The Gazette of the state of South-Carolina — Charles-town [S.C.], 1784-10-28 00:00:00, page 3

On Tuesday, the 23d ^November next,
WILL BE SOL D,
At the EXCHANGE COFFEE-HOUSE,
Precisely at Eleven o'Clock,
The following L A ND S, viz.
THAT valuable LOT of LAND, on the Weft
fide of Friend-street, (formerly the property
of Dr. Garden) containing in front q6| feet, and
in depth on the south fide 152 feet, and on the
north fide 140 feet more or less, bounded by Mr;
James St. John —Southwardly by Col. Garden—.
Eaftwardly by Friend-street, and wehwardly by
the Hon. Rawlins Lowndes, Esq. This spot has
been always considered one of the highest and
healthier in Charleston. On the premises is a
building, which removed farther back, would
make a good kitchen.
A LOT, on the east fide of St. Philip's-street,
near the barracks, (formerly the property of R. P;
H. Hatley) containing in front 30 feet, and in depth
215 feet more or less—bounded northwardly by
Lot No. 2, fouthwardly by Henry Timrod, eaft
wardly by Peter Engwin, and weftwardly by St.
Philip's-street—On which is the shell of a two do
ry V ooden House, that may with little expence
be repaired.
A LOT in Barrack-ftrcet, (formerly the proper
ty of John Davis) containing in front 32 feet, and
in depth from said street weftwardly 111 feet more
or lets, bounded northwardly
fouthwardly by Martin Remley, eaftwardly by
Barrack-ftfeet, and weftwardly by Abraham
Spidell.
A Low Water Lot, on South-Bay, (formerly
the property of James Carfan) containing in front
on said Bay 50 feet, more or less, extending in
depth into Ashley river—bounded northwardly by
South-Bay, fouthwardly by the Channel of Ashley
river, eaftwardly by Robert M'Kenzie 6 and weft
wardly by Edward Blake, Esq.
CONDITIONS—-Three years Credit for the
above Lands, with interest from the date, and giv
ing approved security. /
At the fame will also be S 0 LD:
That valuable LOT, on the Bay and corner of
Elliott-street, containing in front eaftwardly on the
Bay 35 feet, and in front on Elliott-street 50 feet,
from whence it extends back on lands (formerly
the property of Hopkin Price, ceceafed) 50 feet,
and in width on the back line of laid Lot 30 feet,
more or left—bounded on the north by lands (for
merly of William Henry Mills), oh the south part
ly on Elliott-street, and partly on lands of the
aforefaid Mr. # Price, and on the weft by lands of
David Saylor, together with the federal buhdhy,
thereon conlifting of a large^hrce dory brick build
ing, back litres, well of water, &c> &ci all which
have dergone a thorough repair, and being
much,proved (particularly the front building,
whifchis divided into two convenient Lores) make
them as complete as any in the city for trade.
Also, the LOT adjoining the above in Elliott
ftreet, containing in front fouthwardly on said
street go feet, 29 feet of which rhns 39J front, and
21 feet of which runs 29^ front, more or lefs—
bounded on the north and east by the above Lot,
and on the well by lands ofDavid Saylor, together
with the several brick buildings thereon.
CONDITIONS—One fourth payable theist of
January 1785, the remainder in one, two and three
years, with interest from the date, and approved
security.
That HOUSE and LOT, No; 127, in King
ftreet, near Broad-street, belonging to the estate of
Jacob Warley, deceased, containing in front 49
feet, and in depth 156 feet, more or less—This lot
has every conveniency on it, either for a private
family, or a peifon in trade, and has fufticicnt
room Lill in front to ereU another dwelling house
&r ftores—lmmediate poifeflion will be given;
A TRACT of LAND, on the north fork of
Edifto river, belonging to the above estate, con
taining 2co acres, bounded south-westerly by lands
of the laid Jacob Warley, north-eaftwaidly by Dr.
George Hahnbaum's and vacant land, and fouth
eaftwardly on Edifto river aforefaid.
CONDITIONS—Two hundred guineas payable
•h delivery of twe titles for the Town Lot, the re
mainder payable one half in March 1785, and the
other halt in March 1786, with interest from the
date, and approved security. Two years credit
will be given for the Trad of Land.
A LOT of LAND, in Mazyck-ftreet, belonging
to the estate of Mr. John Rush, deceased, 26 feet
10'inches on said street, and 92 feet deep, iituated
between Lots late the property of Jol:n Wish and
Jeremiah Theus, deceafeq. The Conditions of
the lale of this Lot—One sixth part of the purchase
money will be expected in January 1785, one do.
1786, one ditto 1787, one ditto 1788, one ditto
1789, and the last payment in the year 1790 —on
giving bond with good and approved security for
the payment of the intereft'of money, and mort
gages on all the premises.
By Order of the Executors,
Colcock & Gibbons.
FOR PRIVATE SALE,
A YOUNG HOUSE-WENCH,
Who is a good Waffier.
Cudworth & Waller.
NOTIC E.
ILL ferfons indebted to the partnership of Andrew
1 Miller and Co. of Church-street, by bond, note,
or open account, are requested to pay the fame imme
diately to Jonathan Laufon, No. 29, Broad-freet.
The death of Mr. Miller rendering a settlement of said
partnership s concerns abfolutel, necessary, allaccounts
unsettled by thefrft day of November next, will be put
into the hands of a lawyer, to befoodfor without di
finfliok.
JONATHAN LAWSON,
, Attorney for said Parther/hib.
Charleston, 03. 27, 1784.
St. George's Panfh, Sept. 4, 1784.
CAPTAIN Richard Baker has in his poffffon a
V Black Gelding, both hind feet white, Afar on
his forehead, and a flip on his nose, about 13 hands
3 inches high, branded on the off-fhoulder and on both
buttocks thus MK, on the neg faulder IFS, paces,
trots and canters, he is though to be about 9,ears old.
Daniel Stewart, Efa. has in his poffefon a Bay
Stallion, both hindfeet white, a f;naU blaze on his
forehedf about 13 hands high, 5 years old, Branded
on Jie of -Jnoulder SS, is a natural trotter.
The owners of the above frays may apply and prove
his or her property within the time prfoiled by law,
before me
3t MATHIAS HUTCHINSON, J. P.
NO TT CE.
CHARLES ^uRGUSON informs the Public,
that he has received a quantity of well tanned
and well made NEGRO SHOES, which he will
difpojr°ffr r Ca J % , or Credit till the ensuing Crop be
fold.— Gentlemen who map please to find their mea
sures, may depend on having 'them well fitted.
No. 80, Tradd-ftreet.
WILLIAM WILKIE,
RETURNS his sincere Thanks to thole Gen
- tiemen who have been pleased to Employ
him in the
FACTORAGE BUSINESS;
And begs leave to inform them, and the Public id
gefiefy, that he purposes continuing the fame the
ensuing eafon, and will be much obliged to those
who will ci ^my him in the sale of their produce.
Due attention v id ,Le Yd to their interest, and
boats provided ih time .c Yhytheir . ce, &c. to mar
ket. Orders dircUed to him at his Store, No. 85,
Tradd-hyect, will be duly attended to, by their
humble ^rvant: Who, for the accommodation of
country gentlemen and their families, will keep a
private iiJufe ot cuteizdinmem., at No. Gt.adjoining
said Store; only four doors distant from the Lower
Market.
October i, 1784:
NO T I C E.
4 LL persons indebted to the Copartnerfhip of
Ay Keating and James Simons, are requeued
to difeharge their Bonds, Notes, and Accounts,
due the firft day of January last, to the Subferiber,
as he will be obliged in juLice to the Concern and
the Creditors thereof (unless this notice is complied
with punctually by the firß day of January next,
at furtheft,) to put all matters relative thereto into
the hands of William H. Gibbes, Esq; Attorney, to
be sued for without diftinCtion.
James Simons.
No. 41, Bay.
Charleston, Sept. 16, 1784. 1 w. ft.
B R I AN CAPE,
J HAVING assigned over to the fubferibers, for
11 the benefit of his creditors, to be equally di
vided amongst them, all his effe&s, real and per
sonal, together with his books of accounts, bonds,
notes, &c. We do therefore request all persons
having demands against Mr. Cape; to fend in their
accounts tb Joshua Ward, Esq; Attorney at Law ;
and all indebted, are desired to call on Mr. Ward,
in whose hands the books are lodged, and fettle to
his fatisfa&ion, as speedily as possible.
GEORGE ABBOTT HALL,
WILLIAM BRAILSFORD,
JOSHUA WARD.
October 1, 1784;
Wanted immediately,
AMAN to go into the countiy, to teach a few
children in a Gentleman's family reading,
writing, and arithmetick: if he understands teach
ing of French, the more agreeable.
A person properly qualified, and well recom
mended, will meet with good encouragement, by
applying to the Printer, or at No. 1, Lamboll's
Ailey.
N O TI C E.
THE Books and Papers of Mr. Robert Brown,
late of this city, now of Antigua, merchant;
are placed with the fubferiber for settlement. As
the affairs of the concern will not admit of a longer
indulgence, legal methods will be taken to reco
ver all sums due, ne^t Term.—Those who have
any demands may have them liquidated and paid,
by applying at No. 35, Bay, to
' JOSEPH VESEY,
The Marine Anti-Arilarinic Society Quarterly
Meeting
IS to be held at the City-Tavern, on Saturday, the
14th day of November next, whereof all the'mem-,
bers are dfired to take notice: As there is bufnefs $
the gredtef importance to be laid before the Socictv, the
Members are clefreel to attend preffly at One o'Clock,
and tranfaEl the bufaefs before dinner ; such as chufe
to vine will give in their names to the 1 reafurer one
week previous to the Meeting-—and those in arrears are
earnestly requeued to come prepared to discharge the
fame.
By Order of the Society,
Wm. H. IORRANS, D. Secretary.
03. 25, 1784.
TO B E
, . , RUSSELL'sWHARF;
BEING put into compleat repair, and where an,
"°'ffel which can come over the bar may load with
the greatef fafety; it is ver, faitable for a Merchant
or Ealtor, as there will, in a Jhort time, beftores
crewed to carry on the most extensive bufmefs. Apply tb
JANE RUSSELL, Administratrix
to the estate of Alexander Rufell, or
CHARLES, MORGAN,
80. 12J, Broad-street.
Who give this notice to all persons an) ways in
debted tofaid estate to fettle the fame immediately
with the ridmunifratrix, or said Mr> Morgan, agree
abce to law; and all those to whom the estate is in
debted are desired to deliver in their accounts properly
attested, as there is a necefty of having that concern
fettled as soon as possible.
Peter Joseph More,
Formerly Surgeon in the Camfes, Armies, and MiliteG
? LEfpitals of France, gives Notice to the Public;
that he now lives at Mr. Francis Rente, No. 122,
King-freet".
If ,when Mr. More firft set up, in this city, did
not give out to the Public a fpecifick remedy
he poffedes for the cure of all kinds of Intermitting
Fevers, the reason of it was, that he wanted firft
to assure himfelf by nurhber bf experiences; whe
ther the difference of this climate to that of Europe,
would not prevent the efficacy of his remedy, but
alter repeated good Fucceffes, and proofs he has had
of the contrary, he is so well affuted of its efficacy,
that a single bottle after the patient has been pro
perly prepared, taken in the space of 18 or 20
hours, the day he is free of the fever, will cure
him of the most obstinate fever, unless it has de
generated, the patient is very seldom obliged to
take a second bottle#
Every one knows thnt; Intermitting Fevers have
different names, cither in regard of their lasting
ness, or of the different accidents, which have
bccafioned them, for that reason the medicine must
be prepared according to the kind, of fever the pa^
tient is troubled with, likewise according to the
patient's age, strength, sex, or constitution.
Mr. More informs, that his remedy, when pre
pared, cannot keep above four or five days, and
that he will give it to no one, unless himfelf has
seen once the patient, or been acquainted firft by
feme intelligent person of the nature of the fever,
&E the patient is troubled with.
The price of each bottle is Five Dollars Cajh —if,
in observing the prescribed course of diet, two bot
tles does not prove effectual, the money will be
returned.
P. S. Mr. More proposes to publish a small pam
phlet, treating on the quick cure of the different fevers
and pleurifcs, which carry offfo many people in this
country, by simple and very little expensive remedies, to
few the principal causes, fans, andfymptoms, which
denote them, and to prescribe a ver, eafyfollowed course
of diet, faitable to the said remedies.
ADAM fY'NlYor
Has received by the brigantine Pomona, Capt. Gil
bert, from Bristol,
AFRESH supply of white, greeh, blue, and
brown plains, coarse cloths fit for servants,
blue and green baize, long ells white and striped
flannels, embossed serges, yarn hose, coarse hats,
dutch caps; printed cottons, camblets, duffil and
rose blankets, nails, rice flour and raying fieives, &c;
with many other seasonable articles too tedious tor
enumerate ; which he will dispose of by the piece
or package, upon reasonable terms, at his Wholes
sale Store, No. 82, Tradd-ftreet;
N. B. Souchong, green, and hyfbn teas, al
monds in jarrs and calks; currants, raisins, ftarchi
&c; &c.
One forte piano and two harpsichords for sale.
Essence of Spruce^
A few Boxes made by the Patentee of
Quebec,
For Sale at No. 5, Bedem's alley.
ROBERT NORRIS; 3 Co.
03. 20, 1784. ts
FORSAL E,
TWELVE pair second hand Window Sashes;
Glasses in part of them, 8 by 10, 12 lights to
each pair, two pair 18 lights. Also a large Scaled
House Beam and Boards, with about 500 lb. caf):
iron weighty Apply at No, 9, on the Bay. 2-^"