davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-16

y soon ~ the Journal was rad
Nh. J. q ADAMS rose and asord leave to mako
tneNplG4.oa, a1d, by gcnerM consent, was allowed
10 10
J. Nuud BE- ,ecolected (he sai.) tha, Ire had, oa
IA. preceding dly. tened 10 the tate OF PROPOSE
- ult II loruer sessions. 10 investigate alleged
abuses III obr diahatdr, ON ri winch the Creek
a5.d Scnlnpe 1tar, had gown. Win respect to ono
al lhe,r propositions, By the gentleman from Alabar.a
he i.,d 4atrd that, alter lhn gentleman had moved
Ielcr tie Inquity tn select committee, a rrot!on
via made 10 rtf,I to the President ol the United
STATES, Vim motion prevailed and lie kad then IN
GnnrI wiz hrr ans report or message ID eonse-
qutuCa ri thal ference, lad been sent by the Pre-
sdrnt OF tie GuItcd Stat.s io thus House. This
question Nil a. saa) he had ashe, because he was
ignorant Wheeler such reporter message had been
sent ur not. lie did not d~sen thai such report
bad not been made. bal he had asked Tor lnorna-
ton 10 th,s inquiry he had ieoelvcd no answer,
from Which IL inferred lhat 10 communication had
bccn made 10 lhc House 10y the President upon tins
ssbiect Aterwa ards. however, he bad been inform
81 thal y message had been sent To the House on
the subject just before the close oil the last sessonof
Congress, aud had beeu laid on the table mud order
ed to he printed. Not having been printed before
the close Of the sesson, IT hid not come TO his
knowledge II Was printed afterwards. and eonsti-
tulcd No. l6i Of the Executive Documents. Since
the adlouromeui last evening. he had seen II, aud
had read much oft as II was possible Tor hun 10
read between O'clock last nj lat and The meeting
1t the House this morning aud. he must say. that
a heart sickcning document he had never read
II goes (said hey To prove 10 demo stralton II de-
sonstratiun be required, the necessity Of full IN
vestieation into these dbu es by order OF Con-
eress. There were disclosures enough, even IN this
dncument To make he blood tInse la the VEINS OF
every man WHO ieai II.
MIR A. sand lie had thought proper 10 make this
EXPLANATION, because he was MOI wulp2 that an inn
plesson should 90 abroad, from his statement, that
The Executive had not done its duly IN reie ence to
the vote OF this House upon the subject. The Ex.
ceutve had acted upon the subject, II appeared
promptly bad appointed two citizens, Mr.. CRAw-
FORD aud Mr.. BALcn, commissioners for the purpose.
and authorized them To make the required investf-
cations. These commissioners, acting under m
structinus from the Executive had coiiecteda vast
deal Of lninrmation contained IN Their report ~heh
Was, however, onl. report IN part, much remaining
vet to be dlscosed. is far ID he Gould Judge, the
tyns, rcnngcd hy The re~cnr'ap NJ 'hn ilense hid
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-16
VEG KOES EOIs S.SLE.

I'fiE.RE will he sold, public auction, in front
VI the Court House, of Campbell county, on
'o lsl day o November Court, 1887, a Negro Wo-
maa named Celia, and her five children. Three of
.e children (girls) are nearly grown aud the whole
o. them valuable.
:, ne sale will be made in pursuance of Il decree OF
ehe Circuit Superior Court OF Law aud Chancery,
'o' Tue said county, made at the last term, IN the
ease OF Oliver rs. Martin"
ietms-Iwel'c months credit, the purchasers
S"h bonds with good and sufficient security.
THO 5. FOX, -.
WM. ORGAN, ''" ~
October II ,ds
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-16
NEW LONDON
.IgriC fnrN{ iefg.

LsOl HrH SHOW AND FAIR, ON the I7th and lath
Il October 18t1.
The Ia. o"ius premiums olrrrd b, the Srcict,.
for N Irr. cult, atri am, $50
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-16

Oct. 9
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-16
.v'OYRCE.

IN the 2od day Of August last executed TO
~ James Scofeld, who then resided in the coun-
:, Of Prince Edwar l. my bonds. one for S40o paya-
81, in two years, and for S415 payable in thiee
wears The only consideration for which these
bonds were given has wholly f,lled-a fraud having
becr pactised upon me by Scoield-all persons
are cautioned from ,radius for them, as shall not
nv them WM. l. HOLT.
Octobcr9 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-16
RANAWAY

N'M the subscriber, living in Bedford county,
near hreen s-tord, on Stauntou River, 4 Ne
.,I NAN, by the name OF JOHN he is bngh
r . straight made, with some fiat molcs in hl>
,.. ,',n Que on the nose. ! viii give five dollars
supplemented in the county. and ten dollars i!
o' the county, so that get him. and all rea-
IN 10y 'Aehses pad. 1t Is likely lac will cndeavof
pass '' a freeman, and make of In free State
o., ROBERT W. LUMkIN.
= - 2t"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-16
DUXEI.z.u sTOlI FOR s.sAE.

IulERE will he exhibited tf sale, at the Fair in
Lynchburg, on the Goth OF October Instant, a
Ia" OF the fnll-blooded Durham Cattle. Persons
wishing to purchase referred for Information
,lecng pedigree age aud other particulars, to Paul
Jones, Esq. L,nchburg.
JOHN KIRKPATRICK
October II is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-16
NEW FALL GOODS FOR 1897.
Just received by r.. II. Estes.

LARG T. assortment oil new STYLE + all and Win
y ter Iiandkercliefs very cheap from l21 cts. up.
4 lsfss assortment oil new STYLE Merno and Cllality
Shawls
On. cartoon splendid ChsnelI Shawls. such sold
last wear At 10 aud s5O, Tor oni, sis. and somr
At s. 50.
Htal Sc.tch Meliuo kobro, Shs~ls, new .t,",
Plaid Shawls,
Elack Cha.s, extra fne aud wide, Black Bomba-
znes.
New sye Bonnet Rbani,, VERY Handsome, &c. &c.
&c.
The subscriber rr4prctlull, informs his custom
era I'D the pubic hat Ii" rNp"c:s 10 receive hrs en-
tire .,Vrh al Fall GOODS soon. At which time
au, no,c- viii b, gwen. H. Will he ahr to offer to
ihr public the cheapest assortment OF GOODS N"
hN,.-t had; They Mcr" purchased not IN plrl bur
tur', ior COST lh- lar low priced aurtlou sairs III
New f"r'. and the greater part belo" any ding
arru 10 the uA,Ti,ei bttuYc
+. i. ESTES
Octob-r5 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-16

liz original author o ttfs avstcmilr VITO, iot being
rs author In, obamr1 the ,lbfi4ad of "'he greai
hunbugReG" IT. noNs itl, purpose to III Ike G"ld
aud -ilvct the sole corleacy OF the country. and to
accomplish this b, refusing thnG else ini to'-
eminent dnrs Nut han whence "a tins specie Ia
come to ply duties tnlsu glS lllr drhot laent t"t-
rt.heN From England D. eentle'nrn, With = re
manning iseIns al our COLONIAL condtuu, lnakfo lhf
6uhct Lul Is to pl ler "hrre EVERY h NJ ahouuds
Is Eprlnd thai FL Deaaln Which IN lllusinnns Inf-
lshu,n q cr Represented America 10 be ENGLAND
has only ii mi 81 10 ooo 600 Of spfcm, Esel1 dollar
Withdrawn 1atu thar country nlufrs HS y. much n4
II does England. lldialuth, that equilibrium, IS ina
pollinr Ia us As to fnrllnd. II #ve W. not totrnuN
had proof OF this, - VOLTA vi tie efral Wisdom aud
sanarity al tn ,ullthleHed ttosernmcnt, H. coming
10 the rescue oi Ameurnn hmlses and Autr'an
ca mruetre. whilst W. were WAelHs haIbaue MI mp
on hers Bnt, suppose YOU do fel specie ilom lug
lind Won eannutpav far spcre and manufactures
b nh, with fhe sane cotton and nec. What thon
Arc we to 1--we without thrm, With 10 revenue from
mpolt,. and buy American mannlA,tWes nj lnr's
greatly cuba 5ccdl But, suppose foreign goods ate
Imported Is not the payment OF thr duitrs IN cur
renry twenty PEE cent. more valuable thin th"' '"f
which they sold, Il clear addition ol twenty pei
cent. to the tann have been taught tnbeie'e that
every impedfncnt Ia foreign commerce ~ duly up
on that stctiou thu supplies the articles oil that con-.
merce. In other words, believe in the truth OF the
famous forty bale theory believing 50, ! ranuot
consent Ia impose 80 heavy \ burden on that com
mercc IN Which my constituents ne SO much inter
ested. Suppose We pad dule, oi twenty live per
the cotton exported, would II not be-
arieyous addition 10 tint duty demand II III specie
II the doctrines OF the school 10 winch Inv been
attached be true 1t - III equal burden Imposed upon
The upous received IN return Ion out cotton; tnd
thu WIS the ground upon Witch cab dun : wire 50
slienuon-ls resisted. Whit tie difference be
tween cash aud a short credit ol few mouths, com
pared with tins appreciation OF currency III winch
the lulie, arr paid You had Is well add twenty
per ceut III tath Is 10 add twenty pof eent 10 the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-16
NOTICE..

~ persons indebted to us. are hereby notified
our , '"e payment without delay as il is not in
'''"tf 10 g''elonger indulgence.
s.,,. DlNkLE X RIiMROI OH
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-16
HATS HATS
GEORGE w, GAINES,

WHO has been practical latter from
1919 10 the present time has taken the
stand of B. II. w God, and is now making
and finishing Hats Of every price and
opaty viz: Sin Hats OF the most brilliant lustre
fne white and black Beaver ditto black aud
white Hats of medium quality. which for service and
ditto: Ladies Fur Capes and Tppets; Iia,,e,'s
Trimming and Materials. With the above | shall
shortly receive splendid assortment OF Caps
HATS, both silk and fur, made at the shortest
.s,ice and in the NEST fashionable style
GEO. ". GAINES.
n, O On
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-16
YslAaUSo
6J-"THE LYNCHBURG YIRGINIAN."

!, ,s6shd sesii-1eesty eeery Monday and 1hmsdayJ at
s.. Dollars per payable IN ddrdnre. No snIscIp
.n rGe receired ora shorter period than SIR months and
,aper W be discontinued fercept at the d,scrt,on Of the
yIitorsJ until aH arrcarnrcs arc pad.
ry4DVERTiSENEA 7 Smscrtedat 80 cents per square
- for khe aerfion and 81 subse.
.ntni insertion.
uyJOB PRINTING errcutsd neatly and erpei,tiousis
.ra sn rcasoaabic trims.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-10-18
Reduction of Freights.

A T meeting of the boat owners Of Cheraw,
"A held this day, it was resolved that the
fteights from Georgetown ought to be; reduced
and they accordingly revised tho present rate OF
freights and made a considerable deduction in
almost every article, amounting,in the general to
an average OF twenty to twenty 6vo per cent.
The present rates will be uniform and a large
Quantity of them printed and distributed through
the country for the satisfaction Of the country
Merchants and others who may be disposed to
ship their goods by this place. There is now
an effort making to reduce the fseights and
charges from New York TO Georgetown and we
tiust five arc successful that Country Merchants
generally who are in reach of This place will find
It TO their advantageto ship their goods this way
c. BY order of the meeting,
ID. S. lARLLEE, Chairman.
August, 1!th 1887 N-tf
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-10-18
ABOUTTo BE PUBLiS8Ei -
ny S.J.CASSELSse


ny S.J.CASSELSs
PROVIDENCE. AND OTHER POE34.
TNyHE Poem, Proyidcncc, willie IN nine bosks
II. regularly arranged, and containine sxhSsi.
tons Of special Divine In.erpczifidEs in hauisn
aft .irs The otherpoerns are Q collection offtgi-
tive pieces, written on different sahjects aHd 1T
different times. The work viii c,e.tain abput
900 pages, duodccimo, and will be issued iH the
course Of this year. lis to be printed On mo
paper, and published by GRrrprx and Pgssg. nc.
con. 1t win appear in difisrentstyts Of bisdhg
ani cost from $t,25 to $3, 90, aecofSing q th,
character of the binding. ss s3ss.
Asst is one ofthe first efforts IN cur soashkra
country in this kind Of liberty labor, aud my
therefore, have some tendency to awnksn sq5sds
better harinonizcd by natureto song, md . sho
author weald, if tho dare, entartain sesno san.
uuine hope that IFS perusal viii net diszppVi /
expectation and as he always has bss1, aldso
WAYS expects, to be, poor tilcse adcqo1S hs
would humble solicit the pafronge sf ~ -.
md the public, TO this Httlo poetic sdyoAs6pst
And to those who may attempt 70 seesup . eIr q.
la,ion, to ths work, no promises ifno si,sk cofa.
od alton. at leasta Poets gratitude
A number Of FTospctnscs having boea sen
dt r ng the year to d5fsrant indiyidazI t6l MI.
wouldrespcctfu request such, Ifeo9t S1at,
to :.ansmit the result to hnns eithes hZk ~ -
M.coa, or By private ;conseYsnta ~ &lst ~
Augusta. .Hs would olso Request M 6Eler
friend wLo can procure ten sukscriheys q 1iifess
:im on the subject Gt Macon. ey do tttt of
middle Of November - Fa -
It is with blash, NJ. Eiitpf. tisst q ;hts
| for authorship, has thus 70 10, botb hansri HEd
tho public, the injustice 70 beg patreDags tet aa
unknown literary VOL. But. hsst f1rb : .ps.
suit is to be avoided, and pubiish 1siisisvhat
b, n tot discover. Tlets b greatnrtfnpoiis
among as, wheso q book msy bs q spsssl . =
dry-and, where soput q new wesk = te Book-
slSr of1ice. and in hbreary, ara q eY i3entic
al. People here are scattcrsi. ana geas
for literary food is NOT very arsssg ily.
I presume, Il domestic. Under na. q - sd.
ya1.apes however and many more Ieo1e%
A bh,shing. unknown, uPstsrt Bard
To meet my fate, or soft or b rs
SAMLJ. CASSELS
Sanf Al II - 20 -
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-10-18
Iliit.G.

~ 41otiCS. ....
fz7NE s.,lAe.ibsrs la.se ana co'nmo;!soas
q uu.l.ing n ;'snnattssiie being cvnp.e
ana !,s having nj d. arrangements and t,tted It
up or iIotei, respectfully iatorms his friends
a.J tlo rub!lc IN general, that it is now open tor
III, aaconmodat On of all such Travellers as
may give him call. Ho pledges himself, that
no exertion will be wanting on his part to rem.
der his guests at all times comfortable that his
lardcr will be supplied with the best viands OF
the market, and his stables and hosiery well
attendedto.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-10-18

u &ctlver tutcibBeuS AANcSIO Dsy ~ oss
"A about the Store, and attend % bu&ness
generally Good wages viii bc giyenss
D. MALL0f.
PROPOSED BIBLE CONVENTION
A Circular prepared By directioa. IF sis Exestes-
CaaLrsros. Afayass7,
Sir:-The Managers Of Che ChaIlcsfoa 33ih!e
Society, haro appointed the unde,Ggncd acon-
mittee 10 prepare and send forth grcatas, inyi.
tirg the several Bible Societies IN tho Stnto to
mite with them by their delegssss inn eNs1yeE-
tioa, to be held at Columbia, on Eesssy tIls 9Th
December 1897. : < - ssssss4
TIE objects 10 be secured BIZ suc6 Convci..
ton. are TO ascsrtain what has been done in this
State for the last four or fro years in giving
circulation to tho Bible; whit facts may IS CO !.
Iectei, which will throw light upon our yet re.
mlining destitutioas; whether it js cxuaiient, en-
gage simultaneously in 'resupplying he Stsfes.
with the Word Of L.fs upon plan s;pissr "a
that which was agreed upon in Cslpaabias stsesal
years ago; and ifso, by what means md lyehat
aecucics the plan can tbaanoet fully md q or.
oug'lly, and jcdiciousiy carried into eiest. 20
that our entiro reading population. lnps hBesc.
cess to copies 6f the Holy Scriptures in their
own possession, And finally 70 deibetass ARon
any o:iler subject connected Nhh tt6 di0usi0a
of tho Bible, whether a homo or abf6ed. in
Christian osiAheaihcn lands.
|. Tho general fact is known. that districts ct
country, which have been thoroughly. suppihd
one wear have contained many destitate 6Spiiies
he nex.; and what is true Of one distsict p trua
of all the rest, Ss the same causes opeStef3 ef'.
80 III, ,va,fY viz: the formation of uCar f1sileS
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-10-18

C1NcIsAr1 ocT.
FLouR--has fallen TO S5. and sales limited.
dealers to negotiate at that rate.
PoRK.-We hear of no transactions in this sta.
pie, nominal price Sls for Mess; $l5 for prime
LARD is dull in consequence ofthere being nc
buyers in market ; large quantities are shipping
to Southern markets.
BAcoNs-There is no demand for expo ration
small sales are making 10 the trade at l-2 cts
g GRAIN in still! in request. Wheat IS cts
Corn SO cts. Oats IS cts.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-10-18
Sugan
Sheriff. s Sales.

EDY order of the Court Of Ordinary of Ches,
Id terfield district will be sold at Chesterfield
Court House, on the first Monday in Noyembel
next, ono tract of land near "Wrights Folly
on Big Westields Creek, belonging to the Els.
tate of VIM. Hinson dec'd.) containing 2o2 acres
more or less, adjoining land belonging to John
Clarke, JAS. Everett, Thrashly White and VIM
Pegues.
Conditions. A credit until the first day Of
January 1889; tho purchaser to give Bond or
Note and good security with interest from tie
day of sale, and Mortgage on the premises to the
Ordinary if necessary to secure the purchase
money. Purchasers will pay for Sherif's Ii.
ties.
ALFRED N. LOWRY, shff. c. p,
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-10-18
Sale by Assignees.

Sale by Assignees:
AN Tuesday the Oath Oct. inst. at 10 O'clock
IVA M. will be sold at the store lately occu'
pied by A. Muirhead, & Co., the entire stock IN
trade Of JOHN A. INGLIs, consisting IN part
of :,
Sugars-Cofee- -Bagging-lron-Stee
.-Twine-M el-Soap-Candles-I
co Shot-Domestics- cs-Flannels-Negro Cioths
Ware-Wines, &c.
Also improved lots in the town OF Chera"
with dwelling house thereon.
=, Sundry articles Of Household Furni.nre.
= On, Sukey and Harness Ok
4 ALSO '-...,
-Four nes ;oes, house servants will ba also sold
# not previously disposed of at Private Sale. -,
The sale to continue from day to day until all
shall be Sold.
Terms-Under 90 dollars Cash. over 90 dol.
lars, credit to lst April next; Purchasers giving
Steo9 payable at Bank witk two satisfactory Sc
curities and with interest from date.
d. McNAIR. I.,;c
w. H. ROBBINS. ''''
October 1S. 90 2w
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-10-18
Caution.

A Ii parsons are hereby cautioned against
"A trading for note Of hand made by the
subscriber payable to David L. Davis, for the
sum of fifteen dollars, dated 10th May, on de-
mand 25th of December, for consideration that
has entirely failed. Consequently am drterm-
mel not 10 pay j. without value received.
D. McNEILLs
Richmond County, N. c. 5th Oct. 1897.
% II z
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-10-18

The young State of Michigan is about
to establish state University, to consist of
three departments, in which there are to
be twenty-five protessorships. So soon as
there shall be adequate funds, a branch Of
the University Is to be established in each
county, to contain among others depart
ment for agriculture.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-10-18
Ske,.ifs Sales.

UTILLbe sold on the first Tuesday in No.
w svember next, within the legal hours at
the house of Malcolm Mcleod on Shippers
Creek tho following property viz.
IL Hcad of Cattle {among them some good
beef Cattle) levied OIL as the property of Daniel
Nicholson at the suits Of Mark HALEY and Good
rich, Webb g. Co., VS. Daniel Nicholson.
Terms CASA Purchasers will pay for Sherlffs
papsss. ,ovnv s,e cD.
10th October, 1897. 29-a
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-10-18
Mrs. HI. Green.


I'D ESPECTFULLY, informs tho inhabitants
IG ofCheraw and its vicinity, that her School
will commence on the 10th Of October, ior the
instruction of select number of young Ladies
or girls over seven years old, III the house oppn-
site to Mr.. Stincmetz's Hotel
The course of studies will comprehend the
following branches, Orhography, Reading,
Writing, English Grammar, with Parsing and
exercises, Composition, History of every kind
Mental and practical ,Arithmctick, Mythology,
Philosophy, Astronomy, Rhetoric. Botany,
Chymistry, Musick oathe Piano and vo .al, or
namentat, Needle Work. Thsro win be two
Pianos furnished for tho accommodation Of pu.
pills who have none, at q reasonable hire.
No deduction Of price will be mado for absence
Of scholars, except in cases Of real necessity
The price of tuition to be paid quarterlYin ad-
vance.
Price for fist class $40 90 per quarter
Second, - 6 %
, Musick, -. Is 90
No addition of price will be made for Needle
Work. The first Class will bo taught every
branch of instruction named, except Botany and
Chymistry; there will be an addition Of one
dollar per quarter for each Of these studies.
August 80 AZ tt
Mrs. e. has recently engaged competent as-
sistant from George Town, and can take charge
of greater number of scholars than she at first
proposed. A class Of small children can be in.
structed also, on reasonable terms. and few
girls accommodated with board.
September 13, 1887. Al II
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-10-18
M1LCOH BUCHANAN


TT nowreceiving and Cor sale, z
IL 56pieces Bagging,
90 bags Lagt,ira and Rio Coffee,
81 cases Hats, .... ......
20 doz. Caps,
80 Fowling Guns.
A few sets Blacksmiths Tools, with good
stock of Saddlery, Hardware, ,Crockery ware &c,
all of which will be sold low for cash or barter
for country produce. .--
Nov. 90, 1886
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-10-18
American Farmer.

TOMPLETE sets ofthis excellent periodical,
" consisting of Is volumes each.
Also, ROBERTS SILK MANUAL, a
work of general utility, comprising all the IN
formation necessary to be known IN the cul-
ture of the Mulberry and growth of Silk.
The above works are offered for sale, at the
Office of the FARMER and GARDNER,
Northeast corner of Baltimore and Charles
ton-streets, Baltimore, Md.
April 18th, 1887.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-10-18

Two sAGAcIous WORTHLESS. a drunken
man was recently discovered in N. York
trying to Hight his pipe at pump. Mr..
Van Buren,, at the latest dates, was trying
To- make specie currency by the issue OF
twelve millions of shins-plasters.--Lo"
Jour.
A steam Silk Factory is being erscted at
,Norhaonn.on, Mass stories high, and 100
feet long. = :. =. -.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-10-18
Drug Store.

"yHE Subscribers have :emoyed to their Now
Store On Front Street, opposite to that o.
Taylor & Puncl's where they have and will con.
tinue to keep, fnll and complete assortment OF
Drugs, Medicines, Surgical Instruments.
- . and Shop Furniture; Also:
Paints, Oils, Glass, Dye Stafs, g. Peyun'ery
Allof which they propose selling on the most
reasonable terms and particularly SO, to those ma
king large purchases. e.,
ANY article they may not have on hand when
anpIied for, will be procured on short notice.
; ..'7.::s3. - .POWE g. MALLOY.
March 2lst. 10 IF
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-10-18

ISL OF letterS remaining III tuc IoSt OniSe
Ia at Chcraw. -
Ala H, Ashcraft, 2.
Binary Brooks, Wm. II. Biggelow, Archa-
bald Bradley, Rev. Charles Belts. Robert Beyih.
C.-Arch. Curry, R. c. Carson, d. G Colt.
D-E Eliz. Dicky. Jno. Davis s. VIM. Malloy
or Wln. Guiton, S. Driggers, E. D. Drake &
Co.
Ell. Easterling, 9; Jno. Ellis.
F.-Jas. Fec ->~.7
G.-S. w. Godfrey, Samuel Goodwin, Jas.
v. Gordon, II. P. 8. CULVER, 8; Delight Giiggs
Fred. Gullsdga, Cathar,ue Gale.
H.-H. Husbands, Sarah Hudson, H. L. H;l-
lard, D A, Horn.
e J.-H. johnson, NJ. Jones.
I, K.-L. M. King
ND. McNabb, s. Mitchell, VIM. Moos, II.
Mclean, J. d. McBarn. Jas. Mcmillan, CATH
arinc Mcmillan, A. Muirhead. Ak. McRas, ).
D. McFriand-
O.-Daniol olun,. -
!. P-Martha Perkins, Malachi Pegues, Jas B.
Perry, Jas. Pasten, Jno. Perkins. :
Q.--Eliza Quick. :.
R.-Eiisha Roller, 9.
Shepherd, D. Strengthening, jas. Sim
en,etz Jr., Solomon and Allen Greeks, ID. and
Sarah Sanders, Jno. N. Smith, 9.
T.-Tucker, Ogibly g. Shop, Rice Thomas,
&. w. T.ylor, Sarah Thomas. sESa
WEI Wallace, A. G. Ware, Goodwin Wal.
ace, s. K.sWailace, II. F. Wolstenho!ris.
D..BRYAN, P. VI. ;
Seth Sept. r 36ls, =,
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-10-18
Dissolution.

THE copartnershipheretofor existing under
= the firm Of Scotss& Keelcr, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. All those indebted to
said finn are requested to make payment before
the first ofJanuary.. Those who neglect TO do SO,
will find their accounts in the hands Of On At.
torney for collection.
SCOTT & Keller.
y Cheraw, Cd Oct. 1897.
Tue business will be continuedhcreafier py
q S. KELLER.
81, 3m