The Gazette of the state of South-Carolina — Charles-town [S.C.], 1784-07-15 00:00:00, page 3

To the PUBL IC.
Editor of the Gazette of the State
A. A South-Carolina informs her Friends
anNuforne r s, jit theyear is now complete, fence fte
begirt to pialijn her Paper, and cordially returns bl 'z
inany 1 in^rfor Liar favours and Encouragement
11 the undertaking. She hopes for the continuance of
t.rfir Kindness, as fh° is refold ^ ts every laudable
eyortto merit Emir Approbation; and the Week after
nextfhe intends-poYfongrwo Papers every Week; one
on Monday, ana another on , Tharfday.
Charleston, July 15, 1784.
On Thursday 29th infant,
WILL BE SOL D,
A great Eargain,
At our Auction-Room,
At Twelve o'Clock,
A Valuable HOUSE and LOT in King-street,
J I row occupied by Dod. Flag, 23^- feet in
front, and 240 feet deep. Hie house is in good
repair, with necessary out-buildings, a new gau e 1
fence, ,md a large gate-way.
333 Acres of Land adjoining Dorchester, a
bou, halt a mile from Bacons Bridge; fame lumber
and coids of wood.m:y be cut therefrom, and
brought to market with but little trouble.
Cudworth & Waller.
'^ 'NT bubAnbers being rest rioted from
<^r mg cz their bulinefs as usual, by a late
cdh° of the tE CcuicU beg leave to inform die
} 'he, that ^fi^ 'he firfl day of August, they will
i^t ct. ehr.' t0<...',01e of all wet and heavy arti
ch* :p ^ heir Erg- back flc:e in Church.fbce\—
/.Ow„A- Ouh AcE o' cindering the Vendue Da
frwfs .'.le a t^UU th considerable inconveni
ence, thev yet fitter themselves it will be found
mere eligible than On the wharf or below the cur
tain line. Cudworth cs Waller.
To be SM at Private Sale,
A Variable LOT of LAND, the corner
L A of Broad-street and Gadfeen's Alley, 34 feet
front, end 9; feet deep, together wi h all the build
i>g3 thereof. The fitua'An of this lot for trade is
io well known, as to render Any further description
entirely u. necHLry..
Cudworth & Waller.
For L 1 :BO
Snow JOAN BAPTLI A, J 9.
A -/T' Fra%cifco an Seva, Commander; will
take on Freight Indigo, Tobacco and bees Wax.—
For terras, apply to
Daniel Dourdeaux.
f\F ^r. exceeding good quality, to be Sold on
C, board the Snow Joan Lptifta, Captain
Joseph Francisco Da'Silva, ‘ from LiiboN
Applyio DANIEL BOURDEAUX.
June 26, 1784;
For S AL E,
FOURTEEN Barrels of Flax Seed—
.lL forty Barrels of best North Carolina Fork—
G.cen thou End Shingles — and 4 few Bags of Shot
of different Sizes. Apply to
Resell, Jenkins, ^ Co.
Vho have on their Wharf, t'VO or three very
commodious STORES and CELLARS to let.
FOR SALE,
A IRACI cf LAND, situated near
1 1 near Rantowle's Bridge, aejoining land of Mr.
Rutledge, containing 537 acres, about 70 of which
is good rice la d, the rest fit for corn, &c. The
dittance of said plantation is about 1; miles from
this City by land or water. An extensive credit
will be given. Apply to zw.
Lowell & Guignerd.
Smiths, Deiauhure, &' Darrel],
give notice,
That they kmc r^ify fy f ,j John, Capt. Ber;a
min Sasage; from London,
A General Assortment of GOODS, pro
-4 1 per for family and Phet^iou Use, which
they will furnish to their 0 d Friends and others on
the Terms of Nu ent that were cuftemary before
the ( ommencement us the l 3 t e W ar .
I hey have on Hand to fell for prefect Pay, Loaf
Soy : ;r Hogfheatfs, nit Beef in Barrels, flour i n
ditto, tone's belt London Porter in Hogfh^ds and
in bottle Hollands Duck, & large P reel of. Cot.
fr and Eon Fols. '
^PUBLIC Notice is hereby given to the
-^ inhabitants of Charleston, that we are appoint
ed Enquirers, Affeffo's^nd Cclle^ors for the Parishes
of St. Philip and St Michael; aud that we arc by
law direfled to go ONC^ to the fevera'ihoufes of
the inhabitancy of the Hid Parishes: We therefore
give Notice, That on MONDAY the 26th infant,
we fliail begin an enquiry, and expert that every
perlon will be provided with a proper return to he
n^de, on cath, of ail their real elates, and parti
tulany in what part of the town or country they
ate situated ; allo of all flares and carriages (wag
gons, carts and d-ays excepted) which they may be
p.GGiud or, interested in, or entitled uheo, in their
own right, or in the right of any other perlon or
perlons whatsoever, lying or being in the said Pa
n^s. PETER BACOT,
JOHN EDWARDS, jun. %
edward trescot,
JOSEPH DILL,
JOHN CALVERT,
JOHN BEALE,
WILLIAM ROPER.
ChdrLfon, South Caro/ina, July 2, 1784.
To the PUBLIC.
I' u ™"y °' magazines, as repositories
A of knowledge, and the happy means of cir
culating among all orders of society, the benefits
Milica accrue irom the cultivation of the human
I"™''. Aas Educed a lociety of gentlemen, to offer
the following proposals for preparing and printing,
'",'" "" Monday of every month, a periodical
publication, under,he title of
The American LYCEUM,
OR
UNIVERSAL MAGAZINE,
O F
Knowledge and Pleasure.
if. 'loat each Magazine fall contain fortypam
in octavo; to be printed on a fine paper, with a good
type, and delivered to thefuhfoibers in thiscity on the
day of publication.
2d. Ij adequate encouragement is given to this
work, the editors purpose to embelhfh it with maps,
biography portraits, and other defriptive cobber-plat;
3d. That the Magazine fall be fnt, 'for ^J ri°-
1' r,, not ? firing in 1 iiiladetptiza, to any convenient
place they may direfl.
4,1. That the price of fulfription be Three
Doll trs per annum; One Dollar and an Half, to be
advanced atthe time of Efrying, and the semain^r
u. the end of fa months.
gth. Any gentleman fabfribing for twelve maga
zines. for himff or neighbour, fall be entitled td
thirteen. .
6th. Good allowance will be made to those who buy
to fell again.
In an undertaking, upon so extensive and so
liberal a plan, the editors, aware of the difficulties
which attend it, cannot but be solicitous for the
assistance of every friend to polite and philosophic
literature. They have therefore opened a reservoir
foi the reception of the gratuitous aids cf men of
genius and Icifiire; whole contributions will be
received with thanks, and attended to with punctu
ality. It may be necessary, however, to premise,
that the editors are determined to preserve their
publications uncontaminated by the feuds and dog
mas of party; though such political difquifitioris
as are inspired by the amor patriae, and tend to the
improvement and happiness of focicty, will ever
be received with distinguished refpeCt
The Intention of the editors being directed im
mediately to the advancement of knowledge, upon
ajuft, moral and clear foundation, if, in the pro
gress of their work, the fallibility of human nature
fh&uld appear, a friendly admonition will, at all
times, meet their sincere acknowledgment; but
they now beg to have it underwood, that no pro
vocation (hall ever induce them to degrade a Ma
gazine, eftal lifhed upon such principles, into the
contemptible venicle of vague and unprofitable
contrbVerfy.
It is hoped, J hat an early and liberal fubferiptiorf
will enable the editors to complete their plan, and
to deliver the firit number of the Magazine,(which
is ready for the press) on the firft Monday in fae.
Subs rations are taken in al Mr. Bradford's," L
Philadelphia; and by THOMAS HALL.
Post-Master, Charlejon.
WANTS EMPLOYMENT,
Perfm, who from a long residence in Greece,
LPfffd the south T France, is perfefl in tie
culture of Silk and the Vineyard, which may be car
ried on by old people and children in this fate, to
great advantage, lie, undftnds the laying cut cf
grounds, ymwaing. draining of lands, farming md
the building of weToufs, so very fotial in °w^m
inmates. H.s demands will be moderate, and he
fathers himfelf, that from his knowledge of the world,
he might male himflf agreeable to a gentleman refdin,
the coumry. Pf a f to adarefs to A. B. ft the
Printer's;
To be Sold at Private Sale,
A FLAN FATION in St. Stephen's
larnti,I arnti, fituAte near Cantey $ Ferry, containing
Six hundred and twenty five acres, high river fivarop,
equal to any tract in the fame pariffi ; it has a rode
front on Santee river, with the conveniency of a
lake on the part med remote from the river, which
adds greatly to its value; goo acres is cleared and
under such banks, that tew frelhes covers the cleared
land, ana under good fence. There are two fettle
brents on it, with accommodations for one hundred
working negroes, with two overseer's houses, one
large barn, and four good corn houses, with fix sets
cf indigo vats, and a horse machine for pumping,
the whole in compleat order. Poffiffion will be
given the firft of January next. The premises view
ed, and the terms known, by applying to
tbetf. Peter Sinkler.
WANTED as a Tutor in a private fa
mily, about twelve miles from this City, ,
perlon properly qualified to teach Reading, Writing
and Arithmetic. For particulars, enquire at No.
53, Tradd llreet.
Quarterly meeting of the
Friendly Society will be held on Wednesday,
the 21st July, when the Members thereof are de
hred to attend at Ten o'Clock in the forenoon, at
Mr. John Martin's, King-street.
By Order of the. Society,
CHARLES GRUBER, Sec.
Charlton, June 30, 1784.
A WHITE CARPENTER, capaple of super
intending a few Negro Carpenters, either in
Town or Country, will meet with good encour
agement, by applying to
WILLIAM SMITH, Esq;
No. 22, Broad-street.
State of South-Carolina,)
Orangebur. h District.,
WHEREAS at a Court of General S'fans of
the Peace. Oym and Termiyer, -lyze and
General Gaol Delivery, be an and hoi a ...t Orange
bur,h. for the Diftridt if Orangebar o n, v n tai .^1
day of Aprif E^b
As PETIT JURORS,
Macle default, and were noted for non appearance ?
Notice is hereby given, that the former will be fined
in the sum of Pen Pounds proclamation money of
America ; and the latter in the sum of Five Founds
like money each, unlfs they fall refpellively make
good and fafficient excuses upon oath, for their noil
attendance, on or before the 20th day of October next.
They will please to inclofe their excuses to Lewis
Golfan, or Henry Felder, Efauires, who willforward
them to me
JAMES CARMICHAEL, C. C. G. S.
State of South-Carolina, )
Orangeburgh Diftrifl.)
WHEREAS at a Circuit Court of Common
Pleas, begun and holden at Orangeburgh, for
the Diftrifl of Orangeburgh, on the 15th day of April,
Hemp Kyrick Christian Rifer
William Brown Thomas Hill
Owen Odum Jacob Hare
James Turner
Being duly fahmoned and returned to save as
plea jurors;
Made default, and were noted for non-attendance ?
Noticeis hereby given, that they will be fined in the
sum of Five b ounds proclamation money of America
each-, unless they Jhall refpeffively make good ard fifr
ent excufs upon oath, for their non-attendance, on or
before the 2uth day of October next..
Ihey will please to inclofe their excufrs to Lewis
Golf, an, or Henry Felder, Efauire, who nil forward
them to, me. JAMES CARMICHAEL; C.C.l'.
:
,jZ L those who stand indebted to WILL lAM
T 110 M PSO N, City-Tavern, are requeJbl
to difeharge their rfpeflive Accounts, on or bfore the
Wh cf July next. His engagements with his Cre
ditors are fugh, as to conftram him to the enforcement
°f F ur 'b.aiLtv with his Debtors. Those wTmiA
no Payment, by Cafl i or secured Bonds before th A
Day, mus excuse the necessity which fall coerce Fhomf
J", (lip bis own defon r e) to place their Accounts ill
the hands of an Attorney,
Gerfaom Kelly
Stephen Smith
fohn Millife
fohn Cartman
Jonas Beard
ffaac Bus, Sen.
William Wyatt
fohn Best
Jacob Neurot
John Cave
fames Babcock
Being duly fammbned and return 9 ! hi free as
GRAND JURORS: And
George Pennerfon
Richard Creech
Ezekiel p/ilharas.
I-wka- 1 WAN,A
David Crum
Samuel 'Rate
Richard fohnflon
John Ford
Jacob Linder