into battle without him?a thing of which*
as we infer from his own letter, lamenting
the effusion of blood, he was very nfueu
surprised to hear. vVhy he took the pains
to revolt against the. MM) government,
and collect an army of ?dp|?? f??h .?'?d
artillery, only In depreciate the effusion
of blood we c'eunot pretend to say.
"He ougbt.fo haye emnaidered that before
he collected an armyj^which he led
aba* ft* ninths in march** and countermarches,
and the? allowed to surrender at
discreUoo, only to show his aversion to
deciding the fate of 'charter* and 'constitution',
by?buyonot and cannon-ball. For
* our past,, wo arc glad to see the liberal
warfare at an enu, as we anticipated, with
so little suffering and loss of humanity.
This comes from leaving the fighting part
of the quarrel to the Portuguese themselves
while Lord Palmerston kept his
marines on board, and British 'intervention'only
looked on at a distance at this
'children's play' of war* from behind its
wooden wlals."
NbwHank in France.?A considerable
sensation has been excited in France,
by the establishment of a Joint stock
Bank, the first in the kingdom properly
so to be called, at the head of which and
the author of the project is the well known
banker and former Minister of State, M.
Lafitte.
The canitnl is fixer! nt fiflv-fivp millions
of francs, wilh power to increase to two
hundred and fifty millions. Lafiite himself
contributes seven and a half millions.
The Bank Lufitte will not issue bank notes
in the strict meaning of the ?erm, ns understood
here of the Bank or of the Bank
of France, but the intention is to issue
bank bills for 25 francs (11) and upwards
payable at Paris or in the departments at
a fixed date, or at one or more day's
sight, which, in fact, will correspond with
the class of paper known here as hank
post bills. The capital of 55.000,000
francs is divided into 10,000 shares of
5,000 francs each, and 5,000 shares of
1,000 francs. Upon the first class shares
the share-holders pay down one-fifth only,
but for the remainder give security for
payment in case of need; the subscribers
for 1,000 franc shares pay the whole down
at once. Thus, although the capital is
nominally 55,000,000 francs, ihc effective
paid-up capital consists, in fact, of no
t mare than 15,000,000 fra ncs, or 000,0001.
I M. JLafitle has published a circular announcing
that the subscriptions for shares
in his new. 44Bank of Commerce and Industry,'*
already exceed the amount required
for its establishment, and calling a
meeting of the stockholders on the 2d of
October.
CAMIIE.N < 01 ItlCSt.
CAMDEN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1637.
From late nccounts respecting the packet ship Sus.
quchanna, thcro is no doubt of hor safety.
We have been unable to procure for this week's pa.
per a detailed statemont of each day's race, and consequently,
aro compelled to dofcrit for our next.
Our Town Riters, or more properly Rioters, should
in their nocturnal avocation in future act with a little
more discretion than thoy did on the night of the
ft ico Ball, in piling up boxes, &c. in tlio middle ol
the street.*, to the great risk of both lifo and property,
What maybe fun for some may bo dbAtii toothers?
hence the necessity of a thought on the subject.
An election for Oflicors of the Kershaw Riflo Company
will take placo this day at 12 o'clock M. at the
Market llouso, from which, thoy will inarch to the
M agazine ppring, where a Barbecue will bo in waiting.
Thoso wishing to bocomc mombors aro requested to
attend.
Twenty tons or Specie have been roceivcd nt
Philadelphia, supposed to he for tho U. S. Bank and
other Banks of Pennsylvania.
A largo portion of tho Banks of the principal com.
niereial cities, have agroed to conveno in tho city ol
Now York on the 127th inst. for tho purpose of fixing
upon a day for tho resumption of spocie payments.
The Boston Marine Insurance Offices have lost by
the late disasters at sea tho sum of 188,500 dol.
lurs.
The now steam packet Neptune which is now fit
ting out at Now York to ply between tliut city and
Charleston, has beon vory properly supplied with
life preserving mattrassos and boats, which it is stated
will save 200 persons?besides, a largo number ol
life preservers.
%
Tho steamor Monmoth on hor way from New Or.
leans to Arkansas with 611 emigrating Crooks, was
run into by the ship Trcmont while in tow of the
steamer Warren on tho evoning of tho 31st ult., anc
immediately sunk, causing the destruction of ubout
300 of tho poor Indians. All the whites onboard
woro saved, cxcopt tho bar-keeper and ono of tin
fireman.
0T1.? TV,,-.. "I I I I
.? *v.x.io vwugrcss lias declared that the La\i
granting G-10 acres of Land to sottlors, shall continue
ill force six months longor, from tho first of the pre
wilt month, and after that time, 320 to thoso wh<
settle there within six months.
A WOLF IN" SHEEP'S CLOTHING!
Tho following very politic letter is from tho pen o:
tho apostate WollV, who, if wo rccolloct right, hai
not long sinco returned from on evangelizing oxcur.
sion among his Israclitish brethren on tho other side
of tho wator, among whom wo wore givon to un
derstand ho porformed miraclos.
Philadelphia, Oct. 21, 1837.
To my American friends in general:
'Having been called upon, by sevora
gentlemen in this country, to advance
the cause of the Colonization Society, anc
by others of the Anti-slavery Society, 1
I feci it to be my duty, for the satisfaction1
of all partita, U> declare, that whilst I
wish to prompt* the salvation of all man- j
kind, I still catmot take a part in any of
the above named societies, or in any othiff*
which divide the American public in
apolitical view, as it Would be in me, as
a stranger and foreigner, most improper
to ineddld with political questions; and
especially, being now ordained a clergyman
of the Episcopal Church, my simple
duty if to preach the Gospel o: Christ to
aboliifonists and anti-abolitionists, to coIonia
tlionisls and anii-colonlzationists ;
and, in order to induce both parties to
attend to my preaching, the wisest step I
can take, is, not to meddle with those(
points of disoute.
JOSEPH WOLFF, Missionary.
FURTHER FROM FLORIDA.
Tho steam boat James Adams, Capt. Cuosc, arrived
at this port last ovoning from Clorksvillo, (Fa.)
Capt. Cliaso informs us that an oxpress arrived at
Clarksvillo on the 3d inst. bringing intelligence that
Sam Jones, the Indian chiof, was on the West sido
of the St. John's Rivor, with 600 warriors, but asserted
that ho would not come in until the lasV moment
Gen. Horn indoz had captured 39 mora Indians?these
are probably the 39 mentioned in the St. Augustino
paper.
It is stated to be i'no intention of Gon. Josup, to '
send the Indian chiefs now at St. Augustino, to
Charleston, and havo them placed in Fort Moultrie
for safe keeping.
Indian Mediation.?Wo loam that tlio influcncial
Cherokco Cluof Joiin Ross, has otlbrod to mediate botweon
tho Government and tho Sominolos; and a deputation
is to procoed to Florida; cnarged with a talk,
from him, and with uutliority to convey, unharmed,
any of the Sominoies who may desire to visit the City
of Washington-for the purpose of concluding a treaty
It is to be hopod that the Florida Chiefs will give
oar to tho suggestions of tho Cherokee, and save their
tribe from destruction?for such must inevitably bo
. their fate, if thoy persist in resisting tho American
, arms.
Strang^ Mortality among Poultry.?A fow
days sinco wo wore wilnossos to a strange mortality
among the poultry of one of our neighbors of*Edisto
Island. .Several geese, and fowls, and a large
number of ducks, in a vory fat and apparently hoalthly
state, were suddenly soized with a disease which
r?nrrio/1 ll>nm nff !? ?? .-1 J
v?ui? Ult aii u. lutT Iiuuin. UdU U1W U1IWUW)
boon attended with sovero purgings of the patients,
we would liuvo boen inclined to denominate it Asiati#Clioleraj
but this was not the case. On the con.
trary, the bowols of the patients seemed constipated,
and llioy diod olfwjtliaii apparent uj?]K>pi??>:y. &ome
of Ihctn wero bled; and castor oil given them, with
' groat success,
Tiio mortality trt which wo have alluded, was not
confined to tho .one plantation, but was experienced
on many in the same vicinity. In como instances,
ever)' fowl, duck, goose and turkoy on the plantation
' diod: and in one instance, wo behold sovoral very fmo
and valuable dogs, which had eaten of tho diRoased
poultry, dio off in a lew liour* afinrwardB. Buzzards,
' also, which dovourcd them wore seized with tho disease,
and in a few moments afterwards, wore taken
with a sovore vomiting, and died.
The inhabitants of tho island have nevor enjoyed
" better health! What can this singular mortality
' among their poultry arise from? Can any of our
friends or correspondents inform us.?Agriculturalist.
Journal Office, Providence, )
Sunday morning, Oct. 21). )
' The sch'r Meridan, Capt. Baxter, from
James River, at this port, reports that on
Saturday, 21st inst ah rut four o'clock, 50
miles E. hy S. of Cape Hen]open, saw a
I ?A00nl lll>A Atttloliltl/wl is-* A O
Ifi oaui u?? in r | riivri?>|irii m nuiunr^ a n/i c
topsail rackish looking sch'r. near lier;
they were about 7 or 8 miles to windward
1 (wes'ward) of him. At the same lime,
saw a large ship to leeward of the meridan,
standing for the Delaware. This information
was communicated by Capt B.
I before any mention was made of the reported
capture of the Susquehanna, nor
[ did he hear of it until informed by the
person to whom the above intelligence
j was first communicated.
From the Providonco Journal of Monday.
" Capt. Baxter, of the sch*r William, ar?
; rived here on Saturday, from Norfolk,
states that on Saturday, tha 21st inst. (the
day on which the ship is stated to have
hern captured) he saw a vessel on lire,
about 50 miles from Cope llonlopen, and
that a topsail schooner was about her, as
he supposed, rendering assisience.?the
| capt tin heard nothing about the Susquehanna,
until he arrived here Many with
^ whom he ha*'e conversed, seem to think
P it certain that the vessel seen oi fire, must
be the ship Susquehanna, and that the p?
rates, oner t;iKii?ir out oi her the money
and other valuables, set her on fire. But
, to IJ8 this does not appear probable; it
, seems to us as altogether unaccountable
I that the pirate vessel would continue about
l the ship aft- r she was on fire
, ,
I^T OTICi .?have placed the notes and accounts
J.^1 due to the Estate Reuben fucker, Jane and
Darcas Blair, and myself, in the hands of John
M i>cSnus8ure, Esq. for collection, to whom e irly
r payment is requested. I have also appointed said
) L> ausstire niv attorney and lawful atrent. dnrinn
- -O b
my abs nee froin the State.
' Nov. 4. 27 3t JOHN J. BLAIR.
, ATTDiVTION RIfL?.lIEN. "
| ~W7 OU are hereby required to attend at the \1arI
B[ ket House in Camden on the s?.c<>Nn Satur?
day in November at 12 o'e.lock JM to elect Officers
to fill the existing vacancies, and do such other
* business as mny be deemed necessary to an imnie.
diatc organization of the company.
\ A BARB C1JF will be prepared for the company
at the Magazine Spring, at which, all those
wishing to become members are invited to attend.
On!.28 1HB OJVT I I TKE.
, JOB PRINTING,
NEATLY EXECUTED
i A T TUTS OFFICE.?BOOKS, HAND[
BILLS, CIRCULARS, <kc.
Camden Price Current* |
SATURDAY, November 11, 1($37. j
Cotton, - . 7 a 10
Corn, per bushel, - 75 a 87
Flour, country, per barrel, - 7 50 a 0
" Northern, do ' 00 001
Rice, . - - 3 a 3 50
Sugar, per lb. - cd a 12 50
Coff.e, " ... 14 a 15
Bacon, '' - - - 121-2 a 15
Mackerel, * $14 a 14 00
Salt, per sack, - - - - |3 a 3 50
Fodder, per cwt. - - * 75 a $1 ;
Wtiiakey, - 2 a 00
Chickena, - 18 a 20
Eggs, - - - 18
Butter, a . . 25 a 37
Beef, - 7 a 8
Bagging, Hemp - - 22 a 20
41 fVw? ......
1 U1T f 11# ft 24
Bale Rope - 12a II
Twine, - - - 31 ?37
Spermaceti Candles. - 40 a 44
Tallow " ... 12
Brown Shirting, - - 10 a 12
Bleach '* - - 10 a 20
Calicoes, Blue and Fancy, - 10 a 16
" Stripes Indig?, Blue, 13n 16
Tickings, - - 16 a 25
Gun-powder, per keg, - . b a 00 ,
Lead and Shot, - 10 a 12
Molasses, NO. - ? 661
" Havana and Sweet, - 50
Torter. London, iter doz. - 4 a 4 50 ?
Kaisins, Nalaga Bunch, - - 4 a 4 00
Tobacco, Leilwich, ... 75
44 Common, - - 12 a 16
Madoria, ^best) per gal. - - 4 a 4 00 I
14 Sicily, - - 2 a 2 00;
Sherry, ? - - 3 a 3 00'
The Prices Current will be corrected weekly for
this month, by Mr Win. J. Gernld
ThENTiSlTTf ? DR J. L E, will be iound in
B W Comden for the two weeks next ensuing. |
Nov. 11 28 2t (
AD.VllMSTR .TORS SALT:.?Bv order of
the Court of Ordinary of Kershaw Dist.,
1 oiler for sde, on the 2Stn NovemU-r inst at the
l*to residence ol Mrs. E. Turlcy, dee'd. the personal
property ol' said dee'd, consisting of about thirtysix
likely negroes among tl.em, there are two good
blackstnttlis?also, corn and fodder, and 6tock of
horses, hogs and cattle and plantation tools.
Nov. 11 28 3t C. L. DYE, Adm'r.
1AOR SALi OR RLN 1'?Oii~the 1st .lay of
January 1838. that well known and long esI
tahlished stand for u tail-yard, in ('amden, belonging
' to the subscriber. The rent will l?e for any number
of years to suit the tenant, and the sa:e on terms
alike accommodating to the purchaser. Any person
desirous of renting or purchasing, may do so previous
to the above dato. by applying to the sul.se. ihei.
I John carter.
| Also, for sale on Wednesday, thc2i)t > dav ol November,
inst. that elegant and couii odious mansion
House oii Broad street, known as Lafayette ilall.
Terms made known on the dav of sale. J. (J.
N ?. 11 <?H tdH
at a>U iuuiw . l>bU.?soiv.um^
JL Tl .K. br itner to the late P. Snti..i? i?trr, j
Patent Piano Purtv Manet, ol N. V.. oilers his mtvlce3
to the citizens ot Camden, fur Tuning an I
Repairing their Pianos, in consideration of his long |
fX|H'rifiice in that line, he llnlters himself to satisfy
every one, who will pleusc to send his address to i\lr.
M'Rain's Hotel.
N. B?Persons wishing to have their i lanoFortes
in good order, may send their addresssoon, on account
of my staying only for a short time.
Nov. ii -28 It
tLfci AT AUU'iiON.? i he subscrilK-rs wd?
?<dl at auction on Wednesday the *27th day of
November, at 10 o'clock, A. M. their stock of goods, I
consenting of a general wMxatiinit ot Dry Goods,
Groceries and Hardware. The sale will be positive,
as it is necessary to close the allairs ol the concern.
Terms will he Made known on the day of ea r.
Nov. 11 28 'it HOLLKYM ft N &- G/WS;
ril, iLj tJopar nersnip heruioiore existing under tin
A firm of liolleyman & Gass is ibis oay dissolved
by mutual consent, H Holleyinan having established
himself at Bishopvi/le, Bcnj. Gass will attend
directly to the settling up of the concern. Ttll |?crsons
indebted to the late firm will make payment oi
satisfactory ariangements for the amount due, at as
eailv a day as practicable.
B. Gass is authorized to sign the name of the Urn
of Holleyman & Gass to all notes or other paper
when the same is required lor the settlement of tlu
j ufl'airj of the concern. Li. HOLLL If MAN, Jr.
Nov. 11 28 tt B. GASS.
South Caroliiiii, j
Sumter Ui-itrict. ^
SUMMONS IN PARTITION.
John Cole applicant, v*. A. (>o1p (n ulow) William
Cole and Mourning; his wife, Noel Cole and
Agnes his wile, Thomas Cole and wife, Dnvid
Cole, Donald Ci.le, Willis Beckwith and children,
( I hennas and Eliza) William King and Ann his
wife, VVil ram llickson and Harriet his wife, James
II. Law, guardian atliteui for minors Thomas and
Eliza eckwith, detendanls.
IT appearing to mv satisfaction that William
Cole and hiurntng his wife, iNnel Cole and
Agnes his wife, Thomas Cole and wife, Willis
Beckwith and children (Thomas and Eliza) Wil
liani King and Ann his wife, William Hicksoti
and H fie! his wife, leaides without this Stale It
is therefore ordered that they douppear and object
to the division or sale of the real estate of John
Cole Sen'r. dee'd., on or before the second Monday
in January next, or their consent to the same will
be entered of record. W L WH, O. 8. D.
Nov. 11 27 8t Pr'a fee $9
1]10R sALl'I?The subscriber's h .use and lot
in the town of c amdrn, situate on the
East side of Broad street, opposite Col. John
Carter's. If not previously disposed of, it will be
sold before the Court House in Camden, at public
sale, on Monday, the 1st January next, on a credit
oi twelve months
| Also, on the 20tb December next, on the premises,
his plantation known as Jourden's Ilill, on
the east side of the -Wateree, about ten miles
above Camden, the tract contains upwards of 20(1
acres of pri e upland, 130 of hicli is cleared,
under good fence, with all necessary fixtures in
good repair. The property can be seen and trea ed
for at private sale at any lime previous to the
ubove time, on application to
Nov. 11 2b if J. J. MI? KLE. |
i
South Carolina,)'
Lancaster District. ^
Rol>ert Phillips and Ins wife, Susanna, appicant,
: vs. J i nes Davidson ami Ins wife Elizabeth, Isarel
I Fortinberrv and his wile T-biiha, Mark Moaely and
his wife Olivea, ami Levy Deason, lu i.sof Edmund ,
Deason, (lec'd., Defendants.
IT appearing to my satisfaction, that the above
parties, defendants, resides without this State, <
it is therefore ordered that they do appear and object j
to the division or sale of the real estate of Edmund
Deason, on or bafofo the first Monday in January
next.orthcir conset to the same will be entorej of
record. J. H WITH RSPO N, O L D.
Nov. 11 28 8t Pr 's tc-Jt.| 60
NOT.CE.? All persons having demands against
the estate of Andrew Benson. ?.? r
caster Diet. S. O., are requested to hand thein in,
legally attested, within the time prraoribed by law,
and those indebted to said estate, to make payment
to James Benson. JAMr,,S W. BENSON.
and SABAH BENSON,
i Nov. 4 27 3t* Adm'np.
t '
Mantuauiakiiiff.
ItfRS. MARV BRON SON, very rwprctftillfl
jfl inform* the Ladies of Camden that she i?
now piepared to carry on the Manluamaking bustnam
Her work will be done in the moat fashion
able stele-?and r asonable charges Her residence
is immediately opposite the powt-ofiice.
Nov 4 27
"4.1 ' '
For Sale,
A GOOD PIANO. Apply to
SHANNON, AlcGER & Co.
Nov 4, 27 t!
State ol* Mouth Carolina.
By his Excellency Pierce AT. Butler, Enquire,
Governor and Commander-in-Chief in and over
the said State.
information has been received
V v by this department lltut an attmcinus murder
wat committed in the district of* York, r>n the
1 Itli inst., on the bodv of VVm. Nance by n negro
mail slave, named Jnclt, the property of George
M'AlHly, and that the said negro Jack has fled
from Justice.
NOW KNOW YF, to' the intent that the said 1
Jac < may lie brought to trial for the said crime ; I
tin hereby offer a reward of two hundred dollars .
for the apprehension of said Jack and lo-iging1 liiiu
in any jail of this State. Jack is about 4."> years
old..i feet ft or 10 inches, weighs about 150 or 100 I
pounds, complexion yellow black, loves a drain,
talks much, and Grogs greatly of his knowledge of
Farriery and Wagoning. of which it is said that he.
has been driver in almost every Slate soVith and
west of New York. He was some time ago purchased
by his present owner from a Mr. Waugh
of North Carolina.
# Given under my hand and
se .1 of the Slute at * olumhia,
tlii'* 24lh day of October,
1837.
P M BUTLER.
By the Governor,
B. II. 3 >xov,
Secretary of State.
f'nmden, Nov. 4, 27 3t
School.
MRS. E. S. CLAKKSON will resume her"
school on Monday lilt* Glli November,
oet. 2w. 2t'? 2i
HA Mi t.USl ."n l.lrS.?A. u ill attend to
ngenev lii'siinpss in citliei of I In- Banks, nml
refers to W. II. Botven, Esq Bi L??i>\ilie., John
Ran siv, I sq Sumterville. S -t?t M(? W ?:
Sale of Lan(l?.
Alex. In gran nml ^
Elijah't/i Smith, I Partition of Roal Estate.
vs.
Jnn. Fvgrem, et al. J
KY virtue of the decrees of the court of Equity
made in the above ease, I will offer for
sale at the slore of Thomas Greer in Lmicnster
Dint., on Thursday the thh N?>vembi r next, he
following tiact* ot land belonging to iviargnret
lngrein, dee'd.
One trnct containing 2l(? acres, situated and
lying in the District of Lancaster om t?>e road from
Lancaster to Camden, and at the 24 nnlc post,
from the latter place
AUm, one other tract in said district also ccnom
------ ..a:~_ .i.~ . ? >
?.au otiro UU|<IMIIU'.' nif MirilHT. .'I IIU immediately
oti the load below, and at the 23 mile post
fioni tin den.
Also oneothef tract situated nnd lying in Kershaw
l)i?t. containing- 432 acres adjoining the toregoing,
nnd also on said rond, reserving tioin sate
5 acres, upon -which the church stand*.
Also, one other tract containing 100 acres, nnd
one ot 139 acres, both situated in Kershaw Dist.
All the fbreffomg trai ts adjoin and form a body
of land containing 1,103 acres, most of which is
productive and of easy cultivation. The tracts of
I nd lying in Kershaw Dist. will be sold with a
warranty, as ordered by the decree of the court of
Don It y.
T Eft MS?A credit of one and two years with
interest from the day of sale, except so much cash
ns will pay costs, which w II hi required fmm one
if the tracts lying in Lancaster Dist. Hond and
security. I urchasers to pay for Commissioner's
papers.
Persons wishing to purchase, can, at any lime
examine the plats for a more general description,
t?y calling at mv oflVc. i
J II. WITHERSPOON, Jr.
Comni'r in Equity L. D. !
Oct. 14 24 Gt IV s fee $10 50.
S0LT11 < AM>UiV/t, I
fcUMTRH DISTRICT.
Summons in Par! it ion.
Elijah McElvcen, Applicant.
vs . i
Vfi^HODA McElveen, Joseph McElveen, John
' fT McElveen, Moses McElveen, Elian McEI-l
veen, William McElveen, Susan McElvcen, (wid-I
ow of Adain McElveen decoated,) John Frierson,
(widower of Ja'ie Mcl.l\een, deceased;) Francis
.Nelson and E izatelh 'us wife, Margaret McElveen
(n<?w cDonald, having intermarried w th me
McDonald) Rebecca McElveen,Samuel McElveen,
A drew J. McElveen?children of Adam and
Susan McElveen, to wit:
Rebecca, Margaret, Mary Ann, John. Robert,
N ney and A<lam. Children ot John and Jane ,
Frierson, to wit: * i
Ada ine and Joseph, Mason Reams, guardian'
udlitem lor minor heirs of William McElveen, sr.!
deceased, defendants.
] i appearing to my satisfaction. that John Mc-,
Elveen, Moses McElveen, Elina Mc lveen, W11-J
liain McElveen. Margaret McDonald, and hu band, '.
Daniel o cElvron, James M Elveenand wife, and |
all others fif any <>f thp legal heirs and representa i
tives of William McElveen, sr deceased ) defend*I
ants, resides without the limits ol this st .tc?, it is ;
therefore ordered that they do appear nd object to]
the division or sale of the ren' estate of William'
> ' t ' - "
mviJivM'ii, sr. mi ur l einrc iiir louri.i tl iy <) Lie-j
eeinber n?Xt or their consent will he entered of
rtcord. WILLIAM LKW1S, o. p. n.
t)ct 7 23 8 $!>
A fi.ie JPSautation for wile.?The
subscriber having purchased lands in the West,
offers for sa'e his planiutinn lying on West side of
Wateree river, containing five hundred acres, two'
hundred of which, at this time has a crop on it
Any person wishing to puichuse, is lequeslrd to
call and examine the premises.
Also, my h use .?t Kirn wood, which is lar?:e,
with all necesrary out buildings, in good repair, a
good -pnng within the enclosure.
\'ov. 4 27 4t JOHN WIIITAKF.R
, \jOTlt>..-- laims agmnst the late t.'ol Thos.
VI i.niilish, are requested to be retldered properly
attested without, delay, and those indebted are
I required t'? inake immediate payment
| XNTov 4 87 6t C J Adra'r *
South Carolina, >
Kershaw District, S
IN EQUITY, June Term, 1837*
Wiliuia O. Nixon,"}
va I Bill for specific 'performance
Philip J. Lucius & f and relief.
- other*. J
BY order of the Court, on Monday the 4th day
of December next, will he sold at public outcry,
latere the Court Hd' kc Jo t in Camden, that plan*
talhw Of tract of land, belonging^) the late Elizabeth
bMllthc wife of the Defend, mt, on a credit of one,
t up fir. Ihreo yeax*, wi'.h Merest thereon from the
day of,Mite, viz: one tract situutcd uiid lying on the
Upleaee River, ntaining one hundred and seven- t
hounded South by the Watereo River
ami lieuj. Bint-ham'* laud, North, by McDowell's
land, one oilier trait containing one hundred and
thirty* krar acre*, more or less, bounded South hv
the atovc dcM-.ilied tract and Benj. Dinuham'a land,
North and Giift by Riddle's land, nnd AVcfct by Riddle's
In Ad?one ot lie i tract containing three hundred
acres more or Icbs, bounded South by J\ J. Lrcius'
land, North bv Cjiilcs' land, nnil hunt
? , " "?"'g?'g >?
Mr*. Aldmlge, West by John J. JMicLle's land, one
other Irnrt containing four hundred twres more or
less, nounded Worth by Ciples" Innd, North-east by
George Stratford's land, South bv Mrs. Aldridge'a
land. Containing together, nine bundled and filly
one acres. Purchaser to pay Tor all necessary papers
Nov. 4 27 4t J. W. LANG, Coin r
|%jO rll'E.?The subscriber has commenced
the FACTORAGE and COMMISSION
liUcilN .VS, in this city, and lenders his serviced
to bis triends and all those who tnay intrust their
business to his care.
REFERENCES
.\ essrs. S. I . Nelson, Wrn. J, Rees, Isaac Lenoir.
Dr. Win. S. urgess, Col O. S. Rees, Wm.
Saunders v tuteburg, S. C.
? ol. Mephen i^ucost, Mr. W. H. Bowcn, Copt.
J R. I aw?fca'em.
lion. Thomas Dug.in, Col. J. B. IN iller, Messrs.
W lute, Lee < o. Dr. J. 13. Witherspoon?Sumlerville.
Hon. J. S. Richaidson - Fulton.
Gen. J. W. Canty?< amden.
Col. D. J. McCord, J. N. Fryerson?Columbia,
3. O. ALFRED CHINA.
Nov. 4 27 3t Office 4, Central wharf,
Charleston.
Sou tl? Carolina, )
lien",haw District (
Rqitily, June Term, 1837*
Win. YV . L.uiik>, a othcr?. 1
vs. > Bill for a sale of Land.
Jno. Whitaker &. others, j
Bi ordei of the Court. on Monday the 4th day
of Dccemlier next, will be sold at rmhlic outcry,
tut rc the Court House door in f ami in, * lie plantation
or tract of land, late.y occupied \ Jo.in U. Mclla,
deceased, containing one thousand acres more or
less, situated 011 the West side of the Watcree River, tP"
Kershaw 1 dstrict, bounded as folio-" s : begins on *
the Watcree River, at Powell MeRa's upper line,
and Weslwardly by that line to the McCord's Ferry
Road, thcilcc Northward by that Road to the lino
of the new cut Road through Green Swamp, thcnco
as the lencc (of the said John) now runs to the Watcree
River.
l'vruts. n rrmlit of one, two ami three vears, in Cqu.il
annul instalments, with bond and good personal
security, wit h a mortgage of the premises (to be record)
d by the Commissioner.) Purchaser to pay for
ad necessary papers. J. W. LANG, Com'r.
Nov. 4, 1837. 27 4t
T%" E'.V GOODS.?The subscribers arc now re
coiving a iujw stock of seasonable goods. wbinU
tlicy will sell to suit the iv?r cash.
Oct. 28 2b 3t WILSON & JONES.
|| vrtlii AX XTIlfe!?The subscrb-er res
A peclfnlly informs the citizens of Camden and
its vicinity, that they can have their clothes cut
and made in first rate style, by calling 011 him at
bis residence, in Rulledge street, two doors below
Mr. L. W. Ballard's His terms will be reasonable.
AH orders will be thankfully received, and promptly
attended to
I JOSEPH CHARLES WORTH.
Oct 2* Sjfi tt
,*tL cr k ?< '!.,? i lie subscriber takes this rnethod
of informing the citizens of Lancaster
Dist that he lias re commenced the Tailoring*
IIll?iue*? in all its various branches, on Cain
('reek, near to Sliilo Church. lie solicits a share
of said business. E. W. BAKER.
Oct 28 2(i 3t
Plantation for sale.
Till' Plantation tormerly belonging to P. J.
Lucius. kiIi ated on the Wateree river and
Granny s quurter creek, containing about twelve
hundred acres, tour hundred of which are cleared.
I lie nlmve nlsnlnlinn i *
.. ,? ? .....v mure iium v-ainaen
witli a go. d road loading to it.
Portions disposed to purchase are invited to visit
the place.
Also, the corn and fodder that may be on the \
promises. # W. O .NIXON.
The Columbia Telescope will please give the
above ihrop insertions nnd forward their nccount
to this ?-tHce for payment. - Oct. 28 2G
'I he opnrtnerslnp heretofore existing in this
place, under the firm of IP l"Rl\AY & PRY ANT,
has been dissolved by the death of the latter;
A 11 persons having any demands against the said
firm, will please hand "them to the subscriber for
adjustment, and those who arc indebted to it, are
ruiucBviy iI'ljui'iiru 10 niQKr early payments lr>
hiin. JOHN f). MURltAY,
Surviving partner of the firm of
A. l it RAY & LRYANT
Oct. 14 24 3in
JOHN 13 NiURRAY will continue business on
his own nrcoiin1 at the store lately occupied by
urrny (S Fry.nt.
ct 14 24 '.'.in
A'\ U \V ?A single
man who can produce testimonials of his
experience as a good t olton and Provision planter
and manager of Negroes, is wanted to proceed
to Alabama, and take ehargc of a considerable
planting interest, on the first day of January next
None need apply bu' those who can produce recommendations
of their unexceptionable character
and qualifications; such a man will have a permanent
and comfortable situation Apply by letter
addressed to It * . Charleston, will be attended to
or by a plication to this office.
Cnaileston, Oct. 21 25 ' 4t
I^ALL and Winter Fastiions. Just
received by M'DONALH 4* BRASINGT<
>N, from vew York and Philadelphia.
. They are prepared to expeute all orders in the
rf>f\a I T.'aoli'mnoKIn ?? ' -? ?' 1 * ' " L'"
- ? ..H.-iKi.iiu oi?n-, aim ill iilf fnniiPBl [lUfMUiO
notice M D NALD and BRASINGTON.
ct 14 24 4t
? .... .... KAOIt
SOOO Pair Mc^ro of *
superior quality, made expressly for" this
market, which wijl be sold lower than any of the
kind A Iso, n jrcncral assortment of HnritCSI)
Saddles, Rrldlen, 'l'nwlling Trunks,
>7. P. Repnirinc done on the shortest notice.?'
Apply one door below John M Niolon'a store, to
JOHNSON & AUSTIN.
Oct 14 24 Tt
COTTON SAW GINS ?The aubseriber eoifJ
> tinues to manufacture the above article On
the moat Approved plan. Old Oina carefully repaired
5:c &c. Early application# beat auit the
interest of the planter and rnanuftetorer.
July 22, 12 tf JOHN WOJNCMA*.