The Gazette of the state of South-Carolina — Charles-town [S.C.], 1784-07-08 00:00:00, page 4

NOTICE.
THE unfinifhed sale of the estate of Doflor
Matthew Kennedy, deceased, will begin the
20th day of July "next, which consists of valuable
House NEGROES, Riding Horses, Cattle, Sheep,
Household Furniture, a great collection of Medi
cal and other Books, Shop Furniture, Instruments,
and a great many empty Phials, which will be
put up in Lots. Credit will be given to the Ift
of March next, with approved Security.
All perlons having demands against laid estate,
are desired to render them in by that day ; and
those indebted are once more requested to make
payment before the day of sale, as no indulgence
can be given after.
ANN KENNEDY, Executrix.
June 26, 1784.
Just P,U BLI S I-I ED,
And to be SOLD at No. 24J, on the Bay, or at
the Printing-ofree.
The TRAVELS of F ANC Y,
Being a Political, Historical, and Moral
Account of her Adventures during the late
War. To which is added,
A POETICAL RHAPSODY,
Addressed to her by one of her Lovers.
FOR SALE,
On THURSDAY the 15th of JULYfefore the
Exchange,
A TWO Story HOUSE in Meeting-street
near the corner of Tradd-ftreet, between
No. 28 and 29, the house is remarkably cool and
airy, which makes it an agreeable retreat for a
country family to retire to in the fall; it contains
4 large rooms, a large garret, and an entry of 4
feet wide; large kitchen with 4 rooms, which be
ing near the front may answer as another tenement,
with a brick well in the yard.-Woffeflion may be
had in August, but the property not to be altered
until the terms of sale are complied with, whicli
are, one eighth part of the purchase to be paid in
one month after the sale, another eighth the firlt
of October next, one fourth the firft of January,
1785, and the balance to be paid the firft of
January, 1786, with interest and fufficient ap
proved security.— 20 tame milch cows. Indigo or
rice will be received for the laid payment. Such
as incline to treat before the day of sale may apply
to the fubferiber at the house.
John Milner.
ALSO a House WENCH, for whom three re
commendations in writing can be produced for her
lionefty, industry and sobriety; a good washer and
plain cook ; she is also very fond and careful of
children. Terms of sale are, half to be paid irt
one month, and the other half in fix months after
the sale. Apply^s above.
Immediately Wanted,
On CHARTER for LONDON,
A VESSEL of about 180 tons burthen, to
load at Georgetown, in this State. Enquire
at No. 6, Tradd-ftreet, June 23, 1784.
De la Cantrie & Selles,
Nd. 95, Broad-street, .
HAYE FOR SALE,
SUGARS in^hhds. and tierces, Coffee, Tasia,
Burgundy & Champaigne Wine in Hampers.
ALL persons indebted to the estate of Alexan
der Rioch, late of Georgetown, merchant,
by bond or note, (either in his own name, or by
alignment) or in any other way, are desired to
fettle with the fubferiber According to law: those
also to whom said estate is indebted, to bring in
their demands properly attested; there being a
necessity for finally fettling the affairs of the °dc
teafed as soon as possible, conformable to his with
And it is eatneftly requeued of such as may be
possessed of property belonging to said estate, to
deliver up or make known the lame without delay
to ALEXANDER ROSE,
Adminifrator, with the Brill annexed.
- No. 504 Church-street.
Charleston, June, 12, 1784.
LANDS for S ALE.
THAT valuable trail called Rice Hope, on
Santee-River, three miles below Lynch's Cause
way, containing about 1400 acres of high land, and
near 500 of the heheft Tide Swamp, a considerable
part of which is cleared, and the whole under bank;
On the premises are a fall convenient dwelling house
aoa oufhoufes, a good barn and pounding machine.
A navigable creek runs within a few yards of the barn
door; both the price and terms of payment will be
made cafy to the purchaser. For particulars abfrE in
Charleston to ROBERT NORRIS & Co.'
To be Sold at the Printing-Office
A Circular Letter, addreiTed to the State Socie
ties of the CINCINNATI, by the General
Meeting, convened at Philadelphia, May 3, 178%
together with the INSTITUTION, as altered
and amended.
A few copies of an American Edition of Dr.
Blair's celebrated Le&ures, may be had at
No 92 one-half, Broad-Greet, at Five Dollars.-=
The London copy fells at New York for Ten,
Stevens, Ramsay, & Co.
A GENEROU S Trice for Pink-root, final!
yA and Seneka Snake-rodt^, will be given at
Ho. 92,, Broad-street, by
STEVENS, RAMSAY & Co,
To be SOL D,
At No. 91, Broad-Street,
Excellent PORK in Barrels.
. TRAIN OIL in do.
Lands for Sale.
1450 Acres belonging to the Estate of
_MI. Alexander Rer, deceased, and lying on
liland Creek and the branches of Afhepoo River,
in St. Bartholomew's Parish, about 4 miles from
Mr. Benjamin Fuller's Hdrfe-fhoe Plantation, and
6 Irom Edifto Saw-mills.
Ihefe lands may be had on a credit suitable to
the purchasers inclination. Plans of them may be
seen, and particulars refpe&ing them krfown by
applying to
Robert Norris.
LOS
LAST Saturday, a black Pocket Boot, contain
ing an Indent of Eighty-four Pounds Sterling,
with a Certificate for Land, in the narn, of De Lef
ptne. W hoever has found and will return the
fame, ffiall receive a reward of One Dollar, as it
will be of no fcrvice to them, being alreadfoftop
ped in the Treasurer's Office.—Aifo stolen from
the fubferiber, two black Mares, one of which is
if hands high, branded on the iriounting shoulder
I A and CA, with a short docked tail; the other
has a star in her forehead, branded N, her left
hind foot white, with saddle foots, aboui 13J hands
high. Allo a black Horse of the fame size, brand
ed on the mounting buttock W, the right fore foot
and the two hind feet white, has a small star on
" is f° re head, some faadle spots, and pot bellied.
~ Aho a sorrel Horse, branded on the mounting
shoulder ID, with a star in.his forehead. Who
ever will produce the above horses, frall have a
reward of Two Dollors each, and on apprehending
the thief, so that he may be brought to justice, Two
Guineas for each.
Joseph De Lefpihe.
June 21, 1784.
-—: ; :
NOTICE
IS hereby given to the Inhabitants of the Parish
of St. George, that the Assessors and Collec
tors of the Public Tax, will attend at Dorchester,
on Monday the 19th July, and on Wednesday the
2d August, 1784, for the purpose of receiving the
returns of their Lands, Slaves and other taxable
property.—All persons who neglect to make re
turns within that time will be doubly taxed agree
able to Law. fond 28, 1784.
NOTI C E.
ALL persons to whom the estate of Daniel
Roulain, is any way indebted, are desired
to call and receive payment, and those who are
indebted to said estate, are desired to fettle imme
diately, as no further notice will be given.
June 30, 1784.
Penelope Roulain.
NOTIC E.
IN Purfuancc of an Administration on the estate
of James Roberfor, late deceased, I have, and
do hereby request all persons indebted to the said
estate, to make immediate payment to me ; and all
persons having demands against the said estate, to
bring in their accounts by the 29th of July next
properly attested to
GADI GIBSON, Adtaniftratbr.
June 9, 1784.
N O T IC~E
A LLperfons to whom the e/ate of Andrew Brough
ton, fen. deceased, is didebtsd, are once more
requeued to fend in a state of their refpeflive demands;
fe 70 pfly attefted,,by the 20th of July, otherwise they
will be excluded from payment.
June wth, JOHN FABIAN, A% Ex,
' For S A L E,
I three story wooden
A r ''^' '°° 79, Tradd-ftreet; its fitu
atlon{°AJe Dry Good BufinFfs or Liquor Trade,
C ' n the city. It is now occupied
by nicriis. Rooert Ewing and Co. A credit from
one to keen years will be given, paying mtereft
and giving approved fecurhy. For particulars
apply to JOHN POSTELL, Son of John.
No , 81, Traddflrtet.
H OUSE for SALE +
TH AT. very Commodious House and Lot
No. 1% Meeting-ftreef: it has a foffirient
quantity of rooms, closets, &cl for the accomoda
tion or a genteel family, belles the eligible situa
tion for buiinefs, .which is inferior so none in this
city; the yard is fufficicntly large to admit of every
necessary o ^t building, such ^hair-houfe, Babied,
,&c. &c. The terms of payment will be made
easy. to the purchaser. For particulars apply &~ the
premises to Mr. John Poftell, or at No.TT TraM
Street, to POSTELL'& GUIGNARDI
For PRIVATE SALE;'
On Long Credit,
THE vacant LOTS opposite to the house 0
the Subferiber, No. 80, Broad-street. For
terms apply to
DAVID RAMSAY.
< . Charleston, June 21, 1784.
4 ' POST-OFFI CE.
I Do hereby give notice to the keeper or keep
ers of Ferries throughout this State, that I will
not be accountable for the ferriage of any Poft.~
rider or Express, from and after the sth day of
July next ensuing. ,
THOMAS HALL, P. M.
To be Sold at the Printing-Office,
.CCHOOLMAS lERS Affi^ants, Fables of
~ Croxall; with cuts, Art of Speaking, Latin
Grammars, Buchanan's Syntax, or Englilh Gram
mar, French Fables by Chambeau, Cullen's prac
tice of l liync, Physical Pamphlets, New Method of
Inoculating, Receipt Books with blotting paper.
Quills.
Notice is hereby given,
TO all persons indebted to the fubferibers,
tliat tlreir Bonds, Notes and Accounts will
be placed in the hands of an Attorney for speedy
recovery, tnlefs difeharged by the 20th instant.
HARRIS & BLACHFORD.
June sth, 1 /84°No. 30, Church-Street
— 4 L ;_ J_J
STRAY S.
A Bright bay Mare, trots, cantors; and faces;
about 14 hands high, branded something like
S V.—Also a bright bay Horse, about I'2 hands 'high,
paces trots, and canters, branded D. S.—A black and
white cow, branded IM, a cross on the right ea%, and
two fits which makes 3 figures. B7idever owns the said
ftrays.muft apply to JOHN SAUNDERS.
• Cain-hight, June 15, 1784.
NOTICE
IS hereby given to all Masters of Vessels, to
make returns of their Crews and Paffen^ers at
the Harbour-Mader's Office, No. 3, Broad^ftreet
where they will receive directions, the rules and
regulations of tins Harbour: by attending to them,
they may avoid many errors they otherwrfe fall
into.
ROBERT COCHRAN,
Harbou r-Master.
N O TUCE
TH ' Subfciiber navmg auminiicered on the
estate of Capt. Joseph Hutchins, deceased,
hereby requells all persons who have demands a
g4inft the lame, to render in their accounts pro
perly attested, to Mr. Joshua Ward, Attorney at
Law, in whole hands the affairs of the efface are
placed, and those who are indebted to said estate,
by bond, note or book debt, are desired without
delay to fettle the fame according to law, as the
necessity for an adjustment of the affairs of the
deceased has obliged him to put the pavers into the
hands of an Attorney.
WILLIAM PINDER.
Administrator to the eftatej Cafet. Jos. Hutchins.
Cnarlflon, June 10.
ST RAYED
ABOUT two months, a white Cow, with
several brown spots about the neck, marked
W. W. Whoever will deliver her at No. 100
Meeting-11l eatj will receive a suitable reward.'