The Gazette of the state of South-Carolina — Charles-town [S.C.], 1784-05-13 00:00:00, page 3

fade, and also laid a heavy duty on our staple
commodity rite, the Society thought proper to
express their fenie of such restraint; by the Appel
lation or the Marine Anti-Britannic Society; but
reserved a liberty of changing that title to that of
tire Marine South-Carolina Society, as foun as that
Court Ihould take off the repaint oh our Carry
ing-Trade. '
Our Author talks of Mr. Official Secretary ftart
lng U P s°° men with the Ramp of his foot, and
aiks, for wnat? Ihen aniwcrs," to bring about
the circumstances wanted to make an alteration;"
and seems to take the reveries of his own brain for
faffs, by exclaiming, “ What modesty, add influ
ence this, for a man of yefterdav!" In short, the
torpidity, and falfe suggestions, of Mr. Often Re
publican, has so benumbed me, that I am obliged
to desist from attempting further to unravel so in
comprehenhble, so flupid a piece. However, as
Ine Steady and Open Republican, does not attempt
to discriminate, between an Aristocratic and Demo*
cratic form of Government, (the one being as mucli
Republican as the other,) I mean th inform him, in
a lubfeqUent paper, what MdntefqUißu, Sir Wil
liam lemple, and other eminent writers, fay on
that fubjeff; and then leave him to pursue his
equivocal Signature, a Signature as applicable to a
Lord, Lordling, or Lick-spittle, as to the indeben*
deed Citizen of a Democracy.
DEMOCRATIC GENTLE-TOUCH
Charleston, May 10, 1784.
CHARLESTON,
MAY 13, 1784.
Mrs. TIMOTHY,
YO U are requeffed, through the channel of
your Paper, to undeceive Lord Mansfield's
FIG MI-Antagonist, (the fuppofd and unfuppofel
former Printer of THE LONDON EVfrAiAG
PUST, who. previous to Lis being a /worn Citi
zen, assumes tlie title of ANOTHER PATRIOT;)
that he lies —undei a very great mistake, confound
ing the Marine Anti-Britannic SOCIETY, which
met Lift Saturday, with the Whig-Club of fix hun
dred. ihe Marine Anti-Britannic Society, Madam,
(as such) has no more concernment with the Au
thor and Publisher of the Hand-bills, than that of
tne South-Carolina, the Palmeto, or any other.
1 our last Paper proves, that your Prels is not
INFLUENCED. What kind of influence induced
Mr. Miller, to publish anonymous lies, and to
refufe Capt. THOMPSON'S State of Pads, attefled
by oath, and under his proper Sienature ?
. A CITIZEN litevery Form of LAB:
The Snow Neptune, Archibald Thompson, mat
ter, bound from hence to Jamaica, was overfet on
ti e 3d instant, about four leagues from the bar, and
all on board periihed.
Tuesday a veiTel arrived here in fix days from
Philadelphia.—Capt. Strong was to fail for this
place last Thursday.
Thur day was married at Stono, Lieut. Camp
bell, of the 63 British Regiment, to Mils Betsey
Smith, daughter of the deceased Thomas Loughton
Smith, Esq; of this City.
Saturday last was married at Beaufort, Mr. Ben
jamin Duche, to Mils Agnefs Given, ybungefl
daughter to Mr. John Given, of that place.
Thursday died, in this City, after a long illness,
Ears. Sarah Thomas, wife of Mr. W illiani Thomas,
of Pe lee.
SPRING WATER.
'H E Subferiber gives Notice to the Inhabi-
X tants at large, that he has, at a great Expcnce,
eaded a spacious BRICK \\ ELL, with commo
dious Pumps fixed therein, at one of the most plen
tiful and excellent Springs of Water within the
vicinity of this City, well known by the name of
LT NCH's SPRING; the whole covered over
in order to preserve the water cool in summer and
keep it clean and pleasant at all seasons.
Families may be supplied with Drinking-Water
at gs, 6d. the-quarter, to be paid always in advance.
—Those who keep Public-Houses muff expert to
pay in proportion to the quantity of water they
rnufl necessarily ule—Constant attendance will be
giv o n at the Pumps.
Moders of veffcls may have their calles brought
"p, tilled, and carlled back to any wharf they
chufe, at Half a Dollar the calk, by
ROBERT HOWARD.
'XL For LIVERPOOL,
The Ship CLEMENTINA,
Ca P L ELWORTHY,
Will fail by the ill of June, hav
ing great part of her Cargo engag
( . e d. For Freight or Passage apply
to the Captain on Board, at Prioleau's Wharf,
or to 7
ROBERT NORRIS,
No. g, Dodon's-Alley.
For Sale or Freight,
The SHIP
TWO BROTHERS,
S "TFT, now lying off Mr. Evelcigh's
narf. She is a french built Ship, about three
years old, well found, and a flout able veffcl, will
cairy about 1000 barrels of rice. Any perform
wanting to purchase, or Freight for Amsterdam,
Rotterdam, London or Brillol, will please to ap
ply to the lubferiber on the Bay, or to^ he Captain
on Board, where an Inventory may be seen.
Good Bills of Exchange on London or Amsterdam,
at 90 days fight, will be taken in payment.
May 12 , ^B4. JOHN MITCHELL.
W ANTE D,
At the P RINTING BUSINESS,
COMPOSITORS. They will meet
I with good encouragement by applying at the
Printing-Office.
N EGROeTI^I^T
On Monday the 17th of May instant,
Will be exposed lb Sale at Rayleigh's Wharf, on
board the Ship 'l<wo Brothers, facob
Snuift, Commander,
A Cargo of prime, healthy, stout Slaves,
from the Windward Coall of Africa. They
are choice Haves, in good order, and fit for immedi
ate lervice. Conditions of sale, Ready Money,
Lumber of all species, indigo and Rice.
John Mitchell.
Wanted to Charter for the Weft-Indies, a stout
BRIG or SHIP. For terms, apply as above.
Public Au&ion,
On TUESDAY, the Bth of JUNE next,
Before the Exchange,
A TRACI of LAND, containing 1000 acres,
, situated on the Waters of Saluda River
bounding S. E. & S. W. on lands cleared by Sa
muel Ficklmg, John Lonan, and Hugh Canan,
W. on land Surveyed for Andrew Burn, N. E. on
John Wilson's land. Condition's are 10 Guineas
Cafb. f'm remainder a credit cf Three Years, Gv
"'g E " - witn approved Security, and paying the
Interest Quarterly, or Annually, as may Left fait
tlie Puicliafcr.-—Good and fß9rcient Titles will be
given. JACOB MILLIGAN, & Co.
To be Sold at Public Auction,
In Ceoigetown, on Monday the 24th of May next,
A NEGRO Fellow, a Jobbing. Carpenter, has
been in the poileffion of ku. Richard We
thers, of Sandy Inland, knee August Last, and
Adyertifed accordingto Law, Conditions of Sale
is Cash on the delivery,
ABRAHAM COHEN.
FRIDAY, f UNE 4 th,
Will be S OL D. at the House of Mr. Thomas
Cooke, No. 32, Church-street,
At 10 o Clock in the Morning,
The following EfieTs belonging to the Estate of the late
Mr. Benjamin Wheeler, deceafcd, Wiz.
AVARIITY ol Houflrold and Kitchen Fur
niture, a number of Cabinet Maker's Tools,
a few Logs of Mahogany, Cedar & Cypress Boards,
sundry valuable Books, Wearing Apparel, &c.
ALSO a short Lease of a LOT in Meeting-Erect,
E,; 35, wit h the buildings thereon. Conditions
ol Sale will be declared on the above day.
Thomas Cooke, )
James Wilkins < Executors.
Henry Cafkin )
A L L , Terfoxs to whom the efiate. of Benjamin
JI heeler, of Charltfon, Cabinet-Maker, deceas
ed, funds indebted, arc defined to find in their ac
counts properly attfed; and all those that are indebted
tofaid estate, are dgred tofiotle the fame with,
Thomas Cooke, )
lames Wilkins, Executors.
Henry Cafkin. )
A. B. And all those to rNcm tor Co-Partner,
fit cf Wheeler & Cooke, /tanas indexed, are de
firedjo bring in their accounts F^Ny atiehed: and,
all those that are indebted, are deffd to make immedi
ate payment, to THO. COOKE,
Surviving Partner.
NEGROES for Sale.
On Tuesday the 18th of May instant,
WILL BE SOLD,
A Cargo, confining of NINETY prime
L A healthy Gold Coast SLAVES, mofily men,
just arrived, after a very short passage, in the bri
gantine Bennington, Capt. jofiah Conyers.
} Smiths, D^au&TG D^U,
To be Sold by Public Sale;
On the 20th of M A Y fiext,
By Meffi-s. CUDWORTH & WALLER;
A NEGRO WENCH, about 40 years of age;
with her Child about 2 years old, being
part of the divided Negroes belonging to Mrs.
Elizabeth Morgandollar's estate. Conditions of sale,
one half Cash, the other half Twelve Months Cre
dit, giving Bond with approved Security.
To be SOLD,
On THURSDAY MAY 27th, 1784.
^°'^ h Dandridge's, in St. Paul's Parish.
TJEIWEEn 12 & 15 NEGROES, belonging;
to the estate of Mr. Philip Garner, de
ceased. Terms will be declared on the day of Sale.
Melcher Garner, Adm.
TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC SALE,
By Conyers, Holmes, & Co.
On Wednesday, the 26th of May,
At the House of Mrs. Crouch, on South-Bay,
A VARIETY of PLATE, HOUSHOLD
and KITCHEN FURNITURE; Also, a
CARRIAGE, and an exceeding good PEW in the
south isle of St. Michael's Church. The sale will
begin precisely at ten o'clock, and the conditions
will then be made known.
Mount Sion Society.
A Quarterly Meeting of said Society
will be held on Friday the 28th of May in
stant, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon, at the house
of Mr. David Burger in Queen-street, where the
members are requested to attend prepared to dis
charge their arrea's.
By Order of th& Society,
ALEX. ALEXANDER, Secretary.
N. B. Dnner to be on table at two o'clock.
For Private Sale,
A'" ? GAUGER, strong and well built, just
. out of the Carpenters hands, has two fails, an
anchor and cable; will carry 70 barrels as rice.—ls
not Sold before the 20th inst. will oft that day be Sold
at Public Sale, before the Exchange.
JACOB MILLIGAN, & Co.
TOKIR
Three Excellent COOPERS. Enquire of the Printers
0 Run Away,
A' ol ' e W lt days ago, from the Sub-
J c "ber, a Negro Fellow named Will,
'''" ' 2 "'' les high, had on when he
went away, an Oznaburgs Coatee,
Trowfers, & Check Shirt. Two Gui
neas Reward will be given to whoever apprehends and
delivers him to the Subferiber in Charleston.
PHILIP NAZOR,
May 10, 1784. No. 160, King-freet.
NOfl CE? '
TH E Co-PartnerJhip of David Adams, & Go.
is Dissolved; they expert those indebted to them,
toul . make immediate payment to the Subferiber, No. 105,
Broad-flreet, as no further notice will be given.
May so, 1784. THOMAS DUNBAR.
Not i c e.
THE subferiber being desirous of fatisfying 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 perfens
indebted to Garnier & Hubac, Garnier & Goyan,
'*"' J?hn Garnier, by bond, note or book account,
to fettle their refpe&ive debts, by the 15th of May
next, as he will be obliged after that time, to pro
ceed by a course of Law. He desires all those to
whom he is indebted, on account of his different
concerns, to make their several demands known.
Georgetown, May 7, 1784. JOHN GARNIER,
N O T I C E.
T'!" TAX-COLLECTORS for the Parish of
Sr. Philip's and St. Michael's, Charles
ton, give Notice, That agreeable to an AH passed
at the last meeting .of the General Assembly, they
have been fitting at the house of Mr. John Ernest
Poyas, Meeting-street, for the purpose of receive
] ?g ! uc h Assessments as were not paid, and that
they will continue to fit until the firft of June
next, alter which time all Defaulters, muff expe&
to be dealt with as the Law direHs.
W ANT E D,
A N Apprentice to the Hat-making Busk
fa X N£ss. Engine at thq Printing-Office,
Florian Charles Mey,
John Earnest Poyas,
John Calvert,
John Webb.
John Owen,
James Neilfon,
Thomas Hughes,