Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Spring Goods. W. E. JOHNSON % CO. Have just received an assortment of GOODS, suitable to the present and ap proaching season. Consisting in part of the following articles : I Superfine Cloths and Cassimeres, Vigonia Cloths and Cassinetts, Valencia, Marseilles ?t Florentine Vesting; Russia Drill, Russia Sheeting, Nankeens, Jeans, Corduroys, Caixoes and Prints, Bombazetts, Linens, Domestic Sheetings and Shirting?, White and Black Italian, "J "White and colored Canton, L CRAPES. Figured Nankin, J v . Colored Pavilion Gauze, Merino Shawls, Cambrics, Muslins, Worked Muslin Dresses, Long Lawn, bilk Stockings and Gloves, Kid Gloves, while and colored^ : Btaver Gloves, white and colored, ] ,lej?unt Parasols and Umbrellas, .. K ? Ladies and Gentlemen's fine Shoes, White, Drab 8c Blacky Beaver,' ") ?? a -pis Do do. Imitation Beaver, y*R I Tine Saddles, Bridles &c. Duponts Gunpowder, Cognac Brandy, Holland Ctn, Old Jamaica Rum, (excellent) N. . W bi?ke>\ and N . E. R u ro , London Porter, Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Chocolate, ' Supciior Blacking, Cast Andirons. . A-few ine riQZlMS+nt FL UTE&\ with Italian Strings and Music for the Violin and Flute. 4 * ? Marc h 15, 1 8^2 f. " w. : ; ? . ' 43? ?New Goods. .( r, | . /<Vri M Oft J' s . ? I The subscribers,. hav$vjukt received a part of their supply o (SPKjfrG GOOD*, consisting1 of ttfe following articles : 6-4 CambHcs, : ^ 6- 4 Cambric Dimity, very fine, ? ' Corded Diriggf low priced ? 7-4 and 8-4 cotlqo piaper, .. 6-4 Carlisle Ginghams, i Tambouf M * - 4-4 and 6*4 Jaconet Muslins, plain and Tfco^oiired, Vi x ^-^^wnbourcd Lenoes, 6^4 J\ do 7" Book Muslin, 4-4 Superfine checked Gingham, H : 4?4 ' ' do - >?nperfin?|whtte Quilting, Ladies Cotton Hose, extra fine, dot .low priced, F |$ rtmk f * C alicoes, w A few pieces 9-8 fine do. Murray Robinson, March 15, 182 1. Ta&jleturns. j^Thc sulwcriber ?arnestly requests that! returns be- made-btfore the last day of; the present month, as he will be necessarily absent for JIMQM* yaaK* niter that period. ~ C Ciias. J. Shannon, Collector . JYotice. .^he subscribers request all persons in debted, to them,. to, come forward immedi mtj and make such arrangements for the payment of their accounts, as may be satis JSCtOTjPW ?- ? * ?*??" ^ ^ ? J -- ? ' * 1 Murray Robinson . March 13, 1821. fro TIC E. ons having any demands against >fr Samuel Laughorn , deceased, Mated to render their accounts duly J within the time prescribed b} law. . indebted to said estate, are request* > make immediate payment. Francis Allen,, JWmV. & Laughorn , dictated. :hl5, 1821. 43? I n ?? ? I Notice. ' * ? | P All persons having any demands' against the estate of Archibald Smith , deceased* are requested to render ill their accounts by tiie first of April next ; and those indebted, ate leqttir- 1 ed to make immediate payment on or before that date. Neil Smith, Administrator of A. Smithy dec . airch 10. 48? tf 4 ? ? ? ? ? JSUT1CE. ' kHK Coparnership ? of Miller St Kirt in t he practice of Law and Equity, dissolved by consent from the 1st ot ireh. Stephen I). Miller, I John Boykift, Jun. U March 8, Iftftl 45? tf A home to Let. THE Subscriber wishing to decline MMcrrn keeping, offer's his house to let ; it *rill suit either for a store or for keeping a house of entertainment or for both, if re quired. He will alto hire the house furni ture and two or three servants; to an ap proved person he wilt make the terms very accommodating. J. B. MATHIEU. Camden, March t, MSI. +9 ? 4 W x SlierifTsViales. By virtue oi sundry executions to me di rected, will be sold b?fore the Couit Houbt in Camikn, on the ad and 3d days of April next ; being the first Mon day and Tuesday thereof, within the legal hours of sale : 640 Acres of land, more or iess, situated on both sides of the road to xVi'Kaskill's Bridge, on Lynches Creek, on No he ad branch, waters of Pinetree Greek, bounded N. W. by vacant lands, on all other sides by Benjamin Perkins* lands, levied on a* the property of Robert M'Kain, at the separate suits of John G. Mallard, John Havis and others. 565 Acres of laud, more or less, situated on Spears Creek, adjoining lands belonging to James English and i Daniel Holliday, the same whereon the defendant now resides, levied on as -the property of James Terry, at the suit of John Walker. 1000 Acres of land, moie less, situated oij tlm west side of the VVateree River, levied on as the (woperty of Joslma English, at the suit of Henry Abbott. All the right, title, interest and claim which Mary Cunningham lias to 1050 acres of land, more or less, situate on Gam Swamp, seven miles above Camden, levied or* as the pro perty of ivlary Cunningham, at the suit of the State of South- Carolina. 100 Acres of landi more or less, Mhiated- on the waters of Beaver Creek, adjoining lands belonging to Diauna Nixon and James Hood, levied on as the property of Burford r '4 -witty, at the suit of John (i. Bah lard. One brown bay Mare, levied on as the projierty of Harwell Evans, i\ i the suit of William Nixon. . Conditions cash, put chasers to pay foi Sheriff's Vitles and Bills of Sale. James IP. Cantey , s. k. d. Camden, March 12, .821. 43 Notice. The subscriber jntcnds to leave I the Htate at (lie end of this year, aiul wishes to close his husiuess. All indebted to him by note or o|>en ac count will call a nd make MUisVactory settlement immediately and save cost. William Nixon. M arch 15. ? 48-? tf Notice. A likely black boy, about 1 S or 20 yearn old, a feet 2 or 3 inches high, having the following pass, came to the subscribers a few days since. The owner may hear of him by applying to WiUiam M 7 Cain. "Camden, March 15, 1821. 43 ? 44 The bearer JIM, sold from the estate of Ikmneau and bought by a Mr. Balloon living on or near the Waterec. by accident missed of his company bought w'rtlv him and travelling together; this is therefore given to pass him up the country to his owner. R. MATHEWS'. Goose-Creek, Mafch 2, 1821." v Sale of (Hoods.* The remaining STOCK OF GOOD6 of the late firm of Hodges & M'Caa, will be sold at (he store on Monday, the 19th inst. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock A.M. Terms ? All sums of Fifteen Dollars and under, cash. All sums above Fifteen Dol lar*, six months credit on Note, with g. od security, bearing interest from the day of sale. ' Camden, March 8, 1821. 42? : ; Aotice. \ '' -.Tl V J V ? THE Subscriber having been consti tuted the Attorney of the securities of M, C. Wiggins, late Sheriff of Kershaw, is authorised to request all demands against the said securities, to be present during the sitting ol the Court of Common Pleasj in April next, and such as appear legal J will be settled without suit, to the extents of the rsapective liabilities of cach ttecuri-j ty, from and after April 1882, with interest.) Such as are regarded inadmissible service 1 of Writs will be accepted on, and facility afforded to their determination in November next. Stephen I). Miller. March 8, 18 21. - 42? tf '* 4 I Noticc. A1X persops having any demands against the estate of John Mims, deceas ed, are* requested to render them in the time prescribed by law, and those indebted will pleasq make immediate payment. John Marsh, Mm'r. January 18, 1831. 38? f Under Decree in Equity. WILL be sold at the Court-House, in Camden on Monday tbe 2d day of Annl next, tbe store house and out buildings lately occupied by Hojkjes & M'Caa, on Broad street in the said town. ^The pre mises are in complete order and present a stand for business, not exceeded in eccel-j lence by any in town. The purchaser to give bond and ^ood personal security, pay able the first day January next, with in terest from the datej a mortgage of the premises, and pay for titles. ? J, Cailer, Com . Eq . Camden March 8, 1821 42 ? 5 1JV District . Y F.BRUAKT TCRM, 182 1 . Robert CunmtoghM V/ ? Admr.D. S. Bailey, dec, J**//,/. ?ut. *-^r tpf* cm , ?**'. Perter Smith 8c othero^*^ ; - ALL persons having any demands against the estate of the late Daniel S. Bailey, doccasedi are hereby noiifted to establish them by legal proof, before the Commissioner of the Court of F^ui?yY on or before the first day of June Term next, that they may receivc their dividends of suid'estate. I J. Carter, Com . JEj. [ . Camden, March 8, 1801. ' 4bXZ 3 Notice. PKRSONS havjn^ demands against William Thomas, deceased, are desired to render them according to law. And those indebted to him, are requirtd to make immedia.^ payment to Mic.'tjah Thomas, ddm'r. IV. Thomas, dec. Camden, March 8, 1821. 42 ? 4 Notice. ALL persons indebted to George Wells, deceased, laie ot Hanging Rock ? reek, are desired to make immediate jjivment. And those who have demands j against him, are required to rendered iheni according to law to the subsciiber. Absalom W^lla. Qualified Ex'r. George JVetfi det. Hanging Rock Creek, Kershaw District, March 1, 182!. ,42?4 4 I hereby forewarn any person from buying or tracing for a prom Wary Note for five hundred dollars, made, payable the 1 Sth of January last, Riven to Furnifold Jurnigan* asthfesame lias been fraiidnlent ly obtained, and i am determined not |o pay the Mine, unless compelled by law. Tlartwell Keclfurd. March 8, 1 62 1. 42? tf ALEJL JmTHES(W % COr Have now on hand a very general as sortment of , Seasonable and Fancy Goods, Sfl^f Selected at the mftnufactories by C. Ma theson; which with their former supply of Dry Goods and Groceries, they will dispose ^wholesale and retail for castr, or to ap proved purchasers, '<#) sjuch time as may be agreed upon, and as low as any regular importer, under such freights and charges can afford to sell for. Camden, January 1 11 82 1 S7-t Fresh Sanford'i B?j^tf,ij*c. I . The subscriber has just received a sup ply from Sanford's Mill, in pourid, half pound, 4? 3 arid 1 ounce paper*. J] I no on lldnd, Superior Coh) Drawn CASTOR OIL -J/Vest- India , do SWEET OIL, !. With a general ass^Hrne^it of ' Genuine 9 Family and Patent Medicines, Which #ftf be sold wholesale or retail, on the moat reasonable term*. A# Be Leon. - Cannlewi Feb. 1 . < 40? ? ????????? f t i i . n Notice J mL.? ._give ? ????f mil iltlB Ml- IW>W in debted to hi rft to make p^fneui. Those wlw^do not avail thcmrtjvfa of this notice, ma# calculation paving i&eir debts with the^Wlkton of <5ost. Jutf reeved on contffcnment, sixty barrels <& .a s^erioV quahy of SHAD* winch yilf |>e sold low tor tab. William Brown. January IB, 1821 . ' I ? n in Notice. ^eroon?fo<fobtt<Vto tie estate ofl John Wai kku, ate tjgnii reqursle to make payment, aslaa ilesiroii ofctaring the wWrnfetrirtkn as soon as possiMo. ? CHARLES J. S11A NON, Ait MV Jr Valker. February B. 1 Garden Seeds. Just arrived from JVew-York and New- Kngla nd, of the growth of 1820, and for sale, wholesale and retail , by P. Thornton, At the Post-Office, Camden. Which is removed to Uie opposite side, ; Two doors below James S. Murray's, As follows : Early York Cabbage j do. Sugar Loaf do. s do. Dutch do. < do. Battersca do..: do. Pent on do. ? do. Amsterdam do. * (a new and choice ] 1 Drum Head winter \ Cabbage 1 targe Scotch do. Green Glared do. Large English Sa voy Cabbage Late Dutch do. R$d Dutch do Green Curled Bore cole Brussels Sprouts . Scotch Kale j Sea do, Purple Brocoll 4 Elhrly London Cauli flower Late do. do. Karly Spring Turnip Ytllow da Large Bullocks Ab: crdeen or Yellow I Scotefc Turn-p Large Norfolk Field Turnip ? tCrden Top do. Utd Top tlo. French, or Hanover \ L Turnip j Yellow Stone do. Yellow Malta (a new j . and choice kind) i Blood B^et | Yellow do. Swelling Parsnip Early Horn Carrot Scarlet * do. Orange do. gp-t. i. . )\ F nuin Radish Purple do. P ' . 'irtfc Scarlet cio. 5 Short Top da ? j Early Frame do. S White Turnip do. ? | Long Black winter 3 Radish 5 Ice Lettuce J Head do. j White Coss do. ' | Cabbage do. I Early . do. I Imperial do. Brown Dutch do. J Hardy Green do; - ! Grand Admiral do. i Red Onions White do. j Large Scotch Leeks i Serpcnt*Squash Corn. Porter's do ! ; Mammoth Gourd ; Groen Turkey Cu cumber Long Ureen do I Early do Prick ley Gherkins' (for Pickles) .j Nutmeg Mellon Cantelope do J Musk do Large Water do ? Mammoth Pumpkin Squash Pepper Rabbit Nose do Cayenne do. [ Prickiey Sp inn age j. Hound do ? ; Gi?nt Asparagus Summer Savory Curled Parsley ? : \ White Mustard i Brown do Solid Celery Garden Cress Vegetable Oyster T omatoes & Ochre ; Saffron Peppergrass Early Charlton Peas Wilson's Superfine early 6 week Peas Early Frame do ! Tall Sugar do Prussian Blue do Pall Marrowfat do I ?warf do ?)waif Cluster do l^warf Sugar do Lecdsman Owar f do Early Yellow TTusR i Beans tarly Speckled do ! Early Kidney or i.iv j *r ans i Early six week com ; fort Beans Pole Cranberry do Bust) do Dutch Runners do Lima do | White AlbanyBush ! Beans j Helgoland Befens . [Wrfeb, d0i ; Early Magazine do | Lucerne or Frencti | lover i White Dutch Ciov* j Red do guinea Grass > Suin' Join or Holy I Uay < Orchard Grass Timothy do f English Rye do ' Buckwheat Grain ?? ALSO?? Irish Potatoes, j AND NEW ORLEANS INDIGO, Of a superior quality , WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. In addition to the above, the subscriber has received of tfie growth of *820, a cjuantity oi Ruta Haga, or Yellow Kussia Turnip, which has been found on trial to answer this climate well, when the season has been any way favorable. _ -.J ^"ATio? MANGLE WURTZEL, or Root of Scarcity, of the best species which is found to be more productive than any of the Beet Hind, as the root is much larger and the top can |>c gathered or broken off twd or th\ee limes chiving the summer for ttoe cattle, and will not injure the growth of the root. . . < ? ; Pamphlets with directions mny also be had. A few imall boxes well assorted, put up to *uit families, with a deduction of tweiftjMive percent. Those who wish to pure base to sell again, will find it to their advantage to call and be supplied, as a very liberal discount will be made. > . . J H? B. As the subscriber has received his seed from persons who raised them, ihey may be defended on to be good. But should any person *lt*r purchasing any on' trial prove them otherwise, the money will be relumed if desired, or other seeds iu place of them* Camden, Feb. 8, 1831. iMtf , indjbo. 1 C?*e clioite retailing INDIGO, Kr sale by ? ? W. k S. HLANDING. January 18, IJJt. ' ?' ' " V' ' 'v ?' lr* JVoiice. AU persons indebted to the sub scribers, an' requested Jo mak~ pay ment l>efore the 15th of March ne.xfc ? AJl Notes and Accounts after thart date will be placed in the hand* of au Attorney for collection. THOMAS M'CHA"DY h CO. SwiftC-eek, Feb. 8. 41 ? f % for sale. One sett of elegant Mahogany DINTNG' TABDES, which will be *oid low? For terms, apply to P. Thornton , ? At the Post-Office. March 8. THE SUBSCRIBERS _ Having formed a connection in business under the firm of JameS K. Douolas & Co ? are now opening an t^tensive assort mciu of Seasonable and Fancy ? Good^jj.^3'-'" J at their 6tore at the comer of De K alb and Broad-street-? where the highest price wiii be given in Cash for Cotton. They solicit a continuance of the favours of their friends, and assure ihem that the utmost exertions \ shall be made to render satisfaction. lames JL Douglas. John J. Blair. January 1 1 1821 k 37* ?7 r j l' i'Y 7?r , , ? V If!- r 1 The Subscriber offer* Far Sale, London White Lead in Kegs, superior quality, r v - .North -C arolina Linseed Oil, ;? j Spirits Turpentine, per gallon and in bottles. . With an extensive assortment of Paints, Varnishes, Paint Brushes, kc. See. Jl. De Leon. Camden, Feb. ) . . ^ ?- - ' 40*^-. 4 ? ,, - Education. * THE cbnneftion formerly existing be tween the Trustee* of StatesviUe Ac ado my and the subscriber, as Teachet being dissolved, Parents and Guardians are here by informed, that the different branchea - heretofore taught in this academy, he will still continue to teach in a suitable house prepared for this purpose. The salisfac* lion which the discharge of his office has given during the term of five yeays/and the respectable standing of his students in the different higher seminaries whieh they have entered, afford a w'ell grounded hope that the usual liberal support and encour ment will, be continued; Parents and jftuardian* may rent abMjred, tRat t a rjr necessary attention witl be paid to -th? fe portmcnt, the progress and accuracy of Pupils. - ? , - ^ ? | The School will commence on th? Jst of January next. Fo accommodate t^p, people of South- Carolina, whose patron age has been liberal, there will be but oft* vacation in the year : the first vacation to commence the 16th of December, 1421, Boarding can be had, as usuaU ut the house* of Messrs. WoJ'k* Mcjfcpight, ant) Hart, 8$c. ?. * - 1 Joha November 24, 1820. * 3S tf < N. >S From ihe inexperience of youth, it often happens they at e too easily led into habits of extravagance. In these they too successfully indulge, notwithstanding the care and vigilence of tlie Teacher and Trustees. The Teacher, especially, suf fers the blame, although errors of this kind are committed without l\isJ|(now ledge and 'permission. Aware of this, and at the same time desirous to afford every reason able security to parents and guardians, tho following rules will be strictly attended to. Every student shall be confined to one particular store for the purchase of those articltes of w hich be may stand in need ; his account in said store, to be carefully exa mined at least once in every month. No student shall be permitted to play unlawful games, nor indulge in the us?- of I anient spirits j and to prevent these evils their accounts in Taverns shall be examin ed once in every w?ek, and a report obtain ed at the end of every fortnight* from tho musters of Boarding-Houses, re1ative to he conduct of their boarders. J. M. The following gentlemen have kifltity offered their service*, to carry the abof ^ Rules into effect. ? - ; Doctor Joseph Guy,, , Col. Richard Alliaon, CieiL George Davidsoa, Rev. D, ArRee, Capt. Alexander Dimlap, Johq Hbucgina, Esq. KobcrlJ^orlu, fc*i. WilUaro M*Kil>ftht, J Strayed or Stolen. flk , , ON Friday 26th January, ^BSBTmy HORSE, a bright KN?, between 15 and 16 hand# Hgh* 1 mmn a thin main and thin sprig tail, blind of the left ejre, side mucn shaved with the harness, has a peculiar manner of throwing out his left fore-leg in trotltttg, and ia between 10 and 11 ye*rsold. A suitable reward, and s>lj reasonable #x pmisos p?t id, by delivering him to the sub scriber in Columbia. < 1 Elias Mnrk.g,