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Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-09-13
UNITED STATES AND TEXAS,

UNITED STATES AND TEXAS.
The Hon. John Forsyth, on the part Of the
u. s. government, and Gen. Memucan Hunt
on the part of the Texian government, have
been appointed commissioners to run and
mark the boundary line between the two coun-
tries, as established by the treaty of 1928 be.
tween the United States and Mexico. The
ratfcations of the convention 10 this effect
have been exchanged, and the Commissioners
,urst enter upon Their duties on or before the
18th of October next.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-09-13
FROM THE cuEROKEEs

FROM THE CHEROKEES
Extract from letter dated Fort Gibson,
July "a, 1889.
aThere is prospect at length Of settle
ment Of the difficulties among the Cherokees.
Both counsels are in session, that is, the old
emigrants combined with the Ridge party,)
and the new, headed by John Ross. Their in
tentions appear more pacific at present, on both
sides. Should matters however. come to the
worst, I have no doubt myself the old set
would more than maintain their ground against
the Ross party, notwithstanding the apparent
difference in their numerical iorces."
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-09-13
NORFOLK, AUG. "a.

NORFOLK, AUG Sf.
SUSPICIOUS vessEL-Capt. Mock, ofthe
packet schr. president arrived this morning.
has politely communicated the following:
On the Goth inst rs miles East Of Little Egg
Harbor, he spoke schr. Emeline. from New
Bedford, bound for Philadelphia, from the Cap
tain of which he obtained the following state.
ment That on the 10th, p. NJ. of Barnagat,
~ fathons water. he fe in with, and boarded
a schr. of about rs tons, car ying foretoPsa''
had sdread eagle head and Hampstead on
no, stern-her sails were nearly all blown 70
nieces, and in an almost helpless condition
her bottom was painted green and was very
fouI. and from her appearance 1t was supposed
sbc had been at sea several months. They
were out of water and had to drink salt water
for several days previously. When the Zap,
tain of the Emeline boarded her. ne iouno
about twenty-five persons on deck. and large
number in the hold, apparently in state OF
starvation, all black men, none OF whom could
sneak English. The Captain of the EmelIne
took her iu tow, and made all sail she could.
Il appeared from the conversation which was
held ON board of the strange vessel that 1t
was evidently their intention to take posses
sion of the Emeline. The Captain ofthe Eme-
line cast her of; after which, the strange ves-
sel sent her boat alongside after water; the
crew, q in number beng armed with dirks-
tbey were not permitted to come on board
the Captain Of the E. observed to them to re-.
turn to their vessel and bring their papers, and
if he found that they were pursuing an honest
VOYAGE he would render them all the assist
ance that was possible After the boat re-
turned to the vessel they saw from the z. a
white man coming up from below, who after
some conversation with the boats crew, aban.
doned their design and hoisted up their boat:
The Captain Of the Eme inc understood
from the boats crew while alongside, that they
had about three tons Of money, and large
ouan.ity OF Linen and boxes Of ready made
clothing on board. The men had large
QUANTITY of Doubloons fastened around their
waists. The Captain Of the E. further states'
that on the next morning he saw the strange
vessel again, about 8 miles distant-they tlred
three guns-when he was on board of her not
siugle gun was to be seen, nor any other than
black people. He did not ascertain where the
vessel was from or bound to. The crew hao
a very savage appearance, and the white man
supposed to be the Captain, had plratlcai
look with large Mustachioes.
NAvAL.-Capt. Bolton assumed the com.
mand of the frigate Brandywine. now lying on
the Naval Hospital and bound for the Medi-
terranean on Saturday morning On whicn
occasion salute was fred which was returned
from the frigate Java, flag ship.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-09-13

The st. Louis Gazette says, an English
agent, said to be commissioned by the house Of
Rothschilds, has lately visited the iron noun
tain district, and has been negotiating, with
view to the construction Of rail road, from
the iron mountain TO the Mississippi 1t is
confidently stated says the Gazette, we know
not how credibly, that at least 500 men will
be engaged and actually employed on the work
by September next.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-09-13

The almost universal introduction of railroads
has caused an immense increase in the consump.
ton Of iron. In Scotland there are now nifty
FIVE furnaces, seven building, and twenty seven
projected. In South Wales there are one hun
dred and twenty -nine furnaces. thirty building,
and ninety are contemplated. In l74o, tho an
nv produce of iron in the United Kingdom was
but II $50 tons within FIVE years, tho annual
nroduce of Scotland and South Wa es will, it Is
computed, exceed l,4O0, 600 tons. The latio Of
increase in the manufacture Of iron in this coun.
tryis supposed to exceed even this. Bait. Chron.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-09-13
CHINCH BUG.

A Farmer in this neighborhoed has destroy
ed the bug in his Corn. almost entirely, by
pouring boiling water about the roots and
lower part of the stalks. The moment the
stalk is shaken, the bugs descend towards the
ground, when the water is turned in upon. them
and they are destroyed.
Raleigh Register.
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-09-13
A FAITHFUL SLAVE.

On Mr. Clay's recent excursion to Canada.
he took his servant Charles with him, and
whilst there, some Abolitionists persuaded HIM
to leave his masters service-telling him that
he was as free as Mr.. Clay was in her Msjes.
tvs dominions. Charles replied, that he was
aware Of this, but that he would not desert his
master for both the Canadas!
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-09-13

SIMPLICITY gentleman recently travel
ling in the country called out to boy where
does this road 60 to my ladp We'll l don't
know where it goes, bu: it's always here when
come along
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-09-13
rur ,yr,nrL,ry OF ABoIrTIoNrsM.

"ln the Anti.Slavery Record, of December
1886 vol. 9. No. IL, in an article under tho title
docs the Bible sanction slavery :" the ~ritel
says-"Before we 60 any further then' It may
be remarked, that if the Bible sanctions slavery;
the Bible is totally inconsistent with itself, ana
consequently is unworthy ofany respect: sEm on
niils fhas must fall, and not the rights OF human
nsfeSraU -
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-09-13
From the N. O. Louis;anan.

Mssissippi-The following letter is from an
old and esteemed correspondent, whose good
faith may be implicitly relied on. 1t Is writ
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-09-13
Now books at the book store.
Sept. 13

STARKE, Beveridge's Private Thoughts
~ Homeward Bound, Home as Found bos-
toms. Fourtold State, Boasdman on original S,n.
Assembly's Digest, McEwen on Types, Loo5ng
unto Jesus, Crook in the Lot, Browns Cate
chism, Mair's Introduction, Amman on me-
thodisn, Historic Ssose, Revival in Now Byuns'
wick, Holiday House. Lockhsh's Napoleon
Mary Queen of Scots, CrolY,s George 4th
Albany Cul.ivsto'. Sap 15sh "A
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-09-13

The exercises Of Miss M.
Pritchard's School will be re-
sumed on the first day OF
October.
Sept. l3 - u
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-09-13

appointment for he has his hands full now,
and viii not be disposed to peculate any
more"
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ter rer unttritbltollttcu grurten .pcn Drcr
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Gbrifbphel Ncos.
SutlerltIcll5 GlnlarulJ auf rIe
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Oct Is, SIN.
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Gtslle, 100 iieb .ie Sentuns 9ebiioet bat,
if p.e 2Bolsa Fchr Sn!ld)sn beioen llftrn
ein9ccnat oa ite nun feinen Spielraum
fur Die Gtrtnup9 iDrer 2Eo9sn bate,
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ttt lporoell.
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ndmlicb Oablmaum Der pprcrf nab Iei.
mem Gaterlancc Soolitcin surutocfebrt
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pcroen, Su9eite(t worpen iino. 1T run
mebr ourtb eineSubleriptloa, Die nament.
lib in 3eipSi9 uno in pcn Oanle,taoten
febr reiblitb aus9ifalleu it, 70 piel au.
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ecnannten fiinf pericncn idbrllb cine
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Sobre bat ;uesiibert retpen tonncn.-
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S5tbnlc III tteitn Gann,r gu stbsMsn man
neIec itch IN r,efcr Dtnaer 81 .'sFr ttt = rs
DAMN Seitin9er GafAesTr III NtNea
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lut lpelpeliI putlD 9e[llDltttDeS SltsHHt
NIP Sur Gsfan8nibitrafe perurtbeilt mar,
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Danic 5u Gmtotn entlaicn uno in Sreit
beit 0eicet mcretn. Gciue Satin fin
cet Der lln9ludtlid,e aibt mebr ON eebcn
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Sbouplab eintr neuen tcpeutenotn 2(uf:
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9tltDtnen Gj;rstrn uEttritbriebenc psti'
| tion an g.. Woi. 1T uncrohatt surult
0elbitft, mic e5 btteit5 Die 3eitun8en be:
ritbtet Dab,n. Die &eaorm Die ouf bic
Htuitcm namentlit5 ouf Die 1.jrcmsrpor.
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lib icet isbr Dttauibt' @tott bet ma.
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ne Sctltlonoretyt >pltotr en8e5c0tu uno
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Die 'oosAe se9obsn wuroen uno an an=
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bllott pas 0anse cr,tDien slsl,plam ter
rolleparti0, unc mis puyb Sunit bsrucr
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Sin 1Beib, nabs Der eocuF uno 7te
GtraiI', pcriubtc nit $oiilft p9n Spinm
Sclbtmoro. Na biz O9ll5 ot5 9cnom
mcmtn Sites itoob nj Dt DinreitDeno
lpar, 70 n,ubtc jit liD iclbit sum Grogc,
amir oitlem eebsa nod p0rlitb mbmen.
YDil1o. Oemof.
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Da5 Sbif Suc,n Noetoioe 1T ain
ISttn nabc 3re,n Surtlc Sep, ouf iel:
ner SlDrt natD Siru Orleans, NIT elmer
ftDr pertbUollen Saoua9 9laj(ib perlo
rtn oe9an9en. Gbcn 10 pas omerifonl
{be SOiT Emperor Don Neu y3rf, an
osr afritanltDsn &liils.
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2(m pori9sn 6vcita9 fano in Dem SO.
aporo gebol6s 5u Baltimore Gin re9clmd|s
fi0es @eftbt 5milDen ciucn Wanl S(o'
mlm5 .Giltsp, uno eineal frIDcrn Gonltatcl
pon oerStaot, Namta5 Siaaf W:r1aat,
ftatt. oBdbreno Der 8al9crci bib lce=
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mano ibm Nuafunf # ooriber otten tonn,
no fsine 9tale bin9efcnmen iei, na1oem
Wertbant Te ou59eipiecn batte. ib.
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8lnf SbiTs ie9cln in piclem Wcnat
bon Gn9taao NIT Gmi9ronten notb g'eu
Se,lano. Gapitan s. 3 i ~ otr Gu.
pcrm9r otr GOlonitu lit, bcfia9tt lIb be:
reitj auf Dem 2Be9e n1D oer n2uen I'm
fieolua9, un NIT otn Gin9cbwentn noe.
:9cn Ubtrstun3 Don Gaao Su uattrban
DHn. ib.
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Gin Nisfcntirtis 1T itst iu Sranffrrt in
&aule res 3srrn Carl Seller IN fehtn, wsl.
tbcr 1853 pfunO Ipirst unei5 8nD 3cu III,
llmfsnss mist.
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Taturipil. 2(uf Dem eanoe oe6 }orn.
-ccSofob QB. @erner, in Wanbeim Saun'
itbir, in oiesm eauntp, 1T Dies SaDr elm
9Stll bforn &ctsn 9t>ratbltn, melibsr
lpc9en lsiner ei9entDiimlitben StlbofTcn:
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Mitts 1T Der Oaupt= Soften, me'tb'r Die
aew0bnlitbc 0roiIe bat, uno runo un
psnItlben iino leD6 &pltcn berouf 9es
apaDen, ,uopoa bier ua9efeW balb 70
lang, cic onocln Swei otcr brin2Dc 10
lang ais Der ,0iu}tfrlbrn fms. 2'lle litr
ben &olben baten pottit1n>i3c &6rn t.
Dleler oBdlDforn :&oiben 1T in uuIercr
Druferi 5u lsDen. 0anaop. Ga5.