The Gazette of the state of South-Carolina — Charles-town [S.C.], 1784-08-09 00:00:00, page 4

For Private Sale,
For One, Two, Three, Four and Five Years Credit,
A HOUSE and LOT in Legare-ftreet, be
tween Do&. Oliphant's and Mr. Toomer's
now in possession of Mrs. Rose, 40 feet front and
300 feet deep, with an exceeding good well of
water.—The airy situation of this Lot makes it
equal to any in this City for a private family.
L I KEWIS E,
Two House WENCHES, compleat Washers
and Ironers.—For whom one third Cafn will be
required. CUDWORTH & WALLER.
TO BE SOLD,
A BARGA la,
A TRACT of Five Hundred Acres of entire
Swamp Land, on the Weft fide of the Wa
teree River, butting and . bounding to the East on
said River, to the North on lands granted to Mr.
John. M'Queen, deceased, and on all other lides,
when granted, on vacant land: The quality inferi
or to no land in that valuable part cf the State.
The terras of payment will be made easy. Enquire
at-No. 17, Meeting-street, of
John & Thomas Poftell.
Who have for Sale, EFFINGHAM, that well
.~ known compleat Stud Horle, for hze and figure
inferior to none in this State; for speed and bottom
(pollibly) superior to any. His pedigree, which
'is as unexceptionable as his figure, may be seen,
and other particulars known, by applying as above.
ALSO, that very handlome and compßat Ri
dug Horse ACHILLES; this horse is not only
valuable for riding, but from his figure, will in all
probability get good colts. For particulars, enquire
as above.
TO BE SOLD,
For C A S H, or One Year's C RED TF,
A N excellent S iWYEK—AIfo a Field Slave,
A about 30 years of age Apply to
CONELIUS DU PRE.
No. 12, Bay.
For Sale on easy Terms,
AP LANTATI0N on Little River Island,
opposite St. Stephen's Parish, has hitherto
been as profitable for indigo as any place on Santee,
—lands Efficient to employ 70 or bo hands to great
advantage.
A Plantation opposite the above, io? acres of
which is cleared and was cultivated to great ad
vantage.
Another Plantation North fide of Santee, known
by the name of Richmond, with a fufficiency cf
good land for. three or four settlements, and which
will be .divided.
A Plantation in St. Stephen's Pariffi, adjoining
Col. Maham, and John Pamor, Esq ; with this
place 35 prime Negroes may be had—theyare moldy
Workers, An extensive credit will be given for one
half the purchase money, the other half payable in
January, 1785, and 1786.
A commodious well built Brick House on the
Bay, No. 9, one half the purchase money to be
paid the present crop, possession given the firft of
April next, or sooner, if the conditions can be
complied with..
Two or Three Rice Plantations to be leafed for
five or fix years, on easy rent. For terms apply to
Theodore Gaillard.
Who requests all persons who may have any de
mands against him, of any kind whatsoever, that
they will leave a Rate of their demands at his house,
that he may take measures for fettling them accord
ing to law: he also requests those who may have
demands against the estates of Peter and Theodore
Gourdin, deceased, to deliver them in, as the eft&e
will soon be delivered into the hands of one of the
heirs.
For S A L E,
THAT valuable pleasantly situated Plantation
on John's-Eland, fronting Stono-Kiver, nearly
opposite the Cut leading through James Island.
containing 300 acres of land, besides a large quan
tity of hard feeding marsh, lying on a point of land
where a little fence will inclole near the whole.
There is on the premises a new dwelling house, 18
by 3°, with every other necessary out-building. Any
person desirous of becoming a purchaser, may apply
on the spot to Thomas Rivers, or on Jame -Island to
Elijah Rivers, where the terms will be made known.
Aug if 2, 1784.
-Richard Jennys,/
BEGS leave to acquaint the Gentlemen and
Ladies of this City and State, that he conti
nues the Business of PORTRAIT PAINTING,
(chiefly in Miniature) at the house of Mr Benjamin
Cudworth, No. 3, Cumberland ftreeet.
tor Private Sale,
A NEGRO WOMAN, allowed to be as com
plete a Washer and Ironer, plain and paftiy
Cook as any of her colour in the Rate, and fold for no
other fault than because file willies for another owner.
Apply on lames-lfkind to RU TH STONE.
August 2,178 ft
ROBERT DILLON,
AND
AMEDEUS CHIFFELLE,
HAVING entered into Co-partnerflip, give fop
lie notice to their friends and customers, that they
have removed their fore of excellent liquors to No. 4,
on Primeau's wharf; where they will give constant
attendance : they likewise keep af mail fopplj of liquors
No. 50, Queen-freet. Those who may be pleafid to
employ them as factors, the utmof attention will be paid
to their interef..
N. B. R. Dillon wishes to cleft his accounts with
his creditors up to this day; begs the favour of those
indebted to him fence F,l year, to difeharge their
accounts immediately. August 1, 1784.
AN INVOICE of DRY
-''GOODS, to a fnall amount, will be fold
for State Indents. Enquire of the Printer.
Charlefon, August 2d, 1784.
Imported in the Endeavour, direllly from Amsterdam,
By JAMES ANDERSON & Co.
An afortment of India, German and Dutch Goods,
confifing of articles adapted for the confurnption of
this country; part of which they beg leave to par
ticularize, viz.
Checks, 1
Haerlem and German drip's,
Warendorps, from No. 9to 0,
German dimity,
Platilles royalles,
Brown holland,
Russia draw's,
Flemish bed tcks, yf, to 10/4.
Nankeens,
Bandanoe and other handkerchiefs,
Bed Dutch paper.
Bi bbins and tape, well assorted,
Bohea and Tonkay teas,
Charfon do. of a superior quality,
Heflian linen,
Narrow Bretagnes,
Oznaburgs,
.Russia, Holland and Raven duck,
Gun powder, F HF. in kegs of 12J lb. each,
Which they will dispose of on their ulual terms,
for Cash and Credit.
No. 105, Broad-street, Anguft 3, 17"1*
For B RISTOL,
TH E Brigantine ALERT, Thomas
Walker, Maher —for freight or Passage
apply to laid Mader, or to
Ficher, ^Hughes & Edwards.
No. 6, Tradd-ftreet.
HAYM SAIQMAN,
Broker to the Office of Finance,
HAVING procured a licence for excercifing the
employment of an Auctioneer, in the city of
New-Ycrk, has now opened for the reception of
every species of merchandise, his house, No. 22,
Wall-street, lately occupied by Mr. Anthony
Bleeker, (one of the best Hands in the city); and
every branch of business, which in the finalleft
degree, appertains to the profeffions of Faffor,
Auctioneer and Broker, will be tranfafted in it,
with that fidelity, dispatch and punctuality, which
has hitherto chara&erifed his dealings.
The houle, in poipt of convenience and situation,
is exceedingly well calculated for the different kinds
of business abovementioned; and he thinks it
almost unmceffary to allure those who may faveur
it with their orders, that the ftriCtelt attention sh; 11
be paid to them, and the utmost care and lolicitude
employed to promote their interests.
The nature of his business enables him to make
remittances to any part of the world, with peculiar
facility ; and this he hopes will operate considerably
in his favour, with those who live at a distance.
A desire of being mere extensively uftlul, and of
giving univerfai fatisfaflion to the public, are among
his principal motives for opening this house, and
shall be the great leading principle ofits tranfadions.
By being. Broker to the office of Finance, and
honoured with its confidence, all those sums have
palled through his hands, which the generosity of
the French Monarch, and the affection of the mer
chants of the United Provinces, prompted them to
furnifli us with, to enable us to support the expence
ot the war, and which have so much contributed to
its fuccefsful and happy termination. This is a
circumflahce' which has eftablifhtd his credit and
reputation, and procured him the confidence of the
public—a confidence which it shall be his dudy and
ambition to merit and increase, by (acridly perform
ing all his engagements.
Toe bulir.Js bill be conduced upon the most
liberal and extensive plan, under the lirm of Haym
Salopian and Jacob Mordecai.
Philadelphia, ,las 7, 1 784. -
* I™ 1 H B creditors of the eitate of uuajor Adam
M'Donald, deceased, are requested to fend
it a state of their demands; and all who are indebt
ed to make the settlement required by law, witli
Ezekiel Maham, St. Stephen's Parish, )
or Exors
Thomas Pinckney, No. 94, King-ftrat. )
On M O N D A Y.Auguft 9th,
WI LL BESO°L D,
At No. 53, in Church,Street,
The following effects, belonging to tire estates of
Timothy and Martha Phillips,, deceased: The
, sale to begin in the morning, 10 o'clock, viz.
]l MAHOGANY Chairs and Tables, Looking
4vA Glares; a handsome Book Case, Beds, Bed
fleads, &c. &c. A L S 6,
Two valuable Negro Wenches, one of whom is
"a good Washer, Ironer, &c. &c.
Three good MILCH CO WS.
And, precisely at 12 o'Clock,
The House and Lot, 51^ Feet front, and 127
'Feet deep. ELEAZER "PHILLIPS,) Admini-
JAMES WILKINS, ) Rrators.
Conditions of Sale will be declared on the Day.
CUDWORTH & WALLER.'
NTTwY(ft
T'lIE Librarian of the Charlefon Library
2 Society, having lead information of a number
of volumes being difpcrfcd about this cir,. and
different parts of the country, belonging to the
society ; it is requeued, that all persons polfeffcd
of any of the fame, will immediately transmit
them to the fubferiber, at the Library room, the
north-call corner of the Exchange.
By 'order of the Society,
JOHN M'CALL, Jun. Sec'iv.
N. B. The Books are marked or i the outside
of the cover, next to the title page, " Charlefon
Library Society," and on the back, underneath tire
title, with tlie initial letters C. T. L. S. and tome
cf them are marked on the cover, next to thk title
page, J. MACKENZIE, Esq.
NO T I C E.
TH,E Subscriber having received inrimat on
from some of the Heirs of the late fenjamin
Williamson, that they could not conveniently meet
the Adminiftra^or, at the time lately advertised,
requests all who are concerned, to meet t^efkird Fed
nefday in October, at the Exchange Cofce-Houfe.
William Williamson.
JAy 25, 1784.
N OTIC E.
ALL persons indebted to Edward Legge, late 0
Ashley Ferry, are. particularly requested tov.akf
payment; and those who have arty legal demands a
gainft him, are desired to render d fate thereof to me
without delay.,
EDWARD LEGGE, jun. Attorney.
July 2, 1784.
AN excellent SAWYER to be hired by the
Week or Month Also a very handy
WAITING-MAN. Enquire of the Printer.
JOHN M'CALL, Jun.
NOTARY PUBLIC,
AND
INSURANCE BROKER,
Has removed his Office to the North-east. corner
Room of the Exchange.
THE Subscribers being reftridted from
carrying on their business as usual, by a late
ediflof the City Council, beg leave to inform the
public, that after the firft day of August, they will
be compelled to dispose of all wet and heavy arti
cles from their large back store in Church ffreet.—-
Although this mode of conducing the Vendue Bu
siness will be attended with considerable inconveni
ence, they yet flatter themselves it will be found
more eligible than on the wharf or below the cur-
In line. Cudworth & Weiler.
WILLIAM WOOD, living between the
Ashley River and Goose Creek Roads,
about 13 miles from Charleston, informs me of a
brown bay GeLding, upwards of 143 hands high,
branded C. on the mounting shoulder, H. on the
near buttock, and on the off buttock Sg. The
owner of tire above gelding is desired to prove his
property before me.
June 3d, 1784. . THOMAS HALL, J. P.
A^fl negroes for SALE.
J u ^ arrived from the Gold coast,
'"' Ship Old England, Capt.
J^R 1 Garnet, with 181, and the
Brigantine Alert, Capt. T/wmas
Walker, with 199 SLAVES,
all prime and healthy, and to be Sold by
Fiiher, Hughes & Edwards.
Charlefon, fitly 12, 1784.
TH E Subferiber takes this method to inform her
friends and the public in general, that fie woula
gladly take about twelve Children under her care, as
day scholars, to be infracted in fpellbig, reading,
plain sewing, &c. and hopes to give the greatest fa
tisfaClion to such parents as will intruft her with the
education of their children. N. B. Plain fezoing done
in the neatfl manner, by
HANNAH HORNBY.
July 22, 1784. No. 7o ; ?ee "