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The Gunpowder Plot.

We hnII~rd. l-.I wsrk. lhr dish cal
scheme al MrRlwss sni his 4. .eal,sci ac
rnmrllrrs IN Peanssls~nis III hlgs mp
the train 81 Tar. an he philairlphis and
Harrisburg R-il Road. by placing under
il barrels nf Gunpax.irr. The plo,, as
dIsclosrd BY cnl. PIeas"htsn, ~ a. shark.
ing 10 hualsnIiy. aud SEEMED slnasI 'n'
h"rrId and unpnneIPlrd :" he credited;
but the G'il"S ing remarks 81 the " B,lu.
mare Patriot" Indirale Ilisi there 10 tho
much truth In Ihr slstsmeni.
- Sa lar - NE have sFrn, The state
mrni !. n"I denied IN any quarter. Res
ling rE aa.mpe-ched. and. - many BE-
ilrse. uni,n pssrhs.i- :s-:::::=:::a.ys rs irn h
NAV therefore he isIrly assumed. Bu'
what will be ih.uelt at tie morals al
l.nc"i"cm-m IN Bedford co.. Pa. when
the nsn, Who. ssrnIdmg Ia tire irsIimo
nv. had purch.s.d ''Ihne barrtls al Gun
,,awtieT" inr this a'rrInus purpose. has
been lately rrn"m,nst-d hy the party. Ia
The STAIR legislature. aud sIll PTnhshl, be
elected! Comment Gp"n surh r"ursr
ai se,lnn. and state Of i.sIs. w"uld be IT.
terly needless" RAJ Rsgisier.
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Valuable Property
ROff SHE.

For S.fLE.
.tsTIE saskssfsbsG, n. est.sr 81 Ibe late ~.
= Isa.a X, kIsnd. nsreasrd. xIlh ths we = 70
. sels sa-sst 4 the ssisss. vii % y rdassaas
1hS Sd & sas~mhrs nTIt % ihs late frsa.ssaee
~ lie ssld drrsssrd. 81 fur sale 90 t..e hsgh.
ssl hsdIss. ths fsiiswias pfsPsIiy. % xsi;
The is.ei al I.snd. The rrsId.E.rr NJ The
ssid derrs-rd. canIsi.slnR absai $50 srErs.
llne lr-rs knawn .. ihr Ray tract, ID.
la,aR sam~s ilI.ans sad sihsFr, eoaisaa.is'g
sk.ai sx5 arFes
Let M. a.. in me town Of l,llsba-
raagh. aPsa walch 70 Bias ks'ul'his aso tiss.
I-ris sh.p.
A par, IL Lai Na. 2. slso in said tawn.
npan shleh There 70 ,t.Ee ti0sse IN gsad &C.
PAIR and vel si'al'ed.
0nr other l.si. 40. l79. unilnprased.
Ia Tue ma Pau OF s.id I"~s. al saIas n lil'saa
csIa and .shsp.
AI.o. Nine Negroes, 'oms Of
them sssy iIksiy.
The rsnp Of Corn. Fodder. Wheat.
OsIs. Iisy ar. -.. 1850
Ali he Farming UiensIi-. Wagon and
Gear, fIsnsesald and Knchrn FarnIiuse: TIE
ssofk III Hags. shet .. Iiars-s and Caaa
rsrmr &c sale f.sr ihe real fsisir. ane. tao
aud threr years. with interest aad approved r..
easiiy Tar The negraes aad "thsr property. nias
moat,s. With approved security.
The subscriber Will further sll. IN The
his e.l .Idd...u the towa of IiiIsha, "aRi.. o..
Thar,day ih- TIh ID November. tpe fpilaa inE
salnsLls ps.ssI'y. i.elase the concerns Wi
liam Ruklaad \ son. and William kirkland )
Co. - sft.
Thr Stnrr puse in which The subscri.
Der - na.w anias hasiness. sad
The Tan Yard. Tanning imI dement's
IL every had. siosk 81 Bark ma hand, all o..
sl.sk u I.ssthsE. tsnYrd aud - the p.ngses,
/. /. =. :. .-- .... So -..-L 80 ....-.J. se.
Ala. thrre valuable Nrgr"ss s,,aehe,
to "a. ts,d.
Ala. "ne uhimprossd Lot. s"uih of the
Tan Yard. 81 present. Tenied TO Cad Jones'.
ESQ.
FERNS. xhirh ~ill be liberal, will be mad
known on the dsv &C ssls.
JOHN u. KIRKLAND.
| Sept mher 10. IS
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Notice.

TliE enparinersbip heret"fae existing b.
- tween the subscribers. under the frm al
M'Gsty \ N'rseesri. 10 this day dissolved b,
mutual cunsent james " Cay !. duly suihO
rised 10 settle the business nf the late e
JAMES M'GARY.
A. M'TAGGaRr.
sr u nes " Gary will eoniIaue Z" tEsas
act tie forwarding aud Commission BasiDsss
an hs "wn src,uni. st the same place oceup'
ed b, the late hm
wilmiaston. n. C.. Aug IS 1888. So ~
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Weekly Almanac.
UNIVERSITY.

FHtIE Stewards Hall, 81 Chapel Hlll, viii he
- vscaai after the ist day at JsnuaIy msxi.
The "crupaat will he expected Z" hoard all
such students as mag .ppy, at prize not ex.
Feeding e,Rhi d.,llars per meath. ptyshle IN al.
ssnce H. IL allowed the use e the premises
free ii ren,. aud n USE the deraymg timber IN
the aeighhariag tn.ss, 70 & e wood, Tue
f3aiisin O. sw in q, o'der, and hsve sppnrte.
aant garden and fed Of sbnu, fifteen scres
appl,cai,ons can be- dressed To the cub
scriher on or b, iotethe ist day of Nassm
Der nert.
= C'HAS. MANLY.
Seersia yto Board Of r,usisss
Raieigh. SentrmaessI4 1859 SIS
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The New York Journal Of C"mmeiee
say. tha, treaty ni C"nmerce has been
concluded beta cen the Un'ted States and
Holland, on The basis 81 rsc'p'ocny.
American vessels ant goods are I" par
no higher duties in Holland than are paid
hy Duscb vessels. and vice rersd. The
treaty 10 10 continue IN operation ten
years.
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Ths Hon. Mr. RieksrdsoH. az sauih
caralina. has frsignsd he seai in The
Hauss n RepressAlalisrs n rsnssqufnc-
% lad heslIh.
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Tobacco Crop The editor oil tue
NaJ,sou,an. wr,,,us fr"m Virginia under
The character OF "A convslrscen.. mas
The ,uhiniued encouraging paragraph IN
regard 10 the tnhaccn crop Of The P'ese"
wear. I. will ba seen that. IN t"hsce",
as in bread stalls. aud other agricultural
protiucs. the yield has heen sb"nd"n''
beyond ,hs,oi formsr years. Tue eu''"'
says: ,.,..
!. yirpinia vii have raised mare tohac'
co this year than any state ia The unl" "s
and |, Is nf srralssa,ue. ihccrop OF 1886
amounted only 10 % Oe0 h"gshead-; .h's
EAR i, .. estimated al $4,000 hagshsads'
The euure tobacco cr"pol Virginia. Men
lucky. Maryland and Ohio, Ios sa'' yssr'
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- MsSkn1iGi PNaastaEz -
ass-si.E a s. hel3 a ne Ri6es Msss
a. Hauss IN Oranas couniy - ffiasy
he s7sh q SePaeDb<fnFzL -
Aaxsst ~.
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Attention |!

To RE Coanlissionsd arsd non tsfansfs-
.ioaed Offers and NssiriaHs essoag-
iag 70 III ash Rsgimsaf ~ !aorfa-
Carolina Sffifia:
YOU are herby nrishra 80 80
nsndrd IN srrrsr q David h.hsnss e
he 27sh af Sspirn.hrs. ~ III o'rIaSks ~
he ,ar,,a.s al DriII and Court hsf''.i ;
snd On II. ash. 81 ~ s'eiork. yos .sh
,.t-nd .i,h ,.ar Respective snnPspsss.
.o..ut a. the law siirrets. wilh sis founos
al na.sder. f"r rrstrs.
TH0s. JONES. Col. Com.
sept. NJ. ss5s.
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To Printers and Pub
fishers.

IN5AA1A -
ynitE .uh.es,h y. have Isl rorp'sise ihsif
- a.. .aeri,nsn beck e Light fseed boss
AID % PsIaliaR Type ih.s.s sad usha-
msass, ah- roatenis sC -. hies are hsfs-ah fn
Diamond. and Pearl. S,s. !, . snd3.
Agate. Nos. !, 2 AID }.
Agate on Nonpariel body.
NanpAriel. Nos. I. 2. . and Z.
Minianete. Nos. and ..
Minion, Nos. ]. 2, 3 and Z.
Minioa On Brewer body.
Brewer on Minion body.
RIe.ier, Nos. ., 2. > and 4.
Brewer on BurgeOis body.
Bre.ier on Long Primer body.
Burge0is on Bre,i.r liody.
Burgeois. Nos. !. 2. . and 4
Burgeni--on Long Primer body.
Lorg Primer. Ms. ]. Q. 3 ard q.
Lang Primer on Email iics body.
Small Pirs. Nos. and 2.
Pic. on Small Pira body.
Plea. Nos. !. 2 and ..
Plea on English body.
English. Nos. and ..
Great Primer, Paragon. and Double
EE.:..,,ish.
Double Paragon. Cannon.
Five line Pea. TO twenty.
Eight line Plea Gothic, condensed, 10
iwentl five.
Seven line e. ten line Plea, ornamental.
81. o. 10 and rs lines Plea. shaded.
8, 10, is and 10 lines Antique, shaded.
Also large aad bs auIlful collection Of Flow
II 70 4 ON Pearl 10 seven lines Plea. many az
hi n ere mt .. he fund in any other sprci.
men: new assortment al nIusn enisi lsshss.
/ Z. variety &c CaId Borders nesr i~o Thousand
ne, n urnsmenis BFass knl,. IL EIDE ~ various
| hlckn,ss, AsiroE1mra al aud Physical signr,
| METAL and b,ass Dashrs frem 10 80 ems hing;
t,,eat Primer snd Doahie PIcs Scripts On 10.
.linsd b.dy; Dam I'd and Nonpstiel Music Of
| various kinds; Antique lieit ard heavy ace
wa ti.e Letter; full face Ransn and iiaiio
| N.anati,l, Aiinion, Bayier Long PumtI aud
mh.f Blacks HorpaEGl. and Brewer Greek.
| llshrt " aud Sskan.
Alsrge ysrie y Uf Ornsunenis, esieulsted par.
tcnlsIiy eI the spanish aud Santh Amrrirsu
m4,ke,s. Spanish, French and Portuguese ae-
rents lurnished 10 order. 18th sstfs uih.i az
,ale made use ofi the Pr'nilie busias o.. All
u yhpsh can be furnished 81 sholt notire, o. q
Yu,d qualify aud an 40 reasonable rms ~ a.
CONNER & COOK.
Corner 81 Nssssn ard Ann sirests.
| New York.
February, 1899. ss-ss
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. sFliasisd a rs 90 hag5hsass. Las
wear il Sss only - CO.,
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Efseiions.--The NOS, authentic ae'
counts induce the belief ,ha, Maine has
gone stronger than ever for the Admins,
us,ion ., this rleciiun. Gov. Fs,theld
has bren re.,IeeIrd BY an increased ma
jnfi,y.
The Wing. have carried Vermont. l'".
vernon and legislature. BY d'"ia'shea
majority.
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sPasziof. Ihal he indspsndsnos o. del
press sAnsld b msintfaed q sll hazards;
eas ss thiak he lsilurss mnrs frsqasnl-
y ereur far de ian. ef moral .han phy.
s'sd eoo'ase. The ils ahers q bralsl
ossrase are fss; and fss ne suppression
o sAese ss think wr nay safely trust y
shF iass q he e.aniry. The oil seos
- mouo-Rrno noe inpans Iartssif-
= 'oo harsh far aioPlino in christian
eauniry. and would produce slae o. 50.
risiy liids N be Jrsired. The Scottish
'h'stlf. ne should hope. Is mo rough a
plant 10 be permitted 10 lhri,e q this
day.
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Itliop Eper--'rhI. disease has great
Is ahAIri IL Charleston. but sIll exists.
IN very aggravated Iom. in August.
aad Mublr.
There usre about 700 deaths in Nrw
O,lrans. during ihr month nl Aususi; 500
from Yrlln~ Fever.
A fire in charlesian "n Thursday
mnrhins. the l2h In.i. ,irslr", ell ten
buildings On Brdnns Alley. Il eom-
menrrd in an un"rcup,sd budding near
the curnrI of Ellml' Street
A resolution has hsen lnirnducsh int"
the CnunriI VI Richnnnd. ~ inquire into
,he exprt,rncy OF rslHanng Mulberry
t,srs on SON. waste gIound tear the P'ur
House. With view Ia emI y its inmates
M The pr"inrIi"n "f rsw elk. &c.
Between the I.' Of January and och oi
July. there were COZ b,"krupic'r, IN Pa
n.. OF these % we're 'in, stuck c"m
pan,rs, ~h"sr ,Itbls amounted To l4s,.
900 600 francs.
Il 70 rs,i,nslpd thai the late seizures al
Iorelen goods At Bst"n. Philadelphia,
and pr,ncisalIy New York, amount I'd
nearly s2.OoO.O00.
A new iron steamboat was launched 81
Plusburgh an ia. OH instant
The COS, Of the land aud buildings 81
al the large ed,6crs IN the vlrlniy I"
| Wall spe-i, New York, 10 over 1--WE mlI'
lions 81 dollars.
The cnan house a, jasper. DHboi'
county, lndians. was l.teIy 'irs'r"' rd By
FIRE. " i.h Ill tie records o, the e"aEty a:
~.ll 40 those c"n.sined "a The Recorder
rili"c.
The ceiling of the g.. Pauls Churcl
II Montreal fell IN IL. sday week vii
. ,rrmen,"m, crash. destroying nearI,
every pew in il.
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STATE Of NoRrH-cARoLlNA.
Orange County.
Csusl. Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions.
- August Term, 1919
caTiss Hason. &c. y. Eli Waess. e..
petiiion for I~n>~x N

IT appearing 20 the sssisfsetien ef the Court.
tia, James wotthans. Sussn " prshaua. Wi.
liam r. wo,ihsm, Mary worthau. John Worth
am. and Sidney wurthsa,. are no, inhabi-
taa,s 81 this STATE II 10 therefofr ordered, that
pabl,caiinn be made IN The 'tiilisborough Recnr-
der far sis weeks saeeessiyely. that unless the
SAID James worsha,n. Susan WORKMAN. VIII
hank Morihsm. May worshsm. John Worth
am. and Sidney 2. Nershsm. appear 81 the
nex, term Of tins Court, III be held ct the court
house in 'iillsbnsoasA. on the fourth Montsy
IN November nexs. and plead. snswsr % Dc.
nsar. the said petitian viii be heard sx psries
and taken pro eonfesso ~ reearis them. W.T..
JOHN TAYLOR. Csrk.
Price adv, ~ 20 sT-es
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Sale of Land.
Equity Sales.

5ryss BY virtue Of = decree Of the
ss4 roart .or Equity, made a. srp,em
STA Der FERN. 1879, I shall sril on the
~ p emises the LAND bel"ne'ng 10
ihs late William S,rayhosn. Deceased. on tues.
day the ssh day OF oe,"ber nexts on cfedn OF
one aid .way years. ,,nn
s.n,.mher "a. 50 2w
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3CqNe ny virtue III decree Of The
SE24 Caur, OF Equity, made At Septea'
M hat Term 1889 ! shaii SEA- " the
80 hence of Mrs Jane Strain. on Mon
dav INA .thi day &C Uc,nher next, nn credit y
twelve months. the LAND bionging 10 mo
heirs al iswsoi the late John STRAIN.
JAMES WEBB.
e9-2w
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-09-06

find no time has adapted different kinds Of
plants to most ofthe distinguishable varie-
ties of soils and though some belonging to
one may from some cause or other, be found
on lands ola different quality, they seldom
thrive or perfect their seed so as to become
general. The great care of the farmer
ought, therefore, to be, by proper mixtures,
TO reduce his land to that state and temper.
ament, in which the extremes Of hot and
cold, wet and dry, are best concited by each
other; to give them every possible advan.
tage flowing from the benign influences OF
sun and air -; and 10 adopt such kinds Of
plants as they afford in this state, the grea.
test nourishmen. to and TO renew their fer.
tility ny a jndicious allowance of the most
proper manures. Where these things are
done, there are few spots so unfriondly to
cultivation as not to repay bis expenses and
labor with plentiful increase. But without
these, the best tracts Of land will in time be.
come barren waste or produce little but
woods"
We shall resume this subject in subse.
Quent numbers.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-09-06
Always Behind Hand.

There is portion of mankind who are
always naturally or habitually behind hand.
This trait of their character is easily dis.
covered in every thing that relates TO their
conduct and pursuits in life. Such man
goes. loo late 10 bed, ;and as necessary
consequence gets up TOO late in the morning.
Being our of bed too late he is too late TO
breakfast, and this deranges his household
all the forenoon having been behind hand
at breakfast, he is Of course behind hand at
dinner, and lastly at supper. lfhe makes
an appointment, he never gets to the place
in season and if he is TO meet board Of
directors, or committee, or any other pub
lie body whatever, Is always twenty min.
utes or half an hour too late, and upon be.
ing reminded that he has obliged his asso.
ciatcs to wait, and thereby 10 waste their
time, he charges the delay to his watch,
which like its owner, is always invariably
at leos, quarter Of an hour loo slow.
If he has made arrangements to leave
town 10 stage, he commonly forces the
carriage to wait some time, or, what is
not very uncommon, is left behind. If he
intends to mako his departure in the steam.
boat, you will meet him two streets of as
lhe last bell tolls, and after running down TO
The wharf till he is out of breath, he finds
the boat hauled off, and ifhe gets aboard
at all, it is by the long boa, and often at
the hazard ofhis life. !fhe is an altendent
upon public worship, he never reaches the
church until after The services commence,
and greatly dis,urbs The con- 4regalion oy en-
tering in the midst Of their devotional eser-
cises.
In short, such men labor, and toll, and
drudge on through life, just as uniform and
regular in their concerns half an hour too
late as punctual people are in season. lfsuch
persons could, by some exer,ion redeem
that half hour, and set their watches right,
they nigh, 60 on with the same case they
do now, and always be in season.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-09-06

thing more in the stomach is a Psra'c'ous
practice, and as horse cannot vonnI', EN-.
etics would be very useless, to say the leas
1T. Injections Of Aaxseed boiled IN water
and strained, or mullen wafer are etlca-
cious. A glister pipe for horse may oe
made of strong tin, and Hust hold gai'nh'
the Pipe should be long and crooked tof
evident reasors.
The S,rongury is another very danger
GUS and painful disease OF horses. tne
symptoms of this disease are the stretching
OF his body, and the violent efforts OF tne
horse % accomplish the purposes OF nature
Injections must be resorted to in order 10
distend the neck OF the bladder and reduce
the inflammation diIu,ing drinks, such as
bran and water must be given, und his food
be very light for some days untilhe is cured,
bran, rye, meal, chops being the most pro.
per articles of food.
| will mention only two more diseases,
easy to cure in the beginning, but very ob.
stinate If they are suffered to 60 on unat.
tended to such are the Poll Eu1 and the
Fistula; both originate often in brutal
blows on the head, and saddles or collars
hurting the shoulders. Sometimes the
Poll.Evil proceeds from TOO low stable
door. The parts thus affected must often
be rubbed with salt and water only, as soon
Us the swelling is discovered, until it is per-
fectly reduced, which will happen in
a short time, if the horse is not used.
As to accidental breaks and breakings
of the skin, they must be washed with
soap suds Of the juice Of jamestown
weeds, (datura stramoniun J care being
taken that nothing rubs the afflicted part, in
which case it would be longer to cure.
am, sir, with esteem, yours,
w. MENTELLE, Sen.
N. B.--Before giving any thing 10 hor-
ses suspected to be diseased by bots or cho:
lie. the probable cause of the sickness should
be diligently sought from those who h"d
the feeding and care of them W. M.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-09-06

be bent, and perhaps The digI,als are to oe
pushed into the grouud--all OF which Ii
troublesome" when dash OF the hoe OF
an agricultural (not a rhctorical) flourish
would sweep the whole, without any move
ment Of the muscles.
The overseer does not like to stand from
sunrise to sunset, watching every hand and
every implement around him. Possibly he
wanders off for recreation, and what Is the
result /? The cotton is cut down--one stalk
left, where five or six should be-the en-
ployer complains-and the agent or over
seer in turn excuses himself as well as ne
can.-.-he tells you it died, or that one stalk
in TWO or three feet distance "Produces as
much )" so that your six bales 10 the hand,
in expectancy, dwndles down in the end
to three or four. When too late, it will
have been found that it had been better to
have given such man four or five hundred
dollars to have left your place, to engage
another who might have guarded against
these tricks so generally praclised in the
effort to procure good stand d--..provided
there are even twenty hands unoer MS super
vision.
With good stand and fair seasons, if
the land IS moderately productive, the yield
should be 800 lbs. Of seed cotton per aero /;
and of nine acres, of course the produce
would then be sixty-four thousand pounds
in the seed, or six bales.
In this section ofthe country we plant en-.
tirely in The drill and in my opinion the
texture orthe soil, together with the Climate,
renders it the more safe and Correct way OF
planting but not having thoroughly tested
the mode Of planting in chops" l may
no: be therefore prepared to decide with ac.
curacy upon this point.
twill depend pretty much on " remarks
on former articles" whether | shall again
trouble you and your readers, or not.
FAIRFIELD.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-09-06

All ground intended for millet, should be
thoroug ghly ploughed and narrowed: tho
seed 10 be narrowed in, and the ground then
rolled.
Ifhay alone be the object Of the eulturist,
one bushel of seed to the acre is the proper
quantity if hay and seed be the object.
halra bushel should be sown on that guam.
tity Of ground.
It makes delightful hay, highly nusf''
tious, and well relished by all sorts ofsiock.
Farmer and Gardner.
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no 9gAg38AN,
EDITOR AND PROPHET TOR.
II E R Nj S:

Il E R MS:
If paid within three months, SO UU
II paid within three months after the
close fthe year, 5u
If paid within twelve months after the
close of the year, 0O
II not paid within that time, S 90
A company Of eight new subscribers at the
same post Office, whose names are forwarded
together, and accompanied by the cash, shall be
entitled to the paper for $50; and a company
of fifteen new subscribers for $50.
No paper to be discontinued but at the option
Of tho editor till arrearages are paid.
Advertisements not exceeding sixteen lines,
inserted for one dollar the first time, and fifty
cents, each subsequent insertion.
Persons sending in advertisements are reques-
te, 20 specify the number of times they are to be
inserted; otherwise they will be continued till
ordered out, and charged accordingly.
pThe Postage must be paid on all commu.
nications.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-09-06
How to Improve a Posf Earm.

Richard A. Leonard, Of Middletown, N.
J. has furnished US an account Of improv.
ing worn. .out farm, and of the sale of its
products the last year; and we regret that
from the great accumulation of matter on
hand, we cannot give his letter in detah:--
We are obliged 10 content ourselves win 2
brief abstract of material facts,
Leonard came into possession OF 90
acres of cultivated bu, exhausted land, ia
MAY, 1888. In that year the sale offs pro-
ducis amounted to s55o,ss; in 1884. the
sales amounted to s7le!o5; ia 1886, to
sl,125,C4; and IN 1895, notwithstanding