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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-30

HORRIBLE TRANSACTION.-The Naelez
Free Trader states that 10 the Circuit oouu OF
CONAN county gu the 10th instant Ava Carpenter
was nut on trial. charged with the murder OF MI
Keller. late Judge OF Probate of that equity. The
Jury after beng absents short time returned yer
diet OF manslauphter. As the officer ollhe Count was
on the of taking the prisoner back 10 Jail SUD
den upfoar took place. the lights we're all put OUT
and Carpenter was slabbedin three four places, one
of In. hands cut off, and he fell a corpse IA the ball
of the Court" II IS supposed that the persons who
wefc engaged in this high-haaded and horrible
transaction, were relatives OF dr Keller.
A lad BIZ the name OF Gill, a rider of the Express
Mail between Buchananye and Mureesboro, has
been committed % prison in Nashville -er robbing
the mall on the 2lsi aud ID oi April. Checks 10 The
amount Of $50, 900, which he has siolen were re-
covered from hun.
Mr. Preur who recently sailed for England ior
the purpose OF negotiating certain loans Tor the city
of New Orleans. has written home that he finds II
impossible 10 accomplish tie OBJECT III his MISSION.
CAMDEN AND PHILADELPHIA RACES.
FIRST DAY.
MAron RACE for 81 900 Il side, play pay, mile
heats.
Mr. keil,'ssc bv Bnsmis. dam by Escape
Mr. Cochfan's by BusrIs, dam lay PoIo-
mac, dIs'
Timc-2 u.
SECOND RAcr-A sweepstakes for colts and FLIES
years old. the Gel OF Shark, mile heas-enlrance
$500 forfeit 5000 VIZ:
J. d. Kub,'s b by Shark, dam imported
Invalid / /
Col w r. Johnsons b by Shank, dam
CoqueHe, =
William Gibbons Mariner, dam Bonnets
OF Blue, ,
J. J. IIellings' + by Shark, dnm Kate
kelrney, DIS
Tine, l5l-l.52.
SECOND DAY.
Sweepstakes, mile heats, ioi 3 year ODDS $500 Gu
trance. six subscribers, pad forfeit.
George Goodwius (Col. lIampton'sl by
Areylc dam Pocahon,as, | /
Capt. Stockton's imported oh Passaic, BY
ReycIler dam BY Rachel, eds
Time, oil 81
StcoSp RAcn.-Propretor's purse $500, two
mile heals.
Col. w. X. Johnson's h Rocker. by Eclipse.
dam by Virgnian, 5 years old, dress pur
pie and purple, l
J. II. Van Matters CT h Manolpon, by Med
ley, dam by John Richards years old,
dress yellow and yellow, . 2
ID. McDanlefs sam Johnson, BY young
Scroggins, dam Betsy Baker years old,
dress red and purple,
d. Tomm's IN by Medley, dam Invalid
years old dress red and red, dis.
Time: 3 55-3 SO.
The sport excellent, and the very
well attended. The saddle slipped upon the shoul
de,s of Mr. Tomm's Horse, winch WAS the cause of
his being dlslanccd.
THIRD DAY.
Col IIcath's Billie Peyton. !
Col. Johnson's Tom Walker . .
Time 2i-6 40.
Second Race-Sl00 purse. mile heats.
Mr.. llare's Z. t. Andrcweita.
Mr.. Van Matters CHI. h. Duke. .
Time > % D.
For the four mile race, Boston had compet-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-30
MARKETS..
ANih
Extract Of a letter.

r. ~, LivEhPooL, April %.
Cotton-Ihe sales to-day amount to oulv looo
pmes, wiich have been taken by The trade al prev,
Ms,Ipnh 90 ,hese 100 Peruvian at 9d94d; 1000
maranham, esa9i; and 100 Suiat AT 6Ia6d III.
remainder American AT Sid lOd.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday, April Goth.
In Tobacco the sales of the week arc -, Ieo
nhcs';sol these 90 were FOR Ireland, % for Scm.
land 70 Tor resale, and the remainder TO The ,rads
:, LONDON MARKET, Aprila3.
ioharco-The market is steady 70, hi. ,,,,,s
some orders for nlueky are executing for Irelann
At former prices '''''"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-30
Besides piIzeS of S1S0-SlG0-S l50--S140-Sl 30
-Sl20-Sl00-S55- S50-S 10 and 80.
IL Dram .aHanberS out Of7S.
Tickets only $2O-Ilalyes Sl0--Quarrers So

a. Orders for Tickets and Shares or Certificates
81 Packages in the above Splendid Lottery, will re.
ceve the most prompt attention, and those who
order from us, may rely upou having the drarioo
sent them immediately after It IS over. Send orders
early and address
ID. S. GREGORY & Co., Managers.
Richmond Ia.
May p AM
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-30

" DO TO q 266
AUGUSTA, e del)-Fraukln McCue 6s7.
nef"td b. Stuart GIG, j. b. Breckenridge DOL
or State Senate, John II. Pey,on 659, Ro. s.
brooke 3O2 (AH HHss) For Congress: s.
'HcD' Moore ga, r. Craig 277.
fLoA D-John Howell (Adm.) PA. Col Til.
Me'aoe lWhle) 1872. For Congress Craig (AdA
800 Moore (Whig) 80. A letter from Foyd saws
that The above above vote is not an iolc,,ion
a ~, ~ the people of thai unity The Sub
'e"s"fy question, majority Of whom he beicves to
De opp sed 10 that measure
hoANoht-llenry Snidcr (Loco) is elected BY
considerable majority over d, MeDetmid. sink or
swim Conservative.
MONIGOMERY-lt is rumored tia, D,vid
"a oon') the late member, is defeated by
VIM. Wade fAJn,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-30

lis chief desire. on all hs part OF church tiau
ble, is 10 do and ready justice TO and between
all persons and interests over which II has any con
troll. or IN regard to which II has any dut, per
form.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-30

II T IN 1-W undefs,hnU veIblIIv That Mn
Hamlet the Wing candidate, is elected in this roun-
ty-and that Mr. Goggin has majority of Is over
MIR. Stuart for Congress.
PATRlCk-Ne learn, verbally, that Col John
G. Staples tWhig) supersedes Martin Cloud (Ad.)
IN this county-For Congress, it is stated thai Stu
arts majority for Congress is about 10 II So Cog
gin IS elected by about l 40 Wing gain.
BUCklNGlIAN.-We announced the result in
this county on Monday. The GLOWING isl state
ment Of the vote
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-30

d l. II X T. r., o K Y, BuRGuN
y Iuta, Chambetliu, Samos, Greek COM
MUNloS SERVICE, VI uscale White and Red
Hermitage, Chdmpasues. Hooks etc. etc. WINES,
Ion sale at Howell DAVIES.
May27 its
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-30
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
MILITARY ENCAMPMENT.

The GrsERAL OKpEn, copy Of which will be
fouLd below, satisfactorily explains the nature and
objects OF the proposed Military Encampment Of
which fumoIs have appeared III the new papers.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-30

A lad BIZ the name o, Gill, rider of the Express
Nal between Buchananylle and Murlreesbofo, has
been committed % prison in Nashville -or robbing
The mai on the 2ls and ID Of April. Checks to the
amount Of Sl20 900, which he has stolen, were ie
covered from him.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-30
THE CROPS

We are Informed that the prospects for superior
crops are now most promising. 1t is said there will
be more cotton made this than has ever before
been raised aud gathered IN Florida. H.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-05-17

We understand tha; the Steam Frigate
Fal:on has been assigned to particular scr.
vice, as practice and experimental ship
under The command of Captain NJ. c. Per.
ry, and with an addliooal number of officers
ait ched 10 her.
Captain Perry is instructed by the Seer.
tary of the Navy to conduct a course OF
practice in the use OF ihe Paixham gun, and
the various descriptions ofhoIow and cxpIo.
sivc shot. He will also experiment IN re-
ference to the practical operations OF the
steam engine, with view as well 10 instruct
the officers recently attached 10 the ship as
% bring forward rs future engineers and
gamers a number ofyou,h, selected from
among the most intelligent of the apprcnl,ces
on board The Frisa C lluaSon.-N. Y. G0=.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-05-17
F During my absence Mr..
JAMES II. MINT OSH will act as my At.
torney. THO. SMITH.
Society fill, May 10Th, 1899. II If
Nutice.

EHARTICULAk attention will be given 10
Il all kinds of Rep iring. Painting and Trim
ming in the Carriage line; the best of well sea-
soned tinbcrs, and ii 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 terms for payment on delivery Of the work.
N. B B-Good workmen and good work shall be
done, and all pains taken to accommodate my
customers. Barou hes, Buggics, Wagons, Gigs.
and Sulkcys of any fashion will be made 10 order
and warranted good materials ahd workmanship.
will be found still OIL Market street "o. osie TO
Mr.. Gr hams Law Office. /. VIM.
Cheraw, S. G. May l7.h, 1889. 27-3m
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-05-17
MONTHLY
Report Of Ladies Fashions.

A Zone dolla per annum. These fashions
IA are alra ged by one ofour most celebrated
Moistes, and are beautifully colored Subscri.
bers may rely upon their correctness.
The Fashions for each month are illustrated
by two or more tull length figures, and always
Co!ored, otherwise they are useless.
The months Of January, April, July and
October, in addition to the plate Of Fashions
also contain Co!ored Pattern Of Window Ora.
perry.
Full directions always accompany the Fash.
ions, not clothed in foreign Language, but in
plain English SO rs to be understood by eycry
person
The coloring of the plates IS snperintended by
a person who Lrtcly oficiatcd aa Director in one
of the largest Parsian Establishments ar d their
beauty cannot be eqIa!lsd, at least in this coun-
try.
The Cheapncss Of the Work may be testsd by
comparison with others. A Magazine issued
in New York only once every Three Months, is
published at the price of Six Dollars per a::num
whis the Month!y Report is only one Dollar y.
They vii! be furnished monthly, to persons
who may wish the fashions only, without the
reading portion Of tho I.ady's Book, at the
above very low price, carefully packed and sent
by mail in any direction. Cash of course in
advance, postage paid, any postage paid, any
postage that has to be paid by the Publisher, will
be c!larged to the subscriber.
TIE Volume commenced with the April
Number 1889. Price 81 for twelve MONTHLY
Numbers. A most liberal discount allowed to
resident or travelling agents.
Addrcss LOUIS A. CODY,
2il Chestnut Street. PHILADELPHIA.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-05-17
- T. VI "a a ~ \

There is exhibiting IN Louisville, native
born child aged seven years, and weighing one
hundred ana fifty five pounds.
Capt. Tropham, OF the ship America. at
New York, from Prrnambuco, reports haf
the exploring expedition arrived of Orarge
Harbo- on the l7.h Of February, in ~ days
from Rio all well.
1t is estimated that there arc two million
smokers in the U. States who eXpend annual :
$l2 100000 torc gA.s.
The Albany election has terminated in fl.
vor Of the Wings.
A lad fifteen yeas Old was convicted OF rob-
bluc the mail, at the term otLhc Superior CUu!:
he recently at St. Louis.
The Boston Post states that there are more
than one thousand widows III the couCty o.
Barn table, Mass.
Mr.. p. NJ G. Kendall reports the number
of postmasters removed under President Mon.
iur, 4j9-undcr President Adams, 223-under
President Jackson, l ,05I, and under President
Van Buren,, up to Jan. lst, PSI.
"The Bee Kecuer's annual" is the name uf
a work recently published III London by Mr.
Taylor, which is highly praised in some CT the
journals.
Her Bri.anic Majcs;y's sloop OF war Ring
dove captain Stewart, 7 days from Bermuda,
anchored in Hampton Roads OIL "Wednesday
last, with dispatches for the British minister.
Gen. Duncan McAr;hur,;a "a Veteran pioneer
Of Ohio, died at his rcsid dence near ChIlcothe,
on the 23th u!t. IN the 69th year OF his age.
"Mct,opoIitan Chu!ch-man' is the ti.e OF
re~'voekIy, . be published in Washington.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-05-17

EXTRAORDINARY VEGETABLEs.-Our a.
tenIion was attracted last Saturday to five
spears Of Asparagus, produced BY Dir. VIM.
Cammack, on the heights OF Georgetown
and exhibited at his vegetable and in the
Centre Market. These extraordinary veg.
GABLES were weighed by the market mas,
ter, and ascsrtaiued to amount 10 one pound
and half We never knew,i in the course
ofour lives, five spears orthis delicious es.
culent 10 weIgi, so much as these; and We
do not wonder tha it was the opinion of all
whom we conversed with, that the like was
never before seen in The markets Of tbs city.
-Nct. Intel.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-05-17

PRIZE RELATING TO VACClNATloN.-
Amongst the notices Of the pIIzes proposed
b. the Academy Of Sciences for tile Ell.
couragemcnt of Medicine, we,find one an.
nouncmg that a prize Of 10000 franks (40O
pounds sterlIng) viii be awar ded IN 1912, to
the best memoir on The following questions:
Is the preservalIvc power Of Ibc vaccIe
virus permanent, or is it only temporary!
In the latter case, determine by precise
experiments and by authentic flcts, The time
which lis pr "servaIvc power Continues.
Has the matter Of co v.pock, ;akcn from
tie cow, greater efficacy tnan the vaccine
virus which has been Transmitted through
several individuals ?
snpposing it TO be proved that the eiti-
cacy Of the yacc ne virus is diminished by
transmission, should it be renewed, and by
w!,a: means?
What is the relation between the intens'-
~ Of the local phenomena, and the p'es"f-
vativc power of the vaccine virus!
Is re-vaccInasion necessary, and # 30
point out what period it should b: praclsed
-Lonlon Lun ,et.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-05-17
Bank Of Charleston, :. &
CHARLESTON, I7th Nov. 1898.


NOTICE is hereby given, that in conformity
"a to the provisions Of the Charter OF this Cor
poration and Resolution Of the Stockholders
adopted at their last Annual Meeting, it has
been .termiucd t. extend the amount Of the
TW 0 MILLIONS OF DOLLARS. or Twenty
Thousund Shares at One Hundred Dollars each
Shire.
For this purpose, Books will be opened al the
Banking House in this City, on the first Monday
and succeeding Tucsday in JAnuary next, to
receive the subscriptions Of oil such S:ockhold.
crs as may avail themselves OF the hight to
which they are exclusively entitled, Of subscr.
hing to NUN or Of shares equal to those held
by them respectively, in the presen: Clpital.-
Twenty five Der cent. Or Twenty five Dollars or
each Share, to be id at the :imc Of subscribing
nty-ive Dolllrs Oh each share, TO be paid as
follows viz. twenty Eve dollars, OF each Share
OF the RS Monday and Tu 'sIIy in June next.
a.,1tho rem Under, being fifty dollars On each
SHIRE. to be p id within six months thereafter at
the discretion of the Bnrrd Of D;rccro-s, on one
months pub c notice being given.
All transfers oi Sock in the present Capital
aust be III ID on or fore tie fifteenth day of
Dcc2mo;r H'Al, a!sel "HIcH p@T!oo the BUoKS
: III be closed.
AG. ROSE Caslicl.
u The South Caro.inian and Telescope, at
Columbia Courier at Camden; Advertiser, at
Elgefi:d Messenger, at Pcndlcton Mountain,
ecr, at Greehvillc Gazette, at Georgetown; md
Gazette at Chcraw will give the above two IN
sar.ions WIN the first and !lst week OF the
time limited, an4 send their bills 70 the Bank for
payment.
Nov. - 1898.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-05-17
~ N-pSTrD In no.;rinor tho IN.

Nh. WEBSTER. .--Io noticing the in;en.
Ged visit Of this gentleman 70 Europe, the
Boston Pario: says:
''lt is understood that Mr.. Webster will
embark i'll the Liverpool. AMI he gra;!G
calon is great and general, that orc SO
ecnincn;iy distinguished should be seen and
appreciated abroad, as he must be, and
especially in EnsIand. We consider his
visit 10 England, and especially at this
very interesting period, as highly calculated
to strengthen and cement the ties which
bind The two nations; and, by his intCr~
course with the statesmen on the Other SIDE
he viii 20 much TO give right apprehension
Of our country and lis institutions. and 20
disseminate among them The light and
experience Of a life devctrd 10 the cons1.
GRAFTON OF great public objects. Who that
reads his printed works but must be struck
with the wisdom, sasncl'y. and oro!ound-
ness of his principles, and the extent and
comprc'.ens;vchcss and pract cal bearing
ofhs views.
"Mr. Webster is fully possessed Of ;he
immense importance to tie world OF In"
preservation Of peace ard free intercourse
among the nali5ns, and of the union and
harmony of these States, and of the gradual
bu, cer;ain progress wi'icn is making in the
knowledge and application Of priHcpI's,
moral, political, and physical, which work
together to ameliorate ard elevate the
condition Of man.:i d; and he has done
much for the advancement II these great
objects. We hail, therefore, the occasion
which will bring this highly gifted person
in contact with thos; minds which have an
influence in the direction tire aff'Irs Of the
ether hcm'spnirc. Oar best wishes VII
acco pany Inn, and every American will
feel proud, that either officially, or u"offl.
c:a"t:::, the co2":r7 will be represented
abroad by one of the first Other c':""@;ee""!!
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-05-17
Flc m the National lntelllgencer.
Raleigh Star.
EDIIogs' CORRESPONDENCE.

EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
New YORK, MAY 9.
The old Regency party in Alb my, rlated
bv the victory won for. not by. them IN NV
York ,'ity. al ehptel 10 take line Cap,o IN
Aiaany. This struggle was onc of the
nardrs; they have made for years Tney
reason.'I, iha ," If We can carry Albany.
with New York cry, we can make every
bod, out of IN" Stat" iicve N. Y. Sa'" is
recovered for Mr.. Van BuIen." l'ie Wings
have carried every ting IN Albany, but a
part of the 5 h ward, with an aggregate ma
iority Of nearly 400. Almost all the local
election results in the great interior are alter
this fas'ioa. The temporary capture OF
the Metropolis, by "l;Ie Butt-enders," so
,I.ey nu,ned themselves, is no sign Of the
pubic opinion OF :h" population ofthe inter
;erior.
This city, IN many parts, now looks Ike
Rome amid its ruins. Wall street is alto,
&C her impossible, even By carts, SO many
buildings are going up. and so many more
are torn down. Broadway, also, in many
parts, S in IL stat OF dI aplda'on. Some
Of the business streets of the ci'y seem a. if
| they were about to be re- modelled. liar
lem railroad, which is Ultimately to reach
Albany, is now brought down to the Park
and the Pos, oflic".
The commercial news b. the Liverpool,
generally speaking, is having very favor
nLi, p+1' ct ,;nn, I'M ,.,,,r,,, ,rI LrcipeSs
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-05-17
FohEiGN OFFICE, APRIL 3, 1899.

The New York Sunday Morning News
says tnat, on Sat mday night, an importing
merchant, hitherto III high standing, was
detected at the cuslom.h house, in attempting
to pass forged entry for ar invoice OF
goods just arrived. the susp'cjo"s Of the
collector were aroused, and, on examination
It was found That fol some months past he
had been IN the practice cf forging the sig
nature ola deputy collector, lor,he purpose
ofsceurns his du'ies en;ry free. On learn
ing this. lie was taken in,o custody by the
y. S. Marshal, ard committed TO the city
prison for fiEnrc disposal, cccorlia" . :h-
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-05-17

NORTH CAROLINA MARBLE.-We have
en- a specimen Of white or HInton's Marble
brought here by Major Hinton, one OF the
Commissioners Of The Cherokee country, who
states that all appearance there is an mex
hausrible VEN, OF 1t which intersects the
c er"kee country in North Carolina Mr.
Patton, oar Staie Architect. has had It polish.
ed and pronouncesit to be Of very superior
quality. We compared it this morning with
4 number Of specimens sent from the North,
to The Commissioners of The Capitol, and
found 1t equal to any Of them. Indeed, it
bears great resemblance to the famous
Carrara Stauary Marble, of Italy, and when
brought into contrast proves to be of equal pu-
ri y and texture.
We think that region well worthy OF an
accurate survey that its minerals may be
brought in'o Market, TO campete al ltlst with
foreign nnpoItailons.
Raleigh Star.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-05-17

The long continued drought IN Aprl! and the
ear par, of the present month has destroyed
many of the morus muIticauIis cuttings IN this
neghborbood. Some were killed after two
or three leaves had opened, and others before
The sprout appeared above ground The cut
tings which were planted perpend;cularly sue
cceded best and or tbs obvious reason, that
with the upper end at given distance under
the surface of the ground the lower end was
de- per and, of course, in moister earth, than
if the cutting had been planted with an ancIi-
nation. We never could see any good reason
for the advice commonly given to plant with
an inclination, and never have followed it,
when we used short cuttings.
We understand that the failure caused by
the drought extended as far south as Augusta,
and how much farther we know not.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-05-17
PRICE CURRENT.

Charleston, May II, 1889.
Bacon, Hlms, ID 10 I3
Shoulders and Middings, 10
Coffee, Green Prime Cuba, l2I a
Ordinary to Good. 10 IL
porto Rico, 2 ..2
Cotton, Upland, Inferior, III I35
Fair, l3 l.2 IA l.2
Good, Is l6 I.2
Lard, ID. IL III
Mo!asses, New Orleans, gal. 81 Ss
Havanna, &c. sweet, &c %
NIls, 4d TO GOD, lb. Ia Z I2
Sugar, Louisiana, lb. 63 a II
IIaVanna, white, II I2
Brown, . a 8
Muscovado, l05
st. Crox, 9 2 n 10
Porto Rico. 81
Flour, Philadelphia. 8aS l.2
Blltilnors Howard street, 8 IA 8 l-2
New York, Canal, 9 l2 10
Alexandria, ga
IRON, Russia, pig, ton 38 IS
Bar cwt. 5 q
Swedes assorted, AS o
Lumber, Boards, w. P. Clear, NJ feet, 35a
Mcrchantsblc. l6 Is
p. P. in RATS, 9 a 10
Pork, Mess, N. Y. Inspection, % "a
Prime, 90 81 -
Rice, prime, 100 ID I-2 ASS
Inferior to good, 4 5Oa475
Rough, bush. Il l2 =
salt, Liverpool ground sack &C
DO bush. 90 ~
Turks Island,.40 so
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-05-17

The Presbyterian Church Cass.-The Sd
preme Court Of Pennsylvania, sitting IN Bank
q. c. as a court of appc'ls) have granted a
new trial in this case, taking ground very de-
cidedly in favor Of the Old School, or true Pres
byteiian Church. Itwould, indeed, be mos
strange perversion of law to do otherwise
When we received the "Opinion' Of the court
we had no thought OF giving it place IN Our
columns but upon converslns on the hject
with different persons ofin,e,hgence, and iI.d-
ing them ignorant of the grounds on which the
lawsuit had been commenced, and desIrous to
acquaint themselves vi 1t; and not doubling
tha. this was the case with others OF our read
ers also. we changed our purpose and copied
the document on our fourth page. 1t states
succinctly and clearly the grounds fthe law
suit.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-05-17
Ne,v York May 0.
AMERICAN RIELE SOCIETY.

AMERICAN RIELE SOCIETY.
The twcn,y.,hird anniversary Of lhs
national institution was held this morning
Among the distinguished gentlemen Oh
the platform We noticed His ExceIency
Governor Seward. who arrived in town
this morning, expressly 10 attend this ami
versary.
Precisely at 10 o'clock the business os
the morniug was commenced by the read.
ing of portion Of the holy scriptures BY
The Rrv. D.. Sharpe. Of Boston. The
president then delivered very appropriate
address.
The number OF new auxIiIar.cs during
the past year is t#eniy~tonr.
Among the IcgacIes VIC no:'ce one Of
crea, muniicence from James Douglass,
ESD. of Cavcrs, Scotland-vz: 1,oOOk-
We take occasion 10 say, from persona!
knowledge, that this is onI y one OF nany
dono,,ous 10 charitable institutions, made by
this gentleman.
The report alndcs to the calls for sup
plies of the holy scri ipures in various Par.s
of the world, to the amount Of S3O, ,0OO.-
Many OF them were SO argentina the boarI
had made grants in anticipation Of S re.
ceiots to ilie amour. OF $4,000 in the be-
lief tha: lib raj pubic will no! permit t'c
treasury 10 remain empty.
Durny The past year the issues were l34.-
OPT COPIES, and lie total numbdr 2.5ss ,233.
Trsc copies we're in seventeen different
languages.