The Gazette of the state of South-Carolina — Charles-town [S.C.], 1784-12-02 00:00:00, page 3

TO BE S O LD,
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 a piazza, a barn, machine
houfe, dairy and other out-buildings, with an
orchard of excellent fruit; also the whole of the
improved iwarrip, being about 240 acres.—As this
place is well 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
laid in its praise.—An extensive credit will be given
on approved security, or good seasoned Negroes
taken in payments
JOHN DEAS,
Who requests all persons, who have any de
mands on the late Mrs. Elizabeth Middleton, to
fend them in to him, properly atteftcd.
Nov. 25, 1784.
LANDSto beSOLD.
(At private Sale.)
THE fukferiker will diftofe of all his lands, both
in Georgia and in this State, on a creditfaitable
to the wishes of the buyer. —The quality and Jituation
of these lands are so well known, as not to require any
description.
If the health of the present proprietor would admit
the care necessary to a planting interef, no inducement
whatever could be Efficient 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 tide fwamp.fafaientfor any Jingle
plantation whatever) with a full account of the quan
tity and quality of tach trail. Pine lands of thefrft
quality, near the banks of Savannah river, will be al
lotted to each division of the tide swamp—Negroes,
cattle, and horses, will be fold after the lands.
WILLIAM WILLIAMSON.
TO BE SOLD,
By PUBLIC AUCTION,
At Messrs. Prioleau and Co's. V ENDUE STORE,
The 21)1 of DECEMBER next, the following Trails
of Land, late the property of John Sanfum, de
ceased:
ALL that Plantation or Trad of Land, con
taining three hundred and thirty-three acres,
being one-third of an undivided tra& of 1000 acres,
situated in St. George's Parish, butting and bound
ing at the time of the original 'furvey, 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 sides vacant lands.
All that Trad of Land containing fifty-two arid
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 east on
lands of John Stevens, on the south by the line be
tween the firft and fccond range of lots; oh the
weft by lands ofNaro; and on the nbrth by an
highway between the firft and second division.
Also, all that other Tra& of Land, containing
thirty-three aridlone-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 the firftand
second range of lots, westerly on lands of Joseph
Gillfon Clapp, formerly belonging to Joseph Sum
mer, feri. 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 eaftwardly on lands of Edward
Blake, Esq. and Henry Martin.
Also a few Negroes and a large yawl.— Terms
tef payment are—for the one hundred acres tra&
tone third part eafh; one third in August 1786, and
the remaining third in January 1787—For the
ether tracts one third part eafh, for the remaining
two-thirds, credit till January 1787, bonds with
approved Security for the whole, and interest from
the day of Tale ; the property not to be altered, till
the terms arc fully complied with.
And on the 23d day of December next, at the
•orner of King and Clifford-ftreets, Sundry articles
•f Household Furniture, &C. &c. belonging to the
estate of the deceased. Terms will be made known
©n the day of sale.
MARY SANSUM, Executrix.
JERVEY & WALTER,
INTENDING to continue the Factorage and
CommiHion 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 ftorcs or lumber, which they may depend,
shall at all times be fold on the most advantageous
terms, and with the greatest punctuality.
Charlefon, Nov. 15, 1784.
TIREE very GOOD ROOMS,
On the fccond floor.
Inquire at No. 21, Dercford-fr«t.
Smiths, DeSauffurej&Bartell,
At their SIORE, No. 83, Tradd-Street,
'Havejuft received fy the London, Capt. Purches,
from Londrip, hnd, tfc Pomona, Capt. Gilbert,
from Bristol, a variety of fcafbnablc gobdf fhich,,
with their former importations, fenders their afort
ment very complete ; among which are the following
articles, viz.
WHITE, blue and green plains, duffil and rose
blankets, red, white, and striped flannels,
serges and long ells; white lead, Spanilh brown,
spruce ochre, verdigrife and red lead ground in
oil, linleed oil in jugs, ivory and lamp black, 4d.
§d. Cd. Sd. red and 2od nails, spike ditto, from
3| to 6^ inches, brads, feupper, pump and job tacks
and clouts, grapnels, iron pots from 2 quarts to 20
gallons, chimney backs, kitchen dogs, racks, pot
books, fpitsfad irons, steel yards, wedges, corn and
coffee-mills, grid irons, frying and dripping pans,
hoes, axes, spades, an assortment of plantation, car
penters, joiners, coopers and shoemakers tools, locks,
hinges, and ironmongery in general, neat chests of
tools for Gentlemen, coffin furniture, rice Sieves ;
bird, dove, teal, low arid high duck, Briftol-Idue
and swan shot, ball, bar lead, grind hones and quern
Hones ; youths and mens common saddles and DriJleit,
mens very neat saddles and bridles wih plated fur,
ni'ure, chair harness, half and whole hunter whips
twig ditto, lilver capp'd and tipt, tobacco pipes,
crown glass, 10-8, 11-9, 12-10, glass (hides and
candlesticks, two gallon punch decanters, quart and
pint wine ditto, plain and cut, pint and quart turn--
blrs, with and without covers, rummers and go
blets, jelly, fyAabub and wine glasses, salts, vinegar
cruets, leather boots, mens, boys, and giils black
leather flioes and pumps,womens red, blue and green
morocco, fluff, callimarico, white k ; d, blatk and
white fattin and embroidered flioes, glue, gun flints,
mustard, sweet oil in pints and quarts, salt petre,
fi-gie and doub'e F glazed and unglazed guri poW
der, anchovies, caper's, mangoes, walnuts and olives;
pewter plates and cifhes, candle moulds, ba ons,
porringers, spoons, ink Hands and meafuies, cop
per clothes kettles, large brass scales and weights,
bell metal and brass mortals and pestles, table and
house bells, bra's and metal mounted Rove gratis
and fenders complete, brass mounted fire dogs,
(hovel and tongs spare brass and painted wi e fin
ders, brass and princes metal candhhicks, Heel
fnuffers, elegant tutenag candlefhcks with fnuffers
and Hands ; boys, mens and womens cotton thread,
and word, d hose, niens and worriens silk hose and
gloves, silk purses; a large aHoitimnt of falhionable
fiiks, confiding of perfian, farfenet, mode, taffety,
pelong, ducape, plain and flowered mantras, lute
firing, iat in, rich brocade and tissue, a great va
riety of ribbands, spotted, ttiiped, checked, pillol
long and clear lawns, worked lawn aprons and hand
kerchiefs, Hriped, checked, (prigged, flowered, clear;
book and jaconet muffins, cambrick, lawn handker
chiefs, black, and white gauzes, Faris net, chape,
tiffany, fuffle and trimmings, ga-ze aprons and
handkerchiefs, black, blond and thread lace, edging,
narrow and petticoat fringe, gold and silver cord;
binding and vellum, ermine, fly, half and fell bell
hoops; durant, petfian and fattin quilted petticoats;
I'carkt, cloth and bath coating cardinals, white,
biack and bltie fattin ditto, with furr, lace and point;
a large quantity of fafhionable brdad cloths arid ca
fimers, with limmings, Bath coating; a great va
riety of fashionable plated and gilt buttons, mens
elegant embroidered cloth coats and trimmings, buff,
white, light blue kerfeymire and rich silk waiflc at
shapes, elegantly embroidered, camblets and cloth
cloaks and coats, fearnought and whitney giet coats
and jackets, |, fond yard wide Irish liners, brown
and white fheetmg, princes linen, Hout white Fn
nen for fcrvants, check and ffripes, cznaburgs,
white and dyed Kuffia drabs, Russia sheeting, raven
duck, brown holfind, check, printed and silk hand
kerchiefs, diaper and damask tabling and nap kins,
ditto and^ditto clouting, huckaback; brown and
white doyleys, calicoes, cottons, chintzes, flriped
ginghams, an assortment of Manchefler goods, among
which are furniture checks and stripes, bed bunts,
plain, figured and corded dimity, fattin crossover,
Itched and bordered Marseilles quilting, white,
dyed and beavered pillows and fattintts, ribs, thick
sets, coloured cords, black, blue, brown, olive and
spotted velvets and velverets ; hair powder, poma
tum, Harch, an assortment of fUtionary; fifh-hooks
and lines; an assortment of medicines, plate and
jewellery, among Which are table and tea spoons,
tea tongs, fdhionable tea pots, milk urns, sugar ba
fons, mens, womens and childrens shoe buckles and
clafpSg dock buckles, lleeve buttons, ditto c'cryflal
in gold and silver, p'ncufhion and feiffar chains, paste
shoe buckles, Hock ditto, paste and gold ffiirt buckles,
gilt leals and watch keys, tortoise (hell combs, tooth
pick cases, corals and bells, gold earwires, hefts of
gilt caravan trunks ; cloth, hat, shoe, whitewash,
paint, buckle and scrubbing brushes, hair brooms,
powder boxes and bags with puffs, Hiavirig boxes
and brushes, ivory, horn and mane combs ; Sago,
fpiecs, double and single refined sugar, hyfon and
green tea; a colledion of ufeful books, among which
are very neat folio bibles, in blue gilt morocco, fe
veial lets of DodHeys Annual Register, 25 vols.
common bibles, testaments, spelling books, dictio
naries, grammars, &c. Bombazine, durant, tammy,
pri ^ fluff, fergc de nifme, calamanco, rwff:l, Wal
loon, cembiets, Irish fluff, cotton cotinierpanes. cot
ton romalls, Queen and Stafforcffiiie ware in fet§;
b^cL and red clay tea pots, nilk pots and sugar
dishes, plain ahd painted lugar caniflers, and a va
riety <f tin ware, japanned te;g;ay s and waiters;
ditto tea urns, coffee and tea pots, tumblers and
mu gs ; an assortment of table knives and forks and
carvers, oylier knives, pen knives, feifiars, razors,
lancets, plane green and white ivory table and del-
Lit knives and forks with carv^ s, mahogany cases
with green and white ditto silver tipt, fteel,"plated
and pinchbeck buckles, plated fours, paper and lea^
'""' boxes, callors, bottle Harids, flioe thread;
knitting and sewing needles, black ^hd white pins;
an assortment of threads, sewing silk, diaper and
Holland tape, bobbin, fans, Italian crape, womens
and girls flays, flraw, chip and covered hdth, men^
and womens leather gloves and mitts, neat fowling
pieces, elegant Wilton and Persia carpets, painted
floor cloths, Handers bed-ticking, walnut and ma
hogany frame dressing g affhs, mahogany sconce glas
ses, complete sets of table and tea China, some ve
ry rich; breakfaff sets ditto, bowls, cups arid bafons,
sets of jars and beakers, &c &c.
They have on consignment, a bale of hunter, dye'cl
and German plains, duroys and fagathees, Phones
bed porter in bogfheads, Holland fail duck, seine
and sewing twine, and a large quantity of cordage.
For Private Sale,
A valuable LOT of LAND, on the south fide
of Tradd-ftr'cet; 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 flreet. 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
ADAMTUNNO.
No. 82, Tradd-Hreet.
N. B. If not fold before the 12th day of JanuaJ
by next, it will be fold at Public Sale.
Burgwin, Hooper, & Alexander,
No. 8, Bedon's Alley,
HAVE FOR SA L E,
^heady pay or upon the customary credit—
NEGRO cloth; blankets, striped linfeys and
other Woollens. A Complete assortment of
ironmongery, confining of materials for house builds
ing, house and ship carpenters, blacksmiths, Hloe
makers, curriers and coopers tools, plantation
tools arid kitchen utensils Large Heelyards, that
will weigh a barrel of rice, scales and weights for 2
ton draught, anchors and grapnels, with a great Va
riety of other goods — A Handfortie allowance made
to wnolefale purchasers.
N. B. Ihe htgheft prices given for tobacco of the
best quality, deer flhfi§, and mdft othef kinds of
produce.
A consignment of tin ware, fail duck, Ihort
pipes arid cotton stripes to be fold at the cbft and
charges. ts
Thos. Harris, & J. Carpenter^
At their STORE, No. 32, King-ftrect, have td
Dispose of, on the lowft price, a general Assortment
of DRY GOODS, viz.
Broad Cloths
Linens of different
qualities r
A variety of Cambricks
Muslins
Lawns
C^licodk
Bed ticks
And a variety of other articles fob 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 eafh or trade.
October 2, 1784.
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LAWSON, PRICE, & [Co.
Have imported in the Peggy, from London, and the
Catherine from Bristol,
A large Assortment of GOODS:
Confuting df
ROSE and London duffil blankets, welcli
plains, very fine welch flannels, printed li
nens, cottons and callicoes, manchefter goods, Bir
mingham cutlery and ironmongery, white, buff,
and blue caflimers, plain and flowered lawns, green;
black and white gauzes, pins, sewing ilk and twist,
mens flioes and boots, womens calamanco shoes
and pumps; new invented water proof hats, glass
ware in boxes and crates, tin plates in boxes, mu
stard in boxes, containing one gross ^lbi bottles in
each, vinegar in calks of about 30 gallons, split
peas in kegs—To be fold on low terms, for eafh or
produce; 3t
Wanted immediately,
About One Hundred and Fifty Thousand
BRICKS.
Cudworth & Waller*
A variety of tapes
Threads
A large quantity of the
bed London hard
pewter
Powder
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