The Gazette of the state of South-Carolina — Charles-town [S.C.], 1784-07-01 00:00:00, page 3

FOR SALE,
% THURSDAY the 15 th of JULY before the
Exchange,
ATWO, Story HOUSE in Meeting-street
near the corner of Tradd-ftreet, between
No. 28 and 29, the house is remarkably goo! and
airy, which makes it an agreeable retreat for a
country family to retire to in the fall; it contains
4 large rooms, a large garret, and an entry of 4
feet wide; large kitchen witli 4 rooms, which be
ing near the front may answer as another tenement,
with a brick well in the yard.—Possession may he
had in August, but the property not to be altered
until the terms of Idle are complied with, which
are, one eighth part of the purchase to be paid in
one month after the falc, another eighth the firft
of October next, one fourth the firft of January,
1785, and the balance to be paid the firft of
January, 1786, with interest and fuflicient ap
proved security.— 20 tame milch cows. Indigo or
rice will be received for the laftpayment. Such
as incline to treat before the day of sale may apply
to the fubferiber at the house.
John Milner.
ALSO a House WENCH, for whom three re
commendations in writing can be produced for her
honesty, industry and fobricty; a good washer and
plain cook ; she is also very fond and careful of
children. Terms of sale are, half to be paid in
one month, and the other half in fix months after
the sale. Apply as above.
To be fold at PUBLIC VENDUE,
On FRIDAY the 16th day of July,'
Before the Exchange,
A Stout Able Fellow, a jobbing carpenter; mower
and hay-maker; and a young Fellow, afield
slave. One half cf the purchase money to be
paid in twelve months, the other half in two years,
with interest, giving bond with approved security.
Jane 8, 1784, JOHN POSTELL, son of John.
No. 81, Broad-street.
NEGROES for SALE,
THE remainder of the CARGO
A of the Brig Le Leger, confiding of prime
young Men and Women, and a few Boys and
Girls. The sale witi.be Opened at 10 o'clock each
day, and continued froth that hour to 4 in the af
ternoon, until the whole are fold.
Daniel Bourdeaux.
LA^DS for SALE.
THAT variable draft called Rice Hope, on
Santee-River, three miles below Lynch's Cause
way, containing about 1400 acres of high land, and
near 500 of the richest Tide Swamp, a considerable
part of which is cleared, and, the whole under bank.
On the premises are a small convenient dwelling house
and out-houses, d good barn and pounding machine.
A navigable creek runs within a fewyards of,the barn
door; both the price and terms of payment will be
made easy to the purchaser.. for particulars apply in
Charlefonto ROBERT NORRIS & Co.
L 0 S T,
LAST Saturday, a black Pocket Book; contain
ing an Indent of Eighty-four Pounds Sterling;
witli a Certificate for Land, in'the name of De Lef
pine. Whoever has found and will return the
fame, shall receive a reward of One Dollar, as it
will be of no service to them, being already flop
ped in the Treasurer's Office.—Alfo flolen from
the fubferiber, two black Mares, one of which is
15 hands high, branded on the mounting shoulder
I A and CA, witli a short docked tail; the otlier
has a star in her forehead, branded N; her left
bind foot white, with faddie spots, about 131 hands
high.—Also a black Horfc of the fame size, brand
ed on the mounting buttock W, the right fore foot
and the two hind feet white, has a small star on
his forehead, some saddle spots, and pot bellied.
' Also a sorrel Horse, branded 011 the mounting
shoulder ID, with a bar in his forehead. Who
ever will produce the above horses, shall have a
reward of Two Dollars each, and on apprehending
'?'"'": '° '" ' le ma y ^ brought to justice, Two
Guineas for each.
Joseph De Lefpine.
June 21, 1784.
FORSAKE?-
At Fords Ferry, r.difo, the 13th of fuly next,
frHTtE NEGROES, formerly the property
A. of Ilenry Young.'
N O T ! c^
Al ELpeHonslo whom the estate of Andrew Brough
£! tor, fen. aeceafto, is indebted, are once more
requeued to fend in a state of tneir reffStive demands,
properly attefed, by the 20th of July, otherwise they
will be excluded from payment.
jungsoth, " JOHN FABIAN, ARg. Ex,
Doctor James brown, &% bera fo
cited to fettle lit the city, will diffefe of his lauds
in the country, viz.
r f FA C 1 of LAND known by the name of
Tippicoplaw, containing 830 acres, within a fort
mile of a valuable landing, as well timbered as any
in tuis fate, and 'inferior to none in its advantageous
fauation, for fopplying the city with fire-Food, fiaves,
Jhingles and bark; there die two good dams for Rice
land, 60 acres of which is well enclosed and in good
orderthere is also a confLiable quantity of as fine
highfwamp land Es can be found in this fate, be/ides
a large quantity of fine hard fret stone, a quarry of
iNiich has been already opened. The terms are, to
fatisfy the public, from whom it Fas purchased, 'with
whom four years of the credit is unexpired the 2 2 d
infant, the rejidhe fas the Doffior wifues to pay off all
his demands as soon as poffibk) will be part cash and
part credit. . Further particulars will be known by
applying to John Ewing Colhoun, Efa; Affiance for
his creditors. j
A. B. Ine Dollor wifang to render any service in
hi, power, in the way of his profflon, will give his
aavice every day, from ten o'clock to eleven, to the
poor inhabitants, for whom medicines trill be prepared
"^ i"? '™ ra 'P IF intends propofing the terms of
a Public Dispensary, Qhich will be of the greatfl
life to this city and it? environs. June 15.
/\ LAD) that Is capable of teaching
, 1 the French, offers TerfeLf to inffruT young
.„, ln that uf eful and pelite Language: Also,
in all kinds of fine Needle Work,, such ^ Em
broidery in silk, gold and silver; muslin, &c. For
uit ci particulars enquire at Mr. Stephen Thomas's
98, Meeting-street, where the person is to be
Spoken with at any time. fone 7.
g L L those who stand indebted to WIL LIA M
, Th OMPSB N, City-laverts are requeued
to discharge their refpetfive Accounts, on or before the
igth of July next; His engagements with his Cre
ditors arefucCi, as to'conftrain aim to the enforcement
if punctuality with his Debtors. Those who make
no Payment, by Cash or fared Bonds before that
Day, must excuse the neceflity which fall coerce Thomp
son, (in his own defence) toflace their Accounts in
trie hands of an Attorney.
MR. THOMPSON informs his Friends and
Customers, that they can be supplied, by
the Dozen, with ARRACK and BURGUNDY
of the firft quality.
City-Tavern, June 22, 1784.
Charleston, June 21, 1784.
- POST-OFFICE.
I Do heieby give notice to the keeper or keep
ers of Ferries throughout this State, that I will
not be accountable for the ferriage of any Poft
rider or Express, from and after the sth day of
July next ensuing.
THOMAS HALL, P. M.
'lbe Feilowfbip Society
INFORM their Members, that aftef
A having given every possible indulgence, they are
firmly resolved to carry the 16th rule flri&ly into ex
ecunon, on the foth of June inflant, particularly a
gainst fuchas have neg e &ed to pay any part of
their contrioutidhs since the evacuation.
'"""'' again give this assurance, that nd
Member has been regularly read off from the time of
the capitulation to this day.
Societ y thibk ic not improper to hint to those
Members, who may Hufe to decline continuing ^h,
that itwould be more honorable to themselves to pay
°, their , ar , ars ; and give notice of their intention,
than to fuffer their names to be recorded on the
journals, as having been excluded, for negleding to
pay a small sum really due, and which they must be
ienfible is intended to bb applied to the most bene
volent purposes.
Bf Order of the Society,
Alex. Alexander, Secretary.
Cbarleflcn, sane 23d, 1784.'
NQTIC E.
'I " Mcmoeis of the Marine Antibri
tannic Society, are requested to attend
, rY -" VERN , on Saturday evening, the
third of luly next, at 7 o'clock, on Business of
the uttaft Importance.
By Order of the Prefdent.
Wm. H. TORRANS, D. Secretary.
Quarterly meeting
Friendly Society wdl be held on Wednesday,
the 21st July, when the Members thereof are de
iired to attend at Ten o'Clock in the forenoon, at
Mr. John Martin's, King-street.
By Order of the Society,
~ CHARLES GRUBER, & c .
Charlgton, june go, 1781.
^ POETs CORNER. ^
On the most Amiable and agreeable Miss N Y
I.
, Crace is in all her Steps, Heaven in her Eye,
" In ev'ry Gefure Dignity and Love."
SEE the sweet Nymph, for gen'ral conquest mades
By Nature's hand, in beauty's pomp gray'd!
Refiftlcfs are her d ove-like sparkling eyes,
Refulgent as meteors in the fpangl'd ikies,
Her lovely trefles form fly Cupid's toils,
And fetter'd hearts become her willing looils:
In her unite, beauty and sense refin'd,'
To charm the foul and captivate the min
See Railing Graces all around her wait!
In her dear bread each virtue has its feat;
She's blefs'd in temper, noble is her min§,
She's mild, obliging, and forever kind,
Engaging, innocent—divinely fair,
Good humour'd, witty, prudent and sincere.
from the Edinburgh Advertiser, Feb. 3, 1/^4
Ike Lamentation of a fallen Statefaad, c^icCTrii^
his Lefts in a Soliloquy.
BY pride and obstinacy tofs'd,
I thirteen provinces have loft.
I've loft the nation sums immerfj,
And all with plausible pretence^
I've loft my honor, loft my fame,
And loft my country her great name;
Lacks of rupees, and Indian pelf,
I too have loft—and loft myfclf.
'l've loft, alas! oh, diie disgrace!
To fay the whole— lve loft my place.
And worse than all I've loft before,*
I've loft all hope of rising more. N IL
U^U 'tW^^s%fG?|^:^
& , NOTICE.'
IN Pursuance of an Administration on the esta te
of James Roberson, late deceased, I have, and
do hereby request all persons indebted to the said
effate, to make immediate payment to me ; and all
persons having demands against the said estate, to
bring in their accounts by the 29th of July next,
properly attested to
GAD. GILSON, Adminfrator.
June 9, 1784.
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To be Sold at Private Sale,
A Plantation in St. Stephens
Parish, lituate hear Cantey's Ferry, containing
Six hundred and twenty five acres, high river swamp,
equal to any trad in the fame parish ; it has a mile
front on Santee river, with the conveniency of a
lake on the part most remote from the river, which
adds greatly to its value ; 300 acres is cleared and
under such banks, that few freshes covers the cleared
land, and under good fence. ,There are two fettle
nfents on it, with accommodations for one hundred
Working negroes, with two overseer's bathes, one
large barh, and four good corn houses, with fix feta
of indigo va $ ,and a horse machine for pumping,
the whole in compleat order. Possession will be
given the firft of January next. The premises view
ed, and the terms known, by applying to
tbetf. Peter Sinkler'.
Just P ÜBLI SH ED,
And to be SOLD at No. 24^, onthe Bay, or aC
the Printing-Office.
The TRAVELS of FANCY,
Being a Political, Historical, and Moral
Account of her Adventures during the late
War. To which is added,
A POETICALRHAPSODY,
Addressed to her by one of her Lovers.
STRAY S..
tOHN DOYL gives notice of a bay Mare, 13
J hands high, 11 years old, branded on the off
shoulder R E.. April i% 1784.
Leonard Hill gives notice bt twc >Mere's, one i
black, 12 hand's high, id years old, branded on
the near buttock nv ,—the other a 'forrel, 12 hands
1 inch high, 12 years old, branded H on the near
shoulder, with a blaze in her fdee. /May 21, 1784.
Richard Winn gives notice of d spotted Bull, 3
years old, of the one horned breed, marked in
the left ear crop and Wholb crop, and flit in the
'°"n , Nov. 23, 1783.
W hoever claims any of the above strays must
prove their property as the law direfts, before
Thomas Baker, J. P.
Camden Diftrifl
WANTED to HIRE by the Month or Year a
a few good Carpenter Negroes.
PALMER and MILLER.