The Gazette of the state of South-Carolina — Charles-town [S.C.], 1784-06-03 00:00:00, page 4

For Private Sale,
THE Following Tra& of LAND, on Great-
Ogechee, Nine Miles from Ogechee ferry,
Twenty-five Miles from Savannah, containing loco
Acres, old Survey; 400 of which is good Swamp
Land, the remainder good high Land, well tim
bered, and three Miles from a Landing. On the
Premises are some Qut-Houfes, a good Water Ma
chine, with an excellent Command of Water:
The Conditions are five Years Credit, with rea
sonable 1/itcrcft.and Security if required; In
dents, on the State of South-Carolina, will be
taken as part payment. Any Perlon inclining to
purchase, may meet with a bargain by applying to
the Subferiber, near CuNwhatchie Bridge.
1 DAVID HUGUENIN, Jun.
WANTS A PLACE,
A Sa WET NURSE, or House-keeper, a
4% Woman that can be well recommended.
Enquire at the Printing-Office.
WAN rtl) a PARTNER,
1/lon^eftbe befi Tracis of Land 1/1 this Slate.
IT contain! between 8 and 910 acres, 453 of which
is good /wrap; the Eiga land erm el, oak and
hickory, the fo^mp abounding with large white oat
^ad evpreft ; whhir, LG than a mile of a good landing.
The Conditions are fibe years Credit, and giving
gepd fe-urity. The management in the country to be
ptirefy invested in the Puschafer^ hands, either him
felf, er some one employed by him, to attend the wood
cutting, &c. and the prefect pufftfior the bulk cfs in
tu^a, Whoever this m*y foil, may apply to the Printer.
SLANTS a place,
A Young Woman having loft her child, would
J I be glad pfYaking one in to nuffe. For par
ticulars apply at No. z 6, Broad-Erect, or at the
Primer?.
1 fWANTED, a Man well learnt in the Taylor's
Vr trade ; a single man w> old be preferred, as
one with a family would not suit so well. Any so
ber m?,r, qualified as above, will meet with encour
agement preferable to iourn y work, by applying at
No, 8, Beresford's All y
NO T I C E.
TT/HFkEAS it has been a custom for boats go
, V in;, up to Watboo lacdi g, and from thence
t fr ,k% vuof , lumber,' and whatever else they think
^N at thirteen cords of wood in February was
t^m 2?:v, andon the 9th of May a quantity of
too inch evprTs plank (the boat which took the Jaft
being well known) it is r-quested the files of it will
be prodar-j to Mr. William Dewees, who, on de
fault, will prosecute any one concerned ; and offers
a rewr-d o' kwo Guineas to any one who will dif
cever said th fcs.
STRAY S.
g'™AYED into the inelo ure of the fubferiber,
, UV a light forrei Horse, branded on the mounting
ffi older and buttock J. W. on the off Ihoulder and
buttock J B in circle, with a blaze in his face. Who
ever owns the said horse, may apply to Alexand r
Brink, two doors below the Cross Guns, Kmg
fireet.
Z /[R. Conrod Heckelley informs me of an iron
111 grey Gelding, about 14 hands one inch high,
fix years old, a natural trotter, neither docked nor
branded; Grayed into his enclosure some time in
March laE. The owner of the above stray may
piove his or her property before me within the time
prescribed by law. 11. HUTCHINSON.
St. George's Parift, Mav 15, 1784.
% ''AKEN u,p near the Quarter boule, a forrei
JL Mate, About 14 hands high, with a far in her
foreheads branded on the mounting shoulder and
buttock 1, about nine years old, trots and canters.
Whoever owes laid stray may have her on paying
charges, and applying to Casper Erhard.
STRAYED into the lubferiber's inclofures on
th^ City Neck, a dun Cow, marked with a crop
'in one ear, flit arid underkeel in the other, branded
©n the rump something like co. The owner is re-
V
quested to prove his property, pay charges, and take
tier away.
JOHN COX.
CharleffowD, May2|, 1784.
A NY hrfonspoffeffed of Articles belonging to
IT the United States of America, or can give in
formation where such are deposited in this State,
are hereby requeued to fend a particular Account
thereof to tlte Subferiber, who is authorized to re
ceive the fame, and will give proper receipts for
what may be delivered.
< GEORGE ABBOT HALL.
Charlefon, April 27, 1784.
SPRING WATER.
" E Subferiber gives Notice to the Inhabi-
X tants at large, that he has, at a great Expence,
elected a spacious BRICK Vv ELL, witli commo
dious Pumps fixed therein, at one of the moll plen
tiful and excellent Springs of Water within the
vicinity of this City, well known by the name of
LANCHs SPRING; the whole covered over,
in order to preserve the water cool in summer, and
keep it clean and pleasant at all seasons.
families may be fuppiied with Drinking-Water
at 3s. 6d. the quarter, to be paid always in advance.
—Those who keep Public-Houfcs must expert to
pay in proportion to tire quantity of water they
mull ncceffarily use—Constant attendance will be
given at the Pumps.
Masters of vessels may have their calks brought
up, filled, and carried back to any wharf they
chufe, at Half a Dollar the cask, by
ROBERT HOWARD.
To the PUBLI C.
nOHE Members as the UNION KILLWIN-
A ING LODGE, since the burning of the
Flay-house, and the adjacent Dancing Assembly
Room, having been Solicited to build upon their
Lot, where the Play-house flood, a Suit of Public
Rooms; give Notice, That, in coniequence of such
RoqueE, they intend ere&ing, upon the founda
tion of the late Theatre, such a Suit of Rooms,
properly calculated for the reception and accom
modation of the Ladies and Gentlemen, as well as
for the use of any Public Society or Societies, that
may think proper to frequent them.'
Any person inclinable to undertake to build the
fame, is cleared to give in his Proposals (with
Estimates) to the Subferiber at No. 53, Tradd
ftreet; and, where the Ground Plan and Elevation
of said intended Building may be seen.
JOHN TROUP.
STATE of SOUTH-CAROLINA.
FRANCIS MITCHELL, of the State aforefaid,
who is in cufody of the Sheriff of Charlfon
DifriP by Virtue of a Writ of Capias ad Refbonden
dum; at the Suit of Willicugi Kircaldie, having 'fete
tioned the Honourable the fudges and fuflices of the
Courts of Common Pleas, that he may be admitted to
the benefit of the Alt made for the relief of Insolvent
Debtors. It is Ordered, that the fail William Kir
caldie, and all others to whom the said Petitioner is
arywife indebted, be, and % they are hereby summoned,
and have Notice to appear at the usual place of judi
cature, at the Court of Common Pleas, or General
Sefions, which flall frfhappen to be hidden three
months next after publication hereof, to jhew cause if
any they can, why the said Petitioner Jhould not have
the Prayer of his Petition granted.
Wm. MASON, C. C. P.
Office of Common Pleas,
May 16, 1784.
NOTI C E.
THE Subscriber having three different
times, (previous to the reduction of this
City by the British) called on the Heirs' of the late
Benjamin Wilhamfon, to meet him for fettling the
Concerns of the said Benjamin Williamson, and
which they negle&cd to do for reasons, as he ap
prehends, well known to some of them, now calls
on them again to meet him the Second Monday
in September, at the Exchange Coffee-Houfe: this
long Notice is given that those concerned in Geor
gia, as well as here, may have all imaginable in
formation of this Advertisement. All Creditors are
desired to fend in attested Accounts of their Debts.
. WILLIAM WILLIAMSON, Admn.
Charlefon, May 18, 1784.
FRIDAY, f UNE 4 th,
Will be SOL D, at the House of Mr. Thomas
Cooke, No. 32, Church-street,
At 10 o'Clock in the Morning,
The following Effects belonging to the Estate of the late
Mr. Benyamin Wheeler, deceased, viz.
A VARIETY of Houfhold and Kitchen Fur
niture, a number of Cabinet Maker's Tools,
a few Logs of Mahogany, Cedar & Cypress Boards,
sundry valuable Books, Wearing Apparel, &c.
ALSO a short Lease of a LOT in Meeting-street,
No. 35, with the buildings thereon. Conditions
of Sale will be declared on th^ above day.
Thomas Cooke, )
James Wilkins [ Executors.
Henry Gafkin )
De la Cantrie & Selles,
No. 05,' Broad-ftrect,
HAVE FOR SALE,
SUGARS in hhds. and tierces. Coffee, Taffia,
Burgundy & Champaigne Wine in Hampers,
For Sale,
At No. 81, Tradd-ftreet.
AN EAT Assortment of Manchester Good^
just opened, consisting of Bordered Mock
Quilting, Corded Dimity, Queen's Cord. Princes,
Pyrancum, Italian and Prussian Cord, Mullin, Sat
tin and India ditto, suitable for La'dids Riding Ha
bits.. Fine India Dimity, plain and bordered
Sattinet, Jannet Jeans, Cotton Counterpanes &&*
will be fold on very Reasonable Terms. l
N OTYc
ALL Persons to whom the efate of Benjamin
Wheeler, of Charleston, Cabinet-Maker, feceafr
cd, funds indebted, are defined to fend in their ac^
counts properly attested; and all those that are iMebtei
to said estate, are defined to fettle the fame with
Thomas Cooke, )
James Wilkins^ Executors.
Henry Gafkin. )
N. B. And ad those to whom the Co-Partners
fop of Wheeler & Cooke, stands indebted, are de
sired to bring in their accounts Property attested: and
all those that are indebted, are desired to make immedi
ate payment, to THO. COOKE,
Surviving Partner.
N OTIC E.
THE Subferiber being desirous of fatisfying his
Creditors as soon as possible, has placed his
Accounts in the hands of John Pringle, Esq : At
torney at Law. He therefore requires all persons
indebted to Garnier & Hubac, Garnier & Goyan,
a ^^ John Garnier, by bond, note or book account,
tofettle their refpe&ive debts, by the 15th of Ma,
next, as he will be obliged after that time, to pro
ceed by a course cf Law. He desires all those te
whom he is indebted, on account cf his different
concerns, to make tlicir several demands kr;own<
Georgetown, May 7, 1784. JOHN GARNIER
T O'" HTR E, ~
Three Excellent COOPERS. Enquire of the Printed
N OTIC "
TH E Co-Partnerflip of David Adams, & Co.
is Difohed; they expert, those indebted to them,
will make immediate payment to the Subferiber, No. 105,
Broadfreet, as no further notice will be given.
May 10, 1784. THOMAS DUNBAR.
Wanted to Hire by the Year,
A N^GRO BOA able to go on errands, and
do other flight business, he will be well used,
and kept out of idlencis. Also a WENCH who is
a plain cook, and can wash and iron well: their
wages to be paid monthly, quarterly, or yearly.
Apply at No. 70. King-Erect, or to the Printer.
N. B. Country Negroes not well acquainted
with the Town, would be preferred.
OTI~C~
STRAYED into Capt. James Mitchell's Plants
tion,. at Goose Creek a small Grey Horse, a
bout 13 hands high, 8 or 9 years old, paces; bran
ed on on the mounting shoulder and buttock,
something like Q with a stroke across the middle
and an S joining to the q. The owner muE apply
and prove his property in Charleston. before
, JOHN HALL, J. P.
Charleston, May 5, 1784.
To be Sold at the Printing-Office,
BLANK Bonds and Judgments, War
rants, Writs, Bills of Sale, Subpoena
Tickets, Executions againitthe Body on
Process, ditto against the Goods, Sum
mary Processes, Bills of Loading, Inden
tures, Powers of Attorney, Articles for
Seamen, Price Current, Attachments,
Deeds for Land, Bills of Exchange, &o,
To be Sold at the Printing-Office,
DI LWORTH's Spelling Books,
New-England Primmers, An Or
ation delivered before a Convention of
Free and Accepted Masons, Lord Chef
terfield's Letters, the Polite Philosopher,
Writing-Paper, Paste-Board, &c. &c.
A HOUSE with 6er 8 Rooms, and good out
4 1 conveniences, in a part cf the town fuit&Ut
for trade. Apply at the Printing Office.