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TT lST . LErT:.RS remaining III the
.H A Post Olfice dt s.dgeield z. H., ). c., for
ll,e .Iiarter ending 3lst March, 1879.
A. lbmey, Mrs Ann Laborde, Pierre F
B-Bausket, John Lagfone. +
Bind Dan M-McCue, Alfred in
Bulge, DIR VIM. The care of 5 McCue.
BaSgs, John 9 M'Lehdon, Joel
Barrett, Mrs Mary A Moss w II
Barronton. Mrs Nj A M'DanieI Stanmore
Blalock, Mrs iucelia Muuroe, RI
Bradshaw, Robt McKie, Daniel
Belcher, E B Morris, Sidney
Bodie, Nathan McCarty, Allsa
Bosey MIR VIM Mills, Morgan
C-Cloy, Rev Robt Morner: Master
Cloud, liss Susan Mobley, Arson
Cloud, Miss Mary 2 O-Ogllvie, Miss F
CorIey, Bailey Oden & Thomas;
Coleman, .lnn P-Pickcns, w
Coleman, Richard Penn, q l. & CO
Com r5 Of the Poor Philips, Rev
Chandler, Thomas Powell. w
Cook. Prudence Perlnentla, Edw
Clarke, "A Powell, Thompson
Church, H PabDey, J.
D-Dyatl, Robt Q-auarles, W G
Dolby, VIM R-ltearden, Sr J
,.dgefrld, Rose, ,.sqC
Edmondson, John Robertson, Sr VIM
F-Fluzier, VIM Rodgers, James
G-GrItfin, Catharne Runalds, Joseph
GlascocK, Adam L S-Simes, Luxlnda
Grice, Joseph Swearngen, nj
Garrett, WIN Shumpard, Jonn
H-Holsolnback. D SnIpes, jack
Howell, Josiar Shelly, Andrew
Harris, elizabeth Sullivan, Fl
HJmes, Amasa 2 T-Tenples. Calvin
Harden. T. W-Wecks, Joel, JOSH
Holloway, Lewis E TIA, or James.
Harden, VIM G Wimbish, w
Howell, Jr Josier Wardlaw g. Wardlaw,
Hatcher, Edw 2 Woodward, Sarah
J-Jones, Gen James Wise, John
Johnson, WIN Wells, Esq Wiley
K-KIrksey, John Whetlock, Mir
Key, Col John 2 Williams Joseph
King, VIII White. Jane NJ A
L-Lipscomb John Y-io oung, Richd.
Luu6y, Harriet Nj. FRAZIER, p. NJ.
April /, 1899. log letters.
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Spring and summer

Spring and summer
,6NLUTHlNG.-The subscribers have just
V received q handsome and general assort-
ment ofgoods for Gents Spring and Sumrffer
Coats. Pants, and Vests, which they are pre-
pared 10 have made up. in the very beststyle,
and on the most reasonable terms.
c. L. g. E. PENN & CO.
March 81, 1899. If
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Edgefield Hussars.

YNHE regular Company Parade of this
j Troop on the 4th Saturday in this month,
is hereby countermanded, and the Troop is ie-
quired to appear at Edgefeld>Court House. on
Saturday. the 18th Of April next, by 10 o'clock
A. Nj. fully armed and equipped. for squadron
parade. By order of Capt. Griffin.
HIGHTOWER, 0. S.
March I, 1899 c6
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.HOElCe.

Notice.
A LII Letters on business in the Office Of
IA SURVEYOR GENERAL or SECRETARY oi
State, must he post paid, or they will not be
taken ont; and the fees must in every Instance
be paid in advance. B. II. SAXON.
Surveyor General.
NJ. LABORDE
Secretary Of State.
The Charleston Courier and Mercury. and
Edgefeld Advertiser, will publish the above.
March % b s
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Astronomical Lecture.
A Lecture. wlil be delivered in the
IA Court House, on THURSDAY. EVENING,
the lllh irst
Suhject-The Solar System.
Tickets so cents, a, the Drug Store.
April q, 1889
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Notice:

Notice.
TIME Firm Of Ramey, Rhodes & Co.. was
IL dissolved on the thirtieth day Of June,
1888, by mutual consent: Persons indebted to-
them can settle with C. Rhodes or N. Ramey
ut the old stand. COLLIN RHODES,
One Of tic Firm Of Il. X. 8. Co
Pdttcrsville, Feb 25, 1889 d4
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II IST OF LETTERS remaining in the
Il A Post Office at Hamburg, 5. e.. for the
quarter ending 3lst March, 1889.
A-Allgood, AP Lanham, Josiah
Adams, Mary Lindsey, JOS q
B-Brightwell, VIM Lockctt,
Bradley, HenryM Lamar. mrs Martha
Bowers, Giles M-M'CommIck Benz
Banyan, y Samuel MGaw, Josiah
Bull, John Miller, mr.
Blackburn, Miss NJ Meyer, John
Meyer, mr.
C-Crow, Cornelius7 Mcrriwether w
Curtis, Z Miller, Elisha
Churchill, samuelC P-Parlue, mrs s 9
Cooke, /. ] Perry, mrs Ann
D-Dalton. WilliamsonPoweIl, Starting
DunkIy. John Parrolt, George
Demars, patsey Q-Quarles WIG
Delaushter, Solomon R-Ranasour, ID F
Dwyer, John Rincw, Archibald
Dwyer, Thomus RICHTER,
Dualass A Reams, mrs A
Deiph, William Ragen, mrs E A
Dorsey, Amelia Rambo, Benajah
Delius, L ISLANDERS. Edw 9
E-Evriette, John StefIs, w VI
F-Farrar, Susan Seibels, miss Cornclia
G-Golly, Peter Seage, w
Giddings, Lorien Stokes. George w
Gurganus, Elizabeth Sales. capt John
Gitson. George Slater. II &; s
Glover, mrs Mary Sherwood, Isaac
Geddings g. Bushnell. Smith, Martin II
Gray. NJ. Stark, w w
H-Hammond A L 2 Sturges, Andrew B
Hammond. Sam'l 2 T-Traylor. mrs NJ
Huson, Washington Trask, Alfred
Huson, q CO Tompkins. Fran 'is Ii
Hook, Sherrod W-Williams John s
Holmes, VIM A Williams, Jno w
Hunt. David Williams, miss A NJ
Harresal Geo w Newman, miss Martha
Hyalns. NJ f care Of Jno Williams
Hn :.phreys, John Whiteman, nr
Hammond, Joshua Wade. Edward w
Hi,cllco.k, P Wiley, Calvin 2
Hargrove, Temple Wood, WIN & CO
Hightower, WIN B Wightman. Ann
Hutchinson. H Watkins, Geo
Horton. Wm.F Woodruff. Phil.
Hays Benz F Walker. John W
J-Jusice, Samuel Y-}ancy. John or Ste
Ioor Wallis D phen
L-Lanham; VIM Yancy John A
JOHN w. ROUGH. p. NJ.
APRIL, 1889. lls letters 9
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N OFT ice e.

" OFT ice.
T EFT in the Stable Of the subscriber, OH
Ia Monday the 25th ultimo, small sorrcl
Horse, blind Of one eye, with an old bride aud
new saddle. The owner is requested to pay
charges and take him away.
w. BRUNSON.
April /, 1889 tf9
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New Spring & Summer

New Spring & summer
GOODS.-The subscribers beg leave 10 in
Va form their friends, and the public geher-
ally, that they have just received large assort-
ment o.
Staple & Fancy Goods.
snilable Tor The season. Embracing almost
every variety Of Fancy Goods, that are usually
kept in this market Their Goods have hecn
selected with great care. aud they feel conf
dent that they are able to give their customers
satisfaction, with regard TO prices aud quality.
They invite their friends, and customers. to
call and examine their Stock, and buy Goods
at low prices,
They feel thankful for past favors, and hope
10 merit continuance Of public patronage.
NICHOLSON e. PRESLEY.
March ., I9]9 # 2
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The Edgea'ield s,qEsadrOll
a. CavaIry, is hereby ordei Ell 10 appear at
" ldgefeld Court House, on saturday
the 18th of April next, armed and equipped for
review and drill.
j. P. CARROLL. Lieut.. Col.
March %, 1899, c.8
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Notice.

Notice.
GayHE Firm Of Rhodes, Ra,ney s. Cubs was
u. dissolved on the first, day OF january
1899, by its own limitation: Persons indebted
to them,c can settle with C. Rhodes or n. Rnmey
ut Pouersyie. COLLIN RHODES,
One Of the Firm Of r. R..S g..
Pottersville, Feb 25. 1899 5
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Fresh Family Groceries,
N MUNG which are
Cuba, Laguira, and Gio Coffee,
Porto Rico and New Orleans Sugar.
New. Orleans and Cuba MolaSses,
Hyson, Imperial and Black Tea,
Rice, DC. &c. For sale by
April |, 1899. II 9
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E0r Collectors Notice.

4 WILL attend at the following places, II
IL collect Taxes Tor thr year 1893:
IN Gatnrdnv the 6tl Anril at PhMRHs
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II IST OF LETTERS remaining in the
.EA rost Office at Hamburg, 5. e.. for the
pl,tN
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IT lST D LErT:.RS remaining i'll the
-Rl Post 0lfice at a.dselield z. H., ). c., for
llIe .Ilarter ending 81 March, 1S}9
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Kcglmental Orders.
Chesterfield c. H., June 7h 1873

Chesterfield c. H., June I'm 1889.
TN obedi nee to orders from his Excellency
j Patrick Noble, the 2sth Regiment of Infant.
" vii assemble at Chesterfield Court House
on Thursday the 3rd Of October next by 10
o'clock A. M. armed and equipt as the law
requires for drill and review.
The commissioned and non.commissioned
officers and the Regimental Staff will attend on
tho day previous to the review, for Drill and
instruction, in full uniform by 10 o'clock A. M:
The Commandants Of Battalious are requested
to make return on the day previous to the day
of Review by 10 o'clock A. M. of the names,
rank, and date Of commissions Of the officers
of their respective Battaiions, and tn" names
and rank of the non.commissioned officers, also
the number of effective and alarm men in each
Beat.
The Commandants Of Battalions in the ex.
tension of this order to the commandants OF
Companies, will require that new rolls OF their
respective companies be made out this will bo
done by bavng the census of each Beat taken as
the law directs, and should be done short time
before the muster. .......
1T is further ordered that) The commandants
of Battaons do cause all those liable to DO
fatigue duty to be warnedsto attend at Chester.
field C. II. on the first Monday in September
next BY o'clock A. NJ. to work on the muster
field, and to furnish the Quarter Master with
the names of those warned. BY order of
A. M. LOWRY Col. 90 Rcgt. s. C.M
FELIX LONG. Adj.
Aug %, 1889. 4l-u
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-10-04
REMARKS OF JOHN NEWTON.


Much depends on the way we como
into trouble. Paul and Jonah were both in
a storm, bu, in very different circumstances.
"l went one day to Mrs. G--'s
Just after she had lost all her fortune ;
could no, be surprised 10 find her in tears,
but she said, | suppose you think | am
crying for my loss but ,ha, is not the case
i am now weeping to think | should feel
so much uneasiness on the account After
that, never heard her speak again upon
the subject ss long as she lived. Why, now,
This is jus, as it should be. Suppose man
was going TO York to take possession ofa
large estate, and his chaise should nreak
down mile before he gol 10 the city which
obliged him 10 walk the rest Of the way
what fool we should think MIN if we saw
him wringing his hands, and blubbering out
all the remaining mile, MY chaise is bro.
ken my chase is broken!''
"My principal method for defeating here.
sy, is by establishing truth. One proposes
to fill bushcl with tarcs now if can fill
il first with whsa, shall defy his attempts" "
Ncwton's Life.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-10-04
DIRECT FROM
Charleston to CheraW Dy
BY THE NEW STEAMBOATS,
Swan g. A, 60, Anson
iii99Essgz.i;a

GNNHE new Steamer Swan, which draws out
IL a little over two feet and half water has
been put upon the Pee Dee River and the
Merchants g. Planters Steam Boat Company
are now enabled to offer to the public one con-
tinuous line Of Steam Boat communication DC.
tween this place and Charleston. :,
The Swan is to ply between this place and
Georgetown, and the splendid steamer Anson'
between Georgetown and Charleston.
The Company are provided with numerous
tow boats and lighters. and now feel sanguine
that when any craft can move on the river. goods
by their line will be delivered with despatch.
The lighters are so con tructed as to bring up
freight with only two feet water, and with three
feet Water the Swan will be able to come to the
landing at this place, with two boats in tow.
Goods shipped from Charleston by tho Anson'
to be continued on our line up the river to their
proper destination, will be subject to no charges
at Georgetown.
All Cotton shipped by this line, will be reship.
ped in Georgetown, by the Company's Agent
there, for Charleston or New York, and ship.
pers charged with the usual expense OF ~ IL
cents per hale.
Both Steamers have excellent accommoda.
tions for passengers.
All demands for freight by this line, must be
paid promptly when the goods are delivered.
]. ELI IREGG, P,est.
Cberaw Arplst 9th. 1889, AZ st
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CEERAW ACAD1-,. =.
Sept. IN. l>39. A5-4f

SEERAW ACADl-. =.
TElHE Trustees respectfully announce that the
X duties of this Institution will be resumed
on the lst of October next; the Male depart
ment under the supcrintendence OF MIR. E. Hall ;
the Female under that Of MIR. J. Sewers. The
course ofinstruction in the male department, will
be that required to enter the South Carolina Col
lege the course in the female department will
be, to make thorough scholars.
The scholastic year will commence on the LIST
of October and end the ist July the year is
again divided into two sessions the first begins
lst October and ends 18th February the secon!
begins 10th February and ends lst July.
Terms OF Tui'on per Session are,
For Spelling, Reading and Writing Sl2 90
The above with Arithmetic, English ,c m
Grammar and Geography
The above, with the Classics, higher
branches of Mathematics, Logic, 90 90
Rhetoric, &c.
Five dollars each will be added to the above
for Painting and Drawing, or the Modern Lam
guages. ., 80,
All payments are in advance; the pupil will
be required to pay for what remains Of the ses
sion at the time he or she enters. will deduc-
tion or drawback be made for loss Of time.
J. w. BLAKENEY, Scc'y & Treas.
P.S. Mr.. II. r. Chapman has taken charge
Of the Boarding House, near the Female Acade.
my, wherc Young Ladies may obtain board at
moderate price.
Sept. 81, 1889. 40 tt
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And especially to make comfortable provis
ion for their ministers, no, By ,oay q cour1e-
sy TIT duty. Cor. tx. ID.
TX Their ninth duty is not only TO re-
lieye the distressed members of Christ, but
TO seek them out, and visit them; to Know
their spiritual and temporal wants, in order
10 the ful discharge OF that duty. James l..
27. .
K. Their tenth 'u'y, is, TO put chariabl.
constructions upon doubtful words and &C.
tons; and it either will admit n double
sense, always to take it ip the faires', ac-
cording 10 the law of charity. Cor. Xiii:
z. And such charity will defend and
maintain church-peace and unity.
SIX BENEFITS oF'wALKING BY THESE RULES.
|. Strict and heecful at enhance to these
rules, will pu, iustre upon religion before
The world, and make it glorious 10 the eyes
of such as now dcspise it. Titus ii. To-
Which,he here speaks to encourage all 10
ordinate analking.
IL. This will allure and win the W. rid
over 10 Chris, and wonderfully prosper and
further The design of the gospel. Phi. ii.
Is, rs. !
t---TTI. THIS = &c Eaeiually stop the mouths
of a 4 the detracsing and disappearing enc.
mics of religion. Peter ii. Is.
| w. This will em;ncnl|y giorify God /;
! which is the ultimate end of our beings
Matt. v. Is.
v. This will fill the people Of God (by
way Of evideuce) with much Inward peace
Gal vi. Is.
vi. This will secure the presence of God
with, and among US; whence results BOT h
the efficacy of ordnances. AID the stability
and glory ofthe churches: For Christ walks
| among tie golden canJlestlcks, and threat
ems the churches. in case of detection from
gospel rules, 10 remope the cdndNes'ick o's'
Of his place, except thy repent. Rev Ii. l.
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? 2 n . = = n Q n
HIG II sc II DOL.

VOUNG Gentleman are genteellY boarded
IL and grammatically instructed in the Greek,
Latin, French aud English languages; and in
FL cution. Arithmetic. Geography, History,
Euclid. Logic, Algebra, Logarithms, Plane and
Spherical Frigonometry. The Comic Sections,
Navigation, Mensuration, Mechanics, Hydro.
sta les, Optics and Astronomy, Geology, Min
eralogy. Botany and Chemistry, by he subscri.
Der, member of the English university of Cam.
BRIDGE, and graduate Of tho Law University of
Lincolns Inn, London.
Education (includng every branch desiredl
Board, Washing, Fuel, Lights, $l60per annum
Of 10 months, payable quarterly in advance:
$40 if under i2 years ofage Pupils may enter
at any time Of the year, and will bn charged pro
rata. The Holy days finn ths middlA Of limo
| to the middle Of July, and from the middle of
December to the middle Of January. $1,000
for staying the holy days Pocket money is given
out weekly to the boys in sums not exceeding
25 cents, and parents are earnestly requested
not to allow - uch, and not to allow any bills OF
credit without their written authority.
No ono will be admitted who cannot read
and write and does not know the multiplication
table ard none will be retained after adIni sion
who is disobcdient to the laws and usages Of the
house.
Each pupil must board with the principal (;
must bring his linen marked, and bring 2 pair
of large sheets for double bed, pair Of stout
blankets, stout towels, small looking glass,
silver tea spoon, and silver soup spoon, knivee
and forks. pair large and pair small: also
bible and common prayer book.
THOMAS WAYLAND.
References: Dr.. Anthon, Professor of Ian
guages. Columbia College, New York, Hon.
John C. Calhoun of PendIeton. Col. D. Oyley.
of GreenvIle S. c., M. Gucncbault professor of
the French language, Charleston, and member
OF tho Paris bar, Hon. Judge Harris, Of Rich
mond county. Ga, Rev. Trapier Keith, OF
Georgetown, South Carolina, DR.. Wayland
President Of Brown University, Rhode Island,
and w. Godfrey. Cheraw S. &.
Sept. 27, 1889. 46-A
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-10-04
Morus Multicaulis.

FETHE subscriber will be prepared to sell next
n winter several thousand rery superior Mo.
rus Multicaulis trees. with from one to two mil.
lions of mature buds. The trees are planted
with ample space tor the branches TO attain large
size and the wood to rpen. A largo proportion
o, the trees are from roots one and two years DID,
which furnish larger, more mature. and of course
better cuttings than trees Of last springs planting
Some of them are now more than ten feet nigh
the wood all of this seasons growth
Many Of the leaves measure from II to IL inch.
es across, and few l3 or over. Cuttings will
be sold with or without roots. Persons within
reach, who wish 10 purchase, are invited to call
and see them. Ample printed directions for
planting and cultivating will be furnished with
out charge to purchasers. The price will be sta
ted in :, future advertisement. Letters on the
subject, postage paid, will be promptly attended
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Valuable Lands for Sale.
John Massey, j g. others In Equity.
vs.. Bill for PARTITION

Sarah Massey & othsss. &c.
D Y virtue of the decree of the Court of Equi.
Id ty, made in the above case, July Term.
1889, 1 will offer for sale at Taxahaw, in the
District of Lancaster, on the second Monday, the
belonging to the estate OF John Massey, sen'r.
deceased, late of Chesterfield District.
Tract B, on the general plat, situated and
living on Bg Lynches Greek, in the District OF
Chesterfield, containing 1855 acres, adjoining
lands OF Sarah Massey. John McManus, Josiah
Tay or and John Massey, jr. About 200 acres
of this tract is cleared and under cultivation,
chiefly low grounds, and BOT much exhausted.
Also, Tract C.. situated and lying on said
Creek, in the District Of Lancaster, containing
by the general plat, 445 acres, adjoining lands OF
John Massey, +. Phillips, estate of BENZ. Deason,
Sarah Massey, John Horton, and the last mcn.
toned tract This is excellent tract of land,
containing valuable bottoms; part cleared and
under cultivation. '-.
Also, Tract d, situated onsaid Creek, in Ian.
caster District, known as the Bella Tract. con.
taini G by the general plat, s42 acres, adjoining
Deason, and divided by Lynches Greek from the
lands of Sarah Massey. I his is rich and valu.
able tract of land mostly woodland, part IN.
der cultivation. 49, l- Z
Also, Tract E, situated in Chesterfeld Dis.
trct, known as part of the Belts tract, con.
tanning $50 acres-adjoining lands Of John
Sings, George Miller. Sarah Massey, and lands
granted to Richard Rainwaters. % .
Also, / ract F, situated and lying on Fork
Greek, in the District Of Chesterfield, containing
$50 acres, known as the Rutledge tract, adjoin-
ing lands Of Richard Rollins, Thos. Lee, John
Threat and the last mentioned Il act of land.aJ
Also, Tract G, situated and lying in Lancater
District, at the junction of Lynches and Flat
Creeks, containing 240 acres. adjoining lands Of
John Scarboro, Isaac Fortenbury, Absaiem
Hunley and James Railey. COLD has been
found on this tract.
Also, Tract H, situated and lying On Bufa'
loe Creek, in the District Of Kershaw, known
as the Monaghan tract, containing 532 acres,
adjoining lands Of Nathan Catoe, Michael Hor:
ton, Lewis Clyburn and Samuel Joues--bounded
in oart BY the Camden road and Battalion road.
Also, Tract l, in Kershaw District, known as
the Catoe tract, n,ainiIg 1870 acres, lying on
Bdtfaloe Creek, adjoining lands of Gen., Cantey.
Burrell Catoe, Charles McCloud, lands granted
to John Catoe and the last mentioned tract.
Terme-A credit OF and = years, with inter.
est from day of sale-purchasers giving bond
and good security, and mortgages Of the pre-.
mrses. Purchasers to pay fer Confmisssioner's
Titles. JAMES n WITHERSP0ON, Jr.
Commissioner Equity, Lancaster District.
Commissioners Office,
Isl August, 1889.
August9 4 80 2m