Camden gazette and mercantile advertiser. (Camden, S.C.) 1818-1822, December 14, 1820, Image 2
CB4AUWTOM, &
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
By (be ship Afrathusa; Capt Mer
rill, arrived at Ibis pert yesterday,
id 86 days from fiverpool, we have
the papetwof that placeito Ae ?7tb,
nod from London to the 29th Octo
ber, both inclusive.? A* usual for
some time past* they are almost ex
dasiv?i|y^pccupiedf with <5tbe trial of
the Qfieeo. ? The evidence is her
favor had heenr closed ; and one of
Jter counsel, (Mr. DeniUau) finished
his address, and summing up of the
evidence, at 4 o'clock on the *Sth.?
He would be followed next day by
Dr. Luahington, on the same side;
after whichjhi?celebwjed trial w^kl
tlose w'th^ ^phig^tllw AUor
of-AoUfc
mm
UUffcp
writs
W?"
les commenceil" its
of State were to m
haloed tWit
i*r ?f m?w
tttlte extin
? of the i
ledbythe'
. 1
'f ? . '
ilace to Charktr* <
I thssSulkey of!
fie Thiglit of -the
leatyoEg Cqpgdpj
a Urge aroounf
and Ba.
l?oft,he?t
beeiirtliaco
omination,
ftteettfto.
UKW
dietary. statwnenta, awl s^wftl evi
dent* of gdHt. While bfl was thos
diverted by varioi^ questfcgg at the
I lank, a Ch-rk Weill lb the Police
Office, jiwd- returned with jCleMrs.
Hays k Curti* who Apprehended:
the man, and found ih hispoaaession .
two other N?tes of tlte same descrip
tion, and Acon^dcrable sdtn inft<M
He undefw?*>t ?? examination aTthe
Pulidi Office, and w?*>then taktffirj
before Judgtv Livingston, by; whom
Itc -wnn further examined, nod com
mitted to |HM^|Ktora his examin
ation, U appealed that he tad fieen
employed aa a toaver at Savannah,
mid arrived in Biis city la*< Hmxisy,
in A*J>rig 't eU'grapb, since which
tie hfft provided himself with a now
witw Clothes. It .has beuo ascer*,
iajncAi, that lie brought a amsi<kra
ide quantity of ba^.i^r, ailltuU^U
lie denies me fact "; aud hnne.H m?
entertained, that hi* apprehension
may lead to * discovery of the it
mainder of the money. } sf# ,
GEORGETOWN, ? D* C. DBC. 1>
TteannualrepurtoftheSecrtta
of the.
jLveaMKryi was laid befqn
thi. iwhing. ^len^U.
ta mneraion in iota evening's
B order, however, to satis
r the anxiety wbkh is ?o generally
itgrtained, respecting the acfeal pta<V
pj
i hWe exti
^ ^ ? ? m mm w?#?v > VI 4IIV ClXlQSl ,
important and interesting items.
The revenue during the ptesenl
" led ;at rather more
(including Vthej
? j ;?? ? ? ?
S\SoT^h .I?
k7
t ^ ? - - ^ , mmWmwm *v W+MXJ UHIU11V1
fJiB the 'Cl^aSury at tlie commence
?tttfnt ofUhe year, makes the means
of the*Treasury, tor the year fSSOJ
Exceed rwmM|tW)ife)v Vh ^
The expenditure duri ng the same
tfrMfLH* estimated at nearly
*83^00^000-,^^. v J
^ T'here ?will? therefore, Ije t- defi
ciency at the end of the present year,
^pwardsof
f^/Jfoi- the ^eiwuiotye^^wrv'enne
is estimated at 8 16.550,000; and
m expeiiditare at 821,860,000 : so
thaUbe dt^iedc^ hicludhi^ tliat of
4he preseijtyear, wiU,l*r87,1Q0j^Q(V
?at the end of the year. 1881. \ '.J
ijilpK <gni ' a? * ' ft ? ^
which the Secretory S^#8M
itnre
revenue j
R h> each
I atffwal million
.?h
? .Wfr,??*ore mfa. m*ke
U|1 the deficieuey in the yetu*M|
Mu&mr
M
and
HlJMI
? will of
*Mfco?i
?ce,
ismi
,^-MV
\ Bud-t he
r
I 'tp80
Amends
jBfti
Sec
t visa I
I suchjgM
h* present
fee
'? V;
w
isj&~2a?:
spirits. 'V- # * %
Bjrt, ** aprelimiaary to internal
W supply
aoutwl Currency ; jn tlioup ^t ate#
W Il6ri) jl* ? r*tf A aLl^ ill .t.. Li
11 thtf ?^Secrtlai'y
ills of the branches
" ?***> m\?t
?HP, , iment, shal
*erci vable4mly w liete they, art.'
As a'means of adding UrHie re
ceipts ihto Hie Treasury, an<| of les
?eningtli? 4jeht in the *est??rn couu
aa- a measure of-relicf
die public land,
?^1
md be
of
WWC ??i? tmi lira |mjiin.iim wlnv ??
havti been made on that part be ajK
plied to tl# discharge of fchatVdoe
fbrthe remainder, Mgi #
I jmn I1RS6 tflOOfy owing WJUKHI| won
I mriv? deduction ofrtfl pW cent.
H ah?1 a reHtiqUisltnumt of interest
wHfc&iviWqnal tolbt difference be
. /tweerf 400 Mid 129 ?ente.
wlid da irot?vail
? ttieffMetaft <.f tb*M provisions stall
Iks ntlowwftoklkuHaiWu their debt in
^ t . .sT 1
tea
?
$Mr*
the Committee ***3""*
t(j? ??aw?-w? oTlhe
State,? have nearly finished the ardu*
mis business pomniitej to th em, an J
will he ready to report m a day or
?wo ; am) we. have no tToubi thai this
. lepor t v\ i 11 he pa satisfactory to 1ba
?ubKc, aa It wi}l be bouoraMe to the
fVqstfW. ^ * . v? ' ' V V: "L
ilii Tuesday last, Maj. Je&ejc
j ^Tanklin, of ISurry cmiuty, was
ejected by the Legislature, Govwv
??or of this Stale for the ensuing year.
Hp jrfaterday took the usufl paths
office, in .presence of the two |
Houses.
I On W ednesday last, the Electors
of President and Vice-Pre&ibent of
the United States convened jit the
State-House, agreeably to lany and,
after making Judge Hall their Chair- 1
roan, proceeded to give in thpir votes, jj
which vyere Unanimously for flames
Monroe aa President, and Daw!
D. Tompkins as Vice-President, p ^
CefcANen Rogers, of (hia^vicini
ty, ' wittxarry the re??U Ho the s&at
of the General Government. * ' w
' State jBcutfr.-r-'At the annual meet
ing of the Stockholders <)f the State
Bank of North-Carolina, on Moo^
day last, the old Directors were re-^
elected. A statement of the
of the Bank was Jaid beforp Jhe
Stockholders, 4a winch an estimate .
tyaa? made off Ml the desperate and.
doubtful debts of the InstUotion,
and such a sura deducted from the
[nofits as was deemed sufficient to
oover any loses which might proha
bly be thereby sustained, previously ]
to |be admission of 4bei ^ ^w lStodb -
holders as , sharers in the' profits of;
(he3&auk:.whichst?tenietttHafter
5ei?g examined and -compared by
mHHll ^Mgghe Bool^lPM
be%corrtrtv and
HBHPH
JM {??
8U&
The honorable Thomas Bennet,
tvas on yesUrtlajyelccted'Governor.
and Coramamlet in Chief, of ttaii
st*te-$ and' William C. Pinckney,
EsqVwas elected lieutenant -Gwert!
elected l>>inptro4itiSUeiieraU
o j? u ' ' : ?' ?* ^ ' -si
-~r wi, ? ?w-p?rwn
The fottowfcig gehftenwn^ra,
d? yesterday* elected feblicifcw? for t
the jJVfiddfo circuit, Caleb Clark,
Esq.? for the Sou thenKcircuii, John
8. Jeter, Esq.-i-for tlie Northern
Circuit, Josiah J. Evans, jEsq.
Tl? itj. ?j UV??
Vice PresidteWof the Ub
irtk^Tkinamitf James, :
^ ^ V s, ^Glascfoclfc . Mat
. (enjamin Dickson, C) ?
| ? Benjamu* KejmSe^lsaaC J
m, JoKn l?nnovant 'iUSh. Cad. \
* V** *#JBlUDn*DC(R HI
^ JwinCtinninghnm, Enrf. was, oil'
^assassr? ""
jl pttj
*1 OHN
f If (y
, 0D*1 l??t ela
tion ; has declii
in (hat body.*^ .
annexed from
correspondent,
Honr. Judges fU._
* Deah Hir,? Since my. e
It) Congress, and, my arrival at
Columbia, circumstances, unfore
seen by ..me, *have arisen; under
them, 1 cannot Willi any satisfaction
to mys?l$ determine To accept of a
seat iu that body. 1 therefore beg of
you to delivered' tbe Governor, tbe
Enclosed letter, signifying my inten
tions Jp decline (lie honor at a seat. 3
The reason oftbis-early communi
is, because it might bef deem
ed improper in me by many, (whose
opinions, 1 should regard,) to hold
my judicial cornmissiori,; with Any
ulterior view to -a seat }n Congress.
In Ihe mean time; my constituents
would be in a state of *u?pen*e ? a
circumstance, I ought in candour td
jjrevent ; iimmucb as my.
( South
'Jp
the
to Hie
on ttie
sent Sooth
provinces (al
the con*6tfi
*****
lm;
&vvc^..2kk.VL>/
M ? 4afe condu<
?ione#a whom* the u
meiit should think
gov^
> Send let;
V 1 h WIUIIIWBIUU^l ri>
PvMMPMafe*
missioners to effect (he object en tfie
opjy admissible terms, and Uiat as
gg?Yig
the negotiation terminated
3th of August, having Iftj^ted
day.flt is said from n sq|.
?<Hirc?, tbsrt U wastoheX
tad the royal commissioners
in.Oazeite .
N C
con
Am for fundered
Horses. | A traveller, Abra." Stei
by feeding on raw mm only, ill
and giving too plentifully of
in the morning, so founded,
horse, that before (en o'clock He was
ungblo to move a limb. By advice
of arranger who met him, be made
a decoction of the sassafras tool, awl
drenched his horse with it six or se
ven times* at intervals of abotUaa
hear, using a black tattle fall at a
One, with a Itandftilof common, salt
in H?; At f^^cleck^ the;' bone
Iked a short distance. to a wheat
d, and ate of I be green wheat ;
at nigbt he was pot into a dry stable
{(With no otlilr food tlian corn Wades,
jfnd in the morning the man continu
ed bis journey on a sound brfrte,? .
No uns^unduess' ^a* afterwards w
COHWrrd ill <1*5 hoo/s.V *-; /,% ,