The Gazette of the state of South-Carolina — Charles-town [S.C.], 1784-07-15 00:00:00, page 4

HAYM SALOMON,
Broker to the Office of Finance,
HAVING procured a licence for exercising the
employment of an Auctioneer in the city of
New-York, has now opened for the reception of
every species of merchandize, his house, No. 22,
Wall-krcet, lately occupied by Mr. Anthony
Blecker, (one of the best Hands in the city) and
every branch of buiinefs, which in the smallest
degree appertains to the profeffions of Faftor,
Auctioneer and Broker, will be tranfafted in it, with
that fidelity, dispatch and punctuality, which has
hitherto charafterifed his dealings.
The house, in point of convenience and fituati
®n, is exceedingly well calculated forthe different
kinds of business abovementioned; and he thinks
it almost unnecessary to assure those who may
favour it with their orders, that the ftri&eft atten
tion shall be paid to them, and the utmost care
and solicitude employed to promote their interests.
The nature of his bufineis enables him to make
remittances to any part of the world, with peculiar
facility; and this he hopes will operate consider
ably in his fa^our, with those who live at a distance.
A desire of being more extenlively ufeful, and
of giving universal latislaCLon to tire public, ate
amon^ his principal motives lor opening this
horde, and Ihall be the great leading principle of
Mll its tfanfa&ions.
By being Broker to the Office of Finance, and
honored with its confidence, all those lams have
gaffed through his hands, which the generality of
the French Monarch, and the affection of the
'merchants of the United Provinces, prompted
them to furnifh us with, to enable us to fuppoit
the expence of the war, and -.which have io much
contributed to its fuccchful and happy termination.
This is a circumstance which has cHablifhed his
cr- hit and reputation, and procured him the con
fidence of the public— a confidence which it shall
be his body and ambition to merit and increase,
by sacredly performing all his engagements.
The buiinefs will be conducted upon t,hc mod
liber. I and extensive plan, under the himof Haym
Salomon and Jacob Mordecai.
Philadelphia, Ma, 7, 1784.
. N OTIC E,
THP urrfinifhed sale of the estate of Doctor
J. Matthew Kennedy, deceHed, will begin the
20th day of July next, which confits of valuable
Iloufr NEGROES Riding Tories, 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 ill
of March next, with approved Security.
All persons having demands againff laid estate,
arc desired to render them in by that day ; and
those indebted are once more requeued to make
payment before the day of sale, as no indulgence
can be given after.
ANN KENNEDY; Executrix.
June 26, 1784.
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-flreet, June 23, 1784.
A LL persons indebted to the estate of Alexan
fty, # 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 de
ceased as soon as possible, conformable to his will.
And it is earnestly requeued of fucli as may be
pfeffeffed of property belonging to laid estate, to
deliver up or make known the lame without delay
to ALEXANDER ROSE,
Administrator, with thYWill annexed.
No. 50. Church-fact.
Charleston, Jun p , 12, 1784.
For PRIVATE SALE,
On Long Credit, ,
T HE vacant LOTS oppohte to the house 0
A the Subferiber, No. 80,. Broad-street. For
terms apply to
DAVID RAMSAY.'
Charleston, June 21, 1784.
PCS T-O F F I C E.
I Do hereby give notice to the keeper or keep
ers of Ferrites throughout this State, that I will
not be accountable for the ferriage of any Toft
rider or Express, from and after the. sth day of
July next enfuihg.
THOMAS lIALL, P. M.
For Private Sale,
On an ex tensive Credit, and the Terms made perfectly
easy " ? ~ following LOTS of LAND:
' W O Pieces or Parcels of Lots of Land in
A. Kmg-ftreet, nearly opposite the large house
formerly Mr. Brecon's, Esq; containing in front on
King-llreet 21J feet each, and in depth caftwardly
on a line with Water-Erect 137-feet, known in
the plan of Charleston, by No. 190 and 216.—
One Lot No. 1, in Middlesex, fronting the Bay,
being part or parcel of a lot known in the plan of
Middlesex, by No. 7: this is a corner lot, and
very valuable ; it contains in front on Bay-Trect
25 feet, and in depth on Pitt-street 100 feet.—
One other Lot No. 2, adjoining the above and of
the fame- dimensions. One Lot No. 3, con
taining in front on Middlc-flrect 25 feet, and in
depth on Wall-street 100 feet, being a corner lot.
—And one Lot No. 4, of the lame dimensions
with the above, and fronting Middle-street. A
plan of the lots, with the terms of sale and other
pa titulars may be seen and known by applying
at Ao. 17, Meeting-street, to
John Poftell,
Son of John.
To be fold at PUBLIC VENDUE,
On FRIDAY the 16th day of July,
Before the Exchange,
A- Stout able Fellow, a jobbing carpenter, mower
Th. and hay-maker; and a young Fellow, afield
have. One half of the purchase money to be
paid in twelve months, the other half in two years,
with interest, giving bond with approved security.
June 8, 1784. JOHN POSTELL, son of John.
No. 81, Broad-street.
NEGROES for SALE,
yrHE. remainder of the CARGO
•* -of the Brig Le Leger, consisting of prime
young Meh and Women, and a few Boys and
Girls. The sale will be opened at 10 o'clock each
day, and continued from that hour to 4 in the af
ternoop, until the whole are fold.
Daniel Bourdeaux.
FOR S ALE,
At Fords Ferry, Ediflo, the 13th of July next,
n^HREE NEGROES, formerly the property
A of Henry Young.
To be Sold Cheap,
For Casi or jhort Credit,
A Consignment of MEDICINES from Philadel
phia. For terms apply to
STEVENS, RAMSAY & Co.
No. 92J, Broad-Htcet.
I ; I b- -Ji _ =. .—— ^ —
Ann Taylor,
BEGS leave to inform her friends and the pub
lic in general, that fire intends teaching
FRENCH, and offers herfelf to inftrud: Young
Ladies in that ufeful and polite language, and as
sures them that every attention and care wil be
paid to the morals of the children they shall be
pleased to place under her. For further particu
lars enquire of Mrs Ann Stone, No. 74, Church
ftreet.
For S A L E,
At No. 24J, on the Bay,
A few Reams Printing Paper.
For Private Sale,
A Young healthy Negro Wench,
a good plain cook, washer and ironer, and
otherwise handy about house. Any person inclining
to purchase her, may have her on trial. Enquire
oft he Printer.
For S A L E,
A Valuable Trad of LAND in Georgia, a^
bout 9 miles from Sunbury, and near to a
landing—said trad' contains 400 acres of choice
Swamp, and 150 of excellent High Land.
ALSO, a valuable PLANTATION, near bhe
High Hillsof Santee, containing about 1300 acres,
400 of which is excellent Swamp" l and the rest
exceeding good Prong land, proper for the culture
of Indigo and Tobacco.—The proprietor will have
no objections to receive New Negroes in payment
for the above tra&s. For further particulars apply
to POSTELL & GUIGNARD.
A LL persons to whom the estate of Daniel
XA 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 ?o> 1784. FENELOIE ROULAIN.
A "°™ c °^" ""° Vneticin Edition of DA
J A LIN! s celebrated Lectures, may be had at
No 92 one-hall, Broad-street, at Five Dollars.—
Lite Lennon copy lehs at New York for Ten.
Stevens, Ramsay, & Co.
fl GENEROUS Trice f«r Pink-root, frail
.{ I and Seneka Snake-roots, will be paven at
No. 92%, Broad-street, by
STEVENS, RAMSAY & Co.
,N (!)
NE Fluorol's of Mr. John Skoolfred,
London, and of the Administrator of the
late Mi. yilliam Smith, of this city, consider
it Ineii incHpenhble duty, in this public manner
to call upon all perlons indebted to that concern
to difeharge or otherwise fettle their rcfpeHive
balances.—-I he very great indulgence which has
already been given, makes a compliance with this
request,, before the firft day of September next,
auloluteiy necenary. fitter that time, such who
have not made a settlement agreeable to law, mav
certainly depend that their accounts will be placed
' n .'° e ' ian ds of those will compel an attention to
tnis just requell—Meantime, the Attornies hone,
from the integrity of the debtors, that they will'be
s ave d the mortification of adopting mcafi res equal- 1
ly dnagreeable to their constituents and themselves,
and that by the time above fpecified, every person
on whom this advertisement calls, will have com
plied with its purport.
CnGihfon^ No, Broad-street.
N OTIC#
JS hereby given to the Inhabitants of the Paiifh
I of St. George, that the Assessors and Colic
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 negleff to make re
turns within that time will be doubly taxed agree
able to Law. so 28, 1784.
To be Sold at the Printing-Office.
A Circular Letter, addressed to the State Socie
ties of the CINCINNATI, by the Getiera l
Meeting, convened at Philadelphia, May 3 1-84,
together with the INSTITUTION, as altered
and amended.
NOTICE.
TN Pursuance of an Administration on the estate
A of James Roherfon, late deceased, I have, and
do hereby Tequeft 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,
propefly attested to
GADI GIBSON, Administrator.
June 0, 1784.
NOTI
ALL persons indebted to Edward I.egge, late of
Afuey Ferry, are particularly requeued to make
payment; and those toho have any legal demands a
gainfl him, are def red to render a fate thereof to me,
without delay.
EDWARD LECGE, jun. Attorney.
July 2, 1784.
NOT I C E
IS hereby given to all Maftc:s of Vessels, to
make returns of their Crews and Pahengers at
the Harbour-Mader's Office, No. 3, Broad-street,
where they will receive directions, the rules and
regulations of this Harbour: by attending to them,
they may avoid many errors they otherwise fall
into. ROBERT COCHRAN,
Harbour-Maper.
r H E Subferiber having administered on the
1 estate of Capt. Joseph Hutchins, deceased,
hereby requests all persons who have demands a
gainst the fame, to render in their accounts pro
perly attested, to Mr. Joihua Ward, Attorney at
I,aw, in whofc hands the affairs of the estate 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 papers into the
hands of an Attorney. WILLIAM PINDER.
Administrator to the estate of Capt. Jos. Hutchins.
Charleston, June 10.
ST R A YE D
A BOUT two months, a white Cow, with
/ feyeral brown foots about the neck, marked
W. W. Whoever will deliver her at No. 10%
Meeting-ftreH, will receive a suitable reward.