The Gazette of the state of South-Carolina — Charles-town [S.C.], 1784-05-20 00:00:00, page 3

CHARLESTON,
M A Y 20, 1784.
FIS merging arrived the Ship Philadelphia,.
£ Captain Srong, in whom came paifengers,
"Thr.'Parthas M-Shane, Do&. Joseph Ramsay,
'ft ,Cn ^Ramfay, Mr. Adam Gilchrist, Mr.
MarKland, Air. William Glenn, Mr. Cobin, Mrs.
luomptyn, Mrs. Potts, and Miss Singletary.
Extras of a letter from a Gentleman in Philadelphia,
to his,riend in this City, dated May 5, 1784.
I a nat present as a Teprefentative to the Society
Il the Cincinnati, we shall have a very fall meet
i: g; members from 11 States have already appear
co, and the otners are hourly expetted. We are
wounded 111 our feelings to learn that so many vift
tfnary, and ill founded apprehensions, have taken
pcticihon of the minds of many Citizens, whose
good opinions ,e would wish to have; ahd as we
are cculcwus of the most pure intentions, I appre
henatnaiit will be the universal sentiment ofthis
f: meeting, to expunge, Rrictly define, and explain,
^,y p"t which car poiiiblygive, hr has given;
offeree to any honed candid mind. If envy, or a
reftiels ipirit should fall puifue us,with effeff, we
mud, I iuppoie; febmit to the rod of power, and
l?™ ent ''' e ungrateful fufpicidns of a country, of
'hich we think we merit more favourable opinions.
Congress, we hear, oft the 26th ult. came to a
resolution to adjourn on the,3d dav of June next;
and to meet again on the 30th of October, at Tren
ton, a place rendend memorable for the gallant
attack, defeat, and capture of 'a.body of Hessians
under Gen. Raal on the 26th of December, 177,
by afew undifciplinbd troops under his Excellency
General Wafhinglorf
A Committee of tlle States Will be appointed td
fit and tranfa& bufinefs^ during the rcceis of Con^
grefs.
iviAßyihD.y In this City; Mr; Senders Glover,
to foils Lydia decker, or.lv daughter of the de
ceased Capt Thomas tucked—Capt John Addison,
of Georgetown, to Miss Tamfon Ralph, daughter
pf Mr.. Johre Ralph.— Mr. Archibald Carfan, to
Mrs. Elizabeth Refs, widow of the deceased Mr.
James Ross—-— In St, Paul's Parish, Mr. James le
gare, of John's hlard, to Mil's Mary Wilknfrm,
daughter of the deceased Wdkmfon. Eiq —
In St. Bartholomew's Parish, Mr George Smith, to
Mils Mary South.—ln St. Thom s's Parish. Mr.
Jernes VnKoight. of Prince Frederick's Parish, to
A? fs Kez,a Addison, daugh er of the deceased Mr.
Thoma- A idiph; ff Sfe. Thomas's Parish.
After a most painful aid lingering illness, whicti
fl eTupported with becoming fortitude and refoma
,% died in r is Citv, in the ^d year of Jier&e§
Mrs: d,fr^R^ relief of Capt. Clement Lem-
P V'n E 'i '°° " as t^r'^gh I'D been uniformly
GT c ~|fr '° r ^ r humane; charitable, and benevo
lent difyoht^n and conclu&; and is truly regretted
by all who had the FappiuHs bf her acquaintance;
Particularly hr her numerous relations,, inti
mate friends and . e^hbtmrk Afief ferrite bein'*
performed in St; Philip's Church, the corpse was
carried to. Hebcaifa foil interred idthe family
burial place, at the feat of the late Col. Bond.
,^ ^i^ems Pfor fit Fir, Masons, and
be newly oy^tuted Order of Cincinnati, will be in
car next.
^j^ffy^^^
At our Auclion-Room,
„ ILLSDA , 25th infant;
Will be , 0 L r, at loo'Clockk
The following pieces of Furniture, in excellent order,
viz:
An elegant Delk ahd Look Case, with glass doors
1 pair neat Mahogany Dining Tabled
1 ' .erv handsome 'Tea Table °
1 ] air of Car l TaMes
1 < heft of Drawers
1 halt Chest dittc'
6 Mahogany Chairs
A handlome Looking Ghfs, &c. &c.
Cudworth & Wallet
Jo the PUBLIC.
Members as the UNION KTLLWIN-
J ING LODGE, huce the burning of the
Flav-houfe, ana she adjacent Darning Alterably
Room, having been solicited to build upon their
Lot, where the Hay-Genie flood, a Suit of Public
boomsff % e Notice,' TNai. in confluence of such
Request, they intend eroding, upon the founda
tion of the late Theatre, such a Suit of Rooms,
proherlv calculated for the reception and accoU
modation of the Lanies and Gentlemen, as well as
fcrthe use of any ft I. Be Society or Societies, that
mgy think proper to irnjicnt them.
Any person inc inable to ui dertake to build the
fine, is denred to give in his Frondfals (With
Rftimates) to the Subdriber at N0.'5% Tradd-
C„T and, where tin Ground Plan and Elevation
&1 raid intenueu Buiiu.ng may be iceri.
JOHN TRCLTJ
&& Negroes for Sale.
^3 ", C °^° °f^^ ft° ut Men and
ofb)'3i Women, in good order and ft for
immediate service, just imported
from the Windward Coast of ' Afri
cd, in the Ship Iwo Brothers.—
Conditions are one half Cajh or Produce, the other
half payable the Jirft of January next, giving Bond
and Security if required.
The Sale to be opened at 10 o'Clock each Day, in
Mr. Bourdeaux s hard, at No, 48, on the Bay.
John Mitchell:
May i<j, 1784:
NEGROES for SALE,
On Thursday the i 3 th of may, inst:
On Board of the Prig Petfo, at Scott's Wharf,
A Cargo of Prime healthy SLAVES, from the
J\ River Gambia, bn the Windward Coad of
Africa. They are allowed by every Gentleman that
has seen them, to be the EneftSlaves that save been
imported these 15 years; these Slaves are well
acquainted with the cultivation of Ind'go, Rice
and Tobacco: Specimens of which may be seen at
the Exchange Coffee-Houfe. Conditions of Sale,
Ready Money or Produce.
GEORGE GARNER.
To be Sold by Public Sale,
On the 20th of MAY next,
By Messrs. CUDWORTH & WALLER,
fi NEGRO STENCH, kbout 40 years of age;
with her. Child about 2 years old, beihg
part of the divided Negroes belonging to Mrs.
Elizabeth Morgandollar's estate. Conditions of sale,
one half Cash, the other half Twelve Months Cre
dit, giving Bond with approved Security.
To be SOLD,
On THURSDAY MAY 27th, 1784;
At Mr. Joseph Dandridge's, in St. Paul's Parish.
I, ETWEEN 12 & 15 NEGROES, belonging
to the estate of Mr. Philip Garner, de
ceased. Terms will be declared oh the dav of Sale.
Melcher Garner, Adm.
Public Auction,
Cn TUESDAY, the Bth of JUNE next,
Before the F.xchange,
A TRACT of LAND, containing toon acres,
htuated on the Waters of Saluda River,
bounding S. E. ^ S. W. on lands cleared by Sa
muel Tickling; John Lonan, and Hugh. Canan,
W. on land Surveyed sot Andrew Burn, N. E. on
John M ihonk land. Conditions are 10 Guineas
Cassi; the remainder a credit of Three Years, giv
ing Bond with approved Securhy, and pavin'g°the
Interest Quarterly, or Annually, as may best suit
tiie Purchafer;—Good and Efficient Titles will be
given. JACOB MILLIGAN; & Co.
F ° r s ^ e or Freight,
..The SHIP
M^OL, TWU.BRO r HER%
Captain S.WIFT, how lying off Mr. Eveleigh's
Yv hart; She is a french built Ship, about three
years old, well found; and a flout able vessel, will
carry about 1000 barrels of ricek Any perlon
wanting to purchase, or Freight for Amsterdam,
Rotterdam, London or Bristol. will pl ea se to
plv to the fabDriber 5A ^ Bay, or to the Captain
° n . Board, w^ere an Inventory may be seen.
Good Bills of Exchange on, London or Amsterdam,
at qo days fight, will be t^keriin payment.
May ±2. 1784. JOHN MITCHELL.
DelaCantrie & Selles,
"°* 95, Brbad-Rreet,
,frI.APE FO R SALE,
SUGARS in hhds. and tierces, Coitee, Taffia,
O Burgundy & Champagne Wine m Dampers:
], OT I
H ^'Subscriber having three d'ffrmt
A times, (previous to the reduction ' o $ °tris
City by the British) called on the Heirs of the Lie
Benjamin Williamson, to meet him for fettling the
Concerns of the Did Betyamin WMiamfon,°and
which ' they neglected to do for reasons, as he ap
prehends, well Known to iome of them, now calls
on them again to meet him the Second Monday
in September, at the Exchange Coffee-Houfe: this
long Notice is given that these concerned in Geor
gia, as well as here, mav have all imaginable in
formation of this Advertisement. All Creditors are
desired to fend in attested Accounts of their Debts
, WILLIAM WILLIAMSON, so. '
Ckarlglun, May 48, 1784.
For Ede^ov, in North- Carolina;
To fail by the 20th instant,
From thence for Bermuda,
IpHE Schooner VENUS, Samuel
B J- Yates Mailer. For freight or pa/Tage, hav
ing very good accommodation^, apply to the mailer
cn board, at Russell, Jenkins & Co's, wharf. 0
A L S O,
For St. Cbrifapbers,
F° Lil by the 25th inflant,
qrHE Schooner SA LL Y. Benjamin
iUcKER, Maftcr. For passage, apply as a
bove, or to 4
Russell, Jenkins, & Co.
Who baye re eNed ty the last Vcffels from London,
.A CONSIGNMENT of GOODS, laid
th by the Mantitatfurers bn Very easy Terms, con
filling cl irfh Linens of all Qual iies, Sheeting
dr 6, Sadclery, ttriped and plain Lawns, printed,
pl n and bordered Handkerchiefs, Mens ard Boys
Hais of al Prices; Trunks o f Cutlery well aborted,
ditto of Japan and., plain Tin Ware, Chests and
Trunks of Coppet Ware, confining of bfeful Arti
cles, Crates 01Queets's Ware, ditto with green Bor
ders, Neils of well fimflud Trunks belt. Durham
Mustard in Cases bf 6b hai pound Boules, high
Proof Gunpowder in Kegs of ijwt. Shot of all
S Zes, Lot don Porte in Calks and Hampers, an
elegant FHAI ON, calculated for one or two Hor
ies —As it does not suit the Subscribers to retail the
above Articles, they, will d fpofe of them by the
Package, on the original Invoice, at a moderate Ad
vance. For Terms apply to
Russell, Jenkins; & Co.
& Who have also for Sale, Rum, Wine, Gin, Sugar; 1
Coffee, Ofnaburgs, Hoes, &c. which their Country
Friends may have in huh Quantities as will belt
fait them.
YX/TANTED, a convenient HOUSE;'
Vv with about four rooms, and a fmal) Garden,
in a retired part of the town. Enquire of
Russell; Je kios, & Co.
An A ffbrrmint of black and white Crape.
N OT I ~
nTfE TAX-COLLECTORS for the Parish of
A. St. Philip's and St. Michael's, Charkf
ton, give Notice, That agreeable to an A& paCed
at the last meeting of the General Assembly, they
have been fitting at the house of Mr. John ErneF
I ovas, Meeting-street, for the purpose of receiv
ing such Affeiiment^ as were rot paid, and that
they will continue to fit until the firft of Tun?
next: after which time all Defaulters niuft expeti
to be dealt with as the Law direßs.
ITorian Charles Meyj John Owen;
John Earned Foyas, James Ncilfon,
John Calyert, Thomas Hughes,
John Webb.
STATE of SOUTH-CAPOLINA.
FRANCIS MITCHELL. J the State frefoid,
X who is in cuflody of the Sheriff of Charleston
Dfricl by Virtue of a Writ of Capias ad Refponden
dem, at the Suit of William Kircaldie, having peti
tio ^ the Honourable the Judges and (uftires of the
Court of Common Pleas, that he md, "be' admitted to
the benefit of the AP made for the relief of Infoluent
Debtors. It is Ordered, that the said William Kir
calfe. and all others to whom the said Petitioner is
anywise indebted, be, and they are hereby faihbned,
and have Notice io appear at the usual place of. Judi
cature, at the Court of Common Fleas, or General
Seftons, which Jhall firft happed to be Holden three
months next after publication hereof, to flew cauff if
an, they can, why the said Petitioner jhould not have
the Prayer if his Petition granted;
. % MASON, C. C. P.
' Ofoce of Common Pleas,
May 18, 8784.
j For LIVERPOOL^
™ Shi P CLEMENTINA,
^DMfy Capt: LLXVORTHY, ,
"''" .' a " by theist of June, ti'iv
'ing great part of her Daigo en^-
^ F <r Freight or Baffle so
so the Captain on Board, at Friofeau's W har,
ortoROBERT Norris,
N°* 5, Bedon's-Alley.
On TUESDAY the iff of JUNE,
Will be offered for SALE, at an extenfae Credit,
A CARGO of about Three. Hundred prime
.SLA\ ES, of the Angola Country, all in
lug, health, just arrived in tlie Brig Le Leger,
Capt. Louis Caftandet.
DANIEL BOURDEAUX.
May 20, 1784,