The Gazette of the state of South-Carolina — Charles-town [S.C.], 1784-11-29 00:00:00, page 3

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A few Firkins of excellent Rose Butter,
20 Calcs of real Hollands Gin.
And pe<ifJy at O N E o'clock,
A valuable young HOUSE WENCH
Cudworth & Walter.
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TO BE SOLD,
By PUBLIC AUCTION,
At Messrs. Prioleau and Co's. VENDUE STORE,
The 21st of DECEMBER next, the following Traps
of Land, late the property of juhn Sanfan, de
ceased :
ALL that Plantation or Trad of Land, con
taining three hundred and thirty-three acres,
situated in St. George's Parish, butting and bound
ing at the time of the original Survey, south
east on lands granted to the Honorable John Lloyd
and vacant lands, weft on Joseph Miller's and va
cant lands, and on all other tides vacant lands.
Ail that Trad of Land containing fifty-two and
a half acres of land, situated, lying and being with
ing the bound of the village of Dorchester lands
adjoining to the firft lot in the second range of lots
on said lands, butting and bounding to the cast on
lands of John Stevens, on the south bv the line be
tween the firft and second range of lots, on the
weft by lands of Naro, and on the north by an
highway between the firft and second divifioh.
Also, all that other Trad of Land, containing
thirty-three and one-third acres, more or less, situ
ated, lying and being withing Dorchester land,
butted and bounding easterly on lands of John
Cousins, southerly on the line between t e firft and
second range of lots, westerly on lands of Joseph
Gillfon Clapp, formerly belonging to Joseph Sum^
mer, fen. and northwardly .on the highway between
the firft and second division of lots.
Also, all that Plantation or Trad of Land, con
taining one hundred acres or thereabouts, situated
and being in St, George's parish, butting and
bounding to the north and weft by lands of John
Izard, Esq. and caftwardly on lands of Edward
Blake, Esq. and Henry Martin.
Also a few Negroes and a large yawl.—Terms
of payment are—for the one hundred acres trad
one third part cash, one third in August 1786, and
the remaining third in January 1787 —For the
other trads one third part cash, for the remaining
two-thirds, credit till Januarv 1787, bonds with
approved security for the whole, and interest from
the day of sale ; the property not to be altered, till
the terms are fully complied with.
And oh the 23d day of December next, at the
corner of King and Clifford-ftreets, Sundry articles
of Household Furniture, &c. &c. belonging to the
estate of the deceased. Terms will be made known
on the day of sale.
MARY SANSUM, Executrix.
FOUND
BY a Negro boy, a pair of gold buttons. The
owner may have them by applying at the
Printer's, paying for this Advertisement, and a
trifle to the boy for his honesty.
Nov. 29, 1784.
NOTIC E.
AS there is an absolute heceffity for closing the
estate of Mr. Oliver Cromwell, deceased, the
fubferiber gives this last notice to al! performs in
debted to the said estate, that he is now called on
by the creditors for a settlement of the debts due by
the said estate. As he wishes not to obligate him
felf, nor to take the unjust advantage which the
law allows for the recovery of old debts—he will
be under the disagreeable necessity of putting into
the hands of an attorney at law, all bonds, notes,
&c. that remain unsettled the 10th of December
next, without diftin6tion.
Those persons whole accounts remain unsettled
from the year 1775, are requested to fettle as the
law directs (ifnot convenient for them to difeharge
the fame) —And those persons who have not yet
delivered in their accounts, are for the last time
requeued to bring them in properly attested.
CHARLES WARHAM, AdminiftratoL
No. 7, Tradd-flreet,
TOMORROW,
At our AuHion-Room,
V/ I L L BE SO L D,
At 10 o'clock,
A beautiful P ARCEL of
D RY G O O D S,
fuft arrived, qx^
Blue Negro Cloth
Blankets
C/fnaburgs
Irish Linens
Everlaflings
Durkots
Checks and Stripes
Calicoes
Silks
Silk and Thread Hose
Pins
Ribbons
Lady's Stuff Shoes and
Punps
Morocco ditto
MAPns
§ Boxes of Medicines
H^rd Ware of all kinds
Rice Sieves
London Crown Glass
Bd. rod. and zod. Nails
Ink Powder
Writing Ftper
&c. &c. &c.
TO BE SO L D,
The Brigantine BETSEY. and CARGO,
Lately arrived from Philadelphia;
SHE is a sass failing vcffel, having a Bermudian
built bottom, her upper works, from the lower
streak of the bends, were built in Philadelphia last
summer, is well found in every refpeff. and carries
hbout one thousand barrels of flour-—Her cairo
consists of two hundred and eighty-three barrels of
frefn fpperfine flour, twenty-five thousand of Inch
and quarter pine boards, forty thousand of eighteen
inch shingles, [even thousand of white oak ho,-
fhead ftaves, and eighteen hundred of hogshead
heading. For further particulars apply to Captain
John Slover on board the brigantine, at Shrewsbu
ry's Wharf, or
ROBERT HAZLEHURST, & Co.
No. 44, Bays
For Private Sale,
Available LOT of LAND, on the south fide
of Iradd-ftreet, between Church-street and
the Bay; twenty-one feet wide, and eighty-two
feet deep. Its situation for trade is equal to any in
that street. One-fourth of the purchase money to
be paid down, for the remainder the terms will be
made agreeable to the purchaser—For further par
ticulars apply to
ADAM TUNNO.
No. 82, Traded street.
N. B. Ifnot fold before the 12th day of Janua
ry next, it will be fold at Public Sale.
NOTIC E.
A LL persons having any demands against DA
VISON and JUDSON, are desired to brihg
in their accounts in ten days fiom this date: And
likewise all indebted are desired to make speedy
payment to Oliver Davifon, at Captain Putman's,
No. 9, in Stoll's alley.
Charlefon, Nov. 20, 1784; 3t
Who have also for Sale,
Burgundy and Claret of an excellent quality, in
cases containing five dozen each, Tenerifie wine
in pipes and quarter casks, hyfon, tonkay and green
teas, a variety of plain and striped muslins, gauzes,
britannias and several other articles of dry goods,
which will be fold on reasonable terms for cash,
produce, or a short credit. 2W
Nov. 19, 1784.
For SALE or CHARTER,
A Good S CHOON E R,
Burthen about 100 Puncheons,,
LOTS to be SO Lbon LEASE.
On FRIDAY, DECEMBER the 3 d,
WILL BE SOLD,
On the spot, at 11 EClock,
ff OURTEEN valuable LOTS of LAND,belong-
X mg to the estate of Mr. Feter Boutiton, oh a
lease of eight years, situated on the weft fide of
King-street, south tide on Boundary or Manigault
ftrect, and on the east-side of St. Philip's-street;
each lot containing 50 feet front on said streets, and
222 feet deep, more or lefE The Levees to havh
perminion to remove any buildings they may cred
thereon, at the end of the lease, or dispose of them
at a proper appraifement, as may be most agreeable
to the parties concerned. For further particulars
apply to the fubferibers, where a plan of said lots
may be seen.,
ALSO, 129 acres of good land, at Hohraw, .
Christ-Church parish, bounding to the southward *
on Wakendaw creek. ' ,
Cudworth & Waller.
N. B. Something comfortable for the stomach
will be provided on the day of sale.
FOR SA L E,
A compleat S CHOONE R,
Burthen 350 Barrels of Flour.
Part Goods will be taken in payment for either of
the above vcffcls.
ALSO, (For CaJh)
A Valuable NEGRO MAN, 22 years of age,
who is a good house servant, fold for no
fault. For further particulars apply to
JOHN MAUGER, Broker,
No. 9, Elliott-street.
Who has for SALE,
On very low terms,
An INVOICE of WATCHES, among which is
a Capital Goldstop Watch, by fefop.
CT I HE schooner Ranger, nbt more than 2 years
A old, British register, burthen about 70 tons,
draws only 6 feet when loaded, with her furniture,
tackcl and apparel, as the now lays in the flream,
opposite the exchange; she has just undergone a
thorough repair, and may be sent to sea without
any expence whatever. If flic is not fold before
Thuifday, the 18th inst. she will on that day be
fold at Public Auction, by
Piimerofe ? Thomson, & Co.
For Private Sale,
Dancing find Fencing Academy
Will be opened ft the Lodge-Room, in Beresford's Al
ley, on LUESDAY, the 16th infant,
WHERE Lading and Gentlemen may depend
upon being taught those polite accomplifli
ments in-the most approved and fafhionable taste.
Every attention shall be paid towards forming the
manners of the pupils.—Ladies and Gentlemen
taught privately if requeued.
Dancing days, Tuesday, Thursday, and Satur
day. Fencing on Monday, Wednesday, and Fri
day. Hours of attendance from 9 A. M. to 2 P. M.
TO BE LEASED,•
For thPterm of Four Years,
A HOUSE and- LOT, on the Bay, No. 24^
it being,one of the best Lands in the city for
trades Inquire at the premises, of
'.FRANCIS CLARKE-
Burgwin, Hooper; & Alexander,
No. 8, Bedon's Alleys
have for s ale,
For ready pay or upon {he cufomary credit—
NEGRO cloth; blankets, hriped linfeys and
other woollens. A complete assortment of
ironmongery, confining of materials for house build
i°g^ houe and flrip carpenters, Llackfmiths, shoe
makers, curriers and coopers tools, plantation
oois and kitchen ptenfils. Large fleelyards, that
will neigh a barrel of rice, fcal^s and weights for a
ton draught, anchors and grapnels, with a great va
riety of other goods—A handsome allowance made
to w^olefale purchasers.
N. B. The highest prices given for tobacco of the
bed quality, deer ficins, and most other kinds of
produce,
A c^fignment of tin ware, fail duck, short
pipes and cotton (hipes to be fold at the cost and
charges. ts
AF I ER returning thanks to my former
friends the Planters, for tneir favours in the
ConunTion Buhnefs, I beg leave t^ inform thenij
that I have again commenced
FACTO R,
and will be much obliged to Tern for a preference
in felling their crops the ensuing season. 1 shall be
Efficiently provided with craft to answer their pur
po'p c . lam the Planters most obedient, humble
^^t, Alexander Walker.
Charlfon, Sept 27th, 1784.
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For PRIVATE SALE,
A Valuable PLANTATION at Pon
-2 A pon, about 33 miles from this city, and but
three miles d ftant from two good landings, con
taining 6<o acres, 120 of which is rice land, and the
tell exceeding good for indigo, provisions, timber,
^a the raising of flock of all kinds. On the pre
mites is a large dw liing-houfe, a new barn, and
dmoft every other building that is necessary on a
plantation, and would be very suitable for a country
i-oeat, or for a person having possessions to the
southward. The terms will be easy, and may be
known by applying at our office, at No^ 51, Bayj
opposite Roper's Wharf.
Conyers, Holmes, & Co.
For Private Sale,
A Valuable TRACT of LAND cot^
tailing, by original survey, 364 acres, sixty
o which has been cleared, situated in St. Bartho
lomew's Parish, about two miles and a half from
Parker's Ferry, and eight from Jackfonborough;
the greater part good rice land, adjoining Mr. Cha.
Lowndes, Mr. Brown, Mr. Elliott and Mr. Hudson's
lands.—Conditions, one fourth part in January 1786,
one fourth in January 1787, one fourth in January;
1788, ?nd one fourth in January 1789; or it will
be exchanged for Lands in this City, or Negroes.
For particulars, enquire at our Office No. 51, Bay;
Conyers, Holmes, & Co.
Thos. Harris, & J. Carpenter,
At their STORE, No. 32, King-street, have to
Dispose of, on the lowest price, a general Affoftmenk
of DRY GOODS, viz.
Broad Cloths
Linens of different
qualities
A variety of Cambricks
Muslins
Lawns
Calicoes
Bed ticks
Abd a variety of other articles too tedious to men^
tion, all suitable for the country use, by the large
or small quantity.
They will be obliged to their country friends for
the continuance of their custom.—Produce of all
kinds will be taken for cash or trade.
October 2, 1784.
Mr. TUR NE R' s
A variety of tapes
Threads
A large quantity of the
best London hard
pewter
Powder
Shot of all sizes