Camden gazette. (Camden, S.C.) 1816-1818, August 15, 1818, Image 3
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c*g a* far as the river Ka^cl without
much opposition, Crossing that ri
v#*, the Peruviau geuerail \vw met
by t ho Promaucians, (*ignify(ug in
their It
?J? VUUMHUWUV^
in wbietethe Perttvia&s - Were com*
pleieiy defeated aqtf ^j|6We^icro^
T% \ hi which river they were
limit theiMouqjigtf. Ujt j
q qsred p iwinccs tb? Jrf
an annual tribute of gold, j
en?i?iiu^ any innovation
Or government,
. ^ permitted to relqin
B^Lcp>l uTittll tWlhvasioQ |
the
?*bU
*MMI
ca iia
Nviihoi
in
vrh
i^jCcntury Pwru it
qieaims oft lie raU?
_>trn. .Afljlured hy'the niiiiea
aadlgj^flplr^of oiiiii, Diego Ai
titogCoJ^&Y&urn?# associates, in
tlre yiBiuijiaa^^ft'pia^o With -0/0
Spaniards jau<|f 4 5,001) ;? PeraviiMis.
To avaid tbe ha
cros?d a- branch ?f the Odrdillt'ras,
fellia
Srab. . , ...
|? .^H^rUhis of Oiiili. ? Hxi
was received qylfte Chilese with the
mojt beawoieat hoipltjilili^fwlilcb'
tca^Spuni#hr ?&*-. '
titude, by plunder and Massacre.
Having rtffciUfact reiaforcauieats
of tha Promauciaus.? Thij? brave
people, although at first niwM and
ide<! a
i?ce of
Peruvians tj|L_
were soon routed,' and
!tie shock, that tin?
alwa \Vith difficulty...
fehoarteaed by the
'\vilhia tliifr imW
?
p-ywerwiUi flpWTOwoT ^7]
Pizaho,- nwAifo ^T the im wrlanccr
of.qifiU/^i^a?!ea to renew the
utte.npttosuUlacii ; Ifort.uSf.un>oHe,
S !%??. &
Uomvto
lives wilfT tlfe keenest Jndi^iialiua ;
oa;
ValaTO*< Wmi fe ftU the nor*,
thef npfo^ittces a WrfrU of diferuaiiied
bounty t^ihe S^auiard^ But the
natives, aU^ongfi : Srwi Md cJf^
p -iuAg* ^ereifteotti^tenij ftoirf die
^vanf oi sfliiU M wjj ii|eIXicsKicy of
tbelr weapon#
com tgaiUit U* flfedpUne # M %
vadera. TUe ^iamahls,' noHMih
8 lauding fntfpT&it reverse*, made a
iloW but steady ^rtoglea^ During
the tlx years wbicit this war occupied,
VaWiva^Ut the city of St Jago,
the capita) of Chili* and the cities of
Qoquunto ain! Conception. He
parsed the Rapto in i 04-3, where
the I^rwascian* who 4iad formerly
proved UwMvm*kabf southern Chili
against the Peruvian Iflcas aod the I
Spauianl Almagro, forgetful now of
their fame and tbGir country's interest,
entered into an ingiunoiw compact
with Valdivia, 4liwl united their for
ces with his for the snh|ag.;tion of
their countrymen. ' Since that period
they haw supported the interests of
Spain and are justly exccrated by
theChiliaus asthelictrayersof the lib
erties of their cciuntry. But the pe
riod ws* now arrived when a new
ibrmldible enemy wan to set bounds
to the career ofjthe Spaniards. "They
were now to encounter, not the tim
id slaves of luxury and prejudice,
but a nation ot indignant heroes,
rotised toexertiou in defence of their
liberty aud pusses?k>as,who beta! de
feat0 Uieir tioastcd superiority, and
sefj^auSbt eveu Uio lliundopog
*rais of Europe. ^Lm t.vho.
Mon?t '*ltf5ke3mjr
'-'v "Cfte ?#un ofa^itdeb bs*g yik?J
arrived at .Norfoik^u Satyrdiiy Jast,^
from o? the
day preceding. about ^fifteen miles
tp the southward of False Cape, ho
disQovei^d, ji kuge Animal, which
suddenly raised its liead about four ;
feet abovftT the wafer; and d*r- -
ted forwartl towards the shore at the
rate of 10 mi'o ? per hour, making the
wi^r foam around it. The captain
supposes this animal to have been a
l?out 80 or 90 feet in lertgl'u. Giving
credit to the various rteports on this
subject* it appears tliat there tyfe no
rh^sr than four of thesor monstrous
Serpents on uufccoasL Within the
); space of a single, week, we belike,
/;Q?e has been seen in Gloucester Hay*
4>ne in Portsmouth Harbour, one off
Bfon:* Island, and cue off the Qa|>es
( of Virginia ! Should these formkU
gble aim^aU continue to increase in
Jhis ratio, it is possible we may sodn
have .reason | ii\ propound it} a a? rib us
manuej, (th? interrogatories of Job,
{chjip. _XJttI,Jrrrf? Canst thou drow .
^out Lexlaluaiitwitli nn hojk, or his
$&H$ue with a cord which thou lettest
down? Canst thou fit! his skin, with
barbed irous^ or tbh h?ad with fish
?pears?" ?
^ - v \ Richmond, An.st 4.
? It ia fl4id tfaoTthe are abouT
to redeem the ^alf of t|je Louisiana
Stock, amuu nliag^a^Kbou 1 7 1-$
million* of dollars; held, prutfipal
\y Wj tlio^It^w. Baritys of. Lon
t!)v a For this purpose, the ,Tivi
rv has called upon thp Bank
? tb^jEBrk upon ifr OJjlce*, tar va^
rious proportions* Tfie OtHce in
lljOiiraotKi deems it expedient tqxall j
tijHty Ifs debtors, and to curUifctheir '
l*aper i say .u eat; 25f peV cent hi 16
weeks. The \Mk 6t Virginia m u*
{tt*tr, 4wtti determine* 10 curtail lis
negotiable noltb, of all ilcscripiious, ,:
0 per -cetih ' ?' V *| *.
!h , ? ? '<* . . .'M
Tlic act df Ctaigress of tlia last
session, fur the better collection of
thfe revenue, begins to dpvelbpe; the
good cSc ts anticipated from it 5 and
iye*haVe no dftubt that its results; tviij;
continue to approve the found judge
ment of Mr frame)*.' A \v rite* in the?
Auroht, remarkthg upon the benfcfi*
c&r operation of this act^ observes,
thirt, by its attoption, BriU;
iMi agents been compelled to
jcorae (^orwawt witb the genuine invoi
ces, and are thereby piaCetL ort an c
tjtial Footing \VUk fke < Amettbari* ia^
porter and fair trader ? the happy
consequences of which ore, tltdt home
goods have tak&n it rise, an J that the
manufacturer begins to see
the dawn of a pro*peiqus,ilay ; his
goiuU are 110 longer hooted out of
market, but.ai;e bought 1*p with avk
cotton aiidj^ooUeti man
Watturer may now go on With a de^
gre? of certaiuty a* to the sales of his
mam
?. - -v *?-w? -t* :*?*. ' ;.
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[From the Dublin Freeman'* Journal]
AMiSUlCA? -THE NJ0T11ER
A correspondence bas paused be
tween Envoys of. the United Btuiqp,
at the Cotar I of the Netherlands, and
the Plenipotentiaries appointed by
the government, for the renewal of
the commercial treaty, l>etwecn the
two countries;? ?"but in which, how
ever, they Uavc not succeeded-<is the
Dutch government, adopting the
British uystcm , have determined to
excludc all vessels belonging to the
United Htates from certain favors,
in its colonies, granted to other na
tions themjch rs possessing colonies,
for the equivalent of similar favors
conceded irt return?which could not
be allowed to a nation possessing no
colonies. ? Tills system was objected
to by the American Agents ? first, be
cause all other maritime powers, pos
messing colonies more or less signifi
cant, npplies by way of exclusion to
the United States alone, is manifest
' ly a measure bavoring of hostility to
_ . '? 1 kwi ?
I lieu* ; ? secondly, bccaus^the Lftited
States afford to All commercial na
^ioos of ?urope l>y ilte enlargmjent of
J&CHr territory, nu equivalent more val
uable tban-the infcre admission of ves
sel* to two or three Mtiall ishmri- iu
the \Yre$t lud ie <lly , v Iteeaose
the U. States ha vc ajust claim U?? a *
free trade wijb roost of tke colonies
^of tlio^est Indies, founded in the
occasional- indispensable necessities
J>f the latter ;< and sltould the United
State* meet prohibition with prohibi
tion^ ths very existence of those is
lands would l>e in jeopardy, whenever
they were visited by those hurricanes
which so frequently occur. *
[It apfiears that America has thus
successively failed in attempts to nego
tiate comnierkal treaties with Na
ples, Spain, France^ Britain, and
f the Ne$Le?hnds. Is not this sins^u
r lar ? Can there be any thins; of pre*
.Concert in it ? Is it the secret working
of the Holy Alliance which has cau
sed the Continental governments thus
to avoid del) iement by contract with
the Trans- Atlantic Republicans?
1_. ? ? ? Pkib Preos.~\
U \ T . %
. Camoctt <*&a$etce.
' S. l TURB.&F. J1 VG VST 15,
Internal Improvement
We rejoice to {fail that while in
land navigation is improving the
condition of our country in every di
rection, the Citizens of Camden ami
its vicinity arc not wholly insensible
to the great ad vantages ? which ? na
ture Jias placed within .tijeir reach*
The important and highly beneficial
^consequences y hich are plainly .'de
sirable from an improved navigation
of lh? Watery, hutwitich a strange
indlffeiVnce to the priteperity of our
town has hitherto prevented from be
ing realised, have at length euga?*ed
the attention of our citizens and ^im
pelled them to laiidahle exertions to
jivaii themselves of the numerous
benefits which the natural situation
-tofiettk _ . . , ^
Actuated hy a k sincere, and ive
hope an auspicious wish to *et about
the great work of impro\ ing th? nav
igation of the Waters? .the Citizens.
Of Gamden and it? vicinity, pursuanj|
;t<V notice m&t at the Court-liouse on
*Thursday;&e 19th instant when Cuk
iJamwChev.) at was nominated chair j
man of the ui|eting, John C&rteiy
?Mp^fecreftry. ^
Rl "*.- ?'! ?, . ? ? -v i..-. ??
following resolutions v-ffS
a^jptedy.viz.
1st He sol veil that Gert. Zachariah
I Cmtttqr^Pol James CUesnut, James
S.Deas, Tbomai Salruond, .Tho*
i mas Whitiker* Abrarn Bland ins;,
Austin F Peny, Koynl Bidlard and
John ftoykin Sen. Esquires, be ap
pointed a Committee to corrcs|*oQil
wtfhthe Civil Eu$ineiSr arid uicl iiini
in procuring a survey of Sthev Wn
teree river from the F Jills toib juouth
before December ; to ascertain" the
extent of la hour ubictf may be de
pended on for wot king on the river,
to enquire what, contracts cm -be
-made w itti- the ptafiigrs toTleijK pfer"
dcular sections of tlie river !??* their
immediate neighborhood, $ud to cut
act-oss the neck at the it aft, r.nct t^
give sia li furttnrr auHnilt Imorrnltfcm
as may be required uy \!ie Oivii En
gineer. That the same comri&tec
prepare a petition to the Legislature
soliciting au increase of the iulatttl
t ur^ ti^one In ndiiSl .thousand
iai^pei- annum,
su&l pa it of it to the WaUnee river as
may he trt^sar^ to rrrider it tjuvi*
gable by Steam ^ v.
SJ. Resolved, that a suliscriptiou
be opened for st(^ jrf. _& JDompany
febe tailed the Vfaierec and San*
tee Steuu Boat Company, that it bo
divided in o ftvejmndred shares not
exceeding SSiOO 6ach, that 800 shares
be allotted to Camden, 100 sliaiw^o
St tebujg and ?00 shares to Chur*
1 Mini, 'lbat '1 homas Saimoud,
iloyttl BidUrd ? aml-Krancts Hjr fiee,
Kaqu.res/;e appointed to altendlo the
subscription iii Camden,? t4A ?
St<aebarg ntjfl in , Charleston;
and inat whenever the m! Ascription is
filled m either of thesb places a meet
ing of the StdcWibiderS be collet). >
tfd. ucBOived General
Com ?nore
gentlemen m St&tehurg or Us vici^jty
* ud CNUl^}on jhe resolutions- i
dopted tit fbis meeting :ta,Jitqufl
that measures in ay be tal^ ny tbej
for carrying the same i n to effect, RP
that the resolutions *idi>pled^tttic
meetings at these placesto^etbevwithu
the names of the Committees maj .b$,
transmitted to thu O enteral Commit*
hkp 1
f&at^Wieetin^of tlie
qucst&i at it o'clock.*. Ml al tlie
Court House iu Camden on Satftr2
Mittiflf-; ? tin
art Camden, at the Sign of'
tafrfislunentW&uhdergone
II i\ AlE'NT^^'f '? *'
e Planters ?
repairs \# knd will hm
(able for travSrtHr. *l,b mfy
?age. ;TheicT5able will heal
. -\ - ,sr ?- j- ? ? ^MBTgjrT-T ~r^w ?wy|b IVI II
favour thffltn with their patronage. Theiv
ways supplied witfi the best of etery thin'g mm n?? umiiiry
Lean affow, ; their Stables will be kept well provided and at-*
I tended ; and they pledge themselves that every exertion
glial Ibe used on their part to merit the patronage of tlffir
Customers. ^ * <;> .
? They solicit the public It) reward their endeavours by a
share 1b f their favor.
Boarders will be well iceomodated.
> BLACKMAN & DYE.
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Camden, August 15, 1818.
for Sale.
A young Negro Wench with three like
ly Children, she is an excellent cc>k ,
washer ami lroner, sold for no fault.-*? For
particulars apply to
Jamc# Clark. -
Also, 3 or 460 pair good Ncj^ri Shoes.
Auyjti?t 15. ? - 3 } tf
JOBS,
EXECUTED .yb Wtlv AV 1)
)l?JNCTtJALLY.
# ? ? ? ? - - * ? ? Ml II ?? ?! I ? . M ^
^ ?hisi rteceived.
And for Sale by the Subscriber,
6000 lbs. of j. rime ri>u??<i, winch
will l>c ?ultl low for cagli,
il.iracc flronson.
August 5. 77 ? 25.
i ur
A likely N cv; o I'cilow n <>'?* 21 years
of av'C.? - 1'i.iHiinre a* th'^ Ofht?*
AuK ? ?*