Camden gazette and mercantile advertiser. (Camden, S.C.) 1818-1822, January 20, 1820, Image 3
The splendid mansion of Joseph
Bonap&rie (lrlte Kins; of Spain) at
Bovdeitfown, .New- Jersey; Was des
troyed by fire on Tuesday afternoon
the 4iii inst. The fire originated in
the fourth story from some defect in
a store. * The principle part of the
furniture, and all the valuable paint
ings, estimated to?be worth 150,000
dollars, were saved*
A remonstrance from thd Virginia
Agricultural Society of Fredericks
4 burg, has been |*esenled to Con
gress, against the imposition of any;
additional duties on imported goods.
- Hf he general convention for thfc
fortoition of a National Pharmaco
poeia, met at Washington, and oi\ the
| 3d inst. made choke of Dr. Samuel
7 L. Miichill, for President, andT)i\
Thomas T. Hewson. as Secretary.;
The delegates then entered .on the
\usiness of their appointment.
The small pox w as very preva*
talent in Loudon, in the mouth of
October. The weekly bill returned
en aggregate of 83. Fifteen pati=i
Cnts were in the liofepital on the 10th
of .November. : ,
Tty N
One yeaT?s sale of tbc " Observer
n paper published every Sunday in
London, whs 602,234 averaging
/ 1^581 each publication. The n
mnnnt for stamps paid to the revenue
? . was no less a sum titan 80601. ster
; < ling,, independent of the excise upon
twelve hundred and lour reams of
paper at i\\rtm pence each pound
weight, and^the duty ofr three sltiU
lings and sixpence on each adver
tisement ; making a total sum, coot
tributed to the revenue by this paper,
published owe a weekr and for only
fifty two publications, of about loj
000/. sterling, ecpval to 844,444' 44.
; y *7 , _ )/, , ,k $ ?? . A. ? i
The Legislature of Alabama have
addressed General Jackson, approv
ing entirely of his conduct in regard
^ io the Seminole war.
#> ^ - * * i ' <?
? M.Bclzoni, the celebrated Italian
traveller, lately made a journey
00 days into tHe deserts of J,y hia,
'' -am tyfeh for ihe^rutns of tlte temphk
Jupiter Amrn'on. He foUnu tl
country fertile; .' but no T6nr?pp.?n
traveller had penetrated stHar for
several ages, and the wild inhabitants
refused to let liim pass through it. im?
. agfhing that lie came to look for treas
ures. ,Hs ascertained however, that
ins of that Temple had been
*d in the conatroctioii of an
which, is^Hre a partly de
stroyed. What he fount! most ire
Warkable it the spring of water men
tioned by Herodotus, \\ hirh is warm
i ?in t# moWimg and evening, cold at
7 noon, and hot at midnight. He
brought' away some of the water in
^ order to analyse h*
V.'V * V ^ , ' f
'** ? r ry* ? *
A Vermont paper relates an anec*
dfote of a teamster tVom tliat state, wha
on his return from Hoston happened to
fall in company with three other men
of the whip, and excepted ail hivf
: tation to^rtafce of their checr* B e
? was shortly after seized with such
intense drowsiness as to ^obliged
to leave his Imm i? the aire of hi*
hospitable cora|>aniofta, and atop at
a house on the roatf, where lie slept
.wtenty-hour*, although repeated
efforts were made to rotase him. It
% M?oms his companion* had infused
fipium in the liqtro^which he drank*
and intended W> appropriate to them
selves hfeteam k goods. They were
overtaken, ^hqwever, and the pro
perty recovered. The Vermont pa
per Advises 'teamster*, in future, to
drink their own grog.? Phil. pnp\
ifau mifmuu m mmsm&m
EL,
?Al*/ persons hating demands against
ti of Mast Dixoit, late of Sum*
Wet, deceased ; are reqpested to
tnepi to Ifc Dullard, Esq. In Cam
to mv. 6n Beaver Creek* duly attest
ed, and all per*#* indebted to *aid etiatc .
V hereby* tquired ' to pake iinmcdi ^ ]
y J ' n"" ?v uiaav l|UIUCI
SMr^^jfrtftt to me. v v
_ TrftiHiara.
i #nu*'7*r'> 18kf VV^r-96
?...J mT-.
Dancing School.
ILA1 NUNN, will open a DANCING]
->CHOOL in Welsh & Smyth's Long
Room. on Friday, the 21st. instant.
Camden, Jan. 20, 1820.
REMOVAL.
Globe Tavern
COLUMBIA,
At the Sign of Vie (Golden Ball*
THE Subscriber solicits permission to
tender to his friends and the public, his
thanks <or ihe encouragement extended to
iiim? and informs them that l^e has re
moved from the corner opposite Mr. Wil
liam Purvis' storey to the north-west comen
on Richardsoiv^nd Lady streets, the brick
house lately o^upied by Mr. Isaac Ran
dolph. It is well adapted to the purposes
of a tavern, being neatly finished, ^s the
subscriber is now permanently fixed, he
tenders his services to such persons as "may
^vor him witt> their custom. His bouse
well furnishnd with elegant^edding^nsd
furniture, of every kind necessary for ike
reception of genteel persons, every other
department attached to the establishment,
is equal. Of these assurances, come and
judge. - C.E. WILLIAMSON.
N. B. The Charleston, Augusta, an^lj
Northern stages, Btop at the Qlobe Ta
vern. M ^ v '
Columbia^ Jan. 1 1, 1830. V 97-? 1
Notice.- r
ALL perstms indebted to the estate of
Jambs Blakenxy, dcceas>ed ; are request
ed to make immediate payment. And those
having demands against him, are request
ed to render them legally attested, within
the time prescriber by law, to Thomas p.
Evans or myself. * . ,v
Maty Blakejiey,
, jldm'rx. JamejkJJ/c,k-eney, dec.
January 20, 1R20. Mg 97 ? tf
. iiMii.i ? < .M hi ii ? . .iii>
Committed:
' TO the Gaol of Kershaw District, an
African Negro Man, about 25 or 30 yea*s
old) $ feet 3 inches high, calls his name
GEORGE,
and says he belongs to James EUet, on
Little River, in > airfield District. The
owner is requested to come forward* ?rove
property pay the expenses and take him
away. . S['S- r -
k W * m Love*, g. k. ii.
January 20, 1820. 9 7
Mft. Brown
r? ' ? > ? ?
Respect fully informs her friends and the
public* that she ha* just received a supply
of MILUWKR JWwhich she will dispose
of on the (host reasonable terms, and will
thankfully receive any favors conferred.
December 33, 1819.- - 93 mat
i? i . ii m ii ii,
?k Caution.,
THE s^Wse riber cautions the1 public
against trading lor two Notes of If ana given
by him to <JeOrge Huston, orte for 8110
and the other for ?30*- As the considera
tion for which they Were given has piwved
to be deceptive, h^^te^a^dno t to pay
> ' James Johnson ,
December 1 6, 181?, 93*-^
- ? * ' ? ' ?* - fi*-* *? ? ? *? *
Take Notice.
THE subscriber not billing to thtoow the
montey of his customers into tjfoe hands of
lawyer's and Sheriff's earnestly solicits
them not to neglect paying what is due
him# between this and ithe first day o i
March next, as thc*e whA may so neglect,
are hereby assured that their Notes and
accounts Will foe left in the hands of an At
torney for collection.
fl^niy Abbott.
Camden, Nov. H, I8$9/ ? N 87-?
? ? - ? ? i
ROCKY RRANCH KOR SALE.
.THIS estate consists of 1861 acres of
LAND, ascertained by itsurvey> situate 05
the Wateree Hiver, eight mile* above
Camden, having nearly five hundred acres
of cleared Land, and about the same quan
tity df an excellent quality for the cultre of
Cotton, remaining uncleared. This situ
ation is remarkably healthful, and has on in
one of the best Orchards in South Caroli
na* ? About 33 likely Negroes on the same
place, are offered for sale at the same time
and on the same terms. It is desirable to
sell the Land and Negroes together, but
any person who will take the whole of the
Negroes may be accommodated. Persons
disposed to purchase, will make their ap~
plications to J. CARTER,
Cftfn* Eq. Camden Dittrirt.
Camden, Nov. 31, 1819. 89-tf?~
Stephen ? Creek , Edgefield.
FOR Sale, a valuable tract of Land,
consisting of SOO acres, more or less, situ
ated us above, and bouuded on land grairtec!,
to Hugh Rose, Jacob Mott and Reber?
Starke. Requires. The Title is unexcep
?onable^ being from the original Grante.
tW term*, apply to the Editor of the (. am
ion ..Gazette, , ?'
April 33. ' 58?t{
List of Letters,
Remaining in the PoH'Ofiee at Camden J
C January 1, '820. ? j
A? Mary Ann Adams, Monsieur Ade-!
brun, Benjamin Amazon, Richard Allen.
B? William Brasington, Elijah Bass,
Rev* Reynolds Bascom, Rebecca Ballafd,
Mary Beckhqtn, Philip Brewer, John J.
Blair, Yelverton Boiling-, Benjamin Barnes, i
Ijorace W. Branson, William Bradlji
William Burwell, Wilson Brown, John
Brown, Robert Ballard, Johh Bethune.
C? Jacob C hampion, S; William Cle
burne, 2 ; Francis Conneh Col. William
Carloss, Tlu> mas Crimen, "Major Benjamin
Carter, Andrew Caton, Thomas Cusack,
William Carpfenter, Daniel Canadjr, John
Campbel|, 2 ; James Cook, John Chandler,
Daniel Carter, James ft. Cotter. * * v 1
D? Lloyd Davis, Elijah Doc kins, Justen
Dyer, Simeon Demmiug, Charles L# Dyer,
Susannah Dunlap, 2 ; Thomas Dur^n, Ro
bert Dunlap, Abel Dixon, 2 ; Josiah Dan
iels, John Duren, Thofnas Davis, Master
James Drew, W. C? Diggs. Esq. \Abner
Dilmore^w- ?. - - *w
? E-^-Jane Enrm, James Edward* J<*eph
English, Elliot Elkins, 1. . >
I ? Wilie Fort, Elizabeth Fort, Eltas
Fort, Benjamin FrahkHn.
G? ??Hon* Judge Gantt, William Guphil,
Joseph Goodman, Esq. Dr.. David George,
William Grenker, Josepfh G i*acey^. &.
Gillis, R. Godwin. s / / *
He\vintr9. James Hines,'
Eliza Harveston, Thom;:s I icwze, Charlei
rionpw, f Keuben 1. Norton, BenjamiTl
Harrilsofc, 2; John Harrison* Pi nek ney
Holly. ;,v L -
' J ? Pobert Jone*> John Johnson, Jiff^n**
& Co. John Jones, Lyriia Joijes, ^amuel
Jones, 2 ; Charles Ingram.
K ? Francis * S* Kennedy, James Ken
dritk, Brittan Kiipatrick, *
Hugh M'Kinzie* Thomas Muse,
M'*s. Louisa M* Willie, Thomas M'Crady*
3 j John Moore, John Martin, Josiah Mil
lcrj Samuel Martin, James M'Miclien, 2 ;
Alekandes M'Ra* Mrs. Mary M'Neil, Ro^
bert M* Knight, William Moffatt, Jacob
Marling1, John M'Clurc, John Marshall
Lewis Morris s; Arthur Mann,- Bobert
Mickle. Elizabeth M'Inson, Thoma*
Muse, Rebecca B. Martin.
"Ni*?H/NettiesT James Navey.
P? Sarah BUke Purcell, Adain Pitman,
R John Riddle, Eleanor Robinson.
James Robertson, Benjamin Rollins, WS1*
liatn Rasma, John Reejl, Francis Robert
son, Horatio N~ ft utledge, Esq. ?
S-i-Moab Stephens, Elizabeth Starks,
thomas Sanders, William Scott* 3 ; Ann
Scott, John Shiver* JoIVn Sinclair, Jacob
Shiver, Jb.hn Seter, Jr.
> T-~Peter Thothas, Ruth ThombilK
W- ? Nicholas Ware, spaniel ; / W^itV,
'fcbn
Williams, 2; C. T. Wijwflnii, Thomas
Weston. Jf, John Walker, Z$ Mason
Wood, Xhomaa Warren, Aim Watson, 3;
Alexander Wright, 2 j John Welch,
y ? -William Young.
i ? ii ??XLfciii *****
List 6f Letters,
Remaining in the Port Office at Lanchttter
Court, Hon*?) S. C. on the 31#/ day De^
^tender, 1810.
A? Aaron A rant. ?
H? Br.K. Geo. Blair, Mat. Bi%> fault*
Btnnet, Penelope JJorOdcm
4 0*-FVance* Clarfc, Fed. Crawford, /L\.
Irfn Cas^raStrlmg W; Isaac
CrocketW Ksq. Frederick Cumminger,
Elezabetn 1\ Cuppie> ?
D ? Granger Dukes, Robert Dunjap,
Sen* Christopher Dawson, Charles Downs,
F ? William Faulkenborough, Lucinda
Fleming, Will Elmina Fool Wood*
rV'4^^iafi0tMp. pay den, Andre# Gardner,
DanVel U. Gillet. William Graham.
H? John H\id#on, Jplm HoWell, John?
Ftancock, Joseph Huff.
v J-r-Samuei Jones, John Johnson, Art hut
Wtt* a ^
J, ?John Lancy, F. Lac.key?,
M ? ^amucl Martin, John Micklc.
*** R*? Jblm C. Robertson, John H. RoM*
son, label Hodgers, Thomas Robinson,
James Ram^y. s ft -4 ,%?' /? ? v,
S ? John L Sanderson, Sherod jSims.
rhonvas S'oan, Joshua *teaton, Robert
inipea.
T~Wm, Taylor, lames Taylor, John
jemn, Mii#s Threat. '
WwJohn . Wade, William Wearer^
Richard Wright, RaWley Weaver.
J. Stewart, P. M.
January 1, IRSft.
|g$ Fainting.
H0U8E and Sign Painting, Gilding,
Glazing and paper Hanging, Windsor
( hairs, printed and neatly ornamented, at
the comer of York and Broad-streets, op*
potftte Welsh k Smyth's Tarren, by >?- '^j
Thomas Bvmm.
Camden, Jan. 1 J, 1820. ?fi?
I K 'i i r ?- jfi -*? . --",i -fj - i ii
.T Notice : ? \
ALT, persona having any demands a
gainst the estate of Dr. Jow* JounsoU, de
ceased, ere requested to present their %e*
counts properly attested within the time
prescribed by law? -Those indebted to the
-state will please to make immediate pay
nent. - . *
.1 a no Johnson, Jl&rtfx.
Lancaster, Jan. ft, 1 820. 0 ft?
? w-'-WTK^'" ' ;fc- 6 %^ , ?
I SHERIFF'S SALES/ I
I - BY virtue o! an oider of the Honorable'
iCouri ot C-umnian Plea^ tor Kershaw Diq.
I trict, Witt be Svtd, before the Court- House
jin Camden, on Monday and Tuesday , thp
7th and 8th days ol February next, trithin
the legal hours :
* ON E tract of two hundred ac tes of Land,
(more 01 iessi) One trattof'one hundred
and fifty acres ; One tract of twor hundred
acres ; One tract of fifty seven acres ; One
tract of fifty one acres f One tract of one
hundred and forty two arcesi One trafct of
twenty nihe acres; One tract of one buti*
4i ed an ck sixty seven acres ; One tra^t of
three fiundired find twenty five aciesiiOne
tract of four hundred and ei^ht acres; One
tract of twenty three acres, and on$ tract of
one hundred and fifty acres? /^ntaining
in the whole, one thousand nine and
two acres, (be the same more or i<is)eai
which said several tracts of Land lie adja
cent to each other, on the wafer* of Beaver
Creek, and was lately the property of lovir
Russstt, deceased. Bounded South by
Elizabeth Thompson, James M'Culloch,
Bennet Barron, l^aban Delay and Aleaan*
ider Fleming^ land ; East by Thomas Bal
lard, John Gaydeti and Jererr*ah Smith's
land; North by Mrs. Hilliard, William
Russell and Andrew Hood's land, and- West
by Mrs. Ffoke'Ht >nd. - v. .w
Conditions ot sale, a. credit of on4 and
two year*, with interest from the diy of
Wale, the purchasers to give biirti . ^UK
wood personal security ; the titles to madO,
but not delivery Aitkil the purchase money
is and if not paid when the same hp
comes due, to be resold for cash, at the
rick of' the former purchasers.
M. V. Wiggins, b. ft. d,
-January IS. . V
?
Notice, v
^ , \VlLL^>e sold before the CouH-tioutfc)
on Mondav. the 7tti ofFebftiiry,
Ji ittcely Mulatto Feltow,
About nineteen years old, a first rate Black
smith. T erms. one half cash, and sL credit
of "twelve month* for the other' half. *j
Rebecca Ballard.
Camden, Jan. 13* i830. , I 96-9$~
INTHE COMMON PLEAS,
? Sumtvt District.
Iarvel G. Matfiixr "1 >ff
? v vs. v , > foreign MtacforittiL
Jam e* Delict^ J
, WHEREAS the Plaintiff in this case
did, 6o the 1 6th day of October, in the
year of our Lord one thousand eight hun
dred arid nineteen^ file theic declaration In
the Office of this Honorable Court, against
the Defendant, who is absent from and
without the limits of thi? Btate* and hat
neither wifenofr attorney known within t|>e
^ag^^port w horn a copy of ^tl^^aid^
in year frnd a day, might be aerrcSTith
therefore Orden*!, in pursuance of the
Act of the General Assembly in that case
made and provided* thalsjhe Defendant do
appear and plead to tht said declaration,
on or before the 17th day ofOciober,
which will be in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and ^weftty,' other
wise final and absolute judgment will then
be given and awarded against him. ? \ 4
L ?. MmtMs, Gs C. P.
Oftcc of Common Pleas, ' .
Sumter jDistrict, October . 1 6*1 8
dm ' ?? ?! I ?
IN THE COMMON
George I . M*C aWy,<*v
Mathtw J?. Nailer , ( Foreign ufttath* j
*s, ( mcnU
James T. lVat*on, J
? WHEREAS the Plaintiff's in thin case
did, on the 16th day. of October, in the
year o?y>ur Lord one thousand eight hum
dred atpairretee , file their declaratioiijn
U?e Officii this Honorable Covrt, against
the Defendant, yrho is abhent from and
Without the limits of this State, and has
neither wife nor attorney known witMp tne
same, upon whom a copy of the said de
claration,, with a rule to plead thereto with
in a year and aday, might be served s It it
therefore Ordered, in pursuance of tbw
Act of the General AssemWy in this case
made and provided, that the Defendant do
i appear and pWad to the said declaration, on
(or before the, 17th day $f October, which
Will be in the year df our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and twenty, otherwise
fh\al and absolute judgment .will then HI
given and awarded against' him. "
1. <i. MATJII8, c. c. p.
Office of Common Pleas,
Sumter District, October 1 6, 1 B 1 9. dfr
HOOTS & r>HOtt8.
Tfcffc au|>acribere take this method $c
inform the pablie that fhey have just re
ceived thd are openings 1atg* and elegant
Maortment of
; BOOTS SHOES, '* ?
0? their own manufactory* eqtiW to any of
fered tn thia market?which thef offer by
wholesale or retail, on the moat reasonable
term#? consisting of -
Ladies Morocco Bootees,
Do# Walking Shoes,
Gentlemen's Wellington Boot*
Do. Catfakin Shoes and Pumps,
Do. thick of different qualities*
Boys and Misses Bootees and &hoes* -
Childfens Shoes and vanou* other ?nds,
All pastfi^vors gratefully acknowledged
and a continuance of them solicited.
N. B. Country merchants wishing \C
supply themaelvet, will do well to call.
t>ec.*o. J. WHITE fcCO.
I Sale. ; "
WILT* be sold on Friday, 4he Slttinst?.
at the house in whith the subscriber now
lives*? A number of BOOKS, consisting of
of several elegant Bibles, ami other valuable
works. . ?ALSO ?
Household Furniture* >
Sutfh as Beds, Matrasse*, Tables* Chairs*
a Desk and Bqfek-Caac, fcc. and tbrfte head
; of cattle. . V ' TT
j Credit until the first of January, J 82 If
for all sumseKcfeeding Ten Dollar*? Cash
for all under* / .
? ? vy- r Av-; Isaac iSmithw* *
Camden, January 6* }B20? 95-96**
? t .ramr** i '? ^ ? " *- -
?5* NOTICE. , ' ;
committee of tbe Camden Auxil
iary Bible Society, have received from
the American Bible Socifety a supply of
of BIBLES, that are ready for distribution
at prime jcoat^reduced prices Mr gratis.
By ? sfBLANDING, ?*V C?m.
December SO, 1819. y*
Sheriff's Sale.
By -virtue of sundry ex&CUtifn* to toe eft$
T - ? - ? , -'??? ???? ?"?y" .ly
rnary ntxtf VjUMn. the fog?? hour* q f
sale : \ , (H
One tract of I .and, lying: on Horsepeft
branch antf 2SjMile creefc, containing 62$_v
acres, more of leas, bounded North by *1
Joseph Brevard's land, op the South by E?
B^Br- * ^ i i)H
Courton's land, on the West by John
8anders* (and, and on the East by Joatph
Brevard's land ; levied on as the property
Of Ellaha Payne, at the sepai ate suits of
William Nqtojinnd others. ^Conditions of k
sale cash, the purchaser to pay tor Sheriff's
M. 0. "Wiggins, s. k.1>.
January 13. M .
h . ? ?ri t .I., 'ii?i> i. r. ' ...
. JfoticB* d
. . ? . y - , . SH
ALL persona who are liable to work on
the roads and Streets within the limits of
tht Town of CanttUpn, and intend lo pay
instead of working during the present year^ ;
do pay the sum of three Dollew*o the
Recorder, On or before Hie 2tst Inststanf,
and lhat after that day, no payment instead
of .work wiR be rocelvetf, but at the rate ?
oT fifty cents per day, and that if* advance.
, v Extract trom the Minutes.;
Wm. O'Cain, Jiocorder. Jfc
January 13, 18*20, 96?90
>, ! ' i* "
XinseedOil,
pm
* >vy/,.A
[be sold
??? ?f '['iniwifi1 ii
mediately. ^ A? DE LEON. !;
otice.
wm&&.wd
commissioners for the FREE
I SCHOOLS, for Kershaw . District ,>%ritl .
pttend at rtje Court Home in Csfhden, on i
Ithe frurtb Monday of January next, (being I
'the 14th day,) to receive application for, r
lof assistant to Schools. ? r y .><- v/ ' . . 1
f'.'.' * By order
J. W.
December 23^ > * . 98 +->T.
r'Mjl ""** ' , V . 7 \ Ki* */ ?.? ' ? uV
? ? ? * : ~.ni ? r it' " 'in iit j^iiiii " ' 'fcj_j.
'j' ?-/ ? Tv.M' ? ' t
To Bire. -
Lf^m. ? ?'? '* ?? ; > r v
A Nrgro Woman, belonging to Ihd
estate of ioww M'Cakts, deceased, fdt
terms apply to A. *, > y ? \?
James Clark,
Rxr.cutor qf John M'Ca?ils> dccrmned.
? ^December g[? ??* 9SMf ;
'? 1 " " - 11 ? ^ ^ . m
. Svuth-Carolirta ? lnnta*tar District.
"IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
Zaddoek Perrxfs
v ' > Case in Attachment.
Matthew Hbod. J -
WHEREAS the PtaintifT in the abdte
esse, having this day fc led hb declaration
in the Office of the Clerk of this Honorable
Court,- against the defendant, who is absent
without die limits of this State,
neither wife nor attorney, knowit
same, upon whom a copv of th#
ation, with a rule 10 plead there*
, within s year sad a dayfttighi be served t
It is flie&fbre Ordered, That the said
defendant do appear and plead to the said
[declaration, on or before the sixteenth day
[of November, which will be in the yea* of
otfr Lord one thousand eigflt hundred and
twenty-otherwise final and absolat* judg
ment will be given and awarded against
him* {
William M'Ketltlfl, C. V*
Clerk's Office, Lancaster District,
' November 15, Iftlg. -
Committed
TO the Gaol of Kershaw District, a
Negro Fellow, about 35 or 40 ye^rsof sge;
i feet 10 or 1 1 inches high, stout bu?Kf
says his name is.
m scipio r
and belongs -to WilHam Bull ih Barnwell
District* The owner is requested tocomo
forward, prove property, gaj charge^and
iak'.' him away.
April 8
William Lov^t ?. *t ^
/ s