Camden gazette and mercantile advertiser. (Camden, S.C.) 1818-1822, January 20, 1820, Image 1
THE PLBLIC HTII.L OUR G UIDE?THM PUBLIC GOOD OUR ?AZ>.
lie***.*
PUBLISHED WEEKLY!
r_ JBV JOHN (JA.VilJKliJOE.
uTcrma. ? three dollars per annum, pay*
| . able in advance ; and in all cases where
I -papers shall be delivered at the expense
L mi the Editor, . the price wiU be Tftftk*
r is ar.tf fifty csnts. No paj>er
g discuntined, but at tne option of the Ed
J itor. u'ntilaU arrearages are paid*
sAdvertiacment8 not exceeding twelve lines,
* inserted three times for one dollar, audj
tweuty-fi ve cents for each continuation.
It no directions are giren with an Adv*r
smentit will be continued till forbid.
tiscmen
wmm *.
v l*?blic Sale. *
WILL be sold on M^op^ay, the 7th Feb
ruary next, before the Court House in
Camden, the L* "tod Buildings in the-]
lower part of Camden, lately owned by
JosfrPH Thornton, deceased} adjoining
the Lots of Joseph Micklk, and . Mary
' Kershaw, on Broad street*
? ALSO?
The House and Lots in the neighbour
hood of Mr, Lks's Brickyard, at present
?owned by 13. J. t ampbell, formerly the
property of the said Thornton.?' The above
property to be sold for cash, at the risque
*ot the first purchasers, .
J. Carter, Com* J?g* Cam. Via.
January 13, i&2Q? 96?-99.
Public Auction. r
TuEjSuhsc l ibera will expose a) Public
Auction on 1 hnrsday of present
month, their remaining Uock, comprising
a lurtftf aiKl general assortment of * ; v
Dry Goods. Hardware Mrocerke. |
As they are determined ioctose
*ine*s, Bargains may l?e*j*c*ed, ^ :
sale worthy the atteutfctfi of planters and
merchants. ?-'< . :A
The extensive Stores and premises which 1
the subscribers at preteg* ycci*pyt are of
private sale* on a^uunodating |
terms. /' ; vi^r
Cotton at the Charleston price, , will be
taken in payment tor the whole 04 any part
of the above articles.
Lj H? Levy it Co.
Camden, JanuarjH&?|l&30^ ; 93- 96?. 1
Public Auction.
T AT the Sigh of live 1 Clto$S IfcEYS
in Camden, will be sold on Tuesday the
1 it>st. at VO o'clock. All the remain
log stock of goods, belonging to the firm
of Samuel Lop-kz 8c Co. As on that day
a dissolution of the copartnership wiH lake
placc. I'he stock consists 6i
Pry Goods y Groceries, Crockery ?
Sadlery and Hardware, (
suitable for the country trade. As the
goods will be sold for cash, bargains may
*e expected. vV
- N .A AU peftons indebted to said firm,'
are requested to Sortie forward and make
immediate payment, as no longer indulg
ence can be given. Those who do jiot
Avail themselves oft' this notice, by the first
of March, will find their a&ount* in {he
hands of an Attorney for Collection.
? ?
Jucfali Bftrfett.
January 1820. W&Lfc 95? f
FOR BALE.
TWO and a half doien best
Philadelphia Jitfe*.
lames Clark. ^
Camden, Oct. 28, 1810.
? ?
To lient
THE Stow Rooms, at present occupi
cd by ATKtN&ON k WORKMAN ? '
Alto if required, a back room with a fire
place \n it, which will answer as a count
ing room. Possession given the firs of
January. Apply to the Subscriber oppo*
sit the MisoqtQ Hall.
Thoma* Warren.
- He keeps constantly on hand a variety ut
CABINET FURNITURE, to sell on
Vie most accommodate > terms.
* December *3,A * $3 ? 4 /*
oil:
UNSEED OIL* from North-Carolina,
by -the barrel or smaller quantity.
v ?Also?? ,
PAIM^S <ind?A[Nf BRUSHES o
all kinds? For sale by ? .
W. & S. Blanding.
Camden, January 1, 1820.
To Rent.
7 " ' *.?I * rV 4 ? "
THE House lately occupied by I)r.
Cxareft, in LogtoWu. For terms apply
to ' ? ? ?' '
4 .a . / ; " * 3K Carter.
January 6, 1820. 9 5?tf
Garden Seeds,
Just arrived from New-York and New
England, of the growth lb 1 9? And *
for sale, wholesale or retail, by
P. THORNTON,
( One door below Mr. J. JJoby'ity in the Store
: formerly occupied by Mr . J, SiuirS)
THE subscriber haying tried the roost
of them,' will undertake to warrant, and
say they are good? v
?as follows?
Early Y ork Cabbage i
Early Sugar Loaf do *
Early Dutch do .
Early Battersea do
Early Penton t\ o
Drum Head Win
- ? *
Large Scotch do
Green Glazed do
Large .English Sa
voy do
Late Dutch do<,
lit urnlp rooted above! ?
ground dp* ^
/Tt*r?ip rooted; be
low do
RedDutc
Winter crook neck
dilto ... ,i:;.
Summer bush do
Greenvutkey Cu^
cumbAs
Long grem do
Early do7
Prickley Gherkin#
(for Pickles)
Nutmeg Mellon
Came lope xdo #
Musk Mellon
Large water meltons
.Mammoth Gourd *
Mamrfnpth Pump
kins
Squash Pepper
tm\ w
Turple Brucoh A Summer Savory
Larly London Caulv- ! Cuvkl Parsley
flower j White, Mustard
Late do do 1 Brown do
Early Spring T ur? Solid Cellery^
nip Garden Crese ^
Yeltow^o ? - ? ^-^Veget3ffile Oyiter
Large Bo 1 lochs Ab- j Sage
. eideen, or Yellow J Saffron
4- Scotch Turnip ? 4~?fcfiBer
Large NorfolkTield
;6m> >*?*
GrOpn top do
Red top doL^.
French or Hanover
t ditto
Yellow Stone do
Yellow MaCta, (a
[rtws
Ea
new ' and choice $ Dwyf do
t _ Ilt(^fefl5
Wilson's' superfine
early six weeks de;,
iarl]
Tall sugar Pea
Prussian blue do
Spanish Moratta do
Tall Marrowfat do
Dwart cluster flo
Leedaman dwarf do
Early yellow' bush
-'Beans
Early speckled do
Early Kidney or Liv
er do
Early six weeks
comfort do
Pale Cranberry do
S Hush do
I Dutch Runners do
< Lima do
White Albariy bush
Beans .*?
Hilegoland do
Windsor do * >.
Early Bit az a gin do
Lucerne or Ercqph
Clover
White Dutch do
Red do
Guinea Grass, -
Saint -Foin r.r Holy
Hay
Orchard tir?*6
Herds do
Timothy do
English Rye do
Irish Potatoes
Blood Beet
Yellow <fo Tf
Early Scarcity do
Swelling Parsnip )"?
Early horn Carrot
Purple do
Salmon KadiipP
I* Purple do
Cartel do v ,
Short top do \
Early frame do
White Turnip do <
Long black Winter
ditto / .
Ice Lettuce
Head do . -
White coss d6
Cabhagedo ?
Ercrlydo
Imperial do
Brown Dutch do
Hardy green do
Grand admiral dp .
Red Onions
White do
Large lieotch Leeks
Serpent Squash ; ,
Com. Porter'a do
f " ' '/ ? a. ? ^ ^ ff ' r ? fc ^3
Pamphlets with directions for Garden
ing, may also be had. t
' Those who may wish to purchase to sell
again, will find it to their advantage to call
and be supplied, as a very liberal discount
will be made.
A few small boxes well assorted, put up
to suit families, with a deduction of twenty
five per cent.
N. B. Should any person, after purchas
ing -any of the abote Seedn from the sub
r.riher, find on trial* any of them not good
? , fciurning them, or ihe.empty bags, will
? ? oetve others in place of tliem, or the
'#?? ' ' .1 ? "v ::J$W
X%mdfiv Nov. 25^ - 89? ?
1 , Francis Allen,
tailor ,
GRATEFUL for the writ* conferred,
informs His friends and t)tc public, that he
still continues tttdo bittiffefts in Camden.
He has rt.ee i red ,th? latest fashioffa by Mr.
Le Koache, frora Europe,' fend is now qua!*
ified to execute work of any kind in his line
of business.
Camden, Dec. J 6, 181$. \ , '92?
PliOP0St?8
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SOUHKRJY LITERAR Y REGISTER,
By Andrew &'?l^ne.
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to History, Biography, Criticism,! Moral
and Religious Essays, Poetry, awi the Fine
Arts. 'Agricultural, Medical, and other
articles, which may be thought of generai
interest, win likewise be admitted, together
with such Ulster of wit and amusement as
may be judged Useful or entertaining^ A
general Summary of Politics will be added
each ftcek, and a Monthly List of New
Publications at the end of every fourth
number. ? . Y:r < ?????? ?-!
The- inducements which have led the J
editor to issue proposals for a publication <
of this nature, are such'a^Ke believes to bo
of sufficient weight a;K. importance to war
rant the undertaking: The wealth, refine
ment, and literature; of the southern states ;
the genius imd eruditi?n^ numbers, who
either hold important pfifcep under govern
ment, or are at the heaSofthe literary in
stitutions established artkonyj us; and the
rapidly increasing taste mr learning and the
arts, which it sprea^nAmeug all classes
of people, arp the profy evidences of a |
flourishing and in ipron? state of society,
and afford him ab uncial! encouragement
to hone for a sucessfuimvaecution
Miftt + *1: . * ? a
I W|V? ~ long aelnjsu, auu inni. wuiw, ill
\$Wf- 4*wtancea, out dally newspapers have1
attempted JO blend literary articte* of in
terest and merit with tfce dry detail *nd
confusion of political matte*, no one should >
have thought of separating' the two, and
establishing a general repository for the
reception and circulation to useful and?
polite literature. Aa for as the editor h*s
the means offcrtbrmatioo, he is acquainted
with no paper published south of Baltimore
which bears the character of the one he
has in contemplation ; and as Columbia is
nearly the cenmriMnation bctWC y* North
Carolina and Georgia, tETsT^ piece - cm
^ braces superior foc#T advantages to many
others, and particularly favorable Jo the
*ide distribution of such a . paper through
this 4>th1 the neighboring atatea. 7 ^ , ,
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matter only as m*y be of general utility,
6f interesting and important on account of
itM ability and merit which it may display.
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private friendship oV individual worth,
(whatever importance he may otherwise at
tach to these considerations.) whenever ^
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ter. A constant regard will be had to the
moral tendency of every article, whether
ovi,*.nal or selected; and however striking
the wit and Imagery of a writer mty seem,
tiuse wJl never be considered ns making
up for a general looseness4 of expression,
or a want of fitness an^l propiiety iu the
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putes, either in religion or politics, will bo
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Subscriptions receivecf at this office, by
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Detemhcr L# * 90? - if
Pub Lit Sate,
BY permission pi the ordinary of Ches
terfield District, wltl be sold on Wednesday,
the 26th clay of January instant, at the late
residence of James BUikcneyy Esq. deceas
ed, on Lync h's C reek, all the "personal es
1 late of the said deceased, consisting of
35 Valuable A egToes,
Stock of Horse!), Cattle, Hogs, Sec* crop of
Corn, Fodder, kc. and Household and
Kitchen Furniture, on a credit of six months.
Purchasers giving notes bearing interest
from the date* with approved personal se
curity. : 'V
- Mary Blakeney,
^chnWar. Jo nits Blakcney, deceased.
* 1830. " ^ 93-07*?
GEORGE FOHB?9,
fibs jtuitgSkvcd an assortment of
BOOKS AND jCTATIONABY,
In addition to Jus. fontldr assortment, wldch
lie will sell on v^ryireasonable terms?
Where ma\ be had,^~
Almanacs for 1820.
B^OK- BIN DING executed wkh neat
ncss and despatch, on Tow terms.
Spate!
Mi
Gawtlen, Noy^ 18, 1819- * ^ ./ '*8-?
IN THE COMMON PLEAB,
i Lancaster District.
[' Benjamin S. Massey,
[ and Henry Masseyv .
tr?:
!V i tv
H*
feasor
Attachment in
' Jif umtit*
' v ' \ ?'?
A rc 1 1 ibal d C on saw
THE Plaintiffs in thfs case, having this
day filed; their declaration in the Glerks
Office, against the Defendant, who is ab
sent from and without the limit* of this
State, and hath neither Wife nor' Attorney
known within the same, upon a copy of
the said declaration, with a wile to pie*#'
ima year and a U
. . ? wmm ? *
for,
J
thouw^J k&* ;
otherwise fadgment wm be given ftftd ?
warded against blta.^- '?$ - ?-V ' ?? <7 V A
> t ;( ^WM ;3r KBNMA* C*C. P. ?
of Common^JPlea*. ' -
Loncattcr XMitHct, Aftg2l,l?lt>.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
T.l? 7'. ?*//?.,") 'A ' ?''' ' I
-**?%.? \ V Cdrse fn Attachment.
Jerome Loring , J
8 the PUW#lyn
lulyr
1 in the year of our Lord one thousand eight
I hundred and nineteen,,' file their declara
I tlon in the Ofl^cebFthia Honfcra^Te Court,
against the Defendant, who is absent from
and without the limits of this State, and has
neither wife nor attorney known Within the
same, upon whom a copy of the said dec
laration, with ? rule to plead thereto within
a y$ar, and a day, might b* served i It
is therefore Ordered, in pursuance of the
Act of the General Assembly in that case
made and provided, * that the Defendant do
appear and plead to the said declaration, on
of before the 27th day of Julyv which will
ty in the year of our Liprd one thousand
eight hundred and twenty* otherwise final
and absolute judgment will then be. given
ainl awarded against him
TiipM as P. b van's, c.c.p. ,
Office W i ommon Pleas,
I Kershaw District, July 26, Iftfff
. M'atiie. "Si
THE ^bbsoiber has for SA or Rent,
* House ?nd Lot in the villager** Lane as
? tsrvilkMthe House is twotttrles high* in
it are six Rooms? there are on tjie Lot, a
large ? table, Kitchen, Smok^l louse, Corn
Crib and a good Gardea . '
v Y^ltowl Adam*.
|0 November 18, 18)9. 88? ?
...... .< ?>,> I ?? ? "j '? I I > I. Hftll*
The Eagle Tavern #
THE subscriber respectfully informs
his friends and the public in general) that
he has opend w ? ,
A Houm qf JEntn fainmrrrt,
JU Littler Court- House, at the Sign q/
< he Eagle , formerly occupied by fV. JR.
Dickey . From his long experience in the
line of his business, he fl atters himself that
he will be able to gi^e general satisfaction
to all those wh6 may call on him. His
House is large andfeonvenient for the ac
commodation of travellers ? his Tibbie and
Bar Wilt be furnished with the best the
country can' afford? his Stables are large
and furnished with the best of provjender.
Call and judge for yourselves.
John Davidson.
Lancaster, Oct. 21, 181K 84**,
v .St
.t , ^ P- -Jl.-- , . - '??*!
Alexander Monroe
UKaiLFUL tor the e*
tended to hu?> ID the line ot him business?
presents his sincere tnanfcs to hit ti nmls
and the public, tor the tavors air auy fc- .
ceivetUvfro also announcejMhai
*?V'
taken : into copaiteroersfcip, Mt^VVlL*
LI AM M'l fcnrop*
* jeni v
??? . ?ww VU1W1I
LIAIVI WLEUU, laicaj
andtdat the T??i??ri.w, "
earned on b
the hrnrot
?4*
^ : W ~
iuonroe A ^I'Leod^
iWho suUck
r?n?ge,_#Kl ^
de>* coritnktet
wuh promptitude and
;ot the pub.x
themselves, thai ?ui 1
th&n wili
r?v?OTi*M%wv <mM
having a correspondence with NMM
and Philadelphia* by wa> of Charleston*
they will be lurxiv?hed with the nf west J
.fashions,? 'A he business wiU be continued
in the house hitherto occupied by A* "
MONROE. - ,
Camden, Nov. 25. *; >'
[ JOHN HivNivY
Vhilor Jrom /London , *??, ,^v ^
MOST icsptciluny liitoims **> friends,
and the Gentlemen oi Camden, thatWgytij
commenctd the
jloiiowtig juuome&S)
in all K* branches, ai the house oi 31?* 3$
, Browsqm, and warrants th we that will fa- .
X? him with their work, that it shall"
done in the newest tashiom. and at t!
shortest notice? at he can Sk g\e new<
fashions from Philadelphia, having a'UW
"er with one of t^e best Tailors thore. 1
hopes from his assiduity and f*Ueutionr
merit aahare of their custorsu Ju
Camden, Nov* 25, 1*19. ? >; i*
-,y . ? . <; <.
1
Thryl^?f??
1 P"blic PaUonagtwEL8? k
1 C^?,SePt.30,L.?9. ,V?P.
'J |i''t'i> ^ "
x .r v * , ' a 8501
?t " ?'?? " 1 ... ,'? nV' ?' ? ? ?' f ""*
: *w :
4t Jowea thrkea ^TeU> Storet
10 barrels Philadelphia "WHlSKEYj
3 hhds. N. E. RUM, '? ' 1
c -
W1NJS and COB DIAL
s 1 hhd. HONEW v <
1 do. VINEGAR, .
Leaf TOBACCO by, the cwt.
ims- ? jii8o ? .a
Prime Inverness and Dundee
*H . . Cottfr&' jtaegivgf VV^vJfi!
' 3*** Clark.
Camden, Sept. 29, 1^9.
??;; >< ~ r.
' ? v ? A?fc .
I .IT U the subscribera present determine
tlon to close his business in Camden the
years helves this method of m
ling his fHAnd#and the public, that lie
jttsit^ceite^ a new assortment oC ;*,y
I -Dry Goods 9 Hardware Groctrie$,
Together with his former stock, makes his
assortment for the season complete.
The above Ooetis are offered either hf
jrholcBalk or retail, on very induced prices*
? Those* pfh-sons desirous of purr basing, *
will 6nd it to tMfcir Interest to eall.
N. B. Loaned or mislaid, a Book entiled
the Com/fete Italian any person
hsvmg life same, wilt confer a great frvor
en the subscriber bv returning it.
William Brown.
December 23, IS 19. Jp- /Bj^H
i \
I To Rent,
THE HOUSE and LOTS belonging to
I the eatate of John M 'Cants, deceased?
consisting of a large Dwelling-Howe two |
stories high, with a large Store -Room in
front, Kitchen, Smoke-House, Back-St r<\
Cotton- House, Chsir-Houie, fee. with u
| excellent W eH in the , yard ? ^Possession
given immediately. Aprriy to
Jatnea.CIftlkf Uxocutor
Of the emote <>f John hf Canity dcaiwd.
| Camden, Nov. If, 1819. i