The Gazette of the state of South-Carolina — Charles-town [S.C.], 1784-10-21 00:00:00, page 3

TO BE SOLD,
On Saturday, 30th of Odober instant,
In Christ-Church Parijh,
PA RT of the Personal Efate of \V 1 l lam
W rand, deceased. —Three NEGROES, one
HORSE, andfome HOUSHOLD FURNITURE.
JOHN ELLIS, Executor.
October 8, 1784.
FOR SALE,
ABAY MARE, 1 5 hands one inch high, 4 years
old last Spring, got by Shadow, her Dam by
Matchiefs, Grand Dam imported by Fenwicke. —She
is now with foal by Royal Oak.—Also, a Bay Horse
Colt, out of the said Mare, foaled loft Spring, got by
Afi's Whig.
George Beilenger.
Oil. 9, 1784. 3t.iw.
FOR SAL E,
A LOT of LAND in Legare-ftreet, oppofte to
Col. Wajhington's, 52 feet front, and 274 deep.
The terms, one third of the money to be paid in fix
months after the purchase, and the remainder two
thirds, in twelve months.
LIKEWIS E,
NINE Acres of L AND fronting Mr. Daniel
Cannon's, beyond the Barrier, to be let for one, two,
Or three years. For further particulars inquire of
Mr. fames Fisher, in Traddfreet.
OU. 9, 1784. 31.101.
DOCTOR Isaac Chanlcr, informs me of a Roan
Gelding, about 12J hands high, 4 years old, a
small far on his forehead, trots and canters, branded
on the near Jhoulder thus ^ or fay, obscurely. The
owner may apply and prove his property before me,
within the time prescribed by law.
NATHAN HUTCHINSON, J. P.
St. George's Parijh, Dorchfer.
OU. 9, 1784. yt.izu.
On Thursday, the 2^lh 0/ October,
WILL BE POSITIVELY SOLD,
By PUBLIC AUCTION,
At the Exchange Coffee-Houfe, Sale, to begin precisely
at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon,
I^OUR valuable SLAVES, viz. Three felloWs
. who are Ship Carpenters, two of whom are
as good Caulkers as any of their colour in the State,
and a Wench, a Waflier and Plain Cook. This
Property is fold for the redemption of a mortgage,
erms of payment, the purchaser to pay ten per
cent on the purchase the firft day of January next,
and credit will be given for the remainder until the
Ift of January 1786, giving bond and approved
security, and paying interest from the day of sale
3t JOHN WALTERS GIBBS.°
F ° r NEW-YORK,—
W'^J^ The Brigantine NEW-YORK
PACKET,
James Hayden, Mader,
WILL positively fail on Tuesday, the 27th
instant. For Freight or Passage apply on
Board said Brigantine, at Eveleigh's wharf, or to
William Crafts, & Co.
Who have received by laid Brigantine from
Boston, New-England Rum in hhds and barrels
Spermaceti and Train Oil in barrels—and a few
baiiels of Mackerel—which they will fell 011 very
reasonable terms.
October 18, 1784.
N T E D,
A PERSON that perfectly understands the
burning and making of Bricks. A Ready
Single man, or a man with a small family will be
preferred. None need apply but such as can bring
Sufficient vouchers of their ability in the above
bufineis, and to such, good encouragement will be
given. Apply at No. 17, Meeting-street. to
John Poftell,
Son of John.
OU. 17, 1784. qw.iw.
FOR which CASII will he paid by the Sub
scriber, or a generous price allowed if taken
out in any of the following WINES, which he
has for Sale, at his Store, No. 21, Bay; viz.
London Porter bottled, by the dozen or barrel,
frefh and good, fit for private families—Jamaica
and Wed-India Rum—Brandy—Sugars—Cordi
als, &c. &c.
JAMES MILLER.
Oflober 14, 1784. law.tf.
Madeira
Red Port
Madoe and
Margot Claret
Sherry
Lisbon
Rhenish
Burgundy
A I. S O,
EMPTY BOTTLES.
Old Hock, said to be of
the Vintage 1736.
Champaign
Frontigniac
Wine de Grave ) r ,
Malaga and (^^
Malmfcy, $ lad lcs .
Burgwin, Hooper & Alexander,
No. 8, Bedon's Alley,
Have received by the Ship Catharine, Captain
Coffin, from BRISTOL,
ASUPPLY of GOODS,
Confining of such articles as are particularly suitable
to the season, which they wilifell upon the most rea
sonable terms, for ready money, produce, or at the
cufomary credit:
Amongst them are,
WHITE and blue Negro cloth, Duffil and
rose blankets, striped lihfeys, white and
red flannel and fwanfkin, Bath coating, bearskin,
green and red baize, double mill'd drab cloth and
coarse cloths, powder, shot and lead, common
guns, toutinac and Reel mounted fowling pieces,
commode brass and painted wire fenders, Hove
grates, andirons, shovels a; tongs, brass chafing
dishes, brass washing kettles kitchen dogs, kitchen
jacks, pot hooks, &c> tradefmen's and plantation
tools of every fort; a general assortment of iron
mongery and hard ware, fine and coarse hats, black
smiths bellows, vices, beak irons and anvils, long
and short pipes, glass 14 by 16 and other sizes,
grapnels and anchors, mahogany chairs and bed
heads, elegant oval and square pier glaffcs, bottled
and draught porter, loaf sugar, spices, pickles,
basket salt, hyfon, green and fouchong teas, cop
peras, velvet corks of the bed fort, &c.
N. B. English fail duck, white and brown ofna
burgs, striped cottons, hogsheads of tin ware, and
boxes of Hunte's pipes, received on consignment,
and to be fold at a verv low advance.
An excellent Negro Cooper to be disposed of for
cash, or upon a short credit.
Public Audion.
On TUESDAY, the 9 th NOVEMBER next,
WILL BE SO L D,
At TEN o'Clock, on fervey and Walter's Wharf,
THE cargo of the cutter Mary and Kitty ;
consisting of
125 barrels Pitch,
5 hogsheads Tobacco,
500 Pipe )
400 Hogshead ) Staves.
220 Barrel )
AL S O,
The Wearing Apparel of a Gentleman deceased.
At 12 o'Clock,
WILL BE SOLD,
At the Exchange Coffee-Houfe,
THE Bfitifh built cutter MARY and KITTY,
with all her tackle and apparel, as she now lies at
Jervey and Walter's wharf, burthen about fifty
tons, almost new, well found, and may be imme
diately sent to sea at little or no expence.-—lnven
tory to be seen at out Store—Conditions of the Sale
Cash. By order of the Adminiftrafor.
PRIMEROSE, THOMSON, & Co.
Just Arrived,
In the Schooner Enterprize, Captain William
Henderson, and now for Sale on board, at Mar
ket Wharf,
Oats and Potatoes.
Charlefon, OU. 14, 1784.
For Private Sale,
On a CREDIT of One, Two and Three Years,
A Trail of LAND in St. fames's Parift, Santee,
containing 1000 acres ,old mcafure, 350 acres
of which is river swamp; the high land bluffs on the
the river, and afods a most beautiful place of settle
ment; the landing is much frequented by schooners,
and is a mos excellent place to erect fores for the re
ception of the Up Country produce.
AL S O,
A PLANTATION on Goose-Creek, about 21 miles
from Charlefon, on the main road to the Congarees:
it contains 900 acres, about 100 acres of which is ex
cellent rice faamp, 200 acres is excellent for corn or
indigo, the remainder is well timbered and wooded.
For particulars apply to
Kennedy & Huggins.
Charlefon, August 16, 1787.
FOR
The Sloop SEA NYMPH,
JUST arrived from Philadelphia, four months
J old, burthen about 160 barrels of rice, draws
fix feet and a half water, and calculated in every
refpe& for the coasting bufinefs^
One third of the purchase money must be paid
down, and security for the remainder, payable the
Ift of January next. Apply on board, at Eveleigh's
wharf, or to
THOMAS MORRIS, No. 50, Bay.
Who has just received by the above vessel,
Superfine Flour and Ship-Bread.
If she is not fold in five days, she will return to
Philadelphia—For freight or passage apply as above.
Charleston, O6E 12, 1784.
FOR PRIVATE SALE,
A YOUNG HOUSE-WENCH,
Who is a good Washer.
Cudworth & Waller.
T O B
At PUBLIC AUCTION,
On Thursday, the 28th infant, at the Exchange
Cofee-Houfe, pr&ifly at 12 o'Clock, by
JACOB JACO B S,
H E fubferiber's well accustomed
A. STORE, No. 6, Bedon's alley; its advan
tageous situation, for wholesale and retail, needs
no comment. The I,OT contains in front 32 feet,
and in depth 130 feet; whereon is a convenient,
well calculated Store and House, a range of ware
houses, kitchen and stable, &c. built about five
years ago, of Moore's bricks, and good materials.
The Lot adjoining, in front 31 feet, and in depth
115 feet; whereon was laid, of Moore's bricks,
in the summer 1779, by Captain Toomer, the foun
dation walls, two bricks thick, (for deep cellars,
ready for the window frames) of a house, 21 feet
and a half front, and 43 feet deep. There is like
wise On the pfemifes, a Kitchen and Back Store,
with a large Loft over the wholes
A House and Lot, No. 119, King-street, con
taining in front 21 feet, and in depth 100 feet; on
the premises are a convenient dwelling-house, and
every necessary out-building. Also a good passage
way.
The terms are, Credit until the firft of February,
for one half the purchase money; the remainder
to be paid on the firft day of April next, giving
bond and security with inteieft from the date—
PoiTeffion will be given in 15 days.
1 he purchaser of the firft Lot not requiring im
mediate poffeflidn, the present proprietor will
gladly rent it quarterly, or bn lease from one to
three years, at £3OO per annum.
The premises may be viewed at any time. Bills
on Europe, negociable in London, will be taken
in payment.,
frV Persons, to whom the subscriber is indebted^
purchasing the above property, will have their de>
mands immediately difeounted.
William Cunnington.
Charlefon, OFtober 13, 1784.
I
Seasoned Negroes
FOR SAi?E.
SIX NEGRO MEN, gbod labouring Potters—
fold for no fault, but want of employment for
them. Apply to
Smiths, De Saussure & Darrell.
Ollober 1; 1784.
NOTICE
Is hereby given to all persons having demands
against the estates of Peter or Theodore Gourdin,
deceased, to render them in properly attested, be
fore the firft day of January next, either to Mr.
Theodore Gourdin, or the subscriber that a divifiou
of t^ofe estates will soon after take place and the
Executor will confider himlelf no longer liable to
make good any claims which may be brought in af
ter that date. He requests all persons indebted to
said effate, to fettle agreeable to law, by laid time,
particularly those whole Bonds and Mortgages have
been landing from 15 to 18 years, and no interest
paid.
THEODORE GAILLARD.
August 30, 1784.
O'MIE Subferiber takes this method of informing
his friends, and the friends and former cuf
towers of Mr. Thomas Corbett, that he has received
advices by the flip London, from London, that
.if. Thomas Corbett, was on his tour through the
MartufaUuring Towns in England, purchafoig for
cash, a very large and compleat assortment of goods
suitable for the approaching season, which from the
method qf purchaJmg, will be able to fell oh the most
reasonable terms; and that he expels them here in
the course of this month: he therefore hopes they will
fufbend their purchasing efewhere till they arrive.
John Rhodes.
Charlefon, OU. 8, 1784.
Fhos. Harris, & J. Carpenter,
At their STO RE, No. 32, King-street, have to
Dfpf of, on the lowef price, a general A/fortmenC
of DRY GOODS, viz.
BROAD Cloths A variety of tares
Linens of different Threads
qualities A large quantity of th&
A variety of Cambricks bell London hard
Mullins pewter
Lawns Powder
Calicoes Shot of all sizes
Bed ticks
And a variety of other articles too tedious to men
tion, all suitable for the country use, by the large
or small quantity.
I Ley will be obliged to their country friends for
the continuance of their cuflom Produce of all
kinds will be taken for cash or trade.