The Gazette of the state of South-Carolina — Charles-town [S.C.], 1784-07-29 00:00:00, page 4

H AY M S ALOMA N,
Broker to the Office of Finance,
HAVING procured a licence for excercifing the
employment of an Auctioneer, in the city of
New-k ork, has now opened for the reception of
everv species of merchandize, his house, No. 22,
W all-street, lately - occupied by .Mr, Anthony
Bleeker, (one of the belt stands in the city); and
every branch of• bufinds, which in the smallest
degree, " appertains 'to' the profeffions of FaUor,
Auctioneer and^Broker, will be tranfafted in it,
with that fidelity, dLpatch and punctuality, which
has hitherto charaderded his dealings.
3 le h use. in point of convenience and fituati&n,
is exc # erimgly well calcu at, d for toe different kinds
ct bufioefs abov^mentioned; and he thinks it
a'mof't un^ ceffary to assure those who mty favour
it with their orders, that the drived attention shall
be paid to them, and the utmost rare and solicitude
employed to promote their inter fts.
I he nature of his business enables him to make
remittances to any p; rt of the*World, with peculiar
facility; end tashehopes wilh perate considerably
in his favour, with those wh- Ive ata distance
A defire'of being niore exterdiveb ufriul, and of
giving univeifal feGtaftion' to the public, arc among
his Principal 'm tiv'es for opening this.houfe, and
4hall be the great leading pri t Ie of its t animations.
t> # v being Broker to the office 'of Finance, and
hm ured with is confidence all those sums have
paludthrough his hands, which the generosity of
the French Monarch and the affection of the mer
ch? ts of the United Provinces, pr mpt.d them to
fuirifbus wih, to enable us to fuppoit the expence
0 the war. and which have so much contributed to
is f ccchfal and h<p r y t tmin>tion. This is a
cucundt nee whuh has ALbidlr d his credit and
r^otadon, m a pKiued him the confidence of the
^.pr—p c.^fitec which it fhdl be his finely and
ambition to merirand meterfe, by facred+y perform
ing a' b's engagements.
h- buhr & G vili be eon'u&ed up n the moss
lib. ra l 9 [)d Qenfyp .hr underihe arm of Ha,m
Suleman and Jacob Mordtcai.
Philadelphia, May 7, 1784.
^OTICf.
^'.HE li^arian of toe CMrlefon Library
{ burxA, having had information of a number
of volumes, being difyeded about this city, and
diff rent part, of the country, belonging to the
Iccicty : it is 'requeued, that all perlons polfeffed
of any of the fame, will immediately transmit
them to the subscriber, at the Library room, the
north-case corner of the Exchange.
By order of the Society,
JOHN M'CALL, Jun. Sec'rv.
N. B. The Books are marked on the outside
of tim cover, next to the title page, “ Charleston
Library Society, and on the back, underneath the
title, with theimtUl letters C. T. L. S. and some
of trem a e marked on the cover, next to the title
page, j. Mackenzie, Esq.
JOHN M'CALL, Jun.
NOTARY PUBLIC,
AND
INSURANCE BROKER,
Has removed his Office to the North-east corner
Room of the Exchange.
Rjbt.Cochran &Lewis Lestarjette,
Under the FIRM of
LEWIS LESTARJETTE & Co.
Fla: e removed their ffore to No. 25, Bay, where
they have for sale,
OLD high proof Jamaica spirits and^fefrfy§
rum, by the hogshead, quarter est., or threb
gallons; Madeira, Vidonia, Sherry and Port wines
by the quarter calk or dozen; excellent claret by
the case or dozen; old Coniac brandy, Holland
gin, in cases and jugs; white wine vinegar; hyfon,
fouchong and bohea teas, chocolate, single and
double relined sugar; Havannah and Mufeovado
do. black pepper, allspice, cloves, mace, cinna
mon and nutmegs; almonds, raisins and currants;
allum, cheese, tallow, mustard, fuperfine flour,
bifeuit in kegs; glass and crockery ware, salt, &c.
Likewifa Dry goods and flops.
Orders from their country friends, will be faith
fully and punctually attended to, and produce at
the market price, taken in payment.
N. B. A consignment of London particular
Madeira wine, to be difpofcd of by the pipe, half
pipe, or quarter cask; and a rich and elegant
assortment of apartment glades.—Neat prints and
coa< h glares of all dimensions.
lorBRI3 r & L,
H E Brigantine ALERT, Thomas
'- Walker, Mater — for Freight or Fafre
apply to laid Master, or to
Filher, Hughes & Edwards.
No. 6. Tradd-ftreet.
ror Private Sale,
A Young healthy Negro Wench,
"" a good plain cook, washer and ironer, and
otherw fe handy about house. Any person inclining
to purchase her, may have her on tr ; al.
JCSEITI PALMER.
TOBE S O L D,
A Valuable -TRACT of LAND, containing
920 acres, situate in Berkley County, St.
Matthew's Parish, originally 'granted to Mordecai
M'Farlirig, bounded by Moses Thompson, Mrs.
Spriggs, and William Lee; and*on ere fide bv
vacant land. Any person disposed to putc'hde said
tra& of land, may know the conditions of dale by
applying to Oliver Lewis, Esq; Attorney at Law,
in Savannah, Georgia, or to the Printer.
For Public Sale,
On TUESDA Y the 17th Day of August next, by
Messrs. Samuel Prioleau and Co. at their Vendue-
Store, near the Exchange,
THAT valuable PLANTATION,
part of the estate or Ben. Cat tell, Esq;
deceased, known by the tame of Stanyarne's, con
taining about 400 acres of excellent land, situ
ated on the South fide of Afldey River, adjoining
Drayton Hall, and the plantation o f Thomas Hoop
er, Esq; add is capable of being made a very elegant
country feat, and mod profitable farm
Alfo —A valuable ISLAND called Deer Iftand,
situated in the way of the tide in Affiepoo River,
containing about i§o acres of land
Alfo — A trad of land on the North fide cf Horse
Savannah, adjoining land^ of Arthur Middleton,
the estate of William Wragg, Ralph Izard, and
Robert Ladfon, L&nires.
Alfe — A PLANTATION on the South fide of
Horse Savannah, adjoining lands of Isaac M'Pher
fon, Hen r y Nichols, and Robert Miles, Enquires.
Both these lafl mentioned Plantations are remarka
bly fine rice land, and from their vicinity to Charles
ton exceedingly valuable. he above lands will
be fold on an extensive-credit, and he particulars
of the conditions, number of ic,es, and proportion
of swamp, will be made known on the day of sale.
Roger Parker Saunders,^
John Godfrey, } Exors.
Thomas Pinckney, J
NOT I C E
A LL persons indebted to the reflate of Jacob
! I Motte, Esq; late Public Treasurer, are ear
neflly requeued to make such fetdemeut as the law
directs, with THOMA PINCKNEY,
Attorney for the Executor.
Charlefion, jane 30, 1784. No. 94, King-street.
70 II E creditors of the estate of Maj rr Adam
M'Dona'ld, deceased, are requested to fend
in a Rate of their demands; and all uho rre indebt
ed 10 make the fcttlemcnt required hy law, with
Ezekiel Maham, St. Stephen's Parijh,)
or > Exors
Thomas Pinckney, No. 94, King-street.)
N O TTc E.
ft LL persons indebted to the estate of Miles
; = Brewton, Esq; deceased, have this final
notice given them, that unless they speedily make
the settlement which the executors are by the late
A& of Assembly authorized to require, the sub
scriber has received positive injunctions from them
to infill on a compliance wih the terms of the law.
Thomas Pinckney,
Attorney for the Executors.
Charlefion, June 30, 1784. No. 94, K- Street.
For Sale on easy Terms,
AP L ANTATION on Little River Island,
opposite St. Stephen's Parish, has hitherto
been as profitable for indigo as any place on Santee,
—lands fufficient to employ 70 or bo hands to great
advantage,
A Plantation opposite the above, toy acres of
which is cleared and was cultivated to great ad
vantage.
Another Plantation North fide of Santee, known
by the name of Richmond, with a fufficiency of
good land for three or four fetdements, and which
will be divided.
A Plantation in St. Stephen's Parish, adjoining
Col. Maham, and John Pamor, Esq; with this
place 3, prime Negroes may be had—theyare mostly
workers. An extensive credit will be given for one
half the purchase money, the other half payable in
January, 78;, and 1786.
A commodious well built Brick House on the
Bay, No. 9, one half the purchase money to be
paid the present crop, poffeftion given the firft of
April next, or footer, if the conditions can be
complied with.
Two or three Rice Plantations to be leafed for
five or fix years, on easy rent. For terms apply to
Theodore Gaillard.
Who requests all persons who may have any de
ma; ds against him, of any kind whatsoever, that
they will leave a date of their demands at his house,
that he may take measures for fettling them accord
ing to law: he also requests those who may have
demands against the estates of Peter and Iheodore
Gourdin, deceased, to deliver them in, as the estate
will soon be delivered into the hands of one of the
heirs.
To he Sold at Private Sale,
A PLAN LATION in Sr. Stephen's
E X Parish, situate near Gantry's Ferry, containing
Six hundred and twenty five ac;es, high river fwimp,
equal 10 any tra& in the Gmd parish ; it has a mile
front on Santee river, wih the convehiency of a
lake tin the part roost remote from the river, which
adds greatly to its value ; 300 acres is cleared and
under foch banks, that few frefhes covers the cleared
land, and under good fence. There are two fettle
merits on it, with accommodations for one hundred
working negroes, with two overseer's houses, one
large barn, and four good corn houses, with fix fees
of indigo vats, and a horse machine for pumping,
the whole in compteat order. Poss, ffion wiil be
given the frit of January next. The premises view
ed, and the terms known, by applying to
t'oetf. Peter Sinkler.
A LL Persons indebted to Captain Joseph Tow
/ , rer, late of Winjaw, deceased, are desired
to make immediate payment; and those having
demands against said deceased, to make them known
by the zeth of August next, to
LYDIA TOWNER, ) Afoifratrix.
SAMUEL DWIGHi < ) Admitylrator.
Georgetown, July 8, 1784.
NOTITEL
"Shoo lbred*,
l °lLondon, and ot the /idmmiftratOLoL^
' a * e Alr.\v ILLIAM Smith, of this city, confider
it their inddpenhble duty, in this public manner
to call upon all persons indebted to that concern,
to difeharge or otherwise fettle their refpe&ive
balances.—lhe veiy great indulgence which has
already been given, makes a compliance with this
request, befoie tlie firft clay of September next,
absolutely necessary. After that time, such who
have not made a settlement agreeable to law, may
certainly depend that their accounts will be placed
in the hands of those will compel an attention to
this just request.—Meantime, the Attornies hope,
from the integrity, of the debtors, that they will be
laved the mortification of adopting measures eq al
ly disagreeable to their constituents and themselves,
and that by the time above fpecified, every person
on whom this advertisement calls, will have com
plied with its purport.
Charlefion, No. 10, Broad-flreet.
?jy ^ 4 °
In Common pleas,
Patrick Colhoun, )
George Long, and ( Case ° a Attachment.
Andrew Randley. )
WHEREAS the plaintiffin this action did on
the 2e,ih day of Oft. Lit file his de a
non in the office of tht clerk of this Honourable Court,
igamfi the defendant who is absent from and without
the limits of this S.ate, and hath neither wife or atto
tn, knoen within the f id State upon whom a copy of
the Gid declaration, with a rule to plead thereto within
a year and a da, might be served. It is therefore Or
dered in purmance of the Act of the General Ass mb!v
in that case made and provided, that the said defendant
do appear and plead to the said declaration on or befoia
the Bth da, of FebtUary, which will be in the year es
our Lord, 178$, otherwise final and 2bfolv.tr judgment
will then be given and awarded aßainft him.
Wm. MASON, C. C. P.
Office of Common Pleas,
Feb. 7, 1784..
In the Common Pleas.
James Scott, 7
vs. > Case on Attachment.
Jacob Suuieral.j
%TWHEREAS the plaintiff in this action, did on the
VV 16 a day of Feb- last, file his declaration iti
the office of the clerk cf this honorable court, agairtt
.he defendant, who is absent from and witho the li-ut
units of this State, and hath neither wife or attorney
known to be within the said State, on whom a copy of
the Aid declaration with a rule to plead thereto within
a year and a day, might be served. It is thonfore or.
dered, in pursuance of the a& of the General Aftemblr
in that cate made and provided, that the said defendant
do appear and plead to the said declaration on or before
the 4th day of April, which will be in tlfe year of
our Lord, 1785, ottrerwife final and absolute judgment
will then be given and awarded agairft him.
Wm. MASON, C. C. P.
Office cf Common Pleas,
April. 3, 1784.
In Common Pleas.
William Murdock, )
vs. r Case on Attachment,
Brown ch Steven ok. )
WHEREAS the Plaintiffin this Action did os
on the gh cf Feb. infant, file hie declaration
in the Office of the Clerk of this Honourable Court,
against the Defendant who is absent from and with
out the limits of this State, and hath neither w A or
A torney known within the said State, upon w^om a
C>py of the said declaration, wi.h a Rule to plead
tr ereunto within a year and a day, might be feiv/d.
It is therefore Ordered, in pursuance of the A'•
Assembly, in that Case made and provided, <hat Aj
said Defendans do appear and phad to thesis De. -
ration, on or before the tenth day of Ftb> v,,cb'
^i!l be in the year of our Lord 1785, o'berwife "' :
judgment wrl be given and awarded a - iuft th m,
W M . MASON, C.C ?
Office oi C mmon Pleas,
Feb 9 1784,