The Gazette of the state of South-Carolina — Charles-town [S.C.], 1783-07-16 00:00:00, page 1

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liberal, loch ex'enfive assurances
are to commonly presented; that a me
diocrity of merit is received with dif
gull: the art of pleating being rendered
arduous in a proportionate degree, to
the expectations our premiss excite.
The publishers of this Paper, can
only engage their indefatigable endea
vours übremitedly to inform, and
amuse their readers. - -— Further
protcfrations they deem inutile. Ful
ly sensible of these obvious truths, that
no avowal of intended pretentions to
public favours will compensate for the
want '" intimfic yotih; and that
every candid allowance, every gene
rous encouragement, may be expect
ed fiom thole, who may have a retro
fpe&ve view to the difinterefed, and
unwearied feivices rendered this
Country by the late Editor.
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the Firm of
A. Timothy ^E. Walsh
cn the foHcwic,
CONDI T I ON S.
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CAME to my Plantation on Srono,
ferric tme last spring, a Ne.ro Mn who calls
bhnfrit SAM, ^ys he is a free Mn ; tut Ms no
thing to ffiew hue can fefficie^tly certify bis be
ing free: He is five feet tight or vine inches h,h,
aq Hrs to be abe ye Sxy IVais old. ri hr'Ow
rer by pre v ng his property and jaying ci^ge;
mty have h m ^aM. ny
IN. VAUGHAN.
^P~ObcI„, Sub'^r 'CM, Hcufc. Em
X ^uae at the rhintii g Office.
THE
A-/ YA. 2, g J fr
° F the
STATE OF SOUTH- CAROLINA^
WEDNESDAY, JULY i 6, j 783. 8 3 .
TO BE SOLD,
"ffOßno f ult, a N^gro Woman about twenty
A ftarsofage; (he is a good House ferva^t
remarkably honelt, having never been found guil
rv of the fmal^tt thtfe.-——- Enquire at" the
Printing-Office.
Cbar^fi^n, jg 6s, 1785.
TJURSUANT To the last Will and
A lelement cf Peter Timothy, late of this
T< wn Enquire ceceafed: will be fold ly private
cortr?.a ; All that valuable Plantation or •' rad of
Lard containing Seo Acres, fituatc in the Fo^ef
Bull Swamp, and the North Fo^ of Edifto R %r
in Berkley County, b ending to the South W^ft
on the laid River, to the South East on Land
fran&d to juhn I'l^tt, and Land laid out to ^ohn
Amoker, and to the North Well on vacant Land.
The Plott L in the hands of, and th? Term,
m^y a? maid knesvn by anrJy^g t,
A, TIMOiIiY, Erecutrix.
TO he fold at the Printing-Office,
T PIPER'S High and Low toafi STAKE Doder
Ba'rrs O^rf.TC and AMHn Elleace, for
the Teeth and Gums,
Cbarle,o%v% juty fr
rare —ra. 3^ —rep r^^^^^^^fo ______ -fos^ramwt,
TO BE SOLD,
by private Contract.
m v ra r .mt Lot on the No^th fide cf D,Scott's
'fhy, con^i.ing in Breach on laid Alley
36 Feet, and in Depth 136 Feet.
For particular: enqore of
CHARLES LINING.
No. 10 Fv©;u ft:ect.
q"lWO V)un% G^ntHm^n that are cbFged to
A be in Trwn for their Educative, m^v be ooard
cd in a Private Family. Enquue of the Printers.
Charleftown, July xoth, r 7&?.
^T3?° y'^OTEY rfqu^sthe favour cf these
&.\'l Gmtreorto, who know th©mlelv;a to he indebt
vr w tno hue Mr. limo^hy, to diicharge their ar
rears to the het of their knowledge and recclL'&ion,
in Ulrich they nry be Lifted by the examination, of
tpeir Receipts. Sie thinks they ran need no folitita.
tion, or requ^e to be farther reminded, as file is de
prived of tie m^™ of, regular application by mif
fortune of le zweks &c < being buint.
C:^bflo<w% ]«j izfb, 1783.
Sheriffs Office,
JS removed from N 6. 7. Bedons A -
Lv, to fy. 15. Archdale Street near the upper tad
cf Qceen-Street.
CharleHcw% %) yth, 1783.
A Journeyman PRINTER, who
- will pay ftrift attention to the duties cf the
Office, will meet wih every generous Ln;uurQe-
Lient by apfly;ng tdthe P^L ters.
Also Wanted, ,
A LAD about the Ape cf thirteen er four
t6cn Yrais, for an Apprentice, who can be
recomn© cel for h s bonefty.
so ROM some unforefeen difficulties,
this Gazette is curtailed of its in
tended hze; but the Public may de
pend cn its beirg enlarged in the
couife of a few publications.
PROPOSITIONS for fettling a new
STATE, by uch L£ie s and Soldiers of the
federal Army as fh^ll associate for that pur
pofe.'
r[ AT the United States purchaG, of ti-e
A Nitres, that Traci of Cocn^y which
bounded by P e nnfyl va .ia on the East. the River
■ # T° on the Seu h, a meridian Line drawn ?o
'"' ''* e . m '°^ ^ the River Sioto cn ue
meridian to run from the Ohio to the
Ri,e f , which rus mo LLe Ere, ard by
th stiver and Lake Erie on t ht North.
IE i hat, in the hrit Inilance Lands he a?.
Ted to the Array to fulfil & Engagement. , •f #
t^e United Sates by the Resolutions of the oh
of September ,766, Aufo the „.h, and Se,J
30th, 1780, viz.
m _ Acre,,
JoaM&rr General
Brigacier Genl,
Colonel
Lt Cel.
Leue a^t
^nfy, or Cornet 3 A
. NGn.c:^m;ffiored Officer ard So! - 7
dicr each x °°
The Dire&ors of the Military Hospital 8-3
°''* 7 "itician ard Purveyor each <OO
dhyktians, Surgeons and Arothe-,
caries each J
Regime td Surgeona ard aL%:s~)
to the Purveyor aud Apothecary ; 40
eth
Hofy3l a:;^ Regircei.^I &;rgc?%§?
mates cica 3 ? °
ill. 1 hat 811 Ahoci&tcrx who kvA; ^lu^'f/v
fezt.e in the ^7 Sure within one ^ar &f. 7 ^1 •
pyrchUe shall be eff ^, and norice pi^- .t, *
C %T'"' ° r ^ C'mmirtec cf the A hoc.mdrr,
that the fame is ready for ferltm.^ (Lnh nM^
to be published la the }fr s:pi,c>sA it.
Sme,) shall receive fiuh additional q^d;. es rf°
L^nd ,; to make their r.T, Strive rights in the
whole to contain the following numbtr cf zercs,
A Major General 24^0
Brigadier General ' 200
Coierrei'.
Lieutenant Colonel 1800
M^jor . & 3
Captain 7 1,03-
Lienonent 120
Fnfign, or Cornet 1.00
Serjeant
Other Non-o mmiffiened officers ? f>
ar,d Soldiers, each j '°
And go acres more far each member of a fi
mily, hefides the head of it:
IV That tie Rights of the Offi ers in the
medical Lepartmurt, be encieafed in like man
ter do the fame Conditions.
V. That all officers in the other Staff Dr
„riment r , vh> shall a&uAly fe tie in the new
S ste within the time abcve limited, fl ^ll .ective
rights of land in the pieport on lad fr^ed. or oa
eguitab!e rcrap.rifon of their fUrirrs ,itb the
rwkscf rffifers of the 1 ne and me; leal sass :
VI. That this encr^fic 'ptevdion cf lands
shall extend to all .ffeers in Tie lie ^d ft ff. a: d
to all non commiffi red efficer, and f Idle s, who,
during the prUerit war, have pettermed n h 3
whole, three ye^ia ferrice, whether in service or
ret at the cloh, of fl e rar ;pN i, ,d they present
their clairas, & d he oue .&ua' fit.lets in the
new Sta-c, by 'he Fm al re mrited:
V:1. Th^'e rights Di Y p tenured rll the for
riTs lards i;al be he ctrrtren property of the
States and cripofed <1 or & cerumen good,---
ar, for ijino out Rorc/,'n'din: Bridges, eie&
ieg ptbhe Builcrif,rPabl IF*g Sch< cis ard A
cad m ; fs, defraying the <x, erce. <f Government
and other prtlic afes.
VIK. "hfrttve-y grrrtfr !h:!l hrve a Icrfa
tu:lt ardp— rcres et Li.r closed cnlisrph
wither -years, or the hn^ fiall Li ftHciuoio
the State:
No. 2160.