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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-27
SADDLE AND HaENESs
.y.Yy.I-E.geTORF.

uNJE SUBSCRIBER respectfully returns ms
thanks To his friends, and the pubic gehefais;
for the liberal patronage, winch has oeeh cA'ono'"
IN him from time to time and he takes this oppor-
unit, of informing them that he Is still carrying on
the above business. in all ITS various branches al HIS
old stand one door below Messrs. Miller u ROBERTS
and Immediately opposite the Farmers Bank. Ills
stock at this tnne consists partly OF The following af-
ces
aen,,emen,s and Ladies' Saddles of all kinds and
qualities, -.
Saddle Bags Brides and Marngales, both OF ms
own and English manufacture,
Coach. Gig and Jersey Harness,
Wagon, Cart and Dray Harness,
Grihs and Srslnales. cotton and worstcd,
Travelling Trunks, russell aud black
Travelling Bazs,
coach, Gig aud Riding Whips, Spurs &c. &c oc.,
Horse Collars aud Wagon Whips, both OF his own
and Northern manufacture,
Trace and Halter Chains.
The subs, riber Is now receiving his SPRING
and SUMMER SgPPLY OF SADDLERH,
from the Northern cities, which is not inferior for
taste and guilty, TO any IN any market.
II orders from abroad Will be Thankfully received
and promptly attended 10.
rha subscriber having "A large stock on hand, he
Determined very low for cash, to runctuai Gus
itomers. Those wanting articles III his line. will do
we'll 10 give Inn cal before purchasing.
J. c. SiIACkLEFORD.
o. All repairing in the above line done with
neatness and despatch.
" Country Produce taken in exchange for work,
J. {. ).
April 10 Is
GTOLEN from the SUI scribcr small Wagon
- and t~o Horses some time in + ebrualy last, by
Gus,mus Wat, formerly of Rockbridee county.
have reason believe he is, at this time, some
where n Rockhridgc, and will give liberal reward
for ms apprehension. HENRY LATHAM
Al,rI L
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Ckot VA "Mothcr" IN the Montreal Trans
GRIP e"cs US an ehesud remedy for the Group a
teaspoon inl the solution OF piece Of indigo. A.
bout The size Of pea, IN pint tunbler ofmik warm
water ~
I'VE can add our testimony to the above. Tb.
remedy has been tested 10y mothers IN this and
attended with the most happy result
Winchester Jo.) R,pd tican.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-27

NNFV Dol T. OF TTTE NTCF-PRESIDTN vt
w hen the Tecumsch-klllcr was in Louisville ON
saturday last, o his old friends a free negro Of
the na'ne of BIZ ilarIs, called on HIM ON board the
cen. Hincs. lilo" do you do. Uncle Bill J" saws
The Colonel Very we'll" SAYS Blll. How do
YOU do, Colon.l'" "Qulte well, Uncle B,Il-lIon
Is >onr fam i ?" An well. thank YOU; Hone ar,
your daaett1fs Colonel" "Very we'll very well, g"
SAID the good Colonel huuiedy. This dialogue ac
tn'ls took place IN the presence of many respecta-
bic gentlemen on board the Gen. Cameo
koa,wYe (ky.l Journal
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NOTICE..
q ROCK MA.

HNllE subscriber has a first rate fsOCk W.
d son, and also good supply OF the best h' ~
OF ROCK, and is prepared to execute every hln'
ROCk-WORk, at the shortest notice and IN wv
neatest manner at liberal prices.
]. G. SEACkLEFORp',
The subscriber has for sale new CARk 49,
OF good quality 1t a liberal price. j. I,
April 20 Is
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Continue Inrsallcd for the Pr scnton, Relic, md cure
,hr-e conn LIANT. In proof of which rad III. following:
81 Remarkable cnrc N n caSe Of = yctrS st,ainy:
Extract Ola ur silr"My leI, which, beor, did not loo,
like human limb, il entirely hnalel up fer r,7sn,
every oter aplcauon for u ma Previous to tlkn5 YOU
Ret-'. Drnp9 had CIV n up all hope OF reli.G'
iaofer Gasr nAgen wIit'--" Tharh i person akna
tha botanical Drop, evidently with tn great als antagc
II Clnf"-, h4 lNneHase at doing wonders
him AMI Is, a WI, "4ua,chns him from tis grave"
numerous instances hn,e occurred Where persons rin
cradle nee nothing thu could procure
iorl.d ii permanent trlef until they had nal, the
hovr insnlulh' Me,Ien'.
They also tn brs spring md Anninup Phvsc.
Price 81 OF bottles ior s..
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VIRhtNA :-tta count ofquhrcrI, session, begun and
held for II Of hmhr-t, tn house on
MONDAY th' 2othdty Of March, 1877
Richard = tIhA, Plaintiff,
against
William Hairless, j.. and Jamcsf. Tnlairuo
Defendants
II tHASCERr.
The Defendant William liar,lcs Jr, hnying cnt rcd
m'app'afantc anI security, onlnr A.
s"mlt aud III rllcs o lh court aud appearing sa-ac-
tory evidence thu he Is not nhahnut o tins country
ordered Tint tn sad Defendant do appear here the
d1' oi Jun' VI md answer the h othn Plaintiff
thai heaPV e Tn ord br forthwith ed IN som, ia
per pull n tn town of ,nchbufg, two muni4 SUI
cesse' anl poztc At tn front door OF tn house
tins county. topy-Te.t',
RDBEKT TlNSIEY.
April - WIN
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D1LEiBLE MEDICINES
MONTAs.IE's BALM FOR TINE TEETH

ENilS balm Is warranted to afford nnmcdat, and pcrina-
heht Ithot IN the most d'uessng 'pan of all pains
foofdchc It's also of the best prcscN ior The
teeth now known.
ANrl-SPASMODIC TINCTIRE. OR MOTHERS
COMFORT:
nc" and valuable remedy Darrhra in all H. sarion.
3hs' IN tntntAt Champ, Cholera Aofaus Asitic Cholera,
sumner Diseases at Children Ac. e. 1t has hc'n subj,c d
inc most ia hnd scientific examination by tn, most
extensive i,h 't'hmt ami Plucuton Nfgina who nov
recommend II IN To II practice Also, bON1YIIt,S Il ami
'P""si"t manure, Ion extra TINY A. Iurprntinr
imht~ AZ hom Carpets, Er1adclol Hat, and SilkS
W Winch coat collar, made look III IA any paf m
their - - ~ ~
For sale by JAMES T RpI,II
Jsnnry % = ''7
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Fine Family Coaches, large c,o.

with detached seats; One aud two horse Ba,,.,.,
~Iih wen extended tops OF Leather and Gum F..
tloth, Nhe hum Elastic Is new article p, ,'N'F
with and without tops He keeps constant, DuS-lH
Carriages OF ms own manuiac. ure His f,, =" hali
toners and those wishing to purchase art,r.' tg'-
line are most respectfully invited to give Inn, III MS
rs he is determined to sell as low AS the avn, call
be offered IN tins market. He also offers his .o ean
to those who purchase Carriages at the Norm ,,
ceve' put up aud store them, at his former prra :" It
March Is P'ces
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-27
MOBILE. August Is. 1886.
30 Physicians, Merchants &c.

NjE Wit the attention of PHYsrcIANs. MfR-
W CHANTS and the PuRLlc generally TO call and
examine our stock of MEDICINES, &c. consisting
OF A general assortment OF new and popular PATENT
aud other
cdicinr-. Paints. Oils, D,c stun,, surgic al
meai,, brushes, Perfumes, Cosmetics. Fam
cy Articles, CANDIES,
And various other ARTICLES appcrtanng to our Inc
OF business which offered at a very small advance
on Northern prices, plrticnar. to wholesale dealers.
FOURQUREAN Il PALMER,
Sign 81 tie Go1dea Bog e. Mortar.
April
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.NSW Spring GOOaS.
w En re Il = vEEEHg,
doors below the Farmers Bank ofyirsi Iia,
We REGEITED tler entire stock Of
4 SPRING GOODS

Embracing nearly all the leading articles Of French
India, Italian, English am Swiss Mandatory a
large assortment, Cloths, Cashmere aud Nestng> OF
every shade aud quality good assortment I'm
brellas, Parasos, Leghorn, Tuscan and Straw Bon
nets, handsome style; Gloves, Hosiery AMI Bomba-
zlne, together with every other article usual, kept
IN then line. Also, a large stock Groceries,
tHais, shoes, Nc, Nc.. all of which " II be sold
cheaper than heretofore as they were bought unde.
more favorable circumstances.
lherol customers AMI the public generally are
particularly invited TO call aad examine before pur.
CHASING. w. & :.
April =. +
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YEAST Powders.

'E'iiESE highly celebrated East Powders form !,
Isht and agreeable bread devoid Of aciditv
ana N"R may calculate to a certlint> ruon b,yinn
constantly served at your table BucAwLca, CAKE
t ult'rS and amy other artiec formed from
o'''er requiring but few moments to put the mass
IN proper state for the gridd.e or oven Fo, s,l
by JAMES ~ INV ~ SUE
February 90 -
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NOTICE.
/ pursuance OF 4 decretal order pronounced by
X the Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chan
celN ion the county of Amherst. on the 18th da, OF
September, ls3G, IN a suit therein depcndlne. be-
tween 'hlS"cA Ddbnes, trustee, &c. &c. plsmtiIf.
ana Benjamin Talaicrro, administrator of John S
.artef deceased, Elizabeth CattS>tsidow and re.
~ OF the sand drccdent, aud others ,lrtrndanrs
sSm"l on 'hr 18Th day of May 1897 on the PREMISES
5sESs. sell by way of public auction. for ready
ISSs&fSEE money, certain
#f*S~ FRACE or PARCEL. ofIAND
-sSA->~ situated IN the county OF Amherst con
tanning 800 ACRES, more or less, NInr 10 miles
west OF Amherst Courthouse, and beng the same
land "a which the said John : Carter resided At the
time OF h's death The said LANDwll be sold sub
Jeet TO the SAID Elizabeth Carers right Of dover
therein.
JOHN COLEMAN, .>4trjf of .ialerst
C1tftg AMI as ,uci Commissioner
Nl''Il ~ ISM
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Copper Il Eil-Warc Ssam.s6acsOr,
EEE4EsE,N REED,

I , rsrrcTFULLY inform, the citizens OF Lynch5ut;
4 and the surrounding country, that he has com.
ncncod the above business, in the brick store ON,
door above Dr. Iowc Dais's Apothccary, and op-
posite AIessrs. James {. Hunt x Co.'S uhoe,le
store where he will carry on the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-27
HOUSE COVERING,

He will Cover Houses with TIN, Copper or ZmC
on the new plan, and put up Spoutlng either III town
country, III the best manner, and as he@arant,
his url to be we'll doue, be confidently hopcs tot 4
share OF the patronage of liberal public.
o. ! viii take or boys al good ecucaton Is
Apprentices to the above business.
The highest price gwen for Old Copper Bras',
Pewter and Iron, and country produce taken III rN.
change for work.
IAnchburI, March is NGm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-27

Nitcicll's Reference and Distance Map
OF the United States.
lust received and for sale few OF the aoo'0
- MAPS, neatly painted in counties, by
CHS. PHELPS
April 10 IS
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d. VI. DlDE.AKE.

no" RECEIVING hI, spring supply OF Can.,a.
L The assortment will besery large and We'll =, =
ed for this market. CONSISTING ~ NJ, -. - ee-f.,-
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EO.N.s.E

4 Ne case very fne English Straw. yarierated
~ Tuscan and Open Bonnets; just open and for
,ale bv JAS & UIrN'r g. , ~ 'o
April !:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-27
IMPORTANT INFoR uATIOS.
TO persons ;lihc:cd with the following
complaints, viz:

Scrofnkt lScurry.
Lcg,osV, IEod fcshrriac EruDtioas,
Sal Rhcnm, Pitnpici and farJuHcicd ia
81 5HthOHy 3 IRE
Ierer Sores nhcn The Sore Icgs,
bones aDfcttd, ScaH Iieai
" hate SrcHhtys lear,eai 1atats uhea ,r,cu-
Violent L,npIon,, utter nea ry has JtHei.
2le',
AndaH disorders nr.ing from impure snic of he hlood
and ifupior-arc assured TINT
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NE EDLF -3v'Ofs
Es5ii NOV Az,

'E'liE subscribers take tins method of informing
Their old customers and the public generally
that they have removed their stock of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,, &c.
INTO their Shoe and Hat Room where they will he
pleased to furnish then customers as usual. They
u'cndkeeping ON hand general assortment OF Shoes
Hats and Caps, as heretofore.
DINkLE & RUMBOUGH.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-27
,..ADs

T. ). Just received IA lev boxes SHOES and
BOOTS, and will be CONSTANT, receiving HATS of
inc latest stye,irom their own Manuiacor, also rom
me most celebrated Northern Factories and will be
sold low, II & p
March l6 o
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BOTANICAL. DROPS

md Humor-arc assured lhnt
np REI Fig
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TO PRINTERS. :
F.. White & VIM. Hagar,

UD ESPECTFULLY inform the Printers Of
Ii the United States, to whom they have been
individually known as established letter founders,
that they have now formed co.partnership in
said business, and an extensive experience, they
hope to be able to give satisfaction TO all vino may
favor them with their orders. -.
The introduction of machinary in place Of the
tedious and unhealthy process OF tcasting type by
hand, desideratun by the European founders,
was by American ingenuity, lat heavy expeditur
OF time and money on the part ofour senior part
ner, first successfully accomplishedx. sEtensiye
use of the Inachine-cast letter has fully ned and
established its superiority in every particular,
over those cast by the old process.
The letter boundary business will hereafter be
carried on by the parties before named, under tbe
firm of White, Hagar & Go. Their Specimen
exhibits a complete series, from Diamond to Six.
tyfour Line Plea. The Book and News type
being in the most modern style.
WHITE HAGAR g. Go. are agents for the
sale Of the Smith and Rust Printing Presses, with
which they. can furnish their customers at manu-
actuyers' prices Chases. cases, composing sticks,
Ink, and every article used in the printing busi-
ness, kept for sale and furnished on short
Old type taken il. exchange for new at nine cents
perlb. -
n. B. Newspaper proprietors who viii give
the above three insertions, will be entitled to five
dollars in such articles as they may select from
our Specimens. 40 st
L. WHITE &sHAGAR.
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matters as are connected with capital and It's
moloyment, the prices of British stocks Am
erican securities, cotton, and other great sta-
pies OF the United States. ...
IT, Statements of the condition OF The banks
OF England and France as they may appear
8. Such other statistical information con-
nected with finance, banking, currency, ex-
change, &c. as may render the WORK 'aiua-
bic for present and future reference 70
statesman, legislators, bankers, capitalsls'
merchants, agriculturalists, manufacturers
and private citizens.
In addition to these practical and statlsti-
cal subjects, the Register will contain
\ COPY of the celebrated report OF the Bull
lion committee, made to the British .parlia-
ment in 1910, in which the question of res
toration to specie payments blythe Bank OF
England is amply and most ably discussed.
4 history of the South Sea bubble, OF the
Mississippi scheme, and of other convulsions
in the pecuniary concerns of Europe.
A history Of the currency and effects of the
suspension ofspecie payments by the banks OF
the United States in 1914, and of the various
panics and ruinous pressures fox money which
have occurred since.
Treatises and essays on banking, currency,
exchange, the relative value Of gold and silver
the impolicy of usury laws, and other subjects
of kindred nature, original and selected.
All the essays of AN Examiner including
two published in December last, and which
have not appeared in pamphlet form, and those
which may hereafter appear.
\ complete history of the late money crisis
how
be developed, to serve for future use.
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sheet of l6 octave pages, commencing Oil the
the 5th of July, 1887, and will comprise one
volume of 4lG pages in a year.
2 The price of subscription will be three
dollars for one copy, or five dollars for two
copies, per annuul, payable in advance.
4. No subscription will be received for
less term than one year; and IN all cases
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of the current volume, and the back numbers
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5. Any postmaster, or other individual, who
shall remit ten dollars at one time, shall be
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The notes Of banks of five dollars denom.n-
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state in which the person who RENTS tnem
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Philadelphia, May l6, 1887.
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10 SDOrtSnlen,
Reduction of Freights.

A 7 meeting oftne boat owners of Chesaw,
IA held this day, it was resolved that the
freights from Georgetown ought to be; reduced
and they accordingly revised the present rate Of
freights and made considerable deduction in
almost every article, ainountng,in the general,t to
an average of twenty to twenty five per cent.
The present rates will be uniform and 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 treights and
charges from New York to Georgetown and we
tlust we are successful that Country Merchants
generally who are in reach of this place will find
It TO their advantage to ship their goods this waJ
By order Of the meeting,
D. S. IIARLLEE, Chairman.
August, ll:h 1857. 49-ti
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CIIERAW AND WACCAMAW RAIL
ROAD.

CIIERAW AND WACCAMAW RAIL
ROAD.
Report on the proposed Cheraw and Vac
camaw Rail Road, By Edacard B. Thite,
Esq Engineer.
Charleston, S. c., March 25th,, 1887.
To Col. D. S. HARLLEE,
Presiden, ofthe Conrention, and
Chairman eflhe Executive Committee.
Sir: On the 24lh of January last, Con-
vcntion of Delegates from the Districts Of
Chesterfield, Marlborough, Marion. and
Horny, was held at Marion Court House,
to consider the prac1icabiity and expe-
dency Of constructing a Rail Road
from the town Of Cheraw, to some point on
the uayigable waters OF the Waccamaw
river.
The first resolution of the Convention
provided, that, three Commissioners should
be appointed, who should employ compe-
tent Engineer, TO make reconnaissance of
the country through which the contempIa.
ted Rail Road would pass; to inquire INTO
the advantages and facilities Of the project;
and to estimate the probable cost OF the un-
dcr,aking. Col. D. S. Harllee, MAJOR W.
T.. Eierbc, and Ihos. G. Evans, Esq,
were the Commissioners appoin edto carry
into effect this resolution and they have
chosen ne as the Engineer to make the
proposed examinations. Accompanied by
the two last named gentlemen, and by Mr.
James Wright, of Cheraw,l | have compile
ted the reconnaissance and nov beg leave
to offer the following report:
The country between the points propo.
sed, is emincntly calculated for the purpose
of constructing a Road; being generally
very level; admitting Of long straight Iues;
gentle curvatures, and very slight grades.
To cross some Of the streams which
in;ersec, the line, i. may be dec:aca
expedien. to adopt a grade q 30 'ee:
10 lie mifc R:i: :ais VII Be &: r.
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NeW g. CHEAP Goods.

THNIIE Subscriber has just received and open
q ed an unusually large andextcnsive assort-
ment of seasonable Goods, carefully selected by
himself il New York, in Sept. last. Those
wishing to purchase, may find it to their inter-
est 20 call and examine before buying, as lie
thinks his stock viii be found to comprise as
general an assortment as any in the place; and
he is confident that he Can sci! 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. lie cordially invites all
to call and Judge for themselves. Il can at all
events, do no harm to come and see lie cannot
neglect this opportunity Of expressing his graft
tude to his friends and the public, for the liberal
share of patronage with which he has always
been favored. y. u. M'ARN.
Nov. 2lst, 1885,.
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FER m :.

Il paid within three months, o. w
|. paid within thrco months after the close -
OF the year, - D. ~
/. paid within twelve months after the oo
close Of the year, = oo oo
II not paid within that time, D. w
4 company of ten persons taking the paps. per- q
the same Post Office, shall be entitled to 1t at go
provided the names be forwarded together ac'
coinpanied by the money.
No paper to be discontinued but at he 9''oh
OF the Editor till arrearages are paid.
Advertisements inserted for - cents per square
o, less the first time, and for each subsequent
insertion.
Persons sending in advertisements are reqalr-
ed to specify the number OF times they are to be
iuse ted; otherwise they will be continued til!
ordered out, and charged accordingly.
D;'Thc Postage must be paid ON all co's'au
Dica:ions
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ECOLICtES will be issued upon Buildings
Il Merchandise in Store, and on the river to
and from Charleston and Georgetown; also on
Cotton in sore. Persons living in the country
and towns adjacent by giving description ottheir
property, can have it insured against loss or dam
age By fire.
D. S HAR,LEE, Agent at Cheraw, for
tnsu. Co. OF Columbia, 5. Z.
. April 10, 1886. 26tf
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Sherifss Sale.

"IL be sold to the highest bidder at
w Bennettsvii!e, on tho lst Monday IN
September next, tract of land containing II
acres, bounded on all sides by Pee Dee River,
lying near what is called Mother Gritfins, levied
on as the property of Duncan Mcintyre at the
suit Of Alexander Mcleod for another and 9TH
crs. Conditions cash. 30
NJ. TOWNSEND. Sh'tSG. II. q.
Bennettsville, sc.
August 18th. 1897. 40 y Il
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Sheriff s Sales.
o. fcritS Of Fer F0cidS

- : U Wfl1S q Tttl1 T0cHS.
NNT ILLDe sold before the Court House, on
Wv the first Monday in September next,
within the legal hours, the following property
viz -
One negro man, (Dcnnis) levied on as the
property of aanald Mcdonald, at the suit OF
J. G. Colt vs. r. Mcdonald.
Will be leased to the lowest bidder two Lots
in the Townof Cheraw No. SO and CT belonging
JOS II. Towns, for the Taxes Of the last year-
amount, S4 SO. Terms-cash.
Purchasers will pay for SheritfHs Titles.
A. NJ. LOWRY, Shift {. D. :
Sheritf's Office.
18th Aug. 1887. 40 If -
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Mrs. III. Green

I'D ESPECTFULLY, informs theinhabitants
H of Cheraw and its vicinity, that her school
for selec. number Of young ladies' or girls, over
seven years old, will commence on the 10th DC.
tober, at her residence, near From. Street. Every
branch Of literature which constitutes comriete
English education will be taught, Together with,
Music on the Piano, vocal music, an orna,nen.
tai needle work. Further particulars will be
named shortly,
August %, 1887. G. & II. lit.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-08-30
American Farmer.

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Also, ROBERTS SILK MANUAL, a
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The above works are offered for sale, at the
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April 18th, 1887.