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lUAL = Lac snbsrtiHur, nave constantly on
ha"d large supply If Ca.nel and Liverpos, cua.;
~ IL TX, Ut superior quality, which they offer for
sale i'll lois tn sui, purchasers
Also expected bv the first arrivals from Enr
land aud the North, Camel, Lehigh am! Peach
Mountain Coal hrokea and screened, put up in
hogsheads expressly for family use---nl of which
they will dispose of on The most moderate terms
Orders lei, at their office, No 50 EienylIle ST.
up stairs. will he promptly attended to
cct2 cnJJ1E
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Missouri Ror'-50J cei- Al,s,no-, bale r,p4
made AT OF benz IN store, and Tor Svla by
80 LGGERT g. HAN THORN az & ,.x,., (,
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n! All. ARK Il Il & EN-; EMF

Mali. ARIA nGEMENT
,,aJ Due Every Day at u NJ
!'0'A'e'" "A""'1 Closes Every day at lO5 A. NJ
,,n.>,.,, ,y,;,( Due every Sunday, Wednesday
by nay Of h' Glasses sverv MonJ,,, yv,1.,-
eo"s'' and Saturday, by 8, P. III.
~, -. ~, Dne every Tuesday, Thursday, n
we '1'ne ma" Saturday, by 5 r. NJ.
'" Closes every Monday, Wednesday
EXPRESS MAIL.
TIMES OF ARRIVAL. DEPARTURE DISTANCE
Nc. OF the Express Mail, betw"~l MOBILE and New
He erSY orn dn Mobile ','l at ~ Northwar
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NEW ORLEANS g. CHARLESTON PACKETS
4f,k Tins line consists OF four vessels, all OF
HFTP the flrst class, coppered and copper fast
-- ened, and of about 900 tons hurthen
WIN handsome accommodations for passengers,
hrse vessels are commanded by captains wei
experienced in the trade, who will give every a,
ten"n, and exert themselves to accommnta,c the
sl!ippef:. They will b" lowed up ami down the
MIs.lsslpp' and leave New Orleans IN or before
the '"'h ana 10th ct every month. The following
vessels compose The line, viz
Brla Arabian, Charles G. rlnn, master.
Dis Chapman ]. b. Thompson, master.
Brig Aimena, J. D,ane, master.
Bark Roger Williams, J. AlIihers, master
. f"r 're'ght or pas sage nppIy TO J. A. BAEELLl
M"rdtcni, Cha,lrstnn nn,I
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IRON ROOFS-Ihe Subscribers have procured
vi great expense, the right of putting on iron
roofs nsths city. They adapted to puslc
buildings, warehouses, ard private dwellings, and
cemblne at once chenpness and durability, and
are perfectly fire and wafer prnuf Terms may
lie knawn, and model seen a, our establish eni,
opposite 81. Alary's m"rke', Tchapitnnlas s..
oc,2 L Il COGSWEI. " Co
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Royal College Of Physicians, London.
TENiiE Original Vegetable Hygeian Universal Metli- |
cine, prepared by w Miskin, Esq. Memner of
the Rcval College Of Surgeons, Licena'e of Apohe
to The Royal Union Pension Association, Lancaster
Place, Waterloo l'rdge and Perpetual Pupil OF Guy
and ST. Thomass Hospitals Lon,on.
This valuable medicine, the result of twent. Years
experience and unparalleled success it, the extensive
and highly respectable practice of the prolri', hr
used by the faculty and nobility and is "-r in'' '|a'
TO the notice of the American public, 60"
iicita,ioN If number of gemn int. I'd 4 Ia
sandirg in the protessio', II is hrIn', -a
i,ary step, to cheek Il evils t'n i,tu .~~, ,.Gs
arising from the .. ''u4nl,un ',I d''tvtclious
hosifins tostcd t.{;r H. lu! M h the AID of fabricated
proofs OF miraculous ".s and ether frauds, bya Of
nercenay, unprinc,plc pretenders, totally ignorant
OF medical science, that it impossible the monstrous
.e.uS'"n can any longer 60 down will, the intelligent
in their nature, should be KEEP, in every fny cases
OF sudden illness, for, by their prompt administration
cholera, cramps, spasns te'srs and other alarming
complaints, which too often prove fatal, may be seeli
" cured Or prevented. In fact all those who value good
health, should never bc without them. They sole
in packets al 81 cents 81 and So each by every respcc
lae druggist bntkselcr, and vendor of medicine ia the
Unite" States u he Cana'as, with eopious directions
together with cstnonals of professional ability ten
,'e wing eminent gentlemen: Sir Ashley Cooper,
Ahc'netly, James hh,ntell, NJ D., w. Back, NJ. D.
| j. Aston Key, a. Framp,on, NJ. d., and numerous
others. The originals may be possession of The
General Agent, by whom the msdicne is imported, int
THIS country and 10 whom all applications ioragencie
must he made.
JNO. IlUaBElN, 1873 Wa,erly Place, N York,
Sole Genera: Agent for the United States, Sc
For sale by appointment OF the original proprietor
by SWAIN g BnuTlEu, Druggists, No II Canal street
|.e'e'" Agent stor Sta,thee Of Louisiana. jul vs.
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LIS SEIOuR, n" 81 Condo street, between
Dumain and ST Philip, k cess constantly on hand
ma Intensive n.s 'rtmrnt of bnn,s ai,u L1opous ard
sil"es, at New YUrk manufacture, Tor ,,erl van en-
md children OF al ayes, which Hr ~ ut dispose OF
at very u'oiera,e prit.,s.
Families ut his atqan'nrGrr sending nj rider
VIII havr ,hrlr WISHES Attended, ~ |. : 81 ;OIIR
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MDNIAGliE'S
nJ 2 !

MUNIAtiUEHH
B II L.NI FOR TINE TEETH
FENliE established reputation AVID cnlst,,ly iucrea ns
z demand for this clt,aI remedy Of pain, and pre-
scrtal!ve of tn, teeth, has induced Tie subscriber
offer it 10 the American public. Arrangements hay
been nude to supply agents i'll all the principal cite
aud towns in the United States, us to place it h
the reach OF those suffering and likely to suffer this mos
har,ssing Of all aches, footh-aclc
When applied according 10 directions given on
bottle, il has failed 10 aliur. immediate and
manent relief. 1t also arrests the decay in heiectv
teeth, and relieves that which frequent,
renders strong tooth useless, The application and
remedy are simple, innocent I'M not unpleasant: aud
the large number persons in different sections Of tn
country, that hive already experienced such deiigh,t,
and salutay effects iron, the use of the Balm ready
to bear for the public gnod their testimony to its mn
rvalied Qualities. 1t is an Indian remedy, obtained
singnlnrly and unexpectedly, and be regarded by
the civilized world as the mast valuable discovery
redman OF the woods
pliec 81 rer boyyle. Sold hy
JARVIS & ANDREWS.
mr. 5 Cor Common and Tchapitouins ATS.
- ULED LETTER PAPER-Just received n few
q cases of blue and white wove ruled Letter Paper
very low priced, Ir sale by
DAVID FELT T. Co. n S:ationcrs' Hail,
june Is "a Chsrres st
JARVIS u ANDRE WIS,
+ WHOLESALE AND retail. DEALERS IN
MEDICINES, PAINTS OILS
DYE STUtF.S and jpLNDOV GL.1SS,
Corner OF Common and Tehoupitoulas streets,
NEW ORLEANS
NATHAN JARVIS.
JOHN W. ANDREWS.
A large uppy Garden Seeds, arran,el the srew,
Dfi
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a. PERM OlL-l500 gallons pure winter a
- Sperm Oil, in casks and bits for sale by
JAlN Is & ANDREWS
Wholesale Drugg sts, cornct { mlnlon and 'Tcbap
las streets. r,r13'
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Emers"n's R'znr Strops-Iltee cases OF .ht
genuine article, nst received by
o"i D. REESE G. D'LANl,, 10 Camp
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HNXCllANGE U.N PiiIIAlI.l.rnIN-r,,, au- =
~ sy s. ADAMS " UiilTAi.L,
J:U ~ {iruvi,.r. ST
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.',' 'n ANA fe''nci whn'" oil. gI4,'s I.nimcn
" ''' 81 ass ,ftHitn' OF lhrrtnrn' sc ,rien Sc,
"t- GEORGE JONES
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NEW PIANOS FROM FAIRS.
fSHE subscribers have just received per shin Charles
l. from iiayre and offer for sale beautiful assort
ment OF Fianoio ties consisting in ;--Pianiuos PcuIss
OF ROSEWOOD Cnacuss and rich mahogany Hocd
Horizontal Pianos Of the riches, rosew God ad npho
gany.
Semi upright Piano(otes do do re-. 81
lJ'lhese instruments all ,nanutac ured hy the
celebrated makers I PIEY Ell g. Go. Of Paris all con
tain d oclayes, ara Of superior finish md s-
iecsd EXPRESSLY for US by Alessrs rieys Kahrenner
which fact can leave nothing desire in regard 10 The
beauty ftheir tone.
The amateurs and professors Of music are respect
fully insi'ed TO call and examine the semi upiirbt
pianos Which are entirely new article. 49,
JOHNS & Co 81 Charles st
Ji opposite tae yeranIn IL Exchange hotel
4 WORN MIII.s-0rdcrs received for corn mills ~
~ npl SHALL u BROWN, 90 Magazine
E5ILoT EhEAD-lf b'Ils., Iandins f ON sfra 1boa.
hnnali'fh. For f.ie hs A. 'rHIER,
'an' ~ z--. - 3in tnvier ST
EeEEF-s5l,af his rIess and so bpls NJ o rr;,ne
= ana u II ct, tr sale ty q DORSEY,
o june q Al New ,c.ce
EAnHEsli;S-..5 kales Gr,1If Falls g. ] ! brow,
- she'lhss md % bales Jackson TO III fr,xn
s'esinss, ialdinstiom ship Charleston for sale bv
All BRIDGE & Co.
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ETLolii-soo an'ng FRI steamed lnlepend-
ere, Gle j DORSEY,
h2a d 1Srw
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DO CERTIFY that the above mentioned disease is
d quite wclLcnrtd 10 my satisfaction, for which |
thank DR.. llue and moreover assure thar the nrd-
cine have taken makes me fat, and did not nlre nv
nealth Al all therefore advise my low sufferers 10
lose no time and apply to DR. A. Huet, 1913 Cunal
street, between Dsnphnr and Bourbon streets. Dr..
lluet is 1t home from o'clock, A NJ until 4 + NJ
they will find Il true doctor for this Complaint
JOHN DEAN. IL Gravicr street.
II any one wants to see me, cal! at No. Az ;ruyir
JOHN DEAN.
New Orleans. Feb l. 1888. feb l4lv
JUSI run IS mr. E'H(j u M ~
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nul't'S E'lrrT"scent Magnetism Appe,.ent-a
f'easnhf and genie purualive in dvspersia or ;n,E~
eesuon' nervous drhry, nddine.s, Lsadnche
ncnny 81 inc stomach, habitual cos,lvencss, cuta,
nenus eruptluns, &C. ~
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Cologne Water, Pcrtumcry, Nc.-A sp,enu,u
article of cologne, put up expressly for the retail
trade; "'s' the purest Ftcnch PerIumcry, cmbra-
cling every variety tor the soe', tor s,le by
Get 2 REEFS & DLANG
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-10-25
Contents Of the Southern Agriculturist fo'
OJtober 1889.

CoDfcntS 0I the SoutHeTh dgTtCWtu7tSt JOF
OJtober- 1889.
PART. I.-EDITdnIAL AND ORIGINAL. O.
Early Pioughing for Corn on Clay or Flat
Lands by C. R. C..
Improved Breed of Sheep,
Agricultural Convention, .,-,.,,,
On the Regulation of Sales and Disuse of
Ardent Spirits by R. H. e.
Experiments in Culuva;ing Corn by John
s. Bellinger,
United Agricultural Society Of South Car.
olina,
Concerning the Application Of Labor to
Silk by A Friend to Silk,
What ough' the Agricultural Conven ion to
do? Being an Answer to Letter on
the subject, addressed by ono Of the Dele.
gates to the Editor Of the Southern Agri.
culturs!.
PART. !T.-SELEcr1oNs.
The Ag icul;ural Interest,
Value of Rot Crops,
Roots Compared to Hay,
Top Dressing Of Grass Lands,
Orchard Grass,
The Properties and Use Of Soil and Sub.
soil,
Salt on Insects,
Frui, Trees and Evergreens-Berkshire
Hogs,
Watering Plants, Grasses, &c.
White Veal in London,
Curing Hams,
On Raising Calves,
Rearing Calves without Milk,
Use o. Gum Eastic--D.ad Branches,
Texas. Public Lands, Emigration and
Slavery,
Advice of Father to his only Daughter,
written Immediately Y after her marriage {;
by Thomas Jrfe:son,
The Pocket Fa:rler,
Birds on Farms,
Timbrr for Fencing.
PAnf. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. INTELLIGENCE.
Carolina Silk: Mammoth Eggs; Tue No
rus Mul,icauIis; PoIygonum T'nctorum;
Paper; Curing Hams; Pumpkin Sugar ;
Debts of the several States; Hint to
Breeders of Swine; Feeding and Fat
tening Fowls; Poa,o Soap for Wash.
ing; Curran, Wine; To Correct Dam.
aged Brain.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-10-25

he can make cocoons in that state double the
size of those raised in France, and at double
the profit.
A armerin Virginia, the presen: season hatch
ed out some silk worms t. be attended by his
three children, going to school. The children
gathered the leaves and fed the worms, in the
morning: before going to school, at noon when
they returned to dinner, and in the evening after
school was out. The worms had no attention
except what they received from the children
in this way. and the silk made BY them when
reeled was sold for Sl75. (See Silk Farmer
of Oct. l9tb) Where are there any three
school children fany farmer who earned SO
much money at any other business, in the same
length of time!
Rohar potatoes were raised by Mr.. Thorn.
as Bates, near Washington City, the present
season, some of which weighed between four
and .fue pounds. So says correspondent o.
the National Inte ligencer.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-10-25

uiuuHiS tu0 ooIS VI oPhieS Az AiClaHuS W Tue
a man I'm rnIntls recently raised about four
thousand pounds Of honey.
A gentleman aged n, having in company
his sixth wife, and being the father Of 26 cllil.
dren, passep through Buffalo lately, for the
west.
Flour was selling at Cincinnati on the 9TH,
from the boats, at $4 per barrel.
Good farms in Pennsylvania sell as high as
liz to l20 dollars an acre.
Four American clippers are stated to be, at
this moment, fitting out at Havana, under false
papers and with American masters, for the
slave trade. Should our flag be thus dishon-
ored, and that, LOO, by men calling themselves
Americans!
The Philad, lphia North American states
the Amount contributed in this country during
the past year in aid of foreign missions, at
$557, 7,2l0; domestic missions $236,66l. To-
tai, $793,s7l.
The Purssian copy right law gives to an au-
thor exclusive property IN his works during his
own'ife, and secures to his heirs for thirty years
all the profits that may arise therefrom.
EXPLOSION ORA LocoMorIvE.-The Rich.
mond Compiler says that the boiler Of steam
engine on The Petersburg and CASTOR Railroad
exploded on Monday, killing Mr. Lemuel
Bntes, deserving engineer upon the road,
and one of the 6remen.
A VENERABLE PEAR TREE.-A pear tree
is now standing in the city of New York which
is 227 years old, having be- n imported from
Germany in the year 1912. 1t has lost all its
first branches, but new ones have grown out
in their stead, and the tree bore fruit during
the last srmmer.
Thomas H. Christmas was found guilty Of
the Superior Court of Warren county, N. Z.
for killing Richard Davis.
The corn crop Of Virginia has proved to be
as abundant as the wheat crop. One acre OF
land in Hardy county yielded l7s bushls.
Charleston Mercury.
The rays of the sun converged by globu.
lar shew bottle filled with water, standing IN
window in Hartford Conn. set the window
frame on fire lately.
A farmer in Pennsylvania raised pumpkin
the present season which weigh lib 10.
Horace Gridey of Natchez, after falling
overheard from steamboat and remaining
under ground 20 minutes, was restored to ami
nation.
The Rev. Mr.. Perpot Of Boston has teen
dismissed by his congregation for siding with
the temperance men on the license question.
The grog party bought majority OF the Pews
and voted him out.
The Van Buren party have elected ma
jorty to bo'h branches Of the Legislature IN
Pennsylvania.
Several horses have lately been stolen IN
the neighborhood OF Iberville, La.
PosT OFFICE According to the Demo
cratic Review, the number Of post Offices IN
the United States in 1888, was l2t5l9-re-
ceipts $4,235077-compensation to postmas'
tiers, $9S3,945-transportation OF mau'
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-10-25
South Carolina.
Chesterfield District.

Angus Mcdonald applicant. vs..
Mary Norris Sarah Mcintosh, Daniel Nc
Eachern, and Margaret his wife. Alexander
Nc donald and Daniel Mcdonald, defendants.
1t appearing to my satisfaction that Alexan.
der McDolald, and Daniel Mcdonald. reside
without the limits of the state Of South Carolina.
It is therefore ordered that they be and appear
before me in the Cou of Ordinary to be held for
Chesterfield District on Monday the 9Th day Of
December next, at Chesterfield Court House, to
show cause why the real Estate of Randall Nc
Donald deceased, should not be sold or divided,
or their consent will be entered of Record.
TURNER BRYAN, O. c, D.
Ordinary's Office, Oct. IA 1889.
sn St
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-10-25
Valuable Plantation for sale

TWNHE Subscriber wishing to remove to the
Il. west, offers for sale his plantation consist.
ing Of four or FIVE thousand acres OF land, lying
on Peedee River, FIVE miles above Cheraw. of
which Six Hundred acres are cleared. On the
plantation ar all the necessary buildings, such
as Negro houses, Barns, Stables. etc.
Also, on the premises, there is comfortable
residence somewhat out Of repair, and pleasant
summer retreat, with out buildings adjacent, all
in good condition and perfectly healthy.
Also, a saw and grist mill scat, with Cotton
Gin and screw contiguous.
The Subscriber also offers his possessions
in Cheraw. comprising large two story resi-
dence; containing 8 comfortable apartments, all
with lire places spacious pass ge above and
below stairs, and fne cellar !; good out houses,
and an excellent garden spot. also we'll Of good
water. There are three lots and two thirds all
adjoining.
For further particulars applyto n,
r.o,.w Oct e5 1s3q. 50-3t
N.B-The plantation will divided to suit
purchasers if fdesired.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-10-25

The SuspENsroN-The New York Banks
still hold out against suspension, and hope to
be able to do so. Ifthey succeed, the New
England Banks will not suspend. The Bank
of the State of South Carolina, and the Bank
of Charleston also hold out. This will proba.
bly, enable the banks in the interior to do SO.
Holders OF their bills now understand their own
interest and that of the public too well TO draw
specie while bills answer their purposes as
VOL or better.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-10-25

The Wings of North Corolina are holding
meetings in different counties and appointing
delegates to a Convention to be held in Ra-
leigh next winter. The Administration party
have also commenced holding meetings Of the
same kind, and name VIM. H. Haywood as
their candidate for Governor. The Wings
reco nmend VI. Morehead of Guilford.-
Pity that the people could not be inspired
with something like the same zeal and activi-
ty in the improvement of their soil and their
mind.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-10-25

A distinguished citizen Of Philadelphia,
(says the Columbia South. .CarolInian,) who
holds deservedIy high place in The res
pect and regard of the people Of this State,
and of the South. pays the following tribute
to the worth and virtues Of Gen Hayne, in
a private letter 10 the editor, dated the 9th
inst.
IL condole with South Carolina, upon
The loss of her distinguished son Robert Y.
Hayne. | had the pleasure of personal
acquaintance, and of an extensive cores
pondence with him. on political subjects.
whilst he was in the Senate Of the United
States. He was my favorite, amongs, all
the statesmen ever knew. thought he
was more free from selfish ambition, and
more of a djsinlerested patriot. han any of
his contemporaries in Congress. He was,
in fact. the man that would have chosen
for Prcsiden: of,he United States, imp "efer-
ance 10 any other individual in the country,
that could be, named and often used to
indulge the hope, that the time might arrive,
when he might be brought forward with a
chance Of success. The Carolina gentle.
men. in this city, met on the 5th inst, by
public lnvitaion, to do honor TO the memo
ry Of Gen. Hayne ard Col. Banding
Had the invitation embrace other than
Carolinians there are many here who
would have united cordially, and expressed
their regrets at the decease Of two such
eminent men,
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-10-25

$3,2l5027-total expences $3.50 1896. So
1t seems the dep 4rtment run in debt last year,
$685. ,759. Extent Of post roads l34. SlS miles.
MosT HoRRID. We hear that in Fairfield
district last week, man, whose name was not
known to our informant, beat t. death his
mother. Upon the verdict of cOroners jury
he had been apprehended, and is now confined
in goal. COL Telescope.
The Pensacola Gazette of the 18th ultimo
| declares that in that place there was no case
OF fever of any kind, color or description-un-
less it might be the morus multlcaulis fever.
That Was getting worse every day--it is said
to be very contagious.
The last New York Directory contains
80 GOO names, of which 572 are Smith, So Of
them John Smith.
There are said to be eighty gold mines in
Virginia to wit 10 in Goochland. IS in Or
ange, IL in Culpepper, 26 in Spottsylvania, 10
in Stafford, and 6 in Fauquier.
In the city of Iowa, recently founded, and
destined to be the future capital of the new
Territory, one hundred lots, offered at auctivn,
brought $4,000
Mr.. John English lately discovered on his
farm, in Decauter county, Qnd.) salt spring
at the depth of only Is feet. One pound Of
salt is obtained from four gallons the water.
The mail was recently robbed between Al
bany and Hudson, N. Y.
In Plymouth. Mass. the Hon. Seth Sprague,
of Duxbury, is on the Van Buren ticket for
Senator, and the Hon. Seth Sprague, Jr. is on
the Wing ticket. The Newburyport Herald
hopes that in this case the father will be bsa
ten by the son.
Lord Chas. Wellesley, son Of the Duke Of
Wellington, 1t. Col. White, 1t. Col. Green
wood, Capt. Cox, also, 1t. Grasset and 1t.
Jas. Colborne (son of the Ex-Governor Of Ca
nada,) all attached to the British Army sta
toned in the Canadas, are amongst the visiters
at the Exchange Hotel in Baltimore.
The Indians continue their depredations
occasionally in the west of Texas.
Admirable Ha.-"My dear madam" said
doctor to his patient, 81 am truly gra,i6ed to
see you yet in life. At my last visit yesterday.
you know l told you, you had but six hours
to live" "Yes, doctor, you did; but didn't
take the dose you left"
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-10-25

The Semi-annual meeting Of the Pee
Dee Agricultural Society was held in this
town Oh Friday last. Although il rained all
the morning the attendance was full; sew.
eral members being presen, from distance
OF l5, 20 and more niles. Tnen umber OF
animals exhibited was not so great as it
would have been had the weather been less
unlavoroble. The beginning was one which
affords certain prospect that the fu.
'ure exhibitions will equal, it not surpass al
past expectation. We regret that we were
unable to attend ourselves, but expect an
official report for,our columns.