The Gazette of the state of South-Carolina — Charles-town [S.C.], 1783-09-24 00:00:00, page 4

A CQUAINT their friends and the public in
general, that they propose entering into Bufidefs,
and have opened that commodious Store No. 3, in
Tradd street, direffly cppofite Bedon's Alleys (and not
having immediate use for the store) they will for the
Jrefent, undertake to dispose of ah kinds of merchant
dizejon the usual commissions—Those who may be
pleased to employ them, may depend every attention
will be used to their interelt
TO lease for the the term of seven years, a
very good lot of land on King-street, ad
joining to the North on Mr. Isaac Delyon's lot.
And two or three lots on the Bay, near the Hard ;
the property of Parker Quince, Esq. For parti
culars apply to
ANTHONY TOOMER,
Ko. 3, Legare-ftreet.
CEVnRAL valuable lots of land, on the Past
° fide of King street, between the Hon. Alex
ander Gillon's land, being in a pleasant and con
venient situation for trade. The conditions are,
one had cash, and twelve Months credit for the
other half, giving bond with approved security.
Also, fcveral valuable lots floating on the Bay,
adjoining lands of the late Themas Lynch, Esq.
" Likewise a number on Trott and Quince-streets,
Trott-dreet is 40 feet wide, running from East to
Weft, and Quince-street from North to South—
both very good Streets, 3rd the situation very
pleasant— Lie above lots of land being the pro
perty of Caleb Grainger, Esq. For further par
ticulars enquire of
ANTHONY TOOMER,
No. 3, Legarr-ftreet.
A. B. Likewife'o be Sold for a credit of two
years, feve al valuable lots of lard, on Trott
ft te., between Ringed Meeting.Greets.' And
ore lot on Mceting-ureet. for particulars «pply
as above.
HORT & WARLEY.
HAVE new for Sa'e, at their fore the ror
rer or Elliot Fcet and the Bay, the cargo
ct : fe Ihip Fite prize, Capt. Muller, from Ara
„ ilerd^m, being * general assortment cf dry goods,
with a variety cf liquors and necessary articles,
bought by^M. Chien, tfo&ft Indies and 0-
tber warehrafe, in Holland, and will be fold by
the piece or package on revocable terms,
rt LL persons having any demands against the estate
of J mis King, deceafid, Mary King, widow,
dcce .fed, late of Chartefton—pr Benjamin Franklin
Bunlap, late of this State, Printer, deceased, are de
fued to make them known agreeable to law; and per.
fans indebted to make immediate payment to
WILLIAM HURT, Executor.
ON Wednesday, theist of oaober next, at 10
o'clock in the morning, at the house Mr Tho
,^ Matthew#, No. 155, King street, will be Sold, at
Public Vendue, two Negro wenches the property of
the estate of James King, deceased.—Some millinary
"," houmold furniture, the property of the estate
of Mary King, widow, deceaftd—And a few articles
the property of the estate of BenjaminFiahklin Dun
lap, deceased. The conditions will be declared at
the tale.
WILLIAM HORT, Executor.
AN uncultivated trad of land, containing
§^°%°: th „ bout> fituared £n the Norih
f Cembthee nver in St. Bartholomews
,and wrs butting and bounding (as by a
% f tod A /''""' H^tchinfon, South Westward
Xu^ b °°^" g " ' hc ettate of ^ r - William
", a '% 2nd Meff# Elliott & Stobo, North
!* f° n Geor ge Seaman's Esq; and North
Efor"?"'r hedging to the estate of Mr.
Elias Ball, deceased.
"I™ ^^^ to P^chafe fr now
or w^ ^T''^ Henry per °^^,
° R P ' Esquires, i n Chariefton, No
78, Broad-street, or at Stono, to the fubferib^
TAMES NICHOLES.
HENRY NICHOLES.
To be SOLD by private Contrast,
AT a credit of two years; a valuable Rice and
Corn plantation at Cane-Acre St. Paul's Paiifh
X^ 30 ^'" fr T ch ^ ffen ,
todfo °" * '"* dwelling house and out
% WILLIAM POSTELL.
^ Georgie pari,, PQ fy x 6, j 7 Q
James Ballantine & Charles Warham,
Lately from the University of
Oxford.
THE fubferiber begs leave to inform the public,
that he has opened a School, where he teaches the
Latin and the Greek Languages, Writing, and Arith
metick. He confines himfeif to 20 young Gentlemen,
and engages to give them a liberal and claffica) educa
tion. His terms are 12 guineas a year, and a guinea en
trance. Enquire of the Revd. Mr. Lewis, Re&or of
Stono, or of the fubiciiber at his lodgings, No.
Q^een-ftcet.
H. OSBORNE.
N. B. Two young gentlemen may be accommodated
with boarding and lodging.
SOLOMAN POLLOCK informs me cfa Dun
Hotfei about 13 hands high, branded 1 on
the mounting shoulder, and a large diamond on
the mounting buttock,, about 7 years old, with
some white saddle foots on his back, trots natu
rally, came into his yard about ten days ago, and
ftili remains there: The owner on proving his
property before me, and paying the expencea
may have it again.
THOMAS HALL, J. P.
August 27, 1785.
For PRIVTE SALE.
y^ Plantation on Waccamaw Neck,
'at the lower end of Long Bay,
buying and bounding Eaftwardly
on the Sea Beach, Southwardly on
Mr. Lingard's, Weftwardly on Mr.
Affton's, Northwardly on Mr. Stuarts
land, containing 1157 acres, old
measure, about 200 acres of which is
very prime sea Thore Land, and about
70 acres of excellent swamp, 30 acres
of which is drained and in fine order
for indigo, corn or rice ; the remain
der may be Grained in the fame man
ner^with great eafe—4s acres of the
high land is cleared, under good fen
ces and now in indigo, the remainder
is excellent timber land well flocked
with the bed yellow pine, &c. There
are a three good fireams of water for
indigo works, a very fine range for
dock of all forts, a remarkable healthy
pleasant situation; on the premiles
are a rough dwelling house, corn,
Negro houies, &c. Four compleat
sets of indigo vats, and eve;y necessary
implement for making indigo.
Three years credit will be allowed
on giving bond witn approved securi
ty; for farther particulars apply to
IVIG James Belin on the premises, or
in Charleston, to
ALLARD BELIN.
^4 L 3, VB3
Just PUBu IS H E D,
^ndto h Sold by
JOHN M'lVEß,jun.
At No. 25 1 half, on the Bay,
Price Half a DOLLAR,
Rudiments of Law and Government, deduced from
. the Law of Nature ;
Particularly addressed to the PEOPLE of South
't:° LIN %' ut composed on Principles appli
cable to all Mankind.
= Dicere icrum
^id cvetat; Hor.
Charleston, August 12th, 1783.
THOMAS JERVEY & JOHN ALLEN
'WALTERS, acquaint their friends and the
public in general, that they have entered into
Copartnership, in the Factorage and Commission
Business, and have purchased BurmA old wharf,
whereon are excellent stores fit for the reception
of rice, indico, or tobacco; and will be greatly o
bliged to all those who will employ them in felling
cf theit produce: due attention will be paid to
their interest, and ^very endeavour excited to
give fatisfaaion.
TO be SOLD,
B' private contrast, by the fubferi
' ber at his plantation on Fergu
son's Swamp, the following lands, viz.
810 acres of good provision land,
exceeding well timbered with pine
and fire-wood; the extent not over
four miles from Stone Landing, and
two from Monks Corner, that will
suit extremely well for sawing to fend
to market.
Another of 600 acres, at the very
head of Waffemfaw Swamp, joining
lands of Mr. Thomas Legare's, and
Hambleton's, - 200 of the fame has
already been fettled on, being exceed
ing g ood f °r provisions, and the whole
of laid trad is esteemed one of the
best ranges on laid swamp for flock
of every kind/
Another of 1500 acres, on both
sides of the Congaree road between
M.irtin'sTave n and the Black Smiths,
inferior to none in that neighbour
hood, fur provisions and hock of all
kinds, many settlements may be made
thereon, as laid trad is large, and
may be wanted by fandry perlons in
small tracts, that it will be divided as
most suitable to the purchasers; and
said lands will be of great value as
soon as the canal is cut from Green
land's Swamp into Ferguson's.
Another of 1000 acres, Wac&-
maw, exceedingly good for Indigo,
pro ifions, and the making of Tur
pentine, Tar and Pitch, as there are
several landings not farther than two,
three and four miles; said land takes
up about zoo acres or the great lea
Bay, there so called, bounding on
lands of Thomas Phepoe
Also, two Town Lots in Dorches
ter, fronting of Mrs. Fotheringham's
house, 200 feet square. The terms
are, one third of the purchase money
and intcreft to be paid at the end of
one yea-, and the remainder at the
end of three years from the day of
purchase, paying iutereft annually and
giving bond with approved fecuiity.
N. B If said lands are not fold
by the firft of Oaober, they will be
offered at public sale.
BLAKE LEAY WHITE,
September ', 1783,
Christopher, Thomas, &Phihp Gadsden
Having entered into Partnerfeip under the firm of
CHRISTOPHER GADSDEN, &
SONS,
T'r^ ' "" opportunity to inform their
friends that they intend following
the Fade,age Business, cn Gadsden's
wnart, where there are now stores r^ady and fuffi-
Ciert to contain near 2000 barrels of rice with
Mety and by the crop they expert to have much
more hore room in the fame situation, as well as
a ," 5 a 'y communication to and from the
"harf ^, times cf tide, f or drays, carts &c &c.
they will be much obliged to their friends for
their custom, who may depend that no diligence
"I be . wantin g to tranfafthheir
Nil' ''' comply with their orders.
A ^^ ti± y of l ar g e pine logs with the
bark on from ten to twelve inches thick, and fom
^harf 'Air:' If '°" g "' wanted f ° r said
.: — , fch °oner or pcttiluoer, that will
not draw above 6 feet water.