Camden gazette. (Camden, S.C.) 1816-1818, January 09, 1817, Image 4
FERESH GOODS.
Ja?t arrived from Boitov, aad for Sale by
ENO-, VXi-LlAM.-v
At S. Curetoa't S:ore, oo >?ro*d-?trcct, opposite
tUe Fo?t Oilice.
A General &s*t riment o( DR Y GOODS
suitable for the town and countiy ? as
they were lately purchased, they will be
sold on good terms for cash or produce.? _
Among the assoitment are,
One box of American Goods, assorted,
wuh Plaids, Strips and Shirtings, whlcb
will be bojd low by the jJtece or larger
quantity.
A few boxesof fine Straw Bonnets assorted.
A lai^ge assortment of SHOES of all de
scriptions by the dozen or lai ger quantity.
Ciockery assorted, and Sione Ware, con
sisting of Jugs, Jars, &c.
A few kegs <. ut Nails, assorted sizes.
A few casks Yellow Paint.
A few boxes Chocolate.
?ALSO ? ?
A few Barrels Cramberries, which will be
sold low by the barrel ? together with
many other articles too tedious to enu
merate.
Merchants who wish to purchase to sell
again may find it to their advantage to call.
January 2 1817. 40
~ TO LET, ~
THE upper part of the House occupied
by Mess'rs Lee & DeLkon, Mer
chants. There is every necessary out
building and a good garden attached to
the same? To be rented by the year. En
quire of L. CIPLKS, or
J. BOYK1N,
January 1, 1817. 40tf
A TRjiC HER IV i ft 7 ED FOR THE
WOODVILLE ACADEMY,
HE A* SfArEBURG.
fTIO one who is capable of teaching the
*- English, Latin and Greek Languages,
dramatically, liberal encouragement will be
given- ? Recommend \tions as to morality
and fair character will be required. Ap
plication to be made to cither of the Sub
scribers, at Stuteburg S. G.
THOMAS BAKER,
W. K. THEUS.
December &<J, 1816.
N. B. As this Academy, is intended to
- be liberal and permanent, good Boarding
%ill be furnished, on fa r terms, in the
neighbourhood, which is as pleasant and
healthy as any in the State.
EACLE TAVERN.
flPHE subset iber informs his friends and
the public, that he has removed from
Ihe house next door to Col. Mxw'st to the ?
Bribk house, lately occupied by Mr* Dzby,
where he continues to keep a
HOUSE OF A'A TE R7 A I J* M AW T.
He is truly grateful for the liberal patron
age he has received in the public W\tvt and
assures those who may still favor him with ,
their company, that no extriions shall be
wanting to Verifier his accommodations sa- .
tisfactory. His stables are well supplied J
with provender, and faithful and trusty !
Hostlers, and he engages that all hordes
put under his care shall be particularly at- j
tended to. |
JOHN HAVIS. I
Catnden, January 1, 1817".
n ? ' - * 1 j
Public Notice,
TS Hereby Given, that an Election will
be held, on the second Monday in Jan
uary next, and the day following the same,
for a Sheriffs for the District of Kershaw,
?t the following places, via :
At the Cotfrt House in Camden, Managers
JAMES BROWN,
idHH DOBY.
At John Efcett's on Flat Rock*
DAVID FLETCHt&Rft..;
DAVID MILLER,
At Garlic's Store Liberty Hill.
WftXIM STOVER,
Joseph Patterson,
At Wm. Martin's 25 Mile Creek.
WULL1AM BLANTON,
JOSHUA ENGLISH,
At J. Lissenby's junr. Lynches Creek*
CHARLES EVANS,
LOV1CK YOUNG,
The Managers to meet at the Court
House in Camden, on the Thursday lol*
-lowing, to count the votes and declare the
Election*
Camdt n, Dec. 28, 1816. ,
NOTICE .
[" Do hereby for warn all persnns from tra- '
ding for a certain note of hand, given by
PitK'St.OR, CVNeai,, deceased, 16 Samuel
AtCull(tfi% amount not recollected, dated
the 15th diy of February 1816? -the note i
b?ing given on conditions for certain per
formances, and failing to ptrform*
JOSHU A WATSON, Executor.
January 18 1 7. +.?
I Hattircg Business.
I HpHE Subscriber informs his customers
I and the public in general, lhat he has
I removed to 25 Mile Creek, where he con
I tinues to carry on ihe HATTING BUSI
NESS, and will sell good Wool Hats at
1 &12 per dozen, delivered at Mr. John Mc
1 Neils in Camden.
January 1, 1817. 40
N: 11. A generous price will be given for
I pood cTean WOOL. 5
I TO THE PUBLIC.
1 RAY) proposes to open a Board
x ing House , for the accommodation
I of female Children, who may b- sent to
J Camden for the purpose of going to School.
I Persons disposed to intrust their daughters
| to her care, may rest assured of having the
I greatest attention paid to them. , ,
January 2, 1 8^7$ 40
LOST or Mislaid, a Book containing the
Rules &C of the Camden Jjckey Huh .
I Any mfoi-m*uon respecting the same will
I be thankfully received by
| A. HODGES.
I Jannary 1,1817.
I ? .
STOLEN trom the subscriber, on the
I 2 1st ult. a Beaver hat, nearly new, with his
I name maiked therein, to wit ; J //. Jowit,
1 July 4, 1816. Any person giving infor- i
I mation, so as the same may be recovered,
J will receive the thank* of the subscriber,
] and a reasonifble reward.
1 JOSEPH H. JOWETT.
4 January 1, 1817
I A jLisi of Lciiern Remaining in i/ie Fast.
I Office^ Camden, 0<tc. 31, 1816.
| i^EOUGE ASHLEY, Jordan Ashley,,
I Htubin Arthur. Moses Baird, Rich
I ard Blount, 3. William Blackstockes,
I Dr. Thomas Briggs, 3. Richard Burd,
I Hu^h Bird, Jehu Bates, John Burous, Mi
! -chael Harnett, Thomas Brown, Lewis t.
I Breaker, Esq. John Best, Daniel Buckley,
Ehsha Cook, Paul James Crane, Abraham
I Ch riders. Jordon Choves, James Callahan, I
I Maj. Capers David Clunton James Creigh
I ton, Doct Robert W. Carter, 2, Rev. Jo
I seph B. Cook, Margaret Clinton, Judith
I Dig^s, 2. Reuben C. Duke, George Drew,
I William Dixon, 2, William DftfTtrt^, Asa
I Delozier, Allen Davie, John Doby, Cab
J 1'iel Dessaussure, Daniel Dunnagan, 2.
1 Robert Donalson, Samuel Dixon, \Vm.
1 Diakeford, Col. J. Darrrhgton, Thomas
I English, 2. John Fleming, Saml. FiekN,
I Sherwood Foulk, 2. M. H. Goodwin, Danl.
| Gaskiij^ John Hughes, Stephen Hackney,
"J John Hortpn, Win. Harrison, Rerihen
Harrison, Daniel Harrison, Miles Hossey, |
Charles Hunter, Mr. Huntington, Maltha
Hughson, Stark Hunter, John Havis, How
ell Morton, John Herbert, Sarah Horton,
John Jones, Andrew Johnson, Darling
Jones^W Robert J*mes^ Mrs. J(>nes,Hen-1
ry Jarret, James Joy, 2. Williata Kiikl'm,
I Esq. Chnrles Lynch, Wm. Lenoir, Charles*
4.ove, Mathew Lyle, Dr. Wm. Langley,
James Logan, Daniel Loring Samuel
L&uhorn, Charles M'Kenzry, Solomon
Macontire, John MnyYant, Patrick M'
Guire, Wm. M'Gill, Nathan Maples,
Worshipful Master of Lod^e No. ?3. A.
V. M. Kosana Masingale,2. Burgess Moor,
Jir* Melone, James Mnrtirs Mathew Mf
C'.raw, Stephen Nixon, Wm. Nettles, James
Navy, Capt.Wm. Nettles, Jeremiah OKtrs?
, James A. Oliver, Wm- Pitman, Ptggy
Parks, John Peeples, John Parks, Wm.
Peeples Joseph Pardons, J.ickt-y Perry,
Jonathan Payne, Thomas J Polk, Mary
M. Petplea, Anthony Turlev, Catharine
Kodes, Mary Roiin, Daniel Rose, Wm.
Rober?on, Chat les Richardson, Mary Ro
bison, James Koch, John J, H? Stark,
Francis Steel, Jamas S. Smith, Stephen
Self, John Smith, Jeremiah Smith, James
Stephens, Elijah Sill, Augustus Slaughter,
ReV. S. Timmons, Absolum Wells, Lau
rence Williams, Daniel Walden, 2. Jones
Willi ford, R(>bert WaUh, John Wells, Ed
ward Watson, Solomon Williams, Jane
Webb, John Wilkinson, Samuel Williams,
John Walker, John S. Willett, M. Wil
kinson, Mr. Williamson.
ISAAC SMITH, p. m.
lialUwin & Hamilright,
INFORM their friends and the Public
that they have purchased out Mr. Wil
li am Br asimoton, Saddler* of this place*
and intend carrying on the
SJDDLR (f H.1R&ESS MJKI.\G
BUSiJS/KSS,
In all its branches. Persons wishing <0 ob
tain a supply of any articles in their line,
can be accommodated upon reasonable
terms, and on the shortest notice. They
hope, by their skill and industry to merit ?
shaie of public patronage.
Camden, Nov. 14, 1816.. SStf
NOTICE.
A LL Persons having demands against
the estate of Prbslor 0*Nbil, dec.
of Kershaw District* are requested to pre
sent them properly attested, to the Sub
scriber, on or before the 1st of Feb. 1817.
JOSHUA WATSON.
Dec. 34t U16. *9-41
GARDEN SEEDS.
Just arrived from the North, und lor sale by
P. Thornton,
|^|NE door below the MJikct, warranted
good, and will be sold wholesale or
retail as low as can be pin chased in Char
| leston, among which aie the following ;
Early York Cabbage, Larly Cucumbci,
Kirlv lliiti h /in 1 ^uiur Ha.
? J II uv* Ut/i
r Drumhead winter do. Sugar Loaf lettuce,
Late Dutch do. Summer bush squash,
Savoy do. Winter do.
E*t4}r spring Turnip, Squash Peppers,
Spanish do* Rabbet nose do.
I uu.j Sage, Rue,
Burnet, Spinnage,
Red Onions,
Cui I'd Parsley,
Lai ly Petersburg Peas
Larly Charltton do.
Dwarf Marrowfat do.
Large White do.
v>cncry, Master Won,
Saffron, Pepper Grass,
Summer Savory, _ Yjegetabe Oyster.
? ALSO?
Prunes, Almonds, Figs, Raisins, Cramber
ries, Oranges, Onions, Cheese, Coitfish,
Mackarcl, Shistard, Hops, Irish Potatoes, i
fresh Chocolate No. 1 and 2 &c. See.
A laige assortment ol Fresh SHOES,
among which are Ladies, Misses and Mens
and Boys of all descriptions, which wiU be
sold low by taking a number of pair ; and
also he has a(Med to his assortment of DRY
GOODS, HARDWARE, See. See. many
at tides loo tedious to enumerate, as they
were lately laid in. Those who have cash
to spare, mav find it to their advantage to
call. A few hundred Raccoon Skins for
sale. Camden. Drc. 19. 1816. 58
- - ? ? . ? i -*? ? t ? -i ?
THR SUHSCHIBER
*>*ooe Ueet,
Early scarcity do.
Orange do.
Turnip do.
Salmon Radish,
Scarlet do.
Orange Carrot,
Swelling Parsnip,
"DEGS leave to -inform his friends ?nd
the public in general, that he has jusl
received, & now offers lor sarle, at his store,
the second hoirse to the north of DeKulb
s'reet, in that part of the city known by
the name of Logtown, the following arti
cles, on vciy low terms, for cash or pro
duce, viz :
bilk and Cotton Urn- 6-4 Bird eye and spot
brellas, ted do.
Ladies Silk Gloves, Bafta and Cassa,
Gent's Beaver do. Humhums
Colour'd sewing silk. 6-4 4-4^;8c 9-8 Cotton
Suttin and Lustring Cambric
R.bbons. 4-4 Japan MusHn
Black India Lustring.do. Tamb'd do.
Levantine shawls, as-4-4 & 6-4 Book do.
sorted. Do. do. do. do. hkfs.
Silk Sirge do. Plaid 8c striped Ging
Flagg Bandanna do. ham*.
Combs Furniture prints,
Leather suspenders Fancy Calicoes
Plaid silk Hkfs. Pink 8c black cambric
Black do. d<>. Printed Vestings
Blue do. do. - *Swansdown do. #
Madras do. do. ? Sattinett do.
Pullicut tlo. do? American shirting
Tapes Stripes, Dimity,
Ounce Thread, Romal Hkfs.
Pins, assorted Imitation shawts
Black Italian Crape. Mourning do.
Ladies & GentlernensBlack, brown ts* g*cy
worsted hose. bombazette.
Do. Lambs wool do. Bottle green do.
Lions shawls Sup. fine Cassi meres
4-4 5-4 8c 6-4 Cotton of different colours.
8c Buff shawls. Best sup. fine broad
7-4 & 8-4 Chintz cloths do.
shawls different co- Bristol duffil blankets
lours. Coarse Broad Cloths
4-4 sprig pearl net Bkie & mix'd plains
Letio White yellow 8c , red
Flannels
?A LSO?
Gilt and plated coat and vest buttons,
Iron table Ipoons ? Foolscap paper,
Fellen Axes-^-Grain sythes,
Jamaica RUM ? Philad. Rye Whiskey*
Madeira Wine in bottles,
Crockery Ware assorted? Handsaw files
No. 10 Cotton Cards *
Cotton Bagging Twine ? Dundee do.
20, 12, 10, 8, 5, 8c 4d. Cut Nails*
Muscovado Sugar,
White Havanna do.
Prime Green Coffee ? Black Pepper,
8panish Segars, Ufc. I *c.
JOSEPH KELLY.
18th December, 1816. *38tf?
PUBLIC SALE.
LL be sold, at Public Auction, be
fore the Court house, on the first
Monday in Feb. next, all the A EG ROES
belonging to the estate of Win. Langley,
deceased.
By order the Ccmrt if Ordinary .
Win. Langley. Admr.
.? fatctmbtr 19. Hid. ? ..
NOTICE.
OR Sale, Two LOTS, one situate on
L" the corner of Broad 8c Rutledge streets
the other ad joining it fronting on Rutledge
strt having on them a good two story dwel
ling house, calculated for a store, a kitchen,
smoke house, stable and carriage house,and
all other necessary buildings tor a family1
and a store. ? For terms and further par
ticulars apply to the subscriber.
ELISHA BELT..
Camden, Aug. 13, 1814. 20tf
K
W"
F
A. tc M. DeLEON,
IT AV E, ju>t irctrivcd bv the "ship hebe!-*,
*-*? Capt. M'Neal, from Liverpool, a com
plete suppiy of Apothecary** Glassware,
Consisting 4>f
Ground Sopper Botiles, different sizes,
Tin Cap Jar>, do.
Class Mortals. Nipple shells
Breast Pipes, Gratfuatect Measures,
Glass Funnels, Salt mouth lkiities,
WHI'^K VlALSr a. ?
from 2 drams to 8 oz.
ALSO O N' HAKD,
A <jtiantity of American CLASS WARE,
imported direct from the manufactory*
L i i: v w i s k ,
A fresh supply of FAMILY & PATENT
MLDiClNLS, imported by late arrivals
? all of which they offer for sale, rn the
most reasonable terms, at tlieir Diu^; storo
in Broad-street.
Camden, Dec. 26. 1816. 49 -V2
L_ _
ME W HOODS.
"? LYON presents hts compiimtnts te
? his friends and the public, and in
forms theiu that he is removing his
Cheap Cosh Store
Into Stateburg, where he is opening a most
ust ful and elegant assortment of GOODS,
which he Hatters himself is well adapted to
the season, and that he will be enabled to
sell them at such prices as will give gene
ral satisfaction. He has on hand
Superfine West of Fn^latul, London, ami
second quality broadcloths and Felice
Cloths, assorted colors.
Cassimeres, printed Felice Flannels, Casi
nels, Cords and Vesting*.
Carpeting and Hearth llupi.
Yorkshire t hubs, Bearskins, and Blankets
from 3 to 12 dollars a pair.
Negio Cloths, Caps and Shoes.
Coarse, fine and lancy COTTON GOODS
foreign and domestic*
Levanting, Florence, and Canton Silks, As
sorted colours and figures, ftc Bombazine.
6, 7, & 8 quarter Levantine and Damask
silk and Paris Net Shawls, with and with
out fancy borders.
Black ai d fancy Canton Sc Bandanna silk
handkerchiefs and half do. with borders.
Canton and Italian Crapes, assorted colours,
preen, Brown, Black and Plaided Bomba
zettes.
Silk, Thread ami Cotton Laces, and Rib
bon Si assorted.
Family Time Pieces and Watches, war
ranted.
Looking Glasses, various sizes, with^ttlt
and Maho^ony frames.
Ladies, Misses, and Gcntlrmens Shoes as
sorted colors and qualities* ,
Silk, Cotton 8c Woolen Hosiery 8c Cloves.
White and fancy colot'd plumes and feath
ers, assorted.
Ermine.
Arti ficiaf^prigs, Wreath? 8c half Wreaths,
and artificial Trimming.
Toilet cushions with mirrors, Silver Chorda
and Tassels, Necklaces, Beads and Jew
elry, with a variety of fancy articles and
Millinery.
Glass, i)hina, and Delf Ware, assorted*
Spirits, Wines, Whiskey, Porter, Shrub,
Sugar, Coffee, Cheese# and other Groce
ry articles.
Fine Northern Homespun, white, plaid*
attd stripes, fast colours ; and bed ticking
CUTLERY 8c HARDWARE ? Waffle 8c
Wafer lions? Elegant Saddles and Bri
dles, comvflon do* fine and coarse Hals,
with a variety of useful articles, m>t e
numerated, all which are offered for cash,
xptton in the teed or bail, or corn, for
wbt^h the best prices will be given.
Alao^flour by the barrel? superior
quality. ' i.
J. L. returns his grateful acknowledge*
ments to the Ladies and Gentlemen in the
vicinity of hi* 8tore, for their Uberal eii~
couraRement since he commenced busi
ngs there ; and particularly to the Ladies ,
for whose custom he feel* mticn indebted,
and informs them that he will exert
ert himself always to render his sssortment
worthy of theif attention, and preference,
by selecting the best and most fashionable
articles in market* f
J. Lyon io also opening an
assortment of Wqolen, Cotton, and other
useful DRY GOODS and GROCERIES,
Hats, Hardware, 8cc.-8cc at the store lately
occupied by Messrs. M'Laucblin It Bracy,
at Sumpter's Landing, on the Wateree, in
Clermont, which he will sell cheap for cash
or Com.
STOPPED, from a Negro, a Hundred
Dollar Bill, which was offered to be chang
ed* The owner can have It*
December 10, ftl*. 3 T.?
- notice*
A LL persons having demands against
^ the estate of the late Capt* haac Du
bo$e% are requested to render a statement
of them, legally attested, to Sauvmi*
Math is, Esq* ordinary for Kershaw Dis
trict, on or before the third Monday hi
Pebruary next. Those indebted to the
said estate are requested to be prepared to
pay or settle their respective debts* at least
one week prior to the next return day.
December 34, 181*. 39-41