The Gazette of the state of South-Carolina — Charles-town [S.C.], 1784-11-15 00:00:00, page 1

TO BE SOLD,
At f^ c °^ a "d charges, for Cajh,
At No. 86, Church-Street;
AUery general assortment of MILLINE R Y
GOODS, made up in the newest taste, just
received from London, per the Peggy, Capt. Bean;
amongst which are the following articles: Black and
white cloaks, Air Balloon hats and bonnets, dressed
end half dressed caps, Boujont handkerchiefs, and a
great variety of artificial flowers, black and colored
jedthers, black modes, black and colored perfans and
Jarcenets, black and white pelongs, gauze handkerchiefs,
black lace, blond and thread do. black edging, thread,
fans of all forts, white Kid fives, white fattin dm
some with filter Jhapes; Morocco and callimanco do.
white flowered fattin, bej'l beaver, purple, Kid and
linen gloves, black, white and colored ribbons of all
widths, velvet ribbonr for bracelets, ladies Dimftablc
riding hats of. different fees, young ladies fafhionabw
fajhes, ladies cushions, brades and curls.
, JANE THOMSON.
On SATURDAY, the 20th NOVEMBER inst.
WILL BE SOL D,
On the spot, preeifely at 12 o'Clock,
17 IGHT valuable LOTS of LAND, belonging to
the South-Carolina Society, oppose the Society's
Iloufes, in Anfonborough, on a Leaf of Fourteen
years, paying the rent annually, and giving approved
security, if required.—The Lessee 'to have permifton to
remove any building they may er'ea thereon at the end
of that term; or to dispose of them to the Society, at a
proper apprafoment,or removed withinfix months after
the expiration of the leaf.
Plats offail Lots may be fan in car htoL
Cudworth & Waller.
- N. B. A cold collation will be provided for the re-,
freftment of the company.
LANDSto beSOLD.
(At private Sale.)
THE fubferiber will diffofc of all his lands, both
in "Georgia and in this State, on a credit feitable
to the wfhes of the buyers —l he quality and ftuati.cn
of theft lands arefo well known, as not to require any
defcriptwn.
If the health of the present proprietor would admit
the care neefary to a planting interef, no inducement
whatever could be fufezent to tempt him to part wita
them.—lj they are not fold before February, they will
then be put up at Public Au&on, fin parcels contain
ing both inland and tidefwamp,fnficientfor any Jingle
plantation whatever) with a full account of the quan
tity and quality of each trace. Pim lands of the frf
quality, near the banks of Savannah river, will be al
lotted to each divifon of the pine faamp —Negroes,
cattle, and horses, will be fold after the lands.
william Williamson.
wWt AWAY,
The 29th of lap month,
71 ^ YWaiting Man far,tie: he is about 23 years of
age, very Pack complexion, gfeet 8 inches high,
or thereabouts, rather fim made, end very j&aight,
both in. body and limbs—When he absconded he was r
dressed in an old blue coat, with white lining, a pair of
ofnaburgs overalls, and afinam round hat, halj wore.
He Carried with him, my Lifting boat, which is a
very neat and handy one, being about igjeet long, ^0
do 22 inches wide, has a yore cafle, two feats in me
middle, and one abaft, with a long iron chain —She
was lately repaired, and had several new binwetspuu
in, which ^ % and moflly faured with rivets in
place of 'reward of Two Guineas, with all
Teafo^feu fs. is hcrN offered for apprehending
Jaid Negro, a^d D .fny ' I ; tc me at Horseshoe, or
delivering him io the. T eg the Worn-hewe, m
Charlefon. ANDc. ^UNNINGHAM.
N. B. Haifa Guifa . I.mlis offered for the ca
noe. Nero. 10, 1784.
DAM TUNNO
Hasjuft imported in thebe. hie Sir Walter Raleigh,
1 from kffk,
OLD Teneriffe wines, in pipes, hogsheads and
quarter calks, Malmf'v and Orotava sweet
wifaes—He Ivs allo on had. some genuine Ma
deira, that has ' 1 a two year? m this city, which
he w? 4 dispose <; upon re< [enable terms, at his
stoi% No. 8— ErtL-Ricet, If
G AZ E, T'T E
OF THE
STATE OF SOUTH-CAROLINA.
[Vol. XLntj
CHARLESTON: Printed for A. TIMOTHY, No. 89, Broad-Street.
MONDAY, NOV E^M B E R 15, 1784.
N O T I C'EM
THE copartnerftip between Messrs. EDWARD
S. COLEMAN and GEORGE OGIER be
% diflolved by mutual consent: NOTICE is hereby
given, that tae books of account, bonds, and notes of°
the fame, are placed in my hands; and the most pofr
tzve directions given, to commence suits arainffech :
pefons, who jhall not difeharge their debts, or other-,
wifefettle fatisfaflorily with me, on or before the frf'
of January, 1785.
THOMAS PARKER,
Attorney at Law.
Meeting-freed, No. 89,
Nov. 10,.1784.
BLAG&4^ & TUNNO.
J' NFORMdheir friends and the public, that they have
- removed fam. No. 87, Church-freet, to their New
Store, No. 26^, Broadjireet, where they have, for Jale,
a general afortment of goods, fuitabkfor thffeafon.
N^v. 12, 17'84, f. ts
THREE very good ROOM S,
On the fecorid floor.
Inquire at No. 21, Beresford-freet;
WELLS &BETHUN^
Have just received by the Peggy, Capt. Lean, from
London, and the Catharine,. Captain Coffin, from
Brifol,
A neat ASSORTMENT of GOODS,
Ofwhich they beg leave to particularize the following:
V 7 LACK and colouTci deep ^rrwrih Legh..rn hats,
ditto duio ditto ditto chib b&llojn do.
Large bell hoops, blaf and white balloon, gauzes, do.
handkerchiefs and aprons, black and ufite btfonts,
White crimp trimming; thread nett cap cauls, ribbons,
blue Coventry thread, erurn flowers and wreaths, white
black, and coloured ofirich falls, white and coloured
kid habit gloves, ditto ditto fik ditto ditto, black,
white, canary, lay lock, pink, green and Devonshire
brown luteftrings, Italian fays, jean and flk, maids
and girls ticking fays, Ladies and children's morocco
fries, youth's, boysi ,and children's blatk letter ditto,
men's neat cordovan boots, ditto legs, tops and feet,
white and blue plains, griped, duffel, and bed blankets,
fuperfue cloths and coating, &c. He.
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T H ^
SALES under Decree of the Honorable Court
of Chancey.
At the house of the fubferiber, on Wednesday^ thi
1 7th of November,
WILL BE SOL D,
T/N.following lands, belonging to the late co-parUift
f?if oj Leger and Greenwood, viz. '
A COMMODIOUS Tenement and Lot, in
of the most eligible situations in the city, on )
South Bay, between Meeting and King-flieets,/
now in trie occupation of Mrs. Leger, measuring 1
22 feet front, anu 204 deep, with the privilege in
common of the uie of a palfage between the two
tenements of fix feet wide.
ihat well fituafed Wharf, formerly called Row
an'T bt * since Greenwood's Wharf, with all the
privileges and appurtenances, which will be parti
cularly ascertained and described on the day of
Sale.
A Lot of Land, near the barracks, of which the
dimensions will then be particularized, formerly
belonging to David Oliphant, Esq.
One haif es an undivided Lot of Land, contains
ing eastward in front on Meeting-street 120 feet,
more or less, and in depth feet, and bound
ed to the south on Price's alley, with a tolerable
good Dwelling House, and three small Brick Te ?
nements on the fame.
One Third of a valuable Piece of Land and
MaJh, containing 15 acres, situated in Harlefton
borough, fronting to the southward on Bull-street,
to toe north-weft on Manigault-ftreet and Marfo;
and to thy eastward on Cumming-ftreet.
. r On^ Jord ri an undivided Tra& of Land, on
De No. River Santee, on Lynch's island, con
'' ° r S Aout 500 acres of excellent river-fwamp4
tide land, and about 550 of high land, adjoining
lands of John Hume, Esq. and eastward of Colonel
Benjamin Singleton: part of the swamp has been
planted many years, and is well known to yield
equal to the expectations of the most fanguino
planter.
ALSO WILL BE SOLD,
At CAMDEN, on Friday, the 3d of December;
A valuable PLANTATION, commonly known
by the name of Leger and Greenwood's Tra&, con
taining about acres, situated at the Conga
rees, well known to be a most advantageous settle
ment, with about 30 valuable Negroes. po
W. HASELL GIGGES,
Mast. in Chan.
NOTIC E.
THE copartnerfhip of Jancey and Neumah be
ing dissolved by mutual consent, the books
of accounts, bonds and notes are placed in the
hands of Mr. John Rose, Beaufort, in order to be
closed and monies received, of which all those
who are indebted arc requested to pay due atten
tion, and those who have demands against the said
copartnership are desired to give in their accounts
to him.'
JAMES JANCEY. ,
ALEXANDER NEWMAN.
Beaufort, 061. 21, 1784.
Wanted on Interest,
ANY sum of money from a hundred to a thousand
. pounds. For the loan of which a generous price
will be given, and the cafi paid punctual to the tim^
limited. Apply to
Cudworth & Waller.
For Private Sale,
THAT elegant and well situated HOUSE and
LOT, No. 52, Fradd-ftreet, corner ofOrange
ftreet. for conditions and terms apply at the fams
house, or at No. 42, Bay.
PATRICK HINDS,
BEGS leave to inform the Gentlemen Factors
ofCharlefton- ,that they may be fupplicd, on
their own accounts, with any quantity of Negro
Shoes and Boots for their country cuftomers^
Credit till January next.
Charles% ()&, 25, 178^
[No. 224.6.]