Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Garden Just arrived from Js'ew- Kngland, 1820, and retail ? by i?. rh . 1t the Pest- Office^ Which is removed to Two doors below JamesS. .13 follows : choice EarlvYork C abbage j do. Sugar Lout" do. s do. t>utcti do. * <lo. iiattei'sea do. \ do.. Penton do.? do. Amsterdam do, 5 (a new and choice f kind) \ JDrum i lead winter \ r* Cabbage | l^n^e Scotch do* * Ci.'ccii C i lazed do- 5 Enpflish Sa- 1 vov C al>bage LtUe Dvticr^do. $ KtdrD titch do Green Cuvlcd Bore^ ' col?? i-jEflL ? Brussels Sprouts Scotch Kaie ' Sea do. vJviiM Purple Brocott t Early l^owteiiCaillU J ? flower eta c, Mi Early Spring; Turnip J Yelld\* do. ? Large Bullocks Ab- 1 eideeii or Yellow.j Scqtch Turnp Larj^r Norfolk Held j Turnip. ^ fV j Green Top do. 1 Ked Top do. . I French ofJT&novcr: Turnip i Yellow StoiVWo. Yellow Malta f wc<ft com ' Poi^Ci^berVy *lo, ;, Dutch Runners. do ; Wh'itc Alimony Bush ??;?,, Bejm* ; . Wmdsoi do' ; Early Magazine do ; Lucerne or French i NVhitc Uutc'.i Clov qaaia iatio }a#on Mftt. iecfe*?feh^h (huh any of itt ttcd, put uction of ON Friday Mth, January, my ttoRSE, a flight Bay, between 1 5 and 16 hand? high, thin rrv?m and thin ?Wi?r tail blihd of the Wt feye, side jfeucti ahavetl \?itXthtfhsnrn??#i tia* a peculiar manner of throwing out hia left fc>r?-lefc in trutting, and fa between Itfjtod IV yearaold. A suitable reward, stf?d ill reasonable ex penaea i>aid, by delivering him to the an' ?criber in C61umbia. Feb. 8. Elms Marks. ; ?' '> ' . l! Notice. to the iuie firm or tod U AiX persons Monger. U M'l and settle their acc i> v *~' '? ?* "iT-"* /v . ?</>.* Monroe Camden, Feb. 8, 1821. H 1%e Subscriber offer* 1*6 London White I.ead in' RV&,' quality, Pf North -Carolina linseed Qjl?v ; Spirits 1 u me Mine, per gallon and in bottles. "? "h nn extensive assortment of Paints, tishes, Saint lirtishes, fcc.tcc. V* r .2. Dektem i. ^mden, Feb. 'J. i0-^.v |H' ' v. vf nuu y'C1 ? ? ? ! ^ i-fllanttuay FROM the Subscrib er on the 1 5th Decem ber Vast, near ?nu Fiat Rye*. above si * patten, <Ncgi*o Fellow nwed about 5;lcc? .4(or?5 es higb, 28 ^earb old; ulack and of his, right w! some large scars cm his'back*: stoppage iu| his speech, o ilS-1 njo . rth Ca Qliua w here lie ^1Xr< from, had on a new wool Hal,* brea SST , c^ EUC. ?Caglon. - Chester District, S. C. I'eb, 1. 40? >-y; ? ? -. . - { ? i i i *>,? ,.n ? ? ' > * Entertainment, ; ? At the Sign pf ike Seftl M THE* ^S|mfj!6pr^ inform* ^ttieir friends ^r*d the public, that they have taken athc House lately. occupied ;byM?vJbhn G. Sal' !ai^r one door norijii d Col. Axon's. Thev >lcdge themselves that no pains shall be ^spared to accommodate customers, trav elers and others ; to keep their stable* . T 7> r v" well furnished with Ptovender, to pay un to a share df the l'ubiic" Pa?roTOg'e. W M' Adams & Drakefovil. am ss ? State Gazette, Columbia, Ad and;Ubserver layette ai'e rcqu^hu-.d to publish the ai.ove three times and send their acconpt* to this )% "fMfr ? ? - ? > m ? v I- ? " ' Writicp -' .i , *'4# indebted ,sJto* the subscriber are requested to make nay me nt before the fir?t of Match ne*t ? All notes and accounts after that datr, will be placed in the hands of "an attorney for collection. ^ ?*. > * , ' 'xs* (pffius for saht at a very moderate per cent, some good WATCH KSijiconiisting of fiiat rate Gild and SilVerflfere, 4i(*v? fariety of l'l^wel*. WMhed London Watches with suitable tnmming for tlje > on.. ? s mMM mm* MSjSsS; some ?'?ovime?jt of tiesR* v \ ? 'jy Seasonable mid -Fancy ':V, ? ? ?C i UrnMaiAU hiafriqpds, an^ assure a them, that the Utmost cKertipntl shall be made to render them satisfaction. * Hugh M'Gall k^tt^miary 18, iftfft. ^air^ Notice. The subscriber has inferred tl of his ftusifkss innil the ensuing otdbr to give sufficient time to tm?c j debted U? him to make pay ment. v The who dp flot?avail themselves of this noti< m&y calculate on payiug their debts wi the addition of cost. jii J nst received im consignment,"^ barrels of a superior quality of Sfjp which will be Sold lo^ for cash. TH William Brawn. I January 18t 1821. 38 Notice* , ki! J WHEREAS my wife JAN^k^lUt my bed and board without ?any jti^pW^bAa-' uon, I forewarn all persona limn wedit'my l*er on my acoonnt, as | wiil pay no debt of her contracting. v w ^ yPft ttioV M?Kennii. January J 8, Car>iden, Boarding-IIouse, AND Private Entertainment. V, MR. M'CUULOC H having recently rented the house over Mr. 1*\ Leo s ty$ore, will be prepared early in January, to receive BOARDERS. He hopes to be to give satisfaction to al) persons who ^ 1 encourage bun* as he has made every ?ration for that purpose. amden, Dec. *8, 1820. 35 ? . . ?*' ^ ^ ?- . . . ?X ALArUES(hY % CO. >w on hand a very general -is ? ? .and Fancy ft J ji . , _ ories by (<. Ma" er supply of ifrill dispose h. Or lo ap {flme as msy any regular Selected theson; friy^iooda 9 J \vit$Ie?*te\ V) ovedpurchasers, be agreed upor^afl r importer, Underlie tan afford to sell for. ^ laces jl that U ie f opinion o is (Jiem to lei fa no & Committee h*l within the state, \ have adopted flu trading was Injun ty, and should I they have eedn no such an opinion, port that ns tl?^ n $tixs, t ^Vfe,W* '8 0,,j iPHpt ptfowfajj Chfltrimn, r Notice. i Persons indebted to the estate of John Walkkk, are again rt queued to make payment, as I am dehiruL of closing the administration as soonl as possible. CHARLES J. SHANNON, ? idni'r J . Walker, i FoSruarv 8. 41 ? , Notice. All persons indebted to the sub scribers, are requested to make pay- 1 ment before the 15th of March next! ? All Notes and Accounts after that date will be placed in the hands of | an Attorney for collection. THOMAS M'CUADY fc CO. SwiftCreek, Feb. 8. 41 ? f r Notice. Sv ALL persons having any demands agniusi the estate of John Mims, deceas ed, are requested to render them in the time prescribed by law, and those indebted Will please nuvke immediate payment. John Marsh, J drh'r ? luary 18, 1821. 38-t \ C. Mathiiov fc ,^0,, thel January U 1821. G.M.& Co. Tender their thanks to tfieir| friends customers tfh punctuaVjw^tnicnts,. such as "ope will qoy come forward. indebted to tlio 6ub9crib-| er? will promote their own interest, by making payment before the 15th ** f February next, all notes and ac counts will after that period lie placed in the hatitii of an attorney for col lectioii. Charles J. bhannon. January 4, 1821. 35 ? tf r Oils, Paints, $c. For oflfiositc W* l s n & Stirrn'i ftkMrAj}r<)<$<l*9<reeti Camden I \yhitcLcad, diy, j Do. do. grot n ? oil J Red Lead. ] Sugar Lead, I Yellow and slonej "i Ochre, dry, Do- do, ground ill oil ] [28 lb. kegs, 1 Patent Yellow, I Cromic Yellow, j [pMwsiMlllue, 1 |fir do. ! Do.' Distilled,. I Spanish Drown, dry, j [Do. ground in oil 28 lb. kegs, ?VermUHoti, English, Do* Chinese, Turkey Umber, Rose Pink, Ivory 8c Lampblack, Litharge Terra de Sefnna, Qopal Varnish, [Harness do. Gum Copal, Do. Shellac* Venice Turpentine, Spirits do. ^ j \ White and Blue Vi-I i'triol, ? Gold U. Silver Leaf,] ! Pumice Stone'y Rotten Stone, IffLn j "'r' V , r. Sand Paper, Glass do. Pallet Knives, Water colors, Boxes 4 Rows, j Doi V 3 do. Do. 2 do. Do. 1 do. Do. for riiildreni I Camels Hair Pencils and Fet t Paint1 Brushes ! No. 000 to nu. o i painto rushes ground \ from No. 1 to 5 \ Sa?h Tools from \ . No. 1 to No. 8 | Linseed Oil, , ? WinterStrain Lamp] 'A ' ! on, tffiass 8 by 10, 10 by | i 12 and 15 by 22, And a general aftortment of Medicines, W. & S. BLANDING. |jftnuaryif. " k M*WlLLJEf having ex tend- 1 ed their Co-P$rtner*hjp* will continue to praSlce ft tfikVMi* of LAW U WQUl T Y, with renewed diligence; and may Jit all times be found at their respective Offices, "SSSCJ,^ ^ ,r? 1 1 ' 1 * ? *r*)n ." !? DISSOLUTION OF CO-PAHT NRilSHJP. THE -business heretofore carried o? un der the firm of Hcgh M'Call & Co. is this day dissolved by mutual consent ? All perstfflfe "fcaving any demands Against the jarf&concern are requested to render them iiJor seitlenvent; and tiiose indebted are informed that the hooks and accounts are in the hands of James K.JDou^las fit ^Mvhere the highest price wiil he giyen Tor Cotton received in payment. Those persons who do pot satisfactorily liquidate their accounts, *be first of Oh t.cxt, will fiml tlicro placed k, ?h. THE SUBSCRIBERS Having f-irnu'd a connection in business under the firm ot James R. Dovuus 5*. Co ? ate new opening an extensive assort ment of Seaso vahle and Fancy Goods, at their store at the comer of De Kalband Broad -street ? where the highest price will be given in Cash for Cotton. They solicit a continuance of the favours of their friends, and assure them that the utmost exertions shall be made to render sahsfaction. James K. Douglas. Joliu J. Blair. January 11 182 1 3?>? - ? X ?I ? . , Education. THE connexion formerly existing be tween the Trustees of Statesville Acade my and the subscriber as Teacher being dissolved, Parents and Guardians are here by informed, that the different branches heretofore taught in this academy, he will, still continue to teach in a suitable house prepared for this purpose. * The satisfac tion which the discharge of his offico has given during the term of five years, and the respectable standing of his students in the different higher seminaries which they - have entered, afford a well grounded hops* that the usual liberal atop port and encoun- . merit- '\vill be continued; Parents' and Guardians may fest Assured, that "every necessary attention wft be paid to the de portment, the progress and acc^tyOM Pupils* v fa ?Thc School will commenqfcon the 1st January next. Io accommodate the people of ? South-Carolina, w host :psifon * commence the 16th of December, 1821. Boarding can be had, aB usual, et the houses of Messrs. Wofk^Knight, and Hart.&c. ^ . ;v ;? > John Muahatt. Jfavember 24? ... N. B^rom thi ine*periencc ot ^rputh, it often happens they are too ?wily feettnto' habits of extravagance. In these they too successfully indulge, notwithstanding tho care and vigilence of the Teacher ai d Trustees. The Teacher, especially, suf fers the blame, although errors of this are committed without his kitowledge-and permission. Aware of this, and at Uttjjjj* same time desirous to afford every reason able security to parents and guardians, the following rules will b*e strictly att^pdedfo. Every student shall be confined to one particular store for the put^ase of thobo articles of which he may stand in need ; his account in said store, to be carefully exa mined at least once >n every month* No student shall be permitted to play at unlawful games, nor indulge in the us?of ardent spirits ; and *o prevent these evils their accounts in Taverns shall berexam in ert once in every week, and a report obtain ed at the end of evety fortnight, from the masters of Boardlng-<Houscfe,/cjative to the conduct of their boarders. l Look 1$ J " ALL persons haviog apyQemand*a gairwt the eatme of Jo fin Trtinifiam^ de ceased, of Kershaw District, are requested to render in their accounts duty attested for settlement ? And those indebtcjl.to him ^note o;- otherwise, are desired to call on eorge M. Traiu/iam> and tflschatge the same by the 1 5th of February ftext, Of they "will find their notes and accounts in the - hands of an officer for collection after that day; Deorge M, Trnntham, Erf r. Nancy Trnn tli am, Ex'rx. Santdh, Jan. 3, 1821. 36? Shoes THE subs inform the public that they have just re ceived and are opening ahg-geand elegant assort ftient df & BOOTS SHOES, OF their own manufactory, equal to ar.y offered in this mairkct ? whic Barney offer by wholesale or retail, on the fno?t reason ?'>Ie terms?consisting of Indies' Walking Shoes, Gentlemen's Wellington Boots, Do. C alfskin Shoes add Pumps, Do. thjck of clifferept qualities, Boys and Misses Bootees and Shoes, Children's Shoes, and various other kinds. Ail past favors grfttefully acki*>wieriged and a continuance of them solicited. J. White & Co. Carndcn, Dec. 7, 1820, .3* tf Ni H. tttHfttrjr merchants supply themselves, w*M do we)| Faintia jaiE Subscriber respectfully informs U^public, that he has taken the building tw* jdoora north of Mr. M'&NrltK** Acade my, where It* will thankfully receive alt orders for House, Sign and OrnamtntaT .Painting, ti lazing, CiMing and Varnish which will be executed on the short notice and irt the neatest manner. Thomas E. Baker. N. B. Orders to do wor^ inthe country littrtctiy attended to. Jajroary is, itsu ca ? if