The Gazette of the state of South-Carolina — Charles-town [S.C.], 1784-06-17 00:00:00, page 3

FOR SAL E,
Or to be freights! to Philadelphia,
THE Bug DOLPHI N, JOHN Herein,
maker, an European built veTJ, about 60
tons burtaen, well barrel and ready to load. For
terms, freighter padhge, zpplv to Capt. Kerim on
board, at Evcicigh's wharf, or '
Daniel Hall & Co.
No. 5, Tradd-ftreet.
Who have imported in the above vessel, fuper
fine Philadelphia FLOUR.
A Negroes for Sale.
(fr.r'-T g^ A Cargo of very fine font Men and
Eir~l kknum, id go'd order and ft for
fir?.-'?„ff immediate fcrw.ee, just imported
^^ Cf^fr^ from .hr kmdwird Craft cf Triri
'' ca, in the Ship dwo Brothers.—
Conditions are one has C,'h or Produce, the other
half payable the faft of failactry next, giving Bond
an:' Security if required.
The Sade to be opened al io o'Check each Day, in
Mr. Eourdeaux's Yard, at No, 48, on C'e Bay.
May 19, 1784. JOHN MITCHELL.
Thirty Seasoned Negroes
To be Sold for Credit, at Private Sale.
A MONGST whicli is a Carpenter, none of
I ) whom arc known to be . duTuneft.
Also. to be ibid for Case, a regular bred young
Negroe Man-Cook, born in Lus Country, who
served Several Years under am exceeding good
French Cock abroad, and his Wife a middle aged
Wafher-Weman, (both ver, boned) and their two
Children. Likwik. a wnmy Man a Carpenter.
For 'Fenns apply to the Printer.
ROBERT DI I, L ON;
E ETURNS W^Q to his friends and
cudomers for their pad favours.—He nor*
accquaints them, that he has received a neat as
sortment of delicious LIOUORS; among which
are, Champaigne, Burgundy, Constantia, Claret,
iPort, MBaga, Sherry, and Mountain Wine; also
Rheniflr of the vintage of 1 7 Q, old Hock of the
vintage of ^1724, old London particular Madeira
Wine, and the very belt old Jamaica and Wed-
India Rum, old French Frandv in cases, Porter
in hogsheads and Settles. vAnCrhe willfcll at the
lowed rate lor cafh.br {hurt credit; at his Sture
No. 16, Elliot'-ftreet. Jw.
To be Sold at the Printing-Office;
A Circular Letter, addreded to the State Socle—
fr\ ties of the CINCINNATI, by the General
Meeting, convened at Philadelphia, May 3, 1784/
together with the INSTITUTION, as altered
and, amended.
WANTED TO PURCHASE,
$ Schooner or Sloop, burthen from.Bo to 110
!~\ barrels of rice, of an easy draught of water.
Enquire of Mr. Ilaac Walters, Jolin Synes, Dor
cheder, or in Charleston, to SIMS WHILE.
Al ew copies of an American Edition of i)r.
Blair's celebrated Lt?ires, may be had at
No 92 one-half, Bioad-Greet, at Five Dollars.—
The London copy lells at New York for Ten.
Stevens, Rimsay, s<Co.
AGEN EROUS Frice lor Bink-root, small
and Sencka Snake-roots, will be given at
Nc. 92J, Broad-slicer, by
stevens, Ramsay & Co.
N O T I CE
IS hereby given to all Makers of Vessels, to
make returns of their Cfcws and Ballengers at
0c Harbour-Maher's Office, No. 3, Broad-Erect;
where they will receive directors, the rules and
regulations of this Harbour: by attending to- them;
they may avoid many errors they etherwife fall
into.
ROBERT COCHRAN;
Hurbou r-idafi CT
TWO GUINEAS RcwaW.
"-'''AY from the faf Nr, on or aCuh tie
^ 2c,th March IN. a Negro umck mowed ?am
about 46years& 4 „, g^ . ^ c ,
lowijh cerrpkxk , , uty Ery^a^h, ad Ms
very fa, ft: had nto,w f^u-4 . i h r
coat and red jc: \ fla b writ ACT ^,/ , %
and formerly ;el.i, Mr.lk.^ ,y
zßere it is prUHe , 0 may Nr '' > E^,, ,
rill deliver the { : J u A '"k N,% #
Varc'noft" w-owy., aw. - kwh ''
the at '' '/from , / Eire
&J'"'- H: %.0 ^^ ) viewy,(cut.
NEW PUBLICATIONS,
Conffling cf new BOOKS and PAMPHLETS,
mdßufaawred in Philadelphia, and now for Sale at
No. 24 oh the B CT
"DUCHANS Family Physician, or Domestic
Me^cine; Elliot's Med cal Pocket Book,
Capt. Cook's lag Voyage, Moore's View of Society
and Manners in France, Switzerland, Germany
and Italy, Emma Corbett's Adventures, Man of
the World, Memoirs of the Life,. Travels and
Adventures of Edward Wurtley Montague, Esq;
fare and Advert..res of Ambfofc Gwinnet, Sorrows
and sympathetic Attachments of Werter,. New
Travels through. North-America by Abbe Robin,
Adventures cf an Taft-India Rupee, Letters and
Focnis by Lord Lyttleton. Sheridan's School for
Scandal, Sheridan's Enghih Grammar, Sermons
to ivhnilters of State, Raynal's Observations ori the
late Revolution, Siegvolk on UniverfA Redemp
tion, Bailey's Almanac arid Register, &c; &c.
Notice is hereby given,
qrT) all perlons indebted to the fubferibers;
that their Bomb, Notes rind Accounts will
be placed in the hands of an Attorney for speedy
recovery, unless dafcharged by the '2oth instant.
HARRIS & BLACHFORD.
June sth, 1784. No. 30, Church-Streets
NOTICE
IS for the last time given to the creditors of
Mr. James WRiGirr, deccafed, to brin^ in
their accounts property attested, before the firh of
July next; and thofc indebted to said cilaic are
desired to pay the fame to the febfenber, or to
Mr. Daniel Jeffords, who is impowered to
give a receipt for the lame. It is cTm&ed that
thole concerned will avail them Llves'of this no
tice, as there cannot be a longer indulrence "rant
ed; and net oblige the Executor to lodge their
accounts in tlre nands of an Attornev, which
however difagfreeable, he will be obliged to do;
as there is an absolute necessity of fettling the af
fairs of said deflator immediately.
WILLIAM WILKIE,
Ailing Executor.
Cha*lefoh, june 8, 1784.
o t l c
TAMES DELTON being about to leave this
J State, carneftly requests all perlons indebted
to hun, either by bond, note or open, accompt, to
call on him without delay, and fettle to his fotis
fa&ivn, to enable him to fettle with those he is
s indented to, or he will be under the disagreeable
hcce.lity G 1 lodging their accounts in a lawyer's
hands for a speedy recovery;
May AMh, 1784.
N 0 TI C E..
THE Subferiber being desirous of fatisffing his
Creditors as soon as possible. has placed his
Accounts in the hands of John Pringle, Esq; At
torney at Law. He therefore requires all peifons
indebted to Garnier & Hub^c, Garnier & Govan,
and Jobri GafiUeii bybond, note or book account,
to fettle their befpe&we debts, by the 15th of May
next; as he will be obliged after that time, to pro
teed by a tootle of Law. He dehres all thofc to
whom he is indebted, on account of his different
concerns, to make their fevcral demands known.
Georgetown, May 7, 1784; JOHN GARNIER,
0 t~rcEi"
*I,HE Suas( Rir, er having three different
I times, (previous to the tedudion of this
City by the LrPain) called on the Heirs cf the late
benjamin irinhamfoD, io meet him for fettling the
Concerns bi tne laici Benjamin kv ilham'cr and
which, they negle&ed to do for rhafons, as he ap
prehends, well known to some of them, how calls
on them .again to meet him the Second Monday
in September, at the Exchange Coffee-Houle: this
long Notice is given that thole concerned in Geor
gia, as well as here; may have all imaginable in
formation of this Advertisement. All Creditors are
deiired to fetid in attested Accounts of their Debts.
WILLIAM WILLIAMSON, Adam.
Charleston, May 18, 1784.
^0 BE SOED,
And immediate Peffeffion giv''<,
^ ( nmtoruble, convenient Tenement,
^ A wnh kitchen, bore room, weed house, fowl
houfe, chair house and hbrfe liable, a good garden;
ad a well of mod excellent water, in a retired and
agrerebw part of the Ciiy.—One hundred and fifty
pounds of the purchase money will 6c wanted as soon
s prileflim is given ; for the remainder, two years
-*dit, on good bond and feccriry. For further par
n. Tis apply to the Printers, or
John Lefefne,
No. 8, Union-ttrec; Continued.
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POE Ts .CORNER. J
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The D R U M.
[From Mr. Scott's, Poetical Works.]
I HATE that drum's difeerdant found,
Parading round, and round, and round:
To th'oughtlcfs youth it pleafore yields,
And lures from cities and from fields,
To fell their liberty for charms
Of tawdry late, and glittering arms;
And when ambition's voice commands.
To march, and fight, and fall, in foreign lands.
I hate that drum's diicordant found,
Parading round, and round, and round:
To me it talks of ravag'd plains,
And burning towns, and ruin'd swains;
And mangled limbs, and dying groans,
And widows tears, and orphans moans;
And all that Misery's hand bestows;
To fill the catalogue of human wees.
^^^^^
Doctor jambs brown, havmgMenfN
cited tofettle in the city, will dispose f his lan.s
in the country, viz. . ~
A TRACT of LAND known by the name of
Tippiebplaw, containing B^o acres, within a Jhorc
mile of a valuable landing, as well time ~ea as any
in this fat', and inferior to none in its advantageous
ftdarim, for sosf lying the city 'with fire-wood, Jtau's,
Jhinf's and bark; there are two good dams jorßue,
land, 60 acres of which is well ehclofed and in gova
order: there is also a considerable quantity of as fine
high foamp land as can he found in this fate, befdes^
a "las, quantity of foie hard freefone, a quarry of
zohib has been already opened. The terms are, to
fatis!, the public, fhwn whom it was purchased, with
whom four years of the credit is unexpired "the 22d
infant, the ref due (as the Doctor wishes to piy off all
his demands as soon as pofible) wiU be part cash and
part credit. Further particulars will be known by
applying to John Ewing Calhoun, Efa; Afignee far
his creditors.,
N. B. The Doßor wiring td fender any service in
ids power, in the way of his profeffion, will give his^
advice every da,, from ten o'clock to eleven, to tip
poor inhabitants^ for whom medairies will be prepare:
at a very law rate. Be intends propofoigthe terms ,
a Public Dripenfary; which will be of the greate,.
use to this city wad its edviroN. June 15.
A e'A D Y that is capable of teaching
IA- the French; bfters her!clf to inftruEt young
Ladies in that useful and polite Language: Allo,
in ail kinds of fine Needle Work, iuch as Em
broidery in iilk..gold and silver, muffin, &c. I•
further particulars enquire at Mr. Stepheri Fhomaf s
No. 98,' Mecting-ftreet, where the performs to be
ipoken with at any time; jure 7.
% KTANTED to lIIR£ by the Month or Year,
VV a few good Carpenter Negroes.
PALMER and MILLER-.
XX WILLIAM WOOD; living between the
VV Ashley River and Goose Creek Roads,
about 13 miles from Charleston; informs me of a
brown bay Gelding; upwards of 13 hands high;
branded C. on the mounting shoulder, H, on the
near buttock, and on the off buttock go. The
owner of the above gelding is desired to prove hi 3
propertv before me.
foe 3 d, 1784. THOMAS HALL, J. P.
No. 10,5, Broad-ftrect.
William Doughty, John Webb, and
James Anderson,
Under the firm of
JAMES ANDERSON & Co.
Have puJl imported in the last Ships from Europe, a
very large and General Aflortment of DRY
GOOD S, comifting chiefly of the most iff A Ar
ticles for the Country; befalls a Variety of Fafia
onable Goods for the prefect Sefan, among which
they particularize the following.
A Neat and very large alTortment of Ribbons
from the Manufactures
A great variety of elegant Sattin Petticoats, and
some handsome Patterns of Silk
An entire new and cheap Manufactory for Gen
tlemens summer wear
Nails, Glass, Paints, Locksand Hinges, with art
extenlive ailortment of every necessary for building
A neat aifortment of very cheap Saddles.
All Orders from their Country Friends will be
particularly attended to in the most punctual and
obliging manner. They have established their cor
relponderice upon such a basis in Europe, as will
inlure them a constant and well regulated afibir,
blent of DRY GOODS in Season; which, with,
the Articles cf Rum, Sugar and Salt, they flatter
ibemlelvcs will enable them to execute the Orders
of their Country Friends much to their fitisfadion.