Camden gazette and mercantile advertiser. (Camden, S.C.) 1818-1822, August 30, 1821, Image 3
rf i: !!? ^ ppnng'st Ms jgpvU
v I, '?<?!? F'oOvl uotfaruf, bat heforalte
couM lire nt her, she had Attained
the dislntre of 30 or 4& v^Pus. Hi J
jut U? shot ia'o t!ie hack of /u?r neek
rod l;eilf4.^ )srct disabled h(i\vcvcff
t !ii! si;:rMVd i n escaping villi br
1 1 wo liii?e children, while he threat
i :um] Li kill all the white women he
mi ;i)t L^ct w iih. They both accord
j\\ describing -him to lie a negro?
1:-! it compleXiffti, moderate stattwd
slender furmj^KUhiu vkoge ; doth'dj
iti mixed h atMBin liie hat,
with hhjgk evador til, ton hand.?
One o|j|bm ttiinks Tie h*tm*czt in
Ills forehead. * ^
The citizen* of CartersviUfc and
i > \ irinily, will pay a reward of
$100 to 'any one who shall nppre-j
1'end ilie rascal, that lie be brought!
to coadigji jHinishmeritt ?>
JJlrxandiia Gazette.
-
The Harvest. ? The accounts from
jilBioa^|v?py county UfNew-York
re present, the crops of wheat, barley,'
oats, rye, flax and hay, to have been]
most abundant, and surpassing those'
of lastj&fflir. The long continuance
of dly^weather appears to. flHve
greatly injured the corn, bnckwheaf
and potatoes, the cro|>c of which^S
i s believed, will turn out in severs
jdaces very light, unless a favoraWj
change soon takes (dace. Th
drought, however, is confined to a
ftw districts. The appearance is
much the same in Pennsylvania;
while in both Carolines great com
plaints are making of their cotton
Mid torn crops having been greatly
injury by incessant rains, though it
is admitted, " that upon the whole it
is probable there will be a sufficient
tey to supply e-very want."
DIED^-Xt?
? WORTH
lonel dL#g
pr^i?^y5ti?posed of by private uontraca
vr.il be aoldat paMic sale at Statue.*, on
l'hui*day,lhe tirtt day of NbvetrtWr next.
This, place is situated on I he load from
Suttfcurg ta^ulumbia, four miles from
lite fovmer. It Cwisikta of 844 acro?, mjonJ
orHvJifch is rich .river bottom land. *? li ad*
ioiftMfc*' Uirda of Judge Waties on i|w
ti-.rih, on wliu.li u? now crafting the lfcrge
' embankment, by which, when complete
all the baCfc aw amp lands ?>t thin tract wiU
?be made^fceure. It ha# about 40 acre* <4
4f cleared land and a godd bam thereof
'i ll'- terms olgtale are So per cettt. dowji,
*nd the rcrtWhalet in tj 'tl, ? and 4 year*,
?with interest from the day ol' aale, to be tie,
cured by bdttd and jnorruge of the premie
sea. (."TtpkLAklD. *
I. '. A.??wat St). K>1. > ' J* ?
^44 ABET vVIJS E.
* . *5 X>o?h ?uj>f i iur CLAHlilT WINE*
i(*T Salt by NLIL 8MITH fit CO. 1
r Au^ubl S^ 1 1 ? 1 3
take this method td
jat they harp just re
ig a large ami elegam
?wn manufactory, equal to any
k market ? which they offer
ror retalf, en the tnostreason
J. White
merchants ^
wjtfldo well
pir in her fore
irs old 1 5 ot^A
mm*
uitable reward
of t hi: Marc,
to her discov
er ^ miles be
' ? ' ' II ' > Ill" "
South-C^r olirta ? Kerthaw JJiuiritt ? ??
MAJ.COM M CASKIL4-, Tolls, be
foWWtri Yellow Cow* w?tn white back
and belly, and a calf of the aame color.
Appraistd at \2 dollars. 8*ud cow has
running at large on Uift green toi
several years,
Thomas P. Evans, J. Q.
l Caft)(iu?, July 11. m <
Valuable Waxhaw Lands
.For Salcr*^'
r-THE Subscriber, desirous of coneenj
tatiii'g his agricultural concerts o? the]
?lace where he now resides, in Kershaw
:rict, offers for sale bis Waxbaw planta
, in Lancaster District, contuiuiojfcaboui
) acres, all fit .for cultivation, anil the.
ritest part is of the best quality of oakl
hickory land. It lias t>een, by j
Iky ] zard, Esq. em^/hkticaUy styled 44 The
t^e Waxhaws." About 250
aland is cleared, most o!
and under good fence. Ot.
ie praises are two pretty Rood Dwelling
*ses,* two vcrf J ftood Bams, -and an
life it Gin House, B lac tottfcb's Shop
arid every other necessary om-building.
>f? part>?f this land is] iable to the casual-l
ties of equally situated or
^he dividing Riffige between Cain C reeT
andgibe Catawft Ittvet , with the great
Koao leading through it from Camden to
Chaftyfte*/ It commands a beautiful pro*!
spect of the surrounding neighborhood^ is
watered by a variety of the best Springs,
and is well known to be as healthy a situa^
tion as any in the upper country.
- This' laud wtfl be exposed to Public
fc*le on Saturday the 27th qf October nestJ
unless previously disposed of by private
[contract.
vThe terms will be one fifth of the pur
chase money paid <Jown in cash, the batf
lanee in four equal annual installments with
interest from the day of salt. Bonds with
apfirpved personal security and mortgage
of the premises will be required to secure
payment
Aleox On the same day bis House and
Lot in Laucastcrvillei well situated and
well calculated for Mercantile business,
will be o fie red for sale on a credit of one
land two years, the purchaser giving bonds
[with approved personal security and a
'mortgage of the premises. v
Actual possession of the Plantation will
not be given ufctil, the crbp"thereouc*#Le
gathered* say the first of February next?
Possession ,ef the House and Lot in La ft*
caster will be given as soon as tht terms of
sale are complied with. . , .
r Any person wishing: to view the afore
said plantation, will please call on Mr
William. Harkel, residing on thie pre*
fiMfces? Foe further particulate apply to
tfie Subscriber at Be^jOak Camp, Ker
shaw District, South-Carolina.
James
t August 1 3 ? 22
?he Editors of <he Stat# Gazette,!
Charleston Courier Southern Patriot antJ
Raleigh Register, are requested to insert
the above in Uieir papers, until the 30th
October next, ami forward their accounts
to this Office for payment.
A GOLD Wijri CH WM stopped in
the hapfe of a Slave a few days since,
whicntlie owner can have by describing
it and paying for this advertisement. Ap
ply to ' F : -:J - r
^ -?& Hiram Parker. -
2St ?- -CyA* y ? '
Notice.
A likely black boy, about 1 8 or 30 years
joUl, jftet S or j inches high, having the
" The bearer JIM, sold from the estate
of Bonndau SW? bought by a Mr. Balloon
living oft or near the Wateree, byaccuM
missed of his company bought with him
and travelling together; thisja therefore
G<>ose-Creek? March ?, "m t 1
tv *v*?m rn vu VW(?
Camden, March *5, 1 82 1.
RANAWAY
? On the 13th
the subscribe^ jtfn^Jrfc
lifom^n named Suean ,
about fivexfeet four or
ifivc itches of a
yellow complexion, has
lost some of her front 01
side teeth) lifts a scar on
her faCff. She is will known in the town
of Camden, as the property of Jobh B
Mathieu. The siifiseriber, forewarns any
person from harborihfc or hireing the said
tfench, as he hjsrhiied her for the year. ;
1 a suitable ivraid will be git en for the
apprehension of the said negro woman.
r C. JBh CaUrnntt.
August 16* ?
.+/J
Notice.
' THEBE it a Tract df 100 Acres oi
Lahd, lying in Abbeville District, granted
to Dottnick Jonston iri tUe^year 1766,
U BottfHy* my bfiror^owiitr liit appeared,
[this i? interned at a favov.
f J. M'Mahen.
May 1 TV j :? . 52
Fresh Druq a, Medicine^ &c.
The subscriber has iu^t leccived fium
the Nortb, and offers ior saie, wnolesale
anil retail, at the ^ liarlcston prices, a gen
eral assortment of *Urvg*s Medicine*,
Chrmtcqlty Patent Medicines, slfiot/iccu
ri s Glass-Ware, JPairua, Varni%ke9, Wc.
Among Which are the follow irg :
"Jalap, Hippo, Rhubarb, Peruvian 13ark>
Crea^j of Tartar, Tartar ]?nifetic, ^
Calomel, Alcohol,
Pear4 Ash, Batsom Copivi,
' f alcined Magnesia,
Common do. Henry's do.
]|gfinl Camphprrfe\im Opium,
[l Gum AssafoetidJa- Aloes do.
Isinglass, A^uaJFoitis, Quick Silver,
Epsom Salts, Glauber do.
KocheUe do. Tasteless c}o.
Cloves^Mace, U c . v..
Nutmegs, Ginger powdered,
Turmeric e, Mustard Seed.
kC ^ ? jlso? * >
Cold drawn Castor OH%
r Common do. Sweet do. ?<>
Havana Honey, Swiss Clue,
? Spirits of T ui pentine. ft
San ford's bark, (direct from Dr., Sail
ford) m^ounot'hklf pound, four, two and
one ounce papers. . ,
, j
Seidliiz and Soda Powders, Chetteti*
ham Smalts, Essence Mustard, &c. with ai
complete an assortment, as is generally
found, in a Drug Store.
Medicine Chests, ^with a took of dircc*
tions, for ^xoily and plantation use* ?
A. DeLeon,
Between the Masonic Hall and. JIvgfc ?
M' Call' a Store. .
- Augu?t9. :
? . 111(1 PI > r *4 ifi isfa? ?
UmlerDcCree in Equity.
WILL be soldi on Monday the 3d day
of September next, before the Coutt
House, in Camden, a tract of Lend be
longing to the estate of Edward Rnp
nolds, deceased ; lying on both sides of
25 Mile Creek, coripmtng 50 acim (mom
or less) iituate in Keribtw District. .
Terras of ^aid sal* be a credit of tbrifc.
and six month*,;
-'.frWr ?? ? i
Aft t^e real estate of Dawibl S. Bau.**,
deceased; lying on Httiging Rock Creek,
near the line of Lancaster District, on *
credit of twelv* monthwTbe purchaser*
in both cases tp give good security 4fl4
paffer Titled -v '
*/?^th.Cou XL.
i ^ ' T'
August 9.
. . - ?- .
RUNWAY from the
^obscrgjefs, on the HQ*
(ant, ? negro mar*
led SPENCER ; %
(mulatto, about
*fe*r?oUL and about
fctt f lor $jbches hi*h?
two of his front fore tccthL3Bf, a blacki
$mith by trade, is a sensible fellow ; no
doubt but he will attempt to pass as a free*
man, and it likely he will change his:
name ; had on%hen he went away a brown
broadcloth coatee, white cordeioy panta
loons, a blue Northern homespun pair?
and some other clothing not recollected?
He Wa* brought from Virginia 7 of t f car* v
ago, and Is, now oWbed bf J . Bifty, one of ;
ubscribtrs. Alio, CfcVY ; it tslike
e t4*J catt himself Levy or Nat
bpson; be is about the same age
aritf height of thettabove, a *tOut man, yeU
low compjleWion, 5>l? ? lioae \musualJy flat
between his eyes, his upper front teeth. -
p*piecttng, bis wide* teeth short and. open*
Iuk clothing is white homespun, he has*
blue or black broadcloth coat and greet*,
corderoy pantaloon*, and aunnry other
clothing. * The i#>v? reward will be p4UI fj
for lodging them In any gaol, and informa
tion given to cither of the aubacrjbera ; or.
ten dollars for either of thein. ' ' ' i
? '? :y\ JOHN HILEV,
WILLIAM MYERS.
Richland, Aqguagjjk 4,
S$0 Reward.
RANAWA? from the Subscriber, on
Thursday the Oth instant, 6 Mulato Man
named MATHEW, aged about twenty
two years old) about 5 feet 6 inches high*
with a down look, and looks down when
spokon to, and slow in speacb The
above reward will be given v il taken in
North ^Carolina, and if taken in this State
fifteen dollars, it is conjectured that Ma
chew has a free pass*
Angus M'Lcod.
Sumter District, August 1 6. 12 ? f
,V ^ I ?' .
x * ???? 1 . . 1 *"!?' * ? "II ?>'
r For Male,
The TAH YARD formerly oecupfcd
by Mr Davfrf Miller, with a small tract 6f
Land attached thereto? -For terms apply to
K > James Clark .
Mipr ^ IQaz