Camden gazette. (Camden, S.C.) 1816-1818, April 24, 1817, Image 3
<lent? became \ittbrious, and gained pos
session of thrc town, i'ro.n 700 to 1000
Kuropeao troops then retired into the lot t
which was ass ulteel, i nd the w|lo1e of
them were put to ihc sword ! The royal'
force* in shipping, consisting of nine brj^s
and schooner*, had put into Kaguna.
The br?? Con to, fom St. 5aftO de Cu
ba to Laguira, was still detain tkl bx the
royahsis, aud refused to be given up to
the Brazen slpup of war^ capt. Sterling,
wtjjch had been at Laguira from Bar
bados. ... ?" >-&. ~ r^*T[CouraHi?
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foreign NEWS. vV
; London; February 4.
Government has taken up 2 5 tiansports
at liu^rale ot 15ft. pgr ton pee. n>omh, for
the purpose of 'conveying t home /troop*
i:oin i ranee.- . 'Every bajuliofo uiuier the
lhil^e/of WeU'in^^Jp'WiU it is said, be
greatly i educed In poini of numbers, but
none of them arc ^ be -disb&nded. The
*taPf *n<V other oflktrv wiiJ ?>e Vtddced In .]
pKipfprtlon. - Si'rniftif regulations are carry
ipgr qn at. bqnye. ' ' ?- i ? '
Iffid yni'Mpn ?? the y?r of ?
Vis departure from Vomm&itb. to
the government of Barbados and the com
m*nd of ,tlie forces in the* windward ami
) i:e f ^ '>? . *? v
ruaiQi Jrl^^Vd F.tjgfand fiom
St. Helena; ,f>at ^Se ci%t cones |x>nd ence
_ _ _ _ , - -w^rrp ' O " " " *
left Sr. HWertft I'll the 1 Sill of December,
is bearer of the ' intelligence. The or..
t dmi stMtf thai ?Crt?1e hoy of the pJacI
MJrcquentiy visi
m 7^^ ? vrr | _
he appeared to pay a singular .degree of
a tte niion. ~The boyVas , y ac first
only ordered \o discnh'jnvie his visits; but
*fte rwiartH txe ? ?\ftscove red tb have
haA secret access tb Lon^wood, it tfa % na
turally iopfaoscd, that s&rrte uncommon
ipotivci existed uncommon a perti
nacity j, andlke youth wiis verjr stuctfy in
terrogated /'he at first denied all impro
per conduct ; but having in consequence
Wjim^iised and *^t h ohut, it ?ppcarv
th?t be cpnfetserf'lo his father or master,'
tl>*t he W4>s Hit guardian <?/ a seed totfi'
Vhlch ' l.us Cas'sti ha^ Riven him, nnil
which had b;en sewed up between |ii?
coat and 'th?<$Aing ; the hoy likewise
charged the Pole, I'istowsku.ihe Count
Mnhtbolott. *n4 aoto'e a? pijyy to
?P?
Y
Slices wfttelv t elite _
',?#* Gpnas had, ii is said, beta placed in
im
A
- yr-> -- ? T"T ? * - T7\ ?"
iinement In tonMqnence; and
were tb bc^rtThtr to H?eT:?p. .
&?$?)?<*> * rcsp?ctsble Auctioneer
tt/sor^Dt, residing itf Pftrjit-Steet,
-n-nKt'
^ thjg pslade ? and 1
e picked up ' i w
?smm.
PPiJi
jbfc TarV
in coilal:a?'
S^te
Sect^ti
k, ?k. ?????' if *. r.
The fury^nT^^p>> pi ill ci ^ras tiirtcfelt^|
ife-guaixl> m^P^but ^gaipst ^tbe vt
horses ; there were repeated Sbrtiits
i% I>own with the?n,M (Vheaning the hm se
^ ? .an4^eve,al savu^c blow's, ???s aaid. w
MruCk. at theve animal* As the pr
v sitm was paS^in;; near ihe Stable Yard,
man dist>ngoy?^?g bimnerf against
ijuiet life Ift^wUb ? the men,
anWfcssanltmpj the tVr^Wf-re
bye etandevs wefe owqf^tl to seiie him.
Attfie'd and Garum, tw?? of tly= C'ffit ers lk>
sJonginj; to the Worship-street Police Of
fice, who wrre stationed tief?r the spot On
. duty, came uDsnd fcecurtd him ; a des
perate attach liji? then made ? find theH
was a general cry for a rescue# Mr. Cif
ford> homVer, the MsfjlstT*ate of Wor
ship -street, "tvbo v as at hand, with several
other oRkers, resl?tod the sttefnp^ at res
cue ; but he was obliged to command the
assistance of several of the' life jjtfard's
men to protect him Bind the officer* ^jth
their ptisoner* This was accordingly
slow, and the fellow was conducted to the
Pshtc^. ?>t a*
?S wivsivi f n>s a w*
the guarcV. ? The
reded to take ?he
irtthefs and M*. Ho!*
ot the trtnisac
Ke prisoner make use
alni abusive language ;
stones, kc.
at ? lift gnat's man or his hor so
3 umbrella, btit which they could
not say* The Hfe-guardVflfcn mof* par
ticularly a;tacKcd was ThOilXM'Laya^k,
r A f , J%% CI A /
UPWjWpjOw
mgr?: *!* (,1?
m Tnagb^ate
etidenee af
wii
sv!>o, on Icc^unt of his military duty, could
not aitend before Mr. Giffoid,_J>ut.he loUt
the Magistrate before* that he saw the pri~
sontr throw a stone and aim it at Kim.
The prisoner being called upon for his
defence, denied the charge ; but ?aid he
supposed somebody must be apprehended
and he hid been selected fur th* reward.
The Magistrate* of coursc rfcpeiled cms in
sinuation, asserting that there was no re
ward. I Itis, hourerert did not satisfy the
prisoner, ?who persisted it there was not a
puulic t e ward there *wasapri%atc one.
The account thatjje gave
was, that his namejvras Thomas Scdtt, and
(hut he, resided in Goodge- street, Totten
ham court-road, and We understood bimto
say at No. a9. v He was of no trade or
jirofession, bQl lipbn his property.
Mis hands, fcys otn leporter, did not ap
p^ar as if he had been accustomed to work,
.tie wore a large plain ring?- and Was re
spectably dressed. ,He was cbmmUte4 lor
a further investigation. , ... * .
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One of the Lomfon Papers, speaking of
the late attack: ^4&n the Prince Regent's
carriage, observes, " As fet, we cantoot
say whether his KuyaVHi^bneM wan sbot
at. from this trees or the stars ; and if at all
shot at, whether the Lend of the Bed
! Chamber swallowed the bullets M
i New-York,- ApUl
Frcfn Havana ~ yfV gentlem in
passenger in the Braganza> 19 days ;
from Havana, informs* us, tfo?t a j
fe\y days before he sailed the crew
of* Du?ch ship arrived- there in an
open boat, who stated they had
been capt;ured*bft the Moro, by a
Garthagenian privateer, plundered
of about 10,000 dollars in specfc
4nd 6c,oco dollars ^ortTi oi dry
good**, r.^he crew w*re then set
ndrifr in the long boat, and the ship
set on fire. The putch paptain
was robbed of his we^rmg . apparel,
and otherwise treated, with great
cruelty. The privateer afterwards
shaped her coOr$c for the
PiKi^Q^r informant ^adds , that
the waters in the vicinity of Ha
j^antf swarm with ^icaropns cqm-j
pos^d of motley crew# of all na- j
tiohs, professing and calling tbexn*
selves Spanish Patriots, i
off Havana th,ecTpa"fc.
^ pf ^bwl* had^oft
la,'gc quiatity of gold duit.
ini.
% for tht tx
three
yoOnfc^ Cbcrcfito ' 4ia1tthrs% I rnifct
?. " %hc crtcks W&e foiled OlU
point of land- formed by a bend of
'die TalUpoosS Aver, at 4 j^ncc
narr\e or. ficrJe-M)<nru . V&e < nvt>
wqi deemed s^Miftcient <e4urity> o??
account of iu|lepth| ahd that ?>art
6f the point adjoining the tountty
was strongly fortified by thfc creeks,
quite* across the Isthmus, with large
square timber, weft put together, .
and raised high. General Jlfcksdn J
approached ytjie works waih sulhj
artillery as he had ; the Cherokecs
having been posted On the opposite
side ot the river, to prevent any
reinforcements from coming to the
Creeks. He then commenced t*
cannonade on the works, while the
Cherokees and. Creeks fought a
Cross the river with small arms.
The Geifcral found thiP*tHS artil
lery was too light to/make any ef
fectual impression on tfoe works ?
the Cherokee warriors, at the yam ?
time, found that their fire acrois
the river promised nothing-r-*xhey
grew impatient ? and three young
Vherokees plunged into the river,
? yhile the battle was raging, and
swam towards that point of the
| !? / 1_
Horse-shoe where the Creeks had
ittured their water- craft. As these
three bnve Cherokees approached
the shore, thev were fired at bv the
9 . # *
Creeks,. and one was wounded ?
two reached the shore unhurt \ each
of these seized a eance and re-cros
sed the rive r \ the two canoe
were then filled with other Cher
okees, who. .crossed over and seized
a number of canoes i and returned."
By these rrtfcaqs* ia a 'short time,
ntarly all the . Cherokees landed
themselves on the Horse-shoe, at
;taekrd the Creeks there, drov^
them and burned their cabins.
G$n. Jackson^ finding that the
[\Crecits were attacked in their rear,
&n their own fortified ground, made
an assault on * the wb^ks by citu
Idfie^ and cartied them vfith the
jrloss of some valuable officers and
bmcn ; but, ^notwithstanding the
| works Wert *?arriec? the Creeks
I f?ug& obstinately till night, when
a few escaped. It was . esti
mated that abode seven hundred
Creeks fell in thfc action. The
Cherokee warriors suffered consi
t derafcly, as we'll as the .American
I troops. - A regular regiment, com
fmanded" by Col. Wiiliartis,. lost a
[ number ; of men in . carryings the
[ works. . Col. William* : assured 5
IQe V jcBat, hdd it ndt becft ZlbE5fi?
enterprise of the Ciyrokees irt cros
sing the river, as stated, nearly
whole regiment would have been ,
cut to pieces!
COMMIRICATED.
7o make Oinmtr Beer .
Take of achl of TaWar 11-3 oz. or the
juice of % Lemons. Xiinger 2 oa. Lemon
pjeel &o?. refined Sugars l.?4bs^W*ter
3 Kails, boil the Gingery Letnon peel and
Suga* together for IS minutes, then add
the acid and si rah*# add 2 tuble-spoortfuls
Of Yeast, let them Hand for 2 1 hours and
ty>uic cork an<LWire tfr?m firmly , lay
?Wfeelier j*iidiir three cRya they WW
?i $ use. >;" ? ' ? : .
. jp? mae*~ 1 1 ' -t 1 1 j -J ? 1- -hf-iu
*mEWrtONl~An Election
will bs held at the Com t HonSe in Can*?
den, tW&pttii day the loth of May next*
Cr*r ft ft ? I AVfnH/^ " il
r. -f T s? ' -"V ?
%?*&, Sa ond JLicuictiam in ih$ .1
to 'H.I ihe vacancies occa
stoned by diY resignation Elijah 5>tH and
MiiTiovnl (r?l* P. W. I!. BroaOus ? Mufca
iNSMk C. S ShmTWo* and ?. t
?d ?*HUiiftd _?_?. ? ,
to M*y *J?*t. equipped uCc?iding to ? .
It W f?|>!Tif<) rfn?t ihc mcmbttn . wifr be
puncilMl in th?.ir attendance, as thaf liavc
' WW imicii wored foi <xtm? itme pa?t, i
? fi? orter
JOHN M UA, Capt.p.t.H. ?
Apvil 24 1817. ' S4 *
ImoN it-a
L r QLa eupuri^fiaahtjr* ju*t j-ectived ftnd^.
FOk s a 1. k by ^rJLLK DeI-IXJN.
Ap!#^4, ^ 'M ?
State Sm'h.Cowlina?'kmlMm DUtrttl.
In Uic Owl ?f ScMiont,
mm . htttttrMf, (O.A vf/ftg, mr.
>***? I . . '.4
r." . t>?. 'f f Jltutardj.
qpH
oi^ wiLMAMti ) : c.:t .Vv
? defendant hayfiig; beeiffpundfjuilty
A of having begotten a fomale ba^taid
QipM, the IkJdy of a fcertaln Sviaaiiin/
l*AaK, ajicf whicU child it likely to become
a burthen, chai4e,aod expt ncc tot the **Jd ]
district ?* Ordered f that tl?e said JOHN
W(LLtAM1l braold as * servant, on the
first public sale day in this diatiict, by the
Sheriff, for a term not exceeding Ton r
Sars ; and that the firoceedt of s^ch sale
xapplMd as by !?w directed. That he
do pay the costs of this prosecutirtii, and
stand commirued tHt tlie wlMs of; this
sentence is complied ..with# a
Kxtracted /torn rhe Minute ?.
THO8. $ALjMit)Mt>, q.- a. r.
The abor^ sale will ukc place, before
the C<?nit rtouse, at the Je?i hour, on the
first4 Monday and Tuesday ?n May mnrt.
PurcMisers to pny (o? Sheriff's Tittes* 3
M;c. WK^INS, ?? %>
ALL persons are fbrwarnrt ftemi trading
for a NOTE, d.awn by Henry Gilei#
in favor of John M*Larin, as it lUs l>een
seen in the possesion of one of Mr. Per
kins' negroes by the name of . Ji ACpB# Who
attempted to trade it away. The said not#
has been paid, and a full receipt given.
HENRY CILES;
v April 24, 1817.
, Exhibition.
\*R. Nt\V'MAN? respectfully informs
<*?' the LadieS and Ctnitwncn of Cam
den' that on Friday tvtr.ing, April 25-h,
at the Court Hous~, vrill be presented a
vevy4m?+?*fti4ng ?x&*bi<H>n4 m which eveiy
exertion will be made to please, and good
oriici and Uie uuno>t decency obgcrvtdj as
liave always characterized his perfurm
ancts. ? Particulars in the Bills*
2 ickeu to he hatl Afr? AfW/JiaH, chtf at
the door of fitTformance.
April 24, tarrr.
THE SUbSCHtBKH
!AS just received ? ? on consignment,
? eitf'nt trunks Of SHOTS, assorted?
they will be sold yery low by the trunk. ?
PETER WARRED
Camden, April 24. 4* -'55tf ^
RAGS, RAGS. v
lirANTtl) a la j ^e .quantity dT Clean
Cotton $nd Linen H AGS, forwliidl
i 1*2 emu pier pound will be Riven. -
t S. fc H. BfcONS&K^
April 24, 1817. ?' X?rkr&r4&n
*
%
?* V|
, ? i ? - *
A FULL Woman of Colour would be
willing to eiigfcge heHelf to aOf pep
won, as u n rif, and would be Willing M
travel in that capacity with any person* Ro*
ins lo Northward to spend the sum*
mer. ? 1 r, quire of the Printer* ,
[? April 24, I8i7.i; _ tf ?
" . ;j Fifty l^otlars Re&ard*
rl^HE ahovesum will be paictoo any per
-*? son wiio will deliver J LRU Y, to tht/
Subscriber, and sufficient proof bf hit J
t having been haibouredM 'a white person
or TW?NTY-FJV1!: DOLLARS, with
alt reasonable efcpcnces, jbr hi* cTeiTVerj^io
me, or lodging him iA any jail tto* state;
Jerry ran #way on the 30th February, and
on the 22d of M^rch *Vas taken up at
Dubose'a Ferry, on Lynches Cicek, but5*; ?
marie his escape]; he then Attempted to
^ pass himself as a freeman, and produced
a forged Certificate to that effect ; he had
changed his name to that of JAMES
VIS, and said be was on his Stray to Wil*
mingty, North-Carolina, and was then to _>
be employed in 4 cotton factory* hating
screed Hput time imoneo Jerjry it about
years, old, 5 feet 6 or 7 inches ...jitoh,.
/xhick and weiitoade, of alight complexion
(or a negro, o sruiiing countenance* and *
looks downward when Stookfcn to, tlupigb.
very ciVjl and pUusiWek . He spepk%mdch ?
about cotton factories, foil V
mechanic. He had on, when lie ran away*
? k drab coloured frock coat, corderoy pan
takxm*, and Uomespqn coatv . H# iwajt
change his dress as he had ^ clothes
whh him* tied up in a M checked hand
kerchief, he has been seen With a watch
and a quantity of *nbi)ey. At Dubosef#
Feiry his pass #ss taken from Hsinrs# Wl ha
Ho doubt will return and obtain, another
from the seme source lie goi the firsth and
again change his nam*. . ' .
^ ivf. tftAYRANf..
in Ststeburg, S. CW April 4, -H*F>
' m DOLLARS REWAl
on tfct*%th til*.
X\ tnan namfcd (ihOHCfc,** aw
years dt age, stout ftado* wfehblpaJI
ees, aboilt 5 feet S or 9 inchrn
lips, but otl^erwibe very gontl
tjhe face ; very plausible and sVtfui. *m?
he wis purchased of Mr. Samuel Hunter#
ot Gilford county, North^aiOillna, Ht
prnhaWe he will endeavoi^ioj get bwekv
The ahova reward will be paid on his .
delff<ftd4oiifein Camden* ]M'
'? ? r ? '?:*$**' flwr? CIPLES.
Apra J4, ittir- x -
,-i. ' r i n i.i
Ten Dollars Reward
1> AN AW AY from the Sub*rib?* oaTv
l#h. February last, is d#r1g
plected Negro man named DltfKT, abo.,1
' Ave feat ei^lu or nhve inches high4 and ??
bout thirty y*ars old, with a scat oft on?
i side ot his nock, and fs a csttp^iter by
trade ; brought from Halifax. Hi C ?<
atx)ut eleven years ago. by a Mr. Hopkins,
and soM WUl* sabsct^er in thh plae#^
Any person who #ifl bring Mm to (he sub .
scribtr, or Confine him in any jail? shsll r# ..
crive tin* ubove re#artl and all HfeCwss ry
expenses. '
feLtSftA BYAJJ *
Csfrden, April Ct9 131 7. w *&*?
? ' - [ , *''' Y' 1 *" 111 1
^AMDKN SlsTtlFf
*?' Jtn Rqnity-*-F r brut^tf 2f trfn } I ft 17.
Nathaniel Hafber, && C
^ V mjor Pa rtiUom.
George Msrler et o/.. )
"1 T |(^pesrintf OnlMofl' <^f the
* Couruthar the defendants, Thomas
Marler, oca Marler, Jam*/ % Marler,
George Capc'H Marler and Kiixal>cthM^
ler ?**ide without the limits of this state ;
it is ordered that they 66 appear to this bill,
on or before the third Monday in June
next, or the hill be taken, pro c<Vnfeft*o.
J. CAKTER, Com. Kq. C. D.
Commissioner's Office, >
26th February, |8 17. J 48, tf