The Gazette of the state of South-Carolina — Charles-town [S.C.], 1784-11-11 00:00:00, page 1

On Tuesday, the 23d of November next,
WILL BE SOL D,
At the EXCHANGE COFFEE-HOUSE,
Precisely at Eleven o'Clock,
The following LANDS, viz.
THAT valuable LOT of LAND, on the weft
fide of Friend-street, (formerly the property
of Dr. Garden) containing in front 46^ feet, and
in depth on the south fide 152 feet, and on the
north fide 140 feet more or less, bounded by Mr.
James St. John —Southwardly by Col. Garden—
Eaftwardly by Friend-street, and weffwardly by
the Hon. Rawlins Lowndes, Esq. This spot has
been always considered one of the highest and
healthiest in Charleston. On the premises is a
building, Which removed farther back, would
make a good kitchen.
A LOI, on the east fide of St. Philip's-street,
near the barracks, (formerly the property of R. P.
H. Hatley) containing in front 30 feet, and in depth
215 feet more or less—bounded northwardly by
Lot No. 2, fouthwardly by Henry Timrod, eaft
wardly by Peter Engwin, and weftwa?dly by St.
Philips-Erect—On which is the shell of a twoEo
ry Wooden House, that may with little expence
be repaired.
A LOT in Barrack-street, (formerly the proper
ty °f John Davis) containing in front 32 feet, and
in depth from said street weftwardly 111 feet more
or less, bounded northwardly
fouthwardly by Martin Remley, eaflwardly by
Barrack-street, and weftwardly bv Abraham
SpidelL
A Low Witter Lot, on South-Bay, (formerly
the property of James Carfan) containing in front
on said Bay 50 feet, more or less, extending in
depth into Affiley river—bounded northwardly by
South-Bay, fouthwardly by the Channel of Ashley
river, eaftwardly by Robert M : Kenzie 6 and Well
wardly by Edward Blake, Esq.
CONDITIONS— Three years Credit for the
above Lands, with interest from the date, and giv
ing approved security.
At the fame Place will also be S 0 LD:
That valuable LOT, on the Bay and corner cf
Elliott-street, containing in front eaftwardly on the
Bay 35 feet, and in fronty on Elliott-street 50 feet,
from whence it extends back on lands (formerly
the property of Hopkin Price, deceased) 50 feci,
and in width on the back line of said Lot 30' feet,
more or less-—bounded on the north by lands (for
merly of William Henry Mills), on the south part
ly on Elliott-street, and partly on lands of' the
.aforefaid Mr. Price, and On the weft by lands of
David Saylor, together With the fevera! buildings
thereon, consisting of a large three dory brick build
ing, back dores, well of water, &c. &c. all which
have undergone a thorough repair, and being
much improved (particularly the front building,
Which is divided info two convenient fibres) make
them as complete as any in the citv for trade.
Also, the LOT adjoining the above in Eliiotf
ftreet, containing in front fouthwardly on said
street 50 feet, 29 feet of which runs 39J front and
21 feet of which runs 29^ front, more or less '
bounded on the north and east by the above Lot.
and on the weft by lands ofDavid Saylor, together
with the several brick buildings thereon.
CONDITIONS—One fifth payable the iftof
January 1785, the remainder in one, two and three
years, with interest from the date, and approved
security.
That HOUSE and LOT, No. 127, in King
ftreet, near Broad-Ereet, belonging to the estate of
Jacob Warley, deceased, containing in front 49
feet, and in depth 156 feet, more or less—This lot
has every convenience on it, either for a private
family, or a person in trade, and has fufficient
room kill in front to ere& another dwelling house
or Lores—lmmediate poffeHion will be given.
R.ACT of LAND, on the north fork of
Edifto river, belonging to the above estate, con
taining 200 acres, bounded foufh-wefterly by lands
of the laid Jacob Warley, north-eaftwardly by Dr.
George Hahnbaum's and vacant land, and fouth
eaftwardly on Edifto river aforefaid.
CONDI I lONS—Two hundred guineas payable
on delivery of the titles for the Town Lot, the re
mainder payable one half in March 1785, and the
other hah' in March 1786, with uuefeft from the
GAZETTE
OF THE
STATE OF SOUTH-CAROLINA.
[Vol. XLIIL]
CHARLESTON: Printed for A. T IMOT H Y, , No. 89, Broad-Street.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER n, 1784.
date, and approved security. Two years credit
will be given for the Tra& of Land.
A LOI of LAND, in Mazyck-ftreet, belonging
to the estate of Mr. John Bush, deceased, 26 feet
10 inches on said street, and 92 feet deep, situated
between Lots late the property of John Wish and
Jeremiah Theus, deceased. The Conditions of
the idle of this Lot—One sixth part of the purchase
money will be expe&ed in January 1785, one do.
1786, one ditto 1787, one ditto 1788, one ditto
1 /°9' and the last payment in the year 1790 —on
giving bond with good and approved security for
the payment of the interest of money, and mort
gages bn the premises.
By Order of the Executors,
Colcock & Gibbons.
FOR S A L E,
German Almanacksfor thenar 1785.
By the Dozen or fagl d .
ALSO—German Hand Bibles, Tefta
rnents, Pfalter§, Lutheran and Reformed
Catechisms, Spelling-Books and Primers.
Conpderable allowance will be made to those who bily
to fell again—Inquire at the Printing-Office, or at the
house of Mrs. Kimmel, No. 18, Queen-Jtreet.
A. E. van Braam Houck^eeft;
No. 42, Bay,
Has lately imported, and for Sale, on very reasonable
terms, for cajh, produce orfhort credit,
A GENERAL Assortment of the best and most rife
{J /“' Medicines, aforted mftall quantities, cin
namon, mace, Jage, citron, rafosty currants and
prunes in parrs, French cordials and wines of different
forts, wine vinegar injiigs, Juperfine hyfon and green
tea in confers, from 1 to gib. wax candles in boxes
of 111 b. mould and dipt tallow ditto in boxes of 2]lb.
paint oil in jugs, pig lead, hails, hooks and hinges,
door and pad locks, tongs, Jhovels and pokers, with
brass heads, elegant mahogany furniture, such as
fugle and double chefs of drawers, secretaries writing
defrs, fide-board tables, Ladies dieting defles, with
locking-glasses and chairs, very elegant looking-glasses
with gilt frames, large dndjmall, and one very good
tuned piano forte, made after the last improvement.
Superfine linens, cloths, fi Iks, fewingflk, thread, and
many other articles. .J
FOR SA L E,
# A Cargo of excellent high proof Jamaica
Lum, just arrived.
LIKEWISE
The Sloop I NDUSTR Y,
Burthen 90 tons, aftauneh built vessel, only ^years old.
For particulars inquire cf Henry Putnam, No. 9,
Stoll'sAlley, or on board said flcop, at Prioteau's wharf.
HOUSE TO LET.
THAT large commodious Brick House, adjoin
ing Capulin Forfky, in Unicn-ftreet, at'pre
fent occupied by Mr. John Muncreef, very suita
ble for a Lore, tavern, or boarding house, having
every ueceffary convenience, and a large back
store; the cellar will contain 10b hhds. of rum:
It may be entered, on as foou as Mr. Muncfeef has'
finifhed it, supposed about the end of the month.
For particulars apply to the fubferiber, who in
tending for the Northward in the Spring, desires
all persons to whom he may be indebted, to call
and receive payment; and all those indebted to
him, he would be much obliged to for a settlement
according to law, without further trouble. If no
notice is taken of this request, by the firft of Janu
ary next, he mud enforce a compfence by law.
To be Sold for Cash or Credit,
A RIDING CHAIR, and an excellent CHAIR
HORSE, of good spirit and free of tricks.
AL S Q
Two good CHAMBER ORGANS, and a few
curious Concave Eye-glasses. for short fitted per
sons - JAMES H. BUTLER,
, Ho. 8, Moorc-Jircct.
Nov, 4, 1784#
THE
NOTIC E.
THE copartnerfhip of Jancey and Neuman be
ing dissolved by mutual consent, the books
of accounts, bonds and notes are placed in the
hands of Mr. John Rose, Beaufort, in order to be
closed and monies received, of which all those
who are indebted are requeued to pay due atten
tion, and those who have demands against the said
copartnerfhip are desired to give in their accounts
to him,
JAMES JANCEY,
ALEXANDER NEWMAN.
Beaufort, Oft. 21, 1784.
FOR PRIVATE SALE,
THAT very valuable and well known
Indigo PLANTATION, called Horfel
Island, situated on Archer's Creek and Broad Ri
ver, about 7 miles from the Town of Beaufort;
esteemed the best indigo land to the Southward—
Any other description is unnecessary.—Conditions,
one third cash, the remainder to be paid in Nov.
,7 8 5, an d 1786, with interest from the day of sale,
giving bond with approved security ;—or, if more
agreeable to the purchaser, Negroes will be taken
in payment.
A Tra& of LAND containing 5751 acres, fit
for rice and indigo, and an excellent range for
Lock of every kind, situated on the Saltketchers,
St. Bartholomew's Parish, adjoining lands of Tho
mas Heyward, Esq; John Moore, Efq;and others
Conditions, five years credit, with interest, on giv
ing bond with approved security.
.A very valuable FARM, on Wando River,'
about fix miles from Charleston, containing too
acres, with a large quantity of hard feeding marsh,
known by the name of Smallwood's Island; on
which is a dwelling-house, &c. and some exceed
ing good fruit trees.—This place is very proper for
attending the markets.
A L S O,
A PEW in the Parish Church of St. Helena,
known by No. 27.
JACOB DEVEAUX,
October i, 1784. No. 64, Tradd-ftreet.
St. Kitt's Mufeovado Sugars,
OF thefoft quality, for SA LE,in hogfaads, tierces,
and barrels of different sizes. Also a quantity
of fine flavoured high proof Rum. Apply to
Smiths, De Saussure, & Darrell.
A new NEGRO MAN and a WENCH also for
Snle<>
WHEREAS a Commission of Bankrupt under the
Great Seal of Great-Britain, hath been a
warded arid issued against fOHN' COLES, formerly
of Bafaghalijreet, in the City of London, face of
New-York, in North America, and late of Hadley tn
the County of Middlesex, Merchant: Notice is here
by given, That if any person or persons whomsoever
will give such information to George Abbot Hall,
of Charleston, in South-Carolina, Esq; as may be the
means of recovering any part of the estate or effects of
the said John Coles, which have not been delivered up
to the Aftgnees under the said commission, he or they
jhall, upon such recovery, be entitled to and receive
the fun of Twenty-five Pounds for every One Hundred
Pounds that jhall be recovered in consequence op such
information.
WE whose names are hereunto fubferibed, Afignee^
of the estate and effects of the said fohn Coles, de de
fine this advertisement to be publijhed in such of the
American news-papers as jhall be considered by the
Jaid George Abbott Hall, to be the most likely to answer
the end intended by thefaid advertisement. Dated this
third day of January, one thousand Jeven hundoed
and eighty-four.
LI. THORNTO N,
J. CHAMBERS,
The aforefaid John Coles having refdedfome time
in Charleston during the time the Britijh were in pof
Jeffion of it, thefubferiber requests all persons who may
be in poffifon, or can give any information of any
effects, bonds, notes, or other specialties or books of
accounts of the jaid John Coles, to give an account
thereof to him, ana they will be entitled to Twenty-five
Pounds per cent, upon the recovery of all fams received
thereon.
GEORGE ABBOTT HALL,
Charleston, Nov. 1, 1784,
[No. 2245.]