The Gazette of the state of South-Carolina — Charles-town [S.C.], 1784-07-26 00:00:00, page 3

NEGROES for S A L E,
Onboard die Cutter Louisa, johr Court. MAler,
ar Evelcigtik-Whatf,
nJFTY-SIX prime Gambia NEGROES, just
1. arrived, Ml five weeks pallage, dire&ly from
toe Coait.
BALL; JENNINGS, and Comp.
'S3IITII3, PESAUSSUR^ ^DARRELL-
July 24,. 1784,
'T"" Creditors of JoEA Befwickef hkc of
X Charlcflon, deceased, are requeued to render
ina. Rate of their reipeaive demand's; properly
authenticated; and thole indebted, to fettle and
pay 1 tch part as is recoverable by law, on or before
the hrl' tday of October next, to
ANN BERWICKE, Administratrix.
Charlefon, July 26, 1784.
Robt. Cochran &Lewls Lestarjette,
Under the F IRM of
LEWIS LESTARJETTE & Co.
• Have removed their dore to No. 25, Bay, where
they have for sale,
OL D high proof Jamaica spirits and Weft-India
r im, by the hogshead, quarter cask, or three
gallons; Madeira, Vidonia, Sherry and Port wines,
by the quarter calk or dozen; excellent claret by
the case or dozen; old Coniac brandy, Holland
gin, in cases andjugs; white wine vinegar; hyfon,
fouchong and bohea teas, chocolate, tingle and
double refihed sugar; Havannah and Mufeovado
do. black pepper, allfpicc, cloves, mace, cinna
mon and nutmegs; almonds, raisins and currants;
allum, cheese, tallow, mustard, fuperfine flour,
hifeuit in kegs; glass and crockery ware, salt, &c.
Likewise, Dry goods and flops.
Orders from their country friends, will be faith
fully and pun&ually attended to, and produce at
the market price, taken in payment.
N. B. A consignment of London particular
Madeira wine, to be disposed of by the pipe, half
pipe, or quarter cask; and a rich and elegant
assortment of apartment glades.—Neat prints and
. coach glasses of all dimensions.
FOUR or Six Gentlemen may be Reasonably
and Genteely accommodated as Day Boarders.
Enquire at the Printer's. July 2 h 1784.
For Public Sale,
On TUESDAY the 17th Da, of August next, by
Mesa. Samuel Prioleau and Co. at their Vendue
Store, near the Exchange,
THAT valuable PLANTATION,
X part of the estate of Ben. Cattell, Esq;
deceased, known by the name of Stanyarne's, con
taining about 400 acres ,of excellent land, situ.
ated on the South^fide -of Ashley River, adjoining
Drayton Hall, and the plantation of Thomas Hoop
er, Esq; and is capable of being made a very elegant
country-feat, and molt profitable , farm.
Alfo —A valuable ISLAND, called Deer Island,
Situated in the way of the tide in Afhepoo River,
• containing about igoo acres of land.
Also — A trad of land on the North fide of Horse
Savannah, adjoining lands of Arthur Middleton,
the eflate of William Wragg, Ralph Izard, and
Robert Ladfon, Ffquires.
Alfa —1 PLANTATION on the South fide of
Horse savannah, adjoining lands of Isaac M'Fher
fon, Henry Nichols, and Robert Miles, Esquires.
Both these lad mentioned Plantations are remarka
bly fine rice land, and from their vicinity to Charles
ton exceedingly valuable. The above lands will
be fold on, an extensive credit, and the particulars
of the conditions, number of acres, and proportion
of swamp, will be made known on the day of faie.
Roger Parker Saunders,^
John Godfrey, > Exors.
Thomas Pinckney,
ALL persons indebted to the estate of Jacob
Motte, Esq; late Public Treasurer, are ear
neftlv requested to make such settlement as the law
directs, with THOMAE PINCKNEY,
Attorney for the Executor.
- Charlton, June 30, 1784. AN 94, King-facet.
THE creditors of the estate of Major Adam
M'Donald, deceased, are requeued to fend
in a,ftata,of their demands; and all who are indebt
edso make the settlement required by law, with
. Ezekiel M^ham, St. Stephen's Parish,)
9" (Exors
Thomas Pinckney, No. 94, King-street. )
g LL persons indebted to the estate of Miles
Brewton, Esq; dec afed, have this final
notice giv n them, that unless they speedily make
the settlement which the executors are by the late
AQ of Affem^y authorized to require,' the sub
scriber has received positive injunctions from them
go infill on a compliance with the terms of the law.
1 homas Pinckney,
Attorney for the Executors.
fry,y ne 30, 1,84. N, 94, /(. Street,
'T9 the P UBLI C.
• T'^ Gh°f MA k AZI NFS as repertories
: knowledge, and the happy means of cir
, C ^ng a, on g a U orders of fo^. t h e foefc
winch d<crue from the cultivation of the human
mind haynducca a society of gentlemen, toofler
the^o Ifrng proposals for preparing and printing
on the firfl Monaav of - month s
G month, apenodkal
publication, under the title of
IThe American LYCEUM,
1 OR
UNIVERSAL MAGAZINE,
I r OF
Knowledge and Pleasure.
'ft° Tuat each Magazine Jhall contain forty pages
in octavo; to tie printed on a foie paper, with a good
type, and delivered to the fubferi^rs in this city on the
day of publication.
2d. If adequate encouragement is given to this
work, the editors purpofeto eiribellifk it with maps,
biographic portraits, and other descriptive copper-plates.
3d, That the Magazine Jhall be font, for fabferi
bers, not refilling ;„ Philadelphia, to any convenient
place they may direct.
4th. That the price of fabfeription be Three
Dollars per annum; One Dollar and an Half, to be
advanced attke time of fubfcrihng, and the remainder
at the end of fix months.
s" l ° , '"J gentleman fobferibing for twelve maga
zines, for himfelf or neighbour, Jhall be entitled to
thirteen.
6th. Good allowance dill be made to those who buy
to fell again.
In an undertaking upon so extensive and so
libeial 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 of men of
genius and leifuret whole contributions will be
ieceived with thanks, and attended to with punctu
ality. It may be necessary, however, to premise,
that the editors arc determined to preserve their
publications uncontaminated by the feuds and dog
mas of party: Ihough such political disquisitions
as are inspired by the amor patrice, and tend to the
improvement and happiness of society, will ever
be received with distinguished refpeft.
A he intention of the editors being directed im
mediately to the advancement of knowledge, upon
a J U G moral, and clear foundation, if, in the pro
gress of their work, the fallibility of human nature
Should appear, a friendly admonition will, at all
times, meet their Sincere acknowledgment: But,
they now beg to have it underflood, that no pro
vocation Shall ever induce them to degrade a Ma
gazine, established upon such principles, into the
contemptible vehicle of vague and unprofitable
controversy.
It is hoped, tiiat an early and liberal subscription
will enable the editors to compleat their plan, and
to deliver the firft Number of the Magazine (which
is ready for the press) on the firft Monday in fune.
Subferiptions are taken in at Mr. Bradford's, in
Philadelphia; and by .THOMAS HAI,L,
Pof-Mafer, Charlefon.
THAT well situated three story wooden
HOUSE, No. 79, Tradd-ftreet; its situ
ation for the Dry Good Business or Liquor Trade,
is as eligible as any in the city. It is now occupied
by Messrs. Robert Ewing and Co. A credit from
one to seven years will be given, paying interest
and giving approved security. For particulars
apply to JOHN POSTELL, Son of fohn.
No. 81, Tradd-freet.
H E Subferiber takes this method to inform her
A. friends and the public in general, thatfe would
gladly take about twelve Children under her care, as
day fholars, to be inftrufled in spelling, reading,
plain Jewing, & c . and hoses to give the greatest fc
ttsfaclion to such parents as will intruft her with the
education of their children. N. B. Plain feeing done
in the neatest manner, by
Hannah Hornby.
nr H E Subferiber desires those indebted to Mr.
A fames Donovan, deceased, prior to the year
1782, to difeharge their refpeclive debts, or give the
security required by law, for the payment thereof. He
aJo defres those indebted to Mrs. Donovan, for Ne
groesfold belonging to the fate, and whose bonds are
now due, to pay the fame on or before the firft day of
September next, odierwife, they will then without 'dif
tinßion be put in fait. JOHN TROUP.
S TRA Y S.
l\/r A J° R Dupont has informed me of the following
IVA frays, viz. An old bay Gelding, branded 2P
hipfhot, trots; a bay Gelding, about fix years old,
branaed AL, hip-fiot, paces; a Cow, branded with
a neart, marked with a faallow fork and under half
penny, in one ear, and in the other a faallow fork;
a red and white pied Cow, marked with a crop and
flit in one ear, the other a crop and fit in the under
part of the ear, no brand perceivable; a brown Cow
marked ft a crop, flip, and underhdlffoy in o n'e
ear, the other a crop and fit, the brand olfcure.
Beaufort Diflriff, "H, RO^S 7 P
3^ $^ '
A- a Court oj General ^fansof the Peace. %
and Terminer, Assize, and General Gaol Deli
very, begun and holder, at Beaufort, for the DJirNt
3' Beaufort, on the gth Day of April lafl,
George Roberts, Willifm Stafford,
Glen Drayton, and
David hliar, Stephen KettTs,
Il'eie noted as Defaulters, for non-attendance aS
Grand Jurors. And,
Were noted as Defaulters for non-attendance as Jurors^
Notice is hereby given, that unless they do faerally
make good and Sufficient excuses for their non-atten
dance, on oath, and transmit them to the Clerk of this
Court, on or before the sth day of November next, they
will, be fined in the sum of Five Pounds, Procto
mation money, each. By Order of the Court
JOHN ROSE, C. S. & P.'
THE Subferiber intending for England, desires
all persons to whom he is indebted, to fend
in their accounts at Fo. 6, Bedon's-alley, to be
adjured and paid— Those indebted to him to call and
fettle with Mr. William Cunnington, at said num.
ber - PETER BELIN.
3^ M, 1784^
NOTIC E.
TH E Attornies of Mr. John Shoolered,
of London, and of the Administrator of the
late Mr. William Smith, of this city, confider
it their indifpenfible duty, in this public manner
to call upon all persons indebted to that concern,
to difeharge or otherwise fettle their refpe&ive
balances.—lhe very great indulgence which has
already been given, makes a compliance with this
request, before the firft day of September next,
absolutely necessary. After tiiat time, such who
have not made a settlement agreeable to law, may
certainly depend that their accounts will be placed
in the hands of those will compel an attention to
this just request—Meantime, the Attornies hope,
from the integrity of the debtors, that they will be
saved the mortification of adopting measures equal
ly disagreeable to their constituents and themselves,
and that by the time above fpecified, eveiy perform
on whom this advertisement calls, will have com
plied with its purport.
Charleston, No. 10, Broad-frat,
July 7, 1784.
ALL persons indebted to Edward Legge, late of
Afoley Ferry, are particularly requeued to mak
payment; and those who have any legal demands de*
gains him, are defred to render a fate thereof to me,
without delay.
EDWARD LEGGE, jun. Attorney.
July 2, 1784.
S T R~A Y S.
JOHN DOYL gives notice of a bay Mare, 13
hands high, 11 years old, branded on the off
shoulder R E. April 19, 1784.
Leonard Hill gives notice of two Mares, one a
black, 12 hands high, 12 years old, branded on
the nearbuttock qy,—the other a sorrel, 12 hands
1 inch high, 12 years old, branded H on the near
shoulder, with a blaze in her face. May 21, 1784.
Richard Winn gives^notice of a spotted Bull, 3
years old, of the one horned breed, marked in
the left ear crop and whole crop, and flit in the
left 4 Nov. 23, 1783.
Whoever claims any of the above strays must
prove their property as the law direds, before
Thomas Baker, J. P.
Camden Difrikt
notlc e. —
ALL Persons indebted to Captain Joseph Tow
ner, late of Winyaw, deceased, are defi-ed
to make immediate payment ; and those having
demands against said deceased, to make them known
by the 20th of August next, to
LYDIA TOWNER, ) Adminifratrixd
SAMUEL DWIGHT ) AdmQiifrator b
Georgetgunj July 8, 1,784,
Reie noted as Dejaulters, for non-attendance as
Petit Jurors.
Notice is hereby given, that unless they do severally
inake good and fufyeient excuses for their non-atten
dance, on oath, and transmit them to the Clerk of this
Court, on or before the sth day of November next,
they will be fined: the former in the fam of Ten
Pounds, Proclamation money, each; and the" latter,
in taefum of Five Pounds, like money, each.
By Order of the Court,
' JOHN ROSE, C. S. & P.
AT a Court of Common Pleas, begun and holders
at Beaufort, for the Difrift of Beaufort, on
the sth day of April las,
Peter Roberts,
Melchor Fulker,
Jacob Strobhart,
Joseph Brailsford,
George Roberts,
William Ross,
fohn Knight,
Andrew Pofell,
Thomas Camrnell,
Thomas Cater,
James Smart, fen.
John Garvin,
Frederick Witfell,
John Daniel,
Philip Iltxt,
James Pclot,
Jacob Guerard,'
Richard Stafford,
John Heyward,
Thomas Garnett,
and
Robert Read,
Robert Marlow,
David Fillar,
Joseph Guerard,
and
fames Gowen,