The Gazette of the state of South-Carolina — Charles-town [S.C.], 1783-12-04 00:00:00, page 4

?"T 'HE fate of the late Mrs. Elizabeth Clifford's
property advenifed to be fold the 24th 01 No
vember, is in confeouence of the Administrators indis
position, postponed till the Fitft Thursday in December
next, an which day the sale will take place, if a fair
day, other wife the firft fair day after, Sundays excepted.
JANE POSTELL, .
ELIZABETH WAYNE, f Adminx -
JOHN POSTELL, Adminft.
State of South-Carolina,
WHEREAS at a Court of Common Pleas,
begun and holden at Charleston on rhe second
Tuesday in O&ol>er inst. Thomas Hall, fen. Samuel
Sleigh, Daniel Defauflure, Robert Cochran, James
Sharp, Peter Roquet, Thomas Evelcigh, Joseph Mar?
quis, Jofr ph - Stephens, Thomas Warren,,John Henry,
James Miller, and Morton Wilkinson, being duly sum
moned and returned to serve as Jurors at the said Court,
made default, and were noted for non appearance.
This is to give notice, that they will be fined ia the
sum of five pounds proclamation monev of America,
each, uclefs they fhdl make good and Efficient excuses
upon oath for their non-appearance, on or before the
12th day of January next.
Wm. MASON, C. C. P.
Common Pleas Office, O& 14, 1783.
Just PUBLISHE 1),
Ard to be Se/d, (Price Three Shillings,)
At the PRINTI N G-OFFICE,
Ro. 100, Meeting-freet,
Considerations on the Society or Order
of CINCINNATI;
Lately inftitu'ed by the Major Generals, Briga
diers, and other officers of the American army ;
proving that it creates a race of hereditary pa
tricians, or nobility; and irtterfperfed with
irmirft on i's consequences to the freedom and
happi; cfs of the Republic.
Addressed to the People of South-Carolina,
and their Referejentatives,
BY C A S S I U S.
Y N possession of Andrew Cunningham, Eta; a
I Negro fellow named JACK, he is ffiort and
well made, lame in on^ foot and much fitted with
the fmdl pox, he fays be belonged to Mr.,Cantey,
of Santee, and that he is absent from this State.
The owner is desired to prove his or her proper
ty before
cJOHN LOGAN, J. ?.
'Ron^f^^fo 3 .^
CAME to ray Plantation about a week ago, a
Negro man named SAM, fays he belonged
to Richard Wood, who came from Virginia to
Georgia, about three years ago, and his mailer
was killed by feme Indians, and was brought »
the Saltketcher,there Major Deveaux took him and
kept him till he went away. The owner may
have him by proving his property and applying
to me near Pocotaligo in Prince William Parish
william Harden.
Sept, ii, 1783.
Whorequefts all those indebted to the late Capt.
John Weekly, to call and fettle their accounts,
and those that have any demands against the said
estate to make them known to
THOMAS HAMILTON,?.,
WILLIM HARDEN, fr Exee '
TAKEN up by Daniel Boman, near the In
dian field Swamp, a yellow bay mare, 12
hands and a half high, fwabacked, abcut 8 years
eld, branded on the near thigh M. Alfa a bright
bay horse, 13 hands and a half high, 10 years
old, branded on the near shoulder and thigh D+S
Asy person having loft such creatures may have
them by proving bis property befo e me near the
Four Holes Bridge.
ELISHA HALL, % P.
Sept. 27, 1783.
The Ship RESOLUTION,
Captain Owens Jens Kroger, of about two hun
dred and ten to^s burthen, and
The Ship LADY MARTHA,
Captain Halvor Bruii, of about two hundred tons
burthen.
WILL be ready by the First of NOVEMBER
next, to receive Rice, Tobacco and Indigo
on board, on FREIGHT to any part of EU
ROPE; for terms apply to
O A.CILLON,
^ 15, 1783.
R^n ^ay,
FROM the fubferiber, October 20th 1783, 2
Negro fellow named COLLY, about twenty
tour years of age, near 6 foot high, of a dark com
plexion, thin favour'd, he speaks broken English, and
is of the Guinea' Country, had on when he went away
a light coloured Sagathy coat, white shirt and jacket,
witl cznabrigs overalls; he formerly belonged to Mr.
Davidson, an Indian trader, and lately the property of
Mr. Catertoo. This is to forwarn all perform har
bouring or concealing the said fe low, and all Captains
of fa Arts from carrying the said fellow out of the State,
under the penalty of being prosecuted to the wmoft
rigors of the law. Any person delivering the said fel
low to the Warden of the Work House, or to me at
Na. 72, King-street, or giving information where the
fellow may be had, rihall receive TWO GUINEAS
reward.
THOMAS HARRISON.
Chardon, Novcm. 26, 1783.*
For Private Sale,
AVery ^valuable Plantation or Trad of Land
in St. James's Santee, containing 1000 acres,
about 300 acres of which is Swamp on Woodbacon
Island, where no fencing is required—the high land
adn ps of a rood beautiful feitlement on Santee River,
where the larged schooners may load at the barn door.
A valuable 1 ra& of Land containing 500 acres, fi
4uated on '1 oby Creek, Prince George's Parish, near
Col. Khas Harvey's, =SO acres of this is as valuable
rice swamps as any within the State, and ^ or 3 miles
fiom a good landing.
A valuable Plantation in St. James Goose Creek,
containing 900 acres old meafare, Tii acres of which
is fine rice land and a considerable partoak -nd hickory,
fit for corn, the rest is well timbered pinelaud.
A 1 ra& on Warn aw very fine for rice. The fob
fcribers home, No. 8, Hazell street.—A credit will be
given. Enquire of
ISAAC DUBOSE,
St James's, Santee.
WANTE D,
IMMEDIATELY, for a Gentleman
£ intending 'to spend the winter in this
city, genteel fimfiihed 'lodgings—one or
two bed rooms, a parlour, rooms for
Servants, a stable and coach-house. En
quire of the Printer, or of Dr. Read,
No. 8, Bfy continued.
10 be Sold at the Printing-Office,
BLANK Bonds and Judgments, War
rents, Writs, Bills of Sale, Subpoena
'1 ickets, Executions against the Body on
Process, ditto against the Goods, Sum
mary Processes, Bills of Loading, &c. &c.
q-HOMAS JERVEY & JOHN ALLEN
A WALTERS, acquaint their friends and the
public in general, that they have entered into
Copartnership, in the Factorage and Commission
Bufineft, and have purchased Burnt's old wharf,
whereon are excellent Lores fit for the reception
of rice, indico, or tobacco; and will be greatly 0-
bliged to all those who will employ them in felling
of theit produce: due attention will be paid to
their interest, and every endeavour exerted to
give fatisfadion.
For PRIVATE SALE,
A Houfe and Lot of Land, No. 3, in Mazyck
ftrect, Gnerterton, the house is very commoaious
for a large family, containing twelve rooms with a cel
lar kitchen and other necessary biddings, The lot
Weftwardly contains 140 feet front eg Mazyek ft:eet,
and Northwardly fronting Queen street 50 feet. Should
the above premises remain unfold by the 9th day of
December next, they will on that day at ix o'clock be
exposed at Public Au&ion, by Colcock and Gibbons,
before their new Store on Beale's wharf. — For further
particulars enquire of Mr. John Wilk on the spot, or
William Print, Esq; No. 78, Broad-street.
AMBROSE NEIL,
At N°. 52, Queen street, opposite Daniel
Cannon's, Esq;
Has opened a SCHOO L,
WHERE Young Gentlemen will be taught
Englilh, French, Latin, Arithmetic, Writ
ing ana Geography: the greatest diligence and af
fidut^z will be paid to their Education.
NIGHT SCHOOL
_ From SIX to EIGHT
'2%' young Gentlemen whose business may prevent
/m from attending in the day.—Young Ladies
lefirous of learning, will be waited on at appointed
hours.
Gunpowder, shot and Bar Lead,
Flints, blue and green Negro Cloth, Bed Blanks
ets, Sheeting and Iriffi Linen; deep blue, light do. and
grey Broad Cloths, Bath Coatings, Flannels, Mens
Shoes and Boots, Womens Callimanco and red Mo
rocco Pumps, Girls and Childrens blue, green and'
red ditto of various sizes, a variety of Gauze, a large;
assortment of Scissors, Ditto of Fish Hooks. NeeU;
of all forts, Stock and Padlocks, coarse and fine Hats,
Seine 1 wine, Sadlery, Corks, Brooms, Brushes of
various kinds, Sweet Oil, Mustard, French Olives,
Pickles, Smoaking and Pigtail Tobacco, Broad
Hoes, Axes, Hyfon, Souchong and Green Teas,
Coffee, Madeira arid fort Wines, bottled Ci? „t
Rem, Brandy, Sugar, &c. may be had reasonably
At No. 81, Tradd-ftreet.
FRIDAY, December 12,
Will be SOLD,
By Messieurs Cudworth, Waller & Co
At No.? fresfoZ-Alley,
THE following effects belonging to the Efiate
of the late Mrs. Mary Darling, decealcd, viz.
Mahogany Chairs and Tables,
"Locking Gisfles,
Beds and Bedflead,,
Kitchen Furniture, &e.
Conditions of Sale Cash.
All perlons having any demands against said gftate
ere dehred to bring in their accounts property evened'
and all those who are indebted to ^id # eiwf c ,f
Mr. Joseph Darling, dec^afed, are requeued to' make
payment as soon 4s possible.
SARAH TEBOUT, Admin*.
JUST IMPORTED,
In some of the latest Vessels from E CROPS-
And to be Sold by
CAN FOR and Company,
At their Store No. 1, Broad hrect.
CA LLICOES
Chintzes
Ginghams
Nankeens
Holland
Linen
Striped lineh
Raven Duck
A variety of Well avert
ed Handkerchiefs
Cambricks
Muffins
Gauzes
Italian flowers
Black colour'd silks
Broad cloths
With a variety of other Articles, which they
will Sell on Credit, on giving security, if required.
Sale of Forty prime Slaves, and several
elegant Pieces of Plate.
On Friday 12th of December next,
In the Forenoon,
WILL BE SOLD, by
Messrs. Webb & Bounetbeau,
At the House where the Subferiber now lives, the
upper End of Broad street, No. 64,
SOME very elegant and new faihioned
PLATE, viz A bandfome Tea Urn—a very
large Waiter, Coffee Pot, Sugar Dilh and Milk Pot—
one Pair of small Waiters—two Pair of Bottle-
Stands —an elegant new fafhion'd Set of Caftors—
one Dozen of large Spoons-one Pair of Soup La
dles, a Punch Ladle, &c. &c. &c.
Immediately after difpofmg of the above, will be
fold at the fame Place,
FORTY as prime NEGROES
as any in the State, among them an exceeding good
Driver, this Country born, for his Honesty, Sobriety
and good Disposition, inferior to none; also his
Wife, a very likely young Wench, fit either for the
House or Field—the rest are Sawyers, a good Car
penter, Cooper, Boatman, Field Slaves, and handy
Boys and Girls.—ln this Gang, there are but fix
that are African born, three of those are among the
Sawyers, and but two that are above the Age of
forty—what makes them more valuable, not 'one
ever quitted their Owner at a Time when mod Ne
groes had, while this State was in Confufion, and in
veiled by the British Army.
Two Years Credit will be given for the Negroes,
with approved Security, tf e Intereflto be paid an
nydiy, and at the Expiration of the Term the Prin
cipal to be paid in Specie ; —for the Plate, Credit
till the firft of May, 1784, with Security and In
terest from the Day of Sale for all Sums above Ten
Guineas, the Property not to be altered until the
Terms are complied with.
Fiances-Sufanna Pinckney.
Charleston, Nwumber 6, 1783, ,
Fancy cloths
Camblets
W ailtcoat Shapes of vari
ous kinds.
Stockings
Ribbons
Threads
Tapes
Tea
Spices
India Canes
Bookies
Writing Paper
Assortment ofGlafe were
Window glass
Wax Candles.