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Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-02-28
THE DYING WIDOW.

BY THOMAS MILLER, BAsEET MAKER.
Those cold white curtain folds d;splace-
That form | would no longer see;
They have assumed nv husbands face,
And all night long il looked a. me;
wish'd 1t not 70 GO away,
Yet tremhlcd while it DID remain;
closed my eyes, and tried 10 pray
Alas tried in vaigl
| know my head is vcrv weak,
I've scenwhat fancy can create;
long have felt too l0yr 20 speak,
Oh! | have thought 100 muchoi latc-
| have tew rcTTrs;s 20 make:
Just wipe thcs3 Winding tears awcy;
know yoHr }o;c, AMI Tor NY sake
You vii t.em all obey.
Ny child has scarce Z mont been dead,
Ny llshani ha' been dead bit FIVE;
What L.s&ry GoJrS since ;hen have fled
worAarI ~ yct alive
Nv cnid. through him death aimed he blow,
And :roN ,h.* hoHr did decline
Thy cori;n, warn my head hes low,
would have placed on mina.
Thosa letters which my husband sent
Before he peTished OF the deep,
What hours IN rca,%Hr them I've spent,
Whnic mr.. y. waich coc,l not sleep.
On! theY arG worn Win many tear,
Scare lit tor o;her eyes 10 see;
bis oil when sad ti;cy d,i me cheer
Pray, bury them with NE.
ms little cap ny Henry wore
II" very ia? before be died;
Ana sinai. nc,er kiss /; moru-
When dead, yoU'ii place it at my side.
SI0N these ti:0"g5tS are VAN, but oh
WAT viii y1cant heart not crave
inl - none else can love them so,
EH3ear them to my grave.
Thc m.nia;uce thai sill wear,
Wien dead, iwouiI not have removed ;
Is og my hcart-Oh. leave Il there;
u iinl Is way 10 where loved
Ny husband ,trew it ronnd my neck,
Long, lo3, before he called me bride;
Aad y - toi,l, hat midst the wreck,
.. II kiss I In.ae ere he G:ot.
There's little - care for now.
ESccpl this s,nple wedding ring;
faithfully hay hoct my vow,
And fee! no' al accusing thing;
never vet have lad it by
i moment s:nce my bridal day;
Where ho lirSt placed it lei It lie;
GA! tlae / 10. away!
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-02-28
COD0rtnerShiD.

FHVHE subscribers have entered into copart-
Il nership under the firm of Turner Il Nc
kcnzic. and will continue to keep on hand
general assortment of Watches. Jewelry, and
fancy articles which will be sold at the lowest
prices. F.TURNER,
\. MCKENZIE.
Jan. |, 1897. l2tf
All persons indebted to F. Turner are particu-
lar!y requested TO call and settle their accounts.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-02-28

=, ERf.S NJ. ! N3,k sol,
- De-. No.2 DO.
!5 %. W. 3 Do.
81 / D.!,. No. l DO
10 DO. No. > Do. just roc'i ived and for
) *. io- cd@a oaiy, by
J. MALLO1 s. co.
I'm. 23r.l. 1881. i1:tf
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-02-28
HOihIdGV's S Hotel.

IMMEDIATELY opposite the Rail Road
III warehouse, is now open for the reception Of
Travellers. The house is large and has been
fitted up for Hotel, and being Immediately at
the point on High Street whence the cars ar
rive and depart daily, makes it SO convenient TO
travellers on the Rail Road and by Steam Boats,
that more is unnecessary to be said. The pro-
prietor pledges himself to render every accom-
modation TO those that NAV call at his Hotel.
JAMES HOLLADAY.
Portsmouth, Va, Jan. 3. .,...
II 70 be inserted in the Norfolk Beacon and
Baltimore American three times week for one
month, and in the Rlleigh Standard, Edenton
Gazette and Cheraw Gazette. for three months,
and send their bills to this Office for payment.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-02-28
Land For Sale.

YEvHE Subscriber offers for Sale, his planta-
Il ton in Marlborough District, containing
7]9 acres prime Cotton and Corn land, having
about $50 acres under cultivation. 1t is situated
three miles from the Court House and has COM
Portable dwelling house and necessary out build
ings upon it. Persons desiring to purchase it.,
can ascertain the terms by applying to c. w.
Dudley at Marlborough G. House, or to the Sub
soribcr himself on the premises.
JOHN R. DONALDSON,
Nav 23d, % If. 80
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-02-28
Notice.
Notice..
Petit Gulf Cotton Seed.

hg BAGS of this, article, purchased
"A SSeD direct from the Petit Gulf Hills, by
Mr. David G.. kob while recently in New Or
leans, for Mr.. 4. p. Lacoste, will be received by
us, on the return Of our boat, about 5:h fcbru-
ary next All persons wishing to make engage
ments, will please leave their names with Us.
W. s. T.. BAILEY Il co.
lam
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-02-28
Sr.rN1rD SCHEME.

Besides many Of 50 10, 30, &c.
Amounting in ali to 296.l46 Dollars.
Whole Tickets Sc, Halves U0. Quarters 81.
"A certificate for package OFFS whole tickets
.:il! cost only $50. Halves and Quarters in
proportion To be had, in the greatest variety
of numbers either by package or single ticket of
7. r. LILLY, Agent.
Orders from distance enclosing the cash,
promptly attended to.
WadcshorG. Arson Co. y. {.
Fchr1?rv !. ls37.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-02-28

NgOLlCIES will be issued upon Buildings
Il Merchandise in Store, and on the river to
and from Charleston and Georgetown;. also on
Cotton in store Persons living in the country
and towns adjacent by giving description oftheir
property, can have il insured against loss or dam
age by fire.
d. S. HARLLEE, Agent at Cheraw, for
Insu. Co. of Columbia, S. c.
April 10, 1886. 26tf.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-02-28
Ne,U & Cheap Goods.

FEyIIE Subscriber has just received and open.
4 ed an unusually large andcxtnnsive assort-
mcnt of scasonablo Goods, carefully selected by
himself in New York, in Sept. last. Those
wishinsto purchase, may find it to their inter
est to call and examine before buying, as he
thinks his stock will be found to comprise as
general an assortment as any in the place; and
he is confident that he can sell as low as goods
can be afforded in this market. Merchants from
the country will find his stock so large as TO
merit their attention. He cordially invites all
to call and judge for themselves. 1t can at all
events, do no harm to como and see He cannot
neglect this opportunity of expressing his gra:I,
tude to his friends and the public, for the liberal
share of patronage with which he has always
been favored. ID. Il. MAIA.
Nov. 2lst, 1895.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-02-28
Land for Sale.

YByHE Subscriber offers for Sale his Land at
IL Sneedsborough, the improvements are
comfortable two story Dwelling House, with
every necessary ont buildings, and saw and Grlst
Mil, about five hundred acres cleared and under
fence, fronts one mile on the Pedee River. eleven
miles above Chcraw. The tract contains between
eleven hundred an, twelve hundred acres, well
watereG, lies well and is healthy. The subscri-
Der is we'll aware ofthc depressed price of land
and willsell at a very low price and reasonable
indulgence, Apply TO the subscriber on the
premises.
WILLIAM JOHNSON.
October 9TH, 1886, 4S If.
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ApPElI. rn Az ATHEIsT.

AffEAL I'D AN AAnEtSAs
i cannot believe that mind Ike yours
can waIk abroad in the beannlul world
benesih ils glorioas canopy OF hight, add
not feel, and sometimes uemble, Il those
evidences of an almighty being and sgen-
cy thai fame from the sun, sparkle an the
stars, echo in the thunder, breathe IN the
winds, murmnr in the waters. exhale
from the flowers. and warale from the
groves. And | am sure Ihat sometimes
in your hours Of depression and sorrow,
your desolaie spirit signs fof brighter
hope and surer foundations lhan say on
which YOU can nov repose. You are
beginning 10 take the Soanaard path o.
lie; the heyday Of yousn and enterprise
is past; you have issied about all that ms
world can give; death has again and again
invaded your domestic circle; and a. age
approaches, sone star afler another viii
drop from your sky.
TO the Christian, serronnded BY the
sharers Of his hope. these loved AMI part
ing lights Of his life glide away TO wait
his arrival in a purer sphere; 70 yon, they
are sinking 10 blackness and darkness
forever. And each year uppassage to
the tomb becomes more desOlale and dim:
no gHmmer Of hope arises 10 cheer. but
an around is darkness, silence, and inter-
minable gloom. Gospel Messenger.
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wALDIE's OMNIBUS. <ze
Another Work by SyraxalI.

Anecdotes OF FOREIGN COURTS.
I'm Friday. March 49,, vii be pulished
IN .aldie's Literary Omnibus, third
work BY Sir ~ W. Wraxall, entitled, . Me.
moifs and Private Anecdotes Of the Courts Of
Berlin. Dresden. Warsaw. and vienna" This
work has never been reprinted il America.
From he Tendon Monthly Rsrisw.
!" The style Is clear and polished, without
other Ornament shan what naturally occurs. :
We snail oaly add thai they. abound through.
out with enlisening aneodpie, and that the
readers time and attention viii be amply ne.
paid. whether his search be for information or
amusement" a. "a liza E..
The whole ofthe earlysnumberssof " aldie's
Literary Omnibus being exhausted, an extra
edition will be commenced on the 18th inst.
from which date new subscribers who give
early notice will be supplied.
Price TOR Single capy for swsIye months
three dollars. two copies Coz five dollars, Eve
copies Tor .en dollars. Itis the cheapest Pc
riodical now printed in America, and the post
age is that Of q Newspaper.
A, WALDIE,
4s carpes,tr street. rsarct che Arcade.
2t7 W Philadelphia.
March i6, 6-
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4 old fexeephng poisonous onss. are %
be csgefally ehensled.
lisa blessed uish sach children -
allow tbose roses and howers thsi bios
SON On he SsbbaGh 10 remain On he tree
10 praise lheir Maker in1heir own bears
ty and sweetness. aT'his i DE incense
OF ihe heart. whose frAgrance smells %
heaven"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-05-05
H,RNoNY AND MELO!Y.

Charles Butler, in his very interesting
letter on ancient and moiern music, in
PRODUCES the following anecdote relating
TO Mara, an Italian vocalist:
"Once, in private Society, in conse.
quence of something that fell in CONVEX
saiion. she sung, without any occompanIs
ment, The simple air in Msrcello's Psalms,
/" In nv distress, | called unto jehovah
and he did hear me-" with such exqui-
site taste and pathos, that she entranced
every hearer. 10 our infinite gratifca-
ton she repeated il half dozen times,
and etery time more beautifully and inn
pressiyely than before. A person OBJ
serving that there was a yioloncello in
in the room, requested that she would
permit the late Mr.. Paxtoa, who was
present, to accompany her; this was
done; II was fine, very fine, but the
charm was lost. This little circumstance,
say Builder, may be thought to strength
en- Rousseau's hypothesis, " thai harmo-
nv is unnatural, and rather weakens than
increases the effect Of simple melody."'
Nara was particularly distinguished by
the manner in which she sung I" | know
that nv kedeemer liveth." II was be-
yond singing, IL was eloquence. She
opened il with great solemnity; hope vas
discernible; bat it WIS only tie dawn'of
hope-as she proceeded, it frightened
and expanded; but when she came to the
last repetition of the sentence. tie firm
and animated confidence with which she
uttered tie words II know" and tue ju-
bilation Of soul nh which she pronoun-
ced the. words - and in nv flesh / shall
see God" no language can adequately
tell. The audience thought not Of the
air. or Of the band. or even Of the singer;
they. only felt the sentiment, and they felt
il in all It's sublnmitp." =,
A gentle disposition is like an tnruf.
fed stream.
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Blanks for sale al This gei'.
HILLsBoRoU Oh. N. c.
FuBIisHrp wEEKLr 3D.
: nv DENNIS HEARTT,. W

AT THREE DoIIaRs vEAR, oR Two p0ll'"'.
.. FIFTY CENTS ~ PAID n AivAktk. =
Tbos, who do mol give notIec Of Their wlsp
to have their paper discontinp % Of the tslh.
tion cf the year, will be plssomsd ss'st'lsp -
lis continuance until couniefn anded. - Ard 70
napcr will be disciplined obtil all aIr,eeseF
are paid, unless at he option % The rrbhtteI'
Persons procuring six subscribers, shaiI ~
ceiye the seventh gratis. -
Advertisements net exceeding sixteen I'h's
will be inserted three times for enc dollar "''
twenty. five cents FOR each caniiuuan,e. -,
Subscriptions received by The printer, are
most Of the post. casters ia the slste.
All letters upon business relative 10 thep"
per must be pest pad
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VALUABLE
Printing Establishment
For safe.

APE RsItor VI the Petersburg InteiIigeA-
Ger beiFg anxi0es tatasaIne iae psaehce
20 tie Law, would dispose u the Estabhsb.
men, 10 any gentleman, disposed q purchase
To says0ch, on applicstIon either IN person
otby letter, foil inf0rmation will Re promptly
given III reference % the rreuiation ofiIie pa
per, its Advertising and LIB patronage, its sup
ply Of Type, Presses. Office Furniture, &c. and
also ss % the 'efDs on which il may be par.
chased. Wit. "a descending 20 the indelhca.
scF Of putting of the Establishment, she Editor
wall say that . possesses advantages and holds
OUT Inducements well worthy the attention of
ANY gentlemen who has the talents. and the
meats to conduct newspaper with energy
and 3piri.
April 81. e.
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Land for Sale.

S.sLs 1'HE subscriber offers for sale
81 The. Tract of Lauc On winch John
" Mcracken lately resided, con.
sSSs<s tanning 230 Acres. u has on il a
gpod Dwelling Home Kitchen, Work Shop,
stables, &c The planiatinn 10 handsomely
STUFFED, Is well watefed, and is as healthy as
ans situation in the country, 10 but six miles
from iiillsbaroagh, and near the Stage Road.
These dispossdio purchase are invited 10 view
the premises Tefms vii he made known on
application 70 the snbscriber.
JOHN HART. !
April 20. ss--ss
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,Iatfor,s .yofice.

w IS tai sea Up ss rune cay, by George w.
d" Trio,, aud committed to the jail ef Or.
auge cninty, 90 the l7tt day Of March, Ne
grn Man VINO calls himself JULIUS, and 90 )
he belongs 10 Alien 6pnn, Of Caswi u county
tie rs ab.ut thirty years Of age. stously bmlt.
and very black The owner is hereby notified
tia, unless application is made. the property
prcvrd, and charges paid, he win be disposed
OF as toe law directs.
TH0s. FAU0ETr, Jaiior.
April - 6S-
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SEE m Il n Eft
FALL .f.rD' W'E.rTE R
GOODS. .....a..5

.Thei Goods Lave Seeb sslec,eosvIth great
care IN tue New fotS aud Philsottrtia ,rar-
ksts, andbolsAt eh,irsIy with cash; they there
fore feel eonfi ient IN. saying they cen ard NIL
sill a. good barRalas az any Other house 10 the
place. -. ..s....
Cal and examine our goods and decide for
yosEs..ses; Il you ike hem aud our price,,
we VII thank you or your custom.
~ Goods will be gwen i, erehangs fore
very description Of GOnairy mad. CaOth.
OF Long & Co. would respectfully tender
their taanks 10 the public for the very hbera,
patronage they have heretofre received; AMI
hope, by close attention 10 their business and
mnderate prices s,lh TO merit and receive .
Respectable portion Of their custom.
0cioberl3 40
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
VI Granrls County.
Cour, Of Equi,y--spring Term. 1887.
s.saa Pkalips, aa,.n,
sci .gaiusi s as,,,as,

Nelson PhiIiips & JohA p. Lsmss.
q appearing 10 the Court TIA, tie defend
I ant. Nslsdn Phihp-. j. not On ,"abItani u
this state. but resides beyond the Jnrisd'ci on
Of tie taaTi;--lt % therefore, on IN tian Of the
plaintiff counsel. ordered that publicat alton b.
mate i"r 81 successive weeks, 10 The Raieirh
Register. = ntwspapet printed ant Publshr5 si
the seat u gov rnnl.hl &c tbs stare. aah als6
IN the Hilisb"roueb Recorder TOT the said Mel
soa Phiiips TO sppeaE o. tho Ieurt 10 be held
q, the to~n " xlord on the hrsi Moadsy Of
September next an plead. answti, or d. mui
10 Tie Plalniiffs Ball, or rlse the ssid h. viii
be taken pro eoafssso aad hestd sr paris. a. 10
him = 49, @a-af& l. srr+ #4
witness. Thomas D Lmlejohn C'erksbd
Wastes f said GonlG Atoti e, the first Monday
Of Mafrl. Al ". 1881 *
THO. B. LITTLEJOHN. C. ME-.
Price Il Acv s3;50. 81 ss e.
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Eor SnIe.

r.INTsEED I'll. Also, email lot Of IA
- IlLf FLOUR
casa Or GOODs viii BE- gwen Coz FLAX
SkED. OF LONG a. Co.
March q. y, .s..-.ts -. 20
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
Person County, "a.
In Eauily-Noyember Tern. 1886.
Lin o.. H'si. sai e'A"'-
IA. ~ D,ek saS ofhas,

1T appearing 20 H.. satisfaction OF the louri,
A thai jams n Rpffin. oae ofihr defendants
an ,h,s rasr. u DOT aa ,nhshitAnt 81 Ihss sfais;
n ,sinerelars ordefed tharpubicsilor be made
a Tie Hi!lshofaug4 Recorder. Tor 81 N.eks
snecesssvriy, CO The sid James " hGftiu 10
apossf Al the aert term % this court. 70 be he'd
To- tue enaay II Person, Al the court hanse
IN. R..zsesusseh aa lhs seyeaih Moaday alter
the lourth Monday 10 March nsH', and answer
A. rh,s ps,,iioa sataefxise The same aIil be 10.
ken Gro eoafssso a. 10 him, and decfee made
accordinslys g.
JOHN BRaDsHER, G. ~ e.
Pfee adv. IS 90. 6s-
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THE VOICE OF SPRING.


THE VOICE OF SPRING.
- There % voice on Ihs nser. f..
A voice u fhs vale,
IN The lssssss that ssissr
In the rnsh of he gaze;
u forests. oa moRalsi'ss
IL music is beard,
AaSrlvvry Fountains 49,.
Awske ~ lie word.
And feslhsEy Singers are oui On The wing;
For nature reyivss ~ t6s seiee Of the sPaing.
"AEsken. awaken
Lssl, river and tree;
Tour CHAINS I have shaken.
Again ys are free; -
sooa fOuats shall be gushing -
With musical streams, ....r
And aowsrs be blushing
Win the bright huss Of dreams,
And jewels Of beauty on earth val fling.
Tor naiursshsll bloom attLesOming 81 sPriag "
There . life in the waters. 80
fhereis hghi IN the skIes.
Springs aowsr crown'd daughters
IN brasiy arise;
Der earth the! are hinRing
Their spells o. delight,
AM roses are sprineIng
From rs tears Of The night;
There sa charm sad glory on CARTS mean.
est thing.
For nature blooms bright Al the voice Of tie
Spring
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state Bank or ". Caroline.

,DURsuiNT 20 Resolution Of ne siosk.
y hoideTs of This Beck, Il ther lest stEusl
General Meeting - peTsoHs kaslhp elsina 20
said Bank Cor DaldeLds " cspfal " itfis,
Deposil.s. OF Ne,,s psuid b the fnnrIal
Bank Or he Bfsaehss. sts earnestly dtsind 70
present them ior payment 70 The Titassfsr Il
the Bauk, On OF lsiafc The hIst asonesy -
November heat. Otherwise they viii BE- bsIird,
az the stockholders viii tLst uske Gasi d.
vidsnd fife rfests n The BAH atu
S. r. PATTERSON. President
Raleigh bee % iss6. 81 yn
NJ TO be inserted IN ell the nsssF1rsH
p,iLled uiihln the state 81 North Csrulits iof
iAre. uenihs-- the bills 10 be sent 70 The Trs-
su,sI u ihs Bsnk. Sko will pay then loasr.
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Land for Sale.

E4a< PURSUANT TO decree Of the
e32SsS Court Of Eqs'ty. ! shaii otie' sale.
W. - lie sea,ises. ~ Thursday the
sssx... Iith day 10 ay next oha sedlto
otn lso yeas. little LAND of whIcl TIE
late Gorge Albright died seized add POSSESSED.
consisting Of twY parcels, containing 40 aud
It's acres 6hors 81 less Pre- purchaser of
purchas'rs viii ee required /" give bond with
approved serosty ~
ALEXANDER ALBRIGHT.
April 6. 65.-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-23

One Of the striking features in these tsbles the vast
expansion Of loans and he value Of personaI and
real the city oNsw York compared he whsle
state canal In January last when these Facts
came to light In Albany and here calculation
knew at once thai the Of aconvuon
gnorant eAavants sailed Bank Commissioners nothing
heard nothing felt nothing The banks themselves the
70 the pubic funds
they had extended themselves todeuble They
gun rapid curtailment which the failure OF 500
chans and are now at this Moment hardly back the
point at which they started in January 1886 compared
with that PERIOD specie and they are in worse
condition Yet the curtalmeR in the in this city only
half what the reduction of the value of property has under
gone.
BY pursuing their policy, the banks will
don consult and take decisive steps towards resumption
In respect they nearly ready, except in the
OF specie. That be increased every even
If they expend all TIE profits get it Exchange and specie
1916 have fallen since the month OF May from per
above paper nearly per Let them 60 heretofore
and by anray 1885, be able to get into the position
left in 1885, in those three have learned les
that ought teach FOOLS and God knows we have plenty
of article among bankers fnancers and politicians
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-23

viii be remembered that In la3 early frost killed near
one half of the Tobacco raised In United ststes This
accounts for the diminished mpoaiors ear into rea,
Britain This table great importance we shall show
before we are doae So much for st paper To-
bacco trade
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-23

rp,vvp BEsxIrrs-Thee will much obligp many Of the In
dependent Wings by suggesting the call of meeting who
sdep neo enough 70 think fer themselves and viii not
swallow all that from the Broadway clique They
would ikc N hear &c the domination Of er friend alderman
David Randall OF the IT, ward IN The place OF Joe lloxie fo
County Clerk TiNorHy.
In order 10 save the whole ticket new nomination
OF County CLERK ough, Immediately to be made.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-23

At Boston the transactions slight the goth
New Orleans rules IL IA, and Upland III Is cents NJ
pound
The material ranged Richmond the 10Th OF a II
cents But little doing. Rchn cotton yarns are IN hiQ
repute-No. q, n cents-Ne rs, So
Al Charleston the Yah inst the Upland market remarel
change price though the mapd was brisk New
crop 10 quoted at ia 10 cents
AT Augusta for The week ending the 18th instant doirss
fair and tie arrivals heavy The ratii f. II
the savannah had ended increase the price Of freight ind
check the upward endenc Of prices New goes
"a ol and old at aec. The lowest OF freight sa
vannah e. per bale.
Ths market coninu,s barely supplied. Sales in SIN
lots at q ady prices Uess supplies cei,e
nsfactur-is wi row the market will u re.
tire 10 q better supplied mart
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-23

~ The ports of Galveston and the Brassos in
Texas, have been declared bockaded, by the Com
mander Of the Mexicaa naval forces in the gulf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-23

There were left hand inclusive Of all shpboard mp TO
the i2h stock OF 20 $50 bales The inquiry for
the week ending the 14h principally for the CROP The
market closed Of cent higher than did the previous
week.
New Orleans classification made by the Board Of Brokers'
Louisiana and Mississippi
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-23
MORNING HERALD.
MoHDAY, OCTOBER az. 1897.

MORO or HsRALn-1aks NO sa'np'aasrs-aA as~'"sa
go h ;ssue taers-liue <mperately- drink modvsey-ss-
- t-,.py~noe socsssake Of tie sirpssosssur trust
..,.t-r. TO loie at srssusr bug On eredu-fear
f;od lipsigAy-love the beautiful grrots against Tan bS-
vn-ana kick aR politicians and parsons to the dsvL
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-23

CENTRAL CoURsu RAcEs-Third Day.-Proprie-
tor purse $780, three mile heats won by Col. w. r.
Johnson's CHI. h. Boston.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-23

pThepapcrs few days ago told long yarn about
the Messrs Figuera merchants in this city. The
penny a-ners made great fuss about nothing In
few days, the boot will be on the other leg.