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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1837-08-19

tmettre de sbillets 4 ot d, e, payables par
g~ulverncmeni. PAR 10 troisitsne sect,
d. cot actc. II os, dit q ne ces billets sero,
cpnsidefGs comtne esp eccs. s%onnantes
rfr r. pour totes c,e noes dues M 20,
ssrten,rnt. Cotte disposition .'appni
6vidomment sur Ia ncuvisme pec,ion d
tactic enrtu perception du revend, par ID
gt1tlfU Il srt ordonDo que les tdr6its d
5Dtinih0 ia tfGances dues au gnaverne
fauns, 10 dlelqne nature 1i,e c6 sdit, h,
polffont e're payds gu EN- Or on eli argent
"a IN vtIe,frs Cutrnntrs, edntisos p,r Ia
nntoritaa.
Nous lis'hs dan, 10 Telegraph qu'un,
eonr d'honneur instiniGp pc y pravenir Ie.
daeis, n ,ltja feussi a NJ rangor nne a1aire
On raptarte que fe general Cos a dn
1'fft parsiendrait 4 obtenir que IL c~oioneI
WhMfton FIT mis- IN III erie, on tquYi quite
rail le service da Mcsique.
NOUNELLES D.DUROPE PLUS RE.
CENTES.
Mos f~euilles dfpfnuvo d1 Nsw York,
da 7 ao0', no eo%nticnrnitt que quef1,es
n,ivcahx dettils sur lea a flares d'Eirnpe,
appor'Gs par le paq ,cbot MonfrtaL Les
n,lsc,les do LDadres sent da 80 JUN, au
sgir s5 eet=e a& ss.-.
Rien nest plus co%n'rndictoiro que los
mi,lc 81 I'm rapIorts pu1sllts par les jour.
nanx ffahgiis suffa guerre dc Ia Permissible.
Dali, dnns 10 Comm rec; La SEMI
ne9e der I,yrintcs, la u JUN, continue
de ptrlcr du pr ,jot d'ans expedition CARTS.
70 qt,i dot p,ssef fl;bre OF pAleirer en-
Casti 'Ic. Dun nn'rs cd4, IN n,Hs 6rri'
nue. ccttc meme. division VA mhrrhcr sur
Viana polr a'tirer sur &c point les f,rces
ia seaeral Espar;erv. Enin. IN rpisi.
tine corresponiant nous annot.'s que CO
Involvement dcs in4urgsa Il pnar bul de re.
prenate 'e blocus Bilbao, AIN de- cacller
par laiarmn q,e entls tentative Lott excl
Ter, 10 peu je surces do ia mtrchs do t.yn
Carlos.
UAng'e'crre tna,ns. le, nouseles ne
s,nt pas anssi IN .ertssantes que nous IA.
rioi,s pm fespercr Les airtires lang lis.
soht ct Ia onnfi ,nce, Que 1,o|Vncs nj 'is
Fin1oittude sisliralt 4 1atrairs. no re-.
psenJ que bien lcn'cnent. l., b,D1ne
dAtgseterfun pubic IN se .pnI avis, 10
| jain, pour annpncer QUO les ayancos
faites sur lo'trcs dc ch,ngo n'aynnl us
an de'a nc 9o J''ra d coar'r snrahpnt de-
co mr. eFeni'es a coHos 1n' ahraiont on
SIX moi; COS avanccs doivcn, etrc !
re'nbolrsdes 10 ID Jn'l'e', nvcc iot6r6t do
J pour cent et ne sefont ties pour ai'c".
ne so'hr,e an1 LESSONS do 1000 Nv. stert
Mos''re des''"se a so"'hyor 'es de
.en'c''rs dc 'elires % chinya trees DO I,
oh'ne o des hides nc pa'rra lear eire
'A'ne Meh grnnde n''I'te, parcc que 10
li'n''e I'ehr 10 rcihi''tir4u snoht est
PEG c'u 'fo' court
"a A'vefpo', .'es cot ms 10 ~%nasinnncni
hts ss,'. iay1,'r. =, ne -n.lQAercantlpaG4f
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1837-08-19

immense fortune. II m,htait lui meme Ia
cheyal Goi II remport6 n pnino. Le re.
cond pris n do adjnaa 4 f,efa Seymour.
Le Plus gruhd ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, ra rnh
dana rarn6c espagnole pasir suite da de-.
part dl general Evans.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1837-08-19

DECEDE-Dans Ia paroisse Oass. Bi,on-
Rouge, Jcudl lie 10 ~courant, Mr.. ASsELxE M
HER. age de SO ans.
- 4 Manchac, Vcndredi II du couraat,
LoarseE, Ghd De Laurent Daigrs Age do IL ans.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1837-08-19
WYNN
EIAT DE LA LOUISA NJ .
PARoissL EST BAToN.RouGE. |
VIC

D., '1e"IsfseI Adtniptstfateurs de Ia sue !
son az leu Msjm High Montgomery, "a
Negro H,L ~ sa femme Esrssn IN eon.,das..
de lsur long OF dd"ls service, aysu, dsu,.ndas
ayan: 90 aninrisss par le Jury ds Police do 4. !
fo's'e Est Baton Rouge, dams deux aiTs,.,J
seaness DIV naois lie Fevrier defn,er. ,uiysn, Ia
Avs est par eeci deano a toutss 10. p.rsonas. !
peufsns ato'r DIES !oppositiooi lsgales. } 40
emancipation ds ies: fairass-aas,sn,s ionr.
d. Jogs ds RassefT avis. ''"
Angus I'm DUrLANTfER, shsdf.
10 aouf %
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1837-08-19
Rouneaur abts.

Ear;eues Wins Do Tsnsrias:
Pipe lie Vhiskey ~lflsudsis:
2 de- Eau-ds-vie de coznac:
10 osri:sfe a5nm;
. Causes - VI. Ic 3or.aaGx
q a1IzsHae iIuis c'C..ve:
10 feri otsI.s &c ,tsG:s.ss1 No. 9.
4 "ead.s.p4g
- s1-t-g7 DUNN & ALIEN
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1837-08-19
EspAtiNE.

La canso do don Carlos soanblsL faire
to's Ies jo,rs dos progra. dspuis aa'Il 4
pdtrstrt gu G dialogue. Par 'oatss 10. n,u.
vcIIcs que hans rocovons, on volt "a De,
velopper les fashsises coask liensos te
la faute 6'or'uo connnise par Ios g6nerauy
do |, R,ins. Oraa Q. do M,er, on n'su
trd:h,nt pas d tolt priy !arnils.y Pf6lehI
.lant do passor ID CIach. Dsplr. hrs tolt
70 hiat pays s'est sonIsvs Of los inurse.
ca,alans ont t,it Ieur j~onei,n avec Far
nee esp6 lliloaniire do N,sarra. Dan.
ies circumstance critilaes, 10 general
Evans u 4 ,ItiG 10 sossico 10 IA RENE, Of
les f,ibles dspris de- 4 Legion anslsise nc
iormsnt plus q Ian corps .s,ns Ana. ian,
une atta1'io sur Darb tstfD. Ios truupes do
IA h iino fiirent misas On .a<esute; los ne.
AakAnx trustHrTu vHrsrrrf-
co. leuf4 s0ilats. Cssst yAess culse III 81
shsarsuss Attire qua r4fi ls lfays ekas.
rai Issbnrtt " gro yssst aci,pvto III dos
friction Dc cote bolls 4. .iaa do cinq mil.
10 hynsffos que IA Francc u donnGs, II y
u dens ans, y I'Is.p ,gnc.
D,hs tontas los Operations MIXTURES
des carf.stes on no peut sem 'Gsher do re-.
n,arqaor bcaicoI p do h ,rj,esae ., do c nm.
binaisoh tout D Ia f,is. IN profon | secret
sur le'rs plans. una gran 10 %activite d'ex6.
%ctlion, ct, enfh, IN ensemble qni rata.
che au plan gGndrhi tdutes los expeditions
sen'ess dams les diverscs provinces. N ,as
pe pouvons pas coIhprsndre con nent les
gen4raax de IL R,ide -oht t%o1jours en-
luollue sorte 10 joaet do l'ennemi ct Ics
dupes do ses ruses on do SOS combinations
nj CON nent les forces cpfsidGrables DIS
consiitati,nne's nc pouvcnt jam .is 1'en-
porter, cur lis ont tout~en lear fweur: or
gan'satipn, .tacti1uo, artilIerie. cayaIerie,1
places f'rtes, granles ~villes, ports do msr,
inagasins. arsenaux entin tnuics les res
sources do TEspasne. OF Pennehi ma on
partage qic les repaires ,n,ntagne * du
Nord,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1837-08-19
ANECDOTE.

L'Archiduc Jean visiiant, en- 1913. en-
I,aiie. une rotonde all rIafond de Iaque!le
m voyait u1e action RI. ebrs don't Napo.
leon etait 10 hsros, en ievant Ia t4Ie. son
chapeau tomba en- arriere; m sni'e se pre-
cipi'a pour lie pondre. ''Laissez, ~Iaissez
dit-it. c'est dams csi,e attitude qn'un dor
C 'nsidkrer, i'homsne mi e trouvs u hnut.'
Liffr1ieir Fnnenis.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1837-08-19
MOULHyA sCIE
DE BATON ROUGE

j Z public est prassgrI aue les prix ~saissns
~ comptsut. oot ets stahlis b &c roulin, Q
s.u5sIsns .spssc cue les FeFsonaes Gu; ness,e
~ 6cls ssio'.i 9o"c'aeJlssa vaaif paye. s2ssits;
.-rr7 ot5. 81 snsohi ots r~eapdis.
o.sncees ! P'aacher, pied ..dIit pa "
pla2caes dun rouce.
Pi%ac-es : 1oraev ct ailn15r.Sse-.
sos i- C~hsr3eGts 3e .outc soTts,
f.a-'eT. -e3 -~g-ant.
e aLEEaEC T,vpLaETrr;
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1837-08-19

q p~Awsvxs.--Un individu nommt aaicliard Mil
Ter, fUs accuse Mardi dcrnier, d'avofr fait in faux
ssrment asec pre- m sii,a.ion, II fut !nis ed prison
suf On writ DO "a ~, ct .andis qu'il5 etait IA, Il
t~fansfcFs dens cresnees quiz await, u psur tune
desquslles Il await commenced I'm Piocas. Il At
aicrs serAhcnt quM ne, possttait rien.
Lorsquii fut hors de ID prison, II ohtint un ju-
cement pour rune Dc sra cr;anccs..
lie Masis,rat drvant lequel Il tut e%tunint.
fsnvoya en- prison pour y attsndre sou jnisemcn,
q ID session prochainc Dc Ia Cour dc District.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1837-08-19

orArssAiA--Le cholera a dt,r.i. s,5oo
fersennes, tant dams cct.e vile quo dans IA Pro.
vince.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1837-08-19

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AODT, iss7.

r. fhns--Depsis ~quelques joufs n vent a.
Nerd ~ fsit sentir, Il a rcndu ies spIrtes asse,
ffslchcs POUR ntcessitef ~i'ennplci dune couvsr.l
1ufe. y
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1837-08-19
AYcrfdrc.

IN ELI It's
TNVIltOy 2DU fIo~geA0ss u aurfe. d
~ faats, isns unt habitatio, SIR " ieuvs
dresser 10 Dussau M IA Qsazetfs.
~ nouf lY ~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1837-08-19

l--S - PkEE-F < ga = "2:e
.-.-e s25RGnge. = I-ae eta.
@G:ss a& pGia gt
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1837-08-19

4A1A Bafflsts de saindoax fse. ~cualifa,
22SS niagasig.
4 vendse paf
% 4out-2T DUNN &c ALLEN
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1837-08-19

On terit do Tvaton ma L;vnrrirr Fan
Gals.
"L'ehvoi Dune esoadre Saint.D min
g''e parail rtsoli; 10 ~codtrestmirat GaIlois
en- aorait 10 comm,hdensnl. Con-, s.cu
DIRE sc composerait dun yhi.saau, d'nnc
fre.late, do deux corvettesl CT do dens
bricks. E'ie aurait pour ehjet ~d,sppuycr
les propositions qni serontf ,iios par un
agent d'plpnatique au pttsitnt do Ia 70.
publiqna d'Iaii, ~ suje, u fisdemnis4
QUIZ O. & promise aux nncioas eoIons do.
de lsurs proprikts..
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1837-08-19

C,ut cents aesanes De ca,a,...e o;e,a4
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1837-08-19

de5,b.c,ea c~ln~e4tenat Ne .".a.:e Il.
fare en- tro!s scmllnes unyovage lul,ayan,
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-03-14
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, }
CHERAW DISTRICT.
In Equity.

Administrators of L. White, )B1I for Relief
rs. :....-. g.
Creditors of E. White. i"J'hc''o''' &C
WT is ordered that the creditors Of Elihu White
Il deceased, do render in TO the Commissioner
of this Court and prove their claims before him,
before the lst day of June next: and further,
that this order be published for three months in
the Chcraw Gazette.
Signed WM. HARPER.
The above is 4 true copy from the order book.
GEO. w. DARGAN,
c. Z. &. ID.
February 2lst, 1887. lG:3m
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-03-14
Tax Notice..

FEYHE subscriber will attend as follows 20 t,ke
Il returns, and receive the Taxes for Chester
field District. for 1886, viz:
At Mt. Crogilar, OH Monday, 81 April next
At Blakency's Old Store, on Tuesday, ~,
April next.
At Michael Millers, on Wednesday, 9TH .Apri
next.
At John lIildIeton's, on Thursday, 81. -irr;
next.
At Spears Mills, on Friday, 1th April next
~ Stecrpcn Springs, on Saturday, 9Th Apri
next.
Al Chesterfield Court House, on Monday, 10Th
April next.
At Chcraw. on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thurs.
day, Friday, and Saturday, llth l2.!i, 18Th, It'll
and 18th Of April next.
The Collector will attend at his oiiica st Ches.
terfiold c. H., during Court week in Mircll next
All returns must be made by the first dty ot
May next, or double tax will be imposed.
The Oath will be required in every Instance,
as the law directs.
l.. III. ALSOBROOK, T. c. c. D.
Feb. 18th, 1887. l3:iOt
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-03-14
New Goods.

7ETflE subscriber is now receiving direct from
T. New York. general assortment OF EoodS'
amongst which are super Whitney, duiti!, rose
and striped Blankets, :: gro Cloth, Sattlnet, Me-
rinoS. and domcstics, Shoes, Hardware, &c.
Also, best St. Cfc;x Suglr, old Java Coffee,
No. .Nlckar,l in half bbl&., Buckwheat flour,
Goshen butter choice article beef tongues
smoked, beef, crackers, c'scesa i'll boxes. also n.
c. old bacon with choice selection OF Wines
and other spirits.
Being Gesirols to st apart the year of 1887 to
close up his books and view the ground upon
which he stands, he is compelled to say to ms
customers that many of his accounts will be dis.
continued after the first OF January, and he
earnestly calls upon those indebted by note OF
account to make arrangements to settle without
delay. His stock OF goois will be offered at re.
! ducad prices for cash or country produce
Cotton received and shipped as heretofore,
and advances made if rcpired
BROWN BRYAN.
D,c 0G IS?S
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-03-14
Land For Sale.

FEyIIE Subscriber offers for Sale, his planta-
g ton in Marlborough District, containing
10 acres prime Cotton and Corn land, having
about 80 acres under cultivation. 1t is situated
three miles from the Court House and has CON-
Portable dwelling l;ouse and necessary out build-
incs upon it. Persons desiring to purchase it.,
can ascertain the terms by applying 10 c. W.
Dudley at Marlborough G. House, or to the Sub
soribcr hinsc!fol the premises.
JOHN r. DONALDSON,
N2ya3l 90 #.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-03-14
From he Western Pioneer.

INDIAN REvoEM.--Thc efforts made br
the missionaries of different denominations,
10 improve the condiiion-pIiysicaIIv, NOR
aIIv and rcIig;orsiv-of our Western ln-
dams. is attended with much success. Tie
writer Of lhc following letter has been en-
pIovrd several years in thoS" labor ol
love-" in connection with Rev. Isaac Nc
Gov aud others, west Of Missouri. He is
the inventor Of what ut the close OF tho letter
IS caIIcI the" New system" We arc not
able Il: present to give all thc details of the
system, but expect in few days, the spcci.
mcus Of thc books and 'hc "Shawanoc
Sun" mentioned. The Shawanoc Sun is
Il moutIIy periodical issued in the language
Of that ribc.
The leading .incipIa Of he ac'r system
cons;s in having a letter Or character TO
represent distinctly each sound IN the Ian
glae".
The consequence is. that IN Indian learns
20 read Us soon as lie learns to pronounce
;hc alphabet or character which he IS taught.
The letter is dated
Sharanoc Mission House,
Dec. II, 1886.
Rev. J. VI. PECK,
Dear Brotfcr,--l have sent about doz-
On different kinds of books, which are all
have to spare. Besides have printed
two in Shawanoc, two in Putawatomie, one
in Otor, and one IN Ioway. print small
monthly paper for the Shawanocs, two or
three numbers Of which send you.
Those Indians who learn to read take 4
deep interest in it, and read alllhey can get,
50 much so that they almost commit it to
momorv.* The "Shawanoc Sun" is filled
principally with religious matter. and is srcad
bv more than ono hundred adults, besides
children, who arc. generally, so pleased with
the idea OF reading, that they read 10 OH
crS.-.tl therefore. either read or hear
read whatever we prin:. The most orlhosc
write also, and correspond by writing. The
readers ofthc ohcr books, that is otthc OH
cr languages, arc not so numerous as the
Shawanocs. About one hundre adul,s read
brother Davis Gospel by John. and book
of Moral and Religious Lessons. About
fifty Dclawarcs read, and some ofaII the Ian
glages that have been printed. OF the
above, all have been compiled or transIa-
ted by Baptist missionaries, except a small
book by tho Methodis's a''ong the SAawa-
noes, one bv Mr.. Kerr, Presbyterian. for
the Wca<. and one by the Presbyterian
missionaries for the Iowavs. ali OF which,
except Mr.. kcrr'S. are on the New Sys,
tenn" Respectfully yours,
! JoTnAM MGuHca.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-03-14

WHAT IS FAITH ?-Faih in Christ i'm.
plies not only hearty bc!iefof the Saviour's
doctrines, but whole dependence on the
Saviour's person as our Prophet, Prcs'. and
King. 1t requires careful use of the
means Of grace, but forbids all trusting in
the means. We must read The word Of God
with care. vet not rely upon our own ab-
~ 10 make us wise unto salvation, but Who'll
" trust in Jesus, as our Prophet, to open
our dark understanding, and direct us by
his Spirit into al saving truth. We must
watch against sin and pray against it too !:
vet not rel y upon our own strength to con-
qucr it, but wholly trust in Jesus, as our
King. to subdue our will, our tempers, and
orrr affections, by his Spirit to write his
holy law upon our hears, and Influence our
conduct to his glory. Wcmust be Jealous
Of good works. vet wholly trust in Jesus. as
our Priest, to wash the guilty conscience in
his purple fountain, and clothe our naked
souls in his glorious righteousness, thereby
receiving all our pardon and our title to eter-
nal life. The life of faith is thus expressed
by Paul : "Run with patience the race set
before YOU, looking unto Jesus - looking
unto him with single eve continually !; and
looking 50 by prayer and faith, and 10 re.
ceivc supplies for every want. Faith is the
mas'cr-keyto to the treasury of Jesus it op-
ems all the doors, and brings out every store.
A heart well nurturcd in this precious grace.
finds rest in the gospel. In time Of danger,
sickness, or temptation, it futters not, nor
hard TO help itself. "but sands
sill, and sees the salvation Of God" The
eve is singIy fixed on Jesus the heart is
calmly waiting for him, and Jesus brings
relief. Faith calls, and Jesus answers
:: Herr ! alH 70 save 9h"n,"
HERE'HGE.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-03-14
From the s. e.. Herald.
The -lntqaitg cnd Preservation ofthc b.
Llr pr0rc is DiriH2 OUgin.


The Old Testamcnt-he Jewish sacred
Scriptures, Is the most ancient record on
earth. Infdc!s say, the Scriptures arc the
inpositions Of pricstcrqtl. But they seem
to forget that the Billie claims for its sacred
pcnsmen both Jcws and ChriSlians.-N1cn
who, in al their riews and feelings, are op-
posed 10 each other. The Jewish Scrip
lures have been handed down to us, from
the earliest ages Of the world. The New
Testament believer looks to the Old Tesla
ment, as the key, to open to him the doc
trines and facts Of his own religion. The
fact that the Christ of the New Testament
is the Messiah of the Old, tie Holy An.
ointcd One, the Shiloh, the promised Re-
dccmcr, the Child which was TO be born Of
Vrgin, depends entirely upon the prescrva-
ton of the Jewish Scriptures. And now,
let the reader bear il mind, that the copies
e III" Jewish Scriptures wcr" M! ;?!icd IH
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-03-14
HOlLud0V s Hotel.
Dee. 26, 1886.

= EMMEDIATELY opposite the Rail Road
Il warehouse, is row open for the reception Of
Travellers. The ho2se is large and has been
fitted up for Hotel, and being Immediately at
the point on lIigl Street whence the cars ar
rive and depart daily, makes it SO convenient to
travellers on the Rail Rold and by Steam Boats,
that more is unnecessary TO be said. The pro-
priator pledges himself 10 render every accom-
modation 10 those that may call at his Hotel.
JAMES HOLLADAY.
Portsmouth, Va, jim. 3.
~ 70 be inserted in the Norfolk Beacon and
Baltimore American three times 4 week for one
month, and in the Rlcigh Standard, Edcnton
Gazette and CIcraw Gaz;ttc, for three months,
and send their bills TO this Office for payment.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-03-14
Mary Parker, Appii-

Mary Parker, -lppli-
cint, rS.
Wm. Parker, Jonathan
Davis and wifi, Eliza
S.TrTH CAROLINA, beth. Jesse Parker, y.
Chesterfield District { Parker, George Parker,
Lewis Parker, ElizL-
beth Parker, Joseph
Parker & Phocba Par
J kcr, Defendants.
1T appearing to my satisfaction that Jesse
Fl Parker one of the Defendants, resides with
out the State, it is therefore ordered, that he ap
pear and object to the division or sal, OF the Re
al Estate of George Parker, deceased, on or be-
fore the 2Sth day of March next, or his consent
will be entered on record.
TURNER BRYAN, O. c. ID.
Jan. %, 1897. l3 Sw
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-03-14

EEOIICIES will be issued upon Buildings
D. Merchandise in Store, and on the river to
and from Charleston and Georgetown; also on
Cotton i'll store. Persons living in the country
and towns adjacent by giving description oftheir
property can have il Insured against loss or dam
arc by fire.
ID. $. HiRLLEE, Agent at Cheraw, for
Insu. Go. Of Columbia, ). c.
April 10, 1886. 26tf.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-03-14

SsIrTIl CAROLINA,
Chesterfield District ;
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-03-14
Land for Sale.

FHyIlE Subscriber oairs for Sale lis Land at
e Snccdsborough, the Improvements are a
comfortable two story Dwelling House, with
every necessary ont buildings, an: saw and l'ris'
Mill, about five hundred acres cleared and under
fence, fronts one mile OIL the Pcdcc River, eleven
miles above Chcraw. The tact contains between
eleven hundred All twelve hundred acres, well
watcr,d, lis well ana is healthy. The substr;.
Der is we'll aware of the depressed price of land
aaA will sell at Il very lo" price and reasonable
Indulgence, Apply to the Subscriber on tho
premises.
WILLIAM JOHNSON.
O.te,!;2r .I;!r. 1886. Is tt.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-03-14

Wh2t Il rcp.oof is here 10 those professors
who excuse themselves from subscribing for Il
paper that they have no time to read . ct thls
awkward attempt at an apology we hava frequent
" heard from the lips OF white mon, who profess
to love Christ. Surely the Indians Will sbamc
them.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-01
A nsusonaeAss.


PAMslN THEATRE.-THIs EVENING will be
BORN TO GOOD LUCK-Paudeen ORsAerty, Mr. Pow
er-Coun Maniredi, Isherwood-Nina Mrs Vernon.
After which, the farce of the
OMNiBUs-Pat Rooney, Mr. Power-Mrs Damper. Mrs
Archer F' -"
To conclude with
THE SOLDIERS DAUGHTER-Col. O'Gayon Mr. Ma.
son-Lady Melford, Miss Wheaily. ''' '.'' 4''"
VI Doors open al PERFORMANCES commence III O'Clock
Boxes 9l-Pn so cenis-Gallery IS cents
MEMICAN THEA X -. HsS ~..-1-
be performed the last OF 80
NORMAN LESLIE-Norman Leslie, Mr.. j. n. scott-Iousa
Miss Warning.
After which the third act of
RIENZI-Coa Iii Rienzi, Mr.. Jones-Water de Montreal
Mr. Woodhul-Nina, Mrs. Flynn.
Alter which, the first of
LA FITTE-La Fnte, Mr. II. Scott-Theodore, Miss War
ing.
10 conclude with
LOAN OF A LOvER-Peter spyke, Mr. Gates-Gertrude,
Mrs Flynn.
" Doors t6iperformaaces at ~ O'Clock
Boxes 70 cents-Pit so cents-Galery Is cents
FRANK LIN THEATkE.-THIs EVENING will
n be performed
SHOCK THE sHEPHERD-shock, Mr. VIM. seftan--Aice,
Mrs. StickDey.
After which
DEAF AS POsT-Tristram sappy, Mr.. Michell-sally
Bags, Mrs. Stickney.
To conclude with
CATCHING AN IiEIRESS-Tom Twig Mr.. hnSefton-
sally Gigse Miss Anderson.
III Doors open AT 6fpertormances ~ O'clock
precisely. Boxes 50 cents--Pt 25 cents
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-01
HOTEL, Late YORK 40
MO. az PEARL sTitEET.-

MO. 80 PEAHL L STitEEJ.-Spacious and SPLEEN
did IIotelBoar reduced TO ~ 50 Pearl Street House
Rebuilt With convenience upon the old settle, in the midst
Of The Burnt District The proprietor grateful for most lib
era patronage cecrny the wishes of his friends and
the public, m this crisis y reduction one dollar and fifty
per day, while he continue his style Of keep
ing and attention as heretofore JOHN NJ. FLINT.
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