The South-Carolina gazette and general advertizer — Charlestown [i.e. Charleston, S.C.], 1784-03-09 00:00:00, page 1

^an r\E. d.' ,
GENTLEMAN, who purfofes going to Pin-
LADELPHIA in Ten Days or a Fortnight hence,
•would be glad of a Partner,
Enquire at No. 46, ^ueenfreet. [,7o'
To be L ET,
THE STORE on the Bay, No. 39. Enquire
on Beal's Wharf, of
9 6 5 ) WILLIAM SCOTT.
° WANTE D,
A Quantity of EMPTY BOTTLES, for which a
generous Price will be given.
Enquire at No. g, Bedon's-Alley. (968
The SONS of St. PATRICK,
IX7 H O intend pouring out the customary Libations at
the Ihrine of their Patron on the 17th inst. are
requeued to meet at Mrs. Ramage's on Thursday
next, the nth inst. at Eleven o'clock ih tlie Forenoon,
on very serious business. (967
9th MarJ), 1784.
WANTED to CHARTER,
A VESSEL from 15 to 1800 Barrels of Rice, or two'
Vessels, each of 7 to 900 Barrels, to go from hence
to Viiginia, and load there for Amsterdam.
Apply to F. S. Foltz, at Mrs. Ramage's, corner
of Broad and Church Streets. (9 6 +
At PRIVATE SAL E,
Will be Sold on Reasonable Terms, for Cash,
Credit, Stat^ Indents, &c. &c.
THAT Valuable HOUSE and LQT of LAND,
No. 193, the corner of King and Liberty Streets,
containing on King-street 53 feet, and on Liberty
ftreet 170 feet. The House contains fix Rooms, with
a large Piazza, Kitchen, Store-house, &c. and accom
modations for servants, all in good repair. There is
also on the Lot a good Stable and Chair-house, a Well
of Water, &c.l
For Particulars enquire at the City Tavern. [969
NOTICE
AIL Persons having any Demands against the Estate
of DAVID GIROUD, Esq. deceased, are desired
to bring in their Accounts properly attested; and those
indebted to said Estate, to make Payment on or before
the firft of June next, to the Subferiber in Puryfburgh.
LEWIS GIROUD, Executor..
Fe^. 21, 1784# (963
N O TI C E.
THE Subferiber intending shortly to leave this
State, desires all Persons indebted to him, or to
CURRIE and NORRIS, by Bond, Note, or open Ac
count, to fettle their Accounts with him, before the
1 sth of March next ensuing, or otherwife,he will be
under the disagreeable necelfity of putting his Papers
into the hands of an Attorney.
ROBERT NORRIS.
Charleflon, No. 5, Bedon's-Alley,
id February, 1784.
N.B. He has a parcel of Elephants Teeth, and
Scrivelos, to dispose of at private rale. (966
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To be SOLD at Public Sale,
Before the Exchange;
On Tuesday the 13d of March inst.
A Valuable Negro Fellow, a good Field Slave,
A being late the property of Mr. Jofiali Dupont,
and fold under Mortgage.
The Conditions of the Sale are, Ready Money, the
property not to be altered until the terms are complied
with.
DANIEL STEVENS, Sheriff C. D.
March 6th, 1784. ( 9 6x
NOT I C E.
THE Sale of CHAMPNEY's WHARF and
STORES is unavoidably postponed to Thursday
the 25th day of March init. when they will positively
be fold.
The Conditions will be declared on the day of Sale.
s7l) DANIEL STEVENS, Shroff, C,D.
"Y°Vr "Je of J ,n Brack's efta+e, ra dwertifed to
be on Monday the zjdFeb. is unavoidably post
poned to the loth day of March inst. at the Planta
tion of Mr. Peter Leqneux.—The Conditions will be
declared on the day of sale, by
James Sinkler.7 .. .
856) Pr. Lemeux, 'f Adm^ftrators.
® SOUTH CAROLINA /T^,
AND
GENERAL ADVERTISER
CHARLESTON : Printed for J. MILLER, Printer to the. STATE, Church-street.
NOTIC E.
From Saturday, March 6, to Tuesday, March 9, 1784.
FELLOWSHIP SOCIETY.
THE Anniversary Meeting of the Fel
lowship Society will be held on Wednesday
the 10th of March, at the House of Mr. David Burger
in Queen-street, where the Members are requeued to
attend at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon.
By Order of the Society,
86g) ALEX. ALEXANDER, Secretary,
N [ c E ,
THE Church-Wardens of St. Bartholomew's pa
rish once more give notice, to all those who
have nt paid their Poor's Tax, agreeable to
the affeffnjent of last Easter Monday, that unless it is
paid before the 20th day of March inst. executions
will then be granted against all defaulters. The af
feflment is four-pence iterling per head for negroes ;
the like sum for every hundred acres of land ; two
pence per cent on stock in trade, and on the profits
of faculty and profellions.
JUHN CROSKEYS,
86/) JOHN STOCKS.
For PRIVATE SALE,
THREE Valuable LOTS of LAND on the South
fide of Broad-street, near. .U&Guard-Houfe,
27 feet front and 140 feet deep; on one of the Lots is
a comfortable Dwelling House. The situations of these
Lots for trade are equal to any in the City.
Five Years Credit will be given, if required, on
proper security; but Cash would be preferred.
also,
Amelegapt POST-CHAISE, with two sets of Ha'f
nefs compleat; two full-bred Colts, 3 and 4 years
old ; and a very likely MAT.
9 ^) - CUDVVGRTII ^WALLER.
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To be LET, and entered on theist of
April, 1784.
THE House in which Mr. Gideon Dupont now
lives, on Harlefton ; confiding of four rooms,
kitchen, carriage house, with Tabling for four horses,
and the use of three acres of land adjoining, which
may be appropriated to a garden.
Also to be Let by the year or months to any person
who will employ them in the country, four exceeding
good CARPEN FERS, one of which is capable of
giving a bill fcantling, and executing any piece
w®rk in the neatelt manner, and has built pounding
machines.
Also a compleat BRICKLAYER.---Apply to
JOHN HARLESTON, No. 68, Tradd-ftreet,
Who has for Sale, at his Rice Hope plantation, a large
quantity of white ftmt CORN, and red PEASE.
Charleflcn, Feb. 26, 1784. (878
Oil Wednesday, March 17, attwelve o'clock
Will be SOLD at PUBLIC VENDUE,
Before theExCHANG£,by VILLEPONTOUX and Co.
TWO very valuable and well-known LOTS of
LAND, situated on the north fide of Elliott
ftreet, formerly the property of Mr. William Glen,
and occupied by him for many years, being as good a
Hand for business as almolt any other part of the city.
These lots contain each in front, on the above street,
26 feet two inches, and in depth 89 feet three inches,
and has back thereon sundry brick buildings. On the
lot to the eastward, is a very good front Store built of
brick, fitted up in proper order, and every way calcu
lated sot a dry goods Itore, and on the lot by the
westward, ire the walls of the late Dwelling-houfe'
landing, which at th.; time would be a very great
saving to any person disposed to improve it. Each
tenement will have the use of an alley leven feet wide,
and 4/feet deep.
ALSO,
Two valuable LOTS, with two new tenements
thereon, in Union-street, and but a few doors from
Broad -street, each containing in front about 17 feet
9 incite and 24 feet in depth; having a good (hop
arid back room on the firft floor, and two bed cham
bers on the second floor, with garrets and cellars.
The tenement to the southward has a commodious
yard 22 feet wide, and 28 feet deep, and the one to
the northward 17 feet three inches wide, and 27 feet
10 inches deep. The situation of these horses for bu
nefs, are io well known, as makes it unnecessary to be
more explicit.
Conditions of Sale are one-third of the purchafe
money to be paid in twelve-months, one-third in two
years, and the remaining third at the end of three
years, giving bond on interest from the day of Sale,
with approved security. The property not to be al
tered until the terms are complied with.
At the fame time and place will be Sold, for a
credit of Twelvemonths, a young NEGRO fellow,
very handy about a house and store.
By order of Edward Nevfville, Esq.
845) yiLLEPONTOUX and Co.
Lots of Land for Sale.
,In the House of Referefentatiwes, February 1, 1784#
On Motion,
Refolded,
THAT any person in this state, having an account
against the Public, contra&ed in or any time be
fore the 31st of December, 1783, and does not deliver
n the fame to the Auditor within fix months after the
adjournment of the legislature, shall for ever be ex
cluded.
Refolded;
That the above Resolution be printed in the next
Gazette, and continued during the fitting of the
House.
Ordered;
That the above Resolutions be sent to the Honoura
ble the Senate, for their concurrence.
By Order of the House,
JOHN SANDFORD DART, C. H. R.
In the Senate, yb of February 1784.
Refilled;
That this House do concur with the House of Re
presen tatives, in the above Resolutions.
Ordered;
That the Resolutions be sent to the House of Repre*
fentatives.
— By Order of the Senate,
JAMES SHARP, C. S.
In the House of Representatives, gtb of February, 1784-
Ordered;
That the above Resolutions be printed in the State
By Order of the House,
JOHN SANDFORD DARf, C. H. R.
wan t E
For the Works on Sullivan's Island,
A Number of LABOURERS, either White or Black,
" for which Two Shillings per Day will be paid
them, and Provisions found.—Such as are able and
willing, are desired to apply to
JOHN CALVERT,
828) No. g, Church-street.
Public Notice Thereby Given,
TO all Persons indebted to Colonel EDWARD
CARRINGTON, as Deputy Q. M. G. of the
Southern army, that their Bmds, now become due, are
lodged in the bands of the fubferiber for immediate
recovery ; he therefore requests all persons concerned
to call on him without delay, and difeharge their several
obligations.
HEXT M'CALL,
620) No. 68, Mceting-ftreeQ
To HIRE as a WET NURSE,
A NEGRO Wench, young and healthy, witlr a
good breast of milk. She is sober and honest,
and has riurfed two white children with a former
child.
Enquire of the Printers (Bj6
N O TI C E.
ALL Persons having Demands against the Estate
of Lieutenant Phillip Frederick ^an-Platon, late of
the Artillery, are desired to give them in; and those
who are indebted, to make payment to
910] EPHRAIM MITCHELL, Adminifirator.
To be So!d by Private Contrast,
A Valuable TRACT of LAND, confiding of
" Z 42 i-half acres, lituate# on the north-fide of
Ashley river, between Arthur Middleton and Benja,
min Waring, Efqrs.
For further particulars enquire of
huger & FAIR,
804) No. 107, Meeting-ftieet,
State of South-Carolina,
WHEREAS at a Court of Common Pleas
begun and helden at Charleston on the
loth day of February infant,
William Logan, John Gibbons,
Sparks Findley, Stephen Fogartie,
Philip Webb, Daniel Bourdeaux,
William Oswald, James Muholland,
William Sleigh, Abraham Harman,
Michael Peters, And Edward Thomas,
being returned duly summoned to serve as Jurors at
the laid Court, made default, and were noted for Non
appearance :—Notice is hereby given, that they will be
fined in the sum of Five Pounds Proclamation-money
®f America each, unless they Ihail severally make good
and fufficient excuses upon Oath, for their Non-ap
pearance, within Forty Days from the date hereof.
Wm. MASON, C. C, A
Office of Common Pleat,
Eeb 9 loth, 17% (79,
^Numb.l2,l