Camden gazette and mercantile advertiser. (Camden, S.C.) 1818-1822, May 03, 1821, Image 3
ints appear much mortified, thai
ilns lon^ settled | >1 rt.ee i?* nut to I ?e
( ontinued the seat i.f (invrrnnionl.
ihey air, indeed, deeply interested,
as their town property will Ik* woith
very Utile. I wait with peat im
patience to see the American ila?
supplant the Spanish. I think it
will he necessary to send a pretty
strong force lure at first, as well as
to Peusacola ; for the Indians are hy
no means reconciled to the exchange.
:'.nd mativ of them arc under an iin
*
- predion t h r. t the Americans intend
io make slaves of them. There are
:\ vast nnmher of runaway negroes
amoni^ tin mx who, probably, from
mo'ive? of policy, inculcate these
oj;i The appointment of (ih*n.
.1-tksoiu as (iove^nor of Florida*
im^ nn?i tilled the Spaniards, and
struck terror in the lndi ins, who ap
pear !. ? be panic-struck at the l>arb
mention of his name. I think it
would he unsafe to. purchase lands
here, un'il they are sold hy the au
thority of the United States. ^ -r ?
Enq.
?Veir Jlatio. ? The new Census
will be completed during (lie present
year, and the next Congress will
have to adjust the new ratio of Re
presentation. The present is 87,000
which is estimated to give under thd]
new census about 200 member, ? at
present the 11. of 11. consists of .141).
Home propose to raise the v&tio t?/
44), (XX) ? others to 50,00); and Mr.
iS iles prefers even ns high a divisoi
as 71,000; this gives Anly 125 roem
hers, which he says rs as " numer
ous a l>ody as can be brought to at
tend to business ? they wtfhih) it hetj
ter, aid in half the time that 350
can do it" ? besides, under this ar
rangement, 44 men of the most exalt
ed talents would he fleeted aud
the "disgraceful fact wouhLhetfer
occur" " (if sixty members ol Con\
ejress" being "before the President
for appointments to office." ? We d?>
not nieau Ho discuss the subject at
this time ? but shouldwclioGin favor]
of about 40 or 4?f,000. We do no
think a House of 250 is too nnmer
ous to discharge tlie >nblfc busi
The 1L t f Delegates of this
consists of 208; and ufn addition <vf]
forty more would not make it too
i ui merous, There is. besides tmc
principle in a representative govern
ment, which ought never to be for
TTC <1,e ,e'He.9fn.,r
Dents ; (be Setter opportunity
" l?eing personally ac
\m principle^ anil
ie more ahleate they
please themselves,
?field of selection!
lis difficulty, while
the responsibility of J our
)o you increase, in
lireadthof the field,
fting a man of ex
he people are only
t upon others tochoose
I their choice is too
ted by a cunning and
-Enquirer.
lation of lite State of
acctirding to the late
rr stateil\ to be one million
hundred and seventy fl c.e tm
f; giving an increase in the 1^|
years of about 415,000.
population of New-Jersey is
which shews an increase
of 32,015. At the lattef
State contained ?45,363
in 1800, 211, 14&.
' * ? ''J* * v .3
iwrf t ?
Good Example.. ? In a suit
1 * ninst a Defendant for
w*> negroes, the proper^
tiff, and dangerously
ne of them, which was
ni session of the
Pleas, in this
nd for the Plantiill
hundred dollars.
aw Intelligencer,
The Supreme Court of Pennsylvania,
the l?th uU/ sentenced Frederick A*c,
late Commissioner* end Daniel B. l.ippard
late Treasurer. of the county of Philadel
phia, to pay a fine of $5400 each, and se
veralty io be imprisoned for six Calendar
f Months, for BlUBERY, in the electlonol
ihe Conntjr Treasurer* \ ?
[By Authority of the State nj Sunt J.
Carolina .]
GRAND
State Lottery,
FOR THE IMPROVEMENT!
OF CHARLESTON.
GEORGE A. CLARK, Manager.
SPLENDID SCHEME.
1 Prize of S 30,000 is 830,000
1 Do 15,000 13,000
? 1 Do 10,000 10,000
2 Do ? 5.0(H) 10,000
10 Do 1,000 10.000
?0 Do 000 > 10,000
50 Do ioo . ? 5,000 [
no J)o 50 ' 3,000
,100 Do ?0 2,000
0500 Do 10 65,000
,0745 Prized ? 8160, 000|
13.255 .Blanks
20,000 Tickcts at B8eactus % 160,000
fgs'Le&s than two Blanks iocC Prize.
crPiRiJsrs only to be drawn.
tCT OA'L Y FIFTEEN DRAWtATGS.
1st day POO nunfbers
2d day <500 numbed
3d day #00 numners
4tli day 300 numbers *
5th day 500 numliera
Oih day' 400 numberi
7th 400 numbers
Bt|) day 400 numbers
Oth day ~ 300 !i umbers
%0th day 300 numbers
litli day 300 number* ?
i "2(Ij day 300 numbers
1 3th d*y 3(X) numl>er6u |
i4l!i^ay 300 numbers
15(h & last 1249 numbers
Five rcspccKible Citizens will soon De
appointed. Commissioners to superintend
tire drawing, and an early day will be an
nounced for th? commencement of the
drawing. -
Ticket* and Share* will be for Sale at
, \ wH^HDBI HBK h
^niJL Y L VC KF OFFICE, \
Net. 7 Broad-Street, Charleston,
IN A FEW !>A^.
The Prizes in this Lottery will he paid
at toon a? drawn, at either of S. k M.
ALLEN'S Office*.
- *? t. i,
A? persons indebted to the subscribers,
are requested to make immediate payment
r?mi?n.Sl.V 3, u?i.: M
Pou sMji, u .
The 1*AN YAH13 formerly occDpidw
by Mr David filler, with a small tract ofl
Land attached thcreto^*-For terms apply to
James Clark.
May ?. - ? ? 0?
* * ? 1 '* * "* " ^",m* ?? i . ?
m To m$XT, tfp aft j
The HOUSE formerly occupied by
Mm. Hay-^For terms apply to
% i A ^ James Clark: : ;
?May 3, 1821. 50?
? w~ ?i? ia i '
Sheriff's Sales.
By virtue of ?undyy executions to ifte di
rected, will be sold before the Court -
House in Camden, on the seventh day
ofLMay ne*t} being the 6m Mw4a^
thereof, witfiin the legal hours of ?al* :
005 Acres of~knil, raOre nr WsK
situated on Spears Creek, adjoining
lands lielonging to Janxes English
and Daniel' ffclliday, the game
wPreon the defendant now resides,
levied on as lite projnsrty of James
T^rry, at the suit of John Walker.
1000 Acres of land, moie less,
situated on t lie west side tlie
Wateree Kiver, levied on rfs the
property of Jtishua English, at the
suit of Henry Abbott.
100 Actta of land, more or less,
situated on the waters of Beaver
Creek*, adjoining lands lielonging to
Dianna Nixon and James Hood*
levied on as the property**! Rurford
l'witty, at the suit of Jdlro O. Bal
lard*
Also? On Tuesday the second day
of sale, all the property belonging to
Hrfnry Axtell, consisting of House
hold Furniture, Shoemakers Tools,
&c. at tile suit of John Carter and
others. /.M J?*' i . Lk
Conditions cash, purchasers to pay for
Sheriffs Titles ami Hill* of Sale.
? James \\ . Cavtpff, 9. k. d.
Camdqp, March V2, lH'il. 43
Lai fa Rilgo re .
-Having dissolved their co-partnership
request ail persons having demands a^aiu?
t lie in to render them in to Kilgort
and, thobc iiulehtcd to-rhr firm, ~to m A~?.
immediate payment to him?
I R >bevt T^atla.
*h'sse Kilgore.
Camden, May 3, 1821. & 50?
Notice.
r All persons indebted to the Town ol
Camden for Well Tax and one thiitl ol
theirGeneral Tax, are required to call on
the Collector find settle the same by the
10th of May next, otherwise executions
will fye immediately issued against all de
faulters; and, all persons having demands
against. the Town Council, are required to
fender in their accounts by the 10th of
May. By Order of the Council,
: Jc5bn Smith, Collector.
April 26. > 49 ?
^ ? ? ' ? ? ? ? ?? ? ? ? . 1 ? - ? ? ?
Notice.
EITHER the upper or lower Room in
the Market may be rented on moderate
terms? Furtftei* information can be Hod
by application to the Subscriber.
William OTain.
$ April 26;' ? .. :<t -? ?>*?*; 49?
Mrs. E. P. Say re*
Bogs leave to inform iier friends
ami the public, that she intends to
'continue her SCHOOL in Camden.
Those who may feel disposed to in
trust the* tuition of their children tc
her, are requested to cull at Mrs,
H. Biiown's.
April lfr . 48-(f
t' heap Groceries.
The surviving Copartner of the firm of
David Gorrle Co. Will attend at the
store, next door above Messrs. A. Mathe
son & Co. for a Jew days only] for the pur
pose of selling off the remainder of ' the
stocky consisting of a choice assoitment 01
Wineii Liquors and Groceries,
At Very reduced prices, viz :
Old Madeira, Port and Claret \V hies, in|
bottles* ?
TenerifTe do at t\Vo dollars per gallon,
Sweet Malaga do at i dollar 50 rcntulo
? Cognac B randy a' 2.25 do
Holinfctf Gin at J ,75 do
Jam .ica Hum at 1,50 do
Northern do at G2 j cents uo
Old Rye Whiskey at56i do
Molasses at 50 do ^
Liverpool Salt in barrels at 87 1*2
. per buhsel,
. Best Muscuvadqt Sugar at i*2 1-2 to 14
cents per pound,
Loaf do at 2'5 rents, Havana do at 20cts.
Prime Green Coffee fcrdhocolate,
; r Assorte<J?Crockery Sc Glassware,
L)o , Confectionary,
Gunpowder Tea at 2 dollars per pound,
? Hyson do at 1*50 do
Sc.otch Barley?Northern Cheese,
I?ondcqi PickleS and Sauces,
' Do fresh Mustard, ( YVix's Ulack seal) at
2$ cents per bottle,
French<Plives and Capers,
l>o Cordials at 75 cents per bottle,
Cur^nts, Raisins and Almons,
"tiirHJcf *?d Saltpetre,
Mace, Cloves^ Nutmegs Sc Allspice, .
Windsor Soap, Fig blue.
Sealing Wak, British lnkpowder,
Best Cabana Sugars at 5 dollars per
!r . .. quarter box,
With a variety of articles, too numerous to
particulai itOi
; ?Mso
C^ne l&fg* Scale beam, Scales 8c Weights,
Tin Scales, Measures and Tunnels.
1 F amilie* wishing to supply themselves,
a cheap rate,* wIU rto well to call s^dn ;
by taking a Considerable quantity the price
will lrt? reduced. The Liquors arc of the
verv first quality 8c have ne\er been mixed
Camden, April 19, 1831. 48 ?
Notice.
Those persons who have not completed
their gravel pavements idrnve l)e K alb
street, are required to have then! complet
ed by the first day of July next.
The Ordinance regulating the price and
assize of Bread, will be rigidly enforced on
the first Monday in June next.
By Order of the Council,
Win. O'Cnin, Recorder.
; April 19. 48 ?
feathers.
400 pounds ^of good FEATH
ERS, for sale, if applied for before
tlie 1st of May ? Price SO ceirts a
pound*
C. &S. Ynle.
Camden, April 19, 48 ? f
? ? ?? ....
For Sale,
One sett of elegant Mahogany DININf4
TABLES, which will be sold low ? Ft>?
terms, apply to , <
P. Thornton ,
At the Post -Office.
,?A.i
Spring (?oods.
.1 Jur/JLso.\ <v co.
i *
H-?vc r.ow ojxrn a handsome assoitmei.t
Spring <S^' Summer (loads.
And expect a variety of reasonable articles,
which with their iorniei stock, will make
a vety general assortment ot
Dry ( Moods and Groceries.
A. Matheson 'intends goin^ to the north
vion, to lay in such (ioods as can be best
furnished there lor the lull business ; and,
as it cannot be done on the best terms with
out n onev, lie hopes al! those in arrears to
C. Matheson 8c Co. will now make pay
ment without loss oi time, as longer indul
gence cannot be granted.
A pair ol* well broke northern /forsc*
nd a li j^lit Carriage for sale, if applied for
immediately.
Camden, April 12. 47 ?
JOHN HENRY
TAILOR.
Respectfully informs the public, that lie j
has reduced his prices and warrants His i
work done in the neatest manner, and at the
shortest noticc.
First rate Coats, 5 Dollars
Do. Vrock do. 5 do.
l)o. Pantaloons, ) 50
Do. Vest* , 1 50
N. U. A so warrants to fit in every aj*t*?
clc in his line of business. He will cut
out any ga , ment for those that wish to make |
them at home, and at a low price. .
t Camden, April 12. 47 ? f
New Goods.
The subscribers hare just received a
paruof their supply of SPK1*X"G GOODS >
consisting <>f the following articles :
6-4 Cambrics,
<5-4 Cambric Dimity, very fine,
? Corded Dimity, low priced,
, 7-4 and 8-4 cotton Diaper,
* 6-4 Carlisle Ginghams,
Tamboured Robes, i
*4-4 and 6-4 Jaconet Muslins, p>ain &ml|
Tamboured,
6-4 Tamboured Lenocs,
6-4 do Book Muslin,
4-4 Superfine checked Gingham,
4 4 Striped do
Supeifine white Quilting,
Ladies Cotton Hose, extra fine,
Do do low priced,
' 1 Trunk 7-8 Calicoes,
A few pieces 9-8 fine do.
. Murray ?* Robin$on.
March 15, 1621.
Ear), !iC0 Co.
Importers and Manufacturers Agent 123
Pearl-street, New- York ? Have constantly,
on hand a great variety of
Hardware ,
Plated Ware',
Ta partner y ,
Block Tin Wire
Buttons,
Brass Ware y
and
Jewellery 9
ICL\
. ?ALSO ?
Saddlery, Coachmakers Springb,
Coach Iron Work , &"c. SCc.
? m ? 1
All imported on account of Manulactutcts]
and for sale at unusually low prices
March 29 4 5 -8t- ?
For hale or Rent.
A Tract of Land on Swift Creek,
adjoining Mrs. Hopkins and Mr.
Deas' laml? containing 212 acres*
original survey. r The above land,
belongs to Joseph Winthrop, esq.
tunl av hereon he formerly planted. ?
For terms enquire of
LEWIS CIPLES.
Camden, April 12. ^ 47 ? tf
, . i i .
? Not
A likely black boy, about 15 or 20 years
did, 5 feet 2 or 3 inches high, having the
following pass, came to the subscribers a
tew days since. The owner may hear
of him by applying to
William JlVCain .
Camden, March 15, 1821. 43?
" The bearer JIM, sold from the estate
of Bonneau and bought by a Mr. Balloon
lining on or near the YVaterec. by accidtnt
missed of J?is company bought with him
md travelling together; this is therefore
given to pass him up the country to hjs
owner. R. MATHEWS.
Goose-Creek. March 2, 1821."
Jn Estray.
Tolled before mc by Sinclair JAmbackrr
of Sumter District, a BAY IIOR8E, fjjth
black mane and tail, about six years GM,
fourteen hands and a half high, rubben on
each side of the neck with itys bridle reins,
a star in his face.? * Valued at forty dollar*,
/. 6r. JWatliiji, V.jA
Sum ter District* April 5, 1821. 49-^*
An E gtray.
TOLLED before me on the 10th March
821, a dark Bay Mare Mule, about four
*eart old with the right eye out, no brands.
\pprised at Forty Dollars.
It. 1*. lino: r, J. P.
Fairfield District, March 29. 45 ?
(?ardcn heeds.
dust arrived from * fi'eic-Vork and
? Vrzr- England, of the growth if
18:20, (ludforzaie, wholesale and
retail , by
1*. Thornton,
?lt the J'ost- Offer) Camdcti.
Which is removed to the opposite side,
Two doors below James S. Murray'*,
jls follows ?
Early York Cabbage |
do. Sugar Loaf do. s
do. Dutch #
do. Battersea do. i
do. Pentoh do. ?
do. Ambtcrdam dq. '
(a new and choice 5
kind) \
Drum Head winter
Cabbage ,
'Large Scotch do#
Green Glazed do.
Large English Sa
voy Cabbage
Lat? Dutch do:
Red Dutch do
Green Curled Bore
cole
Brussels Sprouts
Scotch Kale
Sea do.
Purple Brocoli
Early I .ondon Cauli
flower
Late x do. ,? do.
Early Spring Turnip
Yellow do.
Large Bullocks Ab
erdeen pr Yellow
Scotch Turnip
Large Norfolk Field,
TurniJj
Green Top Vdo.
Red Top do.
French or Hanover
Turnip
Yellow Stone do.
Yellow Malt? (a new
, and chojce kind)
Blood Beet
Yellow do.
Swelling Partnip
Early Horn Carrot
Scarlet do.
Orange do. \]
?* v: .
Fine Salmon Radish ]
Purple do. j
Fine long Scarlet do. \
Short Top da j
Early Frame clo. ?
While Turnip do. ?
"Long Black winter I
Radish
Ice Lettuce
Head do. 5
hJte-Coss do.
Cabbage do. !
Early do.
Imperial do.
Brown-Dutch do. *
Hardy Green do. !
Grand Admiral do. j
Red Onions 3
White do. ' * \
Large Scotch Leeks '
Serpent Squash , j
Com. Poller's do *
; Mammoth Gourd
; Crocn Turkey Cu
; cumber
I-ong Green do
' Early do
, Prick Icy Gherkins
! (for Pickles)
j Nutpieg Mellon
; Cant elope do
; Musk do
J Lalge Water do
! Mammoth Pumpki?
! Squash Pepper^
I Rabbit Nose do
; Cayenne ? do
\ Prickfey Spinnafe
j Hound d6
; Giant Asparagus
* Summer Savory
; Curled Parsley ,
| White Mustard
[ Brown dp
j Solid Celery
i Garden Cress
| Vegetable Oysfer
Tomatoes Ochite
! Sage
| Saffron
j Ptppergrass
I Early I I arlton Pea
; Wilson's Superfine
early 6 week Pea*
j Carry Frame do
j Tall Sugar do
I Prussian Blue do
I l"all Marrowfat do
I Dwarf , do
j Dwarf Cluster do
; Dwarf Sugar do
j Eeedsman Dwarfitfb
| Early Yellow Hush
> Beans
! Early Speckled do
| EarlyKidney or Liv
j er Beans
, Ea.i> six .vtckcom*
| fort IUans
; Pole Cranberry do
; Bush do
i Dutch Rurmfers do
[ Lima do
i White Albany Busfr
; Beans
| Hele^oland Beans
? W-indsoi ?-* do
; Early Magazine do
[ Lucerne or French
f Clover
: White Dutch Clor?
er
| Red do * $
? Guinea Grass
I Saint Fom or Holy
I Hay
. Orchard Grass
Timothy do .
f English Rye do
' Bt^kwheafGrain
?ALSO? v . ->rw
Irish Potatoes, *
AND
NEW-ORLEANS INDIGO,
Of a nufierior quality ,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
In addition to the above, the subscriber
has received Of the growth of 1820, a
quantity of Ruta Baga, or Yellow Russia
Turnip, which has been found on trial to
[answer this climate well, when the season
has been any way favorable.
Also^-M ANGLE WURTZEL, or.
Root of Scarcity, of the best species which
Is found to be mot e productive than any off*
the Beet kind, ai the root is flinch larger
and the top can be gathered or broken oft*
two or three times during the summer lor
the cattle, and will not injure the growth
of the root.
Pamphlets with directions may also bo
had. '
A few smal^boxcs well a?iorted, put
up to suit families, with a deduction of
twenty-five percent.
Those who wish to purchase to sdlagain,
will find it to their advantage to call and lie
supplied, as a very liberal discount will be
^ ?; n:M
N. B. As the subscriber has received
h\s a*?d from persona who raised them,
they may be flepencVed on to be good. 11 ut
should any person aker purchasing any on
trial prove them otherwise, the money will
be returned if deiifed, or other needs in
place of them*
Camden, Feb. 8, 1821. 41 ? tf
1 N Dlt ttO.
I Cose choice ictaftiwg 1NDTCO, fop
|sateby W. fc S. WLANL)l>i^.
Jamiafy IP., 18^1