The Gazette of the state of South-Carolina — Charles-town [S.C.], 1784-08-19 00:00:00, page 3

Ruflell, Jenkins, & Co.
HAVING experienced in the FAC
rORAGE BUSINESS every attention thei
won languid wellies could suggest, are induced to
pursue it the enfuirg Crop. Those gehderiien who
think proper to favour them with their bufineh, may
depend the utmost regard will be paid to their in
tried ; and from their Dfiduity and knoty dge of
the pr duce of the country, they hope to meet with
future favours..
N. B Trey are provided With to carry
Rice, &c. to market—and also with feve^l Stores to
lodge them in, whenever the prices are unfavorable
to the planters.•
Greenwood's Wharf, August 17,1784,
In Mount Sion Society,
May 28, 1784.
Resolved,
'F™'' the 15th Rule of the Society, whicli
A from a consideration of the calamities of the
late war, has been Some time suspended, shall be
carried into execution at the Weekly Meeting pre
ceding the next Quarterly Meeting, with refped
to the Members resident in the City: and on the
Weekly Meeting preceding the next Anniversary,
with refpe& to the Country Members:—That this
Resolution be published in the different Gazettes;
and that the Secretary also transmit it by letter to
the several Country Committees. .
Extract from the 15th Rule,
" Any person neglecting to pay his conttibu
" tions for the space of one year, the Secretary
“ shall publicly read his name, with the firm 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 laid Society will b'e
held on Friday the 27th of August, at the Lodge
Room 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.
FIVE GUINEAS Reward.
I? UNA\\ AY,thefuftriber’s waiting boy Jemmy:
he is a likely dirk mulatto',, between 17 and 18
years old; about 5 fret 4 or 5 inches high, and has
negro hair: he is well made, and. had on when he
went away, a jhort blue coat, faced with white, and
white waifcoat.and.breeches. The above reward will
be given to any person who will deliver him to thefub
friber, or lodge him in the Sugar-houf. All masters
of veffcls are warned from carrying him off.
THOMAS GADSDEN.
BEE S-W A X.
ANY quantity that can be delivered in 15 days
from this time, will be received, and the
money paid on delivery.
DANIEL BOURDEAUX:
No. 48, Bay.
WANT E D,
A Complete house wench, either to purchase or
4 A. hire; and for such a generous price will be
given. Apply to the Printer.
For Private Sale,
On a CREDIT of One, Two and Three Years:
A Trail of LAND in St. James's Parish, Santee,
containing 1000 acres old measure, 350 acres
of which isriver swamp; the high land bluffs on the
the river and affords a most beautiful place of fcttle
went; the landing is much frequented by frhooners,
and is a most excellent place to ereEi fores for the re
ception of the Up Country produce.
A I S 0,
A PLAN RATION 011 Goof-Creek, about 21 miles
from Charleston, on the main road to the Congarees :
zt contains 900 acres, about 100 aores of which is ex
cellent rice fadmp, 200 acres is excellent for corn or
indigo, the remainder is well timbered and wooded.
Tor particulars apply to
Kennedy & Huggins.
Charlefon, August 16, 1787.
For Private Sale,
For CASII or INDENTS,
^X'AAriNG MEN, Girls, Koufe wenches.
VV and Field Slaves.
CUDWORTH & WALLER.
NOTIC E.
fl " P er '? ns to whom the estate of Peter
Sickler, is any ways indebted, are desired to
fend in a Bate of their demands; and thole indebt
ed to laid effete, are carneftly delired to fettle with
the fubferiber according to law, by the firll of
Odober next, to enable him to make a final fcttle
ment with the heirs.
James Sinkler.
Avguf 1, 1784.
JUST IM^l RTEB,
And now felling at No. 2 4 |, on the Bay,
A variety of new Books and Pa^nhlets,
Printing arid Writing Paper, &c. '&c.
For Private Sale,
At toe Abound O,feven miles prom Jackfohborough,
"rhAl valuable. PLANTATJON whereon I
A, now live, containing 800 acres, ±2O acres of
which is faamp; with a reserve of water fifri^nt for
70 acres; between 3 and 400 acres good for corn and
indigo, and .the remainder good timber land.—Tike
wife to be fold, the crop in the ground. : On the pre
mises is a good Dwelling-House and out-buildings.—
The range is allowed.to be one of the fneft in that
fatlement for flacky For further particulars apply on
the fpotfto ,
William Oswald.
August 16, 1784.
TO BE LET,
RUSSELL's WHARF,
BEING put into compleat repair, and where any
veffil which can come over the bar may load with
the greatef fafety; it is very faitable for a Merchant
or Factor, as there, will, in.a Jhort time, be fores
ereffed to carry on thefioft extenfaebufaefs. Apply to
JANE RUSSELL, Administratrix
; ~ ,to the efate of Alexander Russell.
Who gives this notice to all persons any ways in
debted tofaid fate to fettle the fame immediately
with the Administratrix, agreeable to law; and all
those to whom the efate is indebted are defined to deli
ver in their accounts properly attested, as there is a
necessity of having that concert fettled as food as
possible.
vO> r or CAPE FRANCOIS,
^&©§, The Brig P LACI DE,
^^O^ Ezekiel Cossa, Matter,
WILL be clear to fail the 25th of this month.
For parage apply to Mr. Lafatte, No. 51,
Queen-street.
Just Arrived,
A Small quantity of Dotior B aker'j Genuine
fl. Antiscorbutic Dentifrice, and .Albion Efence,
for preserving the Teeth, Gums, Sockets, Breath, Gc.
It is prepared by himfef, and warranted perfectly
free from the leaf, corrofwe particle or injurious pro
perty whatever,—-By attending properly to the direEli
ons, and obfeving the : hecefcry precautions, people
may not only free tkemfehes from a great deal of pain,
andpreferve their teeth and gums throughout life, but
also those of their Children, as health, and beaut, of
the teeth depends in a great measure on the care and
treatment of them in early life. The origin and for
mation of the teeth is the work of nature; but their
preservation depends generally on the dffjtance of an
experienced Dentist.
;Each foot of Antifcorbutic Dentifrice has, to prevent
frauds, his name on the cover and sealed with his
coat of Arms, the fame as the copper-plate arms on the
table of the bottle, of Albion Essence, and is Sold
b, the Printer of this Paper, at One Dollar each
with proper printed Directions.
,For PRIVATE sale,
AN elegant DIAMOND
4 A RING, for which credit will be given to
the Ift of January, 1785, on giving bond with
approved fecunty. Apply to Jacob Jacobs; at
No. 33, Bay. , ,
AL S O,
, Avery valuable and Gampleat house wench, fold
for no fault. Twelve months credit will be given,
paying interest, and giving bound with approved
security..
^^ For LIVERPOOL,
VW^&'> ™ '"'' ate Count De Norde.
trera&L; For Freight of Railage apply to Capt.
James Fenny, on board, or to
Smiths, De Saussure & Darrell,
To be SOL D,
At No. 80, Tradd-ftret.
A FEW Excellent Philadelphia H AMS.
A few nice Dutch CHEESES, just arrived.
CnriLopncr Gadiden & Sons,
INTEND continuing in the Factorage bufoufs the
c f U! Uk J^Dt when they will be obliged to their
friends for the djpofal of their crops. °The createft
attention will be paid to their interest, and they may
defend on never wring obliged to fell their rice for want
of fare room. f 6w.
MR. James Malhcney brought before me, to be
told, a SORREL HORSE, aboutig hands
hl g h , 7 years old, branded on the mounting but
tock o . p The owner must prove his property
before me, JOHN LOGAN, I. P
Round O, July 26, 1784,
Exchange Coffee-Houfe
and GRAPE TAVERN,
A N,Y Number of Gentlemen, Clubs or Societies
2 A may be genteel, entertained with Dinners, Sub
&c. phen befake, on the forteft notice, a^d
elegantly dressed in the Engljh or French taste, being
prodded with an excellent man Cook, and other do.
mejtic attendants.
, N. 8.. Soups, Reifies, and .Beef Steaks, from
°''"* '",,' morning until 2in the afternoon.
iea, Coffee, 13c. from 8 o'clock in the morning until
3 at mght.—-=Soups, on the jhorteft notice, font to
Gentlemen's houf§
— : —= ==---u-JL^^
UN AWAY from the fubferiber, since the
22u j_, .ait, a negro fellow named Daniel,
was born in the Weft-Indies, speaks good French
and Enghfh; is about 5 feet high, likely face and
knock knees. Whoever will apprehend the said
fellow, and take him to the Warden of the Work
house, tyor to the fubferiber, at No. 95, Broad
ftreet, shall receive a handsome reward. This is
to forbid all persons whatsoever from harbouring
said negro, as they may depend upbh being prose
cuted by the law..
.DE LA CANTREE 3 SELLES.
* - — ‘ — — 1
To the P ÜBLIC
The utility of magazines, as repertories
of knowledge, and the happy means of cir
culating among all orders of fociety,The benefits
which accrue from tlie cultivation of the human
mind, has induced a society of gentlemen, to offer
the following proposals for preparing and printing,
on the fiift Monday of every month, a periodical
publication, under the title of.
The American LYCEUM,
O R
UNIVERSAL MAGAZINE,
OF
Knowledge and Pleasure.
l'° That each Magazine shall contain forty page!
in oaavo; to be printed on a fine paper, with a good
type, and delivered to the fubferibers in this city on the
day of publication.
^d. If adequate encouragement is given to this
work, the editors purpose to embdlifh it with maps,
biographic portraits, and other dtferiptive copper-plates.
3d. Inut the Magazine shall be Jent, for fubferi
bersi not residing in Philadelphia, to any convenient
place they may direct. , . . _.
4th. That the price of fubfeription be Three
Dollars per annum; One Dollar and an Half, to be
advartced^tthe time of fubfribing, and the remainder
at the end of fix months..
.sth. , Any gentleman fubferibing for twelve maga
zines, for hzfyef or neighbour, shall be entitled to
thirteen.
, 6th. Good allowance will be made to those who bu,
to fell again.
In an undertaking upon so extensive so and
liberal a plan, the editors, aware of the difficulties
which attend it, cannot but be solicitous for the
assistance of every friend to polite and philosophic
literature: They have therefore opened a reservoir
for the reception of the gratuitous Aids of men of
genius and leisure: whose contributions will b'e
received with thanks, and attended to with punctu
ality. It may be necessary, however, to premise,
that the editors are determined to preserve their
publications uncontaminated by the feuds and dog
mas of party: Though such political disquisitions
as are inspired by the amor patrice, and tend to the
improvement and happiness of society, will ever
be received with distinguished refpeft.,
The intention of the editors being directed im
mediately to the advancement of knowledge, upon
a just, moral, and clear foundation, if, in the pro
gress of their work, the fallibility of human nature
should appear, a friendly admonition will, at all
times, meet their finterd acknowledgment: But^
they now beg to have it underftbod, that no pro
vocation shall ever induce them to degrade a Ma
gazine, established upon such principles, into the
contemptible vehicle of vague and unprofitable
controverfy.^
It is hoped, that an early and liberal fubfeription
will enable the editors to compleat their plan, and
to deliver the firft Number of the Magazine (which
is ready for the press) on the firft Monday in June;
Subftriptions are taken in at Mr. Bradford's, in
Philadelphia; and bj THOMAS HALL,
Post-Master, Charleftort;
NOT I C E.
ALL persons indebted to the estate of Clement
Lempriere, deceased, are tequefted St)
make immediate payment; and those to whorrithe
estate are indebted to fend in their accounts pro
perly attested to Mrs. Atkins, in Orange-street,
or at Hobcaw, to
ANN PRINCE, Adminifiratrix.
^. K The business of Cleaning and Repair
ing Vessels will be carried on ^s usual at the Ship-
Yard at Hobcaw—Alfo Negro Calkers and Car
penters to be hired by the Day or Month.
Just Published,
And to be fold at the Printing-office,
An extract of the Executors and Admini«
ftrators Law.