Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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rid her.? She escaped from him ami. as siie run 'off, be dischw?*^ the i^n i* at her, buj missed bis ainr. AN 11 hm an h?wr after, be appeared at the house of another very respec table married woman, about 3-4 of a mile distant. Sbe%was gone to the spring: he wahed for ber return f and immediately, in the yard, attempted to ravish her. Unable to vanquish her, he drew a knife, which she wrested from him, and, seeing an oilier suspended at / his- s'ldey she grasped that also, and got possession of it. He then spraup; at his gun, which stood not far o ff, hut, before lie could fire at ber, she had attained the di^ance of 30 or 40 yards. He put 215 shot into the hafek of ber nefek and head. Not disabled, hoi she-^ticceeded in escapi two little children, while cued to kill all the white might meet with.~TI in descrilmig him to be complexion, moderate: st der form, and thin visage; clothedl in mixed homespnn$' white hat] with lilac k crape or ribbon band. One of them thinks he has a scar inj bis forehead. The citizens of Cartersville and! its vicinity, will ^ pay a reward oft 8100 to any one who shall appte-f hend the rascal, so that 1 brought' to condign punish CAMDEN. I Owing to tl Sf^l comply \m| tire Dumber ascertained. J number gat ? making tl We hare the Baltimore and Phi delphia papers, down to TumIhj ?tiorning ? froni //iarr silence, we iu r there has been bo destructive storm at tbosfe places.-*-;' I'lte Phila delphia (iasette merely notices " the ropious and refreshing showers of rain'* Which they liave flichntond Enquirer. Tobqcco Crap rfwntriMcrf.-?-it is a (act recently asfcertainnl, that the Tobacco inspected ip Virginia up to the 1st of last month (August*) is legs by 6814 hogsheads than it was in the year iSS?. The cause as signed for this deficiency is, that the crops on the south side of James River were very short, Another reason, it is believed, may be given. Many of the former Tobacco grov - ers have become planters of Cotton, considering it a more qertnju crop, that it is raised with less labor, and what is most important, it is far less exhausting to the land. ? k r- ?- >J prospect of good crops of ton in this State (says the Mil Recorder) has ma changed within the. present ?the want oJf rain has given] Ip the plant a yellow and sickly ap pearance ? ihe leaves and form9 are dropping off \ and on some planta tions we are told the rot, rust and insects hate done serious injury^ ? ^^A^RI^D? On"WedneMUy^he^5th ult. by the. Rev. Mr. M'Whorier, Col. Thomas English, of Kershaw District, to Miss Hannah Bei.ton Jones, daughter of Darling Jones, Esq&df 'Fairfield Dis trict, : _ Monday the 3d inst. Mi^t a native of Scotland. ? the 10th Inst., Mr.vJoHN ,! WM. NIXON, >1 ? 6rh Regi ching idee . f ii ir iiVT i .lY .,*?*) n ' HAYNESWORTH, Esq. is a| o fur Colonel of the 8th Regi * erilTs Sales. __ueot sundry executions . to me di Sctedi wilrbe sold before the Court ouse in Camden, ori the 1st and 2d days of October next ; being the first JnMonday and Tuesday thereof, within I the lejgal hours of sale : Pjhree hundred and fifty acres of Land, [more or less, adjoining lands of James fCianton, Henry Gooch and others, levied on us the. property of Thomas Duren, jun. at the suit oi Vincent A. Edwards and i *'v 1/ :,r r " ' ' j 4 Ninety acres of Land, more or less Idjoining lands of ThomaSl Duron, jtxn.i andothers, levied drt as the property of1 Nathaniel Clinton, at tho iult of Ezfekiel ?"Mayhew. V*Vw 1 ;,?> y r /' , Two Negroes, levied on as the property of Jafcnes Cook, at the suit of Charles M'Kinnon and other ar | One Wagon, leyied on as the ptopejty of /James Perry, at the suit of E. Mayhew and others. ' ^j';r , ? 'I - ? ? / O lie >fegro Wench, levied oh as the property of James Bilssell, at the suit of John G. Ballard and Others. \ Three Negroes, levied on as the pro perly of John G. Ballard, at the suit of James Scruggs and others. Also, 118 acHrs Land, more or less, [(situated on the waters of Cedar Creek* ad [joining lands belonging to Joseph Cuning* Sham, levied on as the praperty of Jamefc M'Corkle, at the suit of ttooch, Cuning ham 8c Co. 1000 acres, more or less, bounded east by the Wateree River, north, b\ Jamil English's land, south by Sarah English's, levied oftfts the property of Joshua Eng lish, at the suit of James Johnson* . Conditions cash, purchasers to pay for Sheriff's Titles and Bills of Sale. James H. Cantey, s. k. Di Camden, August 14, '*821. v Notice * ? THERE is a Tract of 100 Acres of Land, lying in Abbeville District, granted to Dormick Jonston in thte year 1765, a Bounu-,kno heiv or owner has appeared, this is i^Mpntd as a favor* 3^ M'Maherw May 17, 52?1 PLANTATION FOR SALE. MY i iantatioo on the NVateree, it no previously disposed oT by private cunuact, will bs n d at pub)i< sale at Stat?rbut?? 01. Thursday, the first day of November next. This place is situated on the road from Stattburg to Columbia, four miles from the former. It consists of 844 acres, most ,of which is **ich r^yer bottom land. It ad joins the lands of Judge Waties on tht north, On which is iv>w erecting the large embankment, by which* when complete, all <be back^swamp land^of this tract will be made secure. It has about 50 acres of of cleared land and a good, barn thereon The terms of sale are 20 per cent. down, and the remainder in l> 2>'3 and 4 years, with interest from Ihe day of sale, to bete cured by bond and mortgage of the premi ses. - ^R. BULLARD. : August "0, 182!. ^ .14? Drugs, Puints, Surgeon si nstru- | , , ments, fyc. ^c. Just received and for sale by > . W. % ft Standing. Corner Broad k York-streets, Camden. August 9& .V V. ? ? ?: a ' ? " - ;v ? ? ? ? ? / Boots <| Shoes. . VT HE .fjibscribers take *th is ? method t< inform the public that they have just re ceifred and are opening a large and ele^a < assortment of BOOTS $ SHOES, < OF their own manufactory, equal to any offered in this market? -which they offer $y w holesale or retail* on the most reason able terms? consisting of * Ladies', "W alking Shoes, ^ Gentlemen's Wellington Boots, Do Calfskin Shoes and Pumpst Do. thick of - different qualities,1 > Boys and Misses Bootees and Shoes, ;?? Children's Shoe%,and various other kinds. All past favor* gratefully acknowledged and a continuance of tliem ? solicited. 3. White & Co, Camden, August 30, 1&21. -h i N. B. Country merchants wishing 10 supply themselves, *vill do well to call . or Stolen, . Frppa the>ub^cril)or, on the i } 2th inat. a bright bay M?Rl.< with a blind Star in her fore r head, about ? years old 1 5 or 1 6 hands high. i If stolen, a reward of FIFTY DOLLARS will be given on conviction o. the thief ; if taken up a suitable reward will be given on the delivery of the Mare, or information that will lead to her discov ery, to the subscribt r living 1? miles be low, Camden, on the Wajteree River. , J*hitip dwelt. J. August 30. v 14t-? South-Carolina? Kerthav) District . MAJL.COM M'CA^KILL, Tolls be fore me a Yellow Cow, With white back and belly* and a calf of the a*me color Appraised at 12 dollars. Said cow hav. been running at Jarge on the grefen for several years. Thotnas P. Evans , J. Q. Camfen, July 11. 13-^tf ? ? ? ? ?? ? ' ii m in* ? a i ? ??? ? ? ii ii i ii ii i " Entertainment, Jit the Sign qfthe Bell ? | THE subscribers inform their friendfc and 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 eller* and others; to keep their stables well furnished with Provender, to pay un-| remitting attention to themt and endeavor! to fjivte such unlvefsal accommodation s4 jheir house, as they trust will entitle them \o a share of tbe Public Patronage. M' Ad*mif & Drckefortl. ' Camden, Jan. 18, IBQh 38? I |t7* *The Sta^e Gasette, Columbia, Ad vcrtiser, Augusta, and Observer Fay Ate mre, are requested to publish tW above three times and send their accounts to ihk Office. V ? * ? Val uable ;i\l iow T onus For *ale. THE, Subscriber, desuvus ebnen - trating his agricultural coiRcn.s un the place where lie utw resides, in Kershaw District, offers for sale his Waxhaw planta tion, in Lancaster District, conuir iuur about 600 acres, all fit for cultivation, and the greatest part is of the beM quality of qak and hickory laivd, ,? it has btetfi, by Hen hy Izard, Esq. emphatically staled 1 he Garden of the VVaxWSws." . About 250 acres of th\s land is cleared, most of which is fresh and under good fence. On the premises are two pretty good Dwelling. Houses, two vcrjfc good Barns, and. an excellent (* in House, Blacksmith's .Shop and every, other .necessary out-building. No part of this land is liable to the casual ties of floods, being equally situated on the dividing Ridge between Cain Creek and the Catawba Kiver, with the great Koad leading through it from Camden to Charlotte. 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 tipper country. . : ,> $;? This land will be exposed to Public Sale on Saturday the 2?tft of October next* unless previously disposed pf by privatO contract. > ? >>? , .% The terms will be one/fifth it the pur* chase money paid down m cash, the bal lancein'four. equal annual installments witfe interest frorii the^lay of sale, . ? Bonds witfr approved personal security and mortgage of the premises will be required to securo payment, i ? >!???.*? ^ AUq, On the same day his House and i-ot in Lancfisterville, well situated andi well calculated lor Mercantile, business, will be offered for sale on a credit of one - and two yeafrs*/ the purchaser giving bond? with approved personal . security and a mortgage of the premises. ?' \ -? * Actual possession of the Plantation" will not be given until the crop thereon din be .'ath^red* say the first of February next-* Possession of the< House and Lot in Lan caster will be given as soon as the terms of saiirare complied with. \ Any- person wishing to view the 4fbre said plantation, will please call on Mr William Hahbel, residing , on the pre^ mibes? For. further particulars apply to the Subscriber at Red Oak Camp? Ker shaw District, South*Carolina. ;?< i Jamea JBlavr. " August 23. ?'! v; V s? ?" " ? |C7* The Editors of the State Qagette, Charleston Courier, Southern Patriot and Raleigh -Register; are requested to insert the above in. .their papers* until the 20tl* October next, and forward their accounts to this Office for payment. :r' . - ? ^ |u,t* | 3t GOLD WATCH ?u . stopped in i ' e hands of a Slave a few days since, \yhich_the pwner cam have by cjescriting; it and paying for this advertisement. Ap ply to <? v? v. Hiram Parker. V i fi <?) . August sa... ? . I 3*? Ht ^ 1~ "t ?i ' ?' v ? 'V'i r"*Xi mfcir*: i /MSpffjkv * Wv*' \ - -RRBI A likely black boHpiabotjt 18 or 20ye*ri 'old, ij feet 2 or 3 ^ncfiea high, having thtt | folio wing pass, came to the subscribers a [few . days 4nc6? .,The owner may hear ? Camden, Marth 1 5, 1 8$ I. 43? % u The bearer JIM, *ol d from the estate of Bonneati and bought by a Mr. Balloon IHng on or hear the Watorfee, by accident missed of his company botight with hifc* and traveling together ; this is therefore^ given to pits him' up th<J country to hist owner. R. MATHEWS. J Gdbsc-Crcek, M*rch 3, 1821." ? ?? l.i... ??! i am. ? ?hi? i ii ? i|, I In the Cominon Pleas. Neil Stnith 8c Co. | v&. > Attachment* Thomas Etantf, J ? . \ WHEREAS the Plaintiff iif case did, on tfc* 1 1th day of June, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight, hundred snd twenty-one, file his declaration in thq Office of this Honorable Court, against the Defendant, who absent from and without the limits of tjiis State, a$d has neither wife no,r attorney known within the same, upon whom a copy of the said de jc la ration, with a rule to plead thereto within a y&r and a day, might be served t It u therefore orderedt In pursuance of Ithe Act of the General Aasembiy in that case made and provided, that the Defen* dant do appear and ptead to the said decla ration, on or before the 1 2th day of June* "which will be m the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and twenty-two* otherwise final and absolute judgment wilt then be given and awarded against him. Thomas P. Evans, c. c. i>? Offlrt of ('omition Picas, Kcishaw District, Juae 11, 183;.