The Gazette of the state of South-Carolina — Charles-town [S.C.], 1783-09-03 00:00:00, page 1

h the Common pleas.
Samuel Beekman & Co.l
vs , Case cn Attachment.
John R.fel J
I DANIEL STEVENS Sheriff of Charleston
Di^ria, do hereby certify, that in pursuance
ci a Writ of Attachment to me dotted, I have
attaches & Plantation or T%a of Land Situated o
Macmekh Island containing 300 and 6) acres
more or less, joining lands of Mr. Williara Sams,
and Major Bades as the property of he feid .b
---sent debtor, and as the fed absent debtor hath
Lot, td my knowledge, any wife or aur-cy in
thi State, and no pedion being prefer' at h tune
of my so 'att^chUg the said p^'atrfn or tr.tt of
land as above dtLribrd; 1 do I;purfuance ,f the
Adt of Afiembly in Such erfe made and provided,
hereby give public notice th#of that iv< cde
a y cfM or persons claimingfame, may a„,
pen at he time and place mentioned in the fai^
W it, and set terth such claims, agreeable co the
directions of the said A&.
DANIEL STEVENS, a T. D.
Srptmhr 1, 1783.
• —— —— —— .— _
Lately from the Univerfcy of
Oxford.
^"^ ^ L E fehferiber beg, leave to inform the public,
A 'bat he ha: opened a School, where he teaches the
I?.CT and rhe G rek Language, Writing, and Arith
pierick. Re c 0.6 eg himfeif;o 30 yonre GaßUi-^tn,
and engages to 3i ve them a liberal and c'affica educa
tion, Hi# terms re 1% uineasa year, anl gifara err
trance. E qune vs & Revd. Mr. Le^/kt^er of
Stono, or of the Subscriber at his lodgings. No.
Qeen-fheet.
, H. OSBORNE
N. B. Two young gentlemen may be accomodated
with boarding and lodging.
To be Sold at Private Sale,
THE remainder ®f the Optical and Pbikfr^^
cal Inftrumentt, belonging to the edate of D &
Fotberingbam, deceased, as formerly advertised. Abb
an Air Pump, an Electrical Apparatus, a Glaib for
viewing Prints, wi h eighteen perfoe&v, V.e% a
Scioptric Ball and Socket, a Barometer, Thettoameter,
and Hydrometer; a Pocket Compass in Mahogany
Case ; an< *her in Brafr, with Sun dial, calculated for
th< Meridian of Charleston ; a Magic Lanthorn, two
Prisms, a Reading Glass, and a Harpfichorti with two
flops. Six months credit will be given. Apply to the
fybfciib% at No. 53, Tradd freet,
JOHN TROUP.
RUN away from the fubferiber
near the Horse Shoe Bridge, a
ff ort thick fellow of the Guinea Coun
try, by name BENBO, in general
known, has been formerly a waitmg
man, and used to a schooner. One
Guinea reward will be paid to who
ever will take up and deliver the laid
f llow to me, and all reasonable char
ges.
JOHN POSTELL.
N. B. Said fellow was seen near
Jackfonsborough, on his way to town
Augufi, 33, 47^.
THE
GAZETTE
OF TH "
STATE OF SOUTH-CAROLINA.
CHARLESTON :
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER^, ft
Printed for A . TIMOTHY. Meefoeet, N O . 100 .
T 0 be SOLD,
B Y private contra&, by the fuhferi
, her at his plantation on Fergu
lons wamp, the following lands, viz.
810 acres of good provision land,
exceeding well timbered with pine
and tire-wood; the extent not over
four miles from Stone Landing, and
two from Monks Corner, that will
suit extremely well for serving to fend
to market.
Another of 600 acres, at the very
head of Vv afiemfaw bwamp, joining
lands of Mr. Thomas Legare's, and
Manmbleton's, 209 of the fame has
du eady been lettled on, being exceed
ing good for provisions, and the whole
or laid trad is esteemed one of the
befl ranges on said swamp for flock
of every kind.
' nether of igoo acres, on both
f~s of vue Congree road between
Martins Tavern and the Black Smiths,
inieiioi to none in that neighbour
hood, hr provisions and fleck of all
kinds, many fetdements may be made
thereon, s said rad is large, and
may be wanted by sundry persons in
Imall tracts, that it will be divided as
moll luitable to the purchasers; and
said lands will be of great value as
focn as tne canal is cut from Grind~
lands Swamp into Fergufbns.
Another of 1000 acres, Wacca
maw, exceedingly good for Indigo,
proJiions, and the making of Tur
pentine, Tar and Pitch, is there is
several landings not farther than two,
three and four miles; said land takes
up about ^co acres of the grand sea
f^ f ° all ^ bounding on
lands of Ihomas feepce.
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
^nd interest to be paid at the end of
one yea-, and the remainder at the
end of three years from the day of
purenafe, paying interest annually and
giving bond with approved security.
N. B If said lands are not fold
by the firft of October, they will be
offered at public sale.
BLAKELY WHITE,
%?m&„ t, CTfy
For FREIGHT,
^ a 'y terms to any part of Europe, or the Weft-
Indies, the ship LADY MARTHA, daptaig
Halvor £iui, burthen about zoo barrels of Rice
ply to"
A GILLON,
Who has to dispose of at firft cost, a quantity of
best Dutch cerdagi of most tizes, a fe. vchetts or sheet
ing linnen, Iheet lead, claret in hhds. Russia canvas,
Course oznabriga and bagging.
STRAYED sometime ago, into the plantation of
Col. Alexander Moultrie, on Geoft creek, about
^3 oiles from Charleston, a final! sorrel Horse, with a
blaze in his forehead. The owner may have him on
padving hi# property before me.
THOMAS HALL, J. P.
ChaUefton Augft 21. 1783.
In Common Pleas,
Samuel Pioleau, jun. l
vs. ! Case on Attachment.
John Morrison, Esq; J
WHEREAS the plaintiff in thia a&ion, diJ on the
egiday of August, inst. file bit declaration in
the office of the clerk of this honorable court, agafoft
the defendant,, who is absent from and without the li
mits of this State, and hath neither wife or attorney
known tp be within the said State, on whom , tap, of
the Aid declaration with a rule to plead thereto within
a year and a day, might hh ferVed. It is therefore or
ordered in purfuanee cf the a& of the General Affem.
bly, in case made and provided, ihat the said defendant
do appear and pleid to the said declaration on or before
the 24th day of Augu% which will be in the year of
cur Lord, 1784, otherwise final and absolute judgment
will then be given and awarded agair ft him.
Wm. MASON, C. C. P.
Office of Common Pleas,
Angufl 23, 1783.
JOHN COBEA,
In Archdale-ftreet, near the Dutch
Church, late from Philadelphia,
BEGS leave to acquaint his friends
and the public in general, that he
now carries on the Coach-making
Business in all its various branches, ini
the neatest manner, and with the
quickest dispatch, makes and repairs
all kinds of cariages—harnesses made
and repaired, &c.
N. B. Two good Journeymen are
wanted.
Just imported from Philadelphia,
In the Schooner Gerard, Capt. Strong,
^nd to be fold at the PRINTING-OFFICE,
Dilworth's Spelling books, Chtfte field's
Letters abridged— Three Letters add^ffed
to the Public, on the flowing fubje&s: First.
The rature of a Fd^erel Union, and therein cf
Sovereignty. Second, The civil and military
powers—the depute between General Geene and
Governor Guerrard, refpeding fibers of tuce.
Th^rd, The Public Debt—The aft of Confedera
tion—a remedy suggested—she five per cent. im»
post considered and recommevded. Also,
An Essay on Trade and Finance,
N 260.