Camden gazette and mercantile advertiser. (Camden, S.C.) 1818-1822, May 11, 1820, Image 1
CAMDEN GAZETTE
If MERCANTILE ADVERTISER.
Voi. V.l CAMDEN (S.C.) THURSDAY, MAY 11, 18S0. rNoTT
THE PLBLIC WILL OUR GUIDE? THE PUBLIC GOOD OUR ?A D.
. PUBLISHED WEEKLY
BY JOHN CAMBRIDGE.
Terms. ? three dollars per annum, pay
able in advance ; and in all cases where
papers shall be delivered at the expense
of the Editor, the price will be tbr tit
dollars and fifty cents. No paper
discontiped, but at the option of the Ed
itor, until all arrearages are paid.
jidvcriittmenta not exceeding twelve lines,
inserted three times for one dqllar, and
twenty-five cents for each continuation.
It no directions are given with an Adver
tisementit will be continued til) forbid, N
GEORGE FORBES,
Ha 8 just received an a**ortwent of . ?
BOOKS AND STATIONARY,
In addition to his former assortment, which
he will sell on v?ry reasonable terms?
Where may be had, , yv A ' ,
Almanacks for 1820. ,
BOOK-BIN DING executed with neat
ness and despatch," oft low terms.
-Camden, Nov. 18, 1819* 88-^v .
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Entertainment.
At the sign of the Buck .
THE subscribers have taken that large
and commodious HOUSE lately , occupied
by Capt. Havis, and lender their sendees to
the public in the line of their business.
I^jtie buildings ha*e recently undergon
acorn plcte repairs.? They pledge them
selves to keep constantly on hand, every ar
ticle necessary to the comfort and satisfac
tion of those who may be pleased to call on
them. They therefore solicit share of the
public patronage.
WELSH & SMYTH.
Camden, Sept* 30, 1819. 8 1-tf?
An E stray.
THE Rev. JOHN RUSSELL Tolls
before me, a Sorrel Horse, about 14 hands
and one inch high, seven years old, a Sta- in
Ms forehead, roach mane* docked tail
has saddle and harness marks ; he is intol
erable good order, appraised at sixty-five
dollars, to is 1 2th day of January 1820.
- Francis JL. Kennedy, U. Q.
Black River, Rembert settlement Sum
ter District. *
Tavern.
THE subscriber respectfully informs
liis friends and the public in general, mt
he has ogend
A House of Entertainment ,
At Lancaster Court-HouS^Liif the Sign oj
the Eagley formerly oc MM 1 by IV. R.
y. Frpm his Jong experience Jn the
line of his business, he flatter* himself that
he will be able to give ggeneral satisfaction
%'Vi all those who may tail on him. -His
House is large and convenient for the ac
commodation of travellers? his Tab!* and
Bar will be furnished with the beat the
country can afford? his Stables are laFjtfe
And furnished with the best of provender.
Cail and judge for yourselves.
John Davidson.
Lancaster, Oct. 91, I819* .
Wateree Plantation for Sale
A LONG CBElJlT.
THIS Est aw, known- by the name oi
Rocky Branchy consists of 1851 acres of J
I. AND, ascertained by resurvey, situate on
the Wateree River, eight miles above
Camden, having nearly five hundred acres
of cleared Lknd, andabbut the sariie quan
tity of an excellent quality for the culture of
Cotton, remaining uncleai 4 '
at Ion is rcmar kaBty fieal t h
one of the best Orchards' ,
na.? Persons disposed to purchase, wilt
make their applications to
' J. Carter.
1$> Com. Eq. Camden Dittriet.
Camden, Match 2, 1820. 80*~tf
fcCF* There are few situations in the
Carolina*, so, eligible, as the
admirably watered, and as ^
a gentleman's residence, as
State ; it may be made to uhiti
tages of planting, with those ?
for a sale of the products of Which,' it has
the market of 0*U?mhia and Statebu
(distant about 30 miles,) as well as that
Camden. Its situation on the River i ....
J;ive it every advantage" to be expected I
rom the opening 6f the Wateree now I
about to he rendered navigable from the
Mountains to Camden, by 'the Portage
being formed at Rocky Mount: and, it
lies near where the road will in all f reusa
bility be marked out to connect Camden
and Charlotte, N. C.
%? The Editors of the * Charleston
Courier is requested to insert the above
twice a week, *for three months; and the
Rafeigh Register weekly for the same
time, and send their bills to this QRice. V
>
IN EQUITY? Sumter District.
Luoy Bracey,
vs. f
R. Bracey, Kxr. i
ofS. Bracey. j
In pursuance of an order of the said
Court, will be sold at M?s. Diggs' on Sa
turday the third day of June next, a tract of
Land containing one hundred and fifty
Acres, of the estate of Sacfield Bracey, de
ceased, whereon he lived, situated in said
district.
This tract will not be sold under one
thousand eight hundred and seventy five
dollars.
T erms? are one half cash, and the bal
ance upon a credit of one year? personal
security, will be required? titles will be ex
ecuted but not delivered until terms of
sale are complied with ? purchasers to pay;f
for titles 8cc on day of sale.
'JOHN B. MILLER, Commissioner,
./ Siumterviile, March 24. . 105 ?
In Equity.
John Foster, : ' JM
vs.
John Stewart, et at y
IT appearing to the satisfaction o the
Court, tha^ Martha Latta, Samuel Latta,
Thomas Latta and Sarah Latta, reside
, without tht limits of this State, it is there
fore ordered that the said Defendants do
appear to. (he said ~&il|, on or before the
first day of June next, or an order will be
made, that the said Bill be taken pro con
fesso as to the said Defendants.'
Com. Eq. Camden District*
March 33. 205? tf
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Notice. M
ALL Persons having demands '%&&inst
John Cook, jun. late of Kershaw district,
Ofprsefcr, are required to render them ac
cording to law. And all persons indebted
#to the said John Cook jun. are desired to
wpke immediate payment to
, ? ? ^ John M^Caa,
Adm*r . John Cook,jun. deceased.
Camden, March 9, 1820. 203
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, Notice.
THE Subscriber has this day declined
the Factorage and Commission Business ,
in favor of Mr. OC 1 AVIUS CRIPfcS,
' on his own account. He feels greatfuito
his friends for the liberal support they
have for many yean past favored him with,
and is highly gratified with the confidence
\ thty at aU times reposed in him, in the
disposal of their Crops and other property,
for which he returns them his most sincere
thanks,** snd flatters himself his successor
will endeavor to merit their approbation,
by the strictest punctuality and attention to
their commands, should he be honored
with them. v *
v FRANCIS G. DELIESSELINE.
Charleston, 14tfc FeW 1820. ? , ' V/v
tig* ?? ' Notice.; ^
THE Subscriber will heteafter conduct
the Factorage and Commission Business ,
lately carried on b y Mr. F* G. Deliebs*
linbV and will be thankful to his friends
r fo&lJ}e continuance of the same liberal pat"'
ronige and confidence bestowed on him,
and hopes to merit the sam# by his punc
?, tuality and attention to business*
OQTAVIUS CRIPPS. '
Charleston, 14th Feb. 1820. ^ y
Notice. '*? .
ALL . persons having any demands a
gainst the estate of Dr. Johk Johnson, de*
ceased, are requested to present their ac
counts properly attested within the time
prescribed by law? Those indebted to the
estate will please to make immediate pay
ment.
Jane Johnson, Jkfrn'ar.
Lancaster, Jan. ?, 1 830. | 96?
F . i i '.I i i ifci . i,l
Notice.
ALL persons indebted to the estate of
James Blakkney, deceased ; are tequest
ed to make immediate payment. And those
having "demands against him, IVe request
ed to tender then* Regally attested, within
?he timfe fmsscri&ed by law, to Thomas IV
Kvaus or myfctlf.
| ,, , , Maty Blftkeney,,
Jldm'rx. James B/akcneyt dec i
JattuaVy 20, 1820. 97? tf .
i" blanks ~
for sale at Tiller office.
Selling OH*.
THE subscribers informs the public that
they have taken the Store opposite 10 Mr.
Catonnet, where they oftcr for sale their
stock, consisting of
FANCY GOODS. . s
Persons desiring to purchaser by whole
sale, will find a great bargain, as we in
tend to leave this place shortly. Also for
sale a likely Chair HORSE.
Depras & Villatte.
? March 23. 205 ? tf
"3 FO R SALE.
A Dozen IVJADSOR CHAIR 5, Phi
ladelphia make. Apply to
James Clark.
)ecember i3--. . 93-ft
I
FOR BALE.
<?fWO and a half dozen best
Philadelphia Hifies .
; James Clark.
Camden, Oct. 28, 1819.
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IX THE COMMON PLEAS.
Sou/h-Carolitia, Lancaster Dm trie t.
John Montgomery,!,
. > Foreign Attachment .
William Howe, J
? WHEREAS the Plaintiff in the above
case, having this day filed his declaration
in the office of the Clerk of this honorable
Court, against the De&ndaht, who is ab
sent fVom, and without the limits of this
State, and hath neither Wife nor Attorney
knowfc within the ^une, upon whom a
the said declaration, with a rule to1
thereto within a year and a day,
_ i be served. It is therefore Ordered,
in "pursuance of the Act of the General
Assembly of the said State, in auch case
madiflttd provided, that the said Defend
ant do appear and plead to the said declara
tion ,fon< or before the 6th day of April,
which wilt be in the yea* of our Lord one
? L~ eight humrted and twenty-one,
'enna^^rw^
? Office of Comiiftcrt) Pleas,
Lancaster District, Agftl 5th, 1850. ?
IN THE COMitON PLEAS.
South-Carolina , Lancaster District .
James Blair, Garnishee"!
in possession, \ ate on Attach
es. r menu
William Howe, J
WHEREAS the Plaintiff in this cask
did on the fflh da f of April, in the year of
our Lord one thousand eight hundred* and
file his declaration, in the office of
irk of thi? Honorable C ourt, against
efendant, who is absent from, and
- I the limits of this State? and hath
neither Wife nor Attorney known \vith in
the same, upon whom a copy of the said
declaration with it rule to plead thereto
within year atlda day, might be served.
It is therefore ordered, in pursuance of the
Act of the General Assembly of the said
State, in such case made asq? provided, titiA
tlie said Defendant do appear and plfeacfW
the said declaration ort or befbre the 6th
aay of April, which will be in the year of
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
twenty -otie, otherwise final and absolute
judgment will be given and awarded against
him#
William M'Kenna, c. c.
Clerk's Office, Lancaster
4: ; , District, April 5, J 82#. / f
IN TUB COMMON PLEAS.
South-Vufolin a? -Lancaster District .
James Blair, Crediting
possession, ^ Case on Attaeh*
? v* C
William Howe, J .
WHEREASthe Plwotiff, m
did on the ?th day of ApnJ. >J> ??? >~r -
tnent,
<? )'V,
Clerk of this Honorable Court against
Defendant, who is absent from, and
without the limits of this State, and hath
! neither Wife nor Attorney known within
the s4me, upon whom a copy of the said
declaration, with a rule to plead thereto*
within a year and a day might be served.
Ax is Ibewfcwe ordered, >in pursuance of
that the said Defendant do appear and
ad to the saM declaration, or orbefor*
the 6th diiy of April, which will be in tl*e
year of ourl^rd one thousand eight hon
t dred and twenty-?one, otherwise final and
absolute judgment will be given and
awardfod against hirtfc
William M 'Kcnna, c. C. P.
Office of Ctfihmon t*lea*y
Lancaster District^ Afiril Sth, 1820. J
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
Sumter District.
George /. AfCau/y, -v
AJathexu F. Aat/cr, ' Foreign -Attach -
vs. / menf.
James T. IVatson , 3
WREI^EAS the Plaintiff's in this case
did, on the 16th day of October, in the
year of our Lord one thousand eight hun
dred and oinetee , file their declaration in
the Office of this Honorable Covrt, against
the Defendant, who is absent from and
without the limits of tins State, and has
neither wife nor attorney known within the
same, upon whom a copy of the said do
claration^ffrh a rule to plead thereto with
in a yeaaHt a day, might be served : It is
therefor^^5rdered, in pursuance of the
Act of the General Assembly in this case
made and provided, that the Defendant do
appearand plead to theaaid declaration, on
or before the 17th day of October, which
will be in the year of our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and twenty, otherwise
final and absolute judgment will then be
given and awarded against him.
i I. G. MATHIS, C. C, P. '
Office of Gotnmon Pleas, .
Sumter District, October 16, 1610.
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IN THE COMMON FLEAS.
r. V T. Allen, ,1 , ?'+
' vs. >G4*e in Attachment.
Jerome Loring, J
m uie year of our Lord one'^ouftattd eight
hundred and nineteen, file their declara
tion in the Office of this Honorable Court,
against the Defendant,- who ia absent from
and without the limits of this State, and has
neither wife nor attorney known within the
sarae,epon whom a copy of the said dec
laration, with a rule tp plead thereto within
a year and a 4ay, might be served: It
is therefore Ordered, in pursuance of the
Act of the General Assembly in that case
made and provided, tnat the Defendant do
appear and plead to the haul declaration, on
or before the 27th day of July, which will
be in' the year of Our Lord one thousand
eight hbndred and twenty, otherwise final
and absolute judgment will then be given
and awarded against- him.
THOMAS P, EVANS, C. C. P.
Office of c ommon Pleas, ' v - -
Kershaw District, July 26, 14 1?.
REMOVAL.
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V;,3
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| Glohe Tavent \
COLUMBIA,
At the Sign of the Golden BM*
I TH? Subscriber solicit* permission to I
tender to his friends and the public, his
thanks for the encouragement extended to
him, and informs them that he has re
moved fronri?the corner opposite Mr. Wil
rliam Purtis* storey to' the north-we$t comen
on Richardson and Lady streets, the brick
1 house lately occupied by 3/Lr. Isaac Mo
dolpb. if is Well adapted to the purposes
of a tavern, being neatly finished. As the
subscriber is now permanently fixed, he
tenders his services to such persons ss may
favor him with their custom* His house
is well furnisbnd with elegant bedding and
furniture, of every kind necessary for the
reception of genteel persona J elttj. other
department attached to the establishment,
!??# "la-ssKi*1
B. Th? Charleston, AugosW, and
Northern stages, atop at tho Globe TV
Columbia, Jan. 11, 16S0. 97? tf
^ COMMITTED
f0 the Gaol of Kershaw District, a
Negro Fellow, about *5 years of age, 5
feet 9 inches high, of a yellow complexion,
his hair plated on ea^h Temple, has some
scars of the whip on his Back and Arms,
calls his name
MCOB, t
say* that he belongs to Joh* Gkrrv, of
Newberry District, Jk t:. The owifcer
is requested to come forward, ^ove pro
perty, pay chargca and take him away.
William Love, o. k. d.
Camden, April 13, 1836. fd8-fctf
J\ otice.
*LL persons having any demands
against the estate of Jon* de
ceased, are required to present their ac
counts properly attested within the time
prescribed by law. Those iddc^ted to
the estate are requested to make immrdij
ate payment to John Naudin or myaelf.
m Louisa M'Niell,
^ Jlxr' l&JPieft, rl treated
March gQ. 305-*tf