Camden gazette and mercantile advertiser. (Camden, S.C.) 1818-1822, July 19, 1821, Image 3
?with modMHtg
boiled or prej
among cfche'r
moderate utei
fectiy ripe, is
tary, when not
let me advise
two orthree I
^sissns
will not *Ml?4
spirituous.
trsy
O V ?
stantaneous cure, will be to dang** of lay
ing aside the medicine as being uselei$p
The writer Of this article had a corn on
the hall of his foot, and has completely
?radicate it, by the usvof the above appli
cation. B f having double soles to his
boots, and a hair sale next his foot, he pre
sented the counteracting effecyrf external
pressure. After the elapee of two or
three weeks his com began to soften? and
by a patient use of' the medicine for nearly
six months, ihe bottom of his foot is ?
smooth end capable of supporting his
'Weight, as if it had always remained un
We have already published the ^report
of the House of Representatives of ^lassa
chustittb, agreed to by that body, on the
subject of free negroes. The following
paragraph contains a remark- which no one
can have iailed to make for himself* but4
which we did not Care to utter, left Wif
should be accused of reviving disagreeable
recollections lApiional Inielligenccr ?
From the Salem Register. >
w We would call the attention o?4Ptt*
readers to the' Report, which we this day
publish on the subject of Free Blacks, and
to the able remarks of a writer in the Bos
ton Daily Advertiser. They will learn
with great surprise, that a Qomjftiitec of
our Legislature have recommend
Report which the House o!
tives have udofited) precisely t ^
visions with regard to Flee Blac
in the Missouri Constituxionj
of so stiong an opposition tp
ot that state into ihe Union, at
sion of Congress*. What wih our South*
ern friends bay to this f"
? >im tmi ? ' <?)
JJV VEnrWjiRM WE A
As far as possible, exposui
Shsuld be avoided, and when
we should endeavor to perf<
in unlijbrm an "
little exeftemi
possible 2 or
easy. Qui
isa
pro
4m
was
-M
interest of 33 per cent on that capital,
i tis t doubles it hv the end of the* vear.
J ? s
Can} tliis pin < iple to a joint-stock
company, setting up a stage from
"1? ayette\ i He to Augusta, and, mak
ing the inhabitants generally, (Tav
ern keepers principally) proprietors;
and another to Charleston via Mur
ray s Fern : and you wiH find it a
* * *
productive one, do not let either the
present or former Contractors, tell
us the charges on Ihe load are ex
cessive. If I do not err greatly,
they wanted to make a tavern keep
er keep 4 horses and the driver for
20 dollars a month, or just 25 cts.
each night, I have heard such an
assertion made, hut cannot verify,
though 1 readily he lie ve it. It there
tore now only remaius for me to re*
cummenct your publication of this,
with a wish to see, whether by a
division of the stock, in Fayetteville,
i'.hevaw, Camden, Columbia and
Augusta on the one road ; and So
ciety Hill, &c. on the other, (lie
public might uot be benefited.
: Jfr }mtm'
The gold M silver coined at the royal
Saints, In Mexico, ip 1820, amounted to
?early Ten MiUiontyjid * half of dollars.
Moat of which bat arrived in Spain? yet
Spain i? one of the poorest nations on earth.
. The Co/ori of the 2d regiment of New
York artillery, which were used on the oc
casion of the first inauguration of Gaoaot
Washsboton, as President of the United
States, have been deposited, with civic
and military honors, in the Citiy H all of
Xew*York. ?
jfev* Ifam/i?hirr State /Vtoon.-~The
.Annual Keport of .* is Institution recently
jmsde, represents, that the Lxpenfte* of it
last year were $3650 26c. And the net
-prohis 64c. leaving a balance in
oi ttoo iBMiui&n of 164*7 38 1
' We have heard with much pleasure
'oni a Kcmlemanot the low count 17, that
the mauutacture of \\ ine at Koanoake
Island, 15 in a train of iipprovemt ut ami
success which prainiaci at oo diamt day,
to furnish - our domeuic supplies. A
French gentleman, accustomed to the cul
ture of the grape hat made an fatablish
ment there, and supplied considerable
quantities to the order* of pacapns up the
oouAci and Kiwrs# v/nnKc tM lonaoer
method of treating that excellent grape,
which we call th> Scupperbotig* thejuice
uhdergoes the process of fermentation,
and is put into pipes for the space ot a
year, before it is used. A gentleman Who
has purchaaed a cask of that age, say sit
is totally unlike the wine which it common
ly sold .from tftafr part ot the country. We
hope jto see the Abbe Corea*s remark
veriBed, "that the eastern partfc of this
tHate are as well adapted to making Wine
as any couUtry in the world." &
v* \ * Raleigh Register,
! .. -?v-.- \ '?*'? 1
i The Militia of A>w Hatnfithire amounts
to 28,674 mem? Of which 25, 24* are in
fantry and light troops; 1964 cavalry;
and 1466 Artillery*
" *' '
I The whole number of inhabitahts In the
8tate of Alabama* according to the late
census, is ?9,227? *of which 83,286 are
jwhitts, 227 free blacks, and 43,7 14 staves.
Mr* Robertson, ascended in a balloon
from Hamburg to the height of 22,074 feet
?the highest any bsttooi~ever went?and
| he descended in 5 hours at a distance of 78
: miles from Hamburg. t
> ? ' - ?
It is mentioned to u# as a .remarkable
feet that a house was lately taken down in
Bylield, which had stood 140 years, and in
fctt this time these had never a death oc
curred in the house* \J\twburyfiort Her .
il^indenan# who has lately publish
the diminution of
the Sun's diam
!04, 000,000 feet
The Sun may
wlel^ptu
ingyjpBptived ; and
would re
j'r the dimiimiioD
jr Visible;
aiifeil naar
vvIUt pmv
jfe^ek at Sud
arry Frost, a
; with a halter placed
to one H. Whiting, for the
killings i Sever -1 females,]
approving the sale
it would have inflicted
ry punishment on the new bride
bad he not taken shelter in a cot-j
e was eventually obliged to make
% re*refct through a chamber
ifev*.
flturat Curiotiiy.? ^The Lady Balcar
?a*t4ndiaman, lately arrived from
* V^homaa Serpentalive,
I U inches in diameter
preached with saicty, and it Ul
I not to be venomous. It* food is a live
:c*nonthi-m
i number of convictk in the Maryland
Prison is 2S2, (48 females.) 76 are
ved in weaving, $9 hatting, 25 tfhoe*
or r?
jfc?irt^Acaiuntg
been lately received tiom two
"?in, travelling in Egypt, Mr.
-;tonj of Trinity College J
ge ; and Mr. Hanburjy ofj
tlece. These two gentle
men** availing themselves of the
opportunity of attending the Pacha
of Kgypt ill a military expedition
against tome tribes of Arabsj have]
liftd the good fortune to see a part rffl
the Nile's course, which it had not
before been safe for any European
traveller to visit; They have disco- 1
vered one or two interesting islands,
with abont thirty entire pyramids of
different sizes, and extensive ruinsl
of temples of onequal construction,!
but some of them exhibiting consid
erable skill, and others apparently
of the highest antiquity*
I Among thei simple remedies pre
scribed for obstinate complaints, per
haps no one has stood the test of ex-1
perience better than burnt cork. Its]
usefulness in the bilious cholic and
colera morbus has been amply prov
ed ; and the season of the year ren-1
ders expedient a republication of the
method of its use. Tata a common!
velvet cork, burn it thoroughly,
macerate it fine, pour upon it a tea l
spoonful of brandy, and add a litth I
nutmeg and sugar to make it patata
hie. The quantity to be taken at
time, need not exceed the half of ?
common cork, and it may be diluten
with water, and increased in quan I
ty until a cure is effected. I
jm?*York Amtrican.
Cfneral Order."
Uead'Quarier?y Bed Oak Cawfi, ?
July 12, 1831. 5
A vacancy having oc cured by the re-.
Isignation of Col. Jambs ?. Span*, an
election is hereby ordered) on Friday, tlie
14th day of September, for COLONEL
of the 6th Regiment of Cavalry. 4
The captain or commanding officer of
46 achffenpanT? .will give at least forty days
notice, jtt three pubbc places within his
command ; and, call to his assistaoce iwo
of hi* subaltern officers, or if none, two
otherfit and proper pert#* to hold a
_ ground,
court. ov?rxth?^rotc8 and make a return
thevCof to the Brigadier General.
Tjie Lieutenant Colonel and Major of
the RegiinjHS^ypharged with the ex
tension of ttfe above order* "
lly order of J. Blaik, Gm. S th Brigade s
JOHN VV ATI LS, Brigade Major.
July 19^ 9
For sale.,
? I
WILL be sold on the first Monday in
August next, at the door oi the Court-!
House, at 12 o'clock, a number of valua-l
Lie BOOKS ? belonging to the Library
Society*
diaries A. Bullard, Librarian .
July 19. , 9?10
3 . :
I Committed
To th? Goal of Lancaster District on|
the 30th June last, a Negro Fellow, who
says he belorfgs to Jamea Gibson, livihg in
Mecklinburg county, N. C. and calls his
name . . * "
? : bem .
but saying ranaway froth Mr. Gay in
burnt** District, who he waa hire<l to and
says he is a Carpenter by trade} appears U>
be about thirty years of age, -five feet 4 or
5 iiiches high, very bl^ck, has considera
ble clothing with him. The owner is re
quested to come forward, prove his pro
perty, pay charges and take him away.
iWv Abraham Perry f
war
cil J)
J^neetHer District,
&: - 9? tf
;; FOR SALE,
Fresh TAMARINDS^ in Jars o J one
Jfro i^x.ndt each.
M.-iSf ?. Standing'
.. 'oiy ^.<
?
SheriiPs Sales.
By virtue oi sundry executions to me di
rected, jgjH be sold before the Court*'
House iri Camden, on the 6th. and 7th
days of August next; being tlie first
Monday and .Tuesday thereof, within
Jfet legal hours of sile :
One House and Lot, situated itl the
iioimpf-Csepdeni on Lrittlctoh-strcet? near
the rik^e ground; levied on as the proper
ty of, Strati Horton, it the suk of H. D.
W. Alexander et. d. f : .
One Sorrel More, one korrel .fcplt; one
Mahogany Tables 1 Trunk, 1 Featherbed*
I Cupboard^ and I pair of brass fire 1 Jo^s,
levied on at the property of James Heroii.
dec eased, at the suit of \Villiaix~Ailcin. :
One Wagon, levied oil as the property
Of James Perry, at the suit df E. May hew
and others?; ' . ? , _ , ' ^ t j
One Sort-el Mafe, levied on as the proi?
perty of Jesse Mothershed, at the suit of;
Wm. A. Russel, administrator of Johxi!
Russcl. The Defendafct in this case in*
tends bidding, off the property and pay ten
per cent, as rdquirfcd by law.
Condition!! cash, purchasers to pay fat
Sheriff's Titles and Billa of Sale.
James K Cantey , 8. k. 0.
Camden, July 12, i821.
"** ? " r ; 2: V" ? "?
JSr&tite 4
WflLti offered for sale on Friday the
10th of August next, my lands lying on
Besvcr Creek, one lot Of three hundred
acres, 6n the same lot there is sixty or
seventy acres Of low ground; that by bank-*
ingafcd ditching Wouldproduce equal to any
lands on the Vvaieree river, and one other
lot 6f two hundred acres, both said lots
adjoining togpJheT*? also, a likely stock of
Cattle, flogsHB Plantation Tobls, and on
?e day following, - ray Sand-hill place, con
inting twenty "five acres lying on the
great road leading from Camden to ^Lan
caster, with a gAod comfortable Doling
House, Kitcken, Smoke Houses Stables
and other necessary buildings, as healtliy
a Situation as any in the State, arid an ex
cellent stand for a Public House i being
twenty-one miles above Camden; ^?he
lands above described on Beater Creek,
are lhty four miles frofn the $attd-Kill
place, writ a number of other articles too
tedious to mention. Terms will be made I
known 6n the day of sale,
Johrt Fl^Wicr/
*.luly IS. ? ft ? 11
*or Sale,
A good second hand pannelled RIDIN(
CHAIR, very little the worse for wear.?
enquire at this Office.
ufte 31.
Bolting Clollis.
Just recehed, and for ^aic by the sub
scriber, a general at^oriment ot Bolting
Cloth*) at reduced prices at retail, 18 miles
ai>ove Camden, on the Beaver ( reek road.
Jesse Kit gore.
July 5. 7 ?
List of Letters*
Remaining at the Pbst-Ofiicey Camden ,
6\ C.July 1, 182 i.
Samuel Arledge, John Albert, Hen
ry Axtell.
-Lewis Brown, Ann Brarington, Le
vicey Beard, Willey bclvin, 3; Kitchard
Jirown, Elizabeth Bates, bennet borough,
HEyley borough, llobe* Bradley, John
barnes, John Bowen, John baily.
' C^?Mary Cunningham, barah Carwell,
Esther Amr'Clarkson, Edwin Hater, Bar
shabe Cook, William C. Cat loss, Drury*
Canpbell, Rebecca vColey,. Arthur W.
Crens, James H.Curtis, William H. Clay,
James Cook, 2. f k
V ? James C. Doby, Austin Dickcrtnan,
William Dixon, Samuel Dixon, ' Aaron
Dixon, I homas Drake, Peter Deliesseline,
Alexander .Dallas, Jane . Done lson, Sere
Debose, John Dunlap, Samuel Dunlap,G.
E. Desaussure^ Stephen C. Debruhl,
Hebecca Eaton, S. Evans, Bebhet
Elkins, Elisabeth S. Erwin.
?F?? Martha Flemming, James Frisbie*
William Frasser.
G ? Charles Gilbert, Dr, David George,
3 ; Nathan Grantham, Adam Griffs, Gates
Goffe. *
. ? Betsey Harrison, Elizabeth Hop
kins, 4; James Harrison, Humphrey Ham
mond, Benjamin H. Hempsled, Hardy Ror
ton, John Havis, Graham Havis, John
House, Samuel Hixon, Benjamin Haile,
Peter Hotiaday, Daniel Holladay, William
"ogan, Richard Hunly, Eleanor Holland,
R. fi. HarHson. >
f\ ? Margaret Jettison, feurret Tones, Wil
liam Johnston, Robert Johnston, Jr.
^--Gaines Kibbv, Samuel Kissifo; 9 ;
William Kelly, Francis f?. Kennedy, Fran
cis Killings worth, James Kendrick, S. .? ^
> Tihiothy Lee, Charles Longhrea,
Mathew Lyle. William Lee, John B.Lynch.
ilf? Hugh M^Kengise, 2 ; Edw.-M'Gar
r*?? ^5 iolui Mart oh, Zachariab Meusat,
Elizabeth Minton, Archibald M'Ra, Joshua
! Minor, George Meringa, Mary M'Lcod,
Lanchlan M'Kennan; John Mixon, Angus
M'Pherson, John or Daniel M'Lean, Johh
Marshall, Kenneth M'Casktll, John Mat
tocks, Ames M'N^mara, Daniel M'Leod,
John M'Dowel* William MfDowel, Darnel
M' Irtish, Elizabeth M'Millen, Zachariah
Marshal, ^M illiain M*WilUe, Stephen D.
'v - f ,
' "mi w w4t y ? M >"4
Louisa Owen. * /I
;>^#ejijamin Pnt&he*, H1 am Plyant/
Henrj Price, James Postell, John J. Pariah,
S "u* er Fevkins, Jfmes P. Pekins, DaVitf
Perkins, Samuel Pi.ilhps, Jeptha H. ?ick?
ett. _ 4 . v.t .... ^ .
?j -fr? Abraham Rowan, Lawrence Reid,
T.,G? Rowland, James Roberts.
^ Bryant Spradley, 2 ; Thomas Seals,
KlizabetlyG. Starke, John Stoddard.
Jolin Sovveil, George Ste]>, Warren San
ders, William Sims, John Shiver^ Elijah
Sill, Jo fin Scott, .Horace Stanly, Thomas
laisrassr- ********
r^-baiSfer TBck, Jaihei Terry, Wil
ham 1 erry, L(tten TJhis, Alex. Thompson,
; WJUtkjrf Thotapaon, William Trapp.
Joel Vahnay.
any Watts, Wiiliafc White, Cath- '
rme Williams, Charles Wktson, Eliiabeth
Wadkms, Thomas Watia, Elisabeth Wil
son, Benjamin W atts, Benjamin Williams,
Archibald Wadkins, William B.'Whita-1
kerfW!lli? Whltaker, Joseph Weytnan. \
, ? P. Thornton, P. Mi
;??'r y - - ' '? fi
4 Farm for sale *
The subscriber offers for sale hit Fartn,
whereon he now litcs, containing upwards
of 300 acres, 6t! Beaver Creek, 20 miles
ibove Cafndeh, hear 800 acres of which is
under a good fence ; and, 20 arces of creek
low ground#^ well drained, having cross
fencing to make it into convenient fields,
and having buildings of ?U kinds that is
common on a Country farm, #ith an apple
afrd peach Orchard, a Grist-Mill, sTCotton
Gin that gtH by water, a Blaeklmith'a
sliotH
The abov^ will be s61d on reasonable
terms, by making the payment sure, a ere
dit will be given. If not *old befere No
vember next, Ii#ill leased foratemi of
years. Any person disposed io purchase,
will call on the premises, view the land for
themselves, and hear of the terms from
James Trantham .
N. The situation is as healthy as any
in the United States, having numerous
Springs of th* purest water in different
quarters of the tfact.
' June 23.'
? ; ? ? ? z
Stone Lime.
iu*4 ^e^eived, s quantity of
LIME, of the bfcat quality, for white
washing,- be.
Pj tVarreiu
i June 7. i
INDIGO.
I Csse ch6ice retailing INDIGO, h ?
sale bf " W. & S. BL AN DING.
January tft, IB3L
THE
Camden Academy.
THE, Buildurgs erected b) U?* v AM
Dl\N OKPRAN SUClLi\, lor ihe
accoiiniuKlalion ot an AcaOcni), situate i;i
an eligible and pleasant part ol the i own,
are now aimost complete ana reua> ior
the purpose intended. A Master is want
ed, to take charge ot this Acaden.y ; and
the Standing Committee oi the Society,
are authorized to contract wilt, a person
properly qualified to fill that station. It is
proposed to grant to the Master, tor the
use of the School, not only the buildings,
and spacious enclosed grounds belonging
to the same, clear of charge, but also to
ifurnish fire -wood in winter, Tor the Schol
ars, to the value of one hundred dollars
a year: And in addition t? this, to pay the
Master put of the Society s funds, a yearly
salary of two hundred dollars. Also, to
defray the expehse of Premiums, to be
distributed amongst the Scholats, to ex
cite em elation, and encourage merit. y*
The Master will be allowed co take as
many Pupils, as the Buildings will cob*
veniently accommodate, upon the Terms,
and at the Rates of tuition hereunder men
tioned : and for compensation for teac
them, he must look to those with wl
Shall engage. W hen the faumber
Scholars shall excced Fortyy it will ^
duty to employ a competent Assistant)
two if pecesuuy, at .his own expe
The Aca<k$y will be Un^tr the geo
supervising direction of the Camden Or
phan Society, and h*>foc<?ately under that
of the Standing Committee*
It is proposed to conduct the busineaqjjof
| instruction hi separate chambers, one for
: the rttale pupils,. and the ottysr % females $
; aAd every attention is intended to be be
stowed, ip order to preserve good man*
ners and pure morals. wp
: HATES OF TUITIOJT.
For teaching the Latin and Greek Lan-'
guages, Six Dollars per quarter.
For teaching , the English Language,
Geography and Mathematics, Five Dol
lars per quarto^. v v ,v v t .
For teaching to Read, Writfe and Cipher^
Four Dollars per quarter.
| ? Proposals will be received from persons
Competent and willing to undertake the
emplojrknent Of Master, (conformably to
the terms and conditions abovtmemio&d,)
by iny member ef the Standing Coinmiti
tee. The peraon employed must be ?'
;man of correct indlal habits, and well
t qualified to teach the brknchfcs-bf know*
ijfcdge above, proposed ; and he iniist en
'jB^ge to devote his undivided attention to,
and exert alt his diligehce in tfoe duties of
his employment* + v W . ;>*.
v jogephBrcvird,
airman qf.thc Standing C bin. jrie'e*
,*June 31. , r -?
~ ' JVofica. ;
. ALL persons indebted tfeth0sub?kr)btr?
by note or open account; are earnestly re
quested to settle the asune on br before the
fie?t return dky, si all that regain {inset
Jtkd-^n thstt difr frill be plaoed in th?
hands of an Attsriicy. .
I - SWmm k Smyth;
I . ,C?md?i>, Jmy H t ?_
Committed
t a ? y ' 5 *
, To tile. Gaol of Kershaw District, ? tie*
fcro fellow of a dark complexion, siitley
look, slim bpilt, about 5 feet tW 6 inches
[high ; he H 45 or 50 years of age, ?aft? his
name WILLy and says that he belongs to
William Peardong, iftSuTh etnas' Parish,
near Cooper River, about 90 miles from
thSrleston: and, that III lufr followed tak
ing wood to Charleston in i sloop, which ho
delivered at Priolead's wharf. The owner
Is requested to come forward, prove pro
perty, pay thitaes and take him away.
William Love, 0. k. p.
, Camden. July 4. 7 ? ?
Removal*
THE fcubscrifcer. has removed to ihe
new building 6f. Mr. HuOti M'Cau,
nearly opponte Messrs Muaiut fc Rob
iwsow, where he Intends carrying on the
Tailoring Business,
ill all its branches. He returns hit thanks
to his former customers and solicits a con
tinuance of their patronage; he assures
ihe public that fcvery txcrtioti will be
made to pleaife those who may favo^him
whh their custom. . , .
Alexander Monroe.
A Lad of 1 2 or k3 years oi age is want
ed as an Apprentice to the above busihefcs
?Apply as afckrtS* *
June 7. , * ? 3 ? tf
Li.. Mr r J x ? : ' - L
Notice.
A liVety blaett boy, about 1 8 Or 20
old, H feet 2 or if inches high, hating the
following pass, tame to the Mibifcrtbers a
few days since- The owhcr tnay hear
of hiru by Applying to
JViUiam M'Cain.
Camden, MaJ-fch 14, 1621. 43?
44 The beared JIM, told from the estate
?f Bonneau pn<| bought by a Mr. Balloon
vtng on of neAr the Wattree, by accident
lisscd of hty company bought with him
ud travelling tngether ; this ia therefore
ven to paati him up the Courwry to his
vner. R. MATHEWS*
Gooae-Cisfctk* March 1821.*'