The Gazette of the state of South-Carolina — Charles-town [S.C.], 1784-09-06 00:00:00, page 1

[Vol. XLIIL]
FORSA L EL.
On an extenfoe Credit, the following property of
Henry Peronncau, Efa; v i z .
Ift. n 'HAI valuable House, Offices, and ex-
A cellent Garden, No. lo\, Meeting
ftreet, presently occupied by the Hon. General
Moultrie, containing in front cn said ftrcet 94 feet,
and in depth 300 feet. ,
2d. That House, Offices, and Garden, No. 46,
Queen-street, presently occupied by Mrs. Dawson,
containing in front on said Hreet 72 feet, and in
depth 2^6 feet.
3d. That Let in Brosd-ftreet, No. n§, in,a
very capital situation for Bufmefs, presently occu
pied by Charles Morgan ^ Co. containing io front
on said ll.reet 24 fcet, and in depth 90 feet.
4th. That Lot in Queen ftrtet, No. ~ feet;
nearly opposite Mrs. Dawson's, presently occupied
by Henry Ephraim Schultz, containing in front on
said street 25 feet, and in depth 98 feet.
A L S O, ,
That PEW in St Michael's Church, on the
North fide, near the Pulpit, No. Is.
Che situation of the different Hotfes and Lots is
so perfectly known, that any further defcriptiop is
considered unnecHTaiy. For terms of file, &c.
enquire of
James & Edward Penman,
No 15, Bay.
Isaac Motte,J
Rawlins Lowndes,[
John Huger, > Attornies.
John Deas,l
Edward Penman J
ySept. 2, 1784.
Just /Imported,
In the Sloop LIBERTI, and to be Sold by
WILLIAM DUNSCOMB,
On Beale's Wharf,
A few Hogsheads of good Wei-India Rum,
An excellent Black House Wench, and
An old Mainsail.
FORSALE,
By Private Coitrad, on a Credit of Twelve Months,
AVery valuable Traft of LAND, containing
200 acres old measure, fituatedin Bush Poon,
Berkley County, 33 miles from town. For further
particulars enquire of H'iltiain harrow, or in his
absence, . JOHN RALPH,
No. 100, Church-Preet.
TO BE SOL D,
And on very Moderate Terms, for Cass,
At No. 80, Traddfoeet,
LONDON Duffil blankets of an extra quality,
—Blue, green, and white plains -FearnauHit
and duffil great-coats -Fea-naught jackets—Pea
jackets, and kerfey ditto—Trowers, forts, and mi
litary shoes, very cheap—Double Gloticeper cheese
—Excellent tingle refined loaf sugar, 8 and olb.
the loaf—With a number of other articles in the
p ovifion way.
NOTIC E.
IF there is such a man by the name of Burnil,
or Barrel, now living in either of the States of
Georgia or South-Carolina, and will let me know
Where his place of residence is, or will call at
No. §2, Broad-street, on Dorter Isaac Chanler, he
may hear of fomething.to Ins advantage.
BLAKE LEAY WHITE.
Charlcftov, August 31, ^783.
ROO M S,
TO BELET, .
At No. 21, Beresford Erect.—Also,
DAY B O ARD,
° n very Reafonablo Terms.
The Engidh, French, and Holland Dutch, are
fpor.cn. Apply at said Number,
Charlson, Augtf 21, 1781,
T H E
GAZE T T E
OFTHE
STATE OF SOUTH-CAROLINA.
QT" ""A'""'' f ° r A^TDOTHY, No. 100, Meeting-street.
MONDAY, SEPTEM^, ^ ^
W AN T E D,
A Man (if he has a wife, no objection) that un
deiflan. Farming, to overlook 8, o.r 10
hands. Apply in Charleston, or at the plantation
on Cooper River, to GEORGE,. SMITH.
Wells & Bethune,
;No ^f, Broad-Street,
H received by the Sloop D I S
, BATCH, Capt. Woodruff, from Lon
% , un « ermenti ° ned Articles, which they
will diipole of very low for Cash:
Black, white, and coloured lutelrings,
Mantuas, fattir.s, modes and farfnets,'
White, blue and green fergedefoy,
Black florentine, bombazine, and'laPfr
Ribbons of the latest patterns, s a sh & hat ditto,
Crimson and white collar velvets
Black velvet ribbons, Ostrich feathers & plumes,
Hat and gown crape, hair feating, moreen,
Balloon trimming gauze, ditto stripe and crape
; fouflee ditto, . ,
Sewing silk, Chiria cups and faucers,'
Ivory combs and brushes, white chapel needles,
Erafs caftors, doping desk locks, book-case ditto,
Brass and iron rimmed door locks, closet ditto,
Portmantua, trunk, ,and padlocks,
Hasps and laples, hooks and hinges. HL ditto,
Coffee mills,, fad, irons, saddlers tacks, brass do,
Nails.of all forts, Irch, wedges, gimblets, &c.
.% B ° Th -y h ^ve ° h hand New Butter in
Firkins,—Hyfon Tea a^ Bs. and 6d. per pound,—
Souchong ditto, at ss. and rod. ditto,
September 2, 1784. ~t.
!James Lamottc cd Abraham Motte,
Bavingenteredinto Copartnership under the firm'of
LAMOTTE & MOTTE,
BE GJeave to inform their Friends and the
lublic, that th^v propole carrying on the
.FACTORAGE BUS^^^^^^
And will be much obliged to those who will fa
vour them with the faleoftheir Crops, as they may
depend thy ftrifteft attention will be paid to their
interest. .Nicy have a convenient brick ,building
for the reception of Produce, and hope.before the
winter to have Bores capable of. containing a very
large quantity of Rice. Should their friends at any
time want a boat to bring down their produce, they
may be luppked by giving.a few days notice
From the experience^ of Mr. Lamotte, in the
Value and quality of goods suitable tor this country
the, flatter themselves they will always give fatif
fa&ion to their friends in the purchase of foch as
they may be pleased to direct.,
All Orders addrefled to the, at their Counting
House on Motte's wharf, will be punctually com
plied with. August 31, 1784.
RECEIVE I)
By the Brzg^ Le PIF, from Martinique, and to be
Sold at No. 95, Broad-street,
OUGAR in Hhds. and barrels,—Taffia.—
kJ Philadelphia Superfine Flour,—Burgundy in
Hampers. De la CANTRIE & SELLES
Thomas Farr, Isaac Motte, and
John Sfelatt Cripps,
r , Under the firm of -
JOHN SPLATT. CRIPPS, & Co.
.At Ao. 04, Broad-street,
HAVE juU Imported in the ship Chrifliana,
. ' aptain Angus,, from, London, and other
vefieis from Europe, ^ General Affortmeht of Eu
ropean and Lust-India ,GIODS, amongst which
are, Thread Lace and Edging, tihek Lace, white,
bue, and green Negro Cloth. ,Duffils and Bed
blankets, fearnought Great-coits, middling ard
coarse Cloths, ffriped flannels. Sadlery, Carpen
ters, Coopers. Shoemakers, and all kinds of plan?
tarion tools, nails, locks and hinges; very elegant
guns and pidols,made by Twigg,—tingle and double
F and ba.tle gun-powder, flints, bullets, shot, and
pig lead•
They will be obliged to their refpecTve friends
in the country for their cuttom, whose orders shall
be pun&ua'ly complied with.
To be Sold at Private Sale,
On Reasonable Terms,
AVERY valuable TRACT of LAND, in
Georgia, containing 80? acres old measure,
560 acres of which is said to begood Rice Land, situ
ated between the Rivers Ogechee and Cowanachee.
The purohafer paying two hundred and fifty pounds^
in March next, (in order to pay-off a Legacy) may
have an extenfire Credit for tlfc remainder, lor
particulars, enquire of . .
Aaroh Loocock.'
• • .No. 17, Tradd-Street.
Just Arrived from Boston,
And to be Soul at AS. 91, Broadflreet, #
RUM in Hhds. I ierc^s and barrels, mackerel
in barrels, salmon in kegs, train and whale
oil in barrels, bifeuit in kegs, likewise a few bar
rels of excellent Hit pork, and a few cases of claret.
For freight to Boston,
y r • Or any other Port in the United States,
".': Scho ° ner SALLY, a good flrong ftft
failing veflel, about 80 tons buthen, and will
be ready to fail in a few days. Apply to the matter
on board at Cochran's wharf, or at No. 91, Broad
ftreet.
--vN O T I C E.
ALL persons having any demands against the
estate of jolm Barraquire, deceased, are
dehred to bring in their accounts prcperly attefled,
on or before the firft of January next, as he will
fettle ho accounts concerning said estate after that
date... MELCHIOR HUMBERT, Admft.
H^P 3°, OST - smiles above Paryfarr.
GAME to my plantation, a Negro fellow who
calls himfelf B ILL, about 5 feet § or 6
inches high, lame in one knee ; he is fiom the An
gola Country, fays he belongs to one Aaron Loocork,
on Goote Creek. The owner may have him by
applying to LEWIS WINKLER.
- Purffiurg, Augvft 5 , tySq,_
To be Sold at Public Sale,
On Thursday the 16th of September,
At Ao. 49, King-facet,
THE personal estate of Richard Yeadon,
• deceased, consisting of Clock and Watch^
makers Tools, 0 atches, Houfhould furniture, &c.
, L S O,
SEVEN NEGROES,
For which Twelve- Months Credit will be aiven'
011 giving Bond with approved Security. ° '
All persons having demands againß the Eftate,'
are desired to fend in a proper fate of their fir
counts ; and those indebted, either by Bond,,No'e,
or Book Debt, are requested to call and fettle the
fame, with .
MARY YEADON, Adminflrat:ix.
CharlcJlcn, August 25, 1784. ~
L or HAMBURGH,
™ Bri ^^tine DOLPHIN,
- . Capt. Olofson..
Wfond and weather permitting, will pofilivelv fail
the 21st of September next. "For Freight or Pas
^g e > apply t° l a id Captain, at Prioleau's wharf, o r
HORT & WARLEY.
For Private Sale, ,
Jr EOT of LAND in OrangSftr^et,
4, 21 l ee t front and 100 feet deep, on which
is a new Brick House with fix Rooms.
A L S 0,
A very valuable Tra& of 400 acres of Land
near Four Hole Bridge. '
L I K°J£ W I S E,
c Two excellent Tracts of Land on the Great
Saltketcher. Terms may be known by applying
Cudworth &; Wal]£°
[No. 2226. J