Camden gazette and mercantile advertiser. (Camden, S.C.) 1818-1822, March 18, 1819, Image 1
CAMDEN
GAZETTE
*LX1) MERCANTILE ADVERTISER.
Vol.. 111.1 _____ CAMDEN, (S.C.) THURSDAY MARCH 18. 1819. r\?. 133.
THE PLBLIC WILL OUR GUIDE?THE PUBLIC GOOD OUR E.\D. /
By appointment.
FOK SALE AT THE STOHE OF
kOUNG, Camden, 8. C.
APPROVED
Jf amtlp l?ct?cmeji
Which are celebrated for the cure
of most diseases to which the
human body is liable.
Prepared only by the sole proprietor,
1. W. Dyott, M. D. grandson
of the late celebrated Dr. Robert
son, of Edinburgh.
Dr. Robertsons celebrated stomachic
Elixir of Health.
For the cure of cougl*, colds,
consumption, hooping cough, asthma,
pains in tlie breast, wind iii the sto
mach, bowel complaints, &c.?price
1 dollar 50 cents.
Dr. Robertson's Vegetable
Nervous Cordial,
Or Natures' Grand Restorative.
Recommended for the cure of all
nervous complaints, attended with in
ward weakness, depression of the
spirits, head-ache, tremor, faintness.
Hysteric Fits, debility, the excessive
use of Mercury, diseases peculiar to
females, &c.?price 1 dollar 50 cts.
Dr. Dyo tt's
Patent Itch Ointment.
A safe and iufalihle cure for the
Dr.^Fissot'b
Gout.and Rheumatic Drops.
Vegetable Balm of
LIFE.
Circ&assin EYE WATER.
A sovereign remedy for all disor
ders of the Eye?~price 50 cents.
Mahtfs renowned Pluigter Cloth,
Approved and recommended by
all the most emiment Physicans
in the citv of Philadelphia.?This
plaister Cloth, so well known in the
United States, and particularly in
the city of Philadelphia* is a sove
reign remedy against all ulcers, how
ever old and invetorate-^also, ersy
pilas, lumps, scorfola, fistula, white
?welling, sore breasts* felons, whit
lows, boils, carbuncles, blotches,
ftc. &c. It cures sprains, bruises,
pains in the baOk, swelling and pains
ill the joints, scalds, burns, chil
blains, sore legs, and wounds tend
ing to suppuration?it draws caute
rized sores or issues, very success
fully and without pain?dissipates
tin pains of the gout and rlieuina
tun in a short time?as it softens the
skin, it is used successfully for the
cure of corns on the feet. This
Plaister is recommended to mariners
and others who travel by sea or land,
CARMINATIVE MIXTURE
For infants afflicted with wind,
watory gripes, fluxes, and other dis
orders of the stomach and bowels.
Dr. Dyqtt's
Infallible Tooth-Ache Drops.
Price 00 cents.
Restorative Dentri
fkrice, for cleansing, whitening, and
preserving the Teeth and Gums?
price GO cents per box.
??* Take notice that each gnd all
the above genuine Medicine* are
signed with the signature of the pro
prietor, T. W. l)yott, m? d.
Pamphlets containing certificates
of cures performed through the effi
cacy of the above Medicines may be
had gratis, by applying as above.
November
'ihe Mibm*tiber
Has lately received from pkiladel
phia and New-York, a complete
and general assortment of
English, French, India, and
Domestic Goods,
CONSISTING IN PART OF
Broad Cloths from $ 1 50 eta. to 8 14
pe^yurd
Double and single milled plain and mixec.
Cassimercs, assorted colors
Printed Flannels, Peiiesse Cloths
Assorted Bombazetts
Duffil and Rose Blankets
Green Baize ; also, superfine Furniture
Prints
Furniture and Cambric Dimity
Plain and figured Mull Mull, Jaconnet and
India Muslins
Plain and figured C ambries ?
Gentlemen and Ladies fine Beavers
,SiUr Velvet Indispensibles with gilt clasps
Ladies laced C apes and (. ollaretts
Raw silk Hose and Gloves
AND,
Every other article ii. the dry good line]
.rHxora gencrul assortment 4f
Hardware, Cutlery, &c.
A frxv of which are tnumeratrdy viz?
Mill, cross cut, hand and frame Saws
Double and suigie barrel shot Guns and
Pistols, bras* and steel mounted
Best Philadelphia m. de Rifles
A general assortment of Carpenters Tools,
including Planes of every kind
Blacksmiths i ools assorted
Elegant Knives and Forks with Carvers
to match 1
Sportsmens pen and pocket Knives ,
Common and best finished Razors in cases
Pewter Plates, Dishes and Basons
Toll tat Glasses with single and double
drawer*
Fancy, gilt and plain Hand Bellows
Full plated ami common Stirrup Irons
Bridle Bitts, Tea Caddies, See.
Saddlery assorted, consisting of brass and
plated Gig Harness, Gig and Wag
gon C ollars
Saddle Bags and seal skin Valic.es
Mens common and best Saddles and plated
Bridles
Bridle Leathen
-.Elegant carriage Whips eight Platts
Tandem Thongs
French Powder Flasks and single and dou
ble Shot Bags
A general assortment of gentlemen* Hoots,
Bootee*, and Shoes of every descrip
tion
Ladies Leather and Morocco Shoes
and Bootees of every kind
Misses, and boys, Shoes and Bootees, Sec.
FFF Gunpowder by the keg
Imperial Tea in cannisters
spices, angai*s, kc.
(tin, Whiskey,d
A variety of otherarticles too numerous to
enumerate
The above is offered for sale on the most
liberal terms, for cash or produce To
merchants in the country, who may pur
chase by the quantity, the most liberal dis
count will be given.
Jauie9 Clark
December 3
Just received,
AND FOR SJLK S V '
II. LEVY & CO.
6 casks best London Porter
2 pipes best Holland Gin
10 hotheads N. E. Rum
2 ditto W.I. Rum
10 boxes Ruisins
3 barrels Beef Tongues
2 casks Rice, Stc.
December 34
Under Decree in Equity.
Will lie sold on Monday the fftli
of April* next, twfore the Court
House in Camden; 7 or8 Negroes,
and a tract of valuable Land on
Lynches Creek, belonging to the
estate of Williaift Jones, deceased;
on a credit till the first day of Jan.
next, the purchaser giving Imnd with
approved security for the purchase
money. >
A1.SO
A tract of one hundred acres of
I^aud situate on Big Lynches Creek,
belonging to the estate of John Parish,
deceased; on the same terms as
aln>vc.?Purchasers to pay for titles.
J. Carter, Com. K. t. IP.
March 11. 02?4
jpresJ) <?tu0ji,
MKIHC'INES,
The subscriber has jast received, an
extensive supply of family and pa
tent Medicines, which he will dis
pose of wholesale aud retail, at
Charleston prices,including freight,
Every article is warranted of the
first quality :
.Imong which are the ?ollowinfr% viz.
Powdered Jalap
l)o Hippo .
Do Rhubarb
Do Colombo
Do Bark
Arrow iloot
Acid Nitre
Do Sulphuric
Do Muriatic
Ltochelle Salts
Glauber do
Epsom . do
Cheltenham do.
Volatile do
Barlev
%
Caustic Lunar
Do Vegetable
' Aloes
Tartar Emetic
Colonic!
Red Precipitate
; Su^nr Lead
White Vitriol
; Blistering Flie
> Flaxseed
I Sulphur
E Brimstone
| Gamboge
[ Salt Petre
Pearl Ash
Rotten Stone
Refilled Opium
Do Camphor
Magnesia
Rust Iron
Salt of steel
Cream of Tartar
Carbonate of
Soil a.
JLSO.
Distilled rose j
Water
Cold drawn Cas- j
? tor Oil \
W est- ImlTaOil }
Hweet do
silver wire Tooth*
4
Brushes
Common Bl ushes
Hair do
Oils, Tinctures, i
Spirits and Plais- \
ters \
Havana IToney
English . calcined
Magnesia
\ i>roon acid
[ Essences
: Pomatum, in
I china jars
Windsor Soap
Wafers in boxes
and per lb.
Trusses, large
and small *
Spices.
Cio\ 'Os,Cinnamon
Nutmegs, Mace
> Cartlaiiion seed
I Long Peeper
4 W
Patent Medicines.
SttM r'sOjuVdeldoc
fla. licm Oil.
Bateman's Drops <
Godfret's Cor
dial, Ssc.
British Oil
Hill's Balsam of
Honey i
i Turlington's
I Htiitmm
? Lee V Pi IU
; Essence Penper
Mint
I Htoughton's Bit
|? ten
[ Anderson's Pills
<? lass ware.
English ami A me
i*ican Phials,as
sorted
Tin cap & specie
llottlea
Glass Mortars
Funnels
Breast Pipes
Nipple Hhelk
Ointment Jars
Graduated Mea
sures
And, a small assortment of
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Medicine Cheats for plantation use
with proper directions, put up care
fully.
ALSO RECEIVED, AN ADDITIONAL
8UPI LY OP
Paints. Varnishes,
Paint Brushes, Spirits Turpen
tine, &c. &c.
?> All orders will be promptly
attended to, and a liberal credit given
I to approved customers,
j A. l>eleon,
Between Masonic Hall and Hugh
M'Call fc Co's. store.
Decem1>er 3
Just received
And for sale by
II. LEVY fc CO.
10 barrels Irish Potatoes
10 hhds. Whiskey
ft hhds. Sugar
10 ke^s Dutch Herrings
t() cask*'1 yontlon Porter.
jKcbriiHrv 8 *
JS'ew Store.
h. levy & ( o.
Nearly opposite the * Masonic Hally
Has receivad, and offers for sale on
liberal terms,
A HANDSOME ASSORTMENT OF
Fall and Winter GOODS,
Consisting of thefoWncing Articles;
Extra superfine black and blue Cloths
Superfine green, brown, and golden olive
Cloths
Yorkshire Cloths, assorted colors
Superfine blue and bl.ick Cassimeres,
Do. diab, mixed and assorted do.
Do. Toilenetts and Marseilles Veatings
7-4 and 8-4 l?ndon duflil Blankets
7-4,8-4,9-4,10-4, 11-4, 12-4, 13-4 and
Rose blankets
Superfine Saxony Shawls* assarted colors
While, red and printed Flannels,
Blue and mixed Plains
Mono grey, lambs wool and half Hose
Womeus slate, white and black Cotton
Hose,
Superfine black Bombazeens
Do. black, given, brown, blue and Scar
let Bombazetts
Elegant sewed Muslins
Do. mullinuil Muslins
Do. 9-8 and 6-4 Cambric Muslins
5-4 and 6-4 Sheetings and brown Hollands
Apron Checks,#and Ginghams
i Superfine und * Cailicoes
| Common do. * do.
1 Cotton Shirtings, and Humhums
Figured Muslins
Elegant damask Table Cloths and Napkins
White, black ai.d.colored KidGlovts
| Elegant worked Robes, fcc. &c.
Slovemher 6.
ti. I.evj ^ Vo.
Ha* just Received the following;
ARTICLES, viz.
Best Cotton Bagging and hale Hope
Do white and brown Su^ar*
l)o Gin, Brrtlidy, iium, Whiskey,
Wine, Cordials, and Vinegar
Do refined Loaf Sugar
Fruit in Brandy
Pepper and Ginger
Kig Blue and Starch
Iron Pots and Dutch Ovens, &c.
November 21
* Boot hi ill Shoe More.
H. LEVY & CO.
HAVE JU.Vr RhCEIVb.D
I,allien elegant llnglish Kid blippers
assort* d colors
Onto cottage Shoes
Ditto cork soals
Pit to walking Shoes
Child tens Boots assorted colors
'Wellington Boots
Morocco Pumps fee.
December 3 1
In the Common Pleas.
STATU OF SOUTH CAROLINA
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
Samuel BrilrT, 1
v. v Ca?e in Attachment.
Danirl Bubford, )
WHEREAS the Plaintiff in this action,
did on the 15th day June, 1818; file his
declaration in the office of the 1 lerk of this
honorable court, against the Defendant,
who is absent from and without the limits
of this State, and hath neither wife nor at
torney known within the same; upon whom
a copy of the said declaration, with a rule
to plead thereto, within a year and a day,
might be served. It is therefore ordered
in persuance of the act of the General
Assembly%irt that case, made a?id provided,
that the said defendant do appear jmd plead
to the said declaration, on or before the
16th day of June next, which will be in
the year of our Lord one thousand ti^ht
hundred and nineteen, or final and absolute
udgmt nt will th?n be given and awarded
against him.
William M'Kenna, C. C.
Office of common t*lea #, I.an can ret District
June 15, 18 ta
For sale,
AT THIS OFFIC E :
?Attorney"* Blanks.
Original Writs in Assumpsit
Writs in Assumpsit
Copy do. do..
Writs in common form
Copy do. * do.
Original Writs
Ca. 8a. on Hum. Pro.
Cum. Pro.
>otiee
The Subscribe take great plea
sure in announcing to (he public, and
to the citizens) of South-Carolina in
particular, that we have employed
Doctor Pattekson, of North Caro
lina to take charge of otir Acruie-v.y.
It is situated upon a higit au;l
beautiful hill, from the finot of \a iu< h
issues a utunbtr of pure and m-wr
failing sireuri.s of water, about uve
quarters of u mile distant from if?e
Bradford Springs, (a place v rll
known and pronounced by pin
ciaus and a number of other* who
resort there for their health during
the sickh, season-,) to be one of the
most healthy and pleasant spots in
the state.
Dim tor Pattkrson, received his
education in the University at Fay ette
viile; where he afterward* taught;
he also taught in two or three other
academies in North-Carolina with
great applause and success.
He educated a number of young
men, who have since taught in this
Distinct, and was pronounced by all
w ho knew them to be men of educa
tion.
} He prepared Mr. M'Lean, (prini
cipal to hodehar Academy) for ad
mittance in the Senior Class of the
University of North-Carolina ; ha
also prepared Mr. Pattekson Jor
^ner -principal of MounTClio Aca
demy for the above institution ; and
fnmi the long experic nee which Dor
tor Patterson hag had, and the suc
cess which he ha* met with, in \\m
management of schools, we are tullj
persuaded he will do us justice <ud
meei the expectations of the pul>lic.
For the satisfaction of those w ho
may favor us with their patronage,
we will state, that the utmost atten
tion will be paid tottie morals as well
as the education of the youths that
may be- committed to our charge*
We are authorised to state to the
public, that hoarding may he procur
ed in decent houses quite.convenient
to the Academy ; boarders paying
one half in advance.
Theschool will ?o into operation
on the first day of Februiijr
The following tranches will be
taught, terms of tuition aniiex* /
viz: Heading, Writing aw1 <-or ?>n *
Arithmetic $12 per anting li
Grammar, Geography, Aiiiivj't ' : I
Modern History, Rhetorual
Philosophy and Astronomy Ij.r 1m
tin and Greek Language?, togrth'-r
with all Mathematics 8&0 per an
num.
Thomas Humter,
Caleb Reinsert,
Jas. li?. Carter,
Jos 8. Bossbrd,
M. H. Capers, <
Bamuel Dwyev,
Sinclair Liiubacker,
James Dwyer,
Zac. Cfudy,
J no. Perry .
Sumter Diclrici, 5th February} 1610.
For sal*'.
Lots No. 1?>47 and 1048 lyinfc on ibc
hast skie of Broad-si if et iii.dt<-iith <J . \c
lot lately owned by Eiisha lie i. A? y
person winding to purchase the afore*?; ?j
loth may dofto on liberal trims, auc! v ivn
a credit* by making application to
William ]M'Willie.
?l'lftiit Your T "e?.
ALL (hone tlint <]e . 'enrl ir
ll>i* Inst ..notice, in a; ?: ???
ir<t the Ordinance to ?<* v ,
nsitively lie ittforceri. ^.,,1^1
% order of flip ( V-// \.tV
W'n\. O'Cain, litem ff'j.
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