The Gazette of the state of South-Carolina — Charles-town [S.C.], 1783-08-13 00:00:00, page 4

'PFE Subscriber begs leave to inform his friends
in Town Country, and the public in general
that he has removed from No. 31. Broadftieet to
No. 136 Kingftreet corner of Qeenftreet, or o
theiwiie where the crofi keys wzi formerly and
and is now kept, where he has opened a house of
recrp ion for country gentlemen in general; and
having good and comfortable lodgings, with a
gt od Itock ofliquo^s of all forts laid in, as well as
the noted ftable# of that house being lately filed
up, and a large supply of forrage also laid in.
He flatten himfelf that his drift attention to
the duties of his Ration will meet with the appro
bation of the public at lar&e
HENRY WELSH.
Charleftown, "July 30^, 1783.
TO be SOLD at public lalc on Tuesday the
2nd September next, before th^ Exchange,
& well fettled Plantation on Wadmal^h Inland ii
tuate in an excel .ent neighbourhood, containing
54° acres, and is butting and bounding to the
Laftward or Bohickett Creek, to the Southward
on Lands where Mr. Benjamin Jenkirs resides, to
the W< ward on Lands of Themes Whaly, and
to the Northward cn Lands of 'he Estate of Win.
Lowry, part of the above is excellent Nice Land,
P&rt eftetmed good Indico and Cora, and feme
Pine Land. On the prem ffes are a large dwel
ling house which wanis repair, a milk house,
kitchen and negro houes. Corditioas of the
fide is c edit to theist of May 1784, with approv
ed perforal security, and Inrereft from tie day
of iale the property not to be altered until the
conditions are complied with, being the proper
ty of the Estate of Charles Sams, ceceefed, and
fold under Execution ty
Daniel c trvens,
S^uff, C. T. D.
July 31st, 1793.
*7 O be fid at public file on Thu/fclay the 14 h
1 lift, before t.e Exchange ; a valuable L^t t s
I axe on the %t:ait ( late Be erfurdh ) north ofrhe
1 ^change, contriving in iront, Ruth of Gilion-
Erect 22 feet 5 inches, and in d+p:h fcm South
to North 40 ^et, adjoining 01 WW.afl, Logan
I<q. on the E4l, and . apt^n I homas Buckle on
tie Weft, and known in the plan of Lid wharf
by xhe No. ty
ATo, one other valuable lot of Land, on the
South Well fife of the bread road, leading ficin
Char., rc^, containing i^tv:^ on Gid Road 75
ftc, ^d in ^pth, South V eftwardly 200 feet,
and i^ ciringtnlh^d in the general plan of the
Lanes late or Rawlins Lowndes, kq, 'y the
Lh. 4. and is butting and bounding on lot No. 3.
situate ppefe :o ^r. Wat ou's garden, whereon
was before tl e f rrendpr ofmr Cap tal a yellow
paint d House b th Lots being late the proper
ty <f John Mitchel, deceased, and fold under
Execution by
DANIEL STEVENS,
/ Shff. C,T.D.
Aug ft, ift '783.
THOMAS JERVEY & JOHN ALLEN
= WALTERS, acquaint ibei friends anc the
public in general, that they h #v e entered into
Copattnerfnip, in the Factorage and Commission
Business, and have purehjed Burna's old wharf,
whereon are excellent fiorer fit for the reception
of rice, indico, or tobacco; and will be greatly 0.
bliged to all those who will emph y them in felling
of theit produce: due attention will be paid to
their interest and every endeavour exerted to
give fatisfadion.
ON MONDAY the 18th of August next, will
be fold at the Plantation of Thomas Brought
on, Junr. Esq ; deceased, in St. John's Parilh
near Strawberry Ferry, part cf the perftnal estate
of fa’d deceased; confiftirg of very neat, and
the meft useful articles cf Houfhold Furniture
with Bedding and Bed Furniture, Plate, Kitchen
Furniture, a neat Phaeton, Sailing Boat in good
order, a small dock of Cattle, Horses and Hogs :
The conditions will be made known at the file.
Al p rfons having any demands on the Estate, are
desired to make them particularly known before
the sale; and such as are indebted, are defined to
make as speedy payment as possible to
SUSANNA BROUGHTON, A^mnx.
WILLIAM PARKER, Admuft.
TO BE SOLD,
r, 3R no fault, a Negro Wom-n about twenty
Yearsofage; (be is a good House servant
Im^ftb , honett, having never bten foundgoil
tefrh imal est theft. ——-Enquire a; the
P i g-Off ce.
Chariiji^%n, J", 6^b, 17'3°
7HE fubfcribei having just arrived after a long
confinement in E gland, gives this timely
notice to those perfoms indebted to him, to fett/e
their accounts of a long standing, ei:her by pay
ing the mmey dre him, or giving bond and fecurl*
ty ; that ne may the better enabled to fettle those
demancs which may appear again# him. Those
neglecting the fame, will reduce him to the disa
greeable r,eceffi:y of immediately lodging his ac
counts in the hands cf an Attorney at Law.
BENJAMIN COOKE.
Cbarlfown, August 5. 1783.
TO BE SOLD,
ON Monday the 18th August next, at the
Plantation of the late 7 homas Broughton,
L;q; deceased, near Strawberry Ferry, immedi
ately after the effefts of that Estate are, fcld as ad
vertised on thatday.
A small stock of CATTLE, belonging to the
Estate of f)bn Weight Esq ; la<e of W&ffamtew,
deceased, The Conditions will be made known
at the sale.
KEATING SIMONS, Executor.
%ly 2„b, 1783.
ct^tc&tm^ „,„---: - —g II 01IL
William Hort & Company,
TZT AVE enteied in to the Commission Mufinefs to fed
AX Foreign I argues and Country Produce, and have
opened their Compting Houle and Stem at the corner
of Eifot Street and the Bay.
They have just received for sale on Commission the
following articles, lately imported from Amlterdam in
the Brigantine St Peter, Capt. Steinorth, which they
will feh on very e fy terms ;
Ryens duc^. Raffia canvas, linens, checks, striped
Bulled, linen and dik handkerchiefs, rein and v-„
mens cotter hues, doped and printed cottons, a variety
of chintzes, chintz waihcoat patterns, firiped cottons
f^r waistcoats, mens and youths hats; meos, worn ns,
and childrens foots; mens flipped, table and tea china
fiddleiy, qudi, and ink tha, ds, qtr.d a^tr^— a tew
pieces <l nne b oad cloth-—clatet in cases and borlh
eads, Madeira and London particular Madeira wi.e;
linefeed and lamp oil, white lead, long and fltort pipes,
broad coarse oznabrigs, heft Dtych cordage of all sizes,
fjLp in small boxes, cinnamon, Peruvian bark, and
manna, sheet lead, vinegar in kegs of 10 gallons each,
silk stockings, gaufe aprons, very fine red, blue and
white cambists, fit for mens coats; neat doped Limins.
&c, &c.
WM. HORT hopes for the continuance of the fa
of his Country Friends, particularly in the Fa&orage
Business; as due attention will be paid to their interest,
S";r 4 "^ T rr^rnr ?^din pipe foisfaafon,
TO be 3OLD,
At private Sale,
A YOUNG N^gru Fellow, a complete wait
ing man, rides well and underUands the
management efforts. Enquire of
COCHRAN & BENTHAM.
,Ay 26. 1783.
'fHE lease Tenants of the lots be
longing to the French Church, are requeued
to call on or before the fix# day of October, and
fettle for the rents due ; Those who negle& this
last notice must expert to forfeit their lease.
Theo. Tresevant. | No, 83.
John Ernest Poyas. J Meeting#.
Also to be„let on building lease, one lot o'
land in Elliot Street.
PUBLIC Notice is hereby given,
that all Persons indebted to the Elitate of
John Hughs, deceased, are requested to call and
fettle their accounts immediately, with Arthur
Hughs, according to Law, by the la# day of Sep
tember ; otherwise, their accounts will be placed
in the hands of a Lawyer.
THO- HUTCHINSON.)
PHIL. CHIFFRLLE.} Exrs
ARTHU I HUGHS )
PURSUANT to the last Will and
Testament of Peter Timothy, late of this
Town Esquire deceased : will be fold by private
centrad; All that valuable Plantation or Trad of
Lard containing #SO Acres situate in the Forief
Bull Swamp, and the Noth Fotrf of Edifto River
in Berkey County, binding to the South Weft
on the said River, to the South East on Land
granted to John Platt, and Land laid out to John
Amaker, and to the North Weft on vacant Land.
The Plot is in the hands cf, and the Term#
zn^y be made known bv applying to
A. TIMJTHY, Executrix
Just imported from Philadelphia,
In the Schooner Gerard, Capt. Strong'
And to be fcld at the P IN 1 lAG-OFFICE
Dilworth's Spelling-Books, Chrfre field's
Letters abridged-. Three Letters addressed
to the I üblic, on the following fubjefts: Fir#
The nature cf a Foec eral Union, and thefy'cf
Sovereignty. Second, The civil a „d military
powers-the depute between Ge ( er 1 Greene and
r ?> ai ^ Ms of truce.
Ih.rd, rhe Public Debt—The a&^f Confedera
tion— a remedy fuggetted—the five per ce r. im
post considered and recommended. g/y
An Essay on Trade and Finance.
tme——Rtefateto moropfc,^ etmommx rcm-top^ r~iir W Tift W
In the Common Pleas.
Powell, H ptn, & Co. ?
v j > Debt on Attachment.
John Keenan.)
WHEREAS the plantiffs in this
adion, did on the fifteenth d?y cf July,
irritant, ri e rieir declaration in the Office of the
Clerk of this Honourable Cou tagainitJohn Kee
nan the defendant, who hath no wile A o;nev,
klO nto be within this State, on whom a c0,,-
cf the laid declaration with b rule to pieac th.7e.
to might be fcrved. It is ih^refre in purhiance
of the Act of Aflembly in such case made and pro- 4
vided, O dered; that the said defendant coap car
and plead to the Cid declaration cn or befit the
frventeenth day of July, which will be in the Year
ofeu! Lord One thousand Seven Hundred tmi
Eighty Four, otherwise final and ^bfolure Jndg
mint will then be given and awarded ags-nlthru
Office of Commor Pleas, 7
16th July, 1783. I
Wm. MASON, C. C. P.
mwn_r> in oraraCTcttmc rare-tm,Atamre-CTr to^-trowrauß
TO BE SOLD
by private Contrast.
^ vacant Lot cm the North tide of Dv/cot%
Alley, containing in Breadth cn laid Alley
36 Feet, and in Depth 136 Feet.
For particulars enquire of
CHARLES LINING.
No. io. Fr>e..d ibeet.
'l™ O hire by the Month or Year, a
very good ( man ) Cook, two B ick
layers, and two Carpenters, Enquire
of
William Gibbes.
N. B. Lumber for sale at my
lumber yard South bay.
Wanted to purchase, a large parcel
of Ceader and Lightwood polls,
R A N away from the subscribei 3
plantation at Daniel's- Island; St.
Thomas's Parish, about the,beginning
of the last month; a Negro man born in
Affiica, named CABO, between 20
and 30 years of age, 6 feet high, little
or no beard, has a remarkable fear on
the top of his hands that reaches from
the wrist to the knuckles, allo, another
fear on the top of his feet occasioned
by the fall of a fence rail, and one leg
much larger that the other; he joined
the British when in poss ffion cf this
town, and went Southerly, where pro
bably he may incline to go again. A
reward of Two Guineas, will be given
to whoever takes up and delivers said
Negro, to Mr. Thomas Cockran, Be
don's-alley, No. 9, to John Lefelne,
No. 8, Union-street continued, to the
warden of the Sugar-house, or to the
fubferiber at Mr. Cockran's
SARAH LESESNE.
August 6, 173.