The Gazette of the state of South-Carolina — Charles-town [S.C.], 1784-09-23 00:00:00, page 4

A GENEROUS price will be given by the
fubferiber for about 30, 40,0 r 50 NEGROES,
an entire gang, if fcaloned, and mostly workers;
on one, two, three, and four years credit, by giv
ing bond, and undeniable security in lands', &c.
in the city of Charleston, or in the country and
parish where he now rcfidcs.
BLAKE LEAY WHITE.
St. Rohit's Parijh, lergufons Swamp,
Sefct. 20, 1784.
Twenty Dollars Reward.
I? ANAWAY from the fubferibers, 8 or 9
A. A. months ago, a negro fellow named MINCO,
about 5 feet 9 inches high, ilim made, pitted with
the small-pox, speaks good Enghflp abl^ ~; .
of age; he formerly belonged to John 1 mey, on
Santee, where wc are informed he has A s n Lee.
Ihe above reward will be paid onthe delivery of
said fellow to the Warden of the Work-House, or
to .JERVEY & WALTER.
'Charlton, Sept. 13, 1784.
IXz'^^REAS we, proprietors of Drays, have
v v palled articles of agreement between us,
not to draw any load under the ratesallowed us by
the Wardens and Ccmmiffioneis of the ftrects,
under the penalty of, for the firft offence, 101. Her.
for the fecund, 201. do. find, for the third, 301.
one third of each penalty to go to the informer
or informers, the fa£t being fitft proved, upon
oath, and the transgressor worth the penalty:
therefore, we hope that the public, after this
warning, will not offer us 1- fs than the rates; which
rates are so low, the work so scarce, house rent so
h:gh, and provision so dear, that we can, but with
the greateli. difficulty, struggle for a living. But
what is surprising is that a number of persons, on
whom we depend for support, should want that
generousdifportion that prompts one to that tender
feeling which we ought to have for the distress of
opt follow creatures. Indeed of which, we are
called extortioners, and other irite&ives arethrown
out agamft us, foi only demanding that scanty
pittance allowed us by the public, in order to sup
port the ddbefled familiesof these now obliged to
follow that moftprecariousbianch of business for
aIiving.DRAYMEN.
N. B. V. e cannot draw any load from Gren
villes Bastion, or the Exchange to Gadsden's
wharf, under 3s. without doing to ourfclves a
capital injure.
y BL persons having demands against the estate
f^. of iLac Mazyck, deceafcd, are requeued to
deliver in their accounts, properly attested; and
tnoie indebtedto said eflate, to fettle the interest on
their refpe&ive bonds and notes, by the firft of
November; otherwise they will be placed in tire
hands of an attorney, to be sued for without dif
tin&ion.
MARY MAZYCK, Executrix.
Sept. 10. 3tiw.
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Commissioner's Office.
CTHE Subhriter being duly appointed, agree
,| ab'y to. the Resolutions of Congress of the
:o:h of February, and 12th of July, 1782. to
liquidate, adjust, and finally fettle the Accounts
between the State of outh-Carolina and the United
States, and for other purpefes therein directed,
gives this Public Notice to all concerned, that he
has opened his Office in the Room occupied by the
Honorable Senate during thtir Session, where at
tendance is given to receive all Accounts and Claims
that may fall within his Department, as well from
Public Officers, as from individuals, having demands
upon the United States, for supplies furnifhed with
in this State.
It is expected that Accounts will be rendered
methodically arranged, under pioper and dissing
heads, accompanied with the necessary vouchers.
GUILLIAM aERTSEN.
Charlefon, August 18, 1784.
To be Sold at Private Sale,
On Reasonable Terms,
AVERY valuable TRACT of LAND, in
Georgia, containing 80? acres old measure,
560 acres of which is said to be good Rice Land, situ
ated between the Rivers Ogechee and (owanachee.
1 he purchaser paying two hundred and fifty pounds,
in March next in order to pay off a Legacy may
have an extensive credit for the remainder, for
particulars, enquire of
Aaron Loocock.
No. 17, '1 radd-Street,
TO BE 8 0 LIT,'
And on ver, moderate Terms, for Case,
At To. 80, 1 radd-ftrect,
lONDON Duffil Blankets of an extra qualify,
-^ —Biue, green, and white plains be inaught
and duffil great-coats — Fearnaught jackets —Na
jackets, and kerfey ditto—Growlers, shirts, and mi
hurry shoes, very cheap—Double Gloucefier chee e
— Excellent hngle refined loaf sugar. 8 and ob.
tie loaf—With a number of other articles in 'the
provision wav.
Wells & Bethune,
No 10J, Broad-Street,
HA V E just received by the Sloop DIS
PA 1 c II ) Caph. W oodruff, from Lon
don, the undermentioned Articles, which tucy
will dispose of very low for Cafn:
Black, white, and coloured lutestrings,
Mantuas, la^ms, modes -arid farfnets,
White, blue and green fergedcloy,
Black her entire," bombazine, and lading,
Ribbeeax the Fated patterns, fAh & hat ditto,
Crimfori ^d white collar velvets,
Black ve^ ctribbons, Ollrich feathers & plumes,
:' uvnerape, hair feating, moreen,
"°" L ri ^ ditto flripe and crapt
foully ditto,
Sewirg iiL < Ana cup> and lancers,
Lmvrcmbt A brushes, white chapel needles,
f / cadors, uing dcfk locks, book-case ditto,
Brass and iron mined doer locks, elofet ditto,
Portmantua, tru k, and padlocks,
Ilafps and Naples, books and hinges, HL ditto,
;Coffee mills, fad irons, Saddlers tacks, brass do,
.Nails of ail forts, Iron wedges, gimblcts,'&c.
N. 8.. Ihcy have on hand New Butter in
Fiikins, Hyfon lea at Bs, and 6d. per pound,—
Souchong ditto, at s s. and red. ditto,
September 2, 17'84. t.
THREE GUINEAS Reward.
RAN AWAY from the fob
fcriber, the 6th Sept. inf. a negro fellow named
Monmouth, Carolina born; abaut 5 feet 10 inches
high, font and wettmadc, very black; he is plauhble
and artful. All makers of vessels and others,' are
forwarnedfrom harbouring or carrying him off, asthey
may depend on anfaering the confluences. The above
reward will be paid to whoever will deliver him to the
garden of the Sugar house, or to
ROBERT PRINGLE.
TO BE L ift
RUSSELLST^HAR F,
Rf''° put into compleat repair, and where any
U vessel which can come over the bar may load with
the greatefifafety; it is very finable for a Merchant
°r bailor, as there will, in a phort tun?, be flores
trebled to carry on the most extenfae business. Apply to
JANc RUSSELL, Administratrix
to the efate of Alexander Rufell, or
CHARLES MORGAN,
Lo. 12 :J, Broadfreet.
Udo give this notice to all persons always in
debted tofaid estate to fettle the sane immediately
with the Adminfratrix, or said Mr. Morgan, agree
able to law; and all thofc to whom the eflate is in
debted are desired to deliver in their accounts properly
attefled, as there is a necessity of having that concern
fettled as fan as possible.
10 be SOL 1),
At No. 80, Tradd-ftret.
A FEW Excellent Philadelphia II A M S.
A few nice Dutch CHEESES, just arrived.
L A 8 T N OTIC E,
To all persons indebted to George Lockey.
CTTIE fubferibers are under the neceflity of in-
I forming all these indebted to the above
mentioned G. Lockey, that unless they pay their
debts due to him, before the firft day of ()aober
enfaing, they will be sued without diftin&ion.
EDWARD CROOK
ROBERT FIELDING.
Sepc.il, 1784* No. 19J, Bay.
NOTIC E.
IF there is fitch a man by the name of Burnil,
or Burnel, now living in either of the States of
Georgia or South-Carolina, and will jet me know
wheie his place of refiderce is, or will call at
No. 52, Broad-street, cn D^dor Ifeac Chanler, be
may hear of something to his advantage.
BLAKE LEAY WHITE.
Charleston, August 31, 1783.
N 0 TI C E.
TT " ' ~Subscriber having received intimat on
ft from some of the Heirs of the late Benjamin
Billiamfon, that they could not conveniently meet
the dmioiftrator, at the time lately advertised,
'equedsall who are concerned, to meet the third Wed
mjdcy in October, at the Exchange Cofa-ITufa
William Williamibn.
July 25, 1784.
Charles Ferguson,
No. 80, Tradd-ftrcct,
C°R ''HUES to fell Rice, Corn, Peas, Flour,
Butter, '1 allow, Bacon, Tobacco, Deer Skins,
Link, Angelica, and Gentian Roots, as he has hither
to Avne, and on the fame terms.— Iny Gentleman,
who cannot come to market, may rely on having hi;
produce disposed of to the best advantage, and fapplied
wildfa(h nAffaries as he may write for, whether his
produce is fold or not.
N 0 T I C E.
A ' a Settlement or the late co-paitrnrihip of
L .I White and W alter will Ihorby be made,
thole persons to whom mey arc indcbted, are desired
to bring in their accounts for payment; and thole
indebted thereto, to make immediate payment to
8 I M.S ,V H I T E,
Who informs his Biends and the pu>!:c, that he
intends continuingthc FACTORAGE U>U3IN ESS
the coining season, and will be much obliged to
thole who will favour him with the lale of their
crops: due attention will be paid to their interests,
and boats provided 111 time to bring their rice, &c.
to market.
For Private Sale,
On a CREDIT of One, Two and Three Years,
A Trail of LAND in St. James's Parish, Santee,
containing 1000 acies old mcafure, 350 acres
of which is riverfaamp; the high land bluffs on the
the river, and affords a most beautiful place of fettle
merit; the landing is much frequented by schooners,
and is a most excellent place to ereEt ftorts for the re
ception of the Up Country produce.
ALS O,
A PLANTATION on Goofe-Crcek, about 21 miles
from Charleston, on the main road to the Congarees:
ft contains 900 acres, about 100 acres of which is ex
cellent rice swamp, 200 acres is excellent for corn or
indigo, the remainder is well timbered and wooded.
For particulars apply to
Kennedy & Huggins.
Charleston, Augufl 16, 1787.
To be Sold,
BY the Subscriber at No. 10, Beaufane-ftreet,
a parcel of well made Lootsand Shoes of fine
thin leather, Servants ditto. He requeffs his
cuftomeis wil pay off their debts of above two
years Handing.
PATRICK HINDS.
RECEIVED
By the Brig Le VIE, from Martinique, and to be
Sold at No. 95, Broad-jirect,
SUGAR in Hhds. and barrels, —Taffia.— Also,
Philadelphia Superfine Flour, —Burgundy in
Hampers. De la CANTRIE & SELLES.
Chrillopher Gadsden & Sons,
INTEND continuing in the Factorage business the
ensuing season, when they will be obliged to their
friends for the disposal of their crops. The greatef
attention will be paid to their interest, and they may
depend on never being obliged to fell their rice for want
of fore room. 6w.
I HE Veil:ry of sc. Philip's, Charleston,
i ir+Oim the tenants of Glebe Lots, that if'af
reirs of rent due the agin of March lati, be not paid
to the Rev Robert Snab, before the 30 h of Sep
eml er, the lots will on that d<y be fold agreeable
t) the terms of leafss. &qt. t, 1784..
To be Sold at the Printing-Office,
C CHOOLMASTERS Affidavits, Fables of
O Croxall, with cuts, Art of Speaking, Latin
Grammars, Buchanan's Syntax, or English Gram
mar, French Fables by Chambeau, Cullen's prac
tice of Phytic, Physical Pamphlets, New Method of
Inoculating, Receipt Looks with A.eh^papcr,
FOR SAL E,
On an extenfve Credit, the following property of
Henry Bcronncau, Ffj; viz.
! '° 'r" HAT valuable Houle, ( ffices, and ex-
A cedent Garden, No. 0 , Meeting
ftrett, prefentty occupied by the Hen. General
Moultrie, containing in front cn said Ilreet 94 Let,
and in dep;h 560 feet.
2d. 'I h^t House, offices and Garden, No. 46,
Queen-Hieet, prefentJy occu /id by Mis Dawfun,
containing, in front on laid Ibeet 72 feet, and in
depth 226 fee:.
3d. I hat Lot in Broad-street, No 12§, in a
very capital fitu^tiou for Business, prefentiy < ccu
pied by Chules Morgan k Co. containing in fount
on'faid street 24. feet, am in d pth 90 feet.
4th, That Let in Quen-ftreet, No. , feet,
nearly oppofire Mrs. Dawlon's, prelentiy occupied
by Henry Ephraim Schultz, containing in trout on
laid Urect 25 sett, and in depth 98 feet.
.A L S O, .
That PEW in St Michael's Church, on the
North fide, rear the Pulpit, No. 13.
The situation of the d ffeient Houks and I ots is
so peifedly known, that any further defcriptio is
considered unneceffaiy. For terms of Ele, &c.
enquire of
James & Edward Penman,
No 15, Bay.
Isaac Motte,
Rawlins Lowndes, I
John Huger, ) Altornies.
John Deas,
Edward Penman J
Sept. 2, 1784.