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Morning herald., 1839-10-25

VXTATER WITCH BALL.-The third Annual Bali 9
wv the Water witch Boat Club will axe place on Thurs
day evening October sIs inst al the Apollo Saloon Al
Brosdwav which has been recently enlarged and decorated
very splendid furnishing accommodation supero
10 the CITY, sdd,os 10 which will be the insignia
the different Boat Clubs.
Mr. A. Dewosh celebrated band 10 engaged, and will per
form choice selection OF ,cthons, Watres Nc
Members of Boat Clubs requested to appear IN their re
spectve uniforms -
Tickets he obtased rom the members AZ I've io''o w'n
,lsrs. -. Noran, Merchants, Coffee House. Pine
sesly's Branch Hotel Bowery Rochcs. Broadway Mr
Chssneys Fourteenth Ward Hstel Colnss THIRD D"tre
House Lonc Coffee Rooms Cedar street. and at the Apollo
,OaQ
Morning herald., 1839-10-25

TT,0 GROCERS.-B Beached and Unbeached Winter Sperm
aceti Just received from New Bedford l00 Casks OF
the above OIL for sale cheap in lots to suit purchasers at the
wholesale and retail establishment Of
JOHN C. MORRISON SON,
olQ-lw ls6 aud 1873 street.
Morning herald., 1839-10-25

xyNYs STAR LINE, for New Orieans.-lhe hoe Packet
kTTTN ship GEORGIANA Captaia Parsons. now nearly
Nas~ loaded will leave for the above port Monday the
2Sh instant.
For freight passage, a the lowest rate pease 10 apply
the Captain board Murray's Wharf foot Of Wsi street.
or to CLOVER MsMURRAY,
90 South street
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-05-16
List of Letters,

| Remaining in the ]
| rough. N. C. on
| 1889. which. if
months. will be
| Post Office a. IL
| A
John Allen .
James Allison
James Atktson
Deacon ScldonArnol,
Robert Anderson
b
Miss Harriet Booth
Ally & Mercury. eel
wants Of Mr.. BurrwI
william Baldwin =
James Baldwin
Moshef Bartcn
John Bowers
James r. Brown
Joseph Barlow
James Brock well
William Brown
Reuben Baiehlor
Rcddlck Brown
G
George r. Coggins
Csty Crabt'ee
Edward Cowdle
James II. Christie
John Crabtree
Thomas Crabiree
William Chambiee
Abel Cain
William Csrrington
David Comb
Abraham Crab,rce
Mary Clalk
Reuben Cartlen
Levin Carmichael
Roland Davis
Hampton Dollar
William Dollar
Timothy DAVIS
William Uuskin
James Dsugheriy
L
Hugh Pauceiie
James Faucctto
Ablshs Faucette
PIndlcy
Alexander Forrest
Paul Heafit
Robert Hall, sen.
Thomas Iiu,ehins
David Houlder
Keuady Horton
John Holloway
John Hunter
James Hanoy
John HALEY
James T. Hu.chins
Leroy Hudnal
Cave s Holland
John Hodge
John II. Ingram
Charles Jordan
samuel Jordan
James Jones
Iiargis Johnston
William C. jackson
col. Thomas Jones
X
John Kelly ,
John W Keith Q
ilcx'r NJ. Kirkland Q
THOS. [
April I.
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'osl Office at HILLSIDE.
the let day Of April,
10, taken oul in three
sent 10 the Genera
al letters.
l.
Mfs. Mary Laws .
John I.oekhaFt
Miss Mary z. Lane
Mlcsjah Leonard
Sllas VI. Link
MI
Alex'E Montgomery
. James Montgomery
! William si'Dowcl.
Hunter M'culloch
siiss Eliza Ai'cown
Thomas M'crstken
John or Aaron Maroon
Rev. Thomas Mason
Andrew Z. Murdoch
kev, Roberto. Maynard
M
william Nichnld
James L. Norilees
d
Henry 0'Daniel
ilollowelI Old
T.
George Pratt 2
Thomas q. Pratt ,
John Price
Edward Fender
William Piper
Henry Picket
R
Henry Richards
Copeland Riley
James Riley lof -4mcs)
George Raw
William ID. nny
Judson Riley
William NJ. Roberts
william Roberts .
James Riggs
Chssly P. Rainey
James kainey
John Raw
James Reeves
John Reeves
George Reeves
Wilson Rhcu
John U. Roberts
8
William Smith Q
James Sanghan
Leonard Smith
Joseph Steel
Mrs. Nancy Steel
Gen. John Smith
william Y. c. Smith
James Turner
Abel Thompson
Samuel Tate
Peter Thomson
Joseph L. Turner
w /
II. Woods
Samuel Wilson
Charles Wilson
william Wilson |
Samuel wortham
Joseph ID. webb
Henderson Woods
f.emuel Wilkerson |
James wilkins
John C. Walker
Grandson Woods /
Charles Yancy |
George iancy |
'LANCY, p. ~. |
Ca
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Junto Academy.

TNHIS Institution, twelve miles northwest
- from IIilsborough, Orange county, N. &.
and sir miles north Of Nilsson Hall. enjoys .
location in tho midst OF an agreeable neigh
borhood, surrounded by pleasant country.
which al exceedingly pure and saiubrtous al
mospheEe, . peaceful seetusion and other I'M
porlant advantages. combine 10 render pccu-
iiarly eligible aud inviting. Here The student
10 iayited, by the prospect OF study, uBiaieE-
rupted BY i'll health, aud those other causes
which frequently so much retard The progress
of youth. Here the path to virtue and homo
rable distinction lies open before him, With
few, but rural aliusemen.s, 10 Withdraw him
from the pursuit, with comparatively lew
temptations 10 lead hiIa asiray.
The student who comes here 10 forthwith
incorporated into family, which hitherto, has
been a eoniented and naFpy ono; over whom
parental government is exercised, Gnu q VI
giant eye kept. lie immediately becomes
the subject Of all falher's soiiciiude, exer-
lions and anxieties.
As il 10 designed thai this institution shall
be q classical school oil tho highest grade,
classical literature constitutes . disiIHIt de-
pagtmen., under the immediate aud particular
supervision Of the Principal himself. Ample
provisions ara made 10 prepare students Tor
any Of the Universities Of Ito country, or TO
imnart TO those who design only.to iake az
sccademical course, thorough acquaintance
wiih classical literature.
Tae English department, which 10 separate
and distinct, il under tho direction Of an EN-
cient and compel cut instructor; 80 thai all re-
quisite facilities are afforded for the pfosccn-
tion Of such English studies as are generally
prosecuted in Academies Of the highest grade.
TIE PRINCIPAL il now making extensive ad-
diiions 10 his accommodations for boaEdets. 80
that in q short limo rooms will % open Tor 10
or 30 boarders. Good board can also 10 pro-
cured in the neighborhood.
Tuition in the Classical Department, per
session oil five months, si2 30.
English Department, S. per session.
Board per month, exclusive oFiighis, " 3d.
The present session will end on The 18th Of
guna next. s-..--my...
/" Tho next session viii commence
on the 10Th Of July.
Those who may wish TO correspond With the
Principal Of this Academy. will please TO ad-
dress him as Postmaster 81 Junto.
DIV. KERR.
April 10. 6s-
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ssaadiss % which you may dsEOis more
or less of ume. for ths express purpose
II mskirg youF Bible reading more
inlsllihls 10 yourselves. II j. . book
which neither ths most ignorant and
weakest. nor The most learned and
intelligent mind can read without i'm
prosemenL
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-05-16

NEATLY q ExPRDiyIOUSLY EXEcuT Ed
~ Al THIS OFFICE. III
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-05-16
NOBLE CONDUCT OF TWO SEA
MEN.

IL MEN,
The general character Of . sailor i
prosesbial. bur seldom has IN fallen 10 our
happy LOT 20 record IN act more truly
noble, ihan The following. which took
place few days AGO. in this city.
A poor widow woman who occupied
two rooms in . house. in the lower part
Of Commercial street. since the death ol
her husband. about six months since, has
been compelled 10 earn living for her
aelf. and,a family Of young children, By
taking in washing; and with all her
industry and economy. her quarterly
rent bill became due. before she could
scraps together sufficient 10 discharge il.
Unfortunately for her. the landlord Was
one Of Old Crumbs" school. cold and
calculating mercenary and unieeling.
His sole business Was 10 collect his
rents, and all his recreation seemed 10 be,
10 distress the Eiriuous. She begged Of
him 10 grant her time. lie gave her lwo
dsys-she asked for mora and he refused.
stating that unless her rent was paid be-
fore twelve o'clock on the following day.
every stick Other furniture should be put
out OF do0fs.
The time arrived, when agreeable 10
promise, his lackeys were sent down.
and The threat was begun 10 be put into
execution. The poor woman prayed the
unfeeling landlord 10 desisl in his pur-
pose. bur her prayers were IN vain. Al
length giving up entirely 10 despair. and
wounded pride, she seated herself upon
her forlorn bed, with her little children
crying around her. At this crisis Two
jolly American tars happened by. and
espying the work going on. the door open.
and The wretched woman and her children
weeping. Immediately stopped their
course, and begun 10 reconnoiire.
al say, shipmsie," cried one. " there
be some foul play going on in these
walers-let's overhaul the crals."
"Aye. aye, jack" cried the other.
=" the young oman BY The bed has hoisled
signals of disiress-her pumps are going
in rio srnsst--let's give her . long haiI."
The lsrs called the woman 90 them,
and from her soon learnt the whole Of her
story.
swell. nov, sbipmaie. il that land
pirate hadn't ought 70 be la.hsred with
hot lar. scraped with rusty hoop. and
then keeI-hauled, for laying his graphing
irons on a few loose sPars what are scat
Tered abou. this wreck. Never mind my
good oman. keep your spirits up. and
ven set you in the right course. with
plenty of ballast and provisions. | say
you land lubbers just Delay there upon
hem things. ven DO responsible for the
iamage." L
How much do you owe Ibis land
liraler e.. |
The woman told bin The amount, when
lack took from his wallet The same in
,ard currency. and paid the bill, made
he woman present Of handful Of silver.
rhils bis shipma.s in the mean time.
rent 10 . butchers shop near BY, and
rough, back = large joint Of meat. for
he dinner of herself and poor children.
hey left, alter receiving the poor
romans blessings. and wishes for their
and went whislling through
10 streets as though nothing had happen
4. Boston Herald.
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fIsIiE subscriber. hasias Just returned from
IL Philadelphia. where be has been 10 pro-
cure articles in his line Of business. has ths
pleasure Of Offering 10 bis friends. and the pub
lie generally, handsome and excellent assert.
meat Of
Gold and Sifrer Lerers,
PLAIN AND VERGE WATCHES.
Fine Gold Chains,
Breast Pins.
Ear Rings.
Finger Rings.
Pencils,
Silver Tea and Table Spoons,
Music Boxes.
Knives. &c. &c.
Also, good assortment Of perfumery.
MI Of which. being selected by himself. hsican
promise Will be fsaad exrs,leaI articles.
EP Particular attention will DO given
to the repair of Watches committed 10 ri.
charge; and all work put into his hands will
be executed with reasonable despatch.
LEMUEL LYNCH.
APRIL. 6s-
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IT, The above medicines are for sale
ez1 at the Office Of The Hillsboreugh re-
cofder- where q cOnssantsupply will be kept.
ID. HEARr'r. agent.
Maya. 6s-
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BLANKS for sale al this Office.
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III / l. l. y II q ROU G III, N. "
PUBLISHED wgRELv
ny DENNIS HEARTT,

AT rHREE DotLARs a YsAR, on Two poLlA"'
FIrTr cKSTs ~ PAID IN ADVANCE.
Those who do not give notice Of their WIS"
10 hare their PAPER discontinued Of tho eSP'a.
ton OF the year. will DO presumed % dcs'," Wy
its continuance until countcrlnandcd. -Ana ""
paper will ho discontinued until oil arFearaees
are paid, unless at the option Of the publisher
Advertisements not exceeding sixteen i'hes,
ono dollar for The frat, and twenty-five Gems
for each subsequent insertion; longer "nes )"
proportion. Court advertisements twenty w.
per .. Mt higher. A deduction Of 35i per ecu"
will bc made TO advertisers by tho yeaf.
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on THE DEATH OF AN INFANT.

EM3W 80 AM@@%N
ON THE DEATH OF An IMAM
nc. ". EVERETT
Maurnsf hssding DER sAyfaead.
Bsxsa sssaiA sosroH's gslliag chain.
Raiss n hope ihy droorihg bead.
fer by child shall lise agsihl
FsifA dslh poins wish Cheering ny
Tar from desst and lon despair
And Thy child in realms Of day.
Reigas IN dsalhless glOsy thsrss
Beauty d~s's apoa his brow
Deen rot thea his bros 10 faded:
Gl.aasss dwslt within his eye
Deem not shoa ifs light 10 shaded;
For that ere. brewer bright
sparkIes a. The RADIANT gem.
And that bros. in wsrlds light.
wo~rss senpa's aiadsn!
Spring shall siEsw her hsnors fair
vhsrs his form 10 lO~ly laid:
Lovliesi iowsrs shall hnger there
First TO bloom and last To fade.
TAss shall wandering children stray.
And his grave be kindly dEesti
There shall smile the parting da.-
There shall moonbesms lore 10 rect.
Mournesl wesp not then in sorrow
Der Thy cherished idol slsinI
MsekIy resignation betrOw.
For thine infant lives sesini
Bow thee 10 The will Of God,
while the dsg oftims 10 giseni
Then, when LIES shOrt path be tired.
Thou shalt meet thy child in Heaven.
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ALL Letters and Papers directed to the
SA EisrL Of ias Superior Court Of Orange,
must DO Pest raid. or they will not be taken
out OF the Post Office.
JAMES II. NORWOOD. C. &C.
April IS. 67-3w
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Mays o.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-05-16

xnHE sahseribers hsring opened sfers q
- the well. kno~n hesss. formerly eeenPass
ky Gel. Shields. On chursoa street. enc cooi
bslsw he Post 0fses. are nsw Fesessang .
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BETHMONT
Female Academy.

SfHE exercises Of this institution. twelve
miles south west from iIillsbarough,l will
commence on the fret day Of February. and
will continue without intcrmission for two ses.
SONS: the vacation will be given in tho moashs
OF December and January. The price of tui.
ton Is eight dollars . Session; Drawing and
Painting live dollars extra Tie increase Of
this school 10 sufficient evidence Of the gene
raj satisfaction which Mrs Morrow has given
in the manager, Of her school; and ws hcsi-
tate not 10 say. that those Who wish to give
their daughters liberal education would do
well 10 confide them to her care.
Board. five dollars Q inonih
- TH0S. ID. OLDHAM,
JAMES THOMPSON,
ELIJAH PICkARD.
December ~. 81
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Moffat's Life Pills,


THE universal esilma-
tea in Which the selehrated
LIFE PILLS and PHOENIX
BITTERS are held. u salts
iaesorily Demonstrated ~
ahe increasing demand isf
them In ever slate and Sec
les srKhs gJnion. and b. The
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-06-07

'OaIy week, my cillI--do:s j. seen, II
you 1nScrl'
%, ,ycs;I though: it hal L12n r,any
wccks-so mary things have passed
,hroug., my m;nd.'
Mr.. Fleming came il &: tbs mon:cn'
and With his W't, Tejoiced over the restored
reaso@ OF it.c:: child. Alas they knew no
that i. was b:ii lie il::kerius oi the lamp
or tie exc Of c%pilios in the socket.
Ai.:: l" '.::eEva! Of rest, Walter again!
spoke.
FEATHER, dear ls:Acr,' said he, :,he doctor
thinks ii'al sAA... cot y: wei. am sorry
70 60 away iro'A ,uu, but | hope am go
ny to ny h-n>"ly y Et',cr-:.s 10Y trunk
YOU VIII tin NY .i!!.o Bible and Prayer
Beck l.ai Ino...1r gave E?e las. Chr;s;mEs
they arc Tor you, father. because YOU
have not o;any L..,: Mo,.icrs--anj, dear
moti.er, ha'a u.'ca thinking what could
9I"n you, aHd have nothing but that box
oF t>au ijli shells hat | gathered with L.
lcn Oh tic beac,: at honlG-t!at is in tho
corner Of my like drawer. Yoa a1ust give
Ellen I'll my boo..s, and my l;I,!c garden
with swc"; peas auJ golden co:eops!s Tia!
have brcl hoping 10 see BLOSSOM
Ee sank back eyhauscd--Al;cc offered
III cordial. bat lie shook his head. After
u few momeuts lie said, 4 hope the Lord
Jesus Christ owes INC, and will put me on
Ills right Hand among lis sheep. Mo!her'-
'WaI.e:, Walker, exclaimed Mr.. Fleming,
as i!!s head lc!! IangHily on his mothers
shoulder Tie sweet child answered not.
lie was absent from the body, and present
with tie Lord
DMk an! dcsoIatc was the heart Of Mr..
Fleming rs he contemplated the remains
ct his chill. No blessed word Of promise
found access, there wI!!spering, 4 may 20
10 hi!::, but lc cauMot come to me- All
vas d1r. it.cnr,u:Ely, AMI he saw his first
born placed n the ground, without faith in
.hc promise ;.!at he should rise again.
Bu the b o~ brought lin TO himself, and
10 thai inspired Wort. that assured him
hat his child WAS not dead bu slceping.-
There ..c sought consolation, and there he
found it. IIc s'ulIed, believed, aid WAS :;
happy mar.
'Thcy that SOW in tears shall reap in Joy,
and the chastscment that had seemed 10
Alice the most severe that could have be-
fallen her, was n!a,I. to her the cause OF
aud prl:sc.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-06-07
New Books Again.

DY the arrva! OF the Steamer Oseoia 4
Ed supply of new books has been rscei Cd
the aBookstcre,' among which are The following
viz:
In Theology anl Religious Literature: Ency.
clopcdia Of Religious knowledge, Lnther on
Gliations, CsIicH's Concordance, Cudwcrth's
intellectual system. Hewey's Theron and
Aspaso, Ba.tar's Call" and Saints Rest
Jaws works, 3yols. 6yo. jays Closet Medta,
tons Robcr: Halls works, avo!s. Svo: Bibles OF
various sizes and styles Of binding, Methodist
Hymns, (Gilt Tuck.)
In Miscellaneous Literature: The Hu!nougs
Of New York. By:on's works, Shakespoaro's
works, Wcems' NJ rion, Wecms' Franklin, Let
ter Writer, Downing's Songster, Dream BOOKS
Conversation Cards, Fowler and kiskham's
Phrcnology, F!orl's Dictionary, Flora's Inter
nrctcr, Miss Lcslcs Seventy five Receipts. The
Cooks own Book, Popc's Homer, SIX ". Scots
| works 1vols. Svo.
In School Literature: Smart's Horace, Smiths
| Arithmetic, Do Gra4mnlcr, Comstocis Phl
iosophy, C:amcrs Piano Instruction, Violin
P:ccc;,.o., pa:ley'; Geography, Coopes's Virgil
I'acjtas, !.-aaEn's Roman Antiquities, Smalfs
French Grammc., Boycvs French Dictionary
Tales in French, EolaIa.'S Co!!iGua! PhEa'
I
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administrators Notice.
CheraW Academy.

yEyIIE trustees take great pleasure i'll announc-
IL ing that both departments of this ms tuition
arc in operation. The Male department under
;h,, suocrintcndencc of Mr.. e. Hall; the Female,
under that Of Mr.. J Sewers. The course OF
ins truction in the Male department will be that
REQUIRED to enter the South Carolina College.
The course in the Female department Will be 10
make thorough scholars.
The scholastic year began lst Octooer' anu
ends LIST July The year is again dcvIdcd into TWO
sessions. The first bcg!ns lst Octo-tr ana ehoS
18th February. The second begins 10 February
and ends lst July.
Terms OF Tuition per session arc
10. spelling, reading and writing Si2
'rEa above with arithmetic, English
G:a,nn.ar and Geography 10
The above With the classes, hlghes
branches ot Mathematics, Logic,
Rhetoric &c. ~ :
Five dollars each viii bc added 10 the above
for painting and drawing, OK the modern Ian.
guagcs. -,
Al! payments are in advance. The pupi! will
be required to pay for what remains otthe session
a. the time he or sheonters ; nor will deduction
O: drawback be made for less oftine.
JAS. w. BLARENEf,
scc'y. and T rcas.
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More New Books arain,

! Eg the Oscola just arrived Il large supply Of
! -GDncw looks has been received. an!onr which
arc the following,
In Religious ana Theological Literature:
| Scbmid's Greek Concordan.c 2yo!s Svo,
! Crutci;'s Concordance, Scon.ags Works. Lime
ST. Lectures, Boston's Crook in TIC Lot. Mrs.
Hawkes. Memoirs. Methodist Hymns, Rip!c;'s
Notes, Dicks Theology, Townsends Bible, 5yols.
. large Svc, Gray and Bowen's Bible 2rols 8yo
calf, Robii:son's Lexicon to Greek Testament. =
II Miscellaneous Literature: Marshalrs
Washington 27oI' Svo, 90. do. i2mo, silk
/ Growers Guide, Virginia uousew ife, Dancyoti's
! United Stiles, Boo. Of Hearts, Crockcts Songs
Miss Lcs.i@s Receipts, Cooks own Book. lr.
wings Astoria. Iotd:s Index Rcrum, Irwing's
Tour to t!.o rGl!ricS, ,RaSsci; Stoac's Life Of
Brandt.
In School Literature : Wcbsters, Elementary
and American Spelling Books, DilyortL's Do
Towns Do, Smiths, E.nersons. Pixies Daboll'S,
and Colburns Arithmctics, Worcesters Primer,
Lovcl's Young Papils' First Book, Gallalidctt's
Picture Defining JanI Rel ding Book. Haul
Spc!ler and Definer, Young and National
Reader, American First Class Book, Wood
bridges, Olney's, and Matebrun Biographies,
Columbian Orator, Acadcmcal aud United
States Speakers, Golsmii!s Greece and Rome
by Pinncca, Parlcy's First Book of History,
Tytlcrs and Robbins Histories, Rotinsons
Book Kecping, Anthon's Latin Lessons, Do.
Grcc!; to i'll Prosody, AirswortL's and Lever
etts Latin LcX!cons, Co:Istock's and Blake's
PHILOSOPHERS. I.incoin's Eotany, Comstockk's
Chemistry, Lcgendrc's Geometry.
In Stationary, Dcmi Record Books, Sealing
wax, Black, Red. and assorted waters, India
Rubber, Steel pens.
Letter and Foo!scap Paper plain and ruled,
Ever pointed poncls, Bristol, Boards &c.
ApriI,2, 1899.
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NOticc.

FEGIE undersigned having bought the entire
e s,oc:; Of goods from Messrs. J. & ". Leak,
would take this method oiinforming their friends
and acquaintanccs that they have taken the house
occupied by TIC Mcssrs Leaks, where they are
offering well selected assortment of Dry Goods,
Hardware, and Groceries, i Of which they are
disposed TO sell low 70: cash or on short time TO
punctual customers.
Fl. NJ. L. w. II. TOMLINSON.
Cheraw March 1889. If
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Notice.

DARTICULAk attention will be given to
e a.! kinds OF Rep iring, Painting and Trim.
ming il the Carriage line; the best of well sea-
eoncL timbers, and 81! other materials necessary
to do good work kept. Al those that favor me
will. their custom may expect their work done
neatly and with despatch, and in any fashion
and style to suit them, and on the most reasona-
b terms for payment on delivery ofthe work.
N.B-Good workmcn and good work shal! be
done, and all pains taken to accommodate my
customers. Barou hes, Buggies, Wagons, Gigs,
and Sulkeys of any fashion will be made 10 order
and warranted good materials ahd workmanship.
I will be found sti'l OIL Markc: street opposite 10
Mr. Gr hams Law Office. l. WlNN.
Chrraw. S. G.. Nav 18th, 1899. 27-3m
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Roberts Silk Manual.

Psic per single copy, 81 l-3 cts.-to deal.
oars who take 100 copies or more, a deduction
of33l.3 pcr cent. discount will be made; to
tLose who take less number, 20 pc: c.. VIII
tie alicw:eG.
Address =. p. Roberts 5. oalils, E":'He!
!. GarGnc-. II. D::':i::c:c. "!
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-06-07
TO Cotton Planters.

5HvIE Undersigned has located himself III
q. Chcraw for tho purpose of making ant!
repairing Cotton Gins; aud has taken a stand
at the corner of fro t and market streets next
door above Mr.. f. Long. His Gins will be
made on tao plan of those OF Messrs Wm. nc, PIC,
Cseight s. Son Of Winasboro So. Co.. tie WI. II.
not coutino himself to cltl CIR the common "
reverse Gins, Lu: will make either to oraea. an.
lie will also make Reversed Crist nms' a,,,a.i at
article highly approved BY those wno odrcd % have ave
them in op ration. About h;o w. ~ s,a,cs
been sold III this and the adjoining e~., $685. s,,;s
The undersigned hopes TO sn. ~ Ib'S:rcss n".I
fetiGo by ess'as'!y aas yas aa2 Of his work:
tic e''a'A''' 1 w. A. McCREIGHT.
Cacraw, Feb. 81, 1859. .