The Gazette of the state of South-Carolina — Charles-town [S.C.], 1784-12-13 00:00:00, page 4

DILLON & CHIFFELLE,
A RE very thankful to their friends and customers
J l f or past favours : They have on hand a parcel
'cf choice liquors, such as Old Madeira, Port, Claret,
Rhenish, Lafte, Confantia, Malaga, and Sweet
Mountain—Also, Old Cor.iac Brandy, Shrub, Ja
maica and Weft-India Rum.——They hope that their
friends will confder, that the above are case articles^
and will not admit of long credit ; therefore as the crops
are nearly ready for market, they expert to meet with
punctual payment from those Gentlemen, who favoured
them with their custom. T/iey irform their friends,
that they fill carry on the Fatforage bufaefs —All or
ders direfled to them at No. 4, Piiolcau's wharf, or at
No. s°: Queen-ftrect, Jhall.be duly attended to. Bwi
Thos. Harris, & J. Carpenter,
At their STORE, No. 32, King-flreet, have to
•Dispose of, on the lowest price, a general Assortment
, cf DRY GOODS, fz.
And a variety of other articles too tedious to men
tion, all suitable for the country use, by the large
or small quantity.
They will be obliged to their country friends for
the continuance of their custom.—Produce of all
kinds will be taken for edfh or tede.
October 2, 1784.
T O BE L E T,
THREE very good ROO MS,
On the second floor.
inquire at Ne, 21, Bercsford-Jlrech
WHITE and blue
plains
Duffil and rose blankets
Green, white, and fear
let flannel
Oznaburgs
Striped linfeys
Boulting cloth
Blue and green baric
Sagathees
Blue itrouds
Bath coatings
Yorkshire cloths
Second broad cloths
Superfine ditto
Plated and mohair but
tons
Gamblet cloaks
SurtoUt coats
Scarlet, drab, and brown
,cardinals
Plain and flriped cam
, blets
Iriflr poplins
Negro caps
Felt hats
Coarse beaver do.
Fine round and cock'd
ditfo
Corduroys
Plain and printed velve
rets
Dyed fuftiahs
Ditto fattinets
An assortment of fadlcry
Men and womens fine
and coarse leather fhocs
Ditto boots, coarse and
fine
Morocco and silk flroes
Plated shoe buckles
A large assortment of
iron-mongery & hard
ware
Rice and flouer sieves
Cotton and wool cards
Muskets and fowling
pieces
Lead, shot, and gun
powder
Tomahawks
And a variety of other articles.
Their Store, No. 27, will Contain a general as
sortment of articles, suitable to the ebuntry trade.
Their friends from the country may depend on
always getting the market price for their produce,
and being served With what goods they Want on the
best terms;
They have also for sale, high proof Jamaica
Rum, in puncheons, hogsheads, and barrels.
N. B. A quantity of dry paints to be fold cheap.
Broad Cloths
Linens of different
•qualities
A variety of Cafabricks
Mullins
Lawns
Calicoes
Bed ticks
A WILKINSON, &Co.
No. 90, and No. 27, Broad-Jirect,
, Have imported,
Tn the City or Charleston, Samuel Hill,
And the last vessels from LONDON,
A Large and General Assortment
of seasonable Goods,
IF kich they will dispose of on moderate terms, for Cajh
or Produce.
They consist of
A variety of tapes
Threads
A large quantity of the
belt London hard
pewter
Powder
Shot of all sizes
Bar iron and steel
Iron pots assorted
Pewter and tin ware
Mould and wax candles
Cbmpleatfetsof accompt
books, neatly bound
and lettered
Bibles, testaments, and
fpclling books
Medicines cofapleatly
assorted in small boxes
Silks, fattins, perfians
and modes
Muslins and cambritks
Striped, checkered, and
plain lawns
Lawn and muslin aprons
and handkerchiefs
Muslin trimmings for
gowns, of a new fa
mion
Thread lace, and edgings
Patent lace aprons
Manchester muslins
Marseilles quilting,ltrip
ed, plain, & bordered
Plain arid figured dimi
ties
India and Englifli chintz
A variety of printed cot
tons and calicoes
Cotton copper plate fur
niture
Damasks, diaper, and
huckaback table cloths
Clouting and towelling
diaper
Gauzes, threads, tapes,
&€.
Silk, cotton, thread, and
worked hole
Irish linens and Meetings
Linen & cotton checks
Cotton furniture ditto
Printed linen, check,
and Malabar handker
chiefs
Bed bunts, and bed tick
ing
Cotton blankets and
counterpanes
FOUND
BY a Negro boy, a pair of gold buttons. The
owner may have them by applying at the
Printer's, paying for this Advertisement, and a
trifle to the boy for his honesty.
Nov. 29, 1784.
NOTIC E.
A S there is an absolute necessity for closing the
estate of Mr. Oliver Cromwell, deceased, the
fubferiber gives this last notice to all persons in
debted to the said estate,. that he is now called on
by the creditors for a settlement of the debts due by
the said estate; As he wishes not to obligate him
felf, nor to take the unjust advantage which the
law allows for the recovery of old debts—he will
be under the disagreeable necessity of putting into
the hands of an attorney at law, all bonds, notes,
&c. that remain unsettled the ibth of December
hext, without diftindtion;
Those persons whose accounts remain unsettled
from the year 1775, are requested to fettle as the
law directs (if not convenient for them to difeharge
the fame) —And those persons who have not yet
delivered in their accounts; are for the last time
requeried to bring them in properly attested.
CHARLES WARHAM, Administrator.
No. 7, Tradd-ftreet.
NOTIC E.
THE copartnership between Messrs. EDWARD
S. COLEMAN and GEORGE OGIER be
ing difolved by mutual consent: NOTICE is hereby
given, that the books of account, bonds, and notes of
the fame, are placed in my hands; and the most poft
tive directions given, to commerce faits againf such.
persons, who shall not difeharge their debts, or other
wise fettle fatisfaflorily with me, on or before theftrft
of January, 1785.
THOMAS PARKER,
Attorney at Law.
Meeting-street, No. 89,
Nov, 10, 1784,
State oF/North-Carolina,?,
Edenton Diftri&, ) °°
November Superior Court of
- Law and Equity, 1784.
IN purfuante of the rule obtained on the motion
of Mt. Johnston, on the affidavit of Mary Dra
per, fuggelting undue practices in procuring the
execution of the will of Dr. William Savage, de
ceased, in his lari illness, wherein it is ordered,
that the probate cf a paper purporting to be the
lari will and testament of Dr. William Savage, de
ceased, obtained at the lari Term on the oath of
Captain Cosimo Medici, be revoked, unless Ed
ward Rice and John Cooper, the Executors named
in the said will, shew lufficient cause to the con
trary, on Monday next, on which day the said
Edward Rice arid John Cobper appeared, and the
Court having fully heard and understood the alle
gations and proofs, as well on the part and behalf
of the said Edward Rice and John Cooper, as on
the part and behalf of Samuel Dickinson, Walter
Jones, and William Flood, at whole instance the
Rule was obtained, and their council on both fidcs
being fully heard by the Court, arc unanimously of
opinion, that though it does riot appear to the Court
that any fraud or.intended imposition was praftifed
in obtaining the said paper purporting to be a will,
yet it fully appears from the evidence and the
whole circumstances laid before the Court, that the
said Savage, at the time of making and executing
the said paper, purporting to be a will and testa
ment as aforefaid, from the low Bate of his mind
at that time, was incapable of making a lari will
and testament, the Court here do therefore order,
adjudge, and decree, that the probate of the said
will be revoked, annulled, and set aside, and the
said paper purporting to be a will as aforefaid, is
considered and declared to be null, void, and of no
effect.
(A Cofy) . :
Tef. BLAKE BAKER, CSCLE.
State of North-Carolina, ) f
Edenton Difridt, ,
November Superior Court of
Law and Equity, 17^4.
THE last will and testament ofWilliam Savage,
deceased, was exhibited by DoHor Samuel
Dickinson, one of the Executors named in the said
will, and there being no fubferibing witness to the
fame, it was proved by the oaths of John Black
flock and Josiah Collins, that the whole of the
said will, as well as the signature is in the hand
writing of the said William Savage, deceased, and
the said Samuel Dickinson qualified as an Execu
tor agreeable to law. Ordered, That the Clerk of
the County Court of Chowan issue letters teftimen
tary on the fame.
. (A Copy)
Test. BLAKE BAKER, CSCLE.
BY virtue of the above Decree and Probate, I do
hereby forewarn and forbid all persons, from pay
ing any sum or sums of money, or tr^hfafting any
bufinpfs concerning the estate of Dr. William Sa
vage, deceased, with the said Edward Rice or John
Cooper aforefaid.
S. DICKINSON, Executor.
Edenton, Nov. 15, 1784. . qw
FORSALE.
BLACKSTONE'S Reports, Bacon's Abridgement,
Swenburn's Travels, Blair's Lectures, Beattie's
Dissertations, Hawken's History of Mafic, Jacob's
Law Dictionary, Inigo Jones's Designs, Sportsman's
Dictionary, Alexander's Hifory of Women, Burrow's
Reports, Cullen's Practice, Annual Regifler, Stewart's
Political Oeconowy, Premier's England, Collections,.
Voyages, Private Life of Louis XV, Bell's Royal
Theatre; Bell's Britijh Poets, Johufon's Poets, Dutch
foaling wax, Plated bottle stands, ditto boat tray ink
funds, cut glass, ditto fauffcr trays, ditto wax taper
sands, ditto dish cross, ditto candleficks, ditto cham
ber ditto, ditto chocolate pots ; which will be fold at a
reasonable advance for cash or bills. Apply to
THOMAS MORRIS.
No. 50, Bay.
For Private Sale,
A valuable LOT of LAND, on the south fide
of Tradd-ftreet, between Church-flreet and
the Bay; twenty-one feet wide, and eighty-two
feet deep. Its situation for trade is equal to any in
that street. One-fourth of the purchase money to
be paid down, for the remainder the terms will be
made agreeable to the purchaser—For further par
ticulars apply to
ADAM TUN N O.
No. 82, Tradd-ftreet.
N. B. If not fold before the 12th day of Janua
ry hext, it will be fold at Public Sale.
For Private Sale,
nr^HE schooner Ranger, not more than 2 years
X old, Britifliregister, burthen about 70 tons,
draws only 6 feet when loaded, with her furniture,
tackel and apparel, as she now lays in the stream,
opposite the exchange; flic has just undergone a
thorough repair, and may be sent to sea without •
any expence whatever. If flic is not fold before
Thursday, the 18th inst. flie will on that day be
fold at Public Auction, by
Primerofe, Thomson, & Co.
FOR SAL E,
WHITE, blue, and green plains, and London
duffils ; just imported in the Hunter, Jay,
from London, and to be fold on the most moderate
terms, by the bale or piece.
DANIEL BOURDEAUX.
No. 48, Bay. ,
Who has likraifc for SAL E,
GIN in cases, a few quarter chests Songlo Tea,
and the materials perfectly compleat, to rig, fit
out and copper a veffe! of 180 to 200 tons burthen.
A L S O,
London Porter bottled, by the dozen or barrel,
frefh and good, fit for private families—Jamaica
and Weft-India Rum—Brandy—Sugars—Cordi
als, &c. &c. "'
JAMES MILLER.
October 14, 1784. law. ts.
NOT I C
THE Members bf the OLD St. GEORGE's
SOCIETY are desired to meet at the City
Tavern, on FRIDAY the 17th of December inri.
at 6 o'clock.
Enquire for No. 4.
Notice is hereby given,
TO every person concerned, without di
ftin&ion, that all bonds and notes due to the
fubferiber, will be put into the hands of Joftua
" ard, Esq. the firft day of January 1785, ui order
to bring them to a settlement agreeable io law.
EDMUND BELLINGER.
v Notice is hereby given,
THAI I will not from this day, be accountable
to any person or persons for any debt con
tratied by any individual without a written cider
from
.SAMUEL BLAKELEY.
Charlflon, Dec. 5, 1784.
EMPTY BOTTLES.
TpOR which CASH will be paid by the Sub-
X Scriber, cr a generous price allowed if taken
out in any of the following WINES, which he
has for Sale, at his Store, No. 21, Bay; viz.
John & Thomas Manfen,
Have received in the last flips from LONDON, -
A FRESH Assortment of GOODS, which will
.£ l be opened in a few days for sale, by wholc
fale or retail, on very low terms; particularly for
Cash, at their Store, No. 87, Church-ftrtet, cor-'
ner of St. Michael's-alley. ts
Madeira
Red Port
Madoe and
Margot Claret
Sherry
Lisbon
Rhenish
Burgundy
Old Hock, laid to be of
the Vintage 1796.
. 0 ,0
Champaign
Frontigniac
Wine de Grave)
Malaga, and (lorhie
Malmfey, ) ladies.