The Gazette of the state of South-Carolina — Charles-town [S.C.], 1784-12-20 00:00:00, page 1

JUST PUBLISHED,
And to be SOLD at this Printing-Office,
(Price Haifa Dollar.)
CONCILIATORY HINTS,
Attempting, by a fair State of Matters, to remove
Party Prejudices ; —offering a few Reflexions on
"the various Forms of Government ;—pointing
out the Preference to b,e given to the Republi
can or Democratic Syftern ;—and proposing a
Convention by Delegates for the Purpose of ac
commodating our Constitution more perfectly to
the Principles of equal and permanent Freedom:
Submitted to the Consideration of the Citizens of
the Commonwealth of South-Carolina.
By PHILODEMUS.
Foe to all Party but the Public Weal.
For AMSTERDAM,
The ^hip Johan van Olden
bameveld,
' THOMAS BLUNDELL, Master,
A STOUT flrong new ship, with good accom
fl inodations for passengers. Part of her cargo
Is engaged, and she will fail one of the firft Ibips.
For freight of the remainder in rice, indigo, tobac
co, fkias, &c. please to apply to the Matter on
board, at Prioleau's wharf, dr to
FLORIAN CHARLES MEY,
in Findkney-hreet.
As this ship is to be kept constantly in the trade be
tween this and Amsterdam, Gentlemen who with to
leceive goods from Holland, or to ship goods from
here by her, may be aflured, that it is the owner's
intention never to detain this vessel longer than fix
weeks either in Amsterdam or here; and as the
Captain has been in that trade since the year 1767,
and is well acq ainted with both coifts, there is no
doubt but his ihip will make as quick passages, as
any vessel in that trade. gwe
For Philadelphia,
™ e Brigantine BETSEY,
J^W^ JOHN SLOVER, Master,
WALL fail on Sunday, the 26th instant, the
chief part of her cargo being engaged—For
freight of the remainder, or paflage apply to the
Captain on board, at Putnam and Williamfon'^
wharf, (late Greenwood's) or to,
ROBERT HAZLEHURST, & Co.
No. 44, Bay.
Who have for SAL E,
THE cargo of said vessel from Philadelphia, con
fiding of fterfibe flour,inch and quarter pine boards,
eighteen inch fhingks, and white oak hoglhbad
Raves. They have likewise upon hand, brown Sugar
in tierce arid barrels of an excellent quality, mo
laffeSr coffee, Madeira and Teneriffe wines in pipes
and quarter cafl<s, Burgundy and claret in cases con
taining due dozen each, Geneva in cases: also an
affortTcut of nails' and hard ware, just imported in
the ship Wifiam Pitt, from Biiflof.
Charleston, Dec. 16, 1784.
STRAYED or STOLEN,
how. a team near Bacon's bridge, on Monday the
13th infant,
ft BRIGHT BAY HORSE, fhoit doclt tail,
J L thick bodied, about 14 hands high, trees, and
ft branded on the off (holder. Whoever will de
liver the said horie to the fubferiber, fhail have a
ieahmabU reward and his expences paid.
^f D. De SAUSSURE,
N OTI C E.'
"E ENJABrIN IORTFIC, of Blank River, in-
L^ f^rros me of a Bright Bay Horse, about 12
years old, thirteen and a had hands high, trots and
peers, branded on the mounting buttock 7 —3% the
Cw ^rmuff prove the property agreeable to law.
SAMUEL DWIGHT: LP.
Georgetown. Nov. 25, 1784.
GAZETTE
OF THE
STATE OF SOUTH-CAROLINA.
[Vol. XLIIL]
CHARLESTON: Printed for A. TIMOT H Y, No. 89, Broad-Street.
MONDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1784.
.POTIC E.
ts hereby given to all persons indebted to the late
& Benjamin Fuller, Esq. of the Horseshoe, de
ceased, that they fettle without delay agreeable to
law ; and those to whom the said estate is indebted,
to deliver in their demands as soon as possible to
cither of the fubfcribeis properly attested.
WILLIAM LOGAN,? r
John saunders, 5 ^xecutors
for s a" l E,
A valuable TRACT ofLAND, at Coofawbat
chie, the property of the said Benjamin Fuller, de
ceased, containing fix hundred and fifty-feven and
half acres, about three hundred of which is good
swamp, the remainder choice indigo or corn land—
Also a Lot of Land for building a Rice store, at
Coofawhatchie bridge—Those inclinable to pur
chase may v,ew the titles and plats, and have a bar
gain by applying to
WILLIAM LOGAN, Executor.
No. 97, Broad-street.
December 17, 1784. 2t
notic e.
ALL persons having any demands against the late
copartnerflip of Lewis Cenay and Francis For
get, °f jackfonborough, Merchants, or Francis hor
get, deceased, are def red to leave the fame with the
fubferiber, in fackfonborough, or in Charlefon, at
80. 25, Bay, and all persons indebted to the said co
partnajhip, or Francis Forget himfelf, by bond, note,
or book account, are requefed to discharge the fame by
thesis day of January next, there being an immediate
neceffty for fettling the affairs of said copartnerflip.
HENRY MOUNIER,
Adminifrator and Afignee.
Dec. 18, 1784. 30,1
_ _L_
. ; Just Arrived,
SOMB excellent Raisins of the fun—Currants
and foft (helled Almonds. To be fold at No.
80, Tradd-ftreet.
Dec. 17, 1784.
FOR PRIVATFsALEr
A Valuable TRACT of LAND, containing
fourteen hundred and seventy-six acres, by a
resurvey three hundred acres of which is prime for
lice, with a command of back water, the remainder
good provision and timber land, adjoining Messrs.
Melchor Garner, Benjamin Steed, William Poftell,
and M'Laughtin's land ; on the premises are a gen
teel dwelling house, good barn and other out-build
ings. This traX being Situated in an agreeable
neighbourhood, and but the distance of a pleasant
ride from Charleston, makes it valuable either as a
feat of retirement, or place of frofit. —Also, a va
luable Plantation, at Godfrey's Savannah, contain
ing three hundred and ninty-five .acres, between one
and two hundred acres of which is excellent rice
land, the rest good provision land, and well covered
with fencing timber: on this traß are a good Over
• feet's house, and other necessary out-buildings—7he
terms of payment will be made perfectly easy. In
quire of John rind Thomas Poftell, at their Store,
ivar Champney's wharf. ^wi
Prime Healthy Negroes.
A CARGO of 137 young healthy SLAVES,
j iff arrived in the ship FANNY, Captain
Barton Overton, from Africa.
The sale to begin on TUESDAY, the 2ift of
December next, at Ten o'Clock in the Forenoon.
James & Edward Penman,
No. 15, Bay.
NOT I C E.
THE inhabitants of this city, who have ne
glected to pay into the City T reafury their
Corporation Tax for 1784,
Arc now inlormed, that tliis day executions are
placed in my lianas to levy on their property,
which will be mod alfuredly done on the 10th inst.
without refpeX of persons.
JOHN CALyERT, Head-Cokable.
Charlton, Dec. 2, 1784.
T H £
. Florian Charles Mey,
Has imported in the ship JOHAN VAN OLDEN
BARNEVELD, Captain Thomas Blundell^
and in the Dig APOLLO, Captain Jan Haak.
from AMSTERDAM,
A large Assortment of Goods ;
Which he Dill fell at a low advance, by the package or
by the piece, for cash or a short credit, at his Wholes
sale Warehouse, No. 18, Pinckney-ftreet, viz.
CREAS linen, plattilles, royals; shirting and
sheeting linens ; oznaburgs of different prices;
-cambricks and clear lawns; muffins, Marseilles
quiltings, and white ffriped dimity ; table cloths of
different prices; white, blond, and thread laces;
a great variety of callicoes and chintzes; striped
Holland and ravens duck; brown Russia drab; dif
ferent patternsof linen pocket handkerchiefs; white
and coloured silk ditto; Flanders bed ticking from:
7-4 to 10-4 wide ; coloured sewing silk; carpeting;
of different patterns; velvets; boulting cloths of dif
ferent numbers; fine beaver hats; a quantity of
coarse cloths ; blankets, oznaburg thread; colour
ed and white Haerlem ditto; fpinnel and Shoemak
ers ditto; fans, red fealihg,wax, wafers, Dutch
quills, black and read lead pencils; compting house
books in sets; post and common writing paper, and
slates; looking glasses, candl,efticks and fnuffers;
(crews, brass nails, wafel irons; waggon screws
Scales and weights; coffee mills, iron cfefts, spy
glasses and telescopes; mill saws, copper l<ettles,
muskets and gun locks, wine waggons; a variety
of chimney tiles; cinnamon water in quart and
pine bottles; ratafia in ditto; Holland gin in cases;
French brandy in ditto; Spanish ditto in ditto;
fine gun powder; Strafburg rapee fruff; leather
pocket books; memorandum ditto; smelling glaG
fes; fiddles and fiddle Strings ; painting brushes as
sorted; wooden Spoons; mens Shoes; green and
bohea tea; two boxes of medicines assorted; and 4
number of other useful articles. 6wc
Public Au&ion.
On TUESDAY, the 21st of DECEMBER in%
Prccifely at 12 o'Clock,
WILL BE SOL D,
By Primerofe, Thompson, D Co:
At their Vendue Store,
A LIKELY Smart young Negro Fellow, about
28 years old, has been used to attend in a
house, and can take care of horses: he is very ho
heft and sober, and fold for no fault, but the pre
sent owner having no occasion for him. Condi
tions of the sale, Cash; the property not to be al
tered until the terms are fully complied with.
FOR PRIVATE SALE,
Avery valuable NEGRO FELLOW, with
his wife and her Son, about 13 years old,
the Wench and Fellow are good field Slaves, the
Boy has been used to attend in a house, and can
take care of horses; they are fold for no fault, but:
the present owner having no occasion, for them.
And to accommodate the pufehafer, State Indents
will be taken in payment.
Primerofe, Thomson, & Co.
TO BESO L D,
At Private Sale,,
THAT well-known MULATTO FALLOW,
named Jonathan, formerly the property of
John Mackenzie, Esq; he is without exception one
of the best drivers in this state, and there are few
White Men, who have a more general or better
knowledge of planting: he is ftri&ly honefl, sober,
and very industrious. Also his wife Bella, an ex
ceeding good midwife, well acquainted with the
management of sick Negroes, and an excellent:
house wench ; and their son, a very likely young
fellow, who is a rough cooper, and has been twelve
months with an exceeding good House-Carpenter.
They are fold for no fault. One or two years cre
dit will be allowed, on giving bond and Security if
required. Apply to Robert Norris, and Co. No. 5,
Bedon's Alley, or No. 56, Church-street Conti
nued, to
9WX ALEXANDER RO^F.
[No. 2256.]