The Gazette of the state of South-Carolina — Charles-town [S.C.], 1784-10-21 00:00:00, page 4

For PrKAte Bale, on a long Credit,
A Convenient HOUSE And LOT in a
very pTafaru situation. The house contains
eight rooms, fix of which have fireplaces and closets
lately put in compleat repair, with a good kitchen,
wash house, poultry, chair and wood house, and a
fable for four hories, with a well, &c. For terms,
apply to Conyers, Holmes, &; Co.
'Wo TI C E.
q~ HE Books and Papers of Mr. Robert Brown,
q late of this city, now of Antigua, merchant,
'are placed with the fubferiber for settlement. As
the affairs of the concern will not admit of a longer
indulgence, legal methods will be taken to reco
ver ad lums due, next Term.— Those who have
"any demands may have them liquidated and paid,
by applying at No. Bay, to
'' JOSEPH VESEY.
TO BESO L D,
On reasonable terms, for ready money,
A LOT of LAND, in the village of Camden,
. situate near the Court-House, and is a most
excellent Rand for a ffore or tavern. Said Lot
contains in front 66 feet, and in depth 198 feet;
For particulars apply to the Printer.
Charleston, Sept. 23, 1784;
& ^ ■
rr H E ANNIVERSARY of the Society for
[ the Relief of the Widows and Orphans of
the Clergy, of the Principles and denets of the
Church of England, will be holder on Wednesday
the 20th inst. at the City-Tavern. —The Members
are desired to attend at 7 voelve o'Clock'.
Charlfon, October 1, 1784.
HORT & WARLEY,
HAVE FOR SALE,
At their STORE, the corner of Elliott-street and the
Bay, the following goods, just arrived in the bri
gantine PERSEVERANCE, Captain Cole,
from Hamburgh, by the piece or package, for cash
or produce,
German ofnaburgs
Striped and check
linens
Bed ticks and bed tick
ing, coarse and fine
Linen handkerchiefs
Fine Russia diaper for
table cloths and towels
Clouting diaper
Diaper and damask table
cloths and napkins
Handsome oil cloths for
table covers',
Black crape
Green damafk,and white
thread pavilion gauze
Beautiful black, whites
and coloured ostrich
feathers
Phyfick phials and pill
boxes
Ivory and horn combs
Silk and linen umbrellas
Brass and copper tea
kettles
ALL persons indebted to the Copartnerfhip of
Keating and James Simons, are requested
to difeharge their Bonds, Notes, and Accounts,
due the firft day of January last, to the Subferiber,
as he will be obliged in justice to the.Concern and
the Creditors thereof (unless this notice is complied
with punctually by the firft day of January next,
at furtheft,) to put all matters relative thereto into
the hands of William If. Gibbes, Esq; Attorneys to
be sued far without diftin&ion.
James Simons.
No. 41, Bay.
Charlefon, Sept. 16, 1784. 1 w. ft.
NOTICE
IS hereby given to all persons who have demands
against the fubferiber, to deliver them in for
payment; he requests those Who are indebted to
him to fettle by Note or Otherwise, particularly
those whose Bonds have been very long (landing,
and no interest paid. He further gives this public
notice to all such persons, (if any there arej who
may think themlelves injured by the fubferiber, any
time since the capture of Charleftown, to make their
complaints known, which if founded on truth, he
will chearfully make the mod ample fatisfi&ion.
Theodore Gaillard.
Auguf 30, 1784.
Slann & Gui^nard,
HAVE just received by the JOSEPH, Capt.
Stores, form London, an assortment of
GOODS fuitablc to the present and approaching
Season; which they will dispose of on the most
reasonable terms, at their Store, No. 81, Tradd
ffrect.—Orders from their friends in the country,
Will be carefully attended to,
Coffee mills
Poll and fool'scap paper
Gun-powder, single F
unglazed, of the best
quality
Shot
German Reel
Grind stones
Feathers for beds in bags
of 1 2olb. wt.
Hyfon, green, and bohea
tea, in small chests
Bed Hamburgh refined
sugar
Jugs, mugs, jars and
other done ware
Scythes and Ilraw knives
Excellent old coniac
brands, in cases from
3^ to 16 gallons
Large ftrohg rum cases,
with bottles compleat,
to contain from 16 to
40 gallons
For Private Sale,
A great Bargain n fer 3or 4 Tears Credit,
THE Subscriber's finable PLANTATION,
whereon he now lives, in Prince William's Pa
rift, Indian Land, containing 1000 Acres, upwards
of 300 of which is prime rice land, and 120 under
good darns and fence. On the premises are a good
two story dwelling-hbufe, with every other necessary
and convenient out-building, all in good repair ; also,
an extraordinary good barn, 40 feet by 60, built of
the left Cypress, to which is annexed a water-mill for
founding rice, almost new: this machine is so ebn-
Jlrulled, that with a small expence, a whip-saw might
be erelied, and Ikewf tifed for grinding of corn (oc
cafondlly) by water, having a inoft excellent lead from
a number of branches.*—The back swamp is 'wellfitu
ated for three dams, (on which there is. one already
made for working the above described machine) which
would contain water fofrient for the whole of
the rice land, and much more if required. Upon the
whole, this plantation, with aftiength of hands, from
the extraordinary convenience of water, could be made
equal to any river swamp for producing of crops. For
farther particulars apply to the fubferiber living on the
premises, or td Cudwofth & Waller, Auctioneers, in
Charlflon.
James Smith.
October 18, 1784.
To the PUBLIC.
THE Members of the Union Kilwiri
rAng Lodge, finding it impracticable from the fmall
nets of their fund, to build the intended suit of rooms on
their lot, whereon the play-house lately flood, will by public
sale, on the foot, on Tuesday the eleventh day of October
next, at twelve of the cloth, Lease for a term of five years,
FORTY FEET of the frorit of said lot on Church-ftfeet,
that is to fay, Twenty Feet from the north-east corner thereof
running fouthwardly, and Twenty Feet from the south-east
corner thereof, running northwardly ; with So feet deep to
each from said front, from east to weft. For further particu
lars, apply at No. 53, Tradd-ftreet, th.
Sefet. 24, 17844 John Troup.
Adam tunno,
Ilas received by the brigantine Pomona, Capt. Gil
be rt, from Brifol,
AFRESH supply of white, green, blue, and
brown plains; coaife cloths fit for servants,
blue and green baize, long ells white and striped
flannels, embossed serges, yarn hose, coarse hats,
dutch caps, printed cottons, camblets, duffil and
rose blankets, nails, rice flour and raying fieives, &c.
with many other seasonable articles too tedious to
enumerate ; which he will dispose of by the piece
or package, upon reasonable terms, at his Whole
sale Store, No. 82, Tradd-ftreet.
N. B. Souchong, green; and hyfon teas, al
monds in jarrs and calks, currants, raisins, Karch,
&c.&c.
One forte piano and two harpsichords for sale.
BRIAN CA?B
HAVING assigned over to the fubferibers; for
the benefit of his creditors, to be equally di
vided amongst them, all his effects, real and per
sonal, together with his books of accounts, bonds,
notes, &c. We do therefore request all persons
having demands against Mr, Cape, to fend in their
accounts to Joshua Ward, Esq; Attorney at Law ;
and all indebted, are desired to call on Mr. Ward,
in whose hands the books are lodged, and fettle to
his fatisfa&ion, as speedily as possible.
GEORGE ABBOTT HALL,
WILLIAM BRAILSFORD,
JOSHUA WARD.
October 1, 1784.
Fisher, Hughes, & Edwards,
Have just received a very General Supply of Manchef
ter GOODS, by the Brigantine Fitt, Captain
Harvey, from Liverpool: among which are,
A VARIETY of Bed-ticks and Bunts,
Velvets and Velverets, Jeans, Fustians, Cor
duroys, with a variety of other Articles.—ALSO,
a great choice of Men's Beaver Hats, some of the
firft quality, Ladies fine Beaver Hats of the newest
fafhion, likewise Youth's and Children's ditto, ele
gantly ornamented, which they will dispose of on
moderate terms, by wholesale or retail, at No. 6,
Tradd-ftreet.
Also For SALE,
An elegant London made CHARIOT, on the
best conftrurition, which will be Sold on very rea
fonablc Conditions
For PRIVATE SAL E,
A Valuable PLANTATION at Pon-
X pon, about 33 miles from this city, and but
three miles distant from two good landings, con
taining 63.0 acres, 126 of which is riceland, and the
rest exceeding good for indigo, provisions, timber,
and the railing of flock of all kind's. On the pre
mises is a large dwtiling-houfe, a new barn, and
almost every other building that is necefEry on a
plantation, and would be very suitable for a country
retread or for a person having possessions to the
southward. The terms will be easy, and may be
known by applying at our office, tt No. 51, Bay,
opposite Roper's Wharf.
Conyers^ Holmes, &; Co.
For Private Sale,
A COMPLEAT set of Surgeons Instruments,
quite new, and in excellent order. Any
person upon paying cash, may have them at what
they coll in London, agreeable to Bills of Parcels
now in our hands.
Primerofc, Thomson & Co.
, 7erve, & Walter's Wharf.
va. 18, 1784. 4 h
NOTIC E.
CHARLES I'ERGUSON informs the Public,
that he has received a quantity of well tanned
and well made NEGRO SHOES, which he will
dispose of for Cash, or Credit till the ensuing Crop be
fold/ —Gentlemen who may please to fend their mea
fares, may depend on having them well fitted.
No. 80, Tradd-ftreet.
SHERIFF'S SALES.
TO BE SOLD,
At Georgetown, on Monday the. id of November
SR CEN as good SLAVES as any in the State:
Among whom are, Boatmen, House Wenches,
and Field Slaves, being the property of the late
Mr. Thomas Flint, deceased, and fold under mort-
^ a ^?..
Condition of the Sale is Ready Money; the
property net to be altered until the condition is
complied with,
jacob w. Harvey, sheriff
'Oil. 11, 1784. Georgetown Diftri&.
FOR PRIVATE SALE,
THAT very valuable and well known
Indigo PLANTATION, called Horse-
Island, situated on Archer's Creek and Broad Ri
ver, about 7 miles from the Town of Beaufort;
esteemed the best indigo land to the Southward—;
Any other description is unnecessary .—-Conditions,
one third cash, the remainder to be paid in Nov.
1785, an( 11786, witli interest from the day of sale;
giving bond with approved security ; —or, if more
agreeable to the purchaser; Negroes will be taken
in payment.
A Trail of LAND containing 575 J -acres, fit
for rice and indigo, and an excellent range for
flock of every kind, situated on the Saltketchers;
St. Bartholomew's Parish, adjoining lands of Tho
mas Heyward, Esq; John Moore, Efq;and others.—-
Conditibns, five years credit, with interefl, on giv
ing bond with approved security.
A very valuable F A R M, on Wando River,
about fix miles from Charleflon, containing 106
acres, with a large quantity of hard feeding marsh;
known by the name of Smallwood's Island; on
which is a dwelling-house, &c. and some exceed
ing good fruit trees.—This place is very proper for
attending the markets.
A I, S 0,
A PEW in the Parish Church of St. Helena;
known by No; 27.
JACOB DEVEAUX,
Otiober 1, 1784, No. 64, Tradd-ftreet.
Fork of Saludy and Broad river, fitly ^, 17844
BR OU GITT to me, by Thomas Smith, a.
NEGRO MAN, who fays he belongs to one
William Davies, on the Indian Land, near the
Two Sifter ferry, on Savannah river; and that he
was plundered from his mailer, in British times,
and taken to Virginia, and is now endeavouring to'
get back to' him. He is a black fellow, about 30
years of age, has on the inside bf his right hand a
fear, a great part of which is white, is about 4 feet
5 inches high, speaks broken English. The owner
is desired to come, prove his property, and take
him away.
JOHN KENNERLY, J. P.
Of Orangeburg DifEridl.
^ — .
Orangeburg DifriP, ffnly 22, 1784.
THOMAS ROLL informs me of a Gray Flea
bitten Stray HORSE, about twelve hands
and a half high, about seven years old, a natural
trotter, branded something like LS 011 the near
shoulder.
3w JOHN KENNERLY, J. P.
WILLIAM WILKIE,
RETURNS his fincefe Thanks to those Gen
tlemen who have been pleased to Employ
him in the
FACTORAGE BUSINESS;
And begs leave to inform them, and the Public in
general, that he purposes continuing the fame the
epfuing season, and will be much obliged to those
who will employ him in the sale of their produce.
Duc attention will be paid to their interest, and
boats provided in time to bring their rice, &c. to mar
ket. Orders directed to him at his Store, No. B^,
Tradd-ftreet, will be duly attended to, by their
humble servant: Who, for the accommodation of
country gentlemen and their families, will keep a.
private house of entertainment, at No. 84, adjoining
said Store, only four doers distant from the Lower
Market..
October 1, f^l*