The Gazette of the state of South-Carolina — Charles-town [S.C.], 1784-01-08 00:00:00, page 4

HORT and W ARLEY
HAVE FOR SALE,
A Number of very valuable and handsome
AEGROES
^^g^° Imported)
Among whom are Secy:': P # ocks, Waffiers
and Ironers and some Field Slaves, which they
will dispose of for cadi or 1 reduce at Market Price.
For Private Sale,
A Very valuable Plantation or Trad of Land
in St. James's Santee, containing 10 o acres,
about 300 acres of which is Swamp on Woodbacon
Island, where no fencing is required—the high land
admits of a most beautiful settlement on Santee River,
where the largest schooners may load at the barn door,
A valuable Tra& of Land containing 500 acres, si
tuated on Toby Creek, Prince George's Parish, near
Col. Elias Harvey's, 150 acres of this is as valuable
rice swamps as any within the State, and 2 or 3 miles
from a good landing.
A valuable Plantation in St. flames Goose Creek,
containing 900 acres old measure, 120 acres of which
is fine rice land and a confiderabie paitoak nd hickory,
fit for com, the rest is well timbered pine land.
A Trad on Wambaw, very fine for rice. The sub
scribers house, No. 8, Hazell-ftreet,—A credit will be
given. Enquire of
ISAAC DUBOSE,
St James's, Santee.
Jamaica Rum.
A Cargo just imported in the Schooner BE TSY,
of the London market proof and quality, to
be Sold by the Puncheon, by
DANIEL BOURDEAUX.
Dee. 8, 1783.
THOMAS JERVEY & JOHN ALLEN
WALTERS, acquaint their friends and the
public in genual, that they have entered into
Copartnership in the Factorage and Cemmiffion
Business, and have purchased Burned old wharf,
wherein are excellent stores fit for the rccepuon
of rice, indico, or tobacco; and will be greatly o
bliged 10 all those who will employ them in felling
of their produce: due attention will be paid to
their interest, and every endeavour exerted to
give fatisfaeion.
To be Sold at the Printing-Office.
DOCTOR Bakers Antifcorbutic Dentifrice and
Albion Eflence.—Lieper's High ar! Low
Toast Snuff—as good as any imported from Eu
rope.
JUST ARRIVED,
Frelh, and in fine order, to be\SOLD at No. 80,
Tradd-ftreet,
SYRUP de Capillaire, an excellent ftomachic
and Cordial, fine Bloom and other Kailins,
Currants, Olives, Capers and excellent Anchovies,
Mustard in {lb Bottles, Black Pepper, Sallad Oil,
Roche Petre, Gun Powder, F. also Iron Pots
from one to four Gallons, Jamaica well flavoured
Rum, by the gallon, Welt-India ditto, best NGfco
vado Sugars, &c. &c.
Advertisement.
YF a certain GEORGE BOLES, a
I native of Ireland (who resided fome
lime in Charleston, while the enemy had
possession of it) will apply to Charles
Darragh of Philadelphia, he will hear of
something to his advantage.
Daniel Hall, & Co.
No. §, Traddftreet,
H'AVE lately imported Madeira, Mufcatdl,
Malmfey, Lilbon and red Wines in pipes, half
pipes, and quarter calks, Brandy in pipes, high
proof Demarara and St. Kitts Kum in hhds. and
co gallon caflts. Superfine Philadelphia Flour,
Pilot Bread in caflrs of ico weight, Mould Can
dles in boxes, Corks in bales, Anchors and Cables,
which they will dispose of for cash or produce.
Cbar.eft.n, Dec, 4, 17"S°
WAN T E D
T IMMEDIATELY, for a Gentleman .intending
J to fper,d the winter in this City, genteel fur
rifhed lodging,—one or two bed rooms, a parlour,
rooms for lervants. a liable and chair house. En
quire of the Printer, or of Dr. Read, No. 8,
Bay-continued.
T) be Sold at the Printing-Office,
if AI LWORT H's Spelling Books,
F I loath's English Grammar, Watts's
minis and Hymns, An Oration deliver
ed before a Convention of Free and Ac
cepted Masons, Lord Chefterfield's Let
ters, the Polite Philosopher, Writing-
I aper, Paste-Board, &c.
CAME to my plantation on Stono, the 15th of
this infant, a Negro fellow and Wench whom
he calls his wife ; the fellow is a Guinea Negro,
calls himfelf WARNEY, fays his matters name is
Duncan, who the negro fays is in Augustine; the
wench calls herfelf HANNAH, fays her masters
name is Powell, and will give no further account
of him. JNO. VAUGHAN-
Dec. 16, 1783.
Pursuant to the last Will and Testament
of Roger Pinckney, Esq,; deceased,
Will be SOLD
At PUBLJC VENDUE,
On Thursday the B.h of January next.
On the Plantation of the laid deceased,
in St. John's Parilh,
AL L the stock of Cattle, among which are
two teams 0: ixea, hogs, corn, yeas, and iced
potatoes, plantation tools, &c. &c.
And on Tuesday the zoth of January, by Meffiears
Webb and Bounetheau, before the Exchange tn Charbf.
ton— The said Plantation containing ,921 acres, by a
late fuzvey,cn which are upwards of 300 acres of rwamp,
wi:h a quantity of good pino and cypress, a ^ocd
dwelling boule, a new barn built upon a iargeplau, of
the bed materials, ,a good orchard of choice young fruit
trees, and negro benfes lately and w&l built—also
About Fifty prime NEGROES, aroougft 'whieh are
a driver, carpenter, coopers, an excellent washer and
ironer, (quavers, lawyers and handy hoys, being the
entire gang on the said plantation.
Also a Lot of Land at Nair,dead.—Three years cre
dit will be given for ah ferns above five pounds, giving
approved security and paying inters ft pun&ually every
^ear from the day of (ale— The-property not to be al
tered until the conditions are complied with.
A plat of the land may be fcen at any time by cal
ling at Mr. Webb's, Wo. 13, Moore ffreet.
HOPSON PINCKNEY, ? F „
ROBERT QUASH,J
'Charleflon, Nav^ 18, 1783.
To be Sold at Private Sale,
A Trade of Land containing 500 Acres, (more
or less) situated in Craven County on Lan
caller-branch of Dutchman's-creek <hc Waters of
Wateree River, adjoining lands of Col. Kerfhaw.,
about 20 miles from the Town of Camden, and
is reputed to be a vety valuable pleasant situated
place, and also remarkably healthy. Apply
to
GEORGE ROUT,
No. 4, Moore-llreat,
Cbariefon, Dec. 2, 1783.
For private Sale,
AN -excellent Harpsichord and a Sptnnet.
, A number of valuable NEGROES. Several
Houses, Lots, &c. &c.
Cudworth, Waller & Co.
Ten Dollars Reward.
RUN Away about the middle of Novem. a Negro
fellow named OLIVE, this country born, a fboe
and boot maker by trade, is of a yellow complexion,
well known in this City, as he formerly belonged to
Mr. Patrick Hinds, is also know in Goose Creek,
and has a wife at Mrs. Elliotts, at Combahee, where it
is supposed he is gone. The above reward will he given
to any perfox that will deliver him to me at No. 9,
Beaufain Street, or the keeper of the Sugar House.
Edmund Fitzpatrick,
Who has a quantity of good Negro Shoes to dispose
of or the qu. ~ .ta re^bnahfo price.
rarateeift - g - ?^#CTreMC.RratremM=tm— raemnetra^^
JUST ARRIVED,
A Few jars of excellent Blue Raitins, to be
Sold, by the jar or pound, at No. 80,
Tradd street.
JUST IMPORTED,
A ND to be Sold, a HARPSICHORD, very
neatly finished, with two lets of Keys. En
quire of the Printer.
To be Sold at the Printing-Office,
J^LANK Bonds and Judgments, Wah
rants Writs, Bills of ^le, Subpeena
inlets, Executions againd the Body ora
Iroces ditto against the Goods, Sum
mary I rocches, Bills of Loading,& c . &c.
ANniverfary Meeting of the ChMeftora
Library Society, will be held ac the Chy Tavern
on Friday the 13th of January, 1784, where the
members are requeued to attend precisely at eleven
0 clock or (aid d 7 y, for the election of officers and
Other important business.
Dec. 17,4783. By order of the Society,
John M'Call, jun. Secretary.
State of South-Carolina.
AT a Court of General Sessions of the Peace,
Oyer and Terminer, Assize and General
Y°'r e ' r ' er y^ b ^ un an d holden at Beaufort, for
the Diltria or Beaufort, on the ;th daybf Novem-
EMPTY BOTTLES.
FO R which a generous price will be given by the
fubferiber, No. it. Bay, who has for Sale, a few
dozens genuine old Madeira Wine of the firft quality,
excellent Red Port, Bourdeaux Claret, warranted found
and good, Cyder and Taunton Ale by the barrel or
dozen, London Porter, but Charleston bottled, that
will (peak for itfelf.
Also, a general assortment of Ware, confining of
Copper and Tin Kettles, Japan'd and Flowered Sugar
Boxes and Candlesticks, Quart and Pint Jacks, Japan'd
Candle Boxes, Tumblers, Cullenders, Nutmeg Gra r
ters, Pudding and Luce Pans, Tea and Coffee Pots)
with Stands, Pepper Boxes, Salts, Table Spoons, & ..
JAMES MILLER.
Were noted for non-attendance as Jurors.
Notice is hereby given that unless they do make
good and fufficient excuses on oath, and transmit
them to the Clerk of the Court of said Diftri&:, on
or before the sth day of April next, they will be
severally fined in the sum of Five Pounds procla
mation money.
By Order of the Cou r t,
JOHN ROSE, C. C. S & P.
N. B. Theie is a fee due the Clerk for entering
ahd filing every excuse.
John Daniel
John Lewis Vignea
Martin Siffon
Robert Reid
Thomas Garnet
To Merchants & Tradesmen,
A f"™ desirous of employing some
£ # le lure hours would undertake the
bringing up, and keeping Merchants and
Iradefmens Book, by the y ear , with
clearneis, accuracy and difoatch: Estate
Accounts, however intricate, may also be
brought into ported order, and on as rea
lonaole terms a; possible.
1 B : A . iine dire aed to A. Z. and
e s at me I muter s, will be duly attend
ed to.
Were noted for nbn attendance, as PETIT
JURORS.
Notice is hereby given, that unless they do make
good and fufficient excuses on oath, and transmit
them to the Clerk of the Court of Seftons in the
said Diftria, on or before the §fh day of April
next, they will be fined, the former in the sum of
Ten Pounds proclamation money, and the latter in
the sum of Five Pounds like money.
By Order of the Court,
JOHN ROSE, C. C. S&P.
State of South-Carolina.
AT a Court of Common Pleas begun and hol
dcn at Beaufort, for the Dittrich of Beaufort,
on the (th day of November last.
ber last.
Charles Dupont
John Forfyth
Martin Shearman
James Thompson
John Roles
Nathan Smart
William WilJiamfon
Melchor Fulker
John Fenwicke
Philip Hext
Were noted for non-attendance, as GRAND
, JURORS, and
I Job M'Pherfon
I Jacob Strobhart
I John Booker
I Richard Stafford
David Saufey
, Thomas Cater
James Smart
I John M'Pherfon
I Peter Ulmer
I George Roberts
I Richard Scott
I Thomas Dadley
I Isaac Cuthbert
I Joseph Brailsford