The Gazette of the state of South-Carolina — Charles-town [S.C.], 1784-10-14 00:00:00, page 3

Madeira
Red Port
Madoe and
Margot Claret
Sherry
Lisbon
Rhenilh
AL S O,
London Porter bottled, by the dozen or barrel,
frefh and good, fit for private families—Jamaica
and Weft-India Rum—-Brandy—Sugars—Cordi
als, &c. &c.
JAMES MILLER.
October 14, 1784. 1 aw. ts.
TO BE SO L D,
At PUBLIC AUCTIO N,
On Thursday, the 2.3 th infant, at the Exchange
Cfee-Houfe, precisely at 12 o'Clock, by
J AC OB JACO B S,
TH E fubferibefs well accustomed
STORE, No. 6, Bedon's alley; its advan
tageous situation, for wholesale and retail, needs
no comment. The LOT contains in front 32 feet,
and in depth 130 feet; whereon is a convenient,
well calculated Store and House, a range of ware
houfesj kitchen and stable, &c. built about five
years ago, of. Moore's bricks, and good materials.
The Lot adjoining, in front 31 feet, and in depth
115 feet; whereon was laid, of Moore's bricks,
in the summer 1779, ^Y Captain Toomer, the foun
dation walls, two bricks thick, (for deep cellars,
ready for the window frames) of a house, 21 feet
and a half front, and,43 feet deep. There is like
wise on the premises,. a Kitchen and Back Store,
with a large Loft over the whole.
A House and Lot, No. 119, King-street, con
taining in front 21 feet, and in depth 100 feet; on
the premises are a convenient dwelling-house, and'
every necessary, out-building. Also a good naffage
way.
The terms ar% Credit until the firft of February,
for one hall the purchase money; the remainder
to be paid on the firft day of April next, giving
bond and security with intefeft from the date—-
PofUHion will be given in 15 days.
1 he purenafer of the firft Lot not requiring im
mediate possession, the present proprietor will
gladly rent it quarterly, or on lease from one to
three years, at £360 per annum.
The premises may be viewed at any time. Bills
on Europe, negociable in London, will be taken
in payment.
&A’ Persons, to whom the fubferiber is indebted,
purchasing the above property, will have their de
mands immediately difeounted.
William Cunnington.
Charleston, October 13, 1784.
SHERIFF'S SALES.
TO BE SOLD,
At Georgetown, on Monday the ts ^November,
SEVEN as good SLAVES as any in the State:
Among whom are, Boatmen, House Wenches
and Field Slaves, being the property of the late
Mr. Thomas Flint, deceased, and fold under mort
gage.
Condition of the Sale is Ready Money; the
property not to be altered until the condition is
complied with.
JACOB W. HARVEY, Sheriff
Od. 11, 1784. Georgetown Diffri&. •
THE Subscriber takes this method of informing
his friends, and the friends and former cuf
timers of Mr. Thomas Corbett, that he has received
advices by the flip London, from London, that
Mr. Thomas Corbett, was on his tour through the
Manufacturing Towns in England, purchafagfor
cash, a very large and compleat afortment of goods
suitable for the approaching season, which from the
method of purchasing, will be able to fell on the most
reasonable terms; and that he experts them here in
the course of this month: he therefore hopes they will
jufpend their purchafag elsewhere till they arrive.
John Rhodes.
Charlefon, Oft. 8, 1784.
Seasoned Negroes
FOR SA L°E.
S'" bEGRO MEN, good labouring Porters
fold lor no fault, but want of employment for
them. Apply to
Smiths, De Saussure & Darrell.
October 1, 1784.
TO BE LE T,
And may be entered bn immediately,
' W^ II E Subferiber's HOUSE in Broad-street,
1 No. 13. As conveniently situated for Trade
as any in the City. For particulars apply to
Sept. 29, 1784. WILLIAM LEE.
EMPTY BOTTLES.
I POR which CASH will be paid by the Sub,
fcribcr, or a generous price allowed if taken
out in any of the following WINES, which he
has for Sale, at his Store, No. 21, Bay; viz.
Old Hock, said to be of
the Vintage 1736.
Chatapaign
Burgundy
Frontigniac
Malaga and Malmfey,
for the Ladies.
TO BE LET,
A Large Dry CELLAR, No. 89,
Broad-Street.'
Just Arrived,
A few excellent double and single Glou
cester CHEESE, to be fold at°No. 80.
Tradd-ftreet.
Io be Sold at Public Sale,
By Meffi-s. COLCOCK & GIBBONS,
At their Store near the Exchange,
On vv ednefday the 3d of Nov. next.
A Valuable PLANTATION on the Wateree
fiver, about 12 miles front M'Cord's Ferry,
being infix small trails, cental ring 13,52 acres old
measure; upwards of 500 acre f which lies over the
river, and is faamp, no palEbf it cleared. Three
hundred Guineas of the purchase mohey to be paid next
January; the remainder must be paid infour years;
o ^ e fourth, unta the inters, to be paid at the expira
tion of ea< h year, on giving bond with approved fecu-
Tity. This land is fold subject to d mortgage, being
late tae property of Mr. Robert Murcreef, deceased.
At the fame time will be fold,
? A valuable HOUSE WENCHand her three Chil
dren. Also, a few articles of Mahogany Furniture,
and 25 volumes of Books. Twelve months credit for
the negroes, on giving bond with approved security.—-
her the Furniture, &c. &c. cash. —The property not
to be altered untill the terms are complied with,
JOHN BRAILSFORD, )
RICHD. MUNCREEF, jun. $
OP. 9, 1784. 3t.i.w.
TO BE S O LT
At PUBLIC VENDUE,
At the Subscriber's Plantation, near Nelson's Ferry,
On TUESDAY the 23d of Nov. next,
AL L the estate of Henry Gillman, of St. Ste
phen's Pdrift, deceased; confining of Negroes,
Hcifes, Houfhould Furniture, a large collection of
Boons, and sundry other Articles.—Conditions, all
firms under five founds, cash, and all above, twelve
months credit, giving bond with, approved fecurity.—'
The property not to be altered until the conditions are
complied with.
All persons having demands againf said efate., are
desired to render in a state of He fame properly attest
ed, by the day of Sale; and those indebted, "are re
quefed to fettle with
EDWARD LYNAH, Adminfrator.
Oil. 9, 1784. yt.iw.
Slann & Guignard,
TJAVE just received by the JOSEPH, Capt.
IA Stokes, form London, an assortment of
GOODS suitable to the present and approaching
Season; which they will dispose of on the molt
reasonable terms, at their Store, No. 81, Tradd
ftreet.—Orders from their friends in the country,
will be carefully attended to.
Joseph Ball & John Minott,
RETURN, their sincere Thanks to their Friends
who were so kind the lafl Season to give
them the Disposal of their Crops; at the fame
Time acquaint them, that they have taken Mr.
Thomas Ball, into Copartnership in the
FACTORAGE BUSINESS,
UNDER THE FIRM OF
BALL, MINOTT, & Co.
Who solicit a Continuance of the Friendship of
the former Concern in Particular, and the Public
in general, the ensuing Season, as they may depend
every Exertion will be used .to give them general
Satisfaction, and Boats provided in Time to brin^
their Rice, &c. to Market.
All Orders from the Country, direded to them,
at No. 66, Church-street, will be.punctually at
tended to.
Charlefon, October 1, 1784.
WILLIAM WILKIE^
RETURNS his sincere Thanks to those Gen
tlemen who have been pleased to Employ
him in the'
FACTORAGE BUSINESS;
And begs leave to inform them, and the Public in
general, that he purposes continuing the fame the
ensuing season, and will be much obliged to those
who will employ him in the sale of their produce.
Due attention will be pa d to their interest, and
boats provided in time to bring their rice, &c. to mar
ket. Orders directed to him at his Store, No. 85,
Tradd-ftreet, will be duly attended to, by their
liumble leryant: XVho, for the accommodation of
country gentlemen and their families, will keep a
private house of entertainment, at No. 84, adjoining
said Store, only four doors distant from the Lower
Market.
October 1, 1784.
An EPIGRA M.
A Jelling friend to freedom said he'd seen
An old offender get but flripts thirteen /
Inis, laid the man, I was concern'd to view,
As thirty-nine more iuftly was his due;
To which another friend made this reply}
It's a miflake, dear fir, and quickly I'
Mill let you know with pleasure I have seen,
England s third George well lath'd with tlirice
thirteen;
Botn France and Holland with us did combine,
And all together gave him thirty-nine.
N OT I C E.
THIS pane Notice u hereby given, that all the
negro saves, flock of cattle, hogs, horses, furni
ture, goods and chattels, and all other the fofonal
efate and efells whatsoever, that was in the poffefion
of Daniel Hoy, late of Berkley County, planter,
deceased, at the time of his death, is the sole and abso
lute right and property of I hilip Meyer, of the City
of Charlefon, Sugar-Baker, by virtue of a bargain
and sale to him thereof made, by thefaid Danied Hoy,
in his life time. The said Mr. Meyer, gives this
caution to all and every perfori and persons zohatfoever,
not to moles, disturb, injure, or in any other refpelt
concern himfelf or themfelvcs with thefaid negroes, or
any other part of the above defer,ibed property, as they
will be pref cuted with the utmofl rigour of the law.—
Fir. George Muckenlus, far the present, is Em
powered by me to take care of, manage and direllthe
fa,''. 7%r0 saves, and all other the above described
property.
PHILIP MEYER.
Charlefon, October 6, 1784.
Carpenters Society.
T'HE ANNIVERSARY of the Carpenters
^Society, will be held on Tuesday the igth of
Ollober inf. at No. 100, Church-ftrcet, where the
Members are defred to attend at 11 o'Clock in the
derenoon.,,
By Order of the Society,
John Lefefne, Ser'y.
FOR PRIVATE SALE, i
That very valuable and well known
Indigo PLANT . ATION, called Horse-
Island, -situated on Archer's Creek and Broad Ri
ver, about 7 miles from the Town of Beaufort;
esteemed the best indigo land to the Southward—
Any other description is unnecessary.—Conditions,
one third cash, the remainder to be paid in Nov.
,785, and 1786, with interest from the day of sale,
giving bond with approved security ; —or, if more
agreeable to the purchaser, Negtoes will be taken
in payment.
A Iratf of LAND containing 575 J acres, fit
for rice and indigo, and an excellent range for
flock of every kind, situated on the Saltketchers,
St. Bartholomew's Parish, adjoining lands of Tho
mas Heyward, Esq; John Moore, Esq; and others.—•
Conditions, five years credit, with interest, on giv
ing bond with approved security.
A very valuable F AR M, on Wando River,
about fix miles from Charleston, containing 100
acres, with a large quantity of hard feeding marsh,
known by the name of Smallwood's Island; on
which is a dwelling-house, &c. and some exceed
ing good fruit trees.—This place is very proper for
attending the markets.
A L S O,
A PEW in the Parish Church of St. Helena,
kribwn by No. 27.
JACOB DEVEAUX,
Ollober 1, 1784. No. 64, Tradd-ftreet.
THE ASSESSORS for Charleston, now fitting
in the General Affcmbly Room, give notice
to all persons that have made Returns of their
country property, that it is required of them to
make Duplicates of the fame to be certified, which
must be transmitted by them to the several parts of
the country where such property lies for to be as
sessed: —They further inform all Delinquents, that
they have finifhed their Assessments, and will not
admit of any returns after the 1 qtli of O&ober next.
All Defaulters must therefore expert to be doubly
taxed after that day.
Peter Bacot,
J. Edwards, jun. |
William Roper, [ Assessors for
Edward Trefcot, f Charleston.
Joseph Dill,
John Brale, and
John Calvert,
Sett. 30, 1784.
NOTICE
IS hereby given to all persons who have demands
against the fubferiber, to deliver them in for
payment; he requests those who are indebted to
him to fettle by Note or otherwise, particularly
those whose Bonds have, been very long standing,
and no interest paid. He further gives this public
notice to all such persons, (if any there are) who
may think themselves injured by the fubferiber, any
time since the capture of Charleftown, to make their
complaints known, which if founded on truth, he
will chearfully make the mod ample fatisf Cion.
Theodore Gaillard,
August 30, 1784.