The Gazette of the state of South-Carolina — Charles-town [S.C.], 1784-04-29 00:00:00, page 4

For EDENTON,
A-RTH CAROLINA, to Sail in a few days,
'| HE Brig ALLIANCE, John Collins, Mal-
I ter, now lying at Prioleau's wharf, and will
be ready to take in to morrow. For Freight or Paf
^f apply to the Commander on Board, or to
Daniel Bourdeaux.
Smiths, Defauffure &; Darrell,
HAVE Removed their COUNTING
HOUSE to No, 83, Tradd-lbeet, and
have for Sale, high proof Jamaica Rum in pun
cheons and small cafa, the latter fit for immedi
ate use, very bell Jamaica Sugar in hhds. and
barrels, a large quantity of Cordage, Holland
Sail Duck, Seine and Sewing Twine, a Case of
Saddlery, and vepperas in hogsheads.
Also a London made Riding Chair, and two
Chairs with Harness compleat.
For Sale, or Freight
To any Port within the STREIGHTS,
THE Ship QUEEN CHARLO ITE, Charles
A Hendtrfon, Matter, French built, fheahed
With Copper, about 250 tons burthen, and a re
markable faft Sailor. For terms apply to
Smiths, Defiuffure, & Darrell.
NOTIC E.
ABSENTED from the Subscriber, on Thurs
day evening the 18th inst. a Negro Woman
named MAIL YAN N, also her daughter named
LU^Y, about 14. years of age, well grown— both
had on when they went awav, a blue cloth jacket
and petticoat; were formerly the property of Mrs.
De Labewe, and are well known in this city. A
Reward of live Dollars will be given for each, to
any perlon who will apprehend the Lid Negroes,
and deliver them to the W arden of the Sugar-house.
All perlons aie hereby forbid harbouring or car
rying the laid Negroes out of the State, as they
may .depend on having the law put in force. A
genteel reward will be given to any person who will
give information where they are harboured, on
concision of the e ffender,
A E. Van Braam Houckgeeft.
Chat leflon, April 15, 1784.
For Private Sale,
For CASH, or Two Years CREDIT,
IQ'E> EN valuable NEGROES, one of whom
O is a very handy Waiting Boy, Sold for no
fault.
Cudworth &; Waller.
For S A L E,
A CONSIDERABLE quantity of SOAL
LEATHER. Enquire of Kennedy and
Huggins, on Beresford's old wharf.
AprA, 20, 1784.
Six prime NEGRO MEN to be
Sold by
Smiths, Defauffure, & Darrell.
WANTS EMPLOY,
A Person capable of teaching Reading, Writ
ing, Arithmetic; the Languages, and se
veral branches of Philofophy,—or ading as a Clerk,
or managing a Store, being acquainted with Bufi
refs: his character can be well ascertained. Who
ever may want luch a person, may be supplied, by
directing a line to A. B. C. to be left at the
Printing Office.
WANTS EMPLOY,
A Person capable of taking care of a Stoie>
keeping Accounts, and tranfa&ing Business,
for either Inhabitant, or other foreign Merchant or
Trader. Enquire of the Printer.
To L E T,
On Moderate Terms,
THREE STORES, situated in St. Michael's-
Alley, and fronting Meeting-street, with a
commodious yard; the whole forms a range of 80
feet—The Store that fronts the fireet is well adapt
ed for the Dry Good Business. For terms apply
it No. 3, St. Michael's-Alley.
He has also for SALE,
The materials intirely compleat, lately imported
by particular direction, for a vessel of 160 tons
burthen, viz. 3000 weight of sheathing copper,
and nails answerable, 2 pair copper rudder bands
with nails, a pair of rudder irons, 1 cable of 120
fathom, iij -inches, 1 dittoioffi ditto, hawser 1 6
ditto, main and fare shrouds, main stay and collar,
fore and back flays, topmall flays, mizen and fore
topmaft shrouds, a pair of main tacks, main and
fore sheets, main and foretopfaii Sheets, buov ropes,
runners several coils of laniards, ditto running rig
©W 9, 12 and 15 thread ratline, spun yarn
and bolt ropes aborted, hammerline, Loufeline and
marline, deep sea, hand and log lines, fail twine,
tarpawling and matts for putting about the cables,
sheathing paper,—And a lufficient quantity of fail
duck, from No. 1, to 8.
At Cudworth & Wallet's
AUCTION ROOM,
On WEDNESDAY the sth of May,
Will be SOL D, at 11 o'clock,
The fallowing Lands, &c. belonging to the Estate
of Mr. Wil iam Garner, deceased, viz.
A Valuable LOI of LAND, on the
East fide cf Meeting -street, No. 38, at pre
sent occupied by Mrs. Rivers, containing in front
52 feet, and in depth 133 feet; on the premises is
a very good Duelling House, Kitchen, and every
other necessary out bu Iding.—Conditions of Sale,
one third of the money to be paid in January, 178 g,
one third in January, 1786, and the remainder in
January, 1787, on bond with good security, and
paying interest annually.
A Tra& of 1000 acres of Land, on the Waters
of Coofawhatchie, in Grenville County, bounding
Southeast on land laid out to Mr. liaac M'Fherfon,
and all other sides vacant.
A Trad of 1600 acres, on the Waters of Coo
fawhatchie, in Grenville County, bounding N. W.
on land laid out to Mr. John Hunt, all other tides
vacant.
A Trad of 200 acres, on the Waters of Coo
fawhatchie, Grenville County, bounding S. W. on
land laid out to Mr. Isaac M'Pherfon, all other
sides vacant.
A Trad of z;o acres, on the Waters of Coo
fawhatchie, Grenville County, bounding to the East
on the above land, to the North and Weft, on land
laid out to Mr. Isaac M'Pherfon, all other sides
vacant.
A Trad of 350 acres, on the Waters of Coo
fawhatchie, Grenville County, bounding on all
sides on vacant land.
A Trad of 500 acres, known by the name of
the Great Cypress, on the Waters of Coofawhatchie,
Grenville County, bounded on all sides by vacant
lands.
A Trad of 900 acres, on the Waters of Alhepoo.
The foregoing Trads of Land, as they all join
each other, are very valuable, and form a body of
some of the best Lands in this Country.—Conditi
ons of Sale are, two, three, and four years credit,
on bond with approved security, and iotereft from
the day of Sale. For further particulars apply at
cur Audion Room, Broad-street, No. 92, where
the Plats and Grants are lodged for infpedion.
Melcher Garner, Execut.
NOTIC E.
ALL Purchasers of Forfeited Property (where
Titles have not already been made) are de
sired to apply for their Titles, and give the necessary
security, on or before the 26th of May next; other
wise such property will again be Sold at public Sale,
and the former Purchasers made liable for all ex
pences, and deficiences (if any Ihould be) pursuant
to an Ordinance passed the 26th ultimo.
JAMES O'HEAR, C. C. F. E,
Cbarlefion, fapril 1, 1784.
HAVANNA Su.
gars, white and
brown, in cases
Russia and Holland fail
duck
Ravens duck
Flemish linens
Ticklenburg ditto
Check ditto
Durants
Iron and brass wire
Several calles of Boflem
knives
Bohea Tea in chests &
quarter chests
DANIEL BOURDEAUX,
Has to dispose of by WHOLESALE, at his
Store No. as, Tradd-ftreet,
Janafon, congo, and
hyfon teas in chests
and quarter chests
German steel
Tin
A few pieces of scarlet
broad cloths
Red and black sealing
wax
Dutch quills
Rhenish wine in chests
of doz. each
Superfine flour, and
A few bundles of Sar
saparilla.
Noti c e.
ALL Persons having any demands against the
estate of Mr. Is aac Da Costa, late of this
°,, cceafed ' are ''""' to make them known;
and such as are indebted to the said estate, are
earnestly requeued to fettle the fame.
Sarah Da Colta, Adminxj
Joseph Da Costa, ),, .
Samuel Da Costa. ) Adminrs.
Cbar'eflon. April 20, 1784.
N. B. That Convenient Store, Cellar, &cj
No. 27^, Bay, to be Let. Enquire as above.
NOTIC E.
THE Subscriber requests those indebted to the
estate of Mr. Rober Farquhar, deceased, by
bond, note, or book debt, to provide such pay
ment as the law directs ; and those to whom the
estate is indebted, are desired to bring in their ac
counts properly atufted, to
' Alexander Chifolm.
VI ho has for Sale, a few bulhels warranted Sea
Shore Indigo Seed.
Charlefon, April 22, 1714
noti c e.
ALL persons, without diflindtion, that are any^
way indebted to the estate cf Cato Afhe,
deceased, or to Samuel Affie, either by bond, note
or book debt, are desired to call on or before theist
of June next, on Mr. John Mouatt, No. 100,
King llreet in whose hands the books, and papers
will be left to be fettled; those who do not avail
themselves of this Notice, mult expe& to fettle
with an Attorney at Law.
Samuel Afhe.
Cbarlefton, April 16, 1784.
N oti c e.
THE Subscriber begs leave to inform the Pub
lic, that the indisposition of her Husband
has obliged him to leave the City—That Ihe still
continues to carry on the BLACK SMITHS Busi
ness, at the Shop, on Russell & Jenkins's Wharf,
(late Greenwood's,) with the greatest Dilpatch and
Punduality.'
Sarah Bricken.
N. B. Good Encouragement will be given to
a Journeyman.
WANTED a PARTNER,
In one of the left Traßt of Land in this State;
Ir contains between 8 and 900 acres, 450 of which
is good swamp; the high laud entirely oak and
hickory, the fw rt mp abounding with large white oak
and cypress ; within less than a mile of a good landing.
The Conditions are five years Credit, and giving
good security. The management in the country to ba
entirely invested in the Purchaser's hands, either him
felf, or some cne employed by him, to attend the wood
cutting, &c. and the present possessor the business in
town. Whoever this may suit, may apply the to Printer.
To be SOL D,
EXCELLENT Rose Butter, by th° keg or
pound, freih Double Glocefter Cheese, north
ward and Carolina Hams, Gammons and Flitches,
Flour by the barrel or pound, Florence Oil, Al
- Ginger, Mustard, old Jamaica Rum, old
Weft India ditto, northward ditto, belt Mufeovado
Sugar, common ditto, Chocolate, Coffee, Tea, &c.
with a number of other articles in the Provision way,
all which are Retailed at the most reafo^ble terms.
No. 67, Queen Street, where there is Lodgings
to accommodate the Country People.
N. B. Country produce of any kind will be
taken in payment for any of the above articles.
WANTE D,
A HOUSE with 6 or 8 Rooms, and good out
conveniences, in a part of the town suitable
for trade. Apply at the Printing Office.
To be SOLD,
At No. 91, Broad-flreet.
OLD Jamaica Rum in hhds. and barrels, Old
French Brandy by the pipe or less quantity;
Sugars by the hhd. and barrel; Codfifh by the
cwt. or bhd. a few excellent Cheeses; Madeira
Wine by the doz. or three gallons; Chocolate by
the box. A few barrels of Flour, just arrived
from the Northward.