The Gazette of the state of South-Carolina — Charles-town [S.C.], 1784-05-06 00:00:00, page 4

For E DENTON,
'NORTH CAROLINA, to Sail in afe*w days;
'[HE Brig ALLIANCE, John Collins, Mas-
I ter, now lying at Prioleau's wharf, and will
be ready to take in to morrow. For Freight or Paf
hge apply to the Commander on Board, or to
Daniel Bourdeaux.
Smiths, Defauffure & Darrell,
AVE Removed their COUNTING
HOUSE to No, 83, Tradd-ftreet, and
have for Sale, high proof Jamaica Rum in pun
cheons and small calks, the latter fit for immedi
ate use, very best Jamaica Sugar in hhds. and
barrels, a large quantity of Cordage, Holland
Sail Dock, Seine and Sewing Twine, a Case of
Saddlery, and Copperas in hogsheads.
Also a London made Riding Chair, and two
Chairs with Harness compleat.
N O TI C E.
'A RENTED from the Subscriber, on Thurs
day evening the 18th inst. a Negro Woman
named MARYANN, also her daughter named
LUCY, about 14 years of age, well grown— both
had on when they went away, a blue doth jacket
and petticoat; were formerly theproperty of Mrs.
De Lahowe, and are well known in this city. A
Reward of Five Dollars will be given for each, to
any person who will apprehend the said Negroes,
and deliver them to the Warden of the Sugar-house.
All persons are hereby forbid harbouring or car
rying the said 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
convidien of the Offender,
A. E. Van Braam Houckgeeft.
Charlefion, April 15, 1784.
^r-- .cate--1 --u' ^1.11 '—rarottttmrotlct_m •
For Private Sale,
For CASH, or Two Years CREDIT,
SEVEN valuable NEGROE S, one of whom
is a very handy Waiting Boy, Sold for no
fault.
Cudworth & Waller.
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 Busi
ness: his character can be well ascertained. Who
ever may want such a person, may be supplied, by
directing a line to A. B. C. to be left at the
Printing Office.
NO T I C E.
ALL Persons having any demands against the
estate of Mr. tf aac Da Costa, late of this
City, deceased, are defied to make them known;
and such as are indebted to the said estate, are
earnestly requeued to fettle the fame.
Sarah Da Costa, Adminx,
Joseph Da Costa, 7.. .
~ Samuel Da Costa. j Adminrs.
f Charlefion. April 20, 1784.
B ° J hat CoDvenient Store, Cellar, &c.
^o. ft, Bay, to be Let. Enquire as above.
WANTS EMPLOY,
A Perfon capable of taking care o f . s '
~k e Accounts, and training Business,
T ad r" ;?.*% °[ other foreign M Q t ^
trader. Enquire of the Printer.
NOTIC E.
A l ^™^'" of , Forfeited Property (where
Titles have not already been made) are de
^rea to apply for their Titles, and give the necessary
fecunty on or before the 2 6th of Mayne^o^
f ? cb P r °P ert ,y willa ^n be Sold at public Sale
and the former Purchasers made liable for all ex
pences ^d defences (if any should be) pursuant
to an Ordinance passed the 26th ultimo.
n James O'hear, c.c. re i
€karltf% Aprik, ;fy ' '^
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 street is well adapt
ed for the Dry Good Business. For terms apply
at No. 3, St. Michael's-Alley.
NO TI C 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 la\v directs ; and those to whom the
estate is indebted, are desired to bring in their ac
counts properly zuefted, to
Alexander Chifolm.
Who has for Safe, a few bushels warranted Sea
Shore Indigo &ed.
Cbarlefon, April 2'2, 1714
NOTI C E.
ALL persons, without diftin&ion, that are any
way indebted to the estate of Cato Afhe,
deceased, or to Samuel Afhe, 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 street in whose hands the books, and papers
will be left to be fettled; those who do not avail
themselves of this Notice, muff expe& to fettle
with an Attorney at Law.
Samuel Afhe.
Charleston, April 16, 1784.
N OTI C E.
THE Subscriber begs leave to inform the Pub
lic, that the indifpqfition of her Husband
has obliged him to leave the City—That she Hill
continues to carry on the BLACK SMITHS Buffo
nefs, at the Shop, on Russell & Jenkins's Wharf,
(late Greenwood's,) with the greatest Dispatch and
Fun&uality.
Sarah Bricken.
N. B. Good Encouragement Will be given td
a Journeyman.
WANTED a PARTNER,
In one of the btfl Trails of Land in this Stall
IT contains between ^ and 900 acres, 150 of which
is good swamp; the high laud entirety oak and
hickory, the fw^mp abounding with large white oak
and cyprefsj 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 be
entirely inverted in the Purchaser's hands; either him
felf, or some cne employed by him, to attend the wood
cutting, &c. and the present poffeflor the business in
town. Whoever this may suit, may apply the to Printer.
WANTE D,
A HOUSE with 6 of 8 Rooms; and good but
conveniences, in a part of the town suitable
for trade. Apply at the Printing Office.
Just PUBLISHED,
And to be Sold
At the PRINTING-OFFICE,
No. iOO, Merging-frost,
(PRICE TEN PENCE)
1 he South-Carolina & Georgia
ALMANACK,
OR
ASTRONOMICAL EPHEMERIS
For the Year of our Lord
1 784.
And the Eighth Year of American Independence.
Tw°,4^ RVEY & J° HN ALLEN
acquaint theif friends and the
public in general that they hire entered into
C opartnerlhip in the Fadorage ard Commission
Business, and have purchased Burn/s old wharf
whereon are excellent stores fit fur the reception
of rice, ind,co, or tobacco; and will be greatly o.
bliged to .11 those who will empfoy them in felling
of the ir produce: due attention will be paid to
their in terest, and every ctdeavcur exerted to
give faurf&&ion.'
Notice.
W"^™ the firm 6f Smedley and Co. fe
VV dissolved by mutual consent, all persons in
debted to or having any demands on said Conkpant
are requeued to fettle the fame with Messrs. Mer
rick and Course, No. 7, Bedon's-Alley.
CbarUfton, Mharc 25, 1784.
For Private S AL E,
AN Excellent Harpsichord, fine toned, and
good order. A considerable abatement will
be allowed for Cash. Enquire ofthe Printer.
STRAYED or STOLEN,
A Pair of Bay Geldings, about 14 hands high;
one about 9 years old, branded on'the moun
ting Ihoulder R, and mounting buttock with a bar
stirrup-iron switch tail, trots, and canters, is a
very fine fiddle horse.—The other is branded ora
the mounting buttock with a long flhall P, is about
7 years old paces natural, trots hkrd, and canters^
a long tail.-.- Neither of the &e geldings have
any white except what has been occasioned by
chafing of the fiddle or harness.-Both appear
^u ut T 9 ? r n ter En ^ iffi ^ 00d ; both marked
on the breast and shoulders with the chair harness.
person who will deliver them in Charleston,
at No 7, Bay continued, shall receive T^ Gui.
Reward for each or either, and Si x .p encte
Gerling a mile. If St fo, Q nt)
will be paid on conviffion of the Thief, if a white
man; if a negro, TaiF Guineas, by
h ,/7 EP ^ RAIM MITCHELL.I
Cbarlcflon, March 19, 1784.'
FOU N D,! ~
UNDER a house in Tradd-ftreet, about fifty
yards of Oznaburgs. Enquire at the Print
ing Office.
FOUN D,
ON a bank near my wharf, a parcel of Delph
Plates, and a small Japanned Waiter The
owner may have them again, by paying for this
Advertisement, and applying on South-Bay, to
Robert Mackenzie.
= -==—===
Ten Guineas Reward.
WENT AWAY, ffdm tne fubferiber,
J^^ April ^ the following N E
GROES, viz. A mart celled Pollidore, he is
slim, about, feet 10 inches high; hi s wife named
Betty, ffieis thick khd short, about 5 feet high
, with her a young child and two small girls, one'
flutters very much ; a young ftrorg looking woman
named Hannah, abortt 5 feet 10 inches high ; a
boy named Job; an old fellow named Cyrus'- and
an old woman, his wife, named Charity. Any per
son apprehending the said Negroes, and delivering
them to the Warded of the Work^houfe, shall
receive the above reward. It is feppdfed they may
try to e,p,o Camdeft. Any person in whose
custody they shall be found; may depend oil being
prosecuted. If they return home of their own ac
cord, they will be forgiven.
GEORGE EEDON, ]
No. 17, King-street
To be Sold at the Printing-Office,
D'J %° R TH ' s Spewing Books;
New-England Primmers, An Or
atitin delivered before a Convention of
' re , e ,^ d Accepted Masons, Lord Chef-
^ fi . Letters, the Polite Philosopher,
Writing-Paper, Paste-Board, &c, &c.
|To be Sold at the Printing-Office.
n°^° R ^-^ Antifcorbutte Dentifrice and
LJ Albion Effence.—Lieper's High and Lor
l oait bhuff—as good as any imported from Eu
rope;
To be Sold at the Printing-Office
BLANK Bonds and Judgments, %%
rants, Writs, Bills of Sale, Subnet
Tickets, Executions against the Bo''
Process, ditto against the GoocE °
mary Processes, Bills of Loading
P ° p wers ^ Attor ^ A^
Seamen, Rice Current, Attachments fy.