The Gazette of the state of South-Carolina — Charles-town [S.C.], 1784-02-19 00:00:00, page 4

Daniel Hall, & Co.
No. §, Tradaftreet,
TTAVE lately imported Madeira, Mufcatell,
Malmfey/Lifbon and red Wines in pipes, half
pipes, and quartet calles, Brandy in pipes, high
proof Demarara and St. Kitts Kura in hhds. and
50 gallon calks. Superfine Philadelphia flour,
Pilot Bread in calks of too weight, Mould Can
dles in boxes, Co ks in bales, Anchors and Cables,
which they will dispose of for cash or produce.
Chariefton, Dec. 4, 17^3°
For Private S AL E,
TH E fubfcriberl valuable Plantation
on Stono, 21 miles from Charleston, "con
taining 1676 acres, on whrch there is a gfeat deal
of rice land, having the advantage of a large body
of back >\ater. three reservoirs being already finish
ed ; there is also a great deal of indigo and corn land,
With 4 or 50 acres of choice pine land fitted for
fawihg.—The place is very valuable for all kinds
of dock, as there thay be a great number kept on
it to great advantage.—The laid plantation has oh
it a ^rick dwelling house, with {number of other
ufcful andnedeflary buildings, for further parti
tulars enquire at No. 93, King street, of
MARY LAMBOLL THOMAS.
Also to he let, the eastern north gallery Pew,
No. 84, in St. Michael’s Church, enquire as
whore.
Cudworth, Waller, & Co.
TAKE this opportunity, at the close of the
year, to return thank's to their friends and
the public for patt favours, and hope that their
assiduity in business, and constant endeavours to give
fatisfa&ion, will merit further encouragement.
From the mode at prefect too much adopted,
they are under the ^eceffity of declaring, that no
limited goods will be exposed by them at public
sale, and no proprietor be fuffered to bid on his own
property, as they conceive such a practice to been
tirely repugnant to the true spirit and design of
Auctioneering, andan imposition on the putchafers.
—As at the end of every two months, they are
obliged to pay into the Treasury two and a half
per cent on the amount of their sales, it is abfoltite
]y necehary to give this public notice, that from and
after the firft of January next, no goods fold by
them will be delivered until the money is paid,
except to those who are known to be punctual in
calling and difeharging their bills.
They have an excellent Store for the reception
of Indigo, which will always be at the service of
those who may employ them in the Factorage Bu
siness.
4W° MIS , JERVEY & JOHN ALLEN
WALTERS, acquaint their friends and the
public in general, that they have entered into
Copartherfhip, in the Fadorage and Cornmiffion
Business, and have purchased Burns's old wharf,
whereof ate excellent stores fit for the reception
ts rice, indico, or tobacco; and will be greatly o
bliged to all those who will employ them'in felling
of ther produce: due attention will be paid to
their intyeft, and every endeavour exerted to
give fatisfadion.
For PRIVATE SALE,
AN excellent SPINNET in good order, with
beautiful narrow keys fit for any young La
dy to learn .upon. Enquire of the Printer.
Just PUBLISHED,
And to be Sod
At the PRIN fI N G-OFFIC&
No. 100, Meeting-street,
(PRICE TEN PENCE)
The South-Carolina & Georgia
ALMANACK,
OR
ASTRONOMICAL EPHEMERIS
For the Year of our Lord
A . 1784.
And the Eighth Year of American Independence.
A" ^. P er ' ons having legal demands against
William Stoutenburgh, Esq; deceased, are
yequefted to make them known immed ately to
„ WILLIAM SKIRVIN%
7% 10, 1784.
N °"° For Private Sale,
APLANTAI lON on Calking's
Neck near the boundary line of this
State and North Carolina, butting and
bounding northwardly on the north branch
of Little-river, eaftwardly and weftwardly
on land belonging to the estate of Josiah
Allfton, fouthwardly on the Salt Marlh,
containing 385 acres, 300 of which is
prime sea shore land, well covered with
hicory and oak, 100 acres cleared; on
the premises are a dwelling house, an over
seer's, negro and necessary out houses;
as much plank as will make two compleat
sets of indigo vats.
ANO I'HER Plantation opposite to the
^bove, butting and bounding fouthward
ly on the northeast branch of Little-river,
on all other sides on land belonging to
estate of Josiah Allfton ; containing 640
acres, 150 of which is good planting
land, 100 acres cleared; both of the a
bove tracts are furnifhed with ah excel
lent stream of water for making indigo,
which have not been known to fail in the
driest seasons; for a fight of plats and
further particulars, apply to Francis All
- hfq; Waccamaw, or in Charleston to
ALLARD BELIN.
No. 2. Wanted Immediately,
A ""' °' charter (none other need apply)
capable of managing an indigo and rice plan
tation adjoining each other on Waccamaw. A few
Negroes will be allowed on (hares at either of the
plantations, which are both in prime order, a hand
iome salary allowed for his own services, and every
other reaforiable encouragement; apply in Chafief
ton to
ALLARD BELIN.
N <3. The SUBSCRIBER
BEGS leave to inform his friends that he has
removed to Charleston and re-assumed the
Fa&orage Bufinefe
He will be much obliged to them for a continuance
of their favors -letters and orders directed to him
and left at No. ;, Bedon's-ally. or Nb. 18, Meet
ing-street, will be duly attended^
Some prime parcels of indigo 'for sale— 2060
bushels of white flint corn wanted G ^urchafe, for
Which the cash Will be 'paid;apply 'is above 8
ALLARD ^ki^
ALL Persons having demands against the feftate of
James Laroche, of what kind or manner soever)
Tate of Wadmelaw Island, planter, deceased, are desired
to fend in their accounts, properly attested; and all
those indebted to said estate, are defiled to make im
mediate payments . ,
John Laroche, )
, , James Laroche, j
Wadmelaw Iflahdfe
Jan. 5, 1784.
To be Sold at the Printing-Office,
DI LWORT H's Spelling Books
Lo util's English Grammar, Watts's
Psalms and Hymns, An Oration deliver
ed before a Convention of Free and Ac
cepted Maforis, Lord Chefterfield's Let
ters, the Polite Philosopher, Writing-
Paper, Paste-Board, &c.
ALL persons any ways indebted to the ettaie
of Samuel Dubois, fare of St. Matthew's Parish,
deceased, are desired to make payment by the firft day
of April ensuing, aS it will be out of my power to give
any longer notice) and all those to whom the estate id
indebted, are requested -'6 bring in their accounts de
preciated ab'd properly attested, to
John Burdeli, Exec.
Jan. 23d, 1784.
8 "' P er ' on s indebted to the estate of James
4 Marshall, Esq; deceased, are requested to
diLaarge the frme; and all having demands against
the laid estate, to deliver in the fame on oath, to
Anna Maria Marlhall, Exec.
In the Common Pleas.
William Marshall, )
r ( Case cn Attachment.
Christian Houfe.J
WHEREAS the plaintiff in this action did or
the 17th day or O&obei mft. file i x d^ara-
I':" '% ^ °^%'' ''' ^' k ° f ""' Pourable Court,
3gainft the defendant who is absent from and without
th e limits of this State, and hath neither wife or attor
,within tbefaid Sta ^ e ^ whom a copy of
the laid declaration, tyith a rule to plead thermo within
a year and a day might be served. It is therefore Or
dered in gurfuance of the Act of the Ger eral Assembly
in that case made and provided, that the said defendant
a P", r and P lead to the said declaration on or before
the 18th day of October, which will he in the year of
our Lord, 1784, otherwise final and absolute judgment
will then be given and awarded against him.
Wm. MASON, e. C. R
Common Pleas Office,
17^ of oa. 1783
In Common pleas,
Thomas Satage, )
> Tretpafs on Attachment,
Wm. Creighton, )
WHEREAS the Plaintiff in this Aaron did
, on the gift of November in ft. file his de
claration in the Office of the Cler4 of this Hon,
Court, against the Defendant who is absent from
and without the limits of this State, and h^h nei
ther wife or Attorney known to be within the said
State, upon whom a copy of the said Declaration
with a rule to plead thereto within a year and a
day might be served.
It is therefore O dered in pursuance of the Aft
of the General Affemby in that Case made and
provided, that the said Defendant do appear and
plead to the said Declaration, on or before the
14th day of November, which will be in the year
of our Lord 1784, otherwise final and absolute
judgment will be given and awarded against him.
Mm. MASON, C. C. P 6
Office of Common Pleas.
Nov, 31, 1783, .
In Common Pleas.
Samuel Prioleau, jun. ]
~ V ?° , Case on Attachment.
John Morrison, Esq; J
WHEREAS the plaintiff in this a&ion, did on the
2 3d day of August, inst. file his declaration ia
?f" e ,° the c ' erk ° f this honorable court, against
the defendant, who is absent from and without the li
mits of this State, and hath neither wife or attorney
L O ,?/ 0 be within the said State, on whom a copy of
the declaration with a rule to plead thereto within
a year and a day, might be fcrved. It is therefore or
dered in puTuance of the a& of the Ge^ral Affemb y
that cate made and provided, that the said defendant
do appear and plead to the s a id declaration on or before
the 34th day of Augufy which will be in the year of
''^''otherwife final and absolute judgment
idea be given and awarded against him.
rn WM - MASON, C. C. P.
of Common Pleas,
A ^f 23, 1783.
NOTICE is hereby given, that on the night
of the i 2 th inst. the following st ray Ho,fes
broke into the fubferiber’s yard, viz. A sorrel
horse about 14 hands high, branded on the off
shoulder and buttock O and blaze in ths face.—
AIL, two ether sorrel houses about 14 hands high,
brands net perceivable The owners are requested
to make their claims and pay the expence's to
JOHN TODD.
übarlfflon, Feb. 17, 1784.
In Common Pleas.
Nowell Hopton, & Co.l
vs - , , Debt or Attachment,
John Keenan.J
y^HEREAS the plaintiffs in this
a ai°n, did on the fifteenth day of jaly,
instant, file th,ir declaration in tht Office of the
Clerk of this Honourable Ccwtagainft fohn Kee.
jaan tue defendant, who hath no wife, or attorney,
}?, : ° be Within this State, on whom a copy
°''"f f a id declaration with a rule to plead there
to might be served. It is therefore in phtfuance
of the A6tof Aflehtbly in such case made and pro-
Vided; Ordered ; that the said defendant de appear
and plead to the fiid declaration on or bes re the
feventeehth day of July, which will be in the Year
bfour Lord One Thousand Seven Hundred and
Eighty Four, otherwise final find absolute Judg
ment will then be given and awarded against him/
Wm. MASON, GC. P.
Office of Common Pleas, 7
16th July, 1783. J