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Columbus Democrat., 1838-06-30

Poor Bidde--some OF his quondam Wing
friends DO kick and cuff him about, most uniner-
ciiuIly While they have been honest IN their
eudeavors after National Bank and have unre
soryodIy put themselves under his lead, suppos-
ing him TO have been as honest as themselves
as honesi we mean, as a whig can be IN matters
Of this klndl they at length begin TO discover that
Mr.. Biddle has been issuing them solely FOR his
own selfish interest, ard they are now for mailing
his ears 70 the pllory! Read the suhjoiued from
that old Federal Wing the Boston "Ccusier.',
Bali Rep.
I'VE give him (Biddlc) credit for great talent
as fnoncier. and for patriotism so long as IT
was for his interest to be patriotic and public spi-
ritcd For some Of his selfish ottrocifies ,riikin
ihe iaSI l,eo sea,s, HE OUGHT TO RIVE
HIS EARS NAILED TO THE PILL0RT
and IRE could look upon him ia that posiiiog
FiiA gadimisaished eOnplaesney &c.
Columbus Democrat., 1838-06-30

Ter, had our general the means Of getting supplies
They say. however that, in few DAYS we shall
have ii'h,i ami thea. shall take care 10 secure
pair OF Shoes
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1838-11-21

CHEAP Ll1Hr.-A Paris lsurnal contains
notice of some impor ant discoveries
which have been made in England aud also
in France, in the use of tar and the coalscs;
oils for producing light. 1t is said that TIC
new melhol sput in practice in Paris. by
which the light of a single burner is furnish
ed al a cost not ecding 9 francs 10 CEN
times, or 30 cents per annum. The process
of Obtaining light for domestic and cconomi.
cal purposes, from oils Of the ch apcst kind,
is effected By the aid Of an artificial current
Of ar, which cyc,es lle combustion Tire
lamp used is of an extreme simplicity, and
the heat o.! tic fame is employed 10 effect
a decomposition otthe oil, in sucha manner
that the gas is continual y formed in the
ubes Of the lamp. The French journalist
remarks, that he shall wat, before pronoun.
cling definitely upon the merit of his dis
covery. until lie has witnessed more COM u
sive experiments. In the mean time he Is
satisfied that the process contains a precious
germ which is d serving OF SERIOUS aitaA.
ton
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1838-11-21

A Bacs;wooas Heroine. friend, writing TO
us from Helena, Arkansas, under date OF the
18th ultilno, says: Last week, Mrs. VI
Bride. of Monroe county, widow lady, was
informed by one other children that The dogs
had trccd panther within half mile OF her
house. Having no ammunition, she sent to a
peiphbor's and proc urcd powder and lead,
moulded some bullets, loaded her gun. and
proceeded to The place, and brought down her
pame at the first fire. The report OF the gun
Started up another panther at hand, which
ran M tree within half mile of the other.
She again loaded her gun, and killed the Sc
cond also at the first fire, from the top OF one
of the talest trees. happened there the same anne
day, and received the 81 iatemen, from herselt.
Louisville Journal.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1838-11-21

The Newspaper scribblcrs in Charleston
have been discussing the question, who shall
be the president of the Rail Road Bank =
Gen. Iayne and Col. BIanding have been
named, and so much solicitude has been ex
pressed for the fate of the Rail Road, in case
Gen. Haync should be withdrawn from it tc
the bank, that he has been induced to make a
publication stating that he is not candidate
for the presidency of the bank. and has no in
,cntion of relnquishing his present station.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1838-11-21

\ GOOD HgT.--A capital anecdo'e was
related to US yesterday. One Of Our Gin
cinnati bellies, a beauty Of the first water,
was recently at Saratoga, and attracted
much attention. Among strangers there
was considerable speculation as 10 the fair
lady's identity, &C. \ ne" conner, one
day observing the number ordand;cs dang.
ing about her, and following in her wake
inquired WHO she was.
'Tlrt is tic Greet i!'cStcyH.
is It? presumed as mnch. from The
number Of fats she has n low.'-Cn Ne1cs
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1838-11-21
Darlingt0n Acdde,ny.

A N election viii he held on tho third Moe,
"A day in November next, at Darlington
Court House for Teachers to ill the Academy
at that place, the ensuing. year. a male, aud
female Teacher are wanted.
The situation, in every point Of view is thought
desirable for persons devoting themselves TO The
instruction of youth.
Applications for the above situation vii :s
made before the time indicated above, 10 lie.
Secretary, at Darlington &. H., post paid.
A. DR0MGOOLE SIMS,
President.
ELIAS r. WILSON. Secretary.
November 9th, 1898.
81 81
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1838-11-21
Estate Sale.

NkY permission of the ordinary for Chester
I'D tiqld District; will bo sold on the FIRST day
Of January next, {: the Market House in Che
raw, at IL O'Clock, NJ.
10 LIKELY NEGROES.
Tie property ofthc late VIM. Pegues. imbra.
cling variety Of ages and sexes. Tho lot is as
likely as any to be found in the State. Further
particulars arc deemed unnecessary as purcha.
sers will of course be on tho ground 10 see aud
act for themselves, where every information cath
be had, to give satisfaction to the buyer.
TERMS.
One-third Of the purchase money viii bn -,
quircd in cash. The balance. credit until tho
first of January l54o. Notes bearingrinteres,
from the day Of sale, payable. at.he Merchants
Bunk of sc. at Chcraw. with gaod personals
security, and mortgage Of the property; pursls..
asers to pay for papers, and the property not 70
bo removed until the condition of the sale is
compiled with.
b. BRYAN, Adm'r.
Nov. 81, 1893. /. tin.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1838-11-21
Administrators Sale.

HpY permission of the ordinary viii be sold on
AD Saturday the 18th December next at the
market House in Cheraw, the celebrated blood
cd holsc, Franklin. cowned in part BY the EST
tate of William Pcgues and gentleman in N. C.
His pedigree will be furnished ON applicaiion to
the subscriber.
Terms.-Twenty- FIVE dollars in cash. Twelve
m on,hs credit on the balance. il over one thou.
sand dollars, iflcss than ono thousand dollars,
six months with note payable at the Nor han,s'
Bank OF S. c. at Chcrlw, endorsed TO the sa!A-
faction Of the admins rator and all concerned.
BROWN BRYAN, -
ADM. Of ". P>g,iss.
November 2i. 1888.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1838-11-21
S;hc,iT's Sales.
At

WE7ILL be sold on the first monday in Decen.
w Der rcx,, at Chesterfield Coust House
within the legal hours Of sale OIL writ Of Gerr
Facias the following property, viz:
All The defsndlnrs interest in Gne thousand
acres Of land more or less, lying on the waters Of
lands of James Joplin, Richard C,owder and
others, levied on the property Of Williamson
Tad!ock, at the suit Of John Pervis, VS.. w. Tad
loch.
Terms Cash-Purch, sors will pay for shcrif's
Titles.
A. NJ. LOWRY Stiff. C. D.
Nov 10, 1888. l-9t
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1838-11-21

sSuansarv.--1he Richmond and Ere icricks-
burg Railroad Company have made dlV'dcnu
Of l-2 per cent for the last six months l nc
dividend for the previous tuelre months was
only 4 per cent.-Arkansas has elected an
Administration member OF Congress and Iowa
Whig.-A fire occurred in Yorkville, on the
night of 7th inst in the store OF NJ. Steele
which, with the most Its contents, was de-
stroyed. There were Is kegs OF powder IN
the upper story OF the house, which! pr""Nnsed
efforts to save the goods until they took lre ano
cxploded.-A seryile insurrection was lately
projected in Henderson County, Ky. WHICH
was to be executed about the 2Oth Oct. but
it was discovered by an owner OF several slaves
who missed them from his p!antatlon' aho
found they had been riding his horses at night
Upon taking them up and examining them
separately, they confessed their guilt and I'M
plicated white man named Cummings as the
mover in the matter. He is supposed 10 oe
ono Of gang whose aim was plundcr-l he
total number of deaths from yellow fever, du'
ring lis continuance in Charleston was abou'
3lG.-The exploring expedition was at Madeir'
on the Goth, scpt.-A British vessel the CoI
borne, was lately los. off the Canada coas
with a cargo worth 100000; 40 passengers
! oe.;shed.-The small pox is prevailing to soms
:. tI,,;f,, ,rd pn--7,, ,~.;t:cs. y .
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1838-11-21

TIE MoRMoNs.-The ST. Louis slips ofthe
lst and I'd November contain the most alarm.
inc accounts oflhe outrages committed by this
gang of dcluded fanatics. They have burned,
t is sad, the Court House, Post Office and
store in Davies county, together with a large
number Of dwelling houses in the vicinity
They also threaten the adjoining counties OF
Raw and Richmond. Governor Boggs had
ordered out 5000 mounted men to put down
the insurrect;on. The papers seem to consld-
cr it a very serious affair. There are various
rumors of conflict having taken place be-
tween them and the citizens, but the most au-
,lcntic is, that skirmish had occurred between
the Mormons and the citizens near The line Of
Ray county, in which ten Of the citizens were
killed and a number taken. Even this how
ever is but rumor and wants confirmation. In
times of such exaggeration. The Mormons
cvnce doggcd resolution to contest for their
homes, and fight it out. Blood has already
been shed, and there is no telling where the
disturbance will find an end. A deep-rooted
hostility to this fanatical sect Las spread among
the citizens Of Missouri who have resolved, at
all hazards, TO cxpei them from the county
We shall await the result with the most anx-
ious so!lcitu. c.-N. Orleans Bulletin.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1838-11-21
G II l. Il A w G A ZE r TIE.

Ne0 York Election.-The Wings have car
RED the election in both the city and state. In
The city they had majority gilmore than l70O.
hlr. Cambreling, who has so long represented
the city in Congress is of course cut out. The
fullest account which we have seen is from
the Albany Argus,.an administration paper.
We copy the account. BY "Republicans" the
writer means administration men by "Fed-
eralists' Wings, or opposition men.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1838-11-21

Administration readers know that the
Rev. Thcophilus Fisk, Universalist preach
or, made an unsuccessful attempt, two years
ago, to establish an Agrarian and revolutionary
paper in Charleston. They also know that
he has now gone to Portsmouth Va. where lie
has also commenced the publication of pa
per. The following a-e the terms in which
this paper is greeted by the Raleigh Standard,
the leading Administration paper OF North
Carolina.
G-We have received the three first num-
bers of a'FHE OLD DoMINIoN," neatly prin-
ted and ably edited weekly paper, issued by
Fisk g. Cunningham, at Portsmouth, Virginia
| Terms, 81 for six months, in advance. "ihe
Old Dominion" has espoused the cause OF the
people. Mr.. Fisk is the editor, and is one o
| the most able writer's at present connected
with the political press.
! We do not suppose that either the editor o.
the Standard or any respectable portion OF any
large political party in this country arc agra
rians in principle, but like too many mere poll
ticians and political partizans, they arc ready
| to corn,cnance and court reckless enemies o.
our social institutions, for the sake OF thell
votes.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1838-11-21

Canada insurrcctlcn has actually COM
menced again in Canada. TIE insurgents
supposed to number at least 5000. Many
unprincipcd adventurers in different parts OF
New York, are known TO be making secret
prcparations to aid them. The Earl Of Dur
ham has sailed for England, and the admins
,ra.ion OF the Govcrnment..has devolvea upon
ir John Colbornc.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1838-11-21
CHE:tAW GAZETTE
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1893.

The present is the first No. of the fourth
Volume oftl;s paper, and the time is proper
one to make an addition to its title, indicative
of our purpose soon 10 rerder it better adap-
ted and more useful TO agricultural readers
than it has hitherto been.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1838-11-21
Fall and Winter Goods.

THE Subscribers have lately rec'd>by Steam,
IL and Pole Boats their fall and winter supply
ofGoods which arc offered for sale on accommo.
dating terms.
AMONG WHICH ARE
Blue, Black. Invisible Green, and Mixed
Broad Cloths, Casimeres, Ssttinetts, Silk Velvet
and Worsted Vestings, Flannels, Blankets,
Irish Linen, Sheetings and Shirings, Marenos.
Crcassians. Shauls and fancy Handksrchiefs,
Calicoes, Hosiery. Lambs Wool and Worsted
Shirts and drawers, fine and common Stocks
and Collars, Silk Red and Worsted Gloves, Lin.
seys. Domestics, sc. &c. 49,.
ALSO
4 gc-c.a! assortment of negro cloths.
JOHN MALLOY L. Co.
Brick Store.
Nov. 2lst, 1888.
/ If
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1838-11-21

Furious attack on Mr.. Fan AmJurgh
Of Astlsy's Amphitheatre By one of his II.
gers.-Since Wednesday last the principal
topic of conversation in the theatrical world
has been the furious attack made on Mr..
Van Amburgh, whose exhibition at Astley's
Loyal Amphitheatre Of lions, tigers, leop.
ards and other animals Of the forest, in the
grand geological spectacle entitled the
Lion Conqueror of Pompei," has excited
within these few days past 80 mnch public
attention. Mr.. Van Amburg has been
styled the philologos Of the above eques.
TRAN establishment, as the brute tanner, and
certainly the appe.lation is well ap-
piled as the following daring feat will
prove; for never was the cour-g' or tn"
presence o. mind Of man put to a scvcTer
test. From he information obtained by
our reporter yesterday, from an authentic
source, it appears that on Wednesday, Inst
rehearsal vas going on in the circus Of
the theatre, when Mr.. Van Amburg. wish
ing one Of his tigers 10 perform CERTAIN
feat, which the animal was utterly unable or
unwilling to accomplish, had recourse to
severe corporcaI punishment, Which chas.
lisemen,h he inflicted with large horsewhip.
Smarling under the pain of the lash, the
animal become incepscd, and suddenly
sprang upon Mr.. Van Amburgh, who IN
stan,ly was hurled with violence 10 the
ground, from lie strength and weight Of
his inccnscd i.nd a,sailan,. Mr. Van Am.
hursh, who is Of Il;rculean case, and pos
sessing extraordinary muscular power, in
s,anAy perceived TIC intention Of The ami
NAL, which was that o! tearing him TO pieces,
aud with tn: courage and presence of mind,
which few men possess, seized his foe by
the lip Of the lower jaw, and thus pin'oned
him as a bull dog would an OK at bait.
A long and fearful Struggle now cnsucd, in
the course Of which both the man and Tiger
rolled over several times. AT l.neth Mr.
Van Amburg got the better Of his foe by
throwing limoa his back, al the same time
knecling on lis stomach, anf, with bis
other hand, wI;cil was Til now uncngagcd,
commenced striking the PROSTATE animal
with his c!cnchcd fist, the blows following
in quick succession over the head, fee,
and particularly y the nosr, un:il the blood
! flowed from the subducd animal who here
quivered under the grasp Of his conqurror.
Al length Mr.. Van Amburg, pcrccivlng
that lie had completely overcome him, re.
leased his hold, and the animal finding him.
self at liberty, retired a short distance ifcm
his master, aud croauchcd down as if sev.
ercIy suffering iromlhe punishment be had
r, ceiyed. Irmay here be proprr to men.
ton the performers $50 we undrrs.oo'') did
not pay any Attentions to Tic struggle, con.
sidcring tina, i, was merely u rehearsal OF
the part to be played in tho evening, until
they saw him administering The severe caas.
,iscmcnt as before described 10 the enraged
animal. and its efforts to compel Mr.. Van
Amburgh 10 release his bold. This en-
cncoun:cr did not at all impede The enter
! ;ainmenls Of The cvening.-John Bull
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1838-11-21
AUCTION.

hN. Monday 18th December next, at tie
" House opposite the Planters fIo,el, large
lot of household and kitchen furniture, consist.
ing Of
English Piano,
Pair of Card tables;
Mahogany dining DO
Carpets
Candle Shades
Crocksry Glass and
China Ware.
Bras, five sets,
Tenders. N
Hair Sol ispriny seat,)
] Dozen Rlsu O0lton chairs,
9 Sets windsor Do,
Beds and Mattresses,
Belstead",
Plltcd caudle sticks,
Do cordial stand,
Knives and Forks
Clock and complete set Of kitchen fIrui,urr
with other articles USUALLY wupted by House
keepers also c stove and school room furniture.
Most of the abov, furniture has been in uso-
but short time and is worthy OF the attention
Of kousekcepers.
TERMS. -
Under $40 cash; over that amoupt crsdi: o
90 days; purchasers to give note with approy;d d.
security.
]. HERVEY, A..ctr /,
Nov 81, 1889.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1838-11-21

HONORABLE LlBERALTY.-Tnc Boston
Mercantile states tha, the English Govern.
ment have engaged TO eSact from Mr..
Ca,n, the Indian Antiquarian AMI HIs'ori-
Cal painter, no d,i"s on any Of the articles
comprising his Museum, in case of his visit
to England. 1t is hope! that his valuable
collection orIndiana potrails and curiorlics
vii! never leave this country, but become
The property of The National Government.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1838-11-21

pronounced aloud the words which were
st the head ofthe bill in starring capi;als-.-.
Morus multcaulis," and paused mo-
ment, exclaimed, "PlIs!! More Pills |!
Well, contound the quack medicines, say
Look here, Bob, ,.-..onIy see There sanoth.
erin(erlal quack come out with his Pills" )"
Norfolk Herald.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1838-11-21

CHcINHArrI VINO OFFeE,
Ocr 90, 1888.
FRoUR rema ins stationary at So ;rccelpts light
Bacon is selling freely at 81 cts, hog round
Uams l21 and sides l. cts. a,o
Perx-y,atc to day. Mess sal; Prime St9
nominal. Stock light N
LAEp--Salcs are occasionally made L, ~
cents. -, n
GRAIN is brisk at quotations ; Wheat - 10 10
cts Corn rs, Oats 45; White Beams Si''o
cents
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1838-11-21
Boots.

TUST received supply Of Durham made
and in workmanship.
Also a good supply ofBoots and Shoes in stor
home n,adc:.all (which can be well recommend
ed aud will be sold at reaonable price.
Boots and Shoes will be made to order OF best
Northern Leather, and by experienced wolk-
men.
NIB. all persons indobtodto the Subscriber arc
requested to call and settle as curly as practica.
BILE in tho months Of December and January en-
suing.
Chcraw Noy. Goth 1888.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1838-11-21

The Plymouth Journal gives ':t: follow
ing description ofu handkerchief, worked
by lady OF that towh for Queen Victoria.
lis ofthe finest cambria, having the royal
arms in ihc centre and border Of flowers,
and foliage OF the mos, exquisite Workman
ship, ino which fifty different kinds Of
sliches have been Introduced. 1t mas -Eeen
upward Of eight months executing, aud is
valued at ESQ,
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1838-11-21
Notice.

WM7lLI. be received in few days hand
wv some extension top Barouchc with seats
for six trown persons a inside and out an an
orcollsnt article for family and we'll adapted to
Southern Roads being light built. Also neat
Family Carriagc, light and in complete order:
Also second hand horse birohche' all OF
either OF which will be sold on good TERMS
Applyto ,o,yr npv.N
Nov. 9TH, 1888.
81 II
NIB. Persons who may wish to purchase ne
e-5,s may hear Ca :ew on app!icu:ion:o me-.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1838-11-21

THE MopMoxs AoAIS.-The st. LOUIS Re-
publican of the 10Th utimo, mentions upon a
report founded upon letter received III that
city-that the Nlormons had burnt the court
house, Clerks office, Post Office and two
stores, in the county Of Davies, and that the
war betweea them and the citizens had actual
" conmenccd.-N. Orleans Bulletin.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1838-11-21

As our. paper goes to press on Tuesday
morning to be ready for one of The mails, ad-
vertsements, unless rery Short must be handed
in on Monday TO secure insertion. Advertl-
sers ere requested to write plain; for we find
when our printers have to guess at their words
they do not always guess right.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1838-11-21
DIED..

Recently, near La Grange, Tennessee, Dr.
JOHN SCOTT of this County. Dr. Scott
had gone out with the intention of making
preparation for the removal of his family to
that country. but the hand ofdeath has intel
posed to Illustrate his schemes, and terminate
his mortal career. He has left bercaFcd
family to mourn their loss.
Salisbury CGr0l;n;aG
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1838-11-21

Three Of the prisoners sent out by LORD
DURHAM to Bermuda, and who were recalled
have arrived at Alexandria, D. Z. They
cam, passengers in the schooner perSevere.
landed at Old Point, and took the steamboat
Tor that place.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1838-11-21

G. w. Mordccai, Esq. President Of the
Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad Company is gone
to England with view to negotiate loan
for the company
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1838-11-21

Mr.. Swartout, ex-Collector of the Fort oi
n York, has failed as the N. York papers say
owing The government sl,2Oo,ooo. Apretty
significant cxemplfcation This of the safety ol
the public money in the hands OF sub-'Fcasu-
rers.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1838-11-21

NN ESSRS. J.. ar. Bogie, are nov IN TINS
N1 place where, SHOULD ;hey meet with sum;
cient encouragement, they viii! probably remain
two or three weeks Persons wishing 10 nave
their iikencsses taken, will make inn ,ciatn
application. Iftiis likencsscs are net enufe'y
satisfactory to all parties there will be no charge.
Nov. 10Th, 1888. o.
P.s.-Apply 70 Or. Thos E. Pnwe.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1838-11-21

ssrsed Right "A abo'i,ionist named Mes, Mes
sonror from Alton, Illinois, has lately been
conyc;etl in the state of Georgia, ofsteang a
sIayc. and sentenced to ten gears confinement
in the penits ntiary for the crime. lie aneges
.n,. ~ rs a;r1. AS Only % cmancira:c the save
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1838-11-21

The Rev. DR.. De Lancy, of Philadelphia,
has been elected Bishop OF the Western Do
ccse Of New York.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1838-11-21

About fifty mil S Of the Wilmington and
Raleigh (HaHdr) railroad is one straight line