Camden gazette. (Camden, S.C.) 1816-1818, December 19, 1816, Image 4
; MJi W GOODS.
J LYON presents his compliments to
? his friends and the public, ami in
forms them that he is removing his
Cheap Cash Store
Into Stateburg, where he is opening a most
"UicfiTl and elegant assortment of GOODS,
\vhich he flatters hi mseTfTs'welT adapted to
tlie- season, and that he will be enabled to
sell them at such prices as will give gene
ral satisfaction, lie has on hand
Superfine "West oF England, Ixmdon, and
second quality Broadcloths and Felice
Cloths, assorted colors.
Cassimeres, printed Felice Flannels, CasU
nets, Cords and Vestings.
Carpeting and Hearth Rugs.
Yorkshire Cloths, Bearskins, and BlanVets
from 3 to 12 dollars a pair.
Negro Cloths, Caps and Shoes. _
foreign and domestic.
Levantine, Morence, and Canton Silks, as
sorted colours and figures, Sc Bombazine.
6, 7, Sc 8 quarter Levantine and Damask
silk and Paris Net Shawls, with and with
out fancy borders.
Black and fancy Canton Sc Bandanna silk
handkerchiefs and half do. wifh borders.
Canton and Italian Crapes, assorted colours.
Green, Brown, Black and Piaided Bomba
zettes.
Silk, Thread and Cotton Laces, and Rib
bons, assorted.
Family Time Pieces and Watches, war
ranted. ?
Looking Glasses, various sites, with Gilt
and Mahogony frames.
Ladie?, Misses, and Gentlemens Shoes as
sorted colors and qualities.
Silk, Cotton 8c Woolen Hosiery 8c Gloves.
White and fancy coloi'd plumes and feath
ers, assorted.
Ermine.?
Artificial Sprigs, Wreaths Sc ha'ff Wreaths.
and prtrficiul 'I rimming.
Toilet cushions with mirrors. Silver Chords
iind Tassels, Necklaces, Beads and Jew
elry, with a variety oi fancy articles and
- Millinery.
Glasti, China, and Delf Ware, assorted.
.Spirits* Wines, Whiskey, Porter, Shrub
Sugar. CoiTce, Cheese, and other C^oee
ry articles.
CUTLERY & HARDWARE? Waffle Sc
Wafer lions? Elegant Saddles and Bri
dles, common do. fine and cnaVse Hals,
with a variety of useful articles, not e
numerated, all which are offered for cash,
cotton in the seed or bail, or corn, foi
Which the best prices will be given.
J. L. returns his grateful acknowledge
ments to the Ladies and Gentlemen in the
vicinity of his Store, for their liberal en
couragement since he commenced busi
nts there ; and particularly to the Ladies,
for whose custom he feels much indebted,
and informs them that he will exert
ert himself always to render his sssortment
worthy of their attention, and preference,
by selecting the best and most fashionable
articles in market.
J. Lyon is also opening an
assortment of Woolen, Cotton, and other
Useful DRY GOODS and GROCERIES,
Hats, Hardware, See. Sec at the store lately
occupied fry Messrs. M'Lauchlin Sc Bracy,
at Sumpter** Landing, on the Wateree, in
K, which he will sell cheap for cash
i*,- ?
iPyED. from a Negro, a Hundred
which was offered to chang
?0*nbr can have it.
icemtxr to, 18 1 6. 37-9
J .tifii. n a _ .
Baldwin & Hamilright,
TT NFORM their friends and the Public
1 that they hove purchased out Mr. VV il
JIan Bbasing ton, Saddler, of this place,
ami intend carrying on the
SADDLE er HJRfiKSS M4KI\G
BUSINESS,
In all its branches. Persons wishing; to ob
tain a supply of any articles in their line>
cap bo accommodated upon reasonable
ttffms, and on the shortest notice. They
hope, by their skill and industry to merit a
abate of public patronage.
Camden, Nov. 14, 1816. 33tf
- ??
The Subscribers,
#tRBBR the firm of J. C. fc ELI AS
?J PRlOLEAU, have entered into the
ftiftoftage and Commt**r?n fiutine**. T heir
Counting rtotise t? on Priolkau's wharf.
John Cordcs Prioleau, .
Elias Priolcati.
*ton, Nov. 25. ? 35-0
.u. - . i . . i . ? -
KHOD&S h.vini?
re-commenced
ttw baking business, at the
- where She resides on York?street, so
ft share of the patronage ofKnr friends
and the public. She thanks them for their
former WMom, and Informs them that she
will have WARM BRI? AD every day at
1 o'clock. It ti unnecessary to say that
her Breed will be made o( the best of flour
and as large ae can be procured at any o
ther place in Caitden.
December 5, 1816. 3*
... At Auction..
BY permission of the Ordinary's Court
of Kershaw District, at the plantation
of Mr. JOHN AD AM SON, decased?j#I
be sc4d at Public Auction, on the fii^sffse
cond and thiid days of January next, sun
dry articles of perishable property, belong
ing to the estate of said deceased, vil?? i
A QUANTITY OF
CORN, FODDER, RYKv^>ATSr*<^
HOUSES, MULES, HOGS, CATTLE,
Sec also, Plantation utensils including
vV ACCONS, BLACKSMITHS TOOLS
and one CANAL BOA T 8c TACKLE.
Also ? One second hand carriage
and Harness, and 2 old Carriages.
Conditions, the Provisions and Hogs on
three months coedit^ purchasers of o'.her
articles to the amount of twenty dollars and
upwards, on a credit of twelve months ; lor
all sums under twenty dollars, cash? those
"wtrrr purchase on a credit, 10 give N6les,~
or Bonds, bearing interest from the day of
9alc, with good security.
LEWIS CIPLES. >
JNO. BOYKIN, S t'xecutor"*
December 5, 1 K I 6. 36
" DISSOLUTION.
THE Co-partnership of Sylvester & Ed
-ward -M* Brenaotii is this day dissolv*
ed by mutual consent. All those who are
indebted to either of tlie said firm, ore re
quested to call and make immediate pay
ment, as tltcy are desirous of closing their
accounts of the present year.
EDWARD? M. BKONSON,
SYLVESTER BRONSON.
Camden. October 1. 18 16. 36'/
REMOVAL.
jL1 M. BRONSON has removed to the
? ^ ? building lately occupied by Maj. J.
Canity, wheie he has a large and good as
sort iwait of ?
TIN WARE,
which he offers for Sale as low as can be
purchased in any part of the State, and will
be happy to receive, and promises iai ih ful
ly to execute all orders with which his
friends and the publ.c may think proper to
favor him with.
Camden. Dec. 5, 1816. 36tf
i T> ESPECTFULVT inform their
1 AY friends and the public, that they have
entered into Co partnership, with a view
of carrying on business hi Camden, under
the firm of JAM ES CL AKK. Sc Co. where
the business Will be conducted by Jamls
Clark, and in Charleston under th? firm of
James s. Murray* & Co. where the
Factorage and Commission Business will
be conducted by Jamb* S. Murray.
They offer for sale. ( at the rtto>e lately occu*
/lied by' James AJb.rk) their present ^itock .of
GOODS,
at reduced prices, and expect to receive an
early supply, suitable for the approaching
season, which will be sold on the lowest
terms for cash or produce. j
JAJMES CLARK. j
JAMES S. MURRAY, j
Camden Oct. 8, 1816. ? |
\VM THOMPSON,
TAKES this method of informing the
Public, that he has removed to the
lower side of DeKulb-street in broad-strleet,
where he still continues the business of
Turning and Windsor Chair
MaUin|*.
All Orders in his line will be thankfully
received and punctually executed. SE I
TEES and CHMRS made and Painted
any colour requested. Old Settee* and
Chairs mended and painted On reasonable
terms. ? ?
A few thousand feet Poplar
Plank wanted, they may be rough edged
and not less than 16 inches wide*
-Camden, Oct. 16?- 29
NEW LINE OF STAGES.
Frmn Camdtn to tfharfctton.
THE Subscriber, contractor for carry
ing the mail from Camden to Char
leston, intends keeping up a regular line
of stages between the above places, to ctirti
mence on the first of January next. Good
stages and horses, and careful driven Will
be provided, and every other accommoda
tion afforded to persons who prefer this
easy and expeditious mode of travelling.
The Stage office will be kept at Mr.
Havis' Tavern in Camden, and at Bil
lings' Livery Stables in Charleston.
Passage T& H Dollars*
JOHN GELU
November 7, 1 8 1 6.
Stateburg Jockey-Club Races
ll,rILE commence on Wednesday the
" Ut January, 1817, and continue
three successive days.. y
1st. Day ? three mile hefttt. 2400 purse
2d. ditto ? two do. do. 300
3d. ditto? mile heats a 00
Free for any Horse, Mare or Gelding
on the continent.
By ordrr qf the C7ui,
Ao-v. 28, 1816.
FOR SALF,
LIKELY Yo*og Negro Fellow? Enquire of
the Primer.
Decetnbcr 3T t f
TO RLNT,
ri^HE House anl Lot, formerly occupied by
JL Mr*. J tin Caotcy, now occupied by Saroud
Brow?,E*q. ou Lidiilciou reel? For terms ap
[w?
HLNUY R COOK.
Deitmbct.ja- ? - ^SZ*Q
FOR S.1LK,
A LOT laying on the west side of Broad
street between Decatb and Rutttdge
streets.? Any person wishing' to purchase
will do well to call Aoon, as it will be sold
low Cor cash ? For terms enqmte of the
Subscriber.
m SYLVESTER BRONSON.
December 1 2, 18 ? 6. 37if
Statcburg, Dec.
I TA/ * HEUS toll* before me, three
I VV ? stray COWS; one only marked.
*uh a hole in both ears and a small piece
cut off each, black and one horn broken ;
another black and while ; the third a pale
red, while face, and spotted with while.
Appraised at ten dollars each. They have
been with my stock for several months,
and are not owned by any person in that
neighbourhood.
JOHN M'LAUCHLIN, j. p.
ANY Person who may see a Negro man,
generally known by ihe name of Mu
go, lurking about, will oblige ihe Subscri
ber by securing him, and giving informa
tion thereof. It is supposed he is yet a
bout the town*
W. LANCLEY.
Decrmbcr 12. 37
NOTICE. I.
FOR Sale, Two LOTS, one situate on
the comer of Broad fic Rutledge streets
the other adjoining it fronting on Rutledge
strt having on them a good two story dwel
ling house, calculated for a store, a kitchen,
smoke house, stable ana Carriage house, and
all other necessary buildings for a family
and a store ? For terms and fuither par
ticulars apply to the subscriber.
ELISHA BELL.
Camden, Aug. 13, 1816. 2Gtf
LEE & DeLEON,
HAVE on hand a general assort
merit of seasonable and
Fashionable Goods.
Also, a good supply of GROCERIES,
which they will sell low for cash or pro
duce.
Camden* May 9, 1816.
jvoriCE.
?HE petitioner dumbly solicits hi*
friends in Kershaw District, to aid
and assist him in trying to acquire a major
ity of vote* in his favour, for the Sheriff's
place, at our next election, aa he assures
them that he is a real candidate.
WM. BRASINGTONTi.
_ Camden, Aug. 21, 1816. 2ltf
T
COTTON in the seed will be received
. nnd expeditiously picked and pack
ed, on usual toll, at my Cotton Factory in
Camden.
J. LYON.
Aug. 15, 1816.
NOTICE.
ALL persons having books belonging
to the Catndcn Library Society are re
quested to return the same, as an inspec
tion will take place shortly.
W. STARKE, Ubrarian.
November 23.
SHERIFF SALE. ? -
B Y virtue of sundry execution* to me direct -
edy will be told on Monday the eixth day
of January next , ut the Sand-Hill planta
tion , lately occufiied by Cafit . Isaac Dv?
BOSK, ?
? Head of Horses, Cattle, Hoga and
Sheep ; also, a quantity of C orn and Fod
der Plantation Tools, two Waggons and
Geer. and a Sulkey and Harness.-? And on
Tuesday the 7th January, will be sold, at
Gibson's Plantation, a quantity of Corn,
Fodder, and Cotton Gin and Machinery,
ait levied on ?? the property of Capt. J. Du
bose, deceased, at the seperate suits of A.
Blanding, W. Standing, B. Bine ham k
Co. and others, and by consent of parties.
Conditions cash ; the corn to be remo
ved witin ten days after the day of ssl*,
v FRANCIS S. LEE, Sheriff.
" Camden, December 9, *816.
? i . . ?
SHERIFF SALE.
BY virtue of aa execution, to me directed, will
be fold, before the court houfc in Camden, on
the tir*t monday and tueaday in Jany next, with
in the legal hours, of fale,
fj* IGHT Saddles, levied on as the pro
^ petty of Burwell Lucy, at the suit of
Wm. R. Pickett. ? Conditions cash.
F. S. LEE, Sheriff*.
Camden, December 9, 1816.
"blanks for lawyers,
M AO 1ST R ATI S, SH R It 1 FFS, 8tC.
For sale at the Camden Gazette OfTicc,
The Subscribers
UF.SPKCTFCLLY iiitorm their friends
r. and the Public that they have com
menctd the FACTORAGE and COM
MISSION BUSINESS, and will endea
vour carefully to atttnd to the interests of
those who may be pleased to employ them.
Their counting house is on l>unkin< wharf.
J. S. MURRAY Sc Co.
Charleston* Nov. 16, 18 16. 34 if
Ta tent ME D I CIN&S.
For Sale at the Store o?_
ALEXANDER YOUNG,
The following Patent Medicines, justly es
teemed for their extraordinary restora
tive qualities : faithfully prepared by Dr.
T. \V. DYU I T, Philadelphia, from the
receipts of the lute celebrated i)r . liou
jmnoiLo/ Kdinbu+gh* ? ?
D r. Robt mo n 's CeleUraled __
Stomachic Elixir af Health-,
(Price ?1 iO)
Which has prn\ed*Hbj thousands, whp
have experienced its beneficial efFects, to
bo the most valuable medicine ever offer
ed to the public, for the cure of coughs,
colds, consumption, the hooping cough,
asthma, pain in the breast, cramps and
wind in the stomach, removing costive*
ness, sickness at the siomach, head ache,
loss of sppetitev indigestion, &c. &c.
From the dysentry of lax, cholera mor?*
bus, severe griping*, and other diseases of
the bowels, and the summer complaint in
children, it proved a certain remedy, and
restored to perfect health from the greatest
debility.
Dr. Robertson's
Vegetable Nervous Cordial , or Na
tures grand restorative .
< Price 45 1 50.)
Is confidently recommended as the most
efficacious medicine, for the speedy relief
and cure of ad nervous complaints attend
ed with inward weakness, depression of
spirits, head ache, tremor, faintness, and
various complaints, resulting from secret
impropriety of youth and dissipated habits,
residence in warm climates, the immode
rate use of tea, the unskilful or excessive
use of mercury, so often destructive to the
human frame, diseases peculiar to females
at a certain period of life.
Gout and Rheumatic Drops ,
(Price two dollars.) ~
A safe and effectual cure for the gout*
rheumatism, lumbago* atone and gravel*
swelling and weakness of the joifcts,' sprain*
bruises, and all kinds of green wounds-?
the cramp, pains in the head, face, and bo*
dy, stiffness of the neck, chilblains, fVoaell
limbs, & c.
Dr. Robertson'a
Patent Stomactic Win* Bitters j
(Price gi)
- yVhich are celebrated for atrengthening
weak stomachs, increasing the appetite,
and a certain preventative and cure for the
feVer and ague, fee.
Dr. Robertson's ?
Infallible Worm destroying Lozenges.
A medicine highly necessary to be kept
in all families.? -( /'lice $0 Cent*. J
Though numberless itfU dicines are ex
tolled for expelling end killing Worms,
none are equal in efficacy to Dr. Dyott'e
Worm Destroying Lozenges j they are mild
in their operation, and may be given to the
youngest infant with safety.
Dr. Dyott's Anti Bilious Pills ,
For the prevention and cure of btllioua and
malignant fevers*, , (
Price 35 cent?mLarge boXee 50 cent*.
These Pills, if timely administered, will
remove the causes- whicl* fcdfirtfionly pro
duce yellow fever, billioue fiwer, Ague and
fever, cholic pains, flatulencies indigestion,
costiveitesa, hipochondrial and hysteric
complaints. ?
They are particularly serviceable in Fe
male disorders and espccfalfj in tfie re
moval of those obstructions wjj^ich are the
great source of their complaints at certain
periods, they possess, this eminent adrtn
tage over most other purgatives, while iiey
operate gently, they produce neither ^?oa
tivenesa, debility nor too greet
Dr. Dyott's Patent Itch I
( Price 50 Qente .)
Dr. DyoU'a Infallible T trirlh ? m i r
? Circassian Eye Water ? -KeflSrative
Dentrifice* 8cc. kc.
Also for sale at the etOre of
ALEXANDER TOUNG,
An eaeortment of the most approved T+r
tent and Family Medicine t in common use
faithfully prepared and Warranted to be
genuine.
Just Printed,
And for tale at this Office, firice 13) eeni?f
A DISCOURSE,
Delivered at a conference held in Camdea,
BY
George Dougherty* Rider , M. E. C.
Printing,
Or IVIHT DVSCaifTIOV, IXICUTltD wits
HBATNISS AND ACCURACY AT Tit
OFFICE OF THIS GAZlTTBi