The Gazette of the state of South-Carolina — Charles-town [S.C.], 1784-11-29 00:00:00, page 4

JERVEY & WALTER,
INTENDING to continue the Factorage and
Commission Buiinefs, beg leave to solicit a con
tinuance of the favours of their country friends,
and all others who will be pleased to favour them
with the disposal of their rice, indigo, tobacco,
naval stores or lumber, which they may depend,
fliall at all times be fold on the mod advantageous
terms, and with the greatest punctuality.
Charlefon, Nov. 15, 1784.
LAWSON, PRICE, & Co.
Have imported in the Peggy, from London, and the
Catherine from Briflol,
A large Assortment of GOODS:
Conffing cf
ROSE and London duffil blankets, welch
plains, very fine welch flannels, printed li
nens, cottons and callicoes 3 mancheder goods, Bir
mingham cutlery and ironmongery, white, buff,
and blue caffimers, plain and flowered lawns, green,
black and wKite gauzes, pins, sewing fill< and twist,
mens shoes and boots, womens calamanco shoes
and pumps, new invented water proof hats, glass
ware in boxes and crates, tin plates in boxes, mu
flard in boxes, containing one gross Jlb. bottles in
each, vinegar in calks of about 30 gallons, split
peas in kegs—To be fold on low terms, for cafli or
produces $t
BLACKLOCK & TUNNO.
INFORM their friends and the public, that they have
removed from- No. 87, Church-street, to their New
Store, No. 26J, Broad-ftrect, where they have for fate,
a general dffortment of goods, Juitablefor the season.
'Nov. 12, 1784. ts
THAT convenient and well known Plantation,
formerly belonging to James Akins, Esq. deceased,
in the parish of St. Thomas, pleasantly situated on
Cooper river, and within 30 miles of Charledon,
there being two dwelling houses on the premises,
the one very elegant and lately built of excellent
materials, will be fold, (on condition of its being
taken away within fix months from the day ofSale);
this building is in length 4;, and in depth 34 feet,
with a piazza of 1 1 feet in front, and confids of fix,
exclusive of two small rooms in the garret.
Plats and grants of each trail may be viewed, and
the terms of sale known, by applying to
JOHN HUGER,
gt IW No. 63, Broad-dreet.
N O TI C E.
THE copartnerfllip between Messrs. EDWARD
S. COLEMAN and GEORGE OGIER be
"o dissolved by mutual consent: NOTICE is hereby
given, that the books of account, bonds, and notes of
the fame, are placed in my hands; and the mos pof
tive directions given, to commence fiats againf such
persons, who Jhall not difeharge their debts, or other
wise fettle fatisfaflorily with me, on or before the Jirft
of January, 1785.
THOMAS PARKER,
Attorney at Law.
Meeting-street, No. 89,
Nov. 10, 1784.
T O BE SO L D,
For Cash or Credit, exchanged for Negroes, or disposed
offer Lands in Charleston,
THREE thousand feur hundred and twenty-five
acres, in the p rifh of St. Janies, lying be
tween Santee and Cooper rivers, compleatly tim
bered with pines, cypress, &c. distanced about 12
miles from Huger's bridge.
i6co Acres in Camden diftrlfl, high hills of San
tee, adjoining to W. Richardson, Esq. and at pre
sent fettled and cultivated Iy the fubferibcr. The
swamp, confiding of at lead 600 acres, is edecmed
equal to any, and inferior to none, in that neigh
bourhood.
750 Acres, granted in 177, to Laurence Meyers,
of Craven county, on the head of Santee river,
bounded north.eadwardly by perfens unknown,
south eadwardly by lands that were the property of
the widow Brown, and south westward y by John
Juke.
500 Acres, granted in 1762, to Laurence Meyers,
in Granville county, lying north weftwardly on
James Cla r k, and on every other part on lands fup
fofed at that period to be vacant.
200 Acres adjoining the above, granted in 1762,
to Chridian Sigwall, and then bounding on lands of
Mrs. Middleton fouth-eadwardly, on James Clark
north-wedwardly, and on all other sides on lands to
be vacant. These two lad mentioned trails are si
tuated about 8 miles above Coofahachee bridge.
2co Acres, originally granted to John Ulrick Sil
lig, in the township of Seagotha, bounded by Saluda
river on the north-east, by Julius Credy on the
fouth-ead,fouth-wederly on vacant lands, and north
weltwardly on lands then belonging to Jasper Fry,
and late the property of Henry and Rosanna Brown.
NOTIC E.
IF Mr. NATHAN BUSH is in this city, he is
requested to call at this Office, pay for, and
take away the work he bespoke in June lad,
TO BE LE T,
QURGEONS ca^AaZ
O infruments,
Pocket do.
Tooth do.
Arterial needles,
Cases of scalpels,
Marble mortars and
pejiles,
Metal do.
Shop furniture,
Crooked and fraight
fciffars,
They have also a large quantity of the Re'd Bark,
which is by experience proved to be much more efficacious
than the common, which they will dispose cf at a very
moderate advance.
Practitioners may depend on having their orders
punctually complied with, on the most moderate terms.
Boxes of Medicines for Plantations, of any price
that suits the purchaser, with proper directions, made
up in the cheapest and best manner; and any orders
from city or country, Jhall be executed with punctuality
and dispatch.
N. B. The highest price given for Pink Root,
mall and Seneca Snake Root.
A. WILKINSON, & Co.
No. 90, and No. 27, Broad-freet,
Have Imported in the Mary-Ann, John M'lver,
and the Charleston Packet, T. Melville,
a large and General Assortment of GOODS sui
table to the present Seafov, which they will dispose
of on moderate Terms Wholesale and Retail, for
Cash or Produce; confuting of
SILKS and Sattins,
Muslins and lawns,
Cambricks,
Lace and edgings,
Chintzes,
Printed cottons,
Calicoes,
Cotton copperplate fur
niture,
Damask and diaper table
cloths,
Irish linens,
Hosiery,
Broad cloths,
Bath coating,
Fine and coarse hats,
Great-coats & cloaks,
Women's cardinals,
Red and white flannel,
Coarse linfeys,
Negro cloth,
Blankets,
Boulting cloths,
Fine and coarse flroes,
Lead and shot,
Gun-powder,
A variety of Hardware,
Bar iron and Reel,
Tin Ware,
They have also for Sale,
High proof Jamaica RUM in puncheons, hhds.
and barrels.
Their Store No. 27, will contain a General
Assortment of Articles suitable to the Country
Trade.—Their Friends from the Country may de
pend or. always getting the Market Price for their
Produce, and being served with what Goods they
may want, on the bell Terms.
Wanted on Interest,
A NY Jura of money from a hundred to a thousand
l % pounds. For the loan of which a generous price
will be given, and the cash paid punctual to the time
limited. Apply to
Cudworth & Waller,
Bateman's drops)
Jesuits do.
Maredant's antifeorbutic
ditto,
Godfrey's cordial,
Duffy's elixir,
Squire's do.
Stoughton's bitters,
Hexham's do.
James's fever powders,
V&digrife,
If 'kite arid red lead,
White vitriol,
STEVENS, RAMSAY, & Co.
At No. 92J, Broad-fireet, and next door to the
City-Tavern,
Have just received by the daft vessels from London and
Amferdain, a large and general assortment of
MEDICINES
Which (with what they had on hand before) makes as
complete an assortment as any in the State; many of
which are immediatelyfrom Apothecaries Hall.
They have also,
They have likewise the following Genuine Patent
Medicines.
Mace,
Cloves,
Cinnamon,
Likewise the following S P ICES;
AL S O,
Yellow and white arsenic
Nux vomica, and
Spirits of turpentine,
Large and fmallfyringes,
Male and female common
catheters,
Flexible do.
Small scales and weights,
Large do.
Capping glasses,
Nipple do.
I Breafi pipes,
I Writing paper,
Wrapping do.
Sugar candy, and
Cinnamon water.
Turlington's balsam,
Hill'speCtoral Balsam of
honey,
Fryer's balsam-,
Britifli oil,
Hacrlem da.
Hooper's pills,
Anderson's do*.
Lockyer's do.
Keyfa's do.
A large assortment of
ironmongery,
Rice and flour lieves,
Bibles,
Testaments,
Spelling-books,
Wax & mould candles,
A variety of Medicines,
confining of
James's powders,
Burlington's drops,
Hooper's and Lockyer's
pills,
Scurvy grass,
Laudanum,
Camphire,
Spermaceti,
Ipecacuanha,
Tartar emetic,
Camomile flowers,
Squire's & Daffy's elix.
Baume de vie,
Magnesia,
Spanish liquorice,
Spirits of hartfhorn,
Jesuits bark,
Anderson's pills,
Venice treacle,
Spanish flies.
Nutmegs,
Ginger, and
Alfpice.
Will, REAS a Comm? Jon of Bankrupt under the
Great Seal of Great-Id Cain, hath been ci
warded and issued against JOHN COLES, formAy
of Bafinghall-ftreet, in the City of London, fin re of
Lew-kork, in North America, and late of Hadley in
the County of Middlrfex, Merchant: Notice is here
by given, That if any person or persons whomsoever
will give such information to George Abbot Hall,
of Charlcfton, in South-Carolina, Est as may be the
means of recovering ary part of the Alate or efcEs cf
the said John Coles, which have not been delivered up
to the Assignees under the said commission, he or they
Jhall, upon such recovery, be entitled to and receive
the fun of Twenty-fae Pounds for every One Hundred
Pounds that Jhall be recovered in consequence of fuck
information.
WE whose names are hereunto fabferibe'd, Affimecs
of the estate and effects of the said John. Cods,do de
fre this advertifonenc to be'publijhed in such cf the
American news-papers as Jhall be conferred by the
said George Abbott Hall, to be the most likely to anfaer
the end intended by thefaid advertifancut. Dated this
third day of January, one thousand seven hundred
and eighty-four.
11. THORNTON,
J. CHAMBERS.
The aforefaid John Coles having refded some time
in Charleflon during the time the British were in pos
session of it, thefufoiber requefs allperfons who may
be J" P°ffefo% or can give any information of any
effects, bonds, notes, or other specialties or books of
accounts of the said John Coles, to give an account
thereof to him, and they will be entitled to Twenty-five
Pounds per cent, upon the recovery of allfams received
thereon. ~
GEORGE ABBOTT HALL.
Charleston, Nov. 1, 1784.
NO TIC IT
PURSUANT to the last will cf the late
L STEPHEN CATER, Esq. deceased, will
be fold, at his late dwelling houle, within one mile
of Dorchefler, on Thursday, the 16th day of De
cember next ensuing, at Public Auction, the whole
of the perfonai, and part of h;s real estate, on the
following conditions, viz.—All films under five
pounds to be cafa, ail above, credit to the firft of
January, 1786, on giving bond with good personal
lecurity ; the property not to be removed or altered
before the conditions of file are complied with.—
The sale to begin at 11 o'clock in the morning, if
the day is favorable, btherwife the firft fair day af<
ter, at that hour, viz.^—Upwards of twenty remarks
ab a y line Haves, amongst which there are carters,
sawyers, hdufe-wenches, handy boys an d girls
plantation tools, ox and horse carts, upwards of
thirty head of cattle, among them fix working
oxen Piovifions, consisting of rough rice, corn
peas potatoes, and corn blades ; a riding chair al
most new, two good chair horses, a commodious
rowing canoe, a variety of house furniture, amongst
which are a handfeme mahogany book-case, a double
chest of drawers, a good eight day clock, tables,
chairs^ looking-glades, bedsteads, beds and furni
ture ; a collection of books, feme ufeful plate,
kitchen furniture, &c.
ALSO, 1 hat valuable Plantation, on which the
deceased did reside: confiding of 350 acres, in 7
acre lots ; four of which are adjoining, on which
stands the mansion, with every necessary out-build
ing—Also a large brick house, which is at present
used as a barn—the other three lots join each other,
but intercepted from the four, by a lot belonging to
Captain Podell; the land is well" timbered, and ex
ceeding good for indigo and provisions, the situation
delightful, and but 21 milts from the city There
are two rows of live oaks, many of which very large
and interlocked^ makes a beautiful avenue from the
road to the house, and perhaps is not to be equalled
in this State ; the distance from the house to tlie
river is about 100 yards, one gradual dope, which
will admit of high improvements in orchards, gar
dens, &c. and renders it a delightful retreat 'for a
Gentleman from the city, or one who has large di
stant possessions, as it can be made both pleasant
and profitable.—The landing admits vessels of 6 feet
draught.
GEORGE SMITH,)
JACOB MINUS, [Executors.
MATTHIAS HUTCHINSON.)
Charleston, Nov. 16, 1784.
LANDSto beSOLIK
(At private Sale.)
frHEfubferiber will diftofe of all his lands, both
in Georgia and in this State, on a creditfaitable
to the wishes cf the buyer.—The quality and foliation
of these lands are so well known, as not to require any
description.
If the health of the present proprietor would admit
bile care iieceffary to a planting intcref. 110 inducement
whatever could be fuflicient to tempt him to hart with
them.—ls they are not fold before' February,' they will
then be put up at Public Auction, (inparcels contain
ing both inland and tidefwamp, fufcient for anyfinale
plantation whatever) with a fall 'account of the quan
tity and quality of each trail. Pine lands of the so-st
quality, near the banks of Savannah river, will be al
lotted to each division of the tide faamp Negroes
cattle ? and horses, willbe fold after the lands. "'
william Williamson.
N OTI C E.