The Gazette of the state of South-Carolina — Charles-town [S.C.], 1784-11-01 00:00:00, page 3

Printing Business,
Carried on in all its branches, at No. 4, Queen
fireet, by
BOWEN & MARKLAND,
Who have just received from Glasgow,
Their long-expected Printing-Office,
An Office as compleat, at leaf, as an, hitherto im
ported into these United States.
Neatness of Work, Dispatch, Cheapness,
and the strictest Secrecy, will cha
ra&erize this Office, which, we trust, with a libe
ral, generous, and enlightened people, Will prove,
at all times, (but more cfpccially this) no incon
fidcrable incentives to their custom.
Bowen & Markland.
Charleston, Oft. 29, 178,4.
TO BE SO L D,
For Cajh or Credit, exchanged for Negroes, or disposed
of for Lands in ChkrleJton,
T'HREE the ufand four hundred and twenty-five
acres, in the p rifh of St. James, lying be
tween Santee and Cooper rivers, compleatly tim
bered with pines, cypress, &c. distanced about 12
miles from Huger's bridge.
16co Acres in Camd< n diftrid, high hills ofSan
tee, adjoining to W, Richardson, Esq. and at pre
fect fettled and cultivated ly the fubferiber. The
fwarnp, confining of at least 600 acres, is esteemed
equal to any, and inferior to node, in that neigh
bourhood.
„o Acres, granted in 1774 to Laurence Mevers,
of Craven county, on the bad of Santee river,
bounded north.taflwardly by persons unknown,
lotith eaftwardly by lands that were the property of
the widow Brown, and south weflwardly by John
Juke.
' 500 Acres, granted in 1762, to Laurence Meyers,
in Granville cot nty, lying north westwardly on
James Clark, and on every other part on lands fup
fofed at that period t@ be vacant.
zoo Acres adjoining the above, granted in 1762,
to Chriflian bigwall, and then bounding on lands of
Mrs. Middleton fouth.eaftwardly, on James Clark
north-wcftwmdly, and onfall other lides on lands to
be vacant. Thek two lift mentioned trails are fi
tuated about 8 miles above Coofahachee bridge
20 Acres, originally granted to John Ulriek Sil
lig in the tow, flop of Seagotha, bounded by Saluda
river on the north-east, by Julius Credy on the
fouth^ealffouth-weflerly on vacant lands, and north-
Wellwardly on lands then belonging to Jasper Fry,
and late the property of Henry and Rosanna Brown.
TO BE LE T,
THA 1 convenient and well known Plantation,
formerly belonging to James Akins, Esq deceased
in the parish of St Thomas, plcafantly titrated on
Cooper river, and within 30 miles of Charltfton.
there being two dwelling-honks on the premises,
the one very elegant and lately built of excellent
materials, will be fold, (on condition of its being
taken away within fix months from the day ofSale);
this building is in length 4s, and in depth 34 fee,
with a piazza of t 1 feet in front, and conlifis of fix,
exclusive of two small rooms in the garret.
Plats and grants of each trad may be viewed, and
the terms of iale known, by applying to
J0 H N HUGER,
gt IW No. 63, Broad Rreet.
A. E. van Braam Houck^eeft,
No. 49, Bay,
Has lately imported, and for Sale, on very reasonable
terms, for cojh, produce orfiort credit,
A GENERAL Afortment of the best and most ufe
ful Medicines, afooted in J mall quantities, cin
namon, mace, sage, citron, raifas, currants and
prunes in jarrs, French cordials and wines of different
forts, wine vinegar in jugs, faperfine hyJon and green
tea in caniflers, from 1 to fold, wax candles in boxes
of 1 ill. mould and dipt tallow ditto in boxes of 271 b.
paint oil in jugs, pig lead, nails, ' hooks and hinges,
door and pad locks, tongs, fnouels and pokers, with
brass heads, elegant mahogany furniture, Jach as
Jingle and double chefs of drawers, secretaries writing
dejks, fide-board tables, Ladies drefoig deJks, with
looking-glasses and chairs, very elegant looking-glajfes
with gilt frames, large and small, and one very ' good
tuned piano forte, made after the last improvement.
Superfine linens, cloths, Jilks, Jewing Jilk, thread, and
many other articles. gt
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R A N A W A Y,
From the Sub,ft riber,
A DARK MULATTO WENCH, by name Ra
-41 chel: Jhe is about 25 years of age, and freaks a
tittle more properly than Negroes do in general:fa car
ried with her, a very white Mulatto, about 15 Months
old, whom fie calls fohn.
Whoever will deliver the said Wench with her child
to the Warden of the. Work-houfa or to me at Willtown,
Shall have a reward of Two Guineas: And Ido hereby
Jorbid all perfcns harbouring the said slaves, and all
Captains qfveNls carrying them off the State, as I will
tye thb utmojt rigour of the law in either case.
Paul Hamilton.
O&ber 29, 1784.&
just Arrived,
A few Keggs of Irish Rose Butter,
And to be Sole by the Keg or Pound, at No. 80,
Tradd-ftreet.
To be Sold at Public Sale,
By Messrs. COLCOCK & GIBBONS,
At their Store near the Exchange,
On Wednesday the 3d of Nov. next,
A Valuable PLANTATION on the Jl'ateree
River, about 12 miles from M'Cord's Ferry,
being in fix small tracts, containing 1352 acres old
measure; upwards of 500 acres of which lies over the
river, and is. fadmp, tie part of it cleared. Three
hundred Guineas of the purchase money to be paid next
factuary; the remainder mtf be paid in four years;
one fou?th, with the interest, to be paid at the expira-'
tion of each year, on giving bond with.approved fee u
rity. This land is fold fatty ito a marlgage, being
late the property of Mr. Robert Mdnereef, deceased.
At the fame time will be fold,
A valuable HOUSE WENCH and her three Chil
dren.—Also, a few articles of Mahogany Furniture,
and 25 volumes of Roofs. Twelve months credit for
the negroes, on giving bond with approved security.—
For the Furniture, &c. tic. cajh.—The property not
to be altered until the terms are complied with.
John brailsford, )
RICHD. MUNCREEF, jun. $
OR. 9, 1784. gt.i.w.
Joseph Ball & John Minott;
RICI URN their sincere Thanks to their Friends
who were so kind the last Season to give
them the Disposal of their Crops; at the fame
Time acquaint them, that they have taken Mr.
Thomas Ball, into Copartnership in the
FCTORAGE BUSINESS,
UNDER THE FIRM OF
BALL, MINOTT, & Co.
Who solicit a Continuance •of the Friehdfhip of
the former Concern in Particular, and the Public
in general, the ensuing Season, as they may depend
every Exertion will be used to give them general
Satisfaction and Boats provided in Time to bring
their Rice, &c. to Market.
All Orders from the Country, dire&ed to thern^
at No. 66, Church-street, will be punctually at
ended to.
Charleston, October 1, 17844
N 0 TI C E
IS hereby given to. all persons having demands
against the elites of Peter or Theodore Gourdir,
deceaf d, to render Tern in properly VUeftefij .be
fore the. Gif day of January nekt, eithr to Mr.
kheodore Gourdin, or the fubferiber. that a divifou
f tuofe edan will ton after take place and the
Executor will ConfiJer fULe'f no longer liable to
make go id any claims winch may be brought tn as
ter that date. He requests all perfus indebted to
fan] Ulate, to fettle agreeable to law. by laid time,
p^r itularly those whole Bonds end Mortgages have
been landing from sto 18 yea s. and no inhered:
paid.
THEODORE GAILLARD.
August 30, 1784.
St. Kitt's Mufcovado Sugars,
th^fr/l quality, for SALE,in hogjheads, tierces,
and barrels of different fezes. Also a quantity
of fine flavoured high proof Rum. Apply to
Smiths, De Saussure. & Darrell.
A new NEGRO MAN and a WENCH also for
Sale.
Just Arrived,
A Small quantity of Doctor BA x e r's Genuine
XA. Antifcorbutic Dentifrice, and Albion Efoice,
for preferring the Teeth, Gums, Sockets, Breath, &c.
It is prepared by himjelf, and warranted perfeHly
free from the leaf corrojwe particle or injurious pro
perty whatever.—Ry attending properly to the directi
ons, and observing the necefary precautions, people
may not only free themfelvesfrom d great deal of pain,
andpreferve their teeth and gums throughout life, but
also those of their Children, as health, and beauty of
the teeth defends in a gredt measure on the care and
treatment of them in early life. The origin and %r
nation of the teeth is the work of nature; bub their
prejervation depends generally on the affiance of an
experienced Dentist.
Each pot of Antiforbutic Dentifrice has, to prevent
frauds, his name on the cover and fated with his
coat of Arms, the fame as the copper-plate arms on the
table of the bottle, of Albion Essence, and is Sold
by the Printer of this Paper, at One Dollar each,
with properirej nted Directions.
'ph E fubfeiber has removed his Office to
JL Tradd-ftreet, between No. 15, and 16, next
door to tire dwelling house of Tames M'Call, Esq.
GUILLIAM AERTSEN,
Commiff. for Accounts of South-Carolina.
Coinmiffoners- Office,
CharleJton? Q&obcr 18, 1784. &ipw
AFTER returning thanks th my formed
friends the Planters, for their favours in the
Commission Buhnefs, I beg leave to inform them;
that 1 have again commenced
F A CTO R,
arid will be much obliged to them for a preference
in felling their crops the ensuing season. 1 mail be
fufficiendy provided with craft to answer their pur
poses. I am the Planters most obedient, humble
fava ^ Alexander Walker.
Charffon, Sept, 27th, 1784.
The Marine Anti-Britannic Society Quarterly
Meeting
TS to be held at the City-Tavern, on Saturday, the
A. 14th day of November next, whereof all the mem-,
bers are defaed to take notice: As there is bufaefs of
the g~eatefi importance to be laid before the Society, the
Members are dfired to attend precisely at One 0 Clock,
and tranfad the business before dinner; fitch as chufe
to dine will give in their names to the Treafarer one
week previous to the Meeting—and those in arrears are
earnestly requested to tome prepared to dfeharge the
famei
By Order of the Society,
Wm. H. TORRANS, ~D. Secretary.
OR. 25 , 1784.
PAT RTC K-TTnFs'
BAGS leave to inform the Gentlemen Factors:
of Charleston, and others, that they may be
fupphed, on tlieir own accounts, with any quanti
ty of Negro Slioes and Boots for their country cu^
Romers—Credit till January next.
Chartefton, OR. 25, 1784.
Public Auction.
On TUESDAY, the §th NOVEMBER next,
WILL BE SO L D,
At TED o'Clock, on Jeruey and JCalte.r's Wharf,
r rilE cargo of,the cutter Mary and Kitty;
X confiding of
125 barrels Pitch,
5 hogsheads Tobacco;
500 Pipe)
400 Hogshead < Staves.
220 Barrelj
The \l caring Apparel of a Gentleman decease&
At 12 o'Clock,
,WI L L BE SOL D,
.1 the Exchange Ctfee-Hoifc,
THE British built cutter MARY and KITTY;
with all her tackle and apparel, as flue now lies at
Jervey and Walter's wharf, burthen about fifty
tons, almost new; well found, and may be imme
diately lent to fca at little or no expence. Inven
tory to be seen at our Store—Conditions of the Sale
Cash. By order of the Administrator:
PRIMEROSE, THOMSON, & Co;
Wanted immediately^
Aman to go into the country, to teach a few
children in a Gentleman's family reading,
writing, and arithmetics: if he understands teach
ing of French, the more agreeable.
A person properly qualified, and well recom
mended, will meet with good encouragement, by
applying to the Printer, or at No. - 1, Lamboll'^
Alley.
N O TI C E.
CT^HE Books and Papers of Mr. Robert Brown;
late of this city, now of Antigua, merchant,-
are placed with the fubfefiber for settlement. As
the affairs of the concern will not admit of a longer
indulgence, legal methods will be taken to reco
ver all funis due, next Term.—Those who have
any demands may have them liquidated and paid;
by applying at No. 35, Bay, to
JOSEPH VESEY.
BRIAN CAPE,
HAYING assigned over to the fubferibers, for
. the benefit of his creditors, to be equally di
vided amongst them, all his effe&s, real and per
sonal, together with his books of accounts, bonds,
notes, &c. We do therefore requeff all persons
having demands against Mr. Cape, to fend in their
accounts to Joshua Ward, Esq; Attorney at Law;
and all indebted, are desired to call on Mr. Ward/
in whose hands the books are lodged, and fettle to
his fatisfatliOD; as speedily as poffible.*
GEORGE ABBOTT HALL,
WILLIAM BRAILSFORD;
JOSHUA WARD.
October 1, 1704.
Essence c/ Spruce^
A few Boxes made by the Patentee of
Quebec,
For Sale at No. 5, Bedon's alley.
ROBERT NORRIS, & Co;
o^2o, 1784.,-tf