The Gazette of the state of South-Carolina — Charles-town [S.C.], 1784-08-09 00:00:00, page 3

AM3 iERDA M, April 26.
Letters from South-Carolina, by way of Ham
burg, where there is a ship arrived from th^t part
of Ament a, mention that that State has nominated
for her Deputies to the Continental Congress, Gen.
Moultrie, Alexander Gillon, Pierce Butler, IJenry
Laurens, and Jacob Reid.. It is well known that
Mr. Gillon is a Hollander; born at Rotterdam;
which shews, that among the ; Americans; merit
and services are the principal steps which raise io
honor and employment.
charleston,
AUGUST^ ±784)
YESTERDAY arrived here the. Brigantine
Charlcfton Packet, Captain Alibone, from
Philadelphia. 9
The Receiver of Continental Taxes for the Rate
of Virginia, received for the month of May last,
the sum of 113,304 dollars and 2o<joths,
Thursday last Mr. James Gordon, was married
to Miss Martha Wells, daughter of the deceased
Mr. William Wells, of St. Thomas's parish.
Tuesday morning last died, in ah advanced age;
Mr. John Wish, of this city. ~
Thursday morning died, Mr. William Kirkcaldy,'
a young gentleman lately arrived from Europe.
A few days ago died at Monk's Corner, in St.
John's parish, Dr. Robert Stephens.
On Sunday morning the firft instant, it poor mart
was found drowned in a pond near the barracks.
^ () ^ 0 R R Q w ,
The I ENT H of August,
WILL BE SOLD,
At our Auction Room and Back Store,
At TEN o'Clock,
Seven hogflheads of Jamaica rum,
Ten casks of Northward ditto,
Eight boxes of sugar,
Twenty cases of gin,
DRY GOODS, &c. &c.
CUDWORTH & WALLER.
To be Let,
IN ah agreeable part of the city, Two Rooms,
with the use of a Kitchen. Apply to
_ CUDWORTH & WALLER.
For PRIVATE'S ALE,
AN elegaht DIAMOND
''RIN G, for which credit, will be given to
theist of January, i^s, on giving bond with
approved fecurityl Apply to Jacob Jacobs, at
Avetyudluable and compleat house wepch, fold
For no fault. Twelve months credit will be given,
paying iritereft, rind giving bound with approved
Security.
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J°'™ CHRISTIAN MARTIN, living at the
Bunch of Grapes, in King-street, informs mb
®f a bay H ORS E, 12^ hands high, about nine
years old, branded on the mounting shoulder and
buttock, R. C., and on the off buttock, with a
stirrup iron. Th^ b\%:er il desired to prove his
property before me; , , , ;
August 7. _ TH^M^ HALL, J.^
„ For Private Sale,]
, , ,FoE CASH or I SDEN/ts;,„
WAITING MEN, Gitls; Houle ifrehchesf
and frieid Slaves. 1
CUDWORtH & WALLER.
J/RYEY & WALTERS.
Have just reported id the flip Philadelphia, ' Cap't.
Strong, and the brig Letitia, Capt. HalE,^^
Philadelphia,, ( f ,
Excellent oid phri ivi ne id pifa^d
1 Half pipes; Sweet Oil in Cases, Water,, Milk
and Butter Bifeuit in Kegs, which the, will fell
very reasonably foi cash, at their wharf;
One Hundred Boilers Reward.
RAN AWAY from the fubferiber, the following
Negroes, viz. A fellow named, J QE'; about 5
feet 6 inches high, has loft forte, of Wfore ^eeth; a
wench, his wife, named MATILDA; uit'h her male
child at the br::ajl, named Nero: add a young wench
about eighteen fears of age, named PAT ? de# fa,
thick legs, all country born. They were met at Monk's
Corner, by Henry Blanchard and Stephen Oldfield, of
Santee, who knew the negroes to be my property, and
ajked them where they were going; the negroes told them
that their old mefer Ham had fold them to Mr. fohn
Singleton, flver-faith, Camden, and that they were
then going to him; theft was a waggon, which they
said was hired by Mi. Singleton, to take them, with
their baggage and provifak to Camden. The above
reward will be given, if proof can be had of their
being harboured by any tohite perfov, or,fix guineas,
with reafoname charges, to any perfok delivering them
to the Warden of the woTk-houfe, or the fubferiber at
Np. 5, Market-fauare, Charlefon.
RICHARD HAM.
All makers of vefels and others, are forbid har
bouring or carrying off the said negroes. June. 2r.
Charleston, fvly 10, 1784.
For Public Sale/,
°"^^ ES ? AY '" ioth ^ °fby
Meffs. Samuel Prioleau, and Co. at their Vendue
/lore,
THAT large, commodious, and well situated
if °ySE and LO T, No, 4^, on,the Bay,
at . prefect in. the occupation of fames Neifon, Efa;
The, lot p?§Isayfront,, cm. the. Bay, ;and 284 feet
deep, with the use of an Alley of 6 feet: ,The honfe is
built of bmek,, and.chief, covered ^^h tile, .fs 2^
feet wide, ,and 63 feet long,.jsthree for) high befde
"? e .l°ft, : and contains fix large and four small robmk,
beside Aofets; and a cellar under the whole, capable of
Coring a, large, quantity ,of , goods'.On ,the lot ate
fkewife a tQbftfy 4™l buildings ft feet by ify ^con
taining, a kitchen and fevamts rooms, with a large;
<fr,t under it. ; the walls of brick fores, 1,00 feet by
p,0,; which have been surveyed and reported ft for
building on; afable and other convenience,*
'l,he conditions of the Ja\e arc; approved 'perfofial'
fcurit—,fty 4 mortgage ts the premises ; one third
of the purchafcon, to be,,aid ,within twelve months
from the day,of fate, one third on the if of January
1 786,; and the remainder on the Ift.o)January 1787;
The time of.the frejerit tenant will expire on the 14th
^ oft December hept^at which period the mtejef on
the purchase money will commence.
July 28; 1784. THOMAS PINCKNEY.
Robt. Cochran& Lewis /e^tarJeTte,
Under, the F ICR M bf
Lewis lestarJette &e&
Have removed thei^ft^e tp .No. 25; Bay, where
fog , ; : pricey'h ave f°r sale, ,1...
"° high feof Jamaica spirits and Weft-India.
, m \'y she hogshead, quarter calk, or three
gallons;, Madeira. Vidonia, Sherry and Port wines;
by the quarter talk br : dbzen; excellent claret by
the tafe ordozen; old, Comae brandy, Holland
gin, in calcs and jugs; white wine vinegar; hyfon^
fouchong ^and bohea teas, chocolate) fihgle and
double refined fugar%fcHrivanpah , knd, Mufcovadp
do. black, popped allfpjce,, do mace, cinna
mon and hdtmegs; : almonds,, railing and currants;
allum, cheese,. tallow, mustard, foperfine.floy^
bifeuh in kegs;, glass and crockery ware, salt, &c.
Likewise, Dry. goods and flops. „
Orders from.their country, fiends; will be taith)
fully and punctually attended to, 2nd produce at
the market price, .taken in payment.
N. B. A consignment of London particular
Madeira wine, to be disposed of by the pipe, half
pipe, or quarter, calk; and a_ri c h and elegant
assortment of apartment glafles.—Neat prints and
coach glaffcs of all dimensions.
„, Doctor femes Brown,
TTAVING taker, the honfe lately occupied by Mrs.
1 JL Stone, No. 74, corner of Church and Tradd
freet, has for,Sale MEDICINE CHESTS, for the
^ of^he Country, with a Formula, Trailed from
the mpfApproved authors,,afffed by his long experi
ence offhz.dfforders incident to this climate ; to which
he has, prefixed ft, Compendious flifory as the fantf.
He will attend from the hours, of Ten to Eleven every
Lording, for the affance of the poor inhabitants
The plan for his Difpenfarj will be feblifad in a
few days.
^ Lt, .persons wnp niiye „any demands fyairift
± # the e ^ at e of Alexander Irvine, late of Meet
"ig-ftieet, Hecealed, are r^quefted to render iri their
accounts, p/pCrlr attested, ,t 6 the fubferiber, at
Nd. Bfo/^Hing-fbeet; within,.jzyenty-fafc days
the, date hereof) ottawife they must be ex
cluded any benefit thereof; apd ffiofe indebted to
feid estate,, are defined ,to rnake immediate pay
Trent, without further notice, to
to, J''!''''GARRET; Adminifrator.
Charlejlon, Jkl, ^2, 17840
A LL persons having demands on the estate of
Lf~ William Wrand, tae of Ch'rift Church Parish,
are requeued tp bring in their, accounts properly
attested ; and thole indebted to laid ettate; to make
payment on or before tile id. of October Leg to
JOHN ellis,
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Negroes for Sale;
WILL,BE SOLD;
A flf 9 ?/ SIX Hundred prime
4 ^,th, s L AV E s, just arrived, after ri
short pallage, in the Frigate Count De Norde, Capt.
fames Penny, from Angola.'
BALL; JENNINGS & Co; r
Smiths, De Saffure & Derrell.
NO TI C E..
THE Creditors of John Berwicke,' late of
Charleston, deceased, are requeued to render,
in a state of their refpe&ive demands, properly
authenticated; and those indebted, to fettle and
pay such part as is recoverable by law, on or before
the firft day of October next, to
ANN BERWICKE, Administratrix,
Charlefon, fuly 26, 1784.
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publication, under the title of
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OF
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day °f publication.
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Subferiptions are, taken it. at jlr, Bradford's, in
Philadelphia; end by JTHOMAS [IALL,
Poji-Mafar, Charleston.
For private Sale,
r N elegant riding CHAIRf for which
ri A a haedfome price, is eipe&ed.
Two convenient TENEMENTS;. Suitable for
fma/l families— a module tent will do.
A very handy waiting Girl, about 1 2 years old.
Cudworth & Waller.
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In the Common Pleas.
John Savage, 1...
vs. > Case on Attachment
Alex. Harvey. ,
'PEREAS th, plaintiff io§thii 48100, did on the
3d day of Miy. iaft., file hie declaration in
the office of the clera oithis fonor^e coart, again ft
the defendant, ,wko ij ab^nt from ~,without the li
mits of this State, and. hflknrith; ^rife or attorney
known to ba within the. f,i, 8#& on whyra a copy of
the said declaration ,i& irulyp, plead .tamt,.within
a year and ad# might be served. It W therefore or
dered, i^ p^fuahce ofifo,a,i the tynty Aifembly
in tb„ qie tilde and provided, that th^ said defendant
d o a ppq,nd ,le,d to the fail declaration in or Ifeforte
the 4th cay p M<y, + which will, be in, the year of
our Ldjd, 17^5, othervife final and abfolipe judgment
will then be given and awarded agaiaft ,im.
, *m. mason, e. c. p.
Office of Common Pleas,'
Miy I, 1753.
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