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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-18
ST.. ArGrsrlXE. Sept. 2!

ST. Augustine, S.pt. %
Ap.y MoyrmYxrs-Wc learn that Gov. Call, with
600 Tennessee Volunteers had arrived at the Suwahee
vrr and vas 10 have crossed Sunday last and labe
M the line of march for the Wilhacoochy Gen JesuP
is Oh his way To Tampa Bay, and prooaO'y ny t'S '
has arrived there.
Two hundred and fifty Tennessee Volunteers are e1,
ra.,rI Ia arrive at Garrys Ferry every moment, and
o;n the u S Troops under Ma or Pierce, whence they
will move south The probable point 10 which they are
destined, is not yet asceraineL. We look now with
anxiety lor further information from that quarter
Charles Downing, Esq, recently appointed Ald &c
Camp to Governor Call understand, intends Leaving
this On Saturday next, TO nin the Governor He VIII!
be panied By number OF brave young men from
this place. who have volunteered tor the ensuing CALL
pagn. ,, Sc
mounted volunteers expired the 2Gh inst, On which
day they were mustered out o! service The posts at
Hanson and Weadnans plantations will be occupied
by clachmcnts Of Capt Curry company OF hlanaar'an
volunteers. -, q. :,
In the T. s. Hospital ut this place. there -i sick
WE are informed that OF about 600 troops al Carey
Ferry PlcoIaa and ST. Augustine: there are about 4oo
on the sick report. Three deaths have occurred the past
week at This post
Mrs Johns who was wounded and sca!pcd by party
of Indians OH the 1Gth Of which gave all account IN
our last has brcn conveyed to jacksonville it thought
a, she vii! recover The citizens of jacksonville with
a highly c7cditabe berality have subscribed $OO Tor
her Benefit and il necessary it will be increased.
SayaHXAn, Oct TO-
Latest from The St. John's.-The Steam Packe DOl-
phia Capt. Pcnnoycr, arrived here OH Saturday last
from JAG ks9nyc. We understand that the regulars
moved of Monday last from Black Creek: for New
Evansville, with baggage tFaInl They weTe II Is sa'd
300 strong.
Schoonrrs South CaroIina and George D. Henry, from
Charleston loaded with Government stores, had arrived
in the river 81. John 5.
Schooner 2ansiry, from this port loaded with Govern
mcmt slures, is shore in the river ST. John 5.
Still LATER rEoM FLvR!nA.--Thc steam boat
Charleston, Capt Bonne!l, arrived last evening from
Jacksonville, which place she left Oh Friday From
passenger we learn that the forces under Gov Call had
net with some Indians Fort DIane, and after short
skirmsh with them Monday asl drove them into the
hammocks the Indians leaving four of their dead on the
field Next day CIursday) another skirmsh took place,
with similar results. the Indians leaving dead OF the
field The gentleman, from whom We derived this IN
toma,iun understood that Of in ured.
Major Pierce his way TO join Gen CALL at Volu'
sia.-(i r0rgian
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Scicia,loMd, Va, Tuesday. Oct. !.
GLORIOUS .NEH.S.


The Kcysore OF the Arch is SAFE Fcnms;ya"i, =.
rrrrnpracd and GiScnlhralled When in In, wear -.
she first broke the federal phalanx b. c!cciin (yr-
Mckcnn size scattered dismay into their ranks AMI ~
the first assurance of the success Ot the Rcpu3c,o
Her victory OF the last week Is still more
triumphant. Never has there been t!"!r .ral LcE,
Never has The democracy obtaurd a more ".o-.,< -,
tory. 1t has come upon the Wings, Ike liz. !,ci.n
ting upon the walls Of Belsha2zars Palace
The Wigs had ilatercd themselves, TINT III, Raul 4,
the U. States had wound herself cor!?,,,rl; a-,
the interests of the Statc-t!ia, the Aa..NlaS.r< ~ ,
Wings had formed powerful ccn!i;lu!l--,l,, ;.
friends Of Wolf and Alnhlenbur4 hai become :. ~
alipnalrd from each ulhrr-that the PATRONAGE - .
o!ice.huGcrs poweriult!at Ii" p:r.rlrc ,; -;
Conqucring Hero would work such iniiaccs-agl,i,.
was so easy to excite jealousy between lcna<Y .yg,
New YorI-tha, these and other causes would pr,y "
rcsis,ibe and that their victory sccurc-i IT,.
did they know the spirit Of her PEG pie ,-Tn.y n~
risen in all their strength, and burst asum,t a. g..
coils of the Bank all the influence Of: lhilatc. Lf
tie patronage OF. Office, all the attempts to produce. 49,
lousy between The two great States a?c ra.,
the majesty Of their strength. and exhibited o.. Z: M
strongest examples, that has ever been given .. the r,
courage with which free people su5iur ryrry o.:
ticuly-rhe power OF the Bank has failed a: #.
effect; and that monst1ous institution, which vas ,xlr
ed to conquer the People, is covering AZ ;ir.r r
we congratulate our Republican fellow citizens u,,n
the glorious triumph! All hail, noble Pennsylvania
grra. keystone OF the Federal arch!
In the days Of terror, in 80 Pensy ,vania and Yt,
MIA stood by each other, and supported the same ,:
Republican prncip lcsn lS;iG lhry viii TO the .,l,
And surely if Pcnnsy lYana has stood to her rr.nt..
in defiance of the powerful institution which III n =;
and aposlate Legislature had qnarcrcd upon her W. ~
Virginia. who have such obstacle - suJLur no suck
seduction to resist, pursue The gu:.OuS course w
PENNSYLVANIA has marked OIL. 10 US.
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LATER FROM EUROPE

We are obliged friend for the following letter wr
ten by The Editors Of The Journal Of Commerce, and dated
NEW YORK, Oct. II, ocluck, L. NJ
DEAR SIR BY the Samson we have London papers
TO the nh ull.
The French Ministry has been rcorganizcd as fol.
lows:
NJ. Mole, Minister of Foreign Atlars and President
OF the Council
NJ. GuiZOt, OF Public Instructions.
NJ. Persil, of Justice.
NJ. DuchateI, Of Finance.
III. Gasparin, of the Interior
Admiral Rusumcl, of Marine.
Some arrests had taken place in Paris on &C
count Of alleged conspraccs against the Government
The CarliSt Chief Gomez entered Valencia on the
both August. The Queen had issued decree order
ing levy Of 200 men, 10 march against The
CArlIs;s.
Smyrna papers speak Of the plague making fright
full ravages on the coast OF Troy
The state Of the London money market was much as
before reported. Consols 90 rs i 81. Considerable
anxiety was felt among the dealers.
liverpool adyices to the 1th say ''Our Cotton market
continues quiet but DO observe any alterations in
prices. Sales to-day. 1000.
In great haste, yours
PAua Ga=eucl HALE IL HALLOCK.
LATEST FROM EUROPE -, .
BY the ship Orpheus, Capt Bursley, from Liverpool,
have files of London papers to the evening Of
the 18th, and Of Liverpool to the 10th u!t.
The French Ministry, 1t appears, is not yet wholly
formed Spanish affairs arc as sombre as ever. The
English and The French journals indicate by their
chickering's that the good feeling heretofore existing be-
tween France and England is breaking up. The En-
glsh angry that Theirs has been sacrificed,
count of his wish to assist the liberals in Spain. The
Spanish Gen. Lopez has been routed, wounded and
prisoner in the hands Of the Carlists The movement
Of the Bank Of England had begun to produce deci
ded effect upon the money market Stocks Of all kinds
are falling. The law reducing the stamp duty on En-
gsh newspapers has gone into effect. The Times is
sold for five pence. Letters from Rome dated the
3Oh ut had reached Paris Don Miguel was still there
The cholera had carried off great number of the French
troops in the garrison Ancona. The .7uesLurg CT
:ee under date of Vienna the Sd inst, states that the
Emperor and Empress OF Austria had made their entry
into Prague. The weather magnificent, and an i'm
mense multitude Of people filled the city.
[Nc,o Yorh ErprcSS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-18
LATEST FROM MATAMORAS.

LATEST FROM MATAMORAS.
By passenger in schooner llalcyun, from Matamoras,
whence she sailed the 18th inst, informed that
there were rJ0 Mexican troops in that place. who were
daily paraded and drilled Among them are some ancient
corps, but Gy far the greatest part OF them were d"s
tuc of clothing and Shoes and had very miserable APP
prarance. General Urea, their commander, had been
ordered the capital by the GOVERNMENT the alleged
ground Of misconduct, and enCravor 10 excite the
troops against the present, in favor Of the Federal Co.
vernruent of lc24. He still, however, keeps the com.
mand the ground that the Government is indebted to
him. for advances of money made to pay Oft the army
and be is well liked by the soldery.
Gen. Valencia Bravo expected to supcrsede Ur-
rca who would then repair TO Mexico, and expect
ed would dsprove the accusations against him.
We are also informed that the merchants OF Matamo-
ras, apprelcnsve Of general p!!!age If the troops
should revolt
About the last of October or early in November, it
was supposed the Ncxicans would march against Texas
On the 10th September, the Anniversary of Mexican
Independence was celebrated with great pomp, and dar
Ing the night transparencirs hung OUT bearing the III
scriplion-" IcfaS or DcGM!"
The Alexcans appeared 10 be quite Indifferent as 10
tie fate If Santa Anna.
a party of The Texian troops had made descent on
La Bcxon and taken possession OF the pace.-IhoSe OF
the inhabitants who disposed 10 join them were al.
lowed take off their goods and chattcls, and those
friendly Mexico ordered TO leave the place immediate
". and have their property confisCacd.
The Affairs OF Mexico are represented as being IN
bad state, the treasury exhausted that money could
not be raised TO pay troops who was feared would re-
vol, in consequence, and then Adcu to Texas'
G.lmcricun.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-18

(wbp1 s, far only e3G ahead of Myers (Van Buren,
n chester. and the returns from the two latter countes
assure us of the triumphant election OF Mr. Myers to
the Senate.
DELAWARE COUNTY
CHESTER, October u. 1886.
(scn,lcmcn-"W have met the enemy ana tllcy are
ours" Democracy is triumphant We have elected
John Flinkson to the Assembly Judge Myers our can
ddae for the Senate, is ahead. Our district by the new
communicating ucl consists Of Chester and Monlgone-
Iy. We are certain of large majority in old Demo
cratic montgomery, which, will more than break up any
majority in Chester | viii send the full returns to-
morrow. In haste, Respectfully.
nloxrcuMEEY CoUxrY-Fictory!
.Norristo,on, Oct. IL, lS3G.
Dear SRI hasten to ul'rm you Of the result u the
election in this borough most glorious victory has
crownr, our ei1rts-our ancipalInns in this district
are more than realized. feel confident that the
maiprty of llaI1 claimed for Myers in my communca-
ton tn you, will be realized.
Owing 10 the Storm which ragged violently through
the night, the have not come IN r" the other
Districts The following is the result OF our election
her
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required by the Constitution Of The United Stat's when
we may anticipate Democratic HoJ"rity oil from 'ee
TO five thousand votes. ,,
Since the above in type, we have received tne
Trenton Emporium and True American: which gives inc
slihjoincd PARTICULARS of the triumph IN New Jersey
from which it will be seen that our majority IS l"tie 0
GLonlous REsrlr!-D Democracy 7r!amphHntH
We have met the enemy, aud they are onrS-aS 'oi'
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LEnlGu COUNTY REDEEMED !
Tic entire Democralic County Tick

The entire Democratic County Ticket Is elected by
majority of at least 800.
tltners Majority ut The last election in Lrhgh, was
upwards Of lO0and General Harrison travessed the
county one week before the election, in person
(from the Harrisburg Pa. Kcystone)
HAERIsyUEG, Oct. II, 1886.
UNPRECEDENTED VIcToRiEs-DEMoCRACY TEIrM-
rIAyr!-Since the glorious achievements of ISIS, the
Democracy have never obtained as signal victories as
the present. Our triumph here is complete, and we
have the least doubt of lis being equally satisfactory
to the friends of equal rights, i'll all other parts of The
Stale We never believed moment that the arts OF the
Bank would finally prevail over the people. or that Fee
dcra sway could be made acceptable to tieemcn, under
ans possible modification. The result shows that the
Democracy Of Pcnnsy arc true 10 themselves true
To The pubic libc rites, and invncbc foes to the rule OF
the Atis,ocracy. Governor Rtner and his hosts of Of
fec holders about the Capitol were gathered in from their
elcclionccrng rabrs for the occasion No exertIon or
cxpcsc was sparcdon their part TO rally their followers
and carry the day. But all would not do. They were
numerically beaten in their stronghold. The following
is the gratifying result i'll this District, where The votes
are lust counted off.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-18

FEYO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS Contracts
Il will be entered into during the month Of Noyem-
Der next, for the GrGdanon ."sonry, Timber and Sn
pers1ucure Of the LIST Division Of The Louisa Rail Rona
beginning at its point of connection with the k'chnond
Fredericksburg and Potomac abroad, and extending
TO or in the neigborhood Of its intersection win Inc
Stage road from Fredericksburg to CarleIsv'Ile'
NJ James Hunter. Principal Assistant Engineer, may
be found generally with the locating party; and with the
undersgned will be at Taylosvc the LIST, 18th, and
2lsL Of November with specifications and proes of the
line. J. H. HOPKINS, {. f.
Richmond, Oct 1S 47-Gt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-18

TESSEssEE- The Eiccti0ncering Caad'ditc '-'t--
White ("ho LiSclaiu!ed all public G'nn'iS "P'"
ground that he Presidential can"'da''} seen" : =,
have abandoned all his scrup!es. He t!ciH"'%' ,t
Tennessee, and plungeS al once boldly !''' '"I ,l
Of E!cctiuncrIing. fIc present at great :,
aiycn on the 27t! at Joncsvc, West Team, s''''
honor Of hGn0raJ!es John Bell and B".'a tt!'t'' "'
much regret (Says The granmaIca! A!"''t'' ,..
we've from cause unable to attend T"I'" CIV
hearted friends at this truly brilliant icS'''4'. ,nI
elton H. L. White was there ana gave MS ''' r
addressed the meeting. i"asls III mono! u -. ,,a
and in dcrogation of the President, @erc Sho"'''
him But The following caps III" climax: p.,.
By Asusy Cfcusha.s. .3adrcm Jcck and -Uaf:" 90
-Onc nurscr, and tlG chic. to the srao! ,,r,
The Memphis Editor seems ANXIOUS 10 mas" '''' "
object OF the judges visit. u seems that nc 49,
Tennessee partly for the interest attached to ti'S
Of the State, and she also has Inyhtcr "'I+ - '
county, Qady Of Col! A. r. AIcxandcr) to ";'o" b.,
cumsiancc. probably, more than an 'hing ">y' 49,.
many friends in this section the qualification 49,
cd from his visit lie too, "farpn9 upon ny G" -
ter as fir excuse for al E!ecIionecrng ''',, I'm
tn Judgc is going the grand ro2aaS--ior; o.! ''. -.
instant we find HIM :.arrving ut Nashville ';o" " :
Western District '-Nashviie, where the LfG'S'"''
Tennessee is now assembled 4 special scss:o"' -,
Now, there arc some sqraly signs OF IeO' '!G"' r,
in Tennessee The Nashville Union OF the 4'''
the following returns Of recent elections: =. i,.
"SvmxER observation-disclosures MoEGAS h'ir r.
been elected to the House of Representatives tro" sun
ncr county, in the place of Col J. &. Guild
The following statement Of the votes pciIed IN u
ton shows plainly the PROSTATE condition OF Ri.
in that county-thc county in which the Hon.
Peylon resides: rs
Charlton ". b. I97 Gambling ("h!e!
Bradley ". b. ISL
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HHOR Sale, at the Richmond Enquirer Office, John
81 son & Durant's best Philadelphia News and Book
INK, (walranted.) at fair, moderate prices.
u A constant supply kept hand to suit the seasons
ami ererH disposition sho,cn TO 0Llge distant PTinters
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-18
Y VIRGINIA..

sold Virginny tire, in the Republics" "'a,2.
Oar accounts from the neighborng as well rs G,>",.'
counties, most cheering We hear from the .''''',
eru Neck, that tile people rejecting the u"con',
half White, half Harrison, half horse, hal! ".r-'N'
ticket, with disdan They wish 10 nave some !' '"'
part in the election Of their Chief AaGis'ratra"" |
idea Of transferring their own rights Of sIiif"@' "'
their eyes and hands, bound !" parcel ot Electors "
have never avOwed their own selection, and Who's '
is to be ultimately governed by circumstances tF ""'
Interests perhaps or the intrgucs Of Their ni.-''
Suc! lidings as tie following reach us from al" r'''
tcrs- Except from such Federal counties Is i''-"'''
Augusta, OhIo, &c)
ELtract IF u letter from .uoao"gai|a co""t% r,..
g We will carry the Van Ticket i" triumph J." g" 80,
counties here, but Oho-Marshai! by Nv 'o'e' '''
rity."
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The most Democratic portion Of the county is still to
be heard from.
The majority for V, Buren, will be as large, and if the
day is good will be increased. Old Northampton IS
nd 10 Tie
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IMPORTANT.

New ORLEANS, October I've are indebted to Mr..
Kidd Of the Merchants Exchange, for the following:
BY Decree Of the Mexican Government, all the
Mexican Ports have been declared free and open 10 Spa
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From The same
WELL. DONE, New JERsEY-MoRE Vls DuRES TR-
uMPus.-New Jersey is determined TO keep pace with
Pennsylvania in the good work. We are called upon
register glorious Democratic triumph the part OF
the Jersey Blues, who ready when there is bu-
siness in hand, and have given Whiggery finishing
blow We learn that the late election in that State re-
suited in giving the Democratic party of that State Il
majority in the Legislature, joint ballot of from IL
O II! Bravo, Ne w Jersey!
We likewise understand: that the Presidential Electors
will not be chosen by the Legislature suggested by
our correspondent yesterday That body will appoint
day for election by the people, falling within the time
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-04-19
HEAD QUARTERS,
BennettSviUe.

HEAD QUARTERS,
BennetsUiAe.
Brigade Orders 7h Brigade, S. C.. Militia.
ISAAC D. WILSON Esqr has been ,appoin.
IL ted Brigade Major of the 9TH Brigade South
Carolina Militia, and will be obeyed and respected
accordingly.
JOHN MCQUEEN,
Brigadier Genl., 7th Brigade.
June 9Th, 23-4
A LEXANDER GRAHAM Esqr. has heen
"A appointed Assistant Deputy Inspector Gen.
eral with the rank Of Major, and will be obeyed
and respected accordingly.
By order of Brig. Gen'l. McQuEES.
. I'D. WILSON,
Brigade Major.
July 18th 1885. 294
A LEXANDER SIMS has been appointed
"A Brigade Judge Advocate General with the
rank Of Major, and will be obeyed and respected
accordingly.
Thomas C. Evans, and Benjamin B. Rogers
have been appointed ads-decamp to the Brigadiel
General, with the rank Of Captain, and will be
obeyed and respected Accordingly.
By order Of Brig. General MCQUEEN.
I'D. WILSON,
Brigade Major.
April IL, 90 At.
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Gr The following Periodicals devoted to
Agriculture are received in exchange at this
Office, and files Of them kept in the book.
store, which Planters are invited to call and
examine with hope that for their oa'n in
tcres. they may be induced to subscribe.
The SOUTHERN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
monthly in Charleston, S. G. at fire dollars
per annum.
The FARMER AND GAapENE., successor
to the American Farmer, published weekly
in Baltimore at fus dollars per amman.
The CuLTIyAToR, published monthly in
Albany, N. Y. at fifty cents per annum.
The WESTERN FARMER, published
monthly in Cincinnati, Ohio, ut one dollar
per annum.
The MONTHLY GENEssEE FARMER, pub.
Iished at Rochester New York, price .fyy
cents per annum.
TENNESSEE FARMER, published monthly
in Jonesborough, Tennessee, at one dollar
per annu,n. =,
The SILK CuL7URISr, published monthly
in Hartford, Conn. at fifty cents per annum {;
devoted principally to the culture OF silk.
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Planters Hotel.
CHEHAw SoUrH CAROLINA.

CHERAw SoUTH CAROLINA.
VlHIS Establishment is ssitasted ia highend
IL healthy psse efshe 99e2 .Adtselstsly yas,i
dergone q thorough repair. h14skfeaf9zHe
reception Of Boarders and Trassl -
accommodated with private paJe6Qlo no
Ladies can BE- perfectly retired. q syz
Gentlemen Who may wish single rood With
fiss.places csnbs accommodated.
Ths Line Of Stages from the Ner{h via Raleigh
and Fayetteville. N. G. and South via yCEDdcn.
and Columbia, s. C. arrive at and depart 6om
this House daily.
The Western Line 10 Salisbury, N. c. Via
Morven. Wadesboro, and Centre, N. c. Asrives
every Wednesday and Saturday evening, md
departs every Tuesday and Friday morning.
J. S. STTNEMETZ, AEdnt
Cheraw S. C. March ]. 1886. 2l-3s !.
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Third Notice.

IT Hereby iorewarn any person or persons wha..
ever from tres. passing many way upon my
lands and especially from cutting OF hauling tim
ber of anv kind off from any part Of said land, OF
running any carriages through said land or any
part thereof, except upon thu public road.
The said land is bounded on stae Las! pg et,ac'
of land granted to Joshua Prouf: with a line I'M,
running from the waters of Whortls%e,y, nearly early
South courso by the snake pond, tot.ass Nosth :t
West corner of Mrs Ellerbes' land, cai.ea 'ne
Buck Spring tract South by the same .sac., G.,
East and South by the lands Of Obed and Wilia. III
Gulledgo, a. Clarke and J: Lazarus; North by
lands Of d. Moore, J. q. Kelley, J. c. Colt ard
Town Company.
JOHN McCOLLMAN.
Aprill9 90 St.
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April IL,
A Large and Valuable Stock Of Goods at
Auction,


Auction,
On Tuesday the 18th ofMay next, at II o'clock.
II WILL expose at public Auction in my Ware
House corner of Kershaw and Front streets,
valuable assortment Of Goods consisting in part
of
Clothes, Sattinetts, Flannels, Negro Clothes,
Blankets
Brown and Bleached Homcspun, Cotton Osna-
burgs;
Ginghams, Calicocs, Cambricks, Silk and Cotton
Hanckerchiefs;
Hose and half Hose, Gloves, Stocks, s. Cioaks;
Hats, Shoes, Knives and Forks, Pocket and Pen
Knives;
SCISSORS, Hammers, Trace and Log Chains, Sad
Irons. Frying Pans; .
Black Smith Tools, Planes and Plane Irons,
Double and Single Barrel Shot Guns;
Teas, Loaf Sugar, Nutmcgs, Rice, Brown Sugar,
and Molasses;
Bageing, Bals Rope, Gun Powder, &c. &c.
Phe Sale will continue from day to day until
all is. sold. Terms all sums under $50 cash,
all sums over fifty Dollars credit until the first
Of January next, Notes with approved security
bearing interest
J. G. MpKENZIE.
Cheraw, s. G., April 18th, as,
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ARRIVED,

On the llth instant Steamer Atalanta with
merchandise for J. F. Belin, J. G. Crawford, J..
". Lise, D. R. Lide g. Co., S. A. Wood g. Co,
N. C.. Cox, S. Sparks, A. Sparks, H. B. Thomas,
W. .Munerly lynn, J. II. Michigan e. Co., delivered
below; R. Phelan, NJ. Buchanan, D. B, McArn,
J. g. c. Powell, Drake & Shaw, G. H. Dunlap
e. J. C. Wadsworth Of this place, w. Cochran,
4. Monroe, w. r. Griffith, C D. Smith, II. Craig,
S. D. Miller g. Co.. Irevin &, Elms, T. S. Little,
Hubbard g. Cox, Hasty g. McCorkle, A. g. C.
Hubbard, McCorklo e. Leak, J!lH. Martin & Co,
Of the inta.ior.
CLEARED,
On the 18th Steamer Atalauts with Cotton sos
s-cd-= :-e-:h LIS ofthis phcA.
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South Carolina,
CHESTERFIELD DISTRICT.

CHESTERFIELD DISTRICT.
Arnold A. Powell Grantee Of Charles Brown,
Sarah Harne, Samuel Robson g. wife Ana, jas.
Hancock e. wife Jane, Hugh Mancok e. wife
Tobitha, Samuel Edwards g. wife Temperance,
Caiolin Harne, Eliza Harne, A. J. Harne e. VIM.
Harnc.
1t appearing to my satisfaction, that Samuel
Robson &; wife Ann, James Hancock e. wife
II:ne two Of the Defendents, reside without this
State is therefore oTaassscd that they'd appear
and object to the division or sale Of the real c..
tate of Richard Harne, on or before the 18th day
of June next, or there consent to the same will
be entered Of record.
TURNER BRYAN, O.C.D.
April l3 % St.