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Portsmouth. n. II, aged 43 years
On Thursday Miss Hannah NJ. Peckhan, in the
T4ih year Of herage.
On Friday Ann Elizabeth, infant doughtsr o!
Dir. Ephraim Coblei.h, aged Ia months.
Al Tiverton. Mr.. George Baker aged 3S years; !;
Frances A. daughter of MIR. Joseph S. Bliven, for
merly of this town, aged l2 years.
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IN this town on Thursday evening last, By the
Rev. Mr. Mckenzie, NJ JOB S. Eldred to Miss
Fanny Alger daughter Of MIR. Nickolss Alger, all
Of this town.
On Sunday evening last By the Rev. Mr.. Ross,
Mr.. Beriah Waite TO Miss Elizabeth Gyles daugh-
ter Of ;he late Mr. William Gyles all Of this town.
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BANK STATEMENT FOR 1886.

The Bank Commissioners, in conformi-
ty with the provisions of the Bank Act,
made report to the General Assembly, at
the May session, containing a statement of
the Returns by The Banks Of their condt-
ion upon the 18th Of March, 1857 We
have not been able to obtain full copy of
this report and in the mean time give TO
our readers the following Summary of the
same, compared with the Returns of Octo-
Der, 1885.
State Of De Ranks IA Rho1e IsLanA on he lsfh of
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short unis before has death If the evidence already
giver be not satisfactory DIR. Uaz,rd viii hear vii,
uess corrobora;ive OF that already ei,el. Thonso,
iansr. IN this c1se and nl,ny Others. is much in.
debsed to DR. Hazard. He is an eminen, practi,ion.
er, has very extensive practice and ia one of those
rare and honorable exceptions with which the history
oil medical reiorma,on makes US acquainted
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yERs.L Pulls, than from any other medi-
cine ever offered to the public. In proof OF
which, l have never seen any attack made
bv them on Brandreth's, Evans, or host
Of other pills, palmed or upon the public
ns Vegetable pills, and which were never
thought of until after the introduction of the
Hygeian Pills. These they consider As
harmless, and not calculated to injure their
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The U. s. Circuit Court, sitting at Wash
ington, has ordered that Il. II. White, who
has been in close confinement since hi, last
trial for burning the Treasury building, be
admitted to bail in the sum Of one thousand
do!IarS
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Comt Of Probate, Ncwport June 9Th 1897.
VNHE Administrator on estate Of SARAH DIs.-
u LINGI1AM, late Of Newport widow, deceas
ed, presented his final account said estate for allow
ance.-li is ordered hai the be received and the
consideration thereof referred TO Court oi =, obue to
be- holden at the State House in Newport on The first
Monday in July next, nj 9o'clock NJ. and thnt pre-.
vious notice be gwen, by publishing scopy OF thi.
Order three several times in tho Rhode Island Ropnb
ioan, for oil persons interested, to appear at said
time and place and be head
A True Copy Witness
June7. II. -. ROWLAND Probate Clerk
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ARRIVED.

THURSDAY, June sih.
Sloop u. ID. Jones, West from New Bedford
Do. Fame, Folger, from Nantucket.
FRIDAY. 9th
Sloops Excel, Gadding, I'm Bristol for N. y
Metamora, Brown, I'm ". Y. for Warren.
SUNDAY, iith.
Sloop Admiral, Smith, I'm Norwich for Prov.
MONDAY, l2lh.
Swedish ship Vida, Lunbsrg, IN Gottenburg
for Fall River
TUESDAY, May 9th.
Sloop Superior, Manchester fn n. with
merchandise TO s. Barker Jr.
CLEARED.
Ship PacioluS, Harding, Liverpool.
Sch'r Nienzamendi, Baker Norfolk.
Sch'r. Edward, Packard Boston.
Sloop Metsmora, Brown Warren.
Do h. JCneS, West, n. Bedford.
MARINE MEMORANDA.
At Savannah 81 inst. Sch'r. Franklin Green,
Waite, Havana.
Al CardenaS 20th ult sch'r Concord, Carr for
Newport or days
Al Glasgow May 9th, brig Canonicus Biglcy,
loading for NY
Arrived at n. Y. on Sunday, ship Kuuzof, Tay.
lor, i3 d1v' from Liverpool TO Douglass Robinson
& Co. los passengers.
WHALE SHIPS.
At Falkland Islands March 20h Ship Cons,itu-
ton Clifford, ofthis port, $50 bblS sp, oil.
At Bay Of Islands Feb. l7th, ship John CoggeS-
hail. Macy ofthis port II mos. cut 800 bbls. sperm
oil
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SAMUEL YOUNG, Agent.

The following late accounts from Flori.
da seem to render renewal of our trou-
bles in that quarter very probable.
From the ST AnglSfine Herald Of o1,h Mar
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y ff0.

In this town on Tuesday 9Th inst. Silas Perry,
son Of NJ Perry shearnsn, aged 10 months.
On Wednesday afternoon last, very suddenly
Cap, Daniel wise masier Of the ship Psci0lus, Of
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COMMERCIAL.
Reported for the Boston Daily Adv. and Patriot
BRIGHTON MARKET. MONDAY June 5.

At market, $50 Beef Cattle, 20 Cows and Calves
so Sheep and 100 Swine.
PRTcEs--Beef Caule-A small advance was real
lied on last weeks prices, and we advance our
quotations. few extra were taken at 81; first
quality at SS IL second quality, 7 81 a IS
and third quality ate 50a 7doilars
Cows and Calves-We notice sale, at 25, %, 30,
81, 40 and one at S75.
Sheep-We notice two lots taken at 81 and 2
so.
Swine-a lot Of large Barrows at 81 "a lot
TO close at 3 l-2 for Sows, and I-2 for Barrows
at retail . 10 and 10 Sll.
fReported for the Journal of Commerce
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n Bonnet Trimming
TILLEY s. HAZARD

ENANING much larger supply and greater
4 II assortment OF Bonnets than usual, will sell
them from one quarter TO one half lower then the
regular prices-Their fine Suaws cost them one
dollar cash less then the Wholesale prices and they
consequently sell them for one dollar cash less
then any one in the State. Their Florence Brads
BoDnets they have made themselves, and therefore
have them without starch aud gum-,hoss starched
and gumed mp are complete deception and look for
few days much finer than they actually are. They
will sell trimmings for Bonneh cheaper than any one
can.
IL Forie cash they are still selling at the actual
cost. June 7th.
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State of RaOde. .Isga.d & Prorid.nes Plantations.

NEwroRr, sc.-An inquisi,ion taken at Newport
in the County Of Newport, the 7lh day Of June, in
the year OF our Lord, 1897 before George c. Mason
Coroner Of the Town of Newport in said county
TEL WISE, there lying dead, by the oaths OF
Elnathan Manchester, Seth C. Bradford and John
HorSwell, and by the afirma,ions Of George C.
Shaw, Charles Whitfield and Isaac Gould, good
and lawful men, who being sworn, affirmed, and
charged 10 inquire for The said Stale, when, how.
and b. what means the said Danioi Hiss came 70
his death And the Jurors aforesaid, upon their
oaths and afhrmations aforesaid, do say, that the
said DaHid Hise did die BY the Vista,ions Of G. cd
in a natural way, and no, otherwise ..
In witness of all the before written the said Cor
oneG hath hereunto set his hand and seal, the day
and year aforesaid -
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ga CARD.-fn

rAMEL'S Hair, Cashmere and raw Silk Shawls
~ and Gen,ememen's woolen garments Of all
descriptions, cleansed, repaired and spots removed
without receiving any injury by the process used.
Urn. B. Clear starcbIng and cnmping, by an
experienced hand. For further information, apply
TO tho LADIES, ORNAMENTAL HAIR
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PAL. SOL ~
37,7S9
l20.TS9 II
7,0sl 64
elO.O2S24569

Total Resources Of Banks Sl0,0sS24569 GO
The total amount OF specie in the Providence
Banks has cons derably increased since the 18th Of
March. Pror. Coar.
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NEw FAT SToRE.

O. TIE Subscriber respectfully informs his
NJ 7 friends and the public generally that he
E&sA has opened the Store, at No. 81 Thames
t. street, Qormerly occupied by the late s.
q. Weaver asa Hat Store,) where he
intends keeping an assortment OF all kinds of Gentle
mems, Boys and Childfens Hats aud Caps ,..
lie has now on hand n complete assorimen OF
siLk' PLAIN. AND FUR HATS.
of good quality which will be sold as cheap as at
an, store IN Newport A share Of public patronage
respectfully solicited. a..
PERRY WEAVER.
n Is Hats and Caps made 10 erder IN the newest
H'e at short notice. April &C.
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NOTICE.

A IL who may bold our due biIls payable in Gro.
n ccnes, can have them redeemed in Silver
when to the amount Of one dollar is ctIersd, at No
$50 Than,essuess Newport r T.
Msr " }. z. NEWTON t. co.
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!l!|!l|.z''!|.3! .3!!!|I[$XlN
DIG. LAMONT, Artist,

ND ESPECTFUILY tenders his services TO
Nd those Ladies and GentlemeL who may honor
him with their patronage in the line Of his proies
SION Mr.. L. lately made The tour OF Great Britain
the British Provinces and the United States, he
having practised above twelve years, generally
succeeds in producing strong resemblance. Pro
files in colors ON ivory paper, we'll lnished only$3
Miniatures on ivory, framed, So to $40 and upward.
All iikene,Ses taken by Mr. l. will be warranted
srikneiv correct and the sitter detained but short
time. Miniatures for Bosom Pins Lisenesses cop
led correctly, and reduced. az.
Ladies will BE- attended in the town and neigh
borhood.
Those who intend TO avail themselves ofthis op-
por,unity must apply during this week and next,
as that is likely to be the utmost extent OF his stay
T.F Painting Room over the COMMERCIAL Bank
Thames street. June H.
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Having sddueed sufficient testimony 70 show that
no evil IN the case fCapt Wise lay at the door
Of Thomsonism Il is proper that grateful mention
should be made Of Enoch Hazard, ND. In tbscss
TCap' Wsc DR. Hsrsrd ~ys pressn, during o
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EHEEsENAS =. ARABIAN BALsAM
~ for Rheuna,isn Wounds snd Bruises, q ,Ae
/, vsiu.bls ar,isle. for .sle hy RI TAYLOR
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ISAAC BURDICk.

We the undersigned were called to lay ou, Capt.
Wise, and IN the performance OF that act dIscoy'
cred about the abdomen aud thighs. every app-ar.
snce Of modification. The paris there sbouts we're
black. or much discoored. THOMAS sPOONER.
JOHN MOWATT.
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Deposits in other Banks
Bank aud other stock
Real Estate
Other Property
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LIST OF LETTERS.

REMhrNNs IN the POST oyricE, NEW
PORT, n. {.
JUNE LIST, 1887.
u$~Persons calling far them eiH please
say "adoeriised," as they arc laced in a 4
SsD0-1fr boy
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Leares Proridcnct.
Mondays, 9th Il l9,h,
Wednesdays. 18th, & -,
Fridays 9lh & %.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-10-04
Mrs. II. Green

ED ESPECrFULLy, iaforns til. inhabitants
He oiCnysw ami i's vicinity, that her Soheol
will co nalpncc OIL til: lGta Of q tohar for the
instruction Of i select Number Of young L,;lics
o. girls over sven Yoars old, in tho hous, :pp'.
sits to Mr.. S:!uc.nc:1's Hotel.
The courso Of stulios will comprehend tn,
following branches. orhography. Reading.
Writing, English Grammar, with P-rsing aud
cIcrcis >, Composition, History Of every kind:
heut:l and praclic,l Ari:hm,';ich, Mythology,
Philosophy, Astronomy, Rhetoric, Botany,
Chy.nistry, nusicI OF the Piano and 20 al, OF.
nameatul Needle Work. ,FIerc vii. bs 'w.
Pianos furnished for tbs accommodation Of p1.
pills who have none, at reasonably hire.
No dcluc.io., vi pr!a. will b. mad, for ahjsnca
of ec!io..ys, except IL caacs O. ro-l necessity
rhc price Of tuition to ho paid quarterly in ad-
vapco.
Prica for ils. sass $40 90 par q.sr.r
f;econI, s O. e"
Musiok, Is 90 :.
No addition Of p.;c: will h, nqio for Nce;I!,
Work. The first Class will b, taught every
branch Of instruction n'iii i, except Bot.ny aad
Chyinistry; there viii b. Gil addition OF ono
dollar per ,a.tcr &C.. &C. Of Tx 30 s;n:.; g.
August 81 - "a
Airs. G. has recently cIg &C.; I cn:.pctcnt as
si-taat from George Town. an! c.n take c',arss
OF greater MI io-r of s:::ro! th,n size &c rir.t
proposed. 4 cllss Of s,n ii c,r,n c,n b. Ia
s!ylc:cd also Oh rcasoaahl: I: ',Gs sai ;;.'
girls accoMmo !atId with hai..
S.ute,nber l3 1897 ~ -
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.c,Ys,J 10 iia!, nlar:;;n2a'. \ gentleman
q; true Conservative principles fancy'ns u
..,I;'s haat: for d;nnar, ;t2cos.ed his butcher
viii, "Goo! morning. Sir--;'u'c nave you
4 calls head lhis mornius" To wh'c', tie
bn.cher. WHO is ra'hcr ianoIs .or ms JOKES
wi,.iIy replied, Yes S:r. have two.-*nlc'i
do vou prefer. Wing Or a Tory! "O''
a Torv, Il Tory, to be sure added l''e
!ssnre:lrn, !ey;ng h:' h*nd upon On" '';a'
Hal Il fine plum? APPEARANCE. OWING % is
beino pretty freely inflated, Thus IS alo;y'
,rEsnne.'' Yes. SIX. !: IS, TePird me
bn,chor You will send ms, 'Ae !lnc head
me- Tory" away wen: the gentleman no
doubt anticipating delightful 'rea: n the
contents Of a Tory head. The mead Was
accordingly s>n: cooked and brought 10
-,b',. whcA. % his H.:of lS:oalshmcEt, ho
discovered ,Ae brains were wanting; en- IA
o,,;rv was of col?sc Instituted when the
COO, declared tina; in hcr washing and pre-
pairing tho head SIC never saw any. Din
ner over the gentleman called upon the
butcher for an explanation, when he pos
s;;ivelv ass,r ci he had sent tic one 'ha!
was ordered-bl. rs !oc nc brains, ud2cd
h., r,rr, no:e- asc any n Tory head
No.t;aoham iserier.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-10-04
Reduction OF k'rughts.

a T meeting of the boa: or:.'rs o: Cher w,
IA held this day, it WIS r'soive.i ti,'t the
t,eishts from Gcors so.cwn oasi:: % b'; g"'i,t,.a
III they accordingly revised tie present rate OF
Erairh:s and made Il consi;ier.t!, .lct.Getion in
-Is:,ost every article, smouaing!:: til: ge;sera,'o
al average OF twenty TO t"c,,;y ;:: per CIV
Tho present rates will b. nni:arr:l aai !lrg,
quantity of them printed ANA distributes; t:reE.h
the country for the s,,ist;:c:ion of IL" coun'r!e
Merchants and others vino may !,c Gisp"ssd t"
ship their goods b. mi; place. TAR, is ';ow
An cffo.: making 10 .cdrca lie Fl. lights a::G
charges from Nov York to t;oorg ':ewn arl We
tiust il wo ara succ yss,l that County Merchants
generally who az, il reach of this place will find
:: TO t!lci. advantage 10 ship thei, goos this way
BY order Of the mcei;ne.
y. 5. HARLLHE, C!a'm'".
August, lith 1887. j ID
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-10-04
Taoors PoR FLORIDA FROM Sourh
CAROLINA

These ,roops are about 20 te discharged
vthou. seeing service. We ind CORES
poudence between Gossgno: Butler ana 'he
Secretary OF War, on ,se subject published 10
the Columbia Telescope. from when II ap-
WARS ,hg. ,he cail wne, in the first instance
for ro7untecrs TO servc Sir nng''!hs. lhe uo'-
oroo- reD;icd tina; three months was the long
az, time which the laws ofConsress authorize
the calling out militia force; that he would
order a draft for the number required Which
nigh. be replaced, at The expiration Of 'neH
.c,m ofservicc. by another requ!s''on. Inc
Secretary of War replied that tho PRESIDENT
IVES authorized By on act OF 1865 10 accept
volunteers not exceeding 10000 tor SIX or
twelve months To this :he Governor rcplleo
that iuasmuch as the description OF force ex-
pec,ad were to be "strictly rclun'eers, and no
was satisfied such force could no: be raised in
,he State, because he scIvlceis, tor different
reasons, unponula!, he did not therefore 1neke
the call being sat SIZED hat !: could result only
in q dsc-edi,ab.e failure The Secretary re-
plicd tha, although he would De glad to s:a;t
himself of the courage and activity Of The c't-
;zens Of South Carolina, il they could be
induced to volunteer, he must decline recelV-
ing troops raised in the manner proposed oy
the Ex-Governor; because, independently OF The
ipefic;ercv OF a force raised tor SO short
,erm he was unwilling to compel our citizens
to leave .hei. homes by compulsory oraugh:
when voIuatco-s are freely o:taving their SCR
vices from ether states.
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Columbia Ee:na!c Seminary

7EviIE exercises Of A!rs. u usin's Seminary for
e young Lsli IS vii! cotnui-ncc on Mordiy.
tho II of O:so5ar in IL: school. .,iolso recently
Occupied by Mr. Vi!ua, Till s',c' :ino as n moro
coa,:noIious ono ia oo: incl) Tn, ss!,o ,sti'
ysar consisting Of :sn months, of two eqial
s-ssons-,th: :fst ses>io., :ron frs, ot O;'o.
b,r to lst Hllrch; - s,ss;o. c;5 X: M:rcL!r
T., Auglst.)
T-r.ns oftai.iOl ?>-S 's:o,.
F1v English, loves! class. $1,000
highest, 25.0o
For Ltin, Il dim or Prcn@i. 2J.0o
Po. Music, Piano, Harp OF G;':tAr. 2j.W
For Drawing, Painting, Fancy WORK &C., 2l,3)
Mrs. Mlr!in wil prefer when coaYenE'n. that
Pupils b. entered at he. restless. ..aring tho
hours not allotted to the * rcises of the school
II y few young Ietii - from tho osntry en-
| 30 accommodated with bo "a
| Sopt Is 81 ~
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CUSTODY OF THE PUBLIC MON
On SATURDAY LAST,

TIE Speaker laid before tie House I
r;.,ort from the Secretary Of TIC Treasury
il compliance with a resolution o! the House
Of ;hc 18th ins,., relative 20 The methods
Which have brcn adop:cd for the saic.kcc7.
,ag Ct the public funds since tha first orsa"-
;z,:;ou of:he Geyrr0T"nt urd'r the Con-
s.;.u,;oa: .:.c !cng,! O. ;ina that each nlo:it-
o., ,..,e i. cn n US. designating: '"" >rv"".''
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-10-04

paagus wor:iv oi;;a ovcas:o2. This ST.
pcro piece ofworJ, nov romphte''. AMI
We '.2e had re pleasure Of Inspecting it.
Tnc boI ) Of IL" sa:co2:mg:ls is cycaY"'ed
from sold block Of American narkblc,
and is a5on, 7 i,.-l 6 n:!!cs IN. Huy'A, 3 feet
in brer;h across tho breast, and , feet IS
depth. Tn, III is composed ofiae l,uIian
marble. a!,olt four ;nc;,ns ia thc!;ncs,, and
is IN: chef objrct ni attraction for is b 'au'-
III, and chase scripture. Tna Am&rican
Eagle with ol stretched wings ald IN the
bodies: relief, is represented as standing on
CIl urrigh; s;!!cs1, from the Sdcs o! which
iA,is graceful Gr,lpcry, Iorn"t of the
American fig. anl surmou!t'N. on the one
side by spears. and on ,h' n:acr by The
olive branch. Bu, j, is 70 .hc execution Of
this sculptureltho. tic highest rr;s:s is til:
Although wrought :ro:;: i .;u1oor iiii AERIAL
the Eagle has all tn, ailia:i2r o! Hl:y!Gg
thing. nnd IS oSIuisttl ' finished III ;iil hs d..
.ul>. Tnc drnpery also with lis co::l' il d
I'll assuls preserves in h:marb!o Ill he easy
graceful, Hnd flowing appearance OF rich
silk hanG;nss We doubt nurh wt.e:'rt :
the work, for,hc beatty uni !i2eness Of lis
finish. hTs ever been "q!l~'!&d in II" United
| Sat<. The s!npIo dam; o: " ASKING,
T n - bsru,rt:,lr engraved Immediately
bclow the sculpture. We understand that
| the tas!>;ul device wss furnished BY Nj.
! Strickland, archlca:, Of F"i'aj''!phia. E!,
cry means 10 preserve IN is freshness ''e
! memory ofthc great bnef .c:nr IF lis com.
Try, should be commended, rs tending 10
! Ee"rcaalo :ho moral innlrnc, Of his virtues.
| FIJI. Prrsiyt r!an.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-10-04

I'VE refer the reader 10 the synopsis OF NJ
King's speech in our abstract OF the proceed
ings Of Congress. NJ. King has always been
of the Jackson and Van Buren, party; but ne
has at the same time maintained the eharac-
ter of en- honest and independent politician.
1t cannot be alleged ,ha, he is Influenced BY
party prejudice against the administration, in
forming his opinions CT It's measures. He, on
the contrary s:ro"e 70 ap?:o"a lis course, and
sill DOES so. IS far ss his judgement and con-
scien-e hermit Em.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-10-04

There arc. N this vicinity, a! the present
time, but few cases OF sickness. These few
are usually accompanied, at the commence
ment, with symptoms of Gyscntery and great
irritabllily of bow els which when neglected or
mismanaged IS apt 10 yan INTO dangerous m
flamation. We therefore caution persons al
distance from physicians, and who therefore
practice upon themselves "c the'' t2'n:'ieS'
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-10-04
Dissolution.

7uVHH COP .r.n 'rs!!:p heretofore existing under
q. the Er of scott g. Kcclcy, is this .iay dis.
so!voi BY :n!tu consent All tIos, i..,isbled to
iii i'm, ar reg ies:.d 70 ni.k, p.yuIont before
the frs: anu Try. Tho', who ussiec, TO do SC,
will ini tiIJir accnu ts in I'll, hands Of au A.
toTnay 70. collection.
SCOTT e. KBELER.
C,cray, 81 o.. 1897
Tac hrsir 81 vii } CO ti u. j fltnro nv
KELLER.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-10-04

TIE Sc.a.ors from SoE!h Carolina III Con-
uress are dividelupon the prominent measures
which have hitherto come before that BODY
Nv Calhoun advocates the withholding ol
tbe fourth instahnent Of the "Sorplus revenue
from the states;-the issue Of treasury votes;
the hard money policyi--anl tho Sub
'rreasrr, project. Mr.. Preston, Gu the con-
.rary, opposes all these. No vote has yet
boen taken in the House winch indicates the
v;avs Of members Of that Lod? o1 'heso sub
;ectS.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-10-04

C,!,s.:Sroy, S::2c %
DAGGlNG, heavy honp 2lu24 c:s. par 81
OK do 1921; Tow do. Halls.
BALE ROPE, 8al25 els. per lb.
BACON, hams, l2ol6 c,:. pe: Ii. sho"lL> r,
and middlings, Hale.
BUTTER, Goshen, =, cs. pr b. In::.
rio- l2al23
COFFEE, Green 2!imc Cao., IL c!a. per
Il. Gooa 10 9zt1; St. Do-ri"gu Brazil,
llall; Lsguira, 1900; Porto R!ao, 00ao''.
IRON, Russia, pig. 3Sa,i5 collars pr ton
bar, $500 dollars per cw;. Swad =, assorted, 5GG0
per cwt.
LIME, Stone | l 25 per bb
MOLASSES, Nsw Orleans. 36 CTS p,r
gallon.
SUGAR, Louisiana, Ga74 c,r's por II. IIa-
v.nna, white, ll0lls; brown, ) ;S; doublc re-
fined, l6ale.
SALT, Liverpool ground, per
sack do por bushel, 3oao0 c:s. Turks Island.
35a40 cents.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-10-04

A Meeting Of the Merchlnts OF Cheraw
and It's Vicinity, and all others interested will
be held 8. the Council Chamber on INcdncs.
day evening at o'clock, to take into cons:d.
Grafton the proprie:y Of fendin;, delegates to
the Commercial Convention to be held q: An.
gusta Georgia in this month!
1t is earnestly requested that all w"o fe'l any
interest in he subject will attend.
Cheraw, 3rd October, 1887.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-10-04


co,sress-This body has ye tcomp'eteo
no business and is no: likely to do any thing
,,- tho r,liefof the country during the present
session. Iti dev;1cd into thee parties each
of which has its project, bu. each Oe'ns a!so
ammority of the whole, no one can Prooa0!y
carry lis fayorite measures. The great oody,
Of the Wings aim for National Bank and &c,
some OF .aem seem disposed to fight on until
two thirds of bo'h Houses shall come 10 lhen
ground, and thus carry their point IN despite
of the Presidential veto. The administration
party. which is the largest, support tho SUB
Treasury projec. CT the President. And the
conservatives" a small BIZ: able, AMI aPpas-
entlv determined party, are ye: bent upon a
further expcrrmen. with the State BANKS
Their chance of success, is however, So Ut
.erly hopeless, in the present state OF lee'snS'
Roth in and out OF Congress, !il: man., Il not
most OF them may finally be indaced' 20 unite
upon the scheme OF one Or the o:aer OF the'r
prcsen: opponents. Unless they shall 90 th's'
no.iIag cfect.alcan DC done dar'ng 'h' pres
en-. session.