The Gazette of the state of South-Carolina — Charles-town [S.C.], 1784-12-20 00:00:00, page 3

TBB fokfcriber begs leave to inform his friends
and the public, that he has ejlabli/hcd an office
f v r thepu,pofe of trarfating the English, French, Dutch
and other Languages, at No. 15, Meeting-freet.
WILLIAM BINGLEY.
N. B. Strict adherence to the original writings
committed to his charge, arid every possible expedition °in
dispatching the fame, are his principal aim.
T O B S oT-dT
On SA'l LRDAY the Sthof January next,
, At the Plantation of Mrs. Mary Ford, on the
Horse-Shoe,
ABOUT Thirteen NEGROES, Houfhould
Furniture, a small stock of Cattle and Sheep,
the property of the estate of Mrs. Ballingall. Ex
tensive credit will be given.—The conditions made
known on the day of sale.
WILLIAM WILLIAMSON,
ALEXANDER M^OUEAN,
Rt. PARKER SAUNDERS.
A't the fame time and place, will be fold,
A few NEGROES, the property of Mr. Charles
Ford, deceased; On credit to the firft of April next.
Soiith-Cardlina Society.
A QUARTERLY MEETING of the SOUTH
CAROLINA SOCIETY will be held at the
City Tavern, on Tuesday, the 4th of January next,
Where the Members are desired to attend precisely
at Eleven o'Clock, and ttanfa& the business before
dinner.
By Order of the Society;
John MCall, juti. Clerk:
FOR SA L E,
ALUM Salt—-Boards, Planks and Scantling
—Carpets of beautiful colours—Teneriff
Wine in Pipes, Hhds. and Quarter Calks, Madei
ra by the Dozen. Apply to
JOHN MAUGER,
No. g. Bedon's-Alley.
Who wants to Purchase, Indigo, Tobacco, Deer
Skins, and Bees-Wax.
Charleston, Dec. 17, 1784.
F OU N D,
AMGURNING GOLD RlNG—Whoever
owns the fame may have it by rewarding the
Negro and paying for this Advertisement. Apply
at the Printing Office.
FOR PRIVATE SALE,
A STRONG healthy new NEGRO FELLOW;
will be fold upon very reasonable terms, for
cash or upon a short credit. Apply at No. 5, Be
don's Alley, to'
ROBERT NORRIS, & Co.
Dec. 20, 1784. 2wc
On TUESDAY,
"'^^ of DECEMBER inf.
"""begin the SALE
°' a C ar S o c f Two Hundred and
Sixty
Prime Gold-Corf Negroes,
Just arrived in the ship SUCCESS, Captain
John Conner.
Ball, Jennings, & Co.
Smiths, Defauffure, & Darrell.
Chatleflon, Dec. 14, 1784.
TO BE SOLD,
By PUBLIC AUCTION,
At Messrs. Prioleau and Co's. VENDUE STORE
The 21st of DECEMBER inftaht,
Lcafe of a Lot in Elliott-street, facing
X Gadsden's alley, oh which is a two-story
brick tenements large kitchen and very Convenient
back store, with a good well of water in the yard
The kitchen and back store have been lately
in compleat repair—The house is ihclbfed and
with little expense may be soon compleated 'both
fer a store and dweHing-houfe. Its situation for
trade will fufficiehtly recommend it to such, as in
the present scarcity of hbufes, ^nd in trade, hand in
need—One half of the purchase money Cassi for
the remaining half three months Credit.
And on the 23d day of December next, at the
-V'^?™' Clf ° r& ft re^s, Sundry articles
Houichold furniture, &t. &e. belonging to the
estate of me deceased. Terms will be made known
on the day of sale.
MARY SANSUM, Executrix.
For Private Sale,
A HOUS E and LOT,
'°' ""' '' efting Street.'
r "' freupation of Mrs. Ciles-Al,o d
, convenient House, with out-houses and faf
faent room for a garden, fauate at the head ofOueen
,N l ^g lands of Daniel Stevens, Efa.—fitMr
tffcfcnfoD may be had d great Bargain. For
particulars inquire of
JOSEPH VESEY, No. Bay.
Cnanftn, Dec. 9, 1784. ''
TO BE SO L D,
At AUCTIO N,
On St. HELENA'S ISLAND,
At the Plantation of the late John Norton, deceased,
on THURSDAY, the goth Infant, (if a fair day, .
If not, the firft fair day after),
A the personal estate of said deceafed—Con,ft
. 1 mg of a few Negroes, one of which is a good
foam cook, wajher and ironer, household and kitchen
furniture, aflock of cattle, a parcel of tanned leather,
andfundry other articles.—Also a Tratt of good Indi
go ana Corn Land, on,aid I,and, of about 278 acred,
Jituated on thefea fde. Ihe Conditions will be made
known on the day 'of Sale.
N. B. All the, that are indebted to,aid deceased,
are desired to difeharge the fame, and those that have
any demands again, said estate are desired to bring
them in properly attested, on or before the day of sale,
WILLIAM NORTON, Executor.
St. Helena, Dec. 8, 1784.
Notice is hereby given,
THAT the Members of the INEFFABLE
Lodge of Perfection truly and lawfully efta
ci"y; wi " assemble in chapter, on
THURSDAY, the i6th instant, at 6 o'clock in
the evening, at the Lodge-room, in Lodge-alley—
As they intend celebrating the Festival of the 27th
instant with the Antient York Mtfons, all Brethren
belonging to that Sublime Order, are requeued to
attend at 10 0 clock, A. M. of that day;
By Order of the T. P. Grand-Maser,
Abiaham Alexander, Grand-Secretary.
Ancient York Masons,
Of LODGES No. 190, No. 38, No. 40.
INTEND celebrating the Festival of St. JOHN
{^EVANGELIST, the 27th of December,
at the Lodge Room, in Lodge-alley— The Brethren
tnat intend celebiating the Festival, on application
being made to either of the Stewards, may be Ap
plied with tickets on or before the 24th, as none
wdl be granted after that day. Transient Brethren
excepted. ™-
^ ^William Clancy, No. 47, Corner of King
Q and Queen-streets.
^ Ethan Sickles, No. 24, Meeting-flreet;
*\ Captain snomas Gordon, No. 45, Bay.
/ Benjamin Huggins, No. 8, Bay.
^ ' r ° 3 am j Brown, No. 75, Church-street.
to UEfa^ Ellis, No; 102, ditto.
They meet at the Lodge room precisely at Ten.
.M. in th^ir several orders; from thence proceed
to St. Philip s Church, Where a sermon will be
preached suitable to the occasion. i pw
NoTif E.
THE Annual and Grand Communication of the
GRAND LODGE of the Mo, Ancient arid Ho
norable Society of FREE and ACCEPTED MASONS
of and for. this State, will be held at the City Tavern,
in Chdrlefa, on Monday, the 27th day of December
next, at Nine o'Clock in the Forenoon, riheri and where
the prefect and all fa. Grand Officers, with the Ma
,trs add Wardens of the Eleven Lodges confuted by,
holding under, and acknowledging the jurifdi&ion of
the,did Lodge, by themfetves or proxies in particular,
and all and every the brethren, both foreign and dome
fee, ingederal are defined tb attend precifel, at thefaid
The Brethren will then proceed from thence to His
IVorJhip the Grand Mafler's house, No. 67, Meeting
freet, in order to escort him in due form to the Lodge
room. °
Tickets, without which none can be admitted, may
be had by applying to the Grand Stewards, viz.
(JOHN HATFIELD,
GEORGE FLAGG,
Messrs RICHARD COLE, ,
) JAMES BENTHAM,
JOHN ABERCOMBY,
, (SAMUEL BEEKMAN.
N. B. It is requefled and expelled that the Breihreri
will provide then,elves with, new clothing, fit and Pro
perfor the occafion.'
By Order of the Grand Lodge;
JAMES BALLANTINE, G.Sk
Grand Lodge, Nov. 27, 1'784.
Jacob Deveaux & James Lamotte,
Under the Firm of
DEVEAUX & LAMOTTE,
HAVE commenced the FACTORAGE and
• , COMMISSION BUSINESS in general, and
will efleem tnemfelves happy in serving threir
friends and others in that line. °
Letters, orders, and produce of every kind, will
be received and faithfully attended to, on Mr. La
motte's wharf, situated between Colonel Vandcr
horft s and the Market wharfs, and known by Mrs
'f^'^ ^f °
TO BE L-E^
T lIREE very good ROOMS,
On the second floor.
Inquire at Ne. gt, Beresford,rec(.
TO BE SO L Bi
Ar PUBLIC AUCTION
By CONYERS, HOLMES, &Co.
At the Exchange Coffee-Houfe, on the 11th of Janua
^ , x hf™ l F l y at 11 o'Clock, the following Trails
%,', D ' late th# e property of William Stanyarne',
.fa: deceased:
THAT valuable and well known PLANTAR
TION, in Cacaw Swamp in St. Paul's Parifhj
known by the name of Toomer's run, containing 700
acrep: The swamp confiding of at lead 160 acres,
„ .f' mec ' e q ua l,° any, and inferior to none in said
Parish, the remainder good provision gnd pine bar
ren lands. On the premises are a good dwelling
house, and Negro houses.
At the fame time and plate will be fold, one half
part of that valuable Plantation pti John's Island,
called Richfield, containing goo acres, well timber
ed with oak and hickory, and a^ prime indigo land
as any in this State. As this lait tra& will admit
of a division, it will be equally divided into tra&s of
250 acres each, and will make two as valuable settle
ments as any in this State. The quality and fitua
tibn of the above trails are so well known, as td
render a more particular description unnecessary.
The terms of payment are, one tliird in January
1786, one third in January 1787, and the remain
der in January 1788, giving bond and approved se
curity with iritereft from the day of sale.
ANN STAN] ARNE, Executrix.
CHARLES FREER,
Morton brailsford, j Executory
Charlefon, Nov. 17, 1784.
ADAM TUNN O,
Has received by theftip Britannia, CabtainßALL,
from LONDON,
An Affortrheht of Dry Goods,
B hich he will difoofe of by the piece or.package, at hit
_ "ho,fale Store, No. 82, Tradd-ftreet:
HIT E, blujyrreen and brown plains, London
VV ditfil blankets, Brijiol ditto, faferfae cloths,
flannels, &c. printed cottons and muslin sorted, Ladies
scarlet cloth and duffe Cardinals, fluff and folk petti
coats, Ladies fine India cotton andfilk hose, mens do.
thread ditto, diaper table cloths, thread, and thread
gloves, callimancoes and gamblets, check and other
handkerchiefs, d valuable afotment of Irish linens and.
Jhectifigs, mens and boys hat's, Hirnsfoe foes, boots,
andflippCTS, Ladiesfuff, Morocco, and fattin ditto,
boys and children's ditto, hefts of portmantua and other
trunks, perfumery sorted, dressing cases, starch, medi
cures aborted, pickles ditto, turnery ditto, cloaths fla
ftets, chair harness and fadlery, rice, flour and racing
saves, window glass and bolts, foot, corn mills, flodt
lock, and H hinges, grafnals sorted, sod 2od and
° t I J,iE, tipt andjho, pipes, chamber dogs, tongs
and shovels, brass and princess metal, fenders, kitchen:
andr acks, millfanes, grind do, of different fees,
fcS ar , currant; and raisins, almonds, and black
pepper, hyfon, green, and fouchong teas.
N. B. Old Madeira and Teneriffe wines in pipes,
hotheads and quarter. caJks, old brandy and fine Jhrubj
two karpfchords and a forte pianofor sale, cheap.
For Private Sale,
On three,ears credit, for State Indents,
nr'HAT airy HOUSE and LOI in Legare-ftreet,
JL now occupied by Major Bouquet, 53 feet
front, and 270 deep.-r-Oft viewing the I,ot, toge
thei With the neighbourhood, every person must
acknowledge its situation to be as agreeable for a
private family, as any in the city.
An excellent GOLD WATCH, warranted good.
The most elegant SNUFF BOX in Carolina,
one only excepted. .
Two beautiful HUNTING PIECES, one of
which is painted in a masterly manner, allowed by
judges to surpass any performance of the kind ever
brought to America.
Cudworth & Waller.
A;^ : % ftpst- .-
..-— _____
John & Thomas Manjon,
Have received in the last Jhips from LONDON
AFRESH Affortmer.t of GOODS, which will
be opened in a few days for sale, by whole
sale or retail, on very low terms, particularly for
Cash, at their Store, No. 87, Church-street, cor
ner of St. Michael's-alley. ts
,For Private Sale;
THE fchoon^r Ranger, not more thin 2 year 9
°M, British rpgifter, burthen about 70 tons,
draws only 6 feet when loaded, with her furniture,
tackel and apparel, as she now lays in the stream;
oppqfite the exchange; she has just undergone ay
thorough repair, and may be sent to sea without
any expence whatever. If she is not fold before
Thursday, the 18th inst. she will on that day be
fold at Public Auction, by
Primerofe, Thomson, & Co.
FO U '
BY a Negro boy, a pair of gold button#. The
owner may have them by applying at the
Printer's, paying for this Advertisement, and a
trifle so the boy for his honesty.
Nov. 29, 1784,