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Nov %

Az ClIANGEEi-EimciN..-u Kn"- t.l IL rar t! =. =
- liz r ID" Circuit Superior Cont q" Law ami ChlLp f.,
Pg,n"c Edward C"um;: the Sd day 'i October, c:a
l;i4nSh y. Scott, F4ai!:
u"II:st
John t.,.,rr curator of,lc estate oril :n T. vsln, ,
Mrs. Nuaial!y. l'Ir widow : Wu"l>ca Nufl. Re-,
Ford sally his WIT, Nancy NuinIly, R:cnri Nuug MAJ
thu Ana SuHllIy William NWaHay Jack NGna,!,, t.,o,.
10 lcl, and al, v:i hn:l:, ,,nna"Iy ~
Mum iy d'c'd., lie being Lee administering
rlair a. her administrator, Dr!rn,..r..
Tn: Defend ants. Rob F"ri and Silly hi, vi, WI.. y
naI!y, IhonS Nmnna!y, III r!h II IL wtt'. N.4,r,..
dI.ct he being her administrator" 1t BE- hai 49, M hc
mini ratoI "in .rl ;Ir!: appear a" ur
nccOrlin. Art uf Assembly 10" Ruiz. Ir ,
appearing they iniiantS OF t r.urowr
o: The plaintiff, b: counsel II II "n : A. Er
tie Ill !c!,u! do appear here III" ~ y liz. la
April and the bill OF IT, ri ;lG;l .#d tn
RicI:onI i0r months fa"ccsv"ly a.l posted tie u @
TIE -hoISr NJ tai< County, y t"Ps-I"s''.
Or: II f45-wsmI T.. }. W""$!liM. T.. C.
IN CuANCERY-VInGi.rA.n Louisa c"ua'l roer u.'u@r,
llh. ISIS John H. * ooi dc ta., I,La
Atkins, lcr'!., and also in his o"n tsit, r"u@:
.ffarI Atkins james Atkins Mcrl~ra K.L"n Ir,rcc,
his ir jesse Atkins, Mcaah u"s aud EAar.rh hts wri Rec
ka Atkins, Robert ha Mary his wife, lhrs"a Atkins .tL
Marsrat his wife. Henry Atkins, G,or:c h".@. ErcI u,
unI A!'r; e. She herd, Defendants.
The Defendants Micajnh Or. and Elizabeth h
uttered their and
cu!i: lie Ac, Of Assembly ai1 the RHc a, rI,
apprarGg TIC satisfaction u! he Court, that they .
or this Satc On r molten Of III" plmh =, i- rU.r
that the said A"Hj ia ii:g and E.2apg'h
,tkI,s, 10 appear hr.oc tlr JUSTICES ii
he iu,rl house Oh tn. frs. Of The january .aa
Court and III" Plaintiffs lit!i an! that c"rI" "
he forthwith Inserted in printed ~ tn i ll
f,r 'npnih Icccssvc!y, aud posted I tie i vj
the lu.ri hu:c ci lE!S couH!T. \ l OPT.
JOHN i!tATEE, {. l.. c.
Euy !r,-W-W
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Richmond Academy Lottery, M: IT,
CO 80 | 81 % - l6 E1 ~
Grand Consolidated, No. Il.
g. 80 A3 30 81 20 "a Is - ~ "a ~ -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-06

RENTING cxeron aud in view of all te circumstances
which surround and stimulate you while here may not
saw TO you in conclusion, that your friends your
Jo" f.forfcik Beacon.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-06

TX UHU!CSRic
p II. JENKINS has IN hand ul ia FAILS importation, U"fr
100 !iuuirrd Thousand Dollars worth u; - '!r 40: '
Dry '1Ot!iy ofthcm have hc"n purchased ~ aucio ~
sales and al raIurrd prcs-
SILK GOODS Tor Ladies' the assor:cm /.
il >r? aal ruuT!'oih p.a ani i-rr I'll aTt -'. 81 r"
description. Also, very rick and :!S style iIaiu a. "
khiu" and ':ru> dr Paris silks.
CAFES AND COLLARS 81 900 worth q: L.rr esd Nr,m
nd collars from ~ tic rIrhcst sly ported.
Si&nI} anal dress hdkf>., of the latest styles.
Flu: 'aT.SinO fur cap"s; al 50 Tor clilrcn ~" I'll tFt'
,ur Indies.
LINEN GOODS-5 cases Irish linens, prizes from 2jcrD'
yaT very nr quality; linen s!""iin:S AIr dip j.; 'i
Ia RASH YcTi crash, iiIrn, aHn arn c,H!c tns aG
cGmafI,-; long lawns; napkins, &c.
ENBREIi.AS-Siik and Cotton, Of all l:rd and prices.
S'nraia:> at >S, cotton, sH, wurstrd aH;u aud "H'
w". T dies :,ur"u boys and ciIiS OF a! N:.
GoycS-"f tho b".t Kind, OF all mn"iia!s.
- "ksp in and trimmed ni sai!a s!S velvet an hH'G'
bDMBATINES &uI niourniu" "uro ot the best EI!d.
Ncnc cloths and ciTcaSsiass, all c"ur> ana fi""r
cSIitUisS! ID pieces ~ cic"rs iIaI
you'd ~ Tia, iI'-' fm2tt. imported.
tniS. caSsi aud vrnc, caDrr l'rtrn "Ir a"l al
EhANkErSr"<;, point, dude and wh'ac! hath' t. 'E Pea"
:c,G.
Snct."i. extensive OF r,n, striped ~. -, IL
q':ririns.
DOMESTIC GrDDSprowu Shlc. Gdshcctin-n MI "rhl..
prices AMI qualities.
Printed aud PLAZA ooT cio,, r&z furniture u! cloths '
b>k"t: Sc.
~ New Goo, bv ar.iy l-niGioral Ir lies IT,
vaani every article will be- sold By wholesale RETAIL! ~ INV
in any market ~ the L. states.
Uc:o.cr II AJ--".w
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
A PETITION will be presented to the next Legsla-
"A ture of Virginia, for divorce from my husband
Clement Vanzile, for causes which will be laid before
it. ELIZABETH J. VANZlLE.
Hanover Co., Dec. 2 60-w4w'
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Eef.Eoss's lottery office,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
MAGNIFICENT CAPITALS.
&l0.G00 IL QUO, 10000 and 100 Of $ 900.
Tickets and shares, entire packages in the following
splendid schemes, will be Furnished at
Virginia State Lottery, Glass :,
To be- drawn at Alexandra, Saturday, the Eth Dec.
It is seldom that many rich prizes embraced in
scheme, viz: grand capita! Of $4oO0O, Of $1,000,
] of 10000 of 5000. o'3 oUn 5 of POO and 100 OF
1,000-Tickc:s $40, shares in proportion.
certificate OF package Of p Whole tickets in this
attractive scheme, may BIZ had for $llD-packages Of
halves and quarters in proportion.
ALL PRIZES!
MARY Land State Lottery, Glass 20,
TO be drawn at Baltimore, Saturday, Dec "a, 1896
scHENE-$3O,oGo 5000, 1000, 2,aCO, 1000, 10 of
1000, 20 Of $40. &c, &c.
Tickets only S;lO-sfares in proportion.
A certificate of package Of - whole tickets will be
sent Tor S;ll0-packagcs of shares in proportion.
IL In this Lottery, all those tickets having drawn
number them, will be each entitled 10 three dO{arS
without discount.
.9aother neat Scheme. TO close The Year,
Virginia State Lottery, No. S,
TO be drawn at Alexandria, Dec. 3lst
CAPIrALs-$3001 0 ~ 0JO G,000 5000, 1000, 800
p Of 600 cach % of 500, - OF 300 and 20U Of 200
&c &c-1ickps Si0-slIares in proportion.
A certificate Of package Of Whole tickets, will he
sent for $780, OF halves, quarters and cghlhs, in pro-
portion.
n. B.--Ccrtfcatcs Of packages in any Of the above
Lotteries, Will be sold on terms accommodating as
those OF any other vcndcr in the city
Tickets and shares in the above splendid LOTTERIES
may be had, usual. in every variety the Lottery
Office of GEO. w. DIXON,
Opposite tie Eagle Hotel.
n. B-Orders from the country, enclosing The cash or
prize tickets will BIZ promptly attended 10, if addressed 10
GEO. W. DIXON, Richmond, Va.
Dec. 2 6U-lf
ENRON forty to fifty BOYS & GIRLS from the coun.
d try, from l2 to Is years age find profitable en-.
ployment in the Richmond Cotton Factory for the
remainder of this and the ensuing year. by early applica
ton 10 TllOS. JELLlS, Agent.
Nov. %. 59-l2t
NOTlCE.-l wish to employ Female Teacher for
~ the ensuing year. One qualified 10 teach the Eng
lish and French Languages and Music, will meet with
situation and liberal wages, by addressing letter 10
Jno. P. B. Harris, Marlborough 2. O., Chesterfield.
JNO. ?. B. HARRIS.
Hopkinsyile, Nov. % 57-sl
NOTICE.
A PETITION will be presented TO the next Legisla.
"A ture of Virginia, for divorce from my husband,
Clement Vanzile, for which will be laid before
it. ELIZABETH J. VANZlLE.
Hanover Co., Dec2 60-w4w'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-06

EElETY DOLLARS REV; AED.--Rnn away from rhr tb ,i"'
LIVING Chhr";tc Court Ea Virginia, about the III d IL
!a,i nnc, ROBIN u",Lt tho! e. 'it
ragk rna2cNirn. broad teeth snail! '"
about
purchased hn a." Mr. William Beach, al PnTcc Edward. lie a
hc ufkn. about that IuTui. be he nh.E " as
free Sta:c;iCu.h think probable. l lr ."
make James River lac been r'i'
tn, hoamau.I viii the abor" rcwnd, nrH
taken Of The dollars il taken AMI cTr "a
jail in the State, 81 that get lin GS"iH.
THOMAS GhRuI"Eii"
De: - ig-wU
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-06

TN CtIaNkE3f - IRGISiA.--in Amelia cuurrr
ID October Court, 1876 =
Austin ray and Nancy his vile formerly y,ncy !s,.
P"F, C"mP.aina1s.
against
Jan:rs B"rum and Elizabeth his wife, formerly IT,,
per- Creed Harper, Newton Harper JOHN I1r,%, R..
ier Flirpn and Nancy bis wi!r, t'nn,2ry II .rper r.:
zabcli Avary, formerly Harper. JOEL harper. K..,
Harper, Jesse Harper and Mary Harper, U.e ,r, =,
infants under the aye ri twenty years S,cpiyr Il
Harper and Fiyadl Harper John II. Crad!ori. G.t
Cradduck. Armislcad Cra,id"ck, faschli Ica!!osk w.
liam Foster and Louisa his wife, formerly CrlcA,.'
and Mary II. Craddock: DrcuI1n.
TIE defendants John Harper Elizabeth Ayarg I,a,.
n. CraGdpck, Grief Cratd"ck, Armstrai CIi9dn,y
not having entered their appearance, and rlv"n rrr
according the Act Of Assembly and tile rugs o., H.,
Court and it appearing by satisfactory evd-ace In,
they are not inhabitants oi this county: Il Is o-,,
that the said defendants do appear here the Is, ly i
the January term OF this Court. and bu
OF the plaintiffs and that copy Of this rr.rr 10 forth,
with inserted in newspaper published m H., Ci;.
of Richmond, iur Two months successfully. and ro,,.j
at the front door OF the Courthouse Of THIS ccun,?
Crpy-Tcsr.
+. G. LEIGH. D. c &C.
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.9aothcr ncnt Scheme. to close The Year,
VIRGINIA State lottery. No. s.

ENRON forty to fifty BOYS Il GIRLS from the coun.
d try, from IL to Is years age find profitable
ployment in the Richmond Cotton Factory for the
remainder of this and the ensuing year. by early applica
ton to TllOS. JELLiS, Agent.
Nov ~ SD-I1t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-06

NJOTlCE.-I wish to employ Female Teacher for
~ the ensuing year. One qualified To teach the Eng
lish and French Languages, and Music, will meet with
situation and liberal wages. by addressing letter 10
Jno. P. B. Harris, marlborough F. O., Chesterfield.
JNO. ?. B. HARRIS
Hopkinsville, Nov. % 57-st
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-06

dIOACH MAkING.-hc sub-c:iDrts, having cEcc.d 7's'
house, directly the spot wi@ru Charles l.. thap" go
burnt prepared Ca Er:e"'"
Bul-ics Gig. Sulars aud Harness oil every description aH %
They have selected their hands principally from the Northern c
and have been careful employ hu; the very be- :"
branch OF their has mess Their materials have been aye"
Of the firm, with CASH. III the Northern markets. whi'h
bic them furnish all who may b. disposed encourage go
low they he supplied elsewhere. All Kind o! rep i
with and despatch We sill 1t ~! Hcs keep a-'
Of materials in line, wlrI will sell small ad'aane y"
G. Chappr w! attend Cum5cani Prince E!HAi nnd "'
C.. Elk r. q. CHAPfE!l"
" 3. We would take a eight boys a'cs' 10 ' '
BIZ siurs1, from IL to Ii years old. {. J.. Z il: V.
IIri
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-06

Hon. SAMUEL w. MAEDIs, says The Alabama A!rrctl-
ry Of The 10Th: died at his residence in Iaiadega: on
Monday night. tie l4;h instant.
CiNcISSAri Nov. 22-Two OF tie persons sca!d-
ed board the Flora have Gird The calm boy and
other name not knnwn. The Hon Mr.. kinnIrI who
among the badly scadcd, is on his recovery, and
out Of danger.
THE ELErIiAyr wrecked in the Royal Tar lost his
life. He reached the Shore but could not Chamber up
the huge cliffs upon the coast Of Maine, and strand
cd upon The rocks amid the surf Ills has been
at
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-06

I'm CHANCENY- VIRGINIA AT rules held in Il. .
"a Clerks office Of the Circuit Superior Court Of Is
and Chancery for the county of Caroline, a, the Bowl
Green, in said county, on Monday the 7'h day Of -
vember, 1885:
Charles T. Parish, Plaintiff
against
representative of Robert s. Parish der!
Thomas B. Furish George Ross and Mary. liza wifi. Jl
Lalnc and Ann, biz wife, Gcntgr b Parish, tJ,ur"I
S. Farish. Stevens Parrish and William II. Fslsh
Defendants
The defendant Edmund Farish rc' h.Yi., cn.c..,
his appearance and given security accounting 20 ,ir ,,
Of Assembly and rules al this Court, and i; :nuoa,n
by satisfactory evidence. that he is not nlilt,su,
the Commensurate: il is ordered, that tho said Jt
ant d, appear before The Judge OF the SAID Court. 81 ~.
Courthouse in hs county. On The first day Of rru
term: and that copy If this order be n:,hn III, n.rS
IN some newspaper published IN the city Of Rchiao,t
for two months succc ssvr!v. and posted a. Tie
uf the Court house OF this cn"ntr.
a Ccpy-Tcste, BENNETT TUMpNlNs. DC
~" ~ I1-v-.
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EnMI.ND y. IOkh

a Nero Man, who calls himself LEWIS, committed
40 the Jai! Of tho City Richmond, 2Orh "l lnr i
and hc hcd for thu wear !" ~
james ThundS Of AlbrnaiIc Ic"is about is See" IN iH'
high, of brown comprAinn, appears b" bc"c" :. ana"
of age The ofic requested cone '
and comply with the law he Will be dealt With IN. '
W. y. STARkE,
Deputy far Hm. u. HrSa, S'rgrGM H. l.
August &c 3!""m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-06

Fs'NENTY DOLLARS REV NRlI--Rau rr h" >,'.'.r
her OU the h inst, negro named ElMGhH k'HH
Tie loss. welt fellow, with dark, and sai"i .a: .' "
large mouth and quick spoken he Is about rf,y ya''
white that persons womb suspC hi, 5cus
liy white nader ;l!r a0:r ihh 81 J.!
ond Underwood. lie had hen he left wl in', rc7rir'
aud striped pantaoon All masters Of vessels rc waEI
taking said hosrd Of vessels, expected h. w ~ "
make his escape. The above reward and ali reasonable 'r''
will be- paid for The apprehension and delivery Ui said lave I" ne
the upper end of Hanover county, Va.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-05-24

plies, say one on the ST. Johns, Z miles
below Lake George; one up the IeaS
Creek, say Is miles above Charlotte mar
bor; one a, Tampa Bay; one IL miles
from the Gulph of Mexico, up tho "'thia'
coochee, and one on the same river, near
the Fort King road; 60, 600 ra'ions oepos-
tied at Tampa Bay, and thirty ortorty thou
sand at each Of the other posts. Five
columns with haversacks, and few one
horse carts, may operate securely and with
every prospect of success, at least to the
north and west of Charlotte Harbor. For
the country below, additional means will
he wanted. viz: two or three steamers Of
a light draft of water, and fifty or sixty
barges of different sizes, capable ofcarry-
inc from ten to fifty men each.
:. give these items, in order, if approx
cd, tina, the necessary appropriations may
be asked at once. ! beg leave to add, in
haste, that new regiments, or regiments
of recruits, would be worth little ornoth'nS
in this war. l will, therefore, earnestly
recommend that the companies Of the old
regiments be extended to eighty or ninety
privates each. Recruits mixed up win
old soldiers in June orJuly, would become
effective by the first Of December; and !
repeat, operations cannot be carried on ny
any troops whatever, in this Peninsula,
except between the Goth Of Nov. and the
end of April. The Intermediate period is
two hot or two sickly to be endured.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-05-24
CHERAW GAZETTE
TUESDAY, MAY "a, 1886.

We have received Chesterfield" in reply
to an assault made upon US in the Fayette-
vile Observer, by three steam doctors, all
abreast. We thank Chesterfield" for his
communication but the point of a consider
able part Of it would not be seen by those of
our readers who have not read the publica-
ton OF the steamers. We therefore think
that for the present at least it is best not to
publish it. We shall however reserve it.
Things may still take such course as shall
induce us 10 give it an insertion.
Our assaants arc quite warm (and retain
their warmth sometime too) because We di-
rccted public attention last March to the fact
that the spread Of the small pox in Marlboro
and the deaths which followed were ascriba-
bic only to their ignorance. The commu-
nifty will profit by their agitation OF the sub
ject in the public prints. For it can tend
only to make the truth known more exten-
sively, and thus open the eyes of men who
now think them qualified to practice nedi-
cine.
AS the Steamers have brought up again
the subject OF the spread ofthc Small Fox in
Marlborough. j.mar be well enough to repeat
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-05-24

Some one in recent debate in the House Of
Representatives having charged Mr.. Adams with
yielding Texas, in a negotiation with the French
minister, he replied that he was the last member
Of Mr.. Nonroe's cabinet who gave his assent to
the treaty which fixed the present boundary line
between the two countries, and adds:
safer the treaty had been framed, and
ready to receive the signatures Of the con.
tracing parties, but before there was any
obligation upon our part to sign it, BY the
express direction of Mr.. Monroe. he Mr..
A. took the treaty, drawn up as 1t was' to
Genera, Jackson. not as to the military
commander of the army ofthc I. States,
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-05-24
CINCINNATI, MAY, :.
BUTCHERS STRIKE.

The Butchers of this city made strike on
Thursday last, and Yesterday morning, there was
in consequence, not piece of Beef or mutton in
any of the markets
Weuuderstand that the cause Of this movement
has its origin in law of the City Council, ma
king provision that the Market stalls should be
put UP at auction and rented to the highest bid
ders. The Butchers insist, as we are told, upon
having the ercluSire privilege of renting them for
definite sum, and pretty much upon Their own
tcrms.-WMg.
The Cincinnati Republican insists that .he law
ofthe City Council to which the butchers object,
is law passed against the Administrations Of
Con- Jackson; because the most Of the butchers
are Jackson men.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-05-24

SuGARs.-Our account of the market
continue to be very unlavorabse to hold
ers. The receipts since our last have been
$40 hhds. Muscoyadoes. l25 bids. St.
Croix, aud $50 boxes brown, direct; Ito
hhds. Porto Rico and St. Croix, and 95
bbls. Newt Orleans, making
10 all 545 hhds. 95bbls. and $50 boxes.
CoSFEE.--Receiyed since our last, l4o0
bags of which 700 Cuba direct, the re-
mainder Rio, coastwise. Our quotations.
like those of Sugar. are nominat--sIr'ce
they can only be obtained.in small parcels
by retail. The marketis as dull as can
be-" +-tlH51B.sfsf .sl2. t'sE
MoLAssEs.-l3s hhds and. l45tes. Gu
ba direct, sold from the wharf. ut prices
which have not iranspired, but we haye
reason to believe that they brought Within
the neishbou,nood Of our lowest quota
tations. ss'.,
BAcoN.-This article continues toponr
in upon us-upwards Of 300. 900 vt. were
received during the past week. 100000.
VT. n. Orleans on the wharf, at auction
brought, shoulders z 7-s, Sides IL and
Hams {Cin.) brought s l-2 a9: 1000 VT.
do Shoulders a, private saie6censs. Aiot
of oboat 10000 a really superior article
both in quality aud cut, C;ncinnaii cured
sold between IL l-2 l3 cents.-hos round
Upon the whole there has been rather q
better feeling exhibited for the article. du-
ing the previous week.
LARD.-Itis dull and in very Limited
demand, near 500 kegs,principally N. Or
leans were received during the week. We
have heard Of no sales, except In small
lots, a, our quotations. ae :
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-05-24
Ner Tn&-.Mdz14..

CoEee.-The market csntianes very inacives.
with downward tendency in p1ices, and We lavc
but few sales TO report. The stock Of Brazil ts'
heavy; of other descriptions Ieis moderate Prime
green Porto Rico. Laguayrnaad Cuba, a. vel
as old white Java, is scarce. Among tho sales
we notice from four to 500 bags Brazila at12 III
cts; 400 Sumatra, II; 600 to 700 St. Domingo,
III r., and some Laguayrd a. l3E = mos;
6OO0 bags Brazil will be offered at auction on
Friday next, by Hoffman g. Co. In the present
state Of the market, we consider our quotations,
which we do not vary. as nominal.-Impcst, Duo
bags Brazil, 2Qhhds 76brls. Cuba, 30brtA Porto'
Rico. 963 bags St. Domingo Coffee.
F7cv.-Since our last report Western tas de-
clined fully 50 cents per barrel. and the transac-
tions have beenmors important, although there
have been no foreign exports worthy ct notice.
The sales Of Southern (of which there is but
comparative small stock) hayo not been very largo
except of Georgetown, sales of which have been
made for shipping at s. 81, equal TO cash, and
holders of favorite brands are firm at these rates
Sugdr.-Thc sales consist ef about 68O hhds.
of all kinds; at 10 II cts. for Porto Rico; at l03
III cts for St. Croix; 81 for Cuba: Muscayado
and 400 boxes brown, 10 q LII cts. The market
is heavy and prices have again receded about tct.
this week. The whayfis crowded and holders
are pressing upon the market
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-05-24
Sheriff S Sales.

10y order Of Turner Bryan Esqrs Ordinary Of
Id Chesterfield District, win be sold before tho
Court House on theft Monday IN Juno next
within the legal hours, the real estate Of John
Blackburn decd Containing eleven huadredsrses.
more or less, adjoining the lots Of John Massey
ir.. John Hunter, Evan Threcat and William
Blakency.
.Terms--os much meney cash; as will ipaY tiies
expenses of the Sale Of the land viii Be required
on the day Of Sale; the balance in equal Ipaynenfs
the first due on the first day Of January ynext and
the other on the ffstday Of January 1885, Pur-
chasersto give bond or noter and interest from
the day of Sale, and mortgage On theQpoperty
if required. 10 the Ordinary. to secuse tho pur-
chase money. Is. :.
ALFRED M. LOWRY, Shct;E. CD.
ssheriff's Office. May II 26td.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-05-24
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
On the 10th Steamer Atalanta thirty hours
from Georgetown, with merchandise for J..
Wright, ]. l. Westervet, J. S. Stinietz, d. Moors,
]. Powell and J. G.. McKensie OF this place, and
]. H. BisseL, Barringer & Carson, K. A. Burton,
C. ". & E. r. Harris, J. Graham, p. J. Wilson,
Shufford & Turner, E. W. Charles Il Co., g. d..
& T. C. Law, II, Bennett T. Co., COL j. N. Will
Jams, J. B. CIIambliss & Mcdonald, and Kerven
of tbs interior.
DEPARTED,
On the 18th, Steamer Atalonta with Cotton for
sundrv merchants ofthis place.
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Charleston, Nay 81.
Coffee, inf. TO fair. Ib. IL a II l-2;
Good fair to prime, lb. l3 IA; Nho'ce
green, Cuba lib. IA l-2 a 10; Porto
Rico, lb. IA; Lard, new, lb. Is a II;
Pork, Mess, New York, Dbl. % a "a;
Prime, hbl. 10 20; Mess, Boston, bbl.
RrcE.-Ouf holders continue very firm
but buyers are by no means numerous.
The whole amount of sales during the
week are only about 700 bbIs. principally
from So IA to So 3-s. A few lots infe-
rior, below-and lot Of bbis. prime at
So l-2.
FLouR.-This article appears to be en-
tirely neglected. We hear of no sales,
except by retail, About 100 bbls. Canal
sold from stores at So,
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tx. II. Morgan,.

"AyING received an. AUCTE0NE&lcH
commission from the Town Gounci VIII
attend promptly to the sale ofany property placed
in his care, and will be thankful for share of
patronage. His charges will be- uaodeFste. He
may be found at the counting Of Mr. 1ao;G
Mckenzie, in rear Of his dwelling house, on ID
street, or at the red ware house on
which will be used a. an auction room.
Cheraw, S. c., May % 1886. IA
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HOUSE OE REPRESENTATIVES.
SENATE.
[ L.
Tuesday, May 10.
DEFENCE OF THE WESTERN FRONTIER.

DEFENCE OF THE WESTERN FRONTIER.
May, 10.
The House resolved itself into Com.
mittee of the Whole on the State of the
Union, Mr.. PARKER in the Chair, on the
Bill to provide for the better defence ofthe
Western Frontier.
['Fhe Bill appropriates 100000 tor the
construction Of military road west OF
the boundary Of Missouri and Arkansas.
On motion of Mr.. M'kay, an amend.
ment providing that TIM consent of the
tribes should be obtained, and if not OBJ.