The Gazette of the state of South-Carolina — Charles-town [S.C.], 1784-08-30 00:00:00, page 1

[Vol. XLIIL]
To be Sold at Private Sale,
On Redfonable Terms,
AVERY valuable TRACT of LAND, in
Georgia, containing 860 acres old measure;
560 acres of which is said to be good Rice Land,
Situated between the Rivers Ogechee Cowanachee.
The purchaser paying two hundred and fifty pounds,
in March next, (in order to pay off 2 Legacy) may
have an extensive Credit for the remainder. For
^particulars, enquire of
Aaron Loocock.
No. 17, Tradd-Street.
Just Arrived from Boston,
And to be Sold at No. 91, Broad-street,
RUM in Hhds. Tierces and barrels, mackerel
in barrels, falmcn in kegs, train and whale
oil io barrels, bibiit in kegs, likewise a few bar
rels of excellent fall pork, and a few casts of claret,
For Freight to Boston,
Or an) ? other Port in the United States,
rip HE Schooner SALLY, a good Prong faft
I railing velTel, about 80 tons buthen, and will
be ready to fail in a few days. Apply to the master
bn board at Cochran's wharf, or at No. 91, Broad
ftrect.
NOT I C E. ,
ALL persons having any demands against the
eftite of John Barraquire, dectafed, are
defined to bring in their accounts pryptrly attested,
on or before the fifft of January next, as he will
fettle no accounts concerning said estate after that
date. MELCHIOR HUMBERT, Admft.
August 36, 1784. § miles above Parffiurg.
C^AME to my plantation, a Negro fellow who
, calls himfelf BILL, about 5 febt § or 6
inches high, lame in one knee; he is from the An
gola Country, fays he belongs th one Aaron Loocock,
on Goose Creek. The owner may have him by
applyingto LEWIS WINKLER.
Purforg, August 5, 1784;
To be Sold at Public Sale,
On Thursday the 16th of September,
At No. 49; King-freet,
rpHE personal estate of Richard Yeadon,
1 deceased, confiftirig of Clock and Watch
makers Tools, Watches, Houfhould Furniture, &c.
A L S O,
SEVEN NEGROES,
For which Twelve Months Credit will be given,
oh giving Bond with approved Security.
All persons having demands against the Estate,
are desired to fend in a proper state of their Ac
counts ; and those indebted, either by Bond, Note,
or Book Debt; are requeued to call and fettle the
fame, with
MARY YEADON, Administratrix;
Charleft on, August 25, 1784;
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For HAMBURGH,
tf The Brigantine DOLPHIN,
Capt; Olo'fson.
Wind and weather permitting, will pofitivdy fail
the 21st of September next. For Freight or Pal.
sage, apply to said Captain, at Prioleau's wharf, o f
HORT & WARLEY.
For Private Sale,
A LOT of LAND in Orange-Erect,
^1 feet front and 100 feet deep, on which
is a new Brick Houle with fix Rooms;
A L S O,
A very valuable Trad of 400 acres of Land
rear Four Hole Bridge.
L I KE W I S E,
Two excellent Tn^ts of Land on the Great
Saltkefcher, Terms riay be known by applying to
Cudworth & Waller.
THE
GAZETTE
OF THE
STATE OF SOUTH-CAROLINA.
CHARLESTON: Printed for A. TIA OTII Y, No. 100, Meeting-street.
MONDAY; AUGU,I o ° # -^
George knox,
HAS opened a large arid convenient
Store, No. 1, below the Curtain Line,
nearly opposite the Exchange Cofe-Houfe, where
the Business of an
Auctioneer, Broker, & Fa&or;
Will be transacted in the most extenftve and fatif-
L^ory manner. He will negotiate all public and
private securities that are in general credit, on ds
beneficial tei rris to Ins employers as the nature of
the business will adrhit. All goods lent to his
stores; for public Or private Tale, will be accounted
fol With tne Liideft punctuality, and ho precau
tion, that honor and justice can Warrant, shall be
hegle&ed; to promote the interests of thole who
may think proper so employ him; His connexions
with Gentlemen in hiany parts of the woild, will
empower hint to be of use to his friends, which
pleating service he will always perform With ula-
f r 'ft As he has served a considerable time in one
of tne firft Broker's Office in Europe; it became
necessary for him to underhand the nature bf
Titles, the different forms of Conveyances, and
the principles of. Surveying ;, the knowledge of
which he flatters himfelf will be essentially ufeful
to him in this country as a Broker, as it will en
able him in purchasing and disposing of Estates,
by examining Deeds, Surveys;, &e; tb complete
bargains with accuracy and dlfpatch; Every ar
ticle of country produce will be received ahd fold
on very moderate Cbmmiffibns, and to the best
Advantage. , The Tales at Auction will be con
ducted with the greatest regularity, and payments
made in all cases equal to his engagements. And
as he is determined not to forget the assurances
made his countrymen in this public manner, he
hopes for encouragement only in proportion to
his merits; .
N. B. His Store will be kept open conflantly
for the reception of Goods.
For Private Sale,
Cn a CREDIT of One, Two and Three Years.
A Trail of LAND in St. James's Parian, Santee,
containing io°b acre! old measure, 350 acres
of which is river fadmp; thi high land bluffs on the
the river and affords a most beautiful place of fettle
mart; the landing is much frequented by fhoovers,
and is a most excellent place to ereft fores for the re
ception of the Up Country produce.
ALS O,
A PLANTAI lON on Goose-Creek, about 21 miles
froin Charlefcn, on the main road to the Congarees:
it combine 900 acres, about 100 aores of which is ex
cellent ruefwamp, 200 acres is excellent for corn or
indigci, the remainder is well timbered and wooded.
For particulars apply to
Kennedy & Huggins.
Charleston, Augdjl 16, 1787.
FOR SALE,
THE Sloop TWO SISTERS, now lying at
. Eveleigh s wharf; a new veffcl, cbmpleatly
found, arid n^y be sent to sea With little or no
expence.. Her Inventory rriay be feeri, arid con
ditions of sale known, by Applying to .
Daniel Bourdeaux.
Fellowship Society.
A QUARTERLY-MEETING of said Society,
will be held on Wedhefday the Bth of Sep
tember, at the Lodge-Room, Lodge-Alleys where tire
Members are desired to attend dt Eleven o'Clock in
the Forenoon;
By Order of the Society;
Alex. Alexander, Secretary.
ROOM S,
TO BE LET,
At No. ^i, Beresford-ftreet,—Alto;
DAY BOA R D,
On very Ileafohable Terms.
The English, French, and Holland Dutch, is
spoken. Apply at said Number.
Charleston, August 2i, 1784.
burgwin Hobper, & Alexander,
.. No. 8, Bedon's-Alley,
HAVE , lately imported A GENERAL AS
.bOR I MENI of GOODS, which they will
dilpole of eithefr. Whblefale or Retail, upon the
most Reasonable Terms.
£ bey have also foi Sale; Flour in barrels, just
received—a parcel of Red Oak Hhds! Staves,
Shingles,—^nd and an excellent COOPER, either
for Cash or Credit; 3. t. p.
Exchange Coffee-Houfe
, ~. ,and GRAPE TAVERN,
AN Y Number .of Gentlemen, Clubs or Societies;
may be genteely entertained with Dinners, Sup
pers, tec. when befoke, on the Shorten notice, aU
elegantly dressed in the Enffifc or French taste, being
provided with an excellent o an Cook, and other do
mestic attendants..
N. B. Soups, Relishes, and Beef Steaks, from;
11 o'clock in the moruing until 2 in the afternoon.
Tea, Coffee, 13c. from 8 c clock in the morning until
Bat night. Soups, on the farteft notice, fort to
Gentlemen's houses.
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BILLS of EXCHANGE on Philadel
phia, to be Sold by
Lufhington & Kirk,
Iwo. 27, Bay.
BRES-W A X.
A NY quantity that can be delivered in 15 days
from this tinle, will be received, arid the
iribney paid bn delivery.
DANIEL BOURDEAUX.
No. 48, Bay.
. JUST IMPORTE D,
And now felling at No. 24$ on the Bay;
A variety of new Books and Pamphlets;
Printing arid Writing Paper, &c. &c.
WANT E D,
A Complete house wench, either to purchase or
4 I hire; and for such a generous price will be
given. Apply to the Printer.
.; -
Co-partnerfllipof RUSSELL and
'" i WARLEY, being by mutual consent dis
solved, the business of said concern is to be fettled
with the Subscriber, *hb still continues said busi
ness done; ~
Thomas Com. Russell,
Charleftori, August 18, 1784.
Just Received,
In the ENDEAVOUR, Capt. BUOG, front Amjefo
dam, and now opened for Sale by the Subscriber,
the following Articles; viz.
GIN in cases and jugs;
Calicoes and chintzes;
Elegant caps for Ladies morning dress;
Gauze aprons and handkerchiefs;
Coloured Ribbons.
Blue printed linen handkerchiefs, and other Ar
ticles, which they will fell for Cash or Credit, at
the firft Store in Brbad-ftreet, coming from the
Bay.
Cantor & Co.
Christopher Gadsden & Sons,
INTEND continuing in the Ft&tage business the
ensuing season, when the, will be obliged to their.
friends for th^ disposal of their crops. The greatft
attention will be paid to their inte^eft, and they may
depend on never being obliged to fell their rice for wait
°f fee room. 6w.
FOR SALE,
A Convenient HOUSE and LOT, No. If;
Meeting-street, now occupied by Major
Postell, to whom apply for further particulars,
or at No. 81, Tradd-ftreet.
[No. 2224.]