Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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W'e are authorised to siatc that Mp.I JOHN BELL, i* a candidate lor the Offict* of Sheriff of kersi. aw District, at the en suing election. We are authorized to announce j Mr. WILLIAM O'CAIN as a Candidate for the Sheriff's Office of Kershaw di*tric; at the election in January next? and thai the reporX of his having declined being a candidate is w ithout foundation. MR. KEYNOLnS' SCHOOL Will recommence on Monday the 6th November, at his new School {louse. Camden, October 26. A Tard. A Traveller to Alabama, respect fully requests any of the inhabitants of Georgia* ami Bouth- Carolina, who shall meet two waggons anil a cart travelling in company, to inform them that the brother of tlie person 1hey li ft sick at Petersburg, Vir ginia, is now at Fort Hawkins, wait ing for them, anil wishes them to come on as ' speedily as possible, The waggons are new, painted light blue, covcred with tow linen anil drawn each by four larjge dark horses, mostly bay, led on with lines as stage horses are ? the cart is covered wftb Russia sheeting and drawn by a remarks ly large grey horse.? They are attended bylve white men. two women, and thirteen negroes of -both sexes. They are in the habit of camping out at night with* two teuts. They are from Pennsylvania and* going Jo the ^FVenCh settlement on (he Black , Warrior, in Alabama. October 14. JT* ; ^ Attention 1^4 THE McuiLera Cliche ^Cartiden Beat Co mfiany, are ordered to hieet before the Court-House, in Camden on Saturday the 11th instant, at lO- o'clock A. M. armed accovding to law ; the law will be enforced againbt the defaulter. By order of " J. B. MEUGY, Captain.* Nm'errile rJ?. ? ' ???'? ? ?? i >f?' ? ?i i. ? Clark 8C M'Rinzie, #T yAS received direct from Philadelphia and N?*Mforl?i their supply of Fail and Winter Goods > 1, OONttlSTINO OF^ 8 Piece* Super Superfine Blue Cloth, 6 day' ^ do. Black ' do. 9 do. do. Olive do. 1 do. do. Bottle Green do* 2 do, do. UMib do. lSvdo. Cassimeres assorted Tartan cloaks and great coats, Assortment of Irish linen, and cotton v . shirting, Do. white and brown sheeting* Marsailes, Bed quilts, 1 5} Linen table diapers 2 yards wide) Cotton ^ do. lp* do. 80 pieces plaid striped and white home spun, * ? Bed ticking, (cotton and flax,) Assorted white apdired flannels, Do. Calicoes, London prints 4-4 Do. Bombazettes, Silks, Do. Cassimere shawls, Do. Canton crape dresses, Italian crape, Beaver bats, (water proof) Boots and shoes of all description, A Best Philadelphia silver mounted rifles, (warranted,) Pocket pistols, Rodger's pen knives, , Sportsmen, and Spanish do.* Blacksmith tools, fee. 23 coils bate rope. And various other articles too tedious to mention. ' ^ November k.* <W 27? tf An IS stray." HUGH BlRli> tolls before me, a Dun HORSE t about ten years old, and about fourteen hands .id a half high ; has a blemish on his left eye, the right eye sore, bott^ind feet white to the middle of hia legs, ft small white on his forehead ahcloti his riose, no visible brand. Appraised at r Fifty Dollars. I WM, MOORE, J. Q. SingMton'a Creel ^ Lancaster District, Oc Of Ancient Free Maaona of So. fa., AORAND ANNUAL COMfaUNI CATION of th6 Most Worshipful (?rand Lodge of Ancient Free Masons of South Carolina, will be held in Columbia, on Friday the 1st of December next, at ?which time and place, tee Officers and Members of the Cira d Ledge and the "Representatives and Proxies of the Sub ordinate Lodges under its jurisdiction, aJd summoned to be punctual in their attend ance. order of Tiioms \V. IKcot, Most "Worshipful Grand Master. 1-DWARD HUGAtiS, ? Grand Secretary. CnavlcMon, Oct. 11# 26^31 T Grand By Permission 1 w . ^ ?J OF the Ordinary of Kcrbhaw District, will be sold on the 4th day of December next, at the former residence of Mr John M'Niilx, deceased; in Camden, sundry articles of Dry Goods, Household and Kitchen Furniture, one Horse and Chair, and two Setts of locksmith's Tools. Conditions, alt sums under Ten Dotlars i ash, and over six months credit, with ? Note bearing interest from the date, with approved security. 1 ' Louisa M'Niell, Ex*rx. of John Af'AW//, deceased, j November 3, 27 ? | Strayed A Bright Bay HORSE, about 14? tends high, five years old, chunky built and has a blemish in one eye. He left Camden on Monday the 23d ult. awl it is believed took the road to Beaver Greek. A liberal reward wiM be given f.>r his de livery either at *Mr. Vauqhan's Planta tion on Rockv Branch, or in Camden. November 2. V * v' ' A Carcl.^ the ?Subscriber nereby informs the citizens of Kershaw, th&t i?e has removed his office from Broad-street to the Market square, fronting the Court- House, where he intends to engage in the duties of his profession, with renewed deligfcnce and punctuality. y. ' - JT Caileh Camden, Octol/ei*26. 1 . ' * . Notice. ?? a ' , . 'yf \ ? - ??. ALL persons indebted to the late Con cerns of A^Hopcrs 8c Co. and HoDgMs 8c M' aa, arc hereby nonficed tflkt the Books of abcouwt, Notes and Rotic!s of the said conceinfc^re placed in the hands ?f John Cartkh, Esq. to be collected with as tittle delay as possible, and the said John Carter is AtUhoried to in ate a fiRal and complete settlement of the said copartner ships. ; (? ' ; ^ . ' Postell M'Caa, k Survivor of Hodges isf M'Cau : October 26. / 26 ? tf m.,: Notice. WtLLbesold on Friday and Saturday the 10th and llih days of November, a< the plantation of James Duklap, deceased ; on Grannies Quarter Creek, aU his Stock af Horses, Cows, Hogs and Sheep?i? 12 or 13 likely Negroes, with Plantation Tools, Cotton Gin, Corn, od< eis &c. ?Th t Plantation on which is a good Saw and Grist Mill* with about 150 acres of clear Law' under good fence; ' Purchasers to give Bonds with approved security. ? The con diticm made tai&wn on the day of sale? ~ Sale to ctuntnence at 10 o'clock. NaFCT TRANTHAM, kx'rx. J< >HN J. DUNLAT* % V. October *0. 1 820. ' 36 ? tf t -?? h- - ' - ? 1 ? 1 \ ' " Notice. * ' . , > ALU persons indebted to th? estate oi Miss Susan ColCock* deceased ; are re quested to make immediate payment.? And all persons having any demands against said estate, are Required to render them ptorerly attestedto the Subsc riber. ? _ for C. J. COfcCOCk, Jitftn'r. Francis S. Lee, October 26. 36 ? tf > 1 1 |K 'I n < 1 1 ? I ?? Permission OF the Ordinary of Betifort District, tfill be sold on the lith November * next ;j before the -Courts House la Camden, sun dry Wicles of Household , and Kitchen Furtmure and two Ndgroe^lhejjropetty of Miss $u?AK Colcock, Con ditions cash. By order of the Administrator, ' Francis 8. Camden, .October 96. v 36? 28 Thomas W arren RETURNS his thanks to his friends and the public, for the liberal encom aug ment he ftas received since his commence ment in business) and informs them that he has lately received a large stock of the best Mahogany and other materials for car rying on the Cabinet Making Business. He therefore flatters hinn< I from his own knowledge in the busin an < having employed the best workmen fr m the North, that he will be able to su ply th$ pub'ie Htn ati kincito; Furniture 'of the best quVitv, newest paurt<s *nd on the most rAuS.nable terms. He ' therefore hopes ->y assiduous attention, ?o merit a, kcun ?tv?ance of past favors. I Metier 96. ~?K- 26 ? tf '$ - - . - - , I Commit ted TO the Ciaol of Kershaw District, on the 9th inst. a Ne^ro Fellow of a yellowish complexion, a ho tit 1 3 or 24 years of age, 5 feet 7 or 8 irtfches high* is very moch marked with the whip t saya his name is TOM, and that he belong to Henry Upthegrove, uear M* Cord's ierry on theifongaree Hiver. The owner is rccfuisted to come md prove property, pay charges and take .nmaway. ?' William Love, c. k- ?. *fhe State of South-Carolina. By John Gjbdks , Governor end Cow - ^ mundrr in Chief, in and over the uaid State, A PROCLAMATION. WhCUeas, it is ine duty of all Communitie*, to entertain and che rish a deep fense of their obligations to the Supraue Ruler of the Uni verse ! And whereas, v the general health, ?prosperity, and the many other blessings, civil *nd religious, which it has pleased the Almighty Being, to vouchsafe to'tlm People of 'thi^Htate, render it suitable,' proper, and highly becoming, that . with minds seriously impressed they should I gratefully acknow le dge these ?r*c? ous dispensations of His Providence, should set forth His praise; and he wail their sins, earnestly asking for giveness of the same, through the merits of the Redeemer. 1 do there fore, issue this my Proclamation, re commending that Thursday the 16th day of Nov. next, l*e set a part and observed in thi9 State, as a Day of Humilation , - Thanksgiving and Prater, and that the Ministers, ol the Gospel, and all others in Spiritu al authority, do assemble their Con gregations on that day, to humble themselves before the Divine Majes ty | to implore His mercy, to render Him thanks " for the, great benefits they have ; received at His hands/' and devoutly and fervanrtv to pray, that He will be graciously pleased to continue to us the blessings we enjoy, His favors and protection ; and fur ther, that Discoursed be delivered^ adopted to the solemn occasion. Giveu under my hand and the Seal of the Htate, ai Charles ton, this sixteenth day of Octo-! ber'. in the year of our Lord one ihousaud eight hundred and twepty, and ju the forty fifth year of ' AmdHban ludepend 'i VA ertce. ; ^ v' JOHN CEDDES. Bu the Governor , Bka*jfo*t i\ W^atts, Secretary of Slate. Hie riff's Sales. TP v By virtue ot sundry executions to mc di r rectedi will be spirt before the Court House iir Camden, on the 6th and 7th days of November next ; -being- the first 'Monday and Tuesday thereof, ' within ' the legal hours of sales ? vl25^Acresof Land,' more or less, situ ated on Singleton's Creek, adjoining lands* belonging 53fc;Thoma? Duven, Nathaniel . lan ton, Thomas Archer and (?eorge Per-: *%i levied on as the property of Andrew Hood,at the separate suits of Joseph Mickle, executor of Watson* t lodges 8c M'Caa* and others* and for T axes due the State. 73 Acnes of\JLand, iftbre or lets, the same whereon the Defendant resides, situ ated on the waters of Beaver Creek, ad joining lands (if Robert Cunningham* Phil Hilliard, Jeremiah Smith and estate of John Russell, levied on as the property of George Gardner, at the separate suits of VV. A.Russcir, John Kite and others. '' 50 Acre# of Lanti, more or less, situat ed on Singleton's Creek, adjoining lands of il* JJell, Jalnes Summefville -and Jacob Champion, levied on as the? property of Thomas Archer, at the separate suits of Gooch Cunningham k Cb< Andrew Miller* M' Willie 8c Stover, ana others. 205 Acres of tand* more or less, situat ed on Beaver Creek; adjoinihg lands of A* flemfning, John Ballard, f. M'Cullock and W. Barrow, levied on as the property of Laban Delay, at the separate suits of M* Willie 8c Stover, Jacob Hflghs Ic Co. Hodges 8c M'Caa* and other** 100 Acred 6f Latid, more brlesfi* situ* ated on White Oak Creek*. adjoining lands belonging to Benjartifri Bauson, William Gardner, Raspberry an<f Joseph Straw bridge, levied ?tj as the property of Cgder Colly, at the se^ahUe suits or L. May hew, M* Willie Sc Stiver, and others. .316 Acres Uiver Swamp Land* more or less, situ&#4cm the West side of the Wateree River* adjoining lands of Sarah English and 'James English* i|^d on as the property of the estate at the suit of Francis A. Oelflj^^^^^nd others. 'K; ' 120 Acres of Land, more or 1^QR|l ed on the waters of Beaver Crew, aitlfc joining lands of Dnren Crahamy Wrfliant Thompson and t>. M'Ra* letted oh it the property of James Trantham* at the; suit of William Love. 640 Acres Land, more or lets, situate on both sides of the road t6 M'Caskill's Bvidget on Lynches Creek, on Nohfead Branch* Waters of Pinetree Creek, bounded E. by lands bekfaging H> B. Perkins, N. W. by vacant land, and on all oiher sides by B. Perkine* land, levied on aathe pro perty ??f Robert M'Cann, at the separate suits of John Ballsrd* John Havis an< otliers. .. . ?? 700 Acres Land, more ot less situate in the fork of Lynches Cffeek, the same k whereon the Defendant resides, bounded N. \V. by Lownd's land, South by Jame* filler's land, and Iuast by J. Kershaw b land, levied on as the property of James C. Postell, at the suit of William Thomas, Administrator of William L. Thomas. The undivided half of 250 acres Land, taore er less, situate in the fork of Lynches* Creek, bounded North by lands belonging to the estate of Daniel M'Lanc, West by U. Sowel's land, and S. W. by J. Kershaw and James Marshall's land, levied on as the property of Zack Marshall and Cbarit) Marshall, at the suit of George Bruce. All the right, title and interest of Mur> Cunningham to or in 105U acres Lano, more or less, situate on Gum Swamp 01. the main road from Camden to Lancaster levied on as the property of Mary C un ningham, to pay a fine due to the State o South-Carolina. ATI that plantation or trafct of Lat.d whereoir the Defendant lately resided, situate on the waters of Swift Cnck, ad joining lands belonging to the estate of B Boykin, containing > meres, more or less, levied on as tb? property of Samuel James* at the suit of James Johnston. Sundry articles of flirniture consisting of a Chest of Draws, Tables, &c. levied on as the property of Thomas Trapp, a; the separate .suits of William R. Picket, M. M'Cullock, J Blair and others One Bay Mare and a Bay Horse, levied on as the property of James- and Thomab Bailard, at the suit of \V. A. Russell and others. "? * , - . - ? ? " - * . i ' - ? ~ % One Nejtrti Man named Bill, levied on as the piopei ty of John R, Burge, at tf?e suitof Hayman Levy fc Co. One Black Horse, levied on as the pro perty, of Buffoi'd* T witty, at the separatef suits of M* Willie & Stover, Gooch Cun-. uingham Sc Co. and others. One Black Mare, levied oh as tfce pro perty orHfhomas Bowden, at the suit of Hubert Cunningham, administrator of D. S.^iailey. ? ' 1, ? ? V'j One Sorrel Mare, levied on asrthe pro* pcrty of A. Fleinmiug and A* Rowan, at th^suit of Elsy M'Kee. ? One Gray , Mare, levied on as ihe pf-o Pfrl y of James Hogan, at the separate suits of Hugh M'Call fc Co. Hodges & M'Caa and others. r , One Bay Mare, levied on as the pro perty of Harwell Evans, at the separate suits bf William Nixon stnd H- Abbott. - One Negrd Wtmch named Jenny ftlevitn on as the property John Havis, ai the se parate suits of B. Perkins, WMliam Nixon, ieha Kershaw And others. /^neUiof Land with thfe building* and improvements thereon, r situate in the Town of Camden, on the w?st side of Church -street, the same whereon the D6 fend ant resides, levied 6n *s the property of Hsuea Coieman , at the separate suits of A. De Leon a&l J. B. Alathew. One l<ot Land, with the buddings and improvements thereon, situate in the Town of Camden, on the side of ktatf-strect, the Bame whcifBFthe De fendant resides, levied bn as the property of Elisha Payne, At the separate suits of Blapkman fc Dye, State of Soutb?Caroli ns and othefltrfK^ X A*Jf* Lot ol*%apd with the buildings! ahd improvements thereon, situate in the Town of Camdtri, on the east fcide of Broad-Street, known and distinguhhedin the plan of said Town by N?. 1 196 having 66 feet fronton Broad-street, and 198 feet deep, levied on as the property of William Thompson at the sepaWte suits bf the administrator of William Winningham, William Brown and others: i One Lot of Landipth the buildings and improvement's thereon, situate in the ToWn of fcamde^on the east side of Broafl-street now occupied l>y Latta fc kitgore, levied on as the proj/erty of John Gilkeyson,at the separate suits of A, Mil ler, William Nixon and others. , One Horse and Chair, levied on as the property of Stewart fierce, at the sepa rate suits of^Charlfcs J. Shannon and Robert James# On Tuesday the Jfth at the house- pf Jacob Lucious* oti Granney's Quarter, Will he sold, two HorscS, 5 head bf Cattle and two Sows and Pigs, levied on as the property of William Burge, at the suit of John J3 urge. Conditions cash, purchasers to pay for Sheriff's Titles ahd Bills of Bale. . ; M. C. Wiggins, ?i k. i). Carttflen, October 13, IB20. A. , Xi /K * I ^ ? (LMatheson Co. HAVE just received tftcir Fall SUfiftly of London, Duffle, Point and Rose Dlw kctv? Wt- Ish and /, awachj^f white Plains ? Xondon Superfine Cloths & Ca?*? ?,cred rO inch Cotton Hanging and T? int. Wholesale. An invoice amounting to about $2000 ? ctnsfoting chiefly of Superfine Cloths, Cas *i meres, Valencia Vesting //tnenn, Cotton Shirtinfta, Calicoes and Sitka, kakt* Camden, Sept. 28. 23 ? To Rent. Ani immedialc pofwes&ion given . THE Sfore Rooms I ate W occupied ' ? Mr. William Mathrsok. r or terms ,? ply to CriARLfcs J. Shannon. Willis W. Allsolirooks. K July *- >12?11 For Sale. ? 1( the 1'uc.t t fficv, ALMANAC'S FOR 1821, By the gross or smaller quantity' JS otice. Samuel Lope* fcc C o. have deposited their demands w ith me. Notice is hereby given* tbat if immediate payment be nol' made, suits will be institute** thereon. XL Bui lard. Septe#t>er 7, 1120. '-^21 ? CORONERS SALE. - By virtue of an execution to me directs ed, will Iks sold before the Court-House in Camden, on the first Monday and 1 ues day iu November next t y Alt that Lot or parcel or LandtjritUated on the West 4Wte :.of Uroad4trefc't, in (he Town of Camden, knftwn in the plaivcT. laid Towtoj^^r No* ? with the build ings and improvements thereon. Levied on as the property of M.C. Wiggins, at suit o Wyatt Stark, and sold subject to sundry mortgages. < Conditions, Cash? Purchasers to paf for Coronet's Titles. Joseph Mickle, Coroner JC. D . Camden, Oct. 5, 1820. Henry Axfell, Informs his friends ana the public, that he hafc furnished himself with a complete stock of materials for carrying on the itooMf 8tymaki*g Business in &li its Branches ; having Northern work men, he is at ail times ready to taeef tW commands of the public, jn a manner whicji ? he flattera himself will be satisfactory; N. D. Wanted a few additional Journey men and one or two 'Jtfifirenticc*%' Camden, September 7. . > i i i ?? i^u ? ? ? ? ? ? ? * Castor Oil. , ?:> For Sale, a quantity of superior cold pressed ~ ????Jfe' CASTOR AND SWEET OIL, In quart and pint bottles. . W. & 8* Blanding. . (Camden, Augtist 24, 1820. ' ? I II ' l ii li ' ? i . I. ? mil m W ? Oils, Taints, ^rc.. *V?,; Do. db. grodnd in ?it j Red Lcadr ? Sugar Lead* Yellow and sloiit Othrte, dr)v bo. do. ground in oilj 38 lb. ke?v : ? Patent YelloiV; Crortiic Yellow) Prussian Blue, ?r do. yetdijms, jr. Do. Distilled, ' $pani4h Brown, drjr, Do. ground in Oil 2p lb. kegatt Vermillion, Englitn, Do. Chinese, Turkey Umber, . Hose Pitik," Ivory 8c Lampblack, Litharge Terra tie >6elnn&, Copal Varnish * E artless do* utn Copal) . Db. Shellac* Venice TurpebtiD*, j spirits do. W -1 Blue triol, Gold 8c Silv^ Pumice Sione, Rotten i tyene* ' Gluej gfo :?> Sand rapeiT , ''Jf. Glass do. - Tr P allot KnW?$$ Water colors, ? # Boxes 4 Kow% Do. 3 do: Do. 3 do. ; Do* 1 do. ' ; Do. for C hildren, Camels Hair Pencild and Fetches) Paint Brushes, Iron! ? No. OOo to No. 6 paintbrushes ground fVom No. I to 5 Sash Tools from No. 1 to No. S Linsted Oity W interStraii Lamp CJfil. yvbdic oil, Glass S by 10, 10 by 13 and 1 1 by 33; And a cciierri aworttnet)t of MetUciiifeft/ W.?fc S, BLANUINQ* August 24. ^ 19? If * John ( i. Ballard, 0eg? leave jb iiifoimi tl?e Public, that he. opened AROUSE OF EKtlEttTAINMENt# IN CAMMtlf* U AT THE MOM OF 1HB * > iHp^ In the Hotuie formcrty occupicd Jby Mh Uriah BlaoUmAn, a few doors South of the cotfrt hotr/e. ? Thfc house 5s now In a state of xotuplfcte repair, with considerable arid iff ions. New Stables have also been erected. . Travel ling 'Families can be accommodated with ; private room*. i He pledges himself to use eVerveXfcrtion \n his power to acteomfpoda<? those Who tony favor hitu with a call* luvit t. , . t) ? The KtfiflMh of \he Columbia Telescope, ? ? rgfa Advertiser and FayetvpvHle lib er, ore Requested to insert the nbOvo , ? one ? onth and forward their accottats to thib off; cti.