The Gazette of the state of South-Carolina — Charles-town [S.C.], 1784-06-03 00:00:00, page 1

TO BE SO I, D,
On THUR&DA Y the isl of JU LY next,
at Georgetown,
T" A' va 'udb;e PLiINTAh.ION on Fort's
Creek,within 6 miles cTjecrgetown, known
by the name of Summers's, Within a quarter of a
roue to a Landing, abounding with a quantity of
the belt line for sawing. and lias a quantity of
Rice Swamp, 100 acres of which is already clear
ed, and has been planted, and by die crops made
•n it has proved inferior to none in the State;
tnere is in the wnole upwards of'l2o acres.
Conditions of Sale, one half payable ,the lit of
March, 1785, on bond with security, the other
halfdhe id March, 1786. Any perlon inclinable to
purchase at Private Sale, may treat with Henry
Grant, or the fubfenbers, any Free before the day
of Sale. MAURICE SIMONS,
• ANTHONY BONNEAU,
Surviving Copartners of Anthony Bonneau & Co.
At the hone ti ne.and place will be Sold, the
well known and valuable Lots in Georgetown,
With the Vvharf, the property of Bonneau ^nd
Jaimefon, on the fame terms, anplv as above.
ANTHONY BONNEAU,
Surviving Copartner.
HAYM SALOMON,
Broker to the Office of Finance,
HAV ING procured a licence for exercising tire
employment of an Audioneei; in the city of
New-V oik, has now opened for the reception of
every ,t^ rofrifrrtftfrew^Teo. 22,
Wall-Street, lately occupied by Mr. Anthony
Blecker, (one of the best hands' in the city) and
every branch of business, which in the fmal'lcft
degree appertains to the profdhons of Fahler,
Auctioneer and Broker, will be tranfacicd in it, with
that fidelity, dd atch and punctuality, which has
hitherto charaderifed his dealings.
Ilie house, in point of convenience and fituati
en, is exceedingly well calculated for the deferent
kinds of business abovementioned; and he thinks
it ahnoft unnecessary to assure those who may
favour it with their orders, that the ftri&eft atten
tion Shall be paid to them, and the utmost Care
and folicitu.de employed to promote their interests.
Ihe nature of his business enables him to make
remittances to any part of the world, with peculiar
facility; and this he hopes will operate consider
ably in his favour, with those who live at a distance.
A desire of being more extensively ufeful, and
of giving universal Satisfaction to the public, are
among his principal motives for opening this
house, and Shall be the great leading principle of
all its tranfattions. '
By being Broker to the Office of Finance, and
honored with its confidence, all those fems have
palled through his hands, which the gencrofity of
the French Monarch, and the affection of Lie
merchants of the United Provinces, prompted
them to furnifh us with, to enable us to support
the expence of the war, and which have so much
contributed to its fuecefsful and happy termination.
This is a circumstance. which has eßablifhed his
credit and reputation, and procured him the con
fidence of the public—a confidence which it shall
be his study and ambition to merit and increase,
by sacredly performing ail his engagements.
The business will be conducted upon the most
liberal and extensive plan, under the firm of Haym
Salomon and Jacob Mordecai.
Philadelphia, May 7, 1784.
N O TI
TAMES DEN TON being about to leave this
J State, earnestly requeffs all performs indebted
to him, either by bond, note or open accoinpt, to
call cn him without delay, and fettle to his Satis
faction, to enable him to fettle with those he is
indebted to, or he will be under the diidgreeable
peceTity of lodgb g their accounts in a lawyers
Lands for a Speedy recovery;'
&ity 2ot/^ G°fo
THE
G A ZETT E
OF THE
STATE OF SOUTH-CAROLINA.
CHARLESTON: Printed for A. TIMOTHY, No. jco, Meeting-street
THURSDAY, JUNE g, 1784.
To be Sold or Rented,
^" d Po ffiff i on given the Jirft of June next,
CT^HA I large, convenient, and any HOUSE
, in King-Erect, with the extcniive Stores
adjoining to it.—Apply to
L. Leftarjette.
ELIZABETH FULLERTON,
At No. 29, Meeting-Street, ,
B EG , S l cave to info rm her friends, and the
public in general, that Re continues keeping
a LOaRD.^IG SCHOOL, for the education of
young ladies, and from the encouragement she has
already received, fie hopes for continuance of
their favours, and has to assure them, that every
attention and care will be paid to the morals of
the children they shall be plcafed to place 1 under
her. M siting, Arithmetic, D dicing, Music and
• * 'v\vOri., will be taugrft .ere, on the molt
reasonable term.s&
TOHN HALLS of St. I liomas's Parish, informs
J°'alpack Hoife, jqJ h^nds high, with a
Imall Rar in his forehead, brand d on the moun
t ng ihoulder S. W, a natural pcer, having Graved
into his plantation in December Lit. she owner
nidi prove hit pro •erty before.
HOFSQN PINCKNEY, J. P.
To be Kited,
By t e Month or Quarter,
A Good Washerwoman and Ironer, 2nd a
handy Loy as a House Servant. Enouire
at the Printing-Office. 4
ROBERT DILLON,
1, ETU R N S his thanks to his friends and
-Lw cuftofneis for their past favours.—lie now
aecquaints them, that he has received a neat as
sortment of delicious LIQUORS, afoong which
are, Champai^ne, Buigurdy, ConftafitD, Claret,
Port, Malaga, Cherry, and Mountain Wine; allo
Rhenifb of the vintage of 1748, old Ilock of the
vintage cl 1724, old London particular Madeira
Wine, and the Very best old Jamaica and Welt-
India Rum. old French Brandy in cases, Porter
in hogsheads and Bottles, which he will fell at the
lowest rate for cash or Short credit, at his Store
No. 16, Elliov-ftreet. gw.,
Just Arrived,
A Small quantity of DoEtor Bake fa's Genuine
Antiforbutic Dentifrice, and Albion Efface,
for preferring the Teeth, Gums, Sockets, Breath. Bc.
It is prepared by hutff, and warranted perfectly
free from toe leaf corrofoe particle or injurious pro
perty whatever.—By attending property to the directi
ons, and oyerving the necefary precautions, people
may not only free thernfelues from a great deal cf pain,
andprftroe their teeth and gums throughout life, but
also those of their Children, as health, and beauty of
the teeth depends in a great measure on the care and
treatment f them ir. early life. The origin and for
mation of the.teeth is the work of nature; but their
preservation depends generally on the affiance of an
experienced Den'id.
Each feet of Autiftcrbutic Dentifrice has, to prevent
frauds, Ms name on' the cover and sealed with his
coat if Aims, th" fame as the copper f bate arms on the
table of the of the bottle, of Albion Essence, and is
Sold by the Printer of this Paper, at One Dollar each,
with proper printed Directions.
WANT r:A
As an Apprentice to the Printing Busi
ness, a smart active Boy about 14 years of
age, with a tolerable good education Enquire ^
Q^pimtinfy&Gfy''
NEW- YOR K, April 8.
PROCEEDINGS
OF THE
SONS of LIBERTY,
Who were lately convened in consequence of the follow
ing fare Addrefa
To the SONS of LIBERTY in the City of
New-York,
(Concluded from our laft.f
On motion, Resolved,
That the following be read,
WHEREAS by a law of the Rate new in
force, the inhabitants of the southern part
of the Rate, or the greatest part of them, are dis
franchised and rendered incapable either of elect
ing or being elected: and whereas, there is a bill
now before the legislature, for the purpose of re-
Coring to the rights of citizenlhip, such of the fail
inhabitants, who have been cither friendly to their
wishes, or moderate in their opposition, to the
cause of the country, and of excluding for ever
those who have taken an active agency in support
of tiie tyrannical mcJhres bf the Lritifh Court; or
who, in the coude of tee war, have manifested art
implacable aversion to the principles of our free
government, and to Whig principles : and where
as, while fuel) , a biil is depending, it becomes our
duty to make known our sentiments upon a fubjeft;
on which both qur interest, and the peace and
rrolperny rt# th" Ate, ar so cfTontially concerned,
in order that our Reprefentauves inay be well in
formed, concerning the inclinations and opinion,
of their conflituents:
Therefore Resolved,
That in our opinion, it is impossible that Whigg
and lories can ever allociate, or mingle together,
or that government can be conferred as complex
ly eftabll{h,ed, while so great a number of Tories,
both of wealth and influence, remain in this me
tropolis. That, if the Tories are to remain in this
city, to the exclusion of the Whig citizens, tne
honor as well as the advantage whith the genuine
W higs have purchased at so great a price, will b 0
loft to them, 'and Tories and Apostates will enjoy
the benefits arifirg from the revolution.
Refolded, That we will on no pretence whatever,
consent to live in society with any persons who
have served the British during the war under com
mifbon as any kind, nor with any who have vo
luntarily aflifted them, by feiwing in any civil
office whatsoever, nor with those, who have beert
zealously and violently active against us, nor with
those, who have fitted out privateers, nor with the
fugitives from other states, who have fled into this
city, while in the hands of the British, nor with
those, who have come into this city from Great-
Britain, during the wan'
Resolved, That it be recommended to the charac
ters mentioned in the preceeding article, to remove
before the firft of May next.
Refolded, That this meeting be adjourned until
the 12th day of April next, and that these pro^
ceedings be published./
Ort motion of Mr. Lewis to withdraw from the
Committee, and that, another person be substituted
his room:
Refelved, That his reasons for withdrawing are
infufficient, and that he be continued in the ap
pointment.
Resolved, That the Chairman be authorised, with
the advice of the Committee, to call another meet
ing, whenever the interests of the Sons of Liberty
shall render it necessary.
Refolded, That the whole proceedings of thig
meeting, and of the one held on Saturday evening,
be printed in the public news-papers^
A G ENEROUS Price for Pink-root, small
f % and Seneka Snake-roots, will be given a%
No. 92;, Broad-street, by
SEVENS; RAMSAY & C%
No. 2205.