The Gazette of the state of South-Carolina — Charles-town [S.C.], 1784-12-02 00:00:00, page 1

NO TI C E.
THE Annual and Grand Communication of the
GRAND LODGE of the Moji Ancient and Ho
norable Society of FREE and ACCEPTED MASONS
of and for this State, will be held at the City Tavern,
in Charleston, on Monday, the 27th day of December
next, at Nine o'Clock in the Forehoon, when an'd where
the prefnt and all past Grand Officers, with the Ma
kers and Wardens of the Eleven Lodges constituted by,
holding under, and acknowledging the jurifdiaion of
thefaid Lodge, by themselves or proxies in particular,
and all and e^ery 'the brethren, both foreign and dome
flic, ingeneral are defred to attend precifly at thefaid
Lours.
The Brethren will then proceed from thence to His
Worjhip the Grand Maker's house, No. 67, Meeting
freet, in order to escort him in due form to the Lodge
room.'
Tickets, without which none- can be admitted, may
be had by applying to the Grand Stewards, viz.
'fjOHN HATFIELD,
I GEORGE FLAGG,
, „ ) RICHARD COLE,
JAMES BENTHAM,
'[OHN ABERCOMBY,
,AMUEL BEEKMAN.
N. B. It is requeued and expelled that the Brethren
tuill provide thcmfelves with new clothing, ft and pre
fer for the atcajion.
By Order of the Grand Lodge,
JAMES BALLANTINE, G.S.
Grand Lodge, Nov, 27, 1/84.
TO BE LET,
A LARGE three story HOUSE, with finable
EL outbuildings, the corner of King-ftrect and
Lamboll's Alley. Inquire No. 93, King-ftrcet.
~T OBE SOLD;
AKte'Danflution of the.
Fingal oj Offian into Heroic Verse.
.Apply to the author at No. 194, King-street; or
to Mrs. Timothy, at her Printing-Office.
-FT N A W A Y,
On the Bth of October last,
A NEGRO WENCH, named JENNY, carry-.
. ing with her all her clothes, among which were,
a jacket Jhift and upron of hew white linen, a black
callimanco petticoat, a blue Negro cloth coat, and do.,
jacket with a red keck binding, a new check apron,
two coats of red furniture check much faded; her other,
aprons, jackets dndjhifts: making in the whole fixfits,
Were ofnaburgs and dowlas; also two new blankets,
and two old, with four handkerchiefs. She is a flout
Wench, her two ifher teeth before project, and the teeth
which were next to theft on the left are gone ; Jhe is
sightly marked with the finalLbox, has a long thick
meek, with the hair or wool growing upon it much lower
than common, and fpedks in a fender offered drawl
ing tone. She is fippofed to have gone tc Mefflew,
near Strawberry where jhe formerly lived, and has
now two brothers b.uing, and to be either harboured
there, or td have joined aft of fugitive vagrants, who
continually infrf that neighbourhood by thefts and rob
beries ; orfhc may begone to Wadboa, and be harbour
ed upon the eflate late Colleton's, near Flunk's Comer,
where jhe has acquaintance and relations. Also, a
font NEGRO FELLOW; named KELLY, the pro
perty of I)r. Dickinson, of North-Carotina, whofor
merly belonged to the fame estate, and is now in the
fame range or gang. Whoever apprehends the fid
NEG ROES, and conveys them to the Sugar-house in
Charlefon, or to me at the head of Kinloch's Court,
Jhall receive EIGHTDOLLARS for the Wench, and
TWELVE DOLLARS for the Fellow.
JAMES 11. THOMSON.
N. B. Whoever flail be found to have concealed, or
to have afffed in com balingfrid Negroes,Jhall afared
ly fuller as the law directs.
Charlfion, Nov. io, 1784.
St. Kitt's Y uleovado Sugars,
r^F tkefrfc quality.'for SALE,in hog/heads, tierces,
* and barrels of cityerent fees. As) a quantity
of fine flavoured high proof Rum. Apply to
Smiths. De SauGure. & Darrell.
A new NECRO MAN and a WENCH also for
GAZETTE
OF THE
STATE OF SOUTH-CAROLINA.
[Vos. XLUIJ
CHARLESTON: Printed for A. TIMOT HY, No. 89, Broad-Street.
THURSDAY, DECEMBERS; 1784.
tfj> For LONDON,
^& ™ SHIP LONDON,
Capt. Samuel Purciies,
IS now loading, and will fail by the 20th of De
cember, has two-thirds of her cargo engaged—
For freight of the remainder, or for pall'agc, apply
on board, at Evelcigh's wharf, or
SAMUEL LEGARE.
TOBE SO L I),
Stone's bed London Porter, in hogsheads, white
and coloured plains hanging paper, and a few
hogsheads excellent claret. Apply as above. 2WI
.L OS T,
A PASTE Sleeve Button, set in gold. Whoever
has found the fame, and will bring it to this
Printing-Office, shall receive a suitable reward.
On THURSDAY, the 9th of DECEMBER next,
Near the Exchange.
WILL BESO L D,
CT— WO likely young NEGRO MEN, and a
£ NEGRO WOMAN, belonging to the cEate
of the Rev. Mr. John Lewis; deceakd. Aifo, a
NEGRO WOMAN, brouglit up a cook, by the
date Mrs. Hatcom, of Stono. A year's credit on
bond, witli interest arid security for the former—
and two years credit, on the fame terms, for tire
latter.—Also, for Cash, the perpetual LEASES of
three LOTS, belonging to the glebe label bf St.
Philip's church, fold by order of the vestry for
payment of rent due—No. 9; the corner lot of
George and Cumining-lbeets, at 531. currents
yearly re*nt.—No. 10, on CummingHheet, and ad
joining No. 9, at 331. currency yearly rent. These
Lots are 55 Let ftont onGumming-Ereet, and 180
feet deep, belonging to Ilie chute of Edward Tay
lor, deceased.—No. 14, 55 front on Cumming
fbeet, and 180 feet deep, at 401. currency yearly
rent—belonging to. the eEatc of James Lecion, dc=
ccafcd.
Jhe Leases, containing conditions, may be seen
in the hands of Mr. Nott, behind St. Philip's
church; or
LEWIS TIMMON;
And al 12 o'C'fck,
On TUESDAY, the 14th day of DECEMBER, at
No. 168, King-Jireet,
W ILLBE SO L D,
For Casi,
THE personal estate of the Rev. Mr. C. F. Mo
reau, cteceafed—Conhflingof wearing apparel, bed
ding, two tables, a ihare in the Library Society,
&c. &c. &c.
TOBE SO L D,
At A UCTIO N,
At our S TO R E, next the Exchange;
On FRIDAY, the 14th day of DECEMBER next,
At 12 o'Clock,
That pleasant and most agreeably situated Plantation,
on Cooper River, called the
R E TREA T;
CONTAINING about 400 acres: it is about ,
miles distant fiom the city, (the south line
thereof is the north or dividing line of St. Philip's
parish from St. James's, Goose Creek) and it com
mands an extonlivc profpe& of the river, the bar,
Sullivah's iiland, &c. Ac. The gardens and im
provements were originally laid out by Sir James
W right, late Governor of Georgia, and may again
with a little labour and expense be out in good
order.
As for the foil, witli the brick Work ofthe late
buildings, the wood and timber thereon, need not
fay any thing about it, being so near this c ty. both
by land and water, that any person inclinable to
purchase, may view them. The lines arc new
marked, and the plats may be seen in our hands.
The conditions of the fide arc—One fourth cash,
and the remainder payable in one year, on giving
approved security, and paying intereß from the day
of sale.
Samuel Prioleau, jun. & Co,
Clarlfon, Nov. 20, 1784.
T HE
The COMMISSIONERS appointed by ACT of
tne GENERAL ASSEMBLY, to fell the lands
Thereon the Forts and Fortifications were ereded,
arid Low-Water Lets belonging to the Public
within tiie city of Charlellot,
AgrecalE to their Advertifarat in the State's
Gazette of April last,
Having rtfcertained the boundaries of the following
Parcels and Lots of Public Land;
Will begin to fell the fame by
PUBLIC OUTCRY,
CnMONDAY, the 6th day ofDECEMBER next;
In the following order, viz.
Ava ilable PIECE or LAND, bounding east on
King {Feet, wed on Archdale street, north
on a 16 foot alley Hid cut to said Greets, and south
on lands of Keibs William Hopion and William
Logan. Ibis parcel of land is divided into ten lots;
four on the above two streets of 38 by 114 feet, and
6on the alley of 40 by 76 feet each; These ted
lots will be the full day's file;
On the fallowing day will be fold,
Two BASSIGNS and a REDAN, on the bay of
Charleston ; frft, Craven's Ballion, at the foot of
Governor's Bridge, meaf.ring on the north fide i„
feet, 00 the edi fide 195 feet, bh the south fide 6$
feet, add on the:Bay 74 feet In this bastion is a
tolerabledwellng huufe, and a quantity of remove
able earth on the ramparts —Second, the Redan op
posite to Commodore Gillon's, mealuring on the
north 63^ feet, on the iquth 60 feet, and 70 feet
on the Bay A his piece of ground would be suitable
for a 'null Work-Hop — i bird, Granville's Bastion,
south end of the Bay, mcdfuring on the north fide
I 3J feet, on the eatt fide 103 J feet, on the south
fide iibjieet. and on the well tide 7^ feet. In this
bastion also is a tohrabie house. And
On Wedne/da) will commence the sale of
The LANDS in and about LY TTLETON's rs
and BROC GHfON's Battery, the whole ofwbich
is divided into 21 lots of various forces and sizes;
bye of them wil Bound on the channel of Cooper
River, and have a depth of more than 400 feet; 2
quantity of earth &c. now lying on these premises
will be of immediate dfe to the phrchafers of some
of the lots.
I erms of Sale are—Three years credit, payable
in State Indents. Also, purchalers to Be at the ex
pence of title deeds.
And in order to prevent after difpeites in refpe&
of the boundaries of any of the above advertised
lands, We give NOTICE, for the h:fl time, to all
persons concerned, that they make known their
claims before the day of sale above-mentioned.
The firft and third days idle will be at the place
where the lands lie —1 0 begin at io o'clock. And
that ofCraven's and Granville's Bastions, &c. to be
at the city exchange at iz o'clock.
Flats of said lands may be seen by applying at No.
87, Traddriheet.
EDWARD LIGHTWOOD,],
J >S UH SMITH, \ CO %
THOMAS SAVAGE, J goners.
N. B. AU persons ate forbid, at their peril, to
take away the earth, &t. in and about the forey
mentioned batteries. df
t= 'a. -w^
W ANTE D,
One Hundred hogsheads of TOBACCO,
For which the cash will be given. Apply to
GRANT & SIMONS,
No. 41, Bay.
FOU N D
P Y a Negro bov, a pair of gold buttons. The
JO owner may have them by applying at the
Printer's, paying for tins Advertisement, and 4
triple to the boy for his houefty.
Nov. 29, 1784.
BLANKS of all kinds to be Sold
at thA Frinting-O^ce;
[No. %.]