The Gazette of the state of South-Carolina — Charles-town [S.C.], 1784-07-22 00:00:00, page 3

To the PUB I, IC.
#II E Bhtor of the GAZETTE of the State
X„^ South-Carolina informs her Friends
and C tyearners. that rteycar is now complete, fence flic
veganto burnyn her Taper, and cordially returnsthem
'many lha"e.\f?r their I'uuours ana ncrurap°eme?it
in ode undertaking. Sue hopes for me continuance of
their Fuiduefs, as fee is revived to use every laudable
effort to merit their Approbation ; and the Week after
next fee intendspuNijhutg two Papers every Week; one
on Monday, and another' on Thursday.
Charleston, Jul, 15, 1784.
NOTICE.
CT-WE Librarian of the Charleston Library
% Society, naving had information of a number
of volumes being difoerfed about this citv, and
different parts of the country, belonging to the
society; it is requeued, that all persons possessed
of any of the bine, will immediately transmit
them to the fubhribcr, at the Library room, the
north-ead corner of the Exchange.
By order of the Society,
JOHN M : CALL, Jun, Sec'ry.
B. "he Books are marked on the outside
or the co< b net to tire title page, " Charljlon
Library Society; and on the back, underneath the
title; with the initial letters C.T. L. S. and some
of trferr are marxed on the cover, next to tlie title
page, J. MACKENZIE, Esq.
JOHN MCCALL,
NOTARY PUBLIC
AND
INSURANCE BROKER,
Has removed his Office to the North-case corner
Room of the Exchange.
TO BE LET;
And immediate Poffeflion given, ..
H E South tenement of the Ilouf in Meeting-
A_ fried, No. 112, with every out convenience
nectyary for a,amity, and a well of exceeding good
SIM S WHITE.
A L L feefos having any demands a^ainft the
l Xfft^te of Timotkv and Martha Phillips, de
ccafd, are dejuedto bring in their accounts aitefled,
op or before the, loth day of August next; and all
those who arc ndebted to Jaid efate, are requeued to'
make payment to
FJeafer Phillips,) .
James Wilkins ff'^ji^.
RAN AIVAY,
''°" the fubfefioer, the Bth instant, a Ne^fo
A Wench named SUSANNA, 28 or 30 years
of ^ 5 , feet 2 inches ^ thic k lips, is
coal black, speaks tolerable good En^lifh. Had
on when she went away, a blue and white calico
wrapper, red flannel and Huckaback coat. Who
ever apprehends the above negro, and will deliver
her to her master, or fecurc her in any gaol or
work-house, lo that he may get her again, fhalf
receive live Guineas Reward. All masters ofvef-
V s and others, are forbid to harbour or take her
oft on their peril.
, ' hc '^ wench formerly belonged to ?
S ° Runell, of Savannah, and has perhaps gone
that way. SALOMON WOOLF,
ri 1 n "°° 9, Broad-ftfeet.
Charleston, July 15, 1784.
For Private Sale,
A DLL L ° T ° f LAND ^ ^ he "PP^ end of
liadd-ftreet, nearly oppefite to Mr. Hum
ph,,CT,% 58 feet front, and feel deep.
A tract of Land containing 400 Acres in Cm
ven County, on the head of Beach Creek Watered
Rtver, originally granted to James Ravenel, bound
er! oOuth on lands' laid out to Isaac Knighton all
other iides on vacant land. °
r A !™V°' '"''containing 629 Acres, in
Grille County, on the Waters of Chairfy a
^ ^ tcve ^ ^^ or ^ nall v Wanted
Rave nel, bounding Northwest on
Edwar] Martin, John R van , James Harris, Lau
pence Rambo, and William Elliotts land, South
y;%°%^n Hinton, Mr. Swingeon, Richard
' ri ^ ;1 " Leonard Noble s. and part on lands
? e owners not known. The conditions may be
Known by applying to'
Ben;amin Waring.
Io be SOLD or L E T
And entered on immediatelv
rVf- " ° Iraud-ftrects, having exclu
sive of the ftog?% a ] ar g e ft„ c , Q is
^ I "'° f%bufin e f s as any Panel in either
Erect. Enquire of Mr. Garret, at said house
^arpfon, July 1, 17 &fc
Rgbt. Cochran & Lewis Lest \rtettf
UnderthcFlßM of ' J '
LEWIS LESTARJETTE & Co.
Have removed their ftorc t'o No. 25, Bay where
they' have for falc,
OLD, high proof Jamaica spirits, and Weft-
Incua rum, by the hogshead, quarter cask, or
thiec gallons; Madeira^ A idonia, Sherry; and Port
wines, by the quarter calk or dozen; 'excellent
claret by tne case or dozen; old Coniac brandy,
Holland Gin, in cases and jugs; white wine
vincgai, hyfon, iouchong and bohea teas, choco
late, finglc aud double refined sugar, Havannah
and Mufeovado do. black pepper, allspice, cloves,
mace, cinnamon, and nutmegs, almonds railins
and currants, allum, cheese, tallow, mustard,
fapei fine flour, bifeuit in kegs; glass and crockery
waie,,falt, &c. Jikewije, Dry goods and flops.
Orders fi orri their country friends, will be
faithfully and punctually attended to, and produce
at the market piice, taken in payment.
kJ" '; A consignment of London particular Ma
deiia wine, to be disposed of by the pipe, half
P"?'' 01 quarter calk, and a ricli and elegant
abortmerit of apartment glasses.—Neat prints and
coach glasses of all dimensions.
HOUSE for SALE
TLA r very Commodious House and Lot,
No. 17, Meeting-Erect: it has a fufficient
quantity 01 looms, closets, &c. for the accomoda
tion of a genteel family, besides the eligible situa
tion for business, which is inferior to none in this
Cl 'y 7^e yard is fuißciently large to admit of every
necessary out building, such as chair-boule. La les,
&c. &c. The terms of payment will be made
easy to the purchaser. For particular a as on the
premises to Mr. John Pofte'll, or at No '/ mad-'
Erect, to POSTELL & GUI&NLED.
For Public Sale,
°" TUESDAY the 17 th Dzy of AugM n^t, by
Mefrs. Samuel. Prioleau and Co. at tt n 7 Fendue-
Storc, near the Exchange,
T HAT valuable PLANTA "lON,
A part of the e(fate 0 Ben. Cm : ,t, . ftp.
deceased, known by the name 0 Sta.\ # ,e',. con
taining about 40J acres t exHLv fi t q.„
^don the South fide of AUby vet ^^ining
Drayton Hall, and the plantation c 1 mmas Hoop
er Hq; and is capable of being mA & very elegant
country feat, and mod pibfitablt v ''
Alfo —A valuable ISLAND, c Oer Island,
floated in the way of the tide 11 fUp OO River',
Containing about igtio acres of Jan.
^%° —A trad of land on the Nort 1 fide T Horse
Savannah, adjoining 'and; of Artht Middleton
the date of William Wragg, R4T i z a nd
Robert Ladfon, Efqfo
• "Y°—' PLANTATION on the South lide of
Horse Savannah, adjoinkg aAs of li?, c M'Pher
fon, Henry Nichols, aud dob rt Mi ~ Esquires.
both these lass mentioned Plmtacions ernar-a'
bly fine rice land, aud fr m h^rv cu , <0 Charlef
fon exceedingly v mblL L ?bv e lands will
be fold on an expend, creW and e particulars
of the conditions rm, Ter f c e ^^ proportion
of Iwamp, will be made Known on me day of file.
Roger Parker Saunders,)
John Godfrey, > £xors.
Thomas Pinckney, J
ALL persons indebted to the estate of fa^
Motte,Efq; late Public Treasurer, are'ear
nefllv requeued to make such settlement as the law
d7 r K±, Wl ffi THOMAS PINCKNEY,
. Attorney for the Execute.
Charleston, June 30, 1784. AZ 94 , Kfy, e , t ,
T^ creditors 1 the ettate of Major A^
riCT'."} deceased, are requeued to fend
in a date or their demands; and all who are indebt
edr°? Y^ feltlement required by l aw , with
Ezekiel Maham, St. Stephens Parijh, )
° r , Exor
Thomas 1 inckney, Ab. 94, King-Jlreet.)
ALL pedons indebted to the estate of M^ s
Brewton, Es, ; deceased, have this final
notice given them that nnlefs they speedily make
T/T'^ ^ executors are by the late
pa<fAffQ authorized to require, the sub-
f cr : b " has rcceive d pohuve injunctions fiom them
to W) Tt on a compliance wrh the terms of the law.
Thomas Pinckney,
, n ~ Attorney for the Executory.
_ ^2?°' TB4. Ab. 94, A- Street.
4 1 in tend ln g a few Negro Carpenters, either in
iown or Country, will meet with good encour
agement, by applying to
WILLIAM SMITH; Esq ;
No. 22, Broad-street.
For BRISTOL,
TII E Brigantine ALERT, Thomas
f Walker, Matter—for Freight or PALne
apply to said- Matter, or to
Fisher; Hughes & Edwards.
No. 6, Tradd-ftreet.
T O B E SO L D,
A Valuable IRACT of LAND, containing
9 2 ° acres, situate in Berkley County, St.
i,„"° w s LarTh, originally granted to Mordecai
M'Farhng, bounded by Moses Thompson, Mrs!
°P"Bg s , an d William Lee; and on one fide by
vacant land. Any person disposed to purchase said
tract of land, may know the conditions of sale by
applying to Oliver Lewis, Esq; Attorney at Law,
in Savannah, Georgia, or to the Printer.
For Sale on Lafy Terms,
ATLANTA r ION on Little River Ifland,'
oppolite St. Stephen's Parish, has hitherto
been as profitable for indigo as any place on Santee.
— ands fufficient to employ 70 or 80 hands to great
advantage.
A. 1 lantation opposite the above, 100 acres of
whica is cleared and was cultivated to great ad
vantage.
Another Plantation North fide of Santee, known
by die name of Richmond, with a fufficiency of
good land for three or four Settlements, and whicli
will be divided.
Q ,' Rotation in St. Stephen's Parish, adjoining
fol. Maham, and John Pamor, Esq; with this
pLce 37 prime Negroes may be had—theyare mostly
workers. An extensive credit will be given for one:
h If the purchase money, the other half payable in
January, 5785, and 1786.
A commodious well' built Brick House on the
Bay, No. 9, one half the purchase money to be
paid the present crop, possession given the firft of
Aonl next, or sooner, if the conditions can be:
complied with.
Two or Three Rice Plantations to be leafed for
ire or fix yeais, on easy rent. For terms apply to
Theodore Gaillard.
Who requests all persons who may have any de^
mauds against him, of any kind whatsoever, that
they will leave a date of their demands at his house,
that lie may take measures for fettling them accord
ing to law: he also requests those who may have
demands againf tthe estates of Peter and Theodore
Gouidin, deceased, to deliver them in, as the estate
will soon be delivered into the hands of one of the
heirs.
PUBLIC Notice is hereby given to the
inhabitants of Charleston, that we are appoint-'
ed Enquirers, Assessors and Collectors for the Parifh^
of St. Philip and St. Michael ; and that we are by
law directed to go ONCE to the several houses of
the inhabitant, of the said Parishes: We therefore
give Notice, That on MONDAY the 26th instant,
we ffiall begin an enquiry, and expert that every
person will be provided with a proper return to be
made, on oath, of all their real estates, and parti
cularly in what part of the town or country they
are situated ; also of all slaves and carriages (wag
gons, carts and drays excepted) which they may be
pdffeffed of, interested in, or intitled unto, in their
own right, or in the right of any other person or
persons whatsoever, lying or being in the said Pa
rishes. PETER BACOT,
JOHN EDWARDS, jun.
EDWARD TRESCOT,
JOSEPH DILL,
JOHN CALVERT,
JOHN BEALE,
WILLIAM ROPER;
Charleston, South Carolina, 'July 2, 1784
JR Q NEGROES foTs aLE?~
'"" arfi ' ed fr °m the Gold-coast;
in the Ship Old England, Capt'.
3° h " Garnet , with ißx, and the
Brigantine Alert, Capt. Thomas
Walker, with 199 SLAVES
all prime and healthy, and to be Sold by
Fisher, Hughes & Edwards.
Charleston, July 12, 1784.
F° r Liverpool,
vllre^ "° shi p anti gallican,
William Parke, Mafter.'
For Freight or Passage apply to said master, or
BALL, JENNINGS, & Co.
Smiths, Defauffure & Darrell,
Immediately Wanted,
For Three Years,
A Small HOUSE, with Out-buildings and
Garden, for which one year's rent will be
advanced. Enquire of the Printer.