The royal gazette — [Charleston] S.C., 1781-09-12 00:00:00, page 1

: (B Y PERMISSIO N.)
TO BE SOLD,
Ibid PoTfe? delivered in a few Days;
THE commodious HOUSE No. 31, Broad-street; the lot
is 4? feet in breadth and 187 feet in depth; the house has four
good rooms on a floor, two new Cables for eight horses, with kitch
en wash-house, carriagc-houfe, &c. 3:c.
ALSO,.
A TRACT of LAND containing 1500 acres, on Sandpit within
„ miles of Georgetown. 300 acres whereof are good fwanip, and
any vessel that can come over Georgetown bar can come to the
landing about two miles diflant.
Two TR ACTS of 500 acres each or Oxfwamp, about 14 miles
from Neilfon's-Ferry, on the waters of Back river.
A TRACT of r oo acres on Maple Sw amp, Waccamaw, joining
lands of Blakely White.
A TRACT of 238 acres on Walnut creek, about eighteen miles
above Dorchester. „
A TRACT of 321 acres on EdiEo river, joining lands of Lewis
Rolfon. , , r
A TRACT of 150 acres on Muddy creek, bounding on lands of
George Snow, near Witherspoon's t worn.
LIKEWISE,
A PEW No. 40, in the South Aile of St. Michael's Church,
AND.
Several very valuable NEGROES among whom are a wench a
good washer and her husband a fob, honest fellow, another good
Siting man. The terms v ill T c made easy to the, purchasers. If
not fold before the second of O&ober next, they will on that day
be put up to auction before the Exchange, For further particulars
appiyto ™° x ^™s'^
RUN away, a Mulatto Tench, named Sukfy, wel 1 known
in town,' she had a tickr* o' Gave to find a maher, with which
ihe may perhaps impose. TWO GUINEAS will be paid by the
fubferiber to any person that will deliver her ^ h m, or to the keeper
ofthe S^ar-houfe. THOMAS PHEPOE.
To be fold at Public Sale, before t'^ Exchange, on Thursday,
the &tb of OS&t next,
(EVEN very valuable NFCRTS, being a very good honfe-
O wench, with five heahbv children, and another Wench used to
house work, to be fold under attachment by order of the Board of
police,t JOHN DAVIES, Sheriff.
Cbarlefcor, X„b September, T,Bf. .
A TURTLE
will be draTed in SOUP,
On Tuesday next, the 18th instant. at the Long-Room.
Strict ready at half past TVELPR.
THE books of accounts, bonds, notesand other specialties
l belonging to the estate of the late Mr. Edward Oats, decea
sed, being rut into my hands by the Executrix, in order to obtain
foeedy paymerit/ it is therefore desired, that all persons indebted to
the elate wil l call and pay their rfrfpe<9ive debts,on or before the
fifteenth day of October next, on which day ill debt c then due will
be feed without farther notice or diPineion: and in the mean time
all pe-fons are forbid fettling any debts or transacting any business
relative to tliat estate with Mr. Charles Morgan Connell or
any other person, unlef : thereto authorized by 1
ROBERT JOHNSTON, No. 2, St. Michael's-Alley.
UN away Turn the fubferiber the firft of this month, a
negro man named Abraham, he is about 25 years of age, up
wards cf five feet ten inches high, has very large limbs; he has been
lately seen in Charleftown. Any person tnat will apprehend the
said negro and secure him in t^e Sugar-house, shall have a reward
of TWO GUINEA S. All persons are cautioned against harbouring
him or giving him 1 ticket, Fkewif? from carrying the said negro
off the Province, as they may rest assured, on haying fnfficient proof
of the fame, that every advantage of the law will be taken against
such offenders. *i+ RALPH BAILEY.
Elf-f id, lift September T^Rt. ,
STRAYED from Thomas Farrer two davs ago, at No.
6c. Queen ftreet< a NF^RO GT R L, t^ree years old. A
GUINEA reward win he raid on deliver o' her. *4
To be Let, and immediate Po/fafon given,
A STORE, near the Bay, in a convenient situation for
Trade apply to the Printers.
,d September, 1781.
THIS is to req est all those indebted to the estate of the late
John Lanneau, deceased, to make payment; and all those
that have anv demands against the said deceased, to render in their
accounts, property afteOed, to BAZF.LL LANNEAU. *b.
To be difpof d of at Private Sale.
A SMALL TRACT of LAND on the upper end of
John's-Island, containing 250 acres. Enquire of the
Printers.'t
Apt persons having any just demands against the estate of
Sarah Thompson, late of Charleftown, deceased, are de
sired to bring in their accounts properly attested; and those indebted
to said estate, are desired to fettle the fame with the fubferiber, on
or before the firfl day of November. W. B. HUTCHINS,
Cbn! flown, utb September, 1781. *6. Administrator.
Three Guineas Reward.
RUN away from me on Tuesday night the 4th instant, an
elderly w^nch named Crita, with ofnaburgs cloths; a boy na
med Harry, about eleven years of age, with an old blue negro
cloth jacket and breeches; and, a girl named Hannah, daughter
to the old wench—they have been traced to Charleflown. Whoever
will deliver all or either of them to the Keeper of the Sugar-house,
or to Mr. William Russel, in Stoll's-Alley, shall receive a GUI
NEA reward for each of them, or the fame sum on giving such in
formation as that they may be secured. { JOHN WELLS.
frbnbfcnJ, IQtb September I7BX.
Commissary of Forage.
N B. Those who have not craft, on applying to the Office, shall
be accommodated.
Qber'Po'cn, Sbt. lot\ T,81.t
Commissary-General's Office, No. 3, ^een-Jlreet.
THE Commandant, in consideration of the late heavy ratns,
and the Planters alacri y in bringing ip their FORAGE, in
nformitv to the notice given the 27th ultimfy is pleased to direct,
the time shall be extended to the 21st instant, during which,
Dollars per hundred, shall be paid for good, clean, well cured
syn Blades, and One Dollar for Hay, delivered into the King's Fo
° Yard at Gadsden's wharf.
pg/arc ai FRANCIS-RUSH CLARK,
SOUTH-CAROLINA: Printed by R. WELLS & SON, Printers to the King's Most Excellent Majesty.
From WEDNESDAY, September 12,
ROYAL
Vol. I.
To be Sold on Thursday, the %otb September, at 12 o'clock,
before the Exchange,
PART of the FRAME of a New BRIGANTINE, lying
at Cochran's Ship-Yard, on Charleftown-Neck, being
64 feet keel and 24 feet beam; her stem and stern posts, with
her Ribs, and many other timbers fixed; being fold under at
tachment by order of the Board of Police.
, JOHN DAVIES, Sheriff.
CbarleJlown, August o,Bth, 1781,
Pursuant to the last Will and Testament of Mr. William Hol
liday, deceased;
Will be exposed to PUBLIC SALE,
Before the Ejgc han ge,
On WEDNESDAY, the 26th of September instant,
Precisely at TWELVE ^Clock,'
THAT very valuable PLANTATION, known by the name
of Richmond, belonging to the estate of said deceased, very plea
santly situated on Cooper River in Goofecreek parish; its distance
from Charleflown is about eight miles and ahalf by land, and fix and
an half by water; it contains47o acresold measure, and extendsin front
on said river about a mile, which renders the profpedl very delightful
and so extensive, that any craft coming over Charleftown bar may
be viewed from the windows; it hasa very convenient landing place,
and the water is so deep that any vessel that cemes over the bar may
ride with fafety within ten or twelve yards of the hard marsh, which
is overflowed at spring tides, and convenient for the pasturage of
cattle.
The BUILDINGS are exceeding good, consisting of two
very good dwelling-houses, a good kitchen and wash-house, an over
seer's house, a liable 56 feet long and 26 feet wide, divided for English
and plantation horses, with a very good coach-house in the centre,
and a loft that will hold a large quantity of fodder, a very good
barn, two fowl-houfes and negro-houfes.
A well improved GARDEN and ORCHARD, containing
as great a variety of shrubs, flowers and young fruit trees of different
kinds, as any in this country.
The purchaser of the plantation, may, if he chufes, have the flock
and plantation tools at a fair appraifement, and will be indulged with
a twelvemonth's credit, on paying interest and giving approved Secu
rity.
Likraife to be fold at fame Time and Place,
About TWENTY valuable NEGROES, among whom are
a compleat waiter, a very good carpenter, a cooper, bricklayer and
some boatmen; also, plain cooks, washers and ironers, mostly all
young slaves.
All sums under fifty pounds will be cash, and for all above, three
months credit will be given, on paying interest and giving approved
security if required.
An handsome London made PHAETON, to be drawn
either by one or a pair of horses, will be fold at fame time for cash.
For further particulars enquire of
SARAH HOLLIDAY, Executrix.
zeph. Kingsley, ? -
JACOB VALK, f Executors.
(B Y PER M IS S IO N.)
On MONDAY, theist of October next,
Will be put up for SALE,
At the Exchange, precisely at TWELVE o'Clock,
THAT delightful situated RETREAT or FARM upon Ash
ley-river, near the ferry, containing 300 acres, lying between
Edmund Bellinger, Esq; and William Roper, Esq; eight miles from
Charleflown. Oh the premises arc an elegant dwelling-house, a
kitchen and liable, uniform, the ftablcs after the English taste for ten
horses, overseer's house, negro-houfes, barn and other out houses,
requisite for a well fettled plantation.
The wood land abounds with oak and hickory, also a great quan
tity of live-oalr near and about the dwelling-house, and by a late
improvement of an extensive garden after a taffy manner, may, with
attention be as profitable as it is pleating.
The meadows between the river (on which is a good landing) and
the house, yield besides feeding a stock of cattle and horses, a large
quantity of hay.
The provision land is as good if hot preferable to some land there
abouts, and yields for what has Seen planted this season exceeding
great, as may at present be seen. Attendance will be given on thole
whs please to view the premises; and any person inclinable to treat
by private contrast, mas be informed of terms and price, by ap
plying to fJACOB VALK.
(BY PERMISSION.)
On MONDA Y, theist of October next,
Will be put up for SALE
At the Exchange,
Immediately after the Sale of the Plantation,
Thirty-Seven Tracks of 1 and,.
OF which handbills will give a description where situated,
which being well known, the purchaser may be assured of ob
taining a propeftpoffeffion at a peace; and though the owner is well
convinced of the unseasonable time to offer them, ,yet i, so circum
stanced for the want of obtaining payments from sequestered estates
and others in the country out of reach, that rather than not fulfil his
engagements, he will facrifice his interests, and fell them for cash or
bills on London, to the highest bidder, let the price be what it will.
I JACOB VALK.
(BY PERMISSI O N.)
TO BE SOLD AT PRIVATE SALE,
For Cash, Government Bills, Corn, Rice of Indigo,
And ma, be entered upon immediately;
A THREE Year's Lease of a LQT of LAND, between No.
21 and 22 on the Bay; on which is a convenient dwelling-house
and a large commodious front store, together with a back-store, cel
lar and kitchen newly erected and paved; the lot is 73 feet; deep and
18 feet wide; its situation for trade is so well known that it needs no
j-fcriptinn, and with little expence may be fitted up for a Tavern.
ALSO,
A Three Year's Lease of a LOT of LAND, on the
North fide of Unity-Alky next the Bay, containing 90 feet deep and
16 feet front. On the Premises is a house 32 feet long and 16 wide,
partly finifhed; there are materials on the spot, which with some
addition will mah^ a tolerable good dwelling house; there is also a
good well with plenty of water in the yard.
The Subscriber has also to dispose of,
A Variety of DRY GOODS, which will be fold a great
bargain to any person taking the whole.
If the said Lots and Goods are not disposed of before the
ift of O&ober next, they will be put up at Public Sale, of which
notice will be given, by James Gross, between No. 21 and 22 on
, the Bay, or | COOKE A WEBB.
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to SATURDA Y, Sep temper 15, 1781.
GAZETTE.
On TUESDAY next, the ißth instant,
At ONE o'Clack, in the Exchange,
(If not fold before at Private Sale,) r 7
~ The Schooner Batchelor,
N ° W lying " Rofe '' wharf, about 140 tons; burthen,
'"" ""' ^" been lately sheathed, cf an easy draught
°' water i' s compleatly found in materials, and may
be sent to sea without farther expence except provi
sions. For terms apply at No. 43, on the Bay.
^s^'^—,A L S O, ,
''°°P Betsy,
Now lying at Eveleigh's wharf, of an easy draught
of water, Spanish built, ahnoft new, and is very pro
per for the toasting business.
LIKEWISE,
>! The WRECK of 0
1 The Schooner , Providences
As she now lyes at Eveleigh's wharf. | J 0 HNMORRI S.
Cbarlfoiun, lltb September, 17%],.
Will be fold before the Exchange, on Thursday, the gtb of
'October next, o 4
TWO NEGROES and a large new FLAT ; also, some
Cattle, Horses,, &c. part of the personal estate of the late Dr.
William Loocock, deceafed.^..
HENRIETTA LOOCOCK, Administratrix.
' ~ * WILL. CLARKSON, Administrator.
Who have several Lots in Charleftown for sale, or to hire or let on
le^te _^Char!fo<wri, September loth,"l,%l:''|.
qpHE fubferiber having obtained permission to carry oh bu
siness at his wharf on South-Bay, andto land, or ship off wood,
lumber and every kind of produce, begs leave to inform the Planters
in general and bis friends in particular, That he purposes to carry on
, , ir: ; The Ea&ofage Buhne<s
In all its branches, and to tranfad every kind of business for his friends
as formerly, will be obliged to those who may employ him. Having
carried on that business above 30 years with tne ftrideft attention and
punctuality (and flatters himfelf With fatisfa&ion to his friends) he
hopes will induce theip to continue their favours.,
He has no obje&ioh to receive goods at any other wharf, but.will
be particularly obliged to such of his friends as shall direct their goods
to be landed at his wharfs being most convenient. He has inclofcd
a very large convenient and secure yard for lumber, wood and naval
stores, and obtained the life of one of his fibres for rice, indigo, &b.
being convinced they will (as formerly) fell as well there as at any
othcr place.'
A pr P,^ Billing to undertake the repairs of his wharf and tb
rebuild his bridge, are desired to give in their pronofa's at hls house
No. I, Gibbe^hreet, South-Bay. \cb. WILLIAM GIB 3ES.
N. B. Rice, Lumber and Wood for sale, at the above yard.
WE the fubferibers, Executors of the last will and testament if
Valentine Lynn, request, that the creditors of the deceased,
will fend in their accounts that an arrangement may be made as soon
as pofliblc, for their fatisfa&ion; also, that those indebted to the
estate may make immediate payment, to enable us to fatitfy the cre
ditors, as well as to prevent process at law.
The.Lcafe of the House and Lot, No. 15, 16, the Furniture and
Six Negroes, the Property of the deceased, will be fold at public
vendue, on the Bth of OCloher next. For further particulars .enquire
at the said house. *L . , DAVID MAULL,
Charleflown, 7tb September, 1781. WILLIAM GORDON.
TO BE SOL D, -
LEATHER,
Very proper to make fire-buckets, by CURRIE& NORRIS.
FOR SALE,
A FEW Puncheons of Jamaica Spirits
Jamaica and Spaniffi Sugars in barrels, Hoglheads
And Chests
Hollandfe Gin in Calks
Fine Philadelphia Flour, by !, ' <.
ALEXANDERS LESLIE,
: :;4 • N 0.51, on the Bay.
1 Who want to charter, a vessel that will cary from Bto iboo
Barrels Turpentine; not to draw above 10 § feet water.^
npHREE gentlemen may be accommodated with boaramg in a
-privpte'famHy- Enquire of the -Printers. °
, For Exchange,
& HOUSE and LOT. ne%r White-Point, to be exchanged for a
A small plantation within 15 miles of town, or on John's or
James's Islands; ;or Weppoo Creek. Enquire of the Printers.;-
TO BE SOLD,
AHo use and Stores; at Beaufort,
VERY compleat for an extensive trade, formerly Mr. De
fauffure's. Apply to Zephaniah Kingsley, in Charitf
town. - : , + •
&LL Persons anywise indebted to the late Dr. William
Loocock, or Messrs Loocock & Clarkson, are requeued to
make immediate payment; and those who have any demands again. l !
said estate or copartnership,, ate desired to make them known, pro
perly attested, to William Clarkson, No. 88, Broad-Erect.
HENRIETTA,LOOCOCK, Administratrix.
+ WILLIAM CLARKSON, Administrator.
A LL Persons having any demands against Mrs. Mary
I Cakwithen, deceased, are requeued to render accounts of the
fame; and those indebted to the estate of said deceased, a^p desired to
fettle with 1 ELISHA POINSETT, Executor..
RUN away about a fortnight ago, a negro boy named Lew
is, but often goes by the name of Scotland, he is about 14
or 15 years of age, is smart, and sensible, and speaks French. It is
supposed he is harboured on board some vessel, as he had lately got on
board the Packet. TWO GUINEAS reward will be given upon
delivery of him to me at No. 110, Meeting-Erect; and TEN GUI-,
NEAS upon conviction of any persons harbouring him with an inten
tion of carrying him off, by . GEORGE FARDO.
23d A#,f, 1781.
PUBLIC. ,AUCTION,
Numb. sft