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Capt Charles Vanderford was murdered in
Cheraw on the 18th inst. He was merchant,
and one of the oldest citizens A young man
named Angus Taylor is charged with the deed,
as ne was seen about Capt VS. door on the day OF
the murder and was heard to swear and use angry
epithets; and Capt. V. was seen to push him
away, and also to strike him with stick upon
which Taylor rushed on him and stabbed him in
nine places, which killed him Immediately.
Taylor was committed to prison.


. The Cheraw Gazette, from which we gather
these particular, says that Capt. Vanderford was
highly esteemed in that community.


The same paper also states the death of Mr..
Robert F. Rogers on the 18th inst, young
man who had shot gun in his hand and 10
opening gate, the gun came in contact with
something which caused it to fire, and the young
man wns killed.


And, the death Of MIR. Hinson, near Taxahaw, in
Lancaster District, by the discharge of pistol,
which fell from his pocket while he was cutting
away some Instructions in the road He was on
his way to market with some produce.