The Gazette of the state of South-Carolina — Charles-town [S.C.], 1783-10-23 00:00:00, page 1

Charles McDonald,
At Aq. 111. Meeting-street, the corner cf
Moor-Jlreet.
RFGS leave to inform hi^ Friends, a d
toe Public in general, that he Retails the
following Articles on the moil Reasonable terms;
Best Jamaica Spirits, Weft-lndia Rlim, Gin in
cases arid by the gallon, Port and Madeira Wine
in bottles. Cordials in ditto, Brandy in ditto,
Bwect i, 'range juice. Vinegar B^bfics. Green,
Souchong. Congo and Bohea Fe^, Coffee, Cho
colate, oiufcovado xugar of the b4l quality. Rai
sins, Sugar candy, Starch, Onion , Potatoes, Sal
ruon, Mackerel, Neats Tongues, Sait, halt peire,
Flour Butter, Soap and Card ties,Tobacco, p . ream
coloured Inamdled and plain Cups and Sameers,
Bates Diffies, &c Iron Ware, and ftihdfy Arti
cles o Ciy Goods too tedious to mention.
N. ^ The Iron Vorks of a Sugar Machine
comoleat, tc be Sold, apply as above.
To be Sokl,
A T Paulie, Vendue on Monday the
A ^ Third of November nekt, at the hcuf of
penrv roofer, deceased; On Fou' Holes ; — Four
Ft-.roes. Horses, Cattle, Ilogs Houfoold Fu nN
ture, and sundry other Articles too tedious to men
t .-''h° ^ondiii<t & th c Safe w6 e nude
Known on the day of %?e.
CATHARINE PODSER, Ato.
J)^H BRO PHERER, Admit.
Fer SALEj
Ori Thur day the zo.h ofN ,vem hekr„
A T the plantation of theHate Mr Nathan
/ * legate; deceafcd, in thrift Church l'anfh —
Su dry @ticlrs of li ,u<hc!J aid kitchen furniture,
c< nG'tn ; > o' a neat mahogany dfk nd book case;
a handfomt eiyht d\ chick, looking ghffes, din
ing tables chest of drawers, &c. &e. Aifo h nfe
and table linen leather h^, mattresses, blankets,
&c. Stock of cattle, bodes, hogs and fh:ep—a
waggon and fpaie wheels, forne old iron and two
jacks, and about ;co bulbils rough rice in lots.
All peif ns whatever having ary demands against
tne estate, ate delired to make them known, and
all those who arc indebted to fai^ estate, are re
queued to fettle as fooh as possible with
ISAAC L GARE,
THOMAS DOUGHTY. 5 ^ xecuG
Char'eJbfr, Oct. 178?.
« —— ^ ——
ti/IML to the ; lamatin Jono. P fel it
, Beach Hill, aboo: ten days ago, a Negro
lad, IT K, 17 or 18 years f ^ge, pitted wi,h
the fmali-p x, has or ah Id wbi.e negr coh
jacket and breeches; fa s he came wi h his m ft r,
cn Stvatt, from Virginia o Charl son, and that
his said matter went off Wt h the British. Ihe
cwrer fray have him on provng his property and
paying the charges incident thereunto.
THOMAS HALL, J. P.
Ca. 15, 1783.
f^^o^m having demands AgdrA the estate of
±1 IfaAKLks CIIFFoRD, of the Horfc-ihoe. are re
cpif^ed to ma'<e them knewr, cn or before Monel?,,
ft ?4 h day of November r^x^ -nd those who are in
debted to ' said estate, are requited to make pa, merit, or
ftHle to he fatisfaaion of tie fubferibers, within the
above term.
ELISABETH CITFOO, Executrix
jOLN POSTELL, Anting Executory
THE
GAZETTE
OF THE
STATE OF SOUTH-CAROLINA.
CHARLESTON: Punted for ANN TIMOTHY, No. too, Meeting-flreet.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1783.
For Private S AL E,
AP LA NCA TIUN on the Watered River,
'° m les below Camden, containing 400
acres, very good for either tobacco, indigo, or corn,
nearly an equal quantity of highland and fwampof
as good quality as any in that neighbourhood;
and very convenient for a mill, having great com
mand of water.
r .^"° a plantation oh the Cypress Swamp, con
taining ,3 acres. 30 milts from this city, and 10
from Jorchefter, %n excellent Hand for a store or
tavern ; part of the high land very good for corn,
a quantit of rice land, and excellent Yawing Cy°-
press; the uncleared high land well covered with
lire wood and fencing tmber —mny p rfon or per
forms inclining to pmcbale, may apply (for the for-
Rier trad) to Mr, Georgejoor, at the High Hilh
of Santee, or to the nibfenber in Charleston, and
for the latter, to
POSTELL & GUIGNARD.
N. B. On each of the above tra&s ere an ordi
nary dwelling houfe,and other necessary out build
ings with near 100 acres of cleared land and part
fenced.
TO BE SOL D,
On Monday; November 24th, 1783,
At Ac Pa^tau^ or th late M-s Ezabeta C. It .rd,
, t:& He?Je-Jba&, tOctafed;
THE PERSON L PROPERTY of the said
I dot. ed, re, rising f between r^e ry anti .b r
V, uegoes, among wheta tie, a vtery good cook, w it
ing men end few, rs, and prime tidd slaves; alf% a
parcel of rice in stack ; a few b<r e 8 of the latt years
crop, corn; a few head of carte and heffes, plantation
tro'r, ho dhold and k tchen furniture, &:,&c.
The condn^rs of he file, are rba.y money for all
Turns at and under twenty pounds rtrilig and to all
form above ne tail to be prid in fix months, and re
remaining half to be paid in twelve months f^ m the
day of Vale, upßn the puchafei's giving bond and ap
proved security, paying initereft from the day. The pro
pe ty not to be altered till the conditions are complied
with.
All perfoot having demands agairift the fAd eftatii,
ar eq Ntd to make them known within the above
term ; ano tAoie who are indebted to call and ieuie the
fame.
JANE POSTELL, , •
ELIZABETH WAYNE, | Adminx;
, JOHN POSTELL, Adminft.
George Greenland,
ACQUAINTS his Cou try friends that he hill
continues the FACTORAGE EUSiNEcS, ,nd
be will esteem himfelf much obliged to he o sot the
Sale of thesr Produce. All favours dire Bed t him a his
Store No. 86, Meeting street, &1I be pun&ualiy at
tended to.
N. B. Rum, Sugar. Salt, dry Goods to be Sold.
The Ship RESOLUTION,
Captain Owens Jens Kroger, of abott two hun
dred and ten tons burthen, and
The Ship LADY MARTHA,
Captain tialvor Bruii, of about two hundred tons
burthen.
WILL be ready bv the First of NOVEMBER
next, to receive Rice, Tobacco and Indigo
on board, on F RETGHT to any part of EU
ROPE; for terms apply to
A. GILLON.
On. 13, 1783.
ANY perlon having any demand# against the estate
of Capt. Joseph Elliott, deceased, are d< fired to
make them known to the subscriber at Ashley River.
ABRAHAM LADSON, Exec.
08. 13, 17 8 ,.
Just PUBLISHED,
Aril to be Sold, (Price Three Shillings,)
At the PRIN rim GOFFICE,
No. 100, Meeting-street,
Considerations on the Society or Ordef
of CINCINNATI;
Lately i; ft tuted by the Major Generals, Brig,_
diers, and 0 her effiesrs of <h American arm ,
pr vi g th tit creates a race of hereditary pa
tricians, 0 nobility'; and interfperted with
rmi ^, rn i p s ronfeq erces to the freedom and
bappi efs cf he R pulric.
Aldqrtm d to the People of South-Carolina,
, aid th-ir Rfoefentatives,
-BY C ASSIU S.
A SCHOOL;
Opened by My. nifl, at Nt.
Queen street, opposite Daniel Cannon's, Ffq;
where young Gentlemen will be tinght French,
Latin, Vrhhmefck,, Writing and Geography: the
great diligence and assiduity will be paid to thrie
Education — A NIGHT SCH OL, from 6 to 8,
for yuuig Gentlemen whole brifinefs may prevent
them from attending id the day —Young Ladies
desirous of learning, Wil be Waited on at appointed
hours."
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Effipty Bottles,.
F^ R vsch a gen robs p ice w I he given hy 'he
futfen^r No. XT Bay, „h o hi, f or Sae, a lew
coz ns gnuire old Madeira Wife of the fi ft qtWrf
excellent Red Port, Bondex Clatet, warranted Gund
and good, Cyd^ ? d Taunton Ale by the barrel or
London Porter, but Chatlefton bo tied, that
will speak for itfeb c ;„
Also, a general, aft r'tm^t bt WarL eorfi% of
popper and Tin K ties, lapan'd and Flowered Sugar
n .Candlesticks, Quart and Pint Jarks, Japan*d
„ Boxes, Tumblers, Cullenders, Nutmeg Gra.
and sauce Pans, Tea and Cofte P ^
Stands, Pepper Bakes, Salts. Table Spoors, &c a
James Miller.
MRS.MELtTS&NT cotcOfK, begs leave ti
inform her friends and acquaints ce, that (he
has engaed a commodious and airv Hcufe ty the pur
pose of accommo+ting Young Ladies as Boarders; there
parents m,v he Fj ed of the flriP e , attention to their
morals -Sie V nid be exceedingly obliged to her late
hu band's debtors For a fraall part of their accounts, to
so *ard her in thik undertaking, and is ready to give
undoubted bonds in payment of any demands agaioft
his estate ——Bonds, notes, &c. placed in his hand#
for recovery, may be had hy pphing toCharlei
Cotefw^rth Pinckney, Esq; to whom the fees are to
be paid.
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For PRIVATE SALE,
For STATE INDENTS,
SIX LOTS of LAND,pleafantlv frtuated
at Hampftcad, making two entire fquarcs of about 286
square feet each. State Indents will be received in payment.
Further particulars may be known, and plats seen, at
office. No . 11, Queen-street.
John-Walters Gibbs.
For S A L E,
A Very valuable Negro Wench, about
I A 27 years of age, with a fine forward Mulatto Boy, a
bout three years old, and a negro female infant; the is a very
compleat waflier and ironer, and a tolerable clear flarcher, is
honest, induftrioms, sober, healthy and fehfible, very hand,
about hdufe, and willing to do her work ; her tongue moves
sometimes a little improperly, which is the sole and absolute
reason of her being sold.—Cash will be acceptable ; —but ie
not convenient to the purchaser, credit will be given to th.
firft of January next. Enquire at my office, No. 11, Quota
John-Walters Gibbs#
No. 2173.