The Gazette of the state of South-Carolina — Charles-town [S.C.], 1784-08-16 00:00:00, page 3

In Mount Sion Society,
May 28, 1784/
Refolded,
THAI the 15th Rule of the Society, which
from a consideration of the calamities of the
late war, has been some time fufpeuded, shall be
carried into execution at the Weeldy Electing,pre
ceding the next Quarterly Meeting, with refpe&
to tile Members resident in the City: and on tire
Weekly Meeting preceding the next Anniversary,
with rcfpe& to the Country Members : —That this
Resolution be published in the different Gazettes;
and that the Secretary also transmit it by letter to
the several Country Committees.
Extract from the 15th Rule,
" Any person negle&ing to pay his contribu
" tions for the space of one year, the Secretary
" flrall publicly read his name, with the sum due
" by him, the next regular Meeting after the year
" is expired; and if the fame is not paid to the
" Treasurer before another Regular Meeting, he
“ shall be excluded."
A Quarterly Meeting of said Society will be
held on Friday the 27th of August, at the Lodge
Room in Lodge-Alley, where the Members are
requeued to attend at Eleven o'Clock in the
Forenoon.
By Order of the Society,
Alex. Alexander, Secreltoy.
For Public Sale,
On Tuesday next, the 17th of August,
By Mfrs. Samuel Prioleau and Co.
At their Vendue Store near the Exchange,
THAT valuable PLANTATION, part of the
eftatc of Benjamin Cattell, Esq; deceas
ed, known by the name of Stanyarnq containing
about 400 acres of excellent land, situated on the
South fide of Ashley River, adjoining Drayton
Hall, and the plantation of Thomas Hooper, Esq;
and is capable of being made a very elegant Coun
tiy Seat, and mod profitable Farm.
A L S O,
A valuable Island, called DEER ISLAND,
situated in the way of the tide in Afhepbo River',
containing about 1500 acrces of land.
A L S O, .
A Tra& of LAND cm the North fide of Horse
Savannah, adjoining lands of Arthur Middleton,
the estate of William Wragg; Ralph Izard, and
Robert Ladfon, Esquires.
A L SO, .
A Plantation on the South fide of Horse Savan
nah, adjoining lands of. Isaac ^Pherfon, Henry
Nicholes, and Robert Miles, Esquires.
Both these last mentioned Plantations are re
markably fine Rice Land, and, from their vicinity
to Charleftort; exceedingly valuable.
Ihe above lands will be fold on an extensive
credit, and the particulars of the conditions, num
ber of acres, and proportion of swamp, will be
trade known on the day of sale.
koger Parker Sauriders,'i
John Godfrey, Exors.
Thomas Pinckney, J
For;, Private Sale,
On aCREDII of Oue, Iwo and Three Years.
/% Tra ^ f.LAND in St. James's Pari/h, Santee,
^ — .Containing 1006 ,acres old meafare, 350 acres
of ehich is river,w^nf; the high land bluffs on the
the river and affords a mofl beautiful place of fettle-
TCent; the landing is much frequented by fhooners,
and is a mos excellent place to ereß forufor thk re
ception of the Up Country produce.
.ALS O,
A ,' / " TATIONon Goose-Creek, about 21 miles
from Charlton, on the main foad to the Congarees:
it contains goo acres, about 100 aores of which, is ex
cellent rice swamp, 200 acres is excellent for corn or
indigo, the remainder is well 'timbered and wooded,
lor particulars apply to
Kennedy & Hugotinf/.
Charleston, August 16, 1787.
For Private Sale,
At the Round o,feven miles from Jackfonborough,
^IIAT valuable PLANTATION whereon I
, now live, containing 800 acres, 120 acres of
which ilfwamp, with a -foe of water Efficient for
7° 'f" : between 3 and 400 acres good for corn and
indigo, and the remainder good timber land. Like
wise to be fold, the crop in the ground. Ou the pre
is a good Dwelling-HoiJe and outbuilding
range is allowed to be ode of the fneft if that
ffoment forf^k. Forfarther particulars abbly on
the spot, to
,William Oswald.
August 16, 1784.
N OTIC £
yT^EREAS my wife SARAH, has robed
from my bed and board, this is therefore to
forwarn ad persons not to harbour or trust her on my
account, as I will pay no debts cf her contrarian?
Jr on the date hereof. °
Thomas Deighton.
Charlfon, August 16, 1784,
Tuesday next, August 17th,
Will be SOLD at our Auction-Room,
At TWELVE PC&,
TP WO likely young NEGROES who
have been seasoned to the country, and are
very handy, tradable and good temper'd. Twelve
months credit will be giver )the purchaser; on bond
and security, paying imereft from the date.
A very valuable House Wench—two years credit!
Cudworth & Waller.
B E ES- W
A NY quantity that can be delivered in 15 days
I I from this time, will be received, and the
money paid on delivery.
DANIEL BOURDEAUX.
No. 48, Bay.
TO BE LET
, RUSSELL's WHARF,
DziAb pat into compleat repair, and where any
vefl which cad come over the bar may load with
the g^ffafety; it is very finable for a Merchant
" "' '"" """' 111 a ^° rt ^G be /bores
erected to carry on the mos extenfae buftnefs. Abbly to
JANE RUSSELL, Adminifratrix
; to the ^ate of Alexander Russell.
, Uho gives this notice to all persons any ways in
debted to fad foe to fettle the f ame . immediately
wita the Adminifratrix, agreeable to. law.; and all
thoje to whom the estate is indebted arc defined to deli
ver ^ their accounts property attefed, as there is a
necefty of having that concern failed as soon as
poffbie.
^T^ CAPE FRANCOIS,
"5 Bri ^ P LA CID E,
J&^£^ , , Ezekiel Cossa, Master,
be ^'° fail the 2 5 th of th is month.
V V for passage apply to Mr. . Lafatte, No.
Queen-itreetz u '
T) UN AWAY from the fubferiber, since the
22d July lalf, a negro fellow named Daniel,
^ th ~ Wendies, speaks good French
^nd kmglifh ; is about $ feet high, likely face and
knock knees. : Whoever, will apprehend the said
fellow, and take him to the Warden.of tke Work
house, _or to.thc fubferiber,', ,at No. 95, Broai
itreet, jhall receive a handsome reward. This is
to forbid all persons whatsoever from harbouring
laid negro, as tney may depend upon bein^ prose
cuted by the law. ° '.
DE LA CANTREE 3 SELLES.
TO BE SOLTI
Or. a Credit of Two Years, from the ffl of January
next,
THREE fracts of land, aii iyin<r
within two miles of Afhepoo River, No. 1°
~; and 3; No. 1, contains 200 acres of good
planting land, a considerable part of which is fit
for rice, and 50 acres of pine, in the whole 250
acres. This trad joips upon,the Combahee and
Saltcatcner Roads, and upon the ,town of Ed
.and has ,a front upon. George-Rteet
in laid town, Sufficiently extensive for 8 or q lots'.
Itis inferior to no place in this State (put of the
'">)?' a 'Hnd for a capital store or taverp.<
.No, 2, contains 430 acres, ' pnpftly pine land.
' A va " , uant "y ° f g°° d timber upon this tract,
a i "s advanta ^ e ? us situation, must make it very
valuable to any person going upon lumber.
,'°@. contains 200 acres, one half of which
at lead, is very good planting land, of three dif
ferent qualities, calculated for rice, .for provisions
and for indigo and provisions: the remainder pine
land.. 1
Ihe above lands are fold by the proprietor
merely because he is not able to "make any us e of
them, owing to the smallness of his personal pro-
P e % h , more particular, information, and in
!CT? n f f , e P lot % apply to the fubferibers, who,
11 these lands are not fold at private sale, will put
^ b!ic Au&ion , on Tuesday the sth
day of O&ober next. , °
The fubferibers have also for Private Sale, on an
Extensive credit, two very valuable Plantations,
near Ashley Ferry; one containing 500, and the
other 200 acres. Apply to
Kennedy & Huggins,
071 Beresford's old Wharf.
For Private Sale,
, For CASH or INDENTS
W""™° "ILN,Girls, House wenches,'
dhd Field Slaves?
CUDWORTH & WALLER.
Ay persons ^ who^ the chare of Peter
Tinkler, is any ways indebted, are defifed to
fend ina state of their demands; and those indebt
ed to. hide date, are earneftjy debred to fettle with
the fubferiber according to law, by the firft of
O&ober next, to enable him to make a final settle
ment with the heirs.
James Sinklef.
A ^ u f 1, tfl 1 .
FOR SA LE,
The Brig G REYHOUND.
CUE is well found, fails remarkably faft, Phila-
O dclphja built, and fit to proceed to sea imme
diately, being a new vessel, burthen about 500
barrels of Rice. For terms of sale apply to the
Captain on board, at Roper's wharf, 'where an
Inventory may be seen, or to Robert & Hall
"°° ''^' Bay, who have imported in
said Brig from Philadelphia,
Superfine Flour, in barrels and half barrels,
Ship Bread; in barrels and tierces.
White Bifeuit in kegs,.
Left high proof Jamaica Spirits,
Mufeovado Sugar of an excellent quality
A ft... Avery fine Steel,"
Irish Mels Beef,
With an assortment of Irish Linens, among which
are a few neat Printed Patterns, which will be
fold upon reasonable terms, by Package or Piece.
If the Brig is not fold in eight days, she will
take in Freight and Ballengers for Philadelphia.
, , ,Just Arrived,
A Small quantity of Doctor B.A k e r's Genuine
Antiscorbutic Dentifrice, and Albion Efence,
for freferving the Teeth, Guss, Sockets, Breath, tie.
It is prepared by himfelf, and warranted perfectly
free from the leaf, corrofue particle or injurious pro
perty whatever—B) attending properly to the directi
ons, and obfoving the^ necessary precautions, people:
play not only free themselves from a great, deal of pain,
and prejerve their teeth and gums throughout life, but
also those of their Children, as health, and beauty of
the teethMefends in a great meafare on the care and
treatment f them in early life. The origin and for
mation of the teeth is the work of nature; but their
preservation fepends generally oil the affiance of an
experienced Dentist. , : °
Each pot cf Antifcorbutic Dentifrice has, to prevent
frauds; his name on the cover and sealed with his
coat of Arms, the fame as the copper-plate arms on the
table of the. bottle, of Albion Offence, and is Sold
by the Printer of this Paper',at One Dollar each
with proper printed Direllionri
, .For PRIVATE SALE,
A N, elegant DIAMOND
RIN G, for which credit will be given to
the Ift of January, 1785, ° n giving bond with
approved security. Apply to Jacob Jacobs, at
No. 33, Bay. ,
A LS O,
Avery valuable and compleat house wench, fold
for no fault. Twelve months credit will be given,
p a yi n g interest, and giving bound with approved
fecurity,,'
For LIVERPOOL,
SF'^^^^ "'' ' f '^ ate Count De Norde.
For Freight of Passage apply to Capt o
James Penny, on board, or to
Smiths, De Saussure & Darrell,
To be S OLD,
At No. 80, Tradd-ftret.
A FEW Excellent Philadelphia H A MS. *
A few nice Dutch CHEESES, just arrived.
Christopher Gadfderi & Sons,
INTEND continuing in the Factorage buftnefs .the
en fong season, when.they will be obliged to their
friends for the difpufal of their crops. The creates
attention will be paid to their interef, afd they may
defend on never being obliged to fell their rice for want .
of fore room. 6w.
. .STRAYs. —
JOEL WLEMORE, gives notice of.a small bay
mare about 6or 7 yearsill, branded on the near
fioulder O,,ana on the near buttoca W; paces arid trots.
Taken from William WCallefon, a black Horse
about 14 hands high, 9 or 10 years eld, thin made,
loft a piece 0) one ear,
,Nathan White, gives notice of a sorrel Mar,e a
bout 13 hands high, aNuts or 6 years old, afar in
her forehead, neither docked nor branded.
M'Caigah Phillips, gives notice of a bright bay
Mare, about 12 years old, a far in her forehead,
neither docked no* branded.'.
Robert .Howell, gives notice of a chefnut ferret
Horse, about 14 kanas high, and about 6 on 7 years,
old, large white in his forehead, his hind feet white,
long tail, branded on the dear ftoulder Cn.
Joel McLemore, gives notice of aforrel bay Hoffe,
about 13 hands high, and abo^t 10 years old, a small
far in his . forehead, fart tail, branded on the off
ftoulder If. The owners of the. abovefrays mifprove
their properties within the time irefribed by law, be
fore WILLIAM MEYER/ % P.
July 12, ^''l: _ Camden Difrift.
MR. James Malhcney brought before me, to be'
told, a SORREL HORSE, about ig hands
high, 7 years old, branded on the mounting but
tock „• !• The owner must prove his property
before me, JOHN LOGAN, J. P.
Round O, July 26, 1784,