Camden gazette and mercantile advertiser. (Camden, S.C.) 1818-1822, April 13, 1820, Image 1
CAMDEN
GAZETTE
AJSTD MERCANTILE ADVERTISE
Voi.. IV.1
CAMDEN (S. C.) THURSDAY, ^RIL 18, 1820.
THE PLBLIC WILL OUR GUIDE? THE PUBLIC GOOD OUR E
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[Nft 808.
PUBLISHED Wj&EKLY ,
BY JOHN CAMBRIDGE^
Terms . ? thkkk dollars per annum, W9*
able io advance ; and in all caaes where
papers sball be delivered at the expense
of the Editov the price will be trbki
dollars and fifty csnts. No paper
discontindd, but at the option of the Ed
itor, until all arrearages are paid.
- Advertisements not exceeding twelve lines,
inserted three times for' one dollar, and
twenty-five cents for each continuation.
If no directions ate gi*en with en Adver
tise men tit will be continued liH forbid.
Hi . i, ii i i .1 * r ? .
CfEOROfi FORBES, /
Has jut received an assortment of
^00K8 AND STATIONARY,
In addition to his former assortment, which
he wiH sell oft vary reasonable terms?
Where may be bad,
Almanacks for 1820.
BOOK-BINDING executed with neat
ness and: despatch, on low terms;
Camden, Nov. <8, 1819. ^ 88? ?
Entertainment,
At the mg* of the Back.
THE subscribers bavd taken that large
and commodious HOUSE lately occupied
by C|apt. Havls, and tender their services to
the ptjbllc in the line Of their business^
The buildings have recently und ergon
^complete repairs.? They pledge them
selves til keep constantly en hand, every ar
public patronage.
WELSH MMVTH.
30^M^wlBr> 8 1 -tf? .
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An Estr&y.
vl
THE fcev. JOSH RUSSELL Tolls
before ma* a Sorrel Horse, about 14 hands
and one inch high, seveo years old, a Statin
iiis forehead* ,
has saddle and
erable good order, appraised at,
doll?jrfctUU iStfa iMMM.
Francis L. Kennedy, U. Q.
"liver, Kembeu settlement SutriV
i ? , "<?> ?-> *ii|- tftff' -i- -m ? Js. 77
m-m-m
Tavern .
;tHE subscriber ^respectfully informs
his friends and the public In general, -that
lie- has opend *y
How* of Entertainment,^
M Lancaster Couft-House, at the Sign q* I
the Eagle , formerly occupied by IV. it. |
Dickey, From his long experience in the
line of bis business, he flatters himself i
he will be able to give general sat "
to all those who may ?cell on ,
House is large and convenient
Delation of travellers? his
ill be fumllhed with ||he best' the
can afibrd^hts Stabiee are large
tished with the best of provender.
Cat atid judge for yourselves.
John Davison. J
, . Mtijpw,, dctjlj tyi9. . 84??
mi xne
nself that"
lUsfactiotti
Wateree Plantation for Sale
OH A LONG CREDIT,
v ^ THIS Estate, known by the name oi
Rocky Branch, consists of IfcJl teres el
I, AND, ascertained by resurvey, situate on
the Wateree River, eight mile*. above
: Camden, hating nearly fcve hundred acre*
of cleared Land, and about the ?tme quan
tity ol tn excellent quality for the culture of
Cotton, Remaining uncleared. This situ
ation is remarkably healthful, and baa on it
one of the beat Orchards in South Caroli
na.^ Persona\liapos?d to purchase, will
make theirapplicationa to
J. Garter.
? ' Com . E<J. Camden District .
Camden, March 9, 1820. 302 ? tf
Xy*Thtt* ar* few situations in the
Carolina* so eligible aa the above. It it
+ admirably watered* and as well fitted for
a gentleman's residence, aa any in the
Stjte ; it flftay be made to utiite the advan
tages of planting, with those of farming
for a sale of the products ot which, it hit
the market of Columbia and Stateburg,
(distant about So miles,) as well aa that of
Camden. Its situation on the River will
give it etery advantage to be expected
from the opening of the Wateree new
about to be rendered navigable from the
Mountaina to Camden, by the Portage
being formed at Rocky Mount* and, ft
lies near Where the road will in all proba
bility be marked out to connect Camden
andiCharlottet N. C.
The ?ditora of the Charleston
Couritr is requested to insert the above
twig# a week, for three months} and the
Raleigh Register, weekly for the same
time, and send their bills to this Office.
In Equity.
William Ballard, "J
vs. .>
Rebecca Ballard, J
PURSUANT to an order of the Court
of Equity in this case made, will be sold
before the Court-House in Camden, on
Monday the 17th of April next, a tract of
land belonging to the estate of Lewis
B allard* deceased ; situate in Sumter
District, oa Beaver Dam, waters of Black
River*. containing 200 acres (more or less)
bounded by lands belonging to James Lo
gan, Joseph Lockhart and Sutton.
The terms will be a credit till the 1 8th
day of November next, for half the pur
chase money, and until the 1 8th day of
November 1831, for the other half; with
interest from the date.? Purchasers to give
ajmortgage-of the property, and good per
sonal security, and pay lor titles.
J. Carter,
?\ * Conj. Eq. Camden District*
: March 23, , Jrj* ?/ ;.;205 ? 8
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In Equity.
Joan ^
~u9'
John Stewart, etaL J
IT appearing to the satisfaction of the
Court, that Marthavl**tta, Samuel Latta,
Thomas Latta' and Sarah Latta, reside
\without the limits of this State, it is there
fore ordered that the said Defendants do
appear to the said Bill, on or before the
first day of June neat, or an order will be
made, that the said Bill be taken pro con
ftsso as to the said Defendants, ,
fife* ^ ^aner, ^
Com, Eq. Camden District.
Notice.
ALL Persons having demands against
John Cook, jun. lat&o? Kershaw district,
Ovcrseer,arercquired,to rander them ac-i
make immediate payment to
John M'Caa,
iqt'f. Jo/in Cook, jun* dewed* ?
March 9, 1820. 203
Notice.
THE Subscriber has this day dectifwd
the factor *ge and Commission Business ,
in favor of Mr. OQTAVIUS CRIPPS,
on his own account.' He feels greatful to
hia friends for the liberal Support they
have for many years part fav&ed him with,
and is highly gratified with the confidence.
Ihay at all times reposed in hitn, in the,
disposal of their Crops and other property,
for which he returna them his most sincere r
thanks, and flatters himself liis successor
will endewvor to merit their approbation,
by theatrictest pun&ualityand attention tot
their eomniaftds, shoukjghe be honored
with them* ? gU
^ FRANCIS G. DELIESSELINE.
Charleston, 1 4th Feb. 1 820.
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THE Subscriber will hereafter conduct
the factorage and C ommUiion Business ,
lately famed on by Mr. F. G. Delikbsk
hne> and will be thankful t6 hia friends
for the eontiimtnce of the same liberal pat
ronage and confidence bestowed on him,
and topes, to merit th<e same, by his punc
tuality and attention to business*
OCTAV1US CRIPPS.
Charleston, liln Feb. 1820. r^-.-r
Notice*
ALL persons having any demands a
gainst the estate of Dr? Johw John sow, de
ceased* ere requested to present their ac
counts properly attested within the time
prescribed by iaw*-Thoae Indebted to the
estate will please to make immediate pay
ment.
Jane Johnson, Mm'#.
Lancaster* J art. 6, 18)0. 96?
Notice.
ALL persons indebted to the estate of
Janes Blakbwey* deceased ; are request*
td to make immediate payment. And those
Jping demands s gainst him^are request
ed to render them Itifally attested, with)n
the time prescribed by law, to Thomas Pi
Evans or myself.
Mary Illakeney,
?4dm*rx. J a met Blukcney, dec,
January 30, 1830. *97? tf
^BLANKS
FOB BALE AT THIS OFFICE.
Selling Off.
THE subscribers informs the public that
they have taken the Store opposite 10 Mr.
Catonnet, where they offer for tale their
stock, consisting of
FANCY GOODS.
Persons desiring to purchaser by whole
sale, will find a great bttgain, as we in
tend to leave this place siwrtly. -Also for
sale a likely Chair HORSE.
Depras & Villatte.
March 93. 205? tf
~~ FOR SALE.
A Dozen WIADSOR CHAIRS, Phi
ladelphia make. Apply to
James Clark.
December *3. 9 3- ft
V FOR SALE.
TWO and a half dozen best
Philadelphia Rifled
- James Clark. .
Camden, Oct. i8, 1819.
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IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
Sumter District.
Ara
,*wra
Jamet
WH
did, on
rear of
foreign Attachment*
'V . ? j* VV .. __ ?? . 7 --!?
EAS the Plaintiff hi this case
? 16th day of Ocjbb&r, in the
rlLordone thousand eight hun
? I, file their declaration in
!is Honorable Cot
who i% absent
its of this
w^fojior attorney k ,
y> nwght toeacrved: His
Sd, In pursuance of tfc*
General Assembly In that cm*
provided, that th* Defendant d&
pd to the aaid declaration;
iX'StS?*!
^ijund^tDd twenty; .
absolute Mtaicnt will
p.. 1
Office of Common Pleas,
Sumter ^istrict, October Id, 1819.
j: IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
s - v 7- ?? ?' % . < ?. V- < ? '
did, on the 16th day of October, in the
I year of our Lord one thousand eight htm*
dred and nineteen fife their declaration in
*ha Office of this Honorable CovW, against
the Defendant, who is absent fironUand
without the limits of this State, and hat)
neither wife nor attorney knowiiwiibH? the
same, upon whom a copy of the Mid de
claration, with * rule to plead thereto with*
in a year and a day, might be served : It is
therefore Ordered, in pursuance of the
Act of the General AstemblV in this cafe
made and provided, that the Defendant do
appear and plead to the said declaration* on
or before the lftb day 6f October, which
will be in theyesrof our Lord one tbon*
sand eight hundred and twenty, otherwise
final and absolute judgment will then be
given and awarded against him, , ' . ' I. ~ J
I. G. MAT HIS, C. C. P.
Office of Common Pleas,
Sumter District, October 1?, 1819.
i ,
! IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
T. V T. MUn, ?)
vs. V aee in Attachmen t.
Jerome Loringy J
xkrHEUEAS tlie Plaintiff's in
W this ca?e did, on tbe 2?th d?y of July,
year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and nineteen, file their declara
tion in the Office of this Honorable Court,
against the Defendant, who is absent from
and without the limits of this State, and has
neither wifenor Attorney known within the j
same, upon whom a Copy of the said dec
laration, with a rule to plead thereto within
a year and a day* might be served; It
is therefore Ordered, in pursuance of the
Act df the General Assembly in that case
made and provided, that the Defendant do
appear and plead to the said declaration, on
| or before the 27th day of July, which will
be in the year of our Lord /one thousand
eight hundred and twenty, otherwise Anal
snd absolute judgment will then be given
and awarded against hitp
THOMAS P. EVANS, ?. C,P.
Office of Commbn Plea*,
Kershaw District, July *6, It 19. ? ^,'1
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
John Carney, 1 t
vs. > Co.se in Attachment.
James B. Berry, 3
WHEREAS the Plaintijfjn this case
did, on the 15th day of November, in the
year of our Lord one thousand eight hun
dred and nineteen, hie his declaration ia
the Office of this Honorable 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 de
claration, with a rule to plwi there*? with
in a year and a day, might oe seived: It ia
therefore Ordered, ih puisuance 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 or be*
lore the 16th day ol November, which will
be in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and twenty, otherwise final
and absolute judgment will then be givco
and awarded against him.
7 Thomas P. Evans, C. C. P.
Office ol Common Pleaa,
Kershaw District, Nov. IS, 1819*
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
Join ^
Jam* Callahan , m9n4'
WHEREAS the Plaintiff In this case
did, on the - -
year of Lore.
and t*ea??kfile his declaration In the
tft&Ce^of thia Honorable Court, again*
the Defendant, who is albeerft from and
(* tt tfck State, and baa
er wife nor attorney known within the
iretowithm
mm ku
aJ 'T? IB
Ordered, m pursuance eC the
1. a wembly ih that caie
*r^p Defendant do
declaration, on
January, tfhieh
Lord one thou*
Hi other*
Witt then
Souifa!8Z<Mi??Lanca*tar Dittrict.
~ THE COMMWTLEABL
, vs> V v Case in Attachment.
1 Matthew Hoed. J
. WHEFtEAS the Plaintiff in the abore
I case, having this day fled his declaration
[in the Office of the Clerk of this BtmorSbltf
I Court, against the defendant , w ho is absent
I from and without the limits of thia State,
? ^Mm^ofpettoro^foown
peii whom a copy of Miff
.Jth ffhtte to* plead there*
FSviriUiln a yeit end's day might be served t
It is therefcra 'Ordered, That UKe said
defendant do appear and plead to the said
irmffiT! ****&?&!"* **
our Lord J
twitety? ot
mem tlU be
hich will be In the year of
;h< hundred anil
utejudg
~?gai?*
Clerk's
K^er
C. C. P#
trict,
WW ?
Benjamin S. MasrijgT""?""
and Henry Mawey,' ' r Attachment in
??. , /* Jta*umait%
Archibald Couaar. J
^ THE Plaintiffs in thia 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 neitfcar Wife nor Attorney
known within- the same, upon a copy of
the said declaration, with a rtile to plead
thereto, within a year and a day, might be
served.
It is therefore osdored, that the taid de
fendant do appeai and plead to the said de
claration, on or before the22d day of May
neat, which will be in the year of our fx>rd
one thousand eight hundred end twenty j
otherwise judgment will be, given and a
warded against hiMli **,- i i t
WM. M'&ENNA, C. C. P.
. Office qf Common Pleao .
i Lancaster District y May <1 1,1819.
yaffil ' " -- ' " 1 * '
Just ttcceived,
- AND for MUe by tbe Subscriber 2S do*,
best NEWARK CIDEfi.
C. ?. Catonnet.
March ?S. ' ' * 305? tf