The Gazette of the state of South-Carolina — Charles-town [S.C.], 1784-08-23 00:00:00, page 4

ROBERT 'DILLON,
A N 0
AMEDEUS CHIFFELLE,
J], /LYING entered into Cd-partnefkip, give pub~
X 1 tic notice to their friends and cufomers, that they
have removed theirfare of excellent liquors to No. a,
on Pri lead's wharf; where they will give corfant
attendance : they Fkewife keep af mallfapplyof hftwrs
No. go, Queen- jh cet. Those who may be ,leafed to
employ them as Naors, the utmofl attention will be paid
to their Entered.
N. B. R. Dillon wishes to close his accounts with
Pis creditors up to this day; begs the favour f Arnf
indebted to him face Isl year, to defbarge tacir
accounts immediately. A^ud,
AN INVOICE of DRY
-'- '-GOODS, to afiall amount, will be fold
for State Indents. Enquire of the Printer.
CharFfon, August 2d, 1784.
Extorted in the Endeavour, directlyfrom Amllerdam,
By J AMES ANDERSON&Co.
An apartment cf India, German and Dutch Goods,
confping of articles adapted for the consumption of
this country; part of which they beg leave to par
ticularize, viz.
HICKS,
t> Hae;lm and German Grips,
Watendorps, fiom No. § to ^O.
German dimity,
IJathks royadcs,
Broun behind,
Puffia dra's,
ricrab'll bed t ch, to icyfo
Bandanoe and other handkerchiefs,
iGc Dutch pr^r
Bobbins and tape, well aborted,
Bchca and Torkay teas.
(bra fen do. es a iupekcr quality,
Il^n linen,
Narrow Bretagnes,
Oznabur> s,
Rulfia, Holland and Raven duck, ,
Gon powder, F.HF. in kegs ol !2^ lb. each,
Whkh tb^y will dipole cl on their ulual tc^s,
for Cob anl Credit.
-A. 105, Erc>aEfr% A^-f 2, 1784.
HAYM SALOMAN,
Etcher to the Office of Finance,
tVAVING procured a licence for excercifing the
A 1 em; loyment of an Auctioneer, in the city of
New-York, has now opened for the reception of
every species of mercharidde, his boule, No. 22,
WaliAreet, lately occupied by Mr. Anthony
Blecker, ,ne of the best stands in the city); and
-every branch of business, which in the imallcH
degree, appertains to the profeffions of Factor,
Auctioneer and Broker, will be tranfa&ed in if,
with that fidelity, dispatch and punctuality, which
has hitherto charaCUrifed his dealings.
The heufe, in point of convenience and fittiation,
is exceedingly wdfcalculated fur tee different kinds
of business abovementioned; and he thinks it
almost unn ceffary to assure those who miy fav u
it with their orders, that the ibided attention shall
be paid to them, and the utmost care and lolicitude
employed to promote their inter UN
The nature of his business enables him to make
remittances to any part of the world, with peculiar
facility ; and tats he hopes will operate conlideiably
in his favour, with those who live at a distance
A define of being more extensively ufGul, and of
giving universal fatisfaftion to the public, are among
his principal motives for opening this boufe, and
firaJl be the great leading principle of its tranfadtions.
By being Broker to the office of Finance and
honoured with i>s confidence, all those sums have
palled through his bands, which the generosity of
the French ivionarch, and the affection of the mer
chants of the United Provinces, prompted them to
fuinifh us with, to enable us to fuppoit the expence
of the war, and which have so much contributed to
hs Hccefsful and happy termination. This is a
chcumfbnce which has established Ids credit and
reputation, and procured him the confidence of the
public —a confidence which it shall be his Hudy and
ambition to merit and increaft, by sacredly perform
ing all his engagements.
Jhe business will be conduced up n n the mod
hSerH and extensive plan, under the arm of Hayti
SNonian and Jacob Mordecai.
Philadelphia, May 7, 1784.
N OTARY PUBLIC,
AND
INSURANCE BROKER,
Has removed his Office to the North-eaib corner
Room of the Exchange.
Richard Jennys,
P EGS l eive to acquaint the Gentlemen and
JJ Ladies of this City and State, that he corti
^ s the Business of PORTRAIT PAINTING,
(cnefly in Miniature) at the house of Mr Benjamin
Cujfytb, No. 3, Cumberland {freest.•
JERVEY ^WALTERS,
Have just imported in the flip I'hiladHphia, Capt.
Strong, and the brig Laetitia, Cast. Axls,from
Philadelphia,
]7 XCELLENT Old Port Wine in Pipes arid
XL Halfpipes, Sweet Oil in Cases, Water, Milk
and Butter Likud in Kegs, which they will fell
very reasonably for cash, at their wharf.
To be Let,
TN an agreeable part of the city, Two Rooms,
with the use of a Kitchen. Anketo
CUDWORTH & WALLER.
To be 8 Id at ri e Printing-Office,
QCHOOLMASTF S Affiants, Fables of
O Croxall, wify cuN, Art of Speaking, Latin
Grammars, Buchanan's Syntax, cr English Gram
mar, French Fables by Chambeau, Cullen's prac
tice of Physic, Physical FarnphUk, New Method of
Inoculating, Receipt Books with blotting paper,
Quills.
For Sale on easy Terms,
A PLANTATION on Little River Ifbnd,
1.1 oppofre St. Stephen's Parish, has hitherto
been as profitable for indigo as any place on Santee,
—lands fufficiedt to employ 70 or to hands to great
advantage.
A Pla Nation opposite the above, 10? acres of
wh ch is cleared and was cultivated to great ad
vantage.
Another Plantation North fi'e of Santee, known
by the name of Richmond, with a fuEciency of
good land for three er four feitkments, and which
will be divided.
A Plantain in St. Stephen's Tarifli, adjoinhrg
Col. Mabam, and John Fanior, Eiq ; with this
place 3; prime Negroes may be had—they are mostly
woikeis. An extensive credit will be given for one
half the pmc^afe money, the other half payable in
January, .78;, and 1786.
A comm 'dious well built Brick House on the
Bay. No 4, one half the pAchae money to be
paid the prefect cicp possession given the firft of
April next, or looser, if the conditions can be
complied with.
Two or r^ree Rice Plantations to be leafed lor
five or fix yeas, on edy rent. For terms apply to
Theodore Gaillard.
Who req efts all perlons who may have any de
mands agdinft him, of any kind whatibever, that
they will leave a Ibxte of their demands at fits house,
that he may take meafurcs for fettling them accord
ing to law: he allo requests thole who may have
.demands against the elates of Peter and Iheodore
G uidin, deceased, to deliver th m in, as the ellate
will soon be delivered into the hands of one of the
heirs
For Private Sale,
For CASH or INDENTS,
AT""'" MEN, Girls, House wenches,
V V and Field Slaves.
CUDWORTH & WALLER.
For Private Sale,
A NEGRO WOkIAN, allowed to be as com
pk-te a V/afher and irone-, plain and pafhy
Cook as any ofh r col >ur in the date, and fold for no
oth r fault than because Ihe willies for andtLerowner.
Apply on lames-lflaid to RUfd 3 TONE.
Aaguft 2, 1784.
NOTIC E.
TH E Subferiber having received intimation
from some of the Heirs of the late Benjamin
Williamson, that they could not conveniently meet
the mdminidrator, at the time lately advertised,
lequeftsall who are concerned, to meet the Third IVed
nefday in October, at the Exchange Coffee-Houfe.
William Williamson.
3^ 25, 1784.
NO T I C E.
^^THEREAS my wife SARAH, has elop/
yy from my bed and board, this is therefore t°
foiwarn all person's hot to harbour or tricf her on my
account, as I will pay 710 debts of her contracting
from the date hereof.
Thomas Deighton.
Charlton, Augift 16, 178)
NOTI C E.
AL L persons to whom the estate of Peter
Sinker, is any ways indebted, are desired to
fend in a Rate of their demands; and those indebt
ed to said effate, are earnestly desired to fettle with
the fubferiber according to law, by the firft of
October next, to enable him to make a final fcttle
ment with the heirs.
James Sinkler.
August 1, *784.
W A WTt D,
fro BE HIRED by
the Month, a Warner-Woman. Enquire
of the Printer.
^JTHEREAS my wife ELIZABETH did dope
NN from my bed ana board in November, 1779,
and was then advertized, forwarding all persons to
trap her; fc went off with the Briti/h, has fence re
turned, and is now contriving debts on w; account :
This is therefore to frwdrn all persons not to harboa
or trust her on my account, as 1 will pay no debts con
traded by ner yroni Aouerrwer, 177^, nor froru the
date hereof. Ar, ferfn harbouring her may defend
on being profautedlo the utmofi rigour of the law.
WILLIAM rigos.
St. George's Parift, ChaAftirn DfbiA.
August 16, 1784.
N O TIC E;
I'HE Creditors of John Ecrwich.c, late of
X Cliarleft.cn, deceased, are requeued to render
in a state of theiT refpe&ive demands, rroncrlv
authenticated; and thole indebted, to fertile ' and
pay such part as is recoverable by law, on cr before
the firft day of October next, to
ANN BERWiCKE, Admihiftratrix.
Charlflon, July 26, 1)84.
N O T I C E.
II E Enquirers, AiLßors, and Collegers for
A the Farifr.es of St. Philip and St. Michael,
having called once at the several houses of the in
habitants, give this notice, that they {hall begin to
fit at the Genera Assembly Roomm :he State Louie
on Wednefuay next, the 11th of A.uguft, from th
hours of g to 1 o'clock, to receive such returns as
are not yet delivered in; ard that they (hall con
tinue fitting until the 21st inHart, after khich time,
defaulters will 'be dealt with according to law.
Peter Bacot, John Edwards, jun.
Edward Trefcot, jofeph Dill,
John Calvert, John Beale,
William Roper.
NOTICE.
HE Librarian of the Charlrfon Library
Society, having had information of a number
of volumes being dispersed abtut this city, and
different parts of the country, belonging to the
society ; it is requeued, that all persons pohefied
of any of the kme, *ill immediately transmit
them to the fubferiber, at the Library room, the
north-east corner of the Exchange.
By order of the Society,
JOHN M'CALL, Jun. Sec'ry.
N. B. The Books are marked on the outside
of the cover, next to the title page, " Charltfcr.
Library Society," and on the back, underneath the
title, with theinitial letters C.T. L. S. and some
of them are marked on the cover, next to the title
page, J. MACKENZIE, Esq.
NOTIC E.
fl LL perjons indebted to the efate of John Marr
& % derlon, of St. David's Parifi, deceased, are
carneftly desired to fettle and dfcharge their refpeaPi
debts ; —and any person who will give information where
any Negroes or other personal property belonging to the
said estate may be found, the fabor will be gratefully
acknowledged.—Those to whom the said efiate is in
debted, are requeued to give in their federal demands io
GEORGE HERIOT,
DANIEL TUCKER,.§ Adm^trators.
Georgetown, July 2, 1784.
STRAYS.
JOEL M'LEMORE, gives notice of a frail bay
mare about 6 or 7 years old, branded on the near
fioulder 0, and on the near buttock IF, paces and trots.
Taken from William ATCallfn, a black Hers:
about 14 hands high, 9 or 10 years old, thin made,
loft a piece of one ear.
Nathan White, gives notice of a for^l Mare, a
bcut 13 hands high, about 5 or b years old, a her in
herforehead, neither locked nor branded.
M'Caigak Phillips, gives notice of a bright bay
Mare, about 12 years old, a far i,i her forehead,
neither docked nor branded.
Robert Norvell, gibes notice of a ckfnut sorrel
Hose, about 14 hands hizh, and about 6 or 7 years
old, large white in his forehead, Ms kind feet white,
long tail,- branded on the nearfkoAder Cn.
Joel M'Lemore, gives notice of a sorrel bay Hors,
about 13 hands high, and about 10 years old, a small
far in his forehead, short tail, branded on the off
Jkoulder H. The owners of the above fltrays must prove
their properties within the time prefriFA by law, be
-Ifore WILLIAM" MEYER, , F.
July 12. 1784. Camden DiftriA. ,
STRAYE D,
A White COW, with a few brown foe's aho t
, her neck and back, branded W 2, marked
on one car with a crop and dip, on the other a
crop and upper, half penny. Soppofed to be be
tween DorchcHer and Charleston. Whoever will
bring her to No. too, Mee^ng-dreet, Mall receive
a reasonable reward.
Adv/ 'B, 1784.