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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-05

TINS FruEu Mines WANT A N,rt7Su BtSE
70 sfsF ran PEorLE's MoSEr Is.
I. WEs-e tvlI be 30 tae vaults ans iron chests
he.aE ~ To The Book.
Wfsr, 4 yg5i 81 uuirr thz yate o. officers ap-
pointed by The Banks directors.
8 Where the Hank st,v,s m srcuuy az n Tor
j., 81 -Artpag-tut leaves Tie puh#t q de9Rn3
ufeH tty credit ard Ssaa iaith.
d Waere ths Bark shall have ihf p1Ntese 81
lnauar t ont anil making interest en- It i9r lhf
p-o8, a. G,e Banks sloekA,tleFs.
j. Nhr-c ,lg Bans's officers, directors ana "a
vartes-oditors 81 the Government, members Of
Congress, and politicians can Get u oHt AZ any time
n exchange hr thrr prNmissNfv notes
q Nhert Il viii b. the interest ei the bank :
Stockholders ana borrowers to rane mhrc revenue
taain tie people, thau the Government requires, -
thai they may have the surplus To use iheUsc .Sts
:. Where, whoaeyera a ~ shFpus eau Dc gol,
it Wi BE- loaned on, Ia lnasIe credit OCCASION
speculation, aud result IN pressure distress and
rum,
5 Where lre money Of the peope, being loaned
aut to the Banks customers, can only be had at
such times and in such amounts, as VII be conve-
merit for the bank
O. Where Il die Government wants tie money
faster than the Bank Is willing 10 repay u Il can
stop payment and shetw itself behind The cry "war
on the hauk>.'
10. \, that Tie Buk may still have deep pc
cuuarv interest IN supporting the party that sep
ports Itself
Fl II. 80 TINT party men may continue ~ receive
pay fer parts services aud haze good Cat baanes Is
presidents, attorneys ar agents ol the Bank and It's
4 branches
Il Il. So that there may be TRIALS Of strength from
year 10 wear, between the Bank aud the people al
Z Tie polls ami all the evils which attend them
E Is So that we may hRve perpetual scene OF
contention about who sla. use tbs public money.
H "a so that the Bank. consisting Of majority ol
+ foreign stokhoIdtrs, may determine on what oeca'
4 ,ious Government may be permitted to defend TIC
i nation.
# Is So that when money IS scarce, The Bank
Il may refuse to pay up The depoSltes ant compel
# the Government % borrow OF the uch at their own
/, prices.
II 10 So that the Bank may determine when the
# people shalt have the means Of supporting Govern
Il meut and when not,
II n. So that, when deemed necessary, the public
Il may be convinced by "ouie.mgs' OF the utlilly Of
II a National Bank
H Is. So that paper may hereafter be the only Cur
II cuatug medium.
II 10 So that the Bank may hereafter regulate the
II peoples affairs,
20. SO that VIC may hereafter submit 70 bahh
4 dictatlon, or take Tie consequences.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-05

With moarnta. g~ace way'c o'er a ug-aar.as
stream.
Herp.n.ous s1ray't 0ataIS isae mound. Isle sail
Or sesnl'l fosay, ffon cares If earth rhoa sosa
shit rest
Twas Midnight drear. wAen 10 s-ee-
ire light
Aud Sha3owy-on ao,seless wing came e jdug
By--Hs muntIe dark, upon that grave be
Cas,-lt closed forever cjosed-ha that dread
morn,
When trump Of tie Archance. its sleeping dead
From their long sleep shal ronSe, 70 rise and come
To Judgment-io meet tie King Of Glory
In the air and pass the dread account
Then hear their iix'd irrryocabe doom"
ApEIA
Columbus, JEn |, 1889
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-05

AHF DENacEkrS WANT NATIONAL lkEtssEf
70 KEfp rHs PtofLs, NoNgR -
/. Wbsrst wia E. .a she vaults and -as chests
belonging a. Che pgor a.
;. Wee i w,l be under ttc care q. F.is.a aq-
pointed b. Tie President aJj senate.
3 Nhtrc tie etEcefs Nh0 kcep &c Ws be obliged
a. give stturIfy in lluube The ameGut they are az
lovcl o. have GA h1asl mr. is safe keeping.
l. Where. Ii an officer touches tnar 81 t i.'s-
faev. lie shall IL aab.e bA Law % pay heavy tac
ald he Scut Is t4e State PRISON a5 tive ytars.
5. Where an ynI xii 10 put iorevcr 90 indiv'lu-
ais specializing with tie money Of the People-be-
esuse He, a eeHl at # can he drawn without an APP
Proprauou from Congress
q Where. as the money cannot b. used except
sr tie purposes Tn wh,ch t was raised, there wii
be n1boly interested IN collecting mars reeves Il
gHau IS wanted lar Government expenses
Where. ii Temporary surplus beyond tive
milton, should arise, i; wi. be immediately invested
IN productive STATE Government stocks ana kept
there tA wanted.
:. Where the money Of the people wiIl be under
tie control a the people, aud used eny for the pnr-
posts fer which 1t was ralSed
9. Where the money Of the Government, scpa-
rated from the business of the HANKS, can be used
when tequFcd, without the CIV Of WAR on The
banks
TO- 81 that The bushes, OF hunks may be kept
separate from politics.
II. 50 tha, there may be an end to 81 induce
mcut on the part Of b1Hks to buy ZIP FaHea
leaders ami newspapers, and corrupt te balls d
legislation
L. So that there may he no more complaint o
the Government making war upon the banks, az The
/ hanks making war anon the Governments
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-05
origtnaI Poetry.

r.. fgoUiag beautiful lines were written y
81. la,e # tbs city. We take great
y. -. N rre.,nt.ng them % the Pabfe. There :
-. t;1e t,ae effaa=al feeling which eanaa' TAI
..s.lh response from every heari-l
rRr HEAvEsLT HONE
..,.e ran the soul hni TelIef rom rs i.'s5'
'.' w., ~" nj safety. home Of repose
s.n..,+,,b'> highest summit or deepest Joy van
~ 80, ,s,.,-s M sorrow nor sin can assa"-
>" \, no-,herr's 10 home,
rbsrs's no tome 90 earth.
.Ibe sou! has 40 home.
s., l.,ye the low earth, and soar y The shy
e. - a. home in The MANSIONS on hiSh'
Ahl t',,bt realms OF bliss villa dwelling be gwen
ils ~ = an find home in the slores Of heaven
Anu yss yes-there'S home
,rLers's home in high heaven,
The soul has home.
o,, holy and sweet its rest shall be there
GA n.y. 3: eve, from sin, from sorrow and care,
, ~ he loi1 haleluiahS Of angels shall RISE
~ go came the soul to IFS home IN the skies.
Home, home-hame Of lllt Soui'
The bosom OF God
I, tbc home Of the soul
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-05

Ely virtue Of an execution issued nom the Lerk
d Of the Circuit Cour; Of tuWndrs county, and
10 me directed Ylil expose TO Public oaIf, at The
court hou:e DOR, in the town of Columbus, on the
first Monday in January nest for cash, alI The right,
TIE, clam and interest lhat James w BrckeiI has
in AMI to the following described tract o. lahd, 70
,yit:-F.ast half Of the south east quarter o. sec
mon seven. township eighteen, Of range eighteen,
,vrs,. .ey,rd on at the instance Of John NJ, Grant
Ia satisfy an execution that he has, Lauderiae
and BrckeI Sale within The hours prescribed ny
law. THIS a}l day Of November 1883
JOHN W. BYRN, sun.
pI-5t Pr Zee, 80 %.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-05
BRILLIANT SCHEME

21,sl5 Prizes amounting to S!4i,320
Packages Of % wIuc Tickets for sl25, must
draw 500, aud may traw the four Capitals, which
arc SJ1000
Certificate Of Packages 81
Packages Of Halves aud Quarters, N proportion
tg5- TICKETS $500, Halves S250, Quarters
SI45, for sale at the Agents Office, two doors he
low Jones Hotel, and al Boss & kawIg Exchange,
on Nam street, Columbus
Tins LOTTERY draws every Saturday Al some one
Of tht principal towns IN Mn.ssspph
tEj-Ail orders from distance, postage paid)
will Dc promptly auentcd ny
&. WARREN, Agent
Dee 10 III Columbus M
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-05
MISSISSIPPI UNIov BAsK,
jackson, Dee. TN, 1883.

AT a meeting Of the Board Of Directors held ~
n This civ, Il was RESOLVED, That this Bank viii
commence Oh the irst Monday in January nest, q
issue notes payable on demand, and wil redecm the
same 10 specie or It's equivalent
Retoired, That t,ts Bank will check on New
Orleans at three per cent, and on Philadelphia at
four Der cent for It's first notes, and from and after
the frs, Monday in January next Will continue u
check on the above cites for It's first notes, as well az
notes payable on demand at tie current rates.
Extract from the minutes.
WM. P. GRAYsON, Cashier
Dec. y, 1888 -2l-tE
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-05
Valuable IslOOded Stock.

\ opportu;tty wlit be afforded, between the Isl
n Of December and the 1T Of January neHt, 10
those who wish 10 make Investments III some Of tie
best BONDED stock Of the Cd Dominion. The io'-
lowing IS a lit Of the stock, which viii be 10 Column
bus during the month Of December, 10 wlt;
Blood,d Stock raised By Thomas GibJon, Drums
mich County tTgHia,
Ma. l. A chesnut mare fancybY sir Afcly dam
Bralr; putlo the imported horse hpW'0e'
90 A gorreI mare lmpeatrix, BY Clahorns
Canlnian, darn Ha's torzel, put 70 Roam
oke. a Eil brother 10 Post Boz.
B. A chesnut civ, years nd, By Ny Charles
dam, Lady Hamilton BY Claborns cafeinan.
H. a bay FLY, 3 wears Old, BY imported idtz-
borough. dam, Sally Elliott BY Director
g s. i sofrel dIly, ~ old BY imported Luz
borough, dam Fancy by Sir Arcbg.
g. 4 dark brown fly, 3 years old, By import
I'd Sarpedon. dam, Lady Hamilton by CIal-
bou's Caroinian.
7. a chestnut colt, yeats Oh, ny Sir Charles
dam, Fancy, BY SIR ArcAy.
TSce the Tori Register Of November 1861
B'o9aed Stock of Jolt y Kuby, Esq. Of Bruins
uict County lirgtaia,
No. /. A mare, By John Richards, put 10 import
"a RaWton.
J. A mare, by imported Lozbofongh; psi TO
imported Rowton.
g. FLY, vs. OH, i,y NnIIticr; put to Shark.
L. grey mare BY Wdks' Madsoaian; put
70 imported Prlam.
5. f.g, Us old, by Frank, DAM by joan
Richards.
8 A fly, u months Old, by imported Sbak-
sneare, dam, BY John Richards.
q I. A colt, nv imported Emancipator, - mos
DID, dam BY WIS Madison.
s. colt by imported Felt, IS months Old
dam e. B. Wilkes mare.
''' +. CIBBON
Nov "a 1888. 20l4
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-05

my virtue Of an execution issued from the Clerk
ID Of the CiFcult Court 81 E0wnd5 county, and to
me directed, IlIexpose to pubic sale for cash, at
the court house door, on the first Monday ~ january
next, the following described tract or parcel Of
Land lying and being N The aforesaid county
10 wit North hall Of tie East hii' Of The
north east quarter Of section thlny.slz, N township
seventeen, range eighteen wtst levied on ~ the
property Of Michael J Box, to SATISFY an execution
IN favor Of William Eckord. Sale within the hours
prescribed by law. Tins 23d day Of November,
ls3s JOHN w. BlRN, Shtl
Ql5t Pr. fec So 90.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-05
TERMS PER SESSION
Kicker, Hadley, Davis. X Co.
CoAMlssloN MrRcnANrs,
9gents Mississippi Uuion Bank,
No. 56, Camp-Slreet

Nav ORLEANs
DICkER, llADLEY DAVIS, & Co, are the
- General Agents in New Orleans, Of JOINT
Stuck Company, with a capital Of $40 900 Dollars,
To he increased To 900 900 Dollars, subscribed by
the Planters and Merchants OF Mississippi, for the
purpose Of importing and exporting directly from
and to Europe aud Of dong General Commission
Business furnishing their customers with every ar
liclc Of consumption at New York wholesale prices.
AS the company cannot be fully prepared in time to
import before the spring Of the ensuing year, they
have determined, for the present, to conine them
selves to Commission Business and prepare 10 fill
all orders, by the fall Of the next year. at fertheSt
that may be Iniruscd 10 them by their customers Of
the present season.
10 effect direct importing and exporting trade
with Europe should be- and we think is anxousy
desired by every snuthcruer. Capital has been dl-
yerted from It's natural channels, and the only plan
10 bring il back is BY uulun Of means and con-
cert Of acton by those interested. The public mind
wr believe to be ready and Tie company has haZ-
afded the enterprise, relying with the fullest conf
deuGc that TIC planting interest Of the country will,
from motives OF interest and patriotism, lend their
generous ad 70 assist IN uushacklng the commerce
of the South t0m III unnecessary cGacuons.
The directors Of tie Mississippi onion Bank have,
with tie prompuude Of Mississppians met the
company at tie Threshold with their confidence,
trusting to an enlightened and patriotic pblc opin-
ION to sanction Tie act and encourage The example
Dec. 20. 1888 2jH
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-05
IInrsc Roarding House.

yaNHE Columbus Livery Stables are located
4 near Liylngs,on's Hotel entrance from
Main street SADDLE HORSES Of superior
quality. gentle, with easy gait and high spirited can
always BE- had on moderate terms. Also, NLL-
KEYS GIGS, BAROUCilES, and COACHES,
with Gentle horses with Or without duFfB may Be
procured Oh the shortest notice,
The undersigned wil also keep horses " the aaN
week, month Of year on the lowest terms Tvs
stables viii be under hls particular and constant al-
trn,,nn and All who parouzc hm may rely upon
having Justice done Ihcu
An excellent HEARSE may be had on short no.
fcp al ali times the charge wlIi b. reasonable.
SlNON COCkRELL
September = l555-0-li.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-05
Notice.

A GREEABLY to an order Of the Probate court
"A Of Winston county MI wlI bt offered lor sale
the following valuable lands, ing on Jones Iretk.
mar BAyils Mil, belonging to A. w. Porter and
Demarcus Jones, decd. on the third Monday of
January next at the court house Of SAID county, on
credit until the FIRST Of January ls40, the purcha-
ser giving note with approved security, VIZ Lo:
number nineteen, twenty twenty one and twenty
two, in section five, Of township sixteen, Of range
fourteen east, also, lots number seventeen Is, l9,
and twenty four in section SIX, same township and,
range. The land is all adjoining, and viii be shown
TO any person by A. w. Porter
JAS. BEVlLL,
ARCHIBALD PORTER,
Administrators.
Dec. 90 ls3s.-24-5w. Pr fee 80 90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-05

Monroe Couafy.--We have not the official re.
turns from this couay, but We learn from gen
tlemen, who is just from Hamilton that there is
no doubt Of Gholson's election over hl. federal
opponent, Davis, by respectable'maioriy.
A Genleman from Monroe has lust informed
US that 6holson's majority is forty four.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-05
Notice.

our friends and customers will please take no
~ ncc. that after the Isl Of January 1889 oil ac-
counts which they may make with u.s. WI he pay
able once in six months, l. e.--on lhe Isl u july,
and list Of January. Upon examining DOCKS we see
number of aee0gHlsht Wo ana lhitc years ssa1aa,
;ng--tbfss must be paid forthwith, Or -- ------
re ,hnse o,ying rs on account for the year 1889
onv, we respectfully nfrm that tie 1T Of Jaaaafy
1889 Is at hand az tnry @ia perceive b. consulting
our new Almanac ....,,,,,. ,.oon,,.,,,
January +. 1852 2e't
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-05
valuable Plantation for Sale.

,ssz.m. OFFER for sale my PLANTA-
sHasr9H TON 4 miles IRON Columbus, contain
a33SsF ar 500 acres OF choice land, $50 Of
- which are in high state Of cultivation.
On I1c premises there IS fine famed dwelling,
with many other valuable Improvements. Sam
VIII be subject to sale until the lst day OF
March 1889. For further particulars apply to the
subscriber IN Columbus GE5-Warranty deeds viii
be given. D. llAhhlS'
Dee 2iat. 1898. 2lilD
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-05
Twenty Five Dollars Reward!

twenty five DOlIHiS AcH""
nANAWAY from tie subscriber, about t,e
Il month Of april last, NEGRO Man
named, JOE, about five feet SIX OF seven hffies
high, stout built, yeowsh niue u ills co'ptAp
80 abont u or 80 years. his back badly SCARED
He was arrested and put in tie jail Of Lafayette
county. in this State from the description gwen b,
an advertisement in the Holy Springs paper !
learn from the sheriff Of Lafayette county taa Una.
said negro broke Jail about the 2oo November .asi
and thai he was supposed to be taken N a swamp
near Memphis Tennessee, hut not secured as iaf -
| can learn Iii.
The above reward will be given to ans one WIZ
viii secure him in any jail, or give me it'o'ii'a to'
sn i'm, may Get him again Address roo At 20
unbus, Mi. JohN a. ehl"h'-''
Jany 5, 1899 26w6 .,a.asi.
(reTThe Holly Springs Republican, and AeiapAl1
Gazette will please insert the above Tour weeks aho
send Their bills TO John Cfigler
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-05
Lodge Lottery

(Authorizcd by an Act Of the LcgsIaturcl
CLASS No. ~, FOR 1883,
To be drawn al Nalcht2, Mississippi
on, December %, 1898 at i o clock T. NJ
rs Numbers Urarn Ballots
J, r. WAnnEtL, Manager.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-05
Globes.

PAIR, ~ nch Gob,s Tor sale al plstcr s Good
1 WINS. Price $50, less 10 pr cent IN River OF
Alabama money
Also, so Missouri Harmony lee =. Tvs
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-05
Primary school.

AIRS, SHOOK wll open Primary School in
w the Lecture Room of the Cumberland Pres
byetan Church. OIL Monday the Slst Of December
inst
TERMS PER SESSION
For Spelling, Reading and Writing, $40
EngGsh Grammar, Geography, Arithmetic, Nat
ura Philosophy and History. Sl6
Columbus Dec. 20 1885 Asst
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-05
Mississippi Female College.


yEyHE trustees OF THIS institution this day met,
4 and adopted The following resolutions;
Resotred, That the hoard Of each young lady be
800 per session OF twenty weeks, 10 b. PAD one
haf IN advance,
This sum is intended 70 include room, bedding,
fuel, washing, aud alt other contingent ana extra
charges cnhnfciea "''l tc o9'iG"s Is ~
lows;
Preparatory Department, pr SESSION. ~ W.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-05
Spccie Payments.

Specie Payments.
CoaaEgcfaL BAsK or Columns, Nj.
Columbus, Dee e, 1888,
ESOLyED, That tins institution will COM
Il mence gradual resumption o. IT'S notes u spe-
eie, IS follows ,
s. notes on the Isl day Of January, 1850
Slo do do February $50
S3o do do March, 1885:
$50 notes and larger on the lst Of April, 1889
Extract from the minutes.
Bv order Of the Board
CHAS II. ALBERT
~, ~ "a IA Cashier
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-05

Commercial Blk. Columbus, Mi. !
COLUMBUS, Jan'y. 3, 1888. J
ESOLVED, That suits vii be commenced M
Il Discriminatory against all delnqnen'S to lh'S
Rank where their paper IS not satlsiac Orgy ar
r,ngcd on or before tie 18th day Of February next
Ex,raci from the minutes.
CHAS. II. ALERT, Cash'r
Jany 1889 2tti ~
..*rhe Argus viii please copy the above
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-05
Science of Geology.
EYftv nnllars Reward!

y OST in the streets Of Columbus, Monday eve
IL ming last, Pocket-Book. containing auoI'
s225 Brandon, and 10 or SI5 River m9ney-oanK
of Manchester. One of the bills on brandon was
$500. A reward oE's5o Of the money WI Oe q
ven to the finder, who will deliver the sa,d 200"
and It's contents to Sterling H. Lesier near Inn
bus ~ =
Jany 3, 1889 26u
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-01-05
French MirenOes.

French NIirenOes.
ERANKLIN g. BROTHER have received
4 small lot Of super French .Nirenos';
Mrenoes, warranted all wool.
Fine lush Lining.
Superior 3 lhreated cotton hose and a variety
Of other goods.
Jan. 5, 1899. 26 If.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-06-22
Cheraw Academy.
Che.aw, Feb. l2, 1889,

yENHE trustees take great pleasure i'll announc-
-H ing that both departments Of this ins tuition
arc in operation. The Male department under
the su2erintcndence of Mr.. E. Hall; the Female,
under that of Mr.. J. Sewers. The course Of
instruction in the Male department will be that
required to enter the South Carolina College.
The course in the Female department viii be to
make thorough scholars.
The scholastic year began Ist October, and
ends lst July. The year is again dcvided into two
sessions. The first begins lst October and ends
18th February. The second begins l6 February
and ends lst July.
Terms of Tuition per session are,
For spelling, reading and writing Si2
The above with arithmetic, English
Grammar and Geography 10
The above with the classes, higher
branches of Mathematics, Logic,
Rhetoric &c. ~ -
Five dollars each will be added 10 tho above
for painting and drawing, or the modern Ian
guages. -,
All payments are in advance. The pupil will
be required to pay for what remains ofthe session
at the time he or sheenters nor will deduction
or drawback be made for loss oftime.
JAS. w. BLAkENEY,
Sec'y. and T reas.
Ja.S39, It
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-06-22
New Books Again.

EpY the arrival Of the Steamer Oseoa
ED supply Of new books has been -ecei ed
the "BoOkst0re," among which arc he following
viz:
In Theology and Religious Literature: Ency.
ciopedia of Religious knowledge, Luther OH
Gaiations, Cruden's Concordance, Cudworth's
intellectual system. Hervey's Theron and
Aspasio Baxtcr's Call" and Saints Rest
Jaws works, 3vols. 6vo. Jays Closet Mcdita.
tions, Ro5er: Halls works, 3vols. Svo. Bibles of
various sizes AMI styles Of binding, Methodist
Hymns, (Gilt Tack.)
In Miscellaneous Literature: Tho Hum5ugs
of New York. Byron's works, Shakespeare's
works, Wsem5' N .rion, Weems' Franklin, Let
ter Writer, Downing's Songster, Dream Books,
Conversation Cards. Fowler and Kirkham's
Phrsno!ogy, Fiora's Dictionary. Flora's Inter
prefer, Miss Leslies Seventy fvs Receipts. The
Cooks own Book, Pope's Homer, Sir W. SCOTS
works 7vols. Syo.
In School Literature: Snlart's Horace. Smiths
Arithmetic, Do. Grammar, Comstock's Phi.
losophy. Cramers Piano Instruction, Violin
Precep,or, Parley's Geography, Cooper's Virgil,
Tacitas, Adams Roman Antiquities, Snalt's
French Gramynsr, Boyey's French Dictionary,
Tales in French, Bo!mar's Col!iqual Phra-
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-06-22
Notice..

DARTICULAR attention will be given to
Il all kinds of Repairing, Painting and Trim
ming in the Carriage line; tho best of well sea-
soned timbers, and all other materials necessary
to do good work kept. All those that favor me
with 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 9 terms for payment on delivery Of the work.
N.B-Good workmen and good work shall be
done, and all pains taken to accommodate my
customers. Barouches, Buggies, Wagons, Gigs,
and Sulkeys Of any fashion will be made to order
and warranted good materials ahd workmanship.
will be found still on Market street opposite to
Mr.. CIR hams Law Office. I. WINN.
Cheraw, S. C. May 17th, 1889. 27-3m