Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, January 02, 1839, Page 28, Image 4
From Hare's Sermon?. ! v
TIIE Ay GELS1 TEXT.
Ghry to God in the highest, end on earth 1
yeucc, goodieiI! toward men. J
Such was the text of the a?cr ?s on the |
night of our Saviour's birth; and to l!nl'<;
text our Saviour's life furnished the sermon, u
For it was a hfe of holiness and dovot 0:1 to j,
his bhitherhs .service, a life spear i.i d>;_'
good to the bodies and souls a!! ..round iiii:.; (
and it was ended by a death undergone on ;1
purpose to r coneih' man with (Jo mi to ,,
set earth at peace \\i:h heaven. Hero is a
practical sern'.oa on ;he angels' n?xr? t!:o c
- ..r.i-rtf.,1^
best oi <!! sermons, a sermon i.c-i w j.
bat deeds. 11
glory to goi>. J
The first words of it are, Glory to (Jed i n
and a most weigh y l-.sso.i may we draw for ^ 1
ours< Ives. tVom finding ti e angels put 'hat v
first. Millions on millions of human beings i J
are rescued from evcrlasiing death. Is no! c
this the lli.i)2 uppermost in t!se angels' 0
thoughts ? Is not lids mighty blessing be- u
stowed on man the first thing that they pro (
claim ? No, it is only the second tiling ; '
the first thing is. Glory to God ! Why so ? c
Because Go I is the giver of this salvation ; i
nay, is himself the Saviour, in t'ac person of I
the only, begot'en Son. Moreover, because I1
J ? |
l?, lionvt>ril\' mimls GoJ nhvavs holds the
first place, an I they look at everv thing l]
nulla view to hfm. Iuit if this was tin 11
lieel.ii>; of the angels, it is clear wo canno:
be like angels, until tiie same feeling is up? ^
permost with us also. WouM wo become
like tbcin, we must strive to do God's wil1, (
as it is done in heaven ; that is, because it :1
is God's will; and because we are fully
persuaded that whatever be wills must needs
be the wisest an best and rightest tiling to 11
do, whether we can sec the reasons of it or
not. We must have God ever in our '
thought*. ju<t ?''s most men have themselves
ever in he r thoughts. I do r.ot mean that l!
we should be always considering w bat God v
:3 like ar v e..ore i an a s' ifish nr-n is also 11
considering what lie himself is like. Hut d
thcseiiisli man do s every thing with a 1
\ itjvv to sell, to bis own pleasuie, to hi? own I1
interes', to . s mvn pr?fi and eonven ewe. 11
and no ri, ?;i: U:v;:ujs < ? ro^ue' :.*< own I
wishes., o: * :> own w.i , . : < : nutlng and
maiming b.s body. i n.s. y??u must be
well aware, is the way most men look to [{
themselves. Now 1 would have you look *
to God exactly in the same manner. Hut .s
? rn! !-* ? i r*
why say, 1 woutu have you 1 he mote ;
would have you, J< sus Christ would have 11
you, make a habit of trying to obey and <-.
please God in every thing, and here v of- c
It ring anti devoting to i > > < 11 a!i your duly "
doings. Whether you eat or drink, or
? whatever you do, you s'ould do all to (jo i'b l
glorv. Then w;li you be like the angels, c
who began their t? xt with, Glory to Govi! r
PEACE OiN EARTH, i ^
Tie rext branch of the text is, Pence on (
earth. Our Sav o ir iscspeci illy ralb'd the
Prince of Peace, because bis great purpo- J
ses were to bring down peace to in n, and .
to plant and foster peace within man. Now 'c
lei each c?f us ask himself w ith all serious- j
ness, do 1 fed any thing of this godly peace ? .
Ask youiselves, for instance, whet! or you j
have the peace arising out of the humble jj
hope that your s;ns are pardoned. Cut rc?
*' ??tn nrnen #. tltlo
U1CII1ULT, 11 ?: ? llit|#wo:?ioiv, iv# uunt Ul in:.-, ,|
without being first continced o! s'n. He jj
tliat knows net the d inger and the misery : >
of being at war with God, wi 1 no! fee l the
blessedness of being at peace w th him.?
Ask yourselves again, whether you have
the peace of heart and mind growing out of
a thorough trust in Cod dirougli Christ. Do v
you look to him, as a clvld looks to its pn- n
ren', for the fulfilment of ail your wishes ? . 1
When he thwarts you, do you bow down ?
When lie chastens you,do you kiss the rod ? ''
When he blesses you, do you ascribe the 1
blessing to the only Author ofevery good s
gift? When he takes away some object 1
of earthly love, which has struck its i\#o;s
so deep into you, it tears your very heart to '*
part with it, do you,?instead of weakly i
sinking under the blow, or proudly harden. ' c
ing yourselfaga nst it,?do you ni? ekiy sor_ ,1!
row over it, with a patient and hopeful sor F
tow, like men who know that the spirits cf !
such" as die in the Lord arc blessed ; and k"
that it is good for the departed to bo taken 11
away though it is bitter for the survivor to !!
be left behind ? ! '
There is still another kitid of peace, com
ccrning which you should examine yourselves,
I mean, peace and un:on with your 1
r 1. .. i. i.:? i#- s
iwirisumi ureuircu. cutu li.uiseu
whether he feels a??y thing of tl.at. It is no x
common good-fellowship, it is no weak tie,!1
that will suffice. We are to love our neigh i1
hour as ourselves : so says Christ. We 1 r
jare to love iiim, not in word onlv, but indeed v
and in truth : so says St. John*. We are 1
to be one with our Christian brethren, so a
as all to make up one family. Nay, this is ]
not enough. St. Paul's words ate slid '1
s rpnger : he woul i have us all be as it :1
wore one body, one in interests, one in af. 1
feciions, one in heart and mind and sou! r
and spirit. This can only be biought about 1
by our emptying ourselves of ourselves, '
that the love ol* Christ may flow into us,
and fill us all with the same affections and |(
desires. Have we thus emptied ourselves ? j(
But it is useless to ask the question. Ol ' 1
onnrco u'p Imve not. This is the last and f
IU\ ?? %r ..V, _ _
highest step toward Christian perfection,! 1
which a man is allowed lo take licrc below; 1
and of course we have not taken it. But! (
have wc ever so much as made the attempt ? \ 1
Have we ever begun to fight against our''
own selfishness ? Have we ever determin- (
' cd to deny ourselves, to mortify < urselves, 1
to esteem others better than ourselves, to
look not only to our own feelings and inter-;
csts, but also to those of others ? Have we" ,
ever begun to seek tliis peace and union, far
as we may be from having attainedfto it ? ' j
GOOD-WILL TO MEN. j (
Tnere is a third part of the ungt !s? text,
?namely, "Good-will to men: and a]verv
important part it is. Lor its' !s forth ,
the ground of our salvation, ft was no ex- j
eellencv or merit of ours, that drew ourSa-1
viour down from heaven : for wc were full
rf nothing but demerits. It wn?* die
rrc'chcdisess of our lallon state, tin; seeing
io\v impossible, if was for us over to iveov
r bv our own str.;?:ob, first moved Al
niqhty (.*0 I, it) bis infinite it vi ;g kunfucso
send i:is Sou :o rescue ;iu:l redeem u>
! ; s nv that there was none to s ;vn: the re
ore bis own arm, the arm of Go i. broti-jti
s salvation ; llio righteous ess oi' Go 1 wa
inn Tested 'o s tstam u^. W ei! then m e!
I'O a::o Is proci.t.ll) lfo? * . IJ ;>
Uliri< \ ba\h : sa ec us iejih v,. er-a
Li..l AOtl'ielU 1 a showing ul ll I (<
o >:l- will *o us.
liat though tins !<>ve of God I' r h a s uf<?
reaturcs is worthy of ail grat ludo am
raise, the pood.will declared m tb angels
e\: means something more u.au ni *re love
f'lw. trhu-O u o Irip^l i (? JTnod-Wlil. I!
i word very full of meaning, and si?n li'1
bat mixture of in odn-ss an I kindness am
i isdoni. w lneh leads 'o good and v. is- plans
rii-j goo l. will t.it'll in lie Hng'-ls* text is n<
it'icr thin the great and merciful purpose
f our redemption : and had one of the
ngo's enlarged on the trxt, we may con
e.ve hini expressing himself af.er the fol
awing manner. "This nigl t, O man, i:
?ur Father and your Father carrying int<
Hoc' that wonderful plan, which he ha:
m j>:red ever since tin; fall ot A lam. Tim
roplit cy to Ad in, th. t the seed oft ic wo
nan should bniise the serj-en s head,?tin
nophery :o Ahrmam. that in l:;s ocd ni
lie natons ul tae earth should b * blessed
?the propiit cy of M I ?ch?, tit t tin- Son o
tiglreousiie-s siioul i arise with healing 01
is win^s,?these and all the other prophe
is which sp.-alv of the Messiah's coming
ro now fulfilled. The eternal counsels o
le h- r i are now about to take elF cr. i 1 e
iitJifuiness, bis trutii iiis rigJt couswss, hi:
norcy are coming down from heaven t<
well among men, that men may sec wili
lt< ir bod ly eyes, an I hear wittt their bodi
c ears, the goodness of their Father am
heir Go l, wt.o has brongi t o light it mar
cilous way of reconcil.ng bis justice wit!
us mercy, and of proving It nveli hcet"rr.
! on i impluct-.bie en*-rm of sin, at t .e vt n
nomrni when he is most forgiving to r<leitiint
sinners. It is this union of good
iCss. of w;s Itun, and ol nu rey. that wo hum
roe aim and announce to you, un ier tin
iMittij i.fgood-will to men."
Atiw o j)|> y litis part ol li?* ang"is' l? \
3 ourselves, have we any proper sense ant
i-? bug of litis good-will 1 If we li ive, wi
lial be humble; inasmuch as we are saved
let by our merits but by the love ol (Jed
>i suite of our manitoM merits. We shul
te thankful ; (or surely Kind, ess like ii
night lo f:i, our hear s wi iigraii tide. God'
j\c tovvird us should beget in us iov?
oward it m. Above a!!, we should be ful
>f faith, trusting that l e who has began st
xc li* ut a work, will Iri :g '.lie same i<
[ood effect.?that bo who for our sake
;av<; bis only Son to live ;i poor and hunt
le li e, and to cio a painful and sitamefu
!ea:h,bwPI together with that Son fieth
ave us ail tilings. We cannot suppose i
vas a pleasure to ?be Son of God to sulK
he pains of in"' ncy. the litbours and ir.orttfi
ations and tiiul< ot manhood, the pang?s o
cruel deaih. It was no pleasure to bin
j rjuit ibc glories of heaven, in order to dwe I
i lowliness and con emp'. Why then da
e undergo a!l thi> From good.will? t(
tttemmi! And .link \ou lie will leavt
lis salva'ion imperfect, and so render lm
lenrnation, and birth, and human life ant
catii, of r.o avail ?
I.\ 1 ii L ilil>liL3.*
Hut there are still three wonJs in lie lex'
. hich 1 l ave nut noticed. The angels die
10I * imply say, Glory to God; hut Gion
j God in the highest, that is in heaven.?
lore is a wonderful, a g!c riousa soul-sus
ain ng scene opened to us. The angels ii
l.e very presence of God are moved hy ou
ufFrings and our redemption. Even t<
hem, with ail their knowledge of God, an<
is di\ii.e works, even to them, tin
he Word .rhuuld stoop to be mad<
k-sh, un;o!ued new views of ti i
ternal Father's goodness, and furn
?hed a Iresh theme for il eir songs o
raise. Even the angels Mrtke their goldei
mr| s at tie joyful news of man's salv. t on
Simil they glonly God for his goodness t<
is ? and shall we forget 'o gtar fv him fo
lis goodness to ours? Ives ? Shall they re
oiee over us, and feel for us ? and shall w
) : so insensible, so donf.henr.cd, as neiihe
o rejoice nor to let 1 for ourselves,?fo
>ur escape ironi >iti and lie!!,?for our re
U\ 11,11 l,nnn /tl Iioiki it ? Odr Svi
..wi anvil n.v, ~<
lour threatened the impenitent Jews, dm
he men of Nineveh should i is?- up it) judg
nent against them, and condemn them. 1
r.ore glorious anu awful set o: witnesses, i
ve are impenitent, will be arrayed ngains
is Christians. The very angers will leslif;
igainst us, and condemn us: because, w hoi
hey had proclaimed glory 'o God in ihi
lignest, he was forgotten and dishonours
imong men; because, when they had an
lounceJ the coming of peace on earth ; mei
ejected the blessed ofler, and remained a
inmity with God, and wi.h themselves, am
villi each other; because, when they ha
issurcd us of good.wiil from God to men
)ur bosoms d:d not echo the answering <*r
)t love and gratitude and obedience fron
nan to God. Brethren, rmV none of us b<
imong the wretched multitude, agnins
ivhorn this testimony w II bo otlt red ! L?
is bethink ourselves in time, and be rocon
;ti!ed to God in time, that, as Jesus on ihi
Jay brought tho Godhead downlroin heavci
o earth, so by the work of ins Spiri 01
3ur willing and obedient hear s, he ma
miscus up from earth to heaven.
There is experience as well as doctrin
;o he taught in the school of Chris!. \V
ire to he brought out of na lire, and laugl
.0 walk with God ; and this is effected nr
anly bv the gracious influences of ihe llol
Spirit, but also by wholesome correi t on:
?Cecil.
The joy of salvation is the jov of call
reflection. It will bear the examination <
a dying bed ; it is the joy of hope and expec
lation ; it is the joy of acceptance andcorr
inunion with God: it is everlasting.?-V>i<
'' 2G0 Negroes Wanted.
. 1 trw-m, , l~ .
i W v.oik on tbi! Louisville Cincinnati ami
* j U. Clnrhstuu Rail Road, near Columbia at
I Tutcnfy Dollars far month by
! NESB1TT& LEWIjj,
a Contractors lbr sections 5 to 13. /very at.. :
; i tit ion will bo paid to the comfort of the negroes;
mi any owner disposed to hire hands niav sats
, sty hi iiscit" l>v a visit to the work, that they
t i areas well tvat'd as any negroes in the State. i
~yi ' Gw j J
' Estnic Sale. |
; T?T>Y permission oi'tlie oremary Tor Chester-^
j ; jJ.J& field District; will he .-oiu on the fir?t day . ]
of January next, at. the Market House in Che- (
' . raw, .1 ltjo'c'ock, M. i.
1!) LIKELY NEGROES. j (
The property of the late Win IVgucs, imbrn- i
, : cin<f a variety of ages and sexes. The lot is as
likely as any to be louml m tiic State, ruriher
* particulars are deemed unnecessary is purcha. j'
1 i sers will of course be o?i the ground to s o and 1
. j act for themselves, where every information can 1
j j he had, to give satisfaction to the buyer.
J ' TERMS' I1
j Onc-thirdnf the purchase money will be re.
i quired in cash. The balance, a credit until the
* j first of January le 13. Xoles bearing interest
- | from the day of sale, payable at the Merchants,
5: Bank of S. O. ct Cfcoraw, with good personal J
, : security, and mortgage of lite property; porch- .
i asers to pay for papers, and tire property not to
^ | be removed until the condition of the sale is 1
!. complied with.
. J " B. BRYAN, Adrn'r.
>j Nor. 21,1833. I. <j?- <
;i \Vi*ics. i!
' "5jM 8T received and for sale, CIiampnigMC,
5 5>^ Madeira, TVneritf, Sicily, Port, Muscat, t
) : lloc and .Malaga Wines. and lor sale by :
JOHN M ALLOY '& Co. \
November 28th, 163?. i ;
'I 2 ,f !
!>j lints Cups.
s Cases fashionable II.Ms A Caps,t jn
> i ABtxj? received and for sale low l>y
, j J. MALLOV & CO. '
November 26th, 1638.
I Cur pa iters Toots.
j A N additional supplyjnst reev'd. which makes 1
^jA,iny assortment very good,
i D. MALLOY, i
Mircl.fMh, 183S. 17?tf. '
I Broad ( loths Cassinier.se and
<Satincttes.
WII.L oc sold very cheap. Persons wanting
bargains will please call and examine my i
. ! Stock. D, MALLOY.
, ! " 52tf.
i Apples.
, GO bushels Limber Twig mountainApplcs, j
t 25 " Sifted Meal,
I For sale by
A. 1*. LAC OSTE.
N October 21th, 1838.
s j 40
il Notice.
! I BL be r cviveil in a few days a band
, V V some extension top Barouche with seats,
s tor six rown persons 4 inside and 0 out, an j
exci ilont ?n icle for a family and well adapted to !
! Southern Roads being light built. Also a neat
it Family Carriage, light and in comple e order; i
^ ! Also a second nand 'J horse Barouche, all or
j { cither oi which will be bold on good tonus.
Apply to
r; ' BROWN BRYAN, i
"j Nov. 7th, 16438.
! I 51 tf
i | N. B. Poisons who may wish to purchaie no '
, : groes mav bear of a few on appliea tier, to n t 1 '
1 j Molasses.
' ll Cl ?) Prime Trincdad Do Cuba 51 o- ;
- j EL x^Iassos, just received, and for sale by
s I D. MALLOY
jj th.1838.
Fall and Winier Goods.
rW'tllE Subscribers have lately ree'd by Steam
B. md Pole Boats their fall and winter supply ;
, ot Goods which are otf. red for sale on accommo- I
J dating terms.
AMONG WIIICII ARE
Blue, Black. Invisible Green, and Mixed
" Broad Ciotbs, Casimercs SattinctO, Silk Velvet
* I and Worsted Vestings, Flannels, Blankets, (
I ? . I CI .: 1 *f ;
t i irisU Lunon, Qiiceungs ;iuu oumnigs, .uurcinja,
r Circjssiaus, Shawls anil fancy Handkerchief?, ' '
j I Calicoes, Hosiery, Lambs Wool and Worsted '
, ; Shirts and drawers, tine and common Stocks 1
j and Collars, Silk, Kid ar d Worsted Gloves, Lin- j {
1 | soys, Domestics, \.c. &c. j ?
f?| ALSO 1
3 A general assortment of negro cloths.
ALSO
Tablo and Pocket Knives, Files, Rasps, Pad j .
and Stock Locks, liai.tr, Trace and Log Chains, ;
1 j Iron and Brass andirons, Shovel and Tongs, j j
i Sad Irons, Curry Combs, H andsaws, Mill and I
3 Handsaw tiles, Collins' Axes, Drawing Knives, ; }
r Cofleo Mills, with a general assortment of Black- i
smith's Tools.
J ^ ALSO
i Common and fine Teas, Bowls, Plates, Dishes, ,
1 , Pitchers and Ewers and Basons, Cut Glass and
' common Castors, tino and common Tumblers,
>. I and Wines, with a few tine dinner sets.
.( ALSO
|j A general assortment of Ladies' and Gentle-j
| I men's Shoes, Boots and Over Shoes.
* i All of which will be sold low and on accoino*
j dating terms t-y
if; JOHN M ALLOY & Co.
; i Brick Store.
. Nov. 21st, 1838.
> I _ 1_ _ tf
s j Bagging, liopc & Twine.
J ' v - " U'??'!nir SO f'rti's Ronn and I ]
1200 pounds Twine fer salo by
JOHN MALLOV&Co. J
1 i November 38th, 1838.
t! 2 tr !
i Juss& Jars..
1 T '
A Large and general assortment Jugs and
Jars, just received and for sale bv
y JOHN MALLOY & Co. ;;
1 i November 28th, 1S38.
2 2 * tf .
J J N ils Sf Brads.
QA Kegs Nails and Brads, assorted sizes !
K\ lor sale low by j
J NO. MALLOY, & Co.
I November 28 h, 1839.
v _ 2 ,f
In Kquity.
! Lancaster District.
p] John Massey. jr.
' ! admr. ct al
I VrS* |
't Sarah Massty et al J
)' By order of the Court of Equity July Term I |
1S38, the creditors of John Mass.jy Scn'r. (de. i I
_ ceased) late of Chesterfield District arc required
to prcscn the amounts of their demands on !
i oath, and establish the same on or before the I '
rt first of tha next court.
J. W. WITHERSPOON, Jr.
C.K. L. 1). I
Commissioners Office. )
?- Oct. 12. 1838. {
h f Fruiters fee $5. 50.1 i!? -3m i
Guns.
TfJ Doze?) Singh and Deubb Barrel Guns,
jc. received and tor s.?h by
J<)iIN MALLOY & Co.
November 28ih, 1^3".
2 _ if
& /1 r jj' 6* Sa les.
By order of the Court of Ordinary, wiil
jo so! J o:i lhe first moniJny in Jut.unry
iext a*. Chesterfield Court House, within tin*
egal hours of sale, al! Mie real Fslatenf Droy.
:y Boatright deceased, lying on Jemtn Cs
b're.rk and Abram's Creek, containing eight
hundred and sixty nine acres, more or less.
Terms?As much cash as will defray the
expenses of the sale will be required on the
Jay ofsnle.?For the balance, one half payable,
on 'lie first day of January 1840 and the
ather half on the first day of January ldll with
interest from day of sale. Purchasers to
rive Pond and good security and a mortgage
an th? premises (if required) to the Ordinary
to secure the purchase money, and pay for all
necessary papers.
A. M. LOYVIiY, Shf. C. D.
Nov. 10, 1838. 2?2'.
South Carolina.
folio K. Mclvcr. ^ ... , ..
Wmr. K. R. .Mclver. Bn"nlat,on m
f r oreigu
[iichard Ingraham J Attachment.
WHEREAS the Plaintiff in the above stated
case has filed his Decralation in my
)fti'jo against tho Defendant who is absent from
ind without the limits of the state having neither
n'ifc nor attorney kr.own within tlio same.
It is ordered that tho Defendant do place or
n .ke his defence to tho said Decralation v.'ithiu
i year and a day from the date hereof otherwise
final and absolute judgmct will be given and
lwarded against him.
OlGee of t'ommon Pleas >
for Darlington District. )
S. W. DUBOSE.
c. c. r.
Pccembar 12, 183?.
5 cv3mfiy
A supply of the following, among other, books
for young persons an:! Children for sale at the
Book Store.
Flora's Interpreter, Young Ladie's Own
Book.
Boy's Own Bcok, Girl's Own Book.
Child's Own Book, Stone's Chil'ds Reader.
Watts Divine Songs, Worcester's Primer.
New England Do. VariousC atechisms.
Man roe and Franci's Colored Toy Books.
.E sop's Tables. Crockctts Songs. Down.
* ing's I)o.
Boys and Girls Library 23 vol.
Spanish Cig rrs.
Hrst quality Spanish cigars,
Hk p4r 4k Ea%le Brand, just received and
for sale by
'D. MALLOY.
April I9th, 1838.
23 tf
ilats & Caps.
A Few cases, latest style of fashionable Hats
and Caps.
For sale bv
D. MALLOY.
Nov. 15th. 1837. 1 tf
Blacksmith's 1 'on Is.
4 good supply on hand, of every thing in the
line, for sale at a small advance ;:l ovo cost,
D. MALLOY.
Marc!) 5th 1838. 17?tf.
llams.
lbs very choice N C Hams,
v sf V/ Also 409 superior Sides and
Shoulders N. C. bacon, lor sale bv
A. P. LACOSTE.
October 17tb, lS3d.
43 _ t?_
Notice.
LS. DRAIvK his commenced the Tailor.
' ing business in Dr. McLean's Store op.
positc to D. Ma lloy.
Che-raw, Sep!. tjlitli, 1638.
!<> tf
Carpenters & Joiners Pianos
etc, &c.
AMONG which arc she following1, viz:?
Plow, Astragals, Dadoes, Fillisters, Gre;ian
Ovolos, Og c.s and quirk Ogees, Sash, Brad
)nd Match Planes, Hollows and Hounds, Snipe
Hills, Rabbet, side Rabbets and Reeding Planes.
Smooth, Jack, Fore and Jointer Planes (double
md singlo Irons) Firmer chisels, Spring Divilers,
squares &c. Marking and Morticing Gua.
jes, Key hole, Tenant and Hand Saws: Also
Locks, Hinges, Files, Sprigs, Nails &c. &c.
For sale cheap by
D. M ALLOY.
Oct. 25th, 1837.
New Books.
THE follow ng among others, have been added
to the stock of standard Religious
,vork8 always to bo found at the 44 Book Store"
:\z:
Encyclopedia of Religious Knowledge,
Lime Street Lectures, Spruce St. do.
Hunter's Sacred Biography. Bunyan's Works
18mo.
Burder's Village Sermons 1 vol. 8vo. Almost
Christian.
Berkcleys Works i vol. 8vo. Milton's Prose
Works.
Otliccs ol Christ b}' Stevenson. Barnes' on
the Gospels.
Polyglott Bibles, fine gilt and plain.
Thomson's Catechism for Communicants,
Presbyterian Book of Discipline, 1 pocket vol.
Christian Lyre and Supplement.
Tiieron and Aspasia. by Hervey.
Presbyterian Missions, by Dr. Green,
Booth's Reign of Grace. Methodist Ilyinns.
November 2Sth, 1838.
2 ?f
Fish.
Ma"ACIvEREI.. Codfish and Salmon.
jfB For Sale bv
D. MALLOY.
Nov. 8, 1837. 25 tf.
SALE "/' NEGROES.
?' -rtf ? 1 I.I n ..I'mnlnn frrnrt
MM/ I Li Li UC bUlU *H L/iu in^iuu vv/ui v livuov)
V w on the first Monday in January, bctwcc n
30 and 40 Negroes
nearly all of them able bodied men and women.
These negroes belong to the estate of E. R.
Melver and have been at work for some tunc on
x Rail Road in Alabama.
Terms Cash.
JOHN K. McIVER, ) Executors.
WM. C. McIVER, I E. R Mclver.
Nov. 26ih, 1838.
BURN'S MILLS.
THESE Mills five miles below Cheraw are
now in complete order for sawing lumber,
grinding corn and wheat and bolting flour. The
s.ls\thu ;itv? tioiv* nnd nP ? enrw>rinr nnrilitv
UUIUIIg ? ~ , J
The Proprietor intends to remain at the mills the
present year and will give his personal attention
to all the business of the mills, fie hopes
by punctual attention to business, not only,
merit, but get a large share of custom in tho
above line of business.
J. W. BURN
Chesterfield. District S. C, Jan. f}fJd, 1838.
12?tf
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! J lorsc Shoes and Horse $hoe |
Nails.
I 'J gardens No 1.2,and 3 Horse Shoes
iI-JP;unl Horse shoe nails, cheaper and better ,
t Iiu.li c m be made by the common operationFor
sale by
D. MALLOY !
| Not. 8. 1837. 25 tf j
Groceries.
rgiHE undersigned have received by tho late
XL arrivals and offer lor sale tho following ar.
tides.
it) Hh.is. St. Croix's Sugar,
10 finds. Porto liico, do
50 B igs Coffee,
5 Hlids. Molasses. ,
10 Hhds N. E. Rum, 1 ripe Gin, 1 Pipe, j
; C. Brandy, 2 Casks Porter (in bottles) 5 bblss
j Vinegar, 5!) bbls. Domestic Liquors, 10 Casks
Cheese and 4 boxes Pi:i*> Apple Cheese, Pepper
| Spice, Ginger, Indigo, Madder, Sperm and Tal
low Candles, Chocolate, Mustard, Hyson, Imperial
and Gun Powder Teas, Soap, Rice, Powder,
Shot and Lead.
JNO. MALLOir, & Co.
; November 28tli, 1838.
2_j tf^_
Cotton Yam.
Cunches Cotton Yarn, from Wil.
hams' Factory,
for sale by j
JNO.MALLOY, &Co.
November 25th, 1833.
j ? if |
Cigars.
M. Spanish Cigars, just received and for sale i
t* by {
" JNO. MALLOY, & Co. 1
Ncven?Der 28th. 1838.
I 2 tf
Hals.
1 Cases 1st qualityClippcd. Nutria, latest style !
I & 2 do do plain Russia for Summer j
2 do do Otter & Reaver naps,-very ,
handsome,
1 do do Wool Hats,
1 do do Straw do.
All for sale very cheap by
D.MALLOY. j
March ath, 1833 17?tf* j
^ ?? i
Just Received, and lor sale
at the Rook >Store.
I i Tnr\i.\*..t ? 1. 111. TIT. _l *
^ 1 11JOUA J5 .tonic, .' laraiian s ??asuiiigiuu
' 'IJW Burr's Memoirs, Ftanklin's Works, Combo
on the Constitution of Man, Arabian Nights,
Travel's in Egypt, Arabia <J-c. Robinson Crusoe
j fine gilt, do. plain, Child's own Book, Home
: Book of Il-alth and Medicine, Virginia House*
; wife, Miss Leslie's Seventy.Five Receipts, S'.ew.
j art's Adventures in Capturing Murrell, Mason's
Frarier, Western Songster, Singer's own Book
1 Boy's own Book.
Dun!ap *.y ?Marshall.
HAVE received a part of their new Fall ant
Winter goods, and expect the remainder o
their fancy goods on Monday. They have on
ii ind a good *tock of Silt, Sugar, Coffee ic. & c
()c oher ?4t:i, IS38. 43?If
New Goods.
J raillF. Subscriber is now R criving his fal
aL stock of dry goods consisting in pa t of
British and American I'rints, Siiks, Mu-lins,
' Lices &c. also a go >d stock of Cloaks, Cassii
meres, i* ittinctts, Negro Iversics, Blankets.
H.ts, Bonnets. >liocs, and a great many other
, articles loo tedious to enumerate.
| Which lie will sell low for cash.
M A LCOM B UCH AN AN.
i Chcraw Sept. I'd. If'SS 44?tf
Pain's, Oils, Glass, &c.
j 25 kegs White Lead,
8 bbls Linseed Oil,
33 gallons Turpentine,
300 lbs Putty,
25 boxes 8 * 10, Glass.
Just received and for sale by
A. P. LACOSTE.
October 17th, 8138.
48 if
' Itcfoived by the lu-'o arrivals at tiie Look
Slorea number of New IDligious Works
which with those on lined before, make
an assortment. Among tiiem are the
i following:
j ^BOSTON'S Fourfold State, Scott's and
'j Clark's Commentaries, Crudene Co icord.
1 ance, iMilncr's Chucrh History, Cudwortli's Inj
tcllcctual System, vol. 1st, Campbell's Four Gos!
pels, Applelon's Works, Missionary Enterprizes,
' Watson's Dictionary, Dwight's Thec!v?y,
Home's Introduction, Gaston's Collections, Tyn.
j dale's New Testament, Comprehensive liible,
! Family Ilibles, I lodge o:i the Romans. Lime
j street Lectures, Spruce Stree t Lectures, .Marrow
of Divinity, Cole on God's Soverignty, Synod of
' Dort, Mark's Meuulla, Ilarvcy on Moral Agency
j Memoir of Dr. Porter, Memoir of Dr. Ncvin, Ne.
I vin's Practical Thoughts, Nevin on Popery,
Luther on Galations, Lite of C.ilviu, Calvin on
! Romans, Butler's Analogy, Clialiner's Works
j Dick's Worke. I
| For Sale at the Book Store. I
! ??cientifie ('lass Rook, Parker's English (Iram- !
mar, Parker's English Compositions, \Vhcl? j
i pley's Compound, Smcliie's Philosophy, Kame's i
Criticism,V\roodbridge's Geography, Smith's En- !
giish Grammar, B'ake's Philosophy, Smith's 1
' Arithmetic, Davie's Lcgemler, Davie's Bourdon's ;
i Geography of the Heavens, together with a gen.
j eral assortment of Classical and other school j
j books.
Record Books, from 2 to 5 quires, full bound. )
do do do do half bound, i
Merchant^ Day Books and Ledgers.
! Water colours Fine Pen Knives.
April, 25, 1833. 24?t
Bacon and Lard.
JUST received, and for sain low for cash,
6000 lbs. well cured Baltimoro bacon, con.
| sitting of Hams, Shoulders, and Sides; also 500
! lbs. leaf lard in 50 lb Kegs.
D. MALLOY.
! July 20th, 1338.
37 if
I
ojjuiiu \yu.
j EST winter strained Sperm Oil, for sale
A. P. LACOSTE.
October 31st, 1833.
50 tf
Notice.
BROWN BRYAN takes this method to give
public notice that letters of administration
have been ranted him on the ostatb of William
P-gaes junr. deceased, late of Chesterfield Dig?
tr?oi, and to request all persons indebted may
manner to the said estate to make payment to
him. All those to whom the estate may be ind
btcd will present their claims within the time
hxed by law, or payment win oe refused.
Cheraw, October 24th, 1833.
49 tf
For Sale.
ECEIVED by the Steamer Oseola on con.
signment.
9 thousand Amarilla Cigars,
2 " Peilon "
1 ** Princippies, 44
Superior quality.
Applp to
FELIX LONG.
Cheraw, 10th Dec.183?,
4 .It
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BOOK. BINDING.
rri! 11E subscribers have established themselves
JL in the above line of business in Chcraw
and oiler theirscrviccs to its citizens.
o. ItAZENCOURT, & CO.
Chcraw.-S. C., Jan. 2G.
Cheese.
CASKS CHEESE, very fine, just ro
H vP reived and
For sale D. MALLLOY.
tf
flpHE following new Works h vc recently
_hL been received at the "Book Store ."
Milton, Young, Gray, and Beatties' Poetical
Works 1 vol. 8vo.
i Rogers, Poetical Woras, 1 vol. 8vo.
j Byrons Works.
; Fowler's Phrenology. Complete L. tter Writer.
Ii innab Morc's Works 7 vol.
Ewcli's Mechanical Companions.
Ilomo Book of Health and Medicine.
Combo on the Constitution of Man
Shakespear's Works 2 vol. bvo
ALSO
Merchant's Assistant.
McICenzios 5000 Receip's.
Virginia Housewife,
Miss Leslies 75 Receipts.
[ For Sale.
A [second hand two horse Carriage and Gig
il both in good repair. Apply to
M. BUCHANAN.
Choruw, Feb. 27th. 1838. 16 tf
Dentistry.
BR. J. LEE respectfully informs his friend
and employers in Cheraw that he will cer
runny visu incir town on or Deiore menrstoi J an
uary fully prepared to perform any and every
Dental operation that may be required of him.
the week revious to his arrival in Cheraw ho
will be in Wudesboro N. C.
Dec. 1, 1833. 3?Rt
India Rubber Overshoes,
171 OR Sale by
1 D. MALLOY.
Nov.lot'i I H37. 1 tf
Ten Dollars Reward.
WILL be given to any one who may find
and return to me a large brown pocket
book lost on thursday the 25th inst. between
the hours of 11 o'clock A. M. and 6 o'clock
P. M. containing five dollors cash, notes and
duo bills. The papers will be of no value to any
one but the owner.
FELIX LONG.
! Cheraw Oct. 29, 1S38.
j 50 tf
Sheriff's Sales
i
ON the first inonday and the day following
in January next will Ihj sold at Chesterfield
| Court House, within the legal hours of sale, (on
writs of Fieri Kudos) tho following property
viz.
All the defendants interest in 1000 acres of
; l ind more or loss lying an the waters of Deep
j Creek and liiack Creek adjoining the lands ot
Richatd Crowdcr, James Joplin and others levied
on as the property of Williamson Tadlock at tho
suit of John Pervis vs. W. Tadlock.
Thai valuable tract of land containing 603
acres more or less, lying eight miles above Che.
raw on the road leading to Wadesboro, bounded
t by the lands of C. B. Pegues, Christopher Mc
H ie, U. F, Pegues and Pee Dee River. On tbis
tract is a good dwelling House.?A'so another
tract containing 501) acres more or less, bounded
by the lands of I). F. Pegues, C. P. Pegues and
Westfields Cre< k. on the premises is a Saw and
Grist Mill and a C'? tton Gin?levied on as tho
. property of William Pegues, deceased, at the snit
( of Henj :win Black vs William Pegues.
Onen gro giil (nuncd Lindy) levied on as
the prop rty of N-ill McNeill, at the suits of
A. Biue, Joiui G. McKei.zie for another. The
Stute and John Morrison vs. Nfill McNeill,
j ? One Cart levied on as the property of Isaac
! Motlierslied at the suit of Isaac and Dorcas
Blair vs. J. Mothershed
One .Sorrel Horse levied on as the property of
Robert Gardner at the suit cf Amos Dcason vs.
I R. Gardner.
1 One bay Mare levied cn as the property of John
McKay at the suit of Thomas Johnson ads.
1 .Tnhrt \li K ir
Three head of Horses?Eight head of Cattle
?11)!) Bushels ot Corn?and three stacks affod.
der, levied on a6 the property of Ely Welsh
! at the suit of John Blakeuey Jr. vs Ely Welsh.
(Cr E'y Welsh's property will bo sold on U&
second day of sale at his house at half after
o'clock A. M.
Or.e sorrel Mare, about' 90 bushels of Corn
j about GOO weight of oats, and five head of fat
: hogs, levied 011 as the property of Martin Araut
j at tha suit of A. Blue vs. M. Arant.
The property of .Martin Arant will be sold
on the second day of sa c at his liouso at 2 o'clock
V. M.
One bay Marc levied on as the property of
Mathius Beaver at tho suit of Wm. Blakeney vs.
M. Beaver and Wm. M. B'akeney (it. Blue real
Ptff.)
One horse, bridle and saddle, the property of
William A. Webster, levied on at the suit of
Roderick Shaw vs. W m- 4. \V#Ki tor.
Terms Cash.?Purchasers wiJI pay for Sheriffs
papers.
A. M. LOWRY Shff.
C. D.
December 10 1838.
. 5 3t
Bank of Charleston, S. C.
CIJARLFSTON, 17th Nov. 1838.
"I^OTICE is hereby given, that in conformity
to the provisions of the Charter ot this Corporation
and a Resolution of the Stockholders
adopted at their last Aunu&l Meeting, it has
been determined to extend the amount of the
Capital Stock of this Bink to a further sum of
TWO MILLIONS OF DOLLARS, or Twenty
Thousund Shares at One Hundred Dollars each
Share.
For this purpose, Books will be opened at the
Banking House in this City, on the first Monday
and succeeding Tuesday in January next, to
receive the subscriptions of all such Stockholders
as may avail themselves of the right to
which they arc exclusivly entitled, of subscribing
to a num er of shares equal to those held
by tnem respectively, in the present Capital.-?
: iwcniy-nve per cent, or lwenty.fivo Dollars on
each Share, to be paid at the time of subscribing
and the balance of Sevcnty.five per cent or Seventy-five
Dollars on each share, to be paid as
follows viz. Twenty five dollars, on each Share
on the tirst Monday and Tuesday in June next,
and the remainder, being fifty dollars on each
hare, to be paid within six months thereafter, at
the discretion of the Board of Direcrors, on one
month's public notice being given.
All transfers of Stock in the present Capital
must be made on or beforo the fifteenth day of
December next, after which period the Books
will bo closed.
A. G. ROSE, Cashiei.
U* The South-Carolinian and Telescope, at
Columbia ; Courier at Camden ; Advertiser, at
Edgefield; Messenger, at Pendleton ; Mountaineer,
at Greehville ; Gazette, at Georgetown; and
Gazette, at Cheraw, will give the above two insertions
viz?in the first and last week of the
time limited, and send their bills to the Bank for
payment.
NV?r-19 1838.
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