The Gazette of the state of South-Carolina — Charles-town [S.C.], 1784-02-12 00:00:00, page 4

Cudworth, Waller, & Co.
TAKE this opportunity, at the close of the
year, to return thanks to their friends and
the public for pall favours, and hope that their
assiduity in business, and conflant endeavours to give
fatisfadtion, will merit farther encouragement.
From the mode at present too much adopted,
they are under the necessity of declaring, that no
limited goods will be exposed by them at public
sale, and no proprietor be inhered to bid on his own
property, as they conceive such a practice to be en
tirely repugnant to the true spirit and design of
Auctioneering, and an imposition on the putchafers.
—As at the end of every two months, they are
obliged to pay into the Treasury two and a half
per cent on the amount of their sales, it is absolute
ly necessary to give this public notice, that from and
after the firft of January next, no goods fold by
them will be delivered until the money is paid,
except'to those who are known to be punctual in
calling and discharging their bills.
They have an excellent Store for the reception
of Indigo, which will always be at the service of
those who may employ them in the Factorage Bu
siness.
No, 5, Ttaddflre^,
HAVE lately imported Madeira, MufeateH,
Malmfey, Lisbon and red Wines in pipes, half
pipes, and quarter calks, Brandy in pipes, high
proof Demarara and St. Kitts Rum in hhds. and
5 o gallon calks. Superfine Philadelphia Hour,
Pilot Bread in calles of too weight, Mould Can
dles in boxes, Corks in bales, Anchors and Cables,
which they will dispose of for calh or produce.
Chardon, Dec. 4, 1,783-0
For Private S AL E,
T,H E subscriber's valuable Plantation
' on Stono, 21 miles from Charleston, con
taining 1676 acres, on which there is a great deal
office land, having the advantage of a large body
of back water, three reservoirs being already minifi
ed ; there is also a great deal of indigo andcorn land,
with 4 or fob acres of choice pine land fitted for
sawing.—The place is very valuable for all kinds
of stock, as there may be a great number kept oh
it to great advantage. —The laid plantation has eh
it a brick dwelling hou} witka number of other
tifeful and necessary buildings. For farther parti
culars enquire at No. 93, King-street, of
MARY LAMBOLL THOMAS.
Allo to be let, the eaftetn north gallery Pew,
No. ^4, in St. Michael's Church, enquire as
above.
For PRIVATE SALE,
AVery valuable uncultivated Trad of
Land, containing B§o acres, situated in the
fork of Bull Swamp, and the north fork of Edifto
river, in Berkley County; bounding to the south
west on the said river, to the south-east on land
granted to John Platt, and laid out to John Ama
ker, and to the north on vacant land, the fame
having been granted to Peter Timothy, Esq;
deceased, and fold by order of the Executrix. The
plat may be seen, and the terms known, at my of
fice, No. 11, Queen-street.
'John-Walters Gibber
Just PUBLISHED,
And to be Sold
At the PRINTING-OFFICE,
Neb 100, Meeting^ftmt,
(PRICE TEN PENCE)
The South-Carolina & Georgia
ALMANACK,
OR
ASTRONOMICAL EPHEMERIS
For the Year of our Lord
1 7 8 4.
And the Eighth Year of American Independence.
JUST ARRIVED,
A Few jars of excellent Blue Raisins, to be
Sold, by the jar or pound, at No. Bc,
Tradd street.
Daniel Hall, & Co.
ALL persons any ways indebted to the estate
of aamue! Dubois, laie of St. Matthew's Parish,
deceased, are desired to make payment by the firfl day
of April ensuing, as it will be out of my power to give
any longer notices and all those to whom the estate is
indebted, are requeued to bring in their accounts de
preciated ano properly attested, to
John Burdell, Exec.
Jan. 23d, 17'84.
Ten Dollars Reward.
RUN Away about the middle of Novem. a Negrb
I fellow named OLiVE, this country born, a (hoe
ana boot matter by trade, is of a yellow complexion,
well known in this City, as he formerly belonged to
Mr. Patrick Binds, is also know in Goole Creek,
and has a wire at Mrs. Elliotts, at Cotebahee, where it
is fuppoftd he is gone. The above reward will be given
to any person that will deliver him to me at No. 9,
Beaufain Street, or the keeper of the Sugar House.
Edmund Fitzpatrick,
Who has a quantity of good Negro Shoes to dispose
of by the quantity^ta reasonable price.
For PRIVAT SAL,
AN excellent SPINNET in good order, with
beautiful narrow keys tit for any young La
dy to learn upon. Enquire of the Printer.
AL L persons having legal demands against
William Stoutehborgh, Esq; deceased, are
Tequefted to make them known immediately to
WILLIAM SKIRVING.
jan. 10, 1784.
Thomas jervey & john allen
WALTERS, acquaint their friends and the
public in general, that they have entered into
Copartnerfhip, in the Faaorage and Comniitiion
Business, and have purchased Burnt's old wharf,
whereon aft excellent Lores fit for the reception
of rice, indico, or tobacco; and will be greatly o
bilged to all those who will employ them in felling
of their produced due attention will be paid to
their interest and ever, endeavour exerted to
give fatista&ion.
ALL Perlons having demands against the eftafe of
Jame^ Laroche, ot what kind or manner soever,
late of Wadmelaw Iflrnd, planter, deceased, are detired
to fend in their accounts, properly attested; and all
those indebted to said eftaie, are desired to make im
mediate payment.
John Laroche, 7 —
James Laroche. J °°°
Wadmelaw Mind,
Jan. 3, 1784
To be SOL D,
On WEDNESDAY, 18th February )1784,
Before the Exchange, in Charleston,
Between Forty and Fifty very prime
SLAVES,
BELONGING to the estate of John Harlef
ton, jun. Esq; deceased, among them area Job
bing Carpenter and a good Cooper. Credit will be
given till the Gift of January next, on bohd with good
security and paying interest from the day of sale.
Benjamin Waring, ,
Peter Smith. f ^ ft
Jan. 16, 1784.
ALL persons indebted to the estate of James
Marshall, Esq; deceased, are requested to
difeharge the fame; and ail having demands against
the laid ellate, to deliver in the fame on oath, to
Anna Maria Marlhall, Exec.
AS my wife Hannah Miller, hath wilfully left
my bed and house ; these are therefore to
give notice to all persons, forbidding them, at their
peril, to harbour, or credit her for any thing
on my account, as I (ball not be responsible for any
debt of her contracting after this date.
Alexander Miller.
Rocky Creek, Camden Diflrift,
Jan. 20th, 8784.
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To be Sold at the Printing-Office.
DOCTOR Bakers Antifcorbutic Dentifrice and
Albion Effence.—Lieper's High and Low
oaft Snuff—as good as any imported from Eu r
rope.
N °"' For Private Sale,
A PLANTATION on Calking
Neck near the boundary line of this
State and North Carolina, butting and
bounding northwardly on the north branch
of Little-river, ealtwardly and welbardly
on land belonging to the eftare of Josiah
,tlvardly on the Sale Marib,
'containing 385 acres, geo of which is
prime lea Ihore land, well covered with
hicory and oak, 100 acres cleared ; on
the premiies are a dwelling house, an over
seer’s, negro and nectary out houses;
as much plank as will make two compleat
lets of indigo vats.
ANOTHER Plant^tich oppofce to the
above, butting and bounding Southward
ly on the northeast branch of Little-river,
on all other sides c^ land belonging to
efface of Josiah Allkon§ containing 640
acres, 150 .of which is good planting
land, too acres cleared; both of the a
bove trads are furbifhed With an excel
lent stream of water for making indigo,
which have not been known to fail in the
driest seasons; for a fight of plats and
further particulars, apply to Francis All,
fton, Llg; W^ccamaw, or in Charleston to
ALLARD BELINq
N°* 3' The SUBSCRIBER
BEGS leave to inform his friends tha? he bad
removed to Chadeftoh and re-assumed the
Factorage Business.
He Will be much obliged to them for a continhartt
of their favors -letters and orders directed to hink
and left at No. 5, Bedon's-ally, or No. 18, Meet
ing-street, will be duly attended to.
Some prime parcels of indigo for fate— 2003
bushels of white flint corn Wanted to purchase, for
which the calh will be paid; apply as above 0
ALLARD BELIN.
To be Sold at Private Sale,
A House and Lot, No. 1, Linch's-lane, with
. every conveniency for a small family, and
immediate poffeflion given. For further particular:
enquire at said Namber.
No. to. Wanted immediately,
A Man of character (none other Weed apply)
capable of managing an indigo and rice plan
tation adjoining each other on WzccamaW. A few
negroes will be allowed on shares ^t either of the
plantation's, which are bobbin prime order, a hand
some fa'lary allowed for his own services, and every
other reasonable encouragement; apply in charlef
ton to
ALLARD BELIN.
-tfet^— _—-c^^-— _=.-=— ————;===—_. —'-'-• .in'll
Houses and Lands
Fd, PRIVATE SALE.
No. If. /,Brick House and Lot the Weft
end of Queen-street, 30 feet front
oh said street) and 150 feet in depth from South to
North more or less; to the East on land of Tho
mas Coram, and to the Weft on lands of Benjamin
Mazyek.
No. 4) A Wooden two story house and lot oil
White Point, in a lane leading from Old to New-
Church street, 25 feet front on said lane, and has
every conveniency foi a small family.
200 Acres in Craven County, on Sparrow Swamp,
on the North fide of Lynch's Creek, bounding on
all sides on vacant lands granted 2d. April, 1771.
300 Acres in Craven County, 7 miles South
well from Mr. Kerfhaw's store near the Great Con
garee Road; bounding Weft on lands laid out, and
on all other sides, on vacant lands granted a6tk
September 1772.
Indents will be taken in payment, and if not fold
by the Iph day of February next, they will be
fold at Public Vendue after that date. Flats of
the above may be seen at the subscriber's No. z,
Liberty-street.
HENRY TIMROD.
Charleston, Jan. 6. 1784.