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strle, Pe seceipts, , Hand Bills a, Blacks of ther work country Follies, the CHEERAW CAZETTE on the public, Chat thetr or the Jet Priting line in the best sumner, and at y entablishment. NEW STOCK ING AND SUMMER GOODS ! on Ly Mailroad dad Boots, a very] aacrmiwas of Dress Goods, awerettes, Jaconets, Brilliant, [ud Colicues, of every warty L Larege, duconet and Swiss IBES. ansortment. of is and Basques, =~ D BIBRERONES cock of fats, Boots and hoes, ‘Gents, Misses, Boys and Children CLOTHING. together with a variety of ll the styles as] Goods for Genta’ Boys and Servants’ went GEO. We MEVER, 0-0 April 13th, 18 NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!! eautiful Spring Silks, Tilak Gra De Rhine do, Do. Lustrine Io, Riarage Robes, (in all colors.) cy do do, “ az and Jacone! Best Scoted Ginghams, at 25 cts, per yy Complete assortment of Hosiery, Fans of every description, A very cheap tut of beautiful Parasols, Real French Collars and Undersleeves, Hoop Skirts and Long Whalebone, 114 Real Linen Sheeting, 10 and 1114 Allendale Cto., English and American Long Cloths, French and English Piitte, Together with a large stock of AMERICAN CALICOES, which will be cold extremely low by Wood VEREUN CO. goat Aull 1807. 1857. NEW 1857. 44TH SPRING GOODS. W J. VEREES CO, are now receiving by Railroad and Moats, their stock of Spring and Summer Goods, which will be found to ent rence nearly all the novelties of Use eeason. ‘There stock has been purchased with great care and their motto is quick sales and email Wee 48 ‘April 1, 97. THERE IS NO CLE «TALKING,” For the subscriber will have a stock of zoos this pring that will BPA A BURNSEUTE. The North-Fastern Hour will nonn be commjlis ted, but he intends to compete with Charleston ta te the qualit yeargl, fal fashion and beauty of his goods as well as in prices. Que word to the wise is better tue a thousand Dis, MUARN, April 1, 1857, waft Fancy Silk Dresses SOME VERY RICH BEAUTIFUL, French Mevinos, French Mie Taney (wil woo) solid colors and printed of the latest avil pret Hestatylee, ‘Trinsnings, de D.B. McARN, Octyber 22, S18 Staple and Fancy Dry Goods. TIE sues tins regelve Wie Sa supply wt staple and func: vis, and wispy bo dele ney ae ee ccaume Lila stick this snaein te ax mrunlena Innge oes Well eelected and will be sold vhivay D. L. MeARN. [Oct 15, 4-11] Ready Made Clothing. The largest assorlent yourestiitlted fm Uh pat adhe erry of Me Hiner sonides. ind free Helsalautaberd of he bust repatanen te New York, De be MME, Oct 22, Sir French Embroideries Collars, Sleeves, Linetr and Cambrie Lhfs,los ery and Gloves, Test Kid Gloves, Belts, at D. B. MeAlN. October 22, F4E IGE! ICE!! ICE!!! ICE!!!! FOR SALE AT THE CHERAW ICE-HOUSE, THREE GENTS PER POUND! The Ler Howse will be opcord TALLY at 9 o'clock, A. M., ani clawn at 1 o'clock, A. ME. Upll on B. PRAVET ! DAK at April 12nd, 1857, Family Residence fir Sale, wes Tute ruined to remove rain Ue town of Tera, Low offer anust desirable fini Ly reside for sili, ts siliatest op High street between clhutulaqul quaket=a lucitiun Fenmaiwe Ale fr bovltli, The Wil ding is wy story, willy With meersmaey quit yhgraws Nov 4 FL Dr McLANE'S CELEBRATED VERMIFUGE LIVER PILLS Two or the beat Prepar er the Age They are not recom mended as Universal Cure-alls, but simply for what their name pur ports. The Vermirace, for expelling Worms from the human system, has also been administered with the most satisfactory results to various animals subject to Worms. The Liver Pits, for the cure of Liver Com puaInT, all Bittous De RANGEMENTS, Sick Heap acut, c. Purchasers will please be particular to ask for Dr. C. McLane’s Cele brated Verrmrues and Liver Pits, prepared by Then ry idro , SOLE proprietors, Pitts burgh, Pa., and take no various other preparation: before the public, pur porting to be Vermifuge and Liver Pills. All others, in comparison with Dr. McLane's, are worthless. The cenuinz McLane’s Vermifuge and Liver Pills can now be had at all respectable Drug Stores. FLEMING BRO' 60 Woop Sr., Prrisiunon, Pa. Rote Propricton, SCOVID MEAD, No. Tlf, Chartere street,’ New Orleans, General Wholesale Agenta for the Beuthere States, to whan all onders null be Lived, Sold ‘We Maur Com Cherrin,8. 0. McLiusness Co., Wadesboro’, ® © 7p Suan, Wadesboro’, X. C. = W. Sam d Co, Monroe,“ May th 1856. s2—ly, Town Lot for Sale, 77: are authorized to sell the part of Lots Now until 10, whereon is the Shop now occupied ty Mr. Wawa Steptune, of the South-side of ark street, nearty.opninite our atic. This properiy will be old on favorable termae—andjeet, awaver, to The right of Ye present tenant to overply it util the Tat April, 1957, to W. C. INGLIS AS Cheraw, 3. C., May 7th, 1856, s2—1f. Notice. ALL PERSONS indebted to the Inte firm of Race, De Pew Co., Are reappetinlg,y questel to cone forward anal settle up inmediately, on thay wish to close up, the old business December I1! *350 SAGE, DE PEW CO, de tf 1 FOR SALE, The Vrick Store at the corner of Front ant Church streets, for the town of Cheraw, and near ie Railrows depot. This is one of the best Store, Muushes in Chevaw, Aetedst of from one to five years will be given wn this yay. Notes with unproved every ‘wily and hearing interst, parhle wninally, will be quired. SEE. MEGUES, Charaw, Fel. 1, 1936 Tat Post Office Notice. ROM AND AFTER THIS DATE, no letter or transient papier on which postage may be due, (berevier sanathrenount) will be delivered out of (he office an Es i T. M. Sit To R MAT ALC UGLE , SS APA, un) Front Street, recently ue by JV UA KRALL, Esq. Moroeseim given ately, ti roy absene, apply to. A, LUNE, Es, NS MACKARLAN, sat Pebruayy 16 1657. Notice. HP NOTES us WCeOINTS of LJ, COX Con, use on batha hiatds of L. J. COXE, FOR COLLECTION. Chewn ludeted tv (he Concern, y Wish to SAVE GOSTS, will con) their hitersat by calling and nettling their! «AY ONCE, We bead boldly remind tier | nat thle be February 1th) 185%, RETURN WEEK. Ld. COX, athe On Consignment Alot of Line and salt, which will be gold on: for ashi, Aply to TOVGLAS NISBET. Dy pL Tawa’ Henke ‘ Uber aay pe ‘SPRING AND SUMMER FASHIONS T_ aE subscriber has just received his SPRING and SUMMER FASHIONS, together with a choice selection of SPRING SUMMER GOOTS, in qualities aod at prices to cuit all h is long experience in the business iy assuring his friends and the public, that stock unsurpassed by any in the market, and that rccording to quality, he will sell aa law or CASH, 1 any other house in the place. ~ a —— FILLING CREDRS. 8 % He is now prepared to execute all on line of business, with neatness, bur patel. Ready Made Spring and Sumner CLOTHING. A bare and desirable selection, from the BEST HOUSES in the trade, which will be of aL the very VERY LOWEST CASH PRICE3— All he was, is that hia customers will call and ace for themselves, Livery Stable, or sea, buggies wail_extringes to hire, afl times, for CASH 0! ONLY. The Problem Solved. It has been demonstrated, to the entire desi tion of mm carried on Without money, of all the credit avatems and the subacribwe le sse attention of fin customers, Meat Dusiess is not an exception to the rule. Or inabsolutely necessary, nod he is compelled if upon ny tut lutdinens cannot be sucer exact it for hie work. He trusts, therefore, the hia customers will remember this, when handing in their orders. ‘To those of his debtors to whom hia former peals have been made in vain he can only ay, but if they do not have to pay COST, it will at it. be Isla faul aD Pickart, Merchant Tailfs ¥. B.—Constant employment and good given at all times, to 8 or 10 occober you won. None others need apply. I Agirid 29th, 1867, gal, STOP THE MURDERERS! $100 Reward ! Date JOHNSON, and WASHING SUMSTON, having Jules’ Blathey M. Sellers, noded fom justin, 1 will given veto One Hundred Dollars, for his apprédacion and delivery to the of Cheaterfield District, or confinimentin on hat he may be brought to mation Haniel Johnson is about 2% yen of age, 6 feet 8 at OF TO true high, pale couplion, High thier, and yes little round shouldered. The two shrat fingers of his left hand are cut off, G. ADA Chesterfield C. Th. 8, C., Dec. 17, 1858. ih ‘CHERAW TANNERY _ AND SHOE FACTORY. PREMIUM BROGANS AND OTHER CLASPS OF SHOES, A GENERAL ASSORTM LEATHER, CONSISTIN Bandy, Band Leather, Sole, Russet, and Wax Up per farueas, Bridle, and other Leather, Kallgep yout, Derer and other SI and retain by the Borie Caretina the beat Maptation Brogans and Leather; now offers for sale, a large stock, and bates fully by the attention of His facilities for ma ufacturing,wnable bins to offer strong inducemente to buyers. Measures fitted, and prowpt attention given to ordere. Liberal discount madate dedlers (Sept 9, 1852-24-18) VY NOM, t ae Coach Making. Te undersigned will continue to manufacture! Coaches, Carriages, Buggies, etc, te, at the stand lately occupied by A. Ruced Co. ‘they Wave 0n auiplegupply of the Best Materials and best Workmen in their employ, and will GMI orders at ebort no Tica, and ANY DESIRED STYLE. They are determined to practice the CuSHi maysters, by which they can afford 10 call at JV if Prit ‘ks, REPAIRING done at SHORT NOTICE, and at ressonal [for CASH WHEN CALLED FOR. RACE DUPLEE 264 March 16th, 1887 $50 Reward, Will be paid for the apprehension pane tid delivery to me of my two slaver, Seip or Serpeo nna hia wife Delila,, Which slaves Jeft wy premises on their Saiboth in May Inet, Selp is forty five Fare, bots etch some of his front teeth out, eyes still and ark skin, Delitsa is about forty years old, black Ain, some of her front teeth is ovil, and amall in ize. They were brought to this State about two years since, Ay onn Gadbald, from Marion Visti .They may have made their way back to that pave. The whose reward will be paid for them delivered to me, or lodged in any Jail wat of the State, 601 I get them. Lot ‘WATS J.C. CARRAWAY. oruuesn VT tare S16 MERCHA conanton 8.6. Particular attention will be paid to bay ingypete to Itewviving and Forwarding of all kinds of * Praddtive. Cash advancement on all product, consieaed to your my friends in Boston, New York, Philadel phia or Charleston, april 8 ADAMS FROST, FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Adger’s North Wharf, CHARLESTON, 5S. EL. ADAMS, Bb Fi Poa NCES : President of the Merchante!| Wx, GODPREY, Cushions w 8. MACPARLAS, Chenw, 3. C Roth, 1887, Oly For Sale. MAT desirable tract of LANT on Thoniprun'e cok, adjoining the lanide of the Ketaty of sim Vorvia, containing six hundred and twenty, six acres, about ony hundeed and thirty of ybueh are cleared. Any one desirous of purchasing, can practce isformation on application to , JM, MetVails. Bied Availab, 184%. The Largest tock Yet THY subscribers have just received direct from New York and Charleston, the largest atock of ehoige Groceries, Liquors, Wines, etc. to be found in this market. ‘This stock consists in part of the following articles: Wines Champaign, Port, Madeira, Ginger, Mary Tenerife, and Heidacike, pints and quarts, = Brandies, Clinala’s Old Cognac at $8 per gallon, Superior ada, common da for cooking. Cherry ple, Peach and Ginger. Whiskey Rum and Gin. Old Barbourn, Miller's Old Rye, Superior Ola. Reainesteee, Scotch, North Carolina. One han dred barrels common for the country trade. Superior Od Holland Gin, Jamacai_and New England Rum. Scheedam Schnapps in boutes 4 casks Hibbet's Porter, quarts and pints, Tour Leadks Ale; Stoughten’s Bittere, Sugars, Coffee, Meckerel, c. Stewart's Sugars, Rio Coffee, Mackerel, No 1 in bbls and 4 bbls; No in bbls, ¢ bbls, and hula; No, In bbla, 4 do and ¢ do. A large lot of fine Cheese; 100 renine weapping izes and qualitien, weapping Twine, Segars and Tobacco, 101 segard soma extra fine, of the following brands: Kio Hindo, Maj Ringold, Henry Clay and plantation j fine chewing Tobacco and com toon do, ced Oysters, Walnut and Tomato es, soap and candlee—sperm and Curevo, Marlakeno. ; a Black thick Brogans, Black! Superior Pegged Sshoer, Don's , Pegged ala; common Pegged |‘ Ane wall stved, Barketo and Brooms, 40) ' |jyro2e Matches att cent per box. i'These goons will be wold low for cash, or on e use to responsible and punctual customers. WELLS Iho, November a MONEY I WANT, Ante MONEY I WILL HAVE. T have repeatedly called upon those indebted to 0eal and pay up, and I now repeat that call Fearpestness, Money I must have, and Money TWILA have, i there is any law to collect it—! Sow, I mean PRECISELY WHAT I SAW. Every one ineited to me, therefore, will take up himself, and believe my remark directed directly upos him, he will do all no him, and roy do me suse good. Iam positively done with the EVERLASTING CREDIT BUSINESS, as for the future, aball detmonid cush i aleaves, my work. Remember this, when you leave our orders, which will be promtly executed, to the best style, for the cash. J.D. HIGK AND. 7 ‘NEW GOODS. Peta is now receiving by Rail] Road and Steam Boat a large and gener] as sortment of FALL and WINTER GOODS to which the attention of his friends, and custom one and the public, is respectfully called ; among which are DRY GOODS, Gingham, fine, ordinary and common; various styles and qualitien of Mrinty, in large stock of Domestics, conflating of colored and white Oanae urgs, colored and white Homespins, sea island at bleached Long Gloths aft Shirtings ‘Cweeds, Caasimeres, Linens, Cottonades, so HEADY MADE CLOTHING. Apacen and Linnan Coals and Sucks Trea D'Ate, Twa In and Cottonade Punts, Shins Collumae, Gente dmb, pent ma Tak fur cassimere Hats Planters wool and cassimere Tale Boys fur, wool and cassimere do Youths and infants may do LOOTS AND SHOES. Conta fice calf sewed and pegged Mote do Tight and heavy pegged ki do an calf sewed Gafordes % fir Boots 4 Shoes, Berens se “ene do walking Shoes and Slippers. Mieses and childrens Boote and Shoew, BLAUDLERY AND HARNESS, English and Kentucky Saddles ao wad conion fe Byeen ‘Waggon Harness Brsales, ania Whip, a. ROCKERY, A large and wall selected watortmunl. GROCERIES, Non. 1. 2. and a. Mackeral in whole, half and warter bla. Java and Rin Goffe. Loaf, Crushed and Coffee Lugers, W. I, and N. O. Molasses, sae tha ara Rope, de, t, Bagging, He Sarapally elite oes o oth un he is at all times pleased 1a dtion feds so is satified that ap fapection will satisfy even the most fastidesus! 1. 1, REID. Cheraw, 8. C., Sept. 24 18: i—tf., Bacon and Lord. 20, 00 Ls. choice family Bacon on con’ ment, for anle at low prices, A fotal exceept Lard area, 300 Ibs prime Mountain Du For rate up West, ND, bat October 22, 1ase, Sale of Valuable Land. Offer for rate a lange tract of and containing between 1400 and 440 acres, situated on Thoroson's creek, about the miles frown Cheater: fhald Court-louse, knnae the Burl: babel] About 700 acres of Iris tract is well timbered and pulled for waking Turpentine, ant sonia 300 acres cleared, well nlupled for planting. We will tie wold om reasonable terms, Teron wishing to purchase will get a better description of the land by applying to Mr. Joseph H. Lide-who ie my agent for the aale of Hir san, Watch CAMIE Lita Novem 49 1066, stall the Darlington Flag will wopy till faebid ant ru bil to iatien’ Yrs ! Notice. HEREBY give notice, but with the view of] hanging my Waivers to the CASH SYSTEM, oAll accounte after the FIRST OF JANUARY, 187, will be be considered DUE when CALLED , FUR, and payment expected AT LEASY QUARTERS. PRANKLIN Cheraw, Teo, List, 1856. SALT, 300 SACKS Salt, large size, for sale by WELLS BRO, Dec. 14 ter Tamarinds and Prunes, to jure, in prime condition for sale by 8, GRAFET, 401 Cheraw S. O, July 9 FAMILY GROCERIES. pe dubscriber has just received per steamer Pee Dee a large and well selected stock of FAMILY GROCERIES consisting in part of Goshen Butter, Goshen Cheese, Pine Apple Cheese, Smoked and Pickled ‘Tonguen, Smoked Beef, Smoked Salmon, Smoked Herring, Venison Hams, Ada mantin Caniles, Jow Co. , Lard, Buck Wheat, Fresh Norfolk Oys ters in Cant. iS, Imperial, Black, Young Hyeon and Green Teas Soffee, and Ornshied Sugars. FRESH BREAD, RUSS AND TEA CAKES, BAKED EVERY DAY, FAMILY BAKERY, Such as Pies, Puddings, Bride's Cakes and Roasting Meats, Jane at soy time, Cakes ready baked seat, will be Frosted and Ornamented at the shortest notice. SAMUEL GRAFFT. a March 4th, 1857, CHERAW Candy Manufactory. Themnaeses continues to Manufacture STEAM REFINED CANDY, _ of the very best materials, which he offers for ante sacheap as can be purchised in any Southern markete also keeps constantly on handlinge supply of NUTS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS, Hermetically Scaled Fruits, Jellies, Pickles, Sauces Toys, and all articles usually kept at such places confectionary manufactured to order at the shortest notice, ‘S. GRAFFT, 8, G., Jane To, 1836. 40-1, Dr. J. W. GULICK, EAST SIDE FRONT STREET, NEARLY OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE KEEPS always on lanl aarge and very SELECT STOCK OF DRUGS, MEDICINES, CORNICALS PAINTS, OIL8, GLASS, PERFUMERY, e., de . All of which he has determined to sell as low ay will junify, Physicians prescriptions and Family re enteredly and accurately compounded. 1, 1856. 2 f Choice. Drugs and Medicines. OW. REEIVING a very large supply of Fresh and Genuine Medicines Chemicals, bender an elegant variety of French and American per fumeries and extracts, Com! 2, Scapa and ‘various preparations [rr ink and teeth To which the attention of the Ladies Mantera and Diclans de, in expentially suited, at Dit, J. W. GULICKS, Drug Chemicals Store. Eustade Front St., nearly opposite the J'v. Office Vol. Tet 1858 at The State of South Carolina, CHESTERFIELD DISTRICT. In Equity, February Term, 1957. Martha Tool em Dae Ehiseae fomlinson, Sr. | _'BIN for Marsbaing Anels, a nu others is ordered in this cause, by the Court of Equi ty, at the recent Tern thereof, that all persons claiming to be creditors of the intestate ENIOY AS TOMLINSON, do prove their claims before the Commissioner, 0 of be for the first day of January next, of which order, all concerned are ‘hereby required to take notice. J. G CRAIG, Germinsioner in. Equity 0. D. Commissioner's Ofice, Chesterfield C. 11, Feb ruary 12th, 185%, gedmiy. ‘The Charleston Courier will copy once a month, until 1st January, 1858, and send devwant to thy office. 10 . The State of South Carolina, CHESTERFIELD DISTRICT, In Equity, Feburary Term, 1857, Henry T. sfoore, 7 Administeator of Roderick Shaw, in Benj, C.Casaady, and others, v_ Fees. With an order of the Court of Equi made in this cause, at the are Term jotice is hereby given, to all and lay the I penn claiming to be cieditora, or dinteibuteca, or Heir representatives, to appear before me at my office, name before the first day of January next, and prove their demands, and make oa their claims, end in default thereof, they be forever tarred from making any claim against the said Administrator, on account of wid Estate, J. C. GRAIG, Commisioner in Eq, C.D. Conmbussioner's Office, Chesterfiodd C. IL, Pele rowry Lith, 1867 at alge nin for Marshalling Assets, 4c. WALKER LIENNING, Receiving, Forwarding and General COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Office on Hh Wharf, formerly occupied by Shuck ford Fraser, Georgetown, 5. Oy We We Wana We A. MANSLND, Advances madé on Produce our signed to war friends in Beaton, New York and Charleston. neve ot T. Le MecAY, President of People's Bank, Charleston. J. O MENNING, Mresident of Bank of George town, POEW, SHACKEEFORD, formesly of Shachte oral Fewer Tan SILVERSHOT, THE AUTOSSEE CHIEF, A TALE OF BORDER LIFE, or J. WITHERSPOON ERVIN, ale ee = It proposed by Mesara, GILBERT 4 DARR, reprietees ‘of the Sumter Watchman, to publish fiw permanent forma, that most interesting Bout ern Tale, entitled sILVERSHOT oy THE AUTOSSEE CHIEF, compared by our fellow-townsman, Jno. W. Br Vis, Eng., and which appeared originally through the columns of our a ‘They induced to this sap by various cons iderations; among them are the folowing: =~ 1. The Tale itself in of the highest order as to literary merit, and as to varied exciting Incident from beginning to end. ‘2. It in intensely Southern ip ity character, locality and sentiment, 8. Its moral features rise vastly above what even may be found in the most approved fieti ove writings of the ay. Tvery is not an ex pression or allusion within its whole compas, w which would grate upon the ear of piety or med sty. It in manly, generous and noble in all its teachings. 4. Those who have read it next came out through the columns of the Wafelenan, ell lord ly forts publication in the Book form; and those who have read only detached portions of it dow inare solicitous that it hould be thus published. 5, South Carolina owes a det of gratitude to Dr. Ervin, second only to that which she owes to Me. Sima, for his zeal acd «kill in snatching from oblivion to which they were fast passing, numer us thrilling incidents connected with early settlements, and especially, with her Revolution ary struggles, which contribute largely to add new interest to her classic weil, 6. Me, Ervin has never been at all adequately reatunerated for his abundant labors in hia shor sen ane of literary toil, Thane of the Watchman for years past, as well as the musque aines of our State ,and elsewhere, evince bla un tiring industry and merit on a writer 7. [kis the desire of the proprietors of the Watchman, who feel the pressure of strong obl iation to Mr. Ervin, to do something for him, Which may largely contribute to place him, as he richly merits, among the first cine of writers, ‘by the publication and widirculation of this hipment extended production. They are ebant ts incur a labor and outlay for money by thin (for them) new undertaking: but they feel assured Meat the people of South Carolina, and not only of South Carolina, but of the South generally, will sustain them fully and reward one handsomely, who by birth, education and every ennobling sentiment, so devoted to her best interest. Mr. Ervin possessed the happy talent of throw ing into the warp and wool of his productions, life and Bouthera feeling most attrag ely. ‘These are some of the reasons which induce the Proprietors of the Watchman lownbark in this undertaking. ‘They send forth thia circular under the confident hope, that a short time will bring to their office, a list of subscribers, which will vastily more than repay them for their labor such setual outlay of money, and thus put it into their pow er to hand over their friend, the author, some thing approximating, at least, to the value of his elegant, Intervaling and instructive production, ‘Tena.—The work will be publised at the ‘extremely low price of One Dothir—lower, Ib La believer, than New York wholarale rateo—in ore der to place within the reach of all ¢luves of perons, ‘To enable them to meet the leavy Cerone, curred at the start, in the publication of this ark, the projictors are compelled to require advance nulacriptions, for which money they are 10 la jbeld responsible, in the event of failure or eaaunt ty. Each parachurer, therefore, will be expected ‘to pay for the book at the time of subscribing fur is, CHARLESTON 4XD GEORGETOWN To Cheraw, STEAMER PEE DEE, The steamer Pee Dee, Capt Geonex Maxseveny, is now ready to revolve freight at Charleston, and will leave with devoatch for Cheraw via Georges town and all the landings on the Pee Dee River, continuing her trips regularly throughout the season. ‘The Hee Dee is well known as avery fight draught, bout and has invariably made her tripe with punctuality and despated at all segsmos and stages of the river, Capt Mansfield begs to return his thank to his friends and the public for the liberal patronage heretofore extened to him aul hopes by persever ance and industry to merit a continuance of the sane. Merchandise and Cotton consigned to the Agente at Charleston and Georgetown will be forwarded from in Convilaslon. October 1, T8900 Take Notice. SEY AND TAKES ‘THIS METHOD of informing hhose indebted to him of the tact | | Cane one, couesit, and pay up if you wish to [wave coat. Sanuary 14,1857, it MO.R. wae. [Face at CHERAW, See December 3], 1856. 15ly S. J. GILLESPIE, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Will practice um the Districts of C Marlboro, Darlington isnt OFFICE AT BUERAW, 8.0, February Ah, [697 SL MOWRY Co. agi at Charleston, M. I. HEATH, Agent at Georgetown. W. A. CARRIGAN, Agent at Society Hill, WIL PAnHAM, Agent at Garde Bhat DOVELAS , Agent at Cheraw, of FRASER HEATH, Commission and Shipping Merchants, STEAMBOAT AGENTS, GEORGETOWN, 8. Particular attentien to Consignments of Naval Stores, Cotton, Timber, Corn, Pour, We, POR SALE OR SHIPMENT. SS. PRASEM, JM. MEATIN Apeil ist, 1857, a8 uf. $25 Reward ,peenry on the night of the 1th inst, my vo yy. ‘The aid Loy is about five feet ten inches high, ia ch light copper color, has straight black hair, his front upper teeth are ouwwhat open, and he in clear spoken, He had on when he left, a black frock-coat ; also, he had on a low crown wool hat with a broad ribbon on it. He will probably into South Carolina, as he was last een on the road to Cheraw. I will pay the above reward to any person that will return bias to my, ur plage hint 90 that Tee yet. him, REDICE DEA Ne Wadesboro’, April 22, 1857. Shih Copartnership. THE sulycribers have thin day formed a COm ERICENERSINT in the Meronutite businet, wo, der the fist of BTANS 4 WILSON MOH C, EVANS, IMLS J, WILSON, loth Jauwury Lt, so7.
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