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The native American., 1839-09-07
MIR. FEATHERSToNHAUGH,
'United States Geoogist and British Commissioner

"URated STATES GeVoStSt ana DFtttN IO"tWls'to"S'
We have formerly alluded to this foreign wor-
thy, who lately arrogantly and impudeniiy sub
scribed himself United States GeologiSt, and
who has now revisited our country in the charac-
ter Of British Commissioner
Il is a source of patriotic pride and satisfaction
that. although the native children OF our country
are tramped under foot by every species or TO-
reigners, and in every imaginable manner, and
the conductors of the American press too often
encourage their arrogant assumptions in the United
States, that an independent voice is occasionally
raised in behalf Of our outraged and violated land
as may be seen from the following extracts ~.
q. NafiUe .4nerican.
from tie CMciRacG Chronicle.
BoRRowIHG GREAT MEN.-'rhe London Morn
ing Chronicle Of June 18th says that the British
Government has appointed two commissioners to
make survey Of the 'disputed territory" One
OF these is a Mr.. Feaherstonhaugh, who enjoys
the title Of &c biologist TO The United States" II
is apparent that the cabinet Of ST. James look
upon Mr.. Featherstonhaugh as identified with his
native country This IS all right, but It IS not
right that foreigner, not citizen OF the United
States. should be employed by our Government
in geological surveys, to the exclusion OF native
citizens, equally well, nay better qualified to per-
form The duty. Why not send over to Queen
Victoria for the loan Of a President for the next
presidential term! There would be about as
much pgopriety il the measure as borrowing :
geologist from England, or civil engineer from
France.
The native American., 1839-09-07

FNOR SALE OR LEASE. farm, lying ten miles
b. FROM the city of Washington, near the road leading
TO Baltimore 1t contains about ITO acres, about 80 OF
which in wood and about 20 in meadow iand; II has
on it comfortable dwelling, young orchard OF choice
fruit, and perhaps healthy any place 10 be found
possess themselves Of so fine and healthy situation
should make immediate application 10 the subscriber at
tie Lumber and Wood Yard 18th street. near the canal
June % ULYSSES WARD.
The native American., 1839-09-07

EDIsHoP BURNET's HISTORY of his own Times,
s9 from the Restoration of Charles Ill TO the Treaty of
Peace at Utrecht, in the reign of Queen Anne; new
edition, with Historical and Biographical Notes
Also, the American Flower Garden Companion,
adapted to the Northern and Middle States by Edward
Savers.
Landscape and Ornamental Gardener, second edto
revised, with additions.
Also Illinois and the West, with Township Map
containing the latest surveys and Improvements, by
ID. Jones.
Just received and for sale by w. NJ MORRISON, 4
doors west of Browns Hotel. June 10
The native American., 1839-09-07

Ep EMOVAL.-The undersigned has removed his Um-
Ha brela and Bonnet factory from opposite the
Seven buildings, to small building between 18th and
18th street which he has put up for the purpose The
encouragement which he has been extended 10 him. las
induced him to contract for large supply of materials
for the purpose OF making Bonnet cases; and he contem-
plates extending his factory to meet The demand con-
slant supply, wholesale and retail likewise on hand
general assortment Of Umbrellas and Parasols great
variety of materials suitable for every descpan Of re-
pairs Umbrellas Parasols SC mede and repaired at short
Eoticc. Umbrellas that have been left to repair, oppo.
site tie Seven buildings removed TO his dwelling on
G street second brick house west of the War O}fce
north side. The undesigned would advise his friends
hathe has no interest in the shop conducted M Farrar
July b. DANIEL PIERCE
The native American., 1839-09-07

| H. SIIore CO o; raohi.'NAbLE BOOTS AND
IoSPpu n EopiS o. VI .ne nidmno'n Golden Boot
site Browns Hotel has received by the 49,, opPo
from France his usual supply of Fen oh CalcsL,ns and
nIo,i;, p,st t'lo" y, Mhieh he has made into
r. ~ 80 % ELVES ana IS prep ired to make to
y 49, M 'ihe 10 sVie warranted equal to
}. L. offers TO the ladies resid ent aud ,vfnu tho
Metropolis the following superior # their kind viz,
Cater Boots, Of any variety wi m beautilnl a,sort
mem coored oa'ln lure, with coored Morocco to suit
Tor making alter Boots Ladies can have any color thew
wish to match their dresses.
Christina Water proof Boots fined with fur most de-
sirable article for winter
Also, the Quilted Silk Boo and Buskins with cork
soed Boots and Shoes made light and elastic
Slippers Of every variety. or balls and evening parties
with all other articles usual y kept in fashionable shoe
establishment.
10 ihe gentlemen J. B. i. would particularly remarL
that is in every way prepared TO fit them with Boot
and shoes III the neates md most fashionable manner
All The work of his esH lbishmenis invariably made r
Ere nch Calf and Moroe co Skins, with Spanish Soes and
TIA eing succeeded with great care and attention In ,,: u
ste perfectly adapted to the shape of the buma ing
s.nd III securing the services OF Mr. J,Mps d. ioot,
whose superiority cutting and fitting is so gen4raIl
acknoWeogea,) ne can with the greatest Confidence
recomeh" MS g adjustment to the patronage of the
Dec.
The native American., 1839-09-07
CEORCR sWE ENVY,

RAJ OTARY PUBLIC, Conveyancer and General Agent,
has removed TO the Office of the Firemen's lnsu-
rance Company, Pennsylvania Avenue, opposite Browns
Hotel July 20.
The native American., 1839-09-07

AHARRYAT'S DIARY IN AMERICA, with Re-
lYl marks on its Institutions.
Also, the tenth number of Boz's Sketches.
Just published and for sale at w. M MORRISON'S,
doors west of Browns hotel. Aug. 10
The native American., 1839-09-07

IYHsa 0 HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIVE THOU
u SAND Sawed Lahs, best quality, landing at
the wharf onCana Bridge. Lumber of every description,
lime, sand, cement, rewood, fence posts, railing and
pang.
Aug 10 ULYSSES WARD.
The native American., 1839-09-07

ENRESH SARATOGA WATER Just receive = and e.,
IL sale by the box or single bottle - anu 'oi
Also, Swans Patent Atmospheric Soda Foun' ,o;n no
apparatus for making soda. water at one half h 49,
and labor fthe old method. Price 500. Np'"''
+ Ho WARD.
June Wear BUILDINGS
The native American., 1839-09-07

EN0R RENT.--A convenient two-sory brick he ,uao
on Missouri avenue, east of4 IL street lately, ~
cupied by DR.. Buck For good tenant, the house nee
viii be put in complete repair Possession NAV 10 bsa
Immediately. Apply at ,TODD'S Drug tore 1
June Q ''o'o'
The native American., 1839-09-07

IL EMOVAL-Bo teler s. Dom, having purchased the
stock OF goods o! Mr.. Seth Hyatt, would respect
nlly INFORM their customers, and the Public generally
that they have taken that well known stand formerly
occupied by r Manro & Son, nearly opposite Browns
Hotel, and lately by Dir. S. Hyatt. where they intend
continuing the honseurnishing business more extern
svely than formerly.
They have now on hand well selected stock of goods
embracing almost every article used in genteel house
keeping, to which they would invite the attention of
persons furnishing
Will be found now in store general assortment Of
Cablnetware, Chairs, Beds, Bedsteads, Mattresses
Looking glasses China, Glass, and Crockery. ware
Lamps Of various descriptions
Knives and Forks. Plated and German Silver GOOD.
Britannia ware, Brass Andirons
Shovels, longs and Tenders
Hollaw-ware for Kitchen purposes
Tin and WOODWARD, Garden Tools &C.
All of which they will sell low for cash. or on time TO
punctua customers. Jnne
The native American., 1839-09-07

lNsEED oIL,-l6 casks English Linseed Oil, in
III good order,
Wetherl's White Lead in OIL
Ground Verdigris, Paris and Brunswick Greene
Washington, Waterford, and Western Glass, assort-
ed sizes,
Paint Brushes &c.
For sale at TODD.S
The native American., 1839-09-07

An honest Irishman, fresh from Hibernia
caught an humble bee in bis hand, supposing it
TO be humming bird. Och" he exclaimed,
.the diyil burn me how hot his little foot is ~
The native American., 1839-09-07
THE NATIVE AMERICAN.
STORM ON THE COAST.

REPUBLICAN OFFICE, RAsnTNGToN, y. G.,
N0Raay, Sept. :, 1859.
The native American., 1839-09-07

Z AMES'S NEW NOVEL.-CharIes Tyrrel or the
Cd Bitter Blood; by G. P r. James, Esq, author of the
Hugenot, the Robber &c.
Historical Sketches Of Statesmen who hourished in the
time Of George Ill., TO which is added Remarks on Par
tywith an appendix first series, by Henry Lord Brough-
an. T. K. 5. and member of the National Institute of
France In vols.
Concealment Novel, in vols
Nicholas Nickeby, No. H.
Jack Sheppard, No. 3
Pccioa, the Prisoner of Fenesrelle or Captivity Can
tive, by M. Saintne second edition.
Are this day received and for sale by
w. NJ. MORRISON
June 70 doors west of Browns Hotel
The native American., 1839-09-07

| "a ON RENT.-That convenient two story framed
a House formerly occupied by Sarah Mcdowell.
fronting on 3. between l4th and 18th streets INQUIRE
OF John W. Dexter. near the premises or to the sub
scrber at his office, Louisiana Avenue.
May Is. b K MORSETJ
The native American., 1839-09-07

GTRlPED MUSLINS.-Just received
- 200 pieces striped and plaid muslins
Ap. g. BRADLEY& CATLETI
The native American., 1839-09-07

HBERPETUAL CALENDAR, a new and improved
article, highly beneficial and useful to clerks, law
yers justices, merchants &C.
Also, fresh supply of Marryat's Phantom Ship, are
this day received, and for sale by
w. M. MORRISON,
July 20 doors west of Browns Hotel
The native American., 1839-09-07

4 ARGL SIZE TUFTED RUGs.-We have lust O.
Ia pened
200 large size tufted Rugs
200 medium do do
$50 Brussels Rugs.
The above Of the newest and handsones patterns
July 20 BRADLEY g. CATLETT
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/ """a~ b.
Horrible 1rageiy.-Frnm d.. r..
gis'~r, NJ saiaFslss evening. Ne take A..
following account III InnsI hnrr,d and
outrageous a.task on several i nurr,.,m.
ed irll"w eIlizsns. whlrh re,uIuIsd m N,
Imrnsdisie death nf Mr. lphn t:a,suo.d
one 81 the numher.
Esnrs. J"hnsan, Gate saatI. D.u ,.a
Si"gdale. we're sent ~ deputy Marshal,
fr"ln THE place to Tuses ln0sa, Ia rslske .
levy, which had hren wrrslrd fr,,m IN,
marshal, on "a execution nR.Ins. m.
Simanions of Tuscaloosa. o. pursuanr.
Of the IN ,ndals they passes-rt tllrunsrlsr,
nl the store ai ga,ds bringing e. the
Simoninns. AhnuI darn oi ll,r same l.,
'hey were a,,aeke'l by an armrd parry q,
twenty. consisting of the S,munIan. AID
Their frsu'l.; received sulle, lram The
~h"lr party.
t;Iewnnd fell and died m the .eo,:
J"hn."n received slight wound IN The
arm. Ball had ore hand ,h.., s.g aud mi.
arm htokra. Singdsie sas sh,,t o. he lar..
The t'e Wss tetuTnsd. ~rh xhsIsx.eu.
ton was nnl iuIIs ku"Wn. bu, Ne learn
Ih-i ane nj the Sisn"nInus va. IN sl.,.
g"T"us stai- aud suppnsrd ." D.. .lyirr.
A luTy It ,nqasst sas held mn I.alswsna.
whn brrughI ~ .rrd.rt ul death l..
vI"lrnre ir"m 'ls Stnnrt"n patn
The t'"srrH"T snd Judge e the -.
pTrmr ceuTI hssr ,Sk'n The n.t,.r
rr"mPily ~ hand. We f,rhe.r expressing
snv "plni"n "i the insutT. ~ D. - un,sf-
g"I"g J"dirisl intesueai"n. AID W. have
no RIGHT nr tlesiEr ia i.dr.tail pnhl,r .p,.
MON. We learn these par,rrul.ts lram .
lrmsr IL the Marshal here. received bv
express to-day.
.inO'her.-Mr. DAILY. OF The i'm af
Glare and Dslv. proprietor. of = puhi,c
h"u.r IN Tusrslanss, was shut through The
head. lev DAYS sInrr. wtrh = pistol. hy
Thomas J.mI.on. snd deed ~ .bum tao
hours. Jamison has lied.
Mr.. Glare. tie parInsr NJ Dalv. WIS
shat. and severely. but u - SAID. mt dan
ger"usIy Wounded, the day belnre the
death "t Daily. hs man named Mason.
.7nOihI and IN our oirn eiiy,-On
FRIDAY night last. man, name naknasn.
" as stabbed IN the Albion Coffee Ilaus,.
~ Water street. and lvieI bui a lev
hours. The murderer u no, knnwn.
Daring the same night. We learn annthtr
man vas slahhcd IN the G,srrnmrns
sirseI. bnt IT'S said he will rerorer.
What dteadfuI state IL ,h,ne. - ihl.l
And Is there ~ remed,!
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-03-07

lsslins u refund surh PF"issl menfy, -
he claimed n da. and thai The sane SER
heing refunded. lram nserssIiy. cut ofnlh.
n arrrning resources Il lhe GaEernmsnl
by said SwaFiaoHl's saecessar IN nffies.
4.h. That the Secretary az The rTea'
sary has heen wanting IN . PFaGer dis
charge n lsis duty IN ofIiee. in permitting
The present rallrrIor ~ New York IN r..
tain under his awn control. and subject
a. his avn use. rnmmInglrd IN said rol'
lsrtnr's private funds. large anJ arcumn,
Iallng suns 81 The public mnnrs ro.lesi,
ed l"r duties paid under PreIs,l. and
against The 6selsred opInina al said Sc,
eEsIzry. and the declared apinian Il The
Attorney General 81 Ihs Uaned States on
Ihs s"hlse1. aiso against Ihs I"rRer ussgrs
al The Department. and Instr~d NJ caus-
ing The same 10 he paid into the Treasury
al The unilrd STATES.
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Pakr II. THE DEFALcATI0NS OF
MILAN ". PkIcR.

Conclusions offhs Committee.
lst. That William NJ. Pnee. a. dis.
irIet ait0r"ey. Is defsulIer 10 the Gov
ernmeni in large SUN.
"a. That hrs drialralions are alirihula.
bic TO the nnlnrinus irrespoasIbliy and
want ef character Of SAID Price al the pe-
riod Of his appointment aud EsspPnlnI.
men'. and during hrs enuHe terms of Of,
fee. and Ia the continued neglect Of a
proper aud eiiiclrnI discharge Of duties al
The ofiice al SolirIInr al the Trearury by
the lale and present Incumbenls oil that of.
ce.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-03-07

aiih thai ere and Hat-nsinn ~. :.
length AMI imr0rI snrr Eesersa..,d..!s
! would have desired: sal / .i.ouli - -"
priefrrd. for This reason. n -. 50
senled The Journal 81 The rnmEais.r. =.
out eommsni. - lie House n 4 -.
t.iises. Bot - conflicting opin,..gs -.
val IN The eommsllee. AMI are IA h -.
mitled ~ Tie roanls in d.. sh.,a !. 4
nj reports. ! consider IL mv ,ls,s =. =.
tat ] concur with The comni,,,s :. - =,
the conclusions a. Whirh Ihey -. =. =
we'd, 50 for - these eonclns,ons ). -
the extent and sharasler of Lie 5.f..a-
inns e Samuel SHar,aout ans Me-.
n Price. 80 II
] sh"uld be f.illlrss I, nv d,.r -.
DO E'olerce 10 III mot f.nseirn, =. i.
convictions II M iuagmenI Ii dds
also declare ny FHlirr enncnrrsre- -
lllnse Conclusion. af the coa,a.li.e st,r.
rslzIe L. ih. conduit e az r. aa,-ios
fieer 81 the custom. house n Nem ".
10 the late and present Ssliriior Fl a.
Treasury; t0st',r Secrriar, AMI aga,
ing officers Of lie Treasury lie, arla,. ~.
inclnding The tie Com aIr, ller 4 O.,
Department: and tat p n "r lie r.na,,
~hich reviews he = ndurI ..f !. ,,o,,
the present c llsetor of ,hr Gus oms a lie
PoTI of Nes York.
GEO. w. HOPKINS,
Memse, 81 tie rs.w.,..
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-03-07
MARTINIQUE EARTHQUAKE.

fh" Chsrlrs,nn \. & Mercury, Of
the l'h has this paragraph:
C0i0citenre --lt IN he seen hv ulrr.
enre Ia Saturday, Mercury, that The
erc', rar,hqu H n MartiuIqm-anj tie
snhsmltnce IL the wasr sud Appearance
of q f,-ure m the Lake =, ~. L'n''.
tGiss'mft J orrntrd with (,w dsts IT
each o'htt-and prob,hly we're tT.cis Of
one and ilr SANE cause.
That there arr snhtctrarear ard .uh.
mar,nr c"mmnnira,iun< Throughout The
bed 81 ~" Gull ~ Mesro aud thr Mr..
slssIppi Vsij"y. perhaps a." evening
under anr great l.ske- :" the Ari" urFan.
rsh'ehly ptoh bile M'rn,qur aud Qua
dtl"ugr, aud many mhr West India ISL
ah,is, show. b. thrm nh;raurstrd mnun-
tam comes. an q uirni volcanic t"T'nair u.
and that Ihry have hren thrown np 'r'in
b"ns.'h. The rn,r" vast chain IT 'ne
C"rd,llrras Mountains, ir.m Terra dr'
FuPg" 20 Csldunia nntth, rPs's "n s"'ra'
me- cavctns aud rartidurs uf rIunci era
irrs, az IL thnse tin, are sulI IN ar"Ts
operation. Ike hcacun Tires "n tli"ir i"ii'.
sBaw.claj su'nmn.. The rarhqn'sFsot
The M,s.i.app VALLEY some years sInt"'
anil Tie formations there, indicate he
same structure. Iceland aud it, hot
springs and sulphur organisations show
~ at"nc cunnrrt,"n probably with the
Pl"inn,an arrang meni. and the wh"le
leads 10 the br!,ef that there are v"lrantc
submarine ca,erns frrm pol" To pole.
NeD FORK Star
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-03-07
PART 1.-THE DEFAICATIONS OF
MIR. SWAgrWOUT.

u. THE EXTENT OF Mr. sYaErwouT's DE.
FALcSTiaSs.
Conclusions Of lie Committee.
ia. That Mr.. swsrlwout 10 default
~ to government. ss apprars BY his own
T"inrns. ~ sdjase'l IRON tine 10 time !,
The Treasury Department. ia the snn nf
aas milton twe hundred and lxen,y.iire
ih"us'nd seven hundred aud five dollars
and s'I't tiAe cents.
81 TIA, this amour, "f irirb,ea .p,<
hss 'tce enlssa uran Tie face ol the
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-03-07

THE Rr'on nor Courteous. F"'.
-"H." SID = gra'l"mar in the great '''rc'
ri,u." with whom he hal been diSpu'
ting" nt. pmsnn. ny "rtnr"n "f van
- mast rnnrc"pnIir " Sir" rrtnrnrl
m D,m'nr. " ac, or krrw m ";'inI"n III
rrur% ia Il was Mt ,titrm i'hlr.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-03-07
PssT,lv. DEFATGArlDNs AMONG
L0nFIusi1ns Of fke COMMITTEE

H'sFFtsE' tsIsJaDE VHIst'' NJsNI1N :.
Tac c,'nmlllee. IN tai nent ni TIA,
rnr't'n of ths d"tT assIs ed t4nu. h.
"hich t;tes were directed o ,nl.src IN u
" any dei"le'" am N !'r.re..rrs, g..
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-03-07

II m.4in d,gul's. wlrhrlt the app ar
,,' ~ pr,'": n,'uret. il something am
rety h'dy. aid every thing viii sore
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-03-07
Parry FACTS CONNECTED WITH

A
TiIE FlRHGDtSti DEFtI.CIIIuN< \
DEEuED MarERIAL 40 nEykt.
fitbiR T"uE CuiRArTEg
lh conclnsinu. the committee rannu,
i0'hrar remarhing. thai, during rin,
whole i"vestrgsuon, they have not innn,l
the case to whirh the laws, a. reg Al.
regdy eria, do not apply, nr m which
they are defective fhe permanent prn.
visions OF the laws constitute every ne.
cessary check up'n coil rors. receivers
aud ,iishurscrs Of public money; and the
rhrcks which. by law. have been and nav
be created. in the discreet, N II tie Exc
CURVE. have only to be attended to and
applied by those whose duty il il 10 81.
perlntend the execution 0f the laws. T.,
ensure f":.hfnnsss. AID detrct t.ereIc-
tons or driaIcatinns in public officers.
Indeed. IN all tire new recommends.
tons which have been proposed by the
President nr the Secretary of the 'rrea.
suTy, lie committee has fund either
Whist already exis's. nr what might haze
aiw@ys been prescribed aud e..f"csd in
the firm nf treasury regulations. and
which. Il enforced, world haze pre-, ent.
Ell the late d9fslcations: and these new
ror"mm' nialors can. indeed, he reg n.
del az so naar proofs ol what rrcu.
lail rs in Fespcrt /" the llte def .n!,inr
c 'I'cfnrs rcrr,te's Sc have heeu titi,.
rtt' wholly neglected bg the present Tx.
erntive anil heads of Departn Mt.
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PART VI. Mr.. HOPKINS SPECIAL
'nNt'uagF. 20 Ir'f + REPJgr ~
'f'I +CtA 4 "rhE.' g., DEB = : RI
~ 81 VIE - = ~ 'n'thlrrCE.
! have u II hai TIE requisite i nc or
80 liri.'as a., reP"t Of TIC ein nit.rc
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-02-20
SPURIOUS BANK NOTE.

4 spurious Bank note of the BANK OF CAM
den, has been shown to us-no, exactly a
counterfeit, but apparently an impression from
the true plate Of the Bank, witt false sigma
lures and niling up-supposed to be one ofthe
blank notes Ct that Bank, SAID to have been
lost in the Steamer WA. GIBBONS, when
wrecked, in 1886 and thai said notes were
found and put into circulation by evil disposed
persons. 1t is Of the denomination Of Eve
dollars, letter A. No. l44, payable to }. Will
SON, and signed C. DEwy, Cashier. The
name signed as Presidents too illegiblse to be
made out, but, like that in place Of the Cashier
was not designed as ounterlcit # tine true
one. The writing is a IN the sama hand'
and the blank for the date ls not filled up:
bat the engraved impression being good, and
doubtless genuine one, any person might, with
out careful examination, receive the note as
an entirely genuine one.
S. Cara inian.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-02-20
Tax Notice.

r., ,;IE subscriber will attend as follows to take
n returns and receive the Taxes for Chester
field Disrrlc, at tho following places, viz.
At Mount Croghuu on Monday the IS
March xt.
At BIakeney's ed store on ruesday-as
March
At Mchac. M.!cr's on Wednesday tho 81
March.
At JOHN Seagors on Thursday % March
At Speers Mills on Friday 90 March.
At John Johnson's OH Saturday 80 March.
At Steerpen Springs on Monday lst April.
At Jno. Mcrrylnans (Old Place} on Tuesday
I'd April.
AT Archibald Johnson's on Wednesday 81
April.
AT Chesterfield CT. House on Thursday and
Friday 4th and 5th April.
At Cheraw on Monday, Tuesday Wednesday,
Thursday, and Friday, the 9th, 9Th, 10th, 18th,
and 18th April.
n. b. The Oath will be required 10 every in.
stance as tho law directs.
All returns must, be made by the frst, day Of
Mayn xt. or a double Tax will be imposed with.
out, Discrimination or respect Of persons.
WILL. l. robson.
+. c. G. ,.
FtSsnrvs.i,-ls3a.
;may.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-02-20

Charleston, February l6, 1888. z
Bacon, Huns, ID. II l2t
Shoulders and Middings, l3 ii
Coffee, Green Prime Cuba, l24 l3
Ordinary to Good. l04 l25
Porto Rico, l2 l3
Cotton, Upland, Inferior, Il l2l
Fair. l3i II
Good, IA Is
Lard, ID. Ia Is
Molasses, New Orleans, gal. 35 a 81
uavanna, &c. sw>-t, 80 a 81
Nails, id to GOD, lb. 6 81
Sugar, Louisiana, lb. a 3
HAVANA, white, II l2
Brown, y 8
Muscovado, 9 a l-2
st. Croix, 10 a IL
Porto Rico, 7 as
Flour, Philadelphia. 9 a925
Baltimore Howard street, 9 25 q 8 so
New York, Canal. 10 % 0GO
Alexandria, 8 Is a l2
from, Russia, pig, ION 3S a4a
Bar. Gwt. 5a
Swedes assorte,,,, Asa
Lumber, Boards, w. p Clear, NJ feet 80 4
NIerchantable l6 l8
p P. in RATS, g. 10
Pork, Mess, N. Y. Inspection, % "a
Prime, 18 %
Rice, prime. 100 lb 4 90 a 437
Inferior to good SO a400
-: -: Rough, bush. G3
Salt, Liverpool ground sack IS 40
do bush 90
Turks Island, 40 505