The Gazette of the state of South-Carolina — Charles-town [S.C.], 1784-08-02 00:00:00, page 4

HAYM SALOMA N,
Broker to the fyfice of Finance,
HAVING procured a licence for excercifing the
employment of an Auctioneer, in the city of
New-York, has now opened for the reception of
"every species of merchandise, his house, No. 22,
Wall-street, lately occupied by Mr. Anthony
Bleeker, (one of the bell stands in the city); and
every branch of business, which in the smallest
degree, appertains to the prose flions of Factor,
Auctioneer and Broker, will be tranfafted in it,
with that fidelity, dispatch and punctuality, which
has hitherto charaCterifed his dealings.
The house, in point of convenience and situation,
is exceedingly well calculated for the different kinds
of business abovementioned; and he thinks it
almost unnecessary to allure those who may favour
it with their orders, that the ftrideft attention shall
be paid to them, and the utmost care and solicitude
employed to promote their interells.
The nature of his business enables him to make
remittances to any part of the world, with peculiar
facility; and this he hopes will operate considerably
in his favour, with those who live at a distance.
A delire of being more extensively ukful, and of
giving universal fatisfaftion to the public, are among
his principal motives for opening this house, and
shall be the great leading principle ofits t<anfadions.
By being Broker to the office of Finance, and
honoured with its confidence, all those sums have
palled through his bands, which the generosity of
the French Monarch, and the affe&ion of the mer
chants 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 fuccefsful and happy termination. This is a
tircumfhnce which has eftablifned his credit and
reputation, and procured him the confidence of the
public —-a confidence which it (hall be his ttudy and
ambition to merit and increase, by lacredly perform
ing all his engagements.
The business will be conduced upon the mod
liberal and extensive plan, under the arm of Ifryin
Salomon and Jacob Mordecai.
Philadelphia, May 7, 17841
'-No^fl
rfHE Librarian of the Charlefon Library
I Society, having had information of a number
of volumes being dispersed about this city, and
different parts of the country, belonging to the
society ; it is requeued, that all persons possessed
of any of the fame, will immediately transmit
them to the fubferiber, at the Library room, the
north-east corner of the Exchange.
By order of the Society,
JOHN M<CALIJun. Sec'ry.
N. B, The Books are marked on the outside
of the cover, next to the title page, “ CharleJlon
Library Society," and on the back, underneath the
title, with the initial letters C. T. L. S. and some
of them are marked on the cover, next to the title
page, J. MACKENZIE, Esq.
JOHN MCCALL,
NOTARY PUBLIC,
AND
INSURANCE BROKER,
Has removed his Office to the North-east corner
Room of the Exchange.
Robt. Cochran &Lewis Lestarjette,
Under the FIRM of
LEWIS LESTARJETTE & Co.
Have removed their ftpre to No. 25, Bay, where
they have for sale,
OLD high proof Jamaica spirits andWcft-India
rum, by the hogshead, quarter cask, or three
gallons; Madeira, Vidonia, Sherry and Port wines,
by the quarter cask or dozen; excellent claret by
the case or dozen; old Coniac brandy, Holland
gin, in cases and jugs; white wine vinegar; hyfon,
fouchong and bohea teas, chocolate, single and
double refined sugar; Havannah and Mufcovado
do. black pepper, allspice, cloves, mace, cinna
mon and nutmegs; almonds, raisins and currants;
allum, cheese, tallow, mustard, fuperfine flour,
bifeuit in kegs; glass and crockery ware, salt, &c.
Likewise, Dry goods and flops.
Orders from their country friends, will be faiths
fully and punctually attended to, and produce at
the market price, taken in payment.
N. B. A consignment of London particular
Madeira wine, to be disposed of by the pipe, half
pipe, or quarter cask; and a rich and elegant
assortment of apartment glafles Neat prints °and
coach glasses of all dimensions.
For B RISTO
TH E Brigantine ALERT, Thomas
Walker, Matter—for Freight or Farage
apply to said Matter, or to
Fisher, Hughes & Edwards.
No. 6, Tradd-ftreet.
For Private Sale,
A Young healthy Negro Wench,
a good plain cook, washer and ironer, and
otherwise handy about house. Any person inclining
to purchase her. may have her on trial.
JOSEPH PALMER.
TO BE SO L D,
A Valuable TRACT of LAND, containing
920 acres, situate in Berkley County, St.
Matthew's Parikh, originally granted to Mordecai
M'Farling, bounded by Moses Thompson, Mrs.
Sprigs, an( lWilliam Lee; arid on one fide by
vacant land. Any person disposed to purchase said
tra& of land, may know the conditions of sale by
applying to Oliver Lewis, Esq; Attorney at Law,
in Savannah, Georgia, or to the Printer.
For Public Sale,
On TUESDAY the 17th Day of August next, by
Messrs. Samuel Prioleau and Co. at their Vendue-
Store, near the Exchange,
THAT valuable PLANTATION,
part of the estate of Ben. Cattell, Esq;
deceased, known by the name of Stanyarne's, con
taining about 400 acres of excellent land, liqu
ated on the South fide of Afhlty River, adjoining
Drayton Hall, and the plantation 6f Thomas Hoop
er, Esq; and is capable of being made a very elegant
country feat, and most profitable farm.
Ajo —A, valuable ISLAND, called Deer Island,
situated in the way of the tide in Afhepoo River,
containing about iroo acres of land.
Alfa —A trad of land on the North fide of Horse
Savannah, adjoining lands of Arthur Middleton,
the estate of William Wragg, Ralph Izard, and
Robert Ladfon, Esquires.
Alfo —A PLAN LAL lON on the South fide of
Horse Savannah, adjoining lands of Isaac M'Pher
fon, Henry Nichols, and Robert Miles, Esquires.
Both these lad mentioned Plantations are remarka
bly fine rice land, and from their vicinity to Charles
ton exceedingly valuable. The above lands will
be fold on an extensive credit, and the particulars
of the conditions, number of acres, and proportion
of swamp, will be made known on the day of sale.
Roger Parker Saunders,}
John Godfrey, } Exors.
Thomas Pinckney, J
NOTICE
ALL persons indebted to the estate of Jacob
Motte, Esq; late Public Treasurer, are ear
neflly requested to make such settlement as the laid
directs, with THOMAS PINCKNEY,
Attorney for the Executor.
CharleJlon, June 30, 1784. No. 94, King-street.
THE creditors of the estate of Major Adam
M'Donald, deceased, are requeued to fend
in a date of their demands; and all who are indebt
ed to make the settlement required by law, with
Ezekiel Maham, St. Stephen's Parijh,)
or >Exors
Thomas Pinckney, No. 94, King-street.)
NOTICE.
ALL persons indebted to the estate of Miles
Brewtou, Esq; deceased, have this final
notice given them, that unless they speedily make
the settlement which the executors are by the late
Ad of Assembly authorized to require, the fub
feriber has received positive injunctions from them
to infill on a compliance with the terms of the law.
Thomas Pinckney,
Attorney for the Executors.
CharleJlon, June 30, 1784. No. 94, K- Street.
For Sale on easy Terms,
AP LANTATION on Little River Island,
opposite St. Stephen's Parish, has hitherto
been as profitable for indigo as any place on Santee,
—lands fufficient to employ 70 or 80 hands to great
advantage.
A Plantation opposite the above, 100 acres of
which is cleared and was cultivated to great ad
vantage.
Another Plantation North fide of Santee, known
by the name of Richmond, with a fufficiency of
good land for three or four settlements, and which
will be divided.
A Plantation in St. Stephen's Parish, adjoining
Col. Maham, and John Pamor, Esq; with this
place 35 prime Negroes may be had—theyare mostly
workers. An extensive credit will be given for one
half the purchase money, the other half payable in
January, 1785, and 1786.
A commodious well built Brick House on the
Bay, No. 9, one half the purchase money to be
paid the present crop, pofTeffion given the firft of
April next, or sooner, if the conditions can be
complied with.
Two or Three Rice Plantations to be leafed for
five or fix years, on easy rent. For terms apply to
Theodore Gaillard.
Who requests all persons who may have any de
mands against him, of any kind whatsoever, that
they will leave a date bf their demands at his house,
that he may take measures for fettling them accord
ing to law: he also requests those who may have
demands against the estates of Peter and Theodore
Gourdin, deceased, to deliver them in, as the estate
will focn be delivered into the hands of one of the
heirs.
r l'" ° ^'[P'dier tal?c too nutho.i'to inlorm her
A. fronds and the puNu in general, thatJhe would
gladly take about twelve. Children under her care, as
day Jcholars, to be ifirutied in fuelling, reading,
plain sewing, 13c. and hopes to give the greatest fa
tisfacton to Juch parents as will intra,ft her with the
education of their children. N. B. Plain sewing done
in the neatest manner, by
Hannah Hornby.
jwy 22, 1784. No. 70, King-fieet.
In the Common Pleas.
William Smith, )
vs. > Case on Attachment.
P. Brown & J. Stevenson. )
HEREAS the plaintiff in this a^ion did on
the 9 rh day of Feb. nit file his deda a.
tion in the office of me clerk of this Honourable Court,
again# the defendant who is absent from and without
the Emits of this Sate, and hath neither wife or after
eny known within the said State upon whom a copy of
the laid declaration, with a rule to plead ttiertro within
a year and a day might be served. It is therefore Or
dered in purluance of the Act of the Gjoeral Assembly
in that cue m .de and provided, that the said defendants
do appear and plead to the said declaration on or before
the ioth day of February, which will be in the year of
Our Lord, 1,85, otherwise final and absolute judgment
will then be given and awarded against him.
Wm. MASON, C. C. P.
Office of Common Pleas,
Feb. 9, 1784.
William Marfliall, )
V'. > Case on Attachment.
Christian House. J
WHEREAS the plaintiff in this a&ion, did on the
16th day of Oct. inst. file his declaration in
the office of the clerk of tins honorable court, agaiflt
the defendant, who is absent from and withe th^li-ut
mits of this State, and hath neither wife or attorney
known to be within the said State, on whom a copy of
the said declaration with a rule to plead thereto within
a year and a day, might be served. It is therefo e or
dered, in pursuance of the aft of the General Afimbly
in that cate made and provided, that the said defendant
do appear and plead to the said declaration on or before
the 18th day of Oct. which wiil be in tire year of
our Lord, 1784, otherwise final and abfohne judgment
will then be given and awarded against him.
Wm. MASON, C. C. P.
Office of Common Pieas,
Oct, 17, 1783.
In the Common Pleas.
Thomas Savage, )
vs. Trespass on Attachment.
Wm. Creighton, )
WHEREAS the Plaintiff in this Affion did on
the 1 3th day of Novem. hft, file his declaration
in the Office of the Clerk of this Honourable Court
agattft the Defendant who is absent from 2nd without
the 1 mits of this State, and hath neither wife or At
*orney known within the said State upon whom a copy
of the laid declaration with a rule to plead thereto with
in a ye«r and a day might be served. It is therefore
Ordered, in pursuance of the Act of the Assembly in
that c.fe made and provided, that the said defendant
do appear ind plead to the said declaration on or before
the 14th day of November, which will be in the fear of
our Lord 1754, otherwise final and afolute judgment
will then be given and awarded again# him.
Ww. MASON, C. C. P.
Office of Common Pleas,
Oct. 17. 17^3
In tile Common fleas.
Fanny Williams, 7
vs. 4 Case on Attachment.
Henry Sykeman. j
<— HEREAS the Plaintiff in this Adion did on
▼V the 231 day of Feb. last, file bis declaration in the
Office of the Clerk of this Honourable Co^n, against
the Defendants who are absent from and without the
droits of this Stale, and have neither wife or Attorney
known within the said State upon whom a copy cf the
said declaration with a rule to plead thereto within a
year and a day might be served. ft is therefore Order
ed, in pursuance of the Act of Affably in that case
made and provided, that the said defendants do appear
and plead to the said declaration on or before the ihe
day of February, which will be in the year cf our Lord
1785, otherwise final and absolute judgment will then
be given and awarded againtt them.
Wm. MASON, C. C. P.
Office of Common Pleas,
Feb. 0, 1784,
In Common Pleas.
Jonas Beard, }
vs. } Case on Attachment.
John Murphey.)
T^7HEREAS the Plaintiffin this Action did oa
VV on the 9h of Feb. >laft, file his declaration
in the Office of the Clerk of this Honourable Court,
again# the Defendant who is absent fiom and with
out the limits of this State, and hath neither w fe or
Attorney known within the said State, upon whom a
Copy of the said declaration, wi>h a Rule to plead
tl creunto within a year and a day, might be served.
It is therefore Ordered, in pursuance of the Att of
Assembly, in that Case made and provided, that the
Lid Defendants do appear and plead to the said Decla
ration, on or before the fourth day of Feb. which
will be in the year of our Lord 1785, otherwise final
judgment will be given and awarded apainft th<m.
Wm. MASON, C. C. P.
Office of Common Pleas,
April. 3, 1784,