The Gazette of the state of South-Carolina — Charles-town [S.C.], 1784-07-26 00:00:00, page 1

Negroes for Sale.
On 1 UESDAY, August 3d,
WILL BESOLD,
A CARGO of SIX HUNDRED prime
XA healthy SLAVES, just arrived, after a
Short palfdge, in the Frigate Count De Norde, Capt.
James Penny, from Angola.
BALL, JENNINGS & Co.
Smiths, De Saflure & Darrell.
Mary-Ann Stone,
BEGS leave to inform her friends, that she has
removed from No. 74, Church-ftrcet, to
80. 8,5, Meeting-Erect, where she proposes to
take a few You* g Ladies to board and inftrud in
all kind of Tambour and Needle-work.
July 26, 1784.
NOTIC E.
ALL persons who have any demands against
, the estate of Alexander fame, late of Meet
ing-Erect, deceased, arc requested to render in their
accounts, properly attested, to the fubferiber, at
No< 85, Meeting-Erect, v/ithin twenty-foe days
from the date hereof, otheiwife theyrauE be cx-°
eluded any benefit thereof; and these indebted to
laid edate, are desired to make immediate pay
ment, without further notice, to
JAMES GARRET, Adminiflrator.
Charlefloh, July 22, 1784;
'IfEcLiYEN ~
By the Snow JACOBA and. ISABELI.A, Captain
DERK KLEFFKT, fam Offend,
And now opened for SALE at the Subferibers
STORE, Ne. 48, Bay,
A variety of MERCHANDISES, bought oh the best
terms at the Manufaflores in Germany, and to be
SOLD at a very low advance, by the Piece or Pack
"SG f° r Cajh, Produce, or at aftort Credit; viz.
A Quantity of Flan
ders linens
Fine ditto for flirts
Sheeting linen
Men's hats
Ladies ditto
Umbrellas
Bruffcls lace
Tapes
Ready made rubles
Nankeens
Common broad cloths
Gauzes
Embroidered handker
chiefs
Gauze ditto
Tailors thread
Ribbons
Blue satin
Silk stockings
Eaft-lndia handkfs
Marseilles soap in boxes
Gun-powder in barrels
of 12-f-pounds each
Bricks ~
Anvils
Nails assorted
Sail twine
Starch
Hair powder
Pomatum
Sweet oil in boxes of 30
bottles each
Sheet lead
[Vol. LXIII.J
Daniel Bourdeaux.
Chirlefton, July 19, 1 784.
Taken up at Sea,
P~™' E£N Georgetown and Cape Remain, by
~Captain John Addison, in the Schooner jolly
Bacc ms, Iwo New Negro MEN, in a small Canoe;
K,have on red jackets, and felt hats; 'one has a cut
cr trie top J las right foot. Whoever owns said Ne
groes may nave them by applying tofad Catfo at
^-f Stuart, No. 20, on the .Bay. "•
July 22 .1'8.)
TH E
GAZETTE
OF THE
STATE OF SOUTH-CAROLINA.
CHARLESTON: Printed for A. TIMOTHY, No. roo, Meeting-street.
Shot of different sizes
Pipes
Painters colours
Writing paper
Sealing-wax
Door locks
Neat fowling pieces,
gold & filvermounted
Pistols ditto
Cases for ladies needle
work
Looking-glasses
Snuff-boxes
Elegant agate and near!
ditto
Toys for children
jewelry
German Reel
Bar iron
Bologne sausages
A variety of 1 rench
books
Ditto English
Irench' and English
Grammars by Boyer
Ditto dictionaries by do.
Gin in bottles and bas
kets
Ditto incafes of 6 bottles
Claret
Rhenish wine
Grave ditto
Teneriff ditto
MONBA Y, JULY 26, f,84.
For Private Sale,
Foi Ohe, Two, Puree, Four and Live Years Credit,
All OUSE and LOI in Legare-ftreet, be
tween Dog;, Oliphant's and Mr.' Toomer's
now in poEcEion of Mrs. Rose, 40 feet front and
300 feet deep, with an exceeding good well of
water.—lhe airy situation of this Lot niakes it
equal to any in this City for a private family.
LIKEW IS E,
Two Houfc WENCHES; compleat Washers
and Ironers.—For whom one third Cassi will fe
required. CUDWORTH & WALLER.
On MONDAY Augufl gth;
WILL BE SOL D;
, At No. 53, in church-Street.
The following effects, belonging to the estates of
Timothy and Martha Phillip, deceased; The
faie to begin in the morning, 10 o'clock, viz*.
MAHOGANY Chairs and Tables, Looking
Glasses; a handsome Book Case, Beds, Bed-
Reads. &c. &c. A L S O,
Two valuable Negro Wenche, one of whohfis
a good Washer, Ironer, &c. &c.
And, precisely at 12 o'Ctock, '\
The House and Lot. Feet front,.,and *
Feet deep. ELEAZER PHILLIPS, ) A'dmhi-
JAMES WILKINS, ^ ftrators.
Conditions of Sale will be declared on the Day.
CUDWORTH & WALLER.
On Thudday 29th infant,
WILL BESOL»,
A great Bargain;
At our Auction-Room;
,At Twelve o'Clock, ..
A Valuable H /USE and LOT in King fired,
now occupied by met. Flagg. 23! feet ia
front, and 240 feet deep. he house is in good
repar, with Decenary on -buildings, a new garden
fence, and a large gate way.
8.) Acres of Land, adjoining Dorchester, a
bout half a mile from Boon's Bridge; fume hund
red coids of Wood may be cut therefrom, and
brought to market with but little trouble.
A Trad containing 333 acres ot Lend in St.
George s Parish, bounding, at the time of he origi
nal survey, on lands granted to Mr. John Lloyd and
Mr. Jofsph Mellaril.
Cudworth & Waller.
TO BE SOLD,
On a Credit if Two Etars, from the firfl of January
next; „,
I" HREE TRACTS' of LAND, all lying
Xwithin two miles of Afhepoo River, No. 1,
an d 3. No. 1, contains .200 acres of good
planting land; a ednfiderable part of which is fit
for rice,, and 50 acres of pine, in the whole 250
acres. Phis tra& joins upon the Combaliee and
Saltcatcher Roads, and upon the town' of Ed
inundfbury; and has a front upon George-Erect,
in laid town, fufficiently exterifrve for 8 c°r 9 fots^
It is inferior to no place in this State (out of the
city) as a Band for a capital store or tavern.
_No. 2, contains 450 acres', mostly pine land,
ihe vaE quantity of good timber upon this trad,
and its advantageous situation, muff make it very
valuable to ans person goirig upon lumber.
No. 3, contains 200 acres, one half of Which
at least, is very good' planting land, of three dif
ferent qualities, calculated for rice, for provisions,
and for indigo and provisions? the remainder pine
land. 1
Ihe above lands are fold by the proprietor
merely because he is not able to makV any use of
them, owing to the fmallffefs Of his peffonal pro
perty. For more particular information, and in
!P""° n °' " ie plots, apply to the fubferibers, who,
if these lands are not fold at private sale/ will put
] em "P at Public Auction, on Tuesday the <th
day of October next? °
The fubferibers have also for Private Sale, on an
extensive credit two very valuable Plantations,
near Afh^y Ferry; one containing 500, and the
otlier 20& acres. Apply to
Kennedy & Huggins,
, ~ ^ Bedford's old Ufarf.
Charlejion, July ic a N'^*
DoHor James Brown,
HAVING taken the houfc lately occupied by Mrs;
Stone, No. 74, corner .es Church and Tradd
ftreef has for Sale MEDICINE CHESTS, for the
life of the Country, with a Formula; extracted from
the most approved authors; apifled by his long experi
ence of the disorders incident to this climate; to which
ne has prefixed a Compendious History of the fame.
"' taiil attend from trie hours of fen to Eleven every
morning, for the affiance of' the poor inhabitants
gratis.
Ihe plan for has Difpeffary will be published in a
few days.
NEGROES for SALE.
'"" arrived from the Gold coast,
the Sh ' ? °" England, Capt.
3°^ n Garnet, with 18'1, and the
Brigantine Alert, Capt. Thomas
Walker, with 199 SLAVES,
all prime and healthy, and to be Sold by
Fisher, Hughes & Edwards.
Charlefon, July 12, 1784.
— . ..-; __qj
Richard Jennys,
BEGS le ve to acquaint the Gentlemen and
Ladies of this City and St<te, that he conti
nues the Business of PORTRAIT PAINTING,
(chiefly in Miniature) at the house of Mr Benjamin
^udworfh, No. 3, Cumberland-Ereeet.
Charleflon, July 15, 1784.
.to the P ÜBLIC.
'T''A E Editor of the Gazette of the State:
§ of South-CaroliNa informs her Friend;
tend Coomers, that the year is now complete, face fhri
began to tablifi her Paper, and cordially returns them,
many Thanks for their Favours' and Encouragement
in the undertaking. .She hopes sot the continuance of
their Kindness, as fne is resolved to use every laudable
effort to merit their Approbation; and the Week after
nextfa intends picblfhing two Papers every Week; one
on Monday, and another on Thursday.
Charleflon, July 15; 1784.'
FOR SALE,
For Cdfh or Credit, .
A New finifhed Wooden Building, with four
rooms and a piazza; a lot with a brick well
of as good water as any in the city; on Trotts
point. Enquire at the Printer's.'
T O-TeToTd;"
For CAS H, or One Year's CREDIT,
AN excellent SAWYER—AIfo a Field Slave,
about 30 years of age. Apply to
CONELIUS DU PRE.
No. 12, Bay.
For SAL E,
FOURTEEN Barrels of Flax Seed—
forty Barrels of best North Carolina Fork .
fifteen thousand Shingles—and a few Bags of Shoe
of different Sizes. Apply to
kuflell, Jenkins, & Co,
Who have on their Wharf, two or three very
commodious STORES and CELLARS to let.
RAN AWA-Y~
FROM the subscriber, the Bth instant, a Negro
Wench named SUSANNA, 28 or 30 years
of age, about 5 feet 2 inches high, thick lips, is
coal black, speaks tolerable good English. Had
on when she went away, a blue and white calico
wrapper, red flannel and Huckaback coat. Who
ever apprehends the above negro, and will deliver
her so her master, or secure her in any gaol or
work-house, so that he may get her again, shall
receive Five Guineas Reward. All masters of ves
sels and others, are forbid to harbour or take her
off on their peril.
N. B. The said wench formerly belonged to
Mrs. Russell, of Savannah, and has perhaps gone
that way. SOLOMON WOOLF,
No. ft Broadrfyect.
Charleflon, July 15, 1784,
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