The Gazette of the state of South-Carolina — Charles-town [S.C.], 1784-04-08 00:00:00, page 3

Wliam, who is poor, and weak, -and bth n crfe to
help him? thi^e heart be merry, Wil
liam tie hiherMe man p d i s away in thy presence,
as chaff before the-rivind.
'3 ° 9 &£%ggpp'y to the Elders of thy peo
ple, and bear tho^vitnefs. agaihdt^^ laying
William, did^^^heme God and the people; and
peradventurCThe F^derj may, like unto the filly ones,
£'u "' unt ° "'y layings, and get wrath, io that
William be carried to priion, or (toned with Rones
that he die.
-X4. And it came to pass that the Elders of the
people bowed their faces to the earth, and did re
mrence to J—n, and were sorely wroth again!) Wil
liam; and because of the anger of J —n, kept
Wiliam in ward for many days.
',• And the foul of T- s the Scribe was not
Satisfied with the captivity of William, but longed
sorely that the Elders would make a commandment
note the people,; faying, let Wiliam be an abomi
nation in the land; let him be banished.from the
borders thereof within forty days, and if he return,
let him die, and be in the eyes of J—n as a field in
the haiveft'before the face bi a whirlwind: but the
Elders went every one his way.
16. And J—n called unto him T—— s the
Scribe, who was leagued with him of old, faying.
There is none so prudent and difereet as thou art in
ah tby mays: let me, I pray thee, give thee coun*
fel; fbr as the Lord liveth, my foul fh.ll not find
rest, until William and his wife, and his little ones,
(hall be without fubliftence, and as if there was no
bread in the land.
17. Take thou charge therefore, that the Eiders,
nor their wives, nor their fobs, nor their daughters,
shall assemble again, nor offer facrifice id the danc
ing a&mblies of the people, at the house of Wife
liam; and behold, remove thee from thence the'
found of the trumpets, and of pipes, and of Tweet
instruments ; and let the house of William be fa
litary. / ' /'- ,
.18. And T-—— s the Scribe answering, saids
Nay the Lord do this unto me arid mbre, if I per.
form not what thou commanded.
19; And T s being put over the books of
wisdom, and of proverbs, and of cunnirg fa ings,
caused the foiemn feaft, held aforetime at the house
of William, to be removed to the house of E——d
the Hibernite, which lieth by the way as th"b&
gjeft along the sea fide ; and he also conspired to
remove from thence the dancing affembiies of the
people, and the trumpets and Iwe-t inßruments.
20. And the men of the city marvelled, and
were afraid, faying;
2!. Seeing that J—n will not be offended even
in (mail matters without destroying ' him who of
fendeth. yea verily, every man. is in jeopardy', and
the men of the city, and their wives, and their little
ones, may become before him like unto a fleer
that fiddeth no pasture, but fceth without strength
before the pursuer.
22. Seeing therefore that ,—n and his party,
as Rulers, will be oppressors, and as men will bear
no equals; is it not meet I pray thee, that every
man, while at his work-in his right hand hold a
tool, and in his left hold a weapon ? and the men of
the city went their way, fhakingtheir heads.
23, Now the ads of J—n which he did in the
city, when the Provoflites Came before the walls
thereof, and the a<fti which he did on the Hills, and
in the Village, which lieth by the way as thou'
goeft towards the South, are they not written in
the book of Chronicles.
CHARLESTO N,
A PRIL 8, 1784.'
ON Monday last a general Meeting of
the Society of the Cincinnati, eftab
lifted in this State, was held At the City-
Tavern, where an elegant entertainment
was provided, and the day (pent in great
happiness and mirth. °<
Since our last, Mrs. M'Queen and her
daughter, Mrs. Jenkins, Mils Ward, Mr.
James Penman, Major Minihall, Capt.
Biffett, Mr. William Clarkfon, Mr. Be
thune, and many others, failed for London.
Saturday last died, in the 19th year of
bis age, after a lingering illness, Mr. Alger
noon-Sidney Alh, youngest son of the'de.
ceased Mr. Richard. Cochran Alh.
On Sunday died, in her 29th year, Mrs.
Ann Burton, wife of Capt. Ilaac Burton.
Same day arrived the brig Barbadoes?
Capt. John Park, with w/tom came passen
gers; Mehrs. Henry Lanchefter, Thomas
flill, Benjamin and Samuel hlutet, James
Johnton, and D. Brenayi.
On Monday, died, in the 42d year of
• a ge, much regretted by all who, had
,the pleasure of his acquaintance, Mr. Rich
a4»' a ' ter ^ Merchant, of this City.
luefiay afternoon as two of the Miss
Sarrazins were riding out in a chair on a
visit, the horse took fright in Meeting
ftreet, and threw them out, by which ac
cident they were terribly bruised, and now
lie dangerously ill.
.Same evening was married in Christ-
Church Parish, Mr. Hugh Role, to the
amiabie Mils Susanna Read; daughter ,of
tne deceased ——^ Read, Elq; of the
State of Georgia,
Several people these few nights past have
, been attacked, and knocked down in the
ftieezs of this City, by a number of men
armed^with various kinds of weapons.—
A man was stabbed by them, and died in
a ihort time after.
coo.ora tocahtotooro 000%ow<ro
m. rs . timothy;
MADAM,"t
BY order of the Marine Anti Britannic sjr„, I
Wm, in my official capacity, inftrufted to transmit to
you, (by the Committee of Gentlemen now,before
tyou) the underwritten Revolution of said Society,
which you are requeued tp pebliffi in your next
Gazette, being Madam,
Your Very humble and obedient servant,
Write ^ AM ^ Fallon, Secretary.
IERE^'1 ERE ^' " appears, that John Muffi
State Printer to this Commonwealth, hath,
^n terms very peremptory @ o d difreJbeAful, refuted td
^ive any place in his late Gazette to a warrantable
and conllitutional Refaction of this Society evi
fencing thereby,.as mil as by some former ahs of
his towards the said Society, that his Preis is not
thoroughly uninfluenced ' and free : ^lt Was therefore,
Refolded Unanifofh That the Members of this
Society do forthwith -Withdraw, and they are hereby
enjoined to withdraw, their leffteaitesubferiptions
from the laid John Miller, in quality of Printer;
for ever -, and.,that they it future publbh no adVer
tifements in bis paper, such only excepted as fohy be
deemed absolutely necessary, fobe line & f trade, or
as may be enjoined by ^ employer, ^ 4 Member $ -
and that this resolve & published in "Mrs. TimotbyV
and Messrs, Childs and Company's Gazettes, re
fpedively. Signed, by order, If
'JAMES FALLON, Secretary.
Cbarlef^, April 3d, 1784.
To be L E T;
THE CITY.tAVERN.mfo
Cudworth & Wailek
, To the PUBLIC.'
AN ATTORNEY who,has been regularly
brought up in the Profeffion of the Law, and
pra^fed for fourteen years past in the Courts of
E 9^ty at Weftririnfter, in England ? re
fpedfully acquaints-the Public, that he makes
Conveyances, , Marriage Settlements, Wilk Mort
gages, Articles of Ag re ^ t , and Co-panaerlhip,
Arbitration, and other Bonds, Letters of Atto^
hey Charter Parties, Bills of Sale, and Petitions,
with accuracy, expedition and secrecy.
Questions in Law and Equity are also answered,
and, wnen required, 1 a Case 1Y fated, and the
opinion given in writing, by Mt. Taylor. No roe
Church,ftteet, Chatleflon.'' 5 '
The A ^, t ise r begs to add, that being lately
ataved ^ tins State, a ^ confequehtly not h avin g
extensive acquamtance, is his only re rf on (And
he hopes wil be deemed a fatisfi&ry apology)
for this Public Address. • ' '
A r^ A /ft FRLY Meeting of the! German
" Soc % will be held on Wednefdav
the 31st April inst. when the Members thereof are
desired to attend at io o'clock in the Foreridun
it Mr. John Christopher Martin's, j n Charleston '-
By Order of the Society^
Charles Gruber, Secretary./
- On Thursday April 22d. Iriftant,'
Will be Sold, at the Subscriber's Plantation, near
Parker's Ferry,
TEN valuable NEGROES, belonging to the
estate of Mr. Philip Garner, deceased.—-
Turns will be declared on the day of file. ,
Melcher Garner, Adminift. '
At Cudwenh & 'Waller's
AUCi lON ROO M,
On WEDNESDAY the s th of May,
Will be S O L D, at 11 o'clock,
The following lands, & Cc belonging to the Efate
of Mr. Wiliam Garner, deceased, viz.
A Valuable LOT of LAND, on the
.4 A East fide of Meetibg-ftreet, No. — at pre
lent occupied by Mrs. Rivers, containing in front
52 feet, and in depth 133 feet; on the premises ty,
a very good Dwelling House, Kitchen, and^everf
other necessary out bu Iding —-Conditions of Sale,
one third of the money to be paid in January &485,
one third in January, 1786, and the Remainder fa
January, 1787, on bond with* good security, and
paying interest annually. ^ i
xA I ra& of 1000 acres of Land, eri theJVaterf
of Coofawhatchie, in Grenville County, bounding
Southeast on land laid out to Mr. Baa&M'Pherfon,
and all other sides vacant. • p
A Tr a fl of 1600 acres, On the Waters of Coo
fawhatchie, in Grenville County, bounding N. W.
on laqd laid out to Mr. John Hunt, all other sides
vacant.
A Trad of 200 acres, on the Waters of Coo
fawhatchie, Grenville County, bounding S. W. ora
land laid out to Mr. Isaac M'Pherfon, all other
sides vacant.
A Trad of ago acres, on the Waters of Coo
fawhatchie, Grenville County, bounding to the East
on the above land, to the North and Vv est, on land
laid out to Mr. Isaac M'Pherfon, all other fide#
Vacant.
A Tria of „o acres, on the Waters of Coo
fawhatchie, Grenville County, bounding 00 ail
lides on vacant land.
A Tram of 500 acres, known by the name of
the Great Cypress, on the Waters of Coofawhatchie,
Grenville County, bounded on all sides by vacant
lands.
The foregoing Traas of Land, as they all joint
'each other, are very valuable, and form a body of
some of the best Lands in this Country. —Conditi-
ons of Sale are, two, three, and four years credit,
on bond with approved feturity, and interest from
the day of Sale % For further particulars apply at
our Au&iori Room, Broad-street, No. 92, where
the Plats and Grants are lodged for infpedion.
By Orster bf the Executor,
^Melcher Garner, Execut.
' For S A L E,
so be Let oft Freight to Madeira, dr an,
of the Wef-Ldid Ifads.
THE Brig PORGY, Jeremiah Bassett, Matter;
JL a faft failing Bermuda built Vessel, burthen
about 320 barrels of rice. Apply to laid Matter
on Board.
ALL persons having any demands against the
estate of William M'Kce, late of Beaufort
biftria, deceased, are desired to deliver them in
properly attested; and those indebted to laid estate
to make speedy payment,
GEORGE KINTZ, ) Aa m i„ifo,
MARY M'KEE, j Adm nijirat i^
. *'<^l^'ll'll' ''"';'''^q&qqqq^
ALL persons indebted to the estate of the late
John Grimbale, deceased, are requested to
make payment; and those who have any demands
against the fame, are desired to bring in their ac
counts properly attested to,
Elias Robert, Aft. Exec.
Black Smart,, Match 29, 1,84.
WHEREAS the firm of Smedley Arid Co. it
diffobe^ by mutual consent, all persons in
debted to or having any demands on said Company,
are requested to fettle the fame with Messrs. Mer
rick and Course, No. 7, Bedon's-Alley.
Char? Ron, Morell zr, 1-84.
==-^^^^
AN AlVERjAri 1 ivihr,l il\croi Qe
South/Carolina Society will be held at
the City Tavern, the ^th of A^il next, (brine
Tuesday in Easter week.) The Members are re
quelled to be punctual in meeting at ft o'clock,
to eled officers for the ending year, and tranfaft the
business of the Society before dinners
By Order of the Society^
John M'Call, jun. Clerk.
THE Subscribers have juu receive in ,he Brig
Vry Van Dwinglandy, Jotiltfchram; Mas
ter, from Amsterdam, a fine Affottmeot of Holland
Linens, which they will Sell on very reafonabie
terms, for Cath, Produce, or Credit, at their Store.
:No.. I, Broad ftreeft%
Cantor & Co.