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\or\ n:enns in then power to ap I'lcliciid this consummate villian. <> Ml ? CHAW LESION, JUNE 14. From Hast- Florida,? Cap!. Ches ter, of (lie sloop IJ a*/J, ? arrived yes terday from St. Augustine, informs that the U. S. schr. JSousuch , Lieut. Comtlt. Turner, arrived off that port on Thursday last, in 5 days from Havana, having on board Mr. Aredondo, the Commissioner ap pointed by the Captain-General of Cuba, to deliver the province of .East-Florid* into t lie hands of. the American authorities ? which event it was supposed would take place on the ( jt',( instant, the American troops being expected to arrive from Fer l.amlina by that time, as information of the arrival of the Commissioner, 1> iii been dispatched to that post. ? 4 It was understood that the Spauish Commissioner brought with him SilUHX), t<> meet the demands against the Spanish government in .East Florida, but it was supposed that s un would he b\ no means adequate t > the purpose; ' The Nonsuch remained off the port uuul {Saturday last, when, af ter saluting the town, (which was promptly returned) she proceeded far K e w - Y or k . > * y ^ On Saturday morning the Gover nor of St. Augustine issued a Procla mation, informing the inhabitants of the event which was about to take; place, and exhorting them to be peaceable and friendly towards the new order of things. < ? j. ^ .J -ULJ-UX-il J . . 1 LI 1 ? 1 !? CeUbration of lhe Fourth iff 'July, 'the trrtizens of C aniden and the vie ini tv, will met t r.t the Court-House, at K o'clock, A. M. ch U'c 4th 61 July, and ap point an Orator for the e ensuing An nivcrsary, and also a fcommitiee of Ar 1 atigernents. At 1 \ o'clock the Citizens, and the Mil itavy, will assemble on the East side o1 Broad-street, between King and York streets ; there form; . and thence proceed t< tKt Methodist Chuich, where art Oratior will be delivered by Mr. John Adamson. resigned. mm,' ? "" j'V -. 'i i. Appointment by the Board of Bublic M ??_ m WW 0*K9+ K- ' V* 4 Eldred Bitttkin^ Eso. has drcl&l ed to accept hi* appointment as a member of the Hoard of Public Works on account of tlgjgiitate of Ills health ; and* N ieholas ffebbeinont; K?n- *>?" l??n elect?? 1o the vacancy* ? Columbia Tele script. ' ' e t1?.? -On tlif S0fh oH. Edward Crowelt, and T. W. Crow ell, (father and son) put a period to their earthly existence : the father by shooting himself, and the son by cutting bis throat. They were both men of good character, and in very easy circumstances. Halifax Compiler. ^ Tlic General Assembly of (he Presbyterian Chofth, whicli lately conveyed in Philadelphia, has con cluded its session. Among the sub jects submitted to the judgment of thai enlightened hotly (l)ie Franklin f jflzeinriiiroriffK tiif was mro-wWct originated in the Syuod of Pitts t burg, who propouuded to ine oiene ral Assembly the question, in sub stance, whether it is coi sisteut with i he character of a minister of the Gospel to attend and partipale in the meetings of Masonic Lodges; and whether it was light for them to hold religious communion with per sons who did visit and belong to those Lodges? The General Assembly, pr ofessing as a body to be unacquajnt, with the principles of Matisonry, deemed it inexpedient and wrong for them to decide upon a subject on which they did uot possess sufficient information ; and considering that some of their own' pious and excel lent members, in good standing, be longed to the masonic fraternity^ judiciously and wisely deteminded not hi act npon the questions propos ed, and indefinitely postponed them. I ; 1 ? Camden Jlcademij. THE buildings erected by th? CAM Dfc N ORPHAN SOCIETY, for the accommodation of an Academy, situate in an eligible and pleasaitf pj^ri ot the'] own, are now almost complete and itpdy for the purpose intended. A .Mawer ie> warn ed, 10 take charge of this Academy ; and the Standing Committee ot the ?ocicty, are authorized to contract wit n a person properly qualified to fill tliai station, ll is proposed to grant to tted4aster\ for ll.c use of ttie School, not J^'the Buildings, and spacious enclosed grounds belonging to the same, clear of .charge, but also to furnish fire- wood in winter, for the Schol ars, urth<$ value of one hundred dollars a year : And in ^dditioM to this, to pay the Master out of the Society's funds, a year ly m l^'w71 iitc ti , to number of his , it will be his Assistant, or bis own expense will b? nne'er the- guuerv fefction of the Camden < , and immediately under thai ing Committee. ? oposed to conduct the'business of ,? in , separate -chamber*, oim for pupils, and the other for females ; " attention is intended to be he order to preserve good man arid pure morals. , RJ1TES OF TUITION. 'or teaching the Latin and ( i reek Lan , Six DoHara per quarter. teaching the EJngiUh Language, phy and Mathematics, Five Dol Quarter. 4 ' "ng to Repd^ W rite and Cipher, i per quarter. , wil} l>e received from persons aptl. Willing to undertake ihe ent of M&sterJ (conformably to -and conditions abtovementioncd,) of the Standing t omipit person employed ,mu? be a corrcct moral habits* and well to tcach the branched of know tboVe proposed ; ahd he mut>t en devote hts undivided attention to, JraM his diligence in the dtttiesof ployment. f . . ?losrjili Brevard, Cfiairrfiari of the Standing 'Committee June 2 1 . 5-*tf f-" ' ii General Order. Head Qiwrtcr*)' Camderiy June 7, i I. JOHN WATlS, eft Stnteburg, is ap pointed Brigade Majbr\ With" the rank of Major, to the 5th Brigade; and THOMAS I*. EVAN#*: of Camden, is appointed a su pernumerary Aid-de-Camli) with the ranty] of LVptain, to fcerteritf JAMES BLAIR of said Brigade and will he obeyed am) respected accordingly. . {' ; W3y order of J. Blair, Qe/t . 5f/i Briga JOHN WHJTAKEU, Brig . Ins/iee Jtin^u; 1821. <4?6 r i>F MM MM f* M. M. V Vi' ^ St. John's Da). The Mettfbersof K ERSH A W LODGE No. 29, are requested' to meet at ihoii Lodge Room, on Monday the 9$lh instant, precisely at 10 o'clock, to transact busi ness. , The members of the neighboring Lodges arc invited to joi;i in procession to the church, where an Oration will be de livered by Brother Charlks A. Hull a ho. Francis 8. Lee, Sec'ry. Camden, June 14. 4-? The Citixcns of Cnmdcn and its vicinity, arc respectfully invited to attend at the Methodist Church, at 12 o'clock. foh sale, A good second hand pannelled RIDIN(. GMMUy *??y~UuW the uxi fte Cot wear.? Enquire at thifi Office. J S 1 ? June 14* Umbrellas AM); Parasols. ' Are made and repaired in the neatest manner at the Store of Iv. bMiTH St Co. tyw". _V,7 ? " ~ ? George M Lehose. A ? < . 't (? 4~ tf . - hhoriff's Sales. By virtue oi sundry executions to me di rected, will be sokl before the Court - House in Camden, on the 2d and 3d cjays of July next ; being Me first Mon day and Tuesday thereof, within the le gal hours of sak : Sis# Negroes, lev ltd on as the property ?>f Thongs Purcn, jrrti. at the suit of tiooch uHflingham & Co. and others. ? Ope Viagon, letted on as ti e propi rty < CjJames Perry, 6Viit ^Wyhew KKfv'. f One. Forty Saw Cin, levied on as the property of James llogers, the suit of Robert Moore. Conditions cash, purchasers to pay for Sheriff 's Titles and Hi lis of Sale. ; James \\ . JGanieyj s, k. d. Camden, June 14, .821. Claret Wine. .Excellent old CLARlft WINE, at ?4,50 per dozen ? For ^ale by JS'eil Smith $ Co. June 1 4. 4 ? . i ? . ? ? Founds A Red JMorrocco Pocket Book, con-, tairinq several papers, which the owner can nave by applying to John Kelly, jun. at Mr. CiPLKs'-plantation, and paying for this advertisement. Ju?e 14, 1*2L ? 4? t *mr * * Notice. ALL persons indebted to the late firm of LATTA & KIlAiOlRE, are t*rei>y noti fied that Jesse Kilgonk will attend iiT Camden on the first Monday in July, .August, September arid October. Those indebted ;on accounts accrued since first January last, will please liquidate them ; and, those indebted by note dr account due on or before 1st January last, are required to conie forward and make immediate pay njenu -'?/ Kaltert Lalta, \ Jtme 14. * 4? tf - . ? . ? ? ? ?. . ? lamden Library. TfTE Members of the Camden Library Society, tti-e informed, that the librarian will punctuaJlT1-- attend at- 'the Library Room, on Saturday's, - from MO o'clock A. M. to 2 o'clock P. M. and atvio other times to deliver hooks to the members. CliaHes A. JJullard, litoai ian. June 7. ; 3* ?? 5 : ?? . Commission find Brokerage. The subscriber respettftilly Informs his friends and the public* ,thtfi he has com menced the Commission an<l -Brokerage Business, and will be happy to attend to the sale and purchase of all kinds of Goods and Merchandize ; also, Negroes and 6thcr property epu usted Jto his care.. . .The situ ation being one of the ipout .central in the" fCJty, offcrv superior ^cTvantaRes both for disposing and purchasing all kinds of pro perty, and he solicits a share of putyic pat ronage. - . . J* ' : 4. r ? , . ; \ tVTLLt AM G. HENfcON, v^. l South Vendue jRangc. ' Charleston, May 31, 1821. Notice* 5 j* v *7* ? f ... .i - r -v t* ..J:* . , IF Samuel Bratchtr , Benjamin 7iofvaH) Philifi Martin JFrey^ or cither of them, are now frying, they are informed . that their pension certificates from the War Ofl'ice arc still in t fie hands of John Ciarlinglon , Bsq. of Laurens Cotirt-H<?tisc,*fW>m whom they may be obtained by fcprlication to him.' 1 ? | Cj* Editors throughout this State ore requested to gjVe this a publication, on acc?unt ofthese veterans ol the revolution, who must he in want of money appropri ated to them by their Country. June )? Fur Sale at the Po#t- (jffl cef , t'resh Tamarinds^? Also, T.ssence bf Spruce, of a superior quality, Pearf Ash ?* ** do do Hops, . * v ? Newark Cider, of the first quality, on did ft or in bottles* P. Thornton. . Mav SI. , .. 2? ? Notice. 1 ALL persona indebted to rthe estate of John Swim.ky, arc requested to make immediate payment, and those having de mands against the same, are required to present them within the time prescribed by la\y, to Thomas Snlmowl, or John Barrtcff, TCx*r. M?y lo. ww.. 5)^.4 New Store. 1 he subscriber be?-> leave to iwfo'. m Li^ t fiends and the public, that he lias com >menced the Mercantile Business in the Masonic HaH, with a general assortment of ltry Goods and Groceries, Which lve will sell low for cash or to ap proved purchasers on the usual credit? 1 consisting of the following articles : Superfine broad and narrow Cloths, Cassimere and Cassinetts, Valentine, Marseille* Sc Florentine Yes \ ting, * . . Russia Sheeting and Dutch Hulls, White Jeans* and Blue Drill, M anchrster and London Prints, Bo nbazettes and Bembazeenes. 4-4 Irish Linnens and Diaper, Walt-ham Sheetings Sc. Twist Shirtings, Canton Crape St worked Muslin Robes, 6-4 Cambrics and Cambric Dimities, Tambouicd and fig ft red Lenoes, 7 Do ~ cTo Book Muslin, ~ Mull mull and Jaconett, J0-4 k 1 l-4Vhite Counterpanes, American Plaids and Apron Checks, Ladios aild Gentlemen's Cotton Hose, Silk Stocking^. and Gloves, Ladies and Gemiemen's Shoes assorted. Gentlemen's brass hetl Beets, London Mustard and Pickled, Sugar, Coffee and Tea, Holland Gin, Whiskey,' Rum, &cc. &c. \nd several o(iier articles too tedious* to mention.. ? T . James . M'lla . Camden, May 25, 1 82 1 . 1 ? Strayed FROM the Subscriber, neir Manches ter, on the Sthinst. two Black MULES, a Horse and Mare, very much alike in color and vj'/ej two years old U?19 Spring* Whoever will stop said Mules and gite information of the same the Subscriber, will be satisfactorily rewarded by ,V-.M .lolin Ii. Hnann. L. May 31. '-r - (]".?'* ? 5 * MoiSfij Slopped. A IiANK fi|LL was Mopped in the hands of a. Slave, wlfb attempted to pass it ofl* in a manner which induces a belief that he did not come by it honestly.- It is now in my hands* .. . .;?*;/ '*-# .? >- Thomas Salmond. May 17. , ? r 33? ^ . JS otice, 1! THE Subscriber cautions the public against tradii^g for a N.Ofl E. OF HAND ?nen Uy.fun* \.u jo^N *ttAf iKLb for Tw^n v-Five Dollars, ihe.Ji:'>? 0 JtvV lary r.cxt. ? As? the c6rjbid< i^lort&HMvhictv jt was. Kiven' Iras proved dec eptive, he is rleiei mined no ?o> pay the ham? unless le? gaily compelled tfv^o. ; .. iK ; ,> ?? .JJavi<l Clautw. -# May tr. . ' ' ' . .j'3? f. '' J: Qsnahtirgs. , V THE . Subscribers have just received. 6 Btjei superior OSNAJiUli??S., , Murray & Robinson. ; ;",May 1?. ???? v - - - ^ - *? - ? - - - ,J ' ? ? M- - .Notice; I , THERE ^ a ? Tract of 100, Acres of Land, lying ill' Abbeville District, granted to DprmicK Johston in thfe year 17 a Bounty, uo heir or oftner has appeared* this is intended as a favor* .. *'? *. k, ? J. M'Malieiv 17. , 52 ? I . ^ From the iiibBctifafes on the H,th inst. Itpm the to^n of Clicraw, an iron grey HORSE, about fitter n a half bands high,' six years old, hip slioiten in the ri^ht hip, hil hoofs show very plninly the marks of a founder. Any ptrsob delivering said horse to the subscriber in Che raw or Cam den, shall be liberally reawarded. William B. Parke?. i May 24. *"l? - - I ? 11 ? ,, ? . ' An Estraj. Capt* William Anfcrufa tort* before me, a sorrel Horse, shout 14J hahiti high, hlaie face, right hind foot White, 6 or 7 years old ? Apprized at FoflV Dollars. \ . Thorha $ P, JSvav89 ^ May .31 * 2? , I , . * ?.< ' , .? ? ? I II , ? , An Est raj1. ; . HIRAM ALLEN, of Lancaster 1)?. trlct. Tolls before me a Chfesntit. Sorrel floRSE, twelve and a half hands high, six or seven yerfrs old, the lelt hind foot white, a piece toim off his Jcft eyelash, nick taikS and some whit'6 on his helly-* Appraised at Twenty-^evcn Dollars. VV tfi. Johnstoft, j. p. Lancaster biltrirt, H.VC. April 1 9, . ^ 51 AnEstraj. Y OLLF.D before me on the 10th March 1821, ajlarfc Hay MAre Mule, about four years oltf with t'he right ey? out, no brands. Apprised at forty Dollars.' ~ yr R: h: hvox, P 5 Tn:' field District, Matci ?\>. In the Common Pitas, John Carter, } u. \ .f.'fji hir.crtt. Henry Axttll, j WHl. RtAS the Plaintiff in tliis <.a*e did, on tin: 25tli day. of May, in the Near of cur Lord one .thousand tigHit hundred and twenty ?one9 file his declaration in the Office of this Honorable Court, against the Defendant, who is absent from and without the limits of this State, and li&^s .wither wife noi; attorney known within the same, upon whom a copy of the said de claration, with a rule to plead thereto will ? m a year and a day, might be served : It lb t /irrrf ore r ordered , In pursuance of ti e Act of the General Assembly in that case made and provide*!, that the,, Defendant cio appear and plead to tlie said declaration, * n or before the 26th day of May, w: ich wilt be in the yearoi our Lord one thou sand eight hundred and twenty-two, other wise final and absolute judgment will then be gtvln and awarded, against him. Thomas P. Evans, c. c. r. 1 Office of Common Pleas, -Kershaw District, May 25, 1821. ' - - ? ; I * - ? * In tlie Common Pleas. Neil Smith St Co. *1 vs,t> > jiilachmen!. ' * Thomas Evans, | WHEREAS the Plaintiff in this ease i did, on the lith day of June, in the year of our Lord one. thousand eight hundred and t went) -one, file his declaration in the Office of this Honerabte Court, against the Defendant, wjio .ist aUent. from and without ; the jimits of thist State, ap.d, has neither wife nor i^tc^tney known within the same, upofl whom a copy of the said de claration, with,a.riule tQtptead thereto within ft y^ar and a.day,^?ght.be senr*d^ ft. ?'? therefore In jHMpuancc, of the At*, of the Gene^l Assembly jn that case pl^de anH provided,, that the Defen daht do appear and plead to the said decla ration, pn or. ^efpcc ti^e, 12th day of June* which will be in the year of oyr Lord-one thousand eijght hundred and twenty-two, otherwise final, and ajj^u^e judgment .will then be civen and^wat-dcrd against him. t Tliorrias. P: JSvftiis, c* c. iv> : V Office df^ pmmon Pleas, -? ? . ? Kershaw District, June, 1 1. ^ Earl* ^ ^ importers* an4 Manufacturers Agetot: f2 Pearl-street, Ne*v*Y<irk-. -Have constant) on hand a 'great variety of -N ?# i -- Hardware, lVf Plated h are > ** Jupanncry, . v , tiiotk ' (Vn > " Bultons, Brass Ware, I) and Jewellery, *'\L "* .? ? . Saddlery , VoQcjtmalcr'# JSw wgB, Voackjvim Work, %e. # c. ^.>T; ;:i '?;>>* v ?7?- ?' n All imported on account of Manu fact uicrs and tor sale, at unusually low prices. f Msktch 55 ' ? jr. ' ' y} ? 1 ?'. I> ' 1 ' ' ' ' i' ' i * . ? V*' And possession .had on the fusv day of Jiiiie, that cxccllcnt stand for present occtipied.by L,atta fee Kilgore as a bry GoocJ, Hardware afuTGrotery Store. The tenement it well calculated for a fam ily, wi:h all suitable out-buildings. Th? premises Wity bfc [eased for one year .<?? more, to suit the., tenant. Vot other par ticular* enqtf ire oft *? William JSTixov. Camden, >fyyj<>,:.l 821. A r \ >4;l " # r; ? a Notice. A iik^ly black <feoy, about f$ or 2p?eiri . old, 4 feel S pr $ itichet^Mgh, having the following pa**,' came to the subscriber* 9 (ew.cfays pince*. \ owner w*y hear 61 Mm Uy allying to- , ; ,4 .. William M'Caiv. Camden, March \ 5, 1 831,. 43~ "The bearer JlM, sojcj from tjfie estate of Bonnetiu am) bought ty a ?lr. IJalloorj missed of Jiis' company bought with him and travelling together i this is therefore #lven to paf* him up the copiyry to his owner. ; < R. MATHEWS, Goose-Creek, March 2, 1821." 1 ? 1 1 ?? i Ufa**? * ?? ? i in INDIGO; , ( C?*> ctouc* tctdilinfc lWDI0;o, for sale by W. Sc S DLANDINO.^i U jM>U*rt 18, 1(141. / ,? ; *<??'"' ' " * - "" n&d* j I { The TAN YARI) formerly occupk;^ by Mr. David Miller, "with n atimll tract ? Land atta&iecl thei eto-^-I'oi terms apply to Jume$0ark . M*> 3. , 50 11 ? y ?" ? ' ?ip.t.fri. ? i . ...... t - ?yr Stofie Lime. * ?i"* ?'< luii frccetvcd, a quantity of HTON'K LIME, of the f>e*t c|u#fi!y* fof white washing* &c. P. f J 'arret?. } *, Jzu: n? . n . ?>. ? . ? ?? ..rf. ? - .. . ? :t\)U sale. One sett of eh-ftant Mahogany DTMINY) TA'BLKS, which wjj* he sol<l low ? For ItrttlA, r.j pfy to jP. Tuorhhmi At the Post ? Oflice: