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r.t* - - , ^ r - . v - A/ . - .-. .. '.A';, ; \ V* * fcV 4? , -' *5 ^ ih ' 'Tr.;'. : ; ... .'A.! - V? ' ' ' " -* ' ; > J.. '' 4 . State of Sowlh-Carolioa, ( '' .Lancaster District-In the Cummon Pleat, : . ? E. Brevard, Agent, } .y* , ^ ; vs. > Capias ad Satisfaciendum. v James Allen, S \ i 4 . < THE Defendant, who is in custody of tin - Sheriff by virtue?>Xthe above capias ad sa * .'' tisfacieiulum, having, in order to eolith ' himself to the benefit of an act entitled ..f i.icitfpnt dehtnr.i I an act lor me renei m in the said Stale, this day, tiled in nn office; a schedule of his whole estate? NOTICE is, therefore, hereby given to the said Plaintiff as well as all other creditors of the said James Allen, to b( r and appear at Lancaster Court House on , on Monday, the 5th day of April next, at i ten o'clock, A. M. before one of the Asso- : . . ciate Judges of the said Slate, to show i ^cause, if any they can, why the srid D??> fendunt should not be discharged front N confinement, upon the as-tignme.it of the J effects mentioned in said schedutc. I f; . V \ S. BECKHAM, Clerk. ; ^Clerk's Office, Jan. 5, f84t>? Ilt7 Prs fee, 89 i PL VXTUR'S , (LATE DAVIS') HOTEL. m ~ *fi,TP * GIFFORD having pun-has* I ;* U ri W ? - ~ ** ed the Hotel formerly Dtvi*'s will I .continue the establishment on the s??rne \ ' liberal scale as heretofore, and will exert ".* jhenuelres to make it a desirable resi* \ dence for Boarders and Travellers, as ; their table will always be supplied with < ?t> the be9t the market affords, and their Bar j with the best liquors, and their Stables , f?? ; with attentive Ostlers and abundant pro- 8 " , vender. 7 f The establishment will be under the exclusive management of T. A. Hague, for- s . y-.vmerly of the Salisbury Hotel North Caro- , > Jina. and his long experience, will enable him to give general satisfaction. *] Jan. 6. t . %-*The'Cheraw Gazette, Temperance Advocate, a " Carolina Watchman, Western Carolinian, Green. 0 ville Mountaineer, Charleston Courier and Augusta c Chronicle will insert the above weekly for six months ?. - ' and forward their bills to this office. v t Ai\ ORDI.VWCG M .? TO LEVY A PATROL TAX. . *" 1. Be it enacted by the Iniendant and . Wardens of the Town of Camden, now f met and in Council assembled. That an annual tax of four dollars shall be paid by k each person liable to perform patrol duty s within the limits of the said town, to the F Recorder of the said Town, at the time H prescribed by the Ordinances for the | ay- t< meat of other Town Taxes of the said si Town, which said Tax when so paid shall tc exempt the person so paying fionr ihe per- ti formance of patrol duty wiihin the limits a of the said town, for the space of one cur- V rent year in which the same shall he paid n 2. That executions shall be issued a- tl gainst all persons liable to pay the said lax, fr for double the amount, who shall fiil to u pay the same, according to the tprms of n this Ordinance, in the same munn*-r, and j* i under the same regulations that double Tax Executions are now issued for other tl Taxes of the said town. u 3. That auv person liable to perform e patrol duty, who may or shall come into the said town to reside, after the first day of January, in any year, shall pay a Tax for the remainder of such year in propor- tion to the above Tax according to the timr ? .- * 4. That upon special application being made to the Council, that Council shall '' have nower to receive from any person " liable to perform patrol dirty, who n.ay be j* residing within the said town on the tir>t day of January, but who does no; intend " to reside therein the whole year, a sum proportionate to the abore Tax according to the time the person shall so reside in c the fMid town. ' - Ratified in Town Council of Camden ?<??Miililed, this ninth day of January, in 'he year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and forty one. J. II, 1)ESAUJ?SIIRF, IutendantT. C. ' NOTICE. - a THE notes and accounts, due to Mr. * , James Conner, ha?'e been plared in my ; hands for collection. All perrons interes - . ted, are requested t?? call and settle the same. ' BENJAMIN GASS. ' . . .y D 15th. ; GARDEN SEED. .: fll'JE Subscriber has just rend ved a goo'' . '-.X- assortment of Garden Seeds, from *1-1.: ~ Mil \ uaimui'i^t n?'i* nuinini.ii ?w wv gruuiuv - ? andf.esh, which lie will 8'II low fur cash. r A. PEU1UFOY. 4 . . Jrmarv. 13 1841. >-WELSH *LAiNi\ES Ai\D PLaiNS. | i .-4-4 While Welsh Flunnels, warranted not " * . to shrink." ' 6-4 extra Fine White Plains, for sale by i\; . J*-'. 13. E. W. BONNKY? h Notice. v *- I nb suoscrioer having disposed of his j establishment to Messrs. Hague &Gif-|P ' > \ lord, tenders his grateful acknowledj/cJments to the citizens of Kershaw District ] j -and the public generally, for the patron? age (hey have so liberally bestowed, and j( solicits its continuance to his successors, v ; as be feels confident every exertion will j - ' be continued to make it acceptable to all ^ * ' who may patronize them. U ' "The subscriber requests all who are in.' ( debtee? t?. him to call on him at the Hotel: a and liquidate their accounts. ' C. ft. DAVIS. Jap. 6. " . ? * * ^ > v . ? * i- / V" g. 7 r. . / V, " K'W 5. .?>. GARDEN HEEDS. pHE subset iber Iihs jusi received a fttl * supply Thorbitrn's Garden Seeds .vhich' lie will sell lo his customers iru Mends on fair terms, ami warrant ever; seed if fairly tried. It is unneressary t< ?ay that the reputation of the Seeds fron the eslablishtnent of G. Tliorlntrit is equ>? lo that of any other house in the country J. It. McKAlN. Dec. 16. TIxes. jVOTICE is hereby given, that I wil open books on lite first day of Febrit ary next, at the store of James Duuhp ii Camden for collecting the Taxes fur 1841 and will attend at the following places oi the following days for the same purpose On Monday, 1st of .March at Libert; Hill: on Tuesday, 21 of March at Fla Rpok; oil Wednesday, 3rd of March a BiifFiln; on Thursday, 4ih of March a Lizenby's, on Fri< ay, 5ih of March a Schrock's Mill; oil Saturday, Gth ol Mure I it Cureton's Mill. After the above-named limes, I will at lend at Camden until the first day of A]>ri lext, at which lime the books will pnsi ively be closed, and all defaulters duubli taxed. J. W. DO BY, t. c. k, d. Jan. 13. Just Received, A SUPPLY of the fallowing approvec Medicines which have been found highly fficacious in the diseases for which the] tre recommended * t\rn? n\TH HAI'S L. 1 i\ I iY| C.11 I . This article has a popularity far surpas' ling any patent article as a sovereign re^ nedy for the piles. NEW ENGLAND COUGH SYRUP. This article has acquired a reputation foi he cure of Coughs, Colds, Influenza, and II affections of the Chest. Warranted ;enuine. ALSO?Macauba, Rappee and Scotch inuff, of Mrs. Millar's manufactory; ami ^htciiis now sought after by Snuff-takers. ,ho desire a good article. For sale hy DEL EON & LrVV TO PRINTERS AND PURLISHERS. riJE subscribers have made arrangements with the manufactures for eepiugon hand in thiscitv, a general asnrtmentof TYPE, PRESSES, CASES, UKNITURE, and PRINTING iM A TELIA LS generally, which can be luruished ) order at 12 hours notice. We have a uthcieut stock now in store, to enable us > put up a complete News or Job Piiii. ng Ollire, without being obliged to order ny portion from New York. A3 this /a; ehouie has been established at the ear-j est recommendation of many friends in ic inteiior towns, we beg leave to claim urn them sufficient patronage to enable 5 to increase and keep up the establishlent oil a scale sufficient to make it an oh ct to all parties. All of the above materials are sold on le same terms as in New York, wiih ihe sua I charges for insurance, freight and xcoange. BURGES <fc WALKER. 85 E.isl B iv, Charleston, S. C Dec. 10 " 13 The subscribers ai e now repared with a genera! assortment ef geli ine DKUGS. CHEMICALS. PATEN I IED1C1NES. Also, Dyt-S.uffs, Paims. his, Vaiuishcs, and all other ariicles sually found in a ueil supplied Establishlent, and offer them to our pal runs ano le public at reasonable prices and usual redit to punctual customers. Among the articles, are the following; Acetate Morphine; Sulphate do. Veratrine; Strychnine; Sulphate Quinine, Frtnrh; " " Arnericant Jodine; Ilydmid Potush; Cromn Oil, &c &c; Perfumery, &c. Virbena Cream, } Saponaceous Compound > For shaving Almond Paste, S Cologne, Lavender and Rose Water; Bears Oil; Hair Powder; Balm of C -lurnbia; Orris Tooth Wash and Powder; Charcoal Dentrifice; Wash Bulls; Soaps, assorted; Prepared Chalk in Balls; Pearl Powder; Pink SauiersJ Rouge, &,c. &c. &,c. Viih a great variety of articles too nameous to mention. For sale at the sign of he mortar by DELEON & LEVY. Mil l COTTON SEED. IP HE subscriber is now prepared to sup * ply planters and others with the 8mve celebrated cotton Seed, raised in this )i8trict by Cob William J. Taylor, and warranted genuine, at the reduced price ol >10 per bushel, in any quantity, from a ieck up. R- McKAlN. dissolution of Co-Partnership THE Co-Partnership heretofore exist ng under the tirrn of Murray &. Bonney, /as dissolved on the 1st inst. by its owi imitation. Persons indebted to the said irm, are requested to call and settle, as it s necessary that the business of the contern should be brought to a close as soon is possible. J. D. MURRAY. E. W. BONNEY. Jamiarv 6, 1940. " ' . * i . t , i v % . - 1 . *?' ' * -- " >' * -J* ;H' % . *. J * ? A SERMON, I BY the Rev. RICHARD FURMAN. in Vindication of the doctrine and practice of I the Baptist Denomination, delivered hor lore the Baptist Chuich in Cheraw, for; i? sale at this Office. Price 25 cent?. ii ? ? IIHAD QUARTERS,; Columbia. Dec. II, 184D. J General Orders, No. 1. fWIHE following gentlemen have been appointed Aids-de-Camp to the Coin-. t mander-iu-Chie., with the rank of Lieut. ' Colonel ?They will be obeyed and respected areonlinulv. r? ARMSTEAD BURT, ALBERT RHETT, i LOUIS T. WIGFALL, JAMES. P- DICKINSON, V JOHN PHILLIPS, 1 JOHN ENGLISH, 1 WILLIAM II. CANNON, JR. | 1 J. HARLESTON READ, JR. 1 HENRY H. THOMPSON, I T I VI ITS M^PIlRliSt I TV. The Aids-de-Camp above named, will * equip themselves, and report f??r iluty, 1 either personally or by letter, to the A<1- .' * jntnnt and Inspector General, at Aiken, I ? S. C., by the 10th day of February next. If either of the above named Aids-de-j Camp shall neglect to report as above1 required, it will be deemed a refusal to accept, and the vacancy will be immediately tilled by another appointment. I By order of the Commander-in-Chief, j , JAMES JONES. r Adjutantand Inspector General. Dec. 14, 1840. ; Fresh Garden Seeds. OF the growth of 1840, just received and for sale by P. Thornton, warrant -'as good and genuine. Among which ate II the following: I Green Globe Artichoke Large Red Tomato A-paragus, Round and smooth do Early '1 urnip Beet, Yellow do " Ytllow do Curled Parsley Long Blood do Large Sw. lling Parsnip Fiench Sugar do Long Scur.et KAD1S1J Mangle Wurtzel, or Scarlet Short lop do Early Scarcity do Y\ hi e 1 nrnip do Green cdr.ed Roorcole, Scarlet do " " KaM, Long black Winter do Early white Brocoli, Long whitr and Red do " purple do Summer & fall Turuips Large cape do Early dutch or S| ring do ' '* R iita Uanfl g\r Votlntu dr. UU1I V V/ulHIIJUM VI J mmvu uug?wi ?? ??? ? " j Large late do Russia do [ Early York CABBAGE, Large Norfolk do i " " Dutch do Hunov. r or French " Sugarioof do Early Custer Cucuu.b.r | i 11 Savoy do < rame d > " Eni|/eror do Luge prickly green do * " Battersea do * 'l urk y do | Large late dru'nheid do Summer i u-h Sqoa?h, I " Dutch or Bergan do E tly orange or sugar do I ? " English Savoy do Summer or mkneck do Gn en Ulobe do Coomuiodore ortor'a do Glazed do Water Melon superior Late Sugarloaf do Musk do Long'"range Carrot CanteIo|? do Early Horn do Bu k a li a:, very fine to r Solid (. e le y, mw for Bees, t Water Cress, Lucerne 01 trench clover Curled no Red do Lurge R d Onion, B u imperial dwarf P. as t Wh te do Early June do f l op or .'.utton Union for " t hai linn ? r. planting. bishop* d?arf d<> Sc tch l eeks, White Mariowiat do 1 u.nrge Drumhead Letluc Giecn do do li Imperial liedd d > 1)\uf. *ugar d-> v .ary silesia d-? Earlv dwi clii-a Be. ns ; Magnum honu.n d> White Ridn y dwa f do * superior Early while cranbery i'u ' End ve Ln>ge Lima d a Yellow or *hite Eg?pldnt Scarlet Runners j Purple d Dutch Case nife do j, sa Hity oi vejreno-e uys or. ?u rv inaaoi ao u>r?MaslurUmiia lte i cranbe.ry i^ole do 3 ge While do Tu key Rhubarb or Pie-E.rly Sugar Corn plant " 1 use ron do P inkly Spinage 14 Je..ersou do Round do A liberal discount made to those who buy to sell agiio. Oci.28. ACADEMY. THE Trustees of this instiluti *n feelgralitied to announce to its patrons and to the public generally, that they have secured the services of Mr. SAMUEL SPENCE, for the ensuing year. It is presumed that his character is so well established that any eulogy is deemed unnecessary and superfluous. The exercises of this Institution >vill commence on the fit at Monday in January at the following rates, viz: PER QUARTER Spelling, Reading, Writing and Arithmetic, $3 50 English Grammar and Geography, with the above, 5 00 This Institution is situated twenty-six . miles north of Camden in a very healthy region, and in a civil, moral, and religious community, remote from vice of any kind. t Good Boarding, including washing and candles, can be obtained conveneinl to the school house at seven dollars per month; 1 DAVID MILLER JOHN U. INGREM, JAMES M. 1NGREM, FRANCIS P. INGKEM, CASWELL MObl.EV, BURWELL BECKHAM. Trustees. { Dec. 28th 1840. _ 1 ' ! | INotice. \ LL persons indebted to Allen McCas- m LX. kill. Esq. late of Kershaw District, s now in the State ol Mississippi, either by <n?te or otherwise, are requested to call on e ihe subscriber and make immediate pay- i -nent, as much longer indulgence cannot be given. J. W. BASKIN, Agent. Jan. 0,1841. ! ' ' . 7 ' V '* '? v; 'y i i 0 yy "y ' j? > < -: -Z^r , .-r- i - j .j" * < " . ' " j t' ,j; ' '"''./. -j,.' . "'... ? t j J'*:**..'.? SALE I WILL sell oti the first Miinday in Match next, at the Courihoiuv. ?U 12. o'clock, M., u valuable Negro Mil! named Loyil, to foreclose a mortgage o? *ai?l Negro, executed by Lewis PecJ)te?L.t" ',? L. MrKa, and sold under said mortgage as his property. Terms?Cash; purchaser to pay fbt'biil of sale. - ' B. XiA&S, Agent. ' Feb. 1840. . tpr Vdv. $1 50 RU8SEL S If THE Trustees of this Institution takepkasuic in announcing toils patrons and to the public generally, that they have secured the services of Mr. Johjt G. Bowman, as Principal, for another year. If any vouchers were necessary to one who has been so long known to the public us a well qualified and successful instructor ofyouth, they feel justified in saying that more than two years intimate acquaintance with Mr. Bowman, has convincod them that he has few equals in that most d.fScult of all tasks?training the youthful mind. The classical nnd mathematical departments will be under the exclusive direction of the Principal. A competent Assistant will be provided to lake charge of the English department. Good boarding can be obtained within sight of the Academy, at Eight dollars per month, exclusive of washing and candles; which will also be furnished to those who may require them, at moderate prices. RATES OF TUITION. Per Quarter Spelling, Reading, Writing and Arithmetic, $3 50 English Grammar &, Geography with the above, 6 00 Classics and Mathematics, 9 00 This Academy is situated twenly-four miles north of Camden, in a healthy region, and in the midst of a moral and religious cumni unity, remote from every temptation to idleness, extravagance or vice. J. 1'AtTfcJK.SUiN, 8. B. HAMMOND, JESSE KILGORB, Z A DOCK PERRY, WM. 8. STINSON, THOS. L. DUNLAP, L. J. PATTFRsON, S. DONNELLY, WILIE PA TTERSON, E. L. FRAsER, C L. DYE. J AS. B. C URF.TON, J \CKEY TERRY, J. R. DYE. ED. HAMMOND DWID MILLER, D#e. H. T'u.tfts -*^3 : * OtiiN SMART, Ksiii^uiil annul io ^ my professional binfre'sa durh-g my emporary absence from tin- Dis'rirt. J. P. DICKIN; ON. Feb. 3, 1841. NOTICE. A LL persons indebted to the undersign d for the Inm year are requested t?> ?me forward and make pauneni. and hus enable him to continue c isli payments. The subscriber returns unfeigned thanks n tie public f.?r the liberal patronage afirili-d him since lie cuiiirnenceii business, ml solicits its rnntiiiiiMiire. lie cnntinues ii manufacture an J repair Boots and Shoes; icing himself a practical anil exp? rienceii lorkuicn, ami having n>>ne but first iati uiiieymcii, he hesitates tint in declare oat a I < w rk sent from his Shop will he, s to Btyl**, mnieriil a id workmanship, ifertnr to none i i the United Sta'eh. His Shop is immedialelv opposite the Post ()fice. W. L. O'CONNKL. Jan. 31. 3 6* ^ ^ A r y Just Received, Sparkling Champagne Cider. Best L niton Porter. Superior Champagne. Assorted Cordiils. St. Julian M?duc Claret. Sujierior Sherry and Madeira Wine ?Vintage of 18*^0. Superior French Brandy. 11 Holland (Jilt. " Old Port Wine, in bottles. ALSO, Fresh Citron. Prunes, in fancy boxes. Pink and While Victoria Loaf Sugar. Fruits in Brandv. a T.nn Sugar. Coffee, Salt, from Kilts Mackerel, No. 1. Dutch Herring, in k^gs. / Northern Smoked Tongues. Sperm ai.d Tallow Candles. While Havana Sugar. Fresh Teas, Kice, &c. &e. \ With a complete assortment of DRY GOODS, SADDLERY, AND HARDWARE. All of which will be sold nn reasonable erms, by H.LEVY. Camden, Feb. 3, 1841. [ft EQUITY?Lancaster Dis'IRICT. John C. Baskin and others ) vs. > Bill for Partition <tc. Isbon Ingrora and others. } [T appearing to my satisfaction that David Pursen anff Anna his wife, John tirkley, and his children, James anil Jnhi Cirkley, defendants in the abave case, are bsentfrom anil without the limits of this State; On motion of J. Williams, Comdainant's Solicitor, it is ordered that the aid defendants do appear and plead, anwer or'demur to said bill within three iL I k mikliou ft aii kasa.if a i U Viuiilllff iriMIJ IIIC jiuuutnuwn Uill* irwise judgment pro confessp will be euered against them. JAMES H. WITHERSPOON, Jr. Comvtr. in Equity, L. L. Clerk's office, Feb. 3, 1841.-, Pr's fee, $6 50 \ rr ' ' / " . 'r, * / ? '* ' " ' * >';V -ijp . ' * . * ' i KING-STREET, CHARLESTON, S.C. THE Proprietor, J. D. Boyd. tenders hw si..c'erc thanks to all who have patronized liiui flinCe he located in Charleston, and . hopes to be able to gisatisfaction lb.all >vlio may feel disposed to enci>ura<r?* bim. The following ivill he the prices for Board; I ing, alter the !5>h January, (341: Transient Boarders,,|?er ilny, > ISf 50, ' PrivateTable, 2 00 .T?U. 14. 87 Pashionable Tailoring. 'l^HE subscriber returns his thaufcs io the citizens nfCamden and ifS'vieij . ?ity, for the patronage he 5a# and assures the public that .the* /iNffiJuH*?. "V ? m- - -i .'VC'. "" ? ^ (heir clothes made equal to MMtiH thg c >State, on moderate terms at-1*1* meot two doors north ?f the Posi'tXIBce, Broad Street. J. CHARlrESWORTH, Camden, Jan. 6,1841. 7 T ? ? NOTICE; THE subscriber offers his services to the public as an Auctioneer; Auy; . business entrusted to him will meet with prompt attention. geo. a Mcintosh; Jan. 27. tfS , - - . FOREIGN & DOMESTIC ?(?(?i&g* WHOIESAIE. Dick Sc. Holmes rYtvr:. cvnn u.. Ufi VM 111 uuu u<uc> auw t:a?CD brown arid bleached GOODS, of th* must approved brands, wit!) an extensive sii|iply of printed and striped Goods. Alan, >>; a large and general assortment of a)} the leading STAPLE ARTICLES, ndcessa."' ry to make up a complete stoek of th#- v most extensive country Store/ As Agents for several- Manufacturen^ we are constantly supplied by direct portation, with a genera] nssorimt}?^/^^'^ WOOLENS. COTTONS, LIN^S. HO r > , SIERY Silk andaCottou UAIBRELLA*" <fce. All of which we offer at ^jj^u^qaMoir prices for cash or notes with town aecep* r tances. ' >. DICK &;HOLAIE?t ^ Commission Merchants anil Auctioneers. " No 17, Vendue Range,Charlestoti: Jan. 27, 1840 3tS ' , - ' " r . TO HIRE, A FIRST RATE O-TLER ANO.,WAlflNO ' MAN. Enquire at this OJice. JV . >- . tvb-8..W41.' . .'.vn-tl-,,v Lincqhitpn PaperAlill. f | iiiri^uinuM'cis uaviug "vrii A rd Agwrtl for ihe ah?>v?? e?i?l)lMhirienVwill keep for sa'e a foil &ujqdj$5f cifliiil aigl unfule.l Foolscap aml4ieUerj per bf jjjtio I q'Miljiy. I hey have-on ffoUcI; h quaiftiiy of Wrapping' Ptper, anil a'few reaftts of Royal Printing Biper. stiituble wrapping up'Tea &r., ull^of Arhicfi they offer rerv low for ra>h.1 jones &, liUGirsox.,SFBRII. on,. |UST received; a supply of vrryjVnperiur Winter Strained sperm.'CM; , deleon & levy. F. I). 3. THE BANitOi' O.iMUE.N, S. m 27t|i jatfo*ry.,t<?4j. ) Hp H E Stock holders of tliis Daiik^e.' hereby gummoned f.> attend a rnl Meetings Hi be held at ihe B.ni&iaa?. House in Ca.T?c?en, on Frfilav, the 26ij^<MT February, 1841, fur ibe purpose ^ c ding oolite nrct|)t.in-e or refusal nPwaB .. Act in relation to the stispeusi n of specie ~ payoietits, passed, as umeudatory uf the charter, at the late session ol the Legisla- > lure. As the subject is of much interest, a full / . - attendance in person or by proxy is desired. 4. By order of the Board ul Directors, W. J. GRANT, Cashier. r Jr3?The Charleston Courier will i isert the abuve twice a week; ami the; South CV rolinian (Columbia) and Cheraw Gazette weekly, until the 26lh February. Jan. 30. 4lflr BANK ACiKNCV. THE snbscifber will attend to any. banking business at either of the ; \ Banks in Cantdi n, that may be entrusted to him, on the usu il t *rn s. ' v * E. W BUNNEY. FOB SALE~ A Most Excellent Carriage Horse, either for single or double harness. Alight Arm Horse Carriage and Harness. Also, a Two Horse Wagon. Enquire at this Office; F?'b. 3, 1841. 9 4t, JUST received, in good order. 120 bPsr Thoma'ston Lime, which will Be sold low. fHATTEN <fe SUTHERLAND. " ' ' '' ? . y .) ? * Jt , >>. r - * . v-if . . 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