The Gazette of the state of South-Carolina — Charles-town [S.C.], 1784-03-18 00:00:00, page 4

N O T.l C E.
1 H E Subscriber having been nearly rushed by
1 the War, will, in order to free himfelf from
difficu ties, ?nd to enable him to pay his jail debts,
dilpole of at Public or Private Sale, the following
Plantations, viz.
That valuable PLANTATION formerly be
l°^ng to 'he estate of William Hunter, deceased,
containing 540 acres, about 406 acres of which
lying betwen Speeres's Creek and the Wateree, is as
rich low grounds as any upon that River; upwards
of 200 acres cleared and under good fence, and
may be planted the present year.—2o healthy New
Negroes from 10 to 2; years of age, will be takeh
in part payment for this trad, and a bond payable
theist of January 1785, for 'the remainder of the
purchase.
ALSO another Plantation, divided from the
one above defc ibed, by a road leading from the
fubferiber's Mills on Speeres's Creek to the Land
ing—This contains about 500 acres, chiefly se
cond low grounds (except a field of 50 or 60 acres,
now rented to Mefiis Samuel and William Boy
kin, for three years, at four dollar's per acre) —Oh
this is a good Dwelling House, a Barn, and leveral
Out Hoafes.—This is an excellent Plantation for
Provisions, Indigo, or Tobacco; about 200 acres
cleared, but the fences chiefly burnt, but may if
entered upon soon, be planted the prcEnt year.—•
The two above-mentioned tracts of land lay opposite
to lacds belonging to Mr. Boykin, and lands of
William Ancium, and adjoining the fubferiber's
mills oh Speeres's Creek, and a'bout 9 miles below
Camden.
ALSO that valuable Plantation knowh by the
name of GAUNI'3 FERRY, opposite Camden,
containing in the whole §l6 acres, upwards of 106
acres of which is as rich low grotirid 23 any upon
the river, and chiefly cleared; this may be divided
into two or three small trade.—On this place is the
Tobacco Waie-houfe— on the south tide the river;
a high healthy fituatioh for horifes, '(thb fornierones
having been destroyed by the British Uririy) and
Very convenient for dores or taverns, being one of
the best accustomed ferries in this State, and will
produce a great income..—Plats may be seen and
terms known by applying to the fubferiber No. ~
St, Michael's Alley.
If the above Lands are not disposed of by Private
S;de, they will be set up at Public Audios at the
April Court in Camden, at which time and place
he will alfb Sell the few remaining Field Negroes
left him by the British, consisting of about Twelve
in number, Three valuab'e young Negro Wenches,
belonging to the estate of John King, deceased,
and Twenty.eight valuable Negroes; a Rock of
Cattle, Horses, H®gs and Sheep, belonging to the
estate of Joseph Mickle, deceased.—Credit for the
whole will be given to the ilt of January 1785,
paying interest and giving security.
He will also Sell all the Trads of Land belonging
to him laying dispersed throughout the State, (ex
cept those adjoining his mills, and the Village of
Camden) a particular description of which will be
published in Hand-bills, lo soon as he returns home
and can mcke them out; for which Treasury In
dents will be taken in payment. —Several valuable
Lots in Camden, to be Sold on a long credits paying
the intercß annually.
JOSEPH KERSHAW.
Charleflon, March 3, 1784.
Cudworth, Waller, & Co.
TAKE this opportunity, at the close of the
year, to return thanks to their friends and
the public for past favours, and hope that their
assiduity in business, and constant endeavours to give
fati^fadion, will merit further encouragement.
From the mode at present too much adopted,
they are under the necessity of declaring, that no
limited goods will be exposed by them at public
file, and no proprietor be fuffered to bid on his own
property, as they conceive such a practice to be en
tirely repugnant to the true spirit and design of
Auctioneering, and an impotition on the putchafers.
—As at the end of every two months, they arc
obliged to pay into the Treasury two and a half
per cent on the amount of their files, it is abfolute
]y necefl'ary to give this public notice, that from and
alter the firft of January next, no goods fold by
them will be delivered until the money is pai<j,
except to those who are known to be pundual in
calling and difeharging their bills.
They have an excellent Store for the' reception
of Indigo, which will always be at the service of
thole who may employ them in the Factorage Bu
siness.
WANTS A PLACE,
APerfon that underhand. Arithmetic, ' T - id
be glad to attend in a Merchant's 8, „ fi
quire at the Frit mg-Oifa.
State of South -Carolina.
WHEREAS ^t a Court of Common Pleas
begun and holder at Charleston, on the lutti
inttanh
To be SOL D,
EXCELLENT Rose Butter, by the keg 61
I pound, frelh Double Gloceder Cheese, north
ward and Carolina Hams, Gammons and Flitches;
Flour by the barrel or pound, Florence Oil, Al
fpice, Ginger, Mustard, old Jamaica Rum, old
Weft India ditto, northward ditto, belt Mufeovado
Sugar, common ditto, Chocolate, Coffee, Tea, &c.
With a number of other articles in the Provision way,
all which are Retailed at the most reasonable terms,
No. 67, Queen-street, where there is Lodgings
to accommodate the Country People.
N. B. Country produce of any kind will be
taken in payment for any of the above articles.
being, returned duly summoned to serve as Jurors at the
said Court, made default, and were noted for non-ap
pearance.
Notice is hereby given, that they will be fined in the
fom of Five Pounds Proclamation money each, unleft
they shall refpeaively make good and fufficient excuses,
upon Oath, for their non-appearance, within/ 40 days
from the date hereof.
|Wm. MASON, C. C. P.
Office of Common Pleas,
Feb. 10, 1784,
Thomas jervey & john allen
WALTERS, acquaint their friends and the
public in general, that they have entered into
Cepartnerihip, in the Factorage and 'Comtaiffi^n
Business, and have purchased Burns's old wharf,
whereon are excellent fores fit for the reception
of rice, indico, or tobacco; and will be greatly o.
bliged to all those who will employ them in felling
of the : f produce: due attention will be paid td
their interest, and every endeaveur exerted to
give fatisfa&ion.
To be SOL D,
For Cafo, or State Treasury Indents,
TWO Lets of Land [in Union-street, hear
Broad-faeet, each measuring 25 feet in front,
and 94 feet mere or less in depth, formerly the proper,
ty of John Burn, Esq; deceased, together with the
Several small Wooden Buildings thereon, which rent
for £6O. fferling per annum.— Apply at Nc. 38, the
corner of Elliot-flreet and the Bay.
Just PUBLISHED,
And to be So'd
At the PRINTING-OFFICE,
No. 100, Meeting.fireet,
(PRICE TEN °PENCE)
The South-Carolina & Georgia
ALMANACK,
OR
ASTRONOMICAL EPHEMERIS
For the Year of our Lord
. 1 /^ 4- 4
Arid the Eighth Year of American Independence;
To be Sold at the Printing-Office,
DI LWOR T H's Spelling Books,
Watts's Pfairns and Hymns, An
Oration delivered before a Convention of
Free and Accepted Masons, Lord Cbef
terfield's Letters, the Polite Philofof)her,
Writing-Paper, Fafte Board, &e. & c .
Daniel Hall, & Co.
No. §, Tradd fireet,
HAVE lately imported Madeira, Mufcateg
Malmfey, Lisbon and red Wines in pipes, half
pipes, and quarter calks, Brandy in pipes, high
proof Dernarara and St. Kitts Rum in hhds. and
50 gallon cafles. Superfine Philadelphia Flour,
Pilot Bread in calles of 100 weight, Mould Can
dles in boxes, Corks in bales, Anchors and Cables,
which they will dispose of for caffi or produce.
Charlefion, Dec. 4, 1783.
William Logari
Sparkes Findley
Philip Will
William Oswald
William Sleigh
Michael Peters
John Gibbon!
Stephen Forgartie
Daniel Bourdeaux
James Muholland
Abraham Harman
and Edward Thomas
To be Sold at the Printing-Office.
DOCTOR Baker's Antiscorbutic Dentifrice and
Albion Effence.—Lieper's High arid Low
Toast Snuff—as good as any imported from Et)
rope.-
To be SOL D,
^y PRIVATE SALE,
A Goog BRICK STORE, with a comModfo
.° us d welli "g Houle behind it, being No. 16. in
'° ™" ra J P art of the town, and a molt
eligible fitu^Uon for business.—Likewise an airy, n?ea
fant, new Brick Dwelling House in Tradd street, lately
far C ":" d , b Y^"' '° therin gham —Also a few
ble Haufe NEGROES to be fold; for p ar fo,
tppbto Robert Norris.
To be Sold at the Printing-Office,
BLANK Bonds and Judgments, War
rants, Writs, BilH of Sale, Subpoena
Tickets, Executions againd the Body on
Process, ditto agbinft the Goods, Sum
mary Process, Bills of Loading, Indent
tures, Powers of Attorney, Articles for
Seamen, Price Current, Attachments, &c.
Notic e.
ALL persons indebted to Cudworthi
Waller, & Co. are requeued to rab ^ soon
as 'Poffible, and make payment to the fubferiber^ At
their Audion-Room, Broad-street, No. 92, as by thd
death of their late partner, Mr. Robert Way, there is
a teeffity of doling that concern. 3w .
Cudworth & Wallers '
Ten Dollars Reward.
RUN Away about the middle of Novera. a N^ro
fellow named OLIVE, this country born, a mog
and boot maker by trade, is of a yellow cotopbxon,
well known in this City, as he formerly belonged to
Mr. Patrick Hinds, is also know in Goose Ceek,
and has a wife at Mrs. Elliotts, at Cembahee, whue it
is supposed he is gone. The ibove reward will be ?,iven
to any person that will deliver him to me at No.
Beaufain Street, or the keeper of the Sugar House.
Edmund Fitzpatrick,
Who has a quantity of good Negro Shoes to dispose
of by the quantity, at a reasonable price.
THE Subferiber intending ffiortly to leave this
State, deities all perlons indebted to him, ci lo
Currie & Norris, by bond, note or open account to
call atid fettle the fame before the 7 h day of March
next Gluing, or otheQfe he will be under the re^ffi.
ty of paring his Papers into the hands of art Attorney.
Robert Norris,
Feb. 2, CT 4 . No. 5 , Bedonfole,
ALL persons indebted to the estate of James
Marlhall, Esq; deceased, are requested to
difeharge the firne; and all having demands against
the laid estate, to deliver in the fame on bath, to
Anna Maria Marshall, Exec.
ALL }rfons indebted to the estate of William
Lowrey, Efir, deceased, are requeued to call
ana pay up the mtereft, and renew their Bonds on
or before the firft of April next.
THEODORE TREZEVANT.
empty Bottles.
F?"!" ch J g^rous price will be given by the
fubferiber, No. 21, Bay, Who fa f or Sa ; e
° ld Madriri w i^ of the frft quality,
excellent Red Port, Bourdeaux Claret, warranted found
and good, Cyder and Taunton Ase by the barrel or
London Porter, but Charleston bottled, that
Ipeak for rtfelf.
JAMES MILLER)
To be Sold Cheap for Cassi,
At No. 114, Broad street.
PRESERVED Citron, Lavender Water, Hun-
J'™"' Soft and Hard Pomatum, Es-
Bur ^ m ^ ^ with Coffee, Bohea,
S^ar 'ch "1 Gree r, Teas P ^^ and Brown
J fl °cohte, and sundry other Articles fcl
jmg at Ketam