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Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-10
MARRIED.,

In this city, Oct g. by Rev. q. n Colyer, Mr. George
F. Thompson, to Miss Caroline A. Sanborn, all of orces
ter.
In this city, Oct g. by Rev c. L. Eastman, Mr. Charles
Hastings to Miss Emeline Walker, both Of Palmer.
In " indsor Vt Oct. 2, Mr.. Major N. Kimba of Gard
ner Mass, to Miss Rebekah Farrar of Winchendon,
Mass.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-10

James Brooks, jr. Esq, of Princeton, has beer,
appointed by the Governor and Counsel Justice Of
the Peace for the county of Worcester.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-10

SEGARS of Exquisite flavor are always tt
be found in qvtities TO suit, at The Drug Store of
l.. 7. LAZEII.
l3-du 20l Main ST.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-10
janl If

j. X. CLARK. HOMGPATa!C PHYSh
CIAN--No Walnut Street. Office hours from 20!
a. NJ, and from 10 3 f NJ.
Worcester, Jan. LIST, 1851 ianl If
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-10

u CHILSON'S FURNACES. Ponds Ran
gcs, Hedcnberg's Portable Furnaces, and
EmersOn's VeMtilatOrs.
J. F. LORlNG, Agent for the above, 73 Main street
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-10
Tbr - oilp syn.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1851.

II Advertisers, wishing to have their advertisements ap
ear the next day will please send in as early IN the day as
possible Also wishing to insert advertisements IN
Weekly, should send in as early as Monday noon
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-10

MRS. s. GOODWIN, an experienced and success
fn Midwife, holds herself in readiness day and night
attend TO the duties of her profession Residence, No
Austin street. ap2 l-dtf
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-10
D R. T. HASKELL,

w. co Cuurtland street, corner of Howard and nealy
~ opposite tne head Of hanover ST.. Boston =
opeIatohs on he TEETH, carefully performed on
most approved principles, with the best materials
Prices ieeh extracted without pain or unpleasant sea
toh oy administering pure her. Advice cheerflly a.
EN- without charge ''' ~
Boston Oct. s, 1851. o1oIo,,,,t
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-10
Wantnd-

situation in Respectable nnily by a Young wtnau
- WIZ hhs peeh accustomed to general housework and
can make hers elf useful Applications made to H. G. no
80 front street up stairs, vii be attended TO- olOhw
Raven Crafts, Italian Cream Of Rosemary
and Castor Oil.
Supply Of the above Invaluable preparaton for the
"A HAIR, just received and for sale by
olo-dwisdw l.. T. LAZELL, Apothccary.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-10

l.. b. NICHOLS. M. d., homeopathic
PLY SIC3AN, Residence No. y Main Street Office
hours from to A. Nj, to and to ? M.
s, l.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-10

COOL AND SPARKLING SODA WATER.
with every variety of SYRUPS Fifty Tickets for one dol
lar. l.. 4. LAZELl., ApOthscary
sep6 dwtf 2Ol Man street
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-10

Notary E&DHc.
win attend 10 this and TO other nutters of business at
Office over the Central Bank.
Worcester, Oct. 6, 1850. DIFF
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-10
Dissolution

D4DDOIUUIUlI. I
'IN1E Coparmershp existing undei the firm or J. Rol
a SON, was by mutual consent dissolved Octobef 81
Al Us ana accounts due The firm will be settled b
bo ~ VINO VIII continue the SOot and shoe busie,
Store. IMp EVIAu u6 n ~
olo-d0w JOHN s. BOND.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-10

II. 6. MOORE, Mere haDt Tailor and Dealer il
Gems Furnishing Goods--No 2l3i Main street, IT, $ Ho
tel Building, Worcester, Mass. ivl2
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-10

DIR. A. j. EATON,
Corner of Myrtle and sOaihbrdge street,
WORCESTER o0-33t
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-10
Free Soil Nominations,
For GOVERNOR.

FOR GOVERNOR,
HON. JOHN @. PALFREY,
OF CAMBRIDGE.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
HON. AMASA WALKER,
OF NORTH BRoOKFIELD.
Senatorial Nominations.
MOSES WOOD, Fitchburg.
FREEMAN WALKER, n Brookfeld
ELMER BRIGHAM, Westboro
J. S. C. KNOWLTON, Worcester.
ALBERT ALDEN, Barre.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-10
WILLIAM DICK KTNsON,

Female Physician and Midwife,
Has removed to Kinds Court. No. Maple-street
aUl4l I3J,,
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-10
LNCY STONE
MRS. N. S. THOMpSON

IUCl > ] UI4 ..
PAULINA w. DAVIS.
ans23-dIaw&w WM. Il. CHANNING.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-10
HON. AMASA WALKER,
Senatorial Nominations.

f NORTH BRoOKFI
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1847-1861, 1851-09-23

The same land, at the suit OF Turner Bryan. Ordy
OF Chesterfield District. Is. George W. Meador and
John Copeland, levy in these cascs. taken by John
Evans, fo,mer sheriff.
400 acres of land, more or less; whercon the de.
endant resides, adjoining the lands Of the Estate
of a. Johnson and othcr-, rs the property Of Hath
ew White, at the suit Of Samuel Parker, VI. Math
CIV White.
The same land. at the suit Of Lewis Melton, rs
Mathew White, levy taken BY A n Lowry, for
rpe- sheriff
50 acres Of land. more or les. whereof the de-
endent resides, adjoining the lahds Of George Par
ker, Win. ]. Pegues. at the srit of J. G. Wads
worth, rs. benjamin Breck. levy taken by John
Evans. former sheriff
Negro girl, Hagar. levied on as tho Tropert!!
of Alex. Pitts, at the suit Of J. A David. a. Alex
Pitts.
mare levied on as tbe property Of Vim. 3. Sci
lcrs, OF the suit Of the State Vim. B. Sellers
John W. Sellers and Joe Sellers
Terms CAsu.-Turchssers to pay for necessary
papers.
Sheriff's Cfice, Sept IL, 1851.
24-Stl STEPHEN JACKSON, S. C. D. q.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1847-1861, 1851-09-23
NORMAL COLLEGE,
RANDOLPH COUNTY, ~. C.

Rev. B. CRAVEN, l. u, President and Professor
Of Ancient languages. aud Lecturer in Normal
trimming
". McRoBpfSs A. Il. Professor Of Mathematics.
Rev. A. s Andrews Professor of English, Lite.
rature and Natural Scieuce.
A. G. STEER. Tutor.
The Fall session will commence on the 18th
of September, at which time those who in
tend to enter the regular clnsses. or wish to ob,
tain Normal certificates at next commencement.
should be present.
The Accommodations MS 70 College rooms, board
ing, DC, are now completed; parents. guardian:
aud all other patrons Of learning. may be assured
that no Institution in the Union affords advanta
gcs superior 10 this to such as intend to teach, j,
offers Inducements Of no ordinary character. The
entire expense for Board Tuition, Washing, Rooms
yaries from $50 to S45 persession. Foi
Tmution, catalogue &C., address the Pre-
lal College. Randolph county, y. {.
Il B ELLIOT, Pres. B. Trua
1851 % I'm
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1847-1861, 1851-09-23
SSnriff's sales.

SStEflsb SIiG5s
OK Writs Of T.. fu, will lie sol1 on the frs Mon-
~ Gay in October next, The following property
- acic5 cf l?n1, moro or less. adjoining the lands
cc !. T. Horn, William Carter and others whereon
Calvin Eoilings resides, nna two bay mares, levied
on as the property OF William Rule, at the suit Of
Mark Moi and others vs William Rule.
1900 acres Of land, more or less, whercon tho de.
inndant resides adjoining the lands Of William B.
Smith, William Copeland and others, levied OH as
the property Of JOHN Copeland at the suit Of j. C.
Wordsworth Va JOHN Copeland, in two cas"s.
1900 acres OF land, moro or less, wbc-con the
defendant resides adjoining tue lands Of W. Han
cock, a. Massey and others at the sui! Of ?. J..
Rcheson W. John Copeland, Levy taken hy \.
NJ Lowry, former sheriff.
1900 acrcs Of land, more or less whcrcon the dc.
fcndant rcsdcs, adjoining the lands Of Nciil Smith,
Willis Haucock and others as the property Of John
Copeland at the suit Of the State ". Gcolcc W.
Meador and john Copeland, Levy taken by 4. NJ.
Lowry, former sheriff.
so acres of land, whcreon the defendant resides
adjoining the lands Of Edward Mulloy and others
levied on IA the property of Samuc! Lisenhy at the
sft of Joseph 7. Burch Va Samuel Lscnby.
1900 acres of land more or less, whercon the
defendcnt resides, lying on 10th sides of Deep
Creek, bounded y. L I. by Willis EIaucocks land
Vest, by lssai owned t,Y 4. Massey, Mathew Ruth.
ing. aud u Gibson, Sonth by the Estate Of Wm
Hancock, at the srit Of Rcln ard Wm. Sellers, "a
John Copelanl an George ". Msndor.
The same land, at the init OF Robin md VIM
,:cI;rs, ra John Col 'land srd Eenj.:,:n Y'reHi;t
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1847-1861, 1851-09-23
The State Of south Carolina

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
To az and sinautor the Managers Of th' Gtneral
Elections, for tie srrtrai District, Of hs State
Of South Larol!na:
WIlEREAs the Legislature of South Carolina
" at its late Session, did pasn an Act toprovde
for The election Of Members to n SOUTHERN
CONGRESS. And whereas, said Act requires the
Executive Authority TO issue Wrts Of Election to
the Managers OF Elections: do hereby require
YOU and each Of you, after giving legal notice and
being duly qualified. to proceed 10 hold an sl'c:
ton on the second Monday of October next and
day following. for two deputies to represent your
respective Congressional Districts: and after hav.
ing determined on persons duly elected You will
certify the same according to law, to the Govern
or for the time being,
Given under my hand and the seal Of the State
in Columbia. this lSt day Of juno, in the year
Of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
fifty one.
J. II. MEANS,
Governor and Commander in Chief.
". r. AprHrs, Ferny Secretary ri state
i,,n" q II te
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1847-1861, 1851-09-23
BOLTING CLOTHS,
James Adger G. Go.
Factors and Commission Merchants.
Office, Adgers NortlStNharf Charlestens S. c.
JAMES ADaEr, JAMES ADGEE, Jr.
RoBEKy ADoER, ETTsEtL T. adams
Sept %, 1851 20 "a 6n
Election Notice.

Tn pursuance of the provisions Of nm Act Of The
| i General Assembly Of South Carolina, passed a;
its last secession, to provide for the election o
members to Southern Congress and by virtue
Of Writ of Election to rs directed 10y His Excel
lency Governor J. II. MEANS the Managers Of Elec
tloas for the District Of Chesterfield will hold an
election on the Second Monday ia Oetoter Rert. ior
TWO DEPUTIES to represent this Congressional
District in the Southern. Congress.
The Polls will be opened at the following. places
by the Managers Of Electiuns, appointed by the
Legislature, viz;
G1fraH-W. l. J. Reia-G. ". McIver. and K
= tIesisrfiela 1et c. R-s Il. 1:Sbinson. jas, Chap.
man, 'and ". A. Mulloy.
: Myunt Croghaa--Joel Baker, s D. Tipmons
lsnd W. Hendricks. n
Biakeneys old Siore.--Jsmcs FuRdcrturk, T.
MeAlanua, and A. Evans.
Niiier's Storc-J. 8. Miller, Z Baker, and Adm
EuB-nks
Cole MA--Danel Campbell j. n. Msfyman,
aud B. C. Cassnday.
AQiga.or-Z Marshall, Jno, Gardner, and a,
Leach.
Steerpsn Spring-z El!erbe, jr., Jilson Dou.
glass and ). T. Wilks
John .ohnsoa's-Beui Outlaw. J. johnson, and
u. Poulston.
The Election 10 be held two days at all the
Polls in the District. Managers 10 meet On We'd.
nesday OF the Court House, the votes and
declare Tie Elcction. y
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1847-1861, 1851-09-23
ate of South Carolina.
EXECUTIVE UErAKTNEN;

EXECUTIVE DErARrNEST.
By Ms Ererlleney John H. Aeana Governor and
eommoader.ia-CAief in and Orer Sosth Carosina.
WHEREAS, information has reached me that an
w ntrocious murder was committed upon VII.
liam Cloud, Of Edgeaeld District. by PHILIP P
GOOtE, and that said Goode has escaped.
Now, in order that the offender may be brought
to trial. !. JoHS II. MEANS, Governor in and over
tbe State, do issue :his my proclamation offering
q reward of TIVE Hundred and Fifty Dollars for
theapprshension and delivery Of the said fugitive
to the iailor Of Edgefeld District.
The said Philip P. Goede is about thirty three
years Of aye. 6 feet 3 ar a INCHES high, lean and
sncwy, ruddy complexion, halle or grey eyer, dark
tween his front teeth. =. :.
IGUEN under my hand and the, ,Scalof the State,
ehee RotlIday Of August. ID nss ssapp1p Lard
: one thousand eight hundred sne atsy,Sne. rs
Bv the Governor, JOHN u. MEANS
F. ". F. AHrnus, Der Sec. State.
Sept "a At
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1847-1861, 1851-09-23
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.

By his Ercelle,ley j. H. AEAGS GoUeSnor esl
Commdndtrin-tli.f in and oser ~ Stsss " &
|. Carolina = - IN,
HEREAS. information hns rcochrxl mo ffiSa
w an atroeous murder was committed upoa
John Mcdaniel, of Barnwell, BY six youEg natn.
among whom were SEABORNE L FARMEK
and WILLIAMG. ToBIN END whereas the afoss .
said Farmer sndTebin have made their escspe--
now be it known in order that they may 10
brought'to trial, ]. John Fl. Means. Governor Ia
and over the Stnte ofSouth Carolina, do issue th4
nv proclamation, offering reward sfFfyE Hu a.
DRED DOLLARS for the delivery Of both. ett ~
hundred and fifty for the delivery Of eitla: q
them 10 the jailor Of Burnwell District.
Farmer is about rs or sS years old, feet 6 hs
chcs high. well made fair complexion. blue sys1
light hair. two Of his front teeth slightly broksA
of. Has q scar on his cheek, about an inch kI6
b half long made by the cut Of o Knife.
Tobin is Is or 10 years old. feet IL inehss
high, fair complexion very little beard. light haiH
white teeth, thick lips. well made. and 10 badls
scarred on the right arm and shoulder,
Given under my hand and the seal Of the Sd u.
the 5th day Of july, in the year Of our Lord ft9
thousand eight hundred and City one.
JOHN H. MEASS
MN. r. Anrurn, Deputy Secretary State.
Argust 2S - p II
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1847-1861, 1851-09-23
HALI1 & SACKETT.
Entirely New and ERrSe Stack Of
Dry Goods and Hardware.

WE are now prepared 10 offer 10 merchants o!
w the interior and others. one Of the lnrge.t
stocks of Dry GoodS aal Haraware, ever before OF,
fered in this market.
Our goods, have been bought this fall by the
package, at the regular trade sales, and of Com
mission Houses in New York, and we are prepar-
cd to offer them unusually low and upon favorable
terms, and feel confident that nn examination OF
our stock will induce purchasers to make their sell
ection of us.
We will spare no efforts to give entire satsfac.
ton, to those who favor us with their custom.
Our stock of Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps,
and Straw Goods. is large and worthy the atten.
ton Of the State.
Our stock consists in part Of
4l,5O0 pieces Wooden Goods.
500 to 1000 pieces Prints
5000 pairs Boots and Shoes.
With ali the variety necessary TO make cur assort
rneut complete.
Merchants listing this market will r'aa'e CIV"
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1847-1861, 1851-09-23
- IS0

A beautiful and varied assortment Of Bonnets,
Caps, Ribbons, Fours, Plupcs Wieathes Gloves, DC.
All Of which. will be sold at the lowest prices.
Thankful for past favora, she solicits continu
ance of the very liberal patronage she has hereto
fore enjoyed. She is prepared TO execute all or,
ders ir ne. line Of Dress and Bonnet making. at
the shortest notice, and in the latest STYLE having
received her Fall and Winter Fashions.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1847-1861, 1851-09-23

-. a. 'ssrsi -
tiossQ sh< sepl1err people: orsso ddoptlaeassfes
Ilsa5sag q rahs sataf fsrsaee, g.
SuSlla sees from the Gaase, when in my
nd, ,aaad aff6m the Southern .Ckriasan sHffdA
6p1rctoavby csat the sarne, MIGHT gfeatls
|extsnds bat tbeisaere sufficient 70 s5Ss what
my pssItioa was slslrteen years. age i M
never beeS slasged; bat % tie eonttkty d spgtes
sions null pied, = became more andnipre firmly
fixed IN Il Istfa slandesfs @hobasely try t0iu-
|jure Rs y ihs1Rgh me. the Cause ! advocate, BY
gro;siy sprescnt;eg and falsifying my posisiea
put thsirc 6sger upoh the.evidenee that ti,eysut
aay .c q 10ok, IS early and decided RS "a,
The positol = rssistaGee 10 'nboliEion rossion.
fcl,aIlenge then TO Tie lest swiint mt hohet
and candid isanisers for tut fhs alno duty
lfAink Of scanse whose advoc1tes find itt4seessayy
Ito 4 prs = asd nassss q advancing Il =; :;
Tie fie6f the 4asetss y 1t mr. qtts Shere.I
tvfll show IL e any wislau to ~ Y hat ti1lr
ed IN itsselnsillA on this sul o. s &C :.
Finding pyaef again in your eoluzpns as hsass;
questof apsr1ipp fIends. tg eostse spissta a
ms1t Of he I avail myself fof Tho Opportunity 70
advert to 32ds fseks article. -
Tourstill hsrphd pon gcur elast statement that
4 sapressedi5 concur renee ~ q Mir.
)esiss sreech ths Court 81, s.
abay ii ratea hy the edotsSf the sieNn,
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1847-1861, 1851-09-23
New Millipary Dress Goods.

MRS JORD0N fakes lhis method Of at5sbnncing
lil 10 her cu,tomcrs and the public, tbAtPshe has
Just received large and well selected stock Of
Full and Winter Goods, Of the the latest styles and
most beautiful patterns; among which. are En-.
broiderel, Plaid and Striped silks Paris do. IAin
Robes French aud English Meri'roes, Bomlmzines,
Alpacas, and great variety of other Dress Goods.
Mantila, Collars, Capesan trimmings. Of kinds
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1847-1861, 1851-09-23

COTTON.-Sales this week about
bales, at from 7 to 9 l.4cents, with good de-
mand for the article. Bacon retailss Mt Is
cents. In other articles no change. Riv.
or rather low for boats to get up.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1847-1861, 1851-09-23
~PUBLIC NOTICE.

Is Hereby given. that on the first Monday in De-
center next, application will he madeto the Com
missoners of Roads for Marlboro District, to open
n new Public Road from Pee Dec Church across
Three Greeks. near Daniel Johu's, tQirtsrsect the
public Road, lending from Marion to Eenhestsrille
near Mraly Mannings plantatisp.
.. Sept ], 1851 "a s2kFs ,. Er.l-E
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1847-1861, 1851-09-23
NOTICE.

rs hereby given, That application viii be mnds
l. to the Legislature at its next sitting, BY the
Jefferson Par4 Of Chesterfield District, for char
ter. [Scpt 9, ls5l-24-Sm
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1847-1861, 1851-09-23
SONS OF TEMPERANCE.
CNERAW DIVISION, NO. 81.

1tNE regular weekly meeting Of the numbers OF
. L this Division will bsshNd dtfheir han on Fri
ddE, at - o'clock. P. u J. POWELL" r. NJ,
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1847-1861, 1851-09-23
At rHERAW TayyERY Mb SHOE FACTORY.
PREMIUM BROGANS AND OTHER CLASSES
OF SHOES

GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF LEATHER
CONSISTING OF
Bands Band Leather Sole, Ruseet. and Wax. Up
per, IIurnesa, Birdie. and other Leather Calf Kip,
Goat. Deer, and other Skins.
The subscriber, having been successively awar-
ded premiums. BY the South Carolina Institute. for
the best Plantation Brogans and leather; now
offers for sale. large stock; and respectfully nsks
the attention of purchasers Ills facilities for man
ufucturing, enable him to offer strong Inducements
10 buyers. Measures fitted, and prompt attention
given 10 orders Ebeul discount made TO dealers.
Sent q ls5l.24-tfl f. LYNCH.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1847-1861, 1851-09-23

Mrs Jordan most respectfully solicts those in
dcbted to her, previous to first january last. tc
III settle their accounts, as she is dependent uEor
her collections 10 meet her heavy engns, mcnts.
Sent % "a II
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1847-1861, 1851-09-23

ns CALI ana cxamine our goods tefOro making
their purchaser -;
We also have on hand full stock Of ihsancher
brand.
BOLTING CLOTHS,
from no. TO 10. Thcae cloths need no recon-
mcndaton, they are too we'll known, beisg the on
w kind nscd for morc than twcnty years hy Mills
and of this State HALL d SACkElI.
Fayetteville. Il. c., Sept 90, 1861 2s-ly
PN" Y G. Arousseppy.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1847-1861, 1851-09-23

Super D.Ve ElcnEeas d:TeH F"r'r.tf;on.
We would also particularly invite t:n'loa 10 oHT
hnportGtions of SsthS and UresS Go2II. being ore
Of tho largest Stoc&s in the S9%.!'eTn Country
We are nlso prepare! 10 furnish every article ii
the Dry Goods line, viz: uosi ~, Gloves. lincn.s
Flanncls, Cloths. Ca,Simeres Bombazines, Alpaca
Merinocs, NJ. DeLaines. Plaid Jaconet and Swis,
Muslins., Furniture Dimiiy, Prints GinShnms,
Sbawls, Laces, Edgings Ribbons Trimmings, DC,
dc, De. sept 23 lS5l-26-St
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1847-1861, 1851-09-23

- - 4
Come and hear them speak for Themselves.
ALLIGATOR
John Gardener, Iaanc Elliot.
Angus Leach, JEFF Gardener. y
, MILLEns sraRB.
John Leach, John s. Miller,
Angus Mclnnis, Dr. Vim. Baskns
OLD STORE.
VIM. B!akcncy, John Evans.
Lewis Blakeney, TT. ". Aleabrook.
MOUNT cRoeHAN.
T. L. Edgeworth, Daniel Mcintyre.
Francis johnson, - ". Hendricka
CHESTERFIELD C. II.
DR.. A Williams, ~. Ed Mulloy.
Allan Chapman, J. W. Sw!ncv.
COLE HILL.
Denj Cassady, jr. David McLane.
Nevin Smith, Edwin Odom.
sTEER PEN.
8. W. Evans. lEBC. CASH
". W. Campbell, Sidney Douglas.
C. ". Dural Q. Ellerbc. sen.
cuERAw.
Laurence Prince, D. 8. 1lhrEec,
n. G.. Tarrh J. H. Lides
Allan Macfarlan, W. Strother,
DR.. A. Malloy, j. c. Pcrris
W. l. T. Prince, James Powell,
W. Godfrey, Charles Holmes.
John II. MeIyer, John T. Mcintosh.
COMMITTEE OF INVITATION.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1847-1861, 1851-09-23
ID. J. TAYLOR,
General Agent and Commission Merchant.
KINGS WHARF,
GEORGETOWN C.

DEEAIs il appropriate to notify bh friends and
~ the public generally, that he has rented the
commodioas ire proof Wore rooms end wharf Of
Mr.. Benjamin King where he has removed; be:
sides the extensive wharf Of the estate ofMyerT and
is prepared 10 conduct the General Agency and
Commission business in all its branches. and he
hopes to the satisfaction Of those who may commit
their business TO hs trust
Georgetown. s. G., Sept Q. 1851 "a At
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1847-1861, 1851-09-23
CHESTERFIELD DISTINCT

CHESTERFIELD DISTINCT. a
WHEREAS, F. II. IIustess made suit to me to
w grnnt him Letters Of Administration on the
Goods aud Cha,tles Of Daniel Ipcus, deceased
These ore TO cite the kindred and creditors Of ead
deceased, that they appear bci.re M in the Court
ofOrdinary to be held ut Chesterfield Court House.
on the 29th day Of September, TO shew cause why
the said administration shouli not bc granted.
Given rnder my hand and seal this 9th day OF
September 1851. W. r. GRIFFITH,
stpt Ia e4.otl 0. e. D.
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NOTICE.

A PPLICATION will be made. at the next Leg.
"A slaturc. for ;, renewal Of the charter Of the
Merchants Bank Of South Carolina, at Cheraw.
Sept l, 1881. 2S Sm
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
CHESTERFIELD DISTRICT.

WHEREAS, John r. Mcintosh made suit to me
w grant him Letters Of Administration on the
Goods md Cbattels Of NJ. j. Mcintosh deceased -
These are TO cite the kindred and creditors Of the
mid deceased, that thev .npear iefore me in the
Court Of 0rdinarys Scstsr6eld Conrt
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i'lffOss. Iet .tfss ARPles Of lis corrections
youask .ifI ls5e 5nged NY opinion in regard
too prptee,we sas;f kosnt ALL l always did,
aud still do cousidaffIta tariff unconstitutional
~ 1t .ehe Sf 5osite of truth that, - yoa
J<55jectprs zsisl SSateul my opinion hold
q poiit> >bal etFphjects. will Mt any time
most freely bnsn5n!ffte my opinions on any sub
ieet not PERSONAL o6nS honest mnn. who may
ask ibsns ot sss1 any dishonest man, unless
IiisxIn 81 Afily * "a istort and misrepresent them
for 'dishonest parI
You aanitahe duity Of your assaults in at
% jasit asby the aimsy and ground
les pretext ihat i cspd.date for Office. You
skpow / am not 6ess, this would Justify say,
ing nothing more lEeu knew to be truh,
5fI Mye uaed language it is defensive on
51>55t' 'r77ss - = : = * ts.l<< AZ MACJEAN
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Charleston, S. G.
Dry Goods for Fall Trade
W. G. BANCROFT,

W. G. BANCROFT,
253 and 255 King st, .(one door brios Ht":~Vrth }
WE would again respectfully invitetke attention
W Of our friends and customers in the country,
to our Erteasire .S'och, cf Dry Gooif When they
visit our city.
ALWAYS on HAND.
Southern Manufactured Goods.
Consisting Of
Georgia Plains, aud Kerseys,
Alabama do.
Plnin aud S:riT cd Oznaburga
Bleached and Brown Domestics.
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M. MACLEAN.
saGGzette.1

GGzette.l
sTT0 FOREVER!
"a Fhish oil the citizena Of
kiihont distinction of party,
iyen on Saturday, the 9th
Iatl0osclock a. IN. The fol-
|'eskets are invited to he pre-,
ID Hon. ". T. Cotcock. r
,AxDeos, J. II. adams g. W.
~, l. u WILSON. and a. W.
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253 and 255 King st, .lone door brio'e He":cVr'h)