The Gazette of the state of South-Carolina — Charles-town [S.C.], 1784-07-08 00:00:00, page 3

For S A L E,
At No. 24^, 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. Anv person inclining
to purchase her, may haveher on trial. Enquire
oft he Printer. '*
For S A L E
A Valuable draft of LAND in Georef, a
bout p miles from Sunbury, and near to a
landing—said tract contains 400 acres of choice
Swamp, and 1.50 of excellent High Land.
ALSO, a valuable PLANTATION, near the
High Hillsof Santee, containing about 1300 acres,
400 of which is excellent Swam, and the rest
exceeding good strong land, proper for the culture
of Indigo and Tobacco.—Tne proprietor will have
no objections to receive New Negroes in payment
for the above trads. For further particulars apply
to . POSTELL & GUIGNARD.
;^N OVI CE.
" ' Attornies of Mr. John Shoolbred,
& of London, and of the Administrator of the
late Mr. William Smith, of this city, confider
it their indifpeniible duty, in this public manner
to call upon all persons indebted to that Concern,
to discharge or otherwise fettle their refpe&ive
balances.—The very great indulgence which has
already been given, makes a compliance with this
request, before the firft day of "September next,
absolutely necessary. After that 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
laved the mortification of adopting measures equal
ly disagreeable 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.
Charleston, No. 10, Broad-freet.
July 7 , 1784.
NOTIC E.
ALL persons indebted to Edward Legge, late of
Ashley Ferry, are particularly requeued to make
payment; and those who have any legal demands a
gainst him, are defred to render a fate thereof to me,
without delay.
HOWARD LEGGE, jun. Attorneys
July 2, 1784.
F OUNY '
BY a Negro, A SOLID GOLD SEAL, with
' a Cypher. The owner may have it, paying for
this advertisement, and giving the Negro a fmail te
wardfor her honefy. THO. SINGLETON.
Ann Taylor,
BEGS leave to inform her friends and the pub
lic in general, that she intends teaching
FRENCH, and offers herfelf. to inftrutt Young
Ladies in that ufeful and polite language, and al
fures them that every attention and care wil be
paid to the morals of the children they fliall be
pleased to place under her. For further particu
lars enquire of Mrs Ann Stone, No. 74, Church
ftreet.
A Quarterly Communication of the Grand
Lodge of the Most Ancient and Honorable So
ciety of Free and Accepted MASONS for this State,
will be held in Charleston, on Friday the 30th in
fant, at No. 22, Beresford's Alley, at seven o'clock
in the evening, when the present and part Grlrfd
Officers, as alio the Matter and Wardens of these-
Yeral Lodges throughout this State, constituted by,
and acknowledging the jurifdiaion thereof, are de
fied to attend in person, or by proxies, ptecifely at
said hour, on rain of forfeiting their Cofiftitutions.
By Order of the Grand Mafler,
James Ballantine, G. S.
July 3/, 5784. zt.
WANTED as a Tutor in a private fa
mily, about twelve miles from this City, a
person properly qualified to teach Reading, Writing
and Arithmetic. For particulars, enquire at No.
53, Tradd fret.
For LISBO N,
THE Snow JOAN BAPTISTA, %.
Jeph Francyco da Silva, Commander; will
take on Freight Indigo, Tobacco and Bees Wax.
For terms, apply to
Daniel Bourdeaux. .
Immediately Wanted,^.
For Three Years,
A Smail HOUSE, with Out-buildings and
Garden, for which one years rent will be
adi anced. Enquire of the Printer.
7^ 7, % 7 8 4-
Smiths, Defauffure, & Darrell,
give notice,
That they have received by the John, Capt. Benja
min Savage, from London,
A General Assortment of GOODS, pro
-4 4 per for Family and Plantation Life, which
they will furnifh to Qieir old Friends and others on
the Terms of Payment that were customary before
the Commencement of the late War.
They have on Hand to fell for present Pay, Loaf
Sugar in Hogsheads, Itifh Beef in Barrels, Flour in
ditto, Shene's belt London Porter in Hogsheads and
in Bottles, Hollands Duck, a large Parcel of Cor
dage and Iron Pots. 3wi.
For SAL E,
T H E following very valuable LANDS,
-'= fo r which a credit will be given on paying
the interest and one sixth part of the principal an
nually, until the whole is discharged, viz.
One PLANTATION on the Wateree, contaih
'"g s°° "'" °f swamp, with an iflarid for a settle
ment, has fix y acres cleared in good order for pkiit
'°^ a good overfeet's house, a (mall bam and negro
houses.
The FERRY on the Wateree-river, called Sum
mons's Ferry, 22 miles from Camden, with loed
acres of land, aoout two miles from the river, 130
acres cleared and under good fences. The ferry is
ehablifhed for fourteen years, and capable of being
made as valuable as any on the riv^r.
A PLAN lATION on New River Neck, where
Mr. William A. Brisbane formerly lived, contain ng
I too acres, was well fettled with a large dwelling,
house, barn, and all other houfeb necessary.
One o§her PLANIAIION alio on New-River
Neck, containing toco acres, had a good barn and
other joules, about a mile ifro.ro the landing, where
Vettels of zoo barrels may swim About one-half
of th's trail is rice land of the fifft qualify.
Any person desirous of purchasing either of the
above trails, mull apply to
Benjamin Waring.
For Private Sale,
On an extenfae Credit, and the Terms made perfectly
easy the following LOTS of LAND:'
T" ™. ° ' ieces or Parcels of Lots of Land in
" Hing-fireet, nearly opposite the large house
formerly Mr. Brefton s, Elq; containing in front on
King-street, 21} feet each, and in depth eaftwardly
on a line with Water-street 137-1 feet, known in
the plan of Cliarlefton, by No. 190 ahd 216. a
One Lot No. 1, in Middiefex, fronting the Bay,
being part or parcel of a lot known in the plan of
Middiefex, by No. 7: this is a corner lot, and
very valuable ; it contains in front on Bay-street
25 feet, and in depth on Fitt-ftreet 100 feet.—
° ne other Lot No. 2, adjoining the above and of
the fame dimensions. One Lot No. 3, con
- taining in front on Middle-street 25 feet; and in
depth on Wall-street 100 feet, being a corner loti
i', 1 ' °" e 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
particulars may be seen and known by applying
at No. 17, Meeting-street, to ' 5
John Poftell,
Son °f John.
To be fold at PUBITC VENDUE
On F RIDAY the 16th day of July,
Before the Exchange,''
A Stout able Fellow, ajobbing carpenter, mower
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 fecuritp
June 8, 1784. JOHN POSTELL, s on of John.
No. 81, Broad-ftrect.
NEGROES^or SALE,
THE remainder of the CARGO
A of the Brig Le Leger, confining of prime
young Men 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
ternoon, until the whole are fold,
Daniel Bourdeaux.
FOR SA LE; '
^^ F ™^ ^ di ^ the ^of July next,
O TREE NEGROES, formerly the property
4 of Henry Y6U% ''
State of South-Carolina,?' ——
Orangeburgh Dijlrift.)
WHEREAS at a' Court of General Sessions of
the Peace, Oyer and Terminer, Assize and
General Gaol Delivery, begun and holden at Orange
tfrgh, for the Diflri& of Orangeburgh, on the 1 sth
day of April, 1784. 0
Being duly summoned and returned to serve as
PLEA JURORS,
Made defaults and were noted for non-attendance ?
Notice is hereby given, that they will be fined in thd
sum of Five Pounds proclamation money of America
each, unless they shall refpeflively make good and ftfr
ent excuses upon oath, for their non-attendance, on or
before the 20th day of ORober next.
Iney will please to inclofe their excuses to Lewis
Goljan, or Henry bolder, Esquires, who will forward
them to me.
JAMES CARMICHAEL, C. C. P.
L I, those who stand indebted to W ILLIAM
TII OMPSON, City-Tavern, are requeued
to difeharge their refpeklive Accounts, on or before the
'sth of July next. His engagements with his Cre
ditors are fuck, as to confrain him to the enforcement
es punctuality with his Debtors. Those who make
no Payment, by Casi or secured Bonds before that
Day, muff excuse the necessity which fliall coerce Thomp*
son, (in his own defence) to place their Accounts in;
the hands of an Attorney.
MR. THOMPSON informs his' Friends and
Customers, that they can be fupplied,by
the Dozen, with ARRACK and BURGUNDY,
of tlie firft quality.'
City-Tavern, June 22, 1784#
Quarterly meeting of the German
Friendly Society will be held on Wednesday,
the 21st July, when the Members thereof are de
sired to attend at Ten o'Clock in the forenoon, at
Mr. John Martin's, King-street.
By Order of the Society,
CHARLES GRUBER, Sec. 1
Charleflor, June 30, 1784.
S TRA 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 ol two Mares, one a
black, 12 hands high, 12 years old, branded on
the near buttock 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' Nov. 23, 1783.
Whoever claims any of the above strays must
prove their property as the law directs, before
Thomas Baker, J. P.
Camden DifiriSt
A WHITE CARPENTER, capaple of super
intending a few Negro Carpenters, either in
Town or Country, will meet with good encour^
agement, by applying to
WILLIAM SMITH, Esq:
No, 22, Broad-Rrect,
Gershom Kelly
Stephen Smith
John Millidge
John Garbman
Jonas Beard
IfaaG Bus, Sen.
William Wyatt
John Best
Jacob Neurot
John Cave
James Babcock
As PETIT JURORS,
Mdde default, and were noted for non appearance ,
Notice is hereby given, that the former will be fined
in the fam of Pen Pounds proclamation money of
America ; ana the latter in the sum of Five Pounds
like money each, unless they fall reffePively make
good and fafficient excuses upon oath, for their non
attendance, on or before the 20th day of ORober next.
Ikey will please to inclofe their excuses to Lewis
Gelfan, or Henry Felder, Enquires, who will forward
them to me
JAMES CARMICHAEL, C. C. G. S.
State of South-Carolina, )
Grangeburgh Difirift,\
WHEREAS at a Circuit Court of Common
Pleas, begun, and holden at Orangeburgh, for
the Diftria, of Orangeburgh, on the 15th day of April,
1 7 8 4>
Henry Kyrick
William Brown
Owen Odum
James Turner
Being duly summoned and returned to save an
GRAND 7URORS: And
George Bennerfon
Richard Creech
Ezekiel Williams
Richard Kirkland
David Crum
Samuel Tate
Richard Johnson
John Ford
Jacob Linder
Christian Rifler
Thomas Hill
Jacob Hare