The Gazette of the state of South-Carolina — Charles-town [S.C.], 1783-08-27 00:00:00, page 1

Chriflopher, Thomas, &Philip Gadsden
LlaiQ entered into P^tnerjhty u%&<r theft, m of
CHRISTOPHER GADSDEN, &
SONS,
ALE this opportunity to inform their
trends that the, intend following
the Factorage Bafinefs, cn Gadfd m's
wharf, where there are now Bores rtedy d nd foffi.
ciert to contain near 2000 barrels of rice with
fiftty, and by the crop they ezpe& to have much
m ©re store form in the fame fruition, as well a:
to h^ve an easy communication to and from the
wharf at ail times < f tide, for dreys, carts &c &c d
1 hey will be much obliged to their friends for
their c flom, wh> m^y depend that no di igence
and attention Ihali he wanting to tranfa& \heir
butiaefs, and comply with their orders.
N. B, A quantity of large pi; e l:gs with the
hark on from ten to twelve inches thick, an fam
,0 to 30, of 40 feet long are wanted or laid
wharf.—Alfa a (hooner or petliauger, that will
ror draw above 6 feet water.
,°bn Peftell & fohn Gabriel Gurnard,
I,T G !e ve to irfoim thrir frauds in police
) lar, and the public in general, 'hat they have
entered into copartnership under the fim of POS
JELL end GUIGNAKD* They purpofc car
'?' g'^ the Factor^^t :ufi:efs, zna hope, by
their assiduity ;nd i.enri n to the interest of their
empb yes, to merit their favor and countenance
All orders from the country carefully trended
TO be SOLD,
ON tuefday September ift, before the Ex
change, precisely at 12 o'clock, a fettled
Plantation on Wadmclah Island, belonging to the
estate of Charles Sams, ( in an excellent neigi bour
hood ) containing 593 acres, more or left, butting
easterly on lands where High Wilson Esq ; and
Morgan resides, fouthmly enhnds of
William Logan, westerly on lands of the estates cf'
Charles Sams and William Lowrey, and riorthcr ! y
on lands cf Major Butler, Mr. R u ssel, and the
tate of the Rev- Mr. Latta, O^ the above peanut
p°7' 3 n'" D we ,W H °ufe, Kitchen, Corn,
Peafe and Negro Houles.'
_l' ,'K/"" 7 ' me °" d Place
Two field Wenches, with iheir two child cn be
longing to the said Eft aie . Ciedit will be gi ven
for tie Plantation and Negroes to the firft cf Mat
37^4, with intertft and undoubted fecuritv the
property not to be altered till the co^A
complied with. Ornate
B, Girder of the Executor,
so, 9 th, ct ;°"° LK & G^ONS.
MhJ^"'™ ac 9 uain " tbe public that he
has received 2 quantity of fine Port a u Prince
a";"' '1" 7""' ar>d hhds ; *' f ° Coffee in
I- V h ?'% fcm " dr '^^ black pepper
"* ch 'V" ^ ^fonably. Aoplyt/fo
fry No. 9 6 in Church.ftrect, or Nos 46 on the
J hue ftp cn he r , ump , mark'd, crept, and two
‘ Also, three head of her increase.
^^ bet:"* ^ vc ^ ^^
JAMES THOMSON. P,
^ DVau^cij Difcia %
CHARLESTON:
Ml 2
G AZE T T E
OF THE
STATE OF SOUTH-CAROLINA.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 27, 1,83.
Printed for A. TIMOTHY.
Just PUBLISH E D,
And to be Sold by
JOHN M'IVER, jun.
At No. 25 i half on the Bay,
Price One DOLLAR,
Rudiments cf Law and G verr.mepr, deduced from
the Law of Nature ;
Particularly add,effid to the PEOPLE of South-
Carolina, but composed on Principles appli
cable to all Mankind.
—.„ Dime lerum
Qid<u€tat; Hor.
Charleftoh, August 13 h, 1783.
Mrs. H A kVE Y,
JNFOR^S her friends and caftomers, that fife
has removed to Dutch 1 own, oppose the Jews
Synagogue, &be e ih^ carries on the Stay and
Mantua Making b unufs as efual.
N Ew tueis Beet and Fork to be
= fold at the Score No. 6, in Elliot
ftreet, opposite the Houle lately occu
pied by Mr. William Glenn.
jl-I—l—'■■■'■' - — '—r— —a ~~. ~r - .I 1.1,».■■-■llWfll
TO BE SOLD
AT CUDWORTH & WALLER'S Vendue Store,
" for C/fh, on Tuesday August 26th, Two field
Slaves, a Fellow and a Wench, belonging to the Es
tate of Mr. William Chilhoim, Planter cf St. Pruls
Panih.
MORTON WILKINSON.? - .
WILLIAM LEE.)
SUPuRFIN# Floor, Ship Bread, and a few kegs
B fruit, just imported from Philadelphia, to
be fld by ANDREW THOMSON.
No. 23, Bay.
NOTICE is hereby given that an Election of three
Members to represent the Fatifhes of St. Philip
nd ,t. Michael', will be held at the Parilh Church of
St. Michael's, o Monday and Tuesday the iff and 2d
of September ne x .
JAMES BENTHAM. 7
lambert lanct I church
PH: PR OT.EAU (Wards.
DANIEL HALL. J
MR. JAMES MATHENY, brought to me to
be Told, a brown By Mare, about i 3 hands
high, branded on the mounting (houlder WR with a
a k" e '°? # and with 0 and E B on her off
P '' a travel.— The owner, or owners,
are desired to prove their property before
JOHN LOGAN.
Bound 0, Jul, 8, 1783.'
T" E ” übfc % begs leave to inform his friends
in lowu Country, and the public in general
he ,has removed from No 3 u B^adftreet to
INO i;6. Kingftreet corner of Qeenftreet, or o
thet^ife where the cross keys was formerlv and
and Know kept, where he has opened a houe of
- reception for country gentlemen in general; and
ha^g good and comfortable lodgings, with a
good flock of liquors o f all fortt laid in, as well as
the noted stables of that house being lately fitted
° P i T " d n ' "'^ '"PP^ of forage allo laid in.'
He flatters himlelf that his ftrift attention to
the duties cf his station will meet with the appro
bation of the public at large
, HENRY W^LSH.
G^r/fo, Z, ^c^, 1782,
Meetingilrcet,
For FREIGHT,
ON easy terms to any part of Europe, or the Weft
ladies, the snip LADY MARTHA, Captain
Halvor Biui, burthen about soo barrels of Rice ap
ply to r
A GILLON,
Who has to dispose of st firft cost, a quantity of
best Dutch cordage of most fixes, a fe.vchefts ot Meet
ing linnen, (heet lead, claret in hhds. Russia canvas,
course oznabrigs and bagging.
STRAYED sometime ago, into the plantation of
Col. Alexander Moultrie, on Geofe creek, about
33 miles from Charleston, a small sorrel Horie, with ^
blaze in his,forehead. The owner may have him etk
paoving his property before me.
THOMAS HALL, J. P.
Charleston Ategft 22, 1783.
In Common pleas,
Samuel Prioleau, jun. l
vs. , Case on Attachment.
John Morrison, Esq; J
WHEREAS the plaintiff in this aaien, did on fa
23d day of August, inst. file his declaration in
the office of the clerk of this honorable court, agaiuft
the defendant, who is absent from and without the li
rails of this State, and hath neither wife or attnrne,
known to be within the Aid State, on whom a capy of
the hid declaration <ith tyule to plead thereto within
a year and a day, might be ferVed. It is therefore or
ordered in pto fuance of the a& of the General Affem.
bly, in case made and provided, that the said defendant
do appear and pieid to the said declaration on or before
the 24th day of Angu#, which will be in the year of
our Lord, 17,4., otherwise final and absolute judgment
will then be given and awarded againA him.
WM. MASON, C. C. P.
Office of Common Pleas,
August 23, 1783.
JOHN COBEA,
In Archdale-ftreet, near the Dutch
Church, late from Philadelphia,
DEGS leave to acquaint his friends
and the public in general, that he
now carries on the Coach-making
Btifinefs in all its various branches, in
the neatest manner, and with the
quickest dispatch, makes and repairs
all kinds of crriages—harnesses made
and repaired, &c.
N. B. Two good Journeymen are
wanted.
Just imported from Philadelphia;
In the Schooner Gerard, Capt, Strong, *
And to be Jola at the PRINTING-OFFICE,'
Dilworths spelling b o ks, Ch<ft e -fieid&
Letters abridged—Three Letters add-effed
to the Public, on the following fubjeds: First
The nature of a Foederal Union, and therein
Sovereignty. Second, The civil and military
powers—the depute between General Greene and
Governor Guerrard, refpeaing flao s o f truce
Third, The Public Debt^The aa of Confer
°°a~ * ,, med y suggested—the five per cent.
port considered and recommended. &lfo,
An Essay on T r 'dc and Finance.
No. ico.
No. 2165.