Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, December 26, 1838, Image 4
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POETRY.
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From the Christian Statesman.
LINES.
Written on the anniversary of the death of j
a beloved Sister.
BY KISS F. W. HALL.
'Tis bright ant! ilewy morning; springs
Glad nature forth to meet the day;
* Gaily the forest warbler sings,
And fast right shadows lLe away.
The mist rolls up the mountain side,
In wavy folds of heavenly die, I
The autumn flowers come forth i t pride,
And beauty reigns o'er earth and sky. j
Such was the hour which I may ne'er
forget* . ..... , !
Nor can remember DUl with agony :
IJ nv vivid is the scene before me yet, j
Though year, one year, hath hoav iiv
roli'd by,
Since my ,'ovetl sister bowed her head
to die. i.
The rosy tints tliat lighted up the
East,
Were all unheeded by her languid eye, ?
IJcr snowy hands' were folded oil iicr
breast,
And there sho lay like an o'ervvcaiied
child at rest.
i
**" - " - .1..:..,, Knf
i ney iciu mu kuu wiw iu^ uui nv
trace
Of the last mortal strife was visible,
Save the deep paleness that o'erspread
Ijerface,
Aud clammy sweat which heavily and
chill
Hung on her bro.v; around her mouth
was still
Playing a radiant smile; oft have I
seen
Tit at fair one leading captive hearts at
will,
Vet ne'er when gayest in her word .
and mien.
Wore that sweet facv\ a smile so
heavenly aud serene.
It spoke of perfect peace and still tne
calm, |
Placid expression of that parting brow,
Lives in my memory, and steals like
bakn
Over my wounded spirit: it hath
power
To nerve the soul for conflict, 'tis a
<!nnpp
Of priceless value, and when storms
arise,
And clouds o'er my horizon darkly lower,
I hiisk of one whose home is in Iho
skies.
And pant to share with her, the rich, >
the glorious prize.
"Whom the Gods love die young." Heaven
doili int doom.
To long and weary pilgrimage bel >w,
Its favored ones ; twt in their early |
bloom,
While hfe yet wears its warm and
sunny glow,
And the deep fountains of affections
flow,
sphere,
The flowers which in that blissful Eden
grow
Are thoruless, and no winter chill they
lear.
For au unfading verdure crowns the
eternal year.
Wiiat though the garniture of earth is fair,
Aud forms of beauty rise on every j
hand !
Honvpn is more ?lorious * ar.d the hap
4iV?iVM ? o
pj then _ I
United in one vast harmonious band,
Revel in bliss which ncne can understand,
Save the partaker. Vet 'us ours to
know, j
That with the dwellers in that pcacclul
land,
We, purified from earth's defilements
low, I
May stand complete at last, where joys
perrenial flow.
i
Then life let us meet with hearts serene
and strong.
The woes winch cluster round our
earthly lot;
Well may we bear the varied ills that
throng
Our pathway here, if sure to reach the
spot
Where grief and suffering shall be all
forget?
Let faith look upward with a trustful
eye ;
in that celestial vision sees she not,
A beauty all known beneath the sky,
A radiant glory crown'd v. itn immortality.
September J, 183?.
ggggg"1 MMU n mm
ANECDOTE OF A POOR NEGRO.
The Rev. (j. C. 8>nith, at an anniversary
meeting of ii?e British and Foreign Sea- '
. man's and Soldiers' Friend Society, related
the following anecdote of a poor negro on
tlx : const of Africa. It wy$ communicated
to Mr. Smith, by a gentleman who cal
led oa him with a donation ot' ?\!0 fur the
society.
A pcor negro, who foil some concern
about his soul, applied to his pr.'crsf, who
gave liini various directions, w hich were a!. .
unavailing. He was so distressed in Ins
jnind, thai he went wondering about from
place to place, without meeting with any :
thing to comfort him. On day as he was s:L ,
ting in a solitary manner on the beach some
Knglish sailors came ashore to get water;;
As they were rolling the cash along, one
of them heard the moaning of the poor nc- j
gro, and going up to him sasJ,14 llalloo,
shipmate, what's the matter with you ?M j
The negro began to tell Ins tale of woe, in
broken language, but was hastily interrupted
by the sailor exclaiming, -Ob, j see what's
the mailtrwit!:you. you mast go to England
and there you will lie:;r of the Christian's
(io'J that paid the debt." These words
were spoken in a careless, thoughtlcc-s manner,
but they made an impression on the
inind ofthe negro, and be determined to
procecvT^o England. Ho travelled a great
many miles until he came :o an English
settlement, where he got leave to work his
passage over in a ship that was Iyinglherc..
.During the voyage, he would IVc ijiicnt!}* ap-j
pr?:icli one sailor and another. and say with
-great simplicity, in a piaiimve tone, ideas':
\?i f- u " w!?erp ^'hrv!.'?
dat pay de u'obt ?" The seamen, who it ap. j
pears were all irreligious, on.y laughed at j p
him, and concluded that lie was mad. The j
ship arrived nt London, and the negro was ; g
put ashore at Wnpping- Having no money to ! J
receive, he wandered from street to street, J
and whenever he could catch a single pas- 1 [
scngcr he would stop and say, in the mos.. I
melancholy manner, ' Please, you tell poor j >
black man, where Christian's Go 1 dat pay :,1
de debt ?" Some told him to go about his
business, some gave him money, and oth. j
ers supposing him to he deranged, passed j
o:i , but he saw no one to answer Ids qeus- '
tion. In this manner he con'inued to s*roll |
about as devoid of comfort in England, as 1
r 7
las own land; and frequently would he .
s'eai down some by.place, and give vent j
to his soul in accents l.ko these ; 41 Ah ! j j
me no hear of Christian God dat pay de I debt
; me walk, walk, day, day, but no ! .
hear white man tell me in Africa, go to!1
England, but me no friend ; me go back, j J
medi'j here.'* He saw some people ontlie ; |
the .Sabbath going into a large house which :
hccoucluded was the tcmpleofthechristian's 11
God ; he followed them, lie heaid a sermon, j 1
< ' ?-- I ... I ....I.:..,, limit Oki'lot If Ifuc !
Ulil N'* IKJm ?J UII! !OI ll ?T uu j
ail unintelligible to him. and lie still remain- j
ed the subject of despondenay, and he still !
went mourning ahou . A gentleman accidentally
over-hcard liim one day while he
was complaining to himself of his unsuecesful
inquiry after the Chris ian>'s Cod. j
lie spoke to him and ('heeled Inni logo to
such a place that evening, atid there he
would hear of the Chiistinn's God. He!
t
wen', and beard a sermon by that gen- j
demon on the suretyship oI Christ in which
he d?'scrib"d sin us a debt, and Christ as
paying it, and the price he paid, and that
lie was ascended up to I leaver, and had
sent hiin the preacher to say to p.I!, " Come 1
unto me, all yet that labor." Ate. Long
before he came to the close of die sermon, j
the spirit of God had been pleased ;o touch
the heart cf the poor negro, and :o enlighten
his mind ; hes arted up in the pew, but
wi hont making a noise, and in a whispering
tone, was heard to say, by the persons
near him, while iic clasped his hands togeth<
r, nno the tears ran down sable bis cheeks, 1,
" Me liave found him, me have found him ' j
the Christian's God dut pay do debl !! '
After :iio service the minister bad some
further oonvers.rion with him, and was
rejoiced at the state of his mind. An opnnrturirv
was afterwards taken to send
him back to Africa.
Too Late. 1j
' We were too late to school and missel
reading in the Testament," said inv little ;'
giils .o mo v?s:erd?y morning. Alaslj
thought I, how inucit is very of.cn lost by i
that "too life
L ?sl evening I went down to a steam-j
boat to see a gentleman who had promised ;
to carry a letter to a friend for mo, and just ;
got theic in time to hand it to him, as the j
the boat. I am glad I was not too In.e. j,
thought f, when a gentleman ran past me
crying out, "hold oti, ho'd on.*'?but the
captain shook his head and ciic J "it is too
late.' Then the poor man looked very
sad, bit his lip stamped Ins fee, but a!!
would do no good, it was "too late.51 IV r- ,
haps he had friends on board, perhaps val- j
uabic baggage ; perhaps lie w shed to go
in that boat, that he might see some sick
friend he fore he died, but alas, nc was too
late. Ah, how of en is that the ease. I: !
is an old saving, that 4* iirie and tide wait:
for no man.*'
And how man)*, my young friends, are
. i i ... l: ?: ? * 't'U. ,
ICO I * I It? UDOUl religion. i uai inusi. iiiif/ui*
tant of i i! thing*. We see so many v\ lio
have put o(T religion till it is too lute, thai
there is great reason to fearth.it many ntore j
will do the same thing. 1 hope you may 1
not be among that number. Toko warn-!
O
tng from a few cxamph s I shall tell you of.
A young woman who was very sick
sent for a minister to visit her. While he*
was pointing to Christ, and telling her how
willing the Saviour was that sinners should
come to Him. She hurst into tears and ;
said, "O! that 1 ha J repented wh? n the Spirit
of God was s'riving wkh me, but now 1 am
, u..iione !" And at another tune, just before
she died, she said 44 WI ten i was in
health 1 delayed repentance from tunc to
time. O that I had my time to live over
again ! O that 1 had obeyed lire Gospel!
lJut now j must bum in hell forever. 1
cannot bear it, 1 cannot bear it!'
An old man was called upon by a young
Christian friend, who finding him very sick,
began to sneak to him about religion and
his snui's salvation "Ah my young
fra iuf," s;f JTfjc oTtTman wUTi tcrrrs, "had !
:hruw!:f nn llif.co things nranv VC.'irS P.?70.
' ~ o J . B w?
how happv i might now be?but :t is now
Ico laic. i:? and so he died en ing am lost
forever."
Yen may rcrr.cmbe?\ that in li e para bio
of the Ten Virgins, in the uventy-fift.'j c!?ap- _
tcr of Matthew?live were fwo!i>h, and
?cro not prepared with kghtcci 'amps in
time. And while they went to buy o.l to;
trim their! imps with, lire Bridegroom come;
ana they that were ready wrnl in with him,
and the doer was shut! When the five i
foolish virgrs came, they found the door V
closed?and they were "Zoo tale" !
Oil who \v;ii he too late among all who
read this ! Think of it my young friends, ;
ana give your heart to Ood to day.
^00 Negroes Wanted.
TO work on too F.ouisvil'e Cinciiiuaii und
Cnarlostun Rul Ko*:?!, near ^Columbia at _
Twn'i/ Ihdlurr per rochthWe
NIISIHT! & J.EWLS, , j
Contractors for factions o to 13. Kvcry &C
lOIiitJil WJ.I 1)0 J.Till lUJUe I Uimori ui i:iu iiijjj-ivi,
an ! any owner disposod to hire hands may sat- ,
isfv himself by a visit to tiio work, that they ;
ureas will treat::! as any negroes in the Stale. <
52 " 6;v
J torse/Shoes and Horse $lioe
Nails. !
ITfcard,:,.* patent No 1.2,and 3 Horse Shoes
JbL^um] lioise shoe nails, cheaper and bettor 1
I ban can be made by the common operation.
l'*??r sale bv
P. V M.l.OV
Vi v ?. \<:r
BURNS MILLS.
rPPUIESFl Mills live miles below Cheraw are ! ^
JIL now in complete order for sawing lumber, j ^
;rinding corn and wheat and bolting flour. Tlie
>olling?clot!is arc new and of a superior qu?lrW*
Hie Proprietor intends to remain attho mills tnc
>rcscnt year and will give his personal attention
o all the business of the mills. IIo hopes
>y punctual attention to business, not only, J
uerit, but .get a largo share of custom in tho x3
ibove line of business.
j. w. burn
Chesterfield, District S. C, Jan. 22d, 1833.
12?tf -
In Equity. ?
South Carolina Cheraw District.
Wiley Kelly and Win. Kelly ~\ Hill
Admr's of David Kelly, I lor
vs. y account i
io.izahcath Kelly ctal. | and
Heirs ot David Kelly J Partition. i
|f T appearing to my satisfaction tint John j -|
Ii Eraser and Elizabeth his wife, and David j J
Wingatc, de'cndanfs in this case are absent i
rom the limits of this stale. It is, on motion of
>ims Sol. for complainants, ordered that the l
;aid absent defendants do appear, and plead an. j ?
iwor or demur to the hill of complainants on or ;
icforc the first day of January next or the said j
)ill will be taken pro cunfesso as to them. I
It is also ordered that notice of this order be :
published in the Cheraw Gazette twice a month '
or the space of three months.
GEO. W. DARGAN,
Comtn'r in Equity lor Cheraw District. j
Sent. 12, 1638.
45 _ 2mfr: m j
Ten Dollars Reward. |oa
WSJ I Mi be given to any one who may find j
V V and return to me a large brown pocket j
hook lost on thursdny the 25th inst. between j
the hours of 11 o'clock A. M. and ti o'clock J
P. M. containing fivo dnllors cash, notes and
due bills. The papers will be of no value to any j _
one but the own r.
FELIX LONG. fo
Cheraw Oct. 2D, lS3d. j
__ 50 __ _tf_ !
5 i 1 i t i i Sin l/t
. uoiuii;
t
BV permission of f lie ordinary lor Chester-;
field District; will be sold on the first day j
of January next, at the Market House in Che- !
raw, at 12oVock, M.
19 LIKELY X EC ROES.
The property oft ho late Win. Pegucs, unbracing
a variety of ages and sexes. The lot is as j
likely as any to be found in the State. Further :
particulars arc deemed unnecessary as purcha. i
sers will of course be on the ground to see and
act for themselves, where every information can ^
be had, to give satisfaction to the buvcr.
TERMSOne-third
of the purchase money will be re.
rjuired in cash. The balance, a credit until the
first of January 1849. Notes bearing interest '
from the day cf sale, payable at the Merchants,
Bank of S. C. at Clieniw, with good personal j ,
security, and mortgage of the property; purch- i ?
asers to pay for papers, and the property not to j
be removed until the condition of the sale is ;
complied with."
B. BRYAN. Adm'r. ! Nov.
21, 183S. 1. tjn.
Administrators Notice. ' 1
ALL persons indebted to the late John T. !
Hinson, will please make {payment to the _
subscriber forthwith ; and all persons having de- j
?nnn/lo 'i/ruinot tlw? inlnctofo it'Sll !?rf?C*fit thoill I
nronnrJo i?rnuo.i ?i._ ? ??-u?J 1 j- 1
law, or this notice will be plead in bar of their J
recovery.
ALEXANDER GRAHAM, Admr.
Chera-.v, S. C. Feb. 14t!i, 1838. U-tf
"For Sale.
4 second hand two horse Cariiage and Gig
both in good repair. Apply to 5
M. BUCHANAN. ; J
Charm, Feb. 27th. 1838. 10 tt*! 1>(
Molasses. <
"fl 4ifc HI1DS. Prime Trincdad De Cuba Mo. ; /
fi. ^'kisses, just received, and for sale by
D. MALLOY
th.1836.
Carpenters Tools. ! t
AN additional supplyjust recvM. which makes ! at
my assortment vcrv good, j B
I). 31 ALLOY. S
March 3'h. 1835._ 17?tf. I at
Broad Cloths Cassimer.sc and j t(
?Sfatinettes. ;L
WILT. on sold very cheap. Persons wanting ;
bargains will please call and cxatnino my j
Stock. D, MALLOY. ! 10
tC
Apples. j
( 0 bushels Limber Twig mountain Apples, j w
2.') ^ Sifted Meal, Vi
I'or sale by
A. I?. LACOSTE. |
October 24th, 183?.
49 J
Overcoats & Cloaks.
JUST received by our Pole Boat, 1 dozen ;
L idicst'ioaks (assorted qualities) also a gen-1
cr.il assortment of Gcntljiuens Cloaks, C;ot)i
and Bianko? Overcoats, which will be sold on J
accomodating terms bv
JNO. MA LLC) V, & Co. |
November 28th, 1838.
2 tf |
Sherffa Salts.
By order of the Court of Ordinary, will! N
be sold on the first niondny in January :
next at Chesterfield Court House, within the |
legal hours of sale, all the real Estate of Diewrv
Boat right deceased, lying on Jcmnie's 1 ^
Creek and Abram's Creek, containing eight |
hundred and sixty nine acres, more or lcs*.
i erms?/vs raucn casn as wmueiray tno !
expenses of the sab will be required on tiic ;
day of sale.?For the balance, one half piya- ;
b!e on the first day of January 1840 and the ; ^
other half on the first day of January 1811 villi.
interest from day of sale. Purchasers lo
give Bond and good security and a mortgage { nc
on the premises (if required) to the Ordinary j ..
to secure tlie purchase money, and pay for all l j
necessarv papers. ! a ,
* A. M-LOWRY, Shf. C.D !
Nov. 10, 1838. 2?21.
South Carolina. ! _
lolni K. Mclver. 1 n??...t ?
* . T. ,, ( i Decialation in J
\drnr. h. I{. Mclver. I ?. rf
foreign j (B
I?- . , , I Attachment. 1 J
lucnard Ingraham J '
WHEREAS the Plaintiff iu the abuve sla.
ted case ha* filed his Decralation in aiy '
afiice against 1 tie Defendant who is absent from ! Fe
md without tho limits of the stato having noilher! IB
wife nor attorney known within the Bame. ! the
It is ordered that the Defendant do place or | ma
make ins defence to the said Decralatioa within '
j year and a day from the date hereof otherwise sei
linal and absolute judginet will bo given and ! Ba
iwarded against him. ' ; Of
Office of Common Pleaa ) : [
for Darlington District. \ I pic
S. W. DUBOSE. ! Ba
C. C. P. I Su
1 eceinbar 10. 1838. ' 1
S ftv3niflv
Bagging. Rope & Twine.
^ pieces Hugging, 50 Cot's Ropo and
w MF -00 pounds Twine fer salo by
JOHN MALLOY A Co.
November 38th, 1838.
2 tf
Jugs& Jars.
L Largo and general assortment Juga and
Jars, just received and for sale by
JOHN MALLOY & Co.
November 2Sth, 1833.
2 tf
Nills Brads.
Kegs Nails and Brads, assorted sizes
PMF lor sale low by
J NO. MALLOY, & Co.
November 29'h, 1839.
J2 tf
Guns.
I Dozen Single and Double Barrel Guns,
L received and for sale by
JOHN MALLOY & Co.
November 23th, 1333.
2 jf
In Equity.
Lancaster District.
John Mussey, jr.
admr. ctal
vs.
Sarah Massey ctal
By order of the Court of Equity July Term
:33, the creditors of John Massey Sen'r. (do.
used) late of Chesterfield District are required
presen4. t!ie amounts of their demands on
lb, and establish the same on or before the
si of the next court.
J. XV. WITHERSPOON, Jr.
C. E. L. I).
Commissioners Office. )
Oct. 12. 1833. <
[Printers fee ?5. 50.1 19?3m
A supply of the following, among other, books
r young persons and Children for salo at the
aok Store.
Flora's Interpreter, Young Lidie's Own
Book.
Boy's Own Book, Cirl's Own Book.
Child's Own Book, Stone's Chil'ds Reader.
Watts Divine Songs, Worcester's Primer.
New England Do. VariousC utechisms.
Manroe and Franci's Colored Toy Books.
.Esop's- Tables. Crockctts Songs. Down.
ing's Do.
Boys and Girls Library 23 vol.
Spanish Cigars.
quality Spanish cigars
Eagle Brand, just received nnc
r sale by
I). MALLOY.
April IPlh. 183?
23 tf
Huts & t'u[)s.
X Few cases, latest style of fashionable Hat:
fla. and Cans.
For sale by
I). MALLOY.
Nov. lath, 1637. 1 if
Blacksmiths Tools.
A good supply on hand, of every thing in tin
m line, for sale at a small advance above cost
I). MALLOY.
March nth 1S38. 17?tf.
Hams.
g ?"*-r -u~? f4 ** Mains
B_ "" Also 490 superior Sides ant
boulders N. C. bacon, for sale bv*
A. I'. LACOSTE.
October 17th, 1838.
48 _ tf
N otice.
LS. DRAKE lias commenced the Tailor
ing business in Dr. McLean's .Store op
osito to U. Malloy.
Cheraw, Sept. 26th, 1S38.
46 tf
.'Uipenters & Joiners Planes
&c, &c.
A MONO wliich arc she following, viz:?
m. Plow, Astragals, Dadoes, Fillisters, Ore
an Ovolos, Og es and quirk Ogees, Sash, Beai
id Match Planes, Hollows and Rouuds, Snip
ills, Rabbet, side Rabbets and Reeding Planes
inooth, Jack, Fore and Jointer Planes (doubl
id single Irons) Firmer chisels, Spring Divi
:rs, squares &c. Marking and Morticing Gua
js, Key hole, Tenant and Hand Saws: Als
ocks, Hinges, Files, Sprigs, Nails &c. &c.
For sale cheap by
n MATTAV
i-' 4'1 II UIjU X
Oct. 25th, 1837.
New Books.
EH HE follow ng among others, have boon ad
EL ded to the stock of standard Religiou
orks always to bo found at the 44 Book Store
lib 1
Encyclopedia of Religious Knowledge,
Lime Street Lectures, Spruce St. do.
Hunter's Sacred Biography. Bunyan's Work
ISmo.
Burder's Village Sermons 1 vol. 8vo. AInios
Christian.
Berkcleys Works 1 vol. 6vo. Milton's I'rosi
Works.
Ofticos ot Christ by Stevenson. Barnes' or
the Gospels.
I'olygiott Bibles, fmo gilt and plain.
Thomson's Catechism for Communicants,
Presbyterian Book of Discipline, 1 pocket?,1
Christian Lyre and Supplement.
Theron and AsDasia. bv Hervev.
Presbyterian Missions, by Dr. Green,
Dooth's Reign of Grace. Methodist Ilynins
ovember 28th, 1S.'H
2 tf
lisli.
itJTACIvEREL. Codfish and Salmon.
fSl For Sale by
1). MALLOY.
Nov. 8, 1837- 25 tf.
(ALE OF NEGROES.
r*7"ILL be sold at Darlington Court ilouso,
7 w on the first Monday in January, between
30 and 40 Negroes
arlyail of them able bodied men and women.
These negroes belong to the estate of E. R.
elver and have been at work for some time on
Rail Road in Alabama.
Terms Cash.
JOHN K. McIVER, ) Executors.
WAI. C. McIVER, $ E. U Mclver.
Nov. 26lh, 1638.
ENTER TAIN ME NT.
J^iHE Subscriber, having been satisfactorily
L engaged for ir.orc than three years in atiding
to a
BOARDING HOUSE,
els encouraged to say to the public, that her
)lTSE and STABLES .are well furnished for
i reception and accommodation of llioso who
,y bo pleased to call. E. SMITH.
Mrs. Smith is prepared to entertain Stage Paslgcrs,
shoul 1 any think proper to call. Their
ggage shall ho removed to and from the Stage
lice free of charge:
?T* Mv Residence is on the corner of Gillesi
street, the lot formerly occupied by Mrs.
rgc convenient to the Market and near the
itc Bank.
I'avetteville. Sept. 1. 163*.
? 1 intlhn
Pain s, Oils, Glass, &c.
25 kegs White Lead,
8 bbls Linseed Oil,
30 gallons Turpentine, |
300 lbs Putty, i
i 25 boxes 8 m 10, Glass,
i Just received and for sale by 1
A. P. LACOSTE. <
October 17th, 8138. i
48 tf *
llereived by the lute arrivals at the Book
Store a number ot iNew Keligious Works
which with those on hand before, make
an assortment. Among them are the
j Mowing:
BOSTON 3 Fourfold State, Scott's and
Clark's Commentaries, Crudeus Concord,
ance, Milncr's Chucrh History, Cudworth's In.
tellcctual System, vol. 1st, Campbell's Four Gosj
pels, Applcton's Works, Missionary Enterprizcs,
Watson's Dictionary, D wight's Theology,
| Home's Introduction, Gaston's Collections, Tyn.
j dale's New Testament, Comprehensive Biblo,
' Family Bibles, Hodgo on the Romans, Lime
j 3treet Lectures, Spruce Street Lectures, Marrow
of Divinity, Colo on God's Soverignty, Synod of
Dort, Mark's Medulla, Harvey on Moral Agency
Memoir of Dr. Porter, Memoir of Dr. Nevin, Ne.
vin's Practical Thoughts, Nevin on Popery,
j Luther on Galations, Life of Calvin, Calvin on
I Romans, Butler's Analogy, Chalmer's Works
, Dick's Works.
For >Sfalc at the Bookstore.
^Scientific Clas3 Book, Parker's English Grammar,
Parker's English Compositions, Whel.
ploy's Compound, Smcllic's Philosophy, Kame's
, Criticism, Woodbridgc's Geography, Smith's En.
I glish Grammar, B'ake's Philosophy, Smith's
' Arithmetic, Davie's Legender, Davie's Bourdon's
Geography of the Heavens, together with a general
assortment of Classical and other school
; books.
Record Books, from 2 to 5 quires, full bound.
do do do do half bound.
Merchant's Day Books and Ledgers.
| Water colours Fine Pen Knives.
11 April, 2">. 1?3R. 21?t
1 " n n n/An o rt/l T or/1
| uai/Uii uuu uaiu.
JUST rcocived, and for sain low for cash !
6000 lbs. well cured Ballimoro bacon, con- J
j siting of Hains, Shoulders, and Sides; also 500 ;
i lbs. leaf lard ia 50 lb Kegs.
D. MALLOY.
July 20th, 183S.
' 37 tf
Sperm Oil.
BEST winter strained Sperm Oil, for sale j
by
;; A. P. LACOSTE.
October 31st, 1838.
50 tf
Notice.
BROWN BRYAN takes this method to give
public notieo that letters of administration
have been . ranted him on the cstaU. of William
> Pegues junr. deceased, late of Chesterfield Dis_
' tnct, and to request all persons indebted in a y
manner to tli^ said estate to mike payment to
him. Ail those to whom the estate may be ind
biod will present their claims within the tiino
i fixed by I ?w, or payment will he refused.
Choraw. October 94'.It, lb'38.
1" 49 tf
"BT>OK P>I\di\(7.
TH E subscribers have established themselves
in the above lino of business in Chcraw
. io tts citizens.
j. <*. DAZEXOOURT, &. CO
; Cheraw, S. C.. Jan. 2(1.
Cheese.
Hi CHEESE, very fine, just rcJS.
W reived am!
* or sale by I). MALLLO V.
i - lf
TiIe" following new Works ij vo recently
been received at the "Bnok Sforc."
Milton, Young, Gray, and Dannies' Poetical
Works 1 vol. 8vo.
a ; Rogers, Poetical Woras, 1 vol. 8vo.
i Byrons Works.
; Fowler's Phrenology. Complete L tter Wri-!
- I tcr*
Hannah More's Works? vol.
Ewell's Mechanical Companions.
! Homo Book of Health and Medicine,
j Combe on tlio Constitution of Man.
Shakespear's Works 2 vol.bvo.
*. ALSO
u ; Merchant's Assistant,
u McKcnzies 5000 Iteccip s.
, Virginia Housewife,
j Miss Leslies 75 Receipts.
Fall and Winter Goods.
THE Subscribers havo lately ree'd by Steam j
and Polo Boats their fall and winter supply j
. ; of Goods which arc off'red for sale on accomuio. j
s i dating terms.
"| AMONG WHICH ARE J
Blue, Black, Invisible Green, and Mixed
j BroadCloths, Cusimeres Sattinett<, Silk Velvet i
] und Worsted Vestings, Flannels, Blankets, .
s I Irish Linen, Sheetings and Shirtings, Marcnog, !
j Circassians,,Shawls 3nd fancy Handkerchiefs, j
t Calicoes, Hosiery, Limbs Wool and Worsted j
i Shirts and drawers, fine and common Stocks i
? 1 Prtllnva Ssillr ITI/l tn/l Wnrtt^H f rlnvna f in I
; aim um uuu ?? JI-'.VM V-?W,vdj UIJ?* ?
seys, Domestics, Ac. &c.
i ; ALSO
A general assortment of nogro cloths.
ALSO
Table and Pocket Knives, Files. Rasps, Pad |
, and Stock Locks, Hat.tr, Trace and Log Chains,;
Iron and Brass andirons, Shovel and Tongs, {
;#Sad Irons, Curry Combs, Handsaws, Mill' and j
fllandsaw fil"s, Collins' Axes, Drawing Knives,:
Coffee Mills, with a general assortment of Black- j
! smith's Tools.
ALSO
i Common and fine Teas, Bowls, Plates, Dishes,
j Pitchers and Ewers and Basons, Cut Glass and
common Castors, fine and common Tumblers,
and Wines, with a few fine dinner sets.
ALSO
! A general assortment of Ladies' and Gentlej
men's Shoes, Boots and Over Shoes.
All of which will be sold low and on acromoi
dating terms by
JOIINMALLOY &.Co.
Brick Store.
Nov. 21st, 1838.
1 tf
.Wines,
JUST received and for sale, Champaigne,
Madeira, TenerilT, Sicily, Port, Muscat,
; Hoc and Malaga Wines, and lor sale by
JOHN MALLOY& Co
i November 23lh, 183$.
| 2 tf
Hats & Caps.
4k Cases fashionable Hats &, Caps,t ju
/vIf received and for sale low by
J. MALLOY A CO.
i November 28th, 183?.
2 If
Hats.
Cases 1st qualityClippod. Nutria, latest style
2 do do plain Russia for Summer
2 do do Otter & Beaver naps, very
handsome,
1 do do Wool Hats,
1 do do Straw do. i
All for salo verv cheap by
P. MALLOY. i
i March IftP 17?If- i
4
Notice.
PERSONS indebted to Daniel C. McLane,
lute of Society Hill, are required to make
payment to the subscriber who is authorised to
rcceivo the same and grant discharges.
Payment may be made to him at the Post Of.
fico at Cheraw or to his order elsewhere without
cost, before the first day of January nest, whew
ill the unsettlod claims of said D. C, McLane,
tvill of necessity be put in suit for collection.
Those having claims againat him we request- cd
to present them properly authenticated.
D. McLAOCHUN.
Cheraw, 8th Des. 1838.
4 St
A House and Lot for bale:
f HE Subscriber offers for sale his residence,
Jz. together with a tract of 50 acres of land,
upon which t is located.
? r\ IA tooo
society iiill, uec. iv, iojo.
T. P. LIDE.
4f.
Dentistry.
DR. J. LEG respectfally informs bis friend
and employers in Cheraw that he will certainly
visit their town on or before tne first of Jen
uary fully prepared to perform any and every
Dental operation that may be respired of him.
thn week , rovious to hia arrival in Cherow be
will be in VPadesboro N. C.
Dec. 1.M38. 3??at
India Rubber Overshoes.
FOR Sale by
D. MALLOY.
Nov.lot'i I 837. 1 tf
Assigned Estate.
CJIIADRACII MITCHELL deceaaed, diJ in
^ his in lifetime make an assignment to me
of all hie estato both real and personal of evory
discription for the benefit of his creditors as set
forth in the assignment. This is therefore to request
all persons who are indebted to the said
Shadiach Mitchell to come forward and make
payment without delay and ,all persons having
demands against him will bring them properly
attested within the time prescribed by law or
they will not be attended to.
D. S. IIARLLEE, Assignee.
December 12.h,183y.
4 Cl
For Sale.
ECEIVED by the Steamer Oseolaon consignincnt.
9 thousand Arnarilia Cigars,
2 44 Pellon 44
1 44 Princippies, 44
Superior quality.
Applp to
FELIX LONG.
Cheraw, 10th Dec. 1838,
4 8t
Groceries.
rpnilK uudorsigned have received by tho late
J3_ arrivals and offer for sale the following ar.
tides.
10 Hhds. St. Croix's Sugar,
10 Hlids. Porto Rico, do
' . 50 Bags Coffee,
5 Ilhds. Molasses.
10 Hlids N. E. Rum, 1 Pipe Gin, 1 Pipe
! C. Brandy, 2 Casks Porter (in bottles) 5 bbls.
Vinegar. 50 bbls. Domestic Liquors, 10 Casks
I Cheese and 4 boxes Pine Apple Cheese, Pepper,
! Spice, Ginger. Indigo, Madder, Sperm and Tal.
low Candles Chocolate, Mustard, Hyson, Im!
perial and Gun Powder Teas, Soap, Rice, Pow'
der. Shot and Lead.
J NO. MALLOY, & Co.
November 28tli, 1838.
i 2 if
Cotton Yarn.
Bunches Cotton Yarn, from Wil
/mJiams' Factory,
for sale by
JNO.MALLOY, SlCo.
November 2-ctb, 1838.
j 2 _tf
Cigars.
fiT M. Spanish Cigars, just received and for sale
W by
' JNO. MALLOY. &. Co
Ncvcu.oer 28th, 1638.
2 tf '
I - .. ? ~ 1 ' ' ?
Corn Meal.
A supply of fresh ground corn meal, constantly
on hand, and for sale by
D. MALLOV.
April 18th, 1838.
23 tf_
Notice.
WILL be received in a few days a hand
some extension top Barouche with seat*,
for six rown persons 4 iusido and 2 out, an
excellent ar'iclc for a family and well adapted to
Southern Roads being light built. Also a neat
Family Carriage, light and in complete order;
Also a second hand 'i horse Barouche, all or
either ol which will be sold on good terms;
Apply to
BROWN BRYAN.
Nov. 7th, 1*38.
51 . tf
N. B. fVnons who may wish to purchase ne
gro?s may hear of a few on application to me
Administrator's Sale.
BY permission of the ordinary will be sold on
Saturday the 15th December next at the
market House in Chcraw. the celebrated blood.
ed horse, Franklin, owned in part by the estate
of William Pegucs and a gentleman in N. C.
His pedigree will be furnished on application to
the subscriber.
Terms.?Twenty-fire dollars in cash. Twelve
months credit on the balance, if over one then,
sand dollars, iflcss than one thousand dollars,
six months with note payable at the Merchants'
Bank of S. C. at Chcraw, endorsed to the satisfaction
of the adminis.rator and all concerned.
BROWN BRYAN, Admr.
of W. Pegues.
November 21. 1838.
1 4t .
Just Received, and for sale
at the Rook Store.
GIBBON'S Rome, Marshall's Washington
Burr's Memoirs, Ftanklin's Works, Combe
on iho Constitution of Mao, Arabian Nights,
Travel's in Egypt, Arabia 4*c. Robinson Crusoe
fine gilt, do. plain, Child's own Book, Homo . ^
Book of Health and Medicine, Virginia Jfboie. ?
wife, Miss Leslie's Seventy.Five Receipts, Stew.
art's Adventures in Capturing Murrell, Mason's
Frarier, Western Songster, Singer's own Book
Boy's own Book. .
Dunlap dp [Marshall.
HAVE received a part of their new Ifall and
Winter goods, and expect the remainders
their fancy goods on Monday. They have on
hand a good stock of Salt, Sugar, Coffee die. See .
October 24th, 1838. 49?tf
New Goods.
TIIE Subscriber is now Receiving his fa!
stock of dry goods, consisting in Dart of
British and American Prints, Silks, Muslins,
Laces &c. also a good stock of Cloaks, Cassimercs,
Sattiuctts, Negro Kereies, Blankets.
Hats, Bonnets, Shoes, and a great many other
articles too tedious to enumerate.
Which he will sell low for cash.
MA LOOM RUCHANAN.
Cin-raw Sept. 12. l83s 44?ti*
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