Camden gazette and mercantile advertiser. (Camden, S.C.) 1818-1822, November 11, 1819, Image 1
CAMDEN
- ? .?
mm gaagg-ii?
\ OL. IV. "1
.J.V/J MERCANTILE ADVERTISER.
*
CAMDEN, (S.CQ THURSDAY NOVEMBER 11, 4B19. *
THE PUBLIC WILL OUR GUIQE?THJ& PUBLIC GOOD OUR EAD.
JL 1
[>ia 187
PUBLI9HED WEEKLY
BY JOHN CA VIBttlDOE.
'CTerma. ? thkek dollars per annum, pay
able in advance j ami in all cases v/here^
papers shall be delivered at the expense
of the-Editor, the price will^e thkke
bollaks and fifty ckhts. No paper
4iscontined, but at the option of th<S Ed-,
itor, until all arrearages *re paid.
SAdver'iarmcnta not exceeding twelve lines,
inserted three times for one -dollar, and
fwenty-fcve ccnts for each continuation,
f no directions are given with an Adver^
tisement it will be continued til! forbid.
.vSellin# Off!!
Al the sign of the CrusmFfCeys*
THE subscribers intending to leave
Camden in a very short time* offer the re
mainder ot their Stock at cost anil charges.
CONStHTING OF
DRY GOODS, CROCKEB-T*
HARDWAREANDS A DDLER Y.
ALSO?
An assortment of
GROCEfclES.
Their stock was laid in on the best of
tferms, having been purchased for cash,
?liev therefore invite their friends and coun
try merchants to avail themselves of this
opportunity, as bargain* can be obtained
for cash.
Samuel Lopez &c Co. ,
Camden, Sept. 9, 1819. 78?-S3 ?
Selling Off!!
THE subscribers intending fic*itively to
Mose their Camden business, oiler their
Stock at coat and charge*.
CONSISTING OF
DRY GOODS, CROC KERY;
HARDWARE,
And as complete ?n assortment of
QJIOGBRIEH, ( ;v ;
As can be obtained in Cam4en.
? \LSO?
A large assortment of
SHOES & HATS.
Their Stock was laid in on the bpat term*
Raving been purchased for caani They
the retort invite their friends and country
Merchants, to avail themselves of this. op
portunity. as bargains, can be obtained!
They offer the following Goods at reduced
prices. / ' V V^<
Calicoes from 12 4 to 50 cents per jrard>
Blue Homespun,
Ginghams, It),
Curtain Calico, 20, . |
do. Elegant, ?
Bed Tickings, 37 ?
Handkerchiefs from 13}to?1} cen<s|
"Patent Loom Shiritings, 31$,
'Men's Shoes, from 75 cents to $2,
Ladies do. from 75 to $2$,
Wen's Hats, from 50 cents to fc7, fcc. kc.
And every other article at the same rate.
H.- Levy & Co.
Nearly opposite the Masonic Hall*
. Camden, August 99, It 19*
'
.Stolen,
a ' ? ? v< .t ;f *777/ *
FROM the subscriber, at Chester, on
Thin sday the 12th inst.-r-Two Notes of
Hand given by John liooch and Joseph
Garlick, for Eleven Hundred Dollars, l>ear
ing date, the 1 7thof January, 18 17 ? another
,Notc of Hand for Four or Six Hundred
Dollar*, date not recollected ; one Note of
Hand <:iven by Thopns Archer, for One
Hundred and Seventy Five Dollars, dated
N ovemher, 1817 ; 'One other Note of
Hand given by Jesse Hudson, for One
Hundred and Fourteen Dollars and some
Cents, dated November, 1817; two other
Nou s of Hand payable by Andrew Gard
ner, for Fifty Dollars each, ami dated No-,
?ember, 1818. All the above Notes pay
able to the subscriber. All persons are
oautlortfed not to purchase any of the above
>Jotes *f Hand, and a liberal reward will be
paid to any person who may become the
means of the thief being delected, and the
proporty being restored to
Alexander Archer.
August 36, 1819. 76 ?
Kershaw District ? South- Carolina.
AUGUST 6, 1819.?
MR. JOHN S\\ ILLEY, Jtin. hastollVl
iaforc me a SOUREI. MARE, aflSuf
134 hands high, a small blaze in her face*,
Tl years old, a dark apot in the hollow
yart of her thigh, and a white *pot on her
Nfeathers, valued at $35.
John Duhose, J% P.
"Robert F.Ik in*, ) a
Woireji Dnbosc, $ Approvers.
FOR 8 ALU
TWt> and a half dozen best
Philadelphia Rifles .]
Jauies Clark.
Camden, Oct. 28, 1819.
JSoiice.
ALL persons indebted to the estate of
George (jaydkn, deceased, are required
to come forward and make immediate pay
ment ? and tho*c to whom be was indebted,
will render in their account* pro petty at
tested to
Peter Fleming, Adm'r. &
Frances- tiaydeiij Mm'bc.
October 28,1819. 8 5 - 3aa
' * ?? n ? ? * m
For Sale*
A valuable tract of LAN I), containing
Four Hundred and Forty- Three Acres,
lying on Big Lynches Creek, in Chester
field District, about eight miles from Til
lers Ferry. As it is deemed that the qual
ity of soil, together with the many advan
tages that uYute in the place, is sufficient to
recommehd it to any pet son desiring to
purihas^it, it is deemed "Unnecessary to
give it a^pirticular description. Fog terms,
apply to the subscriber, living on the pre
mises.
Jonathan Thompson.
October 28v)8 1 9. 83-3*.
I The Eagle Tavern,
I ^ r % 4
TilF, subscriber respectful !y informs
his friends and the public in get.oal, li.at
I he has opend
I A House of ISntei tainmentj
I At Lancaster Court- House, ai the Sign
I M e Eagle , formerly occupied by IV . /?.
I Die key. From his long experience in the
I line of hit business, he flatters himself that
[lie will be able to give general satisfaction
I to all those who may call on him. His
House is large and convenient for the nc
I commodation of travellers? his Table and
I Bar will be furnished with thfc best the
I country can afford ? his Stables are large
| and furnished with the best of provender.
I Call and judge for yourselves.
I John Davidson. *
Lancaster, Oct. 2 1, 18 19. 84?e
I -- , i ? . ?? -*
I * ^oti4.#
I ALL persons indebted to tl?e estate of
TAt*L,ti.Y JVfXONy drccased,i ait: re
I quested to make immediate payment ; and
I those h&ving demands aganst the same, are
I hereby required to render tlycm duly at- i
I tested. v *
Diana Nixon, Mm'x.
" W v <ffr u
James Dureti, Mnir.
Beaver-Creek, Oct. 21, 1819,' 84-3ai
I ' . _
1 it
Any person
HAVING the fire Bucket* Nos. 2 8c 5
letters J. P. are requested to leave them at
I Latta 5c Ktlgore's Sunre.
C atnden, Oct. 14, 1819. i3-ft5a?
I . ?<*
Just Published/ j
! ?s*.
I AND FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE,
The Rev . Maxcfa
DISCOURSE, '
I Delivered in {he Chapel of the South-Car- j
olina College, on the 4th July last. j
Camden. August 26, ,AI9. |
? ii i.iiii,
I ?> i'mne md jh if yowr Jcroui tte.
THE ftub&criber grateful for farois h?t
I has hitherto received, respectfully informs
I his Customers generally, thht From the re
I cent situation of his business, he is com
I pelled to call on them to come forward anil
I make immediate payment of their accounts
I for the year 1818 ? and such of them who
I have accounts standing for the present year,
I will be pleased to make such arrangements
I as to be able to give their accounts a? quick
I a discharge as possible. Those * ho neg
I lect so to do, will find their aocouuts in the
I hands of a genttemau at the bar.
William M'Gill & Co.
' Flat Hock, Oct. 13, 1819. ^
Printing,
Neatly executed * t the ( l^zctte-Oflice,
on low tarns*
V* ? "
Grand Lodge of Ancient Free-Ma
% *o/?? South-Carolina .
WHEREAS by the Rules and Regula
tioiis lately adopted for the government of
this Grand Lodge, and thte several Lodges
under its jurisdiction, GtfAND AN-[\
JSTVAL COMMUNICATION " is to be ^
held in Columbia, 011 theyir*# FRIDAY ,
in December, in every year; and as tim..
h*a not permitted copies of .these Roles, I
since the printing thereof, to bis distributed
among all the Lodges out of Charleston :
the following extracts are published ior th\.
information of such Lodge 4, as shall ntft
receive their copies iii due time. V.
RULE *%tl 1 I
Q* the Grand CommunitkitionM*
41 There shall fce a general Grand ComS
mui^cttiicm <-f all the Lodges under the
jurisdiction of the Grand Lodge, held in
Charleston every year, on St. John the
Evangelist's day. At ihis Cojrtiiuunication,
no business of a private nature shall be 1
transacted* Tiic < )fhcers shall be installed, j
and tfceday pared in innocent festivity and
brotherly love.
Grand Quarterly Communications shall
be heid in Chai leston, on the itst Friday in
March, June and September, and on the
next Friday but one proceeding St. John
the Evangelist's day c and a Gland Annual
Communication shall be held at Columbia
on the ftrst Friday in December, in every
year, and shall sit and sojourn from day to
day, until the business b- foie them be fin
1 * it led 116 term shall exceed one
n t \ d in , r. t -h#nce of the
.Grand Secretary, the proceeding* a', such
meeting shall be transmitted t'uthat Officer
in Charleston, previous to the quarterly
communication in l)?cemhcr,Wy'Witifird
by the presiding Grand Officer and acting
Secretary, anil which shall be recorded on
the Journals of the Grand Lodge.
At the Annual Grand Communication
to be held at Columbia, each Lodge under
this jurisdiction, may be represented by its
Master and Waideu, or by a proxy or
proxies j firovittito? such proxy or proxies
are Pant Mua:er*, arid are and have been
members of the Grand Lodge, at least three
months, previous to such Communication ;
and that their appointment be certified un
der the hand of the Master, ami counter
I signed by the Secretary ol the Lodge so to
I be represented. And at said Grand Com
munication, it shall be the duty of the R ?4
"cording C .rami Secretary, to attend with a
copy of the proceedings of the labt Com
munication in Chariest* rti* and a list of the
members comprising the Grand Lodge;
but in case it slvail not be convenient tor
him to attend, the Grand Master shall un
der his hand depute some member of the
Grand Lodge 'to act as? Secretary at such'
Communication, who shall be furnished by
the Rrecording Secretary, with a copy of
the proceedings at the last Communication
in Charleston, and a list of the Members of
the Grand Lodge, duly certified !>x him.
. NULE XVIII
Of the Election oj Officer 9,
The election of Officers shall be by bal*
|lot, at thr Quarterly Communication next
proceeding St. John the Evangelist's day
in every year, in C lis lest on. But no Lodge,
or Member of the Grand Lodge, shall be
entitled to a vote at such election, who
shall be 111 arrears to the Graffd Lodge ex
ceeding one yrar. ?
. RULE XX
Of the Subordinate, Lodge 9,
Every Lodge out of the cit), shall annu
ally make its return According to the above
peeacribed form, either to the Recording
Grand Secretary in Charleston, on or be
fore the Quarterly Commutation in March,
or to the acting Grand Secretaey, in Co
lumbia, it the Annual Communication
there to lie held in December ; and the
said Lodges shaH, *t the time of making
their returns as above, pay up, and settle
their fees and contributions with the Grand
Treasurer in Chartawnn, or with his De
puty in Columbia, under the same penal*
ties fts are expressed and contained iftthe
section immedatcly preceding this."
The form for making returns, above re
ferred to, will be found in the Rules* Ah
these returns embrace the p?rio<5 of a year,
from one St. John the Evangelist^ Da? *o |
another, they will lie made out conlormahh
to the hsu al mode, an prescribed in I)ai
cho's Ahiman Reason, until the npxt t o
*uing St. John's Day in December, afu
which they will be rendered according 1
thcfforin prescribed by the new itujes* 1
Those Lodges whose old WarrantsJ of
Constitution have not yet been surrendered*
are hereby required to send them to Co
il mbia, during the next Session of the
legislature, and they will be furnished
*ith new ones. They will ai the same
ti\ne send the names ot their Master and
Wardens tor the year 5818
It is very desirable, in order to ensure a
i-egular and certain communication be
tween the Gland Lodges and distant
Lodges, that the Lodges m the country do,
without delay, inform the Grand Secreta
iy ot the Post -Office, which shall be near
est to their respective places ot meeting.
THOMAS W. BACOT, Grad Master.
J. H. Mitch kll, Recording Grand Sec'ry.
C narkston, 16th Oct. )8\9. 8<K?95
iiOOK. BINDING.
*J*HE subscriber respectfully informs
citizens of Camden and its vicinity, t
the
, . that
lie has just commenced the above branch
of Business in the store opposite Col. Nix
on's, where he will execute all kinds of
Binding with promptness and precision,
he ha?also an assortment of
Books and Stationary
Forsaleon very reasonable terms.
George Forbes.
January 7 tf
^ . -
Attachment in
| jlaHumsi'i
IN THE COMMON PLEAH,
Lancaster lHstrict.
Benjamin S. Massey,
and Henry Massey,
Archibald Cousar.
THE Plaintiffs in this case, having this
day filed their declaration in the Clerks
Office, against the Defendant, who is ab
sent from and without the limits of this
State, and hath neither Wife nor Attorney
k i within the same, i?,jn a copy of
#hc. said deciarati ' with a rule to plead'
thereto, within a year and a day, might be
served. -j?* v
It is therefore ordered, that the Sttid de
fendant do appear and plead to the said de
claration, on or before the 23d day of May
next, which will be in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and twenty ;
otherwise judgment will be ^iven and a
warded against him.
WM. M KENNA,C.C. P. ,
Office of Common Pit as.
Lancaster District, May 31, It 19.
, IN" THE COMMON PLEAS.
T. t? T. jilien, # jjf
vs. > Cate in Attachments
Jrrome JLoring , J ,
WHEREAS the Plaintiff's in
this<ca*e did* on the 26th day of July,
in the year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and nineteen, file their declara
tion in the Office of tins Honorable Court,
aga'nst the Defendant, who lft absent from
and without the limitaof this 8tate, and?has
neither wife nor attorney known within the
same, upon whom a copy of the aaid'fec
laration, with a rule to plead thereto within
a year and a day, might be served ; It
is thereitfre Ordered, in pursuance of the
Art of the General Assembly in that case
made and provided, that the Defendant do
appear and plead to the aaid declaration, on
or before the 27th day of July, which will
be in the year of oi|r Lord one .thousand
eight hundred and twenty, otherwise final
and absolute judgment will then be given
and awarded against him*
THOMAS P. EVANS, C.C.P.
Office of Common Pleas, <
JCtprffaw District, July 36, 1819.
An E stray.
WILLIAM VfEAL Tolls before me, a
small yelknr Sorrel Mare, about 1 1 years
old* 13 haftda high, much marked with the
aaddle, but has no visible brand ; apprais
ed at fifteen dollars*
Jowph Miefcle, J. q.
Sawneys Creek* K. D. June 10. 67~tf
V* An E stray.
CAPT. JOHN DUBOSE tolls before
me a Sorrel Horse, about 14 hands high,
8 years old, blind of an eye, has no visible
brand ; appraised at ten dollars. Said horse
has been in the neighbourhood since la?t
fall, and is subject to fits.
| Joseph Mickle, j. q.
| ' June 24. 67? tf
BLANKS
tDH WALE AT THIS OL t'iCJL.
Entertainment,
?d^l/ie sign (J' the Jjuck.
THL subscribers have taken thai laige
and commodious HOUbE lately occupied
by Capt. Havis, and tender their services to
tiie public in the tine of their business.
1 he buildings have recently uudergono
complete repairs.'!' hey pledge Hum
Selves to keep constantly *011 hand, every ar
ticle necessary to the comfort and sausiac
tion of those who may be pleased to call on
hemTney tner et'ore solicit U.kie 01 th
public patronage.
WELSH k SMYTH.
Camden* Sept. 30, 18 19. v 81. tW
Notice.
ALL persons having demands against
Mr. John M'Cants, late Merchant of
Camden, deceased, are hereby required
to tender them duly stated ; and all per
sons indebted to the saiu John MCants, are
desired to made immediate payment to th?
subscriber, or Royal Bvllard, Esq.
James Clark,
Executor John ATCanttx
Camden, Oct. 14, 1819. 83-88
? ? ? ??
Notice.
AS the Subscriber intends removing to
Charleston, as soon as his crop of Cotton
can be gathered. He will sell the Lease
of those Lands he now plants, for two yeart
from 1st of January next. 1 here is on the
place about 145 acres of cleared land, 65
of which is prime Hiver Swamp, the bal
ance good Cotton land. He will also sell
the stock of Cattle and Hogs, a good Gin
of 30 Saws, together with about 100O
bushels of Corn, all the fodder made on
the place, Pease, fee. and all the Plknt*?
tion Tools.
John Dubose.
August 6* 74? tt
Regimental tee 8.
THE 6th lfegtmeM of C A ' ? * L is
ordered to rendezvous at C amd.ni, - e
third Monday of November next, ? q d
according 10 law ; there to be eneam -ed
for three days, for the purpose of being
instructed in military discipline.
By order of Col. James G. Spann,
* A. HODGES, Adjutant*
Se|4ggjM30. . 8186
IIP f T ?!
For Sale,
At Jam e* Clarke's JTew Store, {9
Camden , viz s
10 barrels Philadelphia WHISKEY,
2 hhds. N. E. RUM,
1 dp. London PORTER, (8 dozen,)
00 barrels fine Liverpool SALT,
WINE and CORDIAL by tile doze*,
I hhd. HONEY, ?
1 do. VINEGAR,
Leaf TOBACCO by the cwf.
Prime Inverness and Dundee
Cotton Bagging. ?
J amen Clark*
Camden, Sept. 29, 1819. a.
? Bargains .
THE subscribers continue to dispose of'
their extensive stock of DRY GOODS, *
HARDWARE 8c GROCERIES, at cost
and charges? and as they have determined
to close their Camden business, they offer
FOR BALE,
Their Camden property upon Broad-street.
It embraces the advantages of an excellent
DWELLING-HOUSE, with a complete
range of STORES, (just finished in ?
hnndsonr e and convenient style,) well cal
culated for an extensive business, with every
necessary back building, Kitchen, Carriage
House, Horse fttables, Cotton House and
spacious Store Houses. As the'sbovo
property wr * originally purchased andim*
proved upon the best terms, it is offered a
baragtfin at cost.
H. LEVY fc CO.
Camden, September 15, 1819.
Committed
TO the Gaol of KeAhaW a
Negro Fellow, about r? 5 . y - of
5 feet 10 or 1 1 inch**- 4t- . --?* h, ? f?
nays his name is
HGIPW
and belongs to William null in Barnwclt
District* The owner is requested to conic
Toward, prove property, pay charter. an<i
/ke iTm av ?v.
, William Love, g. k* x>*
April *