Camden gazette and mercantile advertiser. (Camden, S.C.) 1818-1822, April 05, 1821, Image 3
Oil i) IX AN C K, entitled nn Or
ili nance, for re^ulatini; tin4 price
and assize of bread to In* observ
ed in lilt* Tovwi of Camden.
He it ordained , Ij the Intevdant
end Wardens of the Town of Cam
den in Town Council assembled^
and it is hereby or dinned b'j the au
thority of * he same, That, from ami
immediately after the first day of
July next, every Uaker or other
* *
person who shall make or bake for
tale, orshuH'sell or expose to salt*
any bread delirieul in weight, accord
ing to the assize made and presented
from time to time, as herein stfler di
rected, he, she or they so oll'endins
in the premises and heiifs; thereof
ronvit ted, shall fotl'eit ?uul pay a
.sum not exceeding T\\el\e Dollars
fjr every such oflenci\
?And hi' it / a vine v out awed, by the |
awihority { foresaid , That, it stall
;? mi may be lawful at all times during]
the course of the (lav, fur the In
tendaut, (lie Wardeus of the low ti,
tiie Jiecorder or Constable of the
*ime, or Magistrates of the District,
to f ilter into any house, shop, stall,
bakehouse, workhnnse or uqrthousej
of or belonging to any baker or ven
iW of bread or any other place
whatsoever, where the same may lie
offered fc)r sale, niid H ere Search lor.
view, weigh or try all or any part ol
the bread which shall there he found:
4i nil if any shall be discovered want
ing in the goodness of the material
or which it shall he uiade or deficient
.iu baking or in the legale weights,
in every such case, the lute r.thuit.
?any of the Wardens of -the town.
1lte Recorder or either of the Con
1he district, shall size such bread so
found ; wtd it skull l>e the duty of
the Constables, of the town, for the
time being, to receive the same into
llterr possession, and publicly sell
1he same, <vt the Market- house, the
proceeds of which shall be equally
?divided, one half to be given to the
Constable and, the other half to be
paid into Ike ftitid of the town.
And be it further ordained, by thr
4mthori.il/ aforesaid, Thftfejf an}
baker or vender rtf bread shall refuse
<uph search <>r seizure to be made,
or in anywise hinder or resist thu
?ame, he, she or they shall for every
-such offence^ forfeit a sum hot ex
ceeding Twelve Dollars.
?And be it further ordairtcd , by ihe
dutkarita tfinresaid9 That the Jte
within the last week
frrtm thfc best infor
F^woeure, make in ivrit
h if .thereunto required)
? Council if they shall
upon there being no
Intendant for the time
g ithe average price
in e hundred and nirfely
%l of the several quali
> sold within the town,
current month, to the in
bakers of bread, if they
k may attend the sitting
fd assize ; which said avcr
shall lie deemed and taken
Ordinary price for the ensuing
* and the assize shall l>e as-i
and apjwinted according to
e, agreeable to the Table of
- hereunto annexed, w hich shall
lie notified at thretrof the most pub.
lie places iw the said town, for the
^formation of all concerned, so thai
{withstanding any advance or re
ion that rtiay hap|ien, in the pricc
^lour, iio alteration shall be
the assize for the lime being.
be it further ordairted , by the
V aforesaid, That no person
ns shall lie prosecuted for
fence before mentioned in this
nee, unless he, she or they
lecutcd, for the same, before
n Council, within ten days
Ihe offence is committed.
^ nd be it further ordained , by the
?ity a foresaid , That it shall be
Bty of one of the Constables of
wn of Camden, to visit once
Irery week, every shop, stall,
?>aK?fiouse, workhouse or outhouse
of or belonging to any baker or ven
iter of bread, or in any place what
v - ?oever, where the same omy be of
ffejed lor sale and there weigh all
l>read exposed for sale, a-njl exninim
the quality of lite same* ; anil
also be the duly of the Con
a shall
onstahlo
of the town, to carry iuto execution
Tie torrajingord inance.
J&ni be it further ordained , by the
authority aforesaid^ That all fines
Incurred under tTiis Ordinance, shall
be recoverable before the Itrtendanl
and Wardens of the. Town of. Cam
den, or a majority of them.
TABLE OF ASSIZE,
Baker's yrejil on each Barrel, St.
Flour per barrel of 196 pounds licit at
gl 5 per barrel, 7d. loat to weigh 1 pouno
9 ounces. Sid loaf to weight 12 } ounces.
2d loaf to weigh 7 ounces, Id loat to weigh
3$ ounces.
At ? 1 4$, 7 d pence loaf 1 11). 1 0 oz. 3 3d.
loaf 13 oz '2d loat* 7 { oz. Id loat' 3 I -2 04.
At ?^4, 7d loaf 1 lb lOoz. 3 Ad loaf 13 oz.
M loaf 7 I 2 oz. Id loaf 3 1-2 oz.
At SI 3 1-2, 7d loaf 1 it) H oz?.3*dloa?
13 2d loaf 8 oz. Id loaf 3^. oz.
At ? I 3, 7d loaf 1 ib I 2 o?. 3 I -2 J loa.
14 <?*. 2d loaf H 1 oz. Ul loaf *? oz.
At 55 1 2 i, 7 d loaf 1 ,b 13 oz. 3 l-*d loai
14 1-2 oz. 2d loaf 8 1-2 oz. 1(1 loaj 4$.
At ?12, 7 d loaf 1 l'o 14 oz. 3 l-2d loaf
j I 5 oz. 2d loaf 8 J oz. t d loat 4 ? oz.
\t S i 1 7 d loaf 1 Ih I 5 oz. 3 1 -2d loai
15 1-2 oz. 2d loaf 9 oz. Id loaf 4$oz.
At ?11, 7 d loaf 2 lb. 3 I -2d loaf 1 lb.
2d loaf 9 ^ oz Id loaf 4 1-2 oz. -
At 9) I OA, 7d loaf 2 lb 1 oz 3 I -2d loai
I lb 1-2 oz, 2d loaf 9 I -2 oz, 1 d loaf 4 } oz
At ?10, 7d loaf 2 lb 2 oz, 3 I -2d loai ,
I lb 1 oz, 2d ftcif*10oz. Id loaf 4$ 07.
At %9 7d loaf 2 lb 3 oz, 3 1 -2d loaf
one pound one & a li.df ounces, 2d loaf ten
and a half onces, Id loaf 5 ounces.
At g9, 7d loaf 2 pound 5 ounces,- three
and a half pejiny loaf one pound tv%o and a
half ounces, 2d loat" ten and three fourth
onces, one penny loaf J and a hatfrnTnci:s7
At S8A1 7d loaf 2 pound bounces, three
and a halt penny loaf one pound three oun
ces, 2d loaf eleven, onces, one penny loaf
5 ? ounces.
At ?8, 7d loaf 21b 7 oz, three and a half
penny loaf one pound 3 and a half ounces,
[sdlrrat'eteven and a halt" ounces, one penny
loaf 6$ ounces.
At &7 7d loaf 2 lb 9 ounces, three anrt
a half penny loaf one pound 4 and a half
ounces, 2d loaf twelve and one fourth oun
ces, one penny loaf 6$ ouno.es.
At S7, 7d loaf 2 lb eleven ounces, three
and a half penny loaf one pound five and a
half ounces, 2d loaf twelve and three fourth
ounces, one penny loaf 6 J ounces.
At 7d loaf 2 lb thirteen ounces,
three and a halfpenny loof one pound six
and a half ounces, 2d loot thirteen and a
ihalf ounces, one penny loaf 7$ ounces.
At &6, 7d loaf 3 pound, three and a half
penny loaf one pound a ounces, 2d loaf
fourteen and one fourth ounces, omr petmy
)oaf seven and a half ounces. ?
At five and a half dollars, 7d loaf 3 lb
two ounces, three and h half penfiy loaf one
pound nine o'unces, 2d loaf fifteen ounces,
one penny loaf eight ounces.
At five dollars, 7d loaf 3 pourfd 5 ounces^
three and a half penny loaf one pound ten
and a half ounr.es, 2d loaf one pound* oH0
penny loaf 8J ounces. '
At four and a half dollars, 7d loafthre*
pound eight ounces, three and a halfpenny
loaf one pound twelve dunces, 2d loaf one
pound, one penny loaf 8 and a half ounceit
At four dollars, 7d loaf 3 pound twelve
ounces, three and a half penny loaf one
pound fourteen ounces; 2d loaf one pourtc)
one ounce, one penny loaf nine ounces.
At three and a half dollars, 7d loaf 311>
fifteen ounces, three and a half pVnny^loal
one pound fifteen and a half ounces, 2d loai
one pound two ounces, one penny loaf 9
and a half ounces. ..
At three dollars, 7d loaf 4 pound 4 oun
ces, three and a half penny loaf 2 potftfP?
ounces, 2d loaf one pound oiy& flfeund 3|
ounces, Gne penny loat 9? ounces.
Ratified in Town ('onncil, this
seventieth day of June, in the
| , yeni' of our l^ord oih? thousand
jfS + ight hundred and nine, and
v tfitrty?third year of i American
Independence. % 7
WM. LANCiLEY* Jhtendntit.
tOH SJLK.
One sett of elegant Mahogany DINING,
TABLES, which will be sold low? Frir
terms, apply to
P, Thornton >
At. the PoH-O0ite; |
March ft.
it
, ,4 a'
jftn ti stray.
TOlLKD before me on the 10th Mirch
182 1, a durk Bay Marc Mule, about four
years old with the right eye out, nobrtnd*.*
Apprised at Torty Dollars. ' ?
* IL L. Knox, J. P.
I'aii field District, March 29. 45?
(/ ommitted **?
To the gaol of Kershaw District, a ne
gro woman of a yellowish complexion,
about 24 or 2 5 years of age, 5 feet 5 or 6
inches hipjh, a Virginian born, calls her
name KASTKK and says that she belongs
to Huston (*inncngp, or was left with him
for sale in Sumter Distiict.* The owner is
requested to come forward, prove property
pay charges and take her away.
M'illiam L(jvr, o. k. f>.
March 2r. j 4#>~
Strayed or Stolen,
From a.iaim ncur IUrU
'MOW*, O!) UM! IHUvol M?rt'h
inst a dark BAY MAUIC, aboul
thirteen hands high, and six
wears old. ? ill that is white about her is
i small spot of the-size ol a shilling on the
off side near her shoulder, and a lew i>t al
tering hairs about her face, occasioned bv
the chafeing of the haittr. She has ;>
swich tail, and a thick black mane, of which
t little on the under part has been cut off.
The hair about her leg? is long and shaggy,
and she hasnrrrr been shud ' she is strong
ly formed, being partly of the Canadian
breed. lAny person who will deliver the
said mare to Zachariali Gibson , living near
Kocky Mount, Fairfield District, South
Cavolina* or who will give any information
that may lead to the discovery ol her, shall
ret e've an ample and satisfacioty reward.'
M-.irh 22. I'1" 44 ? !
j ? ? , ? ?
? - J* \ r" - - - %
Spring' Good*.
W. K. JOHNSON $ CO.
Have just received an assortment of
C.Ch >DS, suitable for the present and ap
proaching season. * Consisting in part of
the follow in\j articles : *'?"
'' ; ^ " j
Superfine Cloths and v.assimcres,
Vigottla Cloths and Cassinetts,
Valencia, Marseilles & Florentine Vesting
Ifussia Drill, Russia Sheeting
\T an keens, Jeans', (UwdttvOys,
Calcoes and Prints, ?
Hombaietts, Linens, *? *
Domestic Sheetings ami Shirtings,
V\ bite and Black Italian,
Wi.itc and colored Canton, J. CRAFTS,
retired Njftkin, * ' f
Colored I'avtliorj CSattzc,
jVIetino Shawls, Cambrics, Muslins,'
VVorked Muslin Dresses, Long LaWn,
|*ritk Stockings and (j loves,
Kid Gloves, while and colorcflfc.
Heaver C. loves, white Smd totrifift,
Elegant Parasols and Umbrellas,
Ladies and Gentlemen^ fine ShoeV *
\Vhite, Drab & black Beaver,) u a tq
i}? hats
l ine baddies, Drirtlts Jcc.
Duponts Gunpowder, i ; -
Cognac Brandy, Holland Gin,
Old Jamaica Rum, (excellent)
N. C. VVhiskey and N. E. Rumi
London Porter,
Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Chocolate,
Superior Blacking, Cast Andirons.
?ALSO ?
A fetv fine? JrI OLJA'S and FLUTES,
With Italian Strings and Music for the
Voilin and Flute.
March 15, j 821. 43?*
ij. -> i ??
Nw goods.
iffcj ItojUsciibcrS ta^e,j,uii Tecetvcd a
part of their supply of SPRING GOODS ,
consisting; of the following articles ; ??*
6 4 Cambrics,
6 4 Cambric Dimity, very fine, .
Corded Dimity, low priced,
7 -4 ana 8-4 cotton Diaper,
6-4 Carlisle Ginghams,
jfNMjbourcd jtotoea,' ;?/, ;
4-4 and 6-4 Jaconet Muslins, plain and
r -----
6-4 1 ambourcd Lenoes,
, M do Book Muslin,
[ 4-4 Superfine checked Gingham,
4-4 Striped tlo
^Superfine white Quilting,
k Cotton Hose, extra fine,
do JpJ^pviccd,
1 Trunk 7*S Calicoes,
A few pieces 9-8 fine do.
?Murray Ilobinson .
March 15* 1821, ' ; ,
\ 1 1 i it i ? ' 1 .
\ Notice.
Th* subscribers request all persons in
debted to them, to come forward immedi
ately and make such arrangements for the
pa) meiit of their accounts, as mo)' be sat is -
- Murray 8< Robinson.
March 15, 182 i.v
II f I. . _L
NOTICE.
L All persons having any demanda against
the estate of Samyel haugUorns dtceased,
arc requested to rendef their accounts duly
attested within the time prescribed by law.
1 hose indebted* to said estate, arc request -
ed to make immediate oavment.
Francis Allen, MwCr.
MS. l.utighorn% deceatcd.
^archlS, 1821. 43_
TA House to 1M.
THE Subscriber wishing to dtclino
Tavern keeping, infers his house to lef; it
will suit either for a store or for keeping a
house of entertainment or lor both, if re
quired. He will alto hire the house fumi~
tore and two or three servants; to an ap
proved peraon he will make the terms
very accommodating.
. John H. Mathieu.
Camden, March 8, 1821. 42? -4
--mflee- H
THE Coparnerthip of Mill it n Sc
Boy*in in the practice of Law and Equity,
is dissolved bjr consent from the Ut of
March.
Stephen I). Miller,
John Unvkin, Jun.
w?.a? s, n?3i
Entertainment,
At the S >!^n nf the Belt.
THE subscribers inform their fiienda
and the public, thai they lmve taken the
I louse lately occupied by Mr. Jchn C?. Hal
Wrd, cnc uonr nrrrtt-; nt L.ol. NixonS. '1 "he\ "
pledge themselves 1 ! ; a t no pains shaj be
."pared to accommodate customers, trav
ellers and others ; to keep then stable;?
well furnished with Provender, to pay un
remitting attention to them, and endeavor
tj give such univeHkl accommodation in
their house, as they trust will entitle them
(o a share of the Public Patronage.
M' A dams k Drake ford.
Camden, Jan. 18, 18 2 1. 38 ?
|CT T he Srate (jazette, Columbia, Ad
vertiser, Augusta, and Observer l'aycttc
ville, are recjmsttd to publish the above
three times and send their accounts to this
Oftice.
^
Notice.
Tlie subscriber intends to leave
the State at the end of this year, and
wishes to close his business. All
indebted to him by note or open ac
count will call nnd make satisfactory
settlement immediately and save cost.
William Nixon.
Mavch 15. 43 ? tf
Notice.
A likely black boy, about 18 or 20 years
ol#, 3 feet 2 or 3 inches high, having the
following pass, came to the subscriber a
few clays since. The owner may hear
of him by applying to
v William M'Cain*
Camden. March 15, 1821. 43^
44 Tje bearer JtM, sold from the estate
of Bonneau and bought by a Mr- Balloon
living on ot near the Wateree, by accident
missed of his company boughi with him
and travelling together j this is therefore
given to pass him up the country to his
owner. R; MATHEWS.
Goo6e??Crcek, March 2, 1821.*'
7JV* liQUlTf? Camden Distinct
l'r.BRUAn y Term, 1321.
Robert Cunningham
Admr.D. S. Bailey, dec. \ m /(jJ. Rditf
Pcrter Smith Sc others,]
I
ALL persons having any demand*
against the estate of the late Daniel S.
Baii.ey, deceased, are hereby notified to
jestabm-h them by legal proof, before the
Commissioner of the Court of Equity, on
>r before the first day ot June Term next,!
that they may receive their dividends of]
iaid estate.
J. Carter, Com.
Camden, March 8, 1821. 42-r
J\otice ?
THE Subscriber having been coThti
J tilted 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 b! the Court of Common Pleas
m April next, and such as appear legal
win be settled without suit, to the extent
of the respective liabilities of each securi*
ty, from and after April 1822, with interest.
Such as are regarded inadmissible service
of .Writs will be accepted on, and every
facility afforded to their determination in
November next.
Sleplitto I). Miller.
March 8, 1921. 42 ? tf
? ? . ? ? ? f
Notice.
T lrcrcbv forewarn any person from
buying or trading for a promisary Note for
five hundred dollars, made payable the
1Mb of January Hist, j*ivcn to Ftimifokl
Jurni^an, as the tame has been fraudulent
ly obtained, and i am determined not to]
pay the same, unless compelled by law.
Ilartwcll liedfonl
March 8, 1R21. 42? tf
Notice.
Prrsons indebted to the estate of
John Walker, are again requested
to make payramt, as 1 am desirous!
of closing the administration as soon
as possible.
'CHARLES J. SHANNON,
AdnCrJ. Walker .
^Fcbrtiary H. 41?
rjL - 11 . ? 1
Notice.
" ALL persons having any demand*
against the estate of John Mims, dec eat
ed, are requeai|(l to render them in the
time prescribed by law, and those indebted
will please makf. immediate payment.
John Marsh, Jlim'r.
January 18, 182 IT 3d? f
NOTICE.
All persons having any demands against
Kershaw Lodge, No. 29, arc requested to
;?*ender them in to the subscriber for settle
ments -
Prfer "Warren* Treapurep,
January ^5. T9 ?
CiSa rd en Needs.
Just arrived from SS'cic - l'ork and
A ew- England, of the growth nf
18:>0, mid for sale, wholesale and
retail, by
1\ Thornton,
At t/ic Jyos(-Offlce% Camden.
Which is removed lo (he opj osite su'e,
Twocloota below James S. Muriay's,
As follvKi'8 :
fc-arlv \ oik Cabbage $
to. Sugar Loaf do. I
lo. I) utC il do. i
!o. Battersca do. *
lo. Pcnion do. f
lo. Ambtcrdam do. $
(a new and choice J
kind) j
2 rum Head wiifter*
Cabbage |
-arge Scotch do. '? \
Jreen Glazed do. \
Large English Sa- '
voy Cabbage
Late Dutch do.
Red Dutch do j
Sreen Curled Bore-j
cole j
Brussels Sprouts
Scotch Kale
Sea do. j
Purpte Brocoli J
Early London Caufrrj
flower j
t*8tc do. do. !
Early Spring Turnip i
Yellow da 0 j
Large Bullocks Ab- !
eitieen or Yellow ;
Scotch Turo;p !
Large Norfolk Field '
Turnip
Green Top d0.
Red Top, do.
French or Hanover
Turnip
Yellow Stone do,
Yellow Malta (a new
and choice kind)
Blood Beet
Yellow do.
Swelling Parsnip
Early Horn Carrot
Scarlet do.
Orange do.
Fine Salmon Rar'isli
Purple do.
Fine long Scarlet do.
Short Top do.
Early Frame do.
White Turnip do.
Long Black winter
Radish
Ice vettuce
Head do.
White Coss do.
Cabbage ? do.
Early do. ?
Imperial do.
Brown Dutch do.
Ha! dy Green do.
Grand Admiral do.
Red Onions
White do. ,
Large Scotch Leeks
Serpent Squish
Com. Porter's do
Mammoth Gourd
Cioen Tin key C u
cumber
Long Green do
Early cfo
Prickley Gherkins ^
(tor Pickles)
Nutmeg Mellon
Cantelope do *
Musk do
Large Water do
Mammoth Pumpkin
Squash Pepper
Rabbit Nose do
i Cayenne do
| Prickley Spinnaga,
: Round do
; Giant Asparagus
I Summer Savory
| Curled Parsley
' White Mustard
Brown do *
| Solid Celety
Garden Cress
Vegetable aystef?
Tomatoes & Ochre
Sagp
? _*T?
Saffron
? . ? **7. TKl
Pebpergrass
Early Charlton Peas
Wilson's SuperfiwT
early 6 week Peas '
\ Early Frame do
> Tall Sugar . St'
> Prussian Blue do
J Tall Marrowfat d<>
J Dwarf i do ?
5 Dwarf Cluster do
< Dwarf Sugar do
I Lredsman Dwarf do
| Early Yellow Bush
J Beans
\ Early Speckled do
| Early Kidney or Liv
; er Beans
t i^afly S x ^vtrt k cottl
*. rt Iteai.s
f Po'e Cranberty do
\ Bush . do
j Dutch Rynr.ers do
j Lima clo
s White Albany Bush
t ? Beans
' Helgoland Beat** ? ?
"Windsor do
Early Magatine do
Lucerne of French
Ciover ? > ' V
White Dutch" Clo??
? er ' ? ..w
Red do .
? Onin^a Graw ^
I Saint Foin or flt>ly
s u.y w T' (
: Orchard Crass >
, Timothy do
i English Rye do
j Buckwheat Grain
? ai>soj_; ?- &
Irish Fotatoes*
ANP
NEW ORLEANS INDIGO,
Of a evpcriQt qualift^. ..
WHOLESALE ANp mp^ATL.
In addition to iNe above, the subscriber
has received of the growth of 1820, a
quantity of Rut;\ Daga, or Yellow Russia
Turnip, .which hat oetn fonnd on trial to
answer this climate well, when the season
has been any way favorable.
Also ? M ANGjfcJ? WURT2EU pr
Rout of Scarcity, of the best sppcies which
is found to tftf more productive than any <>i
the Beet kbtf!, as the root ismnrh
and the top can fee gathered or broken oti
(Wo or three times dm i? tp the ftuqitner fat
the cattle, and will not injure the growth
of the toot.
Pamphlets wlfh directions may also be
had, y ' '[ ' * '
A few small boxes well nssoftod, pijt
up to suit families, witji a deduction of
twenty-five per cent.
Those who wish to purchase to sell again,
will find it to their advantage to rajl and be
supplied, as a very liberal discount "Will be
made.
N. D. As the subscriber has received
his peed from i*enona who raised them,
they may be depended on to He good. Hut
should any person alter purchasing any on
tiiaJ provo them otherwise* the money will
b? returned if desired, or other seeds iu
place pf theirv* ?
t Camden, . Feb. B, 1*21. 41-? tf
'??" ' ? ' ???? ??
i n i) i a o.
t c* jo choice retail'itf* lynrno,- r?t
salehy \f . U S. ULANDINO.
?January IB, 1821,