The Gazette of the state of South-Carolina — Charles-town [S.C.], 1784-07-22 00:00:00, page 1

A Quantity of Flan
ders linens
Fine ditto for shirts
Sheeting linen
Men's hats
Ladies ditto
Umbrell as
Eruffels lace
Tapes
Ready made ruffled
Nankeens
Common broad cloths
Cauzes•
Embroidered handker
chiefs
Gauze ditto
Tailors thread
Ribbons
Blue satin
Silk Dockings
East-India handkfs
Idarfeilles soap in boxes
Gun-powder in barrels
of 12J pounds each
ExThs
Anvilsx
Nails aborted
Sail twine
Starch
Hair powder
Pomatura
Sweet oil in boxes of 30
bottles each
Sheet lead
Daniel Bourdeaux.
Charleston, July 19, 1784.
For Private Sale,
For 0% Two, Three, Four and Five Years Credit,
A HOUSE and LOT in Legare-ftreet, be
tween Do&. Oliphant's and Mr. Toomer?s
now in possession of Mrs. Rose, 40 feet front and
300 feet deep, with an exceeding good well of
water.—The airy lituation of this Lot makes it
equal to any in this City for a private family.
LIKEWIS E,
Two House WENCHES, compleat Washers
and Ironers—For whom one third Cash will be
required. CUDWORTH & WALLER.
On MONDAY August qth,
WILL B-E S OL D,
At No. 53, in Church-Street,
Jhe following ekc&s, belonging to the estates of
Timothy and Martha Phillips, deceased: The
idle to begin in tlie morning, 10 o'clock, viz.
MAHOGANY Chairs and lable^, Looking
Glasses; a handsome Book Case. Beds. Bed
dbads, &c. &c. A L S O,
Two valuable Negro Wenches, one of whom is
a good Wafaer, Ironer, &c. &c
_ And, pregifely at 12 o'Clock,
ahe House and Lot, Feet front, and
feet deep. EiTAZER PHILLIPS, ? Admini-
JAMES HiLKINS, ^ ilrators.
Conditions of bale will be declared on tire Day.
_ CUDWORTH & WALLER.'
FOR SAVE;
For Cajh or Credit,
A New finished Wooden Building, with four
rooms a and piazza; a lot with a brick well
cl good water as any in -tl e city, on Trotts
point. Enquire j the Printer's.
JUST RECEIVED,
By the Snow JACOBA and ISABELLA, Captain
DERK KLEFIKT, from Ofend,
And now opened for SALE at the Subscriber's
STORE, No. 48, Bay;
A variety of MERCHANDISES, bought oh the befl
terms at the Manufa&ores in Germany, and to be
SOLD at a very low advance, b.y the Piece or Pack
age, J or Cask, Produce, or at aftort Credit; viz.
T II E
& G A Z ET T E
OF THE
STATE OF SOUTH-CAROLINA.
CHARLEu 1 Oil. Tinted for A. TIMOTHY, No. 100, Meeting-street.
Shot of different sizes
Pipes
Painters colours
Writing paper
Sealing-wax
Door locks
Neat fowling piebes,
gold & silver mounted
Pistols ditto '^V',
Cases for ladies needle
worl<
Looking-ghfa #
Snuff-boxes
Elegant agate and pearl
ditto
Toys for children
Jewelry
German Deel
Bar iron
Bolegne sausages
A variety of French'
books
Ditto English
french and English
Grammars by Boyer
Ditto dictionaries by dot
Gin in bottles and bas
kets
Ditto in cases of 6 bottles
Claret
Rhenish wine
Grave ditto
Teneriff ditto
THURSDAY, JULY 22 , 2784.
Taken up at Sea,
BETV/yEN Georgetown and Cape Romain, by
. Captain John Addison, in the Schooner Jolly
Eacchus, Iwo Dew Negro MEN, in afmall Canoe;
they have on red jackets, and felt ,hats; one has a cut
on the top of his right foot. Whoever owns said Ne
groes may have them by applying to fad Cabtain, at
Mr, Stuart's, No. on the Bay.
FOUR or Six Gentlemen may be Reasonably
and Genteely accommodated as Day Boarders.
Enquire at the Printer's. July 2i , 17 8 4 .
— _ _ ; ,—
TO BE SOL D,
On a Credit of Two Years, from the sos of January
next,
Three tracts of land, all lying
within two miles of Afhepoo River, No. 1,
2 : an( l3° No. 1, contains 200 acres of good
pbu^jug land, a considerable part of which is fit
' l)1 lice, and 50 acres of pine, in the whole 250
acres. Phis trail joins upon the Combahee and
Saltcatcher Roads, and upon the town of Ed
munafbury, and lias a front upon George-street,
in laid town, fufficiently extensive for 8 or 9 lots^
It is inferior to no place in this State (out of the
™y) a s a hand for a capital Dore or tavern;
No. 2, contains 450 acres; mostly pine land.
Ihe vast quantity of good timber upon this tract,
and its advantageous situation, must make it very
valuable to any person going upon lumber.
' o * 3> contains 200 acres, one half of which
at least, is yery good planting land, of three dif
ferent qualities, calculated for race, for provisions,
and for indigo and provisions: the remainder pine
land.
Ihe aoove lands dre fold by the proprietor
merely because he is not able to make any use of
them, owing to the smallness of his personal pro
perty. For more particular information, and ' in
-9,'"° n °' '' ie P'°' S > a pp'y to the fubicribers, who,
if these lands are not fold at private sale, will put
them up at Public Au&ion, on Tuesday the <th
day of OHober next:
The fubicribers have also for Private Sale, on an
extensive credit, two very valuable Plantations,
near Ashley Ferry; one containing 500, and the
other 200 acres. Apply to
Kennedy & Huggins,
on Beresford's old Wharf.
Charlefdn, July 10, 1784.
Pursuant to a Decree of the Honorable the Court
of Chancery,
WILL BE SOLD,
At the house of the honorable WilliainHafell Gibbes,
Iff Maflei in Chancery, No. 74, Broad-freet, on
Friday the 23d day of July, precifelj at" the hour
of 12 o'clock,
' [ lIOSL two valuable and commodious Tenements,
.ftuated at the corner of Broad and Church
freels, commonly called Sarrazen's corner, late belong
ing to the efia^e of James Leefoit; the one fronting on
Broad-freet, and known by the No. 20; and the other
on Church-freet, known by the No. 17: the two con
taining wefwai dly, in front on Church-freet, 37 feet
4 inches, or thereabouts, and to the no? th, on Broad
freet, 68 feet, more or less.
The conditions of the sale are, that £.350, of the
purchaje money, be paid on delivery of the titles; one
half of the remaining purchase money will be required
at the end of fix, and the balance at the end of twelve
months, from the day of sale; but for which unexcef
tionable security must be given.
The titles may be fan in the hands of Mr. John
GaoPer folker, No. 62, Queenjireet.
MR. E. Jones informs me of a black Gelding in
P°fc.fficn about 13 hands high, paces and
trots, has afuall blaze in his forehead, branded with
figure 2, the other brand cannot be diftinguPhed.
The owner mist prove his property before"'
WILLIAM DEWITT, J. P.
June 6, 1784. Charlefon Diftritl
AT a Court of General Seflions of the Peace, Oyer
and Terminer, Assize, and General Gaol Deli
very, begun and holden at Beaufort, for the Diftrift
of Beaufort, on the gth Day f April lafl,
George Roberts, William Stafford,
Glen Drayton, and
David Tillar, , Stephen Kettles,
Here noted as Defaulters, for non-attendance as
Grand Jurors. Add,
William Ross, Philip Hext,
John Knight, James Pelot,
"Andrew Pofell,,. Jacob Guerard,
Thomas Cammell, Richard Stafford,
Thomas Cater, John Heyward,
James Smart, fen. Thomas Garnett,
John Garvin, and
Frederick Witfell, Robert Read,
John Daniel,
Here noted as Defaulters, for non-attendance as
Petit Jurors.
Notice is hereby given, that unless they do federally
make good and Sufficient excuses for their non-atten
dance, on oath, and transmit them to the Clerk of this
Court, on or before the sth day of November' next,
they will be fned: the former in the fam of Ten
Pounds, Proclamation money, each; and the latter,
in the sum of Five Pounds, like money, each.
By Order of the Court,
JOHN ROSE, C. S. & P.
Al a Court of Common Pleas, begun and holderc
at Beaufort, for the Diftrifl of Beaufort, on
the sth day of April last,
Peter Roberts, Robert Marlow,
Melchor Fuller, David Tillar,
Jacob Strobhart, J o f e pk Guerard,
Joseph Brailsford, and
George Roberts, James Gowen,
Were noted as Defaulters for non-attendance as Jurcrs.
Notice is hereby given, that unless they do faerally
make good and fufficient excuses for their non-atten
dance, on oath, and transmit them to the Clerk of this
Court, on or before the sth day of November next, they
will be fined in the fam of Five Pounds, Procla
mation money, each.' By Order of the Court"
JOHN ROSE, C. S. & P.'
ST R a
Ilff AJOR Dupont has informed me of the following
frays, viz. An old bay Gelding, branded 2P
hipjhot, trots; a bay Gelding, about fix years old,
branded AL, hip-fat, paces; a Cow, branded with
a heart, marked with a swallow fork and under'half
penny, in one ear, and in the other a swallow fork;
a red and white pied Cow, marked with a crop and
flit in one ear, the other a crop and flit in the under
part of the ear, no brand perceivable; a brown Cow,
marked with a crop, flip, and under half-penny in one
ear^ the other a crop and fit, the brand obfeure.
Beaufort Difrikl, W. ROSS 7. P.
3^ ^ 1 7 8 F
A KEN up by the fabferiber, a white M A R E,
about eight years old, branded on the near shoulder
WC. has several remarkable fmallfpots of fed hair
on her rump. ty. Ross, 7. P
Beaufort Difritt, St. Peter's Parijh, July' iff, 1784.
T"/ '^ "/'ru™ Meeting-freet,"thaJUas
adverted to be fold on Thursday las, is unavoid
ably put off to Tuesday the 3d day of August, when
it will be fold before the Exchange,^ o'clock. The
House being remarkably cool and airy, makes it art
agreeable retreat for a country family.
John Milner.
NOTICE?-
ALL Persons indebted to Captain Joseph Tow
ner,& late of Winyaw, deceased, are defined
to make immediate payment ; and those having
demands against said deceased, to make them known
by the 20th of August next, to
LYDIA TOWNER, ) Administratrix.
SAMUEL DWIGHT ^ Adminifrater,
Georgetown. July 8 ; 1784,
No. 2213.