The Gazette of the state of South-Carolina — Charles-town [S.C.], 1783-10-01 00:00:00, page 2

.Adino Paddock, efq; Charles Paxon, Esq; Sir
'William Pepperreil, John Powell, efq; William
Lee Perkins, physician, Nathaniel Perkins, efq; Sa
n;uel Quincey, efq; Owen Richards, tide waiter,
Samuel Rogers, merchant, Jonathan Simpson, efq;
'George Spooner, merchant, Edward Stowe, mari
»€r, Richard Smith, merchant, Jonathan Snelling,
efq; Daniel Sillby, trader, Samuel Sewell, efq; A
braham Savage, tax gatherer, Joseph Scott, efq;
Francis Skinner, clerk to the late council, William
Sirapfon, merchant, Righerd Sherwin. fadler, Henry
Smith, merchant, ' John Sample, merchant, Robert
Semple, merchant, Thomas Selkrig, merchant, James
Selkrig, merchant, Robert Service, trader, Simon
'I uf^frader, Arodi Phayer, late mafhal to the
• admiralty court, Nathaniel Taylor, deputy naval
vincer, John Preu,heck, clerk, Gregory Townsend,
efq; William Taylor, merchant, William Vassal, efq;
Joseph Taylor, merchant, Joshua Upham, efq; Wil-
Tam Waiter, clerk, Samuel Waterhouie, merchant,
Ifaqc A inflow, merchant, John Winslow, junior,
merchant, David Willis, mariner, Obadiah Whin
f^on, blacksmith, Archibald Wilson, trader, John
illite, mariner, WiSiam Warden,'peruke maker,
N 4'ha*rj- Aprils, John Hicks, John Howe, and
J"^ Fleming, Printers, all of Boston, in the county
of bun'olk ; Robert Auchmuty, efq;. Joshua Loring,
"f noth of. Roxbury in the fame county, Samuel
(roldlbury, -yeoman of Wreinham, in the county of
','"'''’ J o ^ ua Lowiing^jun merchant, Nathaniel
Jlatc.n, Uq; both of Dorchefler, in the fame county,
whium dioon, efq; Benjamin Pickman, efq; Sa
mwironer, ejqJpho Sergeant, trader, all of Salem,
rn the county of blT <, Richard Salionftall, efq; of
,''," '> '" 'b'' Ure county, Thomas Roby, tra-
P&, BCT;3mia -Mellon, merchant, bo:h of Marble
'",) in in/ youtry of ElUx, Moses Badger, clerk,
ci ria\ er lull afyeWU, Jonathan Sewewcll, efq;
john Vafldl, ^fa; Lavid Phipps, efq; John Nutting,
carpenter, all of (Tunbridge, in the county of Mid
dl&er, ihac RcyaT efq; of Medford, in the lame
county, Henry Tune 0 , of Marlborough, in the said
county of Middhex, merchant, Jeremiah Dummer
Teters, of Littleton, in the lame county, efq; Da
riel Bids, of Concord, in the said county of -Middle
lex, efq; Charles Russel, of Lincoln, in the fame
county, physician, Joseph Adams, of Townsend, in
1W bounty of Middleiex, physician, Thomas Dan
forth, & -Charlellown, in said county, efq; Joshua
Smrh, trader, of Townsend, ' •in said county, Joseph
fiducy, jun. - gentleman of Sunderland, Nathaniel
D/xinfCT, gentleman of Deerfield, Samuel Wil's,
Shopkeeper, of Greenfield, Ro^er Dickenfon, yeo
niin, fefiah Pumrey; physician, and Thomas Cutler,
gentlemen of HanilJ, Jonathan Bliss, "efq; of
Springfield, William Gatwav, vpnmsn, of Conway,
Elijah Wifhams attorney at law, or Deerfield, James
^ ''- r <b' n 'l e ^ n , of Conway, all in the county of
Hampshire, Pelham Winslow, efq; Cornelious White,
mariner, Edward Winslow, jun. efq; all of Plimouth,
ir the county of Plimouth, Peter Oliver, ei'qf Peter
Oliver, jun. physician, both of Middleborough, in the
fame county, Josiah Edfon, efq; of Bridgwater, in
'' e said county of Plimouth, Lieut. Daniel Dunbar,
of Halifax, in the fame county, Charles Curtis, cf
Scituate, in said county of Plimouth, gentleman,
NathanuTßay 'Thomas, tfq; Israel Tilden, Caleb
Carver, Seth Brynt, Benjamin Walker, -Gideon
W,ftr, -Zera Walker, Adam Hall, terius, Isaac
Joice, Joseph philips, Daniel White, jun. Cornelius
White, tertius, Melgar Carver, Luke Hall, Thomas
Decrow, John Baker, fan. F all of Marfhfield, in the
/aid county of Plymouth, Gideon -White, jun. Da
riel Leonard, efq; Seth Williams, jun. gentleman,
Soioman Smith, boatman, all of Taunton, in the
county of Brillol, Thomas Gilbert, Ebenezer Hath
£way: jun. Lett Strange, the third, Zebedee Ter
ree, Bradford Gilbert, all of Freetown, in the fame
-county, Joshua Broomer, Shadrack Hathaway, Cal
vin Hathaway, Luther Aathaway, Henry Tifdel,
William Burden, Levi Chafe, Shadrack Chafe,
Richard Holland, Ebenezer Phillips, Samuel Gil
berc, gentleman, Thomas Gilbert, jun. yeoman,
; both of Berkley, in the said county of Bristol, Ammi
Chace, Caleb Wheaton, Joshua Wilbore, Lemuel
Scorn, gentleman, Thomas Perry, yeoman, David
,^n% labourer, John Blackwell, jun. labourer,
Francis Finny, labaurer, and Nehemiah Webb',
mariner, all of Sandwich, in the county of Bran-'
* abl T h!d " d Tapper, of Darthmoutb, in the coun
ty cf Brirtol, labourer, Silas Perry, labourer, Seth
^erry, mariner, Elisha Bourn, gentleman, Thomas
Bumpus, yeoman, Ephram Ellis, jun. yeoman, Ed
"™d B ° ur °. gentleman, Nicholas Cobb, labourer,
Wiutam bourn, cordwainer, all of Sandwich, in the
county of Branflable, and Seth Bargs, of Harwich,
in the county of Branflable, mariner, John Chandler',
efq; James Putnam, efq; Rufus Chandler, gentleman,
William Paine, physician, Adam Walker, blaokfmith;
William Chandler, gentleman, all of Worcester, in
the county of Worcefler, John Walker, gentleman,
• David BuD, yeoman, both of Shrewfburv, in the
fame couaty, Abijah Willard, efq; Abel' Willard,
efq; [ofeph House, yeoman, all of Lancatter, in the
said county of Worcester, Ebenezer Cutler, trader,
James Rager,.yeoman both of Northborough, in the
Gme county, Daniel Oliver, efq; Richard Ruggles,
yeoman, Gardiner Chandler, trader, Joseph Ruggles,
gentleman, Nathaniel Ruggles, yeoman, all of
Hardwick, in the said county of Worcester, John
Ruggles,, yeoman, of said Hardwick, John -Eager,
yeoman, Ebenezer Whipple, Israel Conkay, John
Murray, efq; of Rutland, ir the said county of
Worceller, Daniel Murray, gentleman, Samuel Mur
ra y> gentleman, Michael Martin, trader, of Brook
field, in the said county of Worcester, Thomas Bea
man, gentleman, of Peterfbam, in the fame county,
Nathaniel Chandler, gentleman, John Bowen, gen
tleman, of Princeton, in the said county of Worceftcr,
James Crage, gentleman of Oakham, in the fame
county, Thomas Mullins, blacksmith, of Leiomin
fter, in the said county of Worcester, Francis Wal
do, efq; Arthur Savage; efa; Jeremiah Pote, mari
ner, Tuomas Ross, mariner, James Wildridge, ma
riner, George Lyde, custom hcufe officer, Robert
Pagan, merchant, Thomas Weyer, mariner, Thomae
Coulfon merchant, John Wifwall, c ßrk, Joshua
Eldrige, mariner, '1 homas Oxnard, merchant, Ed
ward Oxnard, merchant, William 'Tyng, efq; John
" right, merchant, Samuel Longfellow^ mariner,
all of Falmouth, '^in the'eohny of Cumberland,
Charles - Callahan, of Pownalborough, in the county
of Lincholn, mariner, Jonas Jones, of East Hoofuck,
in the county of BeekfiiirejD^vid Irger-foll, of Great-
Barrington, in the fatne county, efq; Jonathan Prin
dall, Benjamin Noble, Francis Noble, 'Elilha Jones,
of Pittsfield, in the said county of Birkfhire, /John
Graves, yeoman, 'Daniel Brewer, yeoman, both of
Pittsfield aroreiad, Richard Square; of Lanefborough,
said ""^ ° f B ^ire,,Ephram Jones, of
Eat hoofuck, in the fame county, Lewis - Hubbel,
and many other persons, have Est thistle; or some
other of the United States of America, and joined
the enemies thereof, and of the-United States of A
merica ; thereby not only depriving these States of
their personal Services, afa time when they ought to
have offered their utmost aid in defending the said
States against the invasions of a cruel enemy, but
mani'efting'&n inimical difpofrion to the fCd States,
and 3 design to aid and abet the enemies thereof in
their wicked purposes. Andwhereas many dangers
may accrue to this State, and the United States^ if
such persons ffiould be again admitted t o reside in
this State :
Be il therefore tofy^fy % Ctt^i &W Hofafe if
R^rffaatiron, in Genera/ Court oflembled, and by
ebe Authority of the sane, Thrt if the said Thomas
JH utchitffon, -Francis Bernard, ttc/ or any'ether ptr
fon, though not Specially named in this aft, who
have left this State, or eKhbr efrtefafc States, and
joined the enemies thereof as Prefer, ; d, fhafrafer
the palling this ad, voluntarily retain to this State,
Ut shall be the duty of the Shfflff of thetonnty, and
of the 'Selectmen, 'Committes -df^Co ^effondence,
Safety and lnfpe6tio n ;Gr»rd Jurors, Constables and
Tythingmen, and other, inhabitants of the town,
wherein such person or persons 'may presume to
come, and they are hereby refpe&vely impowered
and dire&ed, forthwith to apprehend end carry such
person or persons before some Justice of the Peace
. within the county, who is hereby required to com
mit him or them to the common gaol within the
county, there in elofe cußody to remain until he
Thall be sent out of the State, as is herein after direct
ed. And such Justice is hereby directed to give
immediate information thereof to the Board of War
of this State : And the said Board of War are here
by iir, owered and direded to cause such person or
perlons so committed, to be transported to some
part or place within the dominions or in the posses
sion of the forces of the King of Great Britain, as
soon as may be after receiving such information ;
• those who are able at their own expence, and others
at the expence of this State, and for this purpose to
hire a vessel or vessels, if need be.
And be it further erased by the Authority aforefaid.
That if any person or persons, who shall be trans
ported as aforefaid, Ihall voluntarily return into this
State, without liberty firft had and obtained from
the General Court, be fhal 1 , on conviction thereof,
before the Superior Court of Judicature, Court of
Assize and general gaol delivery, fafc r the fans of
death veitbo^t benefit of clergy.
And be it enacted by the Antboriy aforefaid. That
if the master of any Ibip C r vessel Ihall, after the
paging of this add, knowingly bring into any port
within this State any of the persons above named,
or if any person shall wilfully or willingly harbour
or conceal any of the persons above named or dc
fcribed, after their return to this State, contrary to
the design of this aft, such master or person, so
offending, shall on ConvKlion thereof, before the
Inferior Court of Common Pleas, in the county
where the offence shall be committed, or before the
Superior Court of Judicature, forfeit the sum of
five hundred pounds; one half thereof to the use of
this State, and the other half to the use of him or
them who shall sue for the fame.
And be id further enabled by the Authority aforefaid.
That the President of the Council be and he hereby
is requeued to write to the several legislative Aflem
blies in the United States, inclofing a copy of this
z&, and desiring them to transmit to this Assembly
^^ ^^e nun© of all persons who have left their
refpe&he States, and joined the enemies of the
United States, in order that such persons may be
prevented from residing in this State.
And the Secretary is directed to cause this aft to
be .pabliffied in the several Boston News papers, and
allo in hand-bills, ^nd ' tranfmit five hundred copies
thereof to the Ministers of the United States at the
Court of France, as soon as may be, who are de
sired to cause the fame to be made public as soon as
may be after they shall have received the fame, that
Io the persons ,?med and described herein may be
deterred from attempting to come within this State
^"^^raiiv&ffi^^™^^^ra^fyfoCT^^^^^^^^^^^TC
William Gibbes,
INFORMS his friends and the planters
in general, that he still carries on th: FACTORAGE
BUSINESS tn all its branches, and Las several convenient and
fafe Lores for the reception of rice, indigo, &c. and his hav
ing adted as a factor above thirty years, and during the
greatest part of that time planted both indigo and rice, in
duces him to flatter, himfelf he has acquired some judgment in
those articles. J
,He has no objections to receive Produce and other articles
in the factorage way, at any wharf in .he city ; but will be
more particularly obliged to those of his friends that will direCt
t h , e , m . to his °" n wharf &t South Bay, which he fiatters him
feif he will soon have in fu^cient repair to receive them, if
he can be furnifhed ^ith such articles of lumber as he has
advertised for; and he doubts not the public utility of his
wharf is so well known, as to induce all persons to whom it
may be convenient to encourage his undertaking, The sub
scriber is also encouraged to exped, that as soon as he can get
his Wharf and Bridge repaired, that he will be favoured with
vessels that may have ballast to get rid of, as they will lay
there in the greatest fafety, and receive dispatch.
He has a very roomy and fafe yard for Lumber, Wood and
Naval Stores, at which vessels of fcven feet water may now
discharge or load ; and he purposes keeping Flats and Boats to
discharge or load vessels of greater draught of water, until
his wharf and bridge are eompleated ; and until it is, lie will
charge no storage for fucli articles as are consigned to himfeif.^
He expeCts that all perfofis who make use of his wharf with
canoes, &c. will call and fobfcribd a trifle tov ards keeping it
in repair, and making it shore convenient. His punctuality
and particular attention to orders may be depended upon.
The fubferiber haying fuffered greatly by the depre
dation of the enemy, in loss of Negroes, Hoifes, Mules, Cat
he. Furniture, # &c. will be greatly obliged to any person that
will give him informatiooj so that any part may be recovered.
His flock are chiefly branded with his own brand WG in one;
and all persons in whole poffeffon they are found after this
notice, will be sued. His Negroes returning will be paruoned.
T''' fubferiber, in order to repair his
Wharf at South Bay (which is well known to be of
public utility) wants on interest One Thousand Pounds
Sterling, for which Treasury Indents or undeniable perfo
fonal or landed security will be given. He also wants on a
ihort credit, to b'e delivered at said wharf,
Thirty thousand feet of Palmetto' Logs,
Thirty thousand feet of two inch Plank,
Thirty thousand feet of large square Timber,
And any quantity of large round Pine Logs, with the
bark on.
Part of each are immediately wanted to begin the said
won. Any person willing to undertake the said work, or to
turn, fit the whole or any part of the above articles, may apply
at his house, No. i, on South-Bay. J z
William Gibbes.
To be exchanged for NERGOES, or
Sold on Credit,
A VERY definable Rice Plantation,
A. A Situated at Stono, 23 miles from Charter
containing 200 acres of rich rice swamp under dams;
and 370 acres of up land, joining lands of Thomas
rergufon, John Summers and George Haig, Esquires,
and lands of the late fherops Farr, Esq; d.c^.eJ. "
e ALFO a tr&a of !gnd in St. Paul's Parish, contain,
* n g 40s acres, a considerable part nee and provision
lands equal to any in that parish, the reminder well
timbered with pine, joining lands of Thomas Fetgu
^r - Williams, the Moroons, and the
elites of Philip Spooler and Thomas Hartley A
fmali part cf the rice land has been planted, the other
!?",' °' " e tra a " in Wcod, and may be made as pro
fitable a plantation to the number of acres as any in
", neighbourhood. For particulars enquire at my
office No. It, Queen-ftreet.'
JOHN WALTERS GIBBS.
To be Sold at Private Sale,
A HOUSE and Lot in Union Artec continued, the
lot measures in front §8 feet, and in depth, 5
f~et; this house is well calculated for a private family.
The conditions of the file £.IOO to be paid by the pur
c Mer theist of January next, £.IOO more the iff of
March, and indents will be taken for the remainder, or
c edg given to the firft cf January 178 g. For further
particulars apply at my office No. 11, Q een Street;
JOHN WALTERS GIBBS,
To be LET,
THE remains of the Northernmod Tenement of
those buildings commonly called Fenwicks
buildings, in Chuich-ftreet Continued. Eneciteat
my office No. 11, Queen-ftrect.
JOHN WALTERS GUn c
Oflober 1, 1783.