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Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-04-26
Notice to Creditors.
THE STATE OF SO. CAROLINA, J
nf Ihora,,-

~ oT ~. S-AhoLlNA,
Town of Cheraw.
I'D OBERT IL. CROCKETT, surviving part
EA ner of the late firm of Mckenzie s. Crock
cit, having made an assignment of all the goods,
chatels and effects of the said late firm, or of the
said Robert II. Crockett as survivor of said firm,
TO u.s. for the benefit Of the creditors of said firm,
in equal proportions, pro rata, who will, on or
before the first day Of November next, establish
their claims, and agree to take dividend under
said assignment, and discharge the firm Of Nc
kenzie & Crockett from any further liability Or
Accountability on account of said debts: Notice
is hereby given unto all and singular the credi-
tors Of said firm, to come forward on or before
the first day OF November next and establish their
claims, ard make their election whether or not
they will take Il dividend under said assignment.
And all and singular the creditors aforesaid,
are hereby notified that VIC will, on Tuesday the
I'd day of May next, and on Wednesday the I'd
day of August next, at Moore's Hotel, in the
town of Cheraw, lay before them statement Of
our proceedings, unless required to do so sooner,
by the aforesaid creditors
D. d: L. Mckay, 4ssirnees.
w. ]. HANNA,
ChcraW, March 18Th, 1887. 1876
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NeaU & Che0p Goods.

FEViIE Subscriber has Just received and OPEN
IL cd an unusually large end lcxtcnsivc assort-
Incnt of :ea;ona5ls Goods, carefully selected by
him eff in New lorl,, in Sept. last. Those
wishing to purchase, may find it to their inter-
est to call and examine before buying, as he
thinks his stock vii be found to comprise as
g ,nor;l al assortment aS any in the place and
ne is confident that lie can sell as low as goods
can bc afforded in this market. Merchants from
the country will ti.d his stock so large as to
merit their attention. He cordially invites all
TO c,il and iudge for themselves. Il can at ali
events. do l.o harm to cone anGS>c lccannot
ncglcct this opportunity Of expressing his graft
tudc to his friends and the public. for the liberal
share Of patronage with which he has always
bccu favored. ID. B. M'ARN.
Nov. 2ISt, 1856.
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HoiiudQV's S Hotel.

EMMEDIATELY opposite the Rail Road
e wIrchcusc is now open for the reception o.
Travellers. The house is large and has been
fitted up fer Hotel, and being Immediately at
fine point on H;ga Street whence the cars ar
rive and depart daily, makes it so convenient to
rivcll2rs on the Rail Road ard by steam Boats,
THAT more is unnecessary to be said. The pro-
prictor pledges himself to render every accom-
molation to those that may call at his Hotel.
JAMES HOLLADAI.
Portsmouth, Va, Jan. 3.
u 10 be inserted in the Norfolk Bcacontand
Baltimore American thrcc times week for one
month, and in the Rlleigh Standard, Edenton
Gazette and Charaw Gazette, for three months,
and send their bills to this Office for payment.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-04-26
CorycII. CHAMBER, april 1887.
NRDERED, that sections ID and l6 Of
~ Ordinance No be published in the
Cherdw Gazette.
Ordinance No. :.

SEC. u. Be ii ordained that every owner Of
an improved Lot within the said Town shall pro-
vide leather bucket OF the usual size, for each
chimney on the premises, and for neglect or re-
flsing so to provide fire buckets, shall forfeit
and pay five dollars for each fire bucket not pro-
vided as herein directed.
SEC. Is. b, it ordained that it shall be the
duty Of every Council to appoint, as early
as possible, after their election and qualification,
six fire masters whose duty it shall be TO see that
all improved Lots arc provided with fire buckets,
to inspect semi-annualy, and report to the
&C. and to attend and direct at all fires; and
further. that members of the Council for the
time being shall be ex-oflicio fire masters, ana all
persons ncglecting or refusing to scrvn rs fire
masters shall forfeit and pay twenty dollars.
+. LONG, Clerk Of Council.
April l. - If
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-04-26
Sheriff. $ Sales.

By permission Of the Court of Ordinary o.
Ci,vrt.-r field District, will b>---,li Laforo tho
Court House. on the first Monday i'll May next,
within the legal hours; two tracts of land be-
longing to the estate of George Parker, decd
Both tracts lying on Wcstfields Greek; Que con-
tains 1870 acres more or less, bounded by the
land of Rlah Smith, Geo. Gardner and Others
The other tract contains 100 acres more or less,
adioing of the land of George Gardner, Samuel
White and the estate of Erasmus Powc, decd.
TERMs-As much as will pay the expenses of
the sale will be required in cash on the day Of
SALE the balance on credit Of one year, purch,-
scrs will give not, and good security, with in
tcrcst from the day Of sale, and mortgage on
the premises if deemed necessary, to the Ordlna-
ry to secure the purchase money.
ALFRED VI. LOWRY, 5. c. D.
Shcritf's Office. !
9th April, 1887.
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Notice.

A LII persons having professional business
"a with the subscriber are requested to cal
on W. II. Robbins, Esq, who will attend to an!
business during my absence in Florida.
j. W. BLAkENEI.
Jan. l6, 1881.
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i y,; II lax.

All owners Of the Gil!"*pi: and Asson tract
o. land within the limits of the town OF Chcraw
ere required to rapor; the same to M'S%rS. Brown
Rrvan. David M1or,, and I,lwrencc Prince, as.
s,ssors Is carry as the :!D:h inst.
By orj>v OF Council,
F.LONG, Clrk.
Arrll - =? tt
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March 18Th, 1887.
Tax Notice.

l. OA ~ OllIC.
TEviIE su! scriber will attend as follows TO take
Il returns, and receive the Taxes for Chester
field District. for 1886, viz:
At Mt. Croghan, Oh Monday, 81 April next
At Blakency's Old Store, Oil Tuesday, lth
: April ,,o~L-- -----.
At HIichac. Miller's, on Wednesday, 9th April
next.
At John Middlotons, on Thursday, 9Th April
next.
At Spears Mills, on Friday, .th April next
A. Stecrpen Springs, OH Saturday, Sth April
next.
Al Chesterfield Court House, on Monday, 10th
April next.
At Cheraw. on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thurs
day, Friday, and Saturday. llth, 18th, 18th, l4th
and 18th of April next.
The Collectorwill attend at his office, at Chas-
tcrti9ld G. H., during Court week in March next.
All returns must be made by the first day OF
May next or a double tax will be imposed.
The Oath will be required in every instance,
as the law directs.
LII. ALsoBRooK, T.. CD.
Feb. 4th, 1887. 13:lOt
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From tie SUadGY ScAoGi Joi:~aG',

WOGDS OF THT WISE.
Or Nai;s fastened bytae MaS:crS Of ASscm
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- T-n- :Aot1'-'. 80. {, ..
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-28

CHARACTERISTICS SKETCHES OF DRunaErs.-
Lieutenant Shirts rather fond &c chemises but the
of his line. "Pay respect to the Elders" sa,
Lycurgus and the Lieutenant visits Elders very r
quenuy, suppose that he is erea, admirer Of Il
Spartan. This youth is withal very fine honest &c
low, and one whom il does no good to associate wit
and as CARTER writes,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-28

xzrstS OF 1REIANn' p. On III :. ROYAL BANK
10 ireisn scotlans or England can be weekly
accommodated with drafts the bank Ireland payahe al
sight IN The different inland England Ire and SCOT
land and Wales Those residing in counry can MI their
money ny posi- Le letter posi- paid which will pusctuay
senaed To- and areceipi returned the same Office 81
SCUM street. ROCHE BROTHERS 4 co.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-28

- oferec ~ the citizens of New York at the es,s
- bishnent of HOWELL CO, f1s Cbsthsrn street
upon following The price ri all their silk
GLIDING short maps will be three dollars Al their fur hats
long md hort consisting Of nufa and plain will
w four dollars A. the subscribers have akee the
these hats with the elegance NJ AMI
finish thy will not sell tor cash, I'D the above
bhed prize frov, which they will not drvae In addition.
umbrellas, and splendid ~ canes,
y forty dit kinds and patterns griher with
" ~ fancy and ,ther brushes tecrivrd nv the P.nd
witch they enabled TO sell ht'd
prices HOWELL n co.
o24-3mt la6 Chatham. opposite Ilooscyp4st
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-28

NJ move that all the Broadway handles sell sheir
curls for the bcne, Of the poor children, stationed
around the seps of,hc Astor House Who seconds The
motion
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-28

MISS TRyF This enchanting actress takes her bene.
h this evening the Park Theatre. She is now fully
established among as the best actress living She
has stood the Of time Other performcrshave found
their attractions decline the nsmber of their
increased But Miss Trees attractions increase
with her engagements The facts, that cold reading,
though fsul,lessy correct, pals upon repetti.n.but
where character is lighted by the fire Of true genius
81 stands like exquisite picture in which we
new beauties, that had escaped previous notice,
every time that We behold IL.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-28

SHELL, HORN AND IVORY COMBS or EVERY DESCRIPTION
No. IS Maiden Lane, (up slairsJ
NEW YORK. lS.lm~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-28

- AT MONAHQU. -, IA BOWERY u offered
for sale handsome Hats for o. offered
the pubIc-light aud darabe-warrsrted onfur bode,
- and water proof ssSa,s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-28

~ TO LIE r.-The blocL of houses, entrance 2l9 Ma
E dsan street, will be rented from the ls November "a
>lst May low To good tenants. The houses
all just completed well finished throughout and arranged
essy Tor small families combining cheapness and respecta
o9e-s,. JOSEPH HOCKEY, 22i Madison st.
A<A FAHMS IN TOMPK ms COUNTY =
@ One OF 100 acres, situated within miles Of the flourish
frame dwen. large barn and young orchard This land is
level IL exceent and well wstsred and lies about three
miles from Cayuga Lake and the Ithaca and Owego
Rail Road.
Also one Of s45 acres miles from Ithaca and about
mesfr Newfed village which about Is cleared
the remainder wei, tmoered and will be sold at very low
price.
Also one OF e5 acres miles Ithaca about three
miles from sa,ervie which FIRST orchard 81 graft
ed ple in full hearing, good frame dwelling, barns and
Also one 81 IS acres on which large double story
dwelling hous~ md three other dwelling houses store,
mill paper li makers shop blacksmths shop,
barns sheds. orchard &c and will be sold together or sers-
rate. =.
Also OF wheat land which u about Is
valuable asd ~ cleared land
situate within seven miles OF Ib.cs and spo", TWO mes from
varna small stock at merchandise VIII be taken IN part
Wsondw ~ ~ John street oS3r
- IM PORT IA NT.--The subscribers, grateful Tor
the extensive patronage so literally bestowed them
since opening of their price Hat Essbhshme
would inform the public that they stih continue 10
n-fac,ure and vend their inmsbe short mapped and plain
Beavers reduced price of et25 being c saving OF IS
warranted surpassed by the
CITY IS They hight sne and durable and possessed Of
jetblaok color, which they u retain until worn cut
These Hats becoming NIL the vogue amongst those VIII
possess those requisite, In greater degree than Hats
now offered for the patronage OF the public:
81 In 3Hapover st, opposite the Exchange.
- At MONAKQU. ~, ia BOwERY, u offered
for sale handsome r "a a. any ever offered e
publc-light and dur ablewarrarted onfur bodie,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-28
RAIL ROAD LINE FOR 30.
! 60 - VIA NEWPORT AND ri

-Frem the ost OF Marketfeld street, Bats
~ Place North River. Al O'Clock
The MASSACHUSETTS will sail this afternoon at q
O'Clock.
Frefht not received on board after 8 clock, M.
Psrngersfsr Boston witske the Rail toa Cars
dei,s Immediately their arrival See "Monhly Arrange
men," jy2S 6ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-28

Policy OF THE ELLEN JEwETT CLIQUE ~ THE Con-
PoRArIos-The following statement has been handed
for publication, by one Of our oldest citizens. II
Indicates, 10 figures which cannot lie, the terrible
scene of profigacy which has been practised upon
ince the present party came into power in the mu-
nicipal governments
DIP. EDITOR you inform the Citizens how long it will
take up City with and 9th
tngenci@s under pretence Of Improvements!
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-28
= Co. - FOR SALEAT AUCrION Ar
SrusS.AnH1 NORWICH, CONN-On wedncsdny Ia,

r FAkE ONE DOLLAR To
S9sSeaE1I NEW HAVEN, via Rridgepor--Arrange-
-, ment tor October. The steamer kJ,iROD
WI eaye east side Of Catherine market slip every Monday
neck stamford, Norwalk and Bridgeport Returning will
ieave bridgeport Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays at
a VI, NoIwak al 10, stamford TO- horseneck half past H.
awp az ~ o'clock Fare to Sawpts 2i cents Horseneck
anu Norwsk - cents each and Bridgeport 10
st COACHES are IN readiness the boat AZ
bridgeport TO convey New Haven Fare through
from New York TO New Haven, dollar. /,
Passengers will be required furnish their owp change
ne above arrangement will be continued until notice
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-28

49, TON, VIA NEWPORT AND PROvI-
ns>sksaH1- DENCE-The steamboat LEXINGTON,
Captain Vanderbilt will leave from No. NJ r. fosl oi
Morris street, Friday afternoon, Oct n at ecock
Passengers Boston will be rwarded in the
c. immediately the arrival Of the LEXINGTON AZ
Boston.
Freight for Boston will be forwarded without delay.
FOR further information inquire on board or Of
ID. y. ALLEN 1863 south -
NIB All persons forbid trusting any 81
the above boat oiI-dtDfs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-28

lzlt PASSAGE FOR NEW ORIEANs-
A4t he mr., class fast sailing packet ship SYLVANUs
JENkiNS, has superior Accommodations 10 any o,hsr
sp ~ Po ~, p second cabin and and w
about TO embark would do well 1, examine ,b;s sb; s
engaging by any other. Passengers will We taken m 49,
low 0fns oy appylngto HERDMAN KEENAN,
~, 81 or LOG South street
b. few more cabin passengers be Handsomely az
ceHmodatrd, reasonable She takes steam ~ AZ.
d he IA
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-28

s1@kers, Hastings, Dobbs Ferry, Irvin. and
Tarytowa l24 cents-sng Sing and Crotes cenls-Cr-
gers Landing Verpancks Point, and Peekkll 37A cents
:, The steamboat ORANGE. Capt Frost, will leave New
and Saturday u o'clock, NJ.
Returning leave Peekskl Monday Wednesday and Frk
day At II O'Clock, NJ landing the Old states Prson
wharf.
For freight passage apply the captain board 10
y W. Barney, cor. Chambers and West
CROOKE A FOwkS cor wes md ISh~r,v
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-01-06

life. he danced with spirit and animation.
paid llonsand compliments 10 The Ia.
dies. all 81 the old school. % be sure. yet
in perfect sincerity and eond keeping.
bun he attached himself quite close 81 .
charming intellectual girl II snme TWEEN,
~ i've. sea:ed himself beside her 81 sup
per. and while The tongue. the chicken
salad. and The ice cream we're disappear
ing. they seemed 10 have lost sight 81 al
the dainiies If the table. IN q very inle
resting fe'e fsfe. "Oh no." says 1.
els IL s0!" Tom gave me most signi.
hcanl wink as brushed past him; and
a lew mnnlhs aileraa rds | recsived an
embossed card. With a Whine riband. on
~hIek was engraved
Ma. a. Mas. THosAs COURTNEY
Al Home ON "Wednesday Evening. from
eight 10 ten o'clock.
$50. So" says | TO my wife. &" Nj
desperandlnn should forever be the mot.
10 &c an old bachelor" ". y. Star.
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TIE BACHELOR AND THE MAR
RIED NAN.

Nothing is mnre common than 10 term
a'nlie gentleman. wha Is near the age
ol h'y ian incorrigInle batrh.lor. " -
Ftns case" an - Irrselaimable anchoriIe.'
"a maa dead To the iacinalians of beau
"" H.. &c We have long suspected
hf there we're exceptions to the general
rue. and do c1nscIennonsly believe. ina,
u old bachelors we're treated with lit,le
thpre christian charity; if q sunny smile
TON an arch blue eve was occasionally
sI'ec,ed tossrds them; il they we're greet
ed with kind look instead of frown.
and cordial welcome instead " cold
Ieeogmzince and'a indifferent toss Of
The head; II Young LADIES'. taking pity On
ne iOriora condition of an olJ balchel1r.
you'll deem il an act of duty n pet them
IIiIle more than they do. many heart
nat nav resembles the " wind of the
"'aier night" would be scothed aud
m9ided; many an Icicie would be melt.
Ell many .wiIherrd shrun would be
Ta1sPlan!ed and il,mrlsh in a warmer
slime.
had an invitation to spend an even.
ING iateiy with an old friend in 81. Marks
place IL IS the anniversary Of my
yelling day. aud have always celebral
ed H." said he; we shall have a plea
San! family party: do come. and. # You
Please. bring friend ~ two. We shall
Nave some musIc--.,rpbably a dance"
H. was merchant. IN easy circumstan-
"a; prudent and systematic in all hIs con
e'Fas; enjoying life dlsereeIly; Irving we'll
sfi within his income; hospilable in
sea''a, and occasionally happy To see a
Trend; possessing good taste aud good
"nlper, sound judgment. and love oil
''"'nal enjoyment determined tn 90;
3D. u possible, IN persuade my old friend
s'i c"mpanIon Ton Courtney to accom-
Paty me. Ii was ten O'Clock when
si''l IN at his IpdyIngs. Tom vas an
"a e1,chelor Of fortune aud laleng he
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rHg MORE cOsyEsIEST SEASON.
81 mas. slsOvKxEf.
"a, 70 81. and wept raai very night "'
r.,.usas.adr 81 God. ~iih slraes, Esai
d ,,a,l.acs. bal ~araed sam TO repeat;
a. hss The Roman At DFasilla's EIDE.
ana. the truth. ss tIemhled. conseieser
wrOaght,
Yssa aaarea. The struggle shook him sore.
ne In lamp waaed-ias hour of madnlgh'
ts.Ied: -.
,s.,.r .,usa, Tor entrance, bat TIE heart had
tlOsrd
3. ,. asal yalss. tie ihFe~ him on his couch.
a, ,.!. me ,p,u. Of has Gad depart. s~.
A. .4s,s "a, Gar s,.hia asa add as sigaed
-. ltaa isssry. taaa Blessed 0ae!
Est.,. w,sa y,1ta is past, AID aaksmy
g., sreser tame"
2al a,dllig brow he lrnd ss e
=. ,.ins Il p sasirs. ~h.ls Tie vols voice.
Albany. .aos, al. j's,a s Pa.sss woSe.
+, s,s ,s SasiI. AID "a MS S'ow sse hung
~. sssle.s aynis wrath. For sOldbs sOaeht.
a. . ,g.i go, n ia. sed am. t,.i the word
p,s.slae.d iUn haP2y. Aanbood's vigorous
prime
-. 4 IN 10 eli oar, an sis busy days
Id s...s.s mgags swept like tide away.
r.rsE rae< deep roo, around him, and each
.a0Oi
!, q ..-s,,g slr,iward, ike the iadian tree,
NJ d. VIA wsVea shades the eye'af heaven
assi - message from the crue,hei: q.
tx aaI ~, a. live" Paustag ne spaks
gEaniss. and haste, and want Of time.
al any to hlS children, and besought
, s,esr s9ass TO do the work oi heaven.
Col .psSs agaia. when age shed lts SHOWS
o, hs ssas temples. sad the pslsied hsad
s1aM iron gald gathering. But the rigid
slIn
d him ,Jill AVN, ,ad he s1ill implorsd
mgs tesFsnient sfasoa.
See ny step
til,li'sn nv uaqisnehsd eye delights
T,csE'l. 1'ea-aai warIi; ani life With IN,
MAJ la T., may ' ,,rs. "a the ain hour
OF ~ -ag ara 80. Z can better o.
Fu as Eternity"
D.iss approached,
AL ASIA I'D. rhs maniac s,rove with death
4, ,',,plsi ike q 6sai, with shness and
cries,
I'll il'iis.s 'np,s his eye pals. AL thick zee
es':i = .'OIai ms hsarl stnags. rhe poor
clay
I,r Va 9Is1sd and distorted Bathe soul
Ts III ~,ase pro sst ss.son never came,
T. a-Tssl 10 u H4ksrs clli, had gone
70 'eiga ais saf.raacs with ts own abuse,
And Iils the audit.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-01-06

E6tefs Of me Treasury Circuiar--
The lands sold .. ,he saIes al PonIo,"c.
Nissis,lpp,, brought 51 per cent lees
Than the same qa,luy of lands hers,olorr
ofensl ~ that State. On the days III
sale. IS per ceaL premium WAS paid Tor
silver! Such are the effects Of the Won
deriul Treasury Circular. This u one
way ii redarmg i've smuuns of dividend
or loan u the States Another mode
To lessen ,hs Amount tha. would tall la
the share ui Arkansas Is, that there are
10 he no ,nnre land sales b. The Govern,
mruI until the year 1870, consequently.
the Speculation IL TO get high price for
his lands already bought. and he will be
enabled thrreb, TO accumulate large sums
To enter the good lands from the poor
man aud actual cuIuvator Of the soil
whenever the Government shall again
favour the Spectators ~ land A..
. ...-- a .3rkans0s paper.
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The PEI Bmks--The Globe says thai

TIE PEI BGnks--The Globe says that
the late order from Washington forbid.
dug the dlsburslng officers 10 mNkr de
man1s "n the pe' banks ioI sperlo. re-.
fleets credit IN Ihess shn .uggrsled u.
because II protects the banks trom uans-
cessary and srxa,tous dem snds inr spe.
cle. No doubt the demsad, fnr specie
are .sexa,lous. But the u. = Bank ne.
yer made such q compliant, aud die 20.
vernmeni never took measures 10 proIecl
Il from such demands. Ibid.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-01-06

Genuine Van Bursnism.-The Ra
leigh Standard rhscalrs al having got the
i've votes at Louisiana, by thu failure of
the officers To rturn The soIes from NO
IT The parishes, ~hich would hare gwen
the state to Whue THIS Is g-auine
Jackson Va Burenlsm. What u" The,
care Tor the will u the people, II they
can only secure their own advancement
Fayetteville Observer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-01-06
DEFERRED ARTICLES.

calpa,bas lGeo Dee O.
Six Creek Indians we're hung IN &c
rard. Alabama. on Friday last. convicted
q. the last ierem of Russrll Superior
Court lor murder. &c The Indian who
killed young fsnun spne months aga.
and chief, were included in the mum.
Der. The chief declared the others were
innocent. but that he wss guilty of the
charges preferred sgsIns, MIN: he. how.
ever, acted m accordance with Insiruc.
tons gwen HIN BY Nesh- EmartI.la aud
Neah. Niece. who IL will be rrcollrcled
have been permitted To 90 unpunished.
and are nov safely aud quietly fepas,ng
in the forests 81 Arkansas They met
their fate 9th what might BE- TERMED true
Indian philosophy. having sung several
songs and given the well known whuop'
before taking the fearful leap. We have
been ."ld hy bose who ~nnes-rd the
scene, that IL was noe Of All sI.ruRg cha
racler. and well calculated IA draw firth
the ;. mpaihies al the white man IN be-
hall al these deluded and unhappy peo.
pie. Enquirer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-01-06

Grea, Stage Robbery. The. Stage
from Richmond 10 L{prhburg. Va. was
robbed N the suburbs oil Manchester. ol
a trunk containing 10000 dollars: ii
winch 10000 dollars belonged To the
Bank ot Virginia. All the 'rnnks on The
Stage were Gu, 10, but all found except
the one which contained this money. A
reward Of 5000 dullars has been offered.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-01-06

Fire in .augus,a--A fire occurred in
Augusta, Geo. on the I9;h, which de.
slroyed the Two squares IN front OF the
Planters Hotel, containing about fifty
houses. Property mostly insured. Loss
from $4,000 to $3.50, 900. ~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-01-06

The ,Clnc,nualu Pork ,'arke, had set.
lied down. December 18th. at SO IS 10
SO SO, and The market veil supplied.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-01-06

Ir. Van Barren was % years Of age on
the 9Th nIumD. 49,
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TEXAS.

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