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Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-01-12
ANRcDoTE.

"What is the ase," said the pupil Of
amedical friend of ours one morning to his
master on their-wayto place ofsworship,
"whatis the use ot'goins so of,ento chupch,
when you only hear the same things over
again?,, What is theuse,' replied his master,
"of breakfasting, 1lihing, &. &.supping every
day when you only cat the things over
again?" do not see, said theyouth, that the
cases at.al resemble each other. II must
eat to support,my life and nourish my body,
which otherwise would languish, and die"
The cases are more parallel than. you are
aware, " reoined the master. ." What food
isto the body, the ordinances Of religion
are to the soul. As the natural life in the
one win anguish and decay, unless we
maintain it by the bounties Of Gods proyi.
,dence 50 the divine life in the other will
.wlther and pass Away, unless we have re.
course 10 the provisions of grace" ."-s"sHow
does it. happen then," inquired the young
man OF our friend, ''that all have not the same
relish. for religious exercises, while all have
the same appetite for their bodily food!"
There. answered the master, ss YOU
again mistake the MATER. 1T is very true
that, when our bodies are in health, VT
relish our daily bread. But when we are
sick, it is, widely different: we have then no,
only no relish for our food. but even loatae
it: and not unfrcquently desire that which is
unnatural and injurious. Soft is with the
soul. When that's at peace with God. it is
IN health: and not only desires, but ,reli shes
these exercises of: devotion, and canno
exist without them. But while the soulcon
tiunaes in sin, It IS in stateof disease; ane
having no appetite for spiritual food,
;!sllkss both the seasons and the exercie
Of devotion, considers the Lord 5 day wea
rlness, and avoids the society of his people
Tor does the resemblance stop even here
For asbodily disease, unless removed b,
the ehand of skill, viii Aspeedily terminate ou
present existence; 50 the continuance of tha
spiritual disease, Imean sin, which we deriv
rom our first parents, will issue in the eter
nal death, which consists in the everlastin.
EXCLUSION ofthe soulfrom the presence an
favour offs C,el:o,. "--Lcmlow. Eu. Man
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POSITIVE SALE

POSITIVE SALE 2 :.
On account of an Assigned Estate. =
an Wednesday the 9th inst, will be sold
" without any manner of reserve, in tho
brick etero lately occupied by. Mr.. Joseph Beers,
the whole contents Of said store, consisting of
An extensive assortment of Groceries, Dry
Goods and Hardware, Cutlery, SaddleEy, &c. !.
And immediately after,
''l5 Lstsi in the Town of Cheraw, some of which
are improved, and ell most eligibly situated for
business.
Conditions and further particulars will appear
in next advertisement.
WIN. a. CALDWELL,
Assignee j: Beers.
Jan. 5, 1886.
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SOUTH CAROLINA, William \. horton
Chesterfield District. (1r,z.iSsss.s -

Thomson q wife. Nancy, Aaron Knight
and wife Wil1fred, Samuel ]. Horton.
John Horton, James Knight and wife Eliz-
abeth, Burwell Dixon, Sarah White, VII.
liam Batson, John Bait, and Lucy Reeds
children.
It appearing to my satisfaction that Bur.
we'll Dixon, Sarah White, William Batson,
John Bait, and Lucy Whites children,. re-
side without the limits Of this State, 1t is
therefore ordered, that they appear before
me, N the Court of Ordinary, on or before
the 18th day Of January next, 10 objectto
the sale of the Real Estate of William Bait,
deceased, or their consent will be entered
of record.
TURNER: BRYAN, o. D. C.
Nov. IA, 1885. 2-9
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ORDINANCE.

ID E it ordained by the Town Council of Che
ID raw, and it is hereby ordained by the au.
thoritY of the same, that from and after the pas.
sage Of this act, when any.of the Patrol take up
any negro or negroes, belonging to the town, the
captain of such patrol shall infict or have inaict
ed, such corporalpunishment as he may deem
proper, not exceeding nineteen 'lashes. And
should the patrol take up any negro or negroes
from the country, or FREQ persons of color, all
such shallbe put in the guard house until morn.
ing, when they shall be brought up before the
Council, or some one of them, to be dealt with
according 70 Law.
FELIX LONG, Clerk T.C.C.
Dec. 90, 1885:
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ME Undersigned take theliberty of inform
IL ing their customers and the public general.
y, that they still continue to keep at their old
stand general assortment Of
Dry Goods, Hats, Shoes, Groceries, Hollow ware
Hardware aad Cutlery, Wagon Boxes
Blacksmith's Tools, Axes, Spades and Shovels,
Soap, Candles, Cheese
Eaeging, Bale Ropc and Twinc
with most other articles kept for sale in this
market, all of which they will sell low for cash
or country produce.
We take this opportunity of wishing -all our
customers a happy new year; but particularly
those who may call soon and settle their accounts,
as they thereby will make the new year pleasant
to us. J. & c. POWELL.
Cheraw, Jan 4, 1886.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

PUBLIC NOTICE.
THE Stockholders ofthe Bank of Charles.
ton, S. c., are. hereby informed, that the
payment of the THIRD INSTALMENT
of Twenty Five Per Cent. on each Share,
equal to Twenty Five Dollars per Share,
will be requirsd at their Banking House, be-
tween the hours of 9and 2 O'clock p. NJ,
on the 4th Monday and Tuesday in January
next, which will be the 25th and 26th days
Of that month. By order of the Board
A. G. ROSE, Cashier.
GThe Columbia Telescope, and Cam.
den and Cheraw papers, will insert the above
advertisement. Z.
Nov. 20. 5
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SUNDAY SCHOOL BOOKS.
A DEPOSITORY of Shndav School Re

y II oSk1 O1S1 U1 OUUu9y HCIIo0i OeohS
IA IS kept at the book store, where tho publ
cations of the American Sunday Schoel Unien
may be had for Sabbath Schools at the same pri-
ces for which they are furnished at the Office of
publication. The American S. s. Union has no
competition with any particular church, bat the
cemmit.ee Of publication consists of an equal
number Of Baptists, Methodists, Presbyterians,
and Episcopalians, and no book is published to
whach any member of the committee objects,
winch secures the publications against sectarian
.nauenne; The eaaeeitsms Of TIE different chur.
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PRAYER BOOKS
FOR SALE at the Book Store-some Of them
very fine. The prices low. =

NOTICE.
IOSEPH BEERS having made an assign.
% ment to me for tho purposes thersan cx-
pressed his creditors me hereby notifedto attend
a meeting to be held at his store on Monday the
llth day of January next to nominate an agent
in their behalf, to act with the subscriber in pur-
suance of the Act of Assembly.
WM. M.A.CALDWELL,
49, Assignee Jos. Beers.
Charleston, 29th December, 1895.
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NEW GOODS.

VyHE subscriber is now opening his fall sup
IL ply, comprising heavy stock and well
selected assortment Of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
Received by Mr.: D. McNairs boat which ar
rived on Thursday last. His customers may e1-
pect great bargains.
- D. B. MCARN.
Nov. 18th, 1885.
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NOTICE..

L ~. NoIlS lSL.
TNHE subscriber, truly grateful for the liberal
IL patronage he has received during the past
year, resp ctfnly invites his friends and the pub
of Goods. 1t consists every article in the Mer-
chant Tailors line of business.
UHe also earnestly requests all indebted to
him, either by note or book account, to make
payment as soon as possible, in order. to enable
him to meet his payments.
L. s. DRAKE.
january S, 1886. sH
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THE EDGEHILL ACADEMY,
. SUMTER DISTRICT,

WILL again go into operation on the
lst of February, 1886. 1t will be superin.
tended by Mr.. Richardson, who has been
Principal fer the last three years. Terms
the same as usual. For particulars the pub.
lie are referred 10 the published circular.
Noy. 20. 81
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D. B. McARN,

" AS the pleasure Of fstating to his friends and
Ill customers that he providentially succeeded
in saving the post of his goods from the late
destructive fire. He has taken stand on Mar.
ket street, ono door east Of Noore's hotel. All
who wish to purchase are respectfully and cor;
dially invited to call and examine his stock. II
he has the a, tces to please, he viii not stand on
prices. = - $50.
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FOR SALE.

HyHE Subscriber, mtendiagt to remove during
tho coming year, from this part of the
country, offers for sale, the house onsthe corner
of Kershaw and Huger streets recently finished,
and ut present occupied by himself. Possession
viii be given on the first day Of May next. More
particular information may bc had by inquiring
of ~ JOHN A. -INGlIS.
G8ernn. Dee Is. 1885, -. q. # tsss
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-01-12
FOR SALE OR RENT.

TlHAT large, new and commodieus two story
IL house on Kershaw street, next below the
residence Of Mr.. VanN Norden. Also the lot and
house next to the above. Terms of sale fayora-
BILE; and an absolute sale woulf preferred to a
lease.
In the absence of the undersigned application
to be made to Hubbard Pearson Hor to J., C.sCoit.
BEN: r. PEARSON.
Nov. II, 1885.
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JNO. /. WESTERVELT

JNU. ]. EWESTEKVELT-E =
ID ESPECTFULLY inferms his friends and
IL the public in general, ,.thot hehas removed
to the old stand opposite the Pest Office, where
he wai in few weeks have general assort-
ment of Drugs, Medicines, paints, Oils, &c.
which he will sell On reasonable terms.
Dec Is, 5-tf
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-01-12

USl fcccVed from I. thornton, +. NJ. at
- Camden, Of the growth of 1885, and war.
ranted good for sale at the toll house near the
Cheraw bridge. by
H. T. CHAPMAN. =.
i Among which are the following:,
Turnip, early spring, .Radish, white
do ruta baga, = do black winter,
do largo norfolk, Spinage round,
do late fiat dutch, do Handlers,
do large scotch Aber. Long green cucumber,
do yellow malta, do early,
Cabbage, early york, Squash, mammoth,
do Carly dutch, do summer crookneck
do early sugar Loaf, do crookneck kershaw
do drum head, Watermelon. georgia,
do late dutch, - do apple Seed
do green glazed, Mushmellon, firm,
do large english, Large cantelope mellon,
do early savery, GherkcA, prickly,-
Caulilower, late, Oyster, vegetable, ..
do early, Nasturtian,
Onion, red, Egg plant, pu4l,,
do white, Pepper grass,
Mustard, brown, Parsly, cintia,
Lettace, carly Write, Solid celery,
do cabbage head, Tomato, round smooth,
do magnum bonum, Peas, early June,
Beet, blood, do marrow fat,
do early turnip, Beans,early china dwarf
do early yellow, = do white kidney, Q
Orange carrot, do vangatia cranberry,
Parsnips, swelling, do sup. white pole,
Radish, long scarlet, Early sugar corn,
do scarlet short top, do golden house.
do salmon,
A few pamphlets on gardening, by P. Thorn.
ton.
The above seed being warranted good, If any
should be found otherwise, after fair trial, their
place will be supplied by others,
Jan. 5, 1886. Sd2l2
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-01-12

The attention Of Mothers, of all Christian
denominations, is respectfully requestedto
I this Circular. To increase confidence in
. the Mothers Magazine, and to express
their convection Of the great importance
r Of the cause which It advocates, the un.
dersigned have given the following tes-
Z timonial 10 the public.
- z CIRCULAR.
:. MATERNAL INFLUENcE is acknowledged,
by Legislatures, Philosophers and. Diyines,
TO be one ofthc principal causes whichgive
character to nations, as well as. to individuals.
When this truth is so clearly seen, both IN
history and experience, it becomes every
'Pariot, and every Christian, to manifest his
appreciation Of such measures as will enlight-
en- and purify this controlling influence. In
|accsrdagee with this sentiment the under
signed take great pleasure in recommending
to every Mother, in our beloved country, ,'the
monthly periodical entitled THE MOTH
ER'S MAGAZINE. This publication;
edited by Mrs, A. G. Whittclsey, was com.
menced tive years since, and has not only
obtained aa extensive circulation at home,
but is reprinted" by two different presses in
England. Il is furnished to subscribers, al
the4iow price of One Dollar year, and is
published by Rev. S. Whitelsy, l46 Mas.
sau.street New York.
JAMES M1INoR,D D, D., Rector of St. Georges
:, Church, New York..
JIM. MATHEWS, D. D., Chancellor of the
New York University.
SAMUEL H. Cox, D. D., Professor of Sa.
cred Rhetoric and Pastoral Theology il
the Theological Seminary at Auburn.
JONATHAN GolAG, D. D., Secretary of the
American Baptist Home Missionary So.
ciety.
Rev. JOHN BRECKENRIDGE, Corresponding
Secretary of the General Assembly.
Board of Education
Rev. JOSEPH HoLD1cHr, Pastor of the Yves
leyan Chapel, New York.
New York, 18th March, 1885.
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- DICKINSON,

HAS opened d Boot and Shoe Store near the
IL Post Office and directly opposite to Mes:
srs Alexander Nurehead g. Co.,. where orders
will be thankfully received and punctually attend
ed to- ~ - --
that orders can be- executed atthe shortest notices
N. B.. All persons indebtedto D.Jobpson viii
confer particular favor BY calling Immediately
and paying their bills. y 3, = = -.
Cheraw Dec 90 1885,. III y. {,
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BA OWN !

gA0wM gAEAN
OF DRY GOODS.
GROCERIES, GLASS g. &CROCKElYwARE
= HARDWARE g. CUTLERY,
HIS stock comprises very general asortment
of goods under the above heads. His customers
may expect to got any and every thing as low as
the market will afford.
Cash paid for Cotton, and liberal advances
made on cotton !efs to be shipped to New York
or Charleston.
A constant supply of COTTON YARN from,
the factory Of Col. Williams near Society Hin 90
Expected daily, Raisoas,.F F7ouy, Bsttes. Ckeesf,
THE Subscriber is isagentsfor Messrs 3. Ritz
Ter & Son, of New Haven, Stone Cattas
VINO viii FILL orders for all descriptions of Grave
stones, and ornamental Monuments, of the beat
etockDf.dge Marble. Drawings may be seen On
aPphcasen. Prices and credits will be madBac
commodatps BROWN BRYAN.
DoLlCihs wiz be issued upon Buildings,
Mercnan9lse in Store, and on the river to-
and from Charieston md Georgetown; also on
Cotton in store. Persons living i'm the country.
and towns adjacent,b by grny DESCRIPTION Of thsir.
property, can hayo-it insured arainstioss or dan,
ace by fre:-Noy. II, 1896.
B. BRYAN, Agent q cboiaw. fors
Insu. Co. Of Columbia, s. G
Nov.17, 1885. .
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dufeTuSCfIlSIll
Nov. 20.

TQER0SIToRX. : :
UyHERE is at the book store a depository of
Il the American Tract society's'publicatio
Nov. II, 1885.
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WANTED ON THE 1ST JANUARY.
r8G00Ds shousesservants wushers md ironer.
- for whom good wugcs will e>given, by the
year. One fond Of children, and with girl 10
or 12 years of age would be preferred. :
Dec I5.4 - =
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-01-12

A GOOD family Barouche, which has beer
- in use, but is in good repair, with harness
for sale. Apply to
- r.. II. CROCKETT.
Dec. 90, 1895.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-01-12
v ALUABLE RE AL ESTATE
EOR .SILE

Y 4 L U A Bile KE al Ed I III T.
FOR SALE
" ISHING to decline the business OF selling
w Goods utter the lst of June next, offer
for sale that large and commodious store now IN
the occupancy Of Lacoste & Mckay. Attached
to the store, and in one enclosure are four lots,
altogether measuring, 300 fost OH Front st. and
400 feet on Kershaw st. There are ON the lot
large warehouse, smoke house, and a cotton
shed 200 feet long. The property will be sold to.
gether, or the lots will bs divided it may suit
purchasers. For the country business, it IS we'll
known as one of the best, and safest stands III
this town. To an approved purchaser, long
credit will be given, if required: ,.
AUGUSTUS p. LACOSTE. -
Cheraw, 4th Jan. 1886. 90 q
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-01-12

DIR. LEE will return to Cheraw on the
1st of Feb. and will remain a week or two.
He viii, attend to the. usual operations y,
Dentistry: such as the setting Of natural
Teeth, incoruptible and sother artificial
Teeth |; plugging with gold or other metal (;
extracting teeth and roots Of teeth; Iregu:
larities ren1edied. teeth cleaned, 80.
Rooms at Stinemetz's. ladies waited
on at their residences.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-01-12

Middleton, John
McRae, Louisa a.
Morse, Mrs. Martha
McAiullen, Joseph j.
McQaage, John
McLaurin, David
Moore, Hugh
Mcmillan, James
Nevills, Augustus II.
rcgues, Mrs. Eliza II.
Parker, John
Pcrvis, James
Quick, Solomon
Quick, Ansil
Quick, William
Roller, Elisha
Russell, Sain'l
Robinson, John
Shaw, Mrs. Mary
Smith, Rachel
Simmons, Amy
Smith, D. A. a.
Smith, Henry
Smith, John
Smith, Abijah
Smith, John F.
'Turnagc, william
Taylor, George
Niner, Daniel
Wallace, Viney
Wemble.. John D.
Welch, John .
Wilson, Mrs. Eliza 9
Wynn, Mrs. Martha
Williamson, John W.
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PIANO FORTE MUSIC.
5000 sheets, well selected, just received at tho

Book Store. 49, 81 =, -
Also, some boxes of new books, which will be 3.
sold fully as low as they can be bought, at retail
in New York or Philadelphia.
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A LIST OF LETTERS

D EMAINiNG in tho Post Office at Chera";
E0, which if not called for before tho Isl OF
An-;l. will be sent to the dcnaral Post Office as
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Just Received

And for salo at the Book Store.
IHyHE following splendid Annuals for 1886.
The Magnolia, The Gift, The Religious
Souvenir, The Pearl or Affections Gift, and the
Token andSouvenir. S'-
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-01-12

TX Months in d Convent, and supplement tc
- do for sale ut the book store.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-01-12

RoGERs Pen KNIvEs-Silvcr Pencil Cases
Ever Points, and Steel Pens, at the Book Store
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dead letters.
, Beers, Joseph
Bass, William u.
, Burns, John S.
! BIrklo,, Mss Nary
! Campbell, A"x'r
Campbell, John
CU:..no. Judy
I Curgie, Archibald
! Carlcss, Miss Nl-7y y
CogaelI, &. ;.
Coward, James
! Calvin: 'fiwIhy
Cellars, " !t'h2w
| ClMnbliss, y. W.
Chapman, A! n u.
Decka., Joseph
Edwards, Jordan
Gray, Mrs. Hannah
GalcSpic, James
Good, James ,
Gregg, Henry S.
Galaspe, Sam'l
Hartwell, Rev. Jesse
Hewett, James
Harris, William
Jehnstan, Sam'l'M.
Lyon, Mrs =.
Lile, Mrs. Ann
Lee, Charles F. 9
McBufhe, Malcolm
Mclean, John
Mcdonald, James
Mcdonald, Anguis
McQuage, Angus
Miller, john 9
Miller, Charles
BR'
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n VARIETY of glass Inkstunds for sale Q
a. the hook store; .seme fine.
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FRESH GARDEN SEED,

lust received from P. Thornton, P. NJ. at
- Camden, Of the growth Of 1885, and war.
ranted good; for sale at the toll house near the
Cheraw bridge, by -
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CAREY'S- LIBRARY y
OF CHOICE. LITERATURE,

TO say that this is a reading aee.in1.
plies desire for instruction, and the means,
10 gratifythat desire. On the fitst pciink an
are = agreed; ON the second, there IS DIVERS,
ty both of opinion and practice. I'VE have;
newspapers, MAGAZINES, reviews, in fine,
pamphlets of all sizes, on nearly all subjects,
which have severaly their classes Of read.
ers and supporters. And yet, copious as
are these means Of intellectual supply, more
are still needed. In addition to the reviews
of the day, and passing notices ofbook,
the peoble. il, large numbers; III an narte Sc
o,,r ereat ronublic. crave the possesa;;oI, az
the books themselves, and details, bcyiond
mora nass;ng sll,,s;ons &c tbe .nyco,s:s g a
;s.o;,,,.,, s, az ma sc;e;,ca 5. 1R;;S tsorsh
aiSs ;easv.to = sscsrta;n M and ev,,ess ~ ~ their 81
wants 1t Is NOT % easv to arafifv. tSend..
Exnense. distance from the emDornNn of
literature, aengrossing Occupations which
prevent personal applications; OF resyen mas.
sapes to to Libraries and booksellerss as e So
naanv causes Is skeep; pueople away fny6 tlse M
fsasf &c reason. and the sen;ov,pent "a fhe
coyefed Iiterarv salinent. lf is. .tha am a
the publishers Of q The Library fc obyiate
these dif1icII]ties. and "a enable eyaft iiiiyi.
dual at small cost and without si anypelsOn-
al effort. to obtain for his own s sise sa,d that
&C his hyoTed friends OF fainily. yahtsble
oorLs ~ co,rSnIetes on.aN the hranchca s,fc re-,
s,l I and nop,'lar literat,re md q fiat q. ldt8 !
well W. adanted 3othe.coanfat 3 of he raaasr.
The charm Of. variety. sas "a far as II IS
con,nat;bl bl,j with ,nofaiity and good stasie.
viii be held constantly in view Is conlocting
ine "tne Library, 10 IN nc pages O wlhcn .
Ftae ctnreH literature OF Great Britain, % aH
hs yarioIry -dppurtmeuts of F}ioyranhv. His.
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VHE Missouri Hsrnony ses sale at the Book
:. stcre.
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"HE Undersigned take the!berty of inform

UNON y DIN Nv, II -t.
:Cheraw, Jan. ], 1885.
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OPERATIONS ON THE TEETH.

: Cheraw, Dec. % 90, 1885. 6.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-15

his. BaoNS mnycd the following. which was rejected
Resoired That the committee 10 whom ssns Tc-con-
mted the Bill increasing the Banking Capital of this
Commonwealth, be instructed To provide for supplying
the capital allotted to i,tci sburg by Bank
Mr. DASEL moved 20 instruct the C"nnittee TO pro-
branches. Rejected.
MIR MvipAucn aiso made an unsuccessful motion inr
leave Ia bring in bill tn establish iu, pendent bank
in the town 81 Portsmouth
On motion Of MIR. CE,rcuYirtD, the engrossed bill 10
chonge the times OF budding. the courts in The 9th aud
9Th judicial circuits aud of the counties Of nenricu and
Powhaan, and the Hastings Cout OF the city of Rch-
mond, and for other prposts taken up, and after
having been amended, on moticn of MIR. Sanard, tho
bill passed M
On motion of Mr.. CoLnSAS The House adjourned