The Gazette of the state of South-Carolina — Charles-town [S.C.], 1784-10-11 00:00:00, page 3

TEE fubferibers, confeious they cannot evince
£ to their country friends a surer charafteriftic
of real attention to their interest, and thankfulnefs
for their favours in the
FACTORAGE BUSINESS,
than they are 'wont to fpecify by the general tenor of
their conduct, think it fuperfluous to offer any thing
on these points, through the medium of a Gazette—
They have but to fignify their purpose of perseve
rance in the business, and that from the extensive
profpeH before them, they have been induced to
provide themfc'lvcs against the approaching season
with five fehooners, from 60 to 120 barrels burden,
which will be navigated by proper persons, well
acquainted with all the inlets and rivers to the
fouthwark—thefe will, on the shortest notice, be
at the service of such as may need. ,
N. B: They do business on Eveleigh's wharf,
where, from its centrical Situation, convenient
Mores, and capacious accommodations for veifels of
butthen, produce of every kind have the firft
chance of meeting with a ready sale.
O-lIEAR and LEGARE.
Charlefon, Oa. 11, 1784.
FOR S A L E,
The Sloop SEA NYMP H,
JUST arrived from Philadelphia, four months
old, burthen about 160 barrels of rice, draws
fix feet and a half water, and calculated in every
refped for the coasting business; , ,
One third of the purchase money muff be paid
down, and security for the remainder, payable the
Ift of January next. Apply pn board, at Eveleigh's
wharf, or to
THOMAS MORRIS, No. 50, Bay.
Who has just received by the above vessel,
Superfine Flour and Ship-Bread.
If flie is not fold in five days, she will return to
Philadelphia—For freight or passage apply as above.
Charleston, 061. 12, 1784.
At our Auction-Room,
T O-M ORR O W,
Alt 10 o'Clock,
GIX —Wine—IT kite and blue Plains—Corded Di
^if—Jeans—Lawns—Gauze —Myfo—Cali-
coes Lyn Linen handkerchiefs —Ladies Jhoes
Lien 3 Hats- Thread clockings.—An excellent Suit of
Red Curtains.
At Twelve o'Clock,
Afoialk hut well chosen collodion of BOOKS.
Cudworth & Waller.
To be Sold at Private Sale,
A CONNER LOT of LAND in Hafell-flreet,
4\ containing 48 feet 6 inches in front.' and 131
feet in depta on Qu^mc-freet; the back line from
has to Weft, g^jeeet 6 inches. If not fold at private
Jale, on or before the 19th dav of Odobcr info it will
then be put up at Public AuEion, by Mefo. Col
cock and Gibbons.— hr particulars, enquire, cf
Mr. Daniel Bourdeaux.
Ckarkfon, October 7, 1784,
pen to break that resolution, fcftr it not to ^t ,ou
out of temper with every thing brides, and espe
cially with your husband.
Dispute not with him, be the occasion what it
will ; but much rather deny yourfelf the trivial fa
t^allion of having your own will, or gaining the
better of an argument, than risk a quarrel, or cre
ate a heart burning, which it is impoffiblc to know
the end of. ..
Be nue, a woman's power, as well as happiness,
has no other foundation but her husband's eftcem
and love, which, consequently, it is her undoubt
ed intcreE, by all means possible, th p'referve and
increase.--Do you, therefore, ftußy his temper,
and command your own;, enjoy his fatisfaftion
with him, Phare and foothc his cares, and with the
utmost diligence conceal his infirmities.
Read frequently, with due attention, the matri
monial service; and take care, in doing so, not to
overlook the word Obey.
In your prayers be sure to add a daufe for grace
to make a good wife ; and at the fame time fefolve
to do your utmost endeavours towards it.
Always wear your wedding ring ; for therein lies
more virtue than there is usually imagined.—ls you
are ruffled unawares, ahaulted with improper
thoughts, or tempted in any kind against your du
ty, cast your eyes upon it, and call to mind who
gave it you, where it was received, and what palled
at the solemn time.
Let the terdernefs of your conjugal love be ex
pressed with luch decency, delicacy, and prudence,
as that it may appear plainly, and thoroughly di
flind from the designing fondnefs of a harlot.
Have you any concern for your own case, or for
your husband's esteem ?—then have a due regard to
fits income and circumstances in all your expences
and desires; for, if necessity should follow, you
run the greatest hazard of being deprived of both.
Let not many days pals together without a fcrious
lamination how you have behaved as a wife ; and
if, won reflexion, you find yourfelf guilty of any
foibles or ©millions, the bed atonement is, to be
exactly careful of your future conduct
^our ^u^kfrfy
On Thursday the 14th.of Carter,
Six valuable NEGROES, viz.
A fog Negro Fellow a good tymake'r
One ditto, a waning man and cook
Aa^'barb''’ "° " ' "'"P''" 'waiting man
A Houle Wench and Cook
'cred:'''' S1 ""- Te " r ' s ' part (ash and part
The above Negroes are fold for no fault.
L S 0,
An elegant riding CHAIR and HORSE.
LIKEWIS E,
Two valuable TRACTS of LAND, coo acres
each,fcume on the north fide of Four Hole Swamp,
'V" Mr - Garner, Mr. Tate, Mr. Fludd,
and Mr. Sigwald'slands.
Cudworth & Waller.
FOR PRIVATE SALE,
'T'HAI very valuable and well known
Indigo FLANTATIO N, called Horse-
Illand, situated on Archer's CreeFand Broad Ri
ver, about 7 miles from the Town of Beaufort;
e leemed the bell indigo land to the Southward—
Any other description is unnecessary.—Conditions,
° r U thi^d cash, the remainder to be paid in Nov.
'7^s, an d 1786, with interest from the day 'of sale,
giving bond with approved security ; —or, if more
agreeable to the purchaser, Negroes will be taken
ih payment.
r A lra& of LAND containing 575 J acres, fit
if 1 ,'° an d in ^°, an d an excellent range for
Lock of every kind, situated on the Saltketchers,
t. baithoiomews Parish, adjoining lands of Tho
ra 8 ,y ward| E 'F John Moore, £fa;and others.—
Conditions, five years credit, with nitereft, on giv
ing bond with approved security. 3
.A very valuable. FAR M, on Wando River,
about fix miles from Chailelton, containing 100
acies, witli a large quantity of hard feeding marih,
known by the name of Smallwood's liland; on
ynich is a dwelling-house, &c. and some exceed-
? n .^ ^°°d fruit trees.—ihis place is very proper for
attending the markets.
:. ~ A L s 0,
A PEW in the Parish Church of St. Helena,
Known by No. 27.
JACOB DEVEAUX,
No. 64, Tradd-flreet.
OOober 1, 17840
T"'' A''"''''"' f°i Charleflon, now fitting
in the General Assembly Room, give notice
to all persons that have made Returns of their
country property, that it is required of them to
. make Duplicates of the fame to be certified, which
must be transmitted by them to the Several parts of
the country where such property lies for to be af
felled :—I hey further inform all Delinquents, that
they have, finifhed their Assessments, and will not
admit of any returns after the 14th of October next.
All Defaulters,muft therefore expe& to be doubly
taxed after that day.
Peter Bacot, ,
J. Edwards, jun. |
William Roper, > Assessors foil
Edward Trefcot, ' Charleftoh.
Joseph Dill,
John Brale, and
f John Calvert,
,^.30, 1 784. ,
Mrs. ANN WEEKLY,
INTENDING to leave this State in 18 or 20
days, from the date hereof, requests all persons
having demands on her, to call at No. 12, Pinck
ney-ftrect.
Charleston, Sept. 28, 1784.
Pursuant to a Decree of the Honorable the Court of
Chancery,
WIL L BE SOL D,
By thefulfoiber, at his house, No. 74, the.corner of
Broad and King-streets, on Monday, the 18th of
October, at 10 o'Cluck pregifcly,'
ONE third part of a valuable piece of LAND
and MARSH, the property of William Green
wood, fronting to the fouthWard on Bull-street
to the north-weft on Manigault direct and Marfh'
to the eastward on Cummings-street, mid to the
westward on marsh and Ashley river. Terms of
Sale £Bs° Sterl - payable the ill of January next
the remainder in equal proportions on the Ift of
January 1786, 1787, 1788, and 1789.
Wm. HASELL GIBBES
Mast. in Chan.
NOT I C
TH E Subferiber having received intimation
from some of the Heirs of the late Benjamin
// itUamfon, that they could not conveniently meet
the Administrator, at the time lately advertised
requests all who are concerned, to meet the Third Wed
nesday in October, at the Exchange Cofa-Houfe.
William Williamfom
3^ 25, 1784,
Seafohed NeAd^if
S^d^^ ^ ^^
them. ApphU"'™ ™°' employment for
^hi Desauffurc& ^
hort& war-lTy;
have for r
from , ~KAN CL, Captain Col^,
or produce, "'' ''''"" ° r ^ c/i ^G for ctfz
A'! '" returning thanks to my former
r J.°°' "° Planters, for their favours in the
°"'™°' s > I beg leave to inform them,'
that 1 have again commenced
FA CT 6 R,
?°r „.'" ' e ™ c ' obliged to them for a preference
I" : e '"°^ "eir crops the ensuing season. I (hail b^
Sufficiently provided with craft to answer their pur & ,
poles. I am the Planters most obedient, humble
'“',' ... . Alexander Walker.
Charleflon, Sept. 27th, 1784.
T" ANNIVERSARY of the Society son
£ the Relief of the Widows and Orphans of
the Clergy, o f the Principles and Tenets of the
Church of England, will be holder, on Wednesday
the 20th inst, at the City-Tavern. —The Members
are desired to attend at Twelve o'Clock.
Charleston, October 1, 1784.
N O T IC E.
^q^REEABLE to the directions .of Mr. William.
Mills, Taylor, this public, and last notice it
given to every petfon indebted to him, prior to January,
last; that unless t^eir refpe&ive accounts are fettled as
the law directs, by the firft day of November next, they
will, on that day, be placed in the hands of A° Moul
trie, Est; to be sued without diftinaion.
WILLIAM KEITH, Attorney
O^ober 4 , 1784. to Wm. MILLS.
, To the PUBLIC.
THE Members of the Union Kilwin
ning Lodge, finding it impradicable from the small
ness of their fund, to build the intended fujt of rooms on
their lot, whereon the play-house lately flood,' will by public
sale, on the spot, on Tuesday the eleventh day of October
next, at twelve of the clock, lease for a term of five years
FORTY FEET of the front of said lot on Church-street fr
that is to fay, Twenty Feet from the north-east corner thereof,
running fouthwardly, and Twenty Feet from the south-east,
corner thereof, running northwardly ; with 80 feet deep to
each from laid fiont, from east to weft. For further particu
lars, apply at No. 53, Tradd-ftreet, to
Sept. 24, 1784. John Troup.
• ——— —
For Private Sale, on a long Credit,
A Convenient HOUSE and LOT in a
very pleasant situation. The house contains
eight rooms, fix of which have fireplaces and closets
lately put in compleat repair, with a good kitchen,
walh hoirfe, poultry, chair and wood house, and a
liable for four Tories, with a well, &c. ,For terms,
apply to Conyers, Holmes, & Co.
SAMUEL MIDWOOD,
No. § 1.4, Elliott-street,
Has imported in the last S@ from London)
A Quantity of DRY GOODS, proper
~. f ° r thls and the approaching season, which ho"
will dispose of by wholesale or retail, on the moil
reasonable terms for Cash or Produce.
"?' F e has also received on cofirtgnment, a
quantity of coarse Woolfens, which he will fell
°~?P o^ ^ above terms, ~" ts, '' ~
r™ ERMAN ofnabuigs
y Striped and check
linens
"est ticks and bed tick
ing, coarse and fine
Lihen handkerchiefs
Pine Russia diaper for
table cloths and towels
Clouting diaper
Diaper and damask table
cloths and napkins
Handsome oil cloths for
table covers,
Black crape
Green damafk,arid white
thread pavilion gauze
Beautiful black, white,
and coloured ostrich
feathers
Phyftek phials and pill
boxes
™° r Y a "' horn combs
Silk and linen umbrellas
Brass and copper tea
kettles
Coffee mills
Poll and fool'scap paper
Gun-powder, fmgle F
unglazed, of the belt
quality
Shot-
German ficel
Grind ffones.
Feathers for beds in bags
of i2olb. wt.
Hyfon, green, and bohea
tea^ in small chests •
Best Hamburgh refined
sugar
Jugs, mugs, jars and
other stone ware
Scythes and draw knives
Excellent old coniac
brandy, in cases from
3^ to 16 gallons
Large strong rum cases,
with bottles compleat,
to contain from :6 to
40 gallons