Camden commercial courier. (Camden, S.C.) 1837-1838, March 03, 1838, Image 1
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y<Hj J. CAMDEN, SOUTH CAROLINA, SATURDAY MARCH 3, 1838. \e. -1-1.
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pay in advance.
No subscription roccivod for a less term than ono '
year.
Advertisements will ?>o inserted at One Doi.lar per
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ovory continuance. Thoso Advertisements that do
. not havo the numbor of insertions marked on the
margin will be publishod until forbid, and charged
accordingly.
03 * All Letters addressed to this Office, must be post
paid.
A CAItl>~
WILLIAMlSEVEJtXS, TAILOR.?Grateful
for the patronage he has hitherto received,
respectfully informs the citizens of CAindcn nnd
its vicinity, that he lias commenced the above
busiuess at the stand formerly occupied by J.
Good I ad, immediately opposite Shannon, MoGce
& Co., where he will cut and make garim-nts in !
the neatest mnnner and most fashionable style.
r asmons received quarterly irovv i>ew lorunnu
Philadelphia. Jan. ii7, 39 tf
A tAliil.
H 1 C. SMITH, TAILOR, tenders his thanks
to those of the friends of tho late firm of
Severns Smith, who since their location here,
have so liberally patronized them in business; and
trust, by a faithful performance ot the work entrusted
to his care, and a disposition to please, to merit
a due share of the same patronage; which will be
thankfully received at the stand formerly occupied
by the above firm, one door south of I)r. Real's
office. Jan. "27, 39 tC
c WTOTICK.?The notes and accounts ot VV. R. ]
1^1 Daniels are placed in my hands for collec- (
tion?all those indebted will please come forward (
and settle the same immediately. - i
May 20 3 tf \V. R. YOUNG |
ills
SAI,TE ?The former residence of Col.
James S Dean, situated in the town of Camden,
comprising six acres of ground,'situated on
tin* Eastern side, and in one ol* the most pleasant
neighborhood?lor a private family it has many advantages.
Persons wishing to purchase, can be 1
accommodated on easy terms for the whole, or part (
of the said property. J\l. M. LEVA
Jan. 120
JOIIN SMART, Esq. is my authorized agent, <
during my absenccTrom the Stute. M. M. L. .
.-- y-jfr -*""~*TT* I'l'jtlSONti indebted to J.
^ IJishop Co., are request- '
?<;/ Ped to make immediate payUji
men!, otherwise COST will
ml a<^dcd, without resr;rctto
Jan. C. 3G tf <
jVOTICE.?All persons indebted to the late '<
firm of Carpenter Uonney, and to the subscri- '
bcr, either by note or account of two or more I
years standing, are requested t.? call and settle be- i
lore return dav. After that tiino all sueli demands c
will be placed in other hand; f r collection. The I
recent change in my business, renders it necessary *
for mc to pursue this course.
* Jan. 20 38 tt E. W. UONNEY. \
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A good opportmiiij' iovInvettlsnont* :
THE advertiser, who is engaged in one of the j
safest and most profitable business establish- t
ments in Camden, and who has an extensive run t
of customers, embracing the best names in this t
and the adjoining districts, is desirous of uniting t
with him, either as active or special partner, one
who can bring into the concern an equal sum n
with himself, which sum will only he required I
monthly, by equal payments of $1,000. The
books of the establishment for the last eight years, d
will be exhibited, and all information given, bv
addressing a letter to C. D. with real signature, to
the care of the publisher of the Camden Courier.
The Columbia Telescope and Charleston Cour- ~j
ier will give the above two insertions and forward J
their bills to this ofTicc for payment immediately p
mereauor. 11
Jan. 20 38 tf 1
. 1
Wotfce.?The subscriber has for sale, a fine 1
Barouch with extension Lasting top, silver moon- J
ted, for one or two horses, which he will dispose
of low for cosh J L JONES '
Jan 27 39 tf ~ 1
SOUTH CAROLINA, t
KERSHAW niSTH/GT. '
111 Equity. June Term, 1837. ;
Itis Ciplr*, ami ^ D
F A Adarnson, j ]
rs ^ Bill/or Hale of Heal Estate f
S A Adarnson and | ,
others J I
BY order of the Court on Monday the 2d day ?
of Ap'il next, will he sold at public auction,
before the Court House door in Camden, the fidlowing
property, belonging to the late William '
Adarnson, dee'd., for so much cash as will pay I
the cost, and the balance on a credit of oiip, two '
and three years, with interest payable annually, 1
the purchaser to give bond with good fbcuritv, and
a mortgage of the property, viz: a tract of
acres of land, granted to William Adarnson, on the
third day of April, 18:29. A tract of acres,
originally granted to John Thwnnonn ?... ?<???
? |'?v?i9 uii iliu 4>HI1
Feb., 180G; one half of two lots in tho Town of j
CnmJcn, numbered seven hundrednnd night (708) \
and seven hnndred and nine (700,) n|so n house |
and lot in t'ic Town of Camden, purchased by )
the said William Adnm?on,from Mr. Jesse Nettles* \
Purchasers to pay nil necessary papers. x I
Feb. 24 411 Gt J. Vv. LANG, Com. |
^"1O JIJIITTKI* to the"~JaI1 of Kershaw ,
District., on the IGih ins't ft negro man who }
calls himself Gnouch, and says that ho belongs ,
to Mr. Willis Spann, af Sumter LMitrict. He is
aboutS feet6 inches high, and ia about 50 or 5o~ ,
years of Ago. The owner ia requested to eonio ,
forward, prove property, pay charges nnd take
him away. JAMI58 ROBERTS, Jailor.
Feb. 24 43 if
IpOtf SalO?A neat, light Harouch, for one or
\ two 11 or res. Apply at this office.
j Jnn rJ7 W if
IN E?ltJITV,
SUMTER DISTRICT.
John Jennings, j
va V BILL.
Thoa Williams, et al j
The judgment creditors of John Jennings, are
hercbv notified and required to be and appear before
tfie Commissioner of this t^ourt, ana establish
on oath, their claims to the funds in the hands
of the defendants, administrators of Joseph Duraut,
dee'd. arising from sales of property and money
paid to him, within ninety^days from this
date. They will bo -required to shew what they
may uc inucotad to said Jennings My decree of
the Court. ' JNO. B. MILLER,Com r.
N Sumterville, Jnn. 5 J 20 38" lOt Pre fee $5 50
IN EQUITY, ~
Ketshaio District,
William M Brctt~\
and wife |
vs y Bill for Division & sale of Land
Wiley Jenkins, i
et al J
It appearing to my satisfaction, that John Jenkins,
Wiley Jenkins, Exum Jenkins Thos Jenkins
Jos Jenkins, & Jos. Jenkins defend'ts in this case,
are abs nt from this State, It is ordered that
they do answer, plead or demur to the said Bill of
Complaint, within three months from this dale, or
an order nroconfesso will be entered againt them
therein; also, that this order be published for said
time in the Camden Courier.
J. W. LANG, Com r.
Jan. 20 33 13t.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS, [
ncrsiiaw lfisirict. S
Joseph M. Marshall, Y
vs. > Decla. in Foreign At'chmt
llenry II. Schrock. )
WHEREAS, ihe plaintiff h is this day filed
his declaration in this ofiice, against the
defendant, who is absent from and without the
limits of this State, as it is said, and having neither
wife nor attorney known within the same: It is
ordered that the defendant appearand plead thereto,
within a year and day, or tlnal judgment will
be entered of record against him.
Nov. 25 30 J. W. LANG, Clerk.
Co-partnership heretofore existing under
.EL the firm of Governs 4* Smith, was, on Mon.
ilay the 15th inst. dissolved by mutual co' sent.
YVM. sEVERNS.
Jan, 20 38 tf * B.C. SVITH.
MIOTICE 'I "he undersigned having termed
JL^I a co-partnership for a teim of years, undei
the firm of Murray <!y Bonney for t e' transaction
nf Mercantile business, respectfully so;ici horn
''i? ?r friends a> d customers a continuance of their
patronage T ey liave on hand a \ery extensive
assortment of Dry Goods, Haidware and Croceries,
which they will dispose o; at reduced prices
for cash, or on ciedis to punctual customers.
They may be found at the store lately occupied
by Murray & Bryant. J. 1) MURRAY,
Jan. 20 38 tf E. YV. BONNEY
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OF TilF.
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vxauuvan xyvillklll/t v i'viii'ifra
THE Establishment of the COMMERCIAL
COURIER was rendered necessary by the inconvenience,
to whicfi our citizens have been subjected
or the want of a public channel of communication
which in a commercial community like Camden, is
ssentially necessary, and consequently the COUfllER
S claim on the public is such as should enmrc
a liberal patronage.
The undersigned have spared no trouble or expense
in obtaining the best workmen in order to
ender the Paper nil the advantages that it will
idinit of, and affording satisfaction to its patrons.
In political matters the Courier will take no
>art; the design being to publish a Paper adapted
o the interest of all, which could not be efFected
?y its entering into the arena of Politics?it will
?e confined principally to such matter as appertains
o Commerce, Agriculture and Amusement.
The COURIER is published every Saturday
norning at Three Dollars in advance, or Four
Jollars if not paid until the expiration of the year.
Persons wishing to become subscribers must adress
a letter (post paid) to
L. M. JONES.
...,l~.. a e it? -i on*
v/uuiuvii) tj. v> limy, ioo/>
^TOTlUE. The subscriber reaper Hull v inionns
those indebted to him, that he will retain their
iapers in h?8 possession a whife longer for settlenent,
say Sumter pnj>ers to first of March and
tcrshnw to middle of February. Owing to the
'ourt of the Intter place coming on a week eat tier
ban ot the former, after which period, those who
estde in Sumter will please to make implication to
?ol. F. I. Moses for settlement, and those indebted
vho reside in Kershaw, will please mi ke npplica
ion to Maj. John M. Dt Saussure for scttlnment.
Feb. 3 <10 G S. C. DESCHAMPS.
AHU.?The subscriber returns his sincere
thanks to his friends and customers for the
iberal encouragement the late firm of M'LEISII &
SMITH has received, and begs leave to intimate
hat he is now ready to receive all ordcis for Iron
md Brass Castings, Locomotive and Car Wheels,
Locomotive and Stationary Engine Tenders, Boil>rs,
Blacksmith Work, Ac.
N. B.?Orders from the country left ot Lewis &
lobcrtson, No.?East Bay, or at the establishment,
Jadscen's wharf, will be attended to with punctudity
and despatch. JAMES M'LEISH.
t'?i. in At P
I' IMI, iif 'if u.
The Columbia Telescope, Augusta Constitutionilist,
Savannah Georgian and Mobile Commercial
Register will givo the al>ovc two insertions weekly
or three weeks and forwaid their accounts to the advertiser.
*
MEDICINES.
Botanic store and infirmary.?
The subscriber grateful for the libeml patronigo
extended him in the nlmve business, during the
lie last year, would now inform his custom' rs, that
lie is this dav receiving by the Steamer Thomas
J . i .1.. ,.c ... u:_u ...:ii
jAL.nuiii), (i itiigi; nuiipij in ivivui'viiacv wiliuii wiii
10 sold on nccommocnting tonne for cash, 01 on
three months credit to approved purchasers, cither
t>y whole sale or letnil.
1 have now supplied Ihc Infirmary with permar.ent
nurses, so that in future, I hope to he able to
receive all upplicants. who may (let.re to take me*
ilicine at this establishment.
Seven years experience in this practice, and an
extensive acquaintance in this community, renders
any other promise or pledge of attention on my
part unnecessary.
Feb. 3 40 tf WM. CARLISLE.
The Columbia Times and Cheraw Caxette, will
each give the above th.ee insertions and forward
the papers containing the same, and their accounts
to the subscriber immediately thereafter for payment
W. C
>
til tfeJ htti
tj CJ CJ
INFORMATION WAITED!
The sympathies of a generous public, are feelingly
solicited to the following statement and enquiry.
JOSEPH B. RHAMt, of Sumter I)ist.,-near
Bradford Springs, 8. C., left an interesting!
family in December, 183t>, to seek his fortune in
the Western States. His letters were received
from Macon and Colqmbns, Ga. up to the 17th
December, 1830, from which it appears, lie was
at that time to embark for Tuscaloosa. After this
period, and up to the first ot January, 1837, letters
wore received from New Orleans, and Irom whence
he was to emlmtk as Clerk, on board a ship f war,
under command of Copt. Williams, bound for Tex*
as. Since this period, no account of hint has been
received. The apprehension of his family and
friends, are alarmingly awakened with regard to
| what is his destiny. Information, cither by private
' letter to Elen S. It home, Reynolds' Store, Sumter
I District, S C . or through public prints, will '<e
thankfullv received.
The Charleston, Columbia, and New Orleans
papers, would confer a favor on a distress d family
by publishing the above twice, in a conspicuous
place^ and se;-d their acou ts to Reynold's More.
Sumter District, for payment.
Feb 21
v.
GI N-SWXTn AI?? JEWELLER,
ramus subscriber, having in Ins cmpln\, a l!rstJL
rate Gun-^mith, and Mantifneluiinfr Jeweller,
direct from the city of New York, will repair
all kinds of t>nns. Pistols. Locks.&c. an ' maimfactuie
various kinds of Breast dins, Finger and
| Ear Rings, School &>'rdal?, mount t ones with
Gold <?r Silver, und repa-r all articles usually dote
by a workman of his profession Likewise for
sole, a good assort" ent ot Gold and Silver Levi"
Watches, PI.in and common dr.. ( o'd Gunid
Chains, Se Is, K-ys, Finger Rings. Ilr< nst Pins,
Spe? t eles, Crystals, ' c. .p c. Clocks. Watches,
O' d \'usic B> xes^- carefully repair* d. of every description,
and wnrranVd to perrform satisfnrti rily,
Fb 21 42 If S. K. GlFFORl)
I SOUTH CAROLip,
i ssuwrKit dim Hiirr.
FN THE COMMON PLEAS.
Knox & Spann for J. M Niolon Jt Co vs Jolin P.
Bowen. John D. Bowrn, who is in the custody
of the Sheriff of said District, by virtue of n Writ
of Capias nd Satisfaciendum, nt the suit ot Knox
and Spann, hnvinjr. in order toohtnin the heiietit
of the Act of the General Assembly of said State,
;cntitled '-An Act for the more effectnnl i< lief of
' Insolvent Debtors." rei dered in a schedule of his
whole estate and effects on oath,
NO 1 I- E is herrb) pivon to the said plaintiffs
and all other creditors of the said John D i owrn
to he and appear, either personally or by the;r at i
torney, in open ' ourt,l>efore the Associat Judges
of the said Stat , at Sumi r Court Mouse, three i
nionts from the date hereof, then and there to shew
cause, if any they can. why the sa;il estnte and
effects should not be assigned, and the said John
1). ilowen liberated njrrornble to the Act aforesaid
J UN ' D.tRG <N, c.c. c. p.
Office of Common Pleas,Sumter t ist.)
j Gth Ja uaiy \
| Jan 20 lit IVsfee?lJ
J <2. ITAIjI^?Will practice Knw in the
f% amden Courts'.
Feb 24 42 Ot
Capital Prize "
r* i\ty lIioiiNanatl IvoISnv*.
BUI I iL1 ANT ND R CM SCMKM ..
A i F\ A \ ni.> I A T IV 'IT A
OLASS NO l, "i OH* 1838.
15 drawn Numbers in each I' ckn^po 25 1 i I ts.
For Internal Improvement in tin- Di.-trn <1
lun bin, to be drawn in lire city of y\ i xnmlrin. 1).
C. on Saturday, the 24th dny of Inarch 188;},
75 Number Lottery?15 Drawn Ballots.
Splendid Scheme
1 Prize of 0i> 000
1 '? 25 000
1 15.0r.0
1 ? 10 000
1 44 9,000
1 44 8,001)
1 44 7,500
1 44 7.000
1 44 6,000
i 44 5,000
1 44 4.000
1 44 3,000
1 44 2,500
1 44 2,220
I 44 2,000
5 44 1,000
6 44 1,500 j
60 " 800
50 44 700
50 44 000
50 44 5(H)
50 44 400
00 44 300
00 44 250
00 44 200
CO 44 150
00 ' 100
00 ' 90 ?
00 44 - 80 1
60 " 70
60 " 60
130 44 50
5835 44 40
1770 44 ? 24
7080 44 20
8850 44 16
8850 44 - 12
Tickets $20; halves $10; quarters $.r>.
D }-. GREC< RY A- Co.
Managers, No 2G Bioad-st. Charleston, S G.
Feb 24 42 ftt
For Sale,
A GOOD riANO. Apply to s
uiiAiMNON M?nrr x.
X M luvuuu IV v?. I
Nov. 4, 27 tf
TOWM TAXES?Heing due, thp subscrL
her will attend to receive the name, n* also
the Commutation for Road duty. J. \V. I.ANG. .
Jan. 20 38 tf Kec'r ?nd Treasurer ,
Committed to the Jail of Kershaw District <
on the 16th inst. a negro man who calls him- ,
elf Pompey, and sn\s he belongs to the estate of |
P. L. Kennedy, of Sumter District He is about ,
5 feet fi inches high, nnd nbeut 35 voais of age. ,
The owner is requested to come forward, prove (
property, pay charge a aud take him away. \
Feb 24 43 tf JAMES ROBERTS Jailor. ,
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MBOBW??MWWWIIMKU Ol JJ.U-?TMaawwnwr??
Imported
FLATTERER,
(Winner af the Grand Duke Michael stakes j
i at New Market* {England*) first Oc- |
| tobcr meeting of 1831. i
THIS Rplcndid englisli Rare-,
ft ,ir-*i-? horse, (tlii' properly of Cnptain
J. A. J. liny I lord, U. S. A.)
jj8j t Cl >] will make his first season in Ame.-n,
under tire direction of the undersigned,
at the Hon. Judge Strange"s Myrtle
Hill estate, three mil?? nmili ? "
?> t ny?tw.'?iliv, on
the old Raleigh road, and bo let to Mares at .50
the season, 875 to insure, and Filly < cnts to the
Groom?the money to he paid or secured to be paid,
before the Mares are taken away.
The season will commence on the 15th February,
and end on the 15th July. Extensive Clover ami
Grass Pastures provided i'or Mares, and separate lots
tor such as nny have young foals, and care will be
taken to guard against accidents, but the undersigned
cannot be responsible Ibranv that may wcur, nor
lor escapes. Colore I servants sent with mares, boarded
gratis.
PEI>I ;ree.
FLA TTERER was got by Muley (son of Or- '
ville and the famous mare Ele inour) and is, lliercfore,
hull hrearer ol the celebrated imported Covinthen,
of Tenressi e, and of imported Murgravc,
winner of the Doncnster St. Leger in I83vj; his d im (
Clare, l?rcd h\ Lord F.grnuont in iblM, was got by
Mnrmion. grandani Harpqjice, hy tiohannn, g gran ,
elani Amazon hv Driver?Fractious l>y Mercury ?
Woodpecker?Everlasting bv Eclipse.
Muley, tin1 si e oi Flatterer, was the best bred son
of Orville, the wini er of the St. L.rgi r, a ml a most
capital Stallion, having co\ ro?l at as high as ?51!.
Orville is the sire of iv> iilis. now covering at 50 '
8ovs., ami grand sire of imported Priam, covering in
this country ul S'15vn 1 lenipn,covering ;t 25 sove., 1
(all three w inners ol the D< rby, imported Sparpedon,
f xygen, winners ol the <:ks, impoited l'ranby, 1
imparled Meman, Ac. Muley is also ihr sire ol
Vespn, winner el t' c'. aks, r.flVluJey Moloch, ie.por.,..1
i .... . I? ~"
iu jjt-viiimnii, !in|Niric(i iviargrnve. v\e. Mnlcy is
Mil of Eleanour. the tccst ii ajc of her dnv, having 1
won belli the Derby and 11to Oaks. Eleanour (bv
Whiskey. llinf famous getter "1* ihe stout port,) is '
the grand.mi o. imputed Luzloiough, v lu.se g. :
in thi? ( i umry ran ktl year wHh so much diatino '
lion, and is si-ler to Cresndr. 1'riani's dam.
Clare, J lai e.ci's dui , was out ol llaualire by '
Gnliannn I lie brst four mile horse oj his day, and '
as .> st; llion,equal i?> any of any are. '
L latter, r, like bis sire A u e\, \\ ho was said to be
the 1 ivest honed llionugh bred in the kingdom,
.ml t. b. equal to -(! sloi . , (*Jh(l lbs.) is n horse of
the largest sire, full sixteen hands hi It, of immense
power, large one. g.eai substanc e, good notion, long
si ride sound roust tulim , and excellent temper.?
I lis coinr isalin: brown without white. It will lie
( pen 11 in I Ids j edigree ru s back to the famous old <
Em iisli Eclipse in an extremely short, and as rich t
,i line a< could be desire d I
HISTORY AND PERFORMANCES. (
Flatter, i v.as bred l<> Mr. No.vcit, in Lixiil, and
run in England, by Sir Maik Wood. I! \\ .is tin- s
porle by a r W? swi rlli, of tic ncseo. New Yoik, '
by who In was plaeed in t'lo stable ol Rolit. L. <
St , hen . i .scj , near tin I nion < ourse, Long Is- |
land, wboti. mi d and iiin iiin. in .lis count v.?
1 lis pi iiciin.ni.eis. I < .I. h I. gland and in this cmiu- '
lr*,aie ? irditui !e to bis noble sleek. Mis lint o,1H'ara.
ec i; England \\n . i In- t in- year old loitn
I in i ) i"i i < iiiw .il : lit. 1 nu ml y mm
si..ki s. .'it iSev M..-rkcl. uen lie r.m a e pita! s<
ri.nl to I li'i'Cix', w ho 1 us la en imported into tins
rotinlry at a nig. li#u;? 'i in- h.iewi.gis tin rero
it.
"M EW-AIAIIKET FIRST KICKING MEETING,
t'lil'si.iil, A,.;il 2.1, I,^111.
Renewal ol* tin CiK O t.ninca stake?, a s..bsc?ip-'
lion of IOOh.iVs cull, littll lollill. I'or lliroe \. .ir
old colls Sst. 'ti s.. ( 111)11-.) ami li.lii 8, 8sl 'lib if 110
lbj'K. M. 28 sol.a.
L.hiI .I. isi-v s cb, ? Gleneoc, Rolnn-on, 1
.>ii ai. Wo d'li.o I loiterer,by Mulcj, 2 !
i\!r. Vales ?it c. liciilley, 3 1
M.. Mi s lv i'. brother to Kale; Lnru Ononi s h. i
v. i ai is v Welti loo. out ol i'oslhtiiuu; Li ul JL. i\ 1
lliri's In . bv llevclier. out ol Trictrac; end Air. ?
Goby s \ i ."i'. also started, but i or. ot j laced. ' 1
.ii the vSlili of ->lay following, he stalled l< r the <
t y l Epsom,won b> l'leui| >, .ni(l was not place* il <
123 sobs. 22 s' <ili ii, lliiee j lai eil
A i n Ni Alaiket, First clober Milling, in <
e,ili ill. ra > 1 tube Aiu). ni Siakis.
"NEW-MARKET F1UTT OCTOREli AI FETING.
'
Grand Dulfe Michael Slakes of 50 rovh. caoh.?
For 3 > r. old, 8st. 7ll>. (llDlb.^) and li.lies bi?t 3il>. '
(1 ltilbj 20 ui h. i
h>ir M. VVdud'sl>r. c Flaitorer, by Mulcy, 1 (
Mr. Vales' eh. c Ecntley, 2
Duke of Graflon's eh. e O.yn pie, l>> Rcveili r, 3 5
Lord Or lord's b c 1'nris, by alerluo, -1 }
Mr. 'k I)iek, 5 1
Flallerei was now j urcliused lor Air. "Wadsworlb j
and shipped lor America. After an unusually -lung,
passage,during which lie never Iniil down, be was *
landed at IS?w York, the hitler |?..rl i July Ibdo, t
was p I in truiiiing|Mt)thout the possibility ji prepa-1 <
ration, but, notw it Hiraridiftg, ian two \ery creditable
lures,ono ol which, mile heats, he won, beating two
Eclipse colts and a lilly by tlie same horse Jo the
following spring, lie was beaten by Mingo, three '
mile heals, running see >nd to him, an i heating <1- <
inus, by Eclipse, fS\d cv, t?y Sir ('lurks, anil the ,
Jewess, by H? nry, in the lijbl heat, when lie was '
drawn. j '
Ol this race the Mew York Spirit of tie 'limes i
contained the following account "Cadmus bad |
the pole, Mingo the out side. They gotuuay in i
a cluster, the Jewess making "a spt 11 between the : '
stand and lirst gate lliulqu te used her up. when '
Cudnu s and Flatterer took up tin running Mingo |
and Sidney lying well up, the first under u bind ,
pull. Finding t admits disliked the pace, \\ iIIih .
Iield Iiiiii up a'lei lite second noli- and i\ ingo
beaded the Iield with ease. Flatterer maintained ;
bis stride to the end, running a veiy handsome j \
second to Mingo, who, for a single three in.Irs,'
can pull to tin fastest horse in t. e lounlry, and ,
come home ahead. Cadmus could not run in t e
mud?and Ins fiends did not expect uiu h from
liim, though he ran 2d the next heat Flatterer
w ...:o-i -
... Ting ui i.. niuiuniv ii iiiht ii very cuiiitulih ]
performance. Snnl'ord rode him in tip top style, ^
ind had he carried Kiblb. would Imve flung the
nud in the face of the best of them." t
Flatterer did not r-tart 111 the full nor 6Ucc?c?ling \
?pring. He was purchased by W. I. Corbin Esq r
if Va. and phtced in the stnhle of J 8 Corbin,
Eq of Fan field, who furnishes tie annexed nc- '
ounlofhis | Minisc:?4,ln regard to the p.orf is '
laUerer ga\e. while in training by e, o making
i good r .< e-lmrse, I ran with inr ritv, and I ttnnk
,mth, say that it was deeidedly Irter.n.* n h"iniie
trial he beat "Whig" (a very last homo) ucvr
rat lengths, and exhihiic. vtiy good t-y mp'.oi, ? al t
'the finish ed nc ability to runi. lo.g distance s'.Massively.
I witnessed a race on I .on.' islam1
Inst spri .jf twelve months, between hint and *ev
rnl oti?er very sharp nags, two mile In a a.
which Flatterer wa.- n g. ed ilea! ove. 4 the to. i" > .
tny of them. 1 consid. red him then a better Iumm
than ho showed for, as he had had bnt a pour chance
to recover from the unusually long and jougb voy. 1
jmm Ml] "JB1 'jij" u?^J??exra? ? 'ww<
age across the Atlantic, -nil ? e njudiei. us races
h?? ha' b en nde t run 'lu? Autumn pr. vious,
v ry r ccntly niier hisl&ndin. . I lad his toe h i n
sound, when In- went i, to hain't a this tail, ho
won <1. undoubted! .. l ave made dis'it put Jiing and
sncccsful race* in the cainpat n I would a? oon
breed l'oni Flatter r n* ny untri d Mnliion m the
country. His b ?"*???! i- as pure as a horse's can be
and Ins family all run. . e runs b ck eery short,
ly to lh t ngl **ti Krl p .-e, am! is a lio'se of urt.-onimnn
sp ed t iniself, and 1 lliii.k " boltoni 'on.?
ilis fine size, s o Id recommend him to breeib-rs
who r.inv have small or slight mar. s i is action
is r m trkably pond i, deed. I h ve given the
Cronin the requisite instru tlnns, though from his
good temper none were n.-eded. His health > nd
nppoti'e are as <r ul as c.an be * turned ' i--i out
durin-j tlie training on account of isensnd frogs,
mad*' so from standing in n foul stab' at the Noith.
VV. Ij. ' orhin sn s of hint, *'i am sur. he v ill fulfil
tl.e pr misc < pec ted el him in Carolina "
Mr. White, of Northampton cmit lv, who was
desTous of pro urinp F . tterer to ?tand in that
county, says "I leel co vinced that Flatti rcr v ou'd
be exc< lie t Stock ior t ii section ?- ?? -
... ... ,?1 I m Vf II
large number of A>chie, Hnl.Tonson and Lmzhorough
mares Such ina'piuil, when built upon by
such bo o as Flalt- rer's. would insure good j>roiluco.
Our Tot son's. ! uzbornugh's cTII: l*s nil
lack bom*. Fritter* t having n gnnd share -f size
and bun . wo' id li vp ."'"ded u ueh to < ur stock.?
Upon the whol. I am much pleasrn with him. Iliit
rea. | a?ts i think first rate -i d his cou. tenance,
lo a mi n o; sunt, is daily b*?ad."
In a lel:prtt 'he ? w. er. da'e-' New York, Sept.
251 h. IS:t7, W ( ' orbin re rr' ?, "Before touchir>rr
your proposiiion, I wiil remark lor your dification
and benefit what fe ' fr< ni the lips of n noI
:i i fincyer o' the 4 lend of noble breeds' this
inorn;ng. Mr. B'-ari'man. or Alabama, row here,
clian e to be ai New M r! el Engl d. w hen Flat'erei
ran. nd s ys lie gave irr at pro:> is* .and stood
high in I lie Sp.-rt i ng c.rclcs s does all his stock."
Flatt. rer is yet u-.trai d as a t ta'lion?hot ns
all his stock inthi- countiy have established a high
ruputation as sure loal goiters, it is expected he
will ninint <i it.
The undersigned repeats the as uir-nee that th?
strictest and est ennfulattc t on will tv imid to
man s s n: to Flatterer, and pledges himself to deliver
lh< in in good order and ondition v lien taken
i.wav And I * will remade for th? information of
breeders v\ lio may be desire. sol' obi inir'g a crosn
f as noble bb oil as ever c.mrs'd the veins of the
liorse. that s a vant g ous offers liuve been made
['or bis services in the r re liorse region, this will
lie ilie out Season lie ran make lieie.
lo.. ?" ? > A. " "
JO <*1 miidfe." 1S..AJMCH.
Joseph Goodmani,
r*,
His Creditor.
NOTICE is hereby oiven that the unit
rsimod hn< applied to two .Justices of
he Draco, lor the benefit of the Laws of
ho Slnt< o| Alabama, passed for the relief
?f lusohint Doh'ors, and that they have
ipp<>inted the twentieth day ofMarrh 1838
it the hour (> twelve o'clock noon of that
day, nt tin office ??l Chnrles A. Ilenrv, ill
the city <?| ill >' ile, as the time and place
to hear l.im upon his application
JOSMMI GOODMAN.
V ':leFeb!?1 f\ 2f
VAUOUM, '
SUMTER DISTRICT.
Smnn. o :s in Partition.
Elizabeth Dim/ftp, applicant,
Dm d J I"sanla? end others.
gT appeai in tn 1:1 n 'slmMim 'hut William
H t ibs?>n,an llobecrn hi? will', William F. Duilnp
a ?1 Sa all lii> h , ieltsiol .>olla ami Kliza
1 s wife. Tvre L" an loitsot Samuel Luinlap,
i?rea.-e-l. r- itle u ;li ul th.? Slate, ii is thereon
ordered at b d nppn and object to tlte
Jivmt- 'i ?f l?' 1 ii. ;? il edate ol Samuel !)unhj?
<1 e <1 -'n -r !>. . r the first. da\ el' May next,
>r lite' < aisent ! t. e same wl' b entered tif reowl
W! MAM MAVIS', O. S D.
ginB *** v. m <rmm.M??W|
A VanLtc roc/:. True Uumo!?An nn ctioie
wn# si <fsiy or iwn si it- < related to
is hv a fric n':, which is worth telling,
fit was on bis \vi?v ti? 14-**
, ... i mitt numu
it- nibs r?c.', and when oft* Florida, a bald
fgle, wbirb had been blown out- to sea,
)lii>h:c'?-, exhausted n one of ihe lower
rnrds. He was br- ught down by our in'orinnnt,
and hi- wing* were cropped, and
lio sell nursed into vigor again. Airivcd
it Havana, a companion one day suggose<l
lor a Irolir, to paint up the bald eagle,
i\bo-{ color was dark itrev, to make him
eseinblc a cock as much as possible, and
?> take bini to a cock | it to try bis met!??.
Accordingly, alter be bad been kept
M hours wit' ? ut (' oil, our eagle was
l immcd and paint? d roosti rlike, and taken
in a bag to lie i it. At length the
:>wner of a > nek which bad beaten in
w< Ive r> unds, dared a contest with any
ne, fer .n) staff. This m as the time.
[)itr friend terp'd opto him, and told
dm I nt be I ad a Yanke e cock, of tlio
:? ? - .
?>.? um < >> tii ui'iiMii iin iii win) mm, it
i o \\ t mi Id like a pn;i r.
Yes,' said the Spaniard, lI don't rare
\ 11 a t kind of a cock .t is?let him out!*
i ! c hot um5 twrnty-ftvc dollars and our
k'niikcc cock was let in the ring. The
i.ek, flosht d with his victories, crowed
'fifl cm. fwl --?? 1 '
? . | -? .? .1 nt'WH ^ (i 11 < i iiii'ii |'i( mni ills
end fur a fight?when, what docs sir
ifankce do, but to plant onr claw unrercmmiotisly
on his hack n?.*1 twi'.t his neck
vilh the other?and in a moment made a
neal of him. The Spaniard swore like
t.. ^ I f 1 -
mi |mi88?hsc(i. iip paid nis wager, but
ursed all Yaukoi cucks?Boat. Herald.
\ noble wag." on on entering a room full
IV S< i g\ int n, \ r< j osp(! in ihf m the followtig
qucrry.? 1 ' rt wa* Satan during
he flood," Thc\ all ty,t ved bo could not
i?vc bct ii npon earth at tlio time. "Well
ml the ditill, 1 can tt ll, he was in the
' ! ft ot tic Ark, pit-king Oakum."
'"ro'crnphj; of the Heart.? k woman**
s ! is but a crooked path unto a woman'#
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