The Gazette of the state of South-Carolina — Charles-town [S.C.], 1783-11-27 00:00:00, page 3

' For SA L E,
The Ship INDUSTRY,
Just arrived from Salem,
OHE is a fine firm and staunch veffe', —British
U built, compleatly found, and will carry about
900 tierces of rice. The Inventory may be seen,
and terms known, by applying to Captain Allen,
on board, or 1/
DANIEL BOURDEAUX.
N. B. If the above flrip is not fold by Tues
day, the 2d of December, she will then be put up
at Public Vendue, by MNT. Colcock & Gibbons.
For Private Sale,
A Very valuable Plantation or Tra& of Land
I^ in St. James 5 Santee, containing 1000 acres,
d^ nt 3 to acres of which is Swamp on Wood ^cm
Illanri, where no fencing is required—the high land
adn i $ o: a m^ft beautiful settlement on Santee River,
W:„.e the largess fcbooueta may lo°d st th? barn door,
Aya uablc Ilaa of La^d containing §in acres, fi
twated on loby Creek, Prince George's Farifh, near
':''',"'" Harvey's, 150 acres of this is as valuable
rice twamps as any within the State, and 2 or 3 miles
fem a good landing.
A valuable Plantation in St. flames G%)P Creek,
Containing 9)0 acres osd meafur # , 12a acres of which
i> tine rice land and a confidtfable partoak nd hickory,
fit for corn, the rest i, well timbered pine land.
A Io& pn Wambou, very fine for rice. The fob.
fibers house, No. S, Hazell Afreet.--A credit will be
given. Enquire of
JAMES DUBOSE;
St James's, Santee.
Rua Away,
ROM the fub/criber, October 20th 1,83, a
. Negro to^w n^eu COLLY, about
l^ur yet of ^c, near 6 foot h.gb, of a dark com-
Ilexiun, ria la oui'd, he Ipe.ks broken Ergluft, and
ia o the Guinea County, had on when he were aw y
a b^ht coloured bagaihy coat, white dbrt add heke ,
vntb uZyabrig^ oveiaih; he formerly belonged to Mr.
J)aviG»> a n huhaj trader, and lately the property cf
Mr, Caution. this is to forwarn kb ft.ar.
touring or concealing the laid felow, and d li Captains
U vflas from carrying the said fellow out oi ibr Sir'e,
omßc the penalty of being prefecuted io the u'mHi
rigors of the taw. Any perlon delivering the laid fel
low to me Walden of the Work fl^uft, or to me at
No. 72, KmgUtrect, or giving information where the
fillo- .may be had, mail receive TAO GUINEAS
itward.
THOMAS HARRISON.
Charleston) Novem. 26, 1783.
The Ship RESOLUTION,
Captain Owtns Jens Kroger, of about two hun
dred and ten tons burthen, and
The Ship LADY MART HA,
Captain Halvor Btuii, of a' out two hundred tons
burthen.
WILL be ready by the Firfl of NOVEMBER
next, to receive Rice, Tobacco and Indigo
on board, on FREIGHT to any part of EU
ROPE; for terms apply to
A. GILLON.
Cq. 13, 1783.
^^ Ouarrai¥_Qßfr —roratcQ tmRCTCTHHmi
Empty Bettles,
IP ° R which a gener as price will be given by the
fooleriutr, No. xi, Bay, who has for Sale, a few
cozens genuine old Madeira Wipe of the 6 ft quality,
excellent Red Port, Baurd^ux Claret, warranted Hurd
and good, Cydrr and Taunton Ale by the hand or
dozen, London Porter, but Charleston bottled, that
will fyeak for itfelf.
AIL, a general assortment of Ware, confining of
Chopper aucl Fin Kettles, Jspan 'd and Flowered Su~ai
Bex^ aid Cand!e.?icks, (@: and Pint Jacks, ,ap^'d
Coif'!- Boxes, rumbles, Cullenders, Nutmeg Gra
tis Pudding and sauce Pan,, Tea and CoHee Fob,
with blends, l e^per DO;;?;, Salts, 'Table Spoons, &c.
JAMES MILLER.
For Private Sale,
? v excellent HARPSICHORD and a Sptnntt.
•' A number of valuable NEGROES. Several
Hetties, Lets, &c. &c.
Cudworth, Waller & Co.
MBR()SE NEIL,
At N°. 52, Queen-Preet, opposite Daniel
C annon's, Efq;'
Has opened a SCH O 0 L,°
W^'r! ™"^ Gentl emen will be taught
, English, Trench. Latin, Arithmetic, Writ
c.„ a ?'?y : lhe greats diligence and af
hduity will be paid to their Education.
J NIGHT school
_, From SIX to EIGHT
'" r'"' Gentleme n whose butirefs may prevent
At ' ^attending in the day - Yeung Ladies
^^ of &% van be feed on n fomd
hours.
For PRIVATE SALE,
A House and Lot of Land, No. „ in Mazyek
f 4 ft CT ,e§ & t,, ,; _L„
, a Bye faoniy, contemn, twelve looms with a cel-
J ^ °' her n - c '^ ^ldm^-Yhe Lt
W^Q chains Qs f ee t font „g Mfo fa
X Northufoy f ro< fa Q^ fo 51 fed.' S h^
the above P^^.s ,e mnin un fol d by tee <| AV o f
Decker next they will or ) & t d.y at ^ o'clock be
roofed at Public Aufo by .Coßuck awl Gib^,
before their ne„ Store „ n Bede's wh^u-fy f^fe
e^fr of Mr. Jrhn W^ on & fpc t , or
William Punt, E^; No. 78, B^d-fte^
For Private SAL E,
A}',".'''" lON on the Wateree River,
J. 1 10 miles below Camden, containing 400
acres, very good for either tobacco, indigo, or co n,
nearly an equal quantity of high land and swamp of
^s good quality as any in that neighbourhood;
and very convenient for a mill, having great com
mand of water.
Also a plantation on the Cypress Swamp, con
taining 737 acres, 30 miles from this city, and 10
from Dorchester, an excellent stand for a flore or
tavern ; part of the high land very good for corn;
a quantity cT rice land, and excellent fawjng Cy
prels; the uncleared high land well covered with
lire wood and fencing timber,—Any p^fon or per
lons inclining to purchase, may apply (for the for-
Rier tradf) to Mr. George Joor, at the High Hills
, Santee, or to the fubferiber in Charleston, and
for the latter, to
POSTELL & GUIGNARD.
State of South Carolina, ?
Charleston Diftrid.)
W^'.REAS at a Court of General Sevens of
V& the Peace, Oyer and Terminer, Assize and
General Goal Delivery, begun and holden at
Cbarlefton, for the Diftrid of Chariefton, on !uef
day the 2'ft of day of October, 1783,
John Guerry Anthony Toomer
John Blake George Flagg
James Perry Thomas Furgufon
LMes Pollell, jar. Isaac Motte'
John Symmonds John Dorfius
Being duly funmoned and returned to serve as
GRAND JURORS: And
John Proffer William Sl ce
John Clements Ifeac Harltffon
vViiliam Harvey John Van Marginhoff
John Holmes William Hailflon
Thomas Hughes "Touras Waring, fen.
William Cook, jhh. ChfifaTer Hill
Abraham Harni&a Charles Linfday
David Ramsay George Monk
William Logan Peter Holmes
Francis Delefline | Elijah Bell
John Lb+eday I Wiliam Wyatt
As PETIT JURORS;
Made default, and weie noted for non appearance:
Notice is^creby given, that the former will be
fined in Tie !uu of , en Pounds proclamation money
cf America ; and the latter in the lum of Five
Founds like money, each, mill's thy shall refpec
tivriy make good and fufficient excuses upon oath,
for their non attendance, on or before the firft day
of December next.
THOMAS HALL, C. C. G, Si
Peace-Office, Oclober 21, 1733,
State of South Carolina,
W'h^REAS ata court of Common PleaS,
begun and holden at Chadefa c . n t h e fond
~day m O^o^er irift. Thomas /&,!], fen . S ^।
Sleigh, Daniel Defauffure; Robert Cochran, James
S^arp, Peter Boquet, Thomas Eveleigh, %vfe,h 'Mar
q»% Jofrob Stephens, Thomas Warren, %h n PerrF
James Miller, and Morton Wilkinfcn, were femmonert
and returned to save as jurors at , ne paid Court, made
default, and w^e noted for non appearance.
This is to give notice, that the, will b^ fined in the
t .^ P^ds Proclamation monev of America,
each, uuW# they fhdl mace good and Efficient excuses
upon thOT ^-appearance, on or before the
12th day of January next.
Wm. MASON, C. C. P.
Common Pleas Office, 0&. 14, 1„ 3
Just PUBLISHED,
And to be Sold, (Price Three SbiFings,)
At the PRINTING-OFFICE,
tv% ico, Meeting-freet,
Considerations on the Society or Or °r
of CINCINNATI;
Lately imitated by the Major Generals, Briga
diers, and other officers of the American amy ;
pruyi g that it creates a race of hereditary na:
trimans, or nobility; and interfperied with
remaps on its consequences to the freedom and.
Lappcf he Republic.
Addre^d to the People of South-Carolina,
and their Representatives,
BY C A S S I U S.'
For cape Francois
Will Sail the 25th instant,
The Brig L D T _ NN,
NT °T ^ " Trvey and WateQ
1 j mitrh For Freight or Pafr.
WL'T ^ °^ °n Board, or ^
S-V^Cn r A S ct PiMENTEL's, No.
3% on he Bay, who have for Sale a quan
tity ot Standing, 1 and 2 inch B^dii
T'wTr, r F RVEY & JOHN ALLEN
-LWRS, acquaint their friends nW
pbhe m general that they have entered i n V,
L P a t, r m^ in the Fadorage and CemnffTu
Bufincs, and have purchded BurnT s eld wh
whereof ^ ekcellent Lores fit fr the recep^
?,.", "If, , tobacco; and will be g-e^v o
b^ged to all those who wid empky them'in ,
cf tne:t produce: due attention will be ^id
give I^tufaciion.
WANTE D,
te^ATELT, for a Gertfo
4. intending to fend the winter in thia
^v genteeel fur-rihed lodgings— one of
wo had rooms, a par- lour, rooms for
uvemry a ft b> and coacb-hcufe.
? u %°r' "H^ or df Dr. Rea%
bay continued.
To be Sold at the Printing-Office, ,
DLA NK Bondb and Judgments, War-
P rents Writs, Bills of bale; Subpoena
lic^ts, executions agamrt the Body on
iroce, dtp agaiaft the Goods, Surn
'" °' L °^'^ ^
'if'™""" -—'-^ ..^Q.t
ft following flrays have been produced be-
A l ur e mv to oc advenifed, viz. A
hofle, p^ces a : d trots, with a blaze in his face,' lA ^%
hint! feet whue, 13 hands high and 8 ye^s old br^ 1
eu on r^e near Ihoolder and buttock HM *
A boet trotting b.rft, , , ear , o)d
hi ,% ms otthind foot white. •
IhouDe; SF. _ ✓■! ^=
A ^p/e grey h or se, 3 years old, i% Q,
paces arm tre, branded v n the mount,,' fo 1
arid ot me ~.ff IhoulJer /A. b mooter 1
A fiabrnen trotting mare, 6 years old, CTr
bands high, branded AB ’ rl4
A H.. c k trot^ng mate with a st ar in her ,
OJ, uft, u: docked and no vifi ,| € fr 2
xmo.^ c, biu ft,ays must apply and prove t^ir
poyetty before F
PHILIP PEARSON
Bunker Hill, Sept. 3 , i 7 g 3 .
—— 4
T^KEi T up oy Daniel Boman, near the I"
di^n Field Svamp, a yellow ba? m^re
hands and a half high, fw&cked, abcufs y'fo
old, branded on the near thigh M. AID , bright
b^y harfe, 13 hands and a' half high, &? y%' rs
eld, branded on the near ihoulder and tlri-TD+S
Any person having loft s uc h creatures
tuem by proving bi s property befo c me near the
Four Holes Bridge.
ELISHA HALL ~ p
Sept. 27, 1783.
CIAME to my Plantation about a a& o a
4 Negro man named SAM, fay 3 he ^joVc l
to Rzchird Wood, who came from Virginia ^
Georgia, acout three years ago, and his maft*r
li as xFi-d by feme Inaians, and was
the Salketcher, there Mjor Deveaux took hisatid
kept till he went away. The owner may
have him by proving by property a „d apHyioL
to me near Pocotaiigo in Prince William Parifti.
b WILLIAM HARDEN.
Sept. ]i, 1783.
Who requests all those indebted to He late Cap:
7ohn Weekly, to call and ettie the'r
and thole that have any demands acain^ the Lid
estate to make them known to
THOMAS HAMILTON,? ,
WILLIM HARDEN, £ Exec -
IN possession of Andrew Cunningham, Efa- a
Negro fellow name.! JACK, he it Lorr and
wed made, lame in one foot and much fitted with
the fm^ll pox, he fays he belonged to M?./Cantey,
of Santee, and that he is absent from tais S at/
The owner is desired to prove his or her propers
ty before
JOHN LCGAN, J. P.
Round O, Nov, 4,178 ft