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Plated. brass, mud Jaranned coach harness,
do do d" gig AMI suik Q" 40 :
do do do Baruuthe do
Dray, cart and wagon do
Saddle bags, houhe an4s uglr; vA'iccs; medical
&udd!t bags, BrusS.ls carpet bags; best IRON frame
lea ioo trunks, brass malice; leather h"oi top
do, scored sizes aud various sty les; holsters and
pistol belts; coach, gig, sulkry, twis and planters
crop whips: woni, worsltd, cotton and leather
sirihs ard surslnulcs; strrup Learners: trunk
straps nni worslel rein web: cham and hook
h"'n-s; blind hrldles and lines; s o'ch collars,
and horse and mule collars, ,"f all qualities: mo-
rocco, buck bear. sheep and hntial" skins; plated
brass and steel bride bits Of every description
plated. bsa.s and steel spurs OF every description
plated, brass aud steel strrups "t every descripa
ton
Tosetuer witt, complete assortment Of every
article in their line o! busness--Al OF which they
offer for sale on accommodating terms.
They will also continue to receive through the
year. BY packets from New York, fresh supplies 10
keep their stock ample and complete.
EOUES, DAVIDSON & CO,
re- - Canal st.
SCHOut BOOK>, cheap bunk hooks, AMI cap and
- letter paper, quilts, &c. &c, large and first rate
assortment for sale low by ALIEN. TOWAR,
NAV ; ~ Camp street
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-25

Gas Light Banking Comply. Jananry 30, 1889.
TIME Stock Of Coke being much reduced this COM
pany will funris, Pi.,sburg Coal, in smn quar-
ties to their customers.
Orders received Il, the Gas Office, E1ul Alley.
ja3i r W WELLES Src'v
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NO CUKE No IA
HW. JOHNSON, Office 10 Eien'i''; SIRE, COZ

NJ CJhl. Nv ~
DN JOHNSON, Office ! 10 Elen'isl" sire, con
IL fines his practice to the treatment oi |eh1rea'
l,lsc ,.c IN alt its different forms.
Dr Jutas0n, from residence OF macy years! HOS,
pi,nls IN Europe, devoted to the trc"tn""t OF 'rnereal
n;ensrs and from his present extensive practice IN
that 4rticuar branch of the pr"se 'son guarantees
.af se DIV aud etisctua cure to such p'rs"n, as are
noubl.d with ANY n, tue following Diseases VIZ.
tionorrhncr Elects, suictres. Chsncrcs, huhoN'
Seminal Weakness Alec Lons Of the Bladder k'dnrys
Lnius, Urcthra rJos,rale Gand, Swcl'.d eslicle''
f;ruptions ou the Skim Sore Throat. Pans III the
and the humorous symptoms which generally folio"
his disease. =, ,
Recen, cases cured in t''re' days without the
use of Mercury interruption from business, or nera'
tion in the mode of living II,
A medicine IT, prev ent EencIcnl Disease can be OBJ
famed of Dr. johnson Ii is from the recipe OF the
Ra,ou Larry, a celebrated Fscnch Surgeon, and was
uscd by Ln during tao several campaigns in which he
served as Surgeon General in til" French Army
Sold by Dr.. johnson, ut hi, office. Those pefI"ns
ts Ing any af.s ton Of Scnaraal Disease, AMI shout
taking sea voyages, removing I" the county, would
do we'll bv giving DR.. johnson call, rs proper mcd-
ken.s fur Their cure in the shortest time can be put up
with written dirrc tons tn their use.
- Office neen from III the ,n'rn'hs hntt t"o''"ck Al
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-25

NSLA\ING CAkDS--Jnst received II few gross
T. o~ery superior Frcnch cards, very hin and
fine, for sale cheap bv ID FELT Il Co,
milo N Y Sta,ioners hll "a chartrcs
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Oln,ai At
STEAW IS@1AY' AslElS.

= ADDbEkN w ARt..-- he subscribers, mann.
- lecturers aud wholesale dealers in s'ddcry
goods, arc now receiving by lat; arrivals from the
uorh in addition to their iormcr stock, an extern
sivc assortment Of articles in their line, among
!. huch ar. the following, viz:
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-25

RURNHAM'S DROPS.--rhis medicine was
- discovered by the proprietor and has been sub
Jcc'td to his careful observation for many yea rs
IN overy variety OF PIactcc, and all the disenoc,
OF tho diversified American climate; and it is NOT
gwen to the pubc with the ptrn", confidence and
believe that its, most clearly &c, iorti, in the
pamphler accompanying the same, the best medi.
cine ever thrown within the reach Of all classes of
s'c'ety. 1t is with the greatest prorriely given in
all the maadies which aillct the human r. ce, from
the established fact, TINT, when taken into the so-
mach 1t acts according to the state of the s,om-
ach and the nature OF the disease, either AS an
'm"tIc, dlnr"hc, sudoric, cApcciornnt, or crperet
medicine. That rrnily wha, !, purpnrls I" be,
reeds only n irlnl 10 s.,.siy the most ncrednous.
he TACT IS daily coming 10 the knowledge ct the
nroPr"l 'rs ct lite beneficial md saving effects in
cases OF the ngur and fever bilious typhus, ner~
v"ns and scarlet tcvrrs, inucnza, violent colds,
dys'n'erry or ilux, dyspepsia or measles, satisfy
them that they not only warranted III wnrnl,
recommending It, bu, they cali ed upon from n
sense ut duty witch they owe 10 the human family
t" say to all, Try it, and you will bear ample ,esl-
ony to all A'c have id on the subject.
The cholera itself, tn worst scourgc which he
ever visited our couhry- has been successfully coa>
q"crcd 7he proprietor in thirteen cases with The use
OF this medicine only, without the loss of single
patient. The medicine il pre- ,ared only by doci ors
BURNHAM Il DAVIS, S.. Louis Missouri; and is
put up IN phlaIs each uccampa4'ied with plain
and distinct DIRECTION, and containing about sixty
d' scs, to he had tor seventy live cents, which
mak'sit much the cheapest me dicinc ever offered
to the public.
The hove m edi"ine is sold wholesale nd retail
by our Agents, Henry E'nnnbel, Druggist and
AP"hrcary Tchoupt"ulas street. New Orleans.
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LNlAGG STONES-69a yds Flnsg Stones landing
l. from ship -. Lawrence, for spla by
" r WHITNEY
msy 3 - Camps,
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FRANKLIN INFIRn6ARY

H0AVAAAlN N1kN04AA1
't'tiF' pubic are respectfully informed that ms
l. tnti"n Is erected on The u,ost improved plans
10 an AIRY aud mos, adj rabie situation, in the aubuu
Ffankl',I upon e Ruth Dad, mile from The MisAi
s'ir,.
The hsiaias Us large ans oin.rs,v div ides
In apartments for k.ern. separate different CLASSES
mud q hcrcnt diseases.
9he institution s supplies witi, most skifuI and
attentive male and tcmal" uuss, and speaking tho
Private rooms may be had by genle.nea At Eve dol
lars per day. inclul,n, attendance, &c.
Terms in the ordinary wards, two dollsrs por dav
Slaves also two dollars. Small Po1 in the uxdinslv
wards, FIVE d"llars.
All capital surgical opero,iona ext44. --.-
Tie resident ph, sican is DR. Wedde,nan, 10 whom.
application fer admission n'ust he made. d. c
i.nze"'hcrc, \" u Rampant street. npl9ay
REAZiEES CLFrt0-jrSt 1rceivs,l in Isose o
ID cases nssoted from 10 80 Sheets 30 60 inches
LOCKE 4 Co,
mo It Front ISvee D
llNNthAAu. On FiiilADELPHtA-Fa1 saIe IL
~ mn YoRxE, IS Capp 4 4
i IS IOKk-io ehs, 10y sste by
u q ABiES,
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I>LOUR--loUO bbls .uper6ne ,50do fine, for sale by
Il & DORSEY, "A New l.evee
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NEW MGSiC-O Native Music; The Convent Il !!
Pm IA rnntng, r'sin, l'ln.lt; Never Despair, sh
dent you remember abe beautiful glade in the Druml
Romance. The White Horse I" the Pep pcrs; Thou
come aud Love thou me, sung by Miss $ .
ri in the grand Romnntc Dprnn Ame; Good Mig
i'h" meeting nnl pa,ing; care ~" fer .pnng c
tickle wig, by II itulEr t~,nc :ue tho" in 500
row; liie on the Ocean wave, hv IL Russell; She
watched tor hing Fo mo Ir, fall IL ter; Cnur to m" at
morning; Drr the waters hv moonlight There's home
like 'nr "rrnns-d for tn harp hv I Lalnrrc-
R"yrl WaIY"s, by \ Flcchr; Queen Nictnrn'd Court
Ouadrillcs. Ju>1 received aud Tor sale IVY
dl3 b CASEY, 10 Camp VI
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INOitIUNE RI lL.ElHS own BOOK
l. Con- ys Grummnr-I.e.e's cookery
Ilalmmrs key TO TelenrAque
ra1nv's French sprllins book
English Rc,.sers, huff and full bound
Naaustrochts French Ora mar
Necus " ashngton and NJ, ron
Ewcll's medical companion
Daholl'S arllhmetic-Bel ON the nerves
Lady medical poke, book
tientema,'s medical poke. book
EEsrous inrrer-t Inckeu's song book
Huc's nited SGA1ss
new and large supply Of the above works lust -
c"ivnd and opened i.r sale good terms by
m29 4 TOsVaI, 40 Camrf a,
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NISCY MATClIES-N Mh beautiful paintings,
landing from ship Alexander from Bremen for
- bv 4 TR!ER
tb5o "a Magazine ST
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Amer. and Eng. brides and bride no"nnngs,
do do mnrtinGalcs,
Plated brass, mud Jaranned coach harness,
dn do do gig ant snlken 40
do d., do Baruli,he do
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-25

INV .NENER 5 LIQUID UDENTICA.-Has
w been long used. both here aud in thu north
with uniform success. for cleansing and whitening
the tea,h, and preventing the ,oo.ache preserving
the gums, purifying the breath, and reliving mos,
diseases t" which the mouth IS liable in either the
adult "r inaRt One tea spoonful. mixed in a wine
gassu! OF pure water. and 81 applied to the te,sh
in usual mamie with a brush, will etTectunlly pre-
vent scnrvy, aud ward off that rxcru,,a.ing pain,
the tooth ache.
Prepared only by T. F. Mangrr, Surgeon Den.
list to Jefferson College, and sold wholesale and
retail by CARLETON Il Co. 81 Canal st.
f. soe agents tor WaDeer's Odentica
INOUR-louO bbls super6ne, 40 d" fine, for sale by
- nnESEY a New ay,a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-06
NOTICE.

IN PURSUANCE of a decree of the Circuit ST.
4 perior Court If Law and Chancery. for the un-
~ Of Amherst. pronounced on the Sth day Of Sep.
tember, 1888, IN the suit depending between Daniel
Higginborham, executor oil Thomas H'sgin5oihanl,
deceased, Plaintiff aud Reuben Stinnet aud others
Defendants, shall the Goth Of May next, al
Amherst Court house, proceed 10 sell, IN ifo"t oil
Lewis fiarrson's Tavern, at public auction 10 the
chest bidder, for cash, the T. n ID IN the
procctdings mentioned. TINS Land adJoins the
Lands Of Richard Smith, Elijah Fletcher and others
and IS in the possession OF Charles SlInne as tenant
JOHN COLEMAN,
Late Sheriff of Amherst,
Aud as such Commissioner.
April Is l2oh
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u 9TH

"HE SUBSCRIBER offers foi sale, that Val
l. uabie Tract of Land, hereon he now
lives. form rly owned By Cap. Thomas Galway.
lying in The County If Campbeli,on St"unlon River.
containing upward, of one thousand acres.
This Tract has on II about two hundred acres OF
rich Ow Grounds. There is a large portion
the upland that is clear very rich there is u
pen Land sufficient t. work twenty hands 10 ad7an-
taue. Tne improvements good and CONVENIENT,
cosisting Of large Two story Dwelling house,
fy feet front, large Ordinary almost all necessa-
~ Dat Houses. 1t Is seldonIhete is such proper
~ in Market. PE1 TON LEE W lCH.
Anil & WOW
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May 2
SOCKS BOeks BOOKS

A LARGE and well selected assolt nent of
IA Rocks, Stationary, Fancy Articles,
DC comprising the following:
MEDIC WORK
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-06

Trustees sale Of Lama.
DY VIRTUE Of deed OF nusr, made by Fun
ID stall Shelton TO the subscriber fur the benth!
of Thompson Robertson, and OF record IN the CLERK
Office of the Conniy Court of Pntsy lsan'a, on FRI
dry The 10Th dav of May next, on the prenisesl VIII
proceed to sell bv way Of public anctlon' on Gre
di, untl the first day Of February, loio' the putcha
ser pylng bond with approved security, Tor the pur
chase nancy. the Tract Of Lard, in said deed
mentioned, containing 1909 Acres. Tins rc'
Of Land is situated ~ very healthy part OF me
country, we'll watered and has good Dwelling House
an it, Acting as Trustee | shall convey such illie
only, as is vested in me, By sad deed "i rust
JACOB I. COLES, Trustee
April 90 t1o-"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-06
Grazing Cattle.

T PROPOSE grazing loo Cattlc a, or near Hog
l. Camp. at 81 the head. Also few Cow
Camp, at So the head. For those at Cow Camp
will be responsible, If mol delivered properly sc-
counted lo,, but for those al Hog Camp will not be
responsible, only losing the reward Tor those not
delivered.
Grazing season to begin the 10Th day of May -
Persons who do not own Lands adjoining the above
mentioned premises, are requested not 10 lnlrude.
"a. DRUMMOND.
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New And Cheap GOO0s
AIT NJ. E1AlsE'S,

Bank Square
r AN now receiving my SPRlNG oorrh
/ which will comprise extensive assortment OIL
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods
And as many descriptions have been purchased anu
under favorable circumstances, am enabled 10 oiie'
some great Bargains, especially the following ar
tices
OH, 1,,,,,, J,ns,,;nrs. S73 cts. per yard.
Coloured Pc de Sol, very heavy, % 90
Black ShaleSs, ~
Fine French Ginghans, ~
Irish Linens, extra fine, 10 .
Inv Az nv Stock will he unusually heavy, an' de-
,ermined TO sell at prices that will be satisfactory
to purchasers. All ask is call before Pu''" r
sing. tina, my friends aud the puo'c may }a UT W
themselves. ~ Il"
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April
GUIDE 10 PASSENGERS.
$3.50; SsgI


VIE Northern Line of Stages from Lynchburg
= TO Fredericksburg by way of Charlottesville,
leaves Lynchburg on Mondays, Wednesdays and
fridays, at o'clock A. M. and reaches CharIoites-
s'e ~ ,he evening OF those days it arrives at FIRE.
dercksburs on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays,
al O'clock L. M. In returning, 1t arrives at Char
Iotesv'i'e on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
ana reaches Lynchburg on Tuesdays, Thursdays
ana saturdays. By this route passengers leaving
Lynchburg vii! reach Frederick sburg in two days
y. nose gong from Lynchburg to Richmond will
r ~, Richmond on the second day at O'Clock. p
ln-our teams and coaches first rate, aud the
ut"e s ara careful and accommodating. No pains
W." oe spared to render the trip safe and pleasant TO
the Passengers
Fare through TO Fredericksburg Sll so
do 10 Richmond 9 so
Apply at the Fr1nLlin Hotel, Lynchburc. Tor seats.
S. B. GLOVES, AT.
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Spring .VEETEy.E. uS3O
.N'OTECE.

.V'OTECE.
RY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
- executed to me by William Shannon and wii,.
ana Of record IN the Office Of Campbell county. /
VIII at the house Of the said Shannon offer for sale
on Saturday the 18th day of May next, the
Tract Of Land,
ABH38A. wherein said Shannon lives adjoining III .
s&3|2E land of John b. Cabell, William Gnnpb.
~y" Edward Mathews. WIN. e. McAhste,
- and john Robertson, SIX miles east of
Lynchbarg. on the Concord turnpike road and IL
desirable stand Tor a grocery store and tavern.
containg 40 ACRES. The title is thought good
but will only convey by special wanautee Ter,s
al sale. WM. G. McALISTER Trustee
The above sale is appointed at my request, and is
for the purpose oil raising means pay nv debls
My creditors invited attend The sale IL, par,i,
pate in the proceeds WILLIAM SHANNON
April % vs.,
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on Consignment,

4 SPLENDID SOFAS,
II 9 doz. do. Mahogany Chairs, just received
and for sale low, by PAYNE y TURNER.
Nav 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-06

GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN.

GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN.
WYE most respectfully call the attention Of gen.
w tlemen TO our stock of Summer Ware, which
we will sell at fair moderate prices
Blue, black and fancy cold. Clolhs and Cassimeres
Black Gro de Etc, Cashnaimes, Bombszines, an I'd
Georgian Twllls, for summer Coats aud Pants,
Silk Velvet, Satin and MarseIcs Vcstngs all quail
tiles,
Corded and plain Linens, and Drngs, of every
description,
large lot Tenants & Winchestcr's Stocks, trim'd
and pl3n,
Do PLAIN and ruffled Bosoms and Collars
Real Goat Skin, Silk, Berlin and Thread Gloves.
Black and white Silk, white and naukeen c. Cot
ton half Hose,
Emb'rd. Satin, and black Italian Crava.s,
Gum +. Suspcnders, some the finest manufacture.
HUNT q MARTIN.
Opposite The Post Office.
April 90 I,
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-04-12

A fellow by the name or M1So who 'ods
an Office in The New York Custom House,
willis. lecturing at an elcctioneering meeting
IN one of the Wards of The city, advanced as
an argument in favor of a hard money Admin
istration, that ifpapcr money were banished
from circulation, the currency would he so
much more precious than j, now is that poor
man could purchase a lot in Wall street for
500, instead Of $4,000 the present Price.
But he forgot to say that, in such case'
owing to the selfsame preciousness Of the
currency. it would be as difficult matter for
the poor man to get the 800, as it is now for
him to get the $4,000.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-04-12
List of Letters

Remaining in the Post Of;ce at Cheraw
S. G. which if not called for before the Let Of
July will be sent to the General Post Office
as Dead Letters. Persons calling for these
Letters will please say they are ADVERT
ged
A-Geo B. Andrews,
B--Elizabeth Bennett, Thomas Britt,
C-Miss Caroline Campbell, e. Campbell,
c. c. Campbell & Co., D. Crag.
D-Micagah Dinkins Thos. Driggers, II.
II. Durant. James F. Drake.
E-Marcy Edwards Mary Edwards.
G-Edward Graham, John Glls.
H-isaac f1otchkiss.
J-Catharine Jones.
K-Harriet P. Kelly.
L-Samuel Leaid. Geo. D. Lintz. Mrs.
Little. Joseph Lee, g., Thos. Lynch, E. J. NJ
Lloyd, David Lockman.
M-Neadham Morgan, G. J. w. Mccall,
Murehead & Co. Hugh R. Mccall 9. James
Mckay, Mr.. McQuage, ohn McQuage.
O-Daniel Odum.
P-O. B. 5. Price, Katharine Powers, VIM
Pegues VIM. Senr. James c. Postell, Ray
mond Parsons, Manuel C. Poison, Mary
Parker, james Postan.
S-Margaret Smith 2, o. II. Spencer,
Alexander Sweat, Thomas Sarlin. Richard
Smothers, Clem:nts Smith, Geo. w. Scott,
Ellen Jane Swet, Caroline J. Smith.
T-John Trantham.
W-Richard WEIGH 2.
BROWN BRYAN, P. NJ.
April 8, 1889.
% IT
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-04-12
COL. PRESTON.

In the suit lately brought against the Pres.
hyterian Church by the New School secederS
from it, Col. Preston was one of the defendents.
A correspondent of the New York commercial
Advertiser notices his agreement in the follow
ing language:
"Wednesday March 20, 4 o'clock P. NJ.
"On Monday, at 10 o'clock, Mr.. Meredith
having concluded his argument, Mr.. Preston
arose For forty.eight hours Mr.. P. had Ia
bored under very violent attack of illness;
from which he had recovered, with tie excep-
ton that he was very weak. After speaking
about an hour he was compelled to accept the
profered indulgence of the Court and to sus-
pend his argument till Tuesday. He occupied
the entire sessions ofTuesday and Wednesday,
having spoken altogether ten or eleven hours.
ut ia impossible to give yon here any pro-
per sketch Of his argument. 1t was perfectly
methodical and took full notes; bur to do it
even such an approach to justice as can most
hope to accomplish, would require more leisure
than can find to write out in full the notes
have taken. 1t was clear. logical, learned,
witty, classical, glowing with imagery, now
pathetical and now satirical, and perfectly ,rl-
umphant. The jury acknowledged its power
by their rapt attention, and even BY tears;
and the audience could not be restrained from
the expression of rapturous applause. The
Judge, of course rebuked the expression, but
the gravity OF court ofjustice could not alto
gether repress it. Unless the honorable gen.
tleman can be prevailed on to write his speech
himself, we shall probably never have it in
perfection. The reporters will attempt to do
it the fullest possible justice, and l will try to
give you as soon as other duties permit, some
such sketch as my notes will furnish.
ut met the point at issue, took, the plain
tffs on their own ground, and amply and ably
immense wealth created in England hy the
spirit Of association and of enterprise, which
is developed with So much difficulty amongst
vindicated the acts of 81, and d. mollsed the
pretensons of portion Of the Assembly of '3s
who hope BY mere ntendment of law. in
point of order, against the known will OF the
majority, to maintain claim to be the whole
Presbyterian Church. They stand on one
poin,-but all points are against them-like
the man IN the frontispiece of the almanic.-
But even if I could write you his very words.
| cannot print the thunder and lightning.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-04-12
ANOTHER CAUTION.

A son Of C Henderson, Esq. Postmaster
at Lincolnton, was killed few days since by
the acc identa discharge of Gun, which he
held in his hand at the time.-West. Carolin.
ian.
How strange that on this subject parents
will not learn wisdom but by experience.
Hardly any parent who has lost child from
the folly of suffering him to carry gun, ever
suffered another of his children to do so.-
From the frequency with which we see boys
with gun in hand, in the streets Of our own
town, we should not all be surprised, however
much we might be panied, to be called upon
again to record some such accident as The
above.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-04-12
GAZETTE
FRIDAY. APRIL IL. 1889.

We last week ayaled ourselves of the oc-
casion Of changing cur day Of publication, to
issue two papers in one week, thus making
up for the ommission caused las. fall BY the
unexpected delay in receiving our paper WIZ!
subscribers in arrears for !orger time than
we were, be good enough to avail themselves
of the earliest suitable occasion to discharge
their obligation. From those who viii immedi.
o.ely pay up al arrearages. and will at the
sametime also pay for the curren: year, we
viii receive the advance price. This is an Of
fer which we have no intention Of repeating.
AL disposedto avail themselves of i: must DO
so soon. Post Masters will please to act as
agents for US and remit moneys committed 20
them by mail.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-04-12


Charleston, April 6, 1889.
Bacon, Hams, lb 10 a l3
Shoulders and Middlings, s lOt
Coffee, Green Prime Cuba, l25 l3
Ordinary to Good. 10 IL
Porto Rico, l2 IS l-2
Cotton, Upland Inferior, LEI l35
Fair l3 l.2 II l.2
Good, Is Is IA
Lard, Ib. IL Is
Molasses. Now Orleans, gal. SO 35
HAVANA, &c. sweet, 81 q 90
Nails, M to god, lb. 7 l-2 6
Sugar, Louisiana, lb. 6 al
HAVANA, white, II l2
Brown, y 8
Muscoyado, 6 10
St. Croix, 9 l2 a l03
- Porto Rico, Z a 8 l-2
Flour. Philadelphia, 8 l.2 a9
Baltimore Howard street, 25 50
- New York, Canal, 9 90 a 10
=. Alexandria, q 8 l-'a
Iron, Russia, pig, ton SO ID
Bar. cwt. 5a
Swedes assorted, Asa
Lumber, Boards, w. r. Clear, NJ feet, 3Oa
Merchantable. Is l6
P. in RATS, ga 10
PORK, Mess, ~ Y. Inspection, - a 81
Prime, 90 81
Rice, prime. 100 ID 4 50a475
Inferior to good, 4 so "A Is
Rough, bush. q 10
Salt. Liverpool ground sack l so a IS
do bush. 10 a
Turks Island. 40 503