The Gazette of the state of South-Carolina — Charles-town [S.C.], 1784-11-04 00:00:00, page 1

GAZETTE
OF THE
STATE OF SOUTH-CAROLINA.
For L O ND O N,
^ To fail with the firft of the crop,
The ffiip L ONDO N,
SAMUEL PURCHESS, Mafteh
HAS part of her cargo already engaged. Fot
freight or passage apply to the Captain, or
SAMUEL LEGARE.
RAN away from the laid ship, John Berrisford,
a seaman, aged about 30 years, thin visaged, and
wears his own hair. A reward of Twenty Dollars
will be paid to any perfen, who will secure him in
the common gaol of this city.
TO BE LEASED,
For the term of Four Years,
A HOUSE and LOT, on the Bay, No. 24^,
it being one of the best stands in the city for
trade. Inquire at the premises, of
FRANCIS CLARKE.
For Private Sale,
AGROUND LEASE for two years and fix
months, of that commodious Store, No. 25^
Bay, with a right to the buildings thereon—Also .
a Lease sot said term of the Back Lot, in Union
ftreet. For particulars inquire of
J. SIMONS, No. 41, Bay.
V OT IC E.
THE copartnerfhip of POSTELL and GUlG
nard having expired some time pa% and
there being an absolute necessity to close their con
cerns by Lie firft of January next, they therefore
will be obliged to all persons indebted to them, to
render payment without delay. St
FOR SA L E,
German Almatiacksfor theyear 1785.
By the Dozen or fugle.
ALSO—German Hand Bibles, Tefta
merits, PfaLere,^Lutheran and Reformed
Catechifin&, Spelling-Books and Primers.
Confiderablc allowance will be made to those who buy
to fell again—lnquire at the Printing-sisal, or at the
house of Mrs«, Kimmel, No. 18, Queen-foeet.
• TO BE SOLD,
©n THURSDAY, the 14th Day of NOVEMBER
next, at the plantation of the late Thoinas'Titcker,
deceased,
ALL the personal estate belongingff,lhe %1 r
deceased; confining of a few Negroes, house
hold furniture, plantation tools, carpenters and
joiners tools, a stock of horses and cattle, wild and
tame, a large flock of tame hogs, and a small row
ing boat.
The conditions will be declared at the day of
Sale.
All persons having any demands on said estate,
are desired to bring them in properly attested, and
those anyways indebted, to difeharge the fame, at
or before the day of sale.
G EORGE MOSSE, Executor.
N. L. At the fame time and place will be Sold
to the highest bidder, A tradt of land, containing
about 406 acres, lituate on the Euhaw Indian land,
commonly called Sealy's Old Field. 3tipw
~At PUBLIC VENDUE™
At the Suferibeds Plantation, near Nelson's Ferry,
On Tuesday tti e 2 3 d of Nov. next,
AL L the estate of Henry Gillman, of St. Ste
phen's Pari,i, deceased; conffiring of Negroes,
Horses, Houfhould Furniture, a large collection of
Books, and sundry other Articles.—Conditions, all
fams under Jive pounds, cafi, and all above, twelve
months credit, giving bond with approved security.—
The property not to be altered until the conditions are
complied with.
All persons having demands again, , said efate, are
desired to render in a fate of the fame properly*attef
ed, by the day of Sale; and those indebted, are re
quefed to fettle with
EDWARD LYNAH, Adminfrator.
©&. Q, 1784. St.tW,
[Vol. XLIIIJ
CHARLESTON: Printed for A. TIMOTH Y, No. $9, Broad-Street.
MONDAY, NO V E MBE R 4, 1784.
Ort Tuesday, the 23d gf&ovEMBEk next,
WILL BE SOLD,
At the EXCHANGE COFFEE-HOUSE,
Precisely at Eleven o'Clock,
The following L A ND S, viz.
valuable LOT of LAND, on the Weft
, lide of Friend-street, (formerly the property
• ' ar den) containing in front 46^ feet, and
in depth on the south ride 152 feet; and on the
north fide 140 feet more or less, bounded by Mr.
James St. John —Southwardly by Cbl. Gzrdtn=
Eaftwardly by Friend-street, and fveftwardly by
the Hon. Rawlins Lowndes, Esq. This spot has
been always considered one of the highest and
healthiest in Charleston. On the premises is a
building, which removed farthet back, would
make a good kitchen;
A LOT, on the east fide of St. Philip's-street,
ncai barracks, (formerly the property of R. P.
" Radey) containing in front 30 feet, and in depth
''s feet miore or less—bounded northwardly by
Lot No. 2, fouthwardly by Henry Tityrod, eaft
wardly by Peter Engwin, and wefcwardly by St.
Philip s-ftieet—On which is the shell of a two fto
ly W ooaen House, that may with little expence
be repaired.
A LOI in Barrack-street, (formerly the proper
ty of John Davis) containing in front 32 feet, and
in depth from said street weftwardly 111 feet more
or less, bounded rorthwardly
fouthwardly by Martin Remley, eaftwardly by
Barrack-street, and Vedwardly by Abraham
Spidell.
A Lew Water Ibt, on South-Bay, (formerly
Lie p # ?cUy of jam^ Cailan) containing in front
on said Bay 50 feet, more or less, expending in
depth into Afhlay river—bounded northwardly by
South-Bay, fouthwardly by the Channel of Ashley
river, eaftwardly by Robert M^Kenziq and weft
wardly by Edward Blake, Esq.
CONDITICLS—Three years Credit for the
above Lands, With inte+eft from the date, ivd m
ing approved lecurity.
At the fame Piece will also be S 0 LD:
, That valuable LOT, on die Bay and corner of
Lliiott-ftieetj Containing in front eaftwardly on the
Ba y 35 f eet, and in front on Elliott-Preet 50 feet,
fibm whence it extends back on lands (formerly
the property of Hopkin Price, deceased) 50 feet,
and in width on the backline of said Lot 30 feet,
more or less—bounded on the north by lEnds (for
merly of William Henry Mills), on the south part
ly on Elliott-street, add partly on lands of the
aforefaid Mr. Price, and on the weft by lands of
David Saylor, together with trie Several buildings
thereon, confiitingof a large three dory brick build
ing, back Pores, well of Water, Ac. &c. all which"
have undergone a thorough repair; and being
much improved (parOcularly the front building,
which is divided into two convenient Rores)/make
them as complete as any in the city for trade.
Also, the LOT adjoining the above in Elliott-
Hreet, containing in front fouthwardly on laid
street 50 feet, 29 feet of which run^gg front, and
21 feet of Which runs 291 front, more or less
bounded on the north and east by the above Lot
and 0^ the weft by lands ofDavid Saylor, together
witlr the several brick buildings thereon, °
CONDITIONS—One fifth payable the iff of
January 1785, the remainder in one, two and three
years, with mtereft from the date, and approved
security.
That HOUSE 2nd LOT, No. 127, in King-'
street, near Broad-street, belonging to the estate of
Jacob Warley, deceased, containing in front 49
feet, and in depth 156 feet, more or less—This lot
has every converiiency on it, either for a private
family, or a perlon in trade; and has fufficient
room still in front to ere& another dwelling house
or stores— Immediate pofleffidn will be given.
A IRACI of LAND, on the nortli fork of
Edifto river, belonging to the above estate, con
taining 200 acres/bbunded fouth-wefferfy by lands
of the said Jacob Warley, north-eafcwardly by Dr.
George Hahnbaum's and vacant land, and fouth
eaftWardly on Edifto river aforefaid.
CONDIT. lONS—lwo htmdred guineas payable
on delivery of thetitles for the Town Lot, the re
mainder payable one half in March 1785, and the
OTI© half in March 1786^ with inters from th©
THE
date, and approved security. Two years credit
will be given for the Tra& of Land.
, A LOI of LAND, in Mazyck-ftreet, belonging
to the estate of M- r . John Bulh, deceased, 26 feet
10 inches on said street, and 92 feet deep, situated
between Lots late the property of John Wiih and
Jeremiah Theus, deceased. The Conditions of
the sale of this Lot-—One iixth part of the purchase
money will be expelled in January 1785, one do.
'786, one ditto 1787, one ditto 1788, one ditto
1789, and the last payment in the year 1790 —on
giving bond with good and approved security for
the payment of the intefeft of money, and mark
gages on the premises.
By Order of the Executors,
Colcock & Gibbons.
Peter Joseph More,
Formerly Surgeon in the Camps, Armies, and Milit^
ry Hoftitals of France, gives Notice to the Public,
that he now lives at Mr. Francis Renu, No. 122
Kingfireet.
IF., when ME More firft set up, in this city, did
n °' give out to the Public a fpecifick remedy
he poffedes for the cure of all kinds of Intermitting
Fevers, the reason of it Was, that he wanted firft
to afiuie himfalf by number of experiences, wlie~
ther the difference of this climate to that of Europe,
would not prevent the efficacy of his remedy, but
after repeated good successes, and proofs he has had
of the contrary, he is s o well enured of its efficacy,
that a single bottle after the patient has been pro
perly prepared, taken in the space of 18 ci 20
hours, the day he is free cf the fever, will cure
him of the raoE obftin^te fever, unless it has d
generated, tac patient it very feldum obliged ?)
take a second bottle. °
Every one knows that, Intermitting Fevers have
different names, either in regard of'their laftit
ntfs, or of the different accidents, which have
occafiorrnd tnem, for that reason tlie taedv ine mut
be prepared according to the kind of fever the pa
tient is troubled wi:h, likewise according to the
patient's age, ftfength, sex, or constitution.
Mr. More informs, that his remedy, when pre
pared, cannot keep above flout or five days, and
that he wiß give it to no one, unless himfelf has
seen once the patient, or been acquainted firft by
some intelligent person of the nature of the fever
&c. the patient is troubled with; . ,
, The price of each bortle is Five Dollars Caf—if;
in observing the prescribed course of diet, two bot
tles docs not prove effe&ual, the money will bo
returned.
P. S. Mr. Mere proposes to publish a small pam
phlet, treating on the quick cure of the different fevers
and pleurisies, which carry offfo many people in this
country, by faple and very little exfofroe remedies, tb
,'^w the principal causes, signs, andfymptoms, which
denote then, and to prescribe d very cafefollowed course
of diet, faitable to the said remedies.'
Fisher; Hughes, & Edwards,
Have just received a very General Supply of Manchef
ter GO OD 0, by the Brigantine Pitt, Captairt
Harvey, from Liverpool; among which are,
AVARfE I Yof Bed-ticks and Bunts,
Velvets and Velvefrets, Jeans,' Fustians, Cor
duroys, with a variety of other Articles. AI.SO,
a great choice of Men's Bcayer Hats, some of the
firft quality, Ladies fine Beaver Hats of.the newest
fafhion,Tikev ife 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-ftrect. , o
Also For SALE,
An elegant London made CHARIOT, on the
best csnltru&ion, which will be Sold on very rea
sonable Conditions.
° a TUESDAY, the 30th day of November next.
WILL, BE SO L D,
At PUBLIC VEND U E,
^On Black Mingo, at Mrs. sane Shepard's,
A Stock of tame and likely young cattle— s .4nd a
small flock, op wood horses, belonging to the estate
of Mrs. Mary folly, deceased. The conditions will
be made known on the day of Sale.
BENJAMIN SCREVEN, ) „
JOSEPH HQQLg ^Fx^rg
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