The Gazette of the state of South-Carolina — Charles-town [S.C.], 1784-05-20 00:00:00, page 1

NOTIC E.
JOSEI H VESEY requests the favour of thole
indebted to hire for Negroes fold last year, to
orfebarge their Bonds, Not.s, &c. before next
entering day, or he shall be under the necessity of
legging them with an Attorney, to be sued 'for
without diTiucfion.
Charkfion, May 16, 1784.
NOTICE
IS hereby given to all Masters : of Veffcls, to
make returns of their Crews and Passengers at
the harbour-Matter*; Office; No. 3, Broad-ftrcct,
where they will receive dife&ibis, the rules and
regidations of tins Harbour: by attending to them,
they may avoid many errors they otherwise fall
into.
Robert cochran,
Harbour-MaJler.
,WANTS A PLACE,
A SINGIF elderly Woman, ft would be glad
7 ' '° f° ™'° a fmail family. Any one wanting
fork a pfe, will please to leave a line at the Print:
fr g-^^ directed to A. C.
WANTS A PLACE,
3 a W Es NURSE, or Houfe-keeperi a
/ % e Woman that can be well recommended.
Enquire tit the Printing-Office.
Thomas Hornby;
DISTILS and Sells, by Wholesale and Retail,
Double Drilled Anifad, Clove & Caraway Cor
dial Waters of an excellent quality. They who want
to purchase cither for tonfumption in this State, of
exportation, may find their account in dealing with
him, as he is determined to make theni good iu
quality, and as low priced as can be afforded; he
Will be thankful for every favour Conferred on
him, particularly by his Father's former Cafthmefs;
B. Said Hornby intends in , fhert time to
be able to furnifh the City with Cinnamon, flint,
Autm% Citron, Grange and Barbados Water^
%. w " h A ,f ua - Mira ^ Aqua Calebs, Ratfo
Alljours and (foebaugh, Red, Yellow and Green
with other Compound and Simple Waters, also high
ly rectified Spirits of Wine for Medicinal pu^ cfes
and high Wines to keep the proof of R um , Ifo
dy, or Gin that's low.
Kingfoeet, Nth 70.
Young Flimnap,
W ILL COVER this Seafori, at Mr. Robert
V , Glbbes > John's Idard; at Six Guinea!
each Mare, and Six Shillings to the Groom. He
is a fine Blood Bay^ with°a blaze down his face
full 15 hands and an inch high, 5 years old. He
was got by old Flimrap, his ham inserted by the
late EdWard Fen Wick.
N. B. The money to he paid at the time of
Covering, or before the Mates af e taken away
Codd Failure and proper care wifi be taken of
them.
to ^,_ _ _2_ _ _____
For Sale,
On a Credit of Three of Four YtCTf,
A Healthy likely WENCH, about 23
of age has had the Small-pox and M&fbs:
she is a good Washer and Iroher, and a tolerable
plain Cook.—Also a : OY, ^o^l2 ve^s ofAT
who is very a&ive and hardy at Houfc-wbik. °
Huger & Fair.
W A N TE'
AN Apprentice to the Hatmak^c Busi
ness. Enquire at the 1 rintin^Cdhcc.
THE
GAZETTE
OF tiiE
STATE OF SOUTH-CAROLINA.
CHARLESTON: Printed for A. TIMOTHY, No. 100, Meeting-street.
THURSDAY, MAY 20, 1784.
RULES
For the
Marine anti-britannic
society.
(Continued front bur Lift.)
RULE 22;
The Society intending, with the earliest expedi
tion their funds can admit of, to eltau.^ art
alylum and house of refuge for such Whig rinu
^iitannic Seamen in the service of this Common
wealth and their dHeendants forevef; as have
fought, lallen, or fuffered; in defence thereof;
during the Bfitifh usurpation; and tile male ue-
Icendants of those, who have been Worthy mem
bers of, and contributors to the Society, fund;
and allo the male descendants of every one, whether
foreigners or the Citizens of our infer States, wl^
have uniformly, without inle% tioh, hr^d do
ing the space of five fears, in tlx Commerce of
this State: and Advening to Ihbir prmch les cf
creating a Marine Hbfpi^l and bemwaiy, a< d
for the rime laudable purposes bf granting a bounty
to such indigent Seamen; (their ddireiied wives;
widows and children) as shall have continued tj
fail out of any port of this Cbfnmortwcaltb, for the
term of five yeMrs uninterruptedly, arm shall there
after become fdperarinuated and disabled In the Hid
feivice; ana shall allo liave" failed, during the
above term, Unremittingly, in vessels owned by
Citizens of said Commonwealth; for all which
they shall produce such teftimdhials, Rs this Soci
ety may hereafter direct: ,
, ft is therefore ordained, that all fitted, admiffibn
moticy, bequests arid otlrer contributions, net
otherwise appropriate d to and for the Society's ules
and necchities, Iliad be allotted as a fund, for the
foie and exclusive attainment of thole grand and
national purpoles, And the more ft ecdily and
effectually to mile this fund, iritb a furl from which
conlideiaole Services to the Commerce u' this
Commonwealth, and the 'glory of bur national
navy; may the more speedily be derived, it is most
earnestly recommended (though not enjoined) to
every member of this Society, to give bond for
such charitable contribution of money, as his cir
curtiftances may admit, to Trustees who shall be
appointed for that putpbfe; which bond, shall not
be made payable before the full expiration of 'even
J% from the date thereof; but the annua'l in
tcrelt, resulting therefrom, is to be punctually paid;
yearly and every year, unto such person or
peuons as the Society shall appoint for that special
23. And as ris the intention of this Society
T', '° be "^ themselves, (towards an
cuabhhiment 10 humane and of such material uti
lity and importance) but to evince their gratitude
for the mimtorsncc of others not members therein;
^^,^o the said grand obje6t; all donations
^c^tadle 4 Every person, whether a
member or who shall ^ extend the palm of
^ercy to the Unfortunate, shall, if not prohibited
by tne donor, have his name with the gift, per
pfred on record in the Journals; and as a fur
ther te^mfy phdantbrophy, his.name and
„ nt y, ", °e difplaycd in the Hall of the Ma
rine ^oiuital and Academy, (when creeled) as
one or its FOUNDERS and PATRONS.
24. Any member neglecting to pay hi s fines
ana contributions for the fpacc of three months,
tne secretary, or Deputy Secretary, shall publicly
announce his name as a defaulter, and the fom's
,'/' our successive meetings thereafter ;
and n lath firms are not paid, on or before the
third annunciation, (without aligning a fatisfac
tory excuse) the member defaulting shall have his
name expunged, and he excluded :he benefits of
, Put it is neverthehfs and notwith
itandinnprondrd; that such person so excluded,
h™r° ' ' Ircafnei, arid obtaining his receipt for
the Line, the whole fan 41 that time due from
him, shall then and in that case be entitled to the
privilege or being balloted for, and if re-admitted
pay no admidion money.
25; Peaceable; orderly and inoffenfive be
haviour shall be maintained at the meetings respec
tively, nor shall any member speak more thare
twice on the fame fubjeCf, without permiffitin from
tee cnair, and then only as explanatory of his
funner lent ments; nor shall he dispute his right
of speak ng aft& the President hath called him to
order, nor conrtadi& the Ffefident, Vice-Prefideht
and Wardens on the fubjeft or order, or other-
MHe act beneath the dignity of a gentleman, un
der penalty of one Dollar to the fund.. All disputes
bf a political tendency shall be avoided, without
™ e concurrence bf a majority: any member per
'"l" °'^ '"i° h depute, after having been previously
admomfhed by the President, Vice-President or
Vv ^rdens, shall be fubje& to a like fine of one
Dollar, to be appropriated as aforefaid;
2b. Any member dying in indigent circum
itances, so that out of his &wn hftate he cannot be
recently interred; then and in such case the Prefi
^ent and Officers, or a majority of them, shall
have full power to order, arrange and direct all
timings tor his furieral, in a frugal manner, the ex
pe^e of which shall be defrayed out of the fund;
and all members shall be obliged (on proper notice)
to attend the funerals of deceased members, under
tne penalty of c he Shilling to be Appropriated as
idle mentioned; r
27. When the funds become competent in this
society s eilimatioh, at any Anhiverfafy or Quar
erly Meeting, a house or houses may be prodded
and the plans fluted in the 22d and 23d Rules
pursued thereiri, until a regular Marine Hospital
Academy can be permanently erected. And
all ohicers and servants appertaining to the Marine
HolpiHl and Academy, shall be chosen by and
under the Society's dire&idn, who shall appoint
and regulate their salaries.
, 2 , Any member haying contributed to the
fund of this Society 216 Dollars, by Bond or
otherwise, or who hits been tin attentive member
u d "" n } g ^ term offeven y ears ^ the
d u C ^ff 10 ^ futh Member, standing in
° f """^"CG shall be entitled to what relief
the Society may deem proper; and in case of his
demise, leaving a widow, child or children, desti
tute bf neceilary fubfiftehce, she or they shall re
ceive inch annual hipport; as the Society may
think expedient. The widow and children of anv
member dying in an indigent situation, who hath
contributed a sum exceeding 216 Dollars, such
wi dow ffiall ln that case, during her widowhood,
a ; d s h ,P ! , ns , untll 16 years of age, be annually
allowed a sum amounting to the interest of what
the deceased hulband. or parent, had advanced to
the funds of this Society.
29. Alt reports of Committees appointed for
the . R" r P° fe &f altering .or amending the prefect,
or mfatuhng any additional Rules, or for any mat
ters appertaining to the revenues or funds, or for
any material change in the inftitutibh or govern
°r h i $ Society, shall have three readings,
before she fame can be adopted or confirmed; °
8% A member of this Society divulging, or
d]fcl °fi,g to any peffon not a member, a word or
tranladion which shall be enjoined as a fubfe& for
Jecrecy, or shall divulge the opinions or sentiments
or a timber, refpe&ing any candidate fequefting
admission, he shall, on proof thereof, be expelled
'n'v'" ° r " ne ' '' an y ' um nbt exceeding
eight Dollars. 8
3t. Motions made and fecond'ed, shall be de
termined on, before any new matter is introduced.
22. Every member addreffimg the chair, shall
° n is feet , an ? be uncovered; he shall like
wise speak at his featy and not more than one
member speak at a time; under a fine riot exceed
ing one Dollar.
33° N° alteration or addition refpe&ing the
Rules, funds or Institution of this Society shall be
made, unless the fame be committed to writing,
moved for and seconded, referred to and reported
No. 2203.