The Gazette of the state of South-Carolina — Charles-town [S.C.], 1784-08-23 00:00:00, page 3

C H A R LESTON,
AUGUS 7 23, 1784.
°al l -iary arrived here, in reven weeks
L horn London, the Ihip Chrißiana, Captain
Hercules Angus; by whom we have the Following
intelligence:
L O N D C) N,
sane 3. This morning force dispatches were
received from the Ead-Mdies, which were brought
over in a Danish Eaft-Indiaman, arrived at Torbav.
Ihey contain only duplicates of thole brought
over in the Worceffer, from Bengal.
Lord Temple is talked of to succeed the Duke
of Richmond, as Mailer General of the Ordnance.
It is reported to have been offered to LordlTownf
heid, and reh.hd.,
The three greatefl .in England are in opposition
to the prefnt inird firy, viz. thole of the Dukes
of Devonshire, Maryborough, and Bedford.
The King has preferred to the treasury of the
medical society, a purse of five hundred pounds,
for the augmen'ation of that charity. His Majesty
Las ado hgnihed his intentions of being an annual
patron, and will accordingly be placed at the head
cf the fubfciiphon.
Kis Grace the Duke of Dorfet is making pre
parations to set out again on his embassy to the
Court of France, which will be in the dourfe of
the prefect week.
Yeflerday.. the Chancellor of the Exchequer,
preferred to the Houle of Commons “ a copy of
the Definitive Treaty of Peace, between his M'a
jehy and the States General of the United Provin
ces, signed at Paris the 20th of May, 1784." The
tide was read, and the treaty ordered to lie on the
table.
A letter from St. Übes bring; advice, that the
United States, Capt. Franklin, an American ship,
going into that harbour, was run foul ofbv a Por
tuguese frigate, overfet, and entirely lol?: that
complaint againfUthe Captain of the frigate being
lent to Lisbon of Ids carelessness, orders were
inked out, that relhtution should be made for both
ship and cargo. The drew were all saved,
June 12. Sir Jambs Harris goes as Plenipoten
tiary to the Hague, on mercantile affairs, but is
not to be appointed a resident Ambassador, till a
Dutch Envoy is appointed so England from the
States General.
Letters from Paris mention, .that the King of
Sweden's brother, Charles, Duke of Sunderman
land, was arrived in that capital, and. had been
introduced to the Royal family at Verfailies'.
By a very late calculation, of the inhabitantbin
the Danish dominions, by order of the King,
they amount to two million, twenty-three thousand,
and twenty-eight fouls.
sane 17. This morning feme dispatches were
received from Halifax, which were brought over
in the William, Cant. Marshal, arrived in the
Clyde; they contain an account of several Blips
from Maryland and Virginia arriving there with
full cargoes, and that every thing was quiet.
June 19. This morning ferae dispatches were
received from General Elliot at Gibraltar, which
were brought over in the Sandwich cutter, arrived
at Plymouth; they are dated the 4th instant, when
every thing remained in perfect harmony.
Passengers in the ship Christiana, Capt. Angus,
Mr. Thomas Bourke, Merchant, and Mrs. Bourke,
Mrs. Carne, wife of Dr. Samuel Carne, and many
others.
Married. Mr. John. I,ogan, to Miss Rachel
Ferry, daughter of the deccafecl Josiah Perry, Esq.
Died. A few days ago, the Rev. Mr. John
lewis, RcHor of St. Paul's parish, Stono. On
Friday lap, at John's island, in the 76th year of
her age, Mrs. Elizabeth Stanyarne, a nation of
this state, and rclitl of the late J. Stanyarne, Elq.
On Saturday morning, after a long confinement,
in an advanced age, Mr. Felix Long. Same dav,
Mr. Arthur DoWnes, watch-maker: both of this
city.
'^^^wz^^.Ymr.".^i^rT^.^ nvrZre
Tuei'day next, the 24ih of Au^ud,
Will be SOLD at our Auction-Room,
Precisely at 12 o'Clodk,
qri-lAT very valuable LOT of LAND,
the corner of B # oad ftree' and G.dfJen's
Alley, „ lent front, and 95 feet deep, together with
mil the buddings thereon. The fcoauon of this lot
for trade is interior <b none, and is so well known as
to render any further defenpdon ennetthbry. Con
dit ohs of Lie. one-third cf the purchDe. money to
be paid on debvery of the tides, and the remainder
the bril day of January next, giving bond and hcu
li y, with imeieri from the We.
At the fame Tune will be fold, for one, two, three
four and five Years Credit,
A HOUSE and LO i' in Legare-rtreet,
between Dr. Ohphani's and Hr. Toomer's, now in
pofteffion of Mrs. Rufe, 40 feet ften', and 300 Let
deep, with ar. exceeding good well of water. The
airy filtration of thi< lot makes it equal to ary in this
City for a private family.
Cudwerth & Waller.
TOBE SOLD,
At PR D/ATE SALE.
J NEGRO CARPENTER, and BRICKLAY
' ER. Tor term ensure (fide Printer.
'll chr Auction- Room,
Tuesday next, August 24th,
Will be fold, ct jo o'C/gJ,
CLARE L--Gm--;Oi1- -Porter— Rum,
' Sugar—Candhs— and a Variety cf vaHib'e
DRV GOODS, just opened. X
At 12 o'clock, immediately after the .Sale cf the
Houhs and Lots, will be fold,
Several hkely NEGROES.
Cudworth & Waller.
Burqwin Hooper, & Alexander,
% No. 8, Eedofs-Ali^,
EJAVE lately imported A O ENERAL A -
A A .SOLIMqNI of GOODS, which thev will
difpofc of either Wholesale or Retail, uDon the
mofl Reasonable Terms;, '
They have also foi Sale, Floor in barrels, just
received a parcel or Red Oak Hhds. Staves,
Shingles,—and and an excellent COOPER, either
for Cafti or Credit. 3. t b p.
Ruffed, Jenkins, & Co.
[STAVING experienced in the FAC-
J. FORAGE BUSINESS every attention their
mod languine whites could lugged, are induced to
fudge ft the enduing crop. flrole 'gentlemen who
think proper to favour them with their bOinefs, m^y
depend the utmoll regard will be paid to their in
tereft ; and from thtir affduity ard kno&hdge of
the preduke of the country, they hope to meet with
future favours.
N. B T ey are provided with Vessels to carry'
R ce. &c. to ma k?e-=and also with several Stores <0
lodge them in, whenever the prices arc unfavor fle
to the planters.
GrroßVGGd's Wharf, Au^ufl 17, 1784
In Moun't Sion Society,
May 28, 1.784.
Resolved,
THAI the 15'° Rule of the Society, Which
from a conlidcration of the calamities of the
late war, has been force time fufpefided, shall be
carried into execution at the Weekly Meeting pre
ceding the next Quarterly Meeting, with refpc&
to the Members resident in the City: and on the
Weekly Meeting preceding the next Anniversary,
with refpe^ id the Country Members :—Th^t this
Resolution be published in the different Gazettes;
and that the Secretary also transmit it by letter to
the several Country Committees.
Extraafroin the 15th Rub.
" Any perlon neglecting to pay his contribu
“ t:ons for the ipace of one year, the Secretary
“ shall publicly read his name, with the sum due
“ by him, the next regular Meeting after the year
“ is expired; and if the fame is not paid to the
“ Treasurer before another Regular Meeting, he
“ shall be excluded."
A Quarterly Meeting of fai'd Society will be
held on Friday the 27th of August, at the Lodge
Rxsom in Lodge-Alley, where the Members are
requeued to attend at Eleven o'Clock in the
Forenoon..
By Order of the Society,
Alex. Alexander, Secretary.
FOU N I), ;
BY a Negro, on the Race Ground, ar PURSE
containing two pieces of Gold. The owner
may have them, on paying for this Advertisement
and rewarding the Negro ior his honesty. Apply
. at No. 67, Tradd-ftreet.
For Private Sale,
On a CREDIT of One, Two and Three Years.
A Tract of LARD in St. James's Parish, Santee,
containing 1000 acres old raeafure. 350 acres
of trinck is river fwaTop; the high, land bluffs on the
the river and offends a Mioft beautiful place of fettle
merit; the landing is much feefuente'd by fifoiers,
and is a most excellent place to ereEl fores Er the re
ception cf the Up Country produce.
A L 3 '^
A PLAE TAf EON oh GoofC-Cfek, dboitt 21 miles
from Charleston, tn the main read to the Congarces:
it contains 900 acres, about 100 a.)res of which is ex
cellent rice faamp, 200 acres is excellent for corn or
indigo, the remainder is well timbered dad wooded.
For particulars apply to
Kennedy ^ Hu^oins.
Charleston, Aitguft 16, 1787.
~ FIVE GUINEAS wLAZ'
„ UNA"WAY,thefuffiribefs waiting boy Jemmy:
Al he is a hr.ey dark mulatto, between 17 arid 18
years Md; a^oid 5 feet 4 or 5 inches high, and has
negro hair: he is wef made, and had on when he
went away, a,Port blue coat, faced with white, and
white wai,coat and breeches. The above reward will
be given to any peifm who will deliver him to thefab
friber, or lodge him in the Sugar-houje. All wafers
°3 °tfeL art warnedfrom carrying him off.
THOMAS GADSDEN.
BQ E S-WA X.
A NY quantity that can be delivered in 15 days
AX from this time, will be received, and the
money paid on delivery.
DANIEL BOURDEAUX.
No. 48, Bay.
A Complete heufe wench, either to purchase or
• ' 'V"'" "" 4 generous price will be
given. Apply to the frintch
„ A/ing at No. 24^, on the Bay;
A variety or new Looks and Pamphlets,
Printing and Writing Paper, &c. &c.
For Private Sale,
At the Round o,faen miles from fockfonberough,
THAT valuable PLANTATION whereon I
mop live, containing 800 acres, 120 acres or
which isfaamp, with a refooe cf water Efficient for
7°, acr "' ^ e l ween 3 a *^ 4 c ° arres good for corn and
indigo, and.the remainder good timber land.—Like
wise to be fold, the crop in the ground. On the pre
%H is a good Dwelling-House and out-bii.ildings.—.
The range is allowed to be one cf the foaf in that
settlement fbr sack. Forfurther particulars apply on
the ffeut, to
William Oswald.
August 16, 1784.
TOBE LE T,
.RUSSELLs WHARF,
BEING put into complcat repair, and where any
™'ff" wench can come over the bar may load with
the greateflfafety; it is ve, fuitabie for a Merchant
or Factor, cis there will, in a Jhort time, beftores
ere&d-to carry on the mos exrinfoe bufaefs. Apply do
JANE RUSSELL, Administratrix
to the efate of Alexander Rufell.
Ji ho gives this notice to all perfans an, ways in
debted to said eflate so fettle the fame immediately
with the Administratrix, agreeable to law; and all
those to whom the efate is indebted are defred to deli
ver in their accounts properly attefled, as there is a
pecefay of having that concern fettled as fan as
pefible.
^g^>Fdr CAPE FRANCOIS,
The Brig PLACI D E,
3^W= . Ezekiel Coss, Master,
A' b ~ $P ar to fail the 25th of this month.
. V V lor pailage apply to Mr. Lafatte, No. 51'/
Queen-street.
J<O> For LIVERPOOL,
^s„fo^ The Frigate Count De Norde.
For Freight of Paffirge.apply to Capt.
James Fenny, on board, or to
Smiths, De Sauffiire & Darrell,
Chrifiopher Gadsden & Sons,
TNIEND continuing in the Faflorare bufaefs th*
eff^g fafon, tohen they will be obliged to their
friends for the disposal of their crops. 'The greatest
attention will be paid to their interest, and thy may
defend on never being obliged to fell th^r rice for wan
of fore room. 1 6w.
Exchange Coffee-Houfe
4nd GRAPE TAVERN,
AN r Number of Gentlemen, Clubs or Societies;
' ™E be genteely entertained with Dinners, Sup
pcres, &c. when bespoke, on the ftortfl notice, and
efegaml, arefed in the English or French taste, being
provided with, an excellent man Cook, and other do
mefic attendants.
''' , Soups, Relifkes, and Beef Steaks, from
D °f°'" Q "' morning until 2 in the afternoon.
1 ea, Coffee, cdc. from 8 o'clock in the morning until
fat night.——Soups, on the jhortf notice, fat to
Gentlemen's hoifes.
In Common Pleas.
Thomas Savage, J
, 3 ° > Case on Attachment.
Jeremiah Savage. J
\V" EREAS the p Lirrtiftin this A&ion, did
VV on the 2ih day of Augul infl. file ^
Dec^rati a in the Office of the Clerk of this tio
notable Ceuit, against the Defendant who is absent
fro and without the limits of this State, and hath
neither wife or Attorney known within Did State,
upoh whom a copy of the said Declaration, with a
Rue to plead thereto, within a year and a day
might be served: It is therefore Ordered, in purfu
anueof the A& of Assembly in that case made and
provided, that the said Defendant do appear and
plead to the said Declaration, on or before the 22c1.
day or Augull, which will be in the year of our
Loid, 1785, ctherwife final and absolute judgment
will then be given and awarded against him.
Wm. MASON, C. C. P,
Office of Common Pleas,
August 21, 1784.