The Gazette of the state of South-Carolina — Charles-town [S.C.], 1784-12-06 00:00:00, page 3

WHITE and blue
plains
Duffil and rose blankets
Green, white, and fear
let flannel
Oznaburgs
Striped linfcys
Boulting cloth
^luc and green baize
Sagalhecs
Blue ftrouds
Bath coatings
Yorkshire cloths
Second broad cloths
Superfine ditto
Plated and mohair but
tons
Camblet cloaks
Surtout coats
Scarlet, drab,and brown
cardinals
Plain and flriped cam
blets
Irish poplins
Negro caps
Feit hats
Coarse beaver dell
Fine round arid cock'd
ditto
Corduroys
Plain and printed vhlve
rets
Dyed fuftians
Ditto fattinets
An assortment of fadlery
Men and womens fine
and coatfe leather shoes
Ditto boots, coarse and
fine
Morocco and silk fhoed
Plated flroe buckles
A large aflortment of
iron-mongery & hard
ware
Rice and flouer sieves
Cotton and wool cards
Muskets and fowling
pieces
Lead, shot; arid gun
powder
Tomahawks
WILKINSO N, 3 Co.
No. 90, and No. 27, Broad-Jlrect,
, Have imported,
In the City of Charleston, Samuel Hill,
And the Idft vessels from LONDON,
A Large and General Assortment
of feafohable Goods,
h hich they will difpoJe of on moderate terms', for Cash
or Produce.
They consist of
AL S O,
A few hogsheads of Rum—Spermaceti Candles
in boxes.
Cudworth & Waller.
On T HURSDA Y, December i6lh.
WILL BE SOLD,
At Dorchester,
After the Sale of the Eflate of Stephen Cater, Esq.
deceased,
THAT valuable PLANTATION or Trail of
I,and, containing feveri hundred acres, in
St; George's and part id St. James's parishes, for
merly the property of John Glaze, Esq. and late
the estate of Mr. John Benfield, deceased, lying
bn the Goose-creek road, about three miles and a
half from Dbrchefter, and 20 miles from Charle
ston.
Conditions, one and two years credit on giving
bond with approved pcrfonal security, and paying
intcreft from the day of sale, the property not to
be altered till the conditions are fully complied
with.
JOHN GIBBONS.
Charffon, Dec. 2, 1784.
Notice is hereby given,
THAT I will not from this day, be accountable
to any person or persons for any debt con
tracted by any individual without a written order
from
SAMUEL BLAKELEY.
Charleflon, Dec. 5, 1784.
N. B. Advertisements omitted for want of time,
will bv carefully infested in out next.
'T'lcklinburgS
Checks'
Stripes
Silks
Fans
Calicoes
TO-MORROW,
At out Aulhon-Rcom,
TUESD A Y, December 7th,
WILL BE SO L D,
At 10 o'clock,
And a variety of other articles.
Linens
Stocking#
Ribbons
Ladies shoes
Hard ware, &c.
Bar iron find fleet
Iron pots assorted
Pewter and tin ware
Mould and wax candles
Compleat fetsof accompt
books, neatly bound
and lettered
Bibles, testaments; and
spelling books
Medicines compleatlfr
assorted iri small boxes
Silks, fattins, perfians
and modes
Muslins and cambricks
Striped, checkered, and
plain lawns
Lawn and muffin aprons
and handkerchiefs
Muslin trimmings for
gowns, of a new fa-.
fhicn ,
Tin cad lace, and edgings
Patent lace a. tons
Mancheder muffing
Ma feilles quilting,ftrip
ed, plain, & bordered
Plain and figured dimi
ties
India and English chintz
A variety of printed cot
tons and calicoes
Cotton copper plate fur
nitrite
Damasks, diapet; and
.huckaback table cloths
Clouting and towelling
diaper
Gauzes; threads, tapes,
&c.
Silk, cotton, thread, and
worded hose
Irish linens and Greetings
Linen & cotton checks
Cotton furniture ditto
Printed linen, check;
and Malabar handkef
, chiefs
Bed bunts, and bed tick
ing
Cotton blankets and
counterpanes
W A N T E b,
A' ^RzON who understands picking, packing,
and prising of Tobacco: Such a person, of
an honefl character, will immediately be employed
at tlie rate that the law allows, which is one-sixth
part as far as 600, and 5 per cent for what may be
laved out of each hogshead, over and above the
firft 600: Otherwise the picker is at his liberty to
make his bargain with the planter, as he and the
planter can agree. Apply to
THOMAS SINGLETON, Hfpeßor.
Dec. 6, 1784.
'T 'HE Affefors and Collectors for Charleston, give
ft notice, that on Monday the, igth inflant, a
fc/ieJule or tax lift will be placed at the Exchange from
nine to twelve o'clock in the forenoon, and from two to
five in the afternoon, and will continue for ten days.
All persons who think themselves over-rated, may swear
off agreeable to the tax aft. A lift of such ferfons
as by their neglefl have incurred the penalty of the law,
will be put up at the east door of the State-House, on
laurfday next, at the hours abovementioned, to remain
until Saturday evening.
Peter Bacot, J
John Edwards, jun.l
John Calvert,|
Edward Trefcot, } Collectors.
William Rober, I
Joseph Dill;
John Beale, J
On IHURSDAf, the 9th of DECEMBER next,
Hear the Exchange,
WILL BE SO L D.
'WO likely young NEGRO MEN, and a
A...NEGRO W OMAN, belonging to the eflate
of the Rev. Mr. John Lewis, deceased. Also, 1
NEGRO W OMAN, brought up a cook, by the
late Mrs. Ilarcom, of Stono. A year's credit on
bond, with intefuft and security for the former
arid two years credit, on the feme terms. ,for the
latter.—Also; for Calh, the perpetual LEASES of
three LOTS, belongihg to the glebe land of St.
Philip g church, fold by order of the vestry for
payment of rent due—No. 9, the corner lot of
George and Cumming-ftreets, at 531. currency
yearly rent.—No. 10, on Cumming-Rreet, and ad
joining No. 9, at 331. currency yearly rent, These
Lots are 55 feet front on Cumming-ftreet, and. 180
feet deep, belonging to the eflate of Edward Tav
lor, deceased.—No. 14, 55 front on Cumming
ftreet. and 180 feet deep, at 401. currency yearly
rent—belonging to the estate of James Leefon; de
ceased. ,
The Leases, containing conditions, may be seen
in the hands of Mr. Nott, behind St. Philip's
church, or
LEWIS TIMMON.
And at 12 o'Clock, ,
On TUESDAY, the 14th day of DECEMBER, at
No. 168, King-free^
W I LL BESOLD,
, For Cash, .
THE personal eflate of the Rev. Mr. C. F. Mo
reau, deceafed—Confiflingof wearing apparel, bed
ding, tw °. tables, a share in the Library Society,
&c. &c. &c,
TO BE SO L D,
At AUCTION,
At our STO R E, next the Exchange,
On FRIDAY, the 14th day of DECEMBER next,
At 1^ d'Clock,
That pleasant and mos agreeably situated Plantation,
on Cooper River, called the
R E TR E A T;
CONTAINING about 400 acres: it is about 7
miles distant from 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 extensive prbfpeft of the river, the bar,
Sullivan's island, &c. &c. The gardens and im
provements were originally laid out by Sir James
Wright, late Governor of Georgia, and may again
with a little labour and expence be put in good
order.
As for the foil, with the brick work of the late
buildings, the wood and timber thereon, need not
fay any thing about it, being so near this city, both
by land and water, that any person inclinable to
purchase, may view them. The lines Ure new
marked, and the plats may be seen in our hands.
The conditions of the sale are—One fourth cash,
and the remainder payable in one year, on giving
approved security, and paying interefl from the day
of iale. . .
Samuel Prioleau, jun. & Co;
Clarlefton, Nov. 29, 1784.'
FOR SA L E,
A Cargo of excellent high proof Jamaica
Rum, just arrived.
LIKEWISE
The Sloop Industry,
Burthen 90 tors, aflaunch built vessel, only 8 years old;
— For particulars inquire of Henvy Putnam, No. 9,
oil's Alley, or ch board faidfloop, at Prioleau's wharf.
,g^\ For LONDON,
^^ The SHIP LONDON;
Capt. Samuel Lurches,
IS now loading, and will fail by the 20th of De
cember, has two-thirds ofher cargo engaged—
for freight of the remainder, or for passage, apply
bn board, at Eveleigh's wharf, or. ~
SAMUEL LEGARE.
TO BE SOL D,
Stone's bell London Porter, in hogsheads, white
and coloured plains, hanging paper, arid a few
hogsheads excellent claret. Apply as above. 2WI
. FOU nJd°
BY a Negro boy, a pair of gold buttons. Th^
owner may have them by applying at the
Printer's, paying for this Advertisement, and a
trifle to the boy for his honesty.
Nov. 29, 1784.
NO TIC E.
THE Annual and Grand Communication of the
GRAND LODGE oj the Most Ancient and Ho^
horakle Society of FREE and ACCEPTED MASONS
of and for this State, will be held at the City Tavern,
in Charleflon, on Monday, the 27th day of December
next, at Nine 0 Clock in the Forenoon, tohentind where
the prefect.and all feaft Grand Officers, with the Ma
s ers and Wardens of the Eleven Lodges constituted by,
holding under, and acknowledging the jurisdiction of
the said Lodge, by themselves or proxies in particular,
and all and every the brethren, both foreign and dome
fir, in general are defined to attend precisely at the said
hinirs...
, 7he Brethren will then proceed from thence to His
IForJhip the Grand Master's house, No. 67, Meeting
frect, in order to efeort him in due form to the Lodged
room.
Tickets, without which none can be admitted, ma,
be pad by applying to the Grand Stewards, vi»;
fjOHN HATFIELD,
GEORGE FLAGG,
RICHARD COLE,
} JAMES BENTHAM.
I JOHN ABERCOMBY,
^'SAMUEL BEEKMAN.
N. B. It is requeued and expelled that the Brethren
will provide themselves with new clothing, fit and prea
perfor the occasion.
By Order of the Grand Lodge,
JAMES BALLANTINE, G.S.
Grand Lodge, Nov. 27, 1784.
NO TIC E.
PURSV ANT to the last will of the late
STEPHEN CATER, Esq. deceased, will
b^ fold, at his late dwelling house, within one mile
of Dorchester, on Thursday, the 16th day of De
cember next ensuing, at Public Au&ion, the whole
of the personal, and part of his real eflate, on the
following conditions, viz —All sums under five
pounds to be cash, all above, credit to the firft of
January, 1786, on giving bond with good pcrfonal
security ; the property net to be removed or altered
before the conditions of sale are complied with.—•
Ihe file to begin at 11 o'clock in the morning, if
the day is favorably, otherwise the firft fair day af
ter, at that Hour, viz.—Upwards of twenty remark
ably fine slaves, amongfl which there are carters,
Dwyers, house-wenches, handy boys and girls—
plantation tools, ex and horse carts, upwards of
thirty head of cattle, among them fix working
oxen—Frdvifiors, confining of rougli rice, corn,
peas potatoes, and corn blades ; a riding chair al
most new, two good chair horses, a commodious
rowing canoe, a variety of house furniture, amongst
which are a handsome mahogany hook-case, a double
chest of drawers, a good eight day clock, tables,
chairs, looking glaffts, bedheads, beds and furni
ture ; a collection of books, feme ufeful plate,
kitchen furniture, &c.
ALSO, 3 hat valuable Plantation, on which the
deceased did reside: confiding of 350 acres, in 7
acre lots ; four of which are adjoining, on which
Hands the mansion, with every necessary out-build
ing—Also a large brick house, which is at present
used as a barn—the other three lots Join each other,
but intercepted from the' four, by a lot belonging to
Captain Poftell ; the land is well timbered, and ex
ceeding good for indigo and provisions, the Situation
delightful, and but 21 miles from the city—There
are two rows of live balls, many of which very large
and interlocked, makes a beautiful avenue from the
road to the house, and perhaps is not to.be equalled
in this State ; the difiance from the house to the
river is about 160 yards, one gradual Hope, which
will admit of high improvements in orchards, gar
dens, &c. and renders it a delightful retreat (or a
Gentlemen from the city, or one who has large di.
ftant poT ffions, as it can be made both pleasant
and profitable.—The landing admits vessels of 6 feet
draughf.
GEORGE SMITH,)
JACOB MINUS, (Executory
MATTHIAS HUTCHINSON.)
Charleflon^ Nov. 16, 17^