The Gazette of the state of South-Carolina — Charles-town [S.C.], 1784-01-29 00:00:00, page 3

NOT J C .
CT"^ DE following SALES by Cozcock &
Gibbons, which \v©c to has. pea on. M.n
d<t,' Toni., %6^\, are, on ;-cc ont urfteb&h-eri us
the weather, penned till T&eSNAY, lie 3 I of
-February tfh@ ti.Hy will c^mmtuQ at ten oo^k
pierkk!,v
Mi# iliac IhuT+fne's vstuabke Traci of Lmd, tear
Sfo^e Ferry, a-<d Tbr. T^d, on Dameil Ifisnj.
Also, ar, uifchhed Two Jtoiy Wooded Building
cfthe be{ | m &rim.,
Twelve months Lease of the renVeHen' Stores on
Gemwn,,/^ w^arf, ^^ oc^p cd by M.. Fiaw;i«
Cotab? a n p Mr. R, Clue.
Taat pkafant Farm near Der;hefter, belonging to
the eiiate of xVriiian) SauudtN, Efa; containing 10%
acres, Qn which is a convenient dwelling, house ot'tbur
roo&t.
A beawiful Rahtarion on James If^nd, containing
too acres, on which is a corrodent dwelling house,
wuh ;he teffary Out.buildups.
A numtier of valuao e Negroes, gmonf whom ar%
drivers, c'lrerten, hifcdeyc/a, wheelwrights, wait
ing men, waihe-s, ironers aac fm,lbefe 3.
T° tnc (wove Sa.er, mxh ve add-ea thefanre lay,
Inat beautiful SPOT on 'the Broad Road near
Charleston, and opposite C\ ,'• lipid's, Icime: ) /&>
C-Her 3 rop.-;walk, containing in front 69fset,e # t, and
near 600 feet w depth, the whole of which floats on
"A""' :c d;rg to th? Jewish buying -ground.
A wenr, -five variable NFGROBS, a&#%,.wLcm are
fame of toe rirn-rate servants ever offered far foie in
thb~ bite;
llurir.cur of the roofl valuable Negroes belonging
to the crate ct James Botudeaix, dec+ofed, win were
punched in by the hems at the Ale in St. Th. : m.s's
Pr.fr, vere their worth did not seem to be rightly
undtrnpod,
The following valuable LANDS belonging. to the
, ettat nt Henry Crotich, Esq; deceased, viz.
A Gari of Land situated in a mo# defghrfnl part of
the country, between the Congvee and Waterce, con
taining about 1066 acres; pud another ] ra a o , rich
land on the north fide of Four Sole Ewamp, contain,
WK about 550 acres; with one 7 U:h part of that Body
pf Land, koren by the name of Tranfy Ivania, lyinr
op th^ river Ohio ^nd branches thereof ' °
Colcock & Gibbons.
CHARLEST 0 N,
January zg, 178.
FI R public wid be plea fed to be cautioned
k againit the surged rentes of the Financier
ana the inspectors of * ebacco in Viruria, which are
abroad, and fume of which may make their appear
ance in this States
MARRIED.] Mr. John Grimball, bf Edifto,
to Mrs. Ann Adams, widow ofthe deceased Mr.
John Adam, —Mr. J^h, fenkins, of St. Helena,
to MiG Martha Neribrook. daughter of Ar Rich
ard '3e.bren^.— Nr. Herfamio fenkins, of Wad
melaw Bland, to MiG Hannah Fripp, daughter of
the deceased N^. fohn Fripp
DIED, Doctor Kennedy of hekfonborough,
g Mapy Gentlemen having called at ! he Edi
tor's Office, requeuing her to republiffi the firfi.
Cafas, by fuhferipbon; the Kgs leave to inform
those, and Lch other Gentlemen as may incline co
have the laid pamphlet again ufocred into public
view, in^that way, that, on leaving each their
fubferiprion money at the Office, Hand not firmer)
amounting, in the whole, to Inch sum as will in
demnify expenses, the laid Publication will, imme
diately, be undertaken, and repibhfhed.
In tbe jiouje of : D^^ate<, Richmond, Tbu'ffo,
December 4, 1783.
Whereas it appears by an order of the King of
Great Britain, in council, bearing date the zd of
July sass, made under the expreht authority of his
Parliament, that the growth or produce of any of
the United States of Amerce a - prohibited ft°m
being carried to @ny of the BFdG We'ff India
islands by any other than Bririfh h:b';tt%, in B huh
built Grips, owned by British riddels, and navi
gated according to the Laws of that Kingdom :
And whereas tills proceeding (GAvph but a tem
porary expedient, exhibits a difyNbion in Great
Britain to gain partial advantages, injurious tothe
rights of free commerce, and is repugnant to the
principles of reciprocal intereff and convenience
which .re 'found ty experience to form iheoroy
permanent foundation of friend, intetcourfe be
tween states ;
Refolded nemh?e c^tra&cenie, That the United
States in Congress iiiobbl&l ought to be empow
ered to pfohjbii Bririfh vefcls frem bring the car
riers t>f~the growth or produce of tit Btitith Weft'
Indiablands to these United States, lo long as the
leftriCFon aforesaid mail be continued on the cart
of Great Britain, or to concert any o'her modeto
be adopted by- the -States.', .which Fiji be. them,lit
effectual to counteract the designs of Great Britain
with refyed to the American Commerce.
Extrafl from the ^ov^hi,
JOHN BECKLEY, C. H. D
Sundry valuable Fhufes and Lands to
be SO L D.
On Wednesday the 4th of February,
At Ten o'clock, at the Poufe of Mr. Martin, in Ring.
Street, formerly known by the sign of Three Legs, °
C" LOTS belonging to the estate of Richard Berfs-
T R "' 'fy'™=fed ; To be Did for dnc-thial edih, ohe-
I—A ,i f d payable the tirfrof January, 17,85, ane one-third
the jirir of January, 1786, with .approved security.
No. 1. A Lot oh the corhef of King-street ahd Beresford
''A 2 7 ' ce ' eroot, and 114 loot deep, whereon- is a good
haufe and oub-houfes, mow occupied by Mr, Sullivan, fadlek
2. A Lot joining the above, on King-ftrect, of 27 feet
front, and 119 feet deep.
5. A Lot on Bereslord-fl reel, joining No, 1, of gg fact
front; and 84 feet deep, whereon are two good tenements.'
9. A Lot on the north.f:de of Beresford-ftreet, of 44 feet
front, and 84 feet deep, whereon are two very good tenements.
10. A Lot adjoining No. 9 , of 36 feet front, and $4 feet
°,Q whereon are.fome^obd buildings.
2. A Lot on Archdale-Breer, 2S feet front, and irg feet
deep, whereon xs a good convenient honfe-and out-buildings,
, Belonging to Michael Ka^ifen, Esq;
And to lie fold for one-fourth Cath^ one-fourth payable on the
firfl of January, I,s^ one-fourth on the .firftef January,
1786, and orie-fot;rtfa on the firit of January, 1737 ;
T 0 0 variable TenerffenA, No. 24 had 2$ in King-ft reel,
now occupied by Mr. Martin, and formerly held by Mr. Hat
field as^a noted Inn feign of the Three Legs) built of done
an d,ndt, and as well conftrnfted as adyhriHih^ in tius State,
these tenements have every ne%ffary af.d convenience ei
ther tor a publican, or a merchant, in ceftars, kitchens, sta
b-es, t\i. 0 c. and may lerve as one or two tenement;, the one
adjoining the other, and arc 55 feet front on king-street, and
237 feet deep.---This iland has, as an Inn, been relpeAably
noted lor several years, and may be entered on the loth of
April next.
A p.eaiant and web Stunted Boufe in Anfonocrough, upoft
Xing-freet, No. 5, two fjeries high, bulk of cypress wood,
with out-houses, garden, &e. in which the fm-fcriG, -now lives.
From its situation and concetiened, it is- well fired for public
v,r private -btyineffy has 40 feet front on King-ftrcet, and 3<2
feet deeo.'
- A Lot adjeining fbe ab^ve, of „ feet front on Kiug-ftreet,
-and 3)2 feet-deep.-
Live Lots 'of Land o'h 'Gcorye-f reel, near Klifr-ftreet ad
icirfof to Me. John l#hiri -4nd-Geo#Gh%;ncf, Michiel
ICalteilen and Mr. John-o^l&it Cripps, % c>f.about 30 feet front
on George-ffireet, aid 16t feet deep, -as per plat, to be fcen
Belonging to Hon. ;4/?x. Cdhn ; Esq;
And tube fold Tor one-fourth to be paid OAfthe firff of Jamri.'
ar y> £7Bs>t^e-lo'jrrii on tiie Ind of, lanuary, 1756, and
the lift payment on the frit of January, 17€7, with ad
ported Security, and iraerefi t'romAhe dfyof trig,
IVILNJV-T vvO. CO a^ of LAND in Kings-lireetf Hazel
ftreet, and Meeting-Meet, o,polite to MW Philips's and Mr.
Deiyoc., and in Lie wry bed situation ih.Kkig-Meef for
Tore,; they, arc-fiom 3.Q I^6o feet front, and from ^0 to
AGO feet deep, as pel pbri,° to he Teen A A. Gillon, Efyr'sv*
U here are two -good wooden buildings on hire of the lots.
On W-edneßEv tbe uth ot February,
-Before the Exchange, at Ten o'clock, will be fold for -State
Invents,; to ^delivered before the lirfe of June next, for
tihich bond, v/ith approved fecutity, °Diufi be given;
A TRACT' fri LAND $f ^ce-afe in Grenville County,
d™^ ' fuated on the blanches of Turkey-creek, and but a
CT ~ very few mhcbdnt..ini from Savaanfr river, as also
a Tract of 25, acres, d^igg on the aforcl,td branches.---Both
tracks die v.>;l thr,cerea; and wxh.relpiT to foil,, of as good
a quahty as any lands 1 chat part of the. State.
A . rate of b.§o acres, in Ciaven county, lying on the waters
of frifhing and Nelly- reek, within a tew mites ot the iron
works on the fame wafers,
Tais %ad CQniam^ : w.Rquehtrty of iron-Ore.
I nice v ery-vatuaoir L^ts in King-fire et,,torinerly belonging
to Mr. Either, and alnfoft oppotite to Mr, Jacob Male's; they
arc , #eet ftp it or Klng-itre.t, and 24? feecdeep, have two
wooden tenements thereon.
, allfo a Lot in Eri-cc's-Alley, that runs behind the three above
lots to as to afford two fronts.' There is a good -brick building'
on tiijs lot., °
A large comoodions dot-Lie Wooden Hosife in Legare-ftreet,
formerly belonging .to' Mr Charles Atkins; the fot'is no feet
front on Legare-ftreet, and 272 feet deep; has every necessary
oirt-birildirig ©hi it, with a very good .garden.—-This house is
known to be situated in the best neighbourhood in this citv
-and in a very cool ftreetv
"Two lots 'of about 20 feet square, at the hortb-caft corner
of the, Exchange, joining to the four lots on Beresford's wharf
lately fold by the Co.m-miflioners.of Confiscated Eflates. These
lots having 40 feet front on the Bay, and the materials all ready
for running up ftoies inat will let rot 300 L sterling per annum
makes them valuable to those who wish to have one of the best
Stands in this city for 2 vendue-ftore, or for any kind of mer
cantile bufiuefs, particularly if Champney's wharf Should be
converted into a public market; then they will have 40 feet
front on laid market, and have a front on three: streets.
F°y,'e, ° n fifteen years credit, giving a mortgage of the
premises, With Sufficient personal security, and paying the
ihtereft annually to William Cripps; a valuable traft of land
of about 100 acres on Goofc-cregK, ten miles from this city;
joins on the ten mile house, on Mr. Cannon's land, and ora
Mr. Charles Drayton s, formerly Defter Moultrie's. It is well
known by the former description of Fort Hill or Cripps's
Fields.--- There is much timber on it, andrior several years
there has been trom 100 to 170 barrels of rice made on it a
year.' It is inferior to no place thereabouts, having some
plealant rising g.ounds fit for building on ;. and 240 acre* of
hard m,fh belonging to it which may readily be dammed in
makes it, a very valuable tra& of land.'
The purchafersof all the foregoing lots and lands to pay one
F" ^ e d utles of 2 1-2 per cent, to the Treasurers, and one
half of the expences fotthe conveyances.
To be fold on a five years credit, for Treafuty Indent of
this State,
On Wednesday the 4th of February,
'"r'HAT well known House and Lot of Land, No. i 9?
§ froutipg on Ring and Liberty streets, containing on
King-,ireet 28 feet, and on Liberty-street 144 feet;
the house contains fix rooms, with a large piazza, kitchen
necellary-houfe, ftor&houfe, and afconlmodatitas for feraag
fr!#re, ^^ te * * and # frefora ft
Free. _3 foet. and <5. met in deoth; the Dremlf %
good ibk and whair-houfe, d wjj of water with a privilege
of ame u c , ,hra Liberty-itec. A^ a ^Let fi^
on ^ft.o,% s o Ret font, „,,j ^f^ ^ • g
^ t ^™ "^"^ - '"^ ^° p '^ ^" ^ ^ed
,p J ,™ s ^ couched with, which must he immediately
^rtci .ne fc^. her birth,er particulars enquire or us
le^'^^T ™" ^ fr V CTW ^g 2 ^ acres ^or
F °" ^ J T™^ ft^m, about r 9 'miles from
P^^ LOTVlbdeS)?et ^ B^^ Wil liam
of '"'"? commonly known by the name
I??,™^ on ,epre roses are a few out .buildups,
of me are, .credit until fannar, L ,S; fr r ,g bond
^d approved fc^rny. P ^^"'""i^iately.
For PRIVATE SALE,
And may be fren at our ftefe trndevnerih the Exchang'e, being
pan o, trie personal -estate of Mary Stevens, deceased,
A BILLIARD TABLE, with every neceTary oompleas
1 X , ™ ^ od ^ rder '° r rating .:ty ;it being so well
?V - l ? *M, ?ent!emen inthis city, needs no farther
«e ^apLidn, having been ; ept in St, MichaeEs-Altey for some
year, p^n, Haa fe,d before the 4th of February next, will
FhT' A' " '"'"P at public auction. Conditions of the fal©
de fix months cfedit,- giving bond an.d approved security.
Stevens, DaCofta, & Co.
^°-3. The SUBSCRIBER
DEGS leave to inform hi s friends that he ha!
DJ removed to Chartefton and re-assumed the
Factorage Business.
He wi?l%e much obliged to them for a continuance
of their Arms - letters and orders directed to him
and left at No. 5 Bedoh's-ally, or No. 18, Meet
iAg-ftrect, will be duly attended to.
Some prime parcels of indigo for fate —2OOO
bufheis of white flint corn wanted to purchase, for
which the call! will be paid; apply as above*
ALLARD BELIN.
. A SLOOP for SALE.
TO be Sold at Public fyflion, on Saturday,
the gift of jah/uary, at the Loweti Market
Wharf, precisely at 12 o'clock, the Sloop OLIVE
BRANCH, about 70 rims burthen,with her Boat,
Stores, &c.&c She is lately arrived forth Lora
don, and lies at anchor opposite the said wharf-
British-built; has a remarkable large hatchway,
and will stow about ,00 barrels of rice; suitable
either for the Wcft-India or Coasting bufmefi.
For further particulars enquire of Captain John
Duff, do board said Sloop ; or of Mr. Taylor, at
No. 105, Church-ftreeri
Cudworth & Waller.
As my wife Hannah Miller, hath wilfully left
my bed and house; these are therefore to
give notice to all persons, forbidding them, at their
peril, to harbour, or credit her for any thing'
on my account, as I shall not be responsible for an,
debt of her contrasting after this date.
Alexander Miller.
Rocky Creek, Camden Difirift,
fan. zotb, B'B4.
AL L persons having legal demands against
William Stoutenburgh, Esq; deceased, are
r equested to make them known immediately to
, WILLIAM SKIRVING. +
Jan io, 1784. Q
No. 2. Wanted Immediately,
Man of character (none other need apply)
£A capable of managing an indigo and rice plan
triton adjoining each other on Waccamaw. A few
degrees will be allowed on feares at either of the
partitions, which are both in prime order, a hand
some fal^^r allowed for his own services, and ever,
other reafoaable encouragement; apply in Charles
ton to
ALLARD BELIN.
-—— — ; g '
The Copartnership of
KEATING & JAMES SIMONS,
B^ING by mutual consent Dissolved, having
declined the Retail Business in favor of Har
ry Grant and James Simons, who, under
the Firm of
GRANT & SIMONS,
Beg leave to inform their friends, that they have
removed to No. 4b on the Bay; where they now
have for Sale an assortment of Eaft-lndia and Eu
ropean Goods, and expert by the firft vessels front
London, a compleat Assortment of Dry Goods.
Ihey hope, from their attention to business, and
particularly in Whipping to their country customer!
iucti articles as may be purchased, (agreeable to
their wishes) to merit their approbation,—as they
have opened store to do business upon the fame terms
as before the war.