The Gazette of the state of South-Carolina — Charles-town [S.C.], 1784-12-20 00:00:00, page 4

NOTICE
A LI, persons indebted to the fubferibers, are re
queued to call and discharge the fame by the
20th of January next, otheruife their bonds and notes
will be placed in the hands of an Attorney, without di
finaion.
HARRIS & BLACHFORD.
No. 27, Tradd-freet.
Charlefoti, Dec. 9, 1784. ts
For S ALE,
ONE moiety of 1 200 acres of Land, in St. Stephen's
Pa rijh, on which are two settlements, esteemed
one of the bes Indigo plantations in that Pari/h. Also,
3400 acres of Land, contiguous thereto, nearly one
half river fwaihp, on which are four different fetcle
meats, toithinfour miles of each other : they are ft for
rice or indigo, but more adapted to the latter. Also,
about 1200 acres of Land, in Prince George's Parish,
on Santee, very valuable for rice or indigo, on which
two compleat settlements can be made, one for rice, and
the other indigo.—Conditions, one-tenth part of the
purchase money is required, remainder four or five
years credit.
Also may be had with the above Lands, or a part
of them, one hundred and eighty as valuable Negroes
as any gang of equal number in this State, one hundred
and thirty are workers, remainder young Negroes, not
more than 15 or above 40 years of age ; for these one
third of the purchase money will be required oh deli
very.
Alfofor SALE—A coasting Schooner, almost hew,
trill carry 130 barrels of rice, and draws only §feet
6 inches water. For terms apply to
THEODORE GAILLARD.
Who requefs all persons indebted to him, to pay if
convenient, or fettle by bond.; and with allfuch as may
have demands against him by bond, note, account or
partnerflip, or for loss, damages, or injury fufai ned
through his means, at any time whatsoever, he is
willing and ready to come to an immediate fettlemerit;
and in order that no difficulties or detention of payment
may impede a foal Settlement, he confonts to wave the
benefit of that necessary law, the Limitation Act for
payment of old debts by infaliments (excepting takere he
Is only bound as security); or will leave to arbitration
any matters he is concerned in, to the decifiori of five
hanef dien.
TO BE SOL D,
A late tranftation of the
Fingal of tyfaiiinto Heroic Verje.
Apply to the author at No. 194, King-street, or
to Mrs. Timothy, at her Printing-Office.
St. Kitt's Mufeovado Sugars,
OF the frft quality, for SALE,in hogfieads, tierces,
and. barrels of different fees. Also a quantity
offline flavoured high proof Rum. Apply to
Smiths, De Saussure, & Darrell.
A new NEGRO MAN and a WENCH also for
Sale.
Burgwin, Hooper, & Alexander,
No. 8, Bedon's Alley,
HAVE FOR SA L E,
For ready pay or upon the ettfomary credits —
NEGRO cloth, blankets, striped linfeys and
other Woollens. A complete afTortment of
ironmongery, confiding of materials for house build
ing, house and flip carpenters, blacksmiths, shoe
makers, curriers and coopers tools, plantation
tools and kitchen utensils. Large steelyards, that
will weigh a barrel of rice, scales and weights for a
ton draught, anchors and grapnels, with a great va
riety of other goods—A handsome allowance made
to wholesale purchasers.
N. B. The highest prices given for tobacco of the
bed quality, deer fleins, and most other kinds of
produce.
A consignment of tin ware, fail duck, short
pipes and cotton stripes to be fold at the cost and
charges. ts
TO BE SOL D,
On Credit,
A Light neat WINDSOR SULKEY, which is
new, and two warranted CHAIR HORSES,
as good as any in the state, and not old, the owner
having tio further use for them. Inquire of the
Printer.
Wanted immediately,
TO take charge of several Rice Plantations, a
person well experienced in that business, and
well recommended. Apply to the fubferiber at
the Horfelhoe.
RICHARD BERESFORD.
November 23, 1784.
Fisher, Hughes, & Edwards,
Have imported •
A General Assortment of Goods,
By the latef vessels from Europe.
THEIR las importation by the Britannia, Capt.
Ball, coinpleatty futmjhes them with every ar
ticle fititable for the prefect and approaching seasons,
which they will fell on reafstable terms, at their Store,
in Tradd-freet, No. 6,
ff HITE and blue
Duffil and rose blankets
Green, white, and fear
let flannel
Oznaburgs
Striped linfeys
Boulting cloth
Blue and green baize
Sagathees
Blue ftrouds
Bath coatings
Yorkshire cloths
Second broad cloths
Superfine ditto
Plated and mohair but
tons
Camblet cloaks
Surtout coats
Scarlet, drab, and brown
cardinals
Plain and fhiped cam
blets
Irish poplins
Negro caps
Felt hats
Coarse beaver do.
Fine round and cock'd
ditto
Corduroys
Plain and printed velve
rets
Dyed fuftians
Ditto fattinets
An affortnient of fadlety
Men and womens fine
and coarse leather ffioes
Ditto boots, coarse and
fine
Morocco and silk shoes
Plated shoe buckles
A large assortment of
iron-mongery & hard
ware
Rice and flouer sieves
Cotton and wool cards
Muskets and fowling
pieces
Lead, shot, and gun
powder
Tomahawks
And a variety of other articles.
Their Store; No. 27, will contain a general as
sortment of articles, suitable to the country trade.
Their friends from the country may depend on
always getting the market price for their produce,
and being served with what goods they Want on the
bed terms.
They have also for tale, high proof Jamaica
Rum, in puncheons, hogsheads, and barrels.
N. B. A quantity of dry paints to be fold cheap.
DILLON & CHIFFELLE,
A RE.very thankful to their friends and cuft orders
for pas favours : They have on hand a parcel
of choice liquors, fuck as Old Madeira, Port, Claret,
Rhenifi, Lafte, Constantia, Malaga, and Sweet
Mountain-—Also, Old Coniac Brandy, Shrub, Ja
maica and Wes-India Rum.—They hope that their
friends will confder, that the above are cash articles,
and will not admit of long credit ; therefore as the crops
are nearly ready for market, they expert to meet with
punctual payment from those Gentlemen, who favoured
them with their cufom. They inform their friends,
that they fill carry on the Factorage bufmefs —All or
ders directed to them at No. 4, Prioleau's wharf, or at
No. 50, Queenfreet, fiall be duly attended to. Bwi
JOHN MAUGER, Broker,
Removed to No. 9, Bedoris Alley,
CONTINUES to purchase Indigo, and other pro
duce, for merchants and other flippers.
He has for S A LE,
A large quantity of carpets and carpeting, of mos
beautiful colours and patterns ; Old Tenerife wine, in
pipes, hogfieads and quarter casks; Madeira by the
dozen ; Hollands Gin in cases; a quantity of excellent
Butter ; Album and fine Salt.
Wanted to Purchase,
Deer Skins, Tobacco, and Bees Wax.
Charleston, Dec. 9, 1784. „
T E rvFylFNalFer,
INTENDING to continue the Factorage and
Commission Business, beg leave to solicit a con
tinuance of the favours of their country friends,
and all others who will be pleased to favour them
with the disposal of their rice, indigo, tobacco,
naval Pores or lumber, whicli they may depend,
fliall at all times be fold on the mod advantageous
terms, and with the greatest punctuality-.
Charlefon, Nov, 15, 1784.
A. WILKINSON, &Co.
No. 90, and No. 27, Broadflreel,
Have imported,
In the City of Charleston, Samuel Hill,
And the las vessels from LONDON,
A Large and General ARortment
of seasonable Goods,
Which the) will dispose of on moderate terms, for Cash
or Produce.
< They cohfift of
Bar iron and Reel
Iron pots afTorted
Pewter and tin ware
Mould and wax candled
Cbmpleat sets of accompt
books, neatly bound
and lettered
Bibles, testaments, and
Spelling books
Medicines compleatly
assorted in small boxes
Silks, fattins, perfians
and modes
Muslins and cambricks
Striped, checkered, and
plain lawns
Lawn and muslin aprons
and handkerchiefs
Mufliri trimmings for
gowns, of a hew fa
fhion
Thread lace, and edgings
Patent lace aprons
Manchester muslins
Marseilles quilting,ftrip
eel, plain, & bordered
Plain and figured dimi
ties
India and English chintz
A variety of printed cot
tons and calicoes
Cotton copper plate fur
niture
Damasks; diaper, and
huckaback table cloths
Clouting and towelling
diaper
Gauzes, threads, tapes,
Silk, cotton, thread, and
worked hose
Irish linens and Meetings
Linen & cotton checks
Cotton furniture ditto
Printed linen, check,
and Malabar handker
chiefs
Bed bunts, and bed tick=
ing
Cotton blankets and
counterpanes
WILLIAM WILKIE,"
T 1 ETURNS his sincere Thanks to those Gen
i-L ilemen wlio liave been pleated to Employ
him in the
FACTORAGE BUSINESS;
And begs leave to inform them, and the Public in
general, that he purposes continuing the fame the
ensuing season, and will be much obliged to thole
who will employ him in the sale of their produce.
Due attention will be pa ; d to their intcied, and
boats provided in time to bringtheir rice, &c. to' mar
ket. Orders directed to him at his Store, No. 8r
Irddd-ftieet, will be duly attended to, by their
humble servant: W ho, for the accommodation of
country gentlemen and their families, will keep a
private house of entertainment, at No. 84. adjoining
said Store, only four doors distant fronrihe "Lower
Market.
Oblober i, 1784.
AFTER returning thanks to my former
friends the Planters, for their favours in the
Cemmiffion Business, I beg leave to inform them,
that I have again commenced
F A C T O R,
arid will be much obliged to diem for a preference
in felling their crop^ the ensuing season. I shall be
Sufficiently provided with craft to answer their pnr
pofes. I am the Planters molt obedient, humble
Servant, Alexander Walker.
Charlefok, Sept. 27th, 1784.
LANDSto beSOLD.
(At private Sale.)
THE fubferiber will diftofe of all his lands, Nth
in Georgia and in this State, on a credit suitable
to the wishes of the buyer.—The quality and Jituation
of these lands drefo well khodk, as tot to require any
dcfcription.,
If the health of the present proprietor would admit
the care necessary to a planting inceref, no inducement
whatever could, be fufficient to tempt him to part with
them.—ls they are not fold before February, they will
then be put up at Public Auction, (in parcels contain
ing both inland and tidefzbdmp,fafficient for any Jingle
plantation whatever) with a fall account of the quan
tity and quality of each trail. Pine lands of thefrf
quality, near the banks of Savannah river, will be al
lotted to each divifon of the tide, swam
cattle, and horses, will be fold after the lands.
WILLIAM WILLIAMSON.
RUN AW A Y,
From the Subferiber's Plantation, in St. Stephen's Pa
rifi, on Friday, the 26th of November,
A NEGRO Woman of very black complexion, nam
ed Lefette, this country born, between 35 and
40 years of age, has loft some of her fore teeth, and is
a little pitted with the small pox, about 5 feet 5 or 6-
inches high ; had on when foe went away a white Ne
gro cloth wrapper and coat. The said Negro is sup
posed to have gone immediately for Charleston, where
fie may probably endeavour to pass for a free Neuro,
and hire herfelf to wajh and iron, or cook, to which
fie has been well used. Whoever will deliver the said
Negro Itoman to me at my plantation, on Santee, or
to the Warden of the Work-house, fiall receive a Re
ward of Three Guineas—And whoever will prove her
being harboured by any white person, so that they may
be brought to jufice, fall receive a Reward of Six
Guineas, and by a Negro, Three Guineas.
PETER SINKLER.
Novi 30, 1784. gtiw
TO BE S OL D,
And entered upon immediately,
ONE-HALF of my PLANTATION, in St;
Thomas's Parish, called the BLESSING, in
cluding the settlement, whereon is a good dwelling
house of fix rooms, and apiazza, a barn, machines
house, dairy and other out-buildings, with an
orchard of excellent fruit; also the whole of the
improved swamp, being about 240 acres.—As this
place is w^ll known, and allowed to be equal to
any on the river for its pleasant situation and fine
springs of excellent water, nothing more need be
said in its praise.—An cxtenfive credit-will be given
on approved security, or good seasoned Negroes
taken in payment.
J OHN D.E A S,
Who requests all persons, who have any dc r
mands on the late Mrs. Elizabeth Middleton, to
fend them in to him, properly attested.
Nov. 25, 1784.
N O T I C E.
ALE persons indebted to the Copartnerflrip of
Keating and James Simons, are requeued
to difeharge their Bonds, Notes, and Accounts,
due the firft day of January last, to the Subferiber,
as he will be obliged in justice to the Concern and
the Creditors thereof (unless this notice is complied
with punctually by the firft day of January next,,
at furthek,) to put all matters relative thereto into
the hands of William H. Cibbes, Esq; fUtorhey, to
be sued for without diftinCtion.
James Simons.
No. 41, Bay.
Charlefon, Sept, 16. 1784 1 w. ts.