The South-Carolina gazette and general advertizer — Charlestown [i.e. Charleston, S.C.], 1783-05-24 00:00:00, page 1

Christ Church Parish, May ift.
T, AN away from the fubferiber^ a negro
man named Inne, about forty years of
age, fix feet high, has a remarkable large
bard, and speaks good English; lately
purchased at the sale of William Chifolm,
deceased. The said fellow has a wife at
Mr. Stephen Kivers's plantation on Stono,
where there is fufficient reason to lufpefl he
is harboured ; whoever will apprehend and
deliver him to the keeper of the Sugar
houle, or to the fubferiber in Christ Church
Parish, will be entitled to a reward of Four
Guineas; a reward of Fifteen Guineas
will be paid to any person that will give in
formation ofhis being harboured by a white
person, and five, if by a negro.
THO. BARKSDALE.
[By particular Desire,
The 0 RPHAN;
WITH
Lethe, or JEfop in the Shades;
Will be presented on Monday next.
Tickets may be had at Mr. Otaara's,
No. 12 I-2, Broad-street-
Pit, 7S. GALLERY, qs. Bd.
Thomas Morris, & Co. have just imported
in the Ship Waffiingion ftom Philadel
phia,
CLARET in cases of § doz. each, of an
excellent quality ; , eiper's belt high
toad and Scotch fnuff, equal to any import
ed from Europe, by the doz. or in cases of
7 doz each ; stone ware in hogsheads.
They have also for file, imported in the (loop
Revenge, rapt. Potter, from Boston,
A quantity of dry goods; bohca tea, loaf
fugdr black pepper, 8, io, 12, and 2od.
nails, red c,alk in tierces.
1 he above goods will be difpofeJ of on
reaf.nade terms for call or produce, at
their Store No. 50, on the Bay.
"A frocOlinW
ON Friday the igfh of Jutte, will be
fold at A.h'ev Ferry,
150 head of valuable and gentle Cattle,
eq ^al in quality to any in this State. —
Conditions are one third cash, for the re
mainder ciedit, until the firft day of 1 e
cember next, giving bond with approved
fecuritv, and paying inrereft from the day
of file.
At the fame time will be fold, fevered
ftrads of excellent lands.
CUDWO^TH, WAO ER, & co,
' I'O be let and may be entered itnmedi
= ately, a convenient tenement, No
105, Church-street.— The house has fix
good rooms, the whole in excellent order.
Apply on the premises, to
WM. BOWER.
Jus r imported from Philadelphia, and
to be fold by George Parker, the corner
of Queen-street, Bay, a few barrels of best
fuperfine flour, biicuit in small kegs, bar
iron, and a small quantity of Scotch Inuff.
Also a new sloop, built of cedar a d live
oak, that will carry 140 ba, rels of rice, and
only draws 5 1-2 feet water when loaded.
[Vol. L]
AND
GENERAL ADVERTISER.
CHARLESTOWN: Printed for J. MILLER, Printer to the STATE, in Church-street, near Broad-ftfeet.
SATURDAY, May 24, 1783.
Just imported from London^ and to be
fold by J. Parker, & Co. at No. 27,
Church-street, on the most moderate
terms, a fine Assortment of frefh Goods,
proper for the Season; amongst which
are the followirig articles, viz.
JRISH linens and Meeting, a large assortment,
printed linens and callicoes,,handkerchiefs, checks
and stripes, an assortment of Manchester ware, ofna
burgs and tanvas, negro cloth and blankets, broad
c,loths and caffimers, with trimmings, a variety of
hew-fafhioned Queen's Ware, China cups and fawcers,
&c. &c. Mens shoes and boots, Ladies ihoes with
French heels, hard ware and cutlery, nails, assorted,
Broad and narrow hoes, pa pts and oil, window glass,
Japan ware assorted, ftatinnary ditto, ribbons and
gloves, bark^ rhubarb, and salts, loaf sugar and fine
hyfon.tea, Madeira wine by .the.pipe, quarter-calk,
or dozen , with, a great variety of other articles.
Imported in the Br gamine Fame, and to
be fold by John Harbifon at his store, No,
66 i-% Queen street, by wholefa'e, for
produce or moderate credit, and by re
tail or caih or produce. ;
MUscoVado sugar, in hhds. and bar
rel- ; Fferich lump sugar ; coffee,in
bags Caltile soap in boxes of 25 and golb.
fotichong and bohea tbi, ofnabur s and
crocks, the best bill of exchange Madeira
in pipes, hhds. and retailed ready fined, in
the moderate quantity or three gallons;
Stoughtons'^ bitters, linen checks and
some dry goods; a small quantity of mace
in 1-4 lb, an assortment of ironmongery,
a Quantity o r dry paints and ftatch, excel
lent rum by the cask or three gallons ; a
variety of nails rind tin Ware, some fuftick
and lignumvitae.
TO be fold at Public Vendue, on Thdrf
day the :gih of May, at the plantati
on of Mrs. Margaret Jeffefyes, near Salt
k^tcher terry, the personal erate of Willi
am Brack, dreeaf d; confining of four Ne
groes, two large draught hordes, one very
gbod hofie cart, two pair of wheels without
bod es to them, all iron bound; one riding
chair with harness ; also a few articles of
houfhold furniture, and federal other articles
too tedious to mention. The conditions
of the sale are cash, the property not to be
altered or removes till the cond tions are
compbed with.
All perlons having demands against the
said estate, are desired to bring them in pro
perly attested, and tnofe indebted to make
speedy pay . erit, to
MART BRACK, Admi tiftratrix.
ITiE o.c oa hu ia' Eri its lit unu . tout ChmT^f
town, under Confiscation, (as advertised in hand
bills, with particular deScrip iors of the Houses, Lots,
Wharves, &c. and then Situations) will commence on
MONDAY the 16th of June next at the Exchange,
on a Credit of Five Years, pursuant to the Confiscation
Act. Indents will be received in payment.
N. B. The sale of Confifeated Lands in Camden dif
tri& will also take place on MONDAY the 30th day of
June, as already advertized in hand bill#.
fy Order of the Board,
JAMES O'HEAR, Clk. C. F. E.
Cbdrlefloavn, Ma, 23d.
THE Subscriber, in order to enable him to Support
his family, i 3 under the indispensable necessity of
calling upon all who are indebted to him on bond, or
other Specialties, immediately to fettle the fame to hit
fatisfaAion ; and he trusts, that they at leaf will pay
one year's interest, especially such as are cf so long
Standing as from the year 1777. He has a pleasant
Situated Lot of Land in the village of Hamp^ead, on
front Amherst and Drake Sheets, 100 by 284 feet to
diffofe of.
S. DRAYTON,
[No. %, S., MictyfyAJ'
Peter Bacot, fur.l
vs. ,Case oh Attachments
Jo. Nlchdlfon. JiL 4
WHEREAS the plaintiff in this aHion, did on th@
i 6 h day of April, inst file his declaration ill
the Office of the Clerk of this Hon. Court against the
defendant, who is absent from and without the, limits off
this State, and hath neither wife or attorney known to
be within the said State on whom a copy ol the said de
claration, with a rule to plead thereto within a year and
a day might be served. It is therefore ordered, in pur
suance of the A& of the General Assembly in that case
made and provided, that the said defendant do appear
and plead to the said declaration on or before the 27th
d^y of April 1784, otherwise final and absolute judge,
ment will then be given and awarded against him.
Wm. MASON, C. C. P.
. April %6, i,ty T .. ,
± , ; ! — .
In the Common Pleas#
Powell, Hopton, & Co.]
vs. l
Tho. Wooldridge and |
Aim Lott, hirv. of § .
Kelly, Lott, & Co.l Case ° n Attachment. _
who have neither wife
or it'ornry,,l,
WHEREAS the plaintiff in ih^ aAion, did on th@
26^ day of April, inst. file his declaration in
'? e °^ ™ °' '''" ''"^°' this Hob. Court against the
d^e ^dant, who is absent from and without the limits at
:hts ,tate, and hath neither wife or attorney known to
'"d State on whom a copy of the said de
c Oration, with a rule to plead thereto within a year,and
a day might be served. It is therefore orders, in pur
fi^ce of the A& of the General Affably in that case
made and provided, that the said defendant do appear
and plead to the said declaration on or before the 27th
d y of April 11784, otherwise final and absolute judge
ment will then be given add awarded,againft him.
, Wm. MASON, C. C. P.
April i^!b 1783. . ,
ON Thursday the 12 0 June, 1783, will be fold at the
Exchange, in Charleftown, ptecifey at is o'CI Ck,
a number of va liable Negroes belonging to the eftaae of
Henry Crouch, .1% deceafed 6 Also, a,Lot of Land
on Harlefton s Green, containing one Acre. A very
valuable Tract of Land situate in a most delightful and
healthy part of the country between the Congarre and
Wateree, containing about 1066 acres. Another Track;
of rich land on the north fide of Four Hole £w#mp,
containing about 550 acres, and one 768 part of that
body of l^nd known b, the nariie of Tran}lq,ania.—rit
The conditions will be made known on the d#y ot sale.
All perfon# indebted to the laid estate are desired io
make immediate payment, or to give fecuyiy for the
fame; and ail those to whom the estate is in any man
ner indebted are requeued to bring in their accounts,
property attested, without delay.
THOMAS OSBORN, J
JOSEPH BEE, , Executors.
•,HEXT M'CALL,\
CA^N™' ^"' '"" m^rijnfy yhe Bar, No.
V 54, a Negro do y named BILLY, about years
Creek'' and't^°""' io faniel Mieri of Lynch
' B "''" '•°m b.:s master thre€ yeari agg,
_£,a„. William sqmarwC
-AlN's celebrated MAP of the interior parts
of North America, with an explanatory pam
phlet, to be had of the Printer of this paper.
X^AKEN hum my Buy on Sunday last between
jv h % a "l ^ ley Ferr y 'by some whit e ^en,
a Horse, saddle and Bridle, >4 hands
braneedl on the mounting Ihoulder and buttock 5. M.
uas a blem^i mone of his eyes, draws in a chair;
^ P W '" the said hor ^ <° the fub
fenber, (hall receive Two Gifoas reward;
WILLIAM SOMAfrALL#
'° u d > a ! Public Vendue, in Charlefto„ n , on
%™ e 12 hos Ju ? e agreeable to the hft
k a "c , f ,- ut of Mr. Thomas Rose, faeafed, a
Ira6t of Land i a St, Andrew's parifhj bounded on
wappo Creek, known by (he name of Lucas's; con
taining ahou 43 o acres, very good for corn and other
?' uv ,°, and not more than fix miles b, water f
wharleffown, which makes it Very valuable.
The condition of the tale will be Cash sos one haff
of the purchase, for the remainder three years credit
paying interest from the day of f^ e , and giving bond!
"!h,'°" d fecumy. The property not to be altered
^1 the terms of file are complied with. All perfon#
h ,! n ß an y legal demands against the estate of Thomas
'l’ f e de , red t 6 deliver in their accounts, properly
attested; and all persons indebted to said estate are re
qu^ed to make payment, or fettle their accounts by the
firft day of July next with J
Wy 2416 '"AR" BLAKE, Acting Executor.
In the Common Pleas o
^Numb. 26