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CAMDEN GAZETTE .I.Xn MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. - '' - ----- - - *^- - - ? -- JL? Jl U.? m. Vo!.. v.] CAMDEN (S.C.) THURSDAY. MAY 17, 1821. rNo< 6S ? ?? ? . 1 II I I I II ' ' ? I I !. 1. ! ? M ? I ? II llll ??! ? ? L * THE PUBLIC WI1+L OUR GUIDE ? THE PUBLIC GOOD OUU E.\D. , : ?' ? * ??- *? ?'??****? - ? ? ? ? ? - PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY JOHN CAMBRIDGE. Terms. ? thkke doi.laks per annum, pay , able in advance ; and in all cases where ; papers shall be delivered at the expense ef the Editor, the price will be three dollars and fifty cents. No paiper discontinued, but at the option of the Kditor, until all arrearagts are paid. lidvcriiscmants not e xceeding twelve lines, inserted ihree times for one dollar, and twenty-five cents for each continuation. If no directions are given with an Ad vertisement it will be continued till for bid. - . jpwmbii him ?i ? ? Entertainment, Jit the Sign of ths Bell. THE subscribers inform their friends *nd the public, that they have taken the House lately occupied by Mr. John G. Bal lard, one door north of Col. Nixon's. They pledge themselves that no pains shall be Spared to accommodate customers, trav ellers and others ; to keep their stables vrell furnished with Provender, to pay un remitting attention to them, and endeavor to give such universal accommodation in their house, as they trust will entitle them to a share of the Public Patronage. M' Adams & Drakeford. i Camden, Jan. 1 8, 1?3I. 38? |CT The State Gazette, Columbia, Ad vertiser, Augusta, and Observer Fayette ville, are requested to publish the above I three times and send their acconnto to this Office. * '?> 7. ? " ? ? - 1 " ' ' Notice. The subscriber intends , to leav* the State at the end of this year, and - wishes to close his bndoeaa. AH Indebted to him by note or open ac* count will call and make satisfactory settlement immediately and save coat. William Nixon. March Iff. ?, 43? tf ??.: ? 1 ? ' /Vim k1/!?/! 700 pounds Skirting good qnali Bridle, Sole and Upper 'Wholesale or retail, atred|pti^prt? ces for CM h, by . I s i ? ? Clark % M'JCenzie, April IS. ? 47? ? - W EQUITY? Camden District . fMMUBT TIM!, 1831. Robert Cunningham "1 Admr.D. S. Bmitey.dec. lflj/<ybr HI Wm having any demands ol the late Daniel S. are hereby notified to irooffiB legal proof, before the the Court of Equity, on at day of. June Term -next, receive their dividends of ter, Com. Eq. March 8, 1821. 43? the Common Pleas. . 1 V Attachment ? 'WHEREAS the Plaintiff in this case * did, on the 14th day of June, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and declaration In the Office of irt, agaisst the Defend ant, who it absent from and without the te, and has neither wife omey known wit hip the same, upon a copy of the said declaration, with rule to plead thereto within a year and a day, might be served i ft is therefore Or dered, in pursuance of . the Act of the Genensl Assembly in that case made and provided, that the Defendant do appear , I and plead to the said declaration, on or be. | lore the 15th day of June, which will be ; I* the year of our Lord one thousand eight j , hundred and twenty-one, otherwise final I ? and absolute judgment will then be given \ tand swarded against him. Thomas P. Evans, c. c. r.M Pffice of Obmmon Pleas, Kershaw District, June A , BLANKS *08 AT THIS OFFJCF-, Cheap Groceries.^ The surviving co-partner of the firm of David Gorrie L? Co. will attend at the store, nextXJoor above Messrs. A. Mathe 8on St Co .for ajtv> day only , for the pitr> pose of selling off the remainder of the stock, consisting of a choice assortment ox w ties, Liquors and Groceries , At very reduccd prices, viz : ? - ? Old Madeira, Port and Claret Wines, in boitles, Tmenffe do at two dollars per gallon, Sweet Malaga do at 1 dollar 50 cent l do Cognac Brandy at 2,25 do * Holland Gin at 1,75 do Jamaica Rum at 1, 50 do ? ? Northern do at'6fl& cento do ? 1 Old Rye Whiskey at 56? do Molasses at 50 do - '? 7^ Liverpool Salt in barrels at 87 1-2 cents a per buhsel, Best Muscovado Sugar at IS 1-2 to 14 cents per pound, Loaf do at 25 cents, Havana do at 20 cts. Prime Green Coffee & Chocolate) Assorted f ockery & Glassware, Do Confectionary, Gunpowder Tea at 2 dollars per pound, ; Hyson do at 1,50 do Scotch Barley? Northern Cheese, I-ondon Pickles and fauces, - Do fresh Mustard, (Wix's black seal) at 25 cents per bottle, N French Olives and Capers, Do Cordials at 75 cents per bottle, Curants, Raisins and Almons, Ginger and Saltpetre, Mece, Cloves, Nutmegs & Allspice, Windsor Soap, Fig blue, | Sealing Wax, British lnkpowder, Best Cabana Sagars at 5 dollars per | quarter box, With a variety of articles, too numerous to particularize. - -V? - y - One large Scaie beam, Scales & W eig ts -T4t?-B?alcf-Meat>uit? and F unnels. ? 'Families wishing to supply 4hcmselve?, at a cheap rate, will do well to call soon ; by taking a considerable quantity the price will be reduccd. rl'he Liquors#arc of the Vfjtvy first quality & have never been mixeo. /' Camden* April 19, 1831, 48? '? ?? ? r . i '? . ? In the Common Pleas. John Morton , 1 vs. > Ca^e in Attachment* . David Brown* J WHEREAS the Plaintiff in this case did, on the tenth day of May, in the year ?4* our Lord one thousand eight hundred and twenty, file his declaVation in the Office of this Honorable Court against the De fondant, who Is absent from and without the limits of this state, and has neither wiie nor attorney known within* the ssjtne, upon .whom a copy 01 the said declaration* with ?a rule to plead thereto within a year and a might be served : It is therefore Or dered, in pursuance of the Act of the Gen- . eral Assembly in that case mad6 and pro vided, that the Defendant do appearand plead to the said declaration, on or before the eleventh day of May, which will be in the tear of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and twenty-one ; otherwise finat and absolute judgment will then be given and awarded against him. rrfioina9 P* Evans, c. c. p. Office o Cormtoon Pleas, Kershaw District, lav 10, 1820. Pleas. IK. , In the Common Pj Willis Alsobrook, "1 x>f. ? Attachment \ Arthur Booker, J WHEREAS the Plaintiff in this case did, on the 14th day of June, in the yt?r of our Lord one' thousand eight hundred and twenty, file his declaration in the Office of this Honorable Court, against the De fendant, who is absent from and without the limits of this State, and has neither wife nor attorney known within the same, upon whom a copy of the said declaration, with a rule to plead thereto within a year and a day, might be served : It is therefore Or dered, in pursuance of the Act of the General Assembly in that case made and provided, that the Defendant do appear and plead to the laid declaration, on or before the 1 5th day of June, which will be in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and twenty-one, otherwise* final and absolute ^idgment will then be given and awarded against him. Thomas P. Evans, c. c. \\ Office of Common Pleas, -< -? ? ~w Kershaw District, June U, 1820. PRINTING, Neatly executed attheGaKette-OJBce, jim low terms* ST ' c". L'i W! v LEVY St M' WILLIE, h aving extend ed their Co-Partnership, witt-continue to practice in the Courts of LAW & EQUI TY, with renewed diligence; and may at all tifte? be found at their rtspcctive Offices, in Camden and Columbia uDecembe>7. 1820/ 32 tf f- ? ? Nouce. Persons indebted to the estate of *>> to make payment, as 1 am desirous of closing the administration as soon as DQgtibk CHARLES J. SHANNON, Mm'rJ. Walker. February &. 41 JNotice. . ,v ? ? ' ? ?Samuel Lope* ?c Co. have deposited their demands with me. Notice Is hereby given, that if immediate payment be not made, suits will be instituted thereon. H. Italian]. September 7, 1820. 21 ? i V i * ? ? ! r - ft Notice. >4 V* } ';t ,? ? v> ALL peVsons ihdabted to tht late con cerns of A. Hodges & Co. and Hodges & M'Caa, are hereby notified that the Books oC account, Notes and Bonds of the said Cunccrns are placed in the hands of John Cahtkr, Esq. to be collected with as little delay as possible, and the said John Carter is authorized to make a final and complete settlement of the said co partnerships. r Pnstell M*Cjaiu o wrvivcr of Hoci^cr Ijt M'Caa. October ^6. 26? it In Hie Common Pleas. Soulh-ctrolina, Lancaster Dmtrie Jolm Montgomery,! vs. .V Foreign Attachment. William Howe, J , WHEREAS the Plaintiff in the above case, having this day filed his declaration in the office of the Clerk, of this honorable Court, against the Defendant, who is ab sent from, and without the limits of this Siate, and hath neither Wife nor Attorney Known within the same, upon whom a copy of the said declaration, with a rule to plead thereto wiihin a year and a day, might be served. It is therefore ordered, in pursuance of the Act of the General Assembly of tthe said State, in such case made and provided, that the said Defend ant do appeal* and plead to the Said declara tion, on or before the 6th day of April, which will be in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and twenty-one, otherwise final absolute judgment will be given and awarded against him. William M'Kenna, c, c. r. fy OHice of Common Pleas,' Lancaster District, April 5th, 182 0. In the Common Pleas. South-Carolina ? Lancaster District, Jifrncs Blair, Credit in possession, (Cat? on Attach ? t/s y fnent. William Howe, J WHEREAS the Plaintiff, in this action ? did on the 5th day of April, in they^prof our Lord one thousand tight hundren and twenty, ftki his declaration in tho Office of the Clerk of this Honorable Court against the Defendant, who is absent from, and without the limits of this State, and hath neither Wife nor Attorney known within the same, upon whom a copy of the said declaration, with a rule to plead thereto, within a year and a day might be served. It is therefore ordered, in pursuance of the Act of the General Assembly of the said State, in such case made and provid ed that the said Defendant do appear and plead to the said declaration, on or before the 6th day of April, which will be in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hun-J dred and twenty-one, otherwise final and absolute, judgment will be given and awarded against him. William M'Kennn, c. c. p. Office of Common Plens^ Lancaster Diitrict , April i th% 1820. . "FOR BALK, Two good Counting House Desha. Apply to the Printer. 1 I>ecchibcr 7, 1820. ~ ' i ? Notice. the subscribers requtst_ all persons in debfed" to them, to come forward in med ately and make such arrangements tor th payment of their accounts, as may be satis factory* ? 'iy'?* Murray 8? Robinson . Ma^.^ 182*. JVOTICE . All persons having any derilands againSt the e?t*te of Samuel Laughorn , deceased, are requested Vo render their accounts duly attested within the time prescribed by law. 1'hose indebted to said estate, are request ed to make immediate payment. Krnivte Alton, S. jLaughorjiy deceased. March 15, 182*. : 43? Notice. I hereby forewarn any person from buying or trading for a promisary Note for five hundred dollars, made payable the 1 5tl? of January last, given to Furnifold Jumigan, as the same has been fraudulent ly obtained, and I am determined not to pay the same, unless compelled by law. Hartwell Red ford. March 8, 1821. 42? if OFFER their Stock of GOODS, now complete, Wholesale or Retail, foi ('ash or approved credt, at reduced prices November 23,1820 30 ? tf .. . i* i i I. ? . . . . ? . i - A great Bargain. The subscriber offers for sale his Plan tation in Kershaw District, (Mount Vei TroTT^ containing about 500 acres, about -00 of which is '? w ground of a most su pe rior quality, about 40 of which' is now in cultivation and has produced upward* I ~o? fifty busUciseotn to the acre ? Yi^eie are about 2u0 acies cleared land, a toler able Dwelling-House and every necessary .lii-builuing, negro houses sufficient for J60 negroes. ilotton? negroes or good pu ,)er will be received in payment. A credit f lour years will be given to an approved pin-chaser, one fourth paid when titles art made and possession given, which may be in the month of November next, if requir ed. The provision crop and stock can be had with the premises. The range is supposed to be the best in the middle conn try and the situation as healthy as any in the state. For further particulars applv to Ca/it . John Kennedy , in Camden, or the subscriber on the premises. James C. PosUdl . March 22. 44? Thonjias Warren. RETURNS his thanks to his friends and the public, for the liberal encourage ment he has received since 1mm commence ment in business, ami informs them that he has lately received a large stock of the ? best Mahogany and other materials for car rying on the Cabinet Making Business. lie therefore flaittrs himself from his ! own knowledge in the business and having employed the best workmen from the North, that he will 'oe able to supply the public with all kinds of Furniture of the best quality, nev/CSt patcrns and on the most reasonable terms. He therefore hopes by assiduous attention, to merit a continuance of past favors. In the Common Pleas. South-Carolinay I^ancaster I)intrict. James Blair, Garnishee WHEREAS the Plaintiff in this case did on the 5th day of April, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and | twenty, file his declaration, in the office of the Clerk of this Honorable Court, against the Defendant, who is absent from, and without the limits of this State, ami hath neither Wife hor Attorney known within the same, upon whom a copy of the said declaration with a rule to plead thereto within year and a day, might be served. It is therefore ordered, in pursuance of the Act of the General Assembly of the said State, ih sueh ease made and provided, that the said Defendant do appear and plead to the said declaration on or before the 6th 'day of April, which will be in the year of our Lord one thousand eiiijnt hundred and twenty-one, otherwise final and Absolute., judgment will be given and awarded against him. "William M'Kcnnn, c. C. r. Clerk's Office, 1 .ancastcr April 5, l Octobc: *6. 26? t - in possession, vs. William T1 owe, prin gjb> oods Vi . e. joifNsoN $ eo. Have just received an assortment of GOoJ)b, suitable foi the present and ap Ditching season. Consisting in part of ttle following articles : Superfine Cloths aiidX'assimercs, Vieonia Cloths and Cassine us, ,, V^picia, MaiscUles Sc Florentine Vesting R\H6a DrilU Rrtteia Sheeting, Nankeens, Jeans Coi duroys, Calicoes and Prints, Borabazeits, Linens, Domestic Sheetings and Shirtings, hite and Black Italian, ") White and colored Canton, ^ CHAPE^j Figured Nnlem^ j~ Colored Pavilion Gauze, Merino Shawls, t ambries, Muslins, Worked Atuslin Diesses, Long Lawn; Nilk Stockings and Gloves, Kid Gloves, whne and colored^ Beaver Gloves, white and colored, Llegant Parasoisand Umbrellas, Ladies and Gentlemen's fine Sl>oes, White, Drab.ftc Black Beaver,} H aTAi Do do. imitation Beaver, J ** Fine Saddlus, Bridles fee. Duponts Gunpowder, Cognac Brandy, Holland Gin, Old Jamaica Rum* (excellent) ? ? N. < . Whiskey and N. E. Rum, - < London Porter, Sugar, Coffee. Tea, Chocolate, vsupeftor Blacking, Cast Andirons. ? ALSO-* A few fine VIOLINS and FLUTES, with Italian btring% and Music for tho Voihnand Flute. March 15, 182 1. 43? To Boarding House and Ho tel Keepers ! FOR tklLE, THE Premises, situated on the Cor ners oi King s^pd Market and Yon: and Market streets, Camden, tet < nt'v <pi ed by W. Vau^han, Lsq. They are close to the Public Offices, and, would he well suited for either a Private Hotel ; or, a Boarding House. A Fratae is now ready to be erected ; so as to afford . : v possible facility to a purchaser, wh ?'* either of those objects in view. The whole Property, shewing three fronts, with every necessary out building, and, among them, an excellent Brick Store House, Smoke House, &c. would be sold on favourable Terms. Apply on the Premises. Cai^den, December 11, . 53 tf N. B. Good Paper would be taken in payment. ? ? ALSO? A Tract of 250 Acres of Land) within three miles of Camden, well calculated for any one becoming the purchaser of th? bove property ; apply as above. * traced or stolen, From a farm near Rocky "Mourn, on the 1 8tl? of March insi*i dark BA Y MAHEr, about thirteen hands high* and six years old* Jill that is white about her U a small spot of the size of a shilling on tho off side near her shoulder, and a few Cfcat-^ teunp hairs about her face, occasioned by the chafeing of the halt* r. She has a swkh tail, and ^thick black mane, of which a little on the under pait has been cut off, Thatiair about her legs is lonft and sl.aggv, and she has never been nhqd ; she is strong ly fbrmed, beinjr partly of the Canadian breed. Any person who wili delivei ih? said marc to Zachariafi Gibson^ living near Rocky Mount, Fairfield Diwrict, Scuth- j Carolina, or who will ^ivc any information - th*t may lead to the discovery of her, shall deceive an ample and satisfactory reward. March 22. ^ 44? Ran a wa j FROM the Subscribe cronthe 15th Decem ber last, near the Flit K'.cl; al>r,ve Camden, a Negro Fellow tiffined BEJV. about 5 feet 4 or 5 inch es hifrhj 28 years old, blot k and weltij !>\i i It, lie has lest a poire of his right earf some large scats on bis bark, steppage iu his speech, sly |f?ok, he may (oj)ow wag;* a otis into North-Carolina where hActtno Irom, had on a new wool Hat, nroncl ?foili;?4riont ( o* t with a lar?C < leak SiibF' ril f !1 wishes the earliest ^information if be ?a cauglit orlodgctjiii ' any Goal. I , Eli (\ Custom CJ|c r>?er Difctriol, 3, (J. ! tlfj !? 4j?-?