The Gazette of the state of South-Carolina — Charles-town [S.C.], 1784-02-26 00:00:00, page 3

To be SOL D,
By PRIVATE SALE,
G Q °d BRICK STORE, with a commodi
= A ov> an Jliug nuuu behind it, bung No. x 6, in
Metin^ftgm, 4 centra pt # A the town, and a ro
,a,ble Gtuacrn for bufiue # — Likeart. an airy, plea.
it, new R r ,ck Deeding House in Tradti street, hply
o^fy by Ms. Fo.eangh.nL— Alfe a few'^n.
, % u„e & SGRgify j to ^ fold. f or particulars
&9 Kub^ Nurri,„
In the House of Reprefntativef, Feb. 2,1784.
On Malian,
Resolved,
That any person in this State, having %n account
against the Public, contrasted in or any time before
the 31st of December, 1783, and does not deliver
in the fame to the Auditor within fix months after
the adjournment of the Legislature, ihall forever be
excluded,
Refolded,
That the above Resolutions be printed in the next
Gazette, and continued during the fitting of the
House.
Ordered,
That the above Resolutions be sent to the Ho
nourable the Senate, for their concurrence.
By order of the House,
John Sanford Dart, C. H; R.
In the Senate, sth of Feb. 1784.
Refo!ved,
That the House do concur with the House of
Representatives, in the above Resolutions.
Ordered,
That the Resolutions be sent to the House of Re
presentatives.
Bj order of the Senate,
James Sharp, C. S.
In the House of Reprefatatives, t;tb Feb. 1784.
Ordered,
That the above Resolutions be printed in the
Several Gazettes of this State.
By order of the House,
John Sandford Dart, C. H. R.
MARRIAGES.
Mr. William Bellenger, of St. Bartholomew's
Parish, to Miss Elizabeth Pinckney, daughter of
William Pinckney, Esq; deceased.—Mr. Samuel
Bonfall, of this City, to Miss Ann Smith, daughter
•f Henry Smith, Esq; of Goofecreek, deceased. —•
Mr. John Geyer, Merchant, to Miss Elizabeth
Bampfeild, only daughter of the deceased William
Bampfeild.
CHARLESTON,
February 26, 1784.
BY letters from Amsterdam to a Gentleman in
this city, we are informed: that (Genera!
Matthews, with rhe Brit^h army under his com
niand,(confifting of between two and three thousand
men,) after having plundered BeHnorc, a city
belonging to Tippo Saibb, of about £.20 0 00
fterhng, contrary to capitulation, was there taken
by that Indian Prince, who commanded an army
•1 10?' 00 foot, 40000 horse, and 3000" French.
That Colonels Mac Cloed and Campbell have been
taken at sea, by the Marratah fleet. That the
French and Dutch fleets have had a bloody engage
ment with that under Admiral Hughes, near to
F^lrals, in which the latter have been defeated;
that Madras had been taken, in conlequence, and
lacked by the Allied Powers.
J he fame letters mention, that the Tools and
Agents of Great Britain are incessant, in their
mifreprelentatmns against the trade and civil go
vernment of this country; and that no efforts are
omitted, on their fide, to prejudice foreign nations,
against holding any trade with America; asserting,
that Americans will hold no trade, but with Britons.
The fame letters mention, that the British nation
is in uproar, about their flocks, which have fallen
amazingly, since the aforefaid disagreeable accounts
have arrived from the E^ ; that the Dutch,
French, and other foreign flock-holders in tne
Fnghfh funds, are gradually withdrawing their
loans; and that the nation is on the verge of a
general Bankruptcy.
One Hundred and Seventy NEGROES,
• Just arrived fro 3 St. Augustine,
To be Sold on WEDNESDAY the 3d
of March next.
THEY are the entire gang of a Gentleman's
Plantation in East Florida; among them are
two Drivers, a Carpenter, a Blacksmith, and two
Coopers,
Gervais & Owen.
F. & H. THORNE Y,
(J u f arrived from London)
BEG leave to acquaint the LADIES, that they
have opened a Store No. 9 , Elliot street,
^%^'^ ^ on reasonable terms, made
lip BiILLINERY, confining of
Full farts, dress, halfdrefs and morning caps, from
7s. to 6cs. each.
Gauze aprons variously trimmed, from 4 to ir dol.
do handkerchiefs & tippets do. from 1 to 10 do.
do. sleeves and cuffs do. from 2 to io do.
do. hats and bonnets do. from 3 to ig do
deep crown Leghorn hats from 7s. to 4 dollars
plain white and black chip hats from is, to 7s.
A lare Torment of blond, black and thread lace;
from 4 d. to 20s. per yard, beautiful French cam
bricz, from 2 to ^ dol. per yard.
Gauzes, viz. French nett, piquet, cypress,
crape, hlk fmpe, hwn, fuffle, black and white,
from is. & 6d. to 1 dol. per yard, gauze hand
kerchieft with silk borders, from & to „. & 6d.
An anoitment of fafhonable ribbons, a large
quantity of flays, from 2 to 6 dol.
Scotch, plain, spotted and check fawns, from
zs. to 2 dol. Catgut, thread gauze and leno, from
IS. ^d. to 6s. per yard. Artificial flowers, from
6d. to 2 dol. Black modes, perfians and
larfanets. Split cane and whalebone.
JEWELERY,
Confiding of Watches, Breftpins, Lockets, Pen
cil and Tooth-pick Cases, Sciffars, Watch Trink
ets, &c. &c.
To be Sold at Public Vendue,
On MONDAY the 15th of March next,
At 1; o'clock,
On the Premises, near the Lower Market,
T^ T vak ™ bfe LOT ° f LAND, adjoining
Mr. Linda's, on the By, coutamiug, go
in front, a^d 400 feet deep, with the advantage T
3 fee, o. the alley, which, with Mr. Lindfayb ffet
mAea an alley of 6 feet.'
On the be of laid land, is an excellent large, Brick
Stora with a loft over it, 3nd cellar under it, the whole
breads of the land. And on the north fide of the
- a two st or y Brick Kitchen, and cellar under
the norta and fomh walls of a three story house Oil!
the cellar that was under the house wa s paved
with brack, and fton<s upon it.
The conditions of Sale are, One Hundred Guineas
to be paid on the delivery of the Titles, half the re
mainder at the end of one year, and the other half in
t^o years from the day of Sale, with interest from that
day; for iecuring which, Bonds and a Mortgage of
the premises to be given, and then immediate possession
wul be given of the premises, by
WILLIAM HOPTON, E xe {
of IFilliam Stone, deceased.
BANK of NORTH-AMERICA.
January 5, 1784.
r ['HE Directors of the Bank having declared a
A dividend of eight per cent, upon the capital
flock for the half year, ending the firft infant ;
the fame will be paid at the Bank to the flock'-
boioeis or their representatives, at anytime after
the tenth inflant.
N. B. The Printers on the Continent are re
queued to give this advertisement a place in their
papers.
WANTS A PLACE,
AS a Servant, a person who is every way
S^aßfied —he lived in that capacity many
years with Sir Edmund Head. Thinks he could be
very ufeful to a Wine Merchant, as he perfectly
understands, and has been much employed in fining
and bottling wine. Enquire at the Printing Office.
STRA Y S.
ryHO&aS BARKLEI informs me of a Chef
nut ford Mare about 13 hands high, with a
while main and tail, about rx years o id, branded on
9°"^^ Moulder and buttock , and on the left
cheek r. a natural pacer.
James Coufart informs me of a dark bay Mare about
8 years old, 13 arid a half hands high, branded on the
,^,ng moulder and buttock D G and on the off
taoulder IE a white n o fc, paces and trots.
Ananias £ ack informs me of a black Mare about 7
years old. „ hands high, with a (mail st ar and three
brande^n the mounting Shoulder and but
tock with one wall eye.
James Craig informs we of a brown bay Mare about
% years old, about 13 hands high, branded on the
mounting ihoulder H and on the mounting buttock B
G
another brand unknown, a natulzr paeer. The owners
or the above tirays mutt prove their property before
ROBERT MONTGOMERY. J. p.
W^tofy fa. a 6, 17^
For PRIVATE SALE,
BY the Subferiber on Ferguson's Swamp, or
by Colcock & Gibbons, in Charleston,
the following LANDS, viz.
1000 Acres on Waccamaw, very good for indigo,
provisions, and the making of turpentine, tar and pitch,
as there are several landings not further than 3 or 4.
miles; said land take, up about 200 acres of the Great
Sea Bay bounding on lands of Thomas Phepoe.
Another of 1500 acres on both tides the Congaree
read, between Mr. Fuchfon's Tavern, (late Murton'#}
mid the Black Smith; inferior to none in that neigh
hood for provisions, flock of ail kinds, and the making
of tar, &c. and <rill be of great value as soon as the
canal is cut from Greenland's Swamp into Ferguson's.
As the trzß is large it will either be divided into three
trade, or fold altogether as most suitable to the pur
chasers.
Another of 600 acres, at the very head of Waffum
faw Swamp, adjoining lands of Mr. Thomas Legare
and Hambleton's—2oo of the fame has already been
fettled on, being exceeding good for provisions, and the
whole of said tra& is esteemed one of the best ranges ora
said swamp for stack of every kind.
Another of ^lO acres of good provision land, <<•
ceeding well timbered with pine and fire wood; the
extent not over 4 miles from Stone Lending, and ft
from Monks Corner, that will fait exceeding well for
fawing.to fend to ma ket.
Also two Town Lots in Dorchester, fronting Mrs.'
Fotberingbam's house, 200 feet square each. Thetcrmg
are, one third of the purehafe money with interest to be
paid at the end of one year, one third at the end of two
years, and the remainder at the end of three years.
Paying interest annually. Payments will be taken io
Negroes, flock of any kind, liquors, sugar, salt, dr,
goods, &c. at ,vendue price; a small portion of caffe
will be wanted.
N. B. If Aid Lands are not all fold by the First of
MARCH, they will positively he that day cff b red at
Public Sale, by Colcock & Gibbons.—A deduaion
will also be made in the price, should it suit th. -pur
chasers to advance p-rt of the firi payment immediate
ly.—Good encouragement will be given to Journeys
men Carpenters.
Blake Leay White.
Feb. 1, 17^4.
To be SOL D,
EXCELLENT Rose Butter, by the keg of
pound, freih Double Glocefter Cheese, north
ward and Carolina Hams, Gammons and Flitches,
Flour by the barrel or pound, Florence Oil, Al
fpice, Ginger, Mustard, old Jamaica Rum, old
Weft India ditto, northward ditto, best Mufeovado
Sugar, common ditto. Chocolate, Coffee, Tea, &c„
with a number of other articles in he Provision way,
all which are Retailed at the most reasonable terms.
No. 67, Queen-street, where there is Lodgings
to accommodate the Country People.
N. B. country produce of any kind wi'l be
taken in payment for any of the above articles.
State of South -Carolina;
Cheraw District.
yl P a Court of Common Pleas, begun
4 A /nd holden at the Long Bluff, for the Dittria
of Cneraws, on the 15th day of November lad,
Thomas Pearce,jun. Jofah Dawie, Be,yamin fackjox,
Thomas Deane, and Azariah Davie, being duly sum
moned and returned to serve as Ju<os at the said
Court, made default. Notice is hereby giitn, that
they will be fined in the sum of Five Pounds procla
mat on money each, unless they (hall relpedtively
make good and luflicient excuses on oath, for their
non-appearance, and transmit the fame to the Clerk
of the Court for the said DiftrA.
By Order of the Court,
W. PEGUES, C. C. P.-
For LONDON,
AND will fail by the i;th of March, two
thirds of her Cargo being provided; the
Ship EMPEROR, James Rennice Commander.
For Freight or Passage. apply at No. 83, Tradd
ftreet, No. ic, Broad-street, or to the Captain ora
Board said Ship at Prioleau's wharf.
A WET NURSE,
4 ®OUT 24 years of age, who is very healthy,
/ careful of children ; may ba heard of by
^FV% ^ ^ Printing Office.
NOTIC E.
THE Subferiber intending shortly to leave this
State, detires all periods indebted to him, or to
Currie & Norris, by bond, note or open account, to
call and fettle the fame before the 9th day of March
next enluing, or otherwise he will be under the neceffi.
ty of putting his Papers into the hands of an Attorney.
Robert Norris,
Feb. 3, 1784. No. 5, Bedon's-alley.