The South-Carolina weekly gazette — Charlestown [i.e. Charleston, S.C.], 1783-05-17 00:00:00, page 3

To be fold by public Auction,
At Wilmington, in North-Carolina,
Pursuant to an Order of the Court of Admii alt,.
On the firft Monday in June next,
The Prize Ship D^^ES,
WITH her guns, tackle, apparel and furniture,
as flie now lies in Cape Fear river, being a
British built ship of three hundred and fifty tons
burthen, or thereabouts, a faft failing vessel, can Drift
without ballast, and very fit for the Carolina, Virginia
cr Weft-India trade, and may be sent to sea at a
small expence. An inventory will be ffiewn at the
time and place of sale.
WILLIAM EWEN, D. M.
TO BE SOLD,
At the Subferiber's Plantation on Wadmelaw Island,
On FRIDAY the 29th instant,
Eleven prime S L AVE S,
BELONGING to the estate .of John Smelie, de
ceafcd, for which twelve months credit will be
given, paying interest from the day of delivery, the
property not to be altered until the terms are com
plied with. W. SMELIE; Administrator.
For Sale by Private Contrast,
A TRACT of LAND on Edifto Island, con
taining zoo acres, good for corn or indigo.
Any person inclinable to purchase the said land, must
apply to Messrs. Russell & Jenkins in Charlef
town, or the fubferiber on Edifto Island.
Aprils, 1783. JOHN JENKINS.
~ TO B e' LITT:
SEVERAL PEWS in the Galleries of
St.- Michael's Church. Enquire of
DANIEL HALL, or ) Chur h-
PHILIP PRIOLEAU,) Wardens.
To be Sold reasonable at Private Sale,
By the S ÜBSCRIBER S,
At their Store, No. 107, Broad street,
The following ARTICLES,
-Being a Confgnmmt from St Thomas's.
CORDAGE of all Sizes, at Bd. per Pound in
small Quantities, and 6d. per Pound in larger
Parcels ;—Ratline, Worming, Marline, House and
Hambro' Line— 7, 8 and 9 Inch Cables, at 60 per
Cent.—Biitifh Sail Duck—Blocks of all Sizes
Hooks—HoufeGlalfes—Scrapers— Scupper Nails
and Pump lacks-—Scrubbing Paine and Tallow
Bruihes— Sad Irons—Thumb Latches—Corn Mills,
Scale Beams & Weights —Copper Sales & Weights. —
large and small Steelyards.
^bb & Bounetbeau.
The MEMBERS of
The-Mount Sion Society,
ARE requested to attend a Quarterly Meeting at
Mr. David Burger's in Queeo-Hreet, on Fri
day evening, the 30th inflant, on particular bufi
nefs. By Older of the Society,
WILLIAM RUSSELL, Secretary.
May 10, 1783.
ALL persons indebted to the estate of Daniel
Blake, Esq; deceased, are requested to call
and fettle their relpe&ive debts with the Hon. Ben
jamin Waring, Esq ; in the manner the law directs ;
and all those having demands against the said estate,
are desired to furnish the fubferiber with a state of
them, properly atteded, by the firft of June next.
WILLIAM BLAKE.
A genteel HOUSE in an airy fifuation, is wanted
immediately. May Sth, 1783.
'" away on Sunday night,
% °' e '" infant, a negro man
* named O'CONNEL, flout & well
I W made, very black, has a squint eye,
\ and f P ea k: s bad Englilh. Whoever
'apprehends the said negro, and will
deliver him at the Sugar-house, ihall
be entitled to ONE GUINEA reward from
JOSIAH HILL.
Cbarlefown, May Sth, 1783.
MRS. Savannah Roulain, widow of Mr. James
Roulain, informs me that she has now in her
pofltlfion, a negro woman slave called LINDO,
about 25 years of age, and who has refufed (though
frequently desired) to tell her master or proprietor's
name. All persons having, nr pretending to have,
an Y r&'t or property of, in, or to said negro woman
called Lindo, are hereby summoned to be and appear
before me, within fix months from the date hereof, to
prove his, her, or their property to said negro woman
Have, otherwise she will be fold and disposed of, a
greeable to the directions of the Aft of the General
Assembly, passed the 12th. day of March last.
^ „ >7^ JOHN TROUP, J.P.
'K'HE inhabitants of this State are hereby inform,
J ed, that Commissioners are appointed to repair
to New-York and St. Augustine, for the purpose of
claiming all public and private property carried from
this State thither, or elsewhere, during the war, by
the treaty of peace to be restored. Cause for the
immediate departure of the Commissioners is obvi
ous—therefore all concerned, and who could not fee
the Commissioners before they failed, will be pleased
to forward the nature of their claims, and descripti
ons or criterions whereby the fame may be ascertain
ed, in the course of this month, unto George Read
head, Esq; or Mr. John Johnson in New-York, who
are the Commissioners appointed to that place ; —-
and to Mr. William Livingfon, in St. Augustine, the
Commissioner for East- Florida.
By Order of his Excellency the Governour,
PHILIP PRIOLEAU, Secretary.
Charlcfown, May 2d, 1783.
NOSE SELLING OFF,
At Private Sale, by the PACKAGE,
At our AUCTION-ROOM,
( Broad-street, No. 92)
A valuable Cargo of GOODS,
Just arrived from EUROPE,
At a Dery low Advance, for which Rice, Indigo, To
bacco or Case, will be taken in Payment, viz.
SCOTCH Ofnaburgs
Dowlas
irifh Sheeting
Cambricks
Lawns
Gauzes
Muslins
A beautiful Assortment of
Millinary
Lady's blue, pink & rose
coloured Sattin Quilts
Black, blue and pink Cal
limanco ditto
Printed Linens
Callicoes
Chintzes
Handkerchiefs
Mens Thread Hose
Womens ditto
Lady's Gloves and Mils
Mena Gloves
Boys and Youths Pumps
and Shoes
Silk & Cotton Florentine
Taffaties
Bombazine
Black Everlasting
Princess Stuffs
Sailor's Jackets
Smiths, Defatfire, & Darrell,
HAVE commenced a Pannerfhip, and have for
Sale, at their Store No. 2. near the Exchange,
and next to Currin & Norris, the following Articles,
at very moderate Prices, viz. Jamaica and Windward
Island Rum, the best Holland Sail Duck, sewing and
Seine Twne, a large Assortment of the bell Cordage,
Window Glass 8 by 10, Copperas, Nails, Hoes,
Philadelphia fuperfine Flour, Ship Bread, double
Beer, Cyder, Cotton and Wool Cards, &c. £:c.
1 be, bave also for Sale,
The Schooner DOLPHUF,
Virginia built, well found in fails, rigging, &c. not
two years old, burthen about one hundred and twen
ty tierces of rice, may be viewed in Greenwood's
dock ; a cargo of rice is providing, which the put
chafer may or may not take with the vessel.
GEORGE SMITH,
JOSIAH SMITH.
DANIEL DESAUSSURE,
EDWARD DARRELL.
ABSENTED himfelf from my service 7 weeks
ago, an apprentice lad named William Butler,
well known in Charleftown ; his right thigh shorter
than the left, and walks lame; this is to forewarn
all persons not to harbour the said apprentice ; he
carried with him a grey mixture Bath coating great
coat lined with green baize, and yellow buttons.
Any person who Ihall bring him to John M'C/.11,
Taylor on the Bay, Charteflown, shall receive &?
dollar reward, although worth nothing.
ALL persons indebted to the estate of John
Earl, late of Georgetown, mariner, deceased,
either by bond, note or book account, are requested
to make immediate payment; and those to whom
the estate is indebted, are desired to fend in their ac
counts, properly attested, on or before the firft day of
August next, in order for a settlement.
WILLIAM WAYNE, Administrator.
Georgetown, April 16, 1783.
The SUBSCRIBERS,
Under the rIR M of
And a great Number of other Articles.
Cudworth, Waller, & Co.
Cambletees
Durants and Tammies
Callimancoes
Marseilles Quilting
India Dimity
Dutch Cord
German ditto
Italian ditto
Cotton Counterpanes
Printed Jeannets
Ruflia Duck
French Sail Cloth
Begging
Cordage
I ard Ware assorted
4d. 6d. Bd. ted. and zod.
Nails
Locks, Bolts and Hinges
CaipentciL Tools
Saddlery
Jewellery
Stationary
Queen's Ware
China
Tin in Sheets
Pewter
Spices
A few Calks of excellent
Claret,
AS valuable a high land PLANTATION 8$
_ any in the three States, for the culture of in
digo or tobacco, known by the name of TRUE
BLUE, faulted in a most delightful and healthy
part of the country, about three miles from the
Congaree-river, in the neighbourhood of General
Huger, Mr. Lord, Col. Thompfbn, and Mr. Mani
gault. The tract contains two thousand two hund
red acres, by old survey, but it is imagined may con
tain three or four hundred more acres, and would
make three very cornpleat and valuable plantations-
The present improvements consist of about three
hundred acres of cleared land tinder good fence, w
comfortable dwelling -house, and other necessary
buildings. The hard labour of pumping water into
the indigo vats, is saved by a dam thrown up be
tween two hills of such a height as to admit the wa
ter through trunks into the vats, fixed at the foot of
the dam; the like advantages, from natural situa
tions, will admit the fame on other parts of this
land. The whole is champion oak and hickory,
excepting three hundred acres of pine land for lum
ber. One, two and three years credit will be given,
on paying the interest, and giving approved security,
In the prefect happy profpedt of affairs, it may be a
most valuable speculation. For terms, apply to
Messrs. WEBB & BOUNEtH^U, Merchants in.
Broad street.
Charleflown, Ma, if, 1783.gw.
several articles of intelligence, advertfoments, del
ate omitted this weekfe want of room.
A valuable Plantation at Ponfeon;
ABOUT 33 miles from Charleftown, containing
584. acres, more or less, 150 of which is good
rice land, 200 more of cleared and uncleared ditto,
exceeding fine for indigo and provisions, and the re
mainder excellent pasture and wood land, about three
miles from two good landings. On the premises are
a large dwelling house, which, with feme small re n
pairs, might be made very genteel and convenient,
together with negro houses, and almost every other
building requisite for a plantation. Conditions of
sale are, one-third of the purchase money to be paid
down, and for the remainder twelve months credit,
giving bond with good security, and paying interest
from the day of sale.
CUDWORTH, WALLER, & Co.
Any person inclining to purchase at private sale;
may apply as above.
On THURSDAY, May 2 ^
Precifel, at TWELVE o'Clock,
Will be Sold at our Auction-Room,
A LOT of LAND in King street, No. izcl
nearly opposite the old gaol, together with all
the buildings thereon, containing in front on said
street 21 feet, and in depth 200 feet, extending to
Orange-street, joining land of Mr. Frederick Stroble,
known by the town plat No. 187 . Conditions of
sale, one half cash on delivery of the titles, and for
the other half twelve months credit, giving bond
with approved security, and paying interest from the
day of sale.
CUDWORTH, WALLER, & Co.
FOR SAL E,
The Brigantine Crown-Prince,
AN excellent copper bottom'd vessel, well found
in rigging, fails, &c. the greatest part almost
new, may carry about 230 tierces of rice, and now
lies between Greenwood's and Motte's wharves.
Those inclined to purchase, may know the terms by
applying to SAMUEL LEGARE,
No. zfs Church street.
Who has to dispose of,
A few cases of Rhenish Wine—Geneva in cases ;
best Dutch Cordage from a ten inch cable, down to
an inch rope; also a small quantity of Salt.
TO BE LEASED,
Twelve town lots in St. Philip's pa
riih, lying and fronting on King, St. Philip's
and Manigault's streets. For particulars enquire ac
No. 13, Tradd street, of
MARY-ANN STONB.
A L S O,
A TRACT of LAND on. Wando Creek, Hob
caw, containing about 192 acres, chiefly high land.
Enquire as above.
Wanted to Purchase,
A few good Field Slaves,
To the amount of Four Hundred Guineas, for
which the cash will be paid down. For par
ticulars, apply to the Printers."
On THURSDAY, May 29;
Will be SOLD at our Au&ion-Room,
For Private Sale,
At TWELVE o'Clock,