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

On Monday, February 16th,
Will be fo'd on the Spot, precisely at 12 o'Clock
EIGHT valuable LOTS of LAND,
belonging to the South Carolina Society, op
ponte the Society's houses in Anfonborough, on a
lease for fourteen yparsy paying the rent annually,
rind giving approved fecutky.—Piafs of said lots
may be seen in our hands.
Cudworth & Waller.
To be $O L 6,
On FRIDAY the 13th of Feb, next,
Ot 4 'Credit of Seven fears,
A Valuable LOT Of LAND, in Geor^e-ftreet
NO ; b 5' feet i n front, and 24.0 'feet d,<p, On
the premises are a very conventat l^e Dwe ling house,
Kocher, and every other net ^ary cut Building, to
£tther with a Garfin. The airy fituatfon' of this lot,
muff render ft extremely agreeable to any Gentleman
livh > wilhs to livea little retired G m the node and
buttle 'of the world. The house is built of the bell
materials, @nd lirimed with a degree of elegance and
taste, that reflets honour on the judgment of the origi
nal proprietor =One twelfth part of the purchase frenzy
Will be eXp^Aed bh the delivery ot the ''tithe, &hd for
the remainder, seven years credit, giving bond with
approved security, arid paying irtereft from the sale.
George Barkidate, Lxcc.
A 1 raa of icoo acres, in Grangeburgh district. 6'12
Bull Swamp.
A Tra& of foo acres, in the said diaria, on Chin
kepin, the head of Edifto river.— Fer these rive Tr&,
Treasury Indents will he received in payment, payable
in a twelvemonths
A Tract of 700 aerts, in tolled County) upon
the eatrern branch of Saltcatcher river swamp, butting
to the southward on Mr. David Hexts land, and all
other sides vacant. Two years credit.
, 'Three Lots in Anfonborough, just without the City
Gates.
ALSO,
Several valuable NEGROES, amongst wfrni is a
Very likely young house wench, who is a good wrier
and plain cook. Two years credit.
Cudworth & Waller.
A LL persons having any demands against the
h Estate of William M<C a le&, of
Charle&on, deceased, are desired to gi ve them in
properly attested, on or before the firft day of
May next ; and those indebted to said estate, either
by bond, note, or book account, are desired to
fettle the lame as soon as poflible, with
James Milligan, Adminiftrahr.
Chardon, Feb. 3, 1784,
CHARLES FURGUSON & Co.
At No. 67, Queen street,
The Following ARTICLES are to dis
pose of on the most reasonable Terms, viz.
OLD Jamaica, Weft-India and North
ward Rum ; single and double refihed Loaf
Sugar, rommon ditto, best green Coffee, ditto Boheri
Tea, Chocolate. Allspice, Gingery Irifn Butter by
the Keg or Pound, excellent Philadelphia Hams and
Gammons, London particular Wine by the Bottle,
Sweet Oil, L ; me Juice, and a Number of other Ar
ticles in the Provision Way ; also Slops, Check Shirts,
Frocxs, Trowfers, Jackets, Caps, Military Shoes,
all which will be fold at the lowest Profit.
At our Anaion-Room,
FRIDAY, February i^h, will be fold,
at Twelve o'clock,
A Valuable HOUdE and LOT in King-
Itieet, No. 7 9 , 2; fe tand a half font, and
240 feet in depth, now in tne occupation of John
Owen, Esq. Pofteffion Will be given the purchaser
the firft day of March — Conditions of file, one-half
caih, m 3 fix months credit for the remainder, giving
bond and security.
A FRAC r of 86 acres of land in Dorchester, ad
joining lands of Mr. Pedriau, Mrs. White and the
Parsonage Land.—Six months credit.
A FAMILY of healtnv FIELD SLAVES, con
filing of a man, his wife afd two children.
An excellent young WENCH, Qhh fief firft
child, about five years old ; the wench is a gtod
wafh.er, very handy in nursing of chi dren, and good
temper. [702
A NEGRO BOY, brought op in the hotffe, who
is very handy and tractable.—Three months credit
for the negroes. Cudworth & Waller.
Henry B. Presley, Cutler,
From LONDON,
CARRIES on the Cutlery Business in all its
Branches, where Gentlemen may have their
Razors set and ground, or any fort of Edge
7 ools ground jn the best manner, and with the
ihortelt notice, at No. 166, King-street
To be Sold at Public *eri 'ue,
At the Plantation of Mr. Barnaby Bradford, de
ce Jed. in S't, George's P 0 ijh.
On 1 HURS )A Y the 19th of February
A Few articles of genteel Houfhould Furniture,
confuting of an eigh't day clock, Idoking
gla/T s, m hogany tables, chains, &c. A riding
chair> and a few head of £ie cattle —The'coodi
t.o is of sale cash. — The property not tj be altered
nor taken away until the money is paid.
M. Hutchinson.
Who requests all persons to whom the said eftaie
is indebted, to leave a state of their demands with
Mr. Jeremiah Hutchinson, No. 93, Meeting -street,
Charleston, as soon as possible.
'For PRIVATE SALE,
BY the Subferiber on Ferguson's Swamp, or
by Colcock & Gibbons, in Chaflefton,
the following LANDS, viz.
1)00 Acres on Waccamaw, very good for indigo,
provision,, and the making of turpentine, tar and pitch,
as there are feverJ landings not further than 3or 4
miles ; fti. land takes up about 100 acres of the Great
Sea Bay bounding oh lands of Thoma Phepoe.
Another of ±SOO acre? on both tides the Congaree
read, between Mr. Faction's Tavern, (late Murton's,
anl the Black Smith; inferior to none in that neigh
hoof for pr^vifions, flock of all kinds, and the making
of tar, &c. and ^ill be of great value as soon as the
canal is cut from Greenland's Swamp into Ferguson's.
As the tra& is large it wili either be divided into three
trails, or fold altogether as most suitable to the pu^
chalets.
Another of '6OO acre's, at the very head cf Waffum
faw S#amp, aoj mining lands of Mr., Themes Legare
and Hambleton's.—*oo ot the fame has already been
fettled on, being exceeding good for provisions, and the
whole of laid tra& is esteemed one of the best ranges on
Tri i f^arnp for stack ofivery kind.
rnnbther of ^lO acres of good provision land, ex
ceeding Well umbered with pine arid fire wood ; the
extent net over 4 miles from Stone Leri ling, arid %
from Monks Coiner, that will suit exceeding well for
sassing t? fend to ma ket.
„ Also ^0 Town Lots in Dorchester, fronting Mrs.
Fotberingham's house, quo feet square each. The terms
ae, one tird of tire purehafe money with interest to be
toaid at t e end of one year, one third at the end.of two
years, and the reWhind©^ at the end of three years,
paying inhered annually, Payments will be Uken in
Negroes, fto kof any kind, liquors, sugar, fait, dry
goods, &CT at vendue price; a titaall portion cf cam
Will be wanted.,
N. 3. If Bid t<n& ate not all fold by the First of
MARCH, Obey will pofuiveiy be that day offered at
Public Sale, by CotCobK & GiBBoNT—A deduction
will also & made in the price, should it suit ihr pur
chasers to advance p ri of the firft payment immediate
ly.—Good encouragement will be given to Journey
men Carpenters,
Blake Ltay White,
Feb. 1, ±7W
in the Common Pleas.
William Mdrdotk;)
vs.l Case dn Attachment.
Brown & Stevenson. J
WHEREAS the Plaintiff id this Aeion did on
the ,th day of Feb. inst file his declaration in the
Office of the Clerk of this Honourable Court, against
the Defendants who are absent from and without the
limits cf this State, and have neither Wife or Attorney
known CiUiin the said State upon whom a copy of the
said declaration with a rule to plead thereto within a
year and a day might beffo'd. It is therefore Order
ed; in pursuance of the Act of Aftmbly in,that case
made and provided, that the said defendants do appear
and plead to the said declaration on dr before the 10th
day of Februarv, ^hieh will & in the year of our Lord
1785, otherwise final and absolute judgmeat will then
be given and awarded against them,
Wm. MASON, C. C. P.
Office of Common Pleas,
,th of February, 1784,
In Common pleas,
William Smith,j
„„ . , s ; o > Case on Attachment.
F. Brown & J Stevenson. )
TOHEREAS the Plaintiff in this Affion did ori
JI " h f day h °^ u ? ! rt fiie hi < declaration
* °' tbe Clerk ° f thi # Honourable Court,
aga^ft the Defeodams who are absent from and without
the limits of this State, and have neither wife or At
^/ney known within the said State upon whom a copy
of the said declaration with a rule to plead thereto with
^% ' m ^ ht * e fervedm zt ^ therefore
Ordered, in purfoce of the Act of the Assembly in
that case made and provided, that the Aid defendants
%", nd P^ to the ' a 'd declaration on or before
the loth day of February, which will he in the year of
~° rd ? 7 "5> otherwise final and absolute judgment
will then be given and awarded against them.
p WM. MASON, C. C.R
Common Pleas Office,
,th of Feb. 178^
On WEDNESDAY, gd of March next,
Will be S O L D,
On the Plantation of the l te William StoV^
tenburgh, Ejq; d ceajed, on, Indian land
Scotch Neck, in Prince tVifi.m's Pari/b.
TH at valuable PLANTATI )N containing
8 o acres of prime in 'igo and rice I.nd, a
considerable part of which is well timbered, and
the whole so conveniently farnifhed with water
that ten lets of indigo vats may be work'd anndall,
and have a fliift of fields ;, on the premises flands a
comfortable dwelling house, a laQe barn, and other
heceffary out buildings.
ALSO, the Plantation where he formerly resided,
hbut two miles from the above, and three miles
from Pocotaligo Bridge, containing §6O acres of.
good rce ana indigo land; whereon are some build
ings tan vats, &c. These lands are esteemed
Very good, and equal to any in the neighbourhood.
Two years credit will be given fur the firft, and
eighteen months for the latter, the purchaser
giving bond and approved security, Wi h interest
from the day of file.—Arid it the fame time will,
be fold, about Thirty prime SLAVES, among;
whom are, A very good driver, ri valuable black
smith, a fhdemaker, a ranner, ri ufeful and valuable
feilow. ^bont cattle rind horses, ri waiting man,
Lawyers, boys rind girts, aid the rest field slaves.
ALSO, about Seventy Head of tame Cattle,
nmong them a few oxen; About Sixty Head of
Iheep, horses, mareri and colts; between three and
four hundred bushels of corn; some tanned leather;
blackfinith's and plantation tools; houfhold fur*
niture, &c. Likewise ri large pew, in the fouth*
Cait corner of St. Philip's Church, (No. 15,j for
mutrly belonging to the hire Luke Stoutenburgh,Efq;
deceased.
1 he Conditional rite caffi for all fams of arid un
der five poybds, and for all funis above that sum,
twelve months credit with approved security arid
interest from the day of sale.
All persons having any demands against said
estate, are requested to deliver them in before ths
day of file.
William Skirving, Exec,
tharlefton, Feb. 5, 1784.
To be SOL D,
For Cafo, or State Treasury Indents,
TWO Lots of Land in Union-street, near
Brorid street, each measuring 25 feet in front;
and ,4 feet more of .est in depth, formerly the proper*
ty of John Burn; Esq, deceased, together with the
federal final! Wooden Buildings thereon, which rent
for £6o. fferling per annum.—Apply at No. fl, the
coiner of Elliot-street and the Bay.
On THURSDAY 26th Feb. 1784,
Will be SOLD at Public Auction,
By Messrs. Milligan & Co. at their Vendue
Store.—The following Lands and Buildings,
belonging to the estate bf Jacob Warley, de
ceased, viz.'
CT'HAT valuable LOT of LAND on the weft
fide of King.ftreet near Broad rt,eet. contain
ing in front 49 feet, and in depth 156 feet, more or
lefe, on which are a commodious Stone House (No. 127)
with a dr, Cellar, and Counting House, Kitchen, Store
and Waft house of brick, a small garden, &e. The
dwelling house &ith little expence may be made a good
ftore)and there is fufficient room on said Lot to admit
of large Ware houses being er&d-it# advantageous
filiation for trade is well known.
The Unexpired term of 18 years Lease from 2[b of
March, 1784., Of the Glebe Lot No. containing
front on Beautain.ftreet, 60 feet, and in depth ißd
feet 6 inches, fubjed to a ground rent of £sl. old
currency per year, together with 1 small stone build
fog thereon;
200 Acres of Land in Colleton County, granted to
J. Warley, the 19th Aug. 1768, then bounding S. W.
on Mr. Adam Evengerfe, and vacant lands, S. E. on
the north fork of Edifto river, and the other fide# on
vacant lands.
200 Acres ditto adjoining the above tra&, granted to
J. Warley, 21st December, 1769, then bounding S.W.
, land of the said J. Warley, N. E. on Mr. George
Hahnbaum and vacant lands, N. W. on vacant land,
and E. on the north fork of Edifto river.
200 Acres of Edifto Swamp Land, in Berkley Coun
ty, granted to J. Warley, ,6th of July, %, bound
ing at the time of furve, on all sides on vacant lands.
ad J oinin ^ s aid Swamp, on the N. E. fide
Edifto river, granted to Anna Maria Schoher, 6th
F eb rtv t0 773 ' ',"" '°" di "' S ' W - OD T Warley'#
land, N. W. on land of Benjamin Frazar, Esq; and
the other tides on vacant lands."
100 Acres of Land in the Fork of Edifto, granted ta
~ %'!^ b Sept ° 17 "> then bounding N. E.
on Mr. Joseph Pendarvi#, and the other sides ori vacant
lands#
Conditions for the Town Lots, one-tenth cash, the
r*"i der ^r^ ^haif the im of March,
the other half the tft of March, i 7 86, and f or th.
C .°? n % Lands, two years credit; the Surchaferi
~ng bond with approved fecririty and interest from
'(ale,
Felix Warley, M 7; &, c ,