Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-03-22

.Our Missionaries incucatc the duties OF
servants to their Masters as we find those
duties stated in the Scriptures. They in
duce the performance of them as indispen-
sablv important. We hold thata Christian
slave must be. submissive faithful and
obedicut, for reasons ofthe same authority
with those which obligate husbands, wives
fathers, mothers, sisters, to fulfil the duties
of these relations. We would employ no
one in the work who might hesitate to teach
thus nor can such one be found In the
whole number of.he preachers Of this Con-
ference
Response to the adrice ofthe Washington Globr.
From the Bedford Gazette.
ave arc betrayed. and we will vindicate
ourselves WITH OUR BAYONETS, and
the traitors arc forever consigned to the
deep unuterable execratlon of the Amerl-
can people. This foreign aristocratc Bank
must be annihiatcd, " peaceably if we can,
forcibly if we must" We repeat. car call
on our fellow citizens of Philadelphia-Rase
The ACCURSED Institution to the ground,
and ne the Democracy Of Pennsylvania, aclN
help you 10 stree salt orer its foundation !"
THERE'S "rcpublicanism" for you!
The New Orleans Bee says that the Bank
ing capital of Louisiana VII amount, at
the close ofthc present session ofthe lIcgls-
lature, to seventy two millions Of dollars
There is no rate of interest fixed by law,
and each bank charges what it pleascs, some
six, others moro, up to ten per cent.
Narroac Escape.--We learn from cor.
RESPONDENT of the Boston Traveller, that
Will" the Delaware was off Cape dc Cat,
bound home, an accident occurred which
we'll nigh proved destructive to ship and
crew they had been shifting powder in the
magazine, and the bucket which contained
the swcepings, was placed on deck ;-snuf.
fling the bulls eye, an unextinguished spark
accidentally fell among tho powder in the
bucket, which instantly exploded, and killed
the quarter gunner on spot. The mag.
azine was Immediately flooded, or drowned,
as they term it. Thus, by q hair breadth
escape, nine hundred souls were rescued
from swift and terrible dcath.-Albaw
Daily ADJ.
The e. S. .Senate.-The terms. Of the
following Senators will expire on the 4th of
March of next wear, yiX:-Mangum of
North Carolina, Ewing of Ohio, Moore of
Alabama, Tomlinson of Connecticut, Por-
ter of alabama, Prentiss ofVermont Colds
borough, of Md, Preston. of Carolin, Clay
of Kentucky, Wings; and Wright Of New
York, Hill of New Hampshire, Buchanan
of Pennsylvania, Linn of Missouri, Cuth.
bert of Georgia, Ewing Ct Illinois, and
Hendricks of Indiana, supporters ofthe Ad-
ministraton.
a Miss Mccoy, of Ohio, lras recovered,
in suit against some faithless lover, the
sum rs $4,000.
A letter received in Augusta, from vol
unteer in the Richmond Blues, states that
among the remains oflMaj. .Dade's command,
were found about twenty two hundred dol
lars in silver, some on the ground, and some
in the clothes of the officers and men.
The Weslern Citizen, published in Paris,
Kentucky,) says, alluding to the Charles:
ton and Cincinnati Rail Road Bill, "The Bill
was amended, BY strik king out the provision
rcserving 10 the State the right to purchase
the Rail Road and all appertaining thereto, at
the end CT Is years. The House has
doubtless concurred in the amendment of
the Sclato.' -.
from the Washington County ~ y. POST
Church Bunt.-With sentiments of deep
regret, we announce the loss, by fire, Of the
first PRESBYTERIAN. Church in Salem, under
the pastoral charge ofthe Rev. John Wilton.
We understand that the Planters and