The Gazette of the state of South-Carolina — Charles-town [S.C.], 1783-09-03 00:00:00, page 4

fl R B L A N D.
Dublin, Aftrtl 3.
IT was ydte:day confidently reported, that
three or four hundred of the latest recruited
men in the garrison laid down their arms, insist
ing on their discharge, as the war was over, their
time of e&liftment being co< fined to that period,
h was also laid that General Burgoyne hanangu
ed the men, and amonft other things told them,
that from the diftraded date at prefect of the Eng
lish councils, it was not certain whether peace was
absolutely fixed, but gave them his honour, that
as feon as matters were finally determined, they
fiould enjoy the full conditions of their enbfc
meat.— Which assurance happily reftoied or ^r
Strong the garrison.
We t p e sorry to hear that the differences which
cmme ced hft Monday fe'night at Kilkenny, be
t^e. the Leinft r Ferneries a^d the town's people,
are so far from subsisting, that they have risen to
an alarming height inf much, that on the re-
Ge pi fan express from that city yeftefday at the
Cattle, four troops of the ijth regiment of light
d-agoons, are o dered to march either fr( m Caf
tietar and Bdlimobe.
The mifunderftatding 'between the inhabitants
cf Kilkenny and th. Fencebles, is lively to increase
to a most dangerous height cf rancour Several
live^ have already been left in the different ren
counters, which are continued from day to day
with unceafeg violence. Tae officers cf the Fen
ciblcs were excluded from the Alftmbly and do
friendly interc urfe whatever (offered between
them and the town's people. A lieutenant o' the
-Jencibhs came express left night night to the
Gft ; e, for inftr&a nns how they were to £& ir
this ala ming situation. Colonel ls!bct fct off
hft Tuesday evening to join his regiment at Kil
kenny, and enraveuf to bring about a reconci
liation.
Colonel Talbot's Fettibhs marched into Kil
kenny on Patrick's day; th<t evening hofylities
commenced, wh n the repeat was besting, their
d r u:s were taken from them and brake; and itis
cv?: Aid, the guard who accompniedihem had
their fi elocks wrested f m them and destroyed.
The fe:c bks W»re putfued to the barracks, and
matters was likely to become truly Harming and
dangerous, when Colonel Butler, of the C ftie,
interfered, and ^th difficulty fecurec the peace
--for the remainder of that might.
^forarettemfo^^
WANTS A PLACE,
AS a House-keeper in a private
family, a woman that is well
qualified, can be well recommended.
1 nquire of the Printer.
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JO 'N RO IS, tolls a dark red Cow, with a
white flip on her rump, mark'd, crept, and two
flits in one ear, and over keel in the other ; brands
ca LG. Also, three head of her increase.
/ ny ptrloclaim ng the above Brays, must prove
gher property before
JAMES THOMSON. J. P.
for Beaufort Diftria.
In the Common Pleas.
Powell Hopton, & Co.)
V 3 ! Debt on Attachment.
John Keenan.j
tyHEREAS the plantiffs in this
adion, did on the fifteenth day of July,
irftant, fi e their declaration in the Office of the
Clerk of this Honourable Court against ^ohn Kee
xan the defendant, who hath no wife, cr attorney,
known to be within this State, on whom a cop,
of the said declaration with a rule to plead there
to might be served. It is therefore in putfuance
of the A& cf Assembly in such case made and pro
vided, Ordered ; that the said defendant do appear
2nd plead to the said declaration on or before the
ftventeenth day of July, which will be in the Year
©four Lord One Thousand Seven Hundred and
Eighty Four, etherwife final and absolute Judg
ment will then be given and awarded against him,
Office of Common Pleas, 7
26th July, 1785. f
Wm. MASON, C.C. P.
Just PUBLISHED,
And to be Sold by
John muver, jun.
At N.25g half on the Bay,
Price Half a DOLLAR.
Rudiments of Law and G „r<ment, deduced from
the Law cf Nature ;
Particularly addressed to the PEOPLE of South-
Carolina, botcompofed on Principles appli
cable to all Mankind.
.—-— - Dicere werum
Qrid vetat; Hou.
Charleston, Anguft 12th, 17^3.
Mrs. H ARVE Y,
INFORMS her friends and cuftomere, that Ge
has removed to Dutch 1 own. oppose the Jews
Synagogue, ^here ffie carries on the Stay and
Mantua Makin, butinft as usual.
NE W mels Beet and F^rk to be
fold at the Store No. 6, in Elliot
ftreet, opposite the House lately occu
pied by Mr. William Glenn.
•A ft. JAMES MATHENY, bright to me to
,/§ be Told, a brown B*y Marr, abput 13 t^^a
h:0, branded ;n the recur ia< fhsulder WK ^th a
demand at the top and with O and E ^ on her <ff
fielder, flie peers ' a travel.—The owner, cr owners,
are desired to prove their property before
JOHN LOGAN,
Round O, Juh 8, 37^3.
%— . . „., ■ ll ,.. l .»^.iTwm.~..»A TOC .
ChriOopher, Thomas,&Philip Gadsden
Serving entered into Partnerfbip under the flrm ,f
CHRISTOPHER GADSDEN, &
SONS,
TA KE this opportunity to inform their
fiends hat the, irterd following
the F .borage BuGnefs. # n Gaefd. n's
wharf, where there are now stores n^dy nd fuffi
cient to contain near 2000 barrels of rice with
fefety, and by rhe crop the* expert to h?ve much
more store room in the fame fi ronion, as well as
to have an easy communication to and from the
wharf at all times of tide, for drays carts &c &c.
They will be much obliged to their friends for
their cuftem, who may depend that no di igence
ard attention shall be wanting to traufa& their
bufiaefs, and comply with their orders.
N. E. A quantity of large ; iie logs with the
bark on from ten to twelve inches thick, an fen
20 to 30, or 40 feet lung are wanted for said
wharf.—Alfa a schooner or petriauger, that will
not draw above 6 feet water.
John Ptfell & John Gabriel Guignard,
BEG leave to inform their friends in particu
lar, and the public in general, that they have
entered into cop^tnerfhip under the firm of POS
TELL and GUIGNARD They purpose car
tying on the Factorage Business, and hopef.by
their assiduity and attention t^ the interest of their
employe s, to merit their favor and countenance.
All orders from the country carefully attended
to.
MR. Mercorelles acquaints the public that he
hat received a quantity of fine Port au Prince
brown Sugar, in barrels and hhds ; also Coffee in
bags and barrels ; some cry go.dr, black pepper,
&c which he will fell reafbaably. Apply to him
felf at No. 96 in Church-ftrcet, or No. %6 on the
Bay.
THE fubferiber having just arrived after a long
confinement in England, gives this timely
notice to those persons indebted to him, to fettle
their accounts of a long Banding, either by pay
ing the money due him, or giving bond and securi
ty ; that he may the better enabled to fettle those
demands which may appear agrinft him. Those
neglecting the fame, will reduce him to the disa
greeable r eceffity of immediately lodging his ac
counts in the hands of an Attorney at Law.
BENIAMIN COOKE.
Cbarlefawn, lluguft 5. 17^3,
THOMAS rarer & JOHN ALLEN
I WALLERS, acquaint thei friends an the
public in genual, t?at they have entered into ~
C^pa tnerfhip, in the FaAorage and Commiffim
'Bufinefs, and have putchafed Burnt's old wharf,
whereon are excellent ftcre fit fyr the rccep ton
of rice, indico, or tobacco; and will be greatly 0-
bliged to all th ,le who will emph y them in felling
of theit produce: due aUentr^ will be paid to
their interest and every endeavour exerted to
give fatisfa&ion.
RUN away from the fubferiber the s.h Lftant,
aflim black negro boy named PETER, much
pitted with the small pox, about the age of twenty
'' a :y ''' w " taken by M'G it in 79 and brought
to this town by Colonel Hopkins from Camden,
about a fortnight pall, the owner have reason to
apprehend be inclines that way, therefore cautions
all perlons traveling thence against taking rhe said
toy off; and any perfor apprehending and deliver
ing the said Boy to me 0, James Illand, or at the
Sugar hcufe in Charleftown, Shall receive a reward
of Two Guineas.
GEORGE RIVERS,
TO be SOLD,
FOR no fult, ft Negro Wom?n about twenty
Yearsefage; Ibe is a good Hcufe fervanz
remarkably honed, having never bren found coil
tv of the smallest theft. —-Enquire at ' the
Printing-Office.
Cbarle^ovcn, f-ly G' 17#>
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'T'HE following strays are in poffeG
4 fion of Mr. Daniel Ltgare, jun,
viz. A Grey Mare, about 13 1 half
hands high, branded on the mounting
shoulder M. I. both her knees much
hurt; also, a Sorrel Gelding, about 14
hands high, with a final! blaze in his
face, has a Roman hole, and branded
something like a Rirrup-iron. The
owners of the above muff prove theit
property before
Wm. SCOTT, Jun.
Charleston, August 12, i„,
PURSUANT to the lad Will and
=— Testament of Peter Timothy, late of this
Town Esquire deceased: will be fold by private,
contrast; All that valuable Plantation cr ra&of
laid containing SSO Acres, situate in the Forfef
Bull Swamp, and the North Fori of Edißo River
in Berkey County, bounding to he South Weft
on the said River, to the South East on Land
granted to John Fiatt, and Land laid out to yohn
Amaker, and to the North Weft on vacant Land.
The Plott is in the hands of, and the Terms
may be made known by applying to
A. TIMOIHY, Executrix.
PUBLIC Notice is hereby given;
that all Persons indebted to the Efttate of
John Hughs, deceased, arc requested to tall and!
fettle their accounts immediately, with Arthur
Hughs, according to Law, by the last day of Sep
tember ; otherwise, their accounts will be placed
in the hands of a Lawyer.
THO- HUTCHINSON.)
PHIL CHIFFELLE., Exrs
ARTHUR HUGHS )
^HE Subferiber begs leave to inform his friends
in Town Country, 2nd the public in general
that he has removed from No. 31. Broadftreet to
No. 136. Kihgflreet corner of Queenftreet, or o
therwise where the cross keys was formerly and
and i$ mow kept, where he has opened a houe cf
reception for country gentlemen in general; snd
having good and comfortable lodgings, with a
good Bock ofliquors of all fort laid in, as well as
the noted stables of hat house being lately fitted
up, and a large supply of forage also laid in.
He flatte s himfelf that his Bria attention to
the duties of his Ration will meet with the appro,
betion ofthe public at large.
HENRY WELSH.
Charlefan, July 30^, 1783.