The South-Carolina gazette and general advertizer — Charlestown [i.e. Charleston, S.C.], 1783-05-24 00:00:00, page 3

For MARTIN tC O, ,
Or any of the WINDWARD I V^N DS,
The Schooner MARi A,
JOHN M'NEAL, M ten
Burthen about 210 barrels Rice. For freight apply
to fat'd Master, or
May 16, 17 5 3 ._ R LUSH I NG TON.
For any part of this Continent or Weft-iadia-ifla th,
The Sloop SHAIIOLO^E,
ARTHUR KIRK, Master,
RURTHEN 50 Tons. For freight, apply on board
" said (loop lying on Burns's Wharf.
For SALE,
The Ship HECTOR,
JOHN FOWLS, Master,
And the Brigantine HECTOR,
WM. NEWBOLD, Master,
With or without their cargoes of SALT.
B' OTH vessels are almpft new, exceedingly well pro
vided with fails, rigging, and every kind of stores.
The purchasers may, if required, have an extensive
credit. Apply to the Matters, or ^
SMITHS, DE3AUSSURE, and DARRELL.
ITD'O-N-
The Brigantine LIGHTNING,
(Copper-bottoni'd,)
JAMES THOMAS, Commander;
BURTHEN 240 Tons, and men answerable lying
at Greenwood's Wharf, two .thirds of her cargo
engaged,and will pofiti/ely Gil on or bef®re the 16th
of June.—The said Commander to be (poke with on
Board, or at No 7, Eliot street.
For LONDO N,
To fail by the fifth of June,
The remarkable FAST-SAILING SHIP
I WA SH I NG TO N,
Captain JAMES JOSIAH.
Her Cargoe of, Rice being already provided, for
freight of IND (GO between Decks, or for parage,
apply to the Caption on board, or to
DANIEL HALL and CO.
No 5, Tradd-ftreet,
Who have imported in Lid vessel for sale, fuperfine
Philadelphia Flour, and best Pilot Bread.
.nthMv, 178?. , „
□ 0 Sold at PUBLIC AUCTION,
(WITHOUT RLSERVE)
By JACOB JACOBS, NN so; on the BAY,
On Tuesday the 10th of.^ne,
A Variety of Jewelers and Silverfr^iths Tools, also
a number of Garnet and other valuable Stones,
with fuadr, articles of Jewelry arid Wearing Appa
rel, &c. late the property of Wilson Dalzell; former
iy of George Town,,deceafed, —By order of
ROBERT LINDSAY, Administrator.
r\N Thursday Miy 29th, will be fold precisely at ,2
"o'clock; a house an! lot in King street No. 120,
near y opposite the old goal, containing in front of tai4
street, 21 feet, and in depth 200 feet, extending to 0
range street, joining lands of Mr. F. S ruble, known by
the towri plat No 187. Conditions, one half cafti, and
twelve moot s credit for the other half, giving bond
with approved security, paying interest from the day of
sale. CUDWORTH, WALLER, & Co.
For Sale by JAMES PENMAN,
On the most reafon^ble terms, by the Package,
Al No. 15, on the Bay,
bEST Old Jamaica Rum, Mufeovado Sugar, Allum
"Salt in barrels, Port Wine @fthe firft quality in pipes,
hhds. and quarter calks ; an assortment of P ints
ground in oil, Lamp Black, and Painters Tools;
fine and coarse Saddles, and Sadlery assorted ; Mens
coarse Shoes, a few pieces light Sail Duck, a few pie
ces White Fl,ins, a compleat assortment of Printed
Linens, Cottons, and Handkerchiefs ; an assortment
of lack and White Silk Gauzes; Scotch and Rap
pee Snuff, Coffee, and a few pounds very best Hyfon
Tea.
WAKEN away by sundry persons, at differ nttimeg,
from my plantation inChrift-church parish, the fol
lowing horses, marts, and colts, viz A dari <bay mare
14 h nds high, a ba, mare and colt, toe mare about 13
hands high, a sorrel horse with a blaze in his face, a bay
filly rising 3 years with a sorrel mane and tail, a bay
horse colt of the fame age, a black riallion 5 years el 1,
a grey fi iy, and a sorrel mare 13 hands higa, the whole
of them marked on the mounting flioulder 1 Y ; also a
bay ftal!ion without a brand, sorrel mare 14 i-h If
hands high with a blaze in her face, marked on the near
buttock M a black mare marked P B, a bright bay
™"° a '"’ ut '4 hands high, marked on the near burtok
MG. Any person or persons having any of the above
mentioned creatures in their poffiffion, are requested
to return them, or make it known immediately to me
or to Mi. John Ward No. 17, Broad street, as lam
determined to put the law in execution.
DANIEL WARD.
R ™ away from the fubferiber near Petersburg in
' irginid, Stafford, a Virginia born fellow, or
27 years years of age, 5 feet 9 or 10 inches high, is
lame in one hip, fhm made, has very fine teeth, is a
very black fellow, fmooth-faced, wears his hair very
high, is a tolerable shoemaker, is used to driving a
L^,, anc '" a ^ o °d striker; he is very artful,'he
in llft ed as a soldier in Col. Ford's regiment of the
Maryland troops. Any person who will deliver the
above slave to Dr, John Budd, in Charleftown, shall
' ec r'k' "'" buineas reward,
Feb. 9, 178, pd, TRENT.
To be Sold by PUBLIC AUCTION
Before th Exchange in Charleftown, on Turfday
the 17th day of June next, pursuant to the will
of tne Idte Coi. Isaac Hiyne;
THAr valuable and pleasantly situated lot of land
on Sbuth Bay, containing in front on the Para
pet Line, or Bay-street, 57 feet ; on the western
fide of Old Church, or Meeting-ftre-t, 135 feet ; on
the bick from cast to weft, 57 feet ; and from north
to south on the Western Bouundary, 1 9 feet.l :
The conditions of file are, twelve months credit,
giving bond with approved security, and paying in
tereft from the day of file.
WEBB and BOUNETHEAU.
At No. 65, BioaTfceet ; The Sale to be
gin precilely at 10 O'Clock.
ALL the HoufhAd Furniture, late the
property of Mr. Josiah Bonneau,
dereafed, confifti g of a variety of ireful
articles, viz. China and Glass ware, Beds,
Mattresses, Blankets,Tab e and Bed Linen,
together w th tome eegant Plate, cenfift
igof a 1 ea Urn, Tankard, Caudle Cup, I
Writers, Cahors, Ladles, Spoons, &c.
And at 12 b'r lock of the fame day, about
forty very valuable NEGROtS, the pro
perty of tie la d dtceafed.
Am ingWho if ar excellent house fervant^,
Co k, Semitieffes Wafhbrs and Ironers,
a Carpenter, Cooper,Shoemake r, a Driver,
who is an excellent Ploughman, Several
handy Boys and Girls, and the rest Field
slaves.
Also several good horses and a Chair.
Twelve months credit will be given for
all sum above fifteen guineas, upon giving
bond with approved security, an^ interett
from the day, the property not to be altered
until the conditions are complied wit^
WEBB & BOUNLTmEAU."
f§t It not being poiTMe to bring the
Negroes to town by the day be ore adver
ti ed, the sale has been heceffarily postpo
ned till the above time.
Sale of Negroes
THURSDAY the sth of June, will be
fold, at Do&or James Brown's Oak
field Plantation, five miles from Monk's
Corner,
13 Valuable Slaves,
Among whom are, a good Cooper and a
Carpenter. Conditions ae, one, and
two years credit, giving bond with approved
security, and paying ifttereft irom the day
of Bale.
THE Commissioners of Fortifications
= appointed by his Excellency the Go
vernor, to ad in concert with Col. Sent,
aein want of a number of workmen, la
bourers, and materials, for the fortifications
to be ereded agreeable to the Lftruftions
they have received.
Any perlon willing to supply any of the
above materials or labourers are desired to
apply to Col. SvN F, or
DANIEL CANNON.
All persons are forbid removing any ma
terials from any of the fortifications, or
picking oyster-shells from or near Fort-
Johnston. —All private persons having any
of the public boats in their poffeffron, arc
desired to deliver them to
Col. SENF.
Charleftown, May 3.
rEKM> for hiring Transports to carry
troops to Philadelphiaand Chefapeak
bay, wi'l be received at my office, No. 102,
Meeting-ftreetj until a fufficient number
shall be engaged. Payment will be made
in Philadelphia, mmediately on the veffel>
being discharged.
ED. CARRINGTON, D. Q M. G.
On FRIDAY, 6th of June,
Will Be Sold ar Public Vendue,
CUDWORTH, WALLER, & Co.
WE the fubferibers being appointed by
the Hon. the 1 egiflature, as affeG
fors and col e^tors, for the parishes of St.
Michael's, and St. P flip's, Charleftown,
give this pubic noti e, that we will attend
at the.Affembly-room, in the State-boule,
from the hours of ten in the morning, until
two o'clock in the afternoon, to receive re^
turns of all taxab e property, and will con.
tinue to fit there every day (Sundays ex.
cepted) until! Tuesday the 27th instant:
After which time all defaulters will be doo
bly taxed, agreeable to law.
John Owen,
Florian Charles Mey,j
John Ej Poya%§
John Edwards, j
John Calvert,
James Neilfon,
John Webb,
— .<
r-rU-E Commissioners appointed by his
I Excellency tae Governor, agreeable
to an Ad of the Legislature, for building
a Goal and Work-house in Ch rleftown,
give notice that they are ready to receive
propo als in writing from any perlon or , er
lons who will contrad tor the wnole of the
workmmfh p aid materials for the laid
building,or for any part, or for either, le
parateiy.
A plan of the inte ded building may at
any time be seen at Ms. John Calvert's, at
No, 9, Churchftrectj and the te ms of pay
ment made known, by applying to
Joseph Aikinfm ^
Dan el Cannon/
Edward Darrell )Commiffioners o
Richard Lufhirigton [
John Edwards )
Charleflown, 15 May, 1783.
“ WH iREAS bya resolve of the legis
lature of this Commonwealth, paffd on
the 13th of Eebr ary, 1776, the several
towns uere drded and empowered, at
their annual meetings in Varch, to choose
committees of corr fpondence, infpedion
and las ty, who'e bulinefs (among other
things) is to communicate matters of im
portance to committe s of the famedenomi
nation to any other town, counts or Rate,
orto the general assembly or council —And
Whereas the present circumftinces of the
United States require, That commi tees
so appointed fhouid use their utmost indus
try and care to effect the great and impor
tant purposes of their appointment, at a
time when interest is making for the re-ad
mitting absentees and conip rators to re
turn into this and others of the United
S ates : Therefore,
“ Resolved, That this town will, at all
times, (as they have done) to the u^moft of
their power, oppose every enemy to the just
rights and liberties of mankind ; and that
after so wicked a conspiracy against those
rights and liberties, by certain ingrates,
most of them natives of theie Rates, and
who have been refugees and declar'd trai
tors to their country ; it is the opinion of
this town, that they ought never to be fuf
fered to return, but be excluded from hav
ing lot or portion among us. And
" The co nmittee of correspondence are
hereby requested, as by the laws of this
Commonwealth they are ful y empowered,
to write to the several towns in this Com
monwealth, and defue them to come into
the
The following Resolve passed with but one
diffentient, at the adjournment of the
March meeting, the 7th tilt at Boston,
and published by order of the to.vn.
C Hrs RLES-TO WN,
Saturday, % ?4 .