The Gazette of the state of South-Carolina — Charles-town [S.C.], 1784-11-22 00:00:00, page 1

G A Z E TT E
OF THE
STATE OF SOUTH-CAROLINA.
On Tuesday next, the 23d of November,
WILL BE SOLD,
At the EXCHANGE COFFEE-HOUSE,
Precisely at Eleven o Clock,
The following L A ND S, viz.
THAT valuable LOT of LAND, on the Weft
fide of Friend-street, (formerly the property
of Dr. Garden) containing in front 46J feet, and
in depth on the south fide 152 feet, and on the
north fide 140 feet more or lefs§ bounded by Mr.
James St. John-—Southwardly by Col. Garden—
Eaftwardly by Friend-street, and weftwardly by
the Hon. Rawlins Lowndes, Esq. This spot has
been always considered one of the highest and
healthiest in Charlehon. On the premises is a
building, which removed farther back, would
make a good kitchen.
A LOT, 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 weftwardly by St.
Philip's-street—On which is the shell of a two Ro
ry Wooden House, that may with little expence
be repaired.
A lOT in Barrack-street, (formerly the proper
ty o ' 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, eaftwardly by
Barrack-street, and weftwardly by Abraham
Spidell.
A Low Water 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 Ashley river—bounded northwardly by
South-Bay, fouthwardly by the Channel of Ashley
river, eaftwardly by Robert M'Kenzie 6 and weft
wardly by Edward Blake, Esq.
CONDITIONS—Three years Credit for the
above Lands, with interest from the date, and giv
ing approved fecurity^
At the fame Place will also be S 0 LD:
That valuable LOT, on the Bay and corner of
Elliott-street, containing in front eaftwardly on the
Bay 35 feet, and in front on Elliott-street 50 feet,
from whence it extends back on lands (formerly
the property of Hopkin Price, deceased) 50 feet,
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 several buildings
thereon, confiding of a large three dory brick build
ing, back ifores, well of water, &c. &c. all which
have undergone a thorough repair, and being
much improved (particularly the front building,
which is divided into two convenient dores) make
them as complete as any in the city for trade.
Also, the LOT adjoining the above in Elliott
ftreet, containing in front fouthwardly on said
street 50 feet, 29 feet of which runs 391 deep, and
21 feet of which runs 29J deep, more or less —
bounded on the north and ead by the above Lot,
and on the wed 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-street, belonging to the estate of
Jacob Wailey, deceased, containing in front 49
feet, and in depth 156 feet, more or less—This lot
has every cohveniency on it, either for a private
family, or a person in trade, and has fufficient
room dill in front to ered another dwelling house
or dores—lmmediate polieffion will be given.
A TRACT of LAND, on the north fork of
Edifto river, belonging to the above edate, con
taining 200 acres, bounded fouth-wederly by lands
of the said Jacob Warley, north-eadwardly by Dr.
George Hahnbaum's and vacant land, and fouth
eadwardly on Edifto river aforefaid.
CONDITIONS—Two hundred guineas payable
on delivery of the titles for the Town Lot, the re
mainder payablcone half in Marcla 1785, and the
other half inMar ch 1786, with interest from the
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CHARLESTON: Printed for A. TIMOTH Y, No. 89, Broad-Street.
MONDAY, N O V EMBE R 22, 1784.
TO BE SOLD,
On luefday the 9,oth day of November, at the planta
tion of the late Mr. William M'Donald, in Prince
drederick parish, all the eflate of the said deceased,
confuting of
EN likely negroes, afmall flock of tattle, hogs,
A houfhold furniture; &c. The conditions of
fate are, all sums under five pounds to be cafo; all
Juins above five pounds, twelve months credit will be
given, paying interest and giving approved security;
the property not to be altered until the conditions are
complied with. All perJons indebted to said estate are
desired to fettle by the day of file; and those having
any demands, to fend in their accounts properly
attefled, to
ARCHIBALD M'DONALD, Executor.
T O BE SO L D,
At PUBLIC AUCTION,
By CONYERS, HOLMES, &Cd.
At the Exchange Coffie-Houfe, on the 11th of Janua
ry next, precisely at 11 o'Clock, the following Tracts
of LAND, late the property of William Stanydrne,
Esq; deceased :
THAT valuable and well known PLANTA
TION, in Cacaw Swamp in St. Paul's Parish,
known by the name of Toomer's run, containing 700
acres: The swamp confiding of at lead 160 acres,
is edeemed equal to any, and inferior to none in said
Parish, the remainder good provision and pine bar
ren lands. On the premises are a good dwelling
house, and Negro houses.
At the fame time and place will be fold, one half
part of that valuable Plantation on John's Bland,
called Richfield, containing 500 acres, well timber
ed with oak and hickory, and as prime indigo land
as any in this State. As this lad trad will admit
of a division, it will be equally divided into trads of
250 acres each, and will make two as valuable settle
ments as any in this State. The quality and situa
tion of the above tracts are so well known, as to
render a more particular description unnecessary.
The terms of payment are, one third in January
1786, one third in January 1787, and the remain
def in January 178% giving bond and approved se
curity with interest from the day of file.
ANN STANYARNE, Executrix.
CHARLES FREER,)
MORTON BRAILSFORD,S
Charlefon, Nov. 17, 1784.
For Private Sale,
THE fchooher Ranger, not more than 2 years
old, British regiftcr, burthen about 70 tons,
draws only 6 feet when loaded, with her furniture,
tackel and apparel, as she now lays in the dream,
opposite the exchange; she has just undergone a
thorough repair, and may be sent to sea without
any expence whatever. If the is not fold before
Thursday, the 18th inst. die will on that day be
fold at Public Auftion, by
Primerdfe, Thomson, & Co'.
JAMES ZEALY,
v No. 83, King-Erect.
ALL forts of Dancing Pumps, to be had at a
reasonable price, cheaper than they can be
bought in the stores; and all forts of shoes for
Children from five to eight years of age, at 3s. 6d.
per pair, and Negro shoes at 3s. perpair,, for cash/
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 edate 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 sale of this Lot—One sixth part of the purchase
money will be expeded in January 1785, one do.
1786, one ditto 1787, one ditto 1788, one ditto
1789, and the lad payment in tire year 1790 —on
giving bond with good and approved security for
the payment of the inhered of money, and mort
gages oh the premises.
By Order of the Executors,
Colcock & Gibbons.
THE
TOBE SOL D,
The Brigantine BETSEY, and CARGO,
Lately arrived from Philadelphia.
SHE is a fad failing vessel, having a Bermudian
built bottom, her upper works, from the lower
Break of the bends, were built in Philadelphia laft'
summer, is well found in every refpe&, and carries
about one thousand barrels of flour Her cargo
consists of two hundred and cighty-three barrels of
frefh fupeffine flour, twenty-five thousand of inch
and quarter pine boards, forty thousand of eighteen
inch ihingles, seven thousand of white oak hog
shead ftaves, and eighteen hundred of hogshead
heading. For further particulars apply to Captain
John Slover on board the brigantine, at Shrewfbu^
ry's wharf, or
ROBERT HAZLEHURST, & Co.
No. 44, Bay.
Who have also for Sale,
Burgundy and Claret of an excellent quality, iri
bases containing five dozen each, Tenerife wine
in pipes and quarter casks, hyfon, tonkay and green
teas, a variety of plain and striped muslins, gauzes,
britannias and several other articles of dry goods,
which will be fold on reasonable terms for cam;
produce, or a short Credit, 2w
Nov. 19, 1784.
LAWSON, PRICE, & Co.
Have imported in the Peggy, from London, and the
Catherine from Brifal,
A large Assortment of G C) O DS:
„Confifing of
ROSE and London duffil blankets, wclcht
plains, very fine welch flannels, printed li
nens, cottons and callicoes, manchefter goods, Bir
mingham cutlery and ironmongery, white, buff
and blue caffimers, plain and flowered lawns, green
black and white gauzes, pins, sewing silk and twif{
mens shoes and boots, womens calamanco shoes
and pumps, new invented water proof hats, glass
ware in boxes and crates, tin plates in boxes, °mu-
Fard in boxes, containing one gross jib. bottles in
each, vinegar in calks of about 30 gallons, split
peas in kegs—To be fold on low terms, for cash of
produce.^
TO BE LET,
TWO Rooms on the firfl floor, and a back bricks
building. Enquire at No. 101, corner of Meet
ing and Queen-streets, or at the Printing-Ofc.
Wants Employ,
A^ OUNG MAN, who has good recommen
dation, and understands the business of a
Store. Enquire of the Printer.
Burgwin, Hooper, & Alexander,
No. 8, Bedon's Alley,
HAVE FOR SA L E,
ror ready pay or upon the cuJlomary credit—
NEGRO cloth, blankets, striped linfeys anti
other woollens. A complete assortment of
ironmongery, consisting of materials for house build
ing, boule and fliip carpenters, blacksmiths, shoe
makers, curriers and coopers tools, plantation
tools and kitchen utensils. Large steelyards, that?
will weigh a barrel of rice, scales and weights for a
ton draught, anchors and grapnels, with a gr at va
riety of other goods—A handsome allowance made'
to wholesale purchasers.
N. B. The highest prices given for tobacco of the
belt quality, deer ficins, and most other kinds of
produce.
A consignment of tin ware, fail duck, short
pipes and cotton itripes to be fold at the cost and
charges. ts
Fellowfllip Society.
A QUARTERLY MEETING of said Society
will be held on Wednesday, the Bth of De
cember, at the house of Mr. DAVID BURGER
in Queen-dreet, where the Members are requeued
to attend at Eleven o'Clock, in the forenoon.
By Order of the Society,
Alexander Alexander, Secretary.
Charlejion, Nov. 22, 1784.
[Nm 2248.]