
passed 19th Dee. 1827.
| 3. An Act to authorize the President f
| and Directors of the LcVosviilc, CincinJ
. nati, and f>njj Roa(j Company,!
''. increase the rates of transportation on j
i J the Charleston and Hamburg Rail Road.
I j in certain cases, and to grant certain va? ;
j cant lots in the town of Columbia.
J 4. An Act to amend the 10th section of <
" | an Act, giving to Masters and Com mis- j
.. sioners in Kqni'v, the power to grant injunc- i
j tions. I
1 " * ? 4 ?. ?/> in,i?fncn t|.f> nriinltif'S i
| o. an aci iu iiiv?"H.n. ? _
' i llje bonds required of the ShcrifTs, and Or- I
i binaries of Uie District of Marlborough, j
1 6. An Act to provide for the election of j
Tax Collectors for each of the Districts ?f
. Anderson,and Pickens. j
7. An Act directing a census to betak-!
en of the free white inhabitants of this
, State. I
8. An Act to incorporate the Union In. j
surance and Trust Company of South Car- !
olina.
9. An Act to vest the reversionary interest
of the State to the Catawba Indian
} lands in the lessees thereof ; and to secure j
the sustenance and support of the rcninan !
1 of the trioe of Catawba Indians.
1 10. An Act to authorize the South Wes. j
i j tern Kail Road Bank ,to establish branches I
j and agencies in this State.
II. An Act to authorize the City Counts
c;: of Charleston v jiurf discontinue I
JC'tery Strf t
12. An Act to repeal the penalties heretofore
imposed upon the practice of physic,
or surgery, and sale of Drugs without !i.
cense.
13. An Act to incorporate the Charleston,
Georgetown, and All Saints Rail Road
Company.
14. An Act to define the terms on which
the Siate will aid in the construction of turn,
pike roads.
15. An Aci to amend an Act. entitled
an Act, for the rebuilding the City of Char-!
Icston.
1G. An Act to authorized subscription j
in behalf of the State, to the Soutli Western
Rail Road Bank.
17. An Act to raise supplies for the year
1S38.
18. An Act :o incorporate the Pendie.
ton Mannfiirliirinfr Comuanw
19. An Act to repeal so mucliof the 4th
section of an Act, to organize the Courts of
this Stale, passed 21st December, 1836, as
relates to electing Commissioners in Equity,
for the Districts of Chesterfield and Marlborough.
20. An Act to provide for the increase
and preservation of the Library of the
Court of Appeals, in Charleston.
21. An Act to authorize the sale of the
Real Estate of Alexander Downer, deceased,
and for other purposes.
22. An Act to establish certain Roads,
Bridges, and Ferries.
23- An Act to make appropriations for
the year commencing in Octobar, 1838.
24. An Act to incorporate the Metropolitan
Rail Road Company.
25. An Act to incorporate the Bivings.
ville Co ton Manufacturing Company.
26 An Act to amend an Act, to lend
the credit of the State, to secure any loans
which may he made by the Louisville Cincinnati,
and Charleston Rail Road Company.
Aorch Carolina.?Internal Improvement.?
An Internal Improvement Convention assembled
in Raleigh, N. C. the week before last
and continued in session several days. It wa6
attended by a large number of the most respectable
and influential men in the State, and
after a free interchange of views among the
members and some eloquent speeches, adopt,
edthc following resolutions, moved by Judge
Saunders.
Resolved, That the Convention concur in the
Report of its General Committee, that tiie
several works of Improvement therein recom.
mended deserve the patronage of the State,
and ought to be effected.
2. Resolved, That in order to carry out the
views of the Convention, and at the same time
to accommodate them to the means and ability
of the State, a Loan of three millions of dollars
ought to ns contracted.
3. Resolved. That in the prosecution of
these several works the Convention recommend
the following classification :
FIRST CLASS.
1. a yuui.uiteo hy the State of five [hundred
thousand dollars to the Gaston and Katcign
Rail Road Company.
2. A subscription by the Stale of four fifths
of the Capital Stock of the Fayeltevillc and
Yadkin Rail Road Company.
3. The incoporation of a Company for the
opening cf an Inlet at the foot of Albemarle
? 1 ?' Kt. tVio SJtnto r?f
Sound, ana a suuscri^Liim /? n?<. UvUtv
three fifths of its Capital Stock.
SECOND CLASS.
1. A Rail Road from Beaufort Harbour to
connect with the Wilmington and Raleigh
Road, and a subscription by tiie State of four
fifths of its Capital Stock.
2. A Rail Road from Raleigh to intersect
with the Wilmington and Raleigh Roadt at
or near Waynesborough, and a Rail Road
from Raleigh to Fayctteville, and a subscription
to each, of two-fifths of the capital stock
by the State.
3. Rcsohcd, As the opinion of the Convention,
that the balance of the subscription by
the State to the Wilmington & Raleigh Company
ought to be paid without delay; that
surveys of Neuse and Tar Rivers, with the
view to Steam Navigation, and the survey of
a route from Raleigh, via Ilillisborrough, to
Greensborough, in Guilford County, with the
view to a McAdamized Turnpike Road, ought
to be made by the State : and if the said rivers
should be found such as to justify the use
of Steam Boats, the Board of Internal Improvements
be authorized to contract accordingly.
And, that a company be incorporated,
for the construction of the said road and a subscription
of two-fifi hs of its capital by the State.
SUNDAY SCHOOL AGENCY.
Wo arc rrquesteJ by the Rer. Michael Qain,
agent of American Sunday School Union, loannouncc
the following appointments for ljim.
IN* DARLINGTON* DISTRICT.
Society Hill, . Friday 21st Dec.
Antioch, . . Saturday and Sunday 22, 23
Black Creek, . Tuesday and Wednesday. 25, 26
Swift Creek, t , Thursdav, 2?
New ProvLence, Fri. Sat. ond Sun. 28, 2$, GJ
Darlington C. If. Prcsbytc^ meeting House.
Tuesday 1st Jan.
Mcclianicsville, . Wednesday. 2
Mizpah, . . Thursday. 2
Ebcnczer, . . , Friday. 4
Elim, . . . Saturday and Sunday. 5, 6
Like Swamp, : . . Tuesday 8
Mount Moriah, . , Wednesday. 0
Mount Elan, . Thursday and Friday. 10, 11
Gumbranch, . Saturday and Sunday 23, 24
CHESTERFIELD.
Chesterfield Presb. House, Tuesday lo
Ditto Baptist Wednesday 16
ChcstcrfieldC.il. " Friday 18
Elizabeth ' Sat. and Sun. 19,20
Fark Creek ?? Wednesday 33
Macedonia ? Friday 25
Kcrshaic 1 )ist ri rt.
| black Jack OUIIunj
Bcrca ' Tuesday 29
I Laves meeting IIou6c4' Wednesday 30
Bethesda 14 Thursday 31
Corn Meal.
A supply of fresh ground corn meal, con.
stantly on hand, and for sale bv
! i), m'allov.
April 18th, J 838.
, 23 tf
.^clminisf "itors Notice.
ALL persons indehted to the late John T.
Hinson, will please make Ipayincnt to the
subscriber forthwith; and all persons having demands
against the intcslato will present them
properly proved, within the tun* prcsoril>ed by
law, or tbis notice will be plead in bar of their
recovery.
ALEXANDER LHAll \V. Aden;
i ^L-t% 1 '**{>. I
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I CHERAW PRICE CURRENT ^
December 25.
Beef in market, lb 4 b
Bacon from wagons, lb 14 lo
by retail, lb 15 18
Bitter lb 15 25
Beeswax lb 20 22
! Bagging prd J8 23
1 Bale rope lb 10 12J
Coffee lb 1*^4 1?
Cotton, ( j2i
! Corn bushel I 75 100
Flour Country.' brl 650 800
! Feathers from wagons lb 40 45
I Fodder. t 75 100
; Uides green lb 5
dry lb 50
I Iron ' iOOlbs 5 00 650
Indigo lb i 5 250
I Limo cask 3 50 4 10
I Lard lb 12$ 22
j Leather sole lb 22 25
j Lead bar ib 15
j Logwood v lb 10 15
j Molasses gal 45 50
! New Orleans gal 57 56
! Nails cut assorted lb 7? 9
j wrought lb lb l?
I Oats bushel 40 50
i Oil curriers gal 75 100
la:ii{) 125
] linseed 110 125
j Paints while lead keg 325 425
Spanish brown lb 1 8 12$
Pork JOOlbs GOO 800
* llic* lUOlbs 550 625
! Shot, Hag * 250
Jb 225
Sugar lb 10 J2$
! Salt sack 325 350
salt bush 100 125
! SteoJ American lb 10 12$
English lb 14
German lb 12 14
| Tallow lb 10 12
! Tea imperial lb 100 137$
hyson lb 100
! Tobacco manufactured lb 10 50
1 Wiudow gfaas 8 xl 0 50ft 3$ 3|
10 x | 3$
j i i ?
South Carolina.
i
| Alexandor May Applic3Qt vs. James C. Mas.
i eey Sarah his wife, Pleasant II. May, James D.
| Cash and Mary B. his wife, tlie children of
! Wm. 11. Mav Deceased, Hampton B ILmmond
and Rosa E. his wife defendants.
It appearing to my satisfaction that all the
above named Defendants reside without the
limits of this State, it is therefore ordered that
j tho said Defendants do appear bofore mo in the
Court of Ordinary to be held for Chesterfield
District, on inonday the 17th day of February
t next to object to the sale or division of the Real
i Estate of Peter May Esq. Deceased, or their
! consent will be entered of record.
* TURNER BRYAN, OrdV.
I <-' n.
f Dee 16, 1333.
6 8l
' South
Carolina,
{ James Chapman vs. Rebecca Adams, Lewis
j Graves, Win. Riekkits, and Nancy his wife,
: Richard Graves, Mm. Graves, Ncitl McNeill
! an I Mi.rtha Ins wife, and Thomas Graves Dc.
. fondants.
j * It appearing to my satisfaction that ail the
| Defendants above named reside without this
j state. It is therefore ordered that thev appear
' beforo me in the Court of Ordinary to be held for
i Chesterfield District on mondny, the 17th day
; ot Fobruery next, to object to tho sale or division
. 4L._ ?..? o; i * ?*no Dppoa
or their consent will be entered of Record.
TURNER BR VAN, () C. I).
IGlh December, 1333.
j 6 8t
Sheriff's Sales.
! ^kN the first Monday in January next, will be
j X-F sold by order of tho Court of Ordinary at
) Chesterfield C. H. within the legal hours ot sale
j the following property viz:
All tho tract of laud whereon, Duncan D.
i McRae of Chesterfield District, residod, lying
i on both sides of Simmc's Creek, adjoining the
j lands of Archibald McQm.e and others, conj
taining 307 acres moro or lees.
Terms.?The sum that will bo nccpssnr}* to
defray the expenses of the sale will bo required
in cash on the day of sale. For the b.ilanea
note and good security with interest from the
day of sale payable on the first day of October
next, and a mortgage of the premises if deemed
necessary.
A. M. LOWRY, Shff. C. D.
17th December, 1838.
; 0 3: *
Marlborough Academy.
THE exorcises of this flourishing Insiitution
will recommence on the second Monday
in January next, under the direction of
Mr. Charles M. T. McCauley as Principal in the
Male, and the Miss Simpsons inftho Female do.
partment.
In the Malo department a general course of
( studies will be embraced, calculated to prepare
1 young men for admission into aoy of the most
| respectable Colleges.
< In the femalo department a thorough course
i 0f English studies, embracing a variety of Orna'
mental branches will be pursued, together with
j tj,c French, and perhaps other languages if ne.
! cessary. and music.
! The"scholastic year will embrace two sessions
j of 22 weeks each. The tuition for each oi waxen
| will be required in advance ; nor will allowance
j bo made for any other than unavoidable with
I drawnls.
: The rates of tuition arc various according to
j grade, but perhaps rni.rrt at any
other Institution of equal respectability in the
J state. Whilst Board may be attained in the best
1 houses, Public or Private at from $7 to $10
' per month;
t These literary facilities presented in tho Vil.
j lag* of Benncttsville, distinguished for health,
j morality, sociability and refinement, the Board
, of Trustees confidently deem sufficient to induce
; extensive patronage.
i To the surrounding country, to whose liberI
aliljT and patronage each departmcrt of the In|
stitiiion is already indebted for its commodious
structure and eminent respectability the Board
thii k it unnecessary to make an appeal, a; ic ulily
night they supposo that a luxury when obfaired
would not bo enjoyed : but to those who
^ ' 1 f 41mm
j in ibsence of sueh taciiiues imtu i?
j abroad, this advertisement is more particulorly
; directed.
JAMES C, THOMAS,
Secretary Board Trustees,
i 3ennettsville, S. C. Dec. t20,1838.
The Faycttcvillo Observer will please inse*t
j the above until next February and present its
; account to B. D. Towusend, Treaaurce.
G 6t
| _ _
Wanted.
A good draught and saddle horse. Iinj
quire at this office.
j For Sale.
RECEIVED by th? Steamer Oseolaon consignment,
f) thousand Amariii? Cigars,
2 41 Pel Ion '
J 4' Princippies. *
Superior quality.
' Applp to
; FELIX I.O.NC.
'.'heran. Dec. 183?.
4
Sheriff's Sales
ON tho first raonday and the day following
in January next will be sold at Chesterfield
Court Houss, within the legal hours of sale, (on
writs of Fieri Facias) the following property
viz.
AU the defendants interest in 1000 acres of
land more or less lying an the waters of Deep
Creek and Biack Creek adjoining the lands of
Richard Crowder, James Joplin and others levied
on as the property of Williamson Tadlock at the
suit of John Perns vs. W. Tadlock.
That valuable tract of land containing G03
acres more or less, lying eight miles above Che.
raw cn the road leading to Wudesboro, bounded
by the lands of C. B. Pegues, Christopher Mc
Rae, B. F, Pegues and Pee Dee River. On this
tract is a good dwelling House.?Also another
tract containing 500 acres more or less, bounded
hy the lands of B. F. Pegues,-C. P. Pegues and
Westfields Creek, on the premises is a Saw and
Grist Mill and a Cotton Gin?levied on as the
property of William Pegues, deceased, nt the suit
of Benjamin Black vs. Willintn Pegues.
One negro girl (named Lindy) levied on as
#u? nrflrurti- nf Ypill MrNpill. at the suits of
HIV W A * ?m.m ?
A. Blue, John G. MeKenzie for another. The
State and John Morrison Ts.Neill McNeill.
One Cart levied on as the property of Isaac
Motherthed at the suit of Isaac and Dorcas
Blair vs. J. Mothershcd.
I One Sorrel Horse levied on as the properly ol
1 Robert Gardner at the suit of Amos Deasor. vs
R. Gardner.
One bay Mare levied cn as the property of Johc
McKay at the suit of Thomas Johnson ads
John McKay
Three head of Horses?Eight head of Catlh
?100 Bushels of Corn?and three stacks affod.
dcr, levied on as the property of Ely Welsh
at the suit of John Biakeney Jr. vs. Ely Welsh.
(D3 E'y Welsh's property will he sold on the
second day of sale at his house at half afior 11
j oVlyck A. M.
j One sorrel Mare, about 90 bushels of Corr
I about GOO weight of oals, and fivo head of fal
| hogs, levied on as the property of Martin Aranl
at the suit of A. Blue vs. M. Arant.
HIT The propeity of Martin Arant will bo sole
on the 63cond day of sa c at his house at 2 o'clock
r. M.
One bay Mare levied o i as the property o
Mathias IJeavcr at the suit of Win. Biakeney re
M. Beam and Wm. M. B'akeney ^A. Blue rea
Ptff.)
I Ono horse, bridle and saddle, the property o
William A. Webster, levied on at the suit o
Roderick Shaw vs^Wm. A, Webs tor.
Terms Cash?Purchasers will pay for Sheriff:
papers.
A. M. LOWRY S!t(T.
C. D.
December 10 1839.
5 3t
i Bank of Charleston, 8. (J
CHARLESTON, 17th Nov. 1838.
"P^OTICE is hereby given, that in conformity
j .Im to I he provisions of the Charter ol this Cor
j poration and a Resolution of the Stockholder!
adopted at their Mst Annual Meeting, it hai
been determined t? exteud tho amount of tin
Capital Stock of this Rink to a further sum o
TWO MILLIONS OF DOLLARS, or Twenty
Thousuml Sliares at One Hundred Dollars cael
! Share.
; For this purpose, Docks will bo opened at tin
Banking House in this City, on the first Momlaj
and succeeding Tuesday in January next, ti
receive the subscriptions of all such Slockhold
crs as may avail themselves of the right ti
which they arc cxo.lu"ivly entitled, of subscri
bing to a number of sha/C^ equal to those Jieh
' by tnem respectively, in thfl present Capital.?
t 1 furftrvr i ft)
j cueh Share, to be paid at the time of subsendvoj
. and the balance of Seventy-five per cent or Sev
i cnty.live Dollars on each share, to he paid c;
j follows viz. Twenty five dollars, on each Share
on the first Monday and Tuesday in June 'next,
(andthe remainder, being fifly dollars on each
, share, to be paid within six months thereafter, al
! the discretion of the Board of Direcrors, on one
j month's public notice being given,
j All transfers ol Jtock in the present Capital
' must bo made on or before the fifteenth day ol
December next, after which period tho Books
will be closed.
A. G. ROSE, Casluei.
JTT The South-Carolinian and Telescope, al
j Columbia ; Courier at Camden ; Advertiser, a1
I Edgefield; Messenger, at Pendleton ; Mountain
j cor, at Greohville; Gazette, at Georgetown; ant
. flnmttn at Cheraw. tvill /rive the above two in
? * O sertions
viz?in the first and last week of the
time limited, and send their bills to the Bank foj
payment.
Nov. 19 1638.
| 2'
Ten Dollars Jteicard.
' ^ftM7"ILL he given to any one who may find
ww and return to mo a large brown pocket
j hook lost on thursday the 25th inst. between
i the hours of 11 o'clock A. M. and o'clock
j P. M. containing five dollors cash, notes and
| duo bills. The papers will be of no value to any
i one hut the own r.
FELIX LONG.
i Chcraw Oct. 29, 1S3S.
? 50 U_
Notice.
PERSONS indebted to Daniel C. McLanc,
late of Society Hill, are required to make
1 payment to the subscriber who is authorised to
j receive Uia same and grant discharges.
I Payment may be made to hiin at tho Post Of.
ficc at Chcraw or to his order elsmvhoro without
j cost, before the fust day of January i crt, when
all the unsctllod claims of said D. C, McLanc,
will of necessity be put in 6uit for collection.
Those having claims against him are request?d
to inesem ilieiu properly1 auUiei.tlcaicrt.
1). McLAUCHLIN.
j Chcraw. Sth Des. 1839.
4 3t
j ..? j? A
House and Lot for Sale:
; fa \ IIE Subscriber offers for sale his residence,
. juL together with a tract of 50 acres of land,
? upon which it is located,
j Socictv Hill, Dec. 10,1836.J
! " T. l\ LIDE.
!
Dentistry.
DR. J. LEE respectfully iofortus his friond
and employers in Chcraw that ho will ccrtaiuly
visit their town on or before inc first of Jan
uary fully prepared to perform any and every
Dental operation that may bo required ofhiiu.
I thi* week revious to his arrival io Charaw bu
> will be in Wadcsboro N. U.
Dec. i, m$L ^zRL
j India Rubber Overshoes.
"W^OR Sale by
1 D. MALLOY.
Nov.lM'i I b37. 1 tf
J Assigned Estate.
; feJ HAPRACII MITCHELL deceased, diJ in
I Lis in lifetime make an assignment to rnc
j erf all his estafo both real and personal of <rverj
I description for th? benefit of his creditors as gei
i forth in the assignment. This is therefore to re
I quest all persons who aro indebted to tbo sai<
! Shadrach Mitchell to come forward and fnaki
! payment without delay and,all persons having
j demands against him will bring them properlj
tuitlnn the time prescribed by law o
; auw?v<. ,
' flier nil! not be attended to.
p. S. HARLLEE, Assignee.
! December 12?h. 183?.
i 4 ?
[ Administrator's Sale.
BY permission dfthe ordinary will be sold oil
Saturday the Idth December next at Iho
market House in Cheraw, the celebrated Meedcd
hoisc, Franklin, owned iff port by Ike **?
tate of William Pi-gue* and a gentleman m N.C.
' His pedigree will be furnished oil application to
the subscriber.
Terms.?Twenty-five dollars in cash. Twefte
months credit on the balance, if over one tltott*
sand dollars, if less than one thousand dollar!,
six months with note payable at the Mcr hants'
Bank of S. C. at Cheraw, endorsed to Um satisfaction
of the adminis rator and all concerned.
BROWN BRVAN,
Adinr. of W. Pnguee.
November 21. 1838.
1 4t
Just Received, and lor sale
at the Hook StofG.
G\ IBBON'3 Rome, Marshall'* Wasliington
f Burr's Memoirs, Fianklin's Works, Combo
on the Constitution of Man, Arabian Nights,
. Travel's in Egypt, Arabia #c. Robinson Crusoe
fine gilt, do. plain, Child's own Book, Homo
Book of Health and Medicine, Virginia Housewife,
Miss Leslie's Seventy.FiveReceipts, Stew,
art's Advent ires in Capturing Mnrrcll, Mason's
Frarier, Western Songster, Singer's own Book
. Boy's own Book.
Dunlap $ [Marshall.
HAVE received a part of their new Fall am*
Winter goods, and expect the remainder o
' their fancy goods on Mouday. They have on
hand a good stock of Salt, Sugar, Coflco Ire. &c.
5 Qciober 24th, 1833. 40?
i New Grtiods.
THE Subscriber is now Receiving his fa(
stock of dry goods, consisting in port of
! British and American Prints, Silks, 'Muslins,
Laccs ?!kc. also a good slock of Cloaks, Csssi*
' meroe. Sattinetts, Negro Koreies, Blankets*
Hats, Bonnets, Shoes, and a great many bthef
articles too tedious to enumerate.
, Which he will sell low for cash*
1! MALCOM BUCIIASAN.
1 Ciicraw Sept. 12. 1838 44?tf
f Pain s, Oils, Glass, &c.
25 kegs White Lead,
8 bbls Linseed Oil,
30 gallon? Turpentino,
r 300 ib:; Putty,
I 25 boxes 8 k 10, Glass.
Just received and for sale by , ?
31 A. P. LACOSTE.
October 17th, 8138.
18 tf
j A - I.
| Received by ilib late arrivals at the Hook
i S.'orc a number of New Religious Works
j tvllicb with those on hand lieAtre, mnko
I an assortment. Among them are Uie
' j following:
BBOSTON'S Fourfold Stale, Scott's sod
J 1 Clark's Commentaries, Crudest* Concord.
, j ancc, Milner's Chucrli History. Cndwnrth's In*
! i tellectual System, vol. 1st, Campbell's Four Gosi
pels, Appleton's Works, Missionary Enterprlzcs,
J Watson's Dictionary, Dwight's Theology,
T Home's Introduction, Grston's Collections, Tyu*
' I dale's New Testament, Comprehensive Bibk,
' j Family Bibles, Hodge on the Romans, Lime
5 street Lectures, Spruce Street Iiectures, Marrotv
\ j of Divinity, Colo on God's Sovcrignty, Synod of
' Dort, Mark's Medulla, Harvey on Moral Agency
[ Memoir of Dr. Porter, Memoir of Dr. Nevin, Ne.
*! viii's Practical Thoughts, Nevin on Popery,
J | Luther on Halations, Life of Calvin, Calvin on
j Romans, Butler's Analogy, Chalmcrt Works
- Pick'8 ^'orkg' a. ' I
'! TrtrT"f^Hln nrr Ttnf lluvk !?! ^
t . , m _ Ml X -- '
* j Scientific Class Jtook,. I'd risers ttngiian i*rmin?
" I mar, Parker's English Compositions, Whit
|' pI-.'vV (Compound, Smell it's Philosophy, Xime'l
! Criticism,Woodbridge's Geography, Smith'sJSti*
' ! glis'i Grammar, H'aWn Philosophy, Smith's
1 ! Arithmetic, Dnvle'? Legendcr, Dark's Bourdon's
;' Geography of the Iledvens, together With a gen.
! j oral assortment of Cla6>?cal and other school
I books. , .
? Record Rooks, from 2 to 5 quire*, full bownd.
. do do do de lulf bodhd.Merchant's
Day Rooks and Ledgar*.
Water colours Fine Pen Kiiivca.
L April. 25, 1838. 24?t
Bacon and Lard
JUST received, and for sate low fbr cash,
6'1U0 lbs. well cured Baltimore bacon, con*
* sitting of Uam9, Shoulders, and Sides,* also 560
[ lbs. leaf lard in 50 lb Kegs.
D. MALLOY.
' July 20th, 1639,
| S7 if
Sperm Oil.
' jJJEST winter strained Sperm Oil, for*sale
bj A. P. LACOSTB.
October 31st, 1638.
; i so tr
! j ?
Notice.
BROWN BRYAN takes this method to give
public notice that letters of administration
I ' ' l-: ?U? Af IVllliam
j iuvo i>uen .Tauiuu uiui uii uk v. ?
I Pegaes jtmr. deceased, late of Chesterfield Dis.
! tnct, oiid to request all persons indebted in ?-y
i manner to the said estate to make payment to
i j liitn. All those to whom the estate mar be in.
! | (1 bted will present their claims within the tune
fixe.! by law, or paymmt will be refused.
Chora w, October fi-ith, 1838.
; 49 if
BOOK BINDING.
THE su'jscribcr&have established themselves
in the above line of business in Chemr
aatf oiTortbcirscrvicc6toits citizen?.
~ oTRAZIvXOOC RT, &CO.
Chcraw, S. C., Jan. 2G.
Ch cese.H
a 41 CASKS CHEESE, vwy fmoJitut re.
J. V ceiy??dnnd
i For sale by D. MALLLOY.
{ tf
THE following new Works h-vo recently
been received at the 44Book Store."
Milton, Young, Gray, and BeatUes* Poetics]
Works 1 vol. 8vo.
! Rogers, Poetical IVorm, 1 vol, $vo,
I- Byrons Works,
Fowler's Fhrcno'ogy Complete L ttcr Wri.
: tcr,
| limnah Morc's Works? vol.
' 1 Kwcll's Mecliamcai oompaniuuB.
Home Book of Health and Medicine.
Combo on tho Constitution of Man.
Shakespear's Works 2 vol. 8vo.
ALSO
i Merchant's Assistant.
! McKcnzics 5000 Roecip s.
J Virginia Housewife,
j Miss Leslies 75 Receipts*.
For Sale.
' A hand ttvo Iiorso Carriage and Gig
5 xm.i>oth in good repair. Apply to
M. BUCHANAN.
t Choratv, Fob. 27th. 1838. ' 16 tf
i si i
J Overcoats & CloaliB.
JjST received by our Pole Boat* A dffo*
Ladies Cloaks (assorted qualities) aleotgep.
' oral assortmont of Goutlamens Cloaks, Cloth
r! and Blanket Overcoats, which will be solf 04
* accomodating terms bv
J NO. MALLOV, & Co.
,i November 28th, 1838 '
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