Camden gazette. (Camden, S.C.) 1816-1818, July 04, 1816, Image 1
Number
THURSDAY> J?ly 4> ^l6> -y?j_ -
W. JOHNSTON. "KING-STREET, CAMDEN. (S. C.I FOR THE.PROPR
Volume I
CONDITIONS OF THIS CAZRTTE.
'3 7/i B prtve iv . ra ji b b ? Bafr*
Arr annum, for fifiy-tvn numbdm, ex -
clutive* of floatage ; and in aU ca.es iohere
flafitra ehjube deli-tyred ***** exfienee ftthe
Terms ol advertising in this Gazette.
? Advertisements not exceeding eight lines
will 6c printed for piftt ckht^jTot the
first fiutdicati(m, and half that firiee for every
iybsiqucnl in&rt&n.fa larger advert^
men* wiU b e thargedin firofiorflon.
Xoha mre constant or
no, din
&%kj'onatban Eccles^M
HAS FOR-8AI*
2000 Gallons okV Whiskey,
300 Gallon* of old Peach Brandy. ?
4000 lbs. Bacon, Just received from North
Carolina,
A^i^Amlnt of'lNfih
1? Gross empty Bottles, ? ?
fjas? :
I-onf and brown Sugar and Coffee, of the
vzsssiz**'- i
ON THE RIVER COMINO tjp.
A pipe ot old Cognac Brandy,
A puficheon old Jamaica
?JO doz old Port,
30 doz. Sherry, 30 do fnideira,
2 hhd. Jamaica Sugar;
toWa green Coffee,
12 Doz. Cordials assorted,
?i 3 Boxes Claret,
? Cinks' London Porter,
"? dM?Lemo^SyrupB,a88mlr,
13 do*. Havana
3000 lb. Iran as*
3000 lb. English
river, vrh?|
as the tini<
v r.am/)?n.
gEST LONDO
. ta*,.!!:'
their friends
ty have receive
which wift be %1d'ir ?eiy reduced
for ciikoc cottnuy pMBBplimla
mer assortment will be disused of
I^Jb^ifecelfSd. ? J9L
, ?' Jaf
June *8,1 8 ?. mm
Committed m Jai
IN Concord ? Cabarra&Coti^
Caroline, oif tlBb|MdH|H
about or 40
Mr. Moore's an the Wateree IHver, below
I Moore purebred him or not i but as he
tells ao many contradictory atnriea, It is
impossible to know which to rely pn? The
owner is eeqtoated to come forward, pay
> charges and take him away
?<
JOHN M'Cl.KU.AN, ShJJT.
Concord, N. C. June J9, I8I?. 3(pld.
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' J bLANK BONDffe
For Sale at this Office. ^
MASSACR
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PQMESTIC
it DART
-A
the
:? to don
MOOR.
-tomrau
?rcsidfenf of . tjitf
^by'
rnitad state J(JL0 T s
the late session upon the subject of
the Dartmoor NtMsacrc, wasajet
ter from the British Secretary o
State expressing great sorrowHt th
occurrences and offering thro
our government pensions to
_ " ' red soldiers. The following
"opy of whidt has been
1C mislaid,) was return
-ed bjf |he Ame rican Government ?
and provision we are h
derstand made for the
Congress. ,
The Secretary of State to Anthony St. John
Bake*", Esq. Hia Majesty's charge (T affairs*
fVaXung.on, DefiMrt mentvf Mat??
December 11,. 18 1 5.
Sir, ? I have had the
ceive your ktte r of the
gust?*comrrrogi)cating a
Zl. ? w lauiUJCS
of. the sufferers in the muchio be
lamented occurrence at Dartdnr
L Itis Pa>nfal to touch 0n the un
WArfllniM m ?ifc? ? ? J ? ,,i. .?
to
na the deep re~
the whole A
lis repugnance!
} by the ^consideration,
at our governments, though pen- .
trated with regret,' do not agree}
sentiment respecting the conduct
pf the parties engaged in it. * ' V?
i '^Whilst the President decline!
^ ipting the provision contemp]
- "nlloyal Hir' ~
-??- nevei
o the motive; which dictat
? ,&P.
NRO&.
W. ijmaw.
late war.
_
M a
in Nile's Register there is1 a ta
-11 - i_ it.. - . .
ween the ^ American armies and"
those of the allied British and In
dians, formed from a careful ex
Ifflinilinn nfill *!,? ?
itionofall the various i
?m thia table it appeal
ing
* a ^ j
the battle of Frenchtown, in Ji
1 8 1 3, there were (including the
graceful capitulation of Ger?.
Hull, where only\ one man w
wounded) six battles, in which
comparatve loss was as ' ""
na.
Americana.
BHtUh, I -r
__? Killed, 380
ffi? Wounded 380
^ OWi ' '
1, 4491 -ndini* 1
fljfartof ili3> ending ^
with the fcattle of Williamsburg,
(Vr- ii, the loss of the' respective
?? ???>, in gleven battles?
J A*
WExt 936
>l*Ts, 1386
i|p? ' .. pi, ?
. In thellfrd * cam pais
? .v ... - ? . i ? ? - - * i B
wpr
ificT with the ever memorable bau ,
tie of Jan. t, at New-OrlranS, the!
loss in tigbteen battles stood as fol
lows : . %
Americana.
Mi?k)g and Prisoners, 507
Killed, ??
Wounded 1691
Tots!, 9TO>
Xille*,
Wounded,
iicd' forccs of British and Indians
Killed,
VVoundfd, Jfc
Mining and fyi
f
tommenccrx
lidered, the
IwttlesfM
htsc the loi
^IHi
,v ? Indian*.
V*43 KiflU^ 17)0
h 606 Wounded, 180
,,~ Prisoners, < ?2S
ittcrence again
Killed an^ Wounded! *
* Missing and Priwnc r?,
affair of Hull's coiild be Plotted
from our history, the account would
r?-n? J '
The honor of our arms w
ly retrieved in the last c
the Niagara frontier an
Orleans.
them ; beings happily/tiWmptirom
. any personal share Of ihf calamity ;
and confident of the brgjprietjy|fi
rcspcctfully asking aid mwabroad,
rather than puffer their friends ajW
neighbors still to remair^in a situar
kiui)> w hfchy they .doubted not, a
sympathetic public wouldcKeerfully
Nbntribute to ameliorate.
V (CIRCULAR.) .
B|;*VThe destructive fire of last
week,* which -has laidwaste a square
and a half of ti e closest built part
of our City, has given to a number
of bur Citizens large claims upon
the ben^Volcnee of tHeir fellow
men. ? Many of them ''were thus
suddenly deprived of, house and
home ; and all have seen them
selvefstripped in a moment, by the
devouring element, of the Hard:
earnings of their - labonour* indus r
try. . In -,a word, their condition
calls loudly for reliefs -Their neigh
bours acknowledge this j and feel
every disposition .to Extend towards
them the Hind of friendly assistance.
is to be feared the degnJBi^ou^lfr
must fall very far. below the mea
sure of distress* Under this im
pointed with the Eiicscnbcd to
them, of inviting ?o these circum
stances the sympathetic eye of our
obfainine&bm thellberality of your
citizens wRcvcr aid they mav be
willing to contribute. A trifle from
t ach, will only betel t, by the ggnH
Wous bestowers in the happy con
sciousness of relieving the sufferings
inflicted by a terrible calamity;
while the aggregate shall essentially
serve In helping industry to recover
ffofatlil bfcw which had destqryed
< ?$ Any remittances which may be
mad*? you win behind enough to
lave directed' to the .undersized ;
sums received shall be distributed
with a scrupulous regard to the se
lection of such objects as may seem
II -1C De worth1 ?
the while to raise the raw rri attrials,
it is far more important, to increan*
Us value (ten fold perhaps) by
manufacturing it. . .
]S!rw- York Columbian *
During the Iste *?>> there were I ($13
vetsele of different description* f?puved,
fro^M the Bf'Usb> 3H8 gtrt*. ?n<t 1^2
m<fU M .einr i